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fEDFORD MXTTJ TRIBUNE, SrePFORDy OT'flft??, TRTDXY. DECEMBER fi. 1929.
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Piggly Wiggly
' As a special canned goods week feature we will give
FREE One No.- 2 can Gold Bar corn or peas with each
, purchase of 10 cans Gold Bar, Del Maiz, Otter, or Rod-
man canned fruits, fish, or vegetables.
Features for Saturday and Monday
l;iiit ;iik1 imli.cil, 25 C
SALT, Leslie's,
for ......
BALLOT COUNT
TO BE SPEEDED
T
On Land Commission
BY C R
PLAN
OATS, Albors, Mini,,
);iriff size
28c
PINEAPPLE, Ilillsdiilo, l.r.
2 No. 21- I ins
die
49c
PANCAKE FLOUR, Spmy'
3-ll. ii;ii-k;i''e
23c
Campbell's '
Soup
. All Kinds.
6 cans 55c
"j Sugar S
Best Cane B
8 lb. sk 43 c E j
May Order Double Boards;
for Larger Precincts of
Jackson County-Lincoln
Voters Get Registration
Cards, Books.
FLOUR, (lold .Mclal, best hardwheat, CO.
10-11). sn- OOC
RICE, Water Maid,
'3-llv hair
28c
TEA, Upton Ulaek,
1-11). tin
89c
MALT, Puritan,
55.
OYSTERS, Otter Brand, 5-oz.
2 for
tin.
35c
Pillsbury
Cake Flour
O pgs and colored
glass 7Q
Crystal White
Soap
10 bars . 35c
HOMINY, Van Camp's,
2 No. 2i tins
29c
BREAD, Luxury, white and whole
wheat: ,3 1-1 h. loaves
20c
CELERY, large stalks
VI
15c
POTATOES, Klamath Falls U. S.No.lOC
25 pounds for j. OOC
ONIONS, ,
10 pounds
19c
508 E. Main
i Steps towards speeding up the
i counting of Jackson county cleo
i lion returns, so Hint tin counting
in the future will not require Inn-i
ger, proportionately, than l.ie
campaign, havu been taken. Tin-1
; county clerk I assembling fuc:s !
mill figures fur, thu consideration'
' uf llic county court, wlin, when!
Milium fur the spring primary are I
lorunilateil, may order double-
election hoards In the largest pre- '
eincts of the county.
Mm1! -of the Meilforil precincts,
anil a majority of the Ashland pre-
clnots. nil. I the Hold mil precinct I
since It was enlarged to lake In!
, tile Itocky l'olnt precinct, will J
probably he accorded more help
for election tal, illations. j
Two or three of Hi,. Meciford ,
precincts have more than SOU reg-
Istcred voters. It took from ;a j
hours to 35 hours to count the
vines lifter they were cast, or four '
working days of eight hours, dur- '
Jng'the last general election. This!
Is held to he too niucn of a hard- j
ship on the counters. !
I'nder the iliilllile-hoaril system,
the counting of the ballots slartsi
with the casting of the first 50 al
lots, and the returns ure available
an hour after the polls are closed.
Instead of three days, as under the
present system.
The county clerk this week sent
registration honks and cards lo
Lincoln, the new precinct in the
southern end of the county. There
are close to 75 voters In the pre
cinct. Heretofore they have been
compelled to travel as far as 20
miles to vote. Now they will not
be forced to make a long Journey
to exercise their prerog-ltlve as
American citizens. Mrs. lieulah
DeCosta has been named registrar.
The county clerk has nlso start
ed work on creation of election
hoards for the roming year, and
there will he numerous changes.
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JERITZA LOSES
E VOLUME
WHEN STABBED
Realistic Blow From Wooden
Knife Takes Wind of
Metropolitan Star Third
Mishap of Season for
Opera 'Singers.
A i3( Ullfl I't .v I' I u' 4,
Alary Roberts Rinchai t. a jthor,
ts the only woman member tf
President Hoover's public Unc
commission.
G. EMM IS I
BULL FACTOR IN
STOCK MARKET
MOW VOH K. Dec. 6 OPt Drama !
about the wild ami woolly west
seems it trifle trm tniKh for thfK !
efU'te days; at least, the Metro- i
iM.liian Opera conipaijy has founl
it so.
In the third mishap that has
markt'd this tea son's revival of
the 1'iH'clni-Iielaseo opera, "The
tiiii of the Colih-n West," Maria
riizn was htahbed with a wooden
knife last iiijfht and so winded she
line with difficulty the rinsing
Idio, Mia California.'
