MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1931.
PAGE FIVE
LINDSAY ON TRAIN
EN ROUTE NORTH
Frank Lindsay, master criminal of
the Pacific Coast, who was arrested
last week In Los Angeles after a two
years' search, when he confessed to
wife murder at Seattle, passed
through this city yesterday by train
after the plane In which his cap
tors were returning to Seattle, was
forced down at Corning, Calif, and
was allghtly damaged. The plane
was turned back by unfavorable fly
ing conditions over the Slsklyous
and on the return to Oakland landed
at Corning.
Lindsay was held In a compart
ment and his Identity guarded by
his captors. Tbe sheriffs office and
state police were watchful for the
past two days at the Med ford air
port. It was thought possible Lind
say might be held In the county
Jail. It conditions Justified.
Lindsay confessed to murdering
his wife, and burying her body, after
which be fled with an adopted
daughter, 13, whom he abandoned
In Oakland, Calif.
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VISIT M MEDFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Roy C. Lyle of Se
attle and O. R. Stipe of Portland,
spent last evening In Medford and
left today for Crescent City.
Mr, Lyle is supervisor of permits
In the 0. S. bureau of Industrial
alcohol, for the 12th district, com
prised of Idaho, Montana, Oregon,
Washington and Alaska and Mr.
Stipe la Inspector for Oregon in
the same department. They are on
a tour of inspection.
Mrs. Lyle Is accompanying them.
This Is her first visit to southern
Oregon and she is greatly impressed
with the scenic beauty. The party
visited Crater lake, en route from
eastern Oregon. ,
See Shangle Studio specials before
buying photographs.
Joint Missionary
Conference Plan
Is Reported Here
A Joint conference of the Woman's
Home Missionary and the Woman's
Foreign Missionary societies of the
Cascade district of the Methodist
Episcopal church has been called for
Tuesday, October 27, In Boseburg.
The meeting will open at 1:30
p.m and continue until Wednes
day noon. Three Important speakers
will be heard. They are: Mrs. R.
L. Reed, president of the Oregon
conference; Mrs. E. O. Maple, cor
responding secretary of the Oregon
conference and Mrs. Bovard, foreign
missionary worker.
.
IS STILL
PENDLETON, Ore., Oct. 23. (AP)
R. W. Colgate. Los Angeles attorney
with the firm representing Tom Our
dane and Buck Lleuallen In the
Hickman reward case, was here to
day taking depositions from local
people regarding the sensational cap
ture of the slayer in 1027.
The reward of $5000 for the cap
ture has not yet been paid. The
case is scheduled for hearing in December.
U. S. OFFICERS QUIZ
Department of Justice agents to
day were questioning Pearl white,
20, Martha Williams. 35, and Arthur
Crabtree, arrested In a raid In the
Prospect area Wednesday, and held
for possession of liquor and alleged
operation of a house of assignation.
The federal authorities are seeking
to determine if the White woman
was transported here In violation
of the Mann act, and other federal
statutes. The trio came to the Pros
pect district recently from Cali
fornia, it Is claimed, and established
I quarters In a tent house near the
I California-Oregon construction work.
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TALK SEAL SALE
Yesterday's Health Workers" Insti
tute was devoted to plans for, and
problems of handling the 1931 Christ
mas Tuberculosis Seal sale. Mrs. Sa
die Orr, Dunbar, president of tbe
State Teachers' association, in her
talk to the workers stressed the point
that tuberculosis takes advantage of
hard times; that this year particular
ly the quota for the seal sale should
be met. "Tuberculosis," she said still
claims too many victims to let down
the vigilance during a time of depres
sion. The world's most precious gift
health, must be safeguarded as never
before."
Mrs. Dunbar complimented the
Jackson County health association on
Its efforts tn educating school chil
dren to know the value of the health
seals. "There Is no other county In
tbe state which has done so well,"
she Is quoted at saying.
Today the members of tbe associa
tion met in Ashland for the annual
plcnlo and final meeting of the Institute.
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WWW VflHK. Oct 23. f AP) A
cowboy who went taxi riding lost
his life early today in an argumenv
with a policeman over a 18-cent cab
bill.
niNTON riTTV !n.nvon Citv Com
mercial Co., sold to K. H. Peterson
and John T. Evans of Eugene.
ursmiramc ioa and Henrv Kolda.
Japanese florists, will establish bulb
farm In this section.
They have their lunch alone, do
Willi, Bun and Master Puff
The bundle that It makes Is huge,
since all must have enoujh.
"I say!" says Whiz, "let's eat right
now, or else I'll hnve to rest."
"Okay," says Puff, "I like the way
you get things off your chest."
KANSAS MISS EDITS
AT ELKS' SESSION
An enthusiast !o meeting of the
Elks' lodge was held at the local
temple last night, with the regular
session followed by special entertain
ment. Mrs. O. O. D. Dupols, here
with Mr. Dupum to arrange for the
Holland Indoor circus under Elk
auspices, entertained with several
solo dances, which were much en-
Joyed. Tap lnd Interpretive num
hAm wern Inrliiriari In her nroirram.
A. O. Van Nuys, district deputy
grand exalted ruler of Oregon, south,
was present and the Initiation work
was presented for his observance.
He addressed the members on lodge
affalra. He was accompanied from
Corvallls by A. J. Darling.
Refreshments were served follow
ing the session.
