Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 27, 1929, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Textf Santfords Saving - One Selling Expe When you buy meats at Santfords you are not. paying the operating. cost of a separate market. About our only added cost is a clerk to serve you. Buy your next meat ; at Santfords and compare the price we charge you with the price you have been paying at the separate individually op erated market. NOTE: AVe gtiiirautcc all advertised prices good for one week following nd. Unless you need the merchandise Saturday we can give you luueh better serv ice any day next week. Peas . Extra standard quality. In No. 2 cans. 15 Per can. Pineapple Fancy sliced. Packed In syrup. Large. No. ZV2 cms. .25 Per can...... Soup Catnpbell's tomato, in regu lar size cans. Your choice of "Variety. .49 6 cans Round Steak Cut from young tender beef. .25 , Per lb. T-Bone Steak Cut from fancy young beef. You save at Santfords. .25 Per lb...: Old Di4tch One of the best clojmers. At Santford's saving price. 6 large cans 37 Coffee Tillman's extra quality cof fee In vacuum tins. You savo at Santfords. , .40 Per lb. Rice Extra fancy Blue Rose long grain southern rice. You save at Santford's. .25 4 lbs Tea Schilling's Best. It's a won derful green tea. Vacuum packed. .70 l ib. can.. Kraut Van Camp's. Extra quality. In large 2"? tins. .11 Per can 807 East Main Street Sirloin Steak Cut from the best young beef. At Santford's saving price. .25 ' Per lb Roiline Beef Nice and lean. At 8antfords saving price. 15 Per lb. Roasts Cut from young tender beef. At a saving. .18 Per lb t'tTtT ".!' 5'-- ' Salad Oil Pure vegetable. Every can guaranteed. ' .39 Full quart .. Oats 3-Minute Oats. In the large package. At a saving. .19 Large pkg.. Oleo Fresh churned, extra quality oleomargarine. At Santfords saving price. .15 Per lb. . Fig Bars Fresh baked fancy quality. Buy at Santfords and save. Per lb Snow Flakes One of the best crackers Fresh baked. At Santfords saving price. .29 Family size Salmon Fancy Alaska Red. Your choice, Trupak, Del Monte or Libbyl. .23 16-oz. can. Macaroni Made of best hard wheat. You save at Santfords. .25 4 lbs.. 1L HreDTaOftBrATTj Stores nse Mint Sauce Royal Mint Sauce. In large bottles. Cheap. 19 ') Noodles aualitv Chinese noodles. In reaular 10c oackaaea. , f . . ' x : . .. I rr t -. .25 4 pkgs.,,.-,. Celery Extra fancy. Exrra large 1 V vkhitc I fcelery."' Per buAch-.ri'JL's Grapefruit H Fancy large Floridas. The kind you always Mike'.' ' .15 Each Oranges Extra large and extra fancy Sun-Klst. .59 Per doe..;..': Coffee ; : Extra quality. In bulk. 'At Santfords saving stores. .30 Per lb Rice M. J. B., one of the finest in packages. At Santfords saving price. .40 4 -lb. pkg.. Catsup Van Camp's eastern pack. In 'large bottles. .15 Per bottle Apple Butter fl Libby's. Fancy solid pack. In large No. cms. :19 Per can .yyy a-A...,. r Baking Powder Schilling's best. A cream of tartar product. .At 8antfords saving price. .. 5-lb. can.. J49 TPJmTNK, MKDFORD. FEAR ST. HELENS VAXt-'OUVKH. Wllf.ll., Doc. 57. 111 lYnr thut K. II. SciubiTK und It. II. Dehti. two St. Helens, Ore., nu-ii who tlitmppcnroil in the Sioux sun district several weeks ago mny huvo been murdered, was ex pressed ludity by 11. 11. Cramer, brother-in-law of SotuberB. Ho epmled his fours to Sheriff It. K. MoCrltc. ..i - No intovimitlon In the lutnds of ofik-hUa boiirs out the murder theory. Tho men hud but ft few dollar in thoir ipookols when thoy I loft together to Inspect a mining claim. John llunloy. who lives nour the place where the deserted automo bile of the men wits found, said lie heard another automobile leave lute at nl'itht on the Sunduy that tho prospectors dlsnppenred. EXTRA NANKING, China, Dec. 27. W) Tho 'central political council In emergency meeting today decided to issue nn official mundnto Junu nry 1 declaring abolition of extra territoriality In China. The mandate will be divided in two parts. The first will declare that