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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUXE, MEDFORD. OREGON, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 1, 1932. PAGE FIVE DEDICATION DAY PARADE DEPICTS AREA'SPROGRESS (Continued from Page One) knew the admiration of beaux of 'fie. Ml&a Henley's afternoon gown of black sequins with chiffon fichu trim, added mucrt dazzle to the float as dt4 the rows of black Jet ombroldery on the dollman, worn by Miss Enna Nle dermeyer. In the front seat of the surrey, which Is still well equipped with lan terns and mud guards. Henry Conger and Mrs. I. A. Dow rode, the former attired In a gown, which dates back to a period preceding the Jackson ville dedication, its years numbering at least 75. Conrer in Role. . Mr. Conger, in hatter's plush top hat of black and linen duster, car ried the reins and guided the horses, which lifted their heads In the grand manner to support the red tassels on their bridles. Before the surrey. In the line of march, recalling a much earlier period and the one which brought to Jack sonville all her grandeur, I. A. Dew appeared. Attired aa the pioneer prospector, he carried a gold pnn, and led a pack horse, equipped for the gold trail. The surrey, now owned by Mrs. W. H. Gore, was loaned the Orange for the parade. Kiltie Band a Hit. Vlelng with the Orange entry for the applause of the crowds, the Kiltie band of Ashland appeared with bag pipes blowing, their colorful costumes attracting much attention, this being their first official appearance in Med. ford. The line of march was headed by City Traffic Officer Qeorge J. Pres cott followed by State Police Officers William Ellenburg and Joe Polsom. who acted as- escorts. The county court and Instigators of the move ment which resulted in the present structure followed behind the Elks Grand Army of the Republic Vete rans, and the Daughtera of Union veterans were preceded by the Med ford units of the Oregon National Guard. Other patriotic organizations lrcluded the United Spanish War Veterans, the Daughters of the Ameri can Revolution, and the American Legion auxiliary. Senator Attends. Smiling and tipping his hat to his Jackson county friends, who waved greetings from the sidewalks. United Ststes Senator Frederick Stelwer took part in the parade, riding with Ben Sheldon, former state legislator. Jacksonville Orange, with Its modes of travel used to pay taxes at the three courthouses, was followed by Ashland American Legion post's Ktltle band, attired In the newest Scotch plaids. Representatives of the Salvation Army were next In line. Miss Jackson County. Miss Mary Ar'vllla Burns, was in the float which followed, and the Lions' club winner of the popularity contest, Miss Ruby e.A ma nl.n in the nrocesslon. Other contestants In the popularity TOtlng tooKiart in ine pwnuo. Fine Woodrroft Float. A float, in blending' hues of yel low, arranged to resemble a large chrysanthemum, was entered by the Woodcraft Circle of that name. A goodly delegation of Josephine coun ty'a Cavemen invaded the line of march, and at one time were suc cessful In kidnaping J. Verne Shan gle, minute photographer, from the side-lines. A lovely .garden scene was depicted ktr t urulfnM rioprin rltiVt'a pntTV. In which Nelle Green and Ethel Chord were their representatives. the Boy Scouts, accompanied by their executive. Oscar E. Hoover; the Hu mane society. Medford Fire Depart ment, led by Chief Roy Elliott: Jack son county machines, Walter