Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 21, 1929, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUTI DFOttD MATT, TRTBTTNT?, 'NrF.DFOTJ'D, OnFOONT, FT? TP AY, JUSE 21, 192fl. 8urvey Water Project SAI.EM. Ore.. June i.iPl P. A. Ewlng of the federal dopar' nient of agriculture arrived In Sa lem today preparatory to conduct inn an economic survey of I he Ir rigation projects in Oregon, lie will file tola report with the Kov erument. The invest ii?at ions will require several months, Mr. Ewln,' paid. ' Find Rancher's Body rtKDDINO, Cal., June I'l. The body of Krrlck Anderson. "7, Palo t'edro rancher, was found In flood debris of g stream on his ranch. Ho had been missing since Saturday. Woodburn to have new dry guodf store located In Betllemler build Inn- Piggly wiggly The way through the Turustyle leads to jiros perity and the swinging l'i'i'-e Tag is convinc ing, with a one price to all. Help yourself and save at IMggly Wiggly Week-end. features For Saturday and Monday June 22 and 24 Old Dutch Cleanser 6c can Limit 6 to a customer Pure Cane Sugar Fine Granulated QQr 8 lb-bag :. 00- Limit 8 pounds 8aturday price Chipso, Large size Pkg 22 C Bring Your Coupons and get 2 bars P A G Naptha Free I Red Double Lip Jar Rubbers Doz., pkg .... CERTO . The sure jell 2 bottles 49 c iHBsaMB SIBaSHBaSBBSHSmi Fannings Bread and Butter Pickles, 1Qn each, LZ" Fine for your picnic COAST TUNA, quarters, O C n 2 for JC M J B COFFEE, 2-lb. tins, QQ each BEECHNUT PREPARED. DKn SPAGHETTI, 2 for CJ MASON JARS, Ball, pints 83c Q O n quarts JELLY GLASSES, l-3rd pint, OQ c per dozen carton I KABAFUTO CRAB, or icebound, 0 9p can Very fine, about 90 leg meat. BEST FOODS MAYONNAISE, "IQ pints QUI CAMPFIRE MARSHMALLOWS, 9C 4 oz. 3 for 25c. l ib pkg I .-.--ISMS-.,.. I Mill I I. . Fresh Bulk SALAD OIL 33c qt. Bring your container and save the price of the can. Vegetable Shorten ing. Fresh in at a big saving OQ-, 2 lbs tV SUNMAID NECTAR RAISINS per pkg 10c Piggly Wiggly Flour, special Hard- t 1 4?Q wheat Blend, 49-lb. Sk P A OJ GREEN PEAS Home Grown 1 Cp 4 lbs AOU Lettuce, large crisp heads, Q 2 for v Fresh Vegetables for your selection. 1 rj Carrots, Beets, Turnips, 3 bunches for 1 " Piggly Wiggly Meat Market SPECIALS Choice Chickens and Rabbits Bacon Squares, o r pound UC All Choice Steaks, o e pound jOC Beef Pot Roasts, n r pound Fresh Side Pork, oa pound UC Phone 1236 We Deliver Your Piggly Wiggly Location 408 East Main Medford, Ore. Lottie Howard Closing Shop After Twenty-four Years in Millinery Business in Medford FIELD INSTALLED The Simplex method I tHK rnphy wuh Inst it lie d yesterday at Iht airport hy the Western Union company, to rm respond with tho wuno HK'thnd being put Into use at the local office headquarters. The niP8snfre being received and Kent over the printer telegruph will facilitate matters for the weather bureau as well as gov ern men t departments represented on the air map. Through the Western t'nlon this system Ik being ftistulled at all the Boeing airports throughout tho country. Reelpy Hall will leave Monday for Portland, where ho will take a short course at the Simplex s hool of telegraphy, sponsored by the Western t'nlon. He will spend several days learning how to operate tho new machines. The cn 11 boxes now being In stalled in all the business houses around Medford will be completed In from 1 0 days to two weeks, according to Don Collier, manager of tho Medford Western Union branch. fishWewTll The kind of regret one feels when the end of a romantic chap ter cotnes up to meet one In the renter of the pnge. That Is the way many of the pioneer shoppers In Medford felt when they read the "closing out- sign written in red and yellow across the Ixittie I Howard millinery shop uii iSouth , Central this morning. ! Twenty-four y