MEDFOUD MATL TRmdNTE, tEDORa OREGOX. FftTDAY, JULY 17. 1931.' ' '
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: Dancer Disappears
A Real' tllad-HaSder
l'i edict Philippine CVnsuK
MANILA A) A population of
about 13.100.000 by 1935 for the
Philippine archipelago is the offi
cial estiumte of the bureau
health. .. .
of ; cotton hosiery factories have ar
j ranged to form a cartel to control
tmleH. production und credit terms'
HUruAUKST r- h) ltuniioiiun 1 thioiiKhoul the country.
EIFFELTOWER
Anna Troubetzkoy, Young
Bride, Amazes Paris by
Mad ' Deed Farewell
Letters Found in Purse
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PRINCESS DIES
IN LEAP FROM
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;hand spurned
FRUIT JUICES
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As Summer Beverages
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Se? our display of. Fruit Juices.
Nothing finer for a summer drink
uii Per. Box. Will Be
Portland Pair Found Dead
in Basement Gallon of
- Wine Beside Bodies --j
Note Asks Forgiveness
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0 at Mid-Year Meet
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Prnlttrrowors
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r: L'&dr niW-year, meet-
If " . ,Jai.-.' this noon
Hotel
,rd reports on financial
'i .h ironeral .'work of
fcs, nu, " . , 't
rtCIugoW chairman of the
-KOKip commme. -
tho packing concerns of
except
fT.r ill fruit handled by
L to be turned over to the
E Growers league, the fund
C antral to be uaen ror u.r
U improvement and bctter
Lrfthe fruit industry in the
W - n ihn vnto was
m usi urouii
jjgk. The fee amounts to
...Miel a ton. Klghty per
Lite-tonnage' of this section
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vmlFro.it Funds ' '
uxhri of promised subscrip
ts frost prevention services
W i prqwem. "
pnn are lri arrears and
i1rompanies, box factories and
Jlinlacribo to tho fund. After
M prepositions were uhcumbi
nidKlclea to again u"
Imm to pay up. Tho deficit
fu to about 250.
CBarnc, one of tho directors
fcid that a . gooa-iooKing
Llidy be hired to make the
Mm. He snld ho had never
ible to resist a good looking
till collector and did not be-
htsf other orcliardlst could,
nan Edward Cnrietdn ruled
Hi. Birnes' suggestion "lack-
Lw S. V. Carpenter mnde a
L ii the recent moetlng be-
Public Utilities Commissioner
I Ttomas. at Salem, protesting
fca the proposed freight rate
Swots present at the meeting
drl Glasgow, E. W. Carleton
torse B. Deane, J. C. Barnes,
Ian Brayton, Paul Schorcr,
rindtrson S. A. Nye, Alfred
Wtr, Bert Anderson and 11.
ihmnberg.
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to deduct one ntHl
asyfetnltj i'rea 'Aolo
New York police were asked to
search for Evelyn Wilson, 23-year-old
dancer and comedienne, who
disappeared when ehe left her
mother's home to attend a party.
-" MT.'- CLEMKNa, Xlich.' .(Ur')
"Move the road. I'll pay for It."
Unid lidwl H.' P'onl, president of
tho 'Ford Molfn company. In pe
titioning tho Macomb county road
commission for : relocation of a
public highway skirling his ex
pansive estate near' here.
In accordant1)! with Ford's wish,
tho commission has let bids to
relocalo approximately three
quarters of a mile of Jefferson
avenue, where it borders tho auto
mobilo manufacturer's estate.
' Tho project will cost Ford tM,:
'144, but it will greatly enhance
the beauty of his estate and ket-p
it from the prying eyes of motor
itsts. .
AVERAGE' PILOT IN 1930
FOUND WAGES DWINDLED
WAKIHNUTON i&) J-'liors'
pay checks, rn nn a venire, were
leaner in 1J30 than the year 'before.
l'OHTLAND. Ore., July 17 (P) I
Uoth dead from bullet wounds, f
tho bodies of Mrs. Effio Fuller,,
54, and C.us Johnson, about -iO,
Wei'o found in the. banemen,t of
Mrs. Fuller's housu here today. A:
note found beside the bodies indi
cated, pullet? tcild, that Mrs. Ful
ler killed Johnson and then turned
tho revolver on herself. A gallon
Jus of wine was beside the bodies.
Neighbors said Johnson was a
boarder at the place and that he
and Mrs. Fuller were mui;h in
each ulhr's company.
Tho note, found near the bodies
said: "l'lease fori;ive me, dear
neighbors and friends. You don't
know what I have suffered the
last three years. Call K. Ci. Keys
nd ho will call his mother. t.od
and all of you please forgive me.
Kffie."
The- note was written oh the
back of an envelope addressed to
Mrp. Fuller from F. K. Ciaye of
Florence, Ore.
'Police learned .that Keys," men
tioned in the note, in the dead
woman'.s nephew.
Neighbors told pulic? Mrs. Fuller
had for several months, been try
ing to yet .lohiiKnn' to many her.