W. Ab bey, Inc., Pierce-Allen Motor com pany, Medford American Legion drum corps and Gates Auto Co. Atop of the Activlans' congratula tory float, sat Kleth Fennell. cvry lng a staff, on which wss tied a bot tle. o i rA.n1. mMnH WAR fol lowed by the Colonial Garage's entry and the American liunary irucnn which went before the Activlans. Manv Industrial Entrant. Other commercial entranta were Bert's Wash Rack, Big Pines' Lum ber company, "x Theaters. Eads Rrr exnreivi In iris and today: Cra ter Lake Auto .ilnt Co.. Economy Lumber Co.. Davis Transfer. Eden Val. ley Nursery. General Petroleum. Gil more, Oold Seal Creamery, Wm. Hum. mett. Armstrong Motor Co.. Kellogg's, Medford Domestic Laundry. Lam port's, Medford Fuel Co.. Medford Klamath Truck Line. Medford Lum ber Co., Pennington Auto Ambulance. Prultt's Melody Shop, Pierce Auto Vr-toht T.lne. Porter Lumber CO., Reinklng Trucking Service, Shell Oil, Standsrd Product Co., Swiss Cream ery. Snider Dairy, and the Union Oil. Talent Team in Action Today k front row, left to right: Cuarteg hkeeter (nwnaurr); tVajne Holt! ridge, 'outfield; Johnny Butler (cap tain), shortstop; Billy Hulen, lemnd hnw: Sowers, third base; Marvin Montgomery, pitcher. Back row: Bradford Dixon (business manager); Homier Hoffard, outfield; Cook, pitcher; l-'red Mrltonnld, outfield; Clyde Purr We, first base: Mel Spears, pitcher; Jim Kanater, catcher; Don Montgomery, outfield. Markets Livestock. PORTLAND, Sept. 1. P Cattle 35, calve 10; steady. Hors, 325; steady. Sheep and lambs 300; steady. Portland Produce Today's closing prices for 16 select ed stocks follow; American Can ...................... 68'i American T. & T 115 PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 1. (P) BUTTER Prints, 93 score or better, 22 -2 3c; standards, 21 -22c. EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices: Freeh extras, 31c; standard 30c; mediums 10c; pullets 14c. LIVE POULTRY Net buying price: Heavy hens, colored, 44 lbs. up, 13 14c; do. mediums 8-9c; lights 7-8c; springs, 'under 3 lbs. 16c; over 3 lbs. 15c; colored roasters over 3 lbs. 14i 15c; old roosters 5c; ducks, Peklns 10 11c. Butterfat and country meats un changed. Onions, potatoes, strawberries, wool and hay quotations unchanged. Portland Wheat Spt. Dec. May PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 1 (API-Wheat: Open High Low Cloee .63 i5 .63 ea .56 .68 .56 .65 .6014 .80:4 -80V4 -60Vi Cash wheat: Big Bend bluestem Soft white .53 Hard winter .53 Northern spring ... .52Va Western red -51V4 Oats: No. 2 white. tlT. Today's car receipts: Wheat. 46: barley, 1; Hour, 15; corn, 1; oats, 1; hay, 1. . San Francisco Butterfat. SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1. ") Butterfat, f.o.b. San Francisco, 33. Wall St. Report Stock Rale Averages. (Copyright, 1932. Standard Statistics Co.) September 1: 50 Today 65.1 Prev. day .... 84 8 Week ago 63.9 Tear ago ..107.3 3 yrs ago ....350.7 20 30 90 Rr's Ut's Total 36.5 102.6 67.3 34.8 101.4 66.6 34.7 99.4 88 8 65.0 1630 110.5 16X..6 335.1 251.8 Bond Sale Averages. (Copyright, 1032, Standard Statistics Co.) September I: 20 20 20 60 Ind'ls Rr's Ut's Totsl Today 68.5 72.1 84.7 75.1 Prev day .... 68.8 71.4 84.9 75.0 Week ago 69P 73 3 85.4 76.2 Year ago .. 83 0 94.6 99.7 92.4 3 yrs ago .. 