curs has this youthful looking business woman 1 served the feminine buyers in J Medford, and many ' a headgear revolution has she battled through j during that time. Since she began tier career, she has seen 18 dif ferent millinery shops open up and go out of business. She was Jottlo Kim-aid, high sehool lass, when she first en tered business. It was funny how it started. She went into a little millinery shop where the Crate Irian theater Is now located, to buy J a hat. Uefore'she left she owned the store. The woman who then j ran It was going to get married and was ready to close. Lottie decided she wanted to buy. Hhe J talked her parents into staking her. An experienced milliner was E hired to run the shop while the high school girl went to tfan Fran cisco and studied the trade under Madame Williams of that city. Then she went to Portland and took a special course under Madame Wineburg. clever de signer, who had' spent three years In Paris. When Lottie came back to Med ford she still looked like too much of a "kid" to be taken seriously. So she did up her hair, donned long skirts (they wore them then), and went to work in earnest. She m o ved t wlce bef o re sh e finally settled in her present loca tion on North Central. Shti has been there 20 years. There she always enjoyed a substantial profit, even when other shops were going broke. "The place has endeared Itself to mo. I've known many happy hours here, and have seen many changes, both In the millinery business and In Medford. But there Is a time to make a change even In tho millinery world and 20 years seems quite long enough," she said smilingly this morning. F The fishing at Plum oral lake li excellent and tho Diamond laki remirt, which has been open tni some time past4 prepared to care for tourists and at) other comers, reports a thriving and gradually Increasing hiltttncsH. Tho local people, who plan to make slays at the resort cottages are warned to tiiuko their reservations us nodn as possible. In order to be sure of obtaining such accommodations. Tho roads between hero and Diamond lake are said to be In' good condition, with local people going up daily. There is no snow J at the resort or on the roads, j Many Aieori'rii people visited ana fished at Diamond lnko lust Sun day 'and caught their limit of rainbow trout. Among the recent out of fitatn visitors at the lake was "Pot)" Warner, the famous couch of Stanford university, who spent hc vera 1 days there and made some flno catches of fish. CAIX'UTTA, India, June 21. UP) Advices from tho flood area Jn Assam provJnco today revealed the extreme plight .of villagers. All are now on famine rations, while many have seen homes and relatives swept uWfty from them. A report from Chlttagong Hill tracts stated tho Ha which on the riverside had been swept away and shop keepers had taken refugo in trees. Many corpses I and pieces of furniture wore seen : floating by. . j A vast area stretchlnff llk an ! Inland sea from Subarnapur West; ward was under water with crops j invisible, and harvest prospects negligible. Hesidents took refuge In the highlands. 4 With tho arrest of Mrs. Maeey I.intt last night nt a dwelling on Dakota street, local officers be lieve they have succeeded In breaking up a well organized al leged local moonshine ring. Mrs. Dlntt was arrested at 10 oVIock last night for tho salo of a , quantity of alleged liquor to Fed eral Officer Clarence Worden, and was being held In tho county Jail tmluy In lieu of bail. It Is likely Mrs. I.intt will bo given her liberty with the understand ing she will leave Medford. ! Officers D. A. Acltermim. Terry Talent. Paul Jennings and Clar-j enco Worden also arrested Win -1 ton mid KdMie Keeler and Karl Pfii-bui- ..)iu fi-. i.f ni.iiinullllin! possession. The trio, was arrest ed near