MEPFORP MATL TRIBUyE. MEDFORD. OREfiOy. TTEDNT.SD.VT. yOTEMBET? !4. 1937.
PAGE FIVE
BUSINESS ILLNESS
ONLY TEMPORARY
SAYS MY FORD
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profits alon tn terribly handi
capped to begin with."
"Here Is ft nation that might Be
the richest nation In the world, when
actually we haven't enough of any
thing, because there la not enough j
production. The need la here; the
ability to produce la here: the stop
page la In the system that puts
profit before production and that
la the money system."
The solution, Ford said.- Ilea in
teaching the coming generation the
real purpose of money and "an un
derstanding of a system that may
hav been adequate for society's
needs many years ago, but no longer
meets Ita requirements today."
New Day Looms.
Honest financiers. Ford went on,
"have done a great Job of malting
the present system work as well as
It has. but there will be a new race
of 'financial engineers coming along
whose pride will be the social efllc
lency of the system, rather than us
profit-ma king possibilities. Their ef
forts, however, may be hindered un
less there Is a, more general under
standing of the shortcomings of the
present system."
Referring to the great surplus the
Ford company maintains, Ford said
It. was as much part of his company's
equipment as are the drill presses,
blast furnaces and assembly lines.
"We could not operate without
that surplus," he said. "If we had
to borrow money we could do so
only on terms Involving surrender of
control of our plants. Then we could
not be Justly called a business. There
are too many laws on the statute
books that, if they are not modified,
will drive Independent manufacturers
Into the arms of the money lenders
and that simply means putting in
dustry back under the financial con
trol from which it has been freeing
Itself."
A real understanding of the money
system, Ford aald. might well be
taught In the nation's schools.
lighting standards with th stars
snd garlands will start Friday. City
Superintendent Fred W. Scheftel
stated.
The stars were made by the man
ual training clawes at Medford
Junior high school. Jackson county
Chamber of Commerce appropriated
$75 for material and wires. Through
tha co-operation of the Rogua river
national forest and the CCC camps
In this district, fir bows and laurel
berries were obtained by the city.
CCC enrollees brought the decora
tions to Medford In forest service
trucks.
t
steers and yearlings generally steady.
shippers and order buyers taking
medium weight and weighty kinds
grading strictly good and better;
some sales on kinds scaling 1300 lbs.,
upward as much as 25c higher; com
mon and medium grades steady to
weak: early top $14.76 paid fot med
ium weights fed with show steers;
several loads 13 U. too many heif
ers here; vealers 2flijfK)c lower, main
ly $10 down.
SHF.EP 6.000; fat lambs active;
strong to 15c higher; bulk 10 15c
up: sheep mostly ateady. alaughter
ewea $44.90.
BIRTHS
Born to Mr. and Mr. John Ada
myck, of route 1, a son weighing
eight pounds, at the Sacred Heart
hospital last night.
Livestock
AIDES TO ACCOMPANY
REGIONAL f A CHIEF
ON VISIT TO MEDFORD
On his visit here next Tuesday
1. J. Griffith of Portland, regional
WPA administrator, will be accom
panied by Ivan E. Oakes. acting dep
uty administrator, and Wilfred Shu
holm, state director of the division
of labor, it was announced today by
the Jackson County Chamber oi
Commerce.
Mr. Griffith la to be principal
speaker at a lunch eon -forum to be
given In tha Hotel Medford at l'i
o'clock Tuesday by the Rotary club
and the chamber of commerce. The
publle la Invited.
Mr. Griffith and his assistants are
to arrive nera Tuesday morning.
Aftr tha luncheon they will Inspect
tha municipal airport which has
been developed through WPA assist
ance. Tha airport tour will be con
ducted by Fred W. Scheffel, city
superintendent. Statistical data and
eh art will ba presented to Mr. Grif
fith. Ra will also be shown a model
of tha airport.
Tha city at present Is seeking to
procure additional WPA funds to
complete widening of the main run
way to meet department of com
merce standards. The matter has
bees presented to WPA headquarters
1b Washington, D. C, by Sen. Charles
X. McNary.
After the airport Inspection Mr.
Griffith and his aides will be taken
by Mr. Scheffel on a alght-seeing
tour through Prescott park which is
being developed by the civilian con
servation corps.
The chamber of commerce aald
that Mr. Griffith would Inspect other
WPA project during his visit here
If It was desired.
