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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 5, 1928)
o '.MEIVFOK I m'ai r. tkiuttnu. iti'di-oki). drv.cok, tt?ttvay, -orTor.T? - E THOIMS cga a m a m 3 b n q 9 h 10 a h ia a 0 a EXPLAINS jQRY 13 I POi DEER GRACE ig!tJs peppy pcto Tuin cpk i'T.A f . , " n e'&f nc' v Vij t?rf t-m(K) .1. V. WuK. l'it-nt. lt publican win- i.mii (..!;! liiuh'ii iiy. and in sura in e ;t;',t iii . i unied this m unitm lioui a hunt in canto in Klamath county, ami all ihe world is a paid-up policy, anil no fires, tor the I'ruiis oT the chafe wore tour niuh-iail deer. Tor many years M lias he.-n ,t;oini: hnutin;, ami ro turuinu with nothing strapped onto the tenders ol' his auto. (Hi tueso einpiy handed jaunts ho has re lumed hy way of ihe hack streets and after the shades ol' niht had The i.!liwtni siaii'm.-m, from I'ii.uit .liuli;.- (', M. Thomas was is li ii I.ul;, by Krank IV Kurt ell. .secretary nl' the 1 iepu hlfca n Culinly v'enti :il committee : Iti'iir Sir; In answer lo yum request I am' writing in regard in l lit .so-called partial report of llie recent Brand Walielitdd Ji"V t ne day immlM-i Safeway Savings for Saturday and Monday Crux OlconiiiriA'criiic oL' lln cst (inalit v. K v c v y iuar;Hitc('(l. 3 Lbs. 49c Coffee Our iiwii NalVway Hrand. Iinaslcd I'icsIi daily; ground o ynur in-dcr. 1 Lb. 3 Lbs. 49c $1.43 Catsup I - Mum catsup id riii' season- 39c made from sn limiatoes and ed just, ris'ld. 2 Bottles. Shortening I'est srade of pur;? shortening. 1 i "3 LbS :49c Sweet Potatoes Sugar Pure nlale cane. 8 Lbs. I'me .yi'an II lirand. 52c Syrup Safeway cane aiu can not lira in ma huv pie S'l'll wliat 1, regardless you pay. pure You el!er ol -lbs. 5 Lb. Can ... Tunc tins ht Tuna saving. Cans .69 89c M ission lakes at 39c Milk Larn'i1 cans of lax-d-.uin. Pet, Hord eu's and 'arnaiion. Cans I .inri 35c! llie Ki'iind jury retmneil of iiuliet mentK inti rtiillt. While the indieimenls were: J lieilln' leii-iv t-il, ihe I'M tut jury 10- 1 mainetl wealed and 1 proeeeded to fxainiiie 1 1 if iiHlietmenls returned, i l Anions the iiuliet inents lllel'ei was a fdii-et of paper, marked ; 'Partial report of the j-rand juiy." and sicuimI only hy Katie M. Crieve, forewoman. Assuming that this document liad heen properly i voted upon in t he urand jury , room. I oxamineti It ami rouim hoi ns, the liitness and the heft of 't to he a series ot questions.. tie mule-tails. Mr. WaUelield ran 1 whu h if answered hy the court, I up -he flairs to his off it e four times I won Id undouhledly iieate the im-j , and :;e:-oss the street seven times, - piesston that 1 was not impartial and honm-ed in and out of Heath's : hi " invest iKation then under (trim store I'reepiently. and even wu t tohi the Kiand jury that 'Charlie I'aliu. who has Innj; scoi'fed ; 1 would semi the document to one i at ihe hiiiuiUK ahility nf Mr. Walic-i f the assistant attorney Kcni' , field, -iot excited and wanted i i nls. acting as attorney for the !call out the Klks hand and put a :tuo. and the ;rand jury, and triumphal touch on the hig nin- thut he would answer them at the i mem in th lite nf Mr. WakeTleld, j nxt meetiiiK. The graml Jury who was as proud as a .Mine hrldoithcu