Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 26, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORO MATE TRIBUNE. BEDFORD, OREGOS. FRIDAY, 'APRIL 26, 1929. PXGE THK33 4 VI wk If PORTABLE Ml iWalttExtiractt L WILL BE USED IN BLUE LED6E i . Cut Timber " for to the Blue Ledge camp, and Crick Anderson has a force of men fixing up the cabins and draining the minn tunnel o( water.. , .... , The supervisors' of Siskiyou coun ty are expected to take name action at an early date, regarding repair ing the road, and the Jackson county court has under advisement a request for $1500 to put the road In shape for heavy hauling. The county court says It will journey over Ihe road as "soon as the i weather plpiru. which It has done. Frank Mingus and John Etitch of Jacksonville, pioneer miners. Jour neyed to Joe Bar Wednesday nnd re Flotation i ported the road "was like a pave ment to Seattle tiar, a level gpui Plant With Own Outfit .ugM originally by the Towneln- full 3 lbs. the Most ''t ?'.;' and T the Best ' torests for a smelter that was Road Crew On Job-Road J'The Sto the I,llie Aee camp "to Blue Ledge Camp Re quires Burros.' lis in had shape and food is being packed in by burros which bare a himl time making It. -'"' . i . Distributed by Enders Wholesale Grocery Co., Ashland a nd Medford, Ore. A Washington detective" sought f. :r. Lynchburg. Va., Daughter or n man-, possessed.- of nri unusual, rthc Confederacy, will send a Con watch. He found him by unking j federate flag to be placed . on the strangers the time of day. ; ' ilomh of Marshal Pooh.? '""' ': ! , A portable sawmill to cut timbers Ton the .41200,000 flotation mill, to be built at Joe Mar by the syndicate I of Los Angeles oil and mining capi- talists holding an option tor devel opment on the Blue Ledge mine will be erected at an early date and is expected to be in operation within , a mouth. The flotation mill will i have a 200-ton capacity. The' pro- i cess method is the latest mode In i copper mining. It removes all the base material and brings out the copper ready for the smelter. The sawmill will also be used In cutting timber for the repairs to the mine, building cabins and for bridge timbers. A forest service road crew Is now working on the road from Copper 3C SWTFORDS SAVING STORES Santford's All-Week Prices Compare Santford's prices with the Saturday specials offered you by your 'favorite ' store. Santford's saving prices are no higher Saturday but much cheaper next week. , 'Remember the store that offers you a special price Saturday undoubtedly has a higher -price for you! next week, elce: what would, .be special about the Saturday price? Every piece of merchandise you buy at Satrtford! is a nationally known brand and la in every wayt guaranteed entirely satisfactory" by both bursefves and the manufacturer, B I' eans Extra quality California Bayos at Santfords saving ' price. Pound olO Pickles Trupak brand, the best qual ity dills at Santfords saving price. Lg. 2V2 can.... .19 . Apple Butter Libby's extra quality at Santfords saving price. Lg-, 2J2 can.... .23 Lima Beans . . Del . Monte, . the. ,very best young llmas at Santfords saving price. ' Large can........ .25 U Pancake Flour Sperry's best at Santfords saving price. 25 -lb. pkg 1. -Wheat Flakes Sperry's large rich flakes at Santfords saving price. Lara1 v Extra quality1, from best leaf lard at Santfords . saving price. .,. ; 8 lbs. net.. 160 Shortening Extra quaHty, guaranteed fresh at Santfords , saving prices : . , :. i i .', lbs. net..