Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 16, 1937, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextKfEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. EDFORD OREGON'. FRIDAY. .TTLY 16. 1HH7. PAGE TTTRF.I; ;.p. VISITS PARK ON JAUNTTO SOUTH Belief that th labor iltufttlon U tn more Mttled condition In the east than -on the west coast wu ex pressed this morning by Cleveland Dodge of-New .York. City, a director of the Southern Pacific railroad and prominent business man of the east. Mr. Dodge, with bis wife and three children. Elisabeth, Cleveland Jr. and Joan, arrived In M1 ford this morn ing by special car for a oneday stay en route south. They planned to spend the day at Crater Lake. The strike situation seems to be settling down somewhat In eastern auctions." Dodge stated, adding that from what he has observed during his stay on the Pacific coast, troubles of trie teamsters' end longshoremen's unions complicate labor unrest In this part of the country. Although declining to express an opinion of the relative merlta of C. I. O. end A. P. of L Dodge does not favor violent strike methods charac terizing C. I. O. activities, and de clared his respect for the federation's attitude. Labor troubles throughout the country have had a definite effect tn slowing business progress. Dodge said, pointing out that hesitancy on the part of Investors and expansion In terests has been noted to a consul enable extent by rail executives. The same fear of the future may be seen in other lines of business and in' ustry, Dodge believes. The visitors were to continue south tonfght. Livestock . Portland ' PORTLAND. July ' (AP-U.8. Dept. Ar.) Hogs: 350. Including 324 direct, market tedy. feders 35 cents hltwr, good-choice 180-314 lb. driTe- lne 11.76. load lot 12.00. few llBt light 11.00-11.33. packing aoira (00. Seeder pigs 10.75-1110. Cattle: 100. Including 43 direct. Calves 135. Including 111 direct, early clearance of light supply steady prices. few common grass steers 6.75-8.00. fed grass steers 8.99, grassy heifers 6-50- 8.00, low cutter and cutter s.ao-i.. common-medium 4.60-6.00. good beef cows 6.60 and above.- bulls 6.60-6.00, good -choice 8.60-9.36. ' Sheep: 660, Including lei direct. market steady, load choloe 79 lb. east em Oregon lambs 9.00, scattering common-medium 60-71' lb. trucked In 6.00-7.60, few yearlings 5.25-5.76, medium-good ewea 2.60-3.60. - ' South San Francisco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. July 16. (AP-US. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 350. direct 10O. , Steady to 5 higher, bulk good- choice 185-205 butchers 12.60. to most ly 12.69, latter top, other weights ab sent. . Oa'.ue 150, direct .106. Steers and indium -good stock practically ab sent, quoted nominally steady, grsss fed steers quoted up to 9.00 or slignt ly above, medium eligible down to 7.50: 1 good cowa- quoted 6.00 and above, medium eligible down to 7.60: good cows quoted 6.00 and above, odd head common-medium bulla 4.25-5.35. unchanged. Calves: 101 nominally steady: good choice vealers quoted largely 8.50-9.60. Shetp: 14500. all direct; holdovers 150. No action on light supply slaughter lambs, undertone weak. Late Thursday, two decks north coast woll ed springs 9.60, medium grades sorted out 8.00, fully 25 lower. medium firsts 16c; undergradea 13c dozen. lite poultry buying pries by wholesalers: Colored hens, 4-6 lb. 16o lb.; over 5 lbs., 14c lb.; Leghorn hens, under 3& lbs., 11-13C lb, over sVa los., 12-130 lb.; colored springs over Sty lb.. 18-lSc. to 3'i lb.. 17-lSc lb. Leg horn broilers 16- 17c lb.; roosters 6-7e lb. . Cheese and country meat un Portland Wheat PORTLAND. J- 1;' IS (AP) Orstn: Wheat: - Open High Low Close July '1.1014 1.12 1.10'Jr 1.12 Sept. 1.09'j 1.12 1.09j '1.1114 Dec. : 1.11 MS 1 11 118 Cash wheat: Big - Bend bluestem. hw. 12 pet, 81.13; dark hard winter. 