WEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD- OREGON, FRIDAY. JUNE 14. 1940.
PAGE THREE
20-30 CONVENTION
TO HEAR NATIONAL
IT
Registration Opens at 1 P.M
Saturday Banquet and
Dance in Evening
In
Convention Program
Saturday
1:00 p. m. Registration
the Hotel Jackson lobby.
8:30 p. m. B n q u t and
dance at the Chateau.
Sunday
9:30 a. m. Breakfast busi
ness meeting at Hotel Jackson
12 noon Special luncheon
and entertainment (or (visiting
ladles.
20-30 President
The camel's foot
proves more
vital than his
stomach
SCHOOLDAY geographies
used to say that the camel
was "the ship of the desert"
because his four-part stomach
allowed him to store up water
and travel through country
where it wis a long way be
tween filling stations.
Yet, when this Company went
Into Saudi Arabia to search for
new oil reserves, it discovered
that the camel's foot was at
least equally important. That
foot spread over sand in such
t way that it exerted only 12
pounds pressure to the square
inch thus making the sand
help the camel.
Oilfield production requires
the transport of heavy loads
sometimes as much as 18 tons,
or much too much for any
cameL Our problem was to
invent an oversize mechanical
camel which turned out to be
truck with tires so big the
square-inch load was exactly
that of a camel's foot. On your
car these tires would reach
above its hood nearly double
its overall width.
By such quaint lessons
learned of the camel, the South
American Indian and the Eski
mo this Company has helped
add to the nation's oil reserves.
Probably nothing exceeds the
influence of known reserves
when it comes to keeping down
the price of gasoline the life,
blood of your car.
Standard Oil Company
of California
The annual northwest dis
trict convention of the Associa
tion of 20-30 clubs, spiced by
the attendance of National Pres
ident M. Abbe Strunk of San
Antonio, Texas, will open here
Saturday for a two-day session.
Conclave headquarters for vis
iting delegates will be the Hotel
Jackson.
Features of the program, ar
ranged by Merritt Hittle of the
Medford 20-30 chapter, will be
a banquet and dance at the
Chateau Saturday evening and
a breakfast business meeting at
the Hotel Jackson Sunday
morning. The chateau has been
reserved for 20-30 club dele.
gates and their friends.
Allen To Speak
Niel Allen, state commander
of the American Legion, will be
guest speaker at the dinner and
dance Saturday night. Alton
Anderson of the local 20-30 club
will act as master of ceremon
ies.
Mr. Strunk, who will arrive
here from the north after mak
ing tour of western 20-30
chapters, is expected to deliver
a speech at the important break
fast meeting Sunday morning,
at which time the delegates will
transact their official business.
District Governor Ed Hallinan
of Portland will preside at the
breakfast confab.
Some 73 delegates and mem
bers of one Washington and 10
Oregon clubs are expected to
attend the convention. Med
ford's official delegate is Jack
Hartley, with Franklin George
as alternate. Delegates will
come here from Seattle, Wash.,
Portland, Salem, Bend, Prine
ville, Lakeview, Klamath Falls.
Marshfield, Grants Pass, Toledo
and Newberg. Also in attend
ance will be Anthony R. Manno
of Klamath Falls, national
trustee.
A.L.
Wall St. Report
Attending the annual conven
tion of the Northwest District
of the Association of 20-30 clubs
here Saturday and Sunday will
be M. Abbe Strunk, of San An
tonio. Texas, president of the na
tional association of 20-30 clubs.
Mr. Strunk Is scheduled to ad'
dress delegates at breakfast
business meeting Sunday morn
ing.
New York, June 14. P)
The stock market turned on
bullish heat today as an opti
mistic brand of home business
prospects more than counter
acted gloomier war news.
Steels led the rebound after
a hesitant opening.
Transfers were around 1,000.-
000 shares.
Prominent stocks In the push
included U. S. Steel, Bethlehem,
Chrysler, General Motors, West-
inghouse, Du Pont, AUiea
Chemical. Loft, Great Northern,
Pressed Steel Car. Douglas Air
craft, Montgomery Ward, Ana
conda, Texas Corp., and J. C.
Penney. "
Today's eloelne prices tor S3 se
lected stocks follow:
Al. Chem. Dye 1
Am. Can H
GOVERNORS GIVEN
I
Am. Fgn. Pow.
A. T. T. i
Anaconda
Atch. T. S. F...
Bendls Avla.