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DALLAS $120,000 bonds to be
sold for purchase of water system
from H. V. dates.
Oiling of Wapanitla cut-off high
way from Maupln to Mt. Hood dis
trict nearlng completion.
JOHNSON, Kas. (AP) Although
only 19 years old, Bee Jacquart, edi
tor of the Johnson Pioneer, Stanton
county's only newspaper, has had five
years' experience In Journalism.
When she was 14 she began re
porting for a paper in Larned. Kas.,
her birthplace, at the same time cor
responding for dallies in larger towns.
In publishing the pioneer Miss
Jacquart has but one assistant, a
mnchlnlBt. This winter she plans to
attend Washburn college at Topeka,
but when the term Is over will re
turn to take charge of the newspaper.
In less than a year she has doubled
Its business.
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Food is Plentiful . . Quality is High . . Prices are low
AT SAFEWAY SO
Why Not Prepare For Winter?
The thrifty, wise housewife will have her pantry stocked with plenty of
good foods for this winter. She will do her buying now while food prices
are so low; she and her family will enjoy tastier foods and save money. Fol
low her example 1 You too can protect your food pleasure and food budget
... by purchasing all of your Winter Supplies at Safeway ... the store
that fosters better living at less cost.
These Prices Effective October 24-26-27
Macaroni
Oregon made from Hard wheat.
Can you believe this price u
possible?
10 lbs 47?
50 lbs $2.27
Syrup
Don Amalzo. Vour choice of
llutterscotch, Golden or Crys
tal White.
1 0-lb. mil. 77C
BEANS BEANS
BED MEXICAN BECLEANED
10 ibs 39c 100 ibs $3.77
LABGE OR SMALL WHITES FANCY STOCK
10 ibs 51c 100 ibs $4.49
BUTTERNUT LIMAS VALUES BEYOND COMPARISON
O lbs. ... 33c 50 ibs $2.98
CARLOAD SAVINGS
FLOUR FLOUR
$1,03 49 ib. bag 89c
$3.39
Safeway Quality Hardwheat n T Fam, rlouri
Family Flour, with a repu
tation.
49-lb. bag
Barrel .... $3,99 Barrel
-lb. palL.
Raisins
Mftx-l-mum brand. Fancy
cleaned seedless. Large pkg
42c
HAMS
SWIFT'S PREMIUM, HIGHEST QUALITY Half or hhole.
Pound 23c
SUGAR
Pure Cane: Fine Granulated.
8 ibs 39 c
ROLLED OATS
iperry'i Quick Cooking or Regular.
9-lb. bag 33C
PRUNES
Roseburg, Large Size Petltes
1 0 ibs 53c
SHORTENING
High-grade Vegetable. We have compound for !
6 ibs 63 c
TOMATOES
Standard Quality Local Pack.
$1.27
Large can, dozen
SOAP
Crystal White or Sunny Monday, Leading Laundry Soaps.
16 bars ...... 49C
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
Cauliflower Grapefruit Lettuce
packages ....
Soda
Arm and Hammer. A need
In every home.
O packages .... 23c
Pancake
Sperry'i or Corona. Buy your
winter'a supply.
Large bar . 43c
Rice
Fancy Blue Rose. Louisiana
milled.
5 lbs 31
10 lbs 59
Coffee
Safeway - Brand. Now better
than ever. Compare It with
your choice canned coffee.
Pound 33
3 lbs 95tf
Pineapple
Hawaiian Run Ripened. Full
flavor.
Large can 152
6 cans 870
Peas Corn
Standard and extra itandard
grade. No. Z cans.
Dozen $1.29
Granulated
Soaps
Par or White King. l'e !
35c
Large pkg..
Snow White Heads.
Full of Juice, Med. size
Solid Crisp Heads.
Each IOC 4 for 19C 3 for 10c
Phone 1010 Quanity Orders Delivered 210 West Main
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It is almost unbelievablo that theBa stun
ning new coats should be only $19.95. They
are the last word in luxuriousness more
richly furred than ooats selling at 50 per
cent more last year. Every coat is styled on
the very latest lines, with magnificent col
lars and cuffs of genuine fur. Variety of
color and fabric such as only our enormous
Buying Power could bring. Choose yours
now, while selections are complete.
Women's and Misses' Sizes
Other Coats priced from
$9.98 to $14.95
Other s Ask Dollars More for Like Quality
Sheer Woolens, Crepes, Silks
Travel Prints
$A.9S
Women's and Misses' Sizes
Just imagine 1 Stunning new Ill and advance Winter styles
at a price that't almost 50 per cent less than others ask for
similar quality! Tyes for daytime needs sheer woolens, soft
colorful Travel Prints, crepes and silks I One and two-piece
frocks jacket frocks, and frocks (that emphasize the new
"trig" silhouette, so slondorizing and flnttoringl Plenty of
blacks, of course and browns, blues, and other popular col
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We Have Just Introduced a New and Complete Line of
"Trim Line" Step-in, Girdles and Corselettes
Foundation Garments
Priced from
$l.oo to $2 98
"Trim Ztne" brand la exclusive with Montgomery
Ward to Co. These garments have the feminine
contours to ' cleverly accent natural lovellneM.
They are priced far below their actual value. It
1 tbe finest line of foundation garments our buy
era were able to obtain on the New York market.
Special Sale Of
HATS
$2-95
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