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MEBFOKD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 3, 1933. PAGE THREE IRRIGATION DIST. !E STEP E Talent and Medford Irriga tian Districts Look for Help in Bill Authorizing State to Waive Obligations Tbe first steps In the refinancing of the Talent and Medford Irrigation districts have been taken with the passage by the legislature of house bill 79, which authorizes the recla mation commission of the state to waive all or part of the obligations of the Irrigation districts to the state of Oregon. The state reclamation commission Is composed of the gov ernor, the secretary , of state aid the state treasurer. The effect of the bill will be that the state reclamation commission will have the authority to waive the Indebtedness of the various Irriga tion district of the state, providing the commission Is satisfied that a refinancing agreement has been reached with the bondholders of the various Irrigation districts which Is within the ability of the districts to meet. Agreement Reached The Indebtedness of the Talent Ir rigation district to the state Is ap proximately $210,000 and the Med ford district approximately $100,000. The state debt is about 20 per cent of the total Indebtedness of the Talent and 10 per cent of the Med ford district. The Medford district has already reached a tentative agreement with Its bondholders, as published in the Mall Tribune several months ago. The board of directors and officers of the Talent district conferred last week with Chrla Bell, a Portland at torney representing the bondholders. No definite plan was agreed upon, but the directors feel that consider able progrecs was made In adjusting the differences between the bond holders and the district, and that an agreement will be reached which will permit the district to take care of It obligations to the bondholders and with substantial relief to the land owners of the Talent district. Bill Is Reviewed House bill 79 was introduced early In the present session of the legisla ture and failed of passage upon Its third reading. Through the efforts of the Jackson county delegation the bill was referred to the committee on taxation and assessment tor fur ther consideration. Attorney Prank P. Farrell, representing the Talent district; Attorney Porter J. Neff. rep resenting the Medford district, and Olln Arnsplger, manager for the two N I HOME OWNED AND OPERATED Within All This World of Toil and Sin Everyone's Pocketbook Is Growing Thin But Not If You Trade at the PEERLESS MARKET j&'-i&A:" six - : WE FEATURE STATE INSPECTED Quality Meats PHONE 603 FREE DELIVERY at 8, 10, 2, 4 Just Look at These Savings! BOILING BEEF rib and brisket cuts . J BEEF POT ROAST . ..... T FRESH PORK SHANKS . .... lfe. LAMB ROASTS shoulder cuts gen. lamb J LAMB STEW meaty and tender . . QJ Salt Pork ... lb. 6V2C Peerless Butter Bacon Sqs. . lb, 7c ... lb. 21 c strlct,y Smoked Meat Special FRESH EGGS BACON I mild ;ure . lb IA-, on SKINNED HAMS whole or y2 lb. 9 U 72 2 dOZ. Z9C BACON BACKS sugar cured ... lb. 10c PORK CHOPS lean rib or loin cuts fl PORK ROASTS leg or loin .... 1 ' LAMB CHOPS rib or loin gen. lamb . 4P0Und LEG OF LAMB grain fed gen. lamb QJ? districts, then Journeyed to Salem, w.here members of the legislature were acqulanted with the merit and needs of the bill. It was given a favorable report out of the committee and passed by both houses. The officers and directors of the two districts are highly pleased with the passage of the bill, which will pave the way for the flninclal re organization of the irrigation districts of the state. LYDIA GRAVES RITES AT 2:30 P. M. SUNDAY Funeral services for Mrs. Lydla L Graves, who passed away at her home, 220 North Oakdale, Wednesday, at the age of 04 years, a notice of- which ap peared In a former Issue of this paper, will be held at the Conger chapel at 3:30 Sunday with Rev. William B. Hamilton officiating. The remains will be forwarded later In the day to Portland where crema tion win take place Monday. f Ladles of Presbyterian church will hold a cooked food sale at Reliable Store, Sat., March 4. Rolls, cakes, pies, cookies, cream puffs, breads, Boston baked beans, brown bread. LOBBYISTS' YARN SALEM, March 3. ( AP ) Publlo Utilities Commissioner Charles M Thomas branded as a "deliberate falsehood" any rumors that he did not want senate bill 19 passed either aa drawn or as It may be amended. It would give the commissioner ad ditional powers In the regulation of utilities. "I have received the Information that the head of tha utility lobby and his assistants are actively en gaged In circulating a statement that I would welcome the defeat of sen ate bill 10 either in Its present form or with amendment," Thomas' state ment read. "It Is said that I desired to have the bill defeated so that the issue Involved might be used by me as a platform upon which to make a cam paign for governor next year. "This Is a deliberate falsehood and Is being used solely for the purpose of Injuring effective and efficient regulation.' Pender and body repairing. Price right. Brill Sheet Metal Work. WITH THE VALLEY TRADE 18 THE VALLEY MADE Peanut Butter 2 ib. 15c HAMBURGER or f)P SAUSAGE 4 lbs. for V Q C Colored Hens Ib. 18c PORK ROAST shoulder 7 cuts, no shanks Ib. . 