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MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE. MEDFORD, OR EC! ONT, FRTD A Y," JTTNE " 27, 1 930.
SATURDAY
IS THE LAST DAY
TO GET YOUR
STRAW HAT
AT HALF AND LESS
THAN HALF PRICE
Monday We Will Be in
. Our New Location
15 NORTH FIR ST.
Still, a good selection of 1930 fab
. rics to choose that new. tailor made
suit from '
A. regular $65
value suit
45
You Save $20
if Order Taken '
on Saturday ! '
F. J. Huber
i ;i M I, C
113 West Main
i?h6ne 799
' IT
Felt Hats at Half-Price
now-J THINK
ULCALLATTHE
'JONBS HOME
OroniteFIY SPRAY
Wills -em ead
MOiQUITOfS ANTS - ruti MOTHS IOaCHIS HIaS
STANDARD OIL COMPANY Of A I I f O HI A
-f r
Jacksonville Dance
9 p.m. till 2 a! m.1
T ' '
Saturday, June 28
AMI AND Will FLOUR REDUCTION
! MARK PIONEER
r 1 1 in nnif-iTii
UAYo JULY 4IH
f'y Classified Advertising Gets Results i ,j p
M-E. CONFEREES; PROGRAM CLOSES
Fl
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Centennial of First Over
land Trip From Mid-West
to Oregon Motif in Big
Celebration.
AHhlaml will commemorate the
centennial nnniVfi-Kiiry of the first
oviTlaiul trt'U from iho middle
west tu Oregon in 1K.tl) the week
of June 21) July 4-Jn a revival
(if hai'ily, frontier Hf.oneH.
Dixyn ut '4!i will ho featured
In the parade on Urn mornlnt; of
.July 4 In w h I fit t h e C ni t e vh a I"
Med ford have been Invited to par
ticipate. The covered wntfon, suur
clouKh miners, proHpeetoi'H, 'and
fiirmnm eharaeteiM of the wild,
primitive life of southern Oregon
and northern California will he
prenented in floats and by march
ers. Window dinplays will con
tain exhihltM of old furniture,
prints, antiques gathered by L'to
neer Descendants' association from
the Applewhites. Dunns, Dolmans,
KusHctls, irills and other historic
families. ' '
C'oncertM by the Dtinsmulr and
Ashland bands .and an orchestra,
with day and niK.U diinelnp in
Lit h in park, urchei-y, tennis, and
horseshoe tpurnnmcnts, 1 'motor
cycle hill climb, old fiddlers' con
test, novelty children's races will
be high llKhtft of an interestins
program. The Crater ' Lt.lt o Mo
torcycle club or .Medford will
participate In the hill climb.
Prizes are offered In all competi
tive sports events.
The patriotic exerciwes under
ntisplces of the PiuiKhters of the
American Revolution will follow
the community picnic dinner in
beautiful, cuol Libia park.
Carnival features wilt be Riven
by the HteD'ens Superior Hhows
of Oakland Carousel, giant fer
rls wheel, kiddle rides, rldlnff
pontes, Iho whip, rifle rane, ath
letic stadium. ' '
At !:00 p.m. there will he n
spectacular display of fireworks.
Thccelcbratfon is under the aus
pices of th. Cirenter Asliland
l-'ourth of July OrKnnlfcation, com
posed of the commercial, civic
and service bodies of Ashland.
POKTLANR, June a7.-rP) B"t
Iter and egg quotations, remained
unchanged for the Portland whole
sale market today. Demand was
fair for both. Butter receipts were
cleared well. Kgg receipts were
liberal, part going to storage.
Quotations and demand for coun
try dressed meats and poultry con
tinued steady.
The Sperry Flour company an
nounced varying reduction on
flour.
Watermelons continue their very
heavy dally movement . of I'uti
cars. Ari'ona's cantaloupe move
ment fs In full swing with qualiiy
reported very good. v
Hothouse tomatoes are moving
slowly.
There wore virtually no strnw
heiries on the Kast Alder street
market today, for the first time
in Hevoral weeks.
THE MARKETS
ALIEN
FISH TEST
PORTLAND. Ore.. June 27 (P)
Arthur I. .Moulton, lawyer, who
filed n test case In district court
against 11. M. Crolsan, federal col
lector of customs, for Gti cents col
lected iiM Import duty on salmon
caught behind the three mile limit,
today said the treasury ruling de
ciding fish cn light by alien resi
dents may be brought Into this
country free - was n victory for
many Pacific const fishermen.
