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to CAMPAIGN TALK AT ARMORY LACKS FIREWORKS Earl H. Fehl. candidate tor county judge, made campaign speech last night at the armory to as audience of about 400 people, w.hich Included babes-ln-arms, small boys, a number from the Eagle Point, Beagle, Sams valley and Gold HUI district, and residents of this city. People who attended in trie expectation of excite ment and a "showdown" were dis appointed, the speaker of the even ing stressing he was "no more honest ttian anybody else, and I know all the county officials and they are all good men." Two or three times the candidate declared there "la nothing personal In my remarks." The keynote of Mr. Fehl'a remarka was a "clean-up of the court house." He also discussed conditions he op posed In the construction of the court house, the renting of a steam shovel from Josephine county, the hu mane society, the unemployment re lief work, county printing, the sher iffs office, the district attorney's office, the prohibition fund, and things in general, Mr. Pehl alleged that "politicians would like to see me hung." At the conclusion of his speech a silver offering was taken, two of the hat passers being Ezra Dah&ck and his son. Ernest, of Eagle point. When the collection was counted Mr, Fehl said enough was donated to "break even" for hiring the hall and adver tisements. At the start of the meeting Mr. Fehl praised William Gore for secur ing the O.-O. tax money for thla county and that the county was nig gardly in only giving him 5000. Commissioner Victor Bursell arose to explain that Gore had received 17,- ooo for hla Washington, D. C. effort. " Fehl declared: "This la my meeting." A portion of the audience emitted whoops and Commissioner Bursell remained quiet the rest of the even ing. Hugo Daley, candidate for con stable, made a speech at the start, setting forth his qualifications for the Job and urging his hearers to yote for "a native son of Jackson county." Attorney T. J. Enright, Republican candidate for district attorney, clos ed the meeting. Mr. Enright said: "If elected I will not have any dep uty around in the road and will dispense Justice Impartially and will upnoid tne constitution." Mr. Fehl aaid he would make eight more speeches in the county, includ ing a return speech here In the last days of the compaign. 1IEDF0RD Mini TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, "APRffi 21, 1932, MAKES DIAMONDS WHILE YOU WAIT i - -i -hit v c: .v r- r Mr- If V t j , t f -'tis 'l, k li is rafe. Dr. Ralph H. McKas make diamond! In hlf laboratory at Columbia university. Here he la demonstrating the new process Although aet targe enough for use in Jewelry, the stonaa are more than 10 tlmaa the atze of those produced In 1893 by a French chemist Or. McKee yaea an oven In which tremendoui heat and pressure combine to form tha Jewels- HOSIERY PEDDLER AND ASHLAND LAD GIVEN PEN TERMS Bell view Grangers Plan Meeting For County Candidates BELL VIEW, Ore April 2!. (SpL) Bell view Grange met at th club name April 19. A large crowd ot friends and Grangers gathered for the program, opening with a group of aonga by Miss Mildred Andrews. Mrs. Lora La Mnnce, noted lec turer and speaker, gave a fine talk wnicn was enjojed. Sixty-two members and 15 vis itors from Jacksonville, Sams Valley and Talent Granges attended the euslnese meeting. Plans were made by the legisla tive committee for a candidate meet ing May 13 at Bellvlew club house. The H, E. committee Is planning refreshments. Pomona Orange meets April 33 at Rogue River. AH Grangers are In vited to bring basket lunches and attend. Refreshments were served by Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Welch, Mr. and Mrs. Wade Wallia, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Waltermeler, Mr. and Mrs. Mark True, Mrs. J. H. Williams and C. J Van 2 lie. Dancing and games filled the remainder of the social hour. Dancing will be a part of the so cial hour next meeting with Mrs. Fred Homes and Leslie Klncald as the musicians. H. E. committee for next meeting la Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Andrews, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Applegate. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Applegate. Mrs. Mary Shaver, Ernest Applegate and Mr. and Mrs. George Yockel. 