92.5 101.4 96.5 9.8.8 NEW YORK, Sept. 1. (P) The stock market moved cautiously for ward again today, with rails In the lead. Occasional flurries of selling were easily absorbed, and a number of Issues closed with gains of 1 to 4 points, although the utilities as a group failed to participate appreci ably. The closing tone was firm. Turnover was only about 2.500,000 shares, the smallest In a fortnight. The market obtained little stimu lus from principal commodities, which moved narrowly, A slightly better tone In bonds, however, was encour aging. The share market showed signs of considerable professional bullish -tivlty here and there, but the approach of the holiday week end was obviously a restrictive Influence. Anaconda ... .ft.. Curtlss-Wrlght General Motors Int. T. ic T Montgomery Ward Paramount Pub. Radio Southern Pao. S. o. of Cal S. O. of N. J. Trans. Am. United Aircraft 23H U. S. Steel . 46 Corp't Trust Shs . 2.27 13i 2'. 15. 12 12 Hi 10', 283, ZZ 6H SPEAKERS OF DAY (Continued trom Page One) three numbers during the program. The Elks' band provided music. The closing number was by the KUtte band of Ashland poet of the Ameri can Legion. Following the dedicatory exercises, the county court issued the follow tug statement: In behalf of the county' court and the citizens of Jackson county, we wish to thank the American Legion for the beautiful silk flag and for their part In making the dedication of our new courthouse a success. "We want to thank Mr. Holman, representing the governor's .office; Senator Stelwer and other state rep senatlves, the several county Judges and commissioners.' and other visit or for their presence to help us cele brate on this auspicious occasion. We Notice. In the County Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County. In the Matter of the Estate of M. O. Polsom, Deceased. Notice la hereby given that the undersigned has filed his Pinal Ac count and Report In the above en titled matter, and the above entitled Court has fixed October 1st, 1032, at 10 o'clock a. m., in the County Court Room In the Court House In Medford, Jackson County, Oregon, as the time and place for hearing objections to said Final Account, and for the set tlement thereof. HARRY C. SKYRMAN, Administrator. FT START T TO Schedule for the southern Oregon tournament, which Is interesting golf ers, young and old. this week, was announced today. Quallfy'ng rounds will be played tomorrow, September 3. at the Rogue River Valley golf course. The schedule reads as follows: Saturday, September 3 Fifth flight, 11:45 a. m. Fourth flight. 13:80 p. m. Championship, 1:16 p. m. Second flight. 3:30 p. m. Third flight, 2:45 p. m. Sunday, September 4 Third consolation, 8:30 a. m. Second consolation, 8:55 a. m. First flight. 0:30 a. m. Championship. 9:45 a. m. Second flight. 13:45 p. m. Third flight, 1:10 p. m. Fourth flight, 1:35 p. m. Flfuh flight, 3 p. m. Championship, 3:16 p. m. Monday, September 8 Sem t -finals Third consolation. 8:30 a. m. Second consolation, 6:46 ft. m. First flight. 0 a. m. Second flight, 9:15 a. m. Third flight. 9:30 ft. m. Championship, 9:45 a. m. Seml-rinals, fourth, 9:50 a. m. Semi-final, fifth 10:10 a. m. Monday Afternoon Finals, third consolation, 1 p. m. Finals. 2nd consolation, 1:05 p. m. flight. 1:10 p. m. Second flight, 1:15 p. m. Third flight. 