Medford mail tribune., June 14, 1929, Image 4

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mt:dfot?d matt, TnTtiuyK, rEDronp, onFfiox fktday, .tfnf 14. 1923.
George Walsh at
t the Isis Tonight
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, The lsls theatre In HiurrlnK
Georee Walsh in "The Bruudwuy
Drifter."
In It this star Is in a more
Klorlfled product Ion thnn ordi
narily. Not that the athletic m
tlf 1 vubdued, hut there ia on
Nfde rattle lustre tedded, not only
by an Hll-tnr rntt, hui 1y a ley
of pretty kIvh. Oeorye Walsh ua
the inaHter In n health Ki hool of I (
flujpeiH. ' I
ItcsldcH Mr. Wutsh, Dorothy J
Mull In cn-Htarred
HurriH Airport Improvement
pfLTsxini: rapidly.
iy
Piggly Wig'g
Help Yourself and Save the Difference
WEEK-END- FEATURES
For Saturday and Monday
June 15 and 17
SHREDDED WHEAT,
per package
10c
KELLOGG'S PEP,
per package
7c
KELLOGG'S RICE KRISPIES,
per package '.
Four pkg. limit on Pep and Krispies
BULK SHORTENING,
3 pounds
7c
42c
Argo Corn Starch
3 packages
23c
Canada Dry
Ginger Ale
2 bottles
43c
WAX LUNCH PAPER,
9 rolls
25(
PAPER NAPKINS,
2 10c packages
15c
VEGETABLE NUT OLEO,
3 pounds
49 c
WISCONSIN BRICK CHEESE,
per pound
5-pound bricks : $1.39
30c
HOOD'S PEANUT BUTTER,
1 -pound can
2 pound can '. :
25c
17c
PIGGLY WIGGLY SPECIAL,
"A" Elend coffee, 3 lbs.
$1.00
MILANI'S SALAD DRESSING, O O
pint jar
MILINI'S RELISH SPREAD,
pint jar
29c
BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE,
quart bottle
73c
Certo Jell-a-Teen Cane Sugar
2 bottle 3 (tfirkJiKCH lO-llt, hug
49c 20c 57c
WIGGLY WIGGLY FLOUR, l Q
49- lb. sack P1.U7
PIGGLY WIGGLY BREAD, on
3 loaves
K. C. BAKING POWDER, "Q
25-oz. can 1 7C
50- 02. can 39
SALAD OIL, OO
quart .: ;'. OOC
Fino for ynui' mayonnaise or fryinjr; iso same
as Wesson oil. Sold in bulk.
Piggly Wiggly
Meat Market
SPECIALS
Beef Pot Roasts, o r
per pound OK
Choice Steaks, o C r
per pound OD
Fresh Side Pork, ?ftr
per pound ""
Bacon Squares, 20 r
per pound ""
Lamb Fryers Rabbits
Phone 1236
We Deliver
Your Piggly Wiggly Location
408 East Main
Medford, Ore.
BY
.YOUTH IN ATTIC
Family Arrives in Search of Work;
After Trudging From Cleveland
Father Discouraged by Adversity
Am n result nf a Mt of michlwv-
OUSIM'KH, Sl'I ioUfly 1 tlVtJlVlUK the
. .-uiity oi a hut'Klary ehaiKc
four local hlKh Mi-hu Ihivh me in
the toilK of the eity polite de
Iiariment. fol lowing an escapade
In which they took part last eve
jiiiik at h ' Ciiilei iaa theater.
They had 'attempted to wee a free
show hy crawlinK through a venti
lator hole on top of the theater t
roof, and niKiht have heen auceesH- I
ful had not one of the quartet xlip- i
ped, knockinK l(mw a portion of I
the thaler ceiling." ' I
The audience below, viewing the
presentation of a movie, heard the
noino of the hreakinK cellinK, he
c.ime restU'MH, hut quickly qui ted
down, I lowever, when William
I'routy of the theater staff discov
ered thFioy, turner) on the attic
liKhtH and caused them to run In
etloti to escape, other memherH of
the quartet began hreakinK
tliroiiKh the ceiliiiK-
Hmiifonn saw light through the
holes and shouted fire, and in a
moment the audience was out of
their neattf, and had it not heen
for a number of level-headed per
son, a -serious panic might have
ensued. Upon being assured there
.viis no troubie, the audience re
sumed walchliiK the picture.