left the court room and I fallen. Today he came as a compieriiVJ; hero. ip the Main street, and in the full -ilare of a sun just peepim; out from fog hanks. He stopped , his car in front of his place ot husl- ni-ss. where a throng fathered to wonder and comment upon the m S3, S3 Pineapple i with a chesi full of silverware. I Mr. Wakefield could not he In land al his home at'ler the uehieve ino'iil. as m was sc(oliut around ret ui lied in chamhers. A few moments t hereafter t he hallllf notifieil uie that the grand jury desired to see me in the court A I Mil ' -j lins M;ix-I-i'niirv; S larux in heavy syrup. Hie ncihhorhood hushfully lelling i i oom. l win to the court room ihe news, and his office force said and there found five men' meinheis ih' IkmI only sei'O him ftiiMi ihiotmh his nffieo twice. 2 Cans 4 Cans 49c 95c ll i: 1.. I - v . -. i .Mr. W;ikt.l"i.'lil will; culm ildwn sfil'l'lcit'iil ly tn cal ti . vt-ntsiiii su'iil hy tin: Nisi of Hum i'.-li. ! .1. A. IVary ni'nlilliallii-il Mr. W'illU'l irlil mi llll l'l'!lt ili'i'i- limit I mill i unli'.si'il that hi' liail sin. I two, 111' til" ll"iT. Rice lllue Rose rice of fin est fpialily; delight ful for puddiii!. Lbs. 39c Xew size. sweets; niediiuii Lbs. 24c Purex 15-oz. 'ffe on 'iiiiij Try tin. mj$: excellent Svj. bleacher Vsa Bacon Backs ol I lie grand jury. Tin? fore-! woman was not present, (hie of the grand jurors asked mo what j 1 intended to do with the docu-; meut. 1 repented that 1 intended i io send it to the assistant tutor-j ney general ami ask liiiu to uns- j WIT the uUestioilH. I The five men then informed j line that while the forewoman had1 i hastily read it to them in the j j grand jury room, that they never j I had voted on It, nor consented to Its heing eilher reported or filed. They requested that It he not filed. I was amazed nt this revelation. he document was seal to the assistant attorney general, wlio plied that each and all of the iiicstions had heen discussed and . answered many times in the grand jury room and for that reason he A ti deplume mess'ao to the Mail- i refused to answer them again.' Trihune this morning from Casey The recess whh from Krlday to Jv Harlan, pnhlic utility experts of Wednesday. tin the latter date. Iorila:id. staled that." m-tir..; in he-Uvith the grand jury together, t in half of the roriland l eaver Cement ' formed them of the r-plv of the ON C9PC0 RATES' Lean lo Ualily. Fer Lb. I mesl 27c Crisi 2 Celery white. 15c company, with a plant at (lohl Hill, a complaint protest ins; the power and liKht rates of the California Oregon Power company had heen filed with lie state pnhlic service, commission, and that n hearing in- volviTie all nl' ;ini t Iwrn () i clKHi ' t . ;,. mwl H. would he called Officials of the r(.