It was near the end of the opera.
i when Mr..h. Jeritza, playing the
role of Minnie, was holding the
, irate miners at bay anil preventing
, the lynchinpr of the outlaw. Oick
: Johnson. She knocked the pistol
( from the hand of one of the fnrty- i
niners. but In the excitement of:
'the K-rft-rinance he lunged again
i wit n u wooden stage knife and
j tlealt her a severe blow in the
chest. She finished the perfor
mance, but took a curtain call in
, evident pain, leaning heavily on
(the arm of liwrence Tibbett and
(liuvanni Martinelli. She was treat-
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SEW VOIiK. Dec. C. (l The
unexpected 4 for 1 stock splitup
by the Ccneral Klectrlc .company.
trial corporations, turned lhe 'i,'h,er '''"S room for bruises
course of stock prices upward to
day after un early period of h-
E
and skin nbrasion. but declined the
services of a physician.
regularity. With the exception of ! " -' u-m c-
the tobaccos which were heavy on JU""f Performance in
.t , i Brooklyn Tuesday night when
the announcement of cigarette J( mc. j,.,. mt , rV.
price cms. all leading group, pa,- on the ,, ., a '
nclpated in the advance gains whl(.h temporarily crippled her as
rant.,ng from 1 to nearly 20 points. she t,ied to mount her horse
The decrease of J58.000.000 lnTibbe,ti playinB ,he sneriffi wag
federal reserve brokers' loans;struck on .the nose by a falling
brought the total to the lowest ; ladder several niirhis ,.n h,
Kplllciillc In .Met loud
; XlcCI.OUA fal.. U,-o. 6,-(i.)
IMifslclanR were
cheek the advance.
nltempting to
of n cnrli't I retarrb-,1
fever epidemic which broke out
anew after it had been controlled
last week. The situation was not i who were eikect,l io tr.tt. ih
serious. ' galllzatlon.
V PORTIAND, Ore., Dec. P (,pj
Korty delegates from all sections uf
the state convened herj today for
the annual meeting of Hie Oregon
Game Protective association, which
will end tomorrow. C. A. Iickwood
of Jtosehitrg. Ore., president of the
association, presided at sessions to
day. The convention today discussed
questions of Interest to Oregon
siiortsmen. Klection of officers for
the coming year was to be held In
night or tomorrow.
Twelve coimties were represent
ed at the meeting. Tillamook, Col
uinbiit, Kenton, .Malheur and Clack-
inmas had representatives present
level in, more than two years,
and just about half of the record
breaking figure established nine
weeks ago. foil money continued
to hold firm at 4 i.a per cent, but'
bankers acceptances were' ad
vanced i of 1 per cent.
Oeneral Electric, which sold as
low as ISM in the November
break, crossed 250 for a gain of
moro than 18 points on the an
nouncement of the splitup and the
proposed increase in dividend on
the new stock. Other electrical
issues rallied in sympathy. Went-
iiighouse c limbing points to
150. or 50 points above liua
month's low. m I
All divisions of the list re-
sponded to the late outburst" of
buying in I', s. steel and
saved from serious injury by putty
he had used to build up his nose
for the role.
vareWeatedin
figot for seat
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t:indard railroads, stee! ftellin.
WiUon Vote !Ht -1 5
The decision against Wilson was
66 to 1.x Jle had labored lure
and in .Pennsylvania .for month
the i after month in conducting his con-
Gelatin
Royal fruit flavored. One of
the very bestt. Try a few
packages. You will like it.
3 large pkg:
.19
Potatoes
United States No. 1 Klamath
Gems. It pays to buy the best
because you waste less. In
full sacks.
Almonds
California - soft shell. Buy
them now for Christmas.
100 lbs.
SI.IO. 3Punds
.79
Malt Syrup
Rainier hop flavored, a
wonderfully low price.
Cocoa
Lard
Fine ground from pure cocoa
beans. Buy a few pounds.
Pure lard. The very
quality. Bring your
best
pail.
Large
2y2 can
.29
Per pound
.10
2 pounds
.25
test for the Vare scut.
well above 171. tleneral Flectri.- are. -still disabled from an Ill-
continued Its rise, which amount- npss which almost cost him his
ed to 25 points. Allis Chalmers 1 wu" ln tn" !1'nt 'h'ch he had
rose nior? than five points on an-i'ou,:ht fur wnpn the vote on Ills
nouncement or an increase In the,l8hl '" occupy It was taken. Ills
dividend rate from 2 to jr, Hn- llhvsi'1'"1 Wil" nearby,
nually. and Westini-house Klec- Poking on from the nieiiifTers'
trie gained 10 points. 1'ere Jl.. M""ry Wer0 Mra- V," 11,1,1 two
daughters.
l-ilrectly opposite- them, in an-
gained 10 points. Pere Mar
quette gained fiv? to ,ix olntx. A
gain of 1 1; points was registered'
by .MM In ml Steel prod net h pre
ferred. The elo-iinn tone was
strong, total sales approximating.
l.iHiii.nno shares.
