HrEDFOTCP MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OTCECiOX, FTJTDAV. OOTOKER 11. 1020.
PXflE FlVfl
LOOKOUTS LEAVE
AS FOREST FIRE
DANGER WANES
The lookoutH of the Crater Na
lional forest will prohahly be grad
ually laid off duty for tho year
from now on, according to tho
amount of rainfall at the stations
of thoir respective localities. Two
went off duty yesterday and one
more will be laid off today, which
with two who had ceased duty re
cently, leaves Uiree in the Apple
Bate section and one in the Dead
Indian dintrlct Mill on duty. Super
visor Hugh H. Itankln has been
away for Heveral days, and on hia
return hero the oihcra may be
ordered off duty within a. day or
so If It keeps on raining.
The two state lookouts ordered
off duty were both state lookouts
for state fire-protected land. They
were 11. V. Hichards, the lookout
at Raid mountain hi the Prospect
section, and Oliver Gaines, lookout
at Uuck Uock neur Trail. Chas.
Renle, the lookout at Hustler peak
in the Butte Falls district will
cease his duties today.
J. F. G. Cone, tho lookout on
ML McLaughlin, wont off duty
some time ago because tho clouds
and storms at his post way up on
the mountain ruined the visibility
of the lookout. Oil Winningham,
lookout on Whiskey Peak in the
Applegate section, was put out of
business hist Sunday 'morning for
the season when his lookout struc-
ture caught fire while he was out-
sldo repairing a chimney, and a
stuve onto betiding and wood. All
his personal belongings and the
government supplies on hand were
burned up with the structure.
fcLi sWnzuzs "i"J;5si
Maxi muM CofeelWeek
successful .
Saturday, October 12. k the Ust day
of oar Max-imuM Coffee Week and
we can truthfully say it was a success
More than 25 car toads of Max-i-muM
Coffee were shipped to our stores all
over the country for this occasion
Thousands of folks who had never
used MaxmuM Coffee before have
learned ata it now and we know
that, hereaftrt. every week will be
Man-nnoM Coffee Week" for them.
Of course, we will continue to feature
MaxmuM Coffee in the future as we
have m the past and we can safely
promise that H will always be "just
what the name implies.
Maximum Coffee Featured for Saturday Only
1 ib 51c 2 ib3 $1 00 4 ib3 $1.97
Safeway Savings for Saturday and Monday m
1 0 i ' i HP
Bacon
Swift's sugar cured lean
streaked. What is better
than crisp fried bacon for
breakfast?
Pound
29c
Oleomargarine
Crux. It is fine for cook
ing as well as a tasty
spread for bread.
49c
pounds..
Matches
Strike anywhere. Guaran
teed; large, six-box cartons.
Carton..
17c
j) Rolled Oats
1 9
Sugar
Pure cane fine granulated
10 ibs 59c
String Beans
Silver Circle, Oregon
'pack ' cut green beans,
tender new packs. No. 2
cans.
4 cans 49C
Doz. .. $1.43
Flour
Big K brand milled from
finest Northwest hard
wheat for Safeway Stores.
Superior baking results
are obtained with Big K.
49-lb. bags.. 1.79
Bbl. (4 bags) 7,09
Milk
Max-I-Mum or Pet, tho
highest quality. Econom
ical to use.
tall cans.
25 c
Peanut Butter
Hoody's tasty luncheon
or sandwich food. A de
light for the kiddies after
school.
IE.
IN SEAL SALES
Airs. A lire Holloway has resign
ed us chairman of the annual
Christmas Seal sale drive. Under
her capable leadership for the past
ten years Jackson county has hail
tho highest per capita sale ot
tuberculosis seals ot any county In
the state excepting only Multno
mah.
In accept hm her resignation,
Mrs. Sadie Dunbar, executive sec
retary for the Oregon Tuberculosis
association said: "1 wish to express
publicly my appreciation and that
of the organization for Airs. Hollo-
way's splendid service, Jackson
county should be promt unit is
proud, I know, of the fine health
record made, and this has been
due in no small part to the loyal
and efficient work of Airs. Hollo
way and her co-workers.
Airs. Holloway found it neces
sary to resign tho position because
of the demands made upon her
timo by tho new business venture
she entered upon in Med ford last
year.
Airs. R. K. Green of Aledford
has been appointed to take Airs.