4 Butte Falls BUTTE FALLS. Ore., April 21. (Spl.) Mrs. George Stewart has re turned from Eugene, where she was called by the illness of her husband. Ray Parker, who haa been III wit the flu. Is about again. Mrs. B. F. Hilkey returned Satur day from Willows, Cel., with her son, Howard, who Is recovering from an appendicitis operation. Hustlers' club met at Mrs. John Marlon's home Thursday afternoon. Woodman locise gave another pop ular dance Saturday night. Mr, and Mrs, Everett Beeson of Talent visited in Butte Falls Satur day evening. Those in Medford Saturday were Mas Harel Taylor, and mother, Mrs. N. B. Stoddard. Mrs. John Marlon, Lloyd Clarlt and Fran Llndirtrom. The Joe Hibbard family has moved into the Obenchaln house. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hanby of Med ford visited here last week. Mr. and Mrs. Ruell Hibbard and son, Joe, motored to Mcdford Tues day. Mrs. Qua Edmonrison Is visiting in Lake Creek a few days with her daughter. Mrs. Frank Kllnsle. Miss Ruth Severance spent the week it:i rrsnr- Medford. Mls ,Ur! MiV,.-., ..pent the week end with r-!sutp". :n Ashland. Robert r Elmer Haff, who are r '-u: :ir Keno, were honte a i'--- se. Th,-y returned to work Sur,v fr;.r-,r.. Mr. and atr Pv e Larson mo tored :o MrMim,v:!ie, Ore., the last of th t'c. James Markwood. at, a silk hose salesman from Ohio, dho served a term in the a tate reformatory at Monroe, Wash., was sentenced by Circuit Judge H. D. Norton late yes terday to serve three years In state prison on a guilty plea to burglary. Dean Booth, ai, of Ashland, a bride groom of seven months, w,ho con fessed to 98 robberies in Ashland and this city the past winter, was sen tence to serve four years In state prison. His wife, whose kin reside in the Talent district, was given m six months suspended sentence on condition that she mind her mother, refrain from ill companionship and the bad influence of hes husband. The couple, in confessions to the state police, admitted wholesale thievery, one unit of loot being 3000 shingles piled on an Ashland street ourb, Markwood plead portyas the rea aon for his crimes, claiming that the proceeds of hla thefts were sent to Ohio to support his mobher and sister. He was arrested in thla city two weeks ago, following a series of house robberies. His method was to knock at a residence door, with a sample case of hose. If the knock was unanswered he entered and stole money. He was caught in the act of looting the Lee Simpson home, by the little daughter of the bouse, who spread the alarm. The court administered stern lec tures to both defendants and the girl wife. Both pleaded depression bred poverty aa the couse of their derelictions. lana for Referendum. SEATTLE, April 21. (AP) A ref erendum on the prohibition question was urged by Marshall N. Dana, Democratic candidate for senator from Oregon, who addressed the an nual Jefferson day dinner here. Myrtle Point New tvueacttine ma chine Installed at Herald office. TWO OF CREW DIE IN TRAIN WRECK DUE TO SABOTIER PORTSMOUTH, Ohio. April 31.- (AP) a passenger train on th Nor folk & Western railroad was wrecked by an act of sabotage, 20 miles east ot here early today, and two of Its crew were killed. Railroad investigators said the wreck was caused by the malicious removal of four holts from & switch, An 18-year-oid boy was arrested for questioning. The train. No. 4, bound from Cin cinnati to Norfolk, Vs., was traveling SS miles an hour when It struck the switch. Two express cars and the locomotive overturned, and aa ex press car and a combination pas senger and baggage car were de railed, but remained upright. Engineer J, H, Myers and Fireman 3. J. Kept, both of Portsmouth, died in the wreckage. Two mall clerks and an express messenger were In jured, but will recover. Passengers in the coaches and sleeping cars were shaken and bruised but none of them reported serious injuries. Railroad detectives said track In spectors found the bolts removed yesterday and replaced them, and that another Inspection found the truck all right only a few hours be fore the wreck. After the accident, however, the bolts, nuts, and Cotter pins were found at the switch the soy was discovered is a field nearby. Questioned by trainmen, the youth. whose name was not given out, said he had been thrown off the train in the accident. He aaid he had been riding on the coal car, but the Investigators considered him sus pect. a Heppner. Ambrose Chapls. and Burl Coxson purchased Wells barber shop from Dick Weils, The Dalles George T. Morrison purchased Electric kitchen from Bob Crooks. NOW THEY STEAL GOODS OF FABER BEFORE ARRIVAL Monday