Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 3, 1933)
PJflE TWO MTCDFOTID MAIL- TRTBUlsrE. MEDFORD, OREGOX, FEIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1933. ANNUAL EXALTED RULERS' MEETING BIG ELK'S DOINGS Put gulfed Ruler' cttfht aft tW Elk lodge was celebrated last night with one of the best attended meet ings of the local lodge for the present year. Past exMted rulers In attend ance and in charge of the meeting were O. B. ("Fop") Oatea aa exalted ruler, O. C. Lemmon as esteemed leading knight, Ous Newbury as es teemed loyal knight, Carl Y. Teng wald as esteemed lecturing knight, W. H. McOowan as chaplain, Leon B. Basklna aa secretary, Louis Ul rica as Inner guard. Ralph B. Koozer as tiler, and B. B. Kelly, Ben Moller and O. O. Alendercr as trustees. E, C ("Jerry") Jerome acted as esquire and kept the meeting humming. . Nominations for officers for the en-, suing year were opened last night to continue each meeting night this month and the following nomina tions were made: For exalted ruler, J F. Fllegol wne renominated: Ohas. Campbell renominated for esteemed leading knight, as ' were Richard Crowson and Stanley Bherwood for esteemed loyal knight and esteemed lecturing knight. For the office of secretary,. W. A. Fraadei was renomi nated, and the name of Ernest h, Scott was also proposed. Roy Prultt was named for treasurer and X E, dates renominated . for treasurer. Nick Toung, veteran tiler, was re nominated for his office. The post , of alternate delegate to the grand lodge found a hot competition de veloping among the past exalted rul em wltA the ivuwiAg nominated for the post: T. B. Daniels, Leon B. Ras kins, B. E. Kelly, Louis Ulrlch. O. O. Lemmon and E. O. Jerome, After nominations were closed the lodge had the pleasure of hearing IX s. Libber, nsturallst and assist ant superintendent of Crater Lake national park, who spoke on the his tory and beauty of the park. Be compared the nnturnl scenery of Ore gon and the Paciric northwest with the climate of southern California. The geological history of this section of the country was traced by Libber, who Interspersed his talk vtth In teresting end humorous anecdotes concerning tourists visiting th park. Visitors from other cities at last night's meeting were MessraACoffUi, from Tacoma. Wash.; Hartley, from Salem; Cob man, from Lewis ton, Mont., and LaRocque, from CaldweU. Idaho. The attendance prise was awarded to W. H. McOowcn, after which the members adjourned to the basement dining room to partake of generous Dutch lunch prepared un der the watchful eye of F. C Blgham. SMALLER 1933 CHECKS FOR BASEBALL'S GREAT v K W 1 . ,.,- ,-. ,,v : 4.-.; ,:,.., j. . - M II ft.. . icr ?.:Ofr ; a IS x a ruth k-. . yrr:- . ftttxr-t, - WELL ATTENDED MEET, There was s large attendance last .night at the meeting of the Jackson County Medical society at the Hotel Holland, where Dr. A- B. Dodaon waa host at dinner. Dr. R. W. Stearns, the new president, .conducted the meeting. Numerous cases were re ported and discussed, and an Inter esting paper on the treatment of pneumonia was read by Dr. Harold Olllla. The paper was followed by a general discussion period. BANK CREDIT PERMIT . EXTENDED BY HOOVER WASHINGTON. Peb. . (AP) President Hoover today signed in act extending to March S, 11)034, an ex isting credit extension measura un der wblch federal reserve bank are authorled to make advance, to mem ber banka of ,6,000,000 captallratlon or under on demand or promissory notes. To Wed Sox Star . --SSV ' 4 ' r W-ft. .... . y ' . ,( if r. vWr - fl afcf z A Louis. Bannman or soutn B,nd, Inrf., ha, announced har angag.. ment to Billy Sullivan Jr, star In fielder of the Chicago Whit Sox. (Associated Press PhntM If Your. Ears Ring With Head Noises People wno are growing hard of heorlng and who experience a stuffy feeling of pressure against their ssr drums, accompanied by burring, rum bling sounds in the head like water falling Or Steam escaping, anuuia take prompt and effective measures to stop this trouoi.. (eour. from Jsrmm Woods or your druggist 1 oz. Psrmlnt (Doubt, strength). Take this homo and add !4 pint hot water and a little sugar. Ona tablespoonful four ttmea a day anould quickly relieve distressing oa tarrhal head nolsea. open ologged soatrlls, make breathing easy, stop annoying mucous discharge. AH ca tarrh sufferer nouta give fsnniat a, trial,-,- 1 The annual arcumsnt vtr aalarles for baseball' great ii In