Holloway'a place. This is of much
interest to the health workers of
the county and state and Mrs.
Dunbar expresses the hope that
Airs. Green will receive the same
cooperation from health workers
that Mrs. Holloway enjoyed, and
added: "I have every reason to, be
lieve she will, and I shall expect
Jackson county to equal if not sur
pass Its previous record.'
One thousand eight hundred and
seventy-six dollars was received
from the sale of tuberculosis seals
last year, of which one thousand
one hundred and twenty-five dol
lars less Incidental expenses was
kept and expended in Jackson
county for tho prevention of di
scase in the county, especially
among tho children, and the fos
tcring of health in general through
out the county.
FOX Ibehoct
SEEK MEANS 10
lbs.
37c
Sperry's quick cooking or
regular. Everyone needs
a hot breakfast to last
through long morning
hours.
-lb. bags
48c
Shaker Salt
Morton's, plain or iodiz
ed. Use salt this easy
economical way.
for..
19c
Just to Remind You
that
OCTOBER 13 TO 19
is
NATIONAL
Candy Week
and
Safeway Stores
arc joining with the rest
in celebrating this sweet
event. Many delicious
varieties. There's taste,
health, energy and econ
omy in Safeway candies.
Corned Beef
Libby 's fancy corned
beef, government inspect
ed. Serve with cabbage
for a tasty meal.
12-oz cans
2 for 55c
Shortening
Pancrust. You take -pride
in your cooking, Pancrust
the quality shortening,
will help you.
4 -lb. pail 78 c
Soap Dea?
Palmolive. The world 's
beauty soap. One can
Palmolive talcum powder
with 5 bars Palmolive
soap.
For
37c
Select Your Vegetables and. Fruits at Safeway
Celery
Crisp well bleached stalks.
Medium size.
Lettuce
Bananas
Fresh, crisp local Head Fancy gdden fruit. Fine
Lettuce.
2 for 19c 2
Oranges
Brim full of juice. Eco
nomical at this price.
J dozen .. 39c
heads 9 C
Onions
Sweet Spanish variety.
Best quality.
8 ibs 25 c
color and sizo.
3 ibs 23 c
Bunch Vegetables
Local Carrots, Beets, Tur
nips, etc. Now at their
best.
bunches..
10c
When William Fox tells "Tho
Cock-lOyed World" about his sit
ver Jubilee next week, thero is
one Kroup of folks in Jackson
county to get the treat of thoir
lives, through the courtesy of J
B. Rolaman, local Pox manager
They are tho people of the Jackson
county poor farm, who will bo the
guests of the Craterian theater
Wednesday afternoon at a 2:30
matinee to soe tho excruciatingly
funny comedy, "Tho Cock-Eyed
World " which will open on that
day for a four-day engagement.
I'lans were being made this
afternoon by Memlcnhall, manager
of tho Hialto theater, to obtain
freo transportation for tho folks
also, and make their afternoon one
of complete pleasure.
VWhen tho folks hoard about tho
theater party, they wero over
joyed," saidMrs. Irene Wells, pro
prietor of tho home. "Of course
some of them are so old, they
enn't venture out, and still others
are 111 with colds at this time. But
there will bo a substantial num
ber of them, who will be able to
take advantage of the opportu
nity," she said,
rotarTladTes
plan auxiliary
Wives of local Ilotnry club mem
bers mot at tile Hotel Modford
this noon to (IIsciihs plans for
forming a woman's auxiliary or
ganization. The meeting wuh
railed through the influence of
Mrs. F. .1. Newman and a small
group of the women met in the
small dining room of tho hotel.
About 2o were present.
Whllo no decision as to whether
or not the permanent organization
would be formed was reached at
the time this paper pent to press,
a largo number of the members in
dicated being In favor or It. It is
thought that the organization, If
formed, will not only act as an
auxiliary to the men's service club
but will carry on philanthropic
work of Its own.
1
HERDS LOCALLY
The problem of increasing dairy
herds In Jackson county and
southern Oregon came up for thor
ough discussion at today's lunch
eon of the' Med ford realty board,
abo attended by a number of Sled
ford business men and bankers. Tho
dairy industry could be brought up
to a much higher status than it
enjoys at the present, speakers de
clared. One Med ford creamery reported
that it has been expending $:! 5.000
monthly in payment for dairy pro
ducts and could easily buy five
times as much without overloading
its present market. liiscussion
revealed that outside dairy inter
ests could improve the Industry by
establishing themselves in the
Rogue River valley but it also re
vealed that such interests would
not buy valley dairy property in an
undeveloped state.
