Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 26, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textt'AGE FlVri jpnnaoanDnnnnnnppiinonnnpa S o GET OPERATIVES EADVERTISING GAME FOR TONIGHT MEDFOKD MATB TRIBUNE, MEDFORT), Oi;i;(iONT, FBI HAY, OCTOBER 2(i. 1!'-'3. i a a a PC1PENPAJE83jS CRCCERS a m n a DOLLAR DAY VALUES " Friday, Saturday and Monday, Oct. 26, 27 and 29 D Allen's Pride Fancv tender cut refugees fc 1 flfk peans Xo, 2 (.,ms,5 f01. , 3 i .uu Rrnnmc -Mh Century G sew, strong, yet of medium weight UlUUIIlb from the verv finest materials. ' (( Oemiine value at .' P 1 UU Van Camp Hominy-- 1 lb. large Franquette Pancake Flour Del Monte Pumpkin- walnuts, 1 lb. Brazil j sa,.k 8pern. Xo. 10 Libbs Kraut-nuta, 1& Soft Shell l , a n Amaizo ' ill Almands' 1 PkS- J Buttercsotch t j Large cans, your "a Sun Maid Rais-$2 Syrup, lVs I choice, 6 for Js ins All for JL Both for A Pinaonnla Hillsdale 8 large slices sliglitlv 1 flft nneappie ln.ok(M1 in pn(.h r.alli iarpre ,,,ms r,"for.... j i.uu Crystal White Soap i our favorite- 5 bars $1.00 Snowdrift Shortening, Xo. 2 can Wesson Oil 3 Quart can, PH Both for JL r Cigarettes (Positively none ml to minors'). Your j choice , of brands I 9 pkgs. A Toilet Paper Tissue 1000 sanitarv sheets to Jj Nthe roll 1 15 rolls i 20th Century Coffee The last, word in cof fee excellence roast ed every day in our own plant; Always rresh 2'2 lbs. . . I Small White Beans Choice Calif or- fi nias, 1298 crop, $1 9 pounds JiL Red Mexican Beans No. 1 California, 1928 crop, 11 pounds Raisins Seeded oV Seed less, 14 lbs. for Fruits and Vegetables Exceptional Value Wonderful Displays Celery Sweet crisp Large stalks 10c Cabbage Solid heads pound 3c Concord Grapes For U rape juice about -.5 pounds to basket 2 baskets or,, deny 45c Sweet Potatoes Extra fancy, smooth 23 C skinned; 4 lbs. Spinach Tender leaved, sup plies your iron.- 3 lbs. 19c Cauliflower White heads ' each 10c B B O D B SB a a o D O B 88 m Q -7 ZZO W lUdUl aim iiicui ui u xiug. x iiunca oou aim vvi dnnDOiiBBgannanandddd de! Phones 380 and 507 Mrs. Dean Stnry motored !n from 1 A bounty warrant wan issued at her home in the Phoenix district the county clerk's office yesterday this morning and chopped for a i to finy Walton of Trail for the few hour!. ' killing: f one coyote. Oi of the Oanest niu? most modern moonshine stills ever cap tured in Jueksuii county wus iwie ed yesterday by iepuiy Sheriffs f.ouU and 1'aul Jennings, near tii.ld Hill. A. King, 3. ii. dood, '22, K. Adams, 2!, nd Fred Adams, L'l , were arrested by tho officers j as tho owners and operators of the outfit and were scheduled to hnvo preliminary hearings this afternoon In Judge Taylor's court. King was placed under nrrest yesterday forenoon when the equip ment was seized, and vua brought to Med ford yesterday afternoon shortly after 4 o'clock. The re maining trio was arrested at 5 o'clock when they came to tho lo cation of tho still, where tho offi cers were awaiting their possible urrlval. The apparatus was not In opera tion and had been dismantled, but Its parts were conveniently lying around when the officers arrived. Kins was on the premises nnd was immediately arrested. The equipment consisted of n fiO-gullon still, a copper condenser, fusel oil removing apparatus, 13 fto-gullon mash barrels, 50 gallons of mash, a 35-gallon copper vat, a gasolino burner and a pressure tank. The holler had tho appear ance of having been kejtt in good condition and was polished on the Inside as well as the out side. It is believed to have been In Uso for sometime. PLACED IN SHAPE Tiie country roads of the county have been put in Bhape for winter travel, with the exception of some scraping after the next rain, ac cording to County Kngineer Ryn- mng. The macadam stretches are too dry until they are dumpeueU for scraping. All major repairs have been made. W. M. Brings, Sr., of Ashland appeared before the county court today and asked that some protec tion he installed on the Head In dian road, where it makes a hair pin turn above Emigrant creelt. At torney Briggs said he had received a hundred complaints this sum mer from people who viewed tho turn as dangerous and feared to drive the road at night. Jud-;u Sparrow told the county engineer to install proper protection at the point. The road program for next year calls for a widening