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jrEDFOTlD MATE TRIBUNE, SfEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDSY, DECEMBER 2, 1932.
CAREOFDISlED
BRINGS MILLIONS
TO OREGON PURSE
"Hundred of thousand! of dollars
that now are coming annually Into
Oregon will b withheld from the
channels of business, and Instead, the
burden of higher local and state taxes
will occur If organized groups suc
ceed tn stopping various benefits now
existing under law for disabled vete
rans," says L. C. Oarlock, Medlord Le
gion post commander, who quotes
statement by Louis A. Johnson, na
tional commander of the American
Legion.
In the statement just Issued, the
national commander said, In part, as
follows:
The chamber of commerce of the
United States, through Its (legitimate
or Illegitimate?) stepdaughter, -'Nel
as the American Legion has come to
know the National Economy league,
la seeking, through misrepresenta
tion to unduly alarm the country re
garding the cost of caring for dis
abled veterans. Admiral Byrd Is the
spear-head for 'Kel' In touring the
country. He Is the distinguished son
of a distinguished family and while
I have naught to say against him
personally, I believe that unwittingly
and unintentionally ha Is the stalking
horse for that comparatively small
group whose profits In one year
(1038) were 90,300,000,000.
"The opposition of this group to
the care of the disabled has been
traced to the fact that out of their
huge profits they pay a large share
of the federal Income tax, and If the
care of the disabled Is curtailed their
taxes can be reduced because the
burden can then be shifted to the
little fellow or local tax payer, few
of whom pay or know very much
about any federal Income tax. In the
year of our greatest prosperity, 1028,
this group of opponents pstd a total
federal income tax of $008,000,000.
leaving them an average net Income
of $.130,000 each out of their more
than six billion dollars' profits.
"If their scheme should succeed, It
la easy enough to understand that
Oregon would Immediately have sevs
ral thousand disabled veterans
thrown upon the mercy of the local
communities. Many of these disabled
men would have no means of support,
and Instead of spending federal pay
ments for groceries, medicine, cloth
ing, etc., would be objects of charity.
"Therefore, the channels of trifle
In the communities of Oregon would
lose that Income now coming to them
and In addition, the local taxes for
the upkeep of local hospitals county
farms and other Institutions would
Increase. This does not take Into eon
alderatlon the human misery Involved,
nor the fact that It Is cheaper In the
end to cure these men and to restore
them to self-support. How much
wiser to 'cure rather than 'curse.' "
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GASOLINE SALES
TO 1927 LEVEL
8ALEM, Dm 1. (AP) Ouollnj
consumption In Oregon during th
month of Octobsr lipped back to
a level of five yean ago and distil
late ealea for the aame month were
the lowest In 13 yean, a atatlatlcal
report on motor vehicle fuel tsxas,
releaaed today by Bal B. How, tecre
tary of stats, ahowed, The total tax
eolleoted, U' ehown on the tabula
tion, la low mark alnee teas.
Wholesale fuel distributors reporetd
the aale of 13,363.398 gallon, of gaso
line and 137.788 gallon! of distillate
tn October of this year. By virtue of
It four-cent tax on gasoline and
three and one-half cent tax on dis
tillate, the atate collected S53S.31a.34
In fuel taxea.
Probably the largest factor In the
heavy ehrlnkage of fuel consumption
la the decreased use of motortiad farm
equipment, Hoes eald.
"Further evidence of decreased fuel
consumption by agricultural enter
prises Is shown by the gasoline tax
refunds which were 84067.47 less last
month than those of the previous
month," the secretary pointed out.
Refunda allowed during November,
based on October fuel consumption,
were 867.58733 while 873.474.70 tax
refunda were allowed by the depart
ment In September fuel sales.
Sailors Slain By
Chinese Bandits
HANKOW, Deo. t. (AP) Wireless
dispatches from the American Yang
tse r a p 1 da atesmshlp company's
atteamer Iplng today reported the
killing of several membera of her
crew, all Chinese, by bandits' shell
fire. The dlspatchea laid the ban
dlte were deployed along the Yang
tse'e shores 8ft mtl.s below Irhang, a
rlty of 59.000 duo west, of here In
Hupeh province.
No Fatalities In
' Oregon Industry
8ALEM, Dec. 3. (API No fatali
ties have resulted from Industrlsl ac
cidents the past two weeks, the etate
commission reported today. The num
ber of accident the past week totaled
40, or twenty more than th, week
previous.
Coast Highway Is
Blocked By Slide
BALEM. Dee. 3. (AP) The Oregon
coast highway north of Bar View, in
Tillamook county, waa blocked by
slide late yesterday and cannot be
opened until the middle of next week,
the atate highway ccmmlaslon an
nounced today. The detour around
that aectlon has also been blocked,
leaving no road through that district.
