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Democratic Leader
IfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON. FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1932.
Polk Co. Official Destroyed
Checks and Stubs, Claim
Dog' License Money
Fails to Reach Depository
DALLAS. Ore.. March 18. (AP)
Confusion in the records of Hugh O.
Black, Polk county clerk, was reveal
ed In a report Issued here Thursday
by a Portland auditing firm which
made the Inspection of the 1931 Polk
county books.
Reported lack of records and de
struction of checks to a bank account
was remarked upon by the auditors
who said a special bank account
under the title "Hugh O. Black,
county clerk." could not be audited
satisfactorily as checks and check
stubs for all except November and
part of December were missing.
Balance Depleted
The report showed, the auditors
said, that the bank records Indicated
$24,517.19 In county, state and trust
funds had been deposited In the ac
count during the year, and that a
balance of 94,407.58 remained on
Dec. 31. last.
Similar confusion existed In the
dog license department of the clerk's
office, the auditors declared. The
receipt book and dog license record
Indicated nearly all license money
was collected in January and Febru
ary, 1931, but the cash register tape,
they said. Indicated that less than
one-half of the license money had
been entered during these months.
One book of receipts containing 77
receipts was said to be missing.
Many Errors
The auditors said, too, that there
were many errors In the county war
rants as checked in the clerk's office.
They called attention to 71 warrants
for which they said claims were miss
ing when the warrants were checked
against the claims. In one Instance
overpayment on one warrant
amounted to $65.
Black Is completing his eighth year
as county clerk. He has filed as
democratic candidate for re-election.
NIP PLAN 10 BOMB
S. F. MAYOR'S
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18 (P)
A police guard was thrown aoout the
home of Mayor Angelo J, Rossi today
after the executive had been inform
ed by telephone that two men had
been overheard plotting to put a
bomb under his residence.
The Informant, whose name was
withheld, telephoned the mayor last
night, saying he was a, foreigner and
promising to meet the mayor today.
GOLD BEACH YOUTH
IN DYNAMITE BLAST
GOLD BEACH, Ore., March 18. ;p)
But little hope was held today for
the recovery of Buster Billings, 14,
who was critically injured Wednes
day by a dynamite blast. The boy
was working with his father, Charles
Billings, prominent Illahee rancher,
The two were blasting stumps, the
father at some o 'stance from the boy.
The circumstances of the blast are
not known.
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Aatociattd Prea I' ho to
Hers Is a new portrait of Frank
lln D. Roosevelt of New York.
7th Anniversary of
Eagle Point Grange
Observed by Group
EAGLE POINT, March 18. (Spl.)
Seventh anniversary of Eagle Point
Grange, which was organize, March
25, 1925. was celebrated March 15,
with a program. Mrs. Gertrude Haak
read a paper on the history of the
Grange, after which a roU-call of
members was held, each one express
ing good wishes toward the Grange
and the work. '
Enid Ward and June Tingleaf danc
ed and sang "The Wearln' of the
Green."
A play arranged by the dramatic
committee and entitled "The Family
Album," conluded the program.
Visitors from other Gran-ies were
Mr. and Mrs. Perry Walt of Live Oak
Grange, Mr. and Mrs. Morris of Cen
tral Point, William Crandall of Grif
fin creek and Frank Hansen of Roxy
Ann Grange.
SALEM, March 1-8. (AP) Ernest
Cole of Portland, republican, today
filed his candidacy for representative
in the legislature from the fifth dis
trict In Multnomah county. His
slogan Is "Reduce taxes by spending
less."
PRE-EASTER SPECIAL: The great
est millinery values we have ever of
fered. Hats 95c to $7 50. Shoes $1.95
to $4.05. Real money-saving values
THE BAND BOX & SHOE BOX
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Auto glass installed while you wait
Prices right. Brill Sneet Metal Works
PORTLAND, March 18. JP) A
special dispatch to the Oregonian to
day from Washington, D. C, says the
definite and final information Is thru
President Hoover will not en'.er Ore
gon's presidential primaries In May.
In Ohio 'and in Massachusetts,
where the law specifies no candidate
for delegate to the national conven
tion can run without the consent of
the presidential candidate. Hoover has
entered the contest. But under the
present plan his name, the dispatch
says, will not be entered In other
states.
SAPULPA. Okla., March 18 ()
Each shielded by friends from know
ing of the critical Illness of the other,
the Rev. Abe Carlln, 79, and his wife.
Emma Carlln, 77, died here last night
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Phone 643 We'u oaul away foni
refuse City Sanitary Serno.
