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PAGE TWELVE MED FORD MAIL TRIBUNE. frfEDFORD, OREGON". TUESDAY, MAY 31. 1938. ATTRACTIVE UO COEDS TO REIGN OVER CAMPUS CELEBRATION PRIMARY IN 101 FOR RENT 8 -room furnished apt prlvat bath and entrant. 9 East Jackson. LOST Bun eh of keys with tii Com merclal Import. Return to Tribune. Small reward. MIDDLE-AGED lady wishes house keeping position. 606 Clark. BARRED ROCK chick, ler'a Hatchery. 1107 E. 10c. Dress- Main. i- A Monday Election Is Closely Watched Since Hopkins' Support of Senator Guy Gillette's Opponent. WASHINGTON. May 81. (API- Iowa's primary election next Monday la only one of five scheduled for June, but Ita Democratic senatorial contest probably wilt be the month outstanding test of Roosevelt's d ministration strength. In none of the other June pit martes North Carolina, Maine, Mln nesotft and North Dakota has , Issus of first rate notional Interest developed. The love, balloting might have at. tracted . only formal attention had It not been for a recent remark by WPA Administrator Harry Hopkins that If he were a citizen of Iowa, he would oast his nominating ballot for Representative Otha Wearln rather than for Senator Duy Olllette. That statement and the furore which It raised both In congress and elsewhere has marked Wearln In the public mind as the administration' choice. V. has rallied to Gillette's support (iUch ant! - administration aerj:,icri as Wheeler of Montana and Burke of Nebraska, who tike him opposed the Roosevelt court bill. The Iowa primary will be the fourth In which Individual candl dates have had some form of ad- mlnstratlon support, and so far the score stands two to one for the ad ministration. It won victories In Florida, where Senator Pepper won overwhelming renomln'.tlon. and In Oregon, where Henry h. Hess cam' palgned successfully for the guber natorial nomination. 1 Livestock Tort land. PORTLAND. Ore.. May SI. AP. UBDAI Hogs 1700, Including 130 direct: market slow: steady with rrlday: 70 lower than Monday week ago; packing bows weak to 25o lower; good choice 165-310 lb. drlvelna, 8 25; carload lots asOO; 338-300 lb., 7.75f8.00: light lights, 7 60(8 00; packing sows, $0.35: feeder pigs. ee.oo-as. CATTLE 2600, Including 331 through and direct; calves 300: mar ket uneven: dry lot cattle weak to 36c lower: grassy cattle 35c lower; some sales and bids 60c lower than week ago; bulla strong: 1100 lb. fpd steers. m.S0. heavier kinds, 8.35; Brass (7.00-76; common, 16.60; two loads 630-lb. fed heifers, 98.00; grassy heifers, ao.0O7.5O; common, as.00; low cutter and cutter cows, as. SO 4.50; common-medium cows, $4.76 B.35; good beef cows, 5.50i0.35: bulls. 6.00-76: vealers SOo lower at 8.00 down. SHEEP 1500; market active: spring lambs SOo above Friday, but 50c a il.00 lower than last Monday: good spring lambs. ISSS-SO: medium grades. 15.50o6.00; shorn, M.8O1 5.00: stsughter ewes. 13.0093.00. - ITS ,-v jfT , A J : 1 ri L? ' t Y' lw ' bit I H1JJ h, i,r : ': ty.it-"a t N Its i-M 1 L, ts These five smiling' co-eds will reign over a three-day program of festivities during Junior weekend which will be combined with the annual Mother's day celebration here, May 6 to 8. They were chosen by student vote from a field of IS prominent co-eds of the Junior class. From left are Blanche Mctlellan, Albany, and Marcla Stelnhatucr, Hood River, princesses; Queen Virginia Regan, Pendleton; Jacqueline McCord, Portland, and Betty Crawford, Klamath Falls, princesses. , n'VW'r I J , -L A a XMW 4 - . wlt VjjL Wn, ji j t- ' j, THAT'S THEIR STORY, and they'll stick to it. When I'mplre Maccrkurth ruled that Tony l.aizcrl had dropped a fly ball from Moore of Giants, indignant Chicago Cubs Pitcher Clay Bryant (left), Outfielder Augle Galan (renter) and Manager Grimm "told him off." Magcrkurth was finally overruled by his co-umpires. The game went to 12 Innings, was won by Giants. 6-5. 