Portland
PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. 24. lAP
USDA) Hogs: 100. market alow,
mostly steady: good-choice 180-210 lb.
driveina $7.65-7.75, medium down
(7.50. few 265-315 lb. butchers $6.75
7.00. light lights $7.00-7.25; packing
sows $6.00-6.25: few 125 lb. feeder
pigs $7.25.
CATTLE; SO Including 7 direct,
calves 15 Including 6 direct, supplies
very limited but scattered sales lully
steady; load common-medium around
y50 lb. holdover steers $6.75, medium
good steers nominally $7.00-8.50; cut
ter hei fers $3.75. common-medi urn
salable $4.50-6.35; low cutter and cut
ter cows $2.25-3.00, common butcher
$3.25-3.75, good beef salable up $5.00
and above: bulls salable around $3.75
4.50: good beef bulls eligible $5.00 or
above: few medium-good vealers
$5.50-7.00, choice quotable $7.50.
SHEEP: 50. fat lambs quotable
steady; good-choice kinds around
$7.25-7.75, strictly choice eligible to
$8.00, medium yearlings salable
around $5.25-6.25; 2 decks medium
holdover ewes unsold with demand
narrow, strictly good ewes salable
around $3.5-3.75.
(Market closed Thanksgiving day).
south San Francisco
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24.
(AP-USDA) Hoga 450. including
280 direct. Not enough on sales to
day to make a market, nominally
steady, few head around 210 lb.
butchers $8.35, package medium light
lights $7.85. Package sows $6.50.
CATTLE 200, Including 15 direct.
Pre-holiday trade rather slow, scat
tered sales steady to weak; load me
dium to mostly good 010 lb. fed
steers $8.60. Few common steers
$5.50-6.50; few medium to good feed
er steers $6.75-700; medium heifers
$6.25 down, good cows absent quoted
up to $5.75 or slightly above. Bulls
nominally steady, medium grades eli
gible $5.50 down. Calves: None. Nom
inal: good to choice vealers quoted
$9.50-10.50.
SHEEP 2.000 including 1.210 direct.
Lambs active, steady at week's de
cline; two doubles medium to good
84 lb. Idnho wooled lambs $900:
wooled slaughter ewes quoted mainly
$3.25 down.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. NOV. 34. (API
BUTTER Print: A grade. 37'ie lb.
in parchment wrappers, aB'ic lb. in
cartons; B grade, 36 c lb. In parch
ment wrappers, 87 &c lb. in cartons.
SUTTERFAT -(Portland delivery,
buying price) A grade. 37'a:-38c lb
country stations; A grade. 35'i lb.;
B grade. 2o lb. less: C grade. 6c less
EGOS Buying price by wholesal
ers: Extras, 31c doz.; standards, 38c
doz.; firsts. 25c dot.: medium, 23c
doz.; medium firsts, 25c doz.; small
extras, 17c doz.: undergradea, 17c doz.
TURKEYS Buying price: Hena,
24c; No. 1 toms 21'i-32c lb. Selling
price, toms 33-33 Vic; hena 36-37c.
Cheese, country meats steady and
unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Nor. 24 (Pi Grain:
Wheat: Open H!h Low Close
May 84 84 83 83J,i
Dec 83 83', 83 83
Cash Wheat: Btg Bend blutstem
h.w.. 13 pet. 85 i.J: 13 pet. 93 ",i : Cark
hard winter. 13 pet. 68'.,: 13 pet.
S4i: 11 pet. 86'i: sort white and
western white 8314: hard winter 84
western red 83'i.
Oats. No. 3 white 34.00.
Oats. No. 3 gray 36.00.
Barley. No. 3 45-lb. b.w. 37.50.
Com. No. 3 E. T. ship 27.50.
Mlllrun standard 30.50.
Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 23:
barley 1: flour 6; corn 1; oats 4;
hay 3.
Chicago Wheat
CHICAGO. Nov. 24. (API In
ereased selling, largely rom traders
dispirited by action of securities, led
late today to wheat market setbacks
that almost erased moderate gains
Wheat: Open High Low Close
Dec. 89 00', 88 89
May 89 90 88 89
July 84 85 83 84
Wall St. Report
NEW YORK. Nov. 34. API Pre-
hollday Indecision ruled the stock
market today, and while prices
gyrated on both the plus snd minus
sides, the final tendency was to
lower levels.
Whst rallies there were lacked
stesm. although offerings were ab
sorbed without much trouble.
The list gave ground at the open
ing but recovered later as selected
sharea were picked up. Another set
back and another mild rally follow
ed. The trading pace, slow at first,
quickened a bit In later dealings.
