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MEDFOTiD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOftD. OREO ON, FRIDAY, FI'BRUARV 1... 1020. PAGE FIVE U a U g n iTb a d ci n ii n a n n a P E a A.SHI iN( TflNIRHT iKSANj """"' iwnmiii ill U mp PAnr ratti r: s: i uiv unuL uni ILL i o a i j rx iTri .ttj rm K m. m arm I A . A. A. V P Mb i 8 I I I I I I D 0 0 I I I I I I 0 a a o I 0 a; D D P. a o o V PEIENlXPIiE CROCERS . ::, ; . "ALL'S WELL"; . Says the thrifty housewife ,,besause.,we.-,shop the 20th Century way and save enough to. buy the children's ' school books . and shoes also other necessities and even luxuries? V-';--.:'--. Features Saturday and Monday, February 16 and 18 Inclusive : Raisins Soao t - A 19c Seedless; 3 pounds Box $1.49 White King Giauu- dr luted. IJarge pkgs. 2 for 89 Pineapple Libbv's or Sweet Treat S slices; Tr No. 2i2 eau 3 for ' Crackers Soda Crackers A.r Fresh and crisp, 3 lbs.... Snowdrift 4-pound . can 93 c , Amaizo Bufterscotck You will be surprised at C, OVftiP its goodness Look at the price.! 2i,Mb. can ........ J 51b. Can ToiletPapSr r.Rilet PapG' b&t 1000-sheet 12 rolls Lard Pure fresh;. In bulk; 3 lb. 0.:.;yL tissue 69c 53 Peanut Butter That's what the. children like! 1-pound toy pails, 97 n each - Shortening Best vegetable Tn bulk; 3 lbs ;0. 53 c 20th Centurv Corn o - i cans Fancy golden. Del Maiz We know you'll Mice it; K7 r :. - f V 43 c Beans Extra fauey,Q'ut. Refugee 2 cans. Amaizo Oil Excellent-Joi;-.yryiug...aii'd bak ing and for' iuaking lxAH mayonnaise XJ qt. can Soap 1 Crystal White 10 bars ..... Cheese Fu'll, creaiy-p X I 9omid ...If..:... 39c 29 c 20th Century Coffee ' 3 jWids $1.39 ; 20th ; Centuiy Grown Qi'ight! Blended right 1 Roasted right! SO it' must' be right MO. v always fresh pound V , FRunrs AND Lettuce 0 Jjai'go heads ' 1 C0 2 for AOC Dry Onions lrund.... :.. 2c Sweet Potatoes Fancy ... OOr 3 pounds .....9. "C Celery - - - Crisp pveet- 25 C Z stalks VEGETABLES? Grapefruit Faiicy Florida, largc- 4 for .io.;..:....:.... Oranges- Sweet juicy fruit-r-3 dozen Bananas Luscious yellow fruO. Potatoes -SoiHe-Aw-fino Net-" ted Gems': 13 lbs 29 c 53c 25c lOOJbs. $1.19 226 W- Main and Medford Bldg Phones 380 and 507 !&nltt dti bi'onnooo dp doddd tnrriS D I P a a a s a D a a i a a a HANDICRAFT SHOP Phone 702 42 South Central JUST RECEIVED Rainbow Border Pillow Cases - ( The very newest in pillow cases $1.25 Tinte&Luncheon Cloths 3G-inch and 45-inch $1.00 to $1.75 Easily and fpiickly embroidered. V. Card Table Covers : Of Duvetyuc in Green and Tangerine. ' SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY A limited number ot colored pillow cases ijfl.25 value Kiddie Print Dresses fl.Oo value Poplin Rompers jfl.95 value Baby Shirts Tallies from $1.00 to $1.90 i" .'lines from f0i' to $1.00.. Hemstitching Pleating Button Making and Hose Mending $1.00 $1.39 ...$1.3' o . .69? 35 A lengthy atlilross on Ihw en forcement dollverod by , f o r m c r nisirict Attorney Newton C. Clia noy, retiring president ' ot . th Southern Orogon Law Enforce ment association, t the periodi cal meeting of that association, hold in Itoseburs last evening, follows, In part: ' "Law enforcement being a busi ness, ami the result of law en forcement being the punishment! oi violators, nns the law furnished proper und adeuuato machinery and men with which to producol proper results? Generally speak-1 lng, yes. However, there are many; detects and with tho defects In! wjilch tho members of this con-i vention aro primarily interested, I will deal. "First, It Is my humble Judg ment, born from a number of Sears of active experience as ft mililln ,rn..'