A month ago Moulton filed the
lest suit for Karl Jurva, Clatsop
county alien fisherman, for the fit)
centH collected by Crotsun as Im
port duty on salmon caught be
yond the three mile limit.
' Livestock '
' PORTLAND, Ore.. June 27. (P)
OATTLK 85, calves 10; extreme
ly slow, calves and vealers look ,luc
to J 1.00 lower. Bulls (yearlings
excluded) $6.00-1). 50, cutter to
medium S4.00-ii.oo. Calves, medi
um to choice $8.00-10. "cull .to me
dium 11.00-8.00. Vealers, milk
fed $10-11, medium $.00-J0, cull
to common 3.5ft-8.0O. y
DOCH 150. hIow. l-lenvy weight
SK.RO-lo. Medium weight $!).oo
id.ro, light weight $o.ar-io.rto,
light lights $. 50-10.00,, packing
sows $7.00-8.00. Slaughter pigs
$11.00-10. Feciler and stacker pigs
$11-13. (Kofi or oily hogs and
roasting pigs excluded in above
quotations.)
.SDI-JKP 1000. talking around
steady. Kwes. 120 lbs. down me
dium to choice jL'.OO-i.Tfi
1io(1hco
PORTLAND, Ore., June 27. (JP)
Butter, eggs, milk (hutterfat),
poultry, country meats, onions,
potatoes, wool, nuts, hay, casc'ara
bark and hops steady and unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Ore., June '27. P)
Wheat futures: ?
Open High Low , Close
July ' in .in .in .u
Sept ll .Ji2 Ai M2
Dep. U5 .05 .!IB .t5
CaHhw;ieat.
Rig Rend bluestem $1.07
Soft white .93
Western white .03
Hard winter ; u ,jn
.Northern spi'lng ,9 1
Western red t; m
Oats: No. 2-38 lb. white:.: 28.00
Today's car receipts: Vyhewt 37,
flour II, corn 2, oats .t. liay 2.
IN LAWYER'S AUTO
. 1
. AM ARILLO, Texas, June ! 25H-:
(&t Mrs. A. D. Payne, wife of u
well known Ainarillo attorney,
was blown to piece, and bur 14-year-old
son probably fatally In
jured today when the Payne auto
mobile- was destroyed by what po
lice believe, was an Infernal . ma
chine. The boy was hurled 30 feet
Into the yard. The chassis of the
car wan left Intact and the gas
tank was undamaged.
Hits of wiring and pieces of
dry cell batteries wore found by
detectives, and they said they be
lieved either dynamite or some,
other powerful explosive had been
placed In the automobile.
Payne, had been a candidate for
district judge, but recently withdrew.
10 EYE- CANDIDATES
' I r 1 1
PKNDLKTON. Ore..' llujie-'27r v
T Tom C. KtlMt. Milton, Re
publican state committeeman, to
day called a meeting here for Mon
day night of the IS committeemen
in eastern Oregon counties. KUiott
said the meeting was not called so
much to dlscu the selection of a
Republican gubernatorial nominee
nn to diocuss matters of interest to
eastern Oregon.
STARR AGAIN IS HEAD
OF EDUCATION BOARD
LA (JRAXDR Ore,. June 27.
OPt The state board of higher
education, concluding its first year
of administration, met here yester
day and re-etected qC. L. Htarr.
Portland, president: Aubrey Wat
i!ek. Portland, temporary secretary.
All members except K, C. Pease,
The Dulles nnd K. V,. CHlllster.
Albany, were present.
Obituary
I'ENW-KTON-c-.U MiHliwto, Oil..
I mtrstiny, June 2;.' -,l,y:o, i.et
I'L'Odleton, youngest hruthor of
.1. JVndlt'lon, well-known' resi
lient of the Talile lioek' (llHtrlet.
A measure hemlnp the sail till
Inns was rei'elveil'W.vestenlay by
local relatives. The end came
after n lon hruve fi lit with
eani'il'. Ilesliles n wide circle nf
aciiualntanccs, there are loft to
nioin-n, a brother, the liev. .1. V.
I'ellilleton of Oaklaatl. Cnl., nnil
two sisterfl. Mi-h. .May (Itinn of
Modesto, Cnl., anil Mrs. Uhbie
Holmes of Stnmlish, t'al. ,A more
comiiletc obituary will be nb
Hshed in a later Issue.