13 pet, 6130; 12 pet, 61.21; 11 P.. 61.16; soft white, western white and western red. (1.13; hard winter, 61.12. Oats. No. 3 white. 631. Barley. No. 3, 45 lb, b.w, $33.50. Corn; Argentine. 643. MlUrun, standard. 638.50. Today's car receipts: Wheat, 6; flour, 15: oats, 1; hay, 1. InM emonam In loving memory of our daughter, Anne-Jo, who left us a year ago. We loved you so, no other one can take your place. . . And tho' the memory-of your dear sweet smile. Will always fill our hearts with, anguish deep, We wouldn't wake you If we could, Prom out your peaceful sleep. Mr. and Mrs. Joe P. Kent Butte Falls, Oregon. WHITE TOP, THISTLE ERADICATION TARGET The Jackson . county campaign against weeds continues and la now concentrated on "white top" ana 'star -thistle, under the direction of County Agent Robert G. Fowler. A new solution Is being tried out ss a means of exterminating the nox ious weeds. Main results of the campaign are expected to appear next spring. Late fall and summer applications will be made In the expectation' the roots will be killed. . " CHICAGO. July 16. (AP-tJ. 6. Dept. Agr.) Hoga 5000; from 225 lbs, down scarce, active, 10-25 higher; light and medium weight packing sows 10-15 higher; butchers frob 250 lbs., up and havey packing sows steady to 10 high er; top 12.70. Cattle '1000, claves.500. All slaugh ter classes extremely slow; only low cutter and cutter cows getting any action, these weak to 25. lower; sup ply comprising few . loads' and scat tered lots lightweights and yearllngf valued downward from 14.00; grass fat cows tn narrow demand. Sheep 6000, - trade i active, spring lambs and sheep around steady; top native spring lambs 10.00-25; scattered slaughter ewes 3.00-4.60. Wall St. Report LETHAL GAS CHAMBER TO COST STATE $1400 SALEM, July 16. (AP) The new lethal gas chamber at the state peni tentiary will cost 91400, Warden James Lewis said today.; The 1937 legis lature substituted the gas for hang ing. Plans for the chamber are being prepared and construction will begin toon. , Irish potatoes boiled tn salt water make a good. Inexpensive hog feed. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. July 16. (AP) More than : five cent a bushel Jumps of wheat prices today 'followed' official announcement that Canada will have little wheat for export from this year's crop. '. Wheat: Open " High ' Low ... Close July : 1.2414 1.2914 1-2 . 1.27-28 Sept. 1.34-2314 1.394 1.24V4 1-3814 Dec. 1.26-37 1.3114 1 1.291a Portland Produce NEW YORK. July 16. (AP) XS. S. Steel rallied the stock market In the final hour today but. after getting up 3 point, slipped Just before the close. It emerged V4 a point lower at. 115I4- Other leader followed steel both up snd down and many Issues failed to go anywhere In particular. "Big steel" led sn upswing In the first lap. but reacted when Chrysler dropped more than 3. It advanced and retreated at frequent Intervals. Actual snd prospective earnings re port for the second quarter were Interpreted constructively. Prices-were uneven at the finish, with moderate losers plentiful. The transfers were around 760.000 shares. Today's closing prloes for 33 se lected stock follow: Al. Chem. 6c Dye 336' Am. Cau 10314 Am. & Pgn. Power ;' 894 A. T. at T. ; 164 5514 81 1914 . 