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Newspaper Page TextrEPFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE. CEDFOTM). QTTEflOy. FRIDAY. APT?TL 12. PXOE THREE T SEEN HALTED BY Almost - Two to - One Man Power Boasted by Loyal ists Similar Impasse Prevails in Pyrenees Area HENDAVfc. France (At the Spanish Border), April 2?. (AP The lmurjent war flppt, led by the heavy cruiser Cannrlas, today raptured or lank a score of flhlng boat In which rov ern merit militiamen were at tempting to get from Catalonia to the coast further outh to Join the forces of General Jose Mlnja. HEN DA YE. Prance, at the Spanish Frontier, April 22. (AP) The gov ernment's almost two to one super iority In man power apparently has halted the Insurgent advance In east ern Spain. The latest communique Issued by the Insurgent general hendquarters, which for days has detailed a long list of captured towns, spoke merely to general terms of a "continued ad Tance" down the coastal road towards Castellon de la Plana. The terse communique, however, placed the Insurgent southern col umns still In the vicinity of Alrala de Chlvert, which was reported cap tured 36 hours before. A similar impasse seems to have been reached all the way to the Pyrenees frontier, where for the last two days the Insurgents have been taking "complete possession" of the Aran valley. Along the 100 miles of the 100 mlle front from Qandeaa north to Sort the militiamen have held firm ly for more than a week. At strategic Tremp and Balaguer the government reported counter-attacks had reduc ed Insurgent bridgeheads. During the month since the In surgent attack developed In Cata lonia. General Franco's troops have penetrated an average of only 18 miles within the province about one-seventh of Its breadth. The stabilisation of the govern ment's defenses behind the natural barriers of the Serge and Ebro rivers has enabled the militiamen to make the fullest, use of their strength. Their line of fortifications also has balked the Insurgent favorite flanking tactics, forcing them to make frontal attacks. Against, these the most effective weapons are the automatic rifle and machine-gun, the bnly ones .In which the govern ment has superiority. The II Canital Parade f Continued from Pag Onet Livestock BUYING - DWINDLES AFTER- EASTERTIDE NEW YORK. April 22. (AP) Re tail buying, after its pre-Eiater spurt, dropped back thla week to Its early April pace, Dim & Brad street reported today. Volume of store sales In some in stances fell as much as 30 and 40 percent, but "averaged" only 5 to 20 percent under last week at lead ing center of distribution through out the nation, the credit agency said. The sharp drop was due largely to last week's last-minute rush of customers for Easter apparel, foods and gifts, which gave retail men their biggest volume of business since last Christmas. Despite the big week-to-week drop, volume was only 2 to 8 percent un der the corresponding 1937 calendar week, the agency pointed out. Wholesale buying gained slightly as merchants began replenishing stock of goods depleted by the pre Easter rush, but 'ran 8 to 22 per cent under last year. Iff) I Butterscotch Pecan Angel Food There Is a very definite reason why this cake stands 'way out in front as a sales leader It has a taste and flavor so entire ly different and delicious that those who once try it come back for another one time after time. Specially priced at 55c Rave you ever tried our real, old-fashioned Pound Cake? You may have it either plain or with walnuts. It's most delicious try it! For FINER FOOD make your "BUY FLUHRER'S. WOrd- traced to- an informal poll eon ducted by the house administration leadership, which shows a clearly pre ponderate sentiment for the senate tax bill. And while Mr. Doughton has pon dered his horrid dilemma, a hot fire has been built under him by a group of the most expert fire-builders in American politics. Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi, Senator James P. Byrnes of South Carolina, and the democracy's elder statesman. Bernard M. Baruch, are the men who laid the logs and applied the torch. Senator Harrison and Senator Byrnes participated in the prepara tion of Mr. Baruch's famous testi mony before Senator Byrnes' com mittee Investigating unemployment. The Baruch attack on the undis tributed profits and capital gains taxes was well weighed among them, and had much, effect in the senate. Then Senator Harrison cheerfully voted for the reorganization bill, which Senator Byrnes was piloting anxiously through the senate. And now Senator Byrnes has brought out, on a day when Mr. Baruch happened to be in Washington, an unemploy ment committee report denouncing the undistributed profits and capital gains taxes as causes of Joblessness. Too cynical au Interpretation may be put on this sequence of events. although the three fire-builders are as wily a set of Democrats as you would find In a very long walk around Washington. But the fact remains that the flames are singing the seat of Mr. Dough ton's pants. Portland -PORTLAND, Ore., April 32. (AP) (U-S. Dept. Agr.) HOOS 850 includ ing 295 direct, market slow, few cleanup sales steady, good -choice 160 i 200 lb. drlvelns 8.35. one lot 8.50. odd I head 135-50 lb. 7.75. few packing sows 6.60-75, choice feeder plga quotable BOO. CATTLE 35 lnclub 31 direct, calves 35 all direct, market nominal, late undertone weak, cutters to medium cows closed 35 and more lower, week's bulk fed steers 8.00-85. top 8 85, com mon 6.50-7.50, cutters 5 50, fed heifers salable 7.50-8 00 and above, common quoted 5-50, late sales low cutter and cutter cows 3.50 - 4.50. common medium 4.75-5.50, early top good beef cows 7.00, bulls 5. 50-6.35 and above, choice vealera qxioted 0.50. SHEEP none, market nominally steady, good spring lambs aalable 7.50-8.00. shorn lambs eligible, 6.00 50, good shorn ewes 4.00 and down. Chicago CHICAGO, April 33. (AP) (U. 8. Dept. Agr.) HOOS 7.000. Including 3.500 direct; hogs 310 lbs. down gen erally weak to 10 lower than Thurs day's average; heavier weights 10-15 off; early top 8.70; sows very uneven; bulk 350-550 lb. averages 7.15-45. CATTLE 1.000; calves 500, few steers here, mostly small packages and odd lots; trado slow, steady; best 1.100 lbs. offerings fl.35; beef cows slow, steady at 6.00-7.00 mainly: cut ter grades uneven and selling mostly at 5.50 down; practical top weighty sausage bulls 6.75; light vealers sell ing at 7 60-8.00 under pressure. SHEEP 7.000, Including 1.500 di rest; late Thursday fat lambs 15-25 lower; wooled lambs 8.00-15; top 8.35; clipped lambs 7.00-65. Just to make things a little bit harder for Mr. Doughton. there is a surprising division of sentiment on what to do about the conference deadlock. In private, the president has repeatedly described the agita tion against the undistributed profits and capital gains taxes as pure smoke-screen, yet even he can hardly wish for no tax revision at all. On the other hand. In view of the sen ate's strong stand, he can hardly hope for the passage of the house bill. Thus, compromise is his object. The word has gone out that he will approve a compromise in which the capital gains tax will be sacri ficed, while the "principle" of the undistributed profits tax will be re tained. It Is on the undistributed profits tax that the public attacks have been concentrated, and thus such a compromise would have the appearance of victory. The president dearly loves the appearance of vic tory, as every man In the White House always has and always will. Fantastically enough, the actual father of the undistributed profits tax. Mr. Herman OUphant, is now trying hard to persuade the treasury to accept an exactly opposite com promise. The treasury's left-wing general counsel argues