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1LLET IN BRAIN, 9) MAN LIVES 10 DM AGAIN mjj fcE HOME OWNED AND OPERATED ALAND, O., Doc. 30. (AP) . bullet has been lodged In for 20 days, Irvm Wcygandt, ,r-old farmer, continued today 'Tg precariously to life. Stranger ne may V" i... - TlinmflS. ...m nicsented the paradox ol :;5iy being halt alive, hall (ar as MB actual personality Is ,med, weyeandt 18 dead. In Its ' relives the Wcygandt of 60 years hen a strapping 225-pound - he plowed the fields of his , (armcr doesn't know he tried Mgmlt sulcldo by shooting him self with a small caliber rifle.- He doosn't know how seriously he Is hurt. must oi ine tlmo he thinks ho sun is driving Imaginary horses, or plan ning to do some service for liu neigh bors of a half century ugo. His happiest moments are when friends tie lines to the bed. and let him hold thern, like reins to his plow team. Dr. Thomas believes the bullet is lodged in the frontal lobe of Wey gandfs brain, thus accounting for the fact that other nerve centers still are functioning. Wimer Woman Dies Of Auto Injuries GRANTS PASS, Dec. 30. UP)Mrs. O. H. Stam, 65, for the Wimer dis trict, died here Thursday from a skull fracture suffered when she was struck by an automobile driven by Milton Abbott of BIuo Lake, Cal. The acci dent occurred last week as Mrs. Stam was crossing a street. The driver was exonerated. JKEDFOgp MAIL TRIBryE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30, 1932 51 IE BY GRANDMORS PAGE THREE (Continues: Horn Page one) Tillamook William South shortly open shoe store In Alderman building. Mrs. Judd was given an oppor tunity by the grand Jury to carry out her repeated expressions of a de sire to "tell all," sfter the Arizona supreme court had denied her a new trial. Later the court declined to consider her petition for a rehear ing, and sho faces oxecution Febru ary 17. Mrs. Judd's testimony before the grand Jury Wednesday marked the lirst time her story had been told before such an Inquisitorial bodv. She was not Indicted for the murder of Mrs. Leroi, but went to trial on a murder complaint of the county attorney. The charge stilt pending against her In connection with the slaying of Miss Samuelson la In sim ilar form. Reports, while unofficial, cenersllv were that the condemned woman's grand Jury testimony had not Impli cated anyone In the actual elaylngs. which she was reported to have said she perpetrated alone. In self defense, u winv one souignt to bring others Into the case when she found her self confronted with the problem of ujFusai oi tne Bodies and from detection. escape TOMORROW ON Quality Meats! Start the New Year right by buying GOOD MEATS at LOWERPRICES at the Peerless Market. The Savings you will make during 1933 will bring added prosperity during the coming year. Free Delivery Daily at 8, 10, 2, 4 Shoulder Cut, lb. cs T-Bone or Rib m f ml -sm v Minimum i i m m i it ; Ite 603 111 CRISIS EASED SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) Scarcity of prime necessities has begun to les sen, and seizures of wheat and other foodstuffs In private warehouses and siores are diminishing, government officials say. The Improvement Is due largely to puiiuiiscs oi wneat In Argentina, II censing of firms to bring In foreign sugar and an Increase in Chile's own garden truck. Officials believe that the resumn- tlon of good trade relations with Ar gentina will be the chief factor in solving food problems here, and In ending hoarding. CHILDREN DENIED 'E PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 30. (AP) More than SO departmental meeting were held here today by educators of the state as the third and conclud ing day of the 33rd annual meeting of the Oregon State Teachers' asso ciation opened. The convention con vened Wednesday, several depart mental group banquet will be held here tonight. Harry M. Kenln, member of the Portland school board, told the teach ers yesterday that school boards In the state have not been making suf ficient provision for slow-learning children. "I am speaking." he said, "entirely In behalf of the taxpayers who elect board members and who contribute money for the support oi education. It Is for their sakes that I believe In the fullest educational program for the care of the men tally defective or slow-learning child. I believe in the fullest educa tion for the slow-learning child who Is susceptible to the greatest Im provement through education. It will turn out to be real economy." EGG PRICES HURT BY SECRET CUTS PORTLAND, Ore., Deo. 30. fAP) The continued shading and secret slashing of Portland egg price by outsiders appears responsible for moat of the losses In the local trade for recent days. Local co-ops and some of the private firms were trying to uphold values In the Interest of the producer but were meeting with Intense opposition from those whose chief concern is another territory Portland Is used as a dumping ground. Receipt of eggs were Increasing rapidly from all directions and to day were so plentiful that no excuse remains for the sale of storage goods. However, only a scant supply of the latter was In sight except perhaps In the hands of a few big retail speculators. The Increase In lay was reported heavy In all sections of the Paclflo slope. Order clearing way for construc tion of proposed highway from Rose burg to Diamond Lake along North. Umpqua river announced by Federal power commission recently. SPECIALS ON FANCY VEAL 7y2c 2 lbs. 19c ROASTS1- lb. 10y2 W . . 