Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 02, 1928, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMINE QUIETER KiqpgiagBBnnoBaBHBHDaDaao DRIVE FOR PIPES ! CITIZENS' TICKET T o III B's a t.-wa km &a na n u - ivau It's the Saute P alBEEKYLY i i Thi 5a Jay Evening Pan hat twrom lha moiT h-ulciv ad nucaiin m in jvorlJ btdUH away back in Color i d-y Bo Franklin ;( lha id thai th ', i 1 .V : beat publumng polKy waa to ouif tn Jiiii.yJ,r,iJ: public publication of quality at aUiMij odv tha mauatina and pruitt on ajih !. Tha i lua oiada Sittwty Swtf largcit food tootatn, ay au every id make tiny fti i aaiua principle jLft rea ll.a We.fi ffm gguTlON'THOliT...WAAfrM"1 M St v O, Biff A Mi fv Ira Safeway Savings, Saturday and Monday Candied Peels All now puck, .just af rived. Selected for finest flavor. Lemon or oiansie. Lb. .'. 29 C Citron Lb 39c Sugar I'nre eane. C & II brand. In simitary cloth hairs. 25 Lbs. $1,55 Corn MAX-I-MUM k old en, sweet,- new park. Won derful flavor. 4 Cans 69c Raisins Siunnaiil, puffed or seed less, new crop. 15-ounee package. 2 pkgs. '.. 15c Syrup We of for you a real treat in the Safeway Syrup. Truly, ft is one nf Iho most deli fioiiH syrups on the market. The maplo content is unusu ally high uml Iiuh a uniiric and appetizing flavor all its own. Our salesmen will gladly give a Ham pie, of this wonderful syrup. O-Lb. Can.... 89c 10 Lb $1.6$ Walnuts Xew prop, fancy Oregon soft shell walnuts. Lbs. 65( Crux Sweet fresh Oleoniarger ine of finest quality. Lbs 69c Peas MAX-I-Ml'lE small fon der peas. Xew pack. P.usineps men ami ci)ns gath-j Orel at the Hotel Medford last j niht. ami mapped, final pinna. ; for drive for the election of A-1 V. Pipes, heavy property holder, i for mayor, and the remainder of ' the citizens tl ket with Mose L. ( i Alford for 'recorder, Herbert Her-; i Ian for treasurer and P. M. Ker-! shaw. Dick MeKlhose. .1. o. Uruyj and K. M. Wilson for eounellmen. ( ': .Mr. Pipes uddressed the Rather-; ilng.OwhiQi numbered over 150' , representative citizens, and assured; them that he was pledged to an economical and progressive ad-! mlnistrai Ion. 1 yiher speakers of the evening! iweic Mayor O. o. Alenderfer, who! 1 (old the meeting that Mr. Pipes should he hacked hy a prngres- j (.sive council. John H. Cnrkin in-1 ; formed the gathering that during1 1 a years of business admlulHtrn-! tion. the bonded indebtedness of Medford had been cut from half j a million dollars to $3 LOW), j j Mr. Pipes, In his remarks, urged , as needs to be Innovated during I I hi cnniinir ulniiniwl rut Inn n new t tj .lighting system, more reereutlonal ; II ! parks, and additional through! u .streets to handle the rapidly grow- L tng traffic ami business. These. Jll . he declared, tdiotthf' be inaugurated I "with an ever-watchful eye upon economy.' The sincerity of the Pipes ad dress met with an enthusiastic re sponse from the audience, and he was cheered and applauded fin five minutes .at the conclusion of his uiMress. N. M. Hogun, chairman of the I'lllzens' committee, introduced the speakers at the meeting. Cans 69c fcCHY OF MEDFORD RECEIVES CHECK Cheese Oregon rich tasty, 'full eremn. Lb : Coffee Safeway roasted fresh daily and sroiuid to your order. , Lb1.,,r....,r,.,:49Cr OLbs. $1.43 Sweet Potatoes No. 1 stock, nice baking size. 5 - Lbs 23c 28c Cocoanut Excellent quality hulk eocoanut. Lb 28 c rORTI.AXD. Ore., Nov. (JP Triulin was unlet in most lines on loe;il wholesale produce inarkeis today. A few commodities Includ ing ajMdcs, , cranberries, citrus fruits, lettuce and onions aroused some interest and moved fi'hly well. Apples continued to move In large quantities but receipts were heavy and prices were a shade easier ir anything ulthouich uuota tlons to the trade were unchanged on the various grades and vari eties. Pears moved slowly with plenty