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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 11, 1930)
PXGTC FTVTC AT UTAH GOVERNORS' CONFERENCE GARBAGE SYSTEM TO BE DISCUSSED WHO LEFT COALS APAIM IKI PflNMPII nwun in MTCPFOTvD MAT1. TR1lnXE, MEDFORD, OKKCiONT, FRIDAY, .UHV 11. HKKl. A forest fire, which Blurted yeB tcrday noon In brush and timber at the north cdse of the Hyatt I'ralric dam, and just on the edge of the ' Crater national forest but within Its protection area, was I'ortunatoJy Rotten under control by last even ing through hard work by a crew of 14 fire fighters under E. J. Rog ers, forest ranger, after it -had burned over an area of an acres. Inasmuch as the fire Is located on 'the edge of much good timber of the Crater forest, it was deem ed very dangerous and every ef fort was made to stop its progress to prevent it getting into this good timber and causing a big financial loss. Had a wind arisen yesterday afternoon the lire would probably have spreud well into this timber and caused a big conflagration. Even today, although under con trol, It was being carefully watched .liy the fire fighters, in fear of f wind. The fire was started through Bomo careless campers not having thoroughly extinguished their camp fire before departtae from the scene. COOS BAY DAIRYMAN ; KILLED BY MACHINE COQU1LLE, Ore., July-ll.T-(ff) George R. Clausen, prominent Riv erton dairyman, died today from Bhok suffered when both legs were severed In an ensiluge cutter yesterday Aasnctntffl t'rr.a I'hoto Gov. Franklin D. Roosevelt of New York photographed while at tending the conference of governors In Salt LakeClty. With him are Mrs. Roosevelt and their son. Franklin, Jr. If the pedestrians can only sur- An American Jans' ' composer U vive until airplanes have super-said to be quite deaf. Then thero U seded automobiles, they ' may bo . some excuse for him; he simply able to enjoy life a little. (Albuny . doesn't realize what ho la doing. Xpwh) i (Thp Humorist) f InlE GAVE k THAT'S WHY THEY GOT THERE SO QUICKLY ' ' ' ' : ( r WAS Jusr TWO veaRS V WWWW AFTER HE SAW HIS IpJK . "RACE. HORSE. THAT SANDE WA 1 ! rW CROWNED "EARL" OF AMERICAN FAST 8UCOESS STORY NO. 0 EARL SAN D E The first race horse he ever saw was hitched to the' tailboard of a prairie schooner. Two years later, every track in America resounded to that famous cry, "Cm on Sande!" He always gave the public the best run for its money. That's the reason, too, for OLD GOLD'S quick success. OLD GOLD always gives the public a run for its money w ith a new taste-thrill. And no throat-hack. Explain Sande? Explain OLD GOLD? .' . . Sandes and OLD GOLDS are born . . not made. BETTER TOBACCOS ... "NOTA COUGH IN A CARLOAD" Thi luml paibae ctillertiiiK and disposal HV.-U'iit will again be under dhviission at the riiy council meet ing next Tufsduy night, and in re latiun to tbis, Kivd Scboffel. city riipei intcudciit, arrived home yes ttrday from liend where he spent siime time InveftiKailiiK the vari ous features of tbut city's disposal v( garbage., lie will make a re port of his findinps to the busi ness men's committee appointed by Mayor Pipes at the last coun cil meeting, to study Into and make recommendations regarding the betterment of tho local iir hage disiiosal situation. This eonimittee, consisting of Jjirry Schade, W. K. Holger and Win. A. (Jutes Is expected to make a report of Its study of the ques tion next Tuesday night. CRATER LAKE BID FOR G. 0. P. MEET The fact that Portland has been announced today as the meeting place of the Republican state cen tral commute on July 25, to select a candidate for governor, removed a possibility of Crater l.nkn lodge being chosen as the location. Concerning that possibility, John W. Kelly, political writer of the Orcgonian, wrote, while the meet ing site was stfll up in the air, the following: "That the state committee should meet at Crater Lake is the pro posal sent to Metscham by II. YY. Price, manager of the Crater Uike lodge. 