Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 26, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textf ! t PAGTC FOUR MEDFORD TRIBUNE. MFDFOTtD, QKEGOy, FRIDAY, 'AVTlTt'j 2(5, 1029. CULT LEADER FED JtOS ANCKUKH. April 2. fiP) Police here Kxiuy hb failed to ftnd any evidence substantiating an affidavit mad by Aim, Kvelyn Rosen era nit, Hfint&U0itIn convlft. charging William E. Riker, leader of a religious cult, of killing "Mrs. Margaret White, , They found no record thnt any woman pf that jname wan missing, or Uatl evr existed under the v.iro iintmunf a rif-M-ribd In the afTMiivit. Riker, walled "father" of "Holy city," ihe nnijie of ilie com munity In the &UIUA t ruz inoun talhH where ineinljein of the leUfcJ ouh cult reside, wa released uftr h day of iiueHtionlriK- j IRAIN HAMPERS I; Your Medford ! Piggly Wiggly Co. Cordial Greetings Shriners X Note Following Savings for . Saturday and Monday O Loaves BREAD, ?. Piggly Wiggly ,. 20 c AQ Found Sack Piggly Wiggly FLOUR $1.87 3 Lbs. Piggly Wiggly ."A" Blend COFFEE $1.00 A Rolls TOILET TISSUE Velvety Fine Tissue, for.... 25c SUGAR J QQ pound Sackr Os.no 25 10 Pound Sack : Pound Paper $5.63 $1.44 58c BUTTER Snider's Best Creamery, Per Pound ... Piggly Wiggly, , Per Pound 48c 46c 3 Packages JELLO .. 23c O Pounds OLEOMARGERINE, Piggly Wiggly O Pounds Standard , "Sweet' Nut ijl..:.....,.... 39c 35c n SHORTENING " Pounds Snowdrift Q Pounds Jewel 45c $142 'COOKIES"- 6 Dozen -Per dozen 5 cts. 25c SOAPS 1A Bars 1 w Proctor & Gamble L.J... 1 Package Citrus, . , x Granulated, Per Package I ( Bars (Carton) of Pels Naptha' 35c 34c 59c O C K C BAKING POWDER 1Q ? -oz Can .iyC Piggly Wiggly Market MEAT SPECIALS All Choice Steaks, per pound Beef Pot Roasts, per pound . Fresh Side Pork, per pound Pork Roast, per pound ...... Phone 1236 35c 25c 20c 25c We Deliver PIGGLY WIGGLY All orders amounting to $3.00 or more FREE DELIVERY We Pay 24 cts. Dozen for Eggs, Cash or Trade '-MAJOR LEAGUE -BATTLE FRONT Chicago and Detroit Only Dry Spots Browns Beat ' Sox to Tie First Place- Gray Shows Great Form, On Mound. M'EWAN REPORTS 'UPSETS FEATURE GAME PLANNED M KITTEN DIAMOND MIAMI BY LIGHTS PLAY THIS WEEK Mason , City Henry Falegano. Des Moines, outpointed Pat Sween ey. .Minneapolis, (10). Sandusky -Juckie Rodgers. of Pittsburgh, stopped Mickey Paul, lluffulo, (S). Jackson, .Mich. K. O. demons, t'lt-velanil. xtopped Sandy Moore, Chicago. (3). I VAUI.RJO. Cul., April iO.UPt Duxly .Miller of Victoria, IS. e., took a ten round decision from jtieuiKe Trenkle. of l.o Angeles, in I the main event of a boxing card J here last nlitht. Tliey are heavyweights. ni'niCNR, Ore., April 26. Wi i Two upsets were featured In the Captain John J. McKwan, head i last two tsumes of tlm r-ity kitten football couth at University of Ore-1 ball h'aKue. Wednesday night. Snl-j TAt'OMA. Wash., Aprii 2B.--(4) Kon, announced today that there "ajuors dairy deiemed the High il3lly Townsend, Vancouvec .light-' in probability that Oreon will nlav '. ' nr.ks, llito 7, In their first win wninhl. boxed i.and .punched 'his I the ' University of Florida in SLAIN IN BATTLE and brother of the slain man. tr.tti at this time searching for the dri ver of the truck, who had not been Identified. fb WITH PATROLMAN SURRENDER ON MAY 15 POP.TLAND, Ore., .April 20. (!) Emory Olmstend, former presi- By WILLIAM J. CHIPMAN Associated Press Sports Writer Rain swept all but two major louKue battles from the .schedule yesterday, leaving only Chicago and Detroit dry enough for any activity upon the field. The Drowns shaded the White Sox by 3 to 2 and the Tigers mauled the Indians by 6 to 0. The Hrowns managed to step Into a tie for lirst plate with 111" idle Athletics, but first place at Ibis stage of the sea son Is nothing but a name. What is more Important ft'tan t'in actual position of Ihe Browns Is the pitching Sammy (Iray exhib ited l:j handcuffing the troop of Lena fllackhui-ne. For the third time this season, Ihe Texas Terror made a winning entry