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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON", FRTDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1929.
BE
II
Jlf-aly. iiof clerk' of tlio U. t. dis
trict attorney's office.
Among tho hostM will bo Pont-jiuiii'i-
ami Mrs. Win. J. Warner
' nml J uiigu nml AIi h, Ok'iin . O.
; Tnylm
; I 'niU .I Sl.-tl.-H DiHii irt Attui-my
, flcnrfit' .Vt'iiner w ill not le able to
tiikc In the uutliitf ho will not
arrive in the rity until Ktimlay, to
ultuml the iciiiHlinlnr of I ho local
HvK.sion of fciloial court.
It has heen customary for yean
la.U whenever tho fall HOHsion of
the U. 8. district court for south
frn Oregon is held in Mod ford,
for reffldtnt federal officials to
Rive the officials and ut Inchon of
the court on a Sunday during1 that
term an auto outing to Crater
hake or some other attractive re
suit, weather permitting, und this
yar will be no exception, except
that the. outing will be a two days
affair to the ocean, the party leav
ing tomorrow morning for Cres--nt
City, Oil., and returning to
the city on Sunduy evening.
ThiH two days outing Ih periulf
Kihle because of tho court having
adjourned yesterday to Monday
anil the flno weather prevailing,
lite itri'dieted ruin having been
hidetracked.
Judgu XI. S. Bean and U. H. Mar
nhal Clarence IJotPhkisn ure keen
for tho outing, and among others
of tho court personnel who will
partfeipnte, arc MIhh Mnry Hell,
KL-cretary of Judge Bean; Francis
Mai'tdi, aesistanf U. S. uttorney;
Ueputy Clerk of Court II. S. Ken
yon: Lroren Cochran, deputy Unlt
J .State marshal; Mrs. Helen
T.vhoii. chief clerk of the U. H.
in'ifKlial w Dfficp, and Mls Kathryn
Obituary
flKURY Dora L. Berry pasfid
away very quietly at her home, tt2H
Went Kleventh street, Wednesday
evening after a brief illness. Mrt.
Berry c.imo to Oregon when she
was a small child, and lias lived in
Jackson county for a great num
ber of years. During this time
she hud acquired many friends
and neighbors, "Who will be sad
dened at her panning. She leaves
her husband, I. W. J Jerry S Mod
ford, Oregon; one daughter, .Laura
Bi-rry of Med ford. Ore.; ali" five
sisters, Mrs. Hubert Kaliler of
tioaiilc, Wasli.; Mrs. W. f. Iillger
of Seattle, Wash.; Mrs. Kforence
Cardwell of Seal tie, Wash.; Mrs.
Waller H. Hughes of New "York,
and Airs. Laura B. FlfVh of Wash
ington, D. C. Tito funeral services
will be held from tho Perl Funeral
Homo Saturday afternoon, October
Gtii at 2:30 with HeV. Father Wil
liam B. Hamilton officiating. In
terment will take place in .tho
Jacksonville cemetery.
I Superintendent K. C. Kolinsky
j of Crater National park, who camrt
I down from the park yesterday
i afternoon and spent the night Jit
j his home here, said today before
leaving for the park again, that
'tiic weather there ha lieen fine
and that a few tourists and others
still visit the ltik dally. He hus
j cut tils ranger and labor force to
jonly Hi men, who arc engaged 'n
finishing repair work on huildin-,rs
jam) making arrangements for the
'closing of tho park as soon as deep
i snow comes. .- .
Best carbon briquets, 17.!0 per
ton. Modford Fuel Co., Tel. 631.
187tf
Mrs. Lulu Pen Inn d, who has been
living in Fullerton, Cal., for the
last six months, returned to Med
ford yesterday and Is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. J. L. Nealon, in the
Table Itock district for an Indef
inite time.
Winter is just around tho cor
ner. Make your homo warm by
applying plasterboard. Got It from
Woods Lumber Co. f 1H5
F. W. Kwing of Portland, auditor
for tlie Standard Oil company, was
in Mcdford today transacting busi
ness with Manager West of the lo
cal brunch.
Dr. Kimkins, the Chiropractor,
with Russian massage, over the
Woolworlh Store. Phone 120Q.
171tf
Japanese Boy Wins Beef Prize
Contract awarded for construc
tion of camp buildings at Crown
I'olnl nhovo Similiter.
Football men itt Dulto univei'Hity
havo altitude. Fifteen men on the
pquiut Hlnnd hIx fnet or higher.
PIGGLY WIGGLY
NO WAITING
There is J)o tiresome waiting at Piggly Wiggly for sales people to
serve you. Everything is conveniently arranged for you to select just
what you vvant and be on your way.
Piggly Wiggy makes' your Saturday shopping a real pleasure, and at
the same timA. offers you a substantial saving on your food purchases.
