MEDFORD MATT. TRTBTJNE, MT.DFOTf), OUTFOX, FRIDAY, JULY 2... IMP.
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EMS PLANNING
01 CAMPAIGN
TO RULE HOUSE
. WASHINGTON, July 23. Pi
Domocrulic chieftains ;uo laying
plans for an Intensive eonnreeii,unal
campaign to begin late in August
by which they hope to obtain
enough seat in the house to give
them control In the seventy-second
congress.
Formulated at secret conferences
between the party leaders here and
in New York, the plans entail -the
raising of funds for driven in seventy-two
districts In border and
northern states the Democrats hope
to win.
The money to be raised is to be
used exclusively for the congres
sional campaign. None of it is to
be applied to the $500,000 deficit
of the Democratic national com
mittee. ;
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Base Runner "Out"
When Third Sacker
Tags Him With Bat
CHIOACO, July 23.
h The umpire cried, "Safe!" i
when William Cannatero, 22,
slid Into third during an ama-
teur game yesterday, but
events proved he wasn't.
Third baseman Thomas
Contago, disgusted with the
decision, tagged
NQ NEW FIRES iN
NATIONAL FOREST
wt-Ko Win n their anlV eullidi d luntoMle s-en In snuthi'in ttregnttt
with ani'thi r alMinl 1 oVIork -Mun- ai rivni in Mcdfnrd ipis nutrning.
day morning. Tin' Leonard auto driwn l.y James Daily, who is
w . im iiP.i ivir utid badly dam-1 planuinu to be the local din-
a'd. A doctor was siimmmitHi
from Oregon City to treat .Mrn.j
Leonard.
The rur, a coin fort abb'
itod
Ihisi-
t'rater lake national forest wati
still fortunate, considering the hut;
weather and dryness, up to early j
this afternoon, in that no mW(
forest fires had been reported for:
three or four days past.
The fire reported by a. tourist1
Cannatero ! from Prospect yesterday as burn-
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LOCAL
tribiuor.
two-passenger c u 1 e, attrn
considerable attention in the
ness district this forenou.
A ridu in the car revealed ll
to be easy riding and capable of
picking up speed rapidly. It is
capable of going around turns In
short order and holds the road1
easily, the, demonstration showed. !
4 way
again, usine a bat Instead of Ing In tho Cascade gorm
J the ball. , be passed by on the I'm ii'ie
Cannatero was carried away
5 unconscious and Contango ran
so fast that -" police hadn't !
6 caught up with him early to- 4
day.
,
4-
when '
High-J
BUnER AND EGGS IN
yesterday forenoon, provea ;
to be a minor affair, consist ing of!
a pile of several logs burning.
Shortly after tho fire was dis-i
covered the Copeo company bad;
four employes nt work in extin
guishing tho burning logs and (
they wore assisted by a Crater
national forest fire fighter. The '
flro was extinguished at ii:oo .
Averaging 50 miles per gallon
isolhie on a trip from rort-
latif. the first Austin inniuet au-
Hoovers At Camp
1 WASHINGTON. July J.".. uV
I ProJilnt Unm nr tin 11.1 liViI liV
Mrs. Hoover and t party of guests,
left this afternoon to spend the
week-end at his ramp 1 Virginia.
Notice to the Public
Beginning AUGUST 1st, 1930, the retail price of niilk
will be the following: '
POHTIjAXt), Ore, July 25.
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CLIMAX i
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. . CMMAX, Ore., July 25. (SpD
A. J. Grissom received the sad
news or the death of his btcHher-In-law,
Henry Tonn, of Lake Creek
Tuesday.
H. N. Charley and boh and daugh
ter, motored to Kerbv, Ore., Satur
day to visit relatives.'
Mr. and Mrs. Ed M. White and
Mr. and Mrs. Terry of Medford vis
ited the Charley family Sunday.
Mr. Terry has a ranch here.
Miss Garrell Charley is working
for Mrs. Richardson near Wetland.
