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

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Newspaper Page TextMTIDFOTID MATL TRTRTTNT;. "NfTlDFOTlD, OTJECiOY. FT? I DAY. JFr.Y 2fi. 1920. pxge rmm REJECT BIDS ON PORT BUILDING; EXCEED BUDGET Al a speilul meel n of the city j council this niorninK all bills lor roolinii jnaierJnl, carpenter work und material, wiriiiK anil iiainlinK lor tho Meilford inuniciiial uirpnrt ailministraiiou bnililiim were or dored rejected because all were in DxreHx of the funds available for the work. The bids were opened yesterday. The plan's "will be revised and new bids called for 83 Boon as pos sible. Mayor, A. .VIMpos arid tile qoun cihnep wore astonished and much ilisaiinolnled on fiKurlnc. up the !mali" la absiilult ly . prohlliltlvp lh ! cost' of iht- airport must he kt'pl. within the SU'U.UOO bond Imkuc. th cily adniinisli'vitiriii -jays. Ifom-? tile decision to throw out yester day' bids, und have tile spoi'lfk-a-tioriH changed for readvertisinK to briiiK the cost within the author ized bond issue, The excuse the 'contractor ;ave for their bids havlnt: exceeded llie unofficial cMimalo tlley had fjlven Architect Clark is that the speci fications were so , indefinite they) could pot make their bids i.ny. lower than those" submitted. ' To make the situation more em barrassing to the cty ndmlnisla tion, in view of the anxiety to pet the buildings at the airport' start ed and finished as soon a-s pos sible. . is that Alctritect . Clark went to Portland. .the other day to r.ttend a meeting of the state hoard of nrchltcctKi ' of ' wliii'h he : is a ruemljei-. and will not return until Sunday. , ' ' 'Therefore the biilldinK work At the airport will lie delayed not less. than two , weeks, for if lie returns i.irK- ), find ihnt thev were about i bunduy the city officials cannot tl-'OOO' in 'excess of the . e.stimato i confer with him' until Monday on .Architect Frank Clark had fur- j ehnnpo that, must be made in the nislied the council some time aRO specifications: then after ho has after onferriOK with various, con- I piade these chances and new bids tractors, ut the request of the may- I are advertised for four or five and airport committee. It was only after Ibis unofficial estlmat" was received, which seemingly Have assurance that' the cost of the hancer and other . buildinKK would bo within, the. $130,000 air port bond limit, that Mr. Clurk M as . instructed to ki ahead in preparation of tile specifications for those structures tend bids-were advertised for,-.. ,,' . -... K. ,-..; Jrhe; -it!ov 'ejteuwiS.of r.uf-:1W submitted yesterday over the esti- days. the contractors must have a week's study of them before etn leriiiK new bids.. The bids were as follows: Carpenter Work Pig Ash .(13.440.0ft Lewis fc Reynolds Hi.Mi3.0ii' It. 1. Stuart & Co. ; lu.DOn.OD Wiring People's Klectrle ;..:.-.'.'$ 1,24.0( Sputltern OroRon Electric 1,11)7.00 j; '. .'" Painting :" ,v '; r. T. fit-instead S2 -ffli.SO Flynu ..: - I.Sfix.A"' 'm. T. l.erry 1,0 a .'.!;.'. Goorce li. W'atsiu i.7."c;.i.r. Frank Hunt T.: y.:i7o.H." Hall Paint Co. .' 1,753.1.". Roofing Bin Pines $ 1.140.00 Montgomery Ward 4 1 . 1 ::i.nt Jledford l.tinilmr (Jo. .... .. I.fi7ii,2ii Johns-Manvlllo 1. 