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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 7, 1928)
nwi6W WCTG ffttfltfWr?, WWBgeWfl. OREO ON. FMP'AY, SEPTTCMTSF.T? 7, "TflgS. iff QDDDD SCHOOLS TO HAVE EXHIBIT M Fl STTttDCSIES Hornrnnn mill inn ri in n ninn IVItUfUKU-AillLAnUjU W U IIM ' I1UIII I1IMU I ENACLES : cltool Ap elites "Mother, may I have something In eat?' will toon ring through thousands of homes every afternoon ub hungry kiddies rush in from school. Healthy, normal youngster usually come home from school ravenously hungry and you will want to be ready to satisfy their appetites with wholesome, body-building foods. Our stores have made special prepar ations to have 'these ihings for you at our usual substantial (savings. K8SI Inasmuch as the Medford find j Ashland schools this year will lc ' represented In the educational exhibit of the county schools nt jthn county fair next week, that exhibition will be the most com- plete one for yearn past. The Medford schools will have ! exhibits from the various build :lnss. The fair board management has allotted six com mo d i o u s booths in the educational building, which Is now in the last stapes of construction. for the Medford schools exhibit. The collection of exhibits of the local schools is nil ; ready for Installation in tho educa tional exhibit. i 1'reparuiions for .the. preneral j icduoutioniil exhibit at the fair are proKi-essinK very favorably cordiiiK to Mrs. Susanne m I DEPENDABLE GROCERS a EI a a Philadelphia Pivot for Alco- Q hoi Distribution 350,000 Q Gallons Diverted in One'o Deal Bribe Dry Aides, Grand Jury Probe Shows. Out in front where quality is linked with price, you will always find 20th Century values leading the procession Features Saturday and Monday, Sept. 8 and 1U, 1928 KELLOG'S ALL-BRAN- 19c PHILADELPHIA, Pa.. Sent. ". i (P) Nation-wide ramifications of , Homes a Philadelphia rum vlim wore re-1 i Carter, county school superlnton- VBulcil 1)v District Attorney Mona ilfiil. The Southern Oregon Nor-1 ... ! mal school will also have an ex- j l"Illl'- : iiii.it. of Its work In the educational Ho said ho had evidence ready, Larue pkg. 9-lh. hagC CREAM ROLLED OATS Freshly milled FLY TOX KnoVs 'em dead- Pint Bottle ' MINT SUGAR PUFFS The new, delightful candy Ofr v v. ,59c Some Suggestions for Savings Graham Crackers The liealtliful llnneyinaid wid'ei' for chilili'i'ii. C, Pkgs. .. 23c Ripe Olives Full of the iinui'ishin"; olo nients of pun! olive nil. t Cans ... 35c Sweet Chocolate Xothint; l'inei' tlinii lliis siilisliintinl ) it i' e milk chocolate cake. Each ...! 23C Super Suds The new foamy washinsi flake that's so economical. Large packages. 3 Pkgs 29 c Palm Olive "Keep That School 'Girl ( Vim nlcx.ioji." t, . 4 Bars .........39C 1 Can Talcum FREE Max-I-Mum Coffee Max-I-Mum Coffee has that happy faculty about it that is only found in old friends reliability. It has that continued assurance that today's coffee will be as satisfying as that of yes terday its quality is uni form. And notice how eco nomical it is. Try a pound today. lb; 53c Butter The nourishing spread for sandwiches, etc. Guaran teed fresh. C Lbs. $1.05 Cheese Full (.'ream American cheese. An Oregon prod uct villi healthful prop erties. Pound .. 28c Brillo Excellent cleanser for kitchenware quick. Pkg 10c Peanut Butter In the convenient toy pail. Invigorating. - Each 29c Spread Super-sandwich spread makes tasty lunch items.. t Cans 25c Pickles . Small jars.. Sweets :, or sours for lunches. 