. Bon Oswald spent the week end
,ut tho U H. Wirtz ranch.
Nine carloads ot people pic
nicked at Climax Sunday. Our cool
breezes - and beautiful mountains
delight those who 'much spend their
days In the torrid valley.
. Mr. and Mrs. K. H. Compton and
sons motored to Talent Wednes
day. .
' Mrs. W. F. Charley was a visitor
at school yesterday.
STORY 2
(Continued from Page 1)
Butter prices were barely steady;
today. IteccipLs were more liberal j
and demand less brisk. .
Demand in the egg market was
reported quiet, but prices remain
ed steady.
No material changes were noted
In the fruit nnd vegetable markets.
AUTO ' AGCIDENTH Mc fori quart 5c fori pint
THE MARKETS
livestock
PORTLAND,' Ore.. July 23. UP)
Cattle 35. -calves 10: few com
mon and cutter cows, steady.
Hogs: 300, I n c 1 u d i n's .10"
through; steady.
Sheep: 300: -talking stpady to
weak on lambs.
Mrs. M. J. Ijeoniirri of tills .j.
city, who wustuhuMl injm'h'ii in an
auto accident in Okwoko MdihIhv, j
wlu're she is now receiving treat-
mont. Is In nil Improved ciimU-
Hon. according to reports reeeived ; .j.
here. Her injuries are a badly i
fractured arm and severe bruises
mid scratches.
Mrs. Leonard left Medford by
motor with her daughter, Helen,
lasL week to visit Mr. Leonard.
She was driving with her in Om-
Kcrshaw Dairy
Van Dyke Dairy
Murphy's Dairy-
Snider Dairy & Produce Cc,
Madrona Dairy
Swiss Creamery
Gold Scad Creamery -
j
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Liberty Meat Market
"The' Home' of Good Meat" ' ' '
Swift's Government Inspected Meats Swift's Best
EAT MORE LAMB
SATURDAY SPECIAL
Spring Leg of Lamb, per pound 33c
Lamb Stew, per pound ' . ' Qc
Shoulder of Lamb, per pound 20c
Pot Roast Steer Beef, per pound 25c
Short Ribs of Beef j per pound ............ 8c
Beef Tenderloin - Pork Tenderloin ,
Fryers - Ducklings - Turkeys
A Full Line cf Lunch Meats
Phone 1 64 ' Main and Holly Sts. '
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Produce
PORTLAND. Ore., July 23. JP)
Butter, barely sfceady, unchang
ed. Eggs, milk, - poultry, country
meats, onions potatoes, wool, mo
hair, nuts, hay, cascara bark, hops,
steady, unchanged. s
Wall Street Report
brace Heveral subsidiary concerns,
including the lack Bear Coal com
pany, in possession of the Hoxy
Ann coal field, and tho Western
Gas and Cokg Co.
f The -Medford plant is the first
tf a series of three units, the oth
r two to be constructed at Tort
land and Seattle, where finances
are already available for their con
struction. It will use tho Van
Bauer-Lively coke oven patents,
and Lively by-products carboniz
ing processes. hc.,p Uuil.-.w 11 1 .be
of sufficient capacity to uso from
ftu to 100 tons of coal daily.
The organization was formed, laat
January and lias entered Into a ten
year cojitract with the local gas
Company to supply their customers
residing in tho cttiea of Medford
and Ashland with gas from coal
mined on Roxy Ann. It will be
prepared nnd carbonized in a Live
ly coal fuel and by-products oven
plant. It ia probable that a similar
plant will, be established at Grants
Tass to furnish tho company with
gas manufactured from the Roxy
Ann coal.