1:30 p. m. Fourth flight, 1:33 p. m. Fifth flight, 1:30 p. m. Championship, 3 p. m. Klamath County Officials Attend Judge and Mrs. Fred R. Ooddard and Commissioner 811a Obenchatn and Mrs. Obenchsln of Klamath Fall were among the out-of-town visitors who attended the dedication of the new courthoise. GIRL'S RECOVERY NEAR (Continued from Page One) his full co-operatioh In the adven ture. January 6, Mrs. Hollo way motored to Oeorgla with her daughter. "I learned to swim at my third lea son." Mary Frances reviewed event at the foundation yesterday, perched like a water nymph In green suit on the side of the tank. "It's great fun.'' Swimming, Mrs. Hollo way explained, Is one of the first exercises given children in the infantile paralysis cure. Then come lensons In walking and Mary Frances la now able to do the latter with the aid of braces, with hips well In line and spins straight. Her arms, spins and abdo men are tn normal condition, her mother explained and great hopes are maintained for the natural develop ment of her legs. A list of exercise given her there will be carried out here and if de velopment doesn't continue, the little girl will go back to the foundation, where she was the first entry from the state of Oregon, and the, most "distant" patient with exception of one. a little girl from Porto Rico. Forty-four state are represented at th foundation, and "the south ts strong for Roosevelt," Mr. Holloway remarked. Coming through that section by motor, she explained yesterday, she saw on the right and left car plate reading "Repeal ths 18th Amend ment," and "Vote for Roosevelt." Hlllah Temple meet at masonic nan. wnmna, Friday evening. Sept. 3. nj in Stated Session. Rou tine and other important business. Reports on the Imperial Council session. All Shrlners invited. Watermelon feed after session. O. R. CHAPMAN. Potentate. R. S. DETRICK, Recorder. wtsft to thank the speakers of the day. "We also want to thank Mr. Link, the designer of our beausjtful struc ture; Mr. Hoffman, the contractor, and the other contractors for their wonderful spirt of co-operation ex tended to the county court, and su perintendent. Mr. Turner. We want j to praise Mr. H. D. Turner for his i untiring efforts In making every de- j tall of this edifice completed so beau- tlfully and for his splendid aid to your county court. "Lastly, the court wants to thank ; t,hc citizens of Jackson county for their loyal support in the erection of this, your new court house." sasBHHPW'l TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY DATE PRUNES for sale. Willow Springs school. FOR SALE Poaches, 3c per pound. Calhoun ranch, 1 mllea southwest of Phoenix. APT. FOR RENT 806 W. Main. FOR RENT 5 -room modern house, nicely furnished; one acre, with late garden. North of Baker's service station on Ross lane; $35. Phone 406-R-3, after 6 o'clock or at noon. FOR EXCHANGE Equity In Maytag washer and some f urn Iture for camping equipment. Cabin No. 1, Phlpps Auto Camp. WANTtTO TRADE 5-room clear house In Los Angeles for general farm, S. Oregon. 100 to 300 acres, at least 50 tillable; must have buildings and ample water. Address with full particulars to H. Reea, 87 E. Santa Clara St., San Jose, Cal. WANTED Medford property. If you have a bargain for sale come and see me. c. S. Butterfleld, Realtor, 409 Medford Center Bldg. BEAUTIFUL Elberta peaches. 3o per lb. Woodlawn Orchard. 1 mile northeast of Central Point. Bring boxes. SAN FRANCISCO'S NEW HOTEL OXFORD Every Room with Tub and Shown SIngl. 2.0O&SJ.5O Double Z.30a3.00 Twin Bed, H.00 NOTHING HIGHER Garage Service Theodore A. H,je, Msr. MARKET and MASON STS. M I f You win Uke the atmosphere ill I I I A;, Slrife I, at the Montem Hotel. AU j Vjflh:!'