foreigners living in China shall in the future be subject to the laws of tne central govern ment and local authorities. The second will declare Imme diate promulgation of a code gov erning law suits and involving Chi nese and foreigners. IMPROVED HEALTH SALK.M, Ore., Dec. 27. (P) Justlco (looiBG M. Brown of tho Oregon supremo court, on leuvo of uhsenco for recuperution from ill ness, bus returned to Salem much improved. He expects to return to his duties on tho bench for tho March term of court. Justlco Urown bus been spending lilsvncu tion at his Roscburg . home' and has gained remarkably in weight, he said, since ho was temporarily relieved ' from the bench ;three months ago. During his absence Judge J. V. Hamilton of Roseburg Is uctlns as a Justice of the court. TO COAST FOR PLANE VAM.EY STREAM. N. Y., Dec. 27. VP) Colonel and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh took off from the Curtiss-Wrlght field ut ll:15jn. m. today for Columbus, Ohio, where thpy will spend the week-enq. From Columbus the Lindberghs will proceed to the Pacific coast, tho colonel making an Inspection of the transcontinental ulr trans port route on the westward flight. In los Angeles Colonel Lind bergh will accept the delivery of a new airplane which Is being constructed for him there. MINERS ESCAPE AFTER EXPLOSION IN SHAFT 11KCK1KY. W. Va.. Dec. 27. lP) Twelve miners escaped wifely from tho Ktoteshury mine of the C. C. D. Smokeless Coal company, eight miles from hero today two hours nftcr a "local explosion In ono entry of tho mlno. Two engi neers wero unaccounted for but of ficials believed they wero In anoth er section ut tho tlmo of tho blast. SCHURMAN RESIGNATION FORMALLY ACCEPTED IIISKUN. Dec. 27. MV-Dr. .11 cob Ouulri Hchurmnn. American ambnKHador to Germany, has re ceived word from tho state depart ment that his resignation ns nm- baKxudor hns been uccepted. AmbaxKador Hehurmen told the Associated Press that he had been expecting his resignation to go through fr seme time and In an ticipation his family had left lier lln In Hcptember and resumed (heir residence in New York. "I cannot niton k too highly of the rordiftllly of tho German gov ernment and people who havo fa cllitnted my work In every man nr pnnHlhle," he nald. MISSOURI PACIFIC HAS NEW HIGH NET INCOME 8T. r.OriH, Dec. 27. W1) The Mtnftmirl 1'aelfle railway toddy re portrd a new high record for No vember with a net rail operating Income of $2,004.06.1. Totn1 ope ratln revenuo for November thin year wan $11,359,J143, cam pa red with II 1.357, 610 for Novcnibrr, !at year. Still Hut! lnir 11 pc HALT I.AfcK CITY, lice. 27. W It In dry hrMboutu In mornwuya than on. I-cdcrnl prohibition aRpntn found ' Htlll near a dried up Mrinn. Kunnln from thp "til to a plpp line wan garden ho fl mile nnd n linlf Inn, i i OREflOX, FRIDAY. DKCKMfiER 27, 1f20. Sought As Slayer 4sjoctifei Prest Paolo Frederick R. Burke, alias Fred Dane, Is the center of a widespread search following the slaying of a St. Joseph, Mich., policeman. Hs faces charges of murder, robbery and kidnaping in various cities. BY COAST GUARD WASHINOTON, Dec. 27. (P) Tho action of u coast guard crew in opening fire on a bout on Ijiko Krio on which liugcno F. Downey Jr.. of lluffalo. N. V., was killed. was defended today in a statement by Seymour Unman, assistant secretary of the treasury. Lowman. In the first utterance by a government officiul on the killing of Downey on Christmos day. said the coast guardsmen were proceeding under a section of the tariff act, which gave thorn full authority to stop any boat at any timo in American waters for inspection. The fact that no llouor was found had no significance ho said. NOTE ON DOOR TELLS VANCOUVER. U. C, Dec. 27.- (PH-A milkman making his calls In the coat end of Vuncouver to day found- a note pinned to the door of u small house Informing ltini that Sydney Ellard. 