.May Make Brick
The same company has plans un
der way to organize a silica brick
manufacturing company, as a sub
sidlary of the Allied Products, Inc.
and erect a plant. having a capacity
of 20,000 building imcrt nnd 5000
fire brick daily. The plant woul.l
be located near Silica mountains in
the Gold Hill region. Tho silica
from- the mountain Is paid to be
ideal for silica wares and gliuss. The
Libby-Owens company of Charles
ton, W. Va., considered building a
wilicit wares and glass plant near
tho mountain, and supply dairies,
canneries, bottling works and other
concerns on tie coast witii glass and
silica ware manufactured from
cheap silica and from Uoxey Anne
hut discovered that frolght charges
made.' tho plan unfeasible at that
time.
COAT OF OIL PROVES
BOON ON RURAL ROAD
XEW YOR1C. July 23. (Pi Bull
forces were content to let the ;
stock market drift about on the
eddies of speculative inertia today
until prices began..to. drift decid
edly downstream during the after
noon, when support was quickly
supplied, giving1 jthe list a firm
tone at the finish.
After showing losses of about
two points, American Can and
Westinghouse rallied to closo
and three points higher respective
ly. U. steel, atter easing about
point turned sharply upward,
cTuslJig Wlth a gain of two.
The close was firm; sales ap
proximated 1,150,000 nhares.
Today s closing prices for fifteen
selected stocks follow:
Am. Can 131 V
Am. Tel. and Tel .....2 1 ti
Anaconda 31
Col. Gas 63
Curtiss Wright 7
General Electric (new) 71 V
General Moturs - 4 3
Kennicott Copper 40
Mont. Ward 3(1
Radio Corporation - 43
Sears Roebuck 67 Va
S. P 119's
I'nitedv'AIr Craft ... -ftO
U. S. Steel 1U7
Int. T. and T 4H4
TABLE HOCK. Ore July 2!
(Siifclal) The llcllt ont uf oil
culled tho 'sticker" emit put on
the road between 'the Uybee
lu'JdKO and town nomJy two
months imo has woven a far
lirrater benefit than Its most ear
not ndvoeittos anticipated.
III
II
. Leads the
quality field
' Anheoscr-BtMch .
Budweiser
Barley-Malt Syrup
LIGHT OR DARK
RICH IN BODY
NOT BITTER
I'. .M. -7:45
to 7:30 Anms V Andy NUC
service to KISO. KIICJ, KOMO,
KGW. KIOC'A. KI'SI).
7:45 to S NIIC Concert NUC Herv-
Ice to KCIO. KHCJ.
8 to 8:15 Olc and the. Clrls NHC
service to KC.O, KHQ, KGW, 8:05
to 8:15 p. in.
S: 15 to 8:45 The Manic Crystal
.NBC service to K(iO. KGW.
S:45 to 9:15 Tone, Pictures NUC
service, to KGO, KHQ. KOMO,
KGW, KFI. KTAR.
9:15 to 9:45 Kodak V0ek-Knd
Hour NBC servico to KGO,
KHQ, KOMO, GKW, KKCA, KSL,
KOA.
9:45 to 10 John and Neil NBC
s,,rvlce to KGO, KHQ. KGW,
KOA.
10 to 10:30 The, Dragnn In the Sun
NIIC service to KGO, KOA.
10:30 to 11 Pacific Nomads NBC
service to KGO, KGW, KOA.
11 to 12 Dance Orchestra NMC
service to KGO, KFI, KFSD.
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FAST FREIGHT RADIO
Inaugurating a new feature of
"travel by air." the ,-Kat Freight'
program will take California an the
aetting for it program tonight at
6:30. over the Columbia. . Broad
casting System, playing; a group of
typically western iwnca interwoven
with a lively ti avelogue of San
Francisco. Amnnir the familiar
ftongA which will be heurd are
"California, Here I came," "BmI'
Street Bin ex." "Chinatown." nd
"It Happened In Monterey. "
Toledo Hunk Sold
TOLKDO. Ore., July S. W)
The American Trust company and
local stockholders yesterday old
the First National hank of Toledo
to a group ot Toledo tir men.
Ietr Frederick was namd prewi
dent;0f. W. Richmond, vice presi
dent, and Cr JMooii1; l'ahler.