of Rood varieties available at steady prices, drapes were also dniRKy. supplies of table varieties being uenerous and of average potnl Mu.nity. Quotations were un changed. The onion market was somewhat firmer with quotations ranging from S3.7." to $4.r.l on best grades of Ore-un Yellow Da livers while Yakima stock was offered all the way from $3.25 to $4.00 per suck. Potatoes were weak with sup plies and receipts heavy and de mand slow. Deschutes gems were seiling - mostly around Sl.1'3 to $1.4u per sack while Ysklnms av eraged a 'trifle less. Sweet pota toes were unchanged. Kxirpt for an advance of a cent in the quotation on cube first but ter, there were no changes in the butler ami egg list. Trading in country dressed meat ami poultry was quiet nnd prices were unchanged, (irowlng activity was reported lnthe turkey division but Inquh'y was almost entirely for fancy stock. Plenty of Immature and scrawny birds were to be had hut demand for that class of stock was small ami prices easy. SI Apples Xiee assorted kinds and fin-" vors. .8. Lbs. 2 5.c. BOX ''....$ laOO Hams Swift's Premium hams, lull" or whole. . ' t THE MARKETS i i i Livestock PORTLAND, (Me., Nov. 2. (,V) t'attle and calves No receipts, steady. I Iuks Steady, receipts J! 1 5. mostly feeder pigs. Sheep and lambs No receipts, steady. Per Lb. .'. 34c Store No. 471, 210 W. Main Phone 1010 2 Medford Mores ronvciiU'lUl.v FrHtert Store No. 433, 212 E, Main Phone 1176 We Deliver Quantity Orders The city of Medford received a check yesterday from Jackson county for $6 SKI 1 .5 4, in payment of one-half of the amount levied by the county, under the general road tax, under Jthe provisions of an net passed by the last session of the legislature. The sum re lieves the financial strain on the city, to keep within Its budget for street work, etc., according to Cdy Attorney Curkin. The matter of i he payment has been in controversy for three or four years. j A meeting of the street com mittee wiil be held Monday even ing, and the money apportioned j among the four wards of the city, j It in the Intention to utilize the fund in repairing sidewalks, drains establishing grndes and the in-1 stallntlon of catch-drains before the rains come. All of the Incorporated towns of the county, with the exception of Ashland, which provides Its own road tax, received rebates. hecks for same being mailed on Thuiday morning, by the county treasurer. Produce ' PORTLAND, Cre Nov. hdtesale prices. Mutter Firsts 1c higher, others Hleady; firsts. 4 1 lo. Potatoes Trading Mow, prices easier; Yakima gems SI. JOT .3"; Deschutes gems, $1.251.40. ' onions Quoted firm to 7"ic higher, few sales at top figures. Y k i ma yellow, $ 3 . 2 ii H 4 . o u c v t . ; Oj-egoii yellow danvers, SU.-f, rf 1.5(1. . Kggs. milk, poultry, wool, hutu, hay, cast a i a bark and hops steady. Portland Wheal PORTLAND. Ore.. Nov. 2. ) U'heat Hig Mem! bluest em, hard white. $1.-14 ; soft, white $1.17; western white $I.Di; hard winter J 1.011; northern spring $1 .08 ; western red JI.H9. ..Oats No. 2-38 lb. white $35. Today's car receipts: Wheat 75, flour it, corn 2, oats 2, hay 3. San I'ruiiclsco Huf Ireful SAN KHANCISf.'O. Nov. 2,(P) Rutterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 55c. Wall Street Report AT SHERIFF'S OFFICE! Johnson's Fruit Market Cor. Sixth and Grape Extra Fancy Wrapped Delicious Apples $1.85pox o Home Grown Lettuce 4 heads 25c O ; ' Home Grown Cabbage . .; 3c per lb. 0 o - . Golden Ripe Bananas 3 lbs. for 29c ; : o Fancy Jumbo Celery 2 for 19c Klamath Falls Netted Gem Potatoes Sl.l5Persack Home Grown Tender SpinSch 3bs. for 25c Fancy Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. for 25c o , Large California Grapefruit 3 for 29c Large Fancy Tokay Grapes 15c per basket Phone 785. FREE Delivery Every Day This was another busy day ,ln the tax