FREE Pioneera a tin descendant,
photographed without charge for
pioneer hlstorloal collection
SHANClUC STUDIO.
May Be Chancellor
UNCLE SAM OVER
TWENTY BILLIONS
IN REjnO DATE
(Continued from Page One)
of the government, Including all of
Its activities, amounted to 1.418,476
813, a decrease as compared with
1.643.360,046 last year, while the gen.
eral fund receipts touted 8671,007,439,
aa compared with 8801,708,004 a year
ago.
On the expenditure side there was
8100.000.000 devoted to the adjusted
service certlflcete fund this yesr thst
was not Included In the expenditures
for the same period of last year.
Banka Issue Currency.
The tressury's month-end state
ment ahowed that In the five montha
of the fiscal yssr It bsd Issued 83,
854,304,680 In securities and had re
tired In the ssme period a total ol
3,535.393,197.
The statement ahowed that national
banks were continuing to take sdvsn
tage of the Olass-Borsh amendment
to the home loan law and Issuing cur
rency backed by government securi
ties besrlng not more than 3 per
cent Interest. Since the law became
effective last July the national bank
currency outstanding has Increased
approximately 8165,000.000 and now
amounts to 8875.880.908.
Dr. Helnrleh Schnee Is on of th,
German leader mentioned a pos
sible successor to Frani Von Pspen
a chancellor. (Associated Press
Photo)
Meteorological Report
December t, 1032,
Forecasts.
Oregon: Unsettled with occasional
rains tonight and Saturday. Little
change In temperature.
Local Data,
Medford and vicinity: Tonight and
Saturday unsettled with occasional
rains. Little change In temperature.
Lowest temperature this morning,
44 degrees.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 83; lowest, 41.
Total precipitation alnce September
1, 1932, 4.85 inches.
Relative humidity at 0 p. m, yes
terday, 60; B a. n. today, 91.
Sunset today, 4:41 p. m.
Sunrise tomorrow, 7:2a a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 4:40 p. m.
TOT. WITNESSES
LOS ANGELES, Cal Dee. 3. (AP) j
Norm Smebye, S, today witnessed
the murder and suicide of her grand
mother and grandfather.
Pistol bullets terminated the brok
en romance of Conley Mumpower,
63, and his wife, Mary, 60.
"X got out of bed and went to the
kitchen," the little girl told police.
"ramps waa Bitting on a chair.
"I heard him tell gramma he had
been following . her all around the
city. She. was In the pantry getting
breakfast.
"All of a sudden grsmpt. jumped
up. He had gun. Ho shot gramma
In the back, two times.
"Then he shot himself and fell
down by gramma."
Be oorrectly corseted
by ETHELWYN B. HOFFMANN
Sixth & Holly street
Monarch Seed & Feed Co's
SATURDAY CASH
DAIRY SUPPLY
REMINDERS
Aside from feeds there are other items you
might be needing in the way of miscellaneous
dairy supplies. You'll find our stock of Dairy
Equipment complete in every detail, our prices
in line, our service attentive and our NEW
ST0EE a convenient place to trade.
USE OUR "DRIVE-IN" FEED ROOM
MADRONA .
Just the feed you've
Ogjry looking for.
Economical, whole-
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Grains. Minerals, 18 percent Protein.
Per sack ..
$140
$1.30 in 6 8k lots
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Linseed Meal, cwt. . . . .$2.15
Molasses Chop, 80 lbs.. .,. . . .80
Mill Run, 80 lbs . .75
Contains no Screenings
Beet Pulp, cwt ...... 1.40
Containing Molasses
Salt Blocks, 2-5ib. blocks. .,. 25
Range Salt Blocks, 50s T , . r.. .65
Soda Ash, 10 lbs .50
Strainer Discs, pkg. of 300,
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Purity Disinfectant, per gal. . .,., 1.79
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We have our own ranch and slaughter house, therefore we are able to sell
the FINEST LOCAL MEATS as cheap as or cheaper than anyone. This is a
HOME OWNED market with a reputation of selling BETTER MEATS AT
LOW PRICES. Vou can buy here with the assurance you will get only the
best, and YOUR MONEY WILL NOT BE SENT OUT OF TOWN.
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lb. 6g
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Deliveries
Daily
BEEF, LAMB
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lb. 4
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Phone 324
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THE HOME OF DREAD LUCE MOTHER MADE
The Goblins Will Get You If
You Don't Watch Out
OVER THE RADIO, in the magazines, on the bill boards millions are
being spent to ballyhoo fresh coffee.