The boy 8 are to appear thin aft
ernoon at, the police station, hut
as yet no decision haa heen
reached as to what charge to place
igainst them.
panled by their sinter, Mrs. Victor
Mason, who will vibft with them!
and other relatives at Whittier.
Mr. Kindle, of Heebe & Kindle, !
of Medford called on Mrs. G. L.
Ilullen at the lied Crown service
station Wednesday morning.
Mrs. Anderson Wttikleman. who 1
eah city and hamlet, the father has been spending the past six
attempted to locate employment, j weeks with her sister-in-law, Mrs.
but always was unsuccessful. Mak- Albert Wlnkleman, at Carter, Ore.,
ing their slow way by gradual returned home on train So. 13 on
the family steps, they arrived in Hoseburg ednesduy.
he walked Kunday and last night they ur-; Mr. and Mrs. Connor of Wagner
rived In Medford, Creek are making an extended
(The first thing he did was to visit with their daughter, Mrs.;
call at local employment agencies i Lloyd Hanscom, and family at their
for a joh of any kind, and this home on Mttle Applegate. i
forenoon on the street he was
telling a reporter how discourag
and
I The sheet metal hnslness
nut so good in Cleveland
Jai-k Hoselton could not find em
ployment in his trade to keep the
' proverbial wolf from
! door. Iay after day
i the Htreets of Cleveland searching
' In vain for odd Jobs, hut success
fill applications were few and far
j between. Jack wan a willing
! worker, hut he had never beforo
! seen conditions so discouraging.
! He held many consultations with, in the horizon seemed to be.
! his wife, while three hungry chll-J "I would be willing to do any
dien. the oldest of whom is 10, thing wash dixhen, work with i
i looked on- In vain hope their long
I nrnversations would bear fruit.
It was three weeks ago when
they dec dod on coming west to
Oregon and to Medford. Jack
pick and shovel or any kind of
work a man could do," he said.
"I've tried everywhere down the
line. 1 found thousands out of
work in Portland, and back In
Les-
thought of his sister. Mrs. Charles Cleveland unemployment Is caus
Swift of this city, whom he had ing a breadline. I urn willing to
not seen for years, and came to work, but my applications are
the conclusion that surely out west; never accepted.
where the population is not soi "Man, it is discouraging, and
heavy, employment would be a sometimes I wonder how we man
much easier matter. ! age to get along, when it would
With a small capital, not enough be so much easier to be out of
for one person to make the trip it all. and it's been taking a lot
across the continent, tho family, of courage to keep myself from
of five set out on the long trek, getting so desperate."
much as the nomads did In the! "I am going down to the mill
I davs of old. Thev trudged wear-! now and the box factory," he con-
ilv along the by-ways and high-l eluded as ne
ways the father, the mother and away, a wan smile lighting up
the children, with tho exception
of the smallest which he carried.
Motorists were kind to the wan
dering, homeless family and saved
them from walking hurtdreds and
hundreds of wearisome miles. At
Daily Meteorological Report
started to walk
I worried face.
Hoselton declared he would not
I bother the Red Cross for help,
; but that he would try and get
alone some way get a Job and
make his home In Medford.
Methodist Church
Uev. Audley Brown, pastor,
Sunday school at 9:4f a. m
ter .Vewbry, superintendent.
Church services at 11 a. m. and
8 p. m.
Kp worth league at 7 p. m. A
meeting for young people.
Young people's prayer meeting
Wednesday at 7:30 p. m.
Regular prayer meeting Thurs
day at 7:30 p. m. Choir rehearsal
immediately following.
Wagner Creek Baptist Church
Klder John Kanton, pastor.
Sunday school at 10 a. m. Miss
B. X. French, superintendent.
Preaching services at 11 a. m.
and 8 p. m.
Young people's meeting 7 p. m.
Klder P. B. Livingston of San
Leaiidro, Cal., will conduct evan
gelistic services commencing Sun
day evening at 8 o'clock, and con
tinuing through the week. Every
body welcome.