full swing with out th rule. At usual, Bab. Ruth la headllnsr In th. debate. Ha .tfuaed to do hi chorea foi th New York Yankees for 1931 at 150,000. H. aald h. waa prepared to tak. a out of 10 or, at th most, 19 per sent from th 175,000 h received last year. Th. Bab' horn, run partner, Lou Gehrig, paid $27,500 last year, also balked at th. reduction th Yankee asked him to tak. but expects to settle hi, difference, with the club. soon. Th. Philadelphia Athletics' big apacd ball artist, Georg EarnahaWi ha not received a contract as yet but It I probable that h will tak. a cub Frank!. Frlsch, St. Loul Cardinal' tecond bassman, also I b llaved facing a reduction, 'Associated Press Photoa! , CARL L STANLEY VICTIM OF RIFLE E (Continued from' Pec. On.) rod and cloth for olesnlng the gun war. found. Indicating that Stanley had goen to the garage, to get and els-n. the rifle, preparatory to a short hunting trip at th horn of relative In th Bsgl Point and Brownaboro seotton, ht family be U.ves Re had taken lust one step from the car before, the bullet killed him, the position of the body Indi cated, Coroner Perl stated- Death waa praotioally simultane ous -with the explosion of th. gun. the' trigger of -which la believed to bave atruck the ear. causing , the dis charge There waa Just one shell in th. gun. The lead waa found latar by. the eoran on the roof of the woodshed. Mr. Stanley, who had been a rest- dent of Oregon for M years, coming from Barlao. Iowa, where he was born, la survived by his widow, Ger trude Beeaon Stanley; three sons. John, Merrill and Edward, and one daughter, Mrs. L. Ii. Henshaw of Bute rails. He alao leaves four Brothers and two sisters, Roy and Harvey Stan ley of Zagle Point, Tom and Fred Stanley of Brownaboro, Mr. George Daley of Sagl. Point and Mrs. fta ehsel Ootman of Eagle Point. Mr. Stanley lived for many years in the Brownaboro district, where he engaged In farming, but for the past nine years hsd worked for Prank Dll- lard in this city. Puneral service, will be held at the Perl funeral home Sur.day afternoon at 1 o'clock. Rev. J. M. Johnson nf Central Point will read the sermon. Interment will be In the Siskiyou Me morial park.' LICKED BY CUPID TACOMA, Wash., Feb. 8. (AP) Alfred Tureman, 92, crossed the plalna on tha Oregon trail in 18S2 by ox cart: lought Indiana in Oregon territory for eight years and licked the obetac.es of a hardy pioneering life until, four yeara ago, be got mar ried. Matrimony licked him, Tureman told .Superior Judge Fred O. Reman n today In, hie suit for divorce, from Mae Tureman. 49. Now be wanta the marital bonds severed and the return of two homes that he deeded to hit brldo. . 'She knew I smoked before she married me." .Tureman told the court and I guess abe knew that I took a nip fiom a bottle sometimes. Shortly after he deeded over bis property to her his wife locked htm out of the bouse and he had to go to the soldiers' homo at , Retail, the plaintiff declared. . B . will conduct special demonstration day tomorrow. Louis Jenkins, repre sentative of Mason Ehrman Co., will be there to describe and give sam ples of Royal Club canned foods. Mr. Jenkins says a large quantity of local fruits and vegetables are packed each year under the Royal Club label Lew. Boyd, representative of the General Food Co.. will be there Sat urday and Mr. Toner, representative of the Palm Olive Peet company will have1 a special display featuring an unusual . Palm - Olive and Crystal White offer. - fl TURKEY DINNER .Saturday and Sunday 11 a, m. to 7:30 p.' m. . Reliable Store ' To Demonstrate Canned Product William TTnllntvuv RnnnimnH 4w- day that the Reliable Cash Grocery 25c SPECIAL LUNCH J5c The moRt economical and com fortable place In Medford to eat Brownie - Marie CAFE 19 No. Fir Street FIRE DEPARTMENT A good record for th. past month rennrfjwl tort h t. - mfArfforil nr. ' department. Th. firemen answered 10 oalla with the truck and realised a fire loss of just 32.S0, Fire Chief Roy Elliott stated. Through the use of the newly es tablished fire bureau, three chlm neya were condemned during the month, and two have already been rebuilt. One of the most Interesting diffi culties resltsed by the dspsrtment materialised when a honoybee hire was found in a ohlmney at Aid Palm street. The bees were dead but the honey had spread Itself about to such an extent that the ohlmney was sealed. During th past month the fir. .