In his pitch ing ledger, with no defeats any where to he seen. The home forces totaled two more hits off Gray than the Hrowns collucted from Lyons and his re lief, George C'onnally, in an 8-to-6 division, but Sammy never once let any doubt arise regarding his mastery of the situation. He passed two men, and received perfect sui port. Twenty.flve such games as he hurled la the wind-swept renches of Comiskey park yester day might make the Browns a seri ous pennnnt factor. The contest mnrked the homo opening of the White Sox, but It remained something of a secret.1 Only 10,000 of the more hardy fnm were lured Into, the cold park.. With opening day festivities suc cessfully behind them, the Detroit Tigers began their work-a-day games by overpowering the Cleve land Indians' as Km 1 1 Ycle pltchei excellent hn.ll. The homo team stampeded through the defense of Willis liudlln for three l uns in the first and two more in the fifth, lour more than enough to win. Detroit outhlt Clevphind hy 10 to 8, nml the Indian drives were well scat tered. . The Cardinals saw their home opening with Cincinnati postponed a second lime and countured with offorlug the. senson's first double header as a Saturday attraction first, that Is, barring tho morning and afternoon program always cur led oul In Boston on Patrolts' day. The other postponements will I await tho second trip for disposal. ,ir rno N.nurin twl In lac nluhtis HcrniT!a tho Una. fttlr,r, .... I post-season game on December ' I their fltuft by defeating the league at Miami. , .'leading Copco general office. Both McRwan said the present plans games were very exciting as Sji- called for the game at night in al''er,!' dulry won thelr !'""B ,n thp I- i.iim . ,,. , Iseventh inning and the PoBt Ofrica large stadium to .he rebuilt from , vtm thera , the.ove,-tlme nn,ng. tho great arena which was erected I The G-to-5 tie in the seventh ue for the Sharkey-StrlbUng fight. " cessltated an extra inning to bring "We are waiting for the final I""1 tl,e wlnn8r- ' ' word from Florida." Coach J. Following, la the league standing Ewan said. "I think the plans will way to a cleancut decision- Hankie rsrltt, Tacoma. In a six round main event here last night.- PORTLAND, Are., April 2S. (P) While his luotnor, a deputy snerui ; rt(,nl o ,,lc Northwestern Nutlnnnl was .' . searching foi him, Hoyal j bank, here, und John 13.. -Wheeler, Weckcrt of Sherwotd. truck dri- j former president of the MeCor- ve'rr'was shot and killed hei;o Insi I pver nisht by Tatrolman' Ham Ramsey go through. If the game hi ar ranged we will probably play St. Mary's college In California In the first of a series of post -conference to date: Copco General Office . Copco Warehouse Post Office Gold Seal Creamery . games, and then move on across Snlders' Dairy the country to Florida. "The idea of playing the big game at night is quite unusual. Many teams in the east have been doing all or a large part of their practice at night under flood lights, but I believe this Is the first time it has ever been proposed to play a major contest upder the lights." - W. .. 3 . 2 .. 3 . 1 . 1 . 1 Pet. 750 Bfi6 600 600 250 250 High Yanka Monday nlght'B g,ame between the two Copco teams promises to be a good one. These two are the leaders of the league in the per centage of games won and lost. Coast League Yesterday STANDINGS OF THE r, CLUBS. 10 BAM MEXICAN FRIEND BUFFALO BILL PASSES IN MISSOURI LOUISANA, Mo.. April 26. (P) rColonel Clnrepce Buell, one of the last surviving cronies of Colonel W. F. (Buffalo Bill) Cody, Is dead at his home here. He had been ill for a month. As a boy of 11. Buelll left his home Irt Baltimore, Md., and made his way to Cheyenne. Wvo.. where he became a cowboy. Indian flgnt- and friend of Buffalo Bill. He had resided here 33 years and had served as a deputy United . States marshal. He never revealed his age. nfler the .truckman,! said tn have been highiy intoxicated, had driven his maciilne into' a touring car and then given tattle