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MEDFORD ll'AIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 1932,
Roosevelt Sends Word
Of Cheer for Medford
Girl; Remembers Ruhl
(Br Mary Orelner KllJ.)
otr little MUa Bollowsy my ot
Tell her to keep up her exerelses end
not Int heart. It UkM pereavsranea
but that's what wlnel"
That WW tha hasrwnlng messsta
sent to n!ne-yeer-ol4 Mary rranoaa
Holloway of Medford by Governor
Franklin Roosevelt In my brief Inter
view with him late Wednesday after
noon at the Portland Hotel.
And "perseverance" la written In
delibly In those clear blue eyes and
etroaf Jaw of th man who bee bat
tled a bad case of Infantile paralysis
to an almost complete cure. In spite
of the rigors of active political lire.
"Wherever ha goes," his ohlef aide
confided In me before I sained the
Interview, "paralytica floe to him for
advice. Re's always Interested In
their met ani Ores all he esn to
help them."
Thar war two of them (pathetic
figures, both In middle life) waiting
la the crowd which milled and surg
ed In the long hallway outside rranfc
11a Roosevelt's hotel room. He saw
tham. too, and they came out with
cheerful smiles.
Capitalizing upon my experience
"getting to" Al Smith In New York,
I didn't waste any time asking per
mission of Roosevelt's subordinates.
A elmpla note to tha "chief" himself
did the trick and I knew I was going
to aaa him for three hours before I
was finally admitted eastern gentle
men of the press to the contrary.
He was delightful to meet great,
big boyish smile and the kind of a
handclasp that doesn't end too soon.
"Sorry I can't go through Medford,"
he said, "but we may get back
through the pear country soma other
day. Tou see, I'm not always my
own boas on these trips."
Informed that "my editor" onoe
worked with him on the Harvard
Crimson la college days, he was all
Interest.
"Who was that?" he asked.
"Robert W. Ruhl."
. "Bob Ruhl?" -Roosevelt sat bolt up
right In his chair and beamed. "Ill
aay I remember Bob. fine fellow.
Ha was a year ahead of ma In school."
He laughted delightedly and lost a
second In pleasant reminiscence.
"So he's still In the newspaper
game," ha mused. Then, suddenly
alert again: "Say, tall him hello for
ma, won't your I'd surely like to see
him." So Mr. Ruhl la not, as he
humorously suspects, "the forgotten
man."
Big Jim Parley waa also the Inter
esting subject of an Interview all his
own. Dashing la and out through
tha crowds, his smooth, smiling coun
tenance never seemed to show the
least bit of strain or fatigue. This,
la aplta of he fact that he was up
half of Tuesday night, due to tha
change la train schedule, and had
been meeting every Democrst and
his brother slnoe esrly hours this
morning.
Re has an uncanny memory for
names and faces (I'm apsaklng from
personal experience aa well as hear
aay) and hsa an enthusiasm and seat
for his work that can only be equal
led by Roosevelt himself.
ma eyes are green and shrewd. He
aaa a way of turning the tables on
one In an Interview and putting his
Interrogator on the spot. It's Infor
mation Jim Parley la after, and the
spotlight of publicity Interests him
only so far aa It casta Its rote-getting
rays upon hie candidate.
Aaked about the effect of the Jamea
Walker Investigation upon Roosevelt's
campaign, he attempted to waive the
question. Persistence In that direc
tion brought the nearest spprosch
to Irritation peroelved upon the coun
tenance of the genial manager It
was the mere cessation of the good
natured smile for a brief second.
"Franklin Roosevelt didn't stop to
think whether It waa going to hurt ur
help him," he said. "He was after
facte and he let the chips fall where
they might. He'a a fighter, all right.
If you don't believe It, you ought to
rub shoulders with him some time."
Next, there were SO minutes with
Franklin Roosevelt's daughter Anna,
Mrs. Curtis Dill. She la tall and vary
slender Indeed. Blond hair, done at
a knot In th back and large blue
eyes.
Sh reminds me of schoolgirl
barely out of th growing stsge, who
is thrilled to the finger tips with th
whole adventure. In fact, she said so.
"Ws're having the time of our lives
on this trip Betsy (Jamea Roose
velt's wife) and I. Our Job is to meet
all th women aa well aa a number
of th organleera. Bvsry one la so
sweet to us. And you know every
so often we're able to slip away and
have the merriest little Jaunt all our
own. I love It."