13c I building. i All services will be held nt the I ! Presbyterian church on Sunday. A j full program for every orgnnizn lition is being worked out. At the evening service, in view of the fact that many young people are leaving i for college and are eager lo know I what their life work is to he, Rev, for presentation to the grand jury ; Investigating the activities ot-tioot-jl leggors and gangsters showing that i within the last two years the boot-';" le ring of which .Max t'ltoo Itoo") ! I loft Is alleged to be the head, had I diverted more than lifiO.otiu gallons 1 . of alcohol from a single distillery , in this city "to all parts of the country." Ifoff is a manager of j prize fighters and threatns to sue I I llene Tunney for a contract breach. ; I The prosecutor s announcement I " meets everv taste KELLOGGr'S CORNFLAKES CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK- LI)., only 3 iiaekages Thompson's Ctr shared interest with an eight-page statement alleged to have been mnde by Edward S. (lol'dber-:, deal er in machine guns and nmmunl t ton, declaring that Holt had pur chased from him three machine guns and a number of bullet-proof E. P. Lawrence will speak on the 1 vests sucn as were usea ny uooi theme, "Choosing Ul'e's Vocation." j leggers and .ungstors in their war It will deal with such questions as I fare for tile control of tho liquor "Shall we drift into our life work uusiness. SARDINESS Domes! i In salad oil PINEAPPLE Hillsdale S large mellow lv broken, in each can Large cans DEL MONTE CATSUP STARCH Amai.o, Corn or Gloss 1-11). RAISINS Snnmaiil, Pitl'led or A-ii). can 4cans25c slices, slight- CQn 3 tot 00 22c Tjarge Lot t it? pkgs. O n 3 for-"- Nectars (I0-0,:) OC 3 foL31, Each Lettuce Large heads For 15c Seasonable Savings ' Cranberries Fresh, good size 2 Lbs. 45 c Squash Banana or Ilubbnrd or choose It?", "Tho tragedy of be ing 11 ininl'11," "Agencies lo uid In life ohoheH and tho elementH on which a wine choice should or can be made." "Miss Ruth Lawrence will sing "Master, 1 Would Follow THiee," by Ambrose. This service will be broadcasted over K.MED. Special attention is called to the beginning of the fall work of the men's and women's Bible classes. Mrs. 15. N. Warner and H. F. . (ioldberR wns released in $10,000 H ball nn a chaise of perjury after i he hud dictated ;itul signed the j Q statement. The perjury chniKc was lodged I against him after his first appear-1 mm a iu:e before the jury on Wednes day. Assistant District Attorney IQ Schofield, speaking for his chief, said Goldberg had "Hod' because he Q was "afraid of Kanp revenge." j "We have evidence," Mr. Mona- H Khan said today, "of bootlegaing on j TOILET PAPER to the roll RAISINS Thompson Seedless Tissue, (ioO. soft sanitary sheets QT 32c 53c 93c 79c OYSTERS American Beauty Xo. .1 cans (5 ok. net) t SNOWDRIFT Turelv vegetuble 4-1 1 1. 3 for 4-lb. can Qiimr' n.o hnth linek roadv for I an Immense scale, of enormous their fall study classes. Kvery sums paid for corruption of police man and woman In the church Is urged to unite with one ol these classes and become a nihle stu dent. Know your Bible and the elements of Christian life and growth. A cordial invitation is ex tended to anyone to unite with either of these live groups. At the morning service the qnnr tot will begin their part In the service by . singhi;; two inspiring anthems, "Tarry With Me, Oh My Savior" (by Baldwin) and "I Will Lift Up Mlno Eeyes Unto the Hills" (by Harkerl. Mrs. H. B. .Marsh will be nt the organ. Tho pastor will sneak on the subject, "('.renter I men and police officials. And we now have further evidence that vio lence, machine guns, bullet proof vests and intimidation go hand in band with nlcobol and murders on the highways. "Documents in this office disclose diversion of more than "50,000 gal lons of pure grain alcohol from a distilling plant In this city. It was Mlilmtcil liv i-allroiifl mill truck tri nil itnrl, ,,f flm l!,Html Kt.ifmt nml I this diversion wns carried on by the bootleg ring which has been named throughout the grand jury investigntion. "1 he records tend to indicate Lb. 3c All Orders for ?5 or more delivered in cit y FREE. Smaller orders 10 cents charge Store No. 471, 210 W. Main Phone 1010 MEDFORD Store No. 433, 212 E, Main Phone 1176 fgf& WATCH ya REPAIRING MEOTORD.ORE. Medford Stores Open Till 9 o'Clock Saturday Nights ITOURIST FiSHERS navL u Luuf Uy a special permit from the I . - state Industrial welfare commission j the members of tho Medford Mer- : a sad talc, of how several fine chants" association can keep their jsteelhead were hooked In the Hogue stores onen on Saturday nights tin- l.r'ver