Dedicate Building
SAUK.M, Ore., June 21. (A
Oregon' new slate office buildinK,
which Jian been In tine ainco May
I, will "bo dedicated with a public
house warming between 7:00 nnd
10 o'clock tomorrow night.
4 , '
Kurt j' North Caroline high
nehoolti haVo started development
of miniature forests.
TRIED ALL KINDS
: OF. LAXATIVES
Kcllogg'a':ALt-BRAK, Gave
Only Permanent Relief
Ad' evevlwdy known, tho mhrkot
la Hooded with cnUiartics, pills and
patent compounds! for the relief of
constipation. At best, whatever re
sults nre obtained are temporary.
Hesldes, there is the danger in cer
tain dnis and the hubit-forming
menace.
Mr. P. M. Fisher, 517 Olive
Street, Scrnnton, Pn has nome
thintr to say on this subject which
will be interesting to all constipa
tion sulTerers. He says: i
"For many ymr I .nfTrrd from
tnnMlu&tion and u.ril. for roliff, alt
kintl. of Inxativv.. Aftrr a f.w ilaya'
. trntlm.nt, 1 would only nnd my con.
ilitinn lh .am. a. bfor and at
time. wiir..
"Seme time atro t atarted to u.e
KellnKir'. AI.I.'HKAN roaulnrly, once
a day an dtrt'cted. 8inei dolnu thli,
I have found that 1 do not nd any
other moilii-ine to procure the de
.irpd result, and it keen, me In m
Very healthful condition."
KclloRit's AI.L-HRAM la posi
tively ifuarantced to relieve Doth
temporary and recurring constipa
tion or the purchase price will be
refunded.
In nddition, it adds needed iron
to the diet. You will like its de
lirious flavor. Thero arc many de
lightful ways to eat it. Your gro
cer has Kellogg's ALI.-URAN.
Served everywhere. Made by
KelloKS in Battle Crock.
PRAISE W.C.T.U
Oregon Churchman Given
Resolutions Favoring Fed
eral Movie Commission
to Raise Plane.
ASTORIA, Ore.. June 27.
Action on recommendations com
mending .'inencicH promoting the
enforcement of the einhte;iHh
amendment and condemning -be
motion picture Industry, drafted
yesterday by the teinperrtnce, pro
hibition nnd public morals com
mittee of the Oroupn Methodist
Mpincopal church, will be taken
today.
The committee, beaded by Dr.
Clarence True Wilson, Washington,
D. C, general secretary of , the
church's national board, recom
mended that the work of the W.
C. T. IT. and the Anil-Saloon league
was "most commendable" and a
copy of the resolution be forward
ed congress.
ninis a Menace,
The same resolution claimed the
American motion lecture Industry
"is undermining the Christian. In
fluence of home and church, men
acini? law abiding citizenship and
misrepresent in American life to
the nations of the world."
The resolution continued that
"repeated efforts lo Improve the
moral .standj.rds of motion pictures
by cooperation with the Industry
havo failed to secure the desired
results, "and, therefore, be it re
solved (hat We cooperate with the
Federal Motion Picture Council of
America in its effort to obtain pas
sasf of a bill declaring the motion
picture a public utility and provid
ing for a federal motion picture
commission to regulate the trade
practices of the industry."
i Clotting the two week's summer
'vacation Bible 'school which Iras
been conducted under the Ruper
; vision of Mrs. Wni. S. Gilmore at
! the First Christian churcK a pro
'Kramwas given this morniiiR by
I the 103 students at the school
; which opened at nine' o'clock.
I Following 'the program, which
cloned at 11:30. the children form
ed in line, and preceded by Offi
cer G. J. Prescott. marched to the
city playground on the hanks of
Hear creek, where a picnic lunch
eon was served by the mother's
of the Btudents.
An extensive program which
demonstrated the accomplishments
during the two weeks was given,
with Barbara Holt, Harold Littreil
Shirley Chadwick. Katherine Mead,
Farlene Young, Robert KUs and
Robert Walker giving talks, read
ings,, nnd passages of scripture
they hart memorized.
PITTSBURGH, June 27. (P)
The brilliant career of Stephen G.
Porter, one of the nation's fore
most statesmen, is ended at 52.
Mi-. Porter died early today
while messages of solicitude nnd
sympathy poured in from nil over
the world. Members of his family
were at the bedside.