One of her favorite outdoor sports
Is fishing and arte was anxious to go
on a special fishing expedition ar
ranged for her. However, she would
not leave her father's headquarters
while there were any duties to per
form. "You see, I'm sort of a private sec
retary and Intermediary for father,"
she laughed.
Th mention of Al Smith's .name
and his attitude toward Roosevelt,
prior to the convention, resulted In
nothing but praise for the former
New York governor.
"We're all fond of Al Smith." she
said warmly. "Yea, I've known him
and his whole family for years and
years. He's truly a great man and
an Interesting one."
James Roosevelt, who might be a
younger Franklin, except that he la
much slighter thsn his (ether, la very
much In demand. He Is a splendid
tslker and fills practically every en
gagement his fsther Is unable to fill
on the tour,
He mad th principal address at
the Democratic luncheon given the
party at th Hotel Portland. The
governor, who had Just returned from
Oreshsm, where he addressed a large
audience at th Multnomah county
fair, was having lunch In his room
and dictating his speech for the even
ing. The auditorium, with a capacity of
8,000, waa packed at 8 o'clock and
several thousands turned away. We
lucky onee about too who had tick
etsoccupied th levated arena on
the platform.
It waa a great day for "us Demo
crata," brim full of human Interest
and colorful sidelights. More will
follow tomorrow If I can get It at
least that Interesting interview I had
with the next prospective "chef de
cuisine" at th Whit House.
By the way, the name Roosevelt la
pronounced aa though there were
only on "o" In It, and that a long
one, according to Mr. Farley.
DAYLIGHT TIME
TO
NEW YORK, Sept, 9S (AP)
Tim, which under normal clrcum
dancea files, will stand still for an
hour at I a. m.. Sunday, waving
goodbye to another period of what
th English call "summer time" and
what In America la daylight saving.
. In tft lighted lane Broadway,
which has no bedtime, It will mean
SO additional minutes of gayety
for 3 a. m. la tha crescendo hour In
th glitter places. But for most of
America where daylight saving has
been observed, It will mean time's
refund of th hour borrowed from
sleep In th spring.
Phoenix Grange
Booster Program
Plans Announced
PHOTNIX, Sept. 83. (Spl.) The
"Orange Booster" program Septem
ber SO promises to be of Interest and
enjoyment to all. September 80 has
been announced ss orange ooooier
night for all Oranges throughout
Uie Orange.
. Entertainment of Phoenlk Orange
will be given at th Orsng hall In
Phoenix Friday evening, beginning at
8 o'clock, and will consist of a talk
on the "Value and Service of the
Order." by O. O. Maiwt, and an essay,
"What Must Be Done to Assure Ag
ricultural Prosperity " America," by
A. W. ShfDherd.
There will be other talks of Inter
est to all, music, singing anw other
numbers of entertainment.
All In the Community, especially
those living on farm and orchards,
are Invited to attend this meeting.
Saturday, October 1, and on Wednes
day, October 19. Department Presi
dent Florence X. Shlpp of Salem will
be present aa Inspector.
Phon 141. We'll haul away your
refuse, city Sanitary Service.
Meteorological Report
BANKER IlEISri001051 olcMOoa:KOssan
September II, 1UI.
forecasts.
Medford and vicinity; Tonight and
Saturday fair. No change In temper-tture.
Loral Data.
Lowest temperature this morning,
fS degree.
Temperature a 7ear ago today i
Highest, 14; lowest, it.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1093, 0 Inches.
Relative humidity at a p. m. yes
terday, 23; a s, nv today, 81,
Sunset todsy, 0:07 p. m.
Sunrise tomorrow, 8:00 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, t :0t p. m.
Observation! Tkcn at I a, m-t
120 Meridian Time.
Olty
B
Baker City Ti 40 T. Clear
Bole ....-..... TO 80 . Clear
Chicago 88 88 Clear '
Denver 88 40 P. Cdy.
Dee Molnea - 10 44 Clear
Eureka K 10 . Cloudy
Fresno oo 88 clear
Helena .... .. 88 40 Clear
lios Angeles 70 00 Cloudy
Marihfleld ........ 88 41 .. Foggy
MEDFORD 84 47 Clear
New York 80 81 .... P. Cdy.