Beth. Steel ..
Caterpillar Tract.
Chrysler
Livestock
Curttw-Wright .
DuPont
Ocn. Elc.
On. Food
I Gen. Mot.
Int. H ir-vest.
I. T. fc T.
Johns-Man. .
LONG-TIME RESIDENT
OF GOLD HILL
Portland
Portland. June M. ( AP-USDAI
Hogs 4S0. butchera weak to 10 low
er, tew good-choice 180-220 lb. drtve
1ns 88.00; tew medium 170-84 lb.
857S: light llghta S4.00-2S; few
slaughter pigs. S4JO-75-. odd 240-60
lb. 85J5-S0; packing sows weak to
25 lower lor two days, quotable top
84 50.
Cattle I7S. calves 40. nominally
steady, grass steers late Thursday
closed steady 25 lower; beet cows
25-50 lower tor week to date: cut
ters steady to 25 lower: canners
steady: few cutter-canner cows 84.78
6.25; canners eligible 83.75 9 4.50; odd
medium bulla 86.75. good 87.35; good
choice vealers eligible 89.0010.00.
Sheep 160, spring lambs .nominally
steady, few good 74-80 lb. 88.25 good
choice Quotable 88.60; package 63
lb. feeders 87.00 olier classes absent.
Mrs. Matilda Elizabeth Horn-
beck, 86, passed away at her
home in Gold Hill early Fri
day morning. She had been in
failing health for several years.
She was born in Douglas
Flats, Calaveras county, Calif.,
March 2, 1854, the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Reasoner.
While yet a small child she
moved, with her father, to Fres
no county, Calif., where on Oct
ober 10, 1871, she married Wil
liam B. Wyatt. To this union
six children were born. She
had lived in Oregon for 52
years, the last 42 in Gold Hill.
She is survived by two
daughters, Mrs. Lucy Mee and
Mrs. Emma Fleming and one
son, Edward J. Wyatt, all of
Gold Hill. There are also 12
grandchildren and nine great'
grandchildren.
Mrs. Hornbeck was totally
blind for eight years, but bore
her affliction patiently and
loved to visit with her friends
and neighbors of pioneer days.
She was a member of the Meth
odist church.
Funeral services will be held
at the graveside In the Pankey
cemetery, Sams Valley, with
Rev. D. E. Millard officiating.
Arrangements are in care of
Conger funeral parlors.
Monty Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.)
Phillips Pet
Radio
Sou. Pac.
Std. Branda
St. Oil Cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer.
Union Carb.
Unit. Aircraft
U. S. Steel
-Unquoted
J551,
- t5'
. 2S
- 76H
. 50
. 62
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..1604
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- 39'i
. 44H
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South San Francisco
South San Francisco. June 14.
(AP-USDAI Hog: 125; mostly 10-16
lower: quality largely medium: one
load medium 166 lb. Oregona 8818;
tew 180 lb. Callfornlaa 86.10; few
packing sows quoted 84.00-25.
Cattle 25. Steers absent, desiranie
grades 1.000-1.050 lb. grass steers
quoted nominally steady around
S8.SO98.OO: few head range cows
86.00; weighty dairy cows 85.50: can
ners and cutters steady, 83 80 a4.ou.
bull nominal, largely 8700 down.
Calves, salable 30; fully steady;
choice 150-200 lb. vealers quoted
810.00-30; mixed tot calves 8850-
10.00.
Sheep, 550; fully steady: choice
grades absent: around 3 decks med
ium to good 64-78 lb. wooled lambs
89.00-16: deck shorn 90 lb. yearling!
36.50; ewes quoted mostly 81 .00 8 2.75.
weak.
Young Republicans Elect
Portland, June 14. VP)
Multnomah county Young Re
publicans elected Hampton Al
len president last night to suc
ceed Douglas Elliott.
Portland, June 14. (T") Wal
ter T. Snearley, Jr., asked the
circuit court today to dismiss the
challenge against his Demo
cratic nomination for Multno
mah county assessor.
Formal Invitations to attend
the sixth annual Shakespearean
plays in Ashland this August
were sent to three western gov
ernors today.
Letters have been dispatched
to Charles A. Sprague, of Ore
gon, Clarence D. Martin, Wash
ington, and Culbert L. Olsen, of
California, along with addi
tional invitations to prominent
state officials and educational
chieftains. Governor Sprague
heads the Shakespearean asso
ciation as honorary president.
while other honorary members
include Senator Charles L. Mc
Nary, ex-Governor Charles H.