411.no Johns-Manvlllo l.dos.oo j Councilmen Wilson, Witm. Cob' lins. Hatnmrind-niid tinny and Mayor Pipes attended the special session. This constituted a quorum of the council. ! Couneilnuui Grey, chairman of ; the airport committee, said after i the -nieetli'K, "that the bids must be kepi ,-witlilt) the lltnit t the funds available. T GIRL iPIONEER THEipOHEP : IS DOMINANT IN THREAT IN DOG ciipcmi: opQico tdapi pi nemo 1 1 in i u i m . iv i i nu .n . n u i LUULML UULMLUj , HflUll ULUUIITU City Taken Back to Early Race o: 0 Day Life By Sunset. Trail Pageant Princess Icel, Medford, in Queen's Bevy of Beauties. Interests Hoodlums Loose Chicago Bombings and Rob beries Will Follow District Attorney Told. Miss Alice I.oessler of Sioux City, Iowa, who is the next enmp di rector, will Rive a talk at the (ilrl Ocelli "meetlnK at the Presbyterian church tonight at 7:30, eoncernitiK tlie Cirl Scout camp which, will I'TOBNIO, Ore., July 2('.. P)-- CltlC.UlO, 111., July L't!. (fl') , j The city o( KuKene today found it I Vetiftnnnrp by violence for the. I iliad been magically transported state's attorney's action In closini; back through niauy . years to the ! the Chiraito Dog Tracks wits pre- days of the pioneers. The Sunset Trail celebratiou, an .'laborute pageant depicting pioneer A I i ptarL Sunday at the camp grounds life in Oregon, aliened last night .mo looay nan captured me nearts of a great throng of visitors here for the pioneer epic. The pageant, "Sunset Trail," had its premier last night In the great Hayward bowl on the University of Oregon campus. Directed by Doris Smith of Portland, and count, lug. 15110 persons 111 its cast, the Pageant, fascinated and enthralled Cie thousands of persons who viewed it. .. . Tracing civilization from the "Dawn Men" through the period of Maya life in Yucatan ,and down to tho days of the aborigines of Ore gon, then to the Indians or Ore gon'B plains, tho epic gave the 'spectators a glimpse of the discov- leiy of the Columbia river, the ex ilnniLted hv Mrs. I.enn:ii-,1 I'iininn. tor. i Plana 'for " the chmp and the camp program , will be discuss'vd jimd announcements made pertain ing to tile oamp. More than 30 girls. arV V.pectpd to attend . the camp which will bo in two periods of, one-wee; each. Miss 'T-.oessler oGinfuirted a camp nt-Portland be fore,. voomiu. uto, .JVtcUCprit . . Work Miilw8 i-Pi'OBfeSsihg's raWdly. In the new dining hall at the cii'tnp. anac Santfprds Saying Stores 307 East Main Street dieted today bv Pat Roche, chief investigator for the stale's alter-' ney. Korho said he had direct lnfor-; inatlon (hat the "hoodums con trolled by the Dog Track Interests: are to be turned loose on Chicago : for a wavo of bombings and rob beries If we persist In our light i against the tracks." j It has been Roche's contention! that I he dog tracks provide a large! part of the money required to tin-! ante Chicago's gangs, lie esti mated that Al Capone, now in jail in Philadelphia, for gun toting, took : half a million dollars a year from 1:1s dog track Interests here. The Hawthorne track, twice raided this week, is known as a Capone j enterprise. . i Owners of horse race (racks In the Chicago area have " taken 1 Roche's prediction seriously, guards OEZIOE ior. UNUSUAL jo- Webster defines the word "unusual" as meaning "not usual", "uncommon", "rare." This word could apply to many products to be found at this store. When you are looking for something new and different, call at our store or phone 252 and we may be able to sup ply you. A Few Unusual Items o peditlon of Lewis and Clark to tho j being placed there last night si Saving Prices for Saturday Beans . Van Camp's Bean Hole beans. They a.re different and much 'better. It's a saving price. cans , .33 Apple Butter llibby's quality, solid pack at Santfords saving price. 