3 lbs. 14c We take this opportunity to extend to everyone In the Rogue River valley sincere wishes for a HAPPY, PROS PEROUS KEY YEARI TURKEYS S lb. 15c Geese Hens Fine Rabbits For The New Year's Feast . Pork SleastS fresh picnics lb. 5c Pork Loin tot ..... ib. 10c EGOS fresh extras doz. AFfi PeerleM Fresh Churned Creamery lb. prime besf s Cuflahy's Skinned All Fat Removed lean, sugar cured, any size piece 5c . I2y2c .ioy2c Special Mutton Bargains! SHOULDERS Shoulder Roasts Rib or Loin Bib. Legs Ib. . T2C 2 lbs. 5c Tune in on Our Program Every Morning, 8:15 a. m. Over KMBD DAILY SPECIALS BROADCA&r ORANGES Good for juice Three dozen 190 V Case 790 Case $1.49 Grapefruit (Arizona). 3 for 100 Jonathan Apples, box 490 ?!15S II 12-14 No, Bartlott MLOlJjllljmiU : Boiling Beef i Bacon squares I Shortening Meaty Eib Lean Jowels j jj g 2 9 C 3 lb. 14C I lb- 7V2C I 60-lb. net tub $3.89 HBUROER fresh ground 3 lbs. 10c jflllSAGE fine for breakfast or dressing lb. 5c vt 4M4TH GEM POTATOES U. S. No, 1, 50 lb. bag 490 U. S. No. 2, 50 lb. bag -370 CABBAGE First class, solid and crisp JAQ Celery - 80. 2 for 15? Lettuce VT he(wI 5 Phone 603 WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS m I " J WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the EELSABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 20 A Cheerful Message for the NEW YEAR It 5s with genuine optimism and enthusiasm that we contemplate the new year. Confi dently we: anticipate one of the most suc cessful years of our career. We review our record with satisfaction, for it is a record that bears no suggestion of a sacrifice of quality to give our customers good service and the lowest prices. Those who have given us their patronage know that value has been received for every dollar they have spent here. T7e feel certain that this unswerving policy of safeguarding our customers' interests will hear its reward in continuing patronage. May We Wish a Happy New Year To All Our Old and Valued Patrons and Extend a Hearty Welcome to Our New Friends Phone 20 for Reliable Service Friday and Saturday Specials Fruits for Salads 8 oz. can 10c Hershey's Cocoa y2 ib. can 10c Cove Oysters .... .10c TrOCO ..... 2 pounds 23c Kippered Snacks . . 2 for 9c Mixed Vegetables No. 2 can 9c Tomato Hot Sauce . - 2 for 9c 1000 Sheet Toilet Paper . 2 for 90 Brillo (steel wool for cleaning) 2 for 9$ Salmon, Columbia River small can...' 90 Peaches or Apricots, large No. 2yi can 150 Minced Olams - 140 Tree Tea, '4 lb. Green 220, JA lb. black .....300 Walnuts, local 2 pounds 250 Coffee 1 Ponnd P1101"19 180 Snowdrift 6 lb. can 75c ( Carnation Wheat Flakes, large package Cocoanut, 1 pound bulk .......190 190 Catsup, Cal. Home, large bottle 190 Prunes, Italian or Petite 4 lb", for 190 Corn, Royal Club fancy - 2 for 250 Soap, Crystal White- - 10 bars for 290 Peets Washing Powder, large (39o lise) '. 230 Hard Wheat Flour, 49 lb . 890 Also a Big Line of FRESH FRUIT AND PRODUCE Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 WE THANK YOU! We want to thank our friends and patrons for their loyal support during 1932. Loyal patrons are a wonderful asset at any time and especially during the year just closing. May the New Year bring you happiness and prosperity is our wish. Good Grocery Service at Low Cost We are in a position to give you the very best of grocery service and our prices are right in line with present economic conditions. If you are not now one of our patrons, we invite you to come in and look over our merchandise and prices. Everything is plainly marked. Saturday Specials Small White Beans, 4 lbs 17c Fancy Blue Rose Rice, 3 lbs 15c Home Grown Petite Prunes, 6 lbs. 25c Macaroni, best quality, 3 lbs 13c Quaker Oats, large package 15c Medford and Heinz National S. & W. and Ashland 57 Biscuit Co.'s Diamond W. Canned Goods Varieties Products Canned Goods FRESH HOME MADE CAKES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY 1 (Seantitfall R3au?lktt NEW YEAR SPECIALS Turkeys, R. I. Red Hens and Fryers Young Rabbits Choice Beef Roasts, per lb. 8c T-Bone Steaks, Sirloin Steaks, per lb 15c Fresh Side Pork, per lb 10c Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. for 25c Phone 81 We Deliver If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
