HfEDFOTlD MATL TTITBUNE, MEDFORD. OftEflOyfrKIDA'T. .TUXE 20, 1930.
PAGE FOUR
SCOUTS
WOODS
2 GIRL
LOST IN
REPORTED SAFE
Telephone : Ranger Station
After Wandering Since
Tuesday in Dense Forest
; of Yakima Valley.
YAKIMA, Wash., Juno 2ft. -P)
Yakiniu'B lost llrl ScoutH, JOvnlvn
Krautkremer nnd Marlon Converm,
who dlsappeurnd Tuesday in th
Fife's tPeak district of the upper
Ynklnia valley, tod a were safe at
the Last Cro using ranger station Is! night, after which ho will return
King county, K. J. Ponhy, who was to Portland.
In charge of rangeri In the search, Mr. f'.frher will leave Portland
reported. i Sunday, June 29, for Kan Fran-
The ulrl. V&nUy's meager report
nald, stunihled past the cahln a:
the station nnd noticed the out
door .telephone and called Itangcr
Nevln McfultouKh, 12 miles away.
McCullough lf t for the Uirt
Crossing Hiutfun Immediately after
KOttlntf the girls' message. He car
ried food for the two, who haw
heen wundering !n tho forest slnco
they brume lrft Tuesday after
wundering away from their chums.
MddullouKh reported to Ken by
that the girls' volcej were strong
when he -talked with them.
Philco Radio
Salesman Here
elseo, where he will attend the
radio show there June 30, July J
and 2. AH the new ltS0 radios
will he represented at thin nhow,
according to Mr. (Jerber, and It
will "l the first time ihnt a na
tlunal radio show has been held
on the roust. Heretofore tho show
hits been at Atlantic City.
Mi. (Jerber had nothing to an
nounce for publication on the new )
111 SO IMiilco radios, but said the
new l'hilco radios would be worth
waiting for. '
HEAVY RAINFALL
John J. (lerlwr, district repre
sentative for Ibe l'hilco radio, Ih
a busfneMfvlHilor.il) Med ford to
day, calling on Clay AVitham, local
l'hilco radio dealer. Mr. ("Jerber
will leave fr Klamath Kails to-
in all J3.S7 Inches that had fallen I
in tho Medford vicinity since Sep-j
tember 1st, last, heavy rain and j
hail were falling In the mountains
and in some sections of. the sur
rounding foothills, but the locul
weather bureau had heard of no
hail falling In the valley.
The rain and hail were especial
ly heavy thruout the Crater Na
tional forest during the storm,
which was accompanied by much
thunder and lightning, and In some
sections of the forest the ground
was white with hail. No lightning
fires were started in the forest
t during the storm, at least no such
I reports had been recetvedat the
; forest headquarters here up" to this
noon.
A rumor on the streets this noon
that heavy hall had fallen In the
western section of the valley and
caused damage could not be veri
fied either at the county agent's
office or the local weather bureau,
as no such occurrence had been
reported at either place. Unsettled
weather is forecast for tonight.
fflCF AN
ADJUNCT IN
LUMBERING
Whilt' .03 nf nn Inch of rain was
falling In Medfonl early la.st even
Infr anrl ui-lnK tho night, milking
Cocoons in wal'ehousCH of Japan
at one time recently were valued
nt :t.r,(io.iioo.
Mill
Store
No. 55
226 W.
Main St.
Telephone
380
TWO STORES IN MEDFORD
STEPS OF. . :
PROCRES
Sill
Store
No. 34
29-31 N.
Central Av.
Telephone
507
How times have changed! How food distribution has progressed! Only thirty years ago autos
were not allowed on main streets and the food store was the "haven for jimcracks of a thousand
varieties." But, today we have modern cars, conveniently located stores with ample parking
space and, best of all, thoroughly up-to-the-minute food stores with the freshest of fresh foods,
the most courteous and expert food merchants and economical prices that plainly spell STEPS
O F P R O GR E S S!
Saturday and Monday, June 2 1 st and 23rd
Canned Milk
' Al) Kinds Tall Cans
5 cans 39c
Matches
Fontana Paste
Noodles, Spaghetti, Macaroni
3 packages 20c
Cleanser
Salad Oil
Bulk.
Gallon ..99C
Toilet Tissue
6-Box Cartons Old. Dutch 650 Sheets to Roll
Carton 15c 3 cans 19c 3 rolls 15c
Sandwich Spread
Libby's
6 cans 25 c
Soap
P. & G. White Naptha .
10 bars 33C
Oxydol
Washes the Most Delicate
Fabrics
Coffee
MacMarr Supreme
Scientifically tested methods of
roasting and blending are used to
insure the smooth, even flavor
found in our coffee. But best cf
all is the freshness that is assured
our customers because of the daily
roasting and quick means of
transportation direct to our store.