Martin, former president -Herbert
Hoover, Secretary of State
Earl Snell.
Also Included as honorary
members are Dr. Fredrick
Hunter, chancellor, state system
of higher education; Dr. C. A.
Howard, president, Oregon Col
lege of Education; George W.
Peavy, president, Oregon State
college; Donald M. Erb. presi
dent. University of Oregon;
Bruce Baxter, president Wil
lamette university; Joseph K.
Carson, mayor of Portland; Wil-
lard L. Marks, president of tne
state board of higher education;
Dr. George Larkin and Bert
Hawkins.
Meanwhile on the production
front. Director William David
Cottrell reports that rehearsals
are progressing satisfactorily
and that the casts are becoming
familiar with their roles. Re
hearsals have been scheduled
daily for the next 10 weeks ,
while dress rehearsals will start
the forepart of July.
Lois M. Bowmer, art dlrec-i
tor, and her staff are now func
tioning on a full time basis and
costumes for the 80-odd slayers
are being prepared.
Closing tune far Too Lata to Clas-
tify Ada Is 1:30 p m.
t hit-ago
Chicago. June 14. (AP-USDAI
Hoga 17.000; top 86.30; good and
choice 300-370 lb. 84408 35: most
ly 83.00-15: 270-330 lbs. 84-75 ? 6 00;
good and choice 180-270 lbs. lights
85.00-15; good 400-600 lb. packing
sows 84.00-25; lighter weight 84.35
50. Cattle 1.000; calves 300; generally
steady market; best steers 89.66; sev
eral loads on odd lots 83 00 0 9 35:
light grassy helfera 36.00 and below
and plain grassy steera down to 87.00:
few aauaage bulls above 87.00; veal
era steady at 310.00 down.
Sheep 6.000; spring lambs 10-25
lower; a few small lots good to choice
kind 31100-25; fat aheep scarce, odd
head light native ewee 83.75: bulk
medium and heavy weights 82.75-3.60.
TEA Schilling iced
tea is full-flavored' snd
sparkling clear. Eich cool
ing sip is delicious snd
refreshing. For finer qual
ity and richer flavor, al
ways ask for Schilling Tea,
f
Schilling Tea
DAD'S CAKE
Te the Fella whe writes the' checksi An original,
appropriate Father's Day giftl
There'll be surprised, happy look en Dad's face
when you remember him with this delicious and
highly personalised cake en Father's Day. It's a cre
ation made especially for your Dad.
Dad's cake Is luscious delicacy thai any man will
admire right down ie the last crumb. It's two big
lender layers of tempting chocolate goodness topped
by a thick fudge icing and filling. -
Order your Dad's cake iodayl
49c
Portland Produce
Portland. Ore., June 14. (API
Butter, butterfat, cheese, country
meat, live poultry, dressed turkeys,
onions, peas, unchanged.
New potatoes California Whites
60s. 81 30: 100's 33.15-2 38.
Potatoes Deschutes 82.25: Klam
ath Palls 33.26 cwt.; local whites 90c
boi; Malln S3 35 cental; southern
yama 3340-3.50 crate.
Hay. wool, mohair, unchanged.
Portland Wheat
Portland, June 14 (API Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Sept. 71 714 71 71H
Csh grain: Oat No. 2-33 lb. white
121.00.
Barley No. 3-43 lb. b.w. 331.00.
Corn No. 3 E. T. shipments 82950.
No. I flax 31.71.
Cash wheat (bid: soft white 73c:
western white 73'ic; western red
73c. Hard red winter: ordinary 73c;
11 per cent 74'ic: 13 per cent 79c;
13 per cent SO'Je. Hard white-baarr.
13 per cent 87c; 13 per cent 90c; 14
per cent 93c.
Tod J a car receipts: wheat 8; bar
ley I; flour 13; mlllfeed 7.
Chicago Wheat
Chicago, June 14 (AP) Wheat
price scored gains of as much as
3, cents and corn roee SS cent
today aa brisk buying developed In
the trading pita here.
Expanded market operations, re
suiting partly from removal of the
minimum levels on grain prices
which had been In effect for 1
rn'iet four weeks, were witnessed.
Wheat: '
Open High tow Cloee
JulT 77',, 80 77 794
Sept. 7 80 '4 78 80'-,
Dec. 78 8i TP, (1
Use Mill rriDune wast ada.
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