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C PAfiE TWO ' KfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOliD, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 8. 1932. VETOES F Money for Relief Jobs Ex hausted and No More Bonds Will Be Sold Will Rush Regular Work McGuffey Memorial PORTLAND, April 8. At Work (,n iho Columbia Blver highway, the Old Orcion Trail end the Paclfto high way will be oontracted: at tin next meeting or the highway commlaalon, April IB. II wu voted t a epeclal aeaalon of the road offkiale here laat night. The project will coat an eatt mated 760,OO0, the commlaslonera announced. Call (or blda In the widening uf the Pacific highway from Salem north for about It mllea waa advanced aev eral weeka, In order to batter balance the contract letting aa well h to get work elarted on thla project. The commlaalon authorised work up to 190,000 on thla Job, and the con tract will be let at the next meeting. Oravel and topping of the 11-mlle atretcll from Pendleton to Emigrant Hill on the Old Oregon Trail will oa let. Paring Ordered. The commlaalon alao ordered par ing three mllea on the Weat side highway from tha Multnomah county Una to Ulddleton: graveling of tha twomllea between New Bra and Can- by cutoff on the Pacific highway: planning of pavement over 40 mllea of tha Pacific highway and conitruc- tlon of an orer-croealng orer the U P. trarki on tha - North Portland road. Parry aerrloa at Waldport will alao ba contracted for. The commlaalon turned "thumba down" on any further emergency work for the relief of tha unemploy ad, Chairman Leall M. Scott declar ing tha eommleelon had no money for thla and would atnorlae no mora bond aalea. Tha department, however, la crowding It regular highway work with It accompanying legitimate em ployment. Tha unemployment relief work oarrled on by tha commlaalon during tha pact flva monthe will end next week. Ev Log Hauling. Oorulderatlon of log-hauling atrlctlona vrae being given by tha commlaalon today at a conference with the elate nolle official!. The commlulon will laaue new rule for hauling loga orer tha atata highway, following thla conference, with tha reault that draatlc changea will be put Into affect to aav wear and tear on tha roada, tha commlaalon an nounced. Contraota totaling $400,000 were awarded by the oommlMlon at Ita aeaalon late yeaterday afternoon. Seren project were let While the largeet Job, that of 19 3 mllea work on tha Salmon River and McMlnn-Tllle-Tlllamook hlghwara waa held up. A. A. Wallace of Roaeburg waa awarded tha largeat contract, that of 10 mllea grade widening and re aurfaclng on tha alarrlll-Malln Mo tion of Tha Oallca-Callfornla high way. Hit bid waa aiCl.a07.50. Dunn and Baker, Klamath Palle firm, waa awarded two contract. 10 mllea aur faclng on the Huntlnxton-Slidee aec tlon of the Old Oregon Trail at $05. M. and the It mllea aurfaclng on the Diiion-Dlgga aec tlon or the Co-! tumble River highway, at $44,709. I Contract Caen! Rood Job. Roy L. Houck, Independence, waj awarded tha contract for IS mllea of! aurfaclng the Port Orford-Euchrej Oreek aectlon of the Oregon Coat highway in Curry county. Hla old of M.50 wee aecond low. A. 8. Wal lace, Roeeburg. who aubrnltted the low figure at $7,SB0, received the larger Klamath contract, Carl Mybcrj, Spokane, waa awarded the S.S mllea roadbed construction on the Durkee-Clale aectlon of the Old Oregon Trail In Baker connly. at $00,537. Knute Urn. Portland, at a bid of $10,400, waa awarded tha contract to furnlah crtuhed rock tor the Kndlcott Creek-Myntle Creek aec tlon of the Cooa Bay-Rnaehurg htih way. J. C. Comptoh. McMlnnrllle. waa awarded the flva mllea macadam aurfaclng of the Hot Lake-Union tec ion of the Old Oregon Trail, at $31. 019. Th. Pnlon Oil company waa recom mended far the award of road oil contract foe the jreer at a coat of about $130,000. 1 Apt ' , !Mt our. t v ; ' 1 '" dMQGlal$4 i'ia i'hvto A memoriil to William Holmei McGuffoy, dfliloned by Lorado TaCt, noted goulptor, which will be erect ed on the Miami campus facing McGuffey'a old homeitead where he wrote hie Immortal McQuffey'a Readere. I TO TELL OF AT 4-SQUARE CHURCH Reverend Larry Newgent, ex-prlaon chaplain and revlvallat, who ha of ficiated at 49 exeouttone during the paat 15 yeere, will apeak at the Four Square Ootpel church at 1018 W. Main atreet, Medford, Saturday at 7:45 p m. The evangellat ha apent yaara In tha atudy of criminal aegregatton and convict labor, haa traveled widely and haa apoken In prlauna all over America aa well aa In many other countrlea, alao