- partment also esrried on sn exten sive prevention campaign. 18 men be ing sent through the city to inspect business houses against possible fir. trap. -See What the- MONARCH SEED & FEED CO. LAND Plaster Par Ton Has For You- $3leo You don't have to take it off the oar to enjoy this price Get it out of our warehouse NOW. Price subjeot to change. Arrange for yours tomorrow! . Alfalfa SEED PER 100 $E2 SATURDAY MONDAY SPECIALS ROLLED BARLEY, per saok - 75 MILLRUN (the best) . 70 Kitchen Queen Flour,' 49s. .90c EGG PRODUCER, 100 lb. sack ALFALFA HAY, the best, ewt SMOKE SALT, Old Hickory, can.. ""V $1.65 -75C" 98i Star 314 E. Main One of your friends ' ii going to win the trip to Hawaii. Ask for the popular ity votes with every dollar purchase. Meat Market Free Delivery Phone 273 Saturday Specials H h ii Rib Steaks lb. 10c Lean Bacon lb. 12c R. L RED HENS AND FRYERS. BEEF STEW. lb. BEEF POT ROAST, lb. SHORTENING, 4 lbs. SWIFT'S HAM, lb. HOME RENDERED LARD, 3 lbs. FRESH SIDE PORK, lb. TURKEYS, lb. .'.J i it 17 it L . 84 it 25 fl 13 t it 25 It H i4d it 1 I o o IOE 01301 30E3O THE HOME OF DREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE 01,i,.1i. ovtt4t The Right Kind of Bread Is Your Best Food! YES, bread is your beat food And the cheapest. In no other food ! there so much good wholesome nourishment for the price. With heat and cooking costs eliminated, bread, ready to serve, costs less than most raw ingredients:.. 3 lbs. I3c. . ' Best of all, that's the prioe of the finest bread, Baked without the use of alum-bearing substitutes, bread from our ovens comes to you with that real home flavor and purity that greatly adds to its food value and enjoyment. Buy the family supply tomorrow. If you haven't been using, it regularly, serve without comment and see if the family notioes a difference. The Pound Loaf -3 for I3c iy2 Pound Loaf - 2 for I3c The Famous BETTY CROCKER 13-Egg Angel Cake Boston Cream Pie . Ohocolate Topped E8c Marshmallows Here is a chance to buy the pound pack age of Miss Jane Marshmallows at the lowest price ever. Buy 25c worth of any other kind of candy and you may buy a pound box of these justly famous marshmallows. E5c 1 , Other Thrift Items Camay Toilet Soap, that finer Proo . tor and Gamble Toilet Soap.. 4n. 4 bar. ,. l 3 C Wanda Beauty Soap, from JP Proctor and Gamble, 7 bars CSC Dash Here Is the world's best value In a quality granulated Soap real quality, yet a big B-lb. 374v , vlb Lone Star Sugar Wafers (jig saw puzzle free with two pkgs. 4A. 16 for . ...... IUC Calumet Baking Powder (deep 9 inoh round cake pan and small pkg.' of Swansdown oake flour free) 1 lb. can , C3C Log Cabin Syrup pkg. PiDsbury Pancake Flour and 9-inch OQi glass waffle plate all for faSC Kellogg's Whole Wheat. Flakes. 3 pkgs 19c 0. K. Soap that big 1-Ib. bar of yellow soap that makes the dirty . dirt fly in a hurry. ng. 6 bars . CQC Shoe Peg Corn a whole kernel fancy corn. No. 2 cans. OEm 3 for . ;. "3C Ovaltine the dollar size 69c Huokleberries No. 3 can, fancy western huokleberries 1 Cm fine for pie. No. 2 can...... I w C Ripe Olives Lindsay brand 4AA No. 1 tall can I UC Beans Red Mexican, large or small white, fancy V. S. No. 1 UCf California beans. 9 lbs L vwC P. and O. White Laundry pC Soap, 10 bars COG Bob White Soap a Proctor AA. & Gamble product, 10 bars CaCC Monogram Dates Oelophane wrap ped. Fanoy quality. 4 0 2 1b. pkg. . 13C Queen Olives. Pint Jar QA. 194- Qtjar OOC Crab Meat fine for salads Korean brand. No, yi can. OC 2 for , taWb Pineapple Hesperin brand OCf sliced, No. VA can. 2 for CwC Hunt's Supreme Quality Pineapple. Sliced or crushed. 1 E No, V3 can. I WW Clams Namoo whole olami Maple Leaf Flour hard wheat. 49 lbs. - 10c 89c White Rose bread flour. 49 lb. guaranteed light .$1-09 Rolled Oats Sperry's Quick Cooker or plain. Large family j Hotcake Flour Sperry's. OC No. 10 sack 09G Oranges Rose brand Son- OQm kist, family size. 2 dozen. OOC Grape Fruit-Arizona Sweet 3 for 17c Cauliflower large white 4 Cm heads, each . I WW Solid pack Tomatoes Bagley No. Vt can 10c Coffee Thousands are now enjoying the freshness of . highest quality coffee. Z-MOR-U COFFEE 1 lb. . . 28c 31b ,.. 83c Fountain Turkey dinner with dressing Cranberries, etc .25c Hot Tamales ...,...,. .,.,.,. 15c Hot Chili ..,.10c 6th at -AgiftarSr TT rvtftTZff 6th at Urape uuvww . uj ViUUttltt VUi Central SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone East Side 752, West Side 428 O D o o D o ocaoi