144e lb.: 3'M lbs., Ii-I4'i lb.; oth ers unchanged. , Cheese and turkeys unchanged. Potatoes, onions, cantaloupes, hay, unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAOO. May 31. (API Wheat recovered most of 1 cents loss to day after toppling to fresh five-year low price levels because of a record breaking 1038 crop forecast. Wheat: Open Htgh Low July 6D'4 .!!', ,67, Sept 701, .71 08T, Dec 73', .737, .71 South Ran Francisco. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. May 91, ( AP-U8DA) Hogs 1335. Inoludlng 646 direct; around steady; 175-335 lbs. Calltornlas at 19.15: 330-350 lb. butchers. 18.65; few extreme heavlee. SO. ID. CATTLE 500. Including 166 direct; largely grass run: steer quality me. mum and below: slow, prospects Ti.wwo maraei: she stock active, about stoady; package medium 700 lb. helfera 15.80; fat dairy cows 14 38 75; all cutters. 13.S0w4.0O; bull! 1S 6. Calves 150, Including 85 direct; stesdy: load good 333 lb. vealers. 8 60. sorted 10 per cent at 17.50. SHEEP 3700. Including 1350 direct; wooled lambs steady: deck choice 73 lb. north coast. 17.50 straight: deck good 80-lb- 16 83: deck 83-lb. shorn yearllnga. 15.35; arc ind 600 head shorn ewes. 50c i 13.50. CHICAOO. .May 31. (AP-USDA) HOOS 31.000. Including 8.000 direct moitly 10.15 lower thsn Friday's aver age; top 8.90: heavy packing sort 7 65-90: smooth , lightweight and butcher kinds 8 00-13. CATTLE 13.000; calves 3.500; fed steers and yearlings strong to 15 high, er; early top 1040: bulk steers held above 10.50; ycarllnea up to 9 90 heifers 10.15 higher: top 9 50: most i.un-r irraoe cows 4.50-5.75. mrmiy 6.75-90: vealers down. SHEEP 7.000; ft lambs and spring era active, strong to 35 higher; sheep mostly stesdy; merely good 78-ai lbs Csllfornln spring Iambi. 8 88 straight choice 70 lbs. native 8 50 with bucks out at one dollar discount: medium to choice clipped lambs 6.75-7 30 V."hm 'Rhter ewe. aon-25: h,7 Pw, downward from bulla mostly 9.50 Wall St. Report Portland Produce PORTLAND. May 31.-(nutt -Prints: A grsde. 37',c lb. in parch, ment wrappers: 28c In cartons- D trade. 26'ic lb. In parchment wrap, pera. 37 Uc lb. In cartons BUTTTRPAT Portlsnd delivery, buying price: A grade. M.3340 In country stations; A grade, 33'jc lb B grade. 3c less; C grade, 6c lb. less. EOOfSBuylng prices by whole salers: Specials. 32c; extras. 19t,e; sin1iirds. 17',c: special medium I7';.c; extra mediums. I6,c: under gtadra. I5'4c doren. COUNTRY MEATS Sellliv price to retailers: Country-killed his. best butcher, under Ifcj lbs, li-nijc lb.; vo-ilrrs. lMi-i3c lo.; ilht and thin, 8-lOc lb.: heavy, 10c lb.; bulls 1014c ib.; canner cows. 9-9', e; cutter cows. 10-1 Ic lb.; spring ia-n.ja. 10-13c lb: old lmbs, 7-10C lb : ewes. 4- Ib j LIVE POULTRY - buylim pr.ee: L.'.iiro broilers, 1'., to 1 lbs, 14-' NEW YORK. May 31 (API The stock market bogged down today un der extremely light selling. Losses ran to two or more points at the worst, but support In the final hour ensbled pivotal Issues to chip down extreme declines and here and there modest plus slgna were lu evidence st the close. There were several new 1938 lows rcorded. The smaltness of volume provided some comfort for analysts If not for the commission houses. The Inter pretation was that Important hold- Ings are roluctant to come out af current prlcea. Transfers were un der 400.000 shares. Today's closing prices for 31 se lected stocks f.Mlow: Al. Chem. Dye 1374 Am. Can Am. A Fgn. Power . A. T. T Anaconda Atch. T. S. F Btndlx Aviation Beth. Steel Caterpillar Tractor Chrysler . .. Curttas-Wrlght DuPont Oen. Electrlo Oen. Fixxla Oen. Motora Int. Harvest. . I. T. A T Johns-Man. , Mint. Ward Nc-th Amer. Penney I J. C.) . Phillips Pet Radio &Ml. Pac 8td. Brand's Std. Oil Csl Std. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer Union Csrb United Aircraft h U. S. Steel I BIRTHS I Born To Mr. and Mra. John Black of Jacksonville, at Sacred 11 nrari nnspirst, Moy a;t, a onoy ooy I weighing 8 pounds, 3 ounces. 1 1 u-& wV, :.i.?!a-.w- veastUi. . 3 . V-i SWASTIKA FLAGS TORN FROM VETERAN'S PLOT 85 . 3 138 33 33 9i 40 S 37 38 41, 92', SI 27 37', 49', 63 28, 17', 69 30, '4 10', 7 36 44, 8, 60 , 25', 40', CALCULATORS Blerma. 