You are told that coffee is unfit for ubo unless fresh that stale
coffee will keep you awake, give you the heebie-jeebies in fact, almost
any kind of disaster may result. ,
Now if this is true, why take chances on any but fresh coffee even
though this or that new-fangled dohicky, or some magic method is sup
posed to keep old coffee new. Why risk these terrible calamities that coffee
roasters1 themselves, predict if the coffee doesn't happen to be fresh? -
Why not play safe? Buy really fresh coffee newly ground then you
are sure. Buy Z-MOR-U roasted today here tomorrow and ground the
day you buy it. If the can is a necessary convenience, take Golden West.
It's out of tiie Portland factory today, and on our shelves tomorrow.
Maybe the calamity howler is right. We personally guarantee the fresh
ness of these coffees. ' .
Bakery Goods
Real' Home Break baked without
alum-bearing substitutes.
Mb loaf ... 3 for 13c
l-lb. loaf . .-,.. .. 2 for 13c
Buns, Napkin or Parkerhouse
Rolls . . dozen 12c'
Cookies, any kind or as
sorted i, 2 doz. 19c )
CANDIES
Peanut Brittle, lb 15
Chocolate Covered Dates, lb. 29
Hand-made Chocolates, assorted
flavors, lb 29
Florizel Chocolates, 1-lb. box ' 39
Mixed candy, lb 10
Fruit Flavored Gum Drops, lb 17
Chocolate Peanut Clusters, lb. 29
Nut Fudge, lb 25
Marshmallows, Krause's lb ... 25?
Marshmallows, Miss Jane, lb 23
Candied Peanuts, lb 19
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OTHER THRIFT ITEMS
Korean Grab Meat medium OCf
flat oans, 2 for ,.. COC
Collosial Asparagus Tips picnio
cans, Sunkist brand, 1 OC
Duffs' Bran Muffin, Ginger Bread
or Devil Food Mix Just OF.
add water and bake, choice COW
Flavor Foods Mayonnaise .
T'l. 40c
Hydrox Cookies fresh from the
Sunshine Bakery 9 Of
1 lb. (toy truck free) baVW
Pattee Pastry, for serving creamed
chicken, creamed dishes, 4Q.
tarts, etc., pkg IOC
Fancy comb honey, 5 C
Strained Honey, 90
B ib. pail 30 C
Amaizo Oil finest for salads or fry
ing pt. can 17? i 9Q
quart can bw w
Syrup Amaizo Golden 6-lb. oan
10-lb. can WWl
Syrup Amaizo Crystal White
6-lb. oan 35t5 C9e
10-lb. can .... . ......
Starch Amaizo com or
gloss 1-lb. pkg. ..-... .. I U
Oysters Miss Lou Brand, 4 Cm
4-o. can 2 for .... IOC
Shrimp Miss Lou Brand
can
10c
Pineapple Hunt's Supreme quality
sliced. No. 2 can, 2 for 25 Q9a
No. Vi cans, 2 for OOC
Pineapple Tidbits Hunt's Supreme
quality ready for use in salads
No. 2 can, 2 for 25 99m
No. 2i can, 2 for 1 OOC
Crushed Pineapple Hunt's Supreme
quality, small flat can, 2 for 15;
No. 2 can, 2 for 25 ; 9 9 r
No. 2yi can, 2 for OOC
P and G White Laundry 9C
soap 10 bars fcwl
Dash A new Procter A Gamble
granulated soap biggest Off
soap value B-lb. box O I W
Maple Leaf Flour hard Q9f
wheat 49 lbs. ... .. OOC
White Rose Guaranteed light
bread flour ! AQ
49 lbs 9 I aUO
Fireplace Sets Poker, broom, tongs
and shovel with stand 4 qq
5 pieces ? I aOO
Guaranteed Electric Waffle Iron
with heat indicator CA QC
chromium plate .. OHaOO
Electric Corn Popper, QQ.
each slOC
Squash, lb.
Dry Onions Fancy Sweet CQ
Spanish 100 lbs OOC
Lettuce very fancy j? n
head OC
Artichokes, large ones C a
each OC
Chinese Lettuce
head .....
10c
Arizona Grape Fruit 47.
4 for I IC
Kelloge's Foods
Co-operating with the
American Legion Auxiliary
Kellogg's Cornflakes 3 pkgs. 25
Kellogg's Pep Cornflakes .... 2 for 19
Kellogg's Rice Krispies .... 2 pkgs. 19
Kellogg's All-Bran, pkg 19
Kellogg's Whole Wheat Flakes,
2 pkgs 19
FOUNTAIN
Turkey Dinner with dressing,
cranberries, etc. . . 25c
Hot Chili . . 10c
Tomato Juice, glass ) a) ft)'. Wsa
6th at
Central
SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL
Delivery of $1.00 orders Phone East Side 752 West Side 428
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