35, had killed his wife and planned to take his ow'n life and usklng him to notify police; The couple wero dead when po e nrrlved. Ellmt Ellard had t Qcuj boattm vivor .the liead-.wItU it hnrhmer dnd' hei' throat slashed with tt'razorl Hor husbund'B throut and. wrists wore slushed. ' J ' ' TO GET FARM P WASHINGTON, Dec. 27 (IP) The federal farm board today an nounced approval of application of southern Idaho Heun Growers As sociation, Twin Falls, Idaho, for a commodity loan not exceeding 1 100, 000 -to supplement a lonn of $25,000 from tho Intermediate Credit Hank at Spokane. This, loan will flniibln tho usso elation to make additional ad vuiiccs .to grower members. TAKES DIFFERENT DYES WILMINGTON, Del. (P) Rayon making has advunced to whero It Ik possible to put a piece auccoss- slvcly Into two dyes and havo some threads take ono color whllo tho remaining fibers tako only the other. This cannot bo done with any pleeo of royon, but only with that specially woven. . Tho color selectivity Is due, says report of tho research depart ment of the Dul'ont company, to development of varied methods of making ruyon, particularly one which employs acotlo acid, tho suli stanco which causes cider to turn to vinegar. Tho acctuto variety takes certain dyes which other threads resist, so that by weaving two kinds of rayon threads unusual dyo tricks can bo performed. SOLVED BY SERGEANT IIKI.I.INGHAM, Wash. (P) fltrango as It muy seem. Wlllloin Harnett, desk sergeant at tile lio llco station, fed four prisoners In one cell and six In another Willi only flvo meals, one full meal to each man. Harnett said he had solved a groat food conservation problem and at the same time had discov ered a puttier for riddle enthusi asts. Ills answer: The fifth man's nsme was Julius Six. recently put In Jail on a charge of Intoxication. A 'K Motif 7V KnorlHl Oinimnnlinlloii ford Lodge No. 103. A. A. M., Friday. Drf. 27, at 7:00 p. m. Work In the M. M. degree. Light refresh ments. l!y order of the W. M. 277 f. M. IHH'WTON, Sec. Hreyra W. J. ltruwn of the Copper King Aircraft compnny is spending a short time at Ouklund, Calif., whero he may mukc his permanent headquarters, lie hail boon locat ed for several months in Mcdford doing passenger work. Attend the Klks' Now Years ve dunce. All Kilts and their friends are Invited.' 2S0 According to Klamath Falls newspapers murriugu licenses were ohtulned ill the courthouse In that city lust Saturday by Thomas L. Kdsull, 20, farmer of 1'hocnix, Ore., and Verdu p. Hopkins, 20, of Ashlund; mid last Monday by John M'elvilie Downs, 22. farmer of Mcdford and Mary Allheru Din-fee, J 8, of Klamath Falls. Walker's big dance, Saturday night, new ball, Central Point. 277 Mr. and Mrs. II. VanHoovenher-; loft In their cur yesterday for San Francisco, whero they will spend month or six weeks at the new Gnylord hotel. They will tnko In tho Army-Stunford game and abo the Kust-Wcst football game, New Year's day. I'sed tires bought and sold. 127 N. Rlversldo. 273 A. 11. Urown, railway mall clerk, received a painful Injury Tuesday nfternoon when he tripped over a mall snck string and foil In such a manner his left shoulder wus dislocated, tho muscles nnd liga ments dislocated. Ho wus taken to tho Community hospital in Achland when train 13 In which ho was traveling roaohed Ashland. Tho mishap occurred on the day before Christmas which. Incidental ly, was his birthday annivorsary. Ashland Tidings. Used tires bought and sold. 1 27 N. Riverside. 273 Nearly 70 temporary auto li censes were issued yesterday at t-ie sheriff's office for tho first half of the ensuing year. when , full year licenses will bo Issued on July 1st. Klks New Yonr's eve dance Tues day night. All Elks and their friends aro Invited. 