Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 18, 1929, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTCT) MAIL TRTBTjyE. MEDFORB, ORKCiOM, FRIDAY, OCTOBER IS, 1920. PXGE FIVE' IQUOR EXPENSE L OF CALL LOS ANG15L.I3S, Oct. 18. () Money spent for liquor, even thouuli it be UKfd for "emertalnmwit, pub licity mitt iitlyortiHinf?," is not tle dut'ttbli from tho income tux re- turns of film stars, aecorilint; to a federal bill of particulars filed In United Stutew district court in I the case of J. Murjorie Herder, i Holly v ood I n co in e tax co u use 1 lo r. chained with making fraudulent Income tux reports for several I Hollywood film players. ! Miss liei'Kfr is soon to come to trial. The bill of particulars was requested by her counsel. Jtod LbKocnue and Mitchell ! Lewis, featured screen players, are I named in the bill as anions the HoIl4,vood celebrities whose tax schedules contained items unlaw fully deducted. UtUocque. the government's bill stipulated, ex pended $ 1 .4 44.111. or n portion thereof, for liquor, and mated the sum In his income tax as "enter tainment." Lewis listed $378.7ti aa "publicity and advertislnw." which the bill asserted was ex pended for contraband. TICKET SALE ON AL SMITH'S MIND F( J The ticket sale for the 1Ir Ore- I). Millie IUII lit Euroiio i:ril;.K. (He., Oct. IS. P Eusene football fans wll! lie treat ed to a double header today when .1... i.-.. . hi.,-, .hnnl bullies Astoria hiKh on liayward fluid and ! gon Krosh and Oregon Slate Hooka the I'nlversity of OruKon Krosh j fouiball game at Medford iNovom will tangle with the c h e m a w a ! ber 9 wal) ,,, )n n)ut0n today bv' ln"!""- I Earl Davis of the Anierlfuu I- w;sconsln repealed its slate pru-'giun post ,'conimltteo in char, hlbllion net, hut still enforces laws am BU,,neg of tickets' wore left - at the Chamber of Commerce, nirainst drunkenness. Store No. 34 No. 31 N. Central Store No. 55 226 W. Main WHEN AT COMES TO FOOD YOU WANT THE ( Indeed, in food, the best is none too good for you. And that is exactly what you receive at MacMarr's always. This holds true with the character of our service as well as the quality of our foods. So when you buy here you just know it is not only better but the BEST! Money Savers Sat., Oct. 19 and Mon. Oct. 21 SPUDS Netted Gems U. S. inspected. Best quality. The mar ket will be higher. Buy now at a saving, (h 29 In convenient 50-lb. bags 3 ONIONS Firm, Spanish, Sweet 10 pounds ... ..28 c CAULIFLOWER White solid heads 2 for :....29c BEANS Red Mexican New Crop 10 pounds 85c CATSUP Van Camp's, Large Bottle 2 for 33 c LARD Open Keltic UriHlrwd Oregon nifit. 8 -lb. pail $1.43 Fancy Blue Rose Head Rice 10 pounds .... 63 c WHF.AT HEARTS A Hi Dish or Corral rir Quick Knenty. 10 -lb. bag!. 69 c SOAP P and G White Naptha 10 bars 33c CLOROX IIiiiisrlinM nislniivluiil mill Cleanser bottles .... 35 c CIGARETTES Chi-ll'l flelils ClRlll'rtd's lire IIIkIht. Per carton ... $1.19 CLAMS Fancy, Razor, Minced : 5 10-oz. cans .... 59c SNOWDRIFT A Pure Vegetable Shortening1 3 -lb. pail 69C COFFEE Supreme Blend Fresh Roasted 47c ib 3 ibs $1.39 PORK and BEANS Van Camp's or Campbell's Note the Price O med. size tins 3C Fl OI IR SAVINGS Don't b,e mislead by cheap flour prices because it is invariably cheap quality-MacMarr's is the best hard wheat obtainable. $1.98 Per barrel .. $7.49 Per sack $5.00 order3 delivered free, sugar excepted. Brown's, Palmer's .Music Housf. Mail Tribune and Dally Nows. wliero early- purchases ure urged. Ceni'ial admission will lie Jl ann, seats In, the Krandatand ut an added cost of 60 cents. SumiUeH will be Kiven to enn- assers tomorrow by Mr. Davis and practically every football fan in the city is expected to be eached before the day of the big game. Tile conuvt is expecieu i" draw one of the largest football rowds in Medford for years. BUSINESS WOMEN 10 cuMinu LI 1 HOLD I i NEW VOIIK, Oct. 18. (P) l'n-! dor Iho headline, "Smith's Mind Open on Cuiidlitary In ' 11132 Nil-j tionul Knee," the Nuw York World toiluy publislied the following: The Democratic presidential noniiiiation In 19:12 Is not a closed book tor Alfred K. Smith. "(iovernor," he vaH asked, "is it tiue that you will seek to enter the senate in 1934?" Mr. Smith declined to nuswer the question for record. '"Have you determined not to , run for president again?" ! Mr. Smith did answer that (pit's- j tion and this is what he said: "A man never gets anywhere ifr accomplishes much if he niiikes hiH plans loo far in advance. 