Pound 37c
O pounds ... $1.10
Package 19c
Watermelons
Mayonnaise
Best Foods
35c
Ginger Ale
Canada Dry .
bottles 35c
12 bottles . $2.05
Cigarettes
Chesterfield Luckies
Old Gold Camel
$1.19
4
Flour'
Carton..
MacMarr Hard Wheat
Guaranteed.
49 bag $1.69
Bananas
Pint ..
Tomatoes
Klondyke .. Fancy Merced
3V2C 3Pcunds 35c
SUPREME VALUES ON QUALITY MEATS
Skinned Hams
Pound
Fancy Golden
pounds .... 25c
Half or Whole
Pound 27C
Spring Lamb
Shoulder Roasts, lb 15c
Stew, lb 10c
Lunch Meats
Boiled Ham CC
JJV
25c
25c
22c
22c
PlMllltl ,
Miriced Ham
Pound
Veal Loaf
round
Bologna
I'muiil
Wieners
Pound
Milk Fed Veal
Roast, lb 15c
Stew, lb 12C
Oleomargarine
Gem Nut
The Spread for Bread
pounds
29c
i;.Era:.i?rrm'
Fin 1 - , r-,
mm 1 1 9m4
Tree Diseases and Fire
Take Huge Annual Toll of
Forests Burning of
Slashing Injurious in Re
forestation, Assertion.
EUGENE. Ore., June 20. (JP)
humiKTmon and Hciontlstn Kiith
ured here yesterday for the foreHt
.symposium of the annual neaylon
I of the Pacific v division of the
! American Association for the Ad
j vancement of Science were told
I thiit tree diseases lake un annual
toll of six hillion feet of timber
l valued at $878,000,000 and that
j forest fires destroy annually from
I jo to 20 million acres of timber.
E. J. Kotok, director- of tho
California forest experiment sta
tion, declared wewtern lumbermen
must come to realise that slash
ing burniiiK Is not only out ot
date, hut very Injurious to re
forestation. Clear! ni? of land
should he done scientifically, ho
said, and protection of forest fromj
fire should be done more intelli
gent 1 v. Forest fires must bo fol-j
lowed by careful reforestation and
them? new forest.y must be pro
tected, he told the association.
Study lusecls,
F. P. Keen of the Puclflc north
west forest experiment station,
Portland, told the scientists of
studies now being carried on ..-to
determine the life habits of in
sects that can ho damage to trees
estimated at more than $15,000,
000 annually. E. E. Hubert, Uni
versity of Idaho, predicted trees j
will Je harvested In the future
before they are affected by de-1
cay nnd that many wood products j
will be made from pulp mamifac- j
tured from smnll, but sound trees.
E. I. Muneer, Pacific north
west forest experiment station, j
Portland, criticised modern log- j
.ping methods, especially the use j
of the "high lead" system which
breaks down thousands of smaller!
trees. He said the slashing and
burning of debris kills all vegeta- :
tlon and makes It hard to obtain;
a new growth of Douglas fir. s
Dr. Wilson Compton. secretary:
and manager of the Nntionnl l-um- i
Mior Manufacturers' association, 1
declared the perpetuation or tne.
lumber industry is a real chal-1
ltngo to science.
CITY LATE TODAY
A enruvan of fifty members of
the Northern California Creamery
Operators association, which start
ed from Yreka Monday, were ex
pected to arrive in Medford this
afternoon, and visit tho .local
creameries. A banquet, In charge
of John Sn Ider, Is sched tiled for
this evening at tho Hjtel Medford,
to be given by the local creamery
men and the chamber of com
merce. Professor lirandt of Oregon
State college will be the main
speaker at the bamiuet this even
ing. The caravan will leave In the
morning for Crater Lake, nnd from
there go to Klamath Falls where
they will disperse following a.
luncheon in that city. A luncheon
was given by the Ashland cream
ery operators today noon for the
California creamery men.
7 to 7:16 p. m. Klutn ln-ourum.
NHC Hcivlre (o KC'.O, KIllJ.
KO.MO, KUW, KKCA.
7:15 to 7:30 p. in. Kvenlntr Itove-
rli's. NIK' Horvtce to KOO.
7:30 to 7:45 p. in. Amos N" Andy.