that, in times like these, the capital gains tax should be retained and the other sacrificed. He points out that a levy on capital gains Is likely to be more productive than a levy on un distributed profits when there aren't any profits. Tints confusion worse confounded reigns supreme. And fn the middle of the chaos sits foxy Senator Pat Harrison, determined to have his way with the tax bill. If it were not for the fact that the lawmakers are so eager to get home for the pri maries, one would be pretty safe In predicting a triumph for Harrison. As It Is, anything can happen, but whatever It Is, probably will satisfy no one. Cash grain: Oats, No. 3. 38-tb. white, 35.50; No. 3. 38-lb. gray, 35 50. Barley, No. 3, 45-lb. b. w., 38.00. Corn. No. 3. . y. shipment, 38. T5. Mtltrun, standard unquoted. Cash wheat bid; Soft white, 80; western white, 80; western red. 70. Hard red winter ordinary. 79; 11 per cent, 83; 13 per cent, 85; 13 per cent. 80; 14 per cent. 04. Hard red spring ordinary, 70; 11 percent. 80; 13 per cent, 83; IS per cent. 86; 14 per cent. 00. Hard whtte-Baart ordinary, 80; 11 per cent, 81; 13 per cent. 82; 13 per cent, 84; 14 per cent. 86. Car receipts: Wheat. 38; flour, 10; corn, 1; oats, 3; mlllfeed, 3. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO. April 32. (API Wheat: Open Hlfth Low Close Mat - .84 5, .84 .83 .84 July X2k 83i JBlft .R2',i Sept. JS3 SZYi .81 !i 83 band and wife; the unknown heirs! of Cora Sabtu. deceased; Pearl Oos sett and John Doe OosAett. wife and husband; the unknown heirs of Pearl Qossett. deceased; also all other persons or parties unknown claiming any right, title, estate, lien or Interest In the real estate described In the complaint herein, Defendants. To the above named Defendant: In the name of the State of Ore gon: Vou and each of you are hereby required to appear and answer the complaint filed against you In the above entitled suit on or before the last day of four weeks from the date of the first publication of this sum mons, said period of four weeks be ing the time prescribed for publica tion hereof, and If you fall so to appear and answer a!d complaint, for want thereof the plaintiff will apply to the court for the relief de manded In Its complaint, to-wlt: That a decree be entered adjudicating any and all right, title, estate, lien or claim which you or any of you have or claim to have in. to or upon the the real property situated In the City of Medford, Jsekson County, Oregon, described as follows, to-wlt: Lots numbered Seven 7. Eight (8). Nine (SI. and the West half of Lota Ten (lOt and Eleven (ill. In Block Two (3) Of East Heights Addition to the City of Medford. Jackson County. Oregon, according to the official plat thereof, now of record, and declaring any and all such claims to be null and void and decreeing that said plaintiff Is the owner In fee simple of said premises and of the whole thereof, free and clear of any and all right, title, estate, lieu or interest of the defendants herein, or any of them, and each and nil of the defendants herein, and each and all persons claiming or to claim by. through or under them, or any of them, be forever enjoined, restrained and barred from a5aertlng, attempt ing to establish or claiming any right, title, estate, lien or interest in or to said property or any portion there of, and that plaintiff's title to said premises be forever quieted and set at rwM, and such further and other relief as may be jtist and equitable In the premises. This summons is published by order of the Honorable H. D. Norton, Judg of the above entitled Court, macl and entered In said court and causa on the 32nd day of April, 1038, pre scribing that this summons be served by publication thereof once each week for four consecutive weeks In the Medford Mall Tribune, a newspaper published In Jackson County, Ore gon, cf geueral circulation. April 22nd. 1038. Is the data of the first publication of thla summons. P. P. PARR ELL. F. K. DEUEL. Attorneys for Plaintiff. Room 10, Jackson County Bank bldg. Medford, Oregon. South San Francisco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, April 33. (AP-USDA) HOGS: 1.00O, Including 705 direct; steady, quality considered; bulk 185 to 225-lb. butchers, 8.70 8.80; packing sows absent, good quot ed around 96.80. CATTLE: 25. including 10 direct; all classes quoted nominally steady; medium to good fed sters salnble. 