Jacksonville, licensed of having a gallon ami several quarts of moonshine in their possession. Parker's car. a Chrysler, will be confiscated by tho government. STRICT BLUE LAWS CH1CAOO. June 21. UP Ovor strict Sabbath observances and blue laws were condemned today at the ;i4th. triennial convention f the Kvangellcal Lutheran synod as not faithfully interpreting Chris tianity mid as causing harm. "The Christian religion ' is not n creed of morbid restrictions and dampening prohibitions." it Vajj declared Jn a statement of tho church's code of belief, "Tho Lutheran church believes that those teachers in t he outward Christian church who insist upon the Old Teslament spirit and legislation for a day and ago when 'old things are passed away' I aro not only misinterpreting tho i evident Intention of our Ijrd,l but aro guilty of the more serious sin of keeping men away from 1 Christ." 4 NEW YORK, June 21. (fP)A plan for the merger of tho Kleisch mann company, the Royal Raking Powder company and K. W. Oll lett company, Ltd., into a $430, 000,000 concern was sent to stock holders of tho companies by J. P. Morgan & Co, today. Acquisition by separate pur chase of the coffee firm of Chase & Sanborn is also part of the plan. The new company will have 1.000,000 shares of cumulative preferred stock without par value, to carry dividends at the rate of $7 per share a year. It also will have 20.000.000 shades of common stock without par value. HOPE FOR AID OF G.0.P.INVIRGIN1A HOANOKK, Va., June 23. JP) With nominees in the field for gov emor and attorney general, and provisions made to co-operate wltb other states where similar groups might desire to make the l'J-'S break with the Democratic party permanent, Virginia antl-Smlt i Democrats today looked to the Re publican convention in Richmond, June 26, for support of their effor to wrest control of the state gov ernment from the Democrats. Dr. William Moseley Brown, the Washington and Lee professor nominated for governor by the anti Smith Democrats In state conven Hon here yesterday, is known to have the support of several of the most active leaders in the Repub!'.- j can state organization. No men tion of expected Republican support came from the convention here, but Dr. Brown, in his pre-convention statement, expressed willingness to run as an Independent if nomi nated by both conventions. Dr. Brown and Captain C. C. Berkeley, the nominee for attor ney general, expect to conduct a ' vigorous campaign in every seotlon of Virginia. The campaign prob ably will not, get actively under way, at least the speaking part of it, until after tho August demo cratic pximary. In a 6000-word platforjn de manding the resignation of Chair man Raskob. of the democratic na tional committee, and repudiation of state leaders, the anti-Smith democrats outlined their views at length on state Issues. ECONOMY Meat Market Our Meats Are of the Best Quality Everyone Liker. Delicious Cold Meat for Hot Days Select It Here Look Over this List of Suggestions for .Sunday Dinner Choice Beef Spring and Yearling Lamb the price is less. Milk Fed Veal Pork Colorod Fryers and Hens Eastern Hams of All Kinds NICHOLS & ASHPOLE Phone 46 20G E. Main There were IndicatlojiH of an ef- J RoHebiug Railroad spur to bo fort to organize the anti-Smith j built to side of proposed sawmill movement a a party In tho south, t in North Roaebiirp. E CONT! WASHINGTON, June 20. (JP) Omtracta for 162 new airplanes for the army air corps, Involving an expend) turn of approximately $5,000,000, were awarded today by tho war department. Ninety of the planob. fl. new pursuit type, were ordered from tho . Booinff Alrplano company - of Seattle, Wash. Of the remaining 72 planes, 42 will be Curt Iks observation planes and 28 will bo Curt ins attack planen. Two others, bi-motored, three-Heated monoplanes of the ob servation type, will be manuffe-tui-erl by the Kokker company of llasbrouck Heights, N. J. TO SERVE TEN YEARS DETROIT. June LM . OTV-Hnr-ton Smith. 