Farmers are encouraged to plant
all unused land to meadows and
take n greater interest in dairy
products. It Is likely a meeting of
Med ford business men and realty
board members will be called soon
to discuss the matter with grange
leaders from nil pnrts of the
county to devise ways and means
by which southern Oregon can be
come a greater dairy country.
4
College Women's Club
Will .Meet Tmuurriiu.
Tho College Women's club will
meet tomorrow afternoon, Satur
day, the Uih, at 2:30. at the home
of Dr. Kva Mains Carlow, L'ti South
luu re 1 street. Miss Ora Cox will
be social chairman. Mrs. Ktltel
Willets will review a new book by
Lorna Roa, "Six Mrs, Greens."
Auxiliary Members
luMall Officers.
The Ladles' Auxiliary of tlu ;
First Baptist church held its regit-t
lar meeting Thursday afternoon at j
the home of Mrs. V. 1. lioberts
on West Tenth street. A business j
session was held, during which the j
new officers were installed. I
During the social hour which!
followed, refreshments were serve.!
tn 2fl. 1
Bible Cla.ss
Mas .Mivilug.
The Women's Bible class of the
First Baptist church met yester
day at the homo of Mr. Milto'i
K. Coo, 54 2 Haven street, where
a Bible study was conducted. Tin
subject used during the week is
the same as that discussed In the
class on SumU.y. Seventeen mem
bers were present.
The boa ril of the Y. W. C. A.
met the first of the week In the
"V" parlors, where they discussed
plans for the fall and winter.
-
Mrs. Frances Hon of l,os Angeles
arrived In Medford yesterday to
visit hot son, C. M. lion and fam-
Tho Parent -Teachers associa
tion of tho Junior high school met
at tho school this afternoon at 3
o'clock.
The Dixie club will meet Satui.
day afternoon at 2:30 with Mrs
G. Q. D'Albinl. 1
Tho St. Ann's Altar society will
have a food sale tomorrow.
Oregon Weather. .rt
Fair east, showers west portion.
tonight and Saturday. Moderate to
fresh south and southwest winds
on tho coast.
f . v
Card of Thanks.
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and for the beautiful
floral offerings in our recent sor
row. Mrs. Alice Chamberlain and
relatives. 20;i
SKY PHENOMENA
The unusual spectacle of a
meteor falling from tho sky north
east of the city at 0 p. m. last
Wednesday was apparently seen
by only one person of Medford and
vicinity Dwight Randall, minor
observer of the local weather sta
tion who was off duty at his home
in tho Siskiyou Heights section at
the time. At least, up to ditto no
other person has reported having
seen tho phenomenon.
Dwfght happened to look up nt
the sky to see what he thought
whs a shooting star falling with a
lot of smoke trailing behind it, and
while he was watching its descent
it suddenly burst into fragments,
making a brilliant sight, which
quickly disappeared from viow,
Dwlght Is not addicted to tobac
co In any form, ho had not par
taken of strong coffee, nor has he
penchant for seeing things up
ghovo or below, so his story of
what he witnessed must be be
lieved. vi Tho theory that what ho saw
may have been the exploding re
marks of a peeved player on the
golf links when he misMed the ball
and hit tho ground, the club re
hou nd ing u p wa rds and bu rating
into small pieces surrounded by
smoke coming from the player's
timely observations, is suggested
by his fellow workers at tho
weather station.
10 PORT INVITATION
Among tho nYhny letters written
In response to the Invlta'tions sent
out on the first airmail flight from
Med ford's new port, over a week
ago, was one received this morn
ing by Cole Holmes from George
W. Do in in. manager of tho Pa
cific coast department, Springfield
Mro and Marine Instiranco com
pany at San Francisco.
That the establishment of this
pioneer airport in southern Ore
gon should bring Medford and the
state Into even greater prominence
and develop this city Into "one of
tho leading Pacific const cities,"
wan tho prediction of the promi
nent official.