-::;!'' circulating ice water, bed- I Y::;;:',. V head reading lamp, and f I ,p .:-r', f Servidor. Nearest to stores, i I '&-'?' !?!;:'...' offices, theatres and railroad ;Jn 1 I &0lmmm !tationi Carage farimivJl iMfcV eflllllllllllllllll ' A small difference In price may easily represent the dividing line between real quality and a cheapened battery. It pays io buy a Wlllard and be SURE of quality. q r bay Ton a genome wiucna UO 13 plate, 80 Ampere Hour BaUery wUh the Wlllard Name and Trademark molded plainly In the cast your asaurance of Quality . Littrell Parts Co. Genuine WUlard Service on any make of Bailery Low Prlcea on Repairing and Recharging Look for lhe Red and Wlilie WUlard Siqn In Your Communlrr LABOR DAY Our Store will be Closed Labor Day, September 5th IN OBSERVANCE WHOSE HANDS FEED, CLOTHE AND SHELTER THE WORLD. IMPORTANT I Shop today and Saturday at Safeway for fooda over the two-day Holiday. We have Picnio and Outing Supplies in abundance. SAVINGS FRIDAY and SATURDAY Mayonnaise Rrst Foods Alnars Tastes . Pint 25c nuter made with tresh HP- Quart 47c Tuna Fish White star, the best, llfht tender meats. . 1-4 Size Can Snow Flakes, fresh, crisp, salted wafers. Pineapple Llbby's fancT center slices, the heart gfl f of the pineapple. 1 Lss, Large Can Can Milk Coffee Edwards dependable quality. Vacuum packed. Lb. Can Airway Brazil's best coffee. Fresh every week. ' Always so good. Lb. Pkg. 28c 23c 28c Spaghetti Franco-American An excellent ready prepared dish. 'f 2 Cana r 19c a. I Baking Powder 19c Schllllnj 8-oz, Can Dog Food Calo or Vllamount. proTen quality. Can Pickles Break and Butter Pickles, spicy slices. Tall Jar SEE OUR SELECTION OF HOLIDAY FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Fresh Fruits and Vegetables Cantaloupes 4 4 Large locals, I I 5 for ... Sweet Potatoes Fancy touthern, even size 5 pounds . . . . Bananas Golden-ripe fruit 4 pounds ,., Onions Local grown 4 pounds 15 15 9 Tomato Juice Del Rar, fuU tomato tlaror. Large cans Wax Rolls Hlfh wax safeguard your fooda. Gingerale Pala rac, the btf y1ii In Ginger Al. Tour cholca of our delicious MMrtmenU Rest Syrup Mex-l-mum fancy una end maple. Pound 29 "perry's leading quality. 9 lb. bag 39 MARKET LOCATION HOLLY AND MAIN SAFEWAY QUALITY MEATS AT A SAVING RACON LAMB ROAST Hwirri 'pedal prlnt UrnH lb. 9&C BEEF ROAST nwitt-. w. Beef lb. 10c LEGS OF LAMB ub lb. 13c SHORTENING ' percent Pure Vcctehle 4 lbs. 33c Swift's Sugar Cured Lb. 14V2C HAMS Sugar Cured ' Yt or Whole Lb. lSVfcc LAMB CHOPS lb. 15c BOILING MEAT lb. 7jc HAMBURGER Fresh around lb. 9c STEW Lamb and Veal, .4 lbs. 25c WEINERS BOLOGNA. . .lb. 12c DILLS PICKLE. .7 for 10c STORE LOCATIONS: MAIN AT HOLLY 34 N. CENTRAL Lihhj's Extra Quality, alwars fresh. , I Mt 8 Small Oanf I aJu raft's famous quality, choose your gfl M vorlte. 1 lln reans Van Camp's with Pork 1 I 1 and Tomato Sauce I 1eT It Medium Cans Large cane J ZCI - I Crackers V OC I ZC Cheese Snow Flakes, fresh, crisp, salted fev wafers. Use, ' aw S Small Pkg. aJb ' - Vi lb. Package Sugar Reans f . Pur Cene Fancy Red I X Fine Granulated or Whites f mw sfTn ' SHRIMP 7 Lb. 5 i-b. , FLOUR g- jm 4 I . Safeway Fancy HardMieat . If Fancy Salad Fish 1 .- f f VfC f ' Bett" ,n a''tu,, a '1 If A luviirr salad at I I value than cheap f) W I low price. I I "our. I T I 1 2 can. Pancrust Cheese I o ib Bag 1 1 u f Pure VegeUble Rrookfleld Oregon 49-lb. Bag... $1.0 J ' V T Ij J Shortening Full Cream. V Barrell ....... S4.19 M V I C J 2 lb. tin Pound V 1 I 9c 13c 2 cans 1 7 2 rolls 5C 2 bottles 25c Ripe Olives . . Highway Fancy Olives for complete satisfaction. 11. Can I I w Fancy Cookies Ouart Jus 34c Pancake Flour