Transactions approximated 1.000.000
shares.
Decision of Chrysler corporation to
curtail. operations, effective Immedi
ately, brought out considerable of
ferings of the company s stock, Ls
bor troubles In a St. Ioula rord
plant contributed to weakness In the
motor stocks.
Today's closing prices for 32 sel
ected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. & Dye 148
Am. Can 81
Am. & Pgn. Pow ....... 4
A. T. & T 141
Anaconda 25
Atch. T. S. P. 1 34
Bendlx Avla., 12
Beth. Steel 44
Caterpillar Tract. . - 40
Chrysler 53
Coml. 8olv 7
10 BE OBSERVED
II
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motorists going to the park tomor
row would experience no difficulty,
though chains were advised.
Shelter A.ytlHlile
Rest rooms and sanitary facilities
are available at Annie Spring, as
well as a- shelter for the eating of
basket lunches, park headquarters
here announced. Sanitary facilities
are also available at the loke rim,
It was added.
1 was expected also that many
would take Advantage of the holiday
to visit the Oregon Caves. Guide
service through the caves la available
and the chateau is open and serving
meals In both the dining room and
the coffee ahop.
Only thin layer of snow covered
the ground at Lake of the Woods
today. Rogue River national forest
headquarters announced. Roads to
the lake from Butte Falls and Klam
ath Falls were open but tbs Dead
Indian rorvi was closed, headquar
ters said. Use of chains was advised.
Fores Skiing Poor
The road from Reese creen Junc
tion to the South Fork CCO camp
has just been graded and la in good
condition, the forest service stated.
Forest loads In the Union Creek dis
trict, soaked with continual rains
since November 10. are slushy and
sloppy, rangers reported. Snow la not
encountered on tha Crater Lake
highway until 10 miles above Union
Creek, the rangers stated this morn
ing. Main roads In the Applecate dis
trict were In good condition but
branch roads were muddy and chains
were needed, foresters reported. Ski
ing conditions were not good In any
part of the forest, headquarters
stated.
Closing time ror Too Late to Clas
sify Ads la 1 :30 p m.
U CASE
IN FINAL STAGES
The rase of B. F. Burkhardt. against
Jay R. Williams. Nettle C. Williams.
Bert Williams. Dale Stokes. Lois
Fretwell and Opal Nelson, for afttxiu
punitive and 6I00 alleged damages
against each defendant, was expected
to be In the hands of a circuit court
Jury late today.
The action grew out of the filing
of an Insanity complaint against
BUrkhardt by the defendants, last
April. All parties concerned are resi
dents of the Dry Creek district.
Testimony In the trial was ex-
w:ll drilling
New Equipment. Deep
or shallow wells.
ROBT. bURNS
Rt. t. Grants Pan. Phone 61
tensive, and Involved tha conduct oi
tha school. Justice court suit, and
other matters, so much So th. court
this morning admonished counsel
to expedite the procedure.
jCci's iave a
home-made
ca&e
ism
Schilling
Baking Powder
. insist on Delicious tirade 4
LOST RIVER
BUTTER & MILK
Curtlss-Wrlght ....
DuPont
Gen. Elec
J
98
37
aen. Foods 28
Qen. Mot 31
Int. Harv 5
I. T. it T
Johns-Man - 68
Monty Ward 31
North Amer 20
Penney (J. C.) 68
Phillips Pet 37
Radio -
Sou. Pax 17
Std. Branda . 8
St. Oil Gal 29
St. Oil N. J : 43
Trans. Amer. .......... - 10
Union Oarb 62
Unit. Aircraft 17
U. S. Steel 49
S. F. Turkey Price
SAN FRANCISCO. Nov. 24. (AP)
Net prices paid producers for live
poultry delivered In San Francisco.
Dressed turkeys, loose, young toms.
under 17 lbs, 34; 17 lbs. and over,
23-33: young hens, 25 -38.
CITY EMPLOYES WORK
ON YULE DECORATION;
FOREST SERVICE AIDS
About 30 city emplorea have been
wording foT the past few nights at
the warehouw preparing colorful
decorations which will grace Md
ford's downtown streets during tha
Chrtatmaa holidays.
Hug frame stars are being covered
with green fir boughs and Isurel
berries and these will be plsced
around all street lights on Main snd
Sixth street. The men are also
making garlands to hang from the
posts.