1 have j never made definite plans for the j future. 1 have never gone about it that way. What 1 have done litis son of come my way. I have never determined matters long In ad vance. You cannot tell what Is go ing to happen in the future, what may occur in between times. And to count on what you will do nt Tickets for the big Hallowe'en gome distant time is, to me, silly." BERRYDALE TUESDAY With the regular Medford child welfare clinic held this afternoon at the Y. W. C. A., the county health unit will hold its next clinic at the community health house at Herrvdnle next Tuesday afternoon. All exceptionally huge allcndance of molhers and infants and chil dren under ti years of age is ex pected. The clinic will bo under Hie direction of Dr. Kinlly llolcom, county medical director, and moth ers wishing to have children ex- Joe Magee Dressed Up for $37.80 He bought a Kuppenheimer suit for $14.60; a broadcloth shirt for" 11.1c; a nice silk lined cup for 85c; ' mined m e urged to call the health i a lamb's wool sweater for $2.95: i null headquarters as early us pos-1 an allwool overcoat for $14.50:" slble. i shoes. $2.95; a heavy winter union . suit, 95c; ono pair Jersey gloves, j A female oyster may spawn as . 15c. Just the price of the suit many as GO.OUO.OOO eggs in a sea son, the average being about Hv omi.noo. in other stores. You can do the same at 32 North Front st. --Paid adv. 209 .. i m dance to be held by the Business ii nd PiofeHsionul Women's club at he Oriental CardenH, October 25 are go ins rapidly lU'Qtmliiig to Miss -Marlon .Mercer, ticket chair pian for the event, who wild she elieved that all of Medford would be there. Don Provost's "Pep Peddlers" ire rehearsing to deliver the i;oods and are combining all the strange syncopations and rhytliins known to KhoHtland into their program of dance music. Mrs. Clarihelle KUi- ott, Kenernl chairman for tlie dance and her numerous sub-committees are working untiringly to make this the most successful social event ever sponsored by the local organization. WOMEN'S GOLF FINALS PLAYED OFF TOMORROW J) omorrow j tte of rtfaMB f.inflvWp IS!) 'mvarauB VUHUT V S lit. II f! HI PAUL M'KEE SPENDS THE DAY IN MEDFORD Paul McKee, former general manager of the California-Oregon Power company in Bouthern Ore gon, and Mrs. McWee arrived in Medford today and will leave to night to visit the former's parents in Sa n K ra n c i sco, b e f o r e sa 1 1 1 n g the middle of November for their present liome in ltio Jaulero, South America. While hero Mr. McKee consulted with Copco offi cials In this city, and also with m. y. uoswortn.r jr., tormor ahhi- fordito, now with the California Oregon Power company In Klam ath Kalis. Mr.- McKee is very enthusiastic over the natural beau ties and business opportunities of the Brazilian metropolis, but still hopes to return to the .Pacific coast in the not far distant future. He wuh greatly impressed by the evidences of growth and prosperity In Medford since his departure for South America three yaers ago. In today's matches of the wom en's tournament at the Kugue Val ley (iolf association links, Mrs. J. C. Thompson defeated Mrs. P. O. Chase and Mrs. Anno Knson de feated Mrs. II. J. Henry, one up. In the second flight MrH. 11. II. Hart defeated Mrs. Pearl Coo, three up, and Mrs. Larry Schade won from Mrs. A. E. Moore, three and one. The low gross score Is held by iMrs. Chuce with 98 and low net score by Mrs. Hart with 85. Msr., Thompson and Mrs. Puson are to play an 18-holo match tomorrow for the championship und the Law rence trophy. The second flight championship wilt be played off be tween Mrs. Schade and Mrs. Hart for the Mrs. Chandler Egan trophy. TEXAS TOWN SHAKEN BY EARLY TREMORS DIO SPWrtOS, Texas, Oct. 18 (P) Hundreds of residents hero were awakened early today by the rattling of windows und brlca-brac, believed to have been caused by earth tremors. ,The first of a series of shocks oc curred at 12:30 a. ni. The lust was registered shortly before 7 o'clock. Residents, who reported they count ed five tremors, said the last was the most severe. All of the shocks were if a few seconds' duration. AUTO CRASH VICTIM'S 4 Mrs, Oeorge McFarlun of Van couver, H. C.t and Miss Margaret Watson of Los Angeles, were pa tlents today at the Community hospital, as the result of an nuto crash north of Central Point last night on Illackwell Hill when a car, in which they were riding and which was driven by Robert Thorpe of Vancouver, collided with a coupe driven 1y KldreU Williams of Central Point. The Thorpe machine rolled over, damaged Its top and lost two wheels. The women were report ed to be In a satisfactory condi tion this nfternoon. Football Broadcast. 