..t .t. I and their deputies and tho chiefs of poltco nnd their officers are Inadequately compensated. When a public official receives a proper living salary and wage, . financial temptation has no control in hl.i life. 1 Ho hus something t look forward to, can keep his fumlly and educate tho children commen surate with his placo In society. Muny common laborers and un skilled mechanics earn; more' per day than the nverage Qputy sher iff and policemen., and,' couse ouently they llvo better. Onoo a manryintors this service there -is very little chance of promotion. u addition to an adequate salary l pension or retirement system should bo created for his benefit and the benefit of his family. The average police . forces of our cities are undermanned, wholly unable to cope Willi crime.' If the battln against the army of erlmo IsVo be won, then we must havo an adequate army with which to meet and overcomo the oneniy. - Corluln minor -rhanges can be mado In tho nwchinory with whVh criminals are prose cuted. 1 would take away from all governors tile pardon power Mnd place It in tho hnuds of a rpardon board to bo appointed by the governor.-. I would abolish tho right of parole now given- to trial Judges. - I would prevent uwiltisst appeals from lower courts to high er courtH. ' : "A person- may .bo arrested for' violating HQ liquor laws, bo tried In. the municipal court beforo a Judge nnd six Jurors, convicted; appeal his -case to tho circuit court; bo tried before a Judgo and 12 Jurors, convicted; appeal to, the supreme court, havo tho case rri viewod by seven or nine othor iJmlges. and after, all of, Uist .Hmq uc iinuny oonvioteu and sent, ioi jail. That happens every day In ordinary cases. , i: . ( "I favor the Mabllshment ot separate branches of courts, tiy that I mean there should be crim inal courts u.nd civil courts. "Tiie Apierican people must be awakened to the truth of things and made to realize that through religion, patriotism and education by tho improvement of social con ditions, will tho morals of tho. peopla bo raised and wo will then become a nation of . law obsorvers and not a nation oOlaw breakers." INFLUX OF SETTLERS With a record of !M2 famrllea who wrote during January . . lauca iniormutlon about opporlu nltles in Oreg m.' this malo durim.' 1 1929 will seo he greatest Influx of lil'W Mttl1lrM llnf'M Ihu iltiva rt Ihn Q.:ovcred wegon, according to V. G. ido, manager of the Klati; C:liam ber of Commerce, Portland. Along wllh this largo niimhcr n( Inquiries raino letters from SH families utaMng they had decided to loiaOln Oregon (his year, tumu of whom had already started ou the -Journey westward. The January report of the statu chamber also show that tho "9 families will linrn S'JZH.iiliu lo in ves( in. Oregon properly, lairing this month 26 families were re ported as having arrived and lo cutcd In different sections of the state and Invested S72.S50 In prop erty. This amount would have been ;rva!l.v lucreased had weath er conditions been more favorable for lunpectlon of farm properties. WASHINGTON.--W -More than 100 agencies and foundations hum available funds totaling nearly III. OUO.000 (o ba lent annually lo stu dents In 22 colleges and univer sities for completion of educations, tho bureau of education jays, . Progressive Spirit, Unexcelled Weather Impresses Visitor A. S. Mundell has been In Med ford and southern Oregon for sev eral duy In tho Interests of- the Premier Malt Products i.'o., manu facturers of .the standard-brand of VBlue lllbbon Malt Extract.','. This product Is well known all over the country and la popular In Medford and the trading area surrounding, which Is one of the largest of any city In the stale, Mr. Mundell