The chairman of the house of
represenntives foreign affairs com-'
'liittee, leader in the world-wide
fight for control of habit-forming,
drugs, nnd dean of the Pennsyl
vania congressional delegation',
lapsed Into unconsciousness early
yesterday and wink rapidly.
Mrs. Klinor- Skeate flu r wood
plans to leave Medford this evening
for San Francisco andwlll sail for
Kit rope about Aitgust 1, to spend!
several months abroad.
Oregon Wentlier.
Oenernlly fair tonight and Sat
urday, but cloudy in the west'por
tion tonight; moderate tempera
ture. Moderate winds, .becoming
northwest on tho coast, j
Klamath Falls Runways at local
airport being surfaced with cnisu
ed rock.'
Season your Vegetables
while Cooking
with a dash of
ugar
The combination of sugar and
salt improves the llvor of fresh
or canned vegetables in a most
surprising .way. It emphasizes
the mild taste of spinach ; mel
lows the tartness of tpuiutncji ;
blends dcliciously with the
flavor of peas, carrots, string
bonus, corn, onions, cabbage
and other, vegetables.
.Vegetables, however, are not
the only class of essential foods
which can be improved by this
seasoning. Many cooks keep a
mixture of sugar and salt within
reach for use in meat stewa,
pot-roasts and salad dressings.
Some prefer .1 mixture that con
tains equal parts of sugar and
salt, but suit your taste.
Doctors and dietitians recom
mend the use of sugar in flavor
ing and seasoning, because it
encourages the consumption of
foods rich in vitamins, minerals
and roughage. Good food pro
motes good health. Sugar
Institute.
'Most foods are more delicious with Sugar"
Improved In Texture nd Taste
This Week-End . . .
Take Plenty of
Kodak Film and
Take Pictures
of the Fun
And on Monday . . .
Bring Us Your Exposed
Films Jor Developing
and Printing
gUM M ER week-ends are packed full of pleas
ure; usually something doing every minute, i
Chances for good snapshots are always, turning
up. Take plenty of dependable Kodak Film and
be ready for every picture chance when It comes. -
Stop for your week-end supply of Kodak Film
now. And next Monday, bring in your exposed
films for our superior photo finishing. Skilful
workmanship, prompt service, reasonable prices.
, e Kodak, cok and Gift Shop '
A Modern Kitcheri
For Your Old Home
Mr. Frank Nlchani , 6! Bcrkeicy.:CatU.. rnadt .ler ota kitchen into one ot
bai4v and convenience arfhe iltustrattod abpv-ahor- - 'Verv .implc,
.he iavt, "with "PceneM- Built-in fixture, which are really made j
in .tanuard unit) and eaiilv.instatlcd."
THOSE who wait until a new home is
built to get a modern kitchen, usually
spend vears ih waiting tor something they
can. have immediately and inexpensively
righf their present old hpme..And as
"Peerless" units are ceadv made and easily
interchangeable, thev could, be transferred
to the new home when it is finally built.
Easy to Remodel j
uZ our fDEERLESS
J until -in turnuurft
Method
Reasonable Cost and
Easy Payments
Arranged
WE WILL BE VERY GLAD TO TALK
OVER OETAlLi AND eURNlSB. PLAN ifOR IfOUB
PARTICULAR KlTCHEiS ,
PHONE ONE
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THE OPEN FRONT MARKET
MEATS
That Are
Choicest
VIN d'oiiil 'liu-nls ;iro'P'-
SCUVliU l( llll"
iii sprins as well
dlhor seasons of ttf
yaw. To insure (n
nir-nts that arc fs"
jiertlv scler-tcd' f or quality and lii.uh food valw
order from our sjiarklin!;-, clean market. llU
can .liuy Sunday dinner meals liere al 'i'i,f!
.exceptionally low for the quality.
Saturday Specials
11 i
Fryes Ham A r Baccn 95c.
I'fi- piiiinil taainrl ivr pouml
Shoulders ' t Boiling Meat iCg
I'c-r imiiiikI uOC Per pnmicl
Beef Roast OA. Sh'lderLamb OQc
IVr pouml mU V ivi poiiml -V
r 1 . . f -"''".
Lamb Chops OC Sh'lder Pork 9flC
Prr pnumt ad JL ivr piiiinil
O 0
Pork Chops QQc
per pound
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3 City Market
121 tf. Central " ' Phone