Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 16, 1938, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfEDFORD "NfATL TRTBTTXE. rEDFOHD. OKEGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 16, 1938. PA'GE THREE OF (Continued from Page One.) met him at Heston airdrome against accepting any unauthorized accounts of what took place In hi conversa tion with the German fuehrer. The premier read a brief statement Into a microphone which carried his wotda to distant crowds. Meeta Inner Cabinet With Viscount Halifax, foreign secretary, he then sped off to Ten Downing street to meet first his Inner cabinet Lord Halifax, Chan cellor of the Exchequer Sir John Simon, and Home Secretary Sir Sam uel Hoare and later the entire cabi net, perhaps tonight or tomorrow. Chamberlain declared that later,' perhaps In a few days, "I am gcJing to have another talk with Herr Hit ler." Amid the crowd's cheers he added: "Only this time he has told me It was his Intention to come half way to meet me." . - He said Hitler "wishes to spare an old man another such long Journey." By the Associated Press ft source In touch with high Ger man chancellery officials listed three points today as the cardinal demands of Relchsfuehrer Hitler from Czecho slovakia. . , They were: 1. Cession to Germany of Czecho slovakia's Sudeten German area; 3. Binding assurances that Czecho slovakia's foreign policy be In har mony with Germany's: 3. Coordination of Czechoslovakia, after absorption of the Sudetenland, with Germany's economic system. Czechoslovakia's defensive alliances with France and -Soviet Russia have been a target of the German-Italian-Japanese antl-communlsm pact. Under the economics demand, Ger many, for Instance, would have final say over the output of Czechoslo vakia's great Skoda munitions works and where It Is sent. FOUNDATION GARMENTS This is of special interest to the LARGER WOMEN A reul bargain In Beauty Line Foundation Garments. These reg ular $4-95 garments average length and long with specially construct ed Inner belts. Reduced to $3.95 Large sizes only 40 to 48 Another Lot of BEAUTY LINE GARMENTS K final close out on broken sizes. Regular $3.95. Special $1.95 M. M. . DEPT. STORE M-vyBjePa THE NEW ROXY ANN CONFECTIONERY 'Where it's always cool" HOT PUTE LUNCH Southern Baked Ham or Roast Beef 25c FROSTED MALTEDS (You name the flavor) IOC REMEMBER We make the thickest and coolest shake in town I 10c Ice Cream 20c qt. Sauer Gets Herwig's Tips 1 Big Bob llerwlg. Iron man of the tram, and graduated In June, was a few tips on the renter ' Job to reported to practlre. Saner probably down so efficiently. (A. P. Photo). TO LEAVE AT 6:30 A. M. FOR L. A. CONVENT! Last minute Information on the Los Angeles caravan of Oregon Le gionnaires was received today from H.. L. Bromley, county chairman of the "On to Los Angeles" committee. Mr. Bromley advised that the caravan which will include many cars from Portland ' and way point will assem ble at the Hotel Med ford at 6:30 a. m. tomorrow, leaving Immediately tor Weed, Calif., whero It will consoli date with a similar caravan from Klamath Falls and eastern Oregon Departure from Weed will be at 9 a. m. under California state police es cort and all local Legionnaires are urged to be present at that time. Further information may be secured i from Chairman Bromley at the Ho tel Medford this evening. Some good advertising for Medford and the Rcgue river valley Is expect ed to result from the efforts of Med ford post -No. 15 at the Legion na tional convention next week. Througn cooperation of local fruit concerns, a goodly supply of the famous Medford pears has been secured and will be distributed to eastern delegates at the Oregon headquarters In , the I Bllt more hotel. Several boxes will 1 I so be presented by Commander EbfV. I of Medford post to National Com mander Dan Doherty. vice command i er. Harry M. Johnson and other