Check over tfyese advertised items, and plan your Saturday shopping
at PIGGLY IGGLY. You'll like it and you will save money.
MILANI'S JSALAD DRESSING,
22c
THOMPSON CHOCOLATE MALTED MILK, JQq
1-pnuixl t'OiiV-.V--'-''-"------""""""-""1--"" : ' :
16c
' VEGETABLE MARGERINE,
OREGON MILKl(Limit)
G cjnif -
49c
Piggly Wiggly
Best-Coffee
1 45c
-lb. package
( Blue Ribbon
J Malt
i 3 lb can 63 c
J
SEEDLESS RAISINS, 27 C
I -HI1H(1 I'lU'lsMU'C
29c
25c
B. & M. BAKED BEANS, -
Mcliiini tin. 2 for r '
BEST-EVER, Spti.nliclti, Macaroni and
noodles: 4 '
Wesson Oil
Quart 45c
Underwood's
Clam Chowder
29c
cans
DIN-A-MITE For your breakfast
pafUiiyi'
25c
STEWART'S BLUEING, It.
licij. sio ltoHlc '. 1 3t
SUNBRITE CLEANSER, C
p.'ioknyi' ;
KLAMATH NETTED GEM, No. 1 stuls, oo
13 yountls ,. ,; J
408 E. Main St., Modford, Oregon
Piggly Wiggly Market
SPECIALS
Turkeys Chickens Rabbits
Veal Roast, per pound 25c
Choice Beefsteak, per pound 35c
Pork Shoulder Roast, per pound 25c
Fresh Side Pork, per pound 20c
Phone 1236 We Deliver
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L ill
Itilusrlii atsn(anl timl tlio llnrufunl htcvr tiit won tho untml
Imiiiploiihip f tlio NVbruMka baby bwf show. J1U Kit her Is Maud
ln; U'liind Hie anhiuil.
MNCOLN, Neb. (V) HUohcM
MutHutinii, J-yt'ur-oM JaimncKO
hoy from western Nhranku, cuino
down to the stato fair .this yeur
to how 4-H club mumberu what
a good farmer a grandson of Nip
Ion can be.
Me did it by winning tho grand
championship jn ule baby beef
show,
Hltosebl's prize Hereford Bold
for 35 cents a pound at BplrltcJ
auetfon, following the judging. Wt
the prlv.e and the cbamplonnhlp
could not Atop the Uttlo brown
boy's tears when his pet was led
away to slaughter.
HltoNchl Is from ono of two
Japanese fa mi Hps furmtug a sec
tion of hind in Keith county. Tho
farmers nro brothers and each
has two sons. All four .of the
boys exhibited this year.
a! MEDFORD FIRE LOSS
LIGHT FOR 90 DAYS
Mcdrord fared well the last three
months as tar as Tiro losses go,
according to a report com piled to
day by Fire Chief Roy Elliott for
.Inly, August and September. There
wcro 20 calls In July, causing n
loss of $!Hd.fi8, followed by 23 calls
In Ausust, with a loss of $100.
Tlicro weio 18 calls In September,
causing the heaviest loss of the
three months, including the de
struction of two dwellings. At tho
present into Kilo Chief Klllott ex
pects 192H to ho a record breaker
for u minimum fire loss..
REV. FUNK ELECTED
L(
BUREAU CLERK TOOK
LOCALS LINE UP
FOR MARSHFIELD
AT 3 P. M. FRIDAY
SOUTHERN OREGON GAMES
Tomorrow
Mcdford vs. .Marshfleld, at
Jledford.
Ashland vs. Klumath Falls,
at Klamath Falls.
Grants Pass ' vs. Crescent
City, at Grants Tass. .
U'i iiusslbl'j dale, botli pears, ami a)i.
pics.
which local rate now
to destroy. Your RiifKisU-d effec
tive dale too late to secure deslivil .roi,'ilinK the lunltioil. ii rc:--KtlHnx
from I'orlhmd. Shippers ' nK ,,e inteiifily of the spark and
ami frulluiow.-rs- conference .main preserving the distributor p.ilnu.
rcnvw rectuest for 2NV: cent ral
on r.n enoMgency basis
, a condenser 'Is on the market for
earliest mitoionltiles with hHtfry ignition.
Football will make Us first bow j
In this city tomorrow afternoon at '
3 o'clock when the Medford high ,
school squad, with a new -coach i
anjd line new players, lines up i
against its friendly enemy of six j
years the Marshfleld high school. :
It will bo tho first game of the ;
season for the locals. j
Steppington Flock of Klamath 1
Falls will be referee, fcarle tKlea) i
Davis of this city will be umpire. 1
and Joo Kandiberger of the South-
ern Oregon .normal- Bchool, head
linesman, and Howard Scheffel of '
mis cuy, umeiieepcr.