- .75 Bacon Medium weight, lean and nice at Santfords .saving price. Per pound... .30 Peanut Butter ' Fine ground from best pea nuts at Santfords, .saving price.' . ' -: ' ' Per pound.. .20 Large pkg.. .23 Pork Chops Cut from the best young pork at . Santfords saving price. Per. pound.. .28 Side Pork Cut from pork at price. young grain fed Santfords saving Shrimp Extra quality eastern pack at Santfoids saving price. Ct large cans.: 35 Oysters Fancy large eastern oystert at Santfords saving price. .15 Malt Syrup " Rainier, guaranteed quality at Santfords saving price. Lg. 2V2 can....! .39 Baking Powder Per can Royal, tl J best cream of tar tai at Santfords saving price. Per pound .191 2 l2 lbs. net. 1.19 Liptonls extra quality vacuum packed at Santfords saving price. ' : 52 Per pound Tea - Lipton's extra quality black tea at. Santfords saving price, - Per pound....... .88 . Crackers Fancy fresh crackers at Santfords saving price. v - 2 -lb. pkg .29 ; ; Tuna Fish - White Star, the chicken of the sea at Santfords saving price. Large can.. .25 Salmon . Fresh caught, fancy fish at Santfords saving price. Per pound.. r .35 Halibut Fancy fresh caught at Sant fords saving price. Per pound.. .35 Pork and Beans Van Camp's at , Santfords saving price. ' "Large can Rice .10 Fancy California at Sant fords saving price. pounds .25 01 0 he Exhibiting a collection of neatly woven pine needle boskets. Miss Anna Swanson was a visitor in the city today from the Trail district. The baskots ore new In design and have small pine cones as handles for the lids. Miss Swan son can weave three baskets a day and is now filling a large order for a local art store, which has found them popular with the trade. Big dance, big orchestra. Wal ker's Sat. night. Adm. 10c, dance "5c. , : 35 Bring your invalids and old peo pie to the Ashland Convalescent and Rest Home. 89 Bertha Vernon is a visitor In the oily from Klamath Falls, who ar rived yesterday. ' , : ; Kiddie hats 35c to 12.98 at the Emmy Lou Hat Shop In M. M. Store tomorrow. . i 35 All kinds of roodwork. City Cabinet Works, 227 N. Fir. . 6 . Roseburg, visitors (n. Medford yesterday at the Scottish Rite re union included George Spaur, isa. rtore Abraham, W. A. Creary, Mor ris C. Bowker, John K'ngi Johm 13. Flurry, Morris J. Newlln and Bert Wlle. These men are all workers In the Rose Croix degrees being conferred yesterday afternoon ana evening. ' ' '' -' ' '. . . Let me write your fir. Insurance. Carl Y. Tengwald.- Hotel Holland. Phono 993. tf Heal your orchard with kindling, blacks and slabs. Tel, 631, Med ford Fuel Co. . ' . .. tf 1 Fishermen ore splrinlhg yarns. For instance, Martin Real, who with Ben Bowers 1 made a flsblng trip to the Savage Rapidji district yesterday, returned with what, he declared; was the biggest catch of the seasbn a Chinook which tip ped ilie scales at 33 pounds. But along comes Game Warden " Roy Parr and announces' that after a three-quarters of ,an Houi spirited, struggle" d"- LoS: Angeles .woman Innfled a. 3C-nound hlnoolc Jxesllrtent tci'ilay and' Warden Parr ' qudfes . "W More than ;o delegntes from thel five different counties represent ed In the first district federation of women's clubs of Oregon, had arrived in Ashland at 10 o'clock today, to attend the annual con-; vention which opened officially with a luncheon at the Llthla Hotel at noon. r. .. The entire morning was given over at the Civic club house, to' the registration of delegates, whu; will continue to arrive. llnoiiKh out the day, bringing tomorrow's; registration up to over 100 mem-! hers, it is thought. Eighteen iXit-' terent women's organisations Willi represented nt'the two-day Ruluhow Gibson a his authority. A Hollywood woman landed o Chi nook .weighing jufd-- two pounds less, according to the story. Ash-, land Tidings. 1 ' - Big dance, ' big orchestra. Wal ker's Sat. night.'. Adm. 10c,. dance 7.10. ;- . ,.' ' '36 Rucker's Taxi; Phon. 68. Rates 256.- Prompt service. -life. Colonel Corddn Voorhles return ed yesterday 'after spending ' 'ten days in Portland, his former home. Nat opens Sunday. 86 Month end sale at the Emmy Lou Hat Shop in M. M. Store.' 38 II. chandler Egan left last night for Chicago; III.; -where he will, meet Mrs. Kgan, who left, here two weeks ago to attend the wedding of her son Barrett Scudder in that city on May 4th. ' Cheap lumber and cedar posts. Medford Lumber Co. ' : - 137tf Dance, Oold Hill, Sat. night ' 36 The condition of Howard' Vin cent, suffering at the Sacred Heart hospital from pneumonia, -was're-ported to he a little improved to day. ' '' '..' ' ' Hot, clean coal. Tel. 611. Med ford Fuel Co. 32-ttf Cheap dry lumber at Medford Lumber Co. . . 