Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 29, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextTuTTYFOaTS 'Mm; TTJTRTJN'R, 'MTDFCR'n," CRKHON". FTJTTOY. .TTNT. 20.'1V2$. "PXTTR DIVE FIND SKELETON STEPFATHER OF gjU ! D Cj"j BEAUMONT It- S fRStes-sr! i Hurrah;the4,hf 1 Wedmvday ts tbe Fourth ol July Indepen dence Oay celebrated by out lorelatbers witb TOieianny oentttng it deep ngnin ctnce. We t tbe twentieth century celebrite tt Boutewbit dluerently. perbapi. but our observance is non the leas auicere. Tboussnds wtU go pic nlCKiug. motOrillB Of Itirt an lent MMIinn Wbttever tbe progiam. buy your loods at Sateway ut.uica cmj an 01 our stores win cioss on tbe Fourth to permit tbe tafeway Mau to dim relics of tho iium rrtgedy I AMKTinKKX. Wash Jh Crater l.uke hlghwa J . peel, that snuffed o Til in the In if iifti'iniMi 'Dead Man's Curve" on the i (Special.) IMnneM in the hack end iiy near Pips- ,f a ear driven by V. K.; Knpcr out eight lives Mtni'ano. when the machine plunged off the Wlshkah road ami into the river ahom on' mile north it y limits, Thomas Hates, tH, pioneer Aberdeen tailor ami recently engaged in the real estate business, was t( row no tt early last niuhi. Kttper and two other occu pants of the fill" wore rescued, lull i I Sales hotly was not for. ml tint II rnoon ot Sunday, September 11. 1 $26, were foil ml lute yesterday afternoon by fishermen, 11 est on tlrieve ' Hubert Nlehols of Prospect. The skeleton of a woman, believed to he .Mrs. Amelia Norris of Mahal- ' fey. I'a.. hebl by the raging wuters in u watery cavern were located, j w J of the anti DEPENDABLE GROCERS Some PicniG Suggestions Pickles " Maximum' fancy tlills. tins. , 2 Cans . (pinlitv No. 2io 35c Heinz Sweet or Sour Fancy sniiill pickles. Von know the jn:il-itv. 1 -oz. Jars 23c Ripe Olives Large size fruit in Number 1 tins. Yerv healthful. 2 Cans 49C Crisco Ginger Ale Canada Pry. Cliquot Club or Hollywood. The best brands on the market, pay more? AVhv 3 Bottles .... 65c Dozen $2.39 Grape Juice A delicious healthful refreshing drink. 29 c .....55 c Pints Quarts Peanut Butter Finest quality in one pound pails. Each 27C Pork & Beans Van Camp's, medium tins. Iiynamite was used by Coroner II. V. Conner, lo blast a rock and i extricate the" body from its sepulchre, j ! Relatives in Pennsylvania were 'notified by telegraph today. It 1st , probable thai the funeral services I I will he he!d here and all that is j ! mortal of Mrs. N orris will he I : I I . to rest beside her husband, who , sleeps in the Jacksonville ceme tery. All tho other victims of the t rawed y were found within a few days and weeks. As soon as young (irlevo and .Nichols nmde their find, they leli phoned the sheriff and coroner. The Imily was removed about mix o'clock last evening. Cans 35c CASH REGISTER ; FULL OF MONEY TAKEr BY AGENT Picnic Plates, Etc. Wax Rolls Oiled paper. J Rolls 10c Picnic Sets Cups, spoons, dishes, etc. Per set .. 19c Rede em your coupons Lbs. . Lbs. here 73c $1.45 Rubyettes Cems of flavor. Pre pared from peeled seedless grapes for garnishing, with ice cream, salads, etc. 3V2 Oz. jar 17c Sandwich Spread Delieia Super Chili meat. Foi sorted sandwiches. Lifebuoy Soap 1'uy your Lifebuoy the Safe- The antiseptic toilet soap. Bars , ....... 25c Coffee wav. or as- The best part of the.i p i c n i e. S a f c w a y Wend. ' The best. Bananas Finn ripe fruit. 4 Lbs 25c 6 Tins WC I Lb. Seasonable Savings Cantaloupes full flavored. 