39 1 V . Sardines Sun-Kist. They are much bet 'ter and larger cans at Sant fords saving price. northwest and then, the comlnR of the great trains of immigrants in i their ox-drawn covered wagons, i The scene shifted to modern days 'and the spectators were then pro Jjected into the future with dancers and singers portraying what tha i l"u t ure may hold for their western kingdom. i Queen Susannah II presided last night -after her eoronathm, earlier in the day" With her were mem- ; hers of her royal court, princesses trom many other Oregon cities. Among them were Princess icel Kd wards of .Medford, Lucille Kern of North Bend, Myra Belinu of Marsh field, Ktta Owens of Gold Heach, liOoiui (ierardo of iMineville, Myrtle Sailing of-Arlington, Thelnia Cro- non of Redmond, Margaret Selfors of Mend and Mildred Alhany. 4- All three dog tracks Hawthorne, Thornton and Kairvlew were clos-: ed last night following tho action of Circuit Judge George Rush in 1 dissolving an injunction which wniri intended to protect the tracks fioin , police raiders. , Obituary cans oval cans.. .33 ; Halibut lancy fresh caught halibut. , jTI ere is no better fish. Buy at Santfords saving price. .Fryers " Rhode Island Reds- and ; Barred Rocks weighlrig from Z to 3'2"pounds each.' Rabbits I Slays Bandit ! IIICUJNGHAM. Wash.. July 2ti. A) A bandit, identified through ! a .driver's license as C. U M filer, 120, of this city, was killed early to 'day by Tom Parson owner of the I Twin Sisters service station at j Wickcrsham, 2f miles northeast o!. Iher, as tarteil .(olpave after holding up Parsons and obtaining the day's receipts. V;tTNUI-;K.IAN Swcmlall Smith Surnlei-niiiu p;iHS(d Hway at the homo nf liis purentH, Mr. ami Mrs. A. II. Kundermiin, Tilt Xortli Kir siroet. at :K a. in. Thursiltiy, .Inly 25th at llie iigp of 1M yenrs. llo had been IU for several mouths. Me was born ut Pendleton, Ore.; Whitlake of 1 Auk. 4. Ud4 and is well known in Moaioru wliere no leaves many friends, whose sympathy goeH out to the herenvod pnrojits. The remains will, be forwarded by the Conger Funeral Parlors, to KiiKone, Oregon, Saturday, where services and Interment will take place. ( Pendleton papers please copy.) S ,llss Deah . lllgdon returned to 'tftdrord after vacationing at the Putrieks Creek tavern. Per jjound ...... .19 . Per pound 36c Frying size rabbits from 2 to, 2'2 pounds. They are fat and tender.' Per pound ... 32c Wieners Fancy fresh made under IT. S. Government Inspection. Buy all you want at- Sant ford's saving price.' Bacon Extra fancy sugar, -cured i squares of bacon. Try them 'at Santfords saving price. Chops , O 5 Per pound Per pound , tO '; : ! ? .23 Fancy lean lamb chops.