9314 97 100 13'4 '',4 160 56 3714 6314 '. 147 134 139 81H 354 - 8714 61 45ii 134 4414 7014 1314 . 102 '4 .......... 3014 US', Anaconda Atcb. T. 4: S. P. Bendlx Aviation .. Beth.- Steel . Caterpillar Tractor . Chrysler . RETAIL - TRADE GAINS REPORTED FOR MOST : CENTERS OVER WEEK HEW TORS. July 16 (AP) Pro gress of trade met fewer obstructions this week even though the rising trend was uneven hi some branches. I Dun A? Bradatreet ssld in It weekly . trade review today. In aplte of the slower rate of ad vance, most of the leading oenters of retail distribution were ahead of the previous week's sale by two to five percent, with no Indications, ss J yet, of a relaxation In the quest for t all types of merchandise. ' 'Comparisons with a year ago were leas favorable In some districts, nar- : rowing the sain In the estimated volume of retail distribution over the i corresponding 1936 week to 10 to 30 ; percent. j 'More hesdwsy waa made In the acquisition of till merchandise In the principal wholesale market this i week. Attendsnce was large and buy ing heavy at the trade shows devoted j to - housewares, draperies, curtalua and furniture. ! "Interest In coat and suits spresd ; from the sport type to expensive j dressy models, with no resistance to , the price advance, following the wage . Increase to workers. "With the gain distributed ever almost all divisions, estimated whole sale' volume ranged from 15 to 32 j percent larger than In the 1936 week." Wheat Prices Due For Higher Levels WASHINGTON. July 16. (AP) Oovernment grain experts aald to day world wheat prices may average higher In the new season that start ed this month thsn In 1936-37. Indicated world supplies for 1937 38 are about 40.000,000 bushels mailer than last reason, they said, while stronger demsnd Is In prospect. San Francisco Butter SAN FRANCISCO. July 16. USDA) Butter unchanged. (AP- oft.Tt.wn. .Tulv 16. (API But- tei-prlnts, A grade. 35c lb In parch ment wrappers. 36c In carton: B grade 34c In parchment wrappers: 3Ac In cartons. Butterfast ' (Portland delivery, buying price) A grado 34-34140 lb. country stations; A grade. 33-32 14c lb.: B grade 114c less; O grade 8c less. Eggs-buylng price by wholesalers: Extras, 31c: stndard 18c; medium 17c; Coml. Solv. Curtlss-Wrlght -. puPont , . Gen. Electric. Gen. Foods. . Gen. Motors Int. Harvest. : I. T. it T. , Johns-Man . Mont. Ward: North Amer. .7 ' T Penney (J. C.) ' Phillips Pt. Radio - .. Sou. Pac ............ Std. Brands .. Std. OH Cal.- Std. Oil N. J Trans. Amer Union Carb United Aircraft U. S. Steel SACRAMENTO. Cal, July 16. (API Churning cream butterfat: .' First grade, 3714c; second grade, SS' jc. John Ed Franklin, 36. of Hugo. Okla, Is the youngest probation of ficer in tha United States. In addi tion, be' supervises more cases than any other such officer. Closing time for Too It to Clas sify Ads Is i 30 p. m. County Treasurer's Call for General Road Warrants. Notice. Is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemp tion of all warrant drawn on the Oeneral Road Fund that were reg istered to, and Including June 30th. 1937. Interest ceases on the above called General Road Warrants on June-17th, 1937. ' , Dated at Med ford; Ore., Juno 16th. 1937. RALPH E. SWEENEY, Treasurer of Jackson County. Ore. SUMMERTIME CAKES! We know that appetites are apt to be elusive these warm summer days so, for our special this week-end, we again offer you a variety of cakes. White Mountain ' Spun Gold Caramel Cream Imperial Chocolate Here are four kinds they are grand summer cakes they're all new they're all different. You are bound to find one to suit YOUR ap petite. 