Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 18, 1938, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text1 MEDFORD MATTj TRD3TTNTE. MEDFORD. ORF,OONT. FRTDAY, NOVEMBER 13. 193S. PAGE THREE I FOR NEW SERVICE Pouring of foundations was started today for th new automobile service station being erected by Standard Stations, Inc. at 144 South Central avenue, and the northwest corner of Oth street. If weather continues favorable, it Is expected the structure will be completed by the first of the year. NERO riddled while Rome burned OLD NERO was a riddle. When Rome burned ev erybody expected that as em peror and titular head of the fire department he would not only attend the conflagration but would grab an ax and break in the first window. Instead, he fiddled for him, a very silly activity. The oil Industry would be just as ridiculous if as some people seem to think it fid dled while the nation's petro leum supply vanished, leaving it with 13 billion dollars in vested in a ghost business. Bat consider this: Known petroleum reserves now stand at 15 li billion barrels largest in history. Despite all the bil lions of barrels used in the meantime, that's 150 per cent more than the known reserve of 24 years ago. This reserve is actual oil in die ground. It's like money in the bank. You know it's there and that you can go get it when you need it It doesn't consider the fact that the industry makes a barrel of oil go farther each year. . When it comes to money you spend some every year. But if your bank balance is regu larly bigger in December than it was in January, you don't moan. And that's what is ac tually happening to the oil re serves of the United States. Each year they're more and more and more. Standard Oil Company of California HARVEST MOOri CAKE Try this delicious new everyone and especially parties or dinners. This ten to twelve people. Two spicy layers with & and filling, then topped 59' This cake will be featured all next week. The new station represents an In vestment of about (S800, the Stand ard 8tatlons office here said. It wUl be operated as an authorized dis tributor's station, the company stated. The building will be unlike other Standard stations In Medford. It will be L-shaped and will contain all of the usual service unlta under one roof. It will be finished In stucco. The csnopy will have only one sup porting poet Instead of the customary two. The building Itself will be 75 by 100 feet In outside dimensions. Con tract for the building was awarded to R. I. Stuart & Sons. Other con tractors are Coffeen Brothers, plumb ing, and Trowbridge & Flynn. elec tric. Concrete tile will be furnished by the Medford Concrete Construc tion company and the canopy will be supplied by the Medford Iron & Steel Worts. L GET 70 COYOTES Government hunters In Jackson county during the month of October killed 70 coyotes, six bobcats and one bear, according to a report filed by the biological survey today. The report shows the Individual catch of the hunters was as follows: Lester Lewis, 20 coyotes, three bob cats. Robert L. Plank, 33 coyotes, one bobcat and one bear. Leo w. TJlam, 14 coyotes and two bobcats. W. B. Walch, five coyotes. P. A. Renspeter, eight coyotes. PORTLAND, Nov. 18. (AP Roy rugate, biological survey agent, said yesterday that a total of 1376 preda tory animals were killed in Oregon In October by federal hunters. PARENTS INVITED TO HEAR LECTURE Parents of Jackson county are In vited to attend a "Parent Night" meeting at the First Christian church Friday, November 35 at 8 p. m. Dr. O. R. Chambers, professor of psychology, Oregon State college, guest speaker, will discuss "the emo tional development of the child. Dr. Chambers is a leader In the field of behavior adjustment and has been a popular lecturer at parents meetings held In various parts of the state. This meeting will be the first of a series of four monthly evening meetings for parents' which has been arranged by Mabel C. Mack, county home demonstration agent. TICKETS FOR BALL Tickets went on sale today for the annual firemen's ball in Oriental Gardens next Thursday night. Firemen said an effort would be made to attain a record attendance In order to provide adequate funds for the purchase of materials to re store old