Another group of employes are
eorerlng street tamps with red and
gren cellophsne. TVcoratlon of the
Chlrngo
CHICAGO. Nov. 24. (AP-rSDA
HOGS: 16.000: market lOftlfte higher
than Tuesday's average but closing
with part of advance lost: bulk good
and choice 150-300 lbs. r7.B0a 8.10;
most good packing sows 17.35 a 7.50;
few best lightweight up to 7.65.
CATTLE 10,000. calves 1.500; fed
San Franrtvo Butter.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 24. AP
USDAI Butter, score, 92-36',; 91-34.
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 24. (AP
Chu m I ng cream bu tterf at : Fi rs t
grade 41 2 ; second grade 38.
Forest (trove Bank Sold
PORTLAND.' NOV, 34. tP) Sale of
the First National . bank, of Foreat
Grove, to the Olannlnl Interests,
which will transfer it to the First
National Bank of Portland, wss com
pleted today.
CORNING. Ia., Nov. 24. (AP
Judge Horace Mann Townar. 82. for
mer governor of Puerto Rico and
former tows congressman, died at his
home here last night.
QUICK,POSITIVE RELIEF for
HEMORRHOIDS '"'"U
Per 26 years w hsvt sue
ctaifully trtated thounndt
of peopU for th ailment
wa spec. alii in. Ricttl
and Colon and Stomach all
mcnts compltttly dona away
with without 1 hospital '
operation. No confinement.
No lost of llms (rom your 4
or write (or FREE Booklet todey.
Dr. C.J. DEAN CLINIC
Physician and Surgmon
N.S. Cor. E. Burn 1 id and Grand Ave.
TeWphont EAit 3918 Portland. Orefon
-,y. Call
RADIO SERVICE
On All Makes
"0 data coarantee on all repali
uurk
RADIO AND
KLECTKIfJ SHOP
Ne,t to Roi Phone US?
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"A miracle has happened in
these Tbtm Tavern barrels! "
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KIDNEYS PASS
3 LBS. A DAY
r,ei"rt atr vo'if kidceva fiB'aie 13 ovto
f iny tultn or6l'ri hi-'h h-Ip purify
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iH bur-ting ehni thr msv r a?iintMn
rr-Dj with year kidoyt rt bladder.
An f ipm "f aH'is or poinoni in your blood,
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Daily Except Sundays and Holidays, in Effeot November 27, 1937
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W. Main A slain B. Main A Main RerrHale Av Main W Jackana Panirat Critr Cnnlrsl Houlh Central
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;0 7-00- 6:90 Tlno 7t30 llilO 7:90 7:0 7:M 7:40 7:50 . :!
7:10 7:10 7:30 7:K 8:00
7:40 7:30 7:40 8:30 8:80 8.3J S:40
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8:10 . 8:30 8:10 8:30 849 8.40
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11:80 13:00 . '
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12:30 11:40 12:80 18:40
12:80 1:00 1:10 1:20 1:10 1:44 1:M 1:00
1:80 1:1)0 1:10 2:20 1:10 2:40 1:110 3:00
2:80 3:00 9:10 8:20 8:10 8:40 2:20 8:30 1:40 8:80 4:10 4:18
8:80 2:fl 8:80 3:40 8:M 8:00
3:110 4:00 8:80 4:00 4:20 4:90 4:40 4:8a 8:10 8:13
4:10 4:!0 4:10 4:20 4:10 . 4:40 4:80 8:00
4:" 4:40 4:M "" . .,. scMr.nw.fs staut at s a.m. Sundays
4:80 3:00 4:80 8:00 8:10 8:30 HOLIDAYS
8:10 8:20 8:10 8:20 8:20 8:40 8:80 8:00
8:80 8:00 8:30 8:40 I.T. W. Main St. Honrljr or ,ren hour.
8:10 8:10 8:10 6:40 6:80 7:00 ,T r, M, gt Hourly IB M. er the
6:80 7:00 7:10 7:10 7:10 7:40 7;0 6:00'
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6 30 00 :10 6:20 8:20 6:40 8:80 10:00 Herrytlale Hourly on 80 M. to th hour.
8:80 10:00 lo:10 I0:jo 10i20 I0:40 18:0 11:00 No lenlro on Jaeknon 91., 8. Oak6alf
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11:80 11:10 .
Schedule for Saturday Nlht Only
(Mark raef) Trr InOlrates P. M, Time
ESPE the IBILJS
Cooperation With the Medford
Merchants' CHRISTMAS OPENING
Featuring Free Rides all day Saturday
MEDFORD MOTOR BU0 GO.