Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 23, 1931, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931. P5GE THREE T E Opening of Courthouse Work and Highway Plans Bright Spots Gram Here On Labor Survey Tour Jackson county! employment situ ation la more favorable than the av erage in Oregon, according to C. H. Oram, state labor commissioner, here with Charles H. Elrey, deputy com missioner, on a survey of employment conditions. The situation throughout the state Is also viewed by Gram as more favorable than the average for the nation. Oram estimates 20,000 to 25,000 un employed in Multnomah county and a total of 40,000 In the state The local labor market will be somewhat brightened by opening work on the new court house, regis tration of workers for which will etartr Monday. Should the Pacific highway betterment program as ad-, vocated for this district be carried out, the county situation, will be further strengthened. Although Attorney J. M. Devers' re port to the state highway commission places Jackson county's unemployed at 1,000. local officials believe this figure overdrawn. It is also pointed f out that of this number many are seasonal workers who are only par tially employed In winter months even during normal conditions. SALEM, Oct, 23. (AP) Twenty thousand persons In Oregon outside of Multnomah county are now or will be jobless during, the winter mohths, the state-wide survey of un employment conditions made by J. M. Devers, attorney for the state high way commission, revealed. The report submitted to Governor Julius L. Meier and made public last night, es timated that Multnomah county's unemployed alone would equal that of the rest of the state, making an approximate 40,000 Individuals need ing work. The complete survey, estimated that for every working individual, three UNDER-ROASTING AND OVER-ROASTING PREVENTED Controlled Roasting, Hills Bros.' Patented Process, Roasts Coffee to Uni form Goodness Just as the flavor of foods can. be spoiled by under-cooking or over cooking:, so the flavor of coffee can be spoiled by undcr-roastinfT or over-roasting:. Realizing this, Hills Bros, invented and patented a marvelous process. It insures per fect roasting all the timel It is called Controlled Roasting, As the accuracy of the hour-glass depends upon an even, continuous flow ... a little at a time ... so the uniform flavor of Hills Bros. Coffee is produced by Controlled Roasting the patented process that Toasts evenly, continuously ... a little at a time. Automatic control of heat insures an even, perfect roast for every berry. Naturally, the result ing flnvor is uniformly delicious. Ordinary coffees are roasted in bulk several hundred pounds at a time. Therein lies the cause of a faulty roast. For it is impossible to always roast each big batch to the same degree. Hills Bros. Coffee Is packed In vacuum cans. Air, 'which destroys the flavor of coffee, is removed and kept out of these cans. Ordinary, "air-tight" cans won't keep coffee fresh. But Hills Bros. Coffee is always fresh! Order some today. Ask for it by name, and look for the Arab trade-mark on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee. Inc., San Francisco, California.' lm cepnueau tae prowutd lor, Uius placing the needy dependent list at a total of more than 60,000 up-state and about the same number In Mult nomah. The report way presented to the state highway commission to be used aa a basis for allocating road work coming under the emergency re lief program this season. All Counties Affected No county In the state, Dover's re port stated, la without a large num ber of unemployed. In virtually all counties It has been estimated that the least possible amount necessary 'or a man to provide for himself and family la $36 a month or 91.50 a day. At this rate It would necessitate an expenditure of (3,900.000 to take care of 30,000 jobless and their depend ent for the five winter months, the report estimated. Very few of the cities and towns are -able to provide much In the way of employment, local