and discarded toys for dis tribution to poor children at Christ mas. Dancing will continue from 9:30 to 1:30 to music by Steve Whip ple and his orchestra. The firemen are making an effort this year to play Santa Claus to every poor child of the district. To do this many old and discarded toys will be needed and firemen said that thus far not many have been re ceived. Contributors of toys In the Phoe nix district may leave the playthings at the Phoenix barber shop. cake, a real treat for appropriate for Fall cake will serve from rich buttercream Icing with a tangy orange G. 0. P. About 40 Jackson county Repub licans attended the party's "Look Forward" dinner-meeting In the Hotel Medford last night. Several who had not attended party meetings In years were noticed In the assemblage. Mrs. O. M. Hurd gave a talk for Pro-America, the women's organiza tion that took an active part In the Republican campaign for the recent election. Joe E. Wood, county secretary-treasurer, discussed organisa tion, pointing out that the recent Republican success could be traced to a better organised party. District Attorney Frank J. New man spoke in place of State Rep resentative William M. McAllister who was unable to attend. Mr. New man spoke on the policies of the party and allied groups and analysed the voting in the 1938 and- 1936 elections. County Chairman Kenneth Q. Den man. who presided, reviewed the recent election. Other, speakers in cluded State Senator George W. Dunn of Ashland and Qus Newbury, Med ford attorney. 4 , Livestock Portland PORTLAND, Ore.. , Nov. 18. (AP USDA) HOGS: 300. including 311 direct, market slow, steady with Thursday's low. top 15c lower than Thursday's extreme, good-choice 160- 310 lb. drlvelns $8.38, 336-360 lb. butchers and few light lights $7.76 (8, packing sows $6.50(3.75. choice light feeder pigs quotable $8.50. CATTLE 175, Including 155 direct, calves 75 Including 70 direct, mar ket on cleanup basis, scattered sales steady, steers and heifers scarce, good short fed steers $8.35, week's top heifers $7.35. few low cutter and cut ter cows $2.75?3.S0, fat dairy type cows $4.25, good beef, cows saleable $5.25 .75. few bulla $5(3.50, good choice vealers $8.50. strictly choice quotable $9. SHEEP 1000. Including 735 through and direct, fat lambs scarce, few sales weak to 25c lower at $7.75. load 70 lb. feeder lambs $6.75, few fairly good slaughter ewes $33.50, common feeder ewes $1.50. South Pan Francisco SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 18 (AP)-(U. S. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 57S; market largely nominal but under tone weak; small lot good 198 pound butchers $8.75, choice absent, .quoted possibly to S8.85; packing sows good quoted mainly 97.00. Cattle 75; few steers sold stronger quality considered; few common to medium grass steers 6.50-97.50; good under 1,000 pounds fed steers quot ed around 18.35; medium to good cows salable $5.00-96.36 and above; few fat dairy cows $4.60-76; low cut ters and cutters quoted $3.00-$4.3S; odd head common light bulls $4.60. Calves 5; nominal; odd head medium vealers $8.80, good to choice quoted $9.50-$10.50. Sheep 335; lambs around 36 low er than Monday; part deck medium to good 76 pound Oregon wooled lambs $8.00 sorted 16 per cent plain $6.00; two short decks medium to good 74 pounds medium-pelt Ore gon lambs $7.75 straight, package good 90 pound Callfornlas $8.00 mod erately sorted; sheep steady, few yearling $6 31. aged wethers $535, ewes absent, best quoted $4.35. ChlcaRo .CHICAGO, Nov. 18 (AP)-(U. B. Dept. Agr.) Hogs 15.000: steady to 10 lower than Thursdsy's average; weights 190 pounds up generally 5-10 oft top $7.70; good and choice 190 390 pounds $7.55-70; good 860-600 pounds packing sows $7.35-56. Cattle 1,000; calves 600; generally a cleanup trade on all killing classes at mostly steady prices; steers bulk lns from $835-$10.00; 11,039 pounds cows $6.50: low cutters and cutters S4.00-M.00; demand for bulls rather llalU: undertone weak; vealers weak; ir.rtt. sales $1000 down. Sheep 5.000; late Thursday fat lambs closing 10-30 higher; choice native and fed westerns to packers Lit $955 and $9.35: best yearlings $7.76; one double white faced feed ers $7.75: today's trade fat lambs strong to 16 higher; closely sorted fed westerns $9.40; few small tots choice natives $9.35-80; sheep steady; tew fat ewes $3.50-14.00. Portland Produce PORTLAND, Ore., N07. I8 (AP Butter prints: A grade, 30 cents pound in parchment wrappers, 31 cents pound In cartons; B grade, 30 ' cnU pound In parchment wrappers, j 30 cents pound In cartons. 