280 Tho city street department yes terday-placed several scrapers at work In various sections of tho city, leveling graveled streets to place them In better condition for travel. Tho first case of smallpox In the county was reported yesterday to tho county health unit, and Is lo cated In tho Central Point district. whero Clntulo Grlgshy is 111 with tho disease. Dr. It, C. Wilson, county physician, advises nil resi dents of Central Point, who have sot been vaccinnted, to-do so a' once by seeing their family phy sicians) In cases whero funds are unavailable, vaccinations will be mndo free of ohargo by Dr. Wil son tomorrow morning at tho health unit here, whero appoint ments must be made. .' Let mo write your flro Insurance. Carl Y. Tcngwald, .Hotel, Holland Bldg, .riiono H&3..L-'.. , . f Mr. and.' MI'S. Glenn natiauaui;ii of Roseburg, were tho houso guests of Mr. : and Mrs. Donald nana bamih hero over Christmas. Mr nnclihniiL'h Is manager of ono of tho Mcdford MacMavr stores and Is a formor Rosoburg resident. Mr. and Mrs. 'O. W. Shirts and Captain nnd Mrs. L. O. Stedman. Jr., of Seattlo, nnd Mr. and Mm. O. W. Shirts of Tacoma aro trims lent visitors In Mcdford from the state of Washington. Mcdford and southern Oregon trap and target shootors aro In terested in the big turkey shoo: to be held next Sundny nt th'j Frank Adams place north of Cen tral Point, whoro Floyd Rosb Is offering a largo collection of big birds to successful shooters. He has procured now trapshootln de vices nnd has announced tho shoot will begin In tho forenoon. Make "Whoopee" at tho Klks' Now Year's ovo dance. All Klks and their friends aro Invited. 280 Tho Daughters, of Voter ins will meet this evening at 8' m. nt the Armory. Wall Street Report N7W YORK, Dec. 27. (P) The stock market reacted under re newed pressure lato today after a brisk cxtonslon of yesterday's rally during the early hours of tho ses sion which had carried a wide as sortment of shares up 1 to 10 points. Gains of 3 to 6 points In tho more popular 'trading shares wero cancelled during the artor- noon and many closed with losses of I to 6 points. General Electric sold up 4 points and slipped buck 7 from the top American Telephone and Joline Munvllle last early gains of about 4 and 6 points nnd closed with small net declines. Pressure against mull order shares was pro nounced, Montgomery Ward and Scnrs-ltocbuck losing nearly 2 and 4 points respectively. Total sales approximated 3.400,000 shares. A survey of 124 farms In six Minnesota counties showed , tenant farmers were better off financially than farm owners. ISIS East Main Near Bridge Admission lOo and lBo Last Time TONIGHT A FIRST RUN PICTURE Matiae 1:30; Evening 7:00 Saturday "Why Worry" Weddings William A. Tiedeinun and Vir gluniu J. Rose wero united In mar riage Tuesday noon by llov. Car man E. Moll, of Mcdford, nt the homo of V. N. Poole near Canyoll vllle. The bride is wull known In Medrord having lived In this vi cinity for several yours. Mr. Ticdemun is chief muriim engineer for the Alnsku Steamship com- j puny. They will maKu their noiiie 111 AUOUIII. lllll. ., 1( . Garland N. Lotion and Ellen lieiiloi Wilson were married at the i.iiis.iiiiihi. of I'unnuli 10. Moll, of tho First ClivJtlau eluiren iues day evening. Miss Wilson hua been employed In Mcdford and Mr. I.orton Is a clerk 111 tho Grieve sloro at Prospect. Mr. und Mrs. Lorton will mukc their nonie m Prospect. ' On' Christmas Kvo Mr. Klroy ( Pierce und Ellen II. i nucr wood wero united ill niurrlugo at tho Clirlsllnn parsonage by the Rev. Carmnn E. Moll. Mr. Pierce is nn employee of the Tomlln liox Co.. nnd both young people lire well known In Phoenix. Miss Gladys Couslneau of Grunts Puss nnd C. P. Woessner of Ouk lund. Cnllf., wero ninrrled ut the parsonage of Carman E. Moll, Christian minister, Thursday, De cember 20th. They wero nccom pnnied by the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Couslneau. of Grants Pass. Tho young couple will make their home In Oakland: Obituary HURT .James nullard Hurt passed away at his residence, 627 Putnam street, Thursday. Decem ber 26. Mr. Hurt waB born at Boli var, ilo., March 3, 1864, and was aged 65 years, 9 months and 23 days. He had lived In Oregon for approximately 20 years, nine years In Medford. Dejln Sliffe was milted in marriage to James Hurt at Hopp ner, Ore., in 1902, nnd to tills un ion was born two children, Ernest jiurt of Medford and Geneva Hurt ot Bolso, Idaho. Ho uiso loaves ins wife, Mrs. J. B. Hurt, of Modford, and two sisters, Florence LeRny of Walla Wtilla, Wash., ttnd Surah Dovin of Heppncr, Ore. Funeral arrangements aro In charge of the Perl Funoral Homo nnd will bo an nounced hcrcaftor. Notice of Meeting. The annual mcotlng of tho 'stock holders ot tho Jackson Counljl Building & Loan Association will bo held at 30 North Central Avo nue, Mcdford, Oregon, on Monday Jnnuary 6, 1930, at 7:80 p. m. . 