in boyi' and girl' In dustrial achoola. He will apeak on the aubjoct "Crime Prevention and Juvenile Delin quency, Ho will deacrlbe many of tha execution he haa wltneatod. the death-trap, death march and grip ping death cell acenea. He will tell of the execution of Hickman, Gor don Stewart Northcott and other no torloua criminal. Th meeting it undenominational In purpote aa all churchea have re ceived Inviutlona and announce menta. Rev. Newgant ha In the paat 15 year apoken almoat dally In prlaona and reform achoola, and tor many of tha leading ciubi, achool and college. E FLATTENS HOPES (Continued (torn rage One.) on behalf of B pen leer John N. dar ner, the other great hope of the atop-Rootevalt movement, t Favorite ftone Foil. Nor have the fortunee of any fa vorlte eon been benefitted mate rially. In fact, except for one or two delegatea, no candidate but Roosevelt haa won any 'tnjy.rt at all outside hla home state. "Alfalfa Bill" Murray of Oklahoma haa one In North Dakota, and Smith prob ably haa one In Wisconsin. Of the 838 delegatea chosen thus far, 178 are counted definitely for Roosevelt. Murray has 33. James A Reed of Missouri, ifl. Smith probably 1. All the remaining 104 are In doubt, but 84 of them belong to New York, generally expected to go preponderantly to Roosevelt. On the baala of thla showing, and with other vtctorlee assured for the near future, the Roosevelt managers are sounding the bandwagon call with great effect In the territory still In dispute. The opposition bat tles on, with Ita back to the wall, aa Its disappointments multiply. Hoover Heartened. Meantime, the Republican sup porters of President Hoover are heartened tremendously by the re turns from their party's primary in Wisconsin. There appears no doubt, the administration forces have made considerable. gains against the LaFollette Insurgent. Hoover may, In the end. have a majority of the delegation. , Of course, the president does not1 need Wisconsin support to get the nomination. To data he baa 360 of the 288 Republican delegatea -selected, and a re nomination la as sured. But the vote of confidence given him In thla northwestern state, of all others, la cheering to Republican hearts which have been saddened by dark prophecies of party losses In the election thla fall. The WUeVtuln vote Is important Just In so far aa it may be taken aa on Index to the Hoover strength elsewhere. Republican party leadera have Insisted all along that however low the president's stock might go, a rally would come before election. They hope the Wisconsin upturn means that the rally la definitely on the way. CHICKEN LUNCH A Daily Specialty The 25c meal that is unsurpassed ask the man who has tried one. Also Try tha Pies That Mother Would Be Proud to Make PARKING SPACE , ACROSS THE 8THEET Brownie Marie Cafe 19 North fir Street, Medford Ol 0 o o D o n u3a DANCE GOLD HILL PAVILION Every Sat. Nile Ike Porter's Band Another Super Value Tomorrow we will offer as our regular Saturday Special a cake oookie item that has proven very popular with every member of the family. We will sell this regular 25o seller at the very special price of 17o the dozen. Don't miss them. Date Drops 17c the Dozen This is a chewy cake cookie liberally filled with dates and nuts and Is a genuine treat. Remember those are not ordinary oookios , . . They are a large drop cake and a generous value in any man's lan-. gunge. At your favorite grocer or our retail store Saturday only. 9 1 N. B. We are sorry that we disappointed so many customers for our Raisin Bran Bread Special last week. The rush was just too great. Your grocer probably can now supply you. A wonderful new bread at lBo the loaf. 01101 30130 O D o Phoenix PHOKN1X, Ore, April 8 (SpU ' Mr. and Mr o. R Zimmerman mr-j e1 to the Mrdfont Pear company' houee Monday. Mr, Zimmerman "ill oreieee the orchard wot during the1 aeaaon. 