unemployment committees Informed Devers. While there Is BUffllcent clothing, food and shelter to take care of everyone In the state, the problem la to make It possible for those without to Becure enough for their needs. Other organi zations in counties and cities are do ing much In the way of charity to relieve some of the needy, Devers said. Some Hard Hit Counties in which the greatest emergency exists at the present time, the survey showed, were Deschutes, Crook and Hood River. These sec tions reported from 7 to 12 per cent of the total population out of work, with dependents making from 20 to 33 per cent facing the winter with out funds. Others approaching this percentage included Klamath, Lake, Curry and Union counties. Reconstruction or betterment of the Pacific highway has been recom mended by Jackson county to aid in caring for its 1,000 unemployed. Last year Jackson county listed 680 unemployed. Eleanor Painter Weds. NEW YORK, Oct. 23. (AP) Miss Eleanor Painter, former light opera star and more recently prima donna of the Philadelphia and San Fran cisco grand opera companies,' was married at noon today to Charley Henry Strong, wealthy Cleveland business man. 1 BAKER Universal Motor Co.r Pe terson Motor Co. and Alexander re pair shop moved to new locations. NEW EVIDENCE IS BROUGHT TO LIGHT LOS ANGELES, Oct. 33. (AP) Possessed with new evidence that they said weakened the story of Burton J. McKlnnell, university law student and brother of Mrs. Winnie Judd, hunted murder suspect, police today awaited the outcome of the coroner's Inquest Into the slaylnga of Mrs. Agnes Lerol and Miss Hedvlg Snmuelson before requeaitlonlng Mc Klnnell. At least a dozen witnesses were summoned by Coroner Prank Nance to testify at the inquest into the killings of Miss Bamuelson and Mrs. Lerol, both of Phoenix, Arizona, whose bodies were discovered In two trunks here. Mrs. Judd Is sought in connection with the deaths L. J. Andrews, Phoenix county at torney, and Inspector David David son said they believed McKlnnell had not told them all he knew of the whereabouts of Mrs. Judd. who dis appeared from his automobile on a downtown street soon after they called at a railroad station for the trunks. Mrs. Judd fled after a sta tion agent saw blood seeping from one of the trunks and questioned her. They said they learned from Rus sell B. Howe, brother student of McKlnnell, that a few hours after he and his sister had called at the rail road station to claim the trunks McKlnnell approached Howe with a plea for money. 4 LOCALS Jack McDanlels llrre A welcome visitor In Med ford this week Is Jack McDanlels, formerly of Grants Pass, now of Dallas. McDanlels Is this year's winner of the state Atwater Kent au dition and will represent Oregon at the San Francisco contest. Callfornlans at Hotels Guests at local hotels from the Bear State in clude Mr. and Mrs, E. f. Peake, J. S. Howard, W. M. Atntee. W. A. Con stable snd W. M.Strounce of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Cartey of Sacramento; Miss I nail Hawkins of Berkeley; G. H. Stevens of Sanger; W. W. Glazier of Oakland, and Hurry J. Lewis of San Francisco. MARY LOUISA GULP P Mary Louisa Culp died at her home at Callahan. Ca'.lf., October 31. She was born on the McAndrews ranch north of Medford, October IS, 1839. the daughter of pioneers of Oregon, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Miller now de ceased. Funeral services will be held at the graestde in the Missouri Flats cemetery Saturday at 2:00 p.m. The funeral cortege will leave the Perl Funeral Home Saturday at 13:30 p.m. In one of the two main events, and Roy Rltter of Gold Hill and Fred McDougal of Medford will appear In one of the preliminaries. E E TO J T Democrats of Medford met last night at the Holland Hotel for a pre campalgn rally and chose temporary leaders to promote organization plans which are expected to bring together a greater group of southern Oregon democrats than the past has ever seen. Constitution and by-laws were drawn up and a committee on mem bership appointed. Frank