was certainly pleaded with the progressive spirit in Medford, as well as tho "unex celled weather." ' A large number of Medford basketball funs will journey to Ash land this evening to seo the first game of tho Medford-Ashliiui! sv- rles of four games. Ashland is not given niucu of n chance by the dope, as it has tho ! weakest (earn In many a yenr, suf-' ferlng an overwhelming defeat at the hands of the weak Klamath ; Fulls team. Tliey will put up tho i best struawle of the season In the hope of holdlui; down the locals. anil Ibeir cup of Joy would over flow if (bey could win one game. Coach Calllsou expects to start his regular first siring, which is- McDunald, center; Harnett and Morgan, guards, and Mclvlu und Uowerman, forwards. . Tho second game of the series will be played at the armory here tomorrow night, starting at a: 13 o'clock. Tickets for this contest will gu on sale tomorrow noon at urowson s. q Thn fln.'il tn-n i7iitiw.fi nf Hie se ries will bo played March 1 and 2, tho first same In this city. There werOhreo gniQ-s of. bas ketball played ut the Armory lust night. The first, between the Med. ford and Ashland Junior III Mld getai was close, first one team forg ing uhead, then tho other. There were two enthusiastic rooter sec tions, which got . plenty of excite ment out of the game. The entire contest was in doubt till the final whistle when the Ashland .Midgets nosed out the Medford Midgets by the eloHe score of to 8-. ,i In- the second game the Junior HI ot Medford tangled with tho Junior Hi of Ashland. Medford had two games already under their belt and Ashland had one of the four-c;ame series, Medford winning tho championship by 39 to t). - Medford soon took Hie lead and built it up steadily,' Coach Hen derson's squad shows continued Im provement and ho is building up so.me good material for future high school teams. In spots the Juniors , showed some exceptionally clever , teamwork, gud passing and .shout ing. Howevei, some of the players, exhibited flushes of 111 temper, wrlch. was highly unbecoming and resulted in some fouls and warn ings from Itefereo Young. ' q : The third game was between tho National Guard team and the Ashland- Xormu), Medford winning, 32 to ."10. Moth of -these teams were handicapped- by the absence of their centers, , Ivorson taking Vll soii'h place at center on Hie Normal team nnd linlpa taking Jimmy Al len's place. - t the opening of the half, Ash laiiJd opened up, held Medford to th;ee .points- and ran llu-lr own up till fltr, u,,l-,. alnnrl ''3 In " i ll, Meilford'a' favor. It was a. stesuw. affair, until the final whislle, when (hojgamo ended with Medford SZ, Normal 30. .'-.. Among thefeatures 'of (ho ,;amo was the grin of "T-bono" Caldwell, the- line-work of Uernle Hughes, who survived about, a quarter and their went outO-n fouls, "Tooley" Williams' falls, nnd the nuniQ-r of collisions 'without apparent dam agq Valentino Hlngler refereod. ON ALIEN ENTRANCE - WA8UIN0TON. Kb. Without a record voto, tho house today pasHed the Box bill to make more stringent the regulation gov erning : the entry into the Unltort States of personK coming vlfllt ors to eeek employment. The mcna pure goes to thv Remit o. "The world's largest community loud spukur, vuluud nt $15,000 and representing more thun throe ycurH of experimental research work, has j recently been perfe'tt-d and in stalled on a Dodo IJroth(M truck j by a Lon AivU;h concern, ' sayj Mr. H.QKMI, iocui uoupo UCHMir. Tho ItQlrumeiit belciiKS to a firm of brakes engineers and whs built to publlcle lliclr own btiritneys. Ju( now thi-Onick, a l-ton modi- of the extentdvfl lino ftiillt and uold by Dodde lirothurH