June 14, 1929
i'lirtHibstM.
Medford and vicinity: Partly
cloudy tonight and Saturday. Pos
sibly local showers. Continued
mild.
Oregon: Generally cloudy to
night and Saturday. Pro
E
BUTTE FALLS ON
IL
BL'TTK FALLS. Oro., June 14.
(Spccia.) Karl W'ymore. a Uni
versity if Oregon Hludenl, arrived
ihome Friday to upend his sum-
Hhnwein in extreme went portion,
t'oiilimied mild.
y r a.
Local Data ,
i r a-
: P j
Temperature (ilenH.).. 74
lllKlienl (lust 12 In H 82
lowest (laMl 12 lil'H. 55
l:el. Humidity (pc.).... ti2
I'reelpltation (In.)
State of weather: Cldy.
thin
60
74
59
711
T
fitly.
morn
Lowest temperature
tmf. (i!t deKrees.
Total preelpltation sineo Sep
temlier 1, lilL'8. 13.5 Inehes.
Temperature a year ko today:
HlKhem, 77; lowest, 45.
Sunset today, 7:47 p. 111.
Suiulse Saturday. 4:35 n. ni.
Sunset Saturday, 7:4K p. m.
Observations Taken at 5 A. M.
120th Meridian Time
CITT
S ft v. I
?3 IS
?3 fa
mer vacation with his parents at
this place.
.Mr. and Mrs. Uoscoe Laraen of
Phoenix. Ore., visited hero for a
few days before leaving .for Mc
Miimvillc. where they will spend
part of the summer.
Miss Fern t'levenKer of Medford
visited for a few days at the home
of her Krandparcnts, .Mr. and Mrs.
1 Mahoney.
.Mrs. (Icrtie Spencer, who has
heen worktnK in rorlland tor the
past few weeks, returned home
Friday.
Fred llawklnson of Portland ar-
l.n,.a M..tn..,l.,u On tnft f,,,.
!,... u 1 1.. ...i.i 1,1., June IB is on tho captivity of
,.... i 1..... ' m.. m i 1 ....nit.luduh and tho iiolUen text
ellyn. and children.
Miss Hazel ..Taylor la leavlll;
Tuosday for slilnnd; whtti'O yiss
Taylor will attend summer solfpolyj
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hoover toff
Wednesday for Union (.'reek.
where Mr. Hoover expects to find
employment. (
Mrs. Ililkey and clilldreh' were.
Medford visitors Tuesday. '
Mr. and Mrs. Itoliert . Fleming
arc enjoying a visit from Mrs.
Fleming's sister and hrother-lili
law anil their four children.
Maker I'lty 711
Itlsnmrck 7H
Itoiso !I0
I leaver 7(1
lies Moines - 71)
Fresno HO
Helena 70
Los Angeles 7(1
Marshflelil (ill
Phoenix 104
Portland X
Ued Hlnff !'()
Hnsehurg 70
Salt Ijike City .. 82
San Francisco .. fi4
Santa Fo 74
Seattle lS
Spokane UK
Walla Walla .... 711
Winnipeg
L.
62
60
54
54
62
64
54
6S
64
liK
58
04
6S
0
64
58
K2
48
W. PICK.
Cldy.
Cldy.
flear
Clear
Cldy.
Cldy.
Cldy.
Cldy.
Cldy.
Clear
Cldy.
Cldy.
Cldy.
Clear
Cldy.
Clear
Cldy.
Cldy.
Cldy.
Cldy.
REESE CREEK TO
.ELECT DIRECTORS
M0NDAYJUNE17
REESE CREEK, Ore.. June 14.
(Special.) The a n n u 1 school
meeting notices have been posted
giving notice that on Monday,
June 17, there are to be two di
rectors and a clerk elected, one
for three years and a director and
clerk for one year.
The weather has cleared and put
a big smile on the farmers' faces,
who are in the hay up to their eyes.
We hear a good deal about flies
theae days, but right now all Ik
outclasHed by hay flies. Judging
bythe way we have had to turn,
shake and turn hay since the rain.
Viola Jackson visited in Med
ford a few days last week.
