Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 12, 1932, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextJIEDFORD MAIL TRIBTTXE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, 'AUGUST 12. 1932. PAGE TOREK I, IS BELIEF Akron University Head Studied State School Sys tem and Proposed Change But Withholds Comment PORTLAND. Ore., Aug. 12. (AP) Dr. George Frederick Zook, president of Akron (Ohio) university. In line for position of chancellor of Oregon's system of higher education, has studied the Oregon system and Its proposed changes, but - he will not comment upon it publicly. This statement was made by the Ohio educator here today as he ar rived for a conference with members of the Btate board of higher educa tion. He will visit tbe several cam puses before leaving or tfie middle west next Monday. No fcormal Offer Made Dr. Zook was asked by the board to visit Oregon with the view of be coming chancellor of higher educa tion. He said today he has never been formally offered the office and therefore has never been in a posi tion to accept or decline It. He has been Invited to look Into the Oregon situation, he said; Is not a candidate, and is "perfectly happy" where he is now located at Akron. Nevertheless, the board considers him In a receptive mood. The Ohioan, who was In La Grande yesterday, was accompanied to Fort land by E. C. Pease, board member of The Dalles. He conferred with Mrs. Cornelia Marvin Pierce, La Grande board member, at that city yesterday. Tendency to Co-ordinate There Is, Dr. Zook said In com menting on the Oregon situation and, the school consolidation bill, a gen eral throughout the country to co ordinate the work of schools of high er education. He said he has studied the Oregon system and the proposed changes but he prefers to carry dis cussions to members of the board rather than to the public. It Is apparent," he said, "that throughout the land there la a tend ency toward some form of co-ordination. No two states are going at the task alike and there Is no reason why they should." Wales The Flier ! . Jo i J - Here the Prince of Wales Is shown adjusting his flying helmet before taking off to view the Brit ish fleet from the air. (Associated Press Photo) (Continued trom Page One) Washington, and naturally buys his license where he can get it cheapest. In some cases the car owner has no established residence, as his work keeps him on the move. Any argument that hiring of out side packers and fruit workers could be excused on the theory that they hauled auto llcenseless Oregonians to work, and If they were excluded the Oregonians would have no way to get to work, was dismissed by re lief workers, business men and county officials as "too far-fetched to merit serious consideration." It was argued that If home workers were given Job nreferenees. eettinn: them to work would be no Insurmountable prob- slnated, the police decided the chief of state should submit to closer sur veillance. Doumer always objected to It and evaded It whenever pos sible. The president now Is guarded by the municipal police of Paris In stead of by the "8 urete -Generals , Vie French equivalent of the secret service In the United States and of Scotland Yard In Sngland. The bodyguard, as now consti tuted. Includes a divisionary com missioner, three subordinate com missioners, a chief Inspector, a chief brigadier, five brigadiers and nine Inspectors. Around the Corner CLEVELAND, Aug. 13. (Jpy More than 700 furloughed employes of the Pennsylvania railroad returned to work during July In the central re gion. General Superintendent J. A. Appleton said today. ROSEBURO Erection of steel frame for. bollerhouse at National Soldiers Home grounds nearlng completion. FOOD FOR RELIEF The Ashland organization ) prog ressing well with relief canning kitchen In operation and definite plans underway for cooperation with th county relief movement. Mrs. A. F. Reames, chairman of the women a division of the County Council for unemployment relief, announced this morning after spending yesterday af ternoon In the Llthla city. Mrs. Sam McNalr Is chairman of the Ashlimd Unit of the Women's division, Mrs. Reames also stated to day she was pleased to announce, and the entire organization Is moving steadily forward. Ashland has had much experience In food conservation work, having op erated the publto canning kitchen and a soup kitchen last year. The' campaign of this . year la therefore; opened on a well established founds- 1 tlon. j Ashland will also cooperate with the county movement by setting aside a certain amount of canned products, to be added to the, county , commissary supply, and will partlcl- j pate In the collection and distrlbut- i tlon of clothing to supply the needs of the coming winter. Many helpful hints were gained ! from Ashland yesterday, Mrs. Reames J stated, which will be of value to all group working In the food conser vation program. Through a typographical error in yesterday's Mall Tribune the impres sion was given that Miss Clsrlbell Nvt had advised the buying of Jars and other containers In the county I conservation program when drying! was suggested. The sentence should have read: "Miss Nye urged that the attention of every individual in Jack son county be directed to the duty of permitting no foodstuff to go to waste, and suggests that drying ba resorted to In the absence of Jars or other containers." Tne importance of drying fruits and vegetables Is receiving constant emphasis in the county conservation program and many fine auKgesUona for better drying of products are com ing to light each day. The process la one which has been used down thru the years, is very economical, and makes possible many delicious foods, which would otherwise be eliminated from