116 N Central, rhone C83. Closing time for loo Lata to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p m. -"V .iST 'Ve-.'..6 F1 ON EXOTIC SIDE, cc turn worn by Dorctte Wood Hard, wril-known KnRltsh modrl, to the first night of "Idiot's lrllirhl" In London uti topped with bpc-boy bob. PORTLAND, May 31. (Pi Five German swastika flags, found by World war veterans In the veterans' plot of the Lincoln Memorial ceme tery, were torn down and destroyed yesterday. John Walker Jones, former depart ment commander. Veterans of For eign Wars, declared the plot was sacred to the colors of America and World war allies. He said no other flag.1! would be tolerated there. Department of National Economy experts are studying Mexico's coffee- growing Industry, following Brazil's announcement it will export lis pro duction freely. NOTICE No Conclave of Malta Commandery. Wedne.sday. June 1st. Earl T. Newbrv. Commander Detrick. Recorder. Too Late to Classify WILL TRADE "29 Ford sedan for -32. "33 or '34 Chevrolet or Plymouth sedan and pay cash difference. Phone 1267. t 5. ' -M FOR SALE Chclee reglsrered Duroc pls. R. C. BenTOn. old Pacific highway. Phone 498-X. FOR SALE 3 acre, mile from Med ford on pavement; 3 modern houses on tract, $500. Also two 6 -room imuAw., close In. Real buy. H. G. Wilson. Phone 1564. PETUNIA PLANTS 10c don. 313 Portland. LOST R I alto. 3 car keys, probably near Reward. 9 East Jackson. FOR RENT 5 -room furnished housvv Adults. Call 111 Almond. FOR SALE 3 acres, best of soli, good building. 3 A. in grain, all cultivat ed, at a bargain, close In. Also 4 A. J -room modern house, good build ings. Will trade tor city property. Also 5 -room modern house, paved street, bargain 51600. Terms. Sev eral other acreage and city homes at bargains. Also stock and dairy farms. -Dad" Robert. 7i0 West 2nd St. IF YOU WANT lovely flowers, get your zinnia and asters at Dress ier s, 1107 east Main; v aozen vac. FOR SALE 3 repossessed refriger ators. Save $100. One lroner, Dod?e DickUD- Bargains and guaranteed Call or write Clayton Isaac, 110 Tripp. FOR RENT 5 -room furnished house, electrically equipped, now until Sept. 1st. 460 Haven. FURNITURE i upholstered and re paired. Work done at your home, Phone 969 -R. NOTICE Let me contract your thin ning and save you money. Have several experienced thinners. Tel. 258-W. Wlthrow. FOR RENT For summer months, partly furnished 4-room house at 808 Dakota. Inquire 613 South Newtown. FOR RENT 3 -room apt. Adult. 40 Quince St. Phone 641-W. WANTED TO BUT Acreage with nice building site, adjacent to city water line. Olve full details. In cluding price. P. O. Box 500, Med ford. 100 HEAD ewes and lambs. Falls road. Box 19. Butte WANTED Transportation to Port land. Phone 745-M. FCR SALE Equity In 37 Chev. cle luxe couoe: radio, a-i connuons, or trade for lighter car. See before 7 p. m. today. 5th and Apple. BARGAINS In new and used clothing. Youth's 3 -pants suit, size 36. like new: Indestructo trunk. 5 -tube radio. 2-burner electric hot plate, 114 N. Front. WANTED Girl for (jeneral house work and care of 9-year-oia noy. No cooking. Go home nights. Call 702 Park, evenings. LOST Indian blanket at ball game. Phono 371-X. ' FOR RENT 5 -room modern fur nished house, 129 S. Holly. 37.50; water paid. . FURNISHED apartments, reasonable 21 Genesee. FOR SALE Ranch near Roseburg: 10 acres timber. 8 acres pasture. 2 acres orchard; good 7 -room house, garage, fine water system. A bar gain for you. Inquire 45 Ross Court, WILL RENT OR LEASE 2 to 6 acres with small livable house. J. A. Croft, 920 Beatty. , ELECTRIC refrigerators refinlshed like new. Mitchell Auto Beauty iihop 37 DODGE TRUCK AND TRAILER fully equipped for logging. u.sed very little. Mtist be sold to highest bidder at 10 a. m. June 4th at Eighth and Bartlett streets, Meri ford. Ore.- TOR SALE First rutting alfalfa hay. D. P. Duggan. Sams Valley. WANTED Capable person for cook ing and downstairs work; no laun dry. References required. Box 1749. Tribune. FOR RENT Apartments. 