nlgftt, according to a state police report, thieves broke into a Southern Pacific boxcar at Centra! point and stole two cartons of amok tag tobaoeo consigned to S. C. Faber of that city, and who conducts the most robbed general merchandise store In southern Oregon, The consignment of smoking tobacco wss to replace the asms brand stolen from the store a week ago when burglars crawled un der the .floor and eugered their way through to take food, snuff, over alls and smoking supplies. Rosenberg Brothers and other or ahardlsts of the south end of the valley yesterday reported to the state police the theft of 3D smudge pot torches from among the trees. Each torch la valued at $2 and of no use for anything but lighting smudge pots on frosty monlngs. Mrs. George Mann of the Central Point district reported thiever en tered her garage and stole two altght ly used tires, A Lake Creek stockman reported that one of hla yearlings was miss ing from his pasture asd fte suspects it has been stolen. FEHL AUGMENT SLATED FRIDAY . Arguments on a motion for a new trial for the Pacific Record Herald and iu editor. Earl K. Pehl, contest ing th tlt.000 libel award against it in faor of Roy Parr, Ashland, game warden, will be heard by cir cuit Juige H, D. Morton tomorrow morning. Affidavits in support of U new trial pleas, filed by the de fense, allege misconduct of the jury members and prejudice. The Jury members in turn filed counter affi davit setting forth that Fehl re ceived a fair trial and that the ver dict was in conformity with the evi dence. This morning the court heard ar gument of Fehl'a attorney to make more tlefinlte and certain the mort gage foreclosure proceeding of Mleder- meyer. Inc. T,he plaintiff avers that a SH.000 mortgage against the pub lishing company and Pehl holds precedence over the tiS.SOO libel suit award upon which Judgment was ex ecuted. Pehl was represented by Attorneys Herbert Hann and B. , Kelly, the session being devoted largely to tech- meat point ot law. Tillamook. Preliminary plans com pleted for new court hou to be built hate. PSGS FTTB Waldport. Presbyterian church planning to erect two additions to preaent edifice. Salem, Widening work on Paclft highway between here and Brook to start early in May. It's as good as it tastes and how good it tastes! Try It yourself. There flavor in Buekye lik yon never before had In any other malt. Flavor put there by using only nature' fineat barley in Buckeye. Then It la made by Buckeye'a upecial process of Dt'O. MALTING that permits higher concentration of Mrrnsth and goodness in Buckeye. And it VACl'l'M PACHKD to make aure that all that quality i kept FRESH for you to enjoy. Won't you try Uf PLAIN OR HOP FLAVOR LIGHT OR DARK Pslii ;: const i ex'.en i: feft -Sjiau.i. -i '.-v .eing made for ' r--!-mt:e railroad - a'.o 25O.O0O.0OO f bj the C, K. A maizo GOLDEN SYRUP i i It richer in body and flavor and yet it cost yon no more than ordinary kinds. Amaito Golden Syrup it ac cepted by the American Medical Association and by Good House keeping lojtirute. a Amlin At all grocers Look for the Amaizo nam and the gingham background design. AMERICAN MAIZE-PRODUCTS CO New fork . , Chicogo Now Medford's Complete Food Service You can bow buy foods at Safeway'a economical prices, the way you prefer Self-servica or Priandly HsipM Service, Our Store No, 34, on North Central, will feature modern ft. ., ... . . . . , . ,,,., ' ,., , Oar Store at Mala and Hour is & modern, complete helpful Safeway Service- Permit us to help yon shop . , t M , , , , , to tarn Here you find Medford'. best .election of ,ood Etor" wher ?ou lmi VMiet? o food Fresh FroiU and Vegetable, Quantity orders will b including the fineat qus-Hty fresh meats to be sold la DELIVERED FREE. 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N'apifca TM lrf jfltotr laundry bar 5 ban Pancakes Corona makr pam-akea or sraffl imlanHy 8 lb. bag Oysters MISS LOB fmnef park 2 cam . Starch fClnxsford's Corn 3 packages Flour gfwf incf frilliet Quaiitf flour tiM 4 Bed We hftrret. a; yrmr npplt now, .19 lb, bag 23c 37c 15c 25c ;S"13 SAFEWAY MARKET SAVINGS Featuring Tlnait Quality Maati 8oM la Medfard 1932 Fryew 2 Wwyem for 69 c IASTEBN BACON PCEZ Roast Bacon Lard Swift's Sugar Cttred FSEiR MADE Pork Cottage Frankfurter! Chops Butts 2 lbs. 25c Hlclb. lfc lb. " STEER EMF Mild Sugar Curad TBSSH MASS Rib Hams Hamburger Boil l6'2clb, 21b3.23c 9c lb. On Market Location Corner Main and Holly No. Central TWO LOCATIONS Holly and Main Sts,