(.tcd them to take the docu-' (Jalilornia Orr-:on Power company i mtuit, return to their room and f here said they knew of no develop-j Vnfe on it. 1 explained to them ; assistant attorney general and then ask"d them if the document , had heen voted on hy the grand Jury. They all answered "no," I ihW V'Ul them that,-nothing here-; fter should he reported out until. and men ! . hail h. the protest, except what printed in the newspa- Eunchos We Deliver Quantity Orders Radio Program KMED Mall Tribune-Virgin Ktntlnn Store No. 471, 210 W. Main Phone 1010 MEDFORD Store No. 433, 212 E. Main Phone 117C Johnson 9 Frui t Market LAY Sixth and Grape Streets IN YOUR POTATOES NOW Klamath Falls Netted Gem Potatoes $1.25 per Sack Large Fancy Bananas, 4 lbs. 25c Fancy Spinach, 4 M. for 25c Large Crisp Celery, 10c per Stalk Extra Fancy Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs. "25c All Bunch Vegetables Kriday. Oct. , 1!U'S S to a p. til. Win. Holmes of the Medfoid Kealty ISoard. fi to io p. m. Columbia Hour y:0 to 1 ii White KIiik Soap Company. , 10 Io 11 IVopk'H Klectric Co. 11 io 12 Ceehe Kindle I Service Station. 1L' in U':Hn Klharts Hook & .Music Store. Ashland. ll':;a to Wftham Music i 'onii:tt;v Play hy pl.iy report nf the world serh-s starts at KI:3o, :ir. to :,ln News and Mar- kets. ti:3n to (!:!;", Hunt's Amuse- tnents. that it' they voted to return it into court and did so. 1 would file it lind it would then he a puhlie (document. They look the document nnd .returned to t heir room for de liheiatlon. In a few minutes they returned. 1 asked them whit they had decided to do with the (document. They said they had voted a Kill list report i hk It. The document remained In the grand jury room and for I hat reason was never returned and never filed. C. M. TIK I.MAS. ( "lrcult .Indue. September lti, lfl2S. As members nf the grind Jury we wish to verify the above state ment of facts, ns net forth by -lude Thomas, ):. U. 1HAAC, UCHTKU II. KAY, C. U IIOCKKKSMIT1I. . V. ItKKPi:. W. T. THOItNTON', U. S. VOCXOKlt. be CARROTS, TURNIPS, BEETS AND GREEN ONIONS . Phone 785 Free Delivery Every Day 1 4. 4. 4. E BARING POWDER SamePrice for over 25 ouncesjor25 cenU Guaranteed Pure and Healthful Millions of pounds used by the Government .!. J, i'etruska, who, two wrekn nun tonlKht attempted suicide hy filing a rifle hull-t Into his face (h still under special Kiiard nt thej I Sacred Heart Hospital, following , what whh believed by attendants I to be a second attempt to end his life. His condition, according lo Dr. t. D. Inskeep, county phy sician. f growing Hteatllly weaker, although the man hIiowh remark able ipsistame. having thrown off serious coin plient Ions, Including 'i cne of Rvptle infection whhli crept down Inio IiIh lungji. as n result of the condition of his face. Wednesday night, petruska toidt nnother desperate Blep toward f,'d j iiiK hl Muffering by trying to J jump from hiw bed. A special gunrd from the sheriff office has (been placed in the room with the l patient to see that ho doeH no violence to himself. Star Grocers Just as regularly as the stars appear in the Heavens, new friends are finding the 20t.h Century Stores to be their star food purveyors Stores radiant with freshness and gleaming with the brightness and newness of all articles on the shelves. Features Saturday and Monday, Oct. 6 and 8 S3 E3 S3 S3 3 PEAS S.-iii Wan Kxtra sweel, siicciilciil licas-- I' Sil'lcd Kaiii-y, very small, Xiviit idiial vajui! at, Ii cans ... 65c CLAMS Minced Scalloped ( 'lams appeal to the cool weather No. 1 (all cans: lor U. petite in 45c Wesson Oil- 49c Pineapple - Mill-. la!.' s I. ii;; .liKlillv l.roUt'ii. tun l.innn i:in-f Pork & Beans V!, '''' oe, lls-ii. Ihi) a iirtiul' Matches - - 39c I I'lll' Kellogg's All Bran 19c 25c Pancake SM- No 10 Sill U Si-nri IllhilU r.