only to e iosi in a lew mm til it o'clock until December 1. Chiropractic Dr. H. P. Coleman i utes was told this mornin.'; by a r-ounle nf tourists from Oivin. Iowa. This permit was only secured for i Mr all(1 Mrs. k. McVaner. who members of the association. Other spent the past week along the merchants not members must se-: river with headquarters at Rogue ., , ' th. o- Elk lodge and left here today, cure their own permits. The re- ; a lemII quest wits granted so the hundreds slream ,,, rlsh ,.c wonderful. ot employes in me . ... ..h . V()t (m, , cauKllt ,., hl we snw plenty of them up by the clam," Mr. McVaner said. Not for 10 years has there been such a good crop of corn and .'train In Iowa and Illinois ns there is tills season, the visitors declared, and Works." which Christ suggested to."'" ruiiu u-ipniu nua one 01 lie Ills disciples would be their prlvl- Pivotal points m mo country tor leKe - 1 the mnnulncture, on a large scale, i and for the national distribution of alcohol." NEW DE SOTAS ARE EXHIBITED H. V. "Williams of tlio HiRhwy Motor company has ismied an in vitation to the public to view Kut urduy and Sunday the hitest Chrys ler corporation product, tlio new DcSoto automobile, several mod cIh. of which will be on display. vccordliiK to the local jdenler, the DeHoto has taken tho public, by Htnrm wherever exhibited and 'm seitliiK a new Ktnmlurd for beauty, excellence of construction and price In the Bix-cyllnder clans. Adopting the nnme DeHoto and the slogan "M til turn Pro Parvo," or "much fr litile," tho f'hrysler cornoration has idvcn to tho auto mobile public its latest product;!" thuNittempl lo save the offbe a a o a Q FRUIT JARS Ball lason or Self Sealing (pilaris 89 dozen Pints, close. BLACK FIGS 1928 first cron 97r 2 pounds' U WESSON OIL Makes excellent mayonnaise 49 C CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP 6 bars 25 la imrs JAR RUBBERS 20th ( 'enturv New lipptMl red rins'K PALMOLIVE SOAP CLAMS Minced 1 928 pack halves 3 cans MILK-Libby's "The" nearest to fresh cream" 3 cans 29c 6 cans for FLOUR Fisher's Blond 49 c thick, double- 23c 55c 57c bars 19 SWEPT BY FIRE .TACKSOX. f'al., Sept. 7. (I1) All available residents were turned out nt noon to flKht a fire which threatened destruction of the entire properly of Kennedy Rold mine on the outskirts of town. The blaze lias been confined to the surfnce where it bus already wiped out every building except the offices of the mine, Volunteer firemen were cnnentratinK efforts a a 20TH CENTURY COFFEE The drink for September Morn' Roasted every t plant Its always Iresh Pound 4o o Ihs. tor iv m our own $1.43 FRUITS AND VEGETABLES HUCKLEBERRIES Make those luscious pies LETTUCE Famous Coos Dav 2 pounds 45c CELERY Sweei, crisp SWEET POTATOES RnI ra fancv GREEN PEPPERS with the assurance that Chrysler stand arils have been strictly ad hered to. houses, who work all ween,, can Naturopaths : shop on Saturday evenings. i I ne permit allows mi.c : ployea of the stores to work nine i i. nam anv dav and until 9 p. m. on 8th Successful Year In Medford i Saturdays until December 1 and Treatments By Appointment , S:30 p. m. arter mar oaie, out no descrjbe(1 tn wonderful fields Medford Center Bldg. Phone 965 ! woman can work over -18 houi-H a , wh(,h n.p en )he nrund Electrotherapy Pood Science week. OUR NEW LOCATION Is Not a Bank But You CAN Save Money Here A full line of fresh and smoked meats, home-made sausage. REMEMBER Our Prices Are Right, and We Always Give Good Measure Lincoln Meat Market Corner Oakdale and Sixth because of tho abundance of rain, which, for example, usually falls several times a week during the summer months. Yesterday Mr. and Mrs. McVaner inspected several of the pear pack ing plants which especially Inter ested them, as pears are not a commercial product in their state. As for green fields, though, they stated that Iowa taken ull honors. No concern was felt for under- I Ki'ound workers whose noi'innl egress Into daylight was blocked I by blazing timbers at the shaft entrance, Alt were thought to ; have been accounted for on thej surface hut an emergency exit for ! : HtraKKh'rs was available throuKh 1 an underground passage into the j ai'Konaut mine wbnse entrance Is I i a auarter mite awav. I I IJamaKc wiih estimated at more. 4 lhon 5IO0'"'l . ' OAKLAND, (.'al Sept. 7.