286 O. C. BOGGS. Secretary- Reliable Grocery 0. A. Whlllock, Manager : ' V: No. 1 Johnson's Market , Reliable Store Owned Pink Salmon, No. 2 iins, 2 cans foft,!V.r 35 Spinach,' No. 2H tins, 2 cans ..........................33 Your choice coffee, pound ..,........:........50 Best Foods Mayonnaise y2 pint jar 19t? Pint jar .....'...:...39f.1 Oleomargarine, Holiday Brand, 3 pounds..:.49 Good quality light weight broom......r.....'.....;:.35f Large package, 3-minute oats ai .......23 Matches, carton .............;-;.:...........19 Golden Age Double-Package egg noodles 10 bars White Wonder Soap ..;....'.a..i...........334? 1 package Citrus Washing Powder :.:.;..:......25f Serve Campf ire Marshmallows to Your Guests New Year's Eve v - Where you meet Gold Hill, Jacksonville and Central Point People Hay take advantage of these bar gains by shopping at Reliable Grocery No. 3 Mo. 4 In Jacksonville and Reliable Grocery Ho. Central Point 700 Store Buying Power Had Perfect Hand J in Hearts But Bid Diamonds in Bridge IIOSWOKTU, Mo., Dec. 27. 0P) iieulilo tho niches of the Hull of Fume occupied by Roy Rlegols und Fred McrUle pluco Wes Stafford, hardware A ,ti.nl,v Stafford drCW U perfect bridge hand in hearts and bid diamonds. j Ills bund was "all red" so Station), ine ueaier, uiu wnv t U. diamond without inspecting U l,l curds closely. "Just to cot the game started." Tho other throe players passeu. When Stafford looked aguln at his hand ho found 13 hearts, lie laid tho unplayod hand on tho table. Comment of Mrs. Stafford, his partner. Is not of record. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY HAVE CLIENT who wants to bor row tl.000 ut 8 cj, on good real estate security. Tel. 895. 277' FOR SALE Small modern homo in good part of town, close in: partly furnished. Just the thing for tho newlywcds. Reasonable terms. See It at 83" Kust Uth St. Inquire ut 848 East Uth. 8i TRADE Edison cublnot and rec ords, cur, hens or lurnuure. jju. O. G Tribune. 278 FOR SALK OR RENTHouso at Ml So. Ivy St. Very reasonable. Phone 383-W. 277tf FOR SALE Beautiful 6-room home on Glen Ouk Court: flno lawn, shrubbery and trees: houso built nbout a year; in excellent shape.. Priced to sell. .' For sale 4-room house and 2 acres: fine garden land. Owner leaving country, says sell $1600: pay $600 down, balance terms to eU"' rtEEBE & SIMS, 16 So. Bartlett. 277 FOR RENT Modern 4-rm. houso: electric range, refrigerator, ga rage. Call 27IL J.1I?' FOR RENT Furnished modern homo for 3 or 4 months, on oast--side; furnace, garage. Tel. 4. 27!. FOR SALE 'Flno Jersey milk cow, lust fresh. Phono 834-J-3. W.-; W. Hartley. " 27!), WANTED By young lady position In good homo as housekeeper. Write Eva Burrows. 615 Dim' mlck St., Grants Pass, Ore. 279 FOR RENT Absolutely clean -room furnished apt. 303 Beatty St. Geo. Ivorson. Tel, 810-M. 279 WANTED Woman for house work: must be able to cook. 339 Sn Central. 279 No. 2 ' 117 North (&r Wc take this opportunity to express our appreciation to all the people of South ern Oregon for their gn urous patronage at Re liable Qroeerleo during the past year. During 1930 wo shall attempt to even of fer finer service to our many patrons. If you aro not already a Reliable shopper, come in tomor row and you'll retolv to trad here throughout the', coming year. ,. . ; by Rogna Blv Capital Sperry Flour yl 49 lbs. Drifted Snow Flour'. $1.95 fVi-.lt' , good things to eat In Gold HiU, Reuawe oroeeiy I la Reason Wi Sell for