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 4. (JPj
The $800 shortage in the accounts
of S. G. Hcrlinger, clerk In the
water bureau, discovered Tuesday,
grew to $700 today with the com
pletion by Georgo lllack, account
ant of a chock back to 1924 of
Herllnger's books.
Exanilimtlou of the books Is now
to ho carried back to 1919, when
irerlinger entered tho employ of
the city.
Officials of tho water bureau
said Herllnger's fiOOD bond, re-,
newed each year, would be ample
to insure tho city against loss.
SIBJIIT COl'NTY ltKQUKSTS
(Continued from Tago One)
Rev. H. C. Funk of tho Lutheran
church was eloctod president yes-
jterday afternoon at the first fall,
meeting of tho Medford Ministerial
I association at tho offlco of the.
First Christian church, presided.
lover by Hov. M. Carmen-Mali. RelV
I a,, iverson or tlio missionary nntq
inunuay scnooi departments of tlie,'
j Presbyterian church was choseit
; vice-president and Uov. W. II;
! Eatou of tho First' Huptist church
I was . elected secretary and trees'
liner. Thorn wus no other special
i business.
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i A Remarkable . (
Radio Reception
Mr. Long of tho Rulnbow Clean
ers, reiiorts having tuned In on a
large number of long distance
radio stations lust night on his
C'rossley set.
Tlie farthest point being Mexico
'city. The oilier stations wcro New
Yurie City, Naxhvlllc, Tenn., Cin-
i-lnniill. .Mluneapnlis, St. Louis,
Dallas, Texas und other nearer
! stations.
Tills Is a remarkable record for
i one evening's reception.
; i
Births
is approximated at $1-1.180, a gain
of $895, duo to salary increase,
office supplies, and printing.
The clerk's office asks for $15,-.
C7a.50. Tills . Is an Incrcnso of
$450. the main Item being a $2,425
electrical calculator.
' For t'ho care of indigents,
$17,T50'ls sought, and of this
amount $7150 Ih for tho caro o(
.the pour at the poor farm.
An Increase of $412.50 is ahown
In tho reiiuest of tlie treasurer's
offlco for $5480.50. This is duo to
the increase In the treasurer's sal
ary, us provided by the last legis
lature. The county agent's office nsks
for $7730, an Increase of only
$180. . -
Tho county court tills week went
over tlio various budgots, and
found that the Increases were rea
sonable and needed, and that the
officials had hewed close In the
preparation of the budgets.
. Jl'HY HKAItS lilltli
Tho game will bo called at 3
o'clock.
The visitors are due to arrive in !
this city late this afternoon by i
stage and will be quartered at the I
Hotel Medford.- They will bring
18 players, headed by 'Coach Os
borne. '
The Medford team will have
wann spot In the hearts of tlie ;
local high school and fans. They :
never canceled a game, over a six-1
year- period, though beset by an al-1
' leged flu epidemic, two state chani-,
piousnip JK'Utoru teams. - nign i
water and inclement weather. j
The Medford team vent through '
a final light workout this evening
and, outsido of a few minor in-.;
juries, is pronounced by- Coach
lHagan in good uhyslcal condition.
The probable starting lineup of
the Medford team will be: O. New
lln, center; Sprague and Green,
guards; Cunningham and Dohbyn,
tackles; Archer and C. Thomas,
end; Clay, quarterback; Kumbrunn,
fullback; Potter and Stlnc, half
backs. A full team of reserves will also
be seen during the game.
The Me0ford ,team lias speed
and power but lacks experience.
Sprague and Green are the two
lettermen from last season's squad
with C- Thomas, O. Ncwlin and
Castleman seeing service in the
second string.- The remainder of
the squad will bo under heavy fire
for the first time.
H. P. BEMliS K.VTK AltQUEST
(Continued from Page Ono)
A seven pound boy was born
at tho Sacred Heart hospital yes
terday to Mr. and Mrs. John Mut
fatt. i
Important to l- O. K. Members.
Wo will enjoy n deer "barbecue"
after Initiation Thursday night. Oc
tober loth, providing some member
sends or brings In the "venison,"
11 ILL HAY, Sec.
Herald llldg. Phono 1054-1!.
IPS
showing the girl was born March
6. 1912.
Speaking quickly In a firm, clear
voice, tho girl answorcd perfunc
tory questions regarding her ago
and schooling.
Tho witness blanched as Fltts
led her Into details of tlio attack
and answered reluctantly. She
bowed her head In her hands and
begun crying. Pantuges was ex
tremely nervous, fldtcting In his
chair, and leaning fur forward '.o
peer at tho girl.
Her sobbing becamo so audible
Fitts was obliged to inquiro if she
could continue. The girl composed
herself nnd answered questions
moro freely. She said sho pleaded
with Pantages to release her, but
lie clapped his hand over her
mouth.