-They : are nice for hot weather. Buy 'at Santfords saving price. Per pound .29 Gelatin Milk' Royal fruit flavored. It's su perior. Buy a few packages at Santfords saving price. Your choice of Alpine, Carna tion or Borden's at Sant fords saving price. Soap Crystal White. It's cheap .'at Santfords saving price. Reg. package.. .05 3 large cans.. .25 10 Lg. bars. .35 , Corn Iowa gar corn, extra stand ard pack. Buy at Santfords saving price. Malt Syrup Puritan. We guarantee. every can .satisfactory at "Sant fords saving price. Spaghetti Van Camp's best quality. Buy as many as you want at 'Saritfords saving price. cans .25 Lg. No. 3 can.. .55 Large can .10 Coffee Lipton's quality pack, in vacuum tins. Every -pound guaranteed at Santfords sav in price. Shortening , Fresli pure shortening, every . pail guaranteed at Sant fords saving price. Oysters Fancy large eastern oysters in full 8-oz, can. 6uy, at Santfords saving price. , Per pound .45 8 Lbs. 1.09 Large can .23 Salmon Libby's fancy Alaska red. 16-oz. can at Santfords -saving price. ' ' Grape Fruit Dromedary, extra fancy Florida fruit. Buy at Sant ford saving price. Tea Lipton's 'extra quality black ; tea in yellow package at ' a saving pride. Large can 25 Large can o 25 Full pound .88 1 I Santfords Saving Markets sc 8 Reliable Grocery C. A.' Whillock, Manager No. 1 Johnson's Market ,No.2 117 North Central We ar'e 'sure every one is interested in saving. ' Putting 'away Some of your earnings for a rainy day. Have you tried trading at your nearest Reliable Grocery? If not, start buying your goods in one of these stores and your savings account will grow. Large assortment to select from.' You can wait on yourselves, get just : what you want, or if you wish your order filled, just let 'Us know.'- Quality Foods Only No Seconds. I SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Maxwell House Coffee, 1-pound tins 49 Pound Packages Marshmallows.;...:.:.:........ 23;- JELLO 2 packages 15c Old English GINGER ALE 2 BOTTLES 25c Swan's Down Cake Flour, package 35' Calumet Corn Starch, 2 pkgs 15 12-oz. bottle Vinegar 10- Libby Corned Beef, per can 25 Super, Suds, 3 packages -, 10 bars White Wonder Laundry Soap KELLOGG'S PRODUCTS at our Special Self -Service Prices. 15c package of Pabst Cheese FREE with pur chase of PABST-ETT Saturday. We sell CARNATION MILK from Contented' Cows. Reliable Grocery Stores Owned by Rogue River Valley Capital Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People May luko advantage of these bargains by shopping at Reliable Grocery No. 3 in Gold Hill, Reliable Grocery No. 4 in Jacksonville and Rcliablo Grocery No. G in Central Point. , 700 Store Buying Power Reason We Sell for Less ' Imported Whlte Pure 01ives English Grape Mocha and Stuffed Riannif Juice Java , with u1Scuit "Cataba" Coffee Hazelnuts Olives Fancy Anch,ovv Stuffed with Imported , . Anchovies C)kes Cheese pagte English Vegex Stuffed I'Poffotn Buttermilk "Promotes Cucumber Removed'' Crackers Health" Rin Burr . olives Heinz Nutradiet Gherkins cn.tfaA -,iti, Pickling Fruits "Round StUonlr Vine and Pickles" umons "Bulk" Vegetables Home Made Olives Stuffed , Cottage Cheese ; , With Almonds Aside from the items listed above, we carry many more un usual products including Caviar, truffles, anchovies, guava jelly, bar-le-duc, imported macaroni, etc. We invite you to call and look over our interesting products. . THERE IS NO SUBSTITUTE FOR QUALITY Personal Attention Phone 252 tEZXO Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone GROCER 252 IOH 8OES3OIS30ESOSS D itf.i SOE ii.it i,. t sho planned to inoct tUcni'iii I'orl lniid 'in u few dnyH, SCHOOL ELECTION CASE AmunK the OroBoniiins roKlst.cr- cl at local IiuIpIh urc Mr-lrn Mul ; rare ut Canyon City, and tho fol low Ink from I'ortliind: Mr, and , Mrs. U It. Ih'aton, Mth. 10. II. Moyer andPi"ly. Arthur Cole and fa ml ly a nd M r. und M rH. (1 . h. Alon. Wanted Haullnff to Kan Frnn- claco or vU-inily. I'hono 333. 