25c 47c Ripe. 3 for All Orders for $5 or more delivered in city FREE. Store No. 433 MED FORD Watermelons Have a melon for the picnic. Lb Smaller orders 10 cents charge Phone 1176 3k lii:8n o'clock this morninu. t'harles Mcl'.ltiom ami Mans Ol-!n-. who were in the ear with Ku per ami Hates, escaped with duck ings, but Kuper was pinned under the machine and was unconscious when pulled from the water. lie was reMiscliatrd later and removed to St. Joseph's hospital. His in juries are not considered serious. I.. ISailey. rancher and a witness of the nerident, stated that KuperV ear was traveling' t a moderate rate toward Aberdeen. The ma chine started skidding after the driver a l tempted to turn it bat -1; on t hp center of the road after passing a ear. and after several skit Is suddenly plunged Into (he river, ttirulutf over twice as It roll ed down the embankment into the water. l'n ten' body was fount! by n senrchiiiK party organized by Stew- 1 aft Honan nnd Stanley pel.osh. The hotly was entangled in siuikh on the river bottom, el use to the point where the car plunged over the 'hank. It was recovered with n ; plk" pole ami removed to the hit j Whitsltle parlors. The group had been in the val ley looking ut a ranch which Hates I contemplated selling to one of the ! party. The wrecker and more than : O. V. M vpi'h. nulo dealer, wan ill 1 r, 0I,,N "' nf P"'lestrianH ' his offlee on Sptillt Hiverside av- k,I'l tb" n.ad blockeil until al im talkiiitt to 3. b IfittHon Tups- ",nst ttilHiilt-ltt. iduy alteriionn, t)u bookkeeper, II ; Ham llainillon, was adding li iiireH and the mcehaiiics were all fixing Idifferenthils when a brisk, well i dressed young man walked in and I twitl: ! "fJood afternoon. I hnvo enme t for the Remington cash register ileft here for demonstration. ! 'Tine and dnndy." said Mr. My-' 'era. "Just a minute," and cumin-1 i lied his conversation. In a minute Mr. Myers discov ered that the cash register, the cash j rKiHtnr aent and approximately , iiJtHia in checks ami cash hud vaii i ishetl. j hnmeilintely there was action by teleptjone and otherwise. Points I north and south wore advised, and there was great scurrying up and J down" tho highways to find tne jsalemtin. believed to have been C. 1 C Hewitt, representative of I litis r& Hogail of-Eugene: j This mornitt.-; Myers received a j telephone ' message from Klnmuth i Kails advising him that the con I amis of the cash register hud hnc.n located, and would he returned to 'him today, and that it was all an 'oversight. Myers drove to Klamath I Kalis yesterday to get the checks. I The cash register agent was in a I hurry and the strange part o;' the I happening is that nobody paid y 1 attention to him, and were tumble i to give any description, or bad seen him lenvo the premises, j "It was funny, but had me wor ried." said Myers this morning. "It was unintentional. I got a thrill nut of It. That salesman ts going j to buy me a good cigar." ! According to Myers, tho cash res ! ister was left with bis predecessors In the auto business, and when he i assumed the business he put the I cash register on the safe nnd used lit. D Ml a a a a a Make your Fourth of July pleasant and enjoyable by supplying, your food requirements at our stores. Our stocks are complete, all foods of highest quality and priced right. Our Stores offer many suggestions to make the holiday a really joyful one. FEATURES SATURDAY TO TUESDAY June 30 to July 3, Inclusive PEANUT BRITTLE Made from the verv finest materials 1 Qn H D including fresh butte Quaker Oats -Se jaru,e I've 'em pk wi'h a Q a a Muffets berries 1 Kellogg's All-Bran Lai'in' pUt Kellogg's Corn Flakes OCP 3 pkfis. 27c 25c 19c Rice Fancy Rose D Round M Southern Rliie 25c ? 3 lb; Leslie Iodized Salt Helps pre vent goiter 1 Of, 2-11). shaker pkg. A Certo "Simplifies jam making" ftr 3 bottles00. Mr. Malts was the stepfather of neaumout Del.osh of this city, and expected to visit here this summer. Me had visited Med ford before and was known to many Medford people. ! I IE HOLD A SESSION Members of the Itusiness nnd i 1'rofessionnl Women's club and several guests were entertained at the Kiuhrer. summer cabin nt , TMgpwood park lust night. I Luneh wns nerved ( on a Ioiir table on the porch of the cabin i which faces the river. Alter din-I nor the radio was tuned in on the I democratic convention after which I a short business report was made j by .Mrs. Jiteque l.enox. Plans fur the picnic last evening . were in charge of M rs. t'larabcll Klliott and Mrs. Lenox. It was i decided that the next meeting of ; the club will be hebl at the sum iner home of Kvmi Kennies, senior! on Wagner creek so met imp In I July. Tho force at Adrlonuc I Steward's Apparel shop was np- pointed to plan the program which j will Include a swimming party j early In the evening. O a G a a a n PICNIC SPECIALS .Japan's 33 c Sakhalin Crab Meat best !)