1 Butter fat Portland delivery ' buy- ! lnt price: A grade, 2B cents pound Portland delivery; B grade 14 cent pound less; .0 grade, 6 cents pound le. Country delivery , 37 cents for A grade. Eggs Wholesalers buying prices: Specials, 36 cents do?en; extras, 34 rents dozen; standards, 30 cents do? rn; extra mediums, 30 cents down; ' extras, small, 34 eenta down. j Turkeyi selling prloe: dressed nw i crop hens, 34-34 cents, torn. 33-33 ' tvnts pound. Buying prices: new hens. 22-33 cnts pound; toms. 30-31 cent? pound. Hop new crop, clusters. 30 cent? pound: fuggles, 39 cents pound. WHY SUFFER? WHY BI DISCOURAGED? HEMORRHOIDS Pi.M) I Celftls Onttif(lo Pt I art Ulccra. All lUctal, Coles adl Stomach troubles 1 omplttaly MntnttH with ci lurgkal oratioa after II thr methods have , failtd. W haa deM M for fhoatanrlt of ether we CS 4 4 tor fun. M 71 art la Porllaad. MKK BOOKLET mm at joar rcouert. Cll ar writ Dr.CJ.DEAN CLINIC PfcrateJa mmm ItrfaM If ft. Cor. R. Burnt idt and Or an 4 Aa TlffhfTfie EAm 1911 Portland. Orafoa Cheese, country meats, live poultry, potatoes, onions, hay, steady, unchanged. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, Ore- Nov. 18. (AP Grain: (wheat) Open High Low Close May .84 .64 4 .64 Dec. 63 .62 H .62 4 .62 4 Cash grain: Oats, No. 3, 38-lb. white $26.50; No. 3, 38-lb. gray, nominal. Barley. No. 3. 45-lb. . W. $22. Corn. No. 3, E. Y. Ship. $26.50. Cash wheat (bid): Soft white 63c; western white 634c; western red filic Hard red winter ordinary 60c; 11 percent 60c: 13 percent 63c: 13 per cent 67c; 14 percent 69c. Hard white. Baart ordinary 63'ic; 13 percent 63c; 13 percent 65c; 14 percent 66c. Today's oar receipts: wheat 22; bar ley 3; flour 0: com 3: oats 1; mill- 'd Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, Nov. 17. (AP) Ad versely influenced by downturns of securities, " wheat suffered nearly a cent a hushel loss In Chicago to day. (wheat) . Open High Low Cloe Dec. 65 .65 .63 .64 'j, March ...... 0oNi May .67', .67'i .66'.; .60 July .68?fc .67 .66i .66 H Wall St. Report NEW YORK, Nov. IB. (AP Stocks took s- beating In today's mar. ket with steels, motors and recently A BUY IN OILS switch to Standard Venn Today's tip to Pennsylvania oil "inves tors"! Join the trend to Standard Perm made from finest Pennsylvania crudes. Gives you "high" engine performance. STANDARD PENN MOTOR OIL 100 PURE PENNSYLVANIA STANDARD Oil COMPANY OF CALIFORNIA PEERLESS 14 No. Bartlett. ANY SIZE ORDER Order Your Turkey Saturday Monday morning we rmve access to a large group of FRESH PRRSSRD Tnrkesv Why buy a .turkey thKt lias been dressed several days when you can get a fresh dressed bird at the same price. Let us select from this group, the exact size and grade bird you wish, at the lowest possible price. FANCY HENS lb. 17c SWISS STEAK lb. 19c LOIN STEAK lb. 172c LAMB ROAST "sr lb. 14c LAMB CHOPS lb. 19c ROLLED RIBS R :? lb. 18c PURE LARD Why buy shortening? I,ard Is cheaper SWEET PICKLES - pt. 14c MINCE MEAT ... lb. 10c BACON SQUARES z lb.1ly2c GROCERIES and PRODUCE BOB GAIL, Owner Halurdai. and all nrxt werk, we ftlll hats s full anil rompl'te TsrletT of freMi frtilts and wahln to mslie yonr holiday dlnnrr . complete snorts. The followlnc srs . few of oar many bolldsy iperlslt. CRANBERRIES, fey! U. S. No. 1 quart 1 SWEET SPUDS, fancy No. 1 0 lbs. 10 BULK DATES, fresh, new crop 2 lbs. 17 rnr thn Fsnry Cookies and Takm UTAH CELERY, large fresh stalk lO? ATTENTION 1 POTATO MARKET IS RISIN0 earn day. Huy your winter pud nnw and care, For better quality pntatnes at fhe lswet pmthle Cot sea the VrleM Market now. SATURDAY DOLLAR DAY SPECIALB PEAS BEANS or CORN PINK 8ALM0N or COVE OYSTERS Assorted strong leaders dropping fractions to more than 3 points. While dealings were slow the greater part of the time, offerings occasionally were sufficiently heavy to put the ticker tape behind. Buy ins; support frequently stemmed the selling tide, hut closing prices In many cases were around the lows of the day. Transfers approximated 1,600.000 shares. Specific reasons for the set-back were scarce, although some quarters thought nervousness over interna tional affairs wsa revived by Ger many's recall of her amb.15w.tor to Washington, duplicating th'e step taken by the United States in order ing Ambassador Wllvm home from Berlin for "consultation." Today's closing prices for S3- sel ected ftocks follow: Al. Oh em. A Dye 182';. Am. Can . 