division of Chrv lirr Motors, bt hcltiff used by the I Jo dKu dealer In Low Angeles to iti troduoo the new Dodge . lirothort six, now on dUpliiy by tho XSakln Motor company. ' Tli'i bmd Hpt-uker optratrn on a new ptinefph. It is ponitlblM to 'Vtep up" I ! volume until it 1h clearly uudildc four miles away, und then? It no distortion of Hound, even whin the hts horn la broad casting full blutt. . The apparatus U so constructed that It in adaptublo to tho amplifi cation of radio programs, to the playing of records In the control room or to muking announcements over a microphone- in tho truck HsMf. The Dodge Brothers truck was seVctcd. according to the ownera. becauxe of Ha economical opra t!on and drl'lng qualities. Daily Meteorological Report FrUloy, T'clHTiary Jfi. Medford and vicinity: Partly cloudy tonight and Katurday. Warmer tonight. .Lowest tompcr aturo nuor 32 degrcoH. Oregon: (Icinirully cloudy to night and Saturday. Warmcjr to-Rlght. tn i Local Data 5 'HI Temperature (degreet.).... 52 -3 Hlghost (lust 12 lire.). .. 63 Gl' Lowest (last IS hours). 20 S3 Hel. hdmldlly (pit.)......:,. 4U 82 Precipitation (Inches).... 0 0 Htato of weather .......Cleur Char Toial precipitation since Kfiptem bcr 1, HP28, 8.U7 Inclicg. Hunset today,'ri:-l i.p. m. - Kunrlsc Haturday, 7:00 a. m. Ktinset Saturday, r:-iri p. in. I 'Sfirju people ... V!i "irscty aactway vusxemer tola us Nl Shehadfunshedher regular market sft&Aiu 1 ,nfi and was remarking on lw a fJ?Wfcv yr i( petiniig appearance of our vegetable We gladly explained to her Ivnw our Kreat volume of sates tlinxjgh near ly 3,000 stores enables us to cut ctsts and helps to solve one of ttie biRest problems for women who operate homes the food question By keep- V. ing pace with modem demands for ' high quality with true economy, our r. ZLtLlJ? direct methods ha-e stabilized not 3f U-r; only the niavket for tlw growers and producers, pendahiliiy you enjoy at Safeway is the result but have established" a dependable food centt-r of continuous expett study on Die elimination for the home purchaser 'i'lic savinjj and do of wasteful practices. -1 M"MW-- Safeway Savings Saturday- Monday Torrato Sauce Milk Pel, liordou s nntl Cai-iia-tion, tall cans. Cans .45 r Peaches Mnx-I-Mum finest 'sliced and halves in heavy syrup, liiuae No. 2'. tins. . . Jlax-I-.MuiiOlji'Hud. IVc pare your next, meat loaf with this, li i g lo grade sauce. ' 1 j vr uuua . Preserves0 irarascn hrid. l'ure fruit and sugnr in assorted flavors. Coffee f M'ax-l-JIum, lid"sv; and Golden West coffee, tho finest canned coffee. -lb. Can ... 50 Cans 59c Beans -lb. Jar.. 63c Tuna The finest reeleanod lied .Mexican variety.' ; i; j JS'o., tJ-j tins li(ht tiilm , j, (lakes. Fine quality. Lbs. 39 c Margarine, Crux Our most popular 4 Lbs . ... .. 69c 3 Cans ... Dried Fruits 39c o. Your choice of fine vari ety of prunes, black and ' white --ftgifc Lbs. 25c Soap p White Engle laundry soap, one! of the finest oP the market . 1Q Bars..:. 32 C CoS-n Mux-I-Miim shoe peg.i It retains the flavor of corn on the cob. 3 Can9...9....55c Onions Fancy dry sweet onions. Matches Easy .striking and striko anywhere' . O ' 6 Boxes ...r. 18c 12 Boxes.. 35c 4 Lbs. 25c Pancake Flour Sperry's high grade pan cake flour. ( 10 lb. Sack67c Bacon A very good, medium weight bacon. Mayonnaise Gold Medal mayonnaise t n d sandwich spread. Once tried, always used. Pint :.39C Quart .. .....75c Malt 0 i Hinlto malt, hop flavored. It never varies; . alwavs the same. : , Can. 59C Sardines Oval t. ins Alax-I-Mum brand spiced, tomato and O Cans 35c Toilet Paper I inest tissue, jIOOU sheets f finest-quality. ' ' ' . - :- : 4 Rous ..... 