na- tlonal leaders of the Legion. I Among the local packing plants ; furnishing choice pears for advertls ! lng the Rogue valley "Pearodlse" are the following: American Fruitgrowers, Bear Creek Orchards, Crystal Springs Orchards, Walter Leverette. Pelmer Corporation, Pinnacle Packing Co . Reter Packing Co., and Southern Ore gon Sales. Ose Mall Tribune Want Ads From the Hit Parade! We are always trying to find something new, differ ent and outstandingly good to offer you and this week-end we'll have a dandy Plantation Spice Cake It is from the Hit Parade of about eight cakes chosen from some 500 recipes and a hit it will make with you! It will be made from the same fine ingredients you would use in your own kitchen creamery butter, fresh country eggs, the finest cake flour, chopped Dates and Oregon Walnuts. Be sure to try one of these good cakes. Special at 55c Y2 Cake 30c There are many reasons why you should give your children lots of BREAD BREAD is quickly digested quickly turns Into energy. BREAD digests thoroughly puts no strain on young digestive organs. BREAD, because of its balance of Proteins and Carbohydrates, supplies enough food elements that it may make up a FOURTH of the child's diet. For their HEALTH give your children lots of bread and for 000D BREAD always request 1937 I'nlverslty of California (rid on hand at Berkeley, Cal.. to pass on Italph Sauer (left), when the Bears nil) take the line Job Hrrwlg held BIG 125 FINE FOR OF E. E. HalfhlU. employe "of the Orch ard Park orchard, charged with pol lution of a stream, entered a plea of guilty in Justice court today, and was fined 925 and costs. , Walter H. Leverette, his employer, and Jointly charged with the same offense, entered a plea of guilty, but withdrew It and entered a plea of not guilty, after the court- had Imposed the same fine on both. Upon motion of the district attorney, the charge against Leverette was dismissed. The complaint charge dumping ol cull pears into Bear creek. A state police game warden informed the court he had found a number of trout floating below the pear dump, and the odor was terrific. Leverette, In changing his plea said he had no idea the pears would pol lute Bear creek, that he knew they were dumped, but took no part in the dumping, and no one was more Interested In stream purity than him self. He agreed to clean. out the peon dumped, and to see that the practice censed. He protested two fines for the same offense, but stated he would pay the fine of his employe. Victim of Smashup Spends Easy Night R. A. Clark of Oak Grove, cut, bruised and generally shaken up In an auto accident at Fourth street and Central avenue yesterday after noon., was reported by Community hospital attendants today as having spent a fairly comfortable night. No Internal Injuries have been discov ered and Mr. Clark suffered no broken bones, the hospital stated. It was erroneously reported yester day that the accident victim was Lewis Clark, Mr. Clark's son. 1 Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. la. (AP USDA) HOGS : 159 direct, steady, good to choice lightweights, drlvetns mostly, 99.35; carload lots quotable to 19 50: one lot 162-lb., 99.10; few 315 to 330-lb. average, 99.00; 335 to 350 lb. 9850(38.75; few packing sows, 97.00: choice 88 -lb, feeder pigs up to 99.00. CATTLE: 60, Including six direct: calves, 100, 85 direct; steers scarce, salable around steady; medium to good grass steers quotable 98.50$ 8.35; few sales sows and heifers rteacly; common to medium heifers, 95.00 1 6.00; low cutter and cutter cows; 93.00 ? 3.50; good beef cows, 95.35 5.85; bulls, 95.00 3 5.50; good 325-lb. calves. 