7.25(Sr 8.73; load sters from local feed lot. $7.75: sorted 4 head, $6.75 aver aged 018 lbs. after 4 per cent shrink; bef cows quoted largely 3.50a6.25; medium grade weighty bulla quoted up to $6.35. Calves: none. Nominal; good to choice vealers quoted around $9.00 at 10.00. 8HEEP: 100, Including 35 direct; part deck good 80-lb. California spring lambs sold unevenly lower at $7.00; sorted 15 head, $6.00; older classes absent. Portland Produce PORTLAND, April 22. (&) BUT TER: prints A grade, 37Va lD- n parchment wrappers; 38 Vic lb. In cartons; B grade, 28c lb. In parch ment wrappers, 37o lb. In cartons. BUTTERFAT: Portland delivery, buying price A grade, 25;25io lb. country stations; A grade, 23 Vic lb.; B grade, 2c less; O grade, 6c lb. less. EOCTS: Buying prices by wholesal ers Specials, 18c; extras, 16c; stand ards, 15c; special mediums, 16c; extra mediums, 14c; undengrades, 14c dozen. COUNTRY MEATS: Selling price to retailers Country killed hogs, best butcher, under 160 lbs.. 10!llc lb.; vealers, 1314 r4 14c lb ;llht and thin, 9ft 12c lb; heavy, 10c lb.; bulls, 10 lO'c lb.; canner cows, 8r9c lb.; cutter cows. 9(9 10c lb.; spring Iambs, 16$ 18c lb.; old lambs, 124 $ 13c lb.; ewes, 3 iff Be lb. Cheese, live poultry, and turkeys unchanged. Talk Reconciliation Of Italy and France ROME. April 33. (AP) Foreign Minister Count Oaleazzo Clano and Fre nch Ch a rge d 'A f f alrea Jules F. Blondel spent 40 minutes today ex ploring the possibility of reaching an understanding which would lead to reconciliation between Italy and France. Italian official sources, observing the same practice as during negotia tions of the recent accord with Bri tain, were silent concerning the mat ters discussed at Chlgt palace. From Trail Dr. and Mrs. J. H. Mallery of Trail transacted business and visited In Medford today. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. April . W) Wheat: Open HlRh Low Clow May 0 .80 89 .79 July . .77 .77 .7B14 .714 Sept. .77 i .77 J4 .77 .77 Wall St. Report NEW YORK, April 33. (API The stock market responded to moder ately active buying today with galne running from 91 to around S5 a share in the leaders. Ralls, which hd been a laggard group, were well up with top gain ers on buying which trading circles attributed to Washington bints or possible emergency railroad legisla tion at thla session of congress. Bullish activities In other part of the list appeared to have been In spired by a buoynnt rise In bond? under the leadership of U. 3. govern menta. Strength of the loan market was based on the federal government's credit expansion program which some viewed aa a forerunner of busi ness recovery. Transfers were in the. neighbor hood of 1.100,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 33 sel ected atocka follow: Al. Chem. & Dyo 148 Am. Can 88J; Am. & Pgn. Pow 8i A. T. & T. 12l' Anaconda, - Atch. T. B. P. Bcndlx Avla. Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler Coml. Solv. Curtlas-Wright DuPont Gen. Elec. Gen. Poods Gen. Mot Int. Harvest. . I. T. & T. Johns-Mnn. Monty Ward North Amer Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio - Sou. Pac. Sfcd. Brands St. Oil Ccl St. Oil N. J. Trans Amer. -. .. Union Cnrb. : Unit. Aircraft U. 8. Steel 28 12'i 50 44 46 7H. S 103'i 38 26V, 33 "4 01U 8, 88 33l i b , 64'J 3Si, 8' 12 i,i 7 SOVj Wa 10i 80 20 'i 46 San Franclsro Buffer SAN FRANCISCO. April 33. P Butter unchanged. .QArrn4fu:VTO. A or 11 23. iP) , Churning cream butterfat: Plrst grade, 28vc; second graao, af'ic. I The destructive Dutch elm disease came Into the United States between i 1925 and 1933 on burl elm loga ship- j ped from Europe to cabinet makerf in the middle west. j Summons for Puhllrallon. (Suit In Equity to Quiet Title.) In the Circuit Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. City of Medford. a municipal corpor ation of the 8tato of Oregon, Plain tiff, va. Earl C. Sabln and Cora, Sabln, hua- Whiskey treasure is waiting for you in Hiram Walker's PRIVATE CELLAR You've heard it told that tome people uit naturally get along 1 3tter together? Of couriel That's why Hiram Walker's PRIVATE OUAJl is making so many new friends Its component parts get along together. Try It tonight and seel Th straight whiikits In It) If prodwet ore year or mor old. 25 straight wtilsfcty, f5 nevtrol tpirits dutiued from groin. ziTk moignt wnitsey 4 yean oro. 4"fc irroignt wnuBey j yean old. TO proof HIRAM WALKER & SONS, PEORIA, ILL .' WALKERVILLE, ONTARIO GLASGOW, SCOTLAND PEERLESS MARKET 12-14 N. Bartlett. Phone 603. Free Delivery MUTTON SPECIALS ' YOUNG GRAIN FED MUTTON Leg lb. 16c Shoulder, lb. 12jc Stew . . Chops .21b. 15c .lb. 17c RIB or SMALL T STEAK lb. 19c PRIME BEEF VEAL ROAST shoulder cuts lb. 14c LAMB SPECIALS Leg lb. 25c Shoulder, .lb. 16c Loin Chops lb. 27c Shi. Chops lb. 20c PURE LARD FRESH CRABS Scallops Open kettle rendered F.llra Ure 4 lbs. 43c ea. 20c Prawns Shrimp Oysters Clams All kinds of fresh fish in season FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES 3 dor, 23 15 ORANGES, sweet and juicy LEMONS, large size per dozen ASPARAGUS, long green 3 pounds 14 NEW POTATOES, ShaUers 3 pounds iO? NEW PEAS, full pods 3 pounds 17 ARTICHOKES, lnrg size 4 for 1 Be Wise, Buy Wise and Economize at HOLLOWAY'S Savings and Satisfaction are the key words that, should induce yon to shop at this FRIENDLY, HOME OWNED store. Every item is of tested quality and is marked a fair price. Experienced Clerks are always ready to help you shop the Reliable Way. Free Parking Drive in alloy across from City Police Station and avoid parking worries. Use our back door if more convenient. You Can Rely On The Reliable We Deliver It's easy to shop tbe Reliable Way just phone for food. Each order receives the same careful attention were you here yourself. -PHONE 20-1- Peanut Butter . Armour's Star 2 lb. jar 29c Miracle Whip, quart 35c VACUUM PACKED in Either Jar or Tin lb. 24c 2 lb. 47c 3 lb. 69c CORN Meco Yellow can. 10c CATSUP o.H.B. rr Bottle I wW Fresh Shipment of DRIED FRUITS PRUNES, Burton large 2 lb. 23c FIGS, white or black. '.2 lb. 23c Shortening, 4-Ib. cln. . . . . 44c Peaches. R. Cluh. 2V can . . 19c WMn - KK i Cftl Peas. Sun B est. Z cans ... 27c Tomato Sauce, 3 cans .... 10c BEETS, Standby, sliced or dioed can 10 FIG BARS, Sunshine 2 lb. pkg. 25 TOMATOES, solid pack : No. Zyi can 10 SUNSHINE SNAPS 3 lb. pkg. 25 Chornlatt, Lfmon, Vanilla or Cllnf r CANDY plain mix . 3 lb. 25c SARDINES, Silver Thistle cross pack can 10 Walnuts, local lb. 15 Pard Dog Food, 3 for 25 Dos 05 Borene, Ig. pkg 20 Sunbrite Cleaner 3 for 14 Flour Kitchen Queen 491b. sack $149 7 IsAAAAVtfwi Honey 5 lb. pail 45c LEMONS Sunkist, 1 Q f Dozen . I vC Peas, 3 lb.. .25c New Potatoes, 3 lbs. 10c Green Onions, bunch 2C APPLES Newtowns fancy wrapped and CQf packed BOX PJC Holloway's Reliable Grocery W. A. Holloway, Owner 100 Independent No Affiliations FREK DELIVERY ANY SIZE ORDER Phone 20 CITY MEAT MARKET 121 No. Central Phone 324 4 Free Deliveries Daily Is the perfect warm weather food and it's economical, too! We are featuring some fancy milk fed Lamb. There is nothing better than a Fancy Leg or Shoulder for roasting Chops for broiling or frying Breast for stewing Use Our FREE PARKING LOT It's Easy To Prepare It's Easy To Digest