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Medford 's Leading Store Since 1894 Pay Less-Dress Better-We Give 5, & H. Green Saving Stamps
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R'SAtE
Swimming Suits
t .
An especially fine srlection of Suits,
in snappy color combinations and
off
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Tomorrowll Another Great Day of
Savings at the M. M. Dept Store's
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D-SU
Charming! Voile
Wash Dresses
special lot of smart Summer Dressos in
season's most desired snaaes
$2.98 Dresses for .. $1.49
$3.98 Dresses for .. $1.98
Fancy Voile
DRESSES
An unusual array of fancy voile crea
tions for summer which regularly sell
for $3.05, priced for this Mid-Summer
sale at t , , ? .
$2.98
COATS
111
All of our summer Coats, during this
mid-summer selling event are going
at I ; '
.. 1
2
This sleek includes Coats as low as
. ;.$10.00
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Women's ,
i Light Shoes
A tpecial lot of light Shoes,
including ! tics, straps land
pumpc in medium and high
heels.
$4.85 Shoes, $3,95
$5.85 Shoes, $4.45
Close Out of Men's
Tan Oxfords
t
A hperial hit of jnert's Inn ox
ford m, retfiilarly priced from,
$,".Hu to Sl,H. irdiircd to,
$4.45
Pajamas
Light - weight . Pajamas . lor
summer wear reduced from
$2.25 to
Printed
Georgette
$.01) valucK hi printed kcoi-k.
oile Jiiid Hat crcpCM. Hpoclally
rt'diit'ftl to
; $1.75
New Cretonnes
39c to $1,25
Flat Crepe
40 Inchoi wide-c-a heavy all
eilk, flat crepe yard
$1,49
Speciql July., Sale .
on otraw nats ),.,.
' MEN'S"
SHIRTS
Men's fancy Shirts, fancy
or plain patterns, guaran
teed fast colors, two pock
eta. $2.45 values at
t .'..(.,
Rayon Shirts
A new shipment of fancy
rayon Shirts,. In shades of
green, blue, tan and peach,
specially priced at
$1.95
Extra Size
SHIRTS
A special, lot of extra size
8hii)ts for large men. Sizes
17'2 to 19, priced from
$1,45 -$1.95
off
' Be Sure to See , s
Our Special. Array of
Wash Silk Ensembles
and Frocks
Which regularly sell at $12.25, re
duced for this Bala to
$6.90
An exceptionally smart array
Dresses, $24.50 values at
1
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of
off
EPA11TMENTSME
C. A. MEEKER, Manager
A Special Showing
of the newest creation
in smart
Fall Apparel
Bo sure to see our advance
season's displays in our
ready to wear department.
-' Monarch
Percales
36-Inch . Monarch percales
In attractive f patterns. A
real basement mid -summer
special at, yard
12c
Children's
SHOES
Fine quality summer Shoes
and sandals will be espe
cially featured In our base
ment. , I i .
Rayon Hose
49c
"Butterfly" Hose in the
most popular - of the
spring shades. An ex
tiia fine value, standard
quality, extra fins
guage, with double toe
and heel. Be sure to
lock at this fine line of
Hosiery when you visit
our basement, . -.
Oxfords
Sandals
..SI
,98c
Men's. Oxford
S2.98 to S3.95
Boys' Oxfords
(Extra Special)
$2.98
Children's
SHOES
Sizes 5'2 to 8
$1.4U to $2.29
Sizes 8(2 to 11
$1.98 to $2.48
Sizes 11 Vl to 2
$1.98 to . $2,98
Overalls
I I 1,1. CTT OVKRAI.IiH
89c
Bargain Table of
Summer Shoes
A special array, Of light '
shoes which regularly sell,
to $5.85, closing out at
$2.97
Bargain Table of
Dark Shoes
We. are, dosing out a fine
lot of dark Shoes, broken
sizes, $4.85 values.
$1.98
Men's
Work Shirts
Full cut, oood quality
chambray, special
50c