98.50; choice vealers up to 99.50; odd head. 910 00. SHEEP: 1,300, Including 100 through and direct; market slow; , few sales weak with Thursday or around 35c lower than Monday; good trucked In lambs, 98.50 6 06; common grades down to 95.50; few yearlings, 94.50; good slaughter ewes up to 93.75. South San Francisco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 18 (AP-USDA HOGS: 600; steady; bulk 185 to 220-lb. butchers, 99.85$0.90; top. 89.90; packing sows eligible main ly. 97.16. CATTLE: 135. market nominal; In dications mixed load Oregon cattle and load late arriving Idahos to be held over; grass and short fed steers quoted $8.75 7. 75; good fed steers quoted up to around 98.60: good fed heifers quoted up to $7.75: medium to good beef cows salable 95.00 6.75 or slightly above; low cutters and cutters eligible, 93.35 $ 4.25; bulls quoted mainly $6.00 down. Calves: None; market nominal; good to choice vealers quoted around 99.00(? 10.00. SHEEP: 1,450; lambs active: about steady; five double good to choice around 85-lb. Washington wooled spring lambs, 97.85 straight; two short decks good to choice 70-lb. shorn Oregons. 97.36; other clasea practically absent; odd yearlings. 95.50; few weighty aged wethers. 94.25; f laughter ewes salable around 93.35 down. Chicago CHICAGO, Sept. 16. (AP-USDA) Hogs 9.000; . slow, mostly weak to 10 lower than Thursday's average; bulk good and choice 170-190 lbs. 88.70 95; most 300-250 lbs. 99.00-35; top 99.30. CATTLE 1.500; calves 600; killing classes generally steady in slow Fri day clean-up trade; few best steers in odd lost up to 913.35: bulk of sup plies 97.75-10.00; best heifers $9.50; most grass fat steers 96.76-7.50; sev eral loads western heifers 97.00-50. - SHEEP 7,000; late Thursday spring lambs mostly 26 lower; top westerns 98.00; bulk 97.75-90; top natives 97.90; bulk 97.75 down; yearlings 95.25-6.50; today's trade on spring lambs active, steady to strong; dou Let Our Label Protect Your Table PEERLESS MARKET Phone 603 14 N. Bartlett Medford, Ore. SPRING LAMB SPECIALS Chops, lb. . . .15c Stew, lb 5c Loin or Rib ' Legs, lb. 18c Shoulder, lb. 12c PURE LARD 4 lb. 39c VEAL ROAST asr lb, 13lc VEAL STEW lb. 9c BOILING BEEF 3 lb. 25c COTTAGE BUTTS sr, lb. 24c Columbia River Salmon Buy yonr canning nalmon now at this low price I Give in your order gfl now for Turaday morning drllvrry. 1 1 Ti Uettt nvult are ih(n1ned by canning 1 1 I ! salmon as soon u poMlhle after J JJ g I caught GROCERIES and PRODUCE BOB GAIL, Owner Klamath Falls Netted Gem New Potatoes Clean Bright Mature 50 lb. U. S. Ho. 2 . . . 39c FANCY LOCAL TURNIPS 2 bunches 5 PABST CHEESE, lb. packages 2 for 25? OYSTERS, Oasserole style 3 cans 20? SAUERKRAUT, large No. 2 can 10? Naptha Soap Made Co. law Feel at Home in "The Heart of Portland' Comfort Conrenlr-ne. Coartsy Serrlr attrartlt Rami Mm Hotel Cornelius itl ID Park Portland Dttachra bath With hath BEN 0). IN THE HEART ble choice Montanas 98.10 practically straight; bulk native 97.75 down; beat held around 9800; yearlings scarce; sheep steady; native ewes 93.00-35. Portland Produce PORTLAND Ore., Sept. 16. (AP) BUTTER Prints: A grade, 38c lb. In parchment wrapper. 29c in cartons: B grade, lb. in parchment wrappers, 38ic lb. In cartons. SUITE R FAT Portland, delivery buying rice: A grade. 26-28 ic Port land deliver)'; B grade, lVc lb. less; C grade, 6c lb. less. EGGS Buying prices for whole salers: Specials, 33c doz; extras, 36c doz; standards, 25c doz; extra me diums, 24c doz; undergrade. 17c doz. COUNTRY MEATS Selling price to retailers: Veslcrs, 1415e lb; others unchanged. HOPS New crop, nominal; 1937, nominal. V Cheese, live poultry, turkeys, pota toes, onions, cantaloupes, wool, hay, steady, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND. 8ept. 16 (A") Wheat. Open High Low Closo Sept. 63 63 63 63 Dec. 64 64 64 64 May 66 68 66 66 Cash grain: Oats No. 3. 38-lb. white 34.80; No. 3, 38-lb. gray, nominal. Barley No. 3. 45-lb. b.w. 19.S0. Corn No. 3, B Y. shipment 38.7S. Cash wheat bid: Soft white 83:' western white 031,3; western red 61!t Hard red winter ordinary 60: 11 per cent 60; 13 per cent 63: 13 per cent 67: 14 per cent 73. Hard whlte-Baart ordinary 64; 13 per cent 6.5; 13 per cent 67V,: 14 per cent 70. Car receipts: Wheat 3 ;" flour 7; hay . 