'He explains that Crater Lake would be neutral ground for all the aspirants seeking the nomi nation and in this respect no one would have an advantage. The in vitation of Price came after Mets- chan sent out the lettors for the canvass, hut Price says it is not ton late tor the state committee men to vote for Crater Lake. And he guarantees them the most beau tiful sunrise in the world." t ;IU to 7:30 p. m. Kvenlng Rev eries. NllC service to KUO. :3o to 7:45 p. m. Amos "n Andy. NHC Mrrviee to K(JO, KHQ, KO MO, HOW, KIOCA. KKSD. :4!i to 8:00 p. m. NBC Concert Favorites. NHC service to KOO, KHQ. :oo u 8:15 p. m. Olo and tho Girls. NHC service to KOO, KHQ; KGW 8:05 to 8:15. :1S to 8:45 p. m. Piano Paint ings. NHC service to KGO. :45 to 0:15 p. in. Tone Pictures. NHC service to KOO, KHQ, KO MO, KGW, KKI. : I 5 to 0:45 p. m. Kodak Week end Hour. NHC SPi vice to KOO. ' KHQ, KOMO, KGW, KKCA, KSI, KOA. : 15 to 10:00 p. m. John and Ned. XHC service to KOO, KOW, KOA. 0:00 to 10:30 p. m. Mystery He rial. NHC service to KGO. KOA. 0:30 to 11:00 p. m. Pacific No mads. NltC service to KOO, KOA 1:00 to 1J:00 p. m. Dance Or chestra. NHC service to KGO, KKI. KFHD. PRINCESS JULIANA S A M S T K ! i OA M, July II (P) Reports were circulated hero today that Princess Juliana, only daugh ter of Queen Wilhelmina, Is to bo, betrothed to Prince Sigvard, V year-old son of the Swedish crown piince and grandson of the Ouko of Connaught. Queen Wilhelmina is spending a holiday in Norway with the prin cess.. An extraordinary cabinet cotincil has been called for today at the queen's telegraphic request and-It la believed" that it will con side the betrothnl. SYSTEM FEASIBLE PORTLAND. Ore.. July 11. (A't it. H. Klpp. Columbia Valley as Hoclaiion executive secretary, said today ample freight tonnage for promised transportation lines on the Columbia river whs forecast in a preliminary smvey by the I'nl versily of Oregon business re search department. Kfpp said the university had been employed by the association to conduct a survey of possibility of bringing traffic back to the Col umbia. Snake and Willamette riv ers, the findings to be considered In the Cnlted States army engi neer's report on the same subject. Hi w m mj bareway s oreat MMW1 r r'.' L. ..i'tr i-1 .p. 'i i '8 '.i 'i SfflfcWSNflfc'ViW y. ," Hif . .... W-'i'f ' .limn. in . mm i ii??';1;?! Glli!iliuli:ili 'JifiV'iiJIII m ;v!aiR;iiiKi!!;i; When a dollar buys much more high quality foods than ordinarily Prices Effective July 12th to 16th, Inclusive Pineapple (Highway or JDD Brand, matched slices. Large No. 24 cans. 5 Cans .$1 Catsup Snider 's or Maximum. Think of the quality, then note the price. 6 Bottles $1 Gingerale Pale Face, a new invigora ting, refreshing beverage. Just the right flavor. 7 Bottles $1 Mayonnaise Best Foods quality mayon naise. You take pride in your delicious salads. Use the best. Pint Jars. Sugar C & H pure cane fjne gran ulated. Care in selection of quality sugar, insures suc cess in canning. Cigarettes Camels, Chesterfields, Old Golds or Lucky Strikes 3 for $1 20 lbs. $1 9 Pkgs. $1 Canned Fruits Small cans, Berries, Peaches, Apricots, Pears, Figs, Prunes, Grapes, Pineapple. Delicious salad fruits in the 8-oz. individ ual cans. 9 Cans $1 Peaches Max i mum Brand, extra quality halves or slices in sugar syrup. Serve . iced with whipped cream. Large No. 2 cans 4 Cans SI Milk Pork and Beans Oleomargerine Max i mum or Pet, quality milk, always fresh, keep a supply on hand. Van Camp's with pork and tomato sauce. Your bargain. Medium cans. Crux, the popular spread for bread. 13 Tall Cans . $1 13 Cans $1 6 lbs. $1 Beans Great Northern medium size white beans. Good cookers, they cook quickly. 12 lbs. Flour Big K, finest Northwest pure hardwheat. 24-lb. bag with large package Al bcrs Flapjack Flour free. All for $1 Rice Fancy southern Blue Rose variety, healthful and nutritious. 14 lbs. SI Ch eese Fancy southern Oregon full cream, aged to a correct taste. Peanut Butter : Shortening 4 lbs. $1 Soap Crystal White or P & G, the national laundry soaps. 27 Bars $1 Hoody's make tasty sand wiches. A quick lunch easily prepared. 7 lbs: 1 Cereals Kellogg's Pep, Bran Flakes, Wheaties, Shredded Wheat or Post Bran Flakes. Your choice Jewel high grade short ening. Made from southern cottonseed oil. 7 lbs. $1 10 Pkgs. $1 Soap Powder Your choice of the large packages Citrus, Sea Foam, or Ivory Flakes. 5 Pkgs. $1 Wesson Oil Special frying size 4 Pints (half gallon) 87c Select Your Fresh Fruits and Vegetables at SAFEWAY Bananas Golden Ripe Fruit -SATURDAY AND MONDAY SPEC New Potatoes Fancy Local Cantaloupes Large, Fancy 6 ibs. .. 25c ' 6 ibs. .. 23c 3 for.. 27c TWO MEDFORD STORES Conveniently Located STORE NO. 433 STORE NO. 471 . 309 E. Main Phone 1176 ' ' 210 W. Main Phone 1010