327tf Callfornlans registered .at Med ford hotels Include Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Herrlck of Eureka, Harold Aughlry of ftnn Mateo, Art Russell. K. P. Dell, J. 1m Jones, J. K. Rob erts and G.' Vi. Finch of Sacra mento, C. W. Harris of San Ian dro. Mr. and Mrs..R. W. Burrows of Petaluma,' Mr, and Mrs. J. J. Bradley of Orovllle, O. S. Tlvy, Jr.. of Imh Angeles, O. E. Polk and Ray mond Mattheu of Kan Francisco.' Month end sale at the Emmy Lou I Hat Shop In M. M. Store. 38 Dance. Gold Hill, Sat. night. 38 The Hot Springs swimming pool nenr Ashland was a popular attrac tion' for swimmers yesterday after noon und Included several from Medford. They reported the water and air temperature to be ideal for good swimming. - Heat your orchard with kindling, blocks and slabs, Tel, 681, Med ford Fuel Co. , tf Today was by far the 'warmest day of the .spring season .so far, with a maximum of 75 degrees, which was-four degrees more than the maximum of yesterday. To day's minimum was 37. I Something different. Lots of fun. Jackson Springs club, Satur day nlte. 3 The city will be In Its best dress tomorrow morning when the' nun dreds of Shrinem invade the city from various parts of Oregon und California. . Merchants and busi ness men have cooperated In won derful style wiiw the local Shrine decorating committee nnd the clfy Is completely dressed in & well bal anced color scheme of flags and Shrine emblems. Flower plants for sale. 206 B. Holly. 35 Hev. 'E. P. I-awrence. pastor of the Presbyterian church, arrived home this noon from Kan Francisco and Anselmo, Cal. He reports hav ing much enjoyed the graduating exercises at the latter place. Old-time dance, Nat. Thurt. 98 convention from Jackson, Jose phine, Lake, Curry and Klamath ! counties. I The Greater Medford club of Medford, the only organization as yet affiliated with the state fede ration, was represented by more than 20 members. Mrs. A. J. Han- by, third vice-president of the first district federation and Mrs. Rose Schleffelln. parliamentarian, were the two local officers, elected last year, who assisted Miss Grace Chamberlain of Ashland, president 01 tne redoration in receiving the visiting delegates and guosts thru- out tne morning. I Mrs. G. J. Frankel of Portland. state federation president, pleas antly surprised many 01' the mem bers by nrrlvinK In Ashland on the' noon stage today, in response to an invitation sent her by the Ashland club. She was the hon ored guest at the luncheon, and gave an impromptu respdnse to the enthusiastic greeting extended her by Miss Chamberlain and the local federation delegates. Following the luncheon, the members proceeded to the Civic club house, and the afternoon' session was called to order by Miss Chamberlain as presiding' officer, asujited by Mrs. Alex Grant Jackson of Grants Pass and Mrs. A. J. Hanby of Medford, at two o'clock.- " j "A Collect for Club Women," 1 wxltten by .Mary Stewart, was re cited' In unison by the large num ber of delegates, ufter which they sang "Oregon My Oregon," and saluted the flag. I Greetings from the ' Ashland Civic Improvement club as . hos tesses at the convention, were ex tended by Mrs. Henry Enders, president of that organization. A respdnse for : the . delegates was gWeri.by Mrs. Alex Grant Jackson. district vice-president of Grants Pass. A report of the program committee 'and a recital of cun- ijventlon ruleswere given by , Mrs. JA. J, nanDy, msirici vice-presi- hati I personally have galnedi through' my leadership as cltihl president, . was the topic de veloped hy ' the council of presi dents, led by Mrs. O. ri. Lindley of Klamath Falls. .v . Ah interesting feature at . to- .morrow s afternoon session .;,wlii ba Hi edisplay of valuable "rugs by Atlyeh brothers of Portland, who are sending their exhibit to Ashland, just for the federation, With Tlenry McCullough as speak er. This display Is presented as an