Phoenix 08 78 T. Cloudy
Portlsnd 10 81 ... Clear
R,'io ..... 81 80 .... Clear
Rowuurg 78 40 .... dear
fail Lake . . 78 80 T. Clear
San Francisco. 88 84 .. Cloudy
Seattl 73 B0 w Clear
Spokane 73 90 Clear
Lost Hunter In
Long Walk Home
LA O RANDS, Or., Sept. 38. (P)
Ralph Silvers, 10-year-old Wallowa
youth, for whom a search waa start
ed Wednesday when he failed to re
turn from a deer hunting trip, waa at
home again today, after walking 40
miles through rugged, mountainous
country, Th youth waa tired and
hungry, but otherwise none the worse
for th experteno.
For those "thrifty"
Pur silk hose Special .Too
ETHELWYN 8. HOFFMANN
Sixth 8i Holly.
DISTINCT SIGN OF
GOOD TIE AHEAD
ITI, N. T.. Sept. 33. (AP) Har.
vey D. Olbson. presldsnt of tha Man
ufseturera' Trust Company of New
York City, reported to the conven
tion of New York state's savings
bankers today that ther "are dis
tinct evidences of better times."
Security prices, he told the bsnk
ers, Jiave recovered from panic prices
to depression prices "and whether
they improve from now on or not
will depend upon whether business
Improves."
8lnc last September, he said, a'
program has gradually been worked
out In Washington "to creat ve
hlclea which would apply the credit
necessary to wage the war against
th dsfltslon and th Industrial de
presslon which have engulfed us."
He said It had taken the people of
this country month to grasp th
fset thst deflnlt plsn, focused on
recovery of buslnsss, Is In actual op
eration." Louis Wiley, builnsss manager of
th New York Times, urged th
bankers to study carefully and take
advantaga of newspaper advertising
sa a mean of consolidating gains.
L
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. . (AP)
Tha International advertising ex
hibit assembled for the Faclfto ad
vartlilng clubs association convention
In Vancouver last July opened a
three-day showing her today,
Th types of advertising follow al
most geographical lines. Th Rus
sian examplea have many straight
lines, and Scandinavian ar similar
but leas harsh. The Oerman exhlblta
stress realism and modern art. French
advertising la snappy, apparently all
for effect. That of Italy Is dashing,
thst of Spain softer, with less em
phasis on motion.
The British "ads" displayed make
much use of color, and have a dis
tant influence on those of India,
Burma, and the British dominions as
shown.
K,
-eeps
a cake fresh
much longer
The cream of tartar in
Schilling Baking Pow
der makes tiny bub
bles in your cake bat
ter that make tiny air
holes in your cake,
Substitutesforcream
of tartar make
big bubbles big air
holesthat dry out a cake
faster. Baking powders
cheaper than Schilling
use the substitutes. Look
for the words "Cream
of Tartar" on your bak
ing powder tin.
silt any
(etcher of
COOKING
which eat
SHE ufti
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314 E. Main
We Deliver
Phone 273
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Our strictly cash policy enables us to furnish our
customers with fine Groceries, Meats, Fruits and
vegetables at much lower prices than formerly.
If you don't already know this from experience,
give us a trial.
Fresh Bread Fig Bars h
Mads in Medford Fresh and Good VXjifr rf
Mb. loaf 5c , lb. IQc J$
W. R. C. Meeting at
'. Central Point Is
Largely Attended
CENTRAL POINT. Sept. J8. (8pU
Although many W. R. C. membere are
working In th fruit, ther waa
surprisingly good attendance at the
meeting Saturday. After th busi
ness meeting the birthday party waa
in order. Honor member present
were: Emma Olesaon, Emma Hllkey,
Mary Mee, Ernestine Ttoetel and Tlltie
Msple. A beautiful birthday cako.
with candles, graced the center of
the long table around which all mem
bers and guest were seated. The
afternoon was spent In conversstlon.
All members ar requested to br
Picnic Shoulder .... lb
R. I. Red Hens and Fryers lb
Pork Shoulder Roasts
Choice Beef Steak .
Shortening . . . .
Beef Short Ribs . .
Beef Pot
Roast lb. C
Home Rendered Lard
3 lbs. 25c
'. lb.
. lb.
4 lbs,
... lb. 7q
Fresh Side g
Pork lb. 1 ZC
Fresh Ground Hamburger
2 lbs. 19c
THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE
Peace of Mind and a Healthy Body
GROWING children and especially school children demand sub
stantial meals at this time of year. -We
speak of the strenuous life little realising that our children
live more strenuously than is possible for we grown ups for with the ter
rifio energy expended in play-tbeire is school and its trials-plus growth.