()':; leg meat- halves Can Canada Dry Ginger Ale ,v,ttl"2:5- T)nz. $2.59 Adirondack Cane and Maple . Syrup-r-Kxtra quality CO (t. can,,J Shrimp American Meauty Latest, pack Xo. 1 , cans mj Franco American Spaghetti Readv-to-serve Large OCr can 12- ' 3 for White Star Tuna Quarters- 2 cans001' Norwegian Sardines North Star In pure olive Ott. oil- 2 cans Van Camp's Beans A meal in a.minute-r Medifnn size Q C cans- 3 for D Pineapple lobby's Crushed large cans 25 A.Qn Del Monte Peaches Largo, lus cious halves large cans, ICj Parowax- - 3 for .Lib... pkgs.- QCr 2 for Jar Rubber's --'20i li' ICent ury 1 Thick double lipped red Ot rubbers 3 dn.'V1' Save the fruit with good rubbers Crystal White Soap A Q n 6 bars 25- 12 bars Searchlight Matches Large, full, count boxes 6 boxes j Snowdrift A strictlv vcgetnl.)lei Shortening .91 C i 4-)ound can q Wesson Oil It pavs to make w ax . " ' Quart ean j Peels Washing Machine Soap Large packages of pure granu-1 lated soap- I Judge Charles Thomus instruct ed the jury lo return n verdict in favor of tbe defendant in the case of Kenneth Wyckof f versus' How Dairy Needs lllg Cowy" comparatively larne cows are the found that she had appropriated l;t'lIJ.;TON Vt. Vt 11. . most economical producers of milk. ! ,is bathing suit he rallied his ang Loveland. extension dairy special- "; '"'v.cates steady growth of ni, went to the beach after it. ... .. ... , , calves. Insured by a gram supply- I Snt. waK j,einH UragKed from the u.t ot tne rmoni statu agrtcui- ..,.. i u , . (lt.,i Mlvri.i.i .t r..,.. iiii. h...,..im turat college, is convinced thnt a 4 i JIw iui,,, in n Solomnn-like deci- The ease was started Thursday common fault with dairy rows is j Wins Ills Suit I sion that Kthel having had herimorning ;-.nd concerned charges of lack of size It has been demon-' f'A M Hill U! K. Mass. Whenlswim, she must return the suit at'ihp plaintiff thnt he was entitled vr.,ted many times, he sav..-. that 1 Kthel (Itddtnlth's kid brother once. to $Mi 1 .70 from the defendant. The '--: !. mm7mm , umii i n i i i raim was bawcd on ullcuatlnn that . 1 'the defendant sold 20.234 yards of gravel at five cents per yitrd. n total of ttOll.TO tn Jackson county and that all but 300H yards of that amount was taken from the lands of Kenneth Wyckoff. That he was entitled to rerJvp $XtiI after de-du-ting the amount receivetl by the defendant for the 3000 yards, Tho case was taken out of the hands of the Jury because of the purely technical nature of the Issue. D TEA UOth Century India and Ceylon Endorsed by .Rureau Half pound pkgs. 35f FLOUR Olympic 49-11). Hack $2.09 2 pkgs. the 69c! Q 20TH CENTURY COFFEE India Lea i 2 for 69CljO $223 ' in Fisher's The Open Front Market SATURDAY SPECIALS Sausage Per pound j 20c Hamberger Rer ioumJ 20c Bacon Backs ( J'er pound 30c FRYERS CHICKENS RABBITS Fresh Side Pork Re- pound 20c Home Cured Bacon Per pound 25c Home Rendered Lard, per lb. 16c In our delicatessen department Pressed Ham Summer Saus age Cheese Olives Pickles Boiled Ham Etc. CITY MEAT MARKET 121 North Central Free Delivery Phone 324 Thirty Palmer writing certifi cates were nmt out from the city i school office this morning to stir dents who were selected from Ihtf I Junior high school during the last : term as most adept with their j liens. Among those to receive the hon or are Kosti mond lief fner. Lola Porter, Helen Wood, c'lndy Unlit uer, Dernard Draws. Kenneth llnd Iffer. Kiln Arthur, Helen Kail, Ar thur Cook. Marv Kdmlslon. Horn Crawford, Helen Niewart, Kva Hit.- ler. Anna Misino, Uuby Hlonc, I Kthel Kpitzner, Alice prock. tlracej Ivanhoe, llubv Phelan, ltussell Jor- I tlan, Sybil Young, Ctdin Oouhl, , Klonnle Ma llii rs, Pill Prentice. (tlive Todd. Kihyl Itichards. pettv ft en net t, 1 )oreen l.everelt o i id Turner Camibelt. (irowii viulii lilciitlctl Ik; riirlil -I'ound 48d 3 lbs. FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Dry Onions Sweet red 3 lbs 10 a a Green Peas Sweet siieeulent New PotatoesHome grown Green Peppers 226 W. Main and Medford Bldg. right Roasted right So it must 42 4 8 lbs.