--II'! A Friday, September 7 disnntch to the Oakland Tribune P. . ! from Jackson, Amador counly, says! to 9 .Medford Really Hoard. ll75 men In the Kennedy mine left a a u a D Q a $2.03 a a. a Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Station 9o 3 liei.ds- liai'Me siock 10C ?, po.inds25c 1 D 2 Hounds n We have everything you need for pickling. Pickling Cucum bers Pickling Onions Cauliflower Dill. 226 W. Main and Medford Bldg. Phones 380 and 507 VEL DDDDBDIIODaODDDDDDDBEl a Fl Saturday, September 8 A. M. 0::i0 to 10 White King Soap Co. 10 to 11 People's Electric. I 11 to 12 Heche & Service Station. 1'. M. the mine wif'-ly through the north shaft and n shaft of the Argonaut. The Inst mull eniiie out lifter 1 p. m. the dispatch sold. The fire wiih confined to the upper work- OPEN SHOP HERE A new welfHnu and radiator. nnd fender repair shop has been opened at 109 East Kinhfh street, across from the Iewis Super Service sto tlon, by K. A. Hushy and O. K 12 to 12:30 Prospert Resort. j I2::i0 to l ::to wtthom Super i Service Station. 6:ii News and Markets. 4 f Merchants9 Meeting Monday Evening Kindles iintfs of the Kennedy mine and did I not reach the lower workings, thd I t Tribune says. ;came eimaed to nwirry lilm in i that, she discovered Hooker 'if..'' liill. In l!H'i, she aveirs. he agreed married Miss Margaret K. Shin. 'in :-li'o I'.rtf tilu .(,tli... .ui'.l.. Ho ti.iv r Arliti.rt,,,, jr. .11. 'died In l!tl!7. and, at the time, Hookers nnr5: 1 It was only then, hIic assert m, lary. TO WED SOUGH! The executive rommltlee of the .Ia-kson County .Merchants' associ ation held a meeting today and ar ranged for a program for the regu- Klmmer, who for the past 12 years ular monthly meeting next Monday have conducted a similar enterprise ' evening nt the Hotel .Medford. In Marysville, C'al. At thin meeting plans will he f'A.MIUtllioi:. M:lK., Sept. ". (Knits for $7110,01111 have been Instituted here by .Miss Alice (i. Porter of West Mcdfoidi a Itailcllffe graduate, against Die estate of Al lan A. Hooker of Wellesley, who amassed a fortune in the small loan business In lloslon before state li t Islntlon Hiirbml his high Interest rates. . ' The woman, who for 1 I years TUONTO, Kept.' 7. 11') Iftccn oled. she savs. lis a confidential children, former Infanllle paralysis ; adviser lo Hie small loan broker, victims, today donated blood ror a , charges thai Hooker fulled to keep serum to combat an epidemic of, an often relieraled promise to the disease In Manitoba. A fast I marry her and Unit the odnilnlslru train leaving tonight will carry the (tor of the eslale has refused (o pav ILDREN A! EPIDEMIC PISHT iscriim lo Winnipeg. .her n nroinis:iorv nole for sino.unti Doctors from the hosnltal for uhlr-li. slie i-lnlms. Hooker -jnvii her rne new snop ts prepared to i mnuo lor necoranons ami displays sick children, armed wiih records ! in return for companionship and handle all kinds of electric and In the merchants' bulldlnt at the of former patients, searched the advice. The note was navuhlc at acetylene weldln Jobs and the pro-; rair, also ror rail merchandising city and found parents willing tolhlsdenlh. 1 PVinnp 97? Via rtolivoi' nriDlnr. nr. ntnnrlg In llilu Una AfieventN. anil pver mefnlier flu Well I nllnn- 1,1 hil,lrn H.mnin l.lr.n.l : iD n..,. ...l, n.no n I , lutC til O WB XtJttVOl ,n.in nn ni ua mui.iur huu icu " ...tiMiviua me u,(cu ."i.i.n win muni: enini.-i e.ini ior coimill III liooiier 11110 It lontier mf ' tier repairing. - ibe preacnt. 2j cases, Uocto.s estlnmted, high school teacher, says she be- i.t 1. -!. Star Meat Market SATURDAY SPECIALS CHOICE CHICKENS and RABBITS Beef Pot Roast, per pound 20c Pork Roast, per pound 25c All Beef Steaks, per pound 30c Hams, half or wrole per pound . . . ,30c Good Bacon, per pound 30c Home Rendered Lard, per pound . . 16c -