1. C. H, Poling aroompanled Dt Dan r Standard to Mrtlford to a Boy , ut meeting Thurettar. Dr. Buile standard apent Thurerlar eremrr, at the t. O. H. PvMInt home. I Mr. and Mra. J. w. Pniett and itauahter Margaret were dinner ftieata ; at the U O. Outer home Wedneadar. ' Boy Burleon and Ray Edwarda of Medford. who apent thla wee at the H. P. Burlaeon home on Apples-ate. j mtttng eicod. returned home TSura-1 day. i Mra. Ouy Riahop apent Thurada afternoon with Mr. Bay Ward, com pleting work on th eoatumee for Juren!! cirri number. fifteen ladira met with Mr. Dare Walker Thunday for an ell-dar meet- ing of the rretbyterlan Udlea1 Aid A eorered dteh dinnet waa aemvi at 1 noon. Olficer were: President, lra ' J. W, Vtatklna; rwe.preeldent, Mra : H. w. Frame: aecretary, Mra. Geora Carpenter: treaiurer, Mr. Ralph w:l i eo. Ket meeting of the aocltty will be May , with Mr. R. W. Frame, for aa ell-dt meeting. Jurtni le etivle 111 preetlee eetur day afternoon for the drill to be glren at a program of Woodcraft cir cle. All eoatumee and flower are ready. All Jurentlea In th dull are urged to attend. Bien vtn.inwa taaed tf Jo People's Market At Groceteria No. 2 Sixth and Grape Phone 1508 Meats at Lowest Prices Yet! Beef Boil, per lb. 6c Pot Roast, lb. 8c All Steaks, lb. 14c Pork Shoulder Roast, lb. Sand 11c Spar Ribs. lb. 15c Hams Sugr Cured Half or whole 18c Bacon Squares, lb. lie Sugar Cured, lean, slab, lb, 15c Swift's Lean Back, lb. 14c Lamb Shoulder, lb. 1 2c Stew, lb. 7C Lard Pure home rendered, S lbs. 24c Shoulder Roast, lb. 1 2c THE HOME OF BREAD LUCE MOTHER MADE Fresh or Stale Crackers OF ALL FOODS, freshness Is most essential in Crackers and Cookies. In no other food is the flavor so destroyed by lack of it. While with Crackers their condition either adds to or detracts from the pala tability of soups, salads or any other foods with which they are served. With ub freshness of all foods is a hobby. With Crackers and Cookies, extreme care is used. Weekly shipments, direct from the bakery and storage in our dry, well-heated Btorerooms insure their delivery to you with all their flavor and crispness. Buy often and buy in a package suitable for quick use from our more than 60 varieties and enjoy them at their best. BREAD Real home style with that real home flavor 1 lb. loaf . . ... 5c ll2lb. loaf 7c Direct from oven to you makes better quality at lower cost. Is Fresh Cracker Savings and Special Dainties Sunshine Milk and Honey Gra hams, 4y3-lb. box 57? Sunshine Butter Krunches the tastiest of all Whole Wheat Wafers, package 15 Pretzel Sticks, pkg - 10 Teeny Twist Pretzels, pkg 19 Sunshine Cheese Wafers, lge. can 33 OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Rumford Baking Powder, 1 lb. can 23c New Green Peas lb. 5c New Potatoes lb. 6c Fresh Spinach . lb. 5c New Rhubarb ...... . 2 lbs. 13c Bunch Onions 3 for 10c Asparagu ' lb 5c Fresh Roasted Peanuts ...... lb. 10c Jello all flavors . . . ... . 4 pkgs. 25c Shelled Nuts Cashews, Pecans, Brazils ........... lb. pkg. 25c Van Camp's Hominy medium can , 2 cans 13c Large size 2 cans 19c Corn Tender sweet brand 16- oz. can white . 2 f or 15c Golden 3 for 25c S. & W. Golden Bantam or Baby Kernel Corn . No. 2 can 15c Crushed Pineapple . . . No. 10 can 39c Sliced Beets Crater Lake brand No. 2 can 10c White Star Tuna Fish Medium flat can 18c Ghirardelli Cocoa .J lb. 10c Lb. can 19c Sperry Pancake & Waffle Flour 10 lb. sack 38c Farina Sperry's 10 lb. sack 38c Wheat Flakes Sperry's, 1 0 lb. sk. 33c Ripe Prunes Preferred stock a fine ripe plum in heavy syrup No. 2 can 2 for 25c S. & W. Telephone Peas, No. 2 can 1 9c S. & W. Vegetable Salad No. 1 tall can 27c Mapleleaf Flour hard wheat a fine all purpose flour . . 49 lbs. 95c White Rose a guaranteed hard wheat light bread flour, 49 lbs. $1.17 Drifted Snow 49 lbs. $1.29 Palm Olive Beads . . . . . pkg. 5c Camay Toilet Soap Proctor & Gamble s finer toilet soap 3 bars Oxydal A labor saving soap powder ... pkg. Ivory Flakes ..... the large pkg. P. & G. Proctor & Gamble's better quality laundry soap 9 oz. bars . ... . . ... ....... . 10 for Bob White Laundry Soap P. & G.'s 8 oz. laundry . . . bar Satin finish Hard Candy . lb. Bridge party Special Mix Candy - y lb. Full Cream Caramels lb. Whittemore's Shoe Polish, 15c size... 5c 25c size Whittemore Black Luster Dye and PHh 35c bottle O'Cedar Polish 12 oz. or 60c bottle O'Cedar Polish Mop No. 4 or $1 size . . . ..... ., . Maxecon Garden Hose Good rich's best quality home hose (our water pressure is high and cheap hose is a poor invest ment) . 50 ft. $4.83 Bamboo Lawn Rakes 15c Garbage Can Galvanized 20 gal. size $1.49 Weathershield paint outside white gal. $1.59 19c 16c 18c 25c 2c 18c 39c 59c 10c 15c 39c 69c Special Demonstration of FORM AY THE PERFECT SHORTENING Hear the special offer over KMED and save here on your Forma y. 3 lb. can 53c 25c Fountain Dinner 25c Choice of Roast Oregon Turkey with dressing or Breaded Pork Chops potatoes, gravy, green beans, bread and butter Z-MOR-U Coffee, tea or milk. 25c Grape OatiCS IS LySd Centrl, Orders of $1.00 or more delivered Phone East side 752 West side 428 SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL O D o O D o D o D O I o 11 o o p o o D o o o o D o : : : 30110 oaoi