NIli! Korvlre tn KtiO, Kill,
KO.MO, KUW. KUCA.
7:45 to 8 p. m. .N11C Conceit Ku-
voiites. NltO Hi-rvlce to KUO,
j Kliy. KOW.
S to 8:15 p. 111. Olo nml the CilrlH.
I VllC Hi'l'Vlce to KCIO, Kliy.
j KUW S:08 to 8:15 p. m.
S:I5 to 8:45 p. m. Piano Puint
Iiikh. K,HC Kervli'P to KOO.
S:46 to 9:15 p. m. Tone 1'k'turen.
j MIC NM'Vlcp to KOO, Kliy,
! KO.MO, KOW. KKI.
I 9:15 to 9:45 p. m. Koilnk week
i oml hour. NIli: service to KOO,
I Klig, KO.MO, KOW, KKCA,
! KSb, KOA.
j 9:45 to 1U p. m. Jolin nnil Neil.
NHC m-i vli e to KOO, KI1Q, KOA
10 to 10:30 p. in. Mystery Serial.
I NHC service to KOO. KOA.
I 10:30 to 11 p. in. Caciric Nomnils.
i NHC service to KOO. KOA.
11 to 12 p. m. Hotel Unnce or
! chestru. NHC service to KOO.
VoIP oil Vets Hill Moiiilny.
WASHINGTON', June 20
The senate toilay nureed to vote
on the veterans' relict hill on
next Monday.
.
A ea lion which recently es
caped from a traveling nhoiv ln:j
tho Moselle at Cobleni, Oermanv,
was later seen near Colopne, swim
ming sturdily seawards.
TS
INTRIGUING
GOODNESS
makes White Star Tuna
relished by every mem
berof the family.. dozens
o f easy ways to serve it
to give tongue-tickling
variety to the menu. .high
in food valuejowincost.
4
TUNA
TIMBALES
Mix one cupful of toft bread crumbi
With one cupful of milk, cook slowly (or
ten minutes, until the mixture Is smooth.
Mdsh one and onc-hdl fcupfuls of White
Star Tuna and press throush 4 coarse
strainer or a meatchopper. Add to bread
and milkmixturc one-third cupfulof milk
two beaten egss, four tablespoons o
melted butter, one teaspoonfulsaltand
One tablespoonful of chopped parsfey
or pimiento. Line buttered Individual
molds with rice oripaghetli and fill with
the fish mixture. Place the molds in a pan
of hot water, cover and bake for thirty
minutes In a moderate oven. Turn out
on hot platter and serve with parsley
or pimiento sauce.
Asparagus
Fancy California white tips In
No. 2 cans. At Santfords next
week's saving
Citrus
Borax
Per can
.23
The same citrus powder you
have always used, in the
large package at -a saving all
next week.
20 Mule Team powdered
Borax at Santfords saving all
next week.
Large pkg.
.17
2-lb. pkg.
.29
String Beans
Pancake
Extra standard in large No. Sperry's extra quality. Buy
2 tins. Buy a few cans next a sac any day next we;k and
Shortening
Freshly made under Govern
ment Inspection, in pails at
Santfords saving.
Per can
.14
10-lb. sack
.55
8-lb. pail
115
Chocolate
.85
Wheat Flakes
Qhirardelll's in vacuum tins.
At Santfords saving
Sperry's large white flakes
In sacks, you save next week Cut from first grade young
3-lb. can
at Santfords. r
10-lb. sack ...
.50
Beef Roast
.19
beef.
Per pound
Save on Your Meats
All Next Week
At
Santfords
Beans
Flour
Veal Stew
Van Camp's bean-hole beans Gold Medal, one of very best Cut from the very best, fresh
In medium size tins. All next hardwheat, at Santfords all killed veal. '
wcck ai oaniioros Baving nexi weeK saving.
Per can
.10
49-lb. sack .
195
Per. pound .
.15
Kraut
Soap
Fancy solid pack In aallon
size can. At Santfords sav- White King in the largo pkg.
ing next week
Veal Roast
Save next week at Santfords! Cut from milk ,e'd veal-
Per can
.39
Large pkg.
.39
Per pound .
.19
Pumpkin'
Van Camp's sweet pie pump
kin In gallon size tins. Save
on a few cans at Santfords
next week.
Catsup
Extra quality in gallon size
cans. Save any day. next
week at Santfords.
Veal Chops
Fancy lean chops cut from
the very best veal.
Large can
.39
Per can
.49
Per pound .
.29
36 South Central
Across From Craterian Theatre