Under.nourishment is not a matter of how much but what kind of food,
the most elaborate menu generously served will not properly nourish un
less those vitamins necessary to energy and growth are present.
School and health authorities strongly urge hot cereals for growing
bodies they furnish tha reserve strength so necessary for the long school
terra the stamina to resist the fall and winter epidemics the peace of
mind that comes from a healthy body insuring better school work.
Serve them daily and serve a variety to insure freshness buy west
ern milled cereals.
Tomorrow we feature them in a wide variety and at a saving.
Bakery Dept.
BREAD:
1-lb. Loaf 5c
ll2-lb. Loaf 7V2c
Cookies 2 doz. 19c
Buns and Rolls doz. 12c
Layer Cakes each 23c
CoEEee
Due to the revolution in Brazil higher
coffee prices are expected.
Z-MOR-U freshly ground, 3 lbs. 85t
White Bag, fine cup quality, lb 25
Blue Bag a good drink, lb 20
Golden West, 1 lb. can 30tf ; 3 lb. 87
Peaberry for those who like a
stronger coffee, lb ....25
Cereals and Other Thrift Items
Wheat Hearts Sparry tyi lb pkgf.
20;Bib'.bar24; AKn
10 lb. bag tJV
Farina Bperry'i, 1H lb. pkff 10S
Bib. bag 20; pec
10 lb, bag Www
Gold Modal Wheaties
3 pkgi.
14c
What Tlakei Sperry'i . Q4.
3 lb. pkg. 18,; 10 lb. bag OOW
Cereal Flakei A blend of wheat
and oat flakei. QQf
9 lb. laok . QQ0
Rolled Oata Sperry's, Quick Cook
er or plain, 3 lb. Q9f
Pkg. 19 I 9 lb. bag Otml
Graham Flour fine or QHf
coarse; 10 lb. bag OUU
Corn Meal time for fried 44 .
mueh 10 lb. bag I w
Pancake and Waffle Flour, Sperry'e,
2', lb. pkg. 19; 4 lb. 7 r
bag 22; 101b. bag
Gold Medal Cake Flour OCf
(free cooling rack) Cww
Butterscotch Syrup, 7Cs'
5 lb. can 42d; 10 lb. can.... I wC
Amaizo Golden Syrup 1 7
No. V can ., I I W
Crystal White Syrup, f5Q
6 lb. can 34; 10 lb. can.... OwU
Salad Time Dressing, 09 1
pint jar 13d: H- Jw CGO
Salad Time Mayonnaise, OQ.
pint 16; qt. Jar CvW
Swift's Jewel Shortening, aJQg
4 lbs. 42tf;81bs IwU
Crushed Pineapple (Swift's QQ a
Premium) No. 10 can OwU
White Rose Flour, guaranteed light
bread flour. 4 HQ
49 lbs lilw
P and G Soap, finest for OCm
laundry; 10 bars CwU
Bob White a Prootor and Gamble
white laundry soap. OA.
10 bars . CtU
Camay the finer toilet 1 Q f
soap, 4 bars I ww
0. K. Soap a yellow 1 lb, bar
for the dirty dirt, bar O C
Sweet Spuds
B lbs
Green Peppers
lb.
Cantaloupes'
8 for
14c
3c
11c
Squash (all varieties) 12 C
... 9c
5c
..... 55c
Dry Onions
6 lbs
Lettuce-head
Oronite Fly Spray,
quart can
Children's lunch kits complete with
Vi pt, vacuum nn.
bottle wJC
49c
69c
Brass Wash Board
each
Aluminum Dish Pan
10 qt. size. .
Pure Aluminum Tea Kettle, CQ-
5 qt, size DwC
Certainteed Kalsomine, A Am
(all colors), 5 lb. pkg C
Swiss Cheese
Here is the finest of all luncheon cheese.
Big Wheel Swiss, lb 35
Brookfield pkg. cheese, all varieties
Vrlb. cartons 2 for 25
Fountain
Baked Ham or Veal Cutlet Dinner 25
Huckleberry pie a la mode ....10
Watermelon, slice .. 5
Cantaloupe, a la mode 10
Tomato Juice, glass 5
Grape
6th at
Central
SAVING WITHOUT SELF DENIAL
Orders of $1.00 Delivered. Phone East Side 752, West Side 428
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