educational feature on the. pro gram. - OE Swift 's Boiled Ham There is nothing better for quick lunches than cold boiled ham. Try Swift's Premium when you want the very best ham for sandwiches. Swift's Dried Beef I Swift's Premium Beef is good when chipped real thin on our electric slicer. Try creamed chipped beef for a change. Swift's Premium Bacon We believe there is no finer bacon than Swift's Premium. The flavor is just right and we can slice it to suit you. Order a half pound for trial. - Special for Saturday 3 Cans Del Monte Apricots 93c ,',- ; . ' ( ' . t All telephone orders receive the same careful attention as if you called at the store in person. Personal Attention Phone 252 Prompt Service H E. MARSH GROCER Phone 252 OE 301 301 D lO T I. Wl- WASHINGTOX, April' 20 A division of opinion has develop-1 Thomson are feeling much sadness ed. In the senate Judiciary commit- and regret, aa this city has been tee on the right of Secretary Mel- jthe best homo that either had ever Ion to hold office in the face of an 'enjoyed beyond the homes of their old vlntute forbidding the secretary (youth, and they have accumulated of the treasury to be Interested in utt many friends during their years trade or cdmmerce and a special of residence here, both socially session bf the committee has been rind in general. Called for tomorrow for a vote On Tills reeling of regret at leaving the Question. Is reciprocal on tne part of the )!C! E Colonel' C. Oi: ThomBon, Mrs. ThomHon anU tholr young nonn, "Pete" and "3o(V't already havo beRun to hlfl their mrtny trlendH nntl acqimlntrinceH good-hye, an they .leave Monday for Ihelr per manent home at Y one mite national park Incidental to the former' recent promotion to the fluperin tendency of that park, aftor having nerved for the .pat hIx yearn uh Huperlntendent of Crater National park with their home In thin city, Ah the time comen to bid fare well to Medford, Colonel and Mm ft Tonight's the big night, dome on down and get , , yonr china. "''' Last Tlmea .- TONIGHT 8HIRLEY MA80N ' in " : " "; "RUNAWAY GIRLS" TOMORROW ONLY KEN MAYNARD IN "The CALIFORNIA MAIL" 'S Moil ford public in general. Oolonel Thomsoh hd's always taken an (ictive part in the. olvio and, .other activities of. Medford except In the summer time, during the Crater Lake season, when all. his time was. required on duty In the park.- He was. also active In American Legion post and Klks lodge affairs, both Colonol nnd Mrs; Thomson will be sadly missed by the Medford pub-. He, and thoir sons will . also, be missed from the. high school stu dent body, . , , , ; The Thomsons are leaving early Monday morning for their future home at Yosemite national park In California, to which point they will travel by auto via the Redwood highway. Their furniture Is going to Yosemite by the Bads Transfer Co. auto van, which on the rrh trip will bring the household goods, of : Superintendent -E. J." BollnRtyv the new; Crater park superinten dent; and. family.- The - Botlntk'y family apeot to arrive the middle of next week, to .make their pr' manent residence at the govern ment home on Queen Ann avenue, ' . 1 . She came home with her Tiat oh one side,-and her clothes ol lcrushe dlooklng. ,;i."'' 7: t. '- : . !' "Looks as though she's been knocked down by a motorist." said one neighbor, sympathetically. .'- "Or picked up,!' : said another, thoughtfully. ' "".T -r- -- - -'V' Clean rags wanted at the Mall Tribune office. ,1 ... ' tf Monarch Seed & Feed Co.-s : Saturday u ; Garden Specially Gladioli Bulbs, No. 1 size. 50c dbz. Onion Sets, firm and fresh . 12c qt Ken-L-Ration, 7 cans ; . . . . . $1.00 SAVE YOUR FLOWERS Kill Aphis BeforThey Ruin Your Garden Sprayer Special 80c 1 Tin Hand Spray Pump I 2-02. Bottle Evergreen Spray 1 l ib. Bar Whale Oil Soap. v r ; Regular $1.10 valuei A combination thai will rid your, garden of aphis or plant lice.' Planet Jr BiaU-WHEETi Cultivator Rolls Regularly tor ...,.,- $s Special Hturdiy $4.25 4 Price for. Cash Only " See Our Mammoth Pant Plants Selling for 60o a doaen