The Sunday school lesson for
Brisbane's Today
JOHNSON'S MARKET
Arcade Market
Frvcrs to 38J
Hens 320 to 35
Fruit Market
Home grown Pi-as, 3 lbs 17
Lettuce, 3 beads '
Oranges, 3 do'. : W
Dry Onions, 4. lbs Ivip
Phone 1136 Sixth and Grape
Plenty of Parking Space
(Continued from Page One.)
Money, in the
usury, goes up and down in value
like cotton, wheat and sugar. It
was comparatively cheap yester
day. In Wall Street only 7 per
cent.
Stocks were cheerful in conse
quence. "Hig Steel," General Elec
tric and some others began climb
ing upward.'
The poor bears are still waiting
for the "collapse" that is to enrich
thein.
M .
If our famous Federal Reserve
had really "stabilized credit" in
stead of stabilizing usury, the bears
would have been still sadder.
Perhaps somebody sold otit too
soon or didn t get in soon
enough.
Sir Oliver Lodge, English sclent- i
i6t, says everybody not foolish will
soon live to one hundred. Animals
ordinarily live. ten times as Is re
quired for them to reach maturity.
On that , basis men should live to
be 160 at leaBt, and prqbably will
if they want to.
That would complicate the popu
lation problem.
Young Mr. Oreenhut proposes a
gigantic chain of smaller newspa
pers, and wishes you to know that
he Is no disguised power trust.
He has underwritten a difficult
I task. Anyone of a thousand local
modern game of I newspaper editors can tell him of
I many differences between a news-
i paper chain and a chain of retail
stores.
Tho house, rejecting the deben
ture plan, . deprived middlemen of
a comfortable profit on farm ex
ports. Intelligent farmers know that it
wouldn't have given them much if
anything.
The President is supported in his
common sense attitude.
An airplane, with new "air mall
pickup." tukes mail sacks from the
neck of the Leviathan at sea, hur
rying the mail ashore.
The plan will save two days In
in trans-Atlantic mail delivery.
4-4
Soon planes will carry mail from
shore to shore, passengers! also,
and save more than six days. It
is hard to realize now. And in a
few years it will be difficult to
realize that men ever doubted It.
ASHLAf ELKS PLAN
FLAG DAY CEREMONY
ASHLAND, Ore.,' June 14.
(Special.) Flap day will ho ob
aerved by the Elks lodge with fitT
ting ceremonies at the Klks tem
ple. Kred Homes, who Is tho head
of the committee in charge, an
nounces that preparations are
complete and that the lodge ex
pects a large attendance of meirw
bers and their friends. The Klks
will assemble at 7 o'clock and will
march to the Plaza carrying flagH.
The public is invited to attend tiie
patriotic program ' of - music and
ceremonial and to - hear the ad
dress given by William Briggs.
SCARSDALE, N. Y. JPfr For
10 years the Scarsdale Inquirer,
a weekly, has had a complete staff
of women. Such has been one of
its boast3. Finally it has hired
a man' to cover police and fire
10 0-0
Meteorologist.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbun.-Vlrgln Station
OWKN - OIUX.OX I. IT M P K It
WW 1'. June 14. (Special.)
The lugging Industry Is encour
aged, as a bright sun hat warmed
the wooda and wheeling and
bunching crews can work with
better progress.
The felling and burking crews
have moved to a new hit! ion of
timber, which Is encouraging on
their part.
The government has graded the
road all the way to camp--, itmk
Ing the drive to Itutte Falls more
comfortable.
!l. K. Pan key succeeded J. A.
frump as scaler. .Mr. (.'rump Is
now felling timber.
'.Righteousness exalteth a nution,
but sin Is a reproach to any peo
plp." Pro. 14:34.
" The iprayef- meetings Wedesday
nights are being well attended.
.Mrs. James Johnston, wife of Rev.
Johnston, who preached during
tho Reese Creek revival, was pres
ent last Wednesday night, who. as
is her husband, a very deep Chris
tian, and proved a great blessing
to all present. Rev. Criffeth will
preach next Sunday as usual at
1 1 o'clock. :
Kb. Purchases
TALENT
TAl.KNT, Ore.. June It (Spe
cial! II. B. Nye has purchased the
town lots known as the Cameron
property on the corner of Main
street and Railroad avenue. Mr
Nye Is planning on erecting a $U00
home on the property.