Then sho began kloking him, she
said, "and tried In overy way to
onrspo. but I couldn't."
(Continued from Pago One)
rate offered, "is -helpful but in
adequate ,.to meet competition .of
Yakima and 'H'onatcheo district
points, under a lower frolght rato
to Seattle, and that, tho effeotlvol
data of November 15, Is after all;
sailing dates of refrigerator ships J
from Portland and San Frnnclsco..1
The export rato permits tho
Ynkima and AVenatcheo shippers
to place their pears and apples
alongside the dock, at a lower cost
than tho Kogue Itlvor shipper. Tho!
European or South American buy- i
cr can purcliaso his pears or ap
ples at the same price per box, in
AVenatehec, Yakima and hero. If
ho purchased D'Anjous at $3 per
box in all three districts, the
present export rato would permit
him to place tho Wcnatcllee and
Y'aklnia consignments on tho dock!
at S3.2S per hundred, and the
Uoguo It I v e r consignments at
$3.38 1 tier hundred, a consldor-
able difference In a cargo.
The telegram of ,T. II. Mulcaby,
traffic manager, Portland, said
that It would be Impossible to
grant tho 2816 cent export rale.
Tho local frultmen claim that
the present rato threatens to de
stroy a profltablo businoss built
up by local growers and shippers.
It is also held that unless relief
Is granted this section will be out
stripped, as the pear ncreago In
WenatcheG and Yukitno, Is steadily
increasing, and when tho new or
chards come Into bearing, tho ex
port rate differential will be dis
criminatory. Tho following telegram was sent
by tho Kogue Ttlver Traffic asso
ciation corumlttco to J. II. Mul
euhy: "Itellef suggested helpful, but
inadequate to meet oxpurt compe
tition both pears and apples from
AVenatcheo nnd Yakima. Medford
hns built up profltahle business. I
JONES
Across from Craterian
You will save on every purchase at Our Store
Saturday Compare prices and you will agree
with us.
Pork Roast
Shoulder Pork Roast. Cut
from grain fed pig pork, and
It is lean.
Veal Cutlets
This Is truly juicy Veal, milk
fed and fat. A bargain ai.
our price.'
Per pound
.23
Per pound
32c
Shaker Salt
Leslie's Shaker Salt. Either
iodized or plain.
Potatoes
A fancy Klamath potato.
You know them.
2. lb. box . 10 Per pound
03
Oats
Flour
Rolled Oats. Sperry's. You
know it is good. A big sav.
ing at our price.
Anchor Flour Is milled from
the finest Klamath wheat.
-lb. sack".
A9
49-lb. sack.
1.65
Beans
Bayo Beans. A, fine well rip
ened bean at bargain. While
they last
Blueing
Mrs. Stewart's Blueing makes
white clothes whiter. A bar
gain at our price.
Per pound . .10 2 bottles for... 27
Spaghetti
" Van Camp's Spaghetti in to
mato Sauce. A real bargain
at
Bulk Coffee
Our favorite blend of bulk
coffee. A good coffee at a
bargain.
med. cans
.25
SPECIALS
Per pound ...... o
35
White King Granulated Soap $ .50
3 Bars Mission Bell Soap . .25
White King Bubble Ball 2.50
$3.25
ALL FOR $1.49
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INTRODUCING
EDSMES
Toiletries
NARCISSUS PERFUME
SATURDAY LAST DAY
Present this coupon and 98c to help pay out advertising, salesltdies," ' " "
cxpre$s,etc., and we will give you PREB without further cost a regular
$3.00 bottle of genuine Buares French Narcissus Ferfume and also a
$2.00 box of Bizares most exquisite Face Powder. 4 .
(victual -
$.oo Value
MmlOidttt
Add 12c po"ut
rO.fti
Positively None
of these products
sold at thus price
after Saturday night.
Let the SILENT
COMBUSTION
S . FUEL OIL BURNER
rutte Size OfUGME Perfume
with ech Mt FREE
(Ol
OE30
solve tlio problem o your winter hent.
... It offers the maximum of nuliiitiou
nml the greatest safety.
The I'lanm Safety Control nutoimitieally
stops the burner if ignition fails.
The Thermostat, connected wit rf the Com
bustion llurner in the basement, h placed
in a convenient place in your home and
the thermometer temperature, together
with the setting of the lever at the base
of the thermometer. Autmnnlicully con
trols the temperature of your rooms.
Just phono 90. We'll gladly give you
complete information.
Medford Electric Co.
1
r-
I Thuj coupon it
J worth J4-02. Eitrs
coupons nuur be had
for the sikinf
COLVIG DRUGS
Next Door to Rlalto Theatre
Medford Building
BOA
Phone 00
30B
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