128 I $5.00 Special $5.00 per load, fac tory lilocka. Med. Ful Co., Tel. i (331. 105tf I ... . m . .. .. . i-iemenani i ompamH iu win . KraiKdHro Hloppod over at the lo-j eal fiirport thl noon on hlH vjiy to Seattle on htislnesn. Tho offlrer wiih flying Ih a DouKhiHfl tninApnrt. nrmy whip. , ' j Corona adding machines at Med I ford Typewriter KxchanRO. 1311 Let me write- your fire Insurance, i Carl Y. Tengwald. Hotel Holland. ' Phone 393. If T. ( i. Brndlcy, KMipra1 Nuprln . IfiidfiH of the ('fillfiirnla "reBon , Power coinpiiny. hns h'turtied from a hiislneHH trip over the Copco yri loin. American J,eKion dunce, JackHnn i Hot HprlniCH, Hnturdny niKht. llHi $2.50 per load, $2.50, green plnn J alnhfi. 12 or 10-ln. Auk ahout frno IklndlinR. Mod. Fuel Co., Tel. Ml. iortf livei'ett Anihon. employe of the Mull Trlhuno prlnthiK ami Imvlne-H deimrlinenl, will leave in morrow for. mi extended lri through tho I middle wohI. havtiiK iflvcn up hi Joti yewterday. Me will he replac hy John VHtin'ii, former'meHMenKc hoy for the Western t'nion com pany. Where the crowds k. Nat, Wed. nod Hat. Oyntfe Hroj. 128 Kltji'h II. .lornjMon, field wcre t:iry i T the Hftlthwrti-rn Prenliy-. li'ti.iT) Kamilnrlum ot A llnio,uerfiie, . M., will preiieh lit I he Prewhy teriitn ehureh of Jiii kS'invllle n-xt Hiindiiy moi'iiiiiK- C. C. WellM. deputy P. K. nuir rthitl who huH lieiifhpntrlrrM in Med ffM'l, ilillved here thN )i f terrioon, nfter an extended tour of the e;tn(, win re he veiled P.alllinore, Md., anil W'nflilnHton, I). C. Ph. Klirm nt WaUkoKHil. III.. Jefl "thlK afternofiti for a hIioiI trl to Crater l,nke. John ,M. Htnwjirt, who for t he p.-ist we'k hud l.i'cn vi-dtiiik' hl d.niKhlei -. Mix li P.. lJiy h ft for hiM home tlrln niorhini;. Mr- tti-w--irt Vl.iterl Cm I'M- Lake, I Minuend liit;e. ('re.-tent 'iiy and olh'-r )it rlraetlonM. "I eerU.inly n ppie'hi tei , the riiiids," Mr. Stewurt id. "They ; hit mu-h heitt-r th;m when I wits here I yfiirs auo." i Misy Ctithi'i'lne Steele, who yrnd ' ihtted it yeiir ilu from Ht. Anili-ewn iinlverlty of Kroiinnd. wan i.tnonif 'the loiirlMHVhi) visited Crater Lke today. Ml Kti-ete hna le en fotirhiK the intern Cnlled SiKti'h fliiee fi'pteniher. Khe plnrin to eon It Inue hrv tour tint II rn-xt June. : The two yoniiK ladlea from Ht. An ! drewx und Oxford ven in Med 1 f..rd WMlneduy. Mla Steeln hs niorninK Iti circuit oourt. Charg-lOJ, ' itiK tliiu the first -egal ballot of - A flin rlfi'Mnn wjis f hrnwn tit tlio' Hlovn, and thi.t tho defendant's'1'1, name was on tho aeeond vviiich M was retaiuned, the plaintiff lr.tro--r. . duced this evidence In co j ,0.1.. ' prove hta cane. ! Tho election was held "In June, t after which tho plaintiff filed hii ,Ii:, , j complaint. The oaae Which was The ciisc of Hurley Mall versus I peeled at noon to endure through- UaroJU Crump, eimlestinn tlmj.tho entire driy, la tolnK urued ly,fv; election of ho defendant aa dt- Kelly Kelly for tho plaintiff and rector of the Applegato school dis Irfet. opf-ned at 1M o'clock I ll Ih 1 Waller I nie: hooker, representing A. for the defendant. 'Hii f THE PICK 0' THE BIG SILENT PICTURES LAST TIMES TONIGHT ft - 1 ' I N rii I Mil WHUT: :mrv4 SHI 19 Txzy life li 52y FARREUT--' NORA LANE TONIGHT IS CHINA NIGHT TOMORROW Continuous Shows 12:30 to 11 P. HERE FOR ONE DAY ONLY HOOT GIBSON IN HIS LATEST BIO RODEO SPECIAL POINTS WEST m. 1 '8 1 i3