1 c PRIME RIB ROASTS boned and tied Ib 11c SIRLOIN TIP ROASTS no waste Ib 12y2c BEEF STEAKS sirloin or rib, tender . . O ru 1 C PORK STEAKS lean shoulder cuts . . . L IOC Tune in on Our Program every MORNING, 8:15 A. M. over KMED DAILY SPECIALS BROADCAST KLAMATH POTATOES, 50 lbs. No. 2 35 ONIONS, 6 lbs 10d CAULIFLOWER, large heads ....-10 CELERY, bunch 6 LETTUCE, head 5 APPLES, Newtowns, for cooking, box : 19 ORANGES, fancy, sweet, Southern California (Gold Eagle), 2 dz. 2o LEMONS, dozen 17c GRAPEFRUIT (California), 4 for 11 BANANAS, 4 pounds ?6 CABBAGE, prime solid heads, lb. 3c SPINACH, new crop, 2 lbs. .. H CARROTS, fresh green tops, 3 bu. 10 Mafket 12-14 North Bartlett Phone 603 u WE FEATURE LOCAL PRODUCTS Be Wise Buy Wise and Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner. Phone 20 A I ) J Delivery These and Hundreds oT Other Values Await Yon FOOD SALE SATURDAY by the Ladies of the Presbyterian Church GRAPEFRUIT No. 2 can . WALNUTS Local . . . . MATCHES car. 6 boxes 20c WHEAT POPS 10c 2 for 25c 2 lbs 25c (The new cereal buy one, get one Free) A Big Variety of Foods for the Lenten Season at special prices 1 5 can B 35c TOILET TISSUE Astoria . TOILET TISSUE Scott's . GREEN LIMA BEANS . . KRAFT'S CHEESE . . . Fancy package 8 varieties NUT SPREAD Oleo . . . 6 rolls 25c 2 rolls 15c 2 cans 25c . y2lb 15c 2 for 19c Special Factory Deal on Lux and Rinso Lux Toilet Soap, 8 for -...19 Lifebuoy, 3 for 19 Rinao, lg. pkg. 19 Lux, Ig. pkg. 22i Purex, pint Package Coffee, pound :.. . Peets' Granulated Soap, medium package, and 2 bars Crystal White Soap White Eagle Laundry Soap, 10 bars Crown Best Patent Flour, 49-lb. sack $1.29 Seal of Oregon, a Crown product, 49-lb. sack 99J Snow Bird or Kitchen Queen, Crown product, 49 lb. 79 Quality Fruits and Vegetables Fancy Fresh Spinach, 2 pounds for Extra Fancy Cauliflower, 2 for Arizona Grapefruit, 4 for . Fancy Head Lettuce ., ; .. . 15$ 25 17$ 54 Also Carrots, Turnips, Beets, Radishes, Green Onions, Parsnips, Artichokes, Cabbage, Yams, Green Peppers, Brussels Sprouts and Rhubarb. INSURANCE HEAD TO SPEAK HERE Tha Roffuo Vallev Life Under-writ. era met thta morning at the Jackson now to plan lor the coming of Charlea Thompson, president of tha National Underwriter Association of America, March 8. Mr. Thompson will meet with the underwriters of the valley and Klam ath Fails men in the morning of that date. At noon luncheon at Hotel Med ford, under the auspices of the Med ford Chamber of Commerce, he will talk to ttn service clubs, business and professional men and women, and any others that care to attend, and who are most welcome. The undewriters will attend the noon luncheon at Hotel Medford In a body. 4 Accident Reported George I. Ben nett of 27 North Orange street yes terday afternoon reported a collisloii which oocurred at the corner of Co lumbus and Main streets. The auto mobile he was driving wast struck on the right fender by another car, ac cording to the report on file at the city police station. Witnesses signing were Mary and Bertha Arnsplger and Mary Chambers. Personal Attention Prompt Service PHONE 252 A GOOD CUP OF COFFEE It takes a good cup of coffee to start the day off right. We have all the well known brands to choose from. Hill's Red Can Royal Club Maxwell House Hill's Blue Brand Del Monte M.J.B. Memorie Chase & Sanborn Golden West S. &W. SanSouci Marsh's Special If you like Mocha and Java Coffee, try SAN SOUCI. This is a pure Mocha and Java. KAFFEE HAG and SANK A COFFEE If you have any ill effects from drinking coffee, try Kaffee Hag or Sanka. These are not coffee substi tutes, but are pure coffee with the caf fein removed. You can still enjoy your cup of good coffee. SATURDAY SPECIALS . Royal Club Coffee, 1 lb 28c Edgemont Crackers, 2 packages .,... 25c Macaroni, 4 pounds 17c Warrenton Minced Clams, tall cans, 2 for 11 53c D.-W. Golden Bantam Corn, 2 cans . 27c Large Quaker Oats -. . ,..!.,........ 14c Heinz Ketchup, large bottle ... .r.r.i. -..... .. 19c Local Prunes, 6 pounds .r.t... 25c HOME MADE CAKES and PIES Try Our TELEPHONE SERVICE. IT IS DEPENDABLE FIVE FREE DELIVERIES ON SATURDAY CENTRAL MARKET 8 Young Turkeys jjc All Choice Steaks, lb.. .15c Choice Veal Roast, lb.. 10c Beef Pot Roast, lb 8c Fresh Side Pork, lb 10c Phone 81 Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. 25c R. I. Red Hens and Fry- i8j lb to ;! 7c . We Deliver If You Are Looking for Real Bargains Check Carefully the ads in Today's Mail Tribune