LIFE RUINED BY
NEGLECT
Kellogg'a ALL-BRAN a
Simple Remedy for a Wide
spread Evil 1
WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS
BUx Ho. 471, 210 W. Shia 2 Medford 8torea Store No. 433, 212 K. Mali
Fbon 1010 Conveniently Located Phon 1171
Whlli- It whm nut orlKlnnlly In-N'mU-il
to hf-Ktn tho Hprvlce until
Ortolicr IS. tho Mpilforrl nlrwnyHi
radio cnmmunlritUon xtntlon of)
the dtpartrnrnt of comnnrrfl todityj
hfKan to idve hourly hroRdcantM
dally of the weathor hnlween oj
a. in. and A p. m to all the itlr-1
ymyn radio ptatlona north and'
aouth of the city for the benefit j
of the alriilanen. Thcne reports
are obtained from the Medford
ittatlon of the L". H. weather bu
reau nervlre.
The airway radio rommunlia-
tlon Mtatlon out on Crater Ijike,
highway which In not yet com-j
plrted In all Ita appointments and,
will not be for Rome time yet. la.
urrblently advanced to furnlah
the limited broadrant aervlce men
tioned above, but will begin to
give n H hour' broadrant of the
weather, an noon an another man
la added to Itn pernonnel. Thla
ftntlon now hna only two employefl,
Many a man has nuddenly real
ized that he was loainc out all be
cause he neglected constipation too
loni?. This evil scourge starts with
such little things. A headache. A
listless morning. A cloudy com
plexion. But all the while It saps strength,
kills initiative, steals ambition. And
if allowed to continue to poison tho
system, it may bring on serious
disease. Women know it as tho
deadly enemy of youth and beauty.
Men, as ability's crudest foe.
Don't let It ever prey on you.
Guard against It. You can with a
delicious cereal. Kellogg'a
ALL-BRAN is guaranteed to pre
vent constipation to promptly re
lieve it. Just eat two tablespoon
fuls daily chronic cases, with
every meal.
ALL-BRAN is 100 bran. Doe-
tors rernmmen.1 It. Serve nlth tnllk
or cream. Use in cooking muffins, '
breads, etc. Delicious recipes on '
package. Grocers sell it. Restau
rants, hotels, dining cars serve it ,
Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
I ALL-BRAN
Notice.
All Hopkins Lateral uacra dcalr.
Ing to purchase more water, who
have not already notified tho dls
trict, aro requested '.o do so at"
once. I'hone 317, Medford.
UOfUTR KIVKIt VALLEY
IRRIGATION DISTRICT,
32 North Central Avenue. 1 87tf
.-;-r-. J i
Store No. 34 No. 31 N. Central
Store No. 55 226 W. Main
QUALITY, real quality; ECONOMY, consistent economy; SERV
ice, genuine, whole-hearted sarvice SATISFACTION, complete, last
ing satisfaction those 11 re the modern food signs and they "point
clearly to the MacMnrr .Stores. Follow them and you can't go
wrong, . because we guarantee every purchase I
Saturday and Monday, October 12th and 14th
VEGETABLE DEPARTMENT
See Our Display for Variety and Freshness
Fresh Crisp
Spinach .... 3 lbs... 25 C
Cranberries 2 ibs...45c
Fancy Yellow
Corn .Doz... 30c
Fancy White
Celery ... 2 bunches.. 19c
Staple Items of Merchandise atsa Saving
Flour
"Mac Marr" Hard Wheat Quality Guaranteed
49 -lb. sack.. $1.95 4 sack $7.50
Cloth Bag Local Creamery
Sugar 10 ibs. 65 c Butter . . 2 los. $1.03
' Tru Blu Swift's Gem Nut
Crackers ... 3 lbs. 39 C Oleo ....... 3 lbs. 49c
Campbell's Tomato Broken Slices, Large Tins
Soup 3 cans 23 C Pineapple . . 2 for 43 C
Citrus Powder 2 boxes 49c
Ball Mason Quarts
Fruit Jars Dozen 87c
. I Matches.... 2 ctns 29c
Peanut Butter ....2 lbs... 35c ;
. . Crystal White
No. 2 Tin '
Grapefruit.. 2 for 39c Soap 1Q bar8 39c
Cane and Maple Del Monte, Early Garden ,
Syrup 5 lbs . 89c Peas . . .2 cans 35 C
Coffee
Pound
In Eulk Supreme Blend
47c 3 ib8 $L39
$5.00 orders delivered free small orders 10c sugar excepted.