-llllt l.iii-s; ti 1.1'VIM . . fi fur I :i l- K . 25c Salmon emu- i ii,. i i :i ns ; :l fur ... Flour 69c 55c I.IUKC package Soap f'rysl;.! While, tl bats l'i har Almonds Soft shell- I'.iL'S crop, lb Shortening- It.sl vegetable; :t pounds 29c 53c FLOUR Olympic. -l!)-lli lilend or Drifted Snow- sack ijvl.Sa-Fishcr's $2.03 COFFEE 20th ( 'entiiry One good cup deserves anotlu ( entiiry is both ol ein! Koastcd today on your table tomorrow I'omid -18; 3 lbs (i round to vonr order for fineness ! 20th $1.43 Vegetables are now at their best and we have the finest to be obtained See, our large displays. Cauliflower- l.nriii- whilo Iu'iuIn; oiirh 15c Crabapples cherries; pickling (h'otind cuniml Huckleberries 35c Kancy ; 2 jiouuds Green Peppers 25c Wry rinr I IHItltlltH Cabbage Solhl I'minil Ac Red Peppers ivnuiiriii: nf. IiuuihIs Sweet Potatoes Kxlni fino; - nn I pullliils cw Cucumbers-r II r..r 1UC Carrots 0',"rr:.. 5c lxceptinnally hunch Corn Two (lnzi'll Vf How; 59c Celery l.in-Ki' Hlnlki.; I'l'lMp 2 for. 19c Bananas- Ooldeti ripe; ;t pounds Grapes- Wondei fill 1 poiindM ... 25c 25 c Ground Cherries a iiw 35c Prunes Kiincy Iiuliiin -for hroakfast; It iiuiimls Spinach Tondi'r Iciivpil; 1 pniindH l 25c 29c Phones 380 and 507 E 3 Q ES S H B e a Q 0 a a b o 226 W. Main and Medford Bldg. will lid fuinlKlii'il Croio plnyi'rH. Wlllilii llio in'Xl f'-w n i Ilvit nnvf'lly iiffnlr will ho Klvn.i liv Ihi- loiiil l.oMlommlri'S. who n rr ronnliliTiuK u "MkIH In I'nrlh" llNa. C. T. Hnkrr khIiI Imliiy. by Urn iioiMiliir iiioriiiiH iiiiinlii'i H. Kncii man In a culled I ho "Hhick PudHrt-WHki." milolxl. hp liMior nml basis beliiK The Kultar In impel lo Klvo nililod pi'l'ha ih IIiii fiivorlli'K. rttpwart In rnlor to n'rlnin nii'lodii'a. JUBILEE UUARTET A E I'rlmlpal II. II. IViiiIiIp "ays Him hlyle Jiilillci- iiuarlfl. wliirli Bans ut tlto .M ftjrl lilcli mhiinl two ypaiH turn, wan Ilin, thohI popular ri'iiturn i-vi'r pruKi'iili'il hnfoni the Ki-hool. M cnilnrsnH tlm ijimrti't ; tin n hlKh c limn nrttniilzutlon nt that time mill lu'lii'vi n It Ih iivpii butter Amerlinn lclon ilrnm : thlw year. rorpM of Meitfiiril will Hpoiiimr the; Fortunately, thl neKro quartet jlhlrrt In n nerle of ilamon tumor- lia been neeured 1i hIik nt Ihu row nlKht. Saturday, nt Hilarity ! l'rebyterliin thnreli next Weilnen 'hall lienlnnlni! at !i o'llnrk. ilny. Oetnlier lo. at S : I ft. j I'roeeeiln from the iIiiiud will be They arn Hal'l to be nlil timern limed In buying new iinlform fori with well trained voiced mid Ihe jinembern 0f the drum eorpn wh .1 ! genuine humor and geniality so ihnve derided that thfi dull tdne i natural to the ni ro. Kiinuld he dlni'nrdeil for snnielhlnf; , While the planlntlon folk snnc ninte ntflkliiR. jnre well featured, the program of- Mimic for the danee tomon oH tors also cliw.ileiil, iicipulnr nnd hu- Trade With Us and Save the Difference New stock of groceries and fresh and cured meats. Courtesy and Service Plenty of parking space Lincoln Grocery and Meat Market t 1 e Getting Better All the Time f ' East 6th between Oakdale and Main - - jit .i