the winter menu. BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. W. P. Heog hlll, a daughter, wel&hlng seven pounds, at the Community hospital today. MT. ANGEL William and L. L. Qulgley, Portland, received contract for construction of new butter manu facturing plant for Mt. Angel Co operative Creamery. lem. Would Defeat Alma. County Commissioner Victor Bur sell said today "the Injection of a frivolous subterfuge Into the em ployment situation, will defeat the very purpose for which the commu- nlty and the governor's relief com- ' mitten have been striving the em- ployment of ' local people on local j work." Harry Moore, unemployment mana- t ger, said that he had checked the packing houses, and that some pack- j lng contractors had assured him j they would hire local workers first i and that they had further told him. ! "any time you have experienced packers, send them to us and we will put them to work." Moore said that three local packers nan been put to work yesterday on this promise, and that one California packing boss had even hired three promising Inexperienced packers, on the theory that a lew aaya would make them adept. WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Time and money spent in spread ing disease among grasshoppers to control an outbreak are wasted, saya Dr. W. H. Larrlmer of the depart ment of agriculture. For the first half of this year 9, 014,579 sheep and lambs were slaugh tered under federal Inspection, a half million more than a year ago. work LEBRUN IN FEAR FATE OF DOUMER PARIS. (AP) No less than 20 plain clothesmen comprise the per sonnel escort of President Lebrun. After the grsiy lesson of May 8, when President Doumer was assas- 3H0ME OWNED AND OPERATEDE puaUty fruit , , tttss Phone 603 Free Delivery Daily 8-10-2-4 SAVE SAVE SAVE! You can't help saving when you trade at the PEERLESS where you get a SUPER IOR QUALITY of Local Meats at a considerable LOWER PRICE! Ba sure and give the Peerless a trial and be convinced. A Real Buy 1932 Milk Fed Lamb Legs I2 lb. 13c Stew lb. 5c Chops 21b. 19c Shoulder Roast lb. jy2c BeeS Pot Roast Fresh Dressed Fryers Rib Steak Vea! Roasts Prime Beef Fancy Choice Beef Nice and Tender Fancy Milk Veal ib. 8y2c lb. 21c lbs. 25c lb. 9V2c Peerless Butter lb. 23c Fresh Churned Creamery Bacon Squares ib. ioy2c Mild Cure Hamburger or Sausage Werners or Bologna Shortening Veal Stew Choice Veal 2 lbs. 19c 2 lbs. 25c 4 lbs. 32c 4 lbs. 25c Vegetable Dept. Under New Management Tomatoes, lb 5 Beans, lb 1 Sweet Corn 2 doz. for 35 Cantaloupes, each 5 Squash, each 5 Cucumbers 2 for 5 Onion ,B:rr 3 for io? Bts ' 1 l ; 'JBSSSSSSSSSH FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTSr-T I'M Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 20 This Friendly Home-Owned Store features Local and Nationally Advertised products of rec ognized QUALITY . . . EXPERIENCED CLERKS to serve you . . . QUICK and DEPENDABLE phone service ... 4 FREE DELIVERIES Daily ... and a FREE PARKING LOT. This is your assurance of PROTECTION of GUARAN TEED SATISFACTION. This is your assurance of the con tinuance of the Reliable's policy of "SELLS FOR LESS" Prices, Always. Specials for the Week-End Wesson Oil, qt . 41 Snow Drift, 3-lbs 51 Salmon, tall can, Alaska Red 19 White Star Tuna, large 2 for Small, 2 for Pork and Beans, Van Camp's, 2 for . Camay Toilet Soap, 3 bars , Lemons, 2 dozen for 25c COFFEE SPECIALS lib. Pkg ...19c S&W, lg. . .29c Vacuum Pack S & W, 2 lbs. 57c Vacuum Pack Am-Ond-OI Toilet Soap N 6 bars 59c Self-Basting Dutch Oven Free Ideal for the camping trip or everyday use. 45 J.....18 .10 Certo, 2 bottles . ....... Tillamook Cheese, pound Wheat Pops, the new cereal Lg. No. Vi can Local Tomato Juice, 2 cans 25 Lg. pkg. white KingSoap (smal 1 one FREE) 39 - White Eagle Family Soap, 10 bars 25 Hard Wheat Flour, guaranteed, 49 lbs $1.05 (Made by Crown Mills) A Full Line of Fruit & Vegetables String Beans, 3 lbs. Dry Onions, 4 lbs. . Fancy Celery Bunch Beets, 3 for Carrots, Green Onions, 3 bunches Local Green Peppers,, 4 lbs. Bananas, 4 lbs Sun Kist Juice Oranges, 2 dozen 25 -25 29tf City Meat Market Phone 324. 121 N. Central Swift's Picnics 4 Free Deliveries Daily Hens, Fryers and Rabbits lb. 14c Veal Fancy Roast Lamb Shoulder Leg of Lamb ib. 9c lb. 8c lb. 14c See Our Large Display of Lunch Meats PersantI Attention Prompt Service PHONE 252 A NEW COFFEE We have added MEMORIE Coffeee to our list of high-grade coffees. To introduce this quality prod uct we are making a special price tomorrow of 33c per Ib. Try this new coffee; you are sure to like it. EHMANN'S RIPE OLIVES We believe Ehmann's olives are the very finest of ripe olives. We have them in tins from half pints to gallons and. the olives run as medium, large, extra large, giants and colossal. Include a tin of these fine olives with your next order. SATURDAY SPECIALS Memorie Coffee, fine quality, lb 33c Norwegian Sardines in olive oil, 3 for : 25c Drifted Snow Flour, 10 lb. sack 37c Del Monte Asparagus Tips, small tins .17c Ehmann's Ripe Olives, quarts Extra large olives 49c Home-Grown Watermelons and Cantaloupes FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES HOME MADE CAKES and PIES All telephone orders receive the same careful attention as if you called at the store in person. FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY NEW CENTRAL MARKET SATURDAY SPECIALS Steer Beef Roast, lb. 12c Choice Young Rabbits, R. I. Red Hens, Fryers Fresh Side Pork, lb- . . . . 12c Steer Beef Steaks, lb 20c, Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. . 25c Phone 81 We Deliver SWEM'S GIFT SHOP Saturday Specials VmM KODAK. save the fun LET Kodak uvi the fun for more fun tomor row end in the year to come. 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