334 Apple FOR SALE Camping outfit. $14: sewing machine. (6; bedstead and springs. $5: kitchen cabinet, 4: water power washing machine and wringer. 8; small range. 87 ou; alfo wagon, harness, etc. Will take wood or gunny sacks as part pay ment. I. O. Neevel, Gold Hill. BACHELOR CABIN. 445 So. Front. 1930 DE SOTO Coup the best buy in town for condition, appearance and price. See thla one If you want a bargain. PIERCE-ALLEN MOTOR CO. Dodge and Plymouth Dlstribtitors. FOR SALE "27 Pontiac sedan: good shape. Milter. West Prune St. FOR SALE 5 -room modern house. partly furnished: 4 acres under ditch. Price 2750; $750 down, bal ance $300 a year, plus Interest nt er; '4 mile north of Beall Lane on Old Stage road. Rt. 2, Box 235. I M I V s m m bh HanH 2& i1 A Distinctive PORTLAND ADDREII ,rt.rr.d by trev.l.r, end Portlonden allk. Ai: outild. rocnu. light, airy, a troctlv. 3 to 4 blocks to iMdlng ttoni and bonks .. fwws ss ffd M4,,!.IIIJ, , I LAC In war department's na tionwide Hood control procram Is blamed by Ma J. (ien. J. I . Schley, chief of army engineers, on absence of required local cnnlnbullonv DON'T LET YOUR LAWN DRY OUT You get a lot for your money when you select your Hose from Hiibbards' targe stock of United States Kubber Co. Garden Hose. All types braid or cord reinforced. Priced for 60 feet coupled from $2.85 HUBBARD BROS., INC. BE ECONOMWISE Order your green SLAB WOOD How when delivery is assured 12 and 16 inch 610 LOAD hellTered In clly limits. TlMBERP R0 DUCTS CO M PAN Y MOfO0 ',V' tfIOH Phono 7 End of North Central 1 1 SI) FOR NATIONAL COTTON WEEK.. Keep Cool This Summer in These COTTON DRESSES The drew ahop features for National Cotton Week ft complete range of new 1938 Cotton Wash Frocks . . , Dresses of faM color vollea, Swisses, shantungs, broad cloths, seersuckers, pique, crashes and combinations of cool Summer wash fabrics. Dresses smartly styled anfo trimmed with touches of organdie, rlc rac, novel buttons and contrasting materials. Adorable colorful patterns In sizes 10 to 48 to choose from. $198to$398 Cotton House Coats By all means have a washable cotton house coat this summer 1 The house coat Is an Ideal garment for home or vocation wear. Here are new styles in fast color shantungs, crashes and unbleached muslins In colorful prints and solid shades. Style notes are puff sleeves, long zipper front fasteners and double breasted effects. $98 to $598 SECOND FLOOR Sale of A-B-C Wash Prints A Cotton Week sale of genuine A3.C. fast color cotton prints at 25c yard. Included In this special are fabrics selling from 39c to 49c . . Cool dotted Swisses, printed muslins. Band Box sheers, printed dimity, pique and gabardine all 36 inches wide. Your choice Wednesday 25 Yd. Poly Prentiss & Bates Chenille Bed Spreads For National Cotton Week we offer you thea new Polly Prentiss and Bates chenille spreads at M.95 each. Well covered 3 p reads in solid white and new bedroom shades. Spreads tha usually stMl for 16.95 on sale tomorrow Special $4.95 Ea. Golden Gate and Wearwell Sheets at Cotton Week Prices Cotton Week would not be complete without this sale of nationally known bed sheets. Here are Oolden Gates and Wearwells In ail the wanted sizes at prices you cannot afford to pass up. Stock up now during this sole as cotton prices are advancing. 83c 99c $1.00 Wearwells, 63x108 in. $1.19 Wearwells, 72x108 in. $1.25 Wearwells, 81x108 in. $1.09 $1.29 Golden Gate, 63x108 in. 99c $1.35 Golden Gate, 72x108 in. $1.09 $1.45 Golden Gate S1--10S in S1 94 29c Wearwelf Cases Now priced at 22c 35c Golden Gate Cases now priced 27c Sale of Quilted Mattress Pads On May 13th during our May White sals sdvsrtised thss, first quality qulltpd mattress psds. The demsnd -m so great at this sale that the pads sere soon sold out. But we were fortunate In making another purchase In time tor Cotton Week, so here they an- Oet yourl tomorrow as the supply is now limited. Two sites to choose from, all first quality. Special for Cotton Week 54x76 in. Regular $1.98 VaL $29 39x76 in. Regular $1.89 Val. $109 TOR 27 YEARS HEADQUARTERS TOR FINE COTTON FABRICS I frw awawTTT ' mtm uNttir