1 m SPECIAL ffi ;
1 il Saturday J'
0 New Styles D"?) QQ
Fall Colors B .OO 4 " 9
1 Smart Trims Ld
; I
Also ChUdren's Hats each $1.49
Mann Millinery Department
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Tribune-Virgin Station
I'rliliiy. lice. (
I'.-'to C: 1 5 Peasleys I'hotug-
ra Jihers
'si I 5 to 11:30 News and mar- 4
ki t reports by Mail Tribune
e Saturday. !'. 7 4.
'J to 9:3n rubers t:ah Cro
eery
!l:.Hi t 10 White King Soap
1 I o. 4.
10 lo 10:30 People's Electric
Store.
10:30 to'll pet .Milk Corp.
II to 11:30 Sixth St. Super
Service. 4.
11:30 to 1 2 Kconomy flro-
cetiia
12 to 12:30 Pierce 'Auto
I- relght Lines , A
12:311 News' flashes by .Mail
Tribune
12:30 to 1 Kconomy I. timber
t'o. 4,
6 to 6: 1 5 Peasleys Photog-
raphers 4,
11:15 to 0:30 News and mar-
ket reports by Mall Tribune
(1:30 , 7 Manilla llrug Store
other part of the gallery sat Wil
liam 11. Wilson who listened to the
recording of the vote which mark
ed his defeat In 11 long fight. There
was 11 tense' atmosphere in the
large crowd which hud withered
10 witness the end of the bltterlv
contested case.
Loses Smile
Vnre. who had come to Wash
ington to enter a personal defense
of his campaign activities and ex
penditures, had a smile on his face
as he entered the senate chamber.
He walked vith difficulty and used
u cane.
Ills long fight lost. Vine walked
haltingly rrom the chamber Just
as Mr. Curtis was announcing the
result of tile ballot against him.
It was just a few steps from the
j front row In which he sat on the
1 Republican side at the center of
the chamber, to the door behind
the presiding officer, anil .Mr. Vare
was'gone. Ills florid race still held
the grim smile.
Oysters '
Extra quality large Eastern
pack in large 8-oz. cans.
. Oleo
Hams
Per can
.23
One of the best made on the
Pacific coast. We guarantee
every pound.
Sugir cured, extra quality,
whole ham.
Per pound
.15
Per pound
.27
Chili Con Carne
Van Camp's extra quality at
a price you can afford to pay.
Coffee
Shortening
M. J. B. One of the best and
one you will like.
Fresh made,
every pail.
We guarantee
6 eans
.69
Per pound
.47
8-lb. pail
$1 .09
Beans
Van Camp's Bean Ho'e
Beans.- It's a fancy baked
bean without tomato sauce.
White King
In the large package. It's
one of the best for washing
machines.
Bacon
Medium weight,
nice lean bacon.
well cured.
VANVOrVKIl. Wash., Dec. 6.
(jf Kn J. ('rum. Oinias patrol
man, was exonerated by a coro
ner's jury of blame for the death
of Carini Weldmun. whom he shot
and killed when tht latter fled
from arrest, (.'rum said he shot to
halt Weld man, alleged bootlegger,
nnd net with fatal Intent.
CHIOAiio, Dee. ti (rD t'harlen
K. Walker, Portland, 1930 governor-elect
of the Pacific North
went Kluanis dintrlct, attending
an International meeting of Ki
wan In here today, announced the
following men as lieutenant gov
ernors for the state of Oregon:
J. A. Ituchnnan. of Anlorin; K.
A. Nott. of McMinnvlllr. and Dr.
t.eorge K. llouch. The present
governor Is T. Harry Clowmnn of
Seattle. Washington.
Hen 11. Huxen of Portland, n
member nf tho International com
mittee on Kiwanin education, !
another Oregon Kiwantan who wlU
take an active narl in service club
affair In the Tnlti-d States und
Model Bakery
Special
For Saturday
Filled Buns
15c per doz.
Square Devilsfood
with Marshmallow Filling
25c and 50c
Coffee Rings 10c
Have You Tried Our
Cake Doughnuts
20c
6 cans
.69
Large pkg.
.37
Per Pound
.28
Rolled Oats
Sperry'9 Fancy Cream Oats.
Your choice of large flakes
or quick cooking.
Flour
10-lb. sack
.49
Klamath milled from Klam
ith wheat. We guarantee
every sack.
Bologna
Extra ' quality made under
United States Government inspection.
' 49-lb.
Sack
$1 .49
Per pound
.19
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