-C,OCln 3 lis 25c ja o ibs. 25c ! 15c1n Pound fl Phones 380 and 507 n Ci Farm Pointers !rti( lii tho nrnroHl MilculUn.il J nn nil center In thin inwn hn inner built In 191 S. Art nhje:t( fur jrolli ijn for lilentlflcnllnn. On n . railc.l. A "Kor Hnle" lKn nilnriM I which lie spent , fl.DOn.OOA were! r.1111111 lll .-ll lllllll'K KI HHH f'lin Ul. ! . . AGREES TO-COME Wheat growers who found stent rust on their crop thiH season well mny utilize any spnro time after harvest and before fall plowing to eradicate the barberry bushes from which the rust came, spores some times spread fur miles from n in kIp bush, nnd bushes often glow In place hard to reach. There Is not believed to be a single county in the t'nlted States completely clear ed of Imrberry, where Its presence constitutes n menace. Hay caps, used to keep hay dry while It curen, reduces the loss of Near midnight Tlint'Kday Ted leaves, Increases the feeding value Haker, of the Chamber of Com- and Improves the color of the tut v. merce, m called to the telephone. Under Home conditions heavy can- Uitig distancing from Hood River, 1 vas capn ore best, but under others Ore., J. Walter Ford, commander light-weight caps of sheeting, of American legion Post No. 1.1. j tun I led cotton or unbleached mim Riilil: "How much doe my hand j Hn am mote satisfactory, get If we come up for I ho convpn-1 In feeding pigs for the -how ring (ton in August?" And then after at the summer and autumn fairs hearing the price, "Close up every- three ffcdtngH a day. except In ox thing: we'll be there." tremely hn weather, should pro In" 1924 Ted organized thin name ducp better galni than two feed corpa and designed the Htriking 1 Ingn. It Is bJ-Vt. however, to feed i n'-eda In neveral chungeH of clean, green and white uniform with! corn oiilytwi. a day iiwirning j cold wntr. . Hprpad the need tbln- nnd evenlnjf. The morning feed . ly on cotton heet nnd tiry them mount phi ly II evening) lu the shade, stln ln them ocen eradicated by hand illgRlng- to I make Hure every bit of the root stulks are destroyetl by smothering with a well-seeured covering of tar paper, or by thorough spraying with chemiealH. An a mean of fly control, mn-nui-H should be removed from MuMes nt lenst twice n wuek In summer nnd onco ti week In winter. The manure pile Ik the principal breeding place nf the house fly, which is not only disagreeable, but definitely dangerous to th health of tin- family. It in comparatively easy to nave watermelon seed from one crop for planting the next. Select the choic est melons nnd tie a white cloth around the wtenis to mark them. Leave them In the field until fully ripe, then enrry them to a wife Place for two or htreo days more of Ripening. Split the melon I'-ngthwise, scrape nut the seed bearing pulp, nnd alb.w It to fei -ment In ii wooden barrel or tub for 24 to 31 hours. Then add water, pour off the pulp and wash the the museum the millionaire rucl-'soId after he died In IJt'-Mi. gold hats. Two years later, Ht HI under !takrfi leadership, the group look away the 'grand pi It at a le gion convention nt lngt?icw, Wash.. I'p to date II bands have agrted lo bo here for the three-day celebration beginning AflEiist 3, late tn avoid the beat. Quack grasH nTten In confuted with other ffm4PnOinvlng similar nam eg and habits. Whenever thero la any question, aamplca nhuulU b ionally. lttMiim l-'nr Kale nnoOKLINH, Mft-iH. Oenmond Star Meat Market i ; i L206,t ...154 ...204 i 20f 16 27U! We Delivel rilticrnlil'i dream ot cnublinltliiK SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice Spring Fryers and Rabbits C'hol. e I?eef Pot Uoast, per pound l...?....'.! J?eef short Uibs, per pound .; ..... Shoulder' Pork Roust, per pound '..., .Fresh Side Pork, per pound 1 Ionic Rendered Lard, per pound , Hams, half or whole, per pound Phone 273 9 I