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PAGE TWO BEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1932. TO GET $36,945 FROMJAG SALES H ghway Commission Share for Three Months Totals $2,019,047 Four Out strip Jackson in Returns SALEM, Oct. 7. (AP) The Stat highway commission will recslva M, 019,047 from automobile Ucenss plate old during July, August and Beptem ber, the secretary of state announced today. A total of 3,137.90t was col lected on sale of license plates during the third quarter of this year, and after expenses are deducted two-thirds Is turned over to the commission. The other one-third reverts back to the counties In the proportion auto mobile licenses are sold, counties lit mmiu. si nno The highway commission. In addi tion will receive 110.118 s Its tbree foiirttia abara nf the motor tranSDOr- tatlon fund collected during the three months as lees ror otner man auw; mobile licenses. A totBl of 14Bfl31 was collected. Counties will receive 36.705 of this money. Prom the sale of license pistes ajri,HnnmMh Aniintv will receive 434,- 878 to be applied on roads In that county. Marion couniy win rocci.o (88,273, Lane county $47,946, Clacka maa, 847,893: Jacknon county, 830,045 and Washington, b3,ooi. Receipts by other counties Include vi.m.h atl 7na. Tfmatllla 83S.6B6, Douglas, 131, 670; Baker, $11,783: Ben ton, $14306; josepnine, sii.uoi TJnlon county $14,343, 'VOTE-CATCHI ' OrNOTNNATI. Oct. T.(;P Julius Flelsehmsnn, local Bepubllcsn leader, called on liberate of the nation w Tote for re-election of President Hoov er and "back him up with wet Sen ators and wet congressmen," In a statement Issued through the Be publican campaign committee here today. He described the plsn of President Hoover to solve the prohibition ques tion as "obviously the only clear thinking solution thus far offered," and that of the Democratlo party as merely a "vote-catching hoax." FOOD liTEPOI SCENE FATAL IT CHICAGO, Oct. 7. (AP) Three hundred persons slugged snd beat two policemen in a disturbance at food relief station and dispersed only after Detective John Pried shot one of them above the heart, wound ing him fatally. rrted fired, three times as he lay on the ground, with several persons beating and kicking at him. Joaeph Bbosab was taken to a hospital where ha died. The policemen's Injuries were not serious. Six persons, deserlbsd by police aa communists, were arrested. SPACE SHIP EXPLODES STHAUCHBUOH, Germany, Oct, 7. (ff Johannes Winkler, Inventor of a liquid fviel rocket which he calls a "space ship." tried out ths device here today. ' It rose IS meter from the ground, exploded with a deafening roar and fell back In pieces. Winkler had honed to send It up to an altitude hitherto unattalned. The cause of the explosion wa not determined. Knife Wielded In Nyssa Row KTSSA, Ore., Oct. 7. (AP) Btacey r. profit, 61. of Nyssa, was held In the county Jail here today, and Joe Charette. 83. waa being treated for knife wounds, the result of an alter cation this morning. Charette was found In a semi-conscious condition with deep knife wounds In ths abdo men. He murmured Profit's name, but refused to give details of the affslr. Zion Will Open Catechism Class A Catechism class for confirmation next spring will be started at Zlon English Lutheran church this week, Saturday, at 3:30 p. m. It will be taught by the pastor. Dr. George P. Kabele, and will meet weekly on Sat urday afternoons. Toung people from 13 to 16 yesrs Inclusive, are Invited to Join the class. Instruction free. - , Communist Anthem Composer Passes SAINT DENIS. Frsnce. Oct. 7. (AP) Pierre