DcSouza presided as temporary chairman and Edward C. Kelly as temporary secre tary. The special membership committee named to round up the democrats during the coming week. Is composed of Mr. DeSouza, chairman, Mrs, A. E. Reames, Mrs. Laura Aiming, W. F. Wood and Lewis Ulrich. Optimism characterized the meet ing, with each good democrat ex pressing the belief that the next president of the United States won't be a member of the G. O. P. A meeting was arranged for next Thursday evening at the Holland Hotel at 7 o'clock. Officers and an executive committee will be elected at this session, Royal Utah Coal, A 13 per ton; fac tory blocks, 96.50 per load. Medford Fuel Co., Tel. 631. We feel more confidence V-iat every ON K. FALLS CARD Medford will be conspicuously rep resented In the wrestling card of to night In the Legion hall at Klamath Falls, for Ray Prlsble. local man, will tangle with BUI Sandahl of Dorrls r- I 3 RULES big help lo BOWELS What a joy lo have the bowels mov( like clockwork, every dayl It's easy, if you mind these simple rules of a famous old doctor: 1. Drink a bis tumblerful of walct before breakfast, and several times a day. 2. Get plenty of outdoor encrcist without unduly fatiguing your self. 3. Try for a bowel movement at exactly the same hour every day. Everyone's bowels need help al limes, hut the thing to use is Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. You'll get a thntmit!h cleaning-out. and it won't leave vour insiilcs weak and watery. T his family dortor's prescription is just fresh laxative herbs, pure pepsin, and other helpful ingredients thai couldn't hurt a child. But how il waken up those lazy bowelsl flow good you feel with your system ric ot all mat poisonous waste matter. Da. W. B. Caiowcii's SYRUP PEPSIN A Doctor's Family Laxative PILE'S Meat Market LEO Groceteria No. 2 Cor. 6th & Grape mm SATURDAY SPECIALS Colored Fryers Pound . . . 24c Veal Boil, Jb. .., 10c Steak, lb. 14c Roast, lb. ,.: 12Jc Stew, lb. . . i. ..!... ..i.-. .8c Chops, lb. , .,.... i.i. i. 17c Pork Shoulder Roast, lb 15c Shoulder Steak, lb 15c Sausage, 2 lbs, 25c Hamberger, 2 lbs. 25c Lamb Leg, lb 17o Shoulder, lb. .J2o Stew, lb. 1 5o Chops, lb. .... 15o Sugar Cured Skinned Hams Yi or whole, lb. Pure Lard Hams Bacon Bologna. 2 lbs. Werners. 2 lbs. Bulk, lb. . 1-gal. pail 12c ..95o J4-gal. pail 50o 22C Sugar cured. Medium 21c 25c 25c D. M. WATT, Manager thins wilI com back, now that the Nautilus baa. (Wceton, Ore, Leader. toFlatT' to Classify FOR RENT 3-room furnished apt. Private bath and entrance. 9 E. Jackson or Phone 593-Y. 1931 CHEVROLET Special oo&ch. Less than 6 months old. Coat new over H00. Sell for 9500 cash; no trade. Cannot be told from new car. Tel 1367 after 4 p. m. FOR RENT Modern 3 -room house, unfurnished. Very close In Lota of butlt-lns. Phone &83-U GARDNER wnnta a private place to cure for. 30 years exp., day, week, month or year. Gardening, bulbs planted and edging neatly douo. Phone 479-M. FOR RENT Modern 5-room bunga low. Interior newly reflnlshed thru out, fireplace and bullt-lns, large lot, separate garage and woodshed. Chas. R. Ray, Realtor. Phone 303. Curd of T hunks We desire to express sincere appre ciation to our friends for the kind ness and sympathy shewn to us dur ing the recent death of our beloved brother and uncle and for the beau tiful floral offerings. MR. and MRS. SKYRMAN, AND FAMILY. FOR SALE One ton of rye. Wods Limber Co. FOR RENT Real home, strictly clean and up to date. S blocks to center city. Garage. Adults only. Taylor 340 So. Grape. USED CAR BARGAINS 1028 Bulck Sedan .. 9235.00 1925 Bulck Coach 195.00 1928 Nash Coupe 345.00 lf25 Chev. PlCk-up . . 65 00 1924 Maxwell Coach 118.00 1925 Chev Coach . 125.00 SCHERER MOTOR CO. 128-32 So. Riverside Phone 73 POR SALE Dill pickles 25c a gftlla.il. A gallons 1-00. Bring containers. 208 West Clark St. POR RENT Very small furnished house for two adults. On court, l'i blocks off Main st. Easily heated, fine for working couple. Frig ldH Ire. electric range. Pbone 554. Mrs. Wilson. FOR RENT 3-room ground floor furnished apartment, bath, garage. Cheap. 