.TOKTIAND, Ore., July 17. (fP)
After visiting federal reclama
tion projects in the southwest
states and in southern' Oregon, the
sub-committee ot the house appro
-A." analysis of figures on j ,iatfoji committee toda'y, turned
progress of civil aeronautics by
the commerce department shows
that pilots In fvheduled air trans
port operations received an aver
to Washington and Alaska..
The party reached Portland at
7:45 a. m today and left 60 min
ntuB later fur Seattle. Member's of
than In 1U2.9. .
ago of $4(10 a month, 90 less . UG (oii, wm )e tu.en tQ Alaslln
Saturday on tho coaut guard cutter
Tahoe. On their return they will
visit Washington and eastern Ore
gon projects. , '
W h Jitbon County Abitrict Co
u KM w CuliU Annua.)
Circa it Court
Pltaul vs. Ansil Clilson, Ap
fnim company ct nl. I.len.
f i Rowley vs. Ansil Clilson.
""Ute Mines company et ul.
race W. Veach vs. Ansil
AfPlegale Mines company
i liu.
Ei Perkln' vs. Ansil Gllson,
Mines company et nl.
Vsrcho vs. B. C. Wilson
'X- Dunford. For money
f l'erklns vs. Applegate
p'-mpanf. ror money at-
p White et ul vs. Ralph
p and Chester Phelps. In-
!i J. SulHvnn T., .k .
F1 Tlintnna nirr 1.1
fji. vinii-n, r ranees
- Hotteit L. I.ee, lneopor-1
18 Oreenn.i 'ni if.. ...... n :
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I "'Hwnuion. '
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r1 -.Admitted t.r..t....
HMnie E. Coleman (dec.)
- riunaic.
t""" Trniisfew,
108 COLLEGIANS SEEK '
. . ; WINGS IN AIR CORrS
' WASHINGTON OTH's hard
er to keep Joe College's feet on
tha ground, for he's turning to
flying.
Of the 215 students forming the
new primary
of the aims' air corps. Ins were
accepted because they were eolkgc
men.
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Krystalglow, kodak kIosb su
premo. Tho Pcas'.cys, opp. Holly
theater.
flying si hocil class i so:) days, without ' laying up for
repairs. Tho big car rerry, aon
to carry 32 freight cars, Is nn
electrically propelled boat. j
Klrst 2T coupler dance free at
Cold Hill Saturday night, to the
rylhrn of the Uogues
Tonite! ' . Tomorrow I
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Mnrcm to Hilly Hh
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Colomnn to Hubert!
Iv ;. 1 10 N(4 "t NB and
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II F,',""ll'le Add.
Si?.1' " A. Kkinner.
,, Highland Add.
'"1 Barber Shop.;
Detail
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"t-i work.
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DVEL0PINO
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"H Us Y. CM
ftS?-?. EM'S
Medford
Chuckling; Heart-warniiii(j, Comedy Romanes I
9 0v?5 MkJMtMMm
ft HJ 9r
Come see this
comedy of small
town life. Full of
fun. You'll laugh,
but you'll want to
cry a little, too.
It's a picture you
will remember,
whether you're,
six, cixteen or
"s sixty.
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Special Added Attraction
Tomorrow Nite Only
Attend the second show
and remain as our guests
for a revival showing of
"TILLIE'S PUNCTUREii
ROMANCE
Featuring
CHARLIE CHAPLIN
MARIE DRE68LER
Chester Conklin Mabel .
Norma nd
The original silent picture,
Ace comedy of 1914 J
styles! 1914 pcoplej "Li
laughs.
ALSO
" Graham, McNamcc Naws
Kartoon .
ADVENTURES IN AFRICA
,. ';Wit.ch doctor's Magi?"
BARGAIN PRICES
-Mat. 20c; Eve. 30c; Kids 10c
Associated Pieaa Photo
Georga D. Gaw, Chicago's first
official greeter, has outlined his
plans to welcome visitors and make
his oity oourteous. He'll have a
snow white automobile and two
white motorcycles tQ escort d 1st In
ouiihsd gtiesta. ; ; .. : ; '
TORCH MURDERER
RAN QUKNTIN PRISON, 'July
17. (P) Charlos Simpson, 18, wiis
handed hero today for the torch
murder of Mrs. AIMna Yoorhles,
eldni-ly San KrnnciBco Rrocory
storekeeper. Tho imp wna spi'unu
at lu:03 a. m. HlmpHon was pro
noumed dead nbout- twelve min
utes inter. "": " " " . '
Tho youth went to his death
calmly. He marched swiftly up!
the thirteen steps to the gallowi,
and took one look at tho Rihbotj
neiore tne uiacK nood was adjust
ed. The hangman experienced
mmio trouble afljuatinR tho new
death-cap. Simp-son "did not uttor
a word before his execution.
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Slump Cuts Drunk 'KIhcs. l": ,
KKNOSHA, WIh. (Ul) The.
natlon-wido economy wave now
being reflected in' tower prlcoa.
also is to become effective ln
Judge Calvin Stewart's nVintcipal,
court here, he - indicated. Flnoa:
for intoxication will be $1- and.
costs, or five days in county Jail. J
Former rates were (3 and cpnts
or 10 days in Jail.