96' Am. A Fgn. Pow 3'; A. T. & T 1473s Ann co nd a Ateh. T. A 8. P. Benrilx Avla Beth. Steel I Caterpillar Tract. I Coml. Solv. , Chrysler Curtis. Wright DuPont Gon. Eire Gen. roods den. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. & T Johns-Man. .. Monty Word North Amer ......... 22 Penney (J. C.) Phillips Pet Radio Sou. Pac Std. Brands 7H 40 , 7 . 18V, . 7H I I Std Oil Cal. . 38 . 52', . O'i . 80'j . 30j . 65 T, Std. Oil N. J Trans. Amcr , Union Carb Unit. Aircraft U. S. Steel i MARKET Phono 603 DELIVERED FREE 4 lbs. 43c 13 can. $1.00 10 can. S1-00 If Too Like 38 Tb 73i 44'4 10, 80?, 144', 43i 4HU 81 i 100 'i CHAMBERLAIN FOE WINNER IN UPSET LONDON. Nov. is (AP) Vernon Bartlett, running as an Independent progressive candidate opposed to "the dangers of Prime Mlnlstr Chamber lain's foreign policy," scored a major political upset today by winning a Be Wise, Buy Wise YOU CAN RELY ON HOLLOW AY'S RELIABLE GROCERY Featuring Good Quality at Low Price. We Have Everything You Need for Your Thanksgiving Dinner t Mincemeats Plum and Date Puddings Date. Figs Raisins Currant. Nut Meat. Candied Cherriei Pineapple Citron, Lemon and Orange Peel Crab Meat, fancy Royal Club. . . .'.can 29c Oysters, for dressing 2 cans 25c Olives, fancy ripe colossal. can 19c Miracle Whip pt. 22c qt 35c Ladino Cheese, local nippy, buy Grade A Philadelphia Cream Cheese Old English Cheese for stuffing celery. . JELLO I SANKA Any flavor, ? DrlP f Qif package wW regular lb. OwC Schilling Poultry or Sage Dec Oar Larue THaplay OREGON CANDIED FRUITS In Attrarttre larkag Coffee, Holloway's High Grade, any grind: ........ .lb. 25c Canada Dry Ginger Ale or Sp arkling Water 2 for 25c Flour, Crown Kitchen Queen . .49-lb. sack $1.29 mm Pard Pet Food, 3 for 25 Dozen cans . 05 ROYAL CLUB Corn, Gold. Bant 2 can. 25 Peas 2 cans 27 Stg. Beans 2 cans 25c Cnt. "Fully Bine" Grapefruit Juice 20c 15c ..3 can. Cranberry Sauce CITY MEAT MARKEE 121 North Central Phone 324 4 Free Deliveries Daily THE TURKS ARE HERE We have the finest selection of Turkeyi In the valley. We have nothing but .elect No. 1 bird.. Veal Roast Pound 15c by-election for the House of Com mons In the conservative stronghold of Bridge water. His majority was 3.332. Bartlett, 44-year-old British foreign affairs writer and radio commentator, defeated a conservative, P. G. Heath-coat-Amory, 26, a lawyer and member of a wealthy lace manufacturing fam ily. Bartlett received 19,540 votes and Heathcoat-Amory 17.208 In a con- i stltuency which the conservatives ! held by a 10.569 majority in the last election. "You can have no better proof,' and Economize at HOLLOW AY'S Seasoning, Pumpkin Pie Assorted Any Way You Wish Sunshine Snacks .large pkg. 15c Sunshine Pineapple Marshmallow Cookies.... lb. 19c Sunshine Marshmallows . ... .lb. pkg. 15c Chocolate Creams in lb. box. ...... .15c For Thanksgiving We Will Have Green Beans, Fresh Pea., Italian Broccoli, Artichokes, Tomatoes, Cranberries, Utah Cel ery, White Celery; Sweet Potatoes. Southern Yams, Spinach, Red Cabbage, Endive, Green Peppers, English Cucumbers, Chinese Lettuce, Radishes, Green Onions, Parsley, Celery Root, Brusselsprouts, Savoy Cabbage, Avocados, Pomegranats, Celery Hearts, Eggplants, Cornice Pears, Grapes, Cocoanuts, Texas Pink Grapefruit and ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT ttfl t! R f-nr SWEET POTATOES Medium size, smooth 4 lb. 10c V w 7 Leg Pure A I Lamb 41 Pound 4 "s- p w 23c 35c 43) Bartlett said, "that the nation as a whole realizes the dangers of the gov ernment's foreign policy. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. SERVE Model Bakery's Plum Pudding FOR THANKSGIVING PHONE 20 for Free Delivery Any Size Order cheese. ... .lb. 29c 3 pkgs. 25c . .' 2 pkgs. 35c WALNUTS New crop 17c ...lb. Spice :. . .3 for 25c . Fresh Limes.