3; mill feed 3. . j i Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Sopt. 16 (API Wheat: Open High Low Close Sept. .65 .65i .64?i .0414 Dec. .65, .6654 .66V4 .65 March -68',, .86', .66'i .66 May ,87, ,67 .66 .67 Wall St. Report NEW YORK. Sept. 16. p) Set tling In a narrow orbit after an early sell-off, the stock market regained today an outwardly peaceful air while It waited for the next decisive movo to clarify the question of war In Eu rope. Transactions dropped . to about 650,000 islwres, , only half yesterday's trading pace. Phone 60.1 bj Ktrlft 8 oc. bar 6 for 19c l 00 op ..l SO ORIMRON Hp. sil"lrt3 III f'nA iii fijJJJV Park kvt Hotel t Id Par Portland OF THE CITY In the first hour, numerous shares yielded halt or to of yesterday, es tensive gains, which were rung up In a revival of hop for maintenance of peace , on the. HlUer-Chamberlaln talk. Lo&sea were reduced latr, how. ever, leaving leading shares fractions to around 3 lower on the average. Commodities valued for war pur posea continued to run counter to stocks. Wheat flnlahed to a cent higher at Chicago and corn waa up the same. Today's 'closing prloes for S3 select, ed strcks follow: A!. Chem. & Dye w-.......unquoted Am. Can - 38 Am. A; Fgn. Pow. a1, A. T. & T. lS7i Anaconda .ww , 31 Atch. T. & 8. P. 31 Bendlx Avla. Beth. Steel . Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler .. Coml. Solv. Curtlsa-Wrlght Du Pont Gen. Elec. Gen. Foods Oen. Mot Int. Harvest. . I. T. At T Johns-Man Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet. Radio ....... Sou. Pac. , 1B-J M'.i 48 7I4 84 '. .,..130 33i . 43 , , 58', 61, . 33 44 17H 78 38 ; 6'i 14 i Std. Bmndn St. Oil Co.1. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Cnlt Aircraft U. S. Steel ... 6 '4 38 81 9'i 79 34H . M Hun Francisco Butter SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 16. Butter. 03 score. 36V4. Be Wise, Buy Wise Attention! We sprrlallie In planning and parkins, food onlers for hunting trips. Our years of experience In tilling both hunting and Forest ftervlre orders makes It possible for us to arrange a convenient and econom ical food supply.- Just tell us how many In your party and how many days you will be away. 1 Some Hunting Specials: Corned Beef,' can. . . 19c Flapjack Flour, pkg. 10c Pork & Beans, large can 10c Cane and Maple Syrup, glass jar . . . 18c Spam, a real lunch meat, can 29c Figs, fresh stock pressed, pkg. 10c & 19c Eagle Swt Chocolate, pkg. 18c, 2 for 35c Sardines . 6 cans 25c Morning Milk, tall cans. .... .4 for 25c Beef Stew or Spaghetti, with meat. ....... .2 for 35c PEN-JEL, make Grape Jelly now . COFFEE Holloway High Grade Lb. 25c Kelloggs Asparagus Tips, can.. 15c Fancy Quality Tuna Fish 2 cans 35c lVhlie star Scottissue ..... 3 rolls 22c Tomato Soup 3 cans 23c Campbell's Flour, Kitchen Queen 49 lb. A Good Buy Now Free Glasses with Lipton Tea CIEY MEAT MAEUXEE 121 North Central , Phone 324 4 Free Deliveries Daily Quality Meats Always! We bay High Quality and sell High Quality. We believe that our policy of Fine Meats Always is the best I More and more Medford housewives are finding that they can depend on this Quality Market. Saturday We HOME STEER STEER STEER HOME and Economize at HOLLO WAY'S BEETS Sliced ' Can 10c Bran Flakes or Wheat Flakes, pkg.. Oorn Flakes, 3 pkgs Real Concord GRAPES Fine for jolly .$1.29 6 lbs. Will Feature CURED HAM BEEF SWISS STEAK BEEF POT ROAST BEEF SHORT RIBS RENDERED LARD You Can Rely on the Reliable for Service Personal Attention Dependability Experienced Clerks . Quality Fine Quality Always Delivery Any ftze order delivered Free, phone 20. , SUNSHINE PRODUCTS Oandy 1 0f Bars 3 for I UC Oandy 3 pkg. OEf Cello, bags . Krispy OOi Crackers, 2 lb, uSb Cookies pound box 23c .... 2 packages 23c K SHORTENING Jewel Lb. can 13c .......10 . 25t Pitcher Free 19c