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nrlll Sheet Metal Works doer
expert repjilrlng,
body repairing.
fender and auto'
Frederic permanent waves, splffiT
wavef, 510; Croqutgnole, f7.6.
Rmmn CHne Shop. Tel. 454.
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PAK1S, July 17, Paris was
amazed today to learn that Prince-.
Anna Obolensky Troubetzkoy, a
young bride, had ended her life
by jumping from the ramparts
of the Kiffel tower while tho city
was celebrating HaMlle day Tues
day. It was assumed that she was an
ordinary Russian emigre till ad
vices from New York told of her
recent marriage thein and her In
tention to rowed her husband by a
Russian orthodox ceremony in
France. Princess Anna Alexia Ob
lensky was married by a civil cere
mony In New York last month
to Prince Serge Orcgory Trou
bctzkoy. i
Find Fatvwcll Notes.
Police said a purse found after
the -plunge contained farewell
letters signed "Anna Ohlensky,"
and revealed Kho lived with her
ulster. Mme. -Ohreptovltch, In Ola
mart, a suburb of Pnrtn.
Petit ParlMien. in commenting on
her death, said:" "None of the.
numerous visitors on tho third plat
form thought tho elegant - youm;
woman wished to die. They could
not prevent her from getting over
the parapet when hho threw her
self Into space. After striking the
Ironwork ; her body 1 crashed to
earth." -' , . ,
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GUILTY, OREGON CITY
OREGON CITr. Olo.. July 1".
(P lltiwnrd MaKnusnn. - 25, of
Wonlburn, rlrlver of the ti-ui-k
which Inst Juno r crashed Into n
puKunKor cuv kllllnH -four norsonB
and family Injuring n fifth, wns
'oonvlctprt of - Involuntary nmn
sliiuhtur by n circuit oourt Jury
hore late yenterilay. ..
- Sentence will he pntmodt next
Tuesday: Tito ponalty pnivlded la
;from one to J5 years In prison,
tvlth n fine nfneinp up to frnno.
' ' Cur ferry SrtM Iti-ini-d..
MILWAL'KKK, Wis. (Ill')
The "Cilv of Kllnt 32." flrxjahlp f
the Peru Maniuotto line, has com-j
pleted 1010 trips between Mil-1
lukee nnd l.udinKton, Mini,, n
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' and help us give you better service.
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Keep Eogue River Valley money at home. We sell only
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weight. o . ,. , . ., :
3 Palmolive
23c
1 Soap Bead Free
SOAP
P. & G. Soap
. 10 for 33 ...
The new. Ivory Snow Powder, 2 for... 25
(Formerly a 25c package)
The large Peet's Washing Powdor 35
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Soda, the. oncrpound package, 3 for 25V
Large Bottle Catsup
No. 2'j Apricots ..r 15
1 Carton Matches 17
Calumet Corn Starch,. 2 for -.15
Tillamook Cheese, ptun .!;:..,: 19
";; 'coffee .
Bulk Coffee 7 Chase & Sanborn
1 pound for 19 ' lb! 35-3 for $1.00
Tuna Fish "White Star'J !4 size 12t .
Sardines, "Bluojaokets,".3 for -25?
Local Canr.3d Pears, No, ?, .tall, 2 for .. 25
(Just right for the. salad) . ,
24 Lbs. Anchor Hard Wheat Flour r. 59f
With the Valley Tride Ig the Valley Made '
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Bananas, lb. ,5?
Peaches, box 99
Fancy Tomatoes, 3 lbs. for 20
Cantaloupes. 3 for x.j. ......25
Gravenstein or Yellow Transparent Apples, 6 lbs 25
Golden Yellow Sweet Corn, dozen 20
. Local Cucumbers, 2 forni - 5
Local White Bermuda Onions, 4 lbs. for 25
Local Cabbage, per pound l-2f
Celery 10?
Juicy Oratges, doz. 182 doz. for 35
Lemon3, dozen 'v .i.'l.'.'-- 1.'...'. 29c4
Fancy Secdloss Grapefruit, 4 for 25
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3 Palmolive Soap & 1 pkg; Palmolive Beads 25c
3 No. 2 cans Florida Grapefruit. . . . .1. ; 53c
LibbyV Corned Beef .... ... 21c per tin
Fresh Home Made Cakes
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
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Snider s Bottled Drinks
. are Invariably ; ;
COOL and REFRESHING
SVhen 04 Sol s .scorching
the pavement an4 you be
gin to feel generally "all ,
in". ... just open a bottle of
Snidef s delicious beverage
and notice the better flavor
and sparkle , .
Lemon Kist
Orange, Kist
Coca - Cola
Lime Kist
Order a case, of our bottled
goods so that you'lj have
plenty on hand when guests
drop in. The new tall 7-oz.
bottles give you more for
your money. -
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LEMON NUT
ICE CREAM
On sale Saturday and all
next weeK T't'-c iKX- ii '
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Creain'in Dry ice'for tlat
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