PHILA. LABORATORY
CERTIFIES NEW
SHREDDED BISCUIT
Kellogg's WHOLE Wheat Bis
cuits Pronounced Very
Rich in Food Value
One of the reasons for the tjotiu-
larity of the new Kellogg's whole i
wheat Biscuits is the food value i
of this tasty roady-to-eat cereal.
The improved Kellogg's biscuit is
"pressure-cooked" by a special
process that bakes m delicious !
flavor and retains all the food ele
ments of the whole wheat. As a re
sult, the Medical Arts Laboratory j
of Philadelphia, after careful anal-
ysis, now certifies every package
for food value.
The new Kellogg biscuit also i
offers several other distinct im- ;
provements. The biscuits are a more i
convenient, economical size. Two
just fit the cereal bowl and you
get 15 to the package instead of '
the usual dozen.
And every biscuit is toasted a i
golden, rich brown on both top and ,
bottom not just one side. This 1
makes it crisner and tastier than
ever before. Also, "pressure-cook-;
ing" and "double toasting" make
I Kpllop-tr's whoi-R wheat Biscuits
easier to digest. ;
The new Kellogg's biscuit is de-
licious with hot or cold milk or 1
i cream; extra appetizing with the
addition of fruits or honey. Local !
grocers are featuring this improved
ready-to-eat cereal. It may be iden
tified by the name, Kellogg's, and
the familiar red-and-green package.
Made by Kellogg in Battle Creek.
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S1.00 ' Men's Leather I ' Suede Horsehide lwfe V!1
Look! Solid Walnut w . rlMrM Snort Jackets 1" Usually SeU at 79o
Regular $1.49 Values! Work Gloves 3port Jackets I MM ntjrpppg
r qp F JrO of Print", or Tp?!wS
onir grUfW 25c pr. 3o.yi I ppi.,'nntb,o:ndd.
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TurnVuga & )I their actual value. pKe. over 10. !00f trimming. j-jr
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FOLDING
CARD TABLE
$1.00
Washable Pabricoid Top!
Worth $1.75 Any Place!
One of our
BEST Jublle?
bargains! Well
braced; cornet
reinforcements
Folding style
green finish.
Window Wash
er & Dryer
59c
Dandy home helper. Can
be lued with long or short
handle.
Step Ladders
Built of seasoned lumber.
$1.95 value. Handy for
home use ; sturdy, 5-ft. A
real value.
Ironing Board
Afde from eeaaoned lumber.
Regular 41.00 value
Large 48 Inch fold- (
Ing lege; 3-ply ve- QJ7C
neer top.
' iinf- n4i
Aaiurea deep, reatful aleep . , .
gives yeara of eervtcel Covered
In sturdy drill ticking with
smart sateen border.
Folks Here Is a Bargain!
Genuine Imported
Numdah Rugs
Size 4 ft. by 6 ft.
$4
98 While they
Never before told for less than $12.00. All of yon have
heard of these famous Numdah Rugs, noted for their
beauty and long wearing quality. Well, here they are on
sale for less than one-half their regular price. We have
a good assortment of patterns and colors to choose from.
See them displayed in our windows.
Modern! Glen Ellyn 3-Piece
BATHROOM OUTFIT
Low priced I White porcelain
enameled tub and lavatory
with nickel plated brass fit
tings. Vitreous china closet.
$5. Down, Small Carrying Charge
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Same Washer Sold
in 1931 for Over $70
Cr'OQC Lowest
ip Price In
History
fTATL'RKS:
Genuine Lovell Wringer
Full 91-inch Porcelain
Enamel Tank
Large 9 -Inch Balloon
Rolls
Oenulne S-posltlon Lov
ell Wringer
Leak-proof Marine OUnd
No center poet easy on
clothes
Wsshes Urge tubful In S
to S minutes without
rubbing
Approved by flood Housekeeping
100 PURE
MOTOR OIL
$1.45 !r
100 Pure Pennsylvania!
Our Lowest Price I
De-Waxed by a
new refining
process 1 100
efficient the
year around.
Choice of me
dium or heavy.
Same quality oil $995
in 5-gaL pall t
fgV'i "in
AUTOMOBILE
BATTERY
$3.95
With Your Old Battery
Challenge I Try to Match
This Battery Bargain!
It's sturdyl 13
big husky plates
brimful of pep!
Guaranteed for
1 full yearl
Big Savings on
Lawn Mowers
Smooth Bali Bearings!
$5.95
4 keen-cutting, self-ehtrpenlng
bladesl precision built frame,
pull 10-lnch open wheels. Oet
yours NOW I
117 So. Central
FROM THE THOUSAND WINDOW BAKERIES OF LOOSE-WILES BISCUIT COMPANY
Phone 286
3Your Neighbor Saves Money at Ward's Why Don't You? C
Medford, Oregon