Mrs. .1. H. Edwards and daugh
ter. Hetty le. of Ashland spent
KYidny and Saturday with Mrs. Ilul.
len.
Theodore Jones and Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Jones, who havo beer
spending the past two weeks vis
iting with relatives In the valley,
returned Tuesday to their home In
W'hlitier. Cal. 'They were acrom-
;
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6 to 6:15 lsls Tlu'utor.
,at:l5 to K : 3ii Mill! Tribune.
nev and mitrkota. j
6:H to 7 lliiml HnXllut
iiiuppt ;
.Saturday, .tunc 1.1 .
9':Jtl to 10 White King
Sunp I'ninimny.
111 to 11 IVoph-M !-:tn'trU '
11 to 1 1 :3l Hi-vbe & Kindle. :
ll:3li to I- Krnnoiny Oro-
i'atrU and Kit IttllllN-
11' noun New!. tlpnlH, MimI-
(.ml .Mall Trlliune. .
IS t" I'Sii Klvi'ti !.' Wiring. ;
l:.3i to 1.1" William iji'i'V-
' ire Station.
6 to 6: I ! IwIh Tliean-r.
6:1 A to ft: 3n Mall Tribune,
lirwn ami niHi'ki'l. 1
;
EAGLE POINT GRANGE
MEETS TUESDAY NIGHT
Kagle Point Orange will have th
first and second decrees put on
next Tuesday night. June 1, by
tho Central Point degree tam.
This team hns an rnvtahte reputa
tion for the excellence of its work
and all nhotild attend who can. We
esiK't'tally ntxe nil candidates to
be present.
TliereIU also he Important bus
ineiis presented for consideration
of the grange on the subject of the
new granfte hall.
Visitors are nlny welcome.
LIBERTY MARKET
"THE HOME OF GOOD MEATS"
Swift's Government Inspected Beef
Swift's Best
Swift's Premium
Hams
. Half or Whole
Saturday Only
Per Pound
34c
SWIFT'S BEEF .
BEEF TENDERLOIN
SPRING LAMB
FRYERS
CHICKENS
RABBITS
CORN FED PORK
LUNCH MEATS
V ;() 7
si!" T sy
You'll Find No Better Place to Trade
Holly and Main
Phone 164
WHOLESALE STORES
123 West Main Street
Our merchandise is now moving direct from the manufac
turer to our Medford store, which enables u s t o offer you
merchandise at a lower price than we have ever before
quoted you. Come in and see for yourself. You will not
want to pay the difference between wholesale and retail
when you compare our regular everyday wholesale prices
with those asked you by the average retail store. ,
Soap
Tea
Soup
White Wonder.' It's a Port,
land soap of very high quality.
Upton's extra quality green
tea. Every pound guaranteed.
Van Camp's best quality to
mato soup.
10
.29
Lg. bars..
Milk
Alpine brand. It's one
the best milks packed.
Per pound
Salmon
65
12
Lg. cans
.85
Hominy
of
Fancy quality
by Libby.
red. Packed
Van Camp's whole
eastern white hominy.
grain
48 tall ens 4.30 8
oz. can
13
12
cans
.75
Coffee
Apple Butter
Jam
Pure Fruit anA Kun.. w.
Hills Bros. Red Can. It's one Libby's fancy solid pack. have assorted kinds to suit
of the very best. Every can guaranteed. you.
P3r pound.. 50 Gal. size can.. 65 O Lb. jar... 53
Beets
Mill Run
Sure Grow
Fancy local grown new Beets. It's one of the cheapest feeds. Sperry's best growing mash
You will like them.
Lg. bunches
Qg S0Lb.sk. 1.45
Buy Sperry's.
New Peas
Sure Lay
100 lb. sk. 3.40
Corn
Spery'a Extra quality. IV,
Local Green Peas. They ar. the best and you get one Whole Eastern Corn. It's a
fresh and you will like them. free sack with each twenty. fancy grade.
Per pound:..-.... 05. 100 lb. sk. 2.75 1001b. sk. 2.30
WHOLESALE STORES
123 West Main Street