to the officer. Earlier In the evening Weckert's five-ton truck smashed into a light touring car. , wec-Kert told tne driver of the other car" that he. would meet him at police head quarters. He failed to appear and prowl cars were dispatched to find the truck, the license number of which was known. Kamsey finally found the truck speeding up Corhett street. He forced Weckert to halt. As the officer was inspecting the truck Weckert leaped from the can and ran down the side of the road Into a ravine, namsey after him. Ramsey caught him . and the large truckman began beating him. The officer shot him and called an umhulance. , Ramsey ' suffered severe cuts, bruises and abrasions where Weck ert struck him with a club.' Virgil Weckert. a deputy sheriff day ordered to .surrender;.- to the United States marshal on May 1.1. The order was Issued by Federal, Judge McNary after it had been requested by the United Stales dis trict attorney. ' Olmslend Is under sentence of five years and Wheeler threo years, to McNeil Island. . Each was fined $1000. They were con victed of misapplication of funds of the Northwestern National bank, now defunct. Classified advertising gets results. Short Talk by a Thoughtful Mother A letter of thanks from a Cali fornia mother reached us recently:! "Foley's Honey and Tar Compound has its own place In our medicine r cabinet, and has saved us sickness and expense. For bronchial coughs, croup and whooping coughs, for night coughing and when my own sensitive throat starts up a nerv ous hacking, Foley's Honey and Tur is ulways a help and a com fort." Ask for it. For sale by Jar mln & Woods Drug Store, cor. Main and fentral. ' n. ir. k. Menttie 3 10 2 Portland li 8 1 Plpgras, Flsch. Collard. Lemnn skl and Cox; Knight and Rego, Bates. R. II. 13. San Francisco 6 13 - 1 Hollywood . 3 110 Jacobs and Reed, Schmidt: Hul vey and -Bassler, Sypher. R. H. E. Sacramento 14 0 Oakland. 2 5 "i (10 Innings.) . Keating and Severeld; McKvery and Head. R. II. E, Los Angeles S -; 1 ' Missions ...... a.. ....i. i 7 10' !.-j (11 Innings.) ' -' ' :'!j Roberts, Uarfoot and Warren, Hannnh;. Hubhel, Cole und. Bald win , . l'nclflc Coast Xiengiie, W. Missions 17 Los Angeles 18 San Francisco...: 17 Sacramento 10 Oakland r IB Portland -. 12 Hollywood 10 Seattle .-. : 5 fc National Leajrue. W. New York 3 Boston 3 Chicago 4 St. Louis 4 Philadelphia 3 Pittsburgh, 4.- 3 Cincinnati ' 2 Brooklyn T. 2 Radio Program Mall Tribune-Virgin Station American Ixngue. W. L. Philadelphia 4 2 St. Louis -. t 3 New York S S Cleveland 4 . 4 Detroit 0 B Boston 2 3 .Washington 2 4 Chicugo 2 C . . . ' Pet. I .054 ' .600 . .567 : .516; .500 i .480 ! '.436 i .200 Pet. .750 .600 .571 .671 .500 .500 I .333 .2S6 Pet. .667 .667 .600 .500 .500 .400 .333 .286 i LOS ANGKLKS, Cal., April 2C (P) After nearly four weeks of ar guments over torma, a junior light weight championship bout between Tod Morgan, Blender title holder, and Huhy Snl Sorlo, Sun Lerunar dino, Cal., Mexicau boxer, was signed and sealed todny. The date will bo .Monday night. May 20. und the place Wrlsley Hold. Tho weights will he i:)0 pounds, the junior lightweight limit. Those details were easy to settle, ' hut the division of tho spoils had hung the mutch on the rocks for nearly n mouth. 228.9 Meter 1310 K. C. Friday, April 26 p. M. - ' 6: 15 to 6:30 Medford Mnll Tribune News and , Market Reports. . (.., 6:30 to 7 Band Box lint Shoppe. ".. 7:30 to 8:30- Mrs. Melslnger. Conservatory of Music, Iln- watilan Concert. Saturday. Anrll 27 A. M. - .-' . 9:30 to 10 White King Soap Co. - , 4. 10 lo 11 People's Electric 4- Store. . 4. 11 to 11:30 Beebe (ff Kindle Service Station. r 11:30 to 12 Hock Gas Corpo- ration. 12 News 'terns by Mail Trib- une. M. . . 12 to 12:30 Electric Wiring Co. .., 4 12:30 to 1:30 Witham Serv- ice Station. - 6; 15 to 6:30 Medford Mall 4- Trlbuno News aud Market 4- Reports. 