collecting department of the sheriff's office, with n rush of citizens to make their f.nal pay ments. Two of ln heaviest tax payments were made yesterday. I checks being received from the Southern Pacific railroad for $57,-1 121.50, and from Iho Cftllfornia-j Oregon Power company for $31,-; :t;i.35, for their final payments, j The final day for last-half inx payments is Monday. NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-(P) The stock market closed Irregular. Re sumption of constructive octlvlty in many groups followed the re duction in call loans to 7 per cent with the oil, chain store ind motor accessory shares in largest de mand. Shell-'n lull, Maria ml "and Mid -Continent Petroleum follow ed Sinclair Into new high territory. Chrysler rallied 5 points from lis lowest figure when the list began to reveal striking buying , power again, but some other Icadcgs con tinned to show a wavering ten dency. Kales approximated .'i.OOO,-0011. BEATS SEPTEMBER Revealing a big increase over (he total of the September build ing program, figures completed to day at the city building office credited October vith having a building program of $32,240, or an Increase of $14,290, In the neigh borhood of 49 permits were issued, of which the most were for new dwellings and ihe remainder for repairs and remodeling. !AST ST OF Evangelistic Service at Christian Church At n meeting of the Student's council of the high school this morning, a vole wus taken and it was decided to broadcast nil fu ture football guinCM, from Van Scoyoo field, over KM 10 1). Talks in favor of broadcasting were mado by V. 10. dates nnd Paul Ji. McDonald. The student body was asm red that any deficit, in receipts, would he covered bv the who'ol board, througlt the biOhI -stand fund. The broadcasting was opposed by Conch CulHson nnd Principal Conkle upon the grounds that It cut down attendance. The ('or vti Ills game tomorrow will be hrnad. listed. --jyf2r&?ll DKPENPAHLE GROCERS BBnsa.?. Do You Entertain o Perhapsoyou forego the privilege of entertaining because of ex pense and trouble. Why not consult our manager for information on the many ready-to-serve delicacies? Wonderful quality in new foods, priced fof your benefit. Save yourself trouble and money. . . Sun Maid "Xoi'tnrs" ni'tunlly snl)(-like or Puff KaiSlllS 1,1 Sccdod Raisins that aren't stirky OC. J-i-oz. i)kr. 3 for r Hlt.cS.ppiC b,.()u,M1 j 0iU.i .jui. lavfio cans. 3 for 65c 39c Toilet Paper- lutMi-fhect tissue, i rolls 45c Pineapple, Pears, Peaches l '.i size tin; exefiptlomit v:il- 3 fiir 45c Pork and Beans Van C'nmp'H. 18-nr. Un; 3 for ttOC Jellc All flavors; II packages 25c Curve-cut Macaroni and cheese is an appetizing an dwholesoino meat' substitute " 3 pounds l01" PI i n 1 uiL-f i li f hhi 1 ti t!M i i I n 1 t if n ii f li i ce dun ln id I III ' Ulill till '- mini Hiwi, ((11 lllUI, t (111 try "lim CC .ilwmf i KitftVii iiM renrn1" 'Wiv lnua Hinii nIriV'Oll Coff rears a.n'o we sold 1100 pounds a nioutli now wi" sell over 1Q :U),(!0() pounds per month. lis always fresh Pound 3 Lbs. 1.39 Lard l'uro fresh; in lmlk; 3 H) 55c Shortening ltost vegetable, in lmlk; .1 : 55c Wesson Oil Popular ftir cooking or bnk- 49c Iiit - QunrL can . Flour ' Olympic. 49-111. ack frown, s:irk .... $1.83 $1.93 Driru-il Snow or Finhor'H Ulnncl, mck $1.99 Matches SourclillKlit I.nriro full cotinl lioxew; f s tor:..:.-........:... lUC Libby's Milk " " 28c for rr 3 . cans for Rice , Knnry Houtliorn THue 3 ii.'. ..: ; 25c Fruits and Vegetables Unusual Offerings of Seasonable Produce Radishes, Onions Seedless Grapes , Cauliflower- On Wlillo fnncy. licniN, f f ZvC . oiui, lUc CrlHli' nullHllcH or 1 A Very fullry; onlollH, 3 InllU'lirn .... 1 V C 3 IbK Lettuce Sweet Potatoes Cocoanuts- 53 D B i a a E a a a a o a n l&a n ii aa Chinese bunch 10c Spinach Tender; 4 IIih. . 