20 Mistletoe St. FOR SALE Square piano, Chlckering. $47.60; table to chairs. $22.50; rug. 1.50; rug, 5.oo; table $4.00; 300 books at 5 & 10 cents. Ford coupe. 1932 license, $52.50. runs good. Davis Transfer is Storage, 29 So. Grape. WANTED Housekeeper to cook and care for residence occupied by four young men. Writ Box BX care Tribune stating experience and wages. COMFORTABLE heted room adjoin tng bath, board of desired. Phone 1417-X. WANTED Truck driver and assistant) shipping clerk. Must be of good ap pearance, not over thirty. Chance for advancement to salesman. Must be active and accurate with flg ires. If you are not good do not apply. Write P. O. Box 1032, Med ford. State experience. National Forest Christmas Trees for Sale Thirteen thousand Shasta Tt Christmas Trees located on an area of 660 acres near Huckleberry City within the Crater National Forest. The?e trees may be purchased from the Forest Supervisor, Medford, Ore gon, at 3 cents per linear foot, la tiny amount. If Your FOOD Is Coming Too High Of course If you're nadafled to stretch your food budget and have lofty prices "palmed" off on you, that's your business. If this fellow were wise he'd "shake down that food to earth" without getting Inferior quality. Don't be a giraffe. Get your food budget down to today's price levels by shopping here where we have shaken down prices to where they fairly ought to be. Saturday and Monday Specials Best Foods Mayonnaise, 1 pint .... ...2i) 1 quart 51 (Not a boiled dressing) Puritan Malt '. 43 Royal Gelatin, 2 for 15 SHORTENING Snowcap 4 lbs. 53, 8 lbs. 95 Snowdrift, 3 pounds '. 63 Wesson Oil, quart ..'. 47 Catsup, large bottle 15fi Red Mexican Beans, new crop, 10 lbs 45 PEET'S SOAP DEAL All For 99c 3 Palmolive Soap .'. .25 1 Super Suds .10 10 Crystal White Soap 45 1 Peet's Granulated Soap, medium size .25 1 Crystal White Scouring Cleanser........ .05 1 Double Galvanized Pail .45 Regular value $1.55 SCHILLINGS' SPECIAL .43 Schillings' 8-oz. Black Tea Schillings' Baking Powder lib. 39 2i2 lbs. 93 5 lbs. $1.69 Klamath Hardwheat Flour, 49 lbs. $1.09 Coffee, Chase & Sanborn, lb. 35, 3 lbs. $1 CANDY, reg. 5c Choc. Nut Bar, 5 bars 10 FRESH VEGETABLES LOWEST PRICES Carrots and Beets, 3 bunches 10 Green Onions, 2 bunches ...... . 5$ Local Spinach, 2 lbs ,......25 Sweet Potatoes, 7 lbs. for .... 25 Fancy Local Grapes, 4 lbs. 25 Local String Beans, 4 lbs 25 Juice Oranges, 2 dozen 25 EelaaMe Cash Grocery "Where Quality Telli and Price Sells" Phone 20 117 North Central W. A. H0LL0WAY, Prop. ARE YOU LOOKING For Something Real Good? Try Crosse & Blackwell's three fruit preserve. This is just like a marmalade made from pine apples, oranges and grapefruit. Price, per jar, only 30c. Another Good One Crosse & Blackwell's Black Currant Jam. This is something out of the ordinary. Include a jar with your grocery order. Saturday Specials Campbell's Tomato Soup, 3 for 25c Swift's Picnic Hams (shoulders), lb.. . . .20c Home made Date Squares, regular 40c value, special, dozen 25c . Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Fresh Home Made Cakes Try Our Telephone Service It Is Dependable Personal Attention Prompt Service E3o Eo AiaSEI Phone 252 grocer Phone 252 2 Modern Food Shoppers Demand Economy! Pay'n Takit Welcomes This Widespread Intelligence Of Modern Food Buyers, Pay Cash And Save At A Strictly Cash Food Store, Save The Difference Of Fastly Surmounting Credit . Losses And Delivery Expenses. Come Shop and Save PRICES FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY, OCT. 23-24-26 Butter Pay'n Takit Fane Quality Pound 34 Bacon Kwlft augnr cured. K new price Pound Flour Blue B.l llnrdwlipat. CarrlM Itte lllue Hllihon of quaJlljr 49-lb. bag Premium Wheat Cum at Ion vitalizing ccrrnl with rhlna premium, and nolo un it una I value. Cheese Or con Full Cream Pound .... $103 19c mi aaai a Rmember We Undersell Everyone Everyday. Large pkg. .,... Salad Oil 77 Brand choice oil for nlad and cooking. Gallon can 20c 23c $109 1 113 NO, CENTRAL 6