4. , . Fights Last Night (By the Associated Prens.) Cincinnati Joe Anderson, Cov- ington, Ky and Jimmy Muhonoy, ChiooKOt drew, (10), Jor Chaney, Baltimore; stopped (technical) Jim Mnekley. Lom Anpeles, (3). EAST'S! Backed by a 30 year reputation fur Quality Distributed by Hart Cigar Co. R09 Davis St., Portland Brisbane'sToday (Continued from Page One.) ornor Al Smith and rising sun of the locol Democracy. The fight for control of Tam many, polite on tho surface, was bitter underneath. A long political fight, with in fluence extending to the national campaign of 11132, may be tho re sult. Eight hundred delegates to the Red CroBS convention called upon President and Mrs. Hoover Wed nesday and contributed "first aid" by refraining from the usual hand shaking nonsense. ' Why 800 Intelligent human be ings should want to squeeze the Joints of the hand and tug at the muscles In the arm of a busy man 1 Is not easily understood. j Handshaking should be nhol-. ished, since it means nothing and spreads germs, . Tho House of Representatives : planned to force a vote oa farm re-: lief late lu the afternoon or early yesterday. I The Senate, committed on tho surface against Mr. Hoover's sug gestions, starts the usual long debate. Meanwhile, the Mississippi river broke a big bole In tho South Qulncy Gardens levee Wednesday morning. Farmers on 5000 acroa of good farm land have a problem that Is real, and a probable loss ot I300.0CO- Orca-on W'Mithrr. Fair tonight and Saturday, hut cloudy along coast: moderate tem perature. Gentle, varlatile wine's. Fruits and Vegetables Extra Special 25 25 Fancy Xew Peas, 2 lbs New Potatoes, 3 lbs. .'. Fancy Green Asparagus, 2 lbs 23 Home Grown Khubarb, 2 lbs ..1S Home Grown Spinach, 3 lbs .. 18 Dry Onions, 5 lbs. 25 Kadiskes, Carrots, Green Onions, bunch.... 5 At Our Fish and Poultry Counter 32? 30 25c Dressed Hens, fancy, per lb Fresh Chinook Salmon, 11). Fresh Smelt, 2 lbs At Our Lunch Counter Special Chicken Dinner .. 50p Johnson's Market Phono 97 6th and Grape Wholesale Stores Wny Pay Retail Prices When You Can Buy Wholesale? Tuna Fish White Star All white meat. D Lg. cans 125 12 Lg. cns. 35 Coffee Buy It at wholesale. Save : the retail profit. Del Monte, lb.. Hills Red, lb.... Fancy bulled lb . .49 33 ,52 Crackers Extra quality. Fresh baked. 2 Lbs. 3 Lbs. .33 .45 ' Malt Syrup Buy it at wholesale. Save the retail profit, Budweiser .. : .70 Rainier, 2y2 cn.o 39 Baking Powder Royal At wholesale prices. 2.35 c.1.19 6 12-oz. ens 01, - lb, O Lb. can.... 2.39 Gelatin Buy It at wholesale. Jello or Royal 12 Pkgs. . .95 Royal or Knox Plain Gelatin 6 Pkgs 1.00 French Ijjustard " Buy it at wholesale.' Save the ,' retailer's profit, , Lg. jars.. .75 Macaroni Golden Age. Finest quality. Large package, Packages, Spaghetti... .Noodles ...... 6 Packages Macaroni... 6 6 .55 .55 .55 Flour Buy it at wholesale. Save the retailer's profit. Lbs. Drifted Snow ;... fQ i0,nd-s HtJ I In rc! when t... 49 2.00 1.75 Hominy van Camp's. In medium size cans. Buy it wholesale. 6 Cans :...45 1 2 Cans ........ 8 5 Pork and Beans Van Camp's. Buy them wholesale. 12 Cans 1.00 Salad Dressing Pure Vegetable. Very best. 12 Pints 2.40 O Quarts ... 2.75 Oysters Fancy Eastern tack. Buy . them wholesale. 1 Cans.. l.'OO Cooked Meats Libby'a Extra Quality, it wholesale. Buy 12 12 12 12 I p Cat 1- Iln Cans Corn IVN'f.... Cans Vienna, Saiinte? Cnnx Di-vileil Meat O Cnns enl Iou( lis (tomilno. in 2.65 1.30 .50 2.00 1.40 Spaghetti 12 Van Camp's. Buy It wholesale. Tdirjro -a 1 H Cans 1 & Soup Van Camp's. Buy it , wholesale. Cans 12 Tomato 1.00 12 Vgtble. 1.15 Catsup Van Camp's. Buy it wholesale. 0 Bottles.... 1.00 Shortening . Pure Vegetable. Buy it wholesale. 4 Lbs o79 8 Lbs 1.49 Tea Lipton's Buy It wholesale. 1 Lb. green.... .65 1 Lb. black.... .88 Tubs at wholesale prices. Small size.. Medium size.. Brooms .69 .99 Extra quality, 5-sew. them wholesale. Buy Each .50 Cocoa Hershey's, Buy It wholesale. O Pull lbs. 1.55 6 Half lbs........ 8 5 Milk Carnation or Borden's. Buy it wholesale. 48caTs 4.40 123-127 West Main St. q Across Main Street Opposite Weeks & Orr Furniture Store