Degeyter. composer of the communist anthem, the "Interna tionale," Is desd here at the age of 84. A wood turner by trade and mu sician by Inclination, Degeyter est to muslo the words of the song by Eu gene Pettier, the Parisian poet, (n 1960. Xn a few yrert th song spread all over the world. Prince Auto Electric Shop 1740 N, nivcrslrte Phnne 83S-W 6-roll, 13-plnte llnltery 1-yr. guarantee ..3.10 Prince made Mattery, recharge ,1.) All others . ,M ciensrators and starters SI and np KM ED Broadcast Schedule Saturday. :0O-8:0B Breakfast News, Mai Tribune. 8:05-8:15 Musics! Clock. 8:15-8:30 Fashion Psra-ta. 8:80-0:00 Shopping Guide. 8:00-9:30 Friendship Circle Hour. 9:30-6:46 Today. 8:45-10:00 Shopper's Tour, 10:00 Weather Forecast. 10:00-10:80 Schubert's Lor Songs. 10:30-11:00 Popular Tune. 11:00-11:18 With the Reveler. 11:15-11:30 Msrtlsl Airs. 1 1 :30-1 3 :00 Musical Novelties. 13:00-13:15 Mid-day Revue. 13:15-12:30 Where to Do Program. 13:30 News Flashes, Mall Tribune. 13 :30-l :00 Musical Memories. 1:00-1:15 Patriotic Program. 1:10-1:80 Graut Pass Rambler. 1 30-3 :00 Dreaming the Walt Away 3:00-3:30 Dance Matinee. 3:30-8:00 Across the Sea to Hawaii 3:00-4-00 Review of Chandu, past week. 4:00-4:30 Songs for Everyday. 4:80-5:00 Masterworks Program. 8:00-6:45 Popular Parade. 6:45-6:00 Newa Digest, Msll Tribune 0:00-6:15 Anson Weeks Orchestra. 6 :15-7:00 Vlgnettee. 7:00-7:30 Organ Moods. 7:30-8:80 Tour favorite danoe bands. ARTIST OF SORTS A picture of Huckleberry Finn and hi dog, which look like the trontls piece from the book by Mark Twain, appeared In the August 81 edition of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer.. But Huck turned out to be none other thsn ohn Welde, the blond youth now In the county Jail, and hut dog waa Frits, the little cocker-spaniel which Joe Folsom, state pollco, Is now caring for. Welde, a transient from the east coast one day It is Atlsntlc City, N. J., and the next Philadelphia, Pa- was awarded first place In the cos tume contest conducted In Seattle during fleet week, and according to tne newspapers, "he got a big hand from the apectatora." . In Welde's Immense canvas bag wss a lsrge collection of drawlnga, which he has made during the past two years. When taken Into court for causing a disturbance In a public place, John told the Judge he was on his way to Hollywood to get a Job assisting Walt Disney. The boy's collection contained a number of pictures he had displayed In the Trojan art exhibit conducted by ths Seattle Times, and. one placed a red ritmon in tne senior division. The outstanding work in hla fol der was a pencil sketch of the late Sir Thomas Llpton, which he made October 4, 1931. EX-PRUDENTIAL HEAD IS HELD EMBEZZLER PORTLAND, Or., Oct. 7. P) Carl H. Johnson, former president of the Prudential Savlnge and Loan as sociation and the Prudential Bincor- poratlon group here, waa yesterday oonvloted of larceny by embeazle ment. A circuit court Jury returned the verdict on the second ballot. Johnson will be sentenced Monday. EFFORTS OF Cadiz Loses Population MADRID. (AP) Tho 1030 canftUf of Spain, Juat recently tabulted, hows that all capitals have grown eioept Cadiz. That city had 76,670 Inhabitant against 70,137 'in 1020. The nation's total was 36 ,683 ,887. KEOR 0 iC. la., Oct 7, (AP) President Hoover's efforts have been Instrumental In swinging the econo mic pendulum back toward prosperity Secretary of War Patrick J. Hurley, declared In a campaign speech here today. Speaking before a crowd of Iowa, Illinois and Missouri citizens, Hurly ' attacked Governor Roosevelt's state administration as partly to blame