49c Every day in the week we make one new and special bread in addition to our regular line. Here they are: Monday Southern Corn Bread Tuesday Honey Pig Health Bread Wednesday Raisin Date Nut Bread Thursday Covered Wagon Bread Friday Real Pumpernickel Saturday Pimiento Cheese Bread Cut out this list and save it and ask your gro cer EACH day for FLUHBER'S special bread. You'll enjoy them as an addition to your regu lar breads. HAM . . .. lb. 23c Swift's Oriole, whole or half BEEF ROAST lb. 15c SIRLOIN STEAK ... lb. 20c PORK ROAST "sr lb. 17c PORK STEAK r", lb. 19c LEG PORK ROAST . . . lb. 21c VEAL ROAST "sr ., lb. 15c ROLLED RUMP ROAST . lb. 20c BACON SQUARES lb. 16c YOUNG TURKEY FRYERS lb. 25c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES CANNING APRICOTS Apricots are being sold in Medford in 18, 20 and 25 lb. boxes. Because there are so many different sized con tainers we suggest you check the weight before you buy. Saturday we are offering 25 lb. boxes ex. fancy .69c New Potatoes Shafter White . 10 lbs. 17c Field Tomatoes, slic. size, 2 Ig. bas. 25c Fancy Cucumbers, long green. .5 for 10c Green Peppers, fresh, green .... each 2c Local Rhubarb, Bohnert's. 3 lbs. 10c Oranges, thin skin juicy .3 doz. 29c PEACHES. PLUMS, APRICOTS 9flr Fancy fruit, large baskets . . fcUw , We have a large supply of FCY. GREEN CORN TOR SATURDAY WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MA DE BE WISE BUY WISE AND ECONOMIZE AT Holloway's Reliable Grocery W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner. 100 Independent, No Affiliations PHONE 20 Just Received! Another Large Shipment of Famous When you buy olives in sist on P A 0 K E R'S LABEL to insure you of Quality. "Look for the Corning Queen." See them opened and sampled Saturday. We nre head quarters for Corning Queen Olives. (lives Priced at 10c, 20c, 25c, 33c,37c,45c,60c,93candS1.05 We also feature "WORLD OVER" GREEN OLIVES with spiced jCAft dill and garlic. A new Sensation I Quart W White Star TUNA For Tasty Summer Salads y4 Size, 2 cans 25c A Big Value V2 size 2 cans 35c ROYAL CLUB MINCED CLAMS 2 cans 35c Corned Beef or Roast Beef can 19c Tomatoes, std. lge. No. 2V can 10c Whole Beets No. . 2 can 2 for 25c Peas, new crop Merrimack 2 for 25c Tomato Soup . . ... 3 cans 23c Catsup, . . lge 18 oz. bottle 15c I mm Call 20 For Reliable Free Delivery Service It's So Easy To Shop The " Reliable Way RELIABLE Buy Canning Berries Now We have a large assortment at special crate prices. We also have Local Apricots Tomatoes, 4 lhts. . 19c Fancy Field Grown Cucumbers, 3 for . 10c Large size All Local Bunch Vegetables, 3 for . Qc LOCAL CORN Is Here Lemon Juice . V . 2 cans 25c M. 0. P. Brand, equal to 8 Lemons Orange Juice M. P. C. can 10c i : Shortening PEARL We have CRUSHED PINEAPPLE in No. 10 cans for Apricot canning Shasta Coffee vac. pk. lb. can 25c Flavor - Ade .... 6 pkgs. 25c Pineapple Tidbits Tall can 2 for 25c Crushed Pineapple 3 cans 25c Molly Moalc lays: Try tfcfs PIRFICT ICI CREAM MIX I iy . t fe.s.mcs 1 cm m.h.i 2 katekti EAGLE BRAND MAGIC MILK 23c ItWIITfNIO COHDINII0) mClPH IN FOIDIK ON CAN ) I jfs Wm. W Pen Jel2pkgs 23c (CUTTY MEATT MAMSETT Phone 324 Free Delivery Any Size Order 121 North Central Shoulder Pork Roast . . lb. 10c See our large assortment of Veal Roast, lb...... 15c Spare Ribs, lb 18c Back Bones, lb. .... 12c Pork Liver, lb 15c outing.