4 Thanks to the courtesy of the People's lilectrlc Store 4 The Mall Tribune will broad cast by loud speaker a play by play account of the California-Pennsylvania and O. H. C.-Htanford games tomor row. The former game will start about 1 1 a. m and the reports will continue off and on until the O. 8. C. game Is concluded. lteports at the end of each quarter of the Oregon -Idaho game at Port land and Menlo Park-Ash-lund Normal games hero will also be announced. If the weather should bo bad a broadcasting room In The Mall Tribune building will bo available for all fans. 4 Economy Meat Market Nice Tender Steer Beef Spring Lamb Choice Milk Fed Veal Pig Pork Little Pig Link Sausages Calves Liver Choice Oregon Turkeys Rhode Island Red Hens and Fryers Frye's Delicious Hams SPECIALS Lamb Stew, lb 15c Swift's Premium Sliced Bacon, lb. . 45c MorrelPs Pride Short Shank Picnic, pound 25c NICHOLS "&"ASHPOLE Phone 46 . 206 E. Main Everybody likes candy uxl it's good for you, too. Safeway Stores have many delicious varieties, fresh from our own modem candy kitchens-tempting chocolates, tasty chews, tender jcllits, crisp brittle turd candies and assorted bars. You will surely mnt candy on the Sweetest Day-ask the Saftrway Man to show you his assortment! ' suetTCNt M1 jm Ttl DAY ItHTH. I IUI m fSr$StCANDy,ffKl Safeway Savings for Saturday and Monday Apple Cider Hams Dessert Delicious sweet anwle cider. Cool evenings bring the desire for a good glass of sweet cider. Bring us your container to fill. In bulk. Eastern Star fancy sugar cured lean hams. An enor mous purchase by Safe way means savings . for you. One-half or whole. Jcllo or Jell-Well. Fam ously popular for that different salad or des sert. Your choice of flav ors. Note the low price. Per gallon 33c Pound 29c 7pkg3 47c Candy Featured at Your Safeway Store For the Sweetest Day ; . Hand-Made Chocolates Candy Chews Old-fashioned hand-made. Encoated with high qual ity dark chocolate. As sorted centers. Safeway features those famous Mountain K i s t kisses made with milk. Taste one. lbs. 35c Pound 23c Chocolates Fresh made year-round assorted caramels, creams and nougats. 1-lb, fancy : box. - ' Each 43C Cookies fancy chocolate eclairs, snowballs, Cascade sand wiches or cheese bits, as- sorted as you wish. Sugar C. & H. cane. Fine granulated. Beans 8 lbs. 47c Ketchup Pound 29c Heinz genuine tomato catsup. Has all tho flavor of the tomato, spiced to taste by master chefs. Shortening Crisco, try tho taste test and note tho difference in flavor as well as quality. bottles 47c 3 67c lb. cans.. Cereal Kellogg's all-bran. Delic ious with milk or cream, and with fresh or canned fruits. It's healthful too. Largo package. packages . 37c Safeway Syrup By the carload. Recently distributed to the Safe way Stores in tho Med ford district, Safeway takes pride in offering , this wonderful cane and maple syrup for a better breakfas t of tasty pan cakes or waffles. THia week we are offering one can of Max-I-Mura milk free with each purchase of Safeway syrup. 5 -lb. can 89c 10 lb. can , 1.69 Fancy California ; small white beans. New crop at a lower price. 4 ibs. 1-149 c Mayonnaise Best Foods. The best in mayonnaise for salads. , Adds that unknown zest to better meals. ' . i Pint jars.. 37c Soap Powder Citrus. For cleaner whiter clothes, Decreases the wash day efforts. . Large package. pkgs. 43 c Soap P. & O. The new large bar of white naptha soap. A quality soap that gives you more for your money. 10 bars.. 34c Choose Your Fruits and Vegetables at Safeway Celery Large well bleached stalks fresh and crisp. Table quality. 2 stalks 19c Lettuce Good solid white heads. Medium size. J heads... 17c 3 Cranberries Excellent quality, at a real saving price. Can them for the holidays now. They will be much higher. 2 pounds ..; 39 10 ibs $1.89 Oranges Med. small fancy oranges. Sweet and juicy. doz 35 c Apples Good sound Spiizenbergs for cooking and eating. Box $149 Onions Sweet Spanish Onions or Yellow Globe. Good keep ers. 8 pounds 19c WE DELIVER QUANTITY ORDERS tor No. 471. 210 W. Main Phone 1010 3 Medford Stores Convenient! Located Store No. 433, 913 . Phone 1171 !