25c Macaroni Keadv uut und a good grade?. - -.i - '. . .. .', O 3 Lbs. :.-..i.L23c PeiOib. 28c Grapefruit 6 for ...... 2C -.Small Florida grape fruit, fresh stock. '.' 1 WE DELIVER QUANTdTY ORDERS Store No. 471, 210 W. Main 2 Medford Stores Store No. 433, 212 E. Main QPhone 1010 ' Conveniently Located Phone 1178 - ft- v. 1 -f:-i I 5 Obiervntions Tken at 5 A. M. 120th Meridian Time . CITY CUwlfled advortUlnz goU rosult. ; f V STATES FOR I'nltoil HtnlrH for nrcoliitH from Mtrlelly IhimI anil tlinbt-r. The ri?i'lpls for thn flwcul year, omllng July 31, for which tlio re port h,i juwt bocil conii-tl, lvr-re ll.f.ll 4-l'J.SI. Tlio lJikuvli.w offlro li-iinfiirti.-rl IiuhIik-kh nniolilitlnir to ST3.324.S1 mill Thu Bullos office 110,360.80. Baker City Ilimnnrck l.twlEO Ui-iivvr Dea Motlieif Kl-eaho IffHcna l,o Angek-a Marahflcld IMtocnlx I'ortland Red Bluff KoEPbura; 4 8 Kan Pi'anclKco ii'i Santa Fe 40 Beattlu 4 2 Hpokann 2tf Wklla Walla Winnipeg .... 31 :tl 5 1 21 2S h 31 110 It (it 4 1 62 13 It 10 1 I -10 I'll 40 20 48 24 30 24 CO 22 12 18 10 16 Cleur CI'Hidy Clair (lur Cliir Cl--ur ( llotnly l'. Cdy. cl-.ur Clour Clear Ck-ur Clear Clear Cloudy Cloudy Cloudy Clear Bnow'p ' Modlord ran iihurc euuio nf the prldo In III" fuel that thu Itosc iMiri; luiid office wiui tlilr.1 In tin-' I'nltod HlHtcii from tlio Btutidiolnl of racvlpts durliQ tlm IIkciiI year. tircniilliiK to tlio annual report of tlio coinnllHMloniT of tlio Bvni: nil luml orfln-. brratlHi' a former promlnrnt Mcdforil tn-in Ih tho hind of the Itoacliurg offlro. Cap tain II. A. fanailny. iho ronlMrur. Business Visitor Predicts Increase Farm Products X. V. DICK, Metuorolosist, O. Huatall Clltulieli, who Ih i.alt-H rrprcpcniatlvo on tho coant for Dubay product!, ronslstliiB of a full lino of Hrrd dlMlnfoctantM. waif In Modfortl , traltsartlnif uiihI- lliilihy Tom liraa with local lll-nlris today. WlvXTIVOKTII. N. f. (fli This wan for yoarn coiiiiiiaiiiirr ot 1,0111- Tlmae products havo been on a!o Utile town, neat of Rockingham, pany A. Natloiiel iimrd. and renl-1 10r0 fuv yi.-ura und are popular ! coiinly, evidently la a healthy one. vciiuiictccu j rouucisy Coast Representative. On Visit to Medford - ; C. A . Mfliur. (ho ctast rtM'fc- ! HentJAtlvo tvv Ct;rluln-tocJ J'ru- fturtH, IrniifiioU'd ItUHlncsrt fodaf witli the M;dfurd cUoIltu handling theMO well Known ami populnr j roofings, piilutH a i ui other products j ihfit huvu hiM.'ii on milt In thin i trudlny ftrea for many ycura. , Mr. Maltur jmyn their bushivnj ' on the coiifit lias hicriaHd sttindlly tor several yeai-a, nnd fspwlally in j thin tiiiilltiK area, nttti Iio prodfeta will bo on0 of tho bent tVr- . liUKiiifsM In nil lines, on tho const j for vvinil years. . , ' t di-nt ner untl. iiu wan nppoinu u , Wth grower. to ttie Horti?hnr( land office ocvii- jho Bayer-Seineuin Co., Tno.. nil ycarK u(fu, hus cxrliiHfvo ?d tuto of these Thu hind offioi-H of tho govern-' Kraln ond potulo d!sfaso cradica mcnt doing a greater volutin of lorn. ' - biiMlncaa tho lant fiscal year wcro Mr. Glmbcrl raya that with the lhoio at Kuernmento. Cil., and incrcaxo of iipi-cqko under irrlKtition Cheyenne. Wyoming, but an theuu jn this valley,- coupled with the two handlo royultlen from goorn- UM of bettor eecda and disinfect It houn't f.xperlenecd tho need ot (V( resident physician in lo yours. ?- , 4 Mould Tai C lml n Sio-T3 ? ST. IAi;i m Rep. J. U. Mii-I sek of tft. Paul proposes to Intro-4 dure at tho 10i9 Irglolutlvo CBton. a bill establishing a $500 license, fee for chain at 010 organizations'. ment oil lands, tho Uoscburg of- anW tho returns to the growoniHavinB mor than flvo branchoin flee Is really tho largest In th will bo groutly increased. inn