2 1 -yeir-nld holder of I ho Kreneh open golf champion ship hiiH Joined Ills play Ink part ner, Walter Hagon, as a business flssoelkte here. Tho young pro fessional Rolf star Is a resident of Joplln. Mo., but In tho future will reside In Detroit as a result of hN now httslm'ss connections. KLAMATH FALLS. Or., June 21. (JV) V. Ii. Oobcr. motor ized" cattle rustler, today await ed removal to state prison in Salem, where ho will spend the next ten years. Yesterday he pleaded guilty to the theft of two calves on the open range, (hdier bald bo killed the calves with a small rifle,, butchered them on the range and brought them, to Klamath Falls' where ho sold them to a local butcher. Stockmen hero havo met several lnss-'s at the hands of the motor ized rustlers. The thieves operate automobile trucks. Making Medford the last stop on an extended trip In which he trav eled throiiKh a considerable por tion of South America, Horace Hol lon of Portland left on the Shasta this noon, having visited local friends for the past few days. Mr. Holt on started from bis home In January and went directly east to New York, where he look steam er for South America, with a party of other travelers. He was greatly I m p r e s s e it with Huenos Aires, which he considers one of the most beautiful cities of the world, and with Hlo ilc Janeiro, which, it Is ayroer. Is one of the most colorful. Thai North American Jaz and Holly wend movies are popular in the home of the Argentine tango, was another fact noted by the trav eler. In the cabarets and cafes, however, the tango and other Spanish dances appear frequently upon Hie program. EXCISE TAX DECISION WASHINGTON. June 2l.oVl Massachusetts today asked the su preme rourt to reconsider Us re cent Hlxto4hreo decision in the Macallcn case In which the court set n stile us invalid excise taxes Imposed on corporation. The petition declared the dec sTIon threatened seriously to tits rup the tax vsteiuH of CdHforntn. New York. Oregon, Washington and other states. California, Ore gon and Wnshlngton have been per mitted by the court to Join Massa chusetts in urging n rvht'iirltig. LIBERTY MARKET "THE HOME OF GOOD MEATS" Swift's Government Inspected Beef Swift's Best NOW YOU CAN BUY Swift's Premium Frankfurters In Packages Try Them Tomorrow OTHER MEAT ITEMS SHORTLOIN T-BONE STEAKS PORK TENDERLOIN FRYERS CHICKENS SWIFT'S BEEF SPRING LAMB -CORN FED PORK VEAL BROOKFIELD SAUSAGE -LUNCH MEATS Personal Attention Given All Phone Orders Holly and Main Phone 164 WHOLESALE STORES 123 West Main Street Do you want to save money? If you do buy wholesale and save every day in the week. Suregrow Tea Milk Sperry's. It's one of the Upton's best black tea. You Alpine. We guarantee every best and the cheapest. will like it. can. 100 lbsk 3.30 Full pound . 88 48 tall ens 4.30 Corn Coffee Catsup Fancy Eastern .corn. Either Hills Red can. It's one of Van Camp's Eastern pack, cracked or whole. the best. Extra quality. 100 ibs. 2.30 Per pound . 50 6 lg. bottl's 1.00 Scratch Feed Crackers Sperry's best. Once you try Fresh baked. Plain or salt it ou will always use it. cd. Fresh Beets Local grown. Extra nice. 100 ibs. 2.70 3 -lb. box.. 45 2 lg. bunches 05 Surelay Salad Oil Lettuce Sperry's with mineral, use pure vegetable. It's one of the best. the best for salads. Local grown. The best. 100 ibs. 2.75 Full i2 gal... .83 Large heads.... . 05 Dairy Chop Soap New Potatoes Sperry's best. It's the cheap est In the long run. White Wonder. It's cheap. Local grown. Fancy quality. t , 100 ibs. 2.30 10 lg. bars.... 29 Per pound . 05 WHOLESALE STORES 123 West Main Street 41