of the road Iht that place. The county engineer's office re ports that the Lake Creek market road survey for this season has been completed. In case local femininity is nn f.tmlllnr with the character or a "I'ajainarlne' they are asked to llsl'Mi atii-utively t their windows tonight and bo ready to give more than lno boys who are expected to Join in this frolic a generous mount of appreciative applause. A "l'ajn marine". according to Stanley "Wilcox, high school yell leader, is to be heard as well as seen. The ion or more high school boys will meet in front of the Junior high school tonight and form a serpentine, which will make Us way thru nil tho main streets, stopping beneath the win dows of local hotels, the Y. W. . A. and other residential place? where a goodly sprinkling of the fair sex are staying. This will be an advertising feature of Satur day's game. The ;irls Ticnguo of the high school aro holding u special pnrty at the school tonight, which has necessarily left a number of date less ltuineos on hand for tho ser pentine, according to tho yell leader. ivelimlnary to tho Tajamarine, an assembly was held at the high school at one o'clock tonight, when stunts and speeches adver tised the activities of tonight, nnd tho game tomorrow. settlersTneedeo to share taxes Friday, Saturday and Monday We Feature M Milk I Crux I Sugar 1 L . It will pay you to , buy a liberal supply at these remarkable savings T Daily Meteorological Report High taxation Is m the problem confront lag the Oregon residents. but the attraction of new settlers : to the state to distribute the tax! burden, said Haipn K. Hamilton of ; Jlend, president of tho state chain- j her of commerce, at a joint ban- j quct of the Ashland and Med ford chambers of commerce last even- 1 tng. j In his speech, Mr. Hamilton re- j viewed, land scttlemeYit work in J Oregon and told of the benefits it ; has already brought. He also ex-i plained the workings of the state chamber of commerce, lauded the work done by the chambers of commerce of tho individual cities of. the state and stressed home town loyalty. JLast night's meeting marked the payment of Mcdford's loss to Ash land in a chamber membership diivo a short time ago, Ashland ; winning by nearly 25 more new members than Med ford, . John 0. Mann was the toast mas ter of the evening and other speak ers Included Senator (leorgo Dunn and W. Schofieid of Ashland and Ted linker of Med ford. Friday, October 2G Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Saturday. Not much changf? In temperature. Oregon: Cloudy west, and fuir east portion tonight and Saturday. Freezing temperatures in eitst por tion tonight. lyocnl Hflta. lis, I Temperature ( Dork.).... 611 . 37 HiKhest (Last 12 Iiih.I.. 6S 3 Lowest (Last 12 lira.).. 37 37 Hel. humidity (Hct.) .... 53 93 Slate nf weather Clear Clear Total precipitation since Sept. 1, 1A2X, 2.0S Inches. MEAT FREE 1 lb. of Schumacher's Famous Old Fashioned Pork Sausage Given Free Tomorrow ' - With each $2.50 cash purchase of groceries at American Market Grocery Department Phone 875 29 S. Front St. Armor's Bacon 28c All low grocery prices. Free offer not noml on flour, milk or eof'fee. GIVEN INSIGHT BY L TALKS With a list of well known speak ers. representing the various in dustries nnd professions In Med ford appearing periodically before the new occupation class and giv Irg nn Insight into the phase of work they represent, that course Is proving one of the most Interesting anil stimulating experiments ever tried out In. the local high school. Movies nre hlso used to supplement the lectures In many cases. At the present time series of moving picture films on electricity arc be ing shown and were usfd to Illus trate the talk plven by P. O. fi-aw-ford today, .Mr. Crawford spoke on Hecirical engineering. Waiter leveret te, local realtor wm the first speaker of the series, ami spoke on his work. Hurl Tumy followed with a talk nn Insurance. Hubert W. Huhl, editor of the Mall Tribune presented the vari ous phases nnd tingles of the news paper profession, and l. M. Rnt. crts followed with a talk mi the la w profession. Sunset today, f:i:t p. m. Sunrise Saturday, G;3K a. ni. Sunset Saturday, fi:12 p. m. Observations Taken at & A. M, 120th Meridian Time 3 i Clear P. Cdy. Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy Clear P. Cdy. Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Clear Cloudy Cloudy Clear Cloudy Oar Clear C'oudy I ?5 CP s5 Eg CITT "7 -Z. ; r a ?? Maker City f, 32 lilsmarck 64 3li (i8 42 50 38 68 3fl Boise Denver lJes Moines..:. Fresno Helena Los Angcl3i.. Marshfield ... I'hoenlx Portland fted Illnff .... KnsehurK fi4 8an Francisco.... C4 Santa Fe (in Seattle : SO Spokane (i4 Valla Walla 68 Winnipeg L. W. DICK, Meteorologist. Chevrolet Branch Manager Visits Local Agency W. .1. Itlrhmond of Portland, bram h manager of the Chevrolet Motor company, was ill Medford to diy conferring w;4i 0. If. Oreen, district manager of the rompony, with headipiattera fti Medford, and W. W. Allen, local manager of tho Plene-Allen Motor company, the win hern Oreion district manager. Mr. Klchmnml Is always glad for an eicuse to visit Medford and southern Oregon and enjoys the sunshine nnd hospitality of Ills 'many friends. FOR BEST TEAM MAX-T-MUM, P c t, Borden's itnd Carna tion. 11 Cans $1.00 Pineapple Slightly broken, in heavv svriip. Laryo Xo. !.' cans. O Cans $1,00 Canned Goods Xo. 2 cans good standard grade corn, peas and s t r i n g beans. 8 Cans $1.00 Rice Bine ?os(; Iiead rice. 14 Lbs $1.00 Bacon Swift's bacon, nie dinin weight. 3 Lbs $1.00 Our largest selling oleainargerine. . 6 Lbs $L00 Flour Big K brand, finest, hard wheat, flour. 24V2Lbs $1 Soap AVhite Eagle, good laundry soap. 30 Bars $1.00 Toilet Paper 'Fine tissue 000-sheet rolls. 14 RoUs $1.00 Syrup Safeway cane- and maple, 21-lb. tin. Sack Big K Hot Cake flour. BOTH $1,00 Pure cane. Quantity limited. 17 Lbs. $1.00 Cigarettes Lucky Strikes, Ches terfields, Camels and Old (fold. 9'Pkpu $1.00 Shortening , Bulk , shortening of fine quality. : , 6 Lbs $1 00 Matches Safeway. An oppor tunity to save, on good matches. 6ctn's $1.00 ; (36. boxes) : Beans Kecleaned Red Mexi cans. Y cry good grade. 13 Lbs $1.00 The InterelnsR debute which will I decide the HChool champloiiKhip team, afe to commence the first week In November, according to Ralph ltnlley, debate coach of tho high school. A Herlett of Mix do nate, will be held between tho claHCH, each clnHK having both an affirmative and a negative team. TryoutB were held thld week and the representatives of tho variou teamH aro h follows: Frohmen ' affirmative, Gordon AVltliamx, Itnyj WaHham and IJetty Cudy; neKallve.j .Maynard Wllnon, .lane HiddnKon and Ivella VanDemark. 8pho- more aiiirniaitve, ltuiiert j- ry, henevn K 1 m k 1 n h and Harbara Drury: negative, Kred Colvlg. Karl Carkln and Dorln Itundy. Junior affirmative, William Dougherty. Md ItejimeH, Josephine Taylor nnd Itoherta Stennid; negative, Chartcx IhtrheH, George Wlnne and NorrlHj Porter. Senior affirmative; Ill low Mae Wllwon, Hetty Kvnnfton, Homer Piatt; negative, Vivian M'll--Hon, John ltedden and Fern Hnr- baiigh. Store No. 471, 210 W. Main Phone 1010 MEDFORD Store No. 433, 212 E. Main Phone 1176 We Deliver Quantity Orders VOTE THIS YEAR hut could not be filled. According I ploy en and government employed. to the Htute law, only absentee bal- Other people uwuy from home jfor, lotK can ho indued to atudont, other chuhcs run not exorclwe their cimniercial wileNiuen. railroad em- franchise, Over two dozen nbKentee voteiV baltotd for the general election next month have been irwited thru the county clei k'H office, with many of heni local Htmlentd at l.'nivorHlty of Oregon, the Oregon Agricultural college and the I'nl verdity of Washington. The quentlon of the debated More ahdenteo ballotd were Im throughout will be. Resolved. That sued this yeiir than ever before, policy of federal dubdidled to ' according to .County Clerk Delilia Ktevenfl Meyer, who added that many appllont lonH were received tho tho Htates with upervltiion should , lie abolished. (o)PMIHQAir Z1! to mfnuut Cooks In Monarch Seed & Feed Co.s Dollar Specials FOR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY D0Z. TULIP BULBS and BAMBOO LEAF RAKE, $1.35 Value For 3 DOZEN MIXED DARWIN TULIP BULBS $1.50 Value For : - $1-0 $1.00 ARMORY MIXTURE $1.30 Value LAWN GRASS SEED A lawn crass seed far superior to strniclit. Blue Grass and Clover for Southern Oreeori soils and "climate. Mow your lawn six weeks from plant incr. Plant now and have an estab lished lawn by spring 2 lbs. seed for. to for ab- ' or.. L 2 DOZEN PERENNIAL FLOWER PLANTS $1.50 Value for $1 .00 Mm