25c Celery Crisp, sweet; large stalk ... 10c Two varieties smooth skin ned California or the fa mous Virginias, 4 pounds Large, each .. 15c 23c Huckleberries- For pif or enn niiw;; i lls 29c Danish Squash 25c The ever finest you ate, fi for Bananas Luscious Yellow fruit; a v 91r pounds mJ V Grapefruit Fancy ; Arizonas U ii:., 29 c r8ffi)eLIJ JMl'l"f,t'F'l''M'ytJ'"' -ygy . - . B C a m D 3 Pi ! n E a D O 0 a n D a o m a a D c P q g 226 W. Main and Medford Bldg. Phone3 380 and 507 A Tonight Is Mi? time. The hour In 7:30. i The Christian church Is the place. q j The event In The evangelistic meeting. There will be a fine rung service consisting of congregational sing ing and fpeeinl numbers. The theme for discussion by the pastor. Carmen K. Mel I, Is "The Voice of Authority." Mr. Mell has . n wonderful meswige on this sub ject that will prove Interesting as I well tin Instructive, i Kpend an hour this evening very profitably by attending this religi on service. There will he no Haturday far- vice but the meetings will be cun ! tlnued bunduy and thru the week. Births Mr. uli'l Mrx. T. '.. Hmlth of (mill Hill me tin. pnrontK of twlim. limn at thi? tiiicred Heart honpltal Tuesday. Oilol'T 3D. The hoy, horn flrxt, weighed eluht pnundx .inil tven rJm'.'U While Hie Klll weighed neven and n hali' poundn. A hnhy hoy, wemlilmt neven and n lin If poiindH, wax horn yemerday lo Mr. nnd Mm. n. C. HlrniiB of Oolil Hill nt the Cnmmnnlly hospital. Mr. nnd Mm. I'.ndy Klnnler of Medford are the parentn of fl'x nnd n half pittnd hoy, horn nt Iho B:icrcd Heart hoapltal, Orto ber tl. ELECTION RESULTS I SIS VALLEY 1 LA Ji monihn stay in the Wcnatche -valley, where they were employed In the big apple luirvest of that nee tion. j Himm Valley Oranne meem ant-j nis0 for ,,, geekinK a better j nnliiy with tho , banket dlnnor at iilaeo than OrKon. came home noon, and every member HhonlcJI iienay evenum. eonvineea mere f'nltenil ' ; ' ' no """Iv place. b be found. '.) I.utlier Bunt nnd 1'aul 8ehu1 ''- , ' ' I 1 - ' " 10 BE GIVEN OUT t turned Monday night from a '4 'fMnnnlflM ndvrrtllnff tretn reunite Iteturns of tiin election next Tuesday, natloncl. Htate, county, f nnd city, will be hroiidcnHteit over i rtntion KM KIJ nrt megaphoned j and bulletined by the Mull Tiib- tine, starting at four o lock Tuch- j day afternoon, when the first re-i turns will be flashed over thu' wire of the Associated Press. 1 from the New Kngland taUn. Towns on Capo rod. MusHachusttK, with voting machine,, report early. The reportn will bo mipplled from nild-nfternoon to one o'clock in the morning, nnd besides the figuren, thern will be statements from party lenders, and tha victor and the vanquished, . An the polls do not clos In this county until eight o'clock, and the count Is proverbially plow. returns on the n a I contents will not bo available until after 10 o'clock. 1 A loud speaker will be Installed on North Fir street (or tho utreot crowd. THE TRUTH ABOUT BRAN. . Kin mmii APiniaiil ANU UUNo I IfAllUN Thounnndu of people cat bran regularly for tho healthful rough 11 lie it provides. It is a splendid practice. But be sure you are really getting oil the roughage you need when you cat bran. Doctors'say it takes lOOCi bran to relieve consti pation. ' Port-bran products, at best, can only accomplish part-way results. Thut is why they fail I Kcllogg's ALL-BRAN t 100 bran. It furnishes roughage In effect I vo quantities and in tho most effective form: cooktd and krumblcd. Just two tablespoonfula daily chronic canes, with every meal aro guaranteed to relieve constipation. You'll llko the flavor and crispness of ALL-BRAN. Servo wjth milk or cream. Delicious with fruita or honey added. Mix vith other cereals. Sprinklo into soups. Uso in rooking. Sold by all grocers. Served everywhere. Made by Kel long in Battlo Creek. - i MM' ' I yVALL-BRAN j