for the economic disasters of the last few years. s Answering Roosevelt's condemna tion of the sale of worthless securi ties, the war secretary said that 00 percent of them were sold out of New York state and asked why the New York governor did not enforce ths blue sky laws of his state. Hurley declared that through ad ministration efforts, gold, which had gone out of the country to Prance and England la returning, stock prices are rising and hoarded money Is re turning to circulation. Defending the administration's In land waterways program. Hurley In sisted that It will not compete with, but will assist railroads. The six foot channel In the Missouri river to Sioux City and the nine foot channel In the Mississippi river will give farmers of the northwest more equitable trans portation costs, be said. TACOMA BIRDS BRING HOHETHE BACON After Laying The Eggs Mr. Loryd, mr of "Lojfi'g Rd Psrm," 7011 Pseios Atbos. Taeoms, Wih, Is ssppy to mske UU lUUmrat TcK4.rd.nt sis bisk aw sad toe Ullaols eeotMt tD "Our pen ot flvo htns lslds 1,411 (, an STflrtgs of 882.8 oirfeseh, la ths rear. They tnadt s atw alMlme Western Record for their breed, and the high hea of tht fire, No. 404, In Uyinf 833 tfg wu high Rhode Islsnd Rod of all Amerl eon eontettt, according to word from the eait. This reoord wss made ,at ths Murphyiboro, DL, oonteat,' Now read the pert N0PC0 XX played Mr. Lord ooatlm.es "It will Inure it yon to know that these hens, sa well aa all others on our Una received HOPCO XX cod liver oil either la their main, their bottarmllk or directly applied to then- grain, ovary day of their live from their first feed ontU the dy we sent then to tlllnols ..... "In fact ws attribute their ability to J produce ss they did snd come boms look ng ready to duplicate their lay next year. In eonelderabla maaaoro to NOPCO XX" (Concentrated Vitamin D). Readers of thla paper will be Intonated In s apeelsl letter-aiie folder tailing "What 16 Profeaaora of Poultry Hmbandry Say About reading Vitamin D." If you're not s poaitryman show this ad to yoar neigh bor who is. The folder la quits worth wb.II. Copies of tbla aent without charge and Soitpatd to atryone addressing s letter to QrCO, 465 California Bu, San Prsnclaoo. Grants Pass High School AUDITORIUM Saturday, Oct. 88 P. M. Sponsored by W. S. Carpenter, Smith Hughes Instructor, Agriculture, Grants Pass High School 3-Reel Motion Picture for Poultrymen Photoeraohed at one of the bieeest ad best equipped poultry experi mental I arms in me country. Shows this wonderfully efficient, vet , ' r. " i tnorouemy practical iarui iu . operation. Pictures of the laboratory, the feed room, the giant incubators, the egg room, the delicate scales used tor weigbing.shows tne ease wit n wnicn live birds are weighed quickly by the use of a handy weighing con trivance which you can make for yourself. On the TRAIL of the GOLDEN EGG By all means sea thlt picture ana jom uio raaxs or tne thousands who nave pro nounced It the best thing of in kind they have seen. ADMISSION FREE ' '.' '' .'I'." J -J . " TV" wquld;ydu ROUND STEAK sa - aan i UPTON'S IE A actually cost, you as little as the cheapest tea the' market . . . on Upton's Tea costs but per cup, For a pound of Upton's goes much further the test of true economy. And every cup of Upton's has the fine, full flavor that has made it the world's largest-selling tea. Grown on our own plantations, blended by our own experts, it has the finest flavor you can buydelicate, unusual, always the same. Try Upton's Tea today. It's economical In price luxurious In enjoyment. fol x 1 1 'C ET"ssf YELLOW LABEL "fjr-k " R ft emuml l . cricur 1 , , nTil V'HH 101 roc OEZXOl OEZIO D o am o D o t4 II THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE g It's Hot Cake and Waffle Time Tl HERE'S a satisfied feeling one that lasts too after a breakfast of ' hot cakes and syrup or a golden brown walt'le, stripped with Dacon. y Try this tomorrow and get the every morning habit. Walk down town in the crisp morning air. There's a snap to it that makes you walk a little faster . . . makes the appetite a little keener. Come to either fountain and choose between hot cakes or a waffle, with strips of bacon and a steaming cup of Z-MorU coffee. You'll not only en joy the breakfast, but you will do the morning's work with absolute comfort. Every Day in the Week Hot Cakes or Waff les Stripped with Bacon A Second Cup of Coffee if Wanted jest 2UC BREAD Direct from oven to you means higher quality at a lower price. Mb. loaf 3 for 13c iy2-lb.loaf7c......2forl3c Buns Napkin or Parker House Bolls, doz. . KLAMATH POTATOES Fancy TJ. S. No. l's. Very good quality, 50-lb. sack 53 Because of early digging we do not ad vise buying more than three or four weeks' supply. OTHER THRIFT SPECIALS Now bulk Sauerkraut. Quart 10c New Crop Raisins Sun Maid Market Day package. 4Q. 21b. 10. 41b. l3C Seediest Raisins 25-lb. box $1.13 Korean Grab Meat . OtZt Medium can. 2 for C3C Fancy Alaska Crab Meat 4Q. Medium can. 2 for. OJJG Oysters Miss Lou Brand. 4 oz. can, 3 for 20 OQf 6 os. can, 3 for. COM Shrimp Miss Lou Brand. 4A. Fancy quality. 3 cans CvW White King Granulated ni. Soap, large pkg OOC Mission Bell Toilet Soap (your Chandu coupon Is 4 M good). 3 bars IHC Golden West Tea Green or Orange Pekoe Green- lb. 17Q. . Orange Pekoe lb, J1A Hol-ry Wafers a fine crisp rye health wafer. 14 oz. pkg Beans Mexican red, small white, Bayo or Pinks. 4 lb. pkg. Large flour sacks from the bakery. Dos. . North Star Sardines an imported Norwegian Sar dine in olive oil 3 cans .... Pork and Beans Campbell Reg. family size can Calumet Baking Powder. 1 lb. can Royal Club Jelly Powder finest of all ' gelatin des lerts. 9 flavors to choose from. 5 pkgs. .... Bweet Potatoes i lbs. Banana Squash-Lb 1 Green Peppers 5 lbs. Egg Plant- Lb. 10c 19c 65c 20c 5c 23c 23c 13c V2C 14c 5c Fresh Shelled Lima Beans. 2 lbs 19c P. and G. White Laundry AC. Soap. 10 bars CUC Bob White a Proctor and OQa, Gamble laundry soap, 10 brs.fc.aCC 0. K. Soap a yellow 1 lb. bar C g for dirty dirt. Bar OC Maple Leaf Flour Q Q 49 lb. sack 3oU White Rose-guaranteed 4 4 A light bread flour, 49 lb.9 lalw Drifted Snow, the home 4 Qf perfected flour, 49 lb.T I 3 3 Sperry Pancake and Waffle Flour. Small pkg. 10. 4 b. 41b. sack ...L... IOC Sperry Wheat Hearts. A A m 10 lb. sack . f4G Oronite Fly Spray. I5E Quart can ...... 03G 0 'Cedar Polish JJ 12 oz. bottle tOC Galvanized Tub No. 3 or large size 79c Sheet iron heatine stoves Inside draft $1.98, $2.B9, J 9Q ' outside draft $3.39, $3.S99Ta03 GET A JAR OF MAYONNAISE OR SANDWICH SPREAD FREE Gem: "Swift's Premium Quality" Mayonnaise, qt. jar 43 FREE Pint jar Mayonnaise or Sand wich Spread with each jar. Monogram Salad Dressing, pt. jar 13; qt. jar 22 Brookfield Spreading Cheese, a rich easily spreading cream cheese. Half-pound cartons 2 for 25 TURKEY DINNER Roast young turkey, with dressing, cranberries, etc. .t.,.25c Hot Chilli . . . 10c Hot Chocolate . ...-,.,.,...-:... 10c Huckleberry Pie a la mode. . 10c Grape attes LydlaM r2l SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Orders of $1.00 or more delivered. Phone East Side 752. . West Side 428 a o o D o incnciis wcrtti loi lonossssapgaoE .i soaoi 0301 P