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PAOE SIX MEDFOUD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 24, 1933. VOTE OF OREGON VITAL MEASURES PORTLAND. Mar. 34. VP) Th manner In which Oregon member! of congicas voted on the decent Import ant question la hown In a um miu7 prepared bj the Journal'a Wash ington, D. v., oonwwroocm. An:endment to ecot'omy bill limit ing cut In veterans' compensation to not more than 1 per cent: Stelwer. aye; MoNary, nay. Amendment limiting veterana' cuta to not more than 25 per cent In all service-connected cases: Stelwer, aye; MaNary. nay. Borah amendment, reducing mile .m Mnibin and renresentatlyea t lire cents a mile: MoNary, Stelwer. nay. LaFollotte amendment, prohibiting salary cuts In cmi empioymenv m government service, when salary does not exceed ei.uuu: oioiwri, v Nary, nay. Pinal passage economy bill: Mc wb au ntjtlwM. nav. D:il amendment to beer bill, pro hibiting beer advertising By raaio ir.Uan, at I nr- mf. - Borah amendment, prohibiting beer to those unaer 10 -Nary, steiwer, nay. Plnd passage 3.05 beer bill: Mo Nary. Stelwer, aye. House: . Passage eoenomy bill: Martin bi,hw ii Mntt. nav. Agreeing to senate amendments economy bill, sending measure u President: All aye. Passage 3.2 beer bill: All aye. California earthquake relief: Mott aye; Pierce, Martin, not voting foreignTolicy kept veiled by F.R. (Continued from Pag One) tlons on that aubjeet in hi hand ' bag. t The administration had it fingers crossed wnen it approveo m There was no enthusiasm her for the British Idea. For that reason It will not be seriously considered ox eept a a bargaining plan. The de 'fect in It Ilea In the fact that It I arithmetical and not political. Inci dentally there la some bad arithme tic In It as far as we are concerned. We have the strongest air force in nrM Ahnllt 8000 flnhtlng planes) and could hardly consent to slashing It down to ouu pianee. But that la not w,hy the adminis tration 1 lukewarm on the proposi tion. Mr. Roosevelt has some per sonal idea for disarmament and peace which go far beyond arithmetic The anguish shown by Individual congressmen at handing the veter ans economy problem over to Mr. Roosevelt was not as real as It ap peared. There was some publlo weeping. That waa don to show the vets back home that the congressmen did not ilk this business of letting tfi presi dent out, Down deep inside there were many sighs of relief. It took a big load off their shoulders. Dur ing last session many member walked the floor night trying to figure out how best to vote on each individual economy particularly vet erans' and wage cut. The economy bill handed It all over to Mr. Roosevelt In one bundle. Congress waa relieved of tone of dy namite for 193. The truth Is that eongre did not ven draft the legislation. It waa written entirely by Mr. Roosevelt's two economy aidvlsera. Swagger Sher ley and Budget Director Douglas. Neither are in congress. They had Vie bill printed In final form before they entrusted it to congressmen to be formally Introduced. All congress did waa to act a a rubber atamp. That was the only efficient way to do the job. If the bill had ever been opened for amendments you would have been waiting for economic from now until doomsday. There are ao many veterans' laws on the statute books that no on haa been able to find them all. Director Douglas apent 15 month searching through them and gave It up. That Is why you saw the blanket provision In the economy bill repealing ALL veterans' laws. They did not want any to escape the pruning knife. The social racket haa calmed down since the Democrat came In. There are plenty of lorgnettes among the newcomer. But there are more who do not know what It meana to turn down the comer of a calling card, and do not car. That U the condition of two mem ber of th cabinet. Postmaster Gen eral Farley and Interior Secretary Ickes. They were talking it over at lunoh the other day. Observed Far ley: "You sure get a lot of calling card In this business." Responded Ickes: "Yea. my mall box waa full of them last night. What does It mean when th cor ner are turned down?" Farley: "Darned If I know, but I guess It's nothing important.' Ickes: "Yeah, they must be for you or thoy wouldn't leave a card." Farley: "Yeah, It must mean they want a Job." CONGRATULATIONS FOR WOODIN SCORES WITHDRAW WHEN OBJECTIVES OF BANKSKNOWN (OobUnud from Peg On) . William H. Woodln of New York received many congratulation by telephon Immediately after hi appointment a secretary of th treasury In th Roosevelt cabinet- (Associated Press Photo) Williams Creek WILLIAMS nnWD-W Mnrrh OA f Bril.i Mnvlntr nlfur ihntv at th hall sponsored by Vie ladles' club nmouuv evening was iainy well At tended. Scenes from Yoaemlte park and Havana, Cuba, also a mining pic tur of early gold dlnnlgs, wer on the screen. Tha mnnnv fvn . dOOr KOes tO helD keen th muntv ueiituifisLatttiuii Bgoni, Mrs, werts. - i"iiijf nam uaiuornia named Miller has homesteaded the 40 acres south of the Charles Klncade ranch. They are preparing to build. Mr. and Mrs. D. .Payne Roberts, Fred Klncnkft nnrl Mr. fanH ru Pcokham were business visitor at urnnis rass Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. House and family were Sundav visit, of mv. 6elby and her mother, Mrs. Link hart, of O rants pass. In Vie nfter non they drove to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. R. Lewman Inrtiiriirf M an. Carl Btenhens and fnmiiv vunnn. Bailey, Oleneva Boyce and Clark Im- ery, an or aranta Pass, Tom Swearlngen has purchased the ranch known as the old Calwlell place and haa moved his family there. Mr. and Mrs. Qeorge Cock man, who have been llvlne thnrn for t.h .. two years, have moved Into the small tiuuoe un ivire. Aaaie trice's ranqh on Powell's creek. Walter House Is anenritntr thi- tb at the mine on Brlggs creek. naipn cougle, son of Mr. and Mrs. HarrV CoUfflA Of Williams urn. rled last week to Miss Edyth Snow veil of Mcdford. Mrs. Bert Hnrrl. who hm K confined to her bed for several weeks, is ImDrovlnir lowlv .nH i. hi. sit up In bed for a short time each day. Rov Lawrence, who nrnrkH tv.i- th. Gibson and Shultz sawmill several weeks last spring, waa recently mar ried to a vounir lariv or RAhii He la building a four-room bunga low In Grants Pass. Mrs. J. W. Tlirvfv I mnulnr. fW the Mollis Hall nine. wHam h. na. had her furniture stored for (the last year. Mr. and Mrs. O. A. Ktiwarria n re tained the Williams Bridge club Sat urday evening. A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Roy March 10. Mrs. Geo. Love lace Is nurse. Mr. and Mrs Roy re cently came here from California and purchased the old Sargent place on ; wio ui ior or win lams creek. Eueene Morrison iiwnt. days last week plowing and sowing oat for Oleve Wilson. Miss Phyllis Wood came Tuesday from Portland to visit her parents, Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Wood, of Wil liams. Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Smith, who have been visiting Mrs. Smiths par ents, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge Lovelace, of Upper Williams creek, left for their home at Modoc Point, Klamath coun ty, Friday. Mr. Shultz painfully sprained his back Friday when a hook slipped from a log and ho was thrown back ward against a protruding timber. John Klncade and sons were de livering guinea fowls last week at the Sorels, Lemmons and Mills homes. Mrs. Mansfield and Connie Lem mon called Friday afternoon on Mrs. O. W. Roberts. Art Woolfolk and his cousin of Grants Pass visited his grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Letteken, last weok. Mrs. A. l, Blodgotte, who was op ened on two months ago, was able to be brought home Friday She can walk around some, 1 Mr. and Mrs, M. L. House and family and Jim Shields spent Friday evening at the Bin Lemmon home, j Mrs. Tom Choate visited Tuesday at Vie M. L. House home. O. R. Hill and son, Lester, and Mr. ! Wood of Provolt are mining on Bdushy gulch Last Friday they picked up a $17 nugget, the larget of two weeks' good paying work. Mrs. George McClaln of Phoenix la spending this week end with her cousin, Mrs. C. W. Roberts. Friends are sorry to learn that Bes sie House la on the sick list. Mrs. Drusy Mansfield spent the week end with her daughter, Mrs. Bill Lemmon. and family. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Watklna and daughter, Evelyn Jane, of Med ford and George McClaln of Phoenix were Sunday afternoon visitors at the O. W. Roberts home. , Provolt Community club met for its social evening March 27 wlVi a hard times" party. Mrs. Oscar John son was voted the prize for the most tacky dressed woman; Mr. Williams of the central office, the men; and his little girl, the children. There were 14 present with birthdays in March and they were gueats of honor. Three birthday cokes, trimmed with St. Patrick's green, together with sandwiches and coffee, were served. There waa a delightful impromptu program of muslo and speaking to a full house and, n enjoyable evening. ftppiegawj ciuo naa a at. Patrick's day party with Mrs. E. P. Smith and Mrs. Frank Knutzen, whose birthdays are In March, as guest of .honor. The club presented them each with a beautiful set of vegetable bowls. Phone 643. We'll haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. The "Home" 608 E, Main Serves You Right Black Bulk Tea Fresh shipment. 85 C FREE 10 lbs. Sugar Home Grocery Butter Local made Swiss Cream- OAr ery 1 lb MU See Our Line of Kraft Cheese and Mayonnaise Prices right. Fresh stock twice a week. Red Star Graham Cr'krs 33c 2-lb. box FREE Jigsaw Pu2zle Mr. Roosevelt appear to be as keen as ever to keep down specula tion. Investigators for the senate stock market Investigating committee are j now working on J. P. Morgan, Dillon, Reed A Kuhn, Loeb & Co., with his approval. The hearing may start ft'iortly but there are Indications ! some of the smaller fry will be pan-1 Heinz Rice Krispies Wheat Pops, Rice Pops All Three for 23c Fluhrer's Special Betty Crocker Milk Chocolate Cake , Buy it here Fountain Bakery Dept. Meat Fresh Fruits Vegetables STORE OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAY Government Congress' la terminated. "I only attended the first meeting and I have been sorry ever since. I am a law abiding citizen." That the Good Government Con great was formed to provide relief work for the unemployed was an other claim by which many were In veigled Into signing the cards, on which no mention was made of the true alms of the group. It waa brought out in the withdrawal requests. Known withdrawals to date Include j the following: H. c. Graves. Cecil A. Poole. E. E. Cook. Bert Smith. O. H. Goes. Dave Gould. R. E. Lay. O. W. Bentley. Mrs. C. W. Benlley. R. j. Sutton. Joe Sutton. Mrs, Nellie G. Sutton. E. P. Brooks. Mrs. E. P. Brooks. D. K. Oronemlller. John O. Cant rail. John Lay. P. C. Woods. R. R. Meteer. T. J. Apple baker. Mrs. J. Applebaker. John Wlnnlngham. W. M. Hodson. Lester W Hodson. Frank Taylor. A. F. Perry. 0. R. Van Golder. J. A. Norrls. John A. Millard. Edwin Pettlt. James Schllnsog. . Dick Cooper. J. E. Sohrengost. Clifford Sullivan. H. D. Taylor. Kermlt Thlede. R. H. Bouasum. - W. A. Radcllffe. Walter W. Thlede. Bertha Thlede. Esther Thlede. George Wells. Lurena Wells. Irene Wisdom. Charles Wisdom. S. H. Donbrasky. Harry Evanslzer. E. F. Culbertson. Albert J. Braun. Wm. E. Lange. J. W. Macy. Hazel L. Macy. Elizabeth Luella PotUr. Leo K, Potter. W. F. Glnther. Henry Voelkner. Joe Bunch. Mrs. Nora Bunch. W. F. Wood. P. L. Randies. Mark Kline., F. W. GunVier. F. E. Hammond. Sherman Waer. S P. MacDonald. T. W. Scott. . John Wolff. Vern, Cant rait, , J. W. Cantrall. M. F. Pence. B. W. Lee. W. E. Keen. H. B. Pence. W. M. Scheble. t Earl T. Scheble. DeUa M. Scheble. Roy I. Ganfleld. Allen Whltlock. Andrew Walter. G. F. Wertz. Ida Werta. ) Sherman Waer. W. B. Stevens. Mrs. Peggy Hukey. Art Hukoy. H. W. Cain. Nelle M. Bowman, Mrs. F. L Newman. F. L. Newman. D. F. Oelger. Paul wlnnlngham. F. O. Findley. E. Hall. Carl J. Schmidt. Isaac Coffman. Lynn Rumley.. Harry Crume. Velma Crume. Miss Beta Kind ell. George Klndell. Mrs. George Klndell. Mrs. John Bingham. M. T. Bingham. K Leslie. Frank Biancl. O. W. Turpln. Mrs. Waltle Turpln. W. James. Mrs Mary James. M. J. pengra. . Mrs. Martha Stead. George B. Stead. Ed Pence. R. DeWltt. Wm. H. Oriswold. Mrs. 8. J. Evans. Mrs. J. W. Sloan. C. H. Johnson. Mont Johnson. Riley Myers. Ezra Johnson. Jeanette Johnson. A. H. Welt. Delbert Clark. L. H. Root. Onle R. Wlmer. Clinton E. Knopf. Mrs. Earl 8 medley, Orvele Burton. Roy Vaughn. W. H. Holt. Llllle Holt. G. C. Dawson. O. G. Hunt. A. J. Braum. " J. P. Graham. J. W. Harrison. Dora E. Harrison. Margaret J. Young. John Wilson. Paul Pence. Dewey D. Albert. Louis E. Hartke. Thos. Laughead. -T. R. Kenten. Roy Edwards. L. E. Edmonds. O. W. Hilton. Floyd Hilton. Mrs. G. W. Hilton. Georgia Dutches. Archie Rock. Pearl Pence. Ralph Mark. A. E. Tlce. Beulah Tice. James G. Roberts. Mrs. James O. Roberts. Harry Steele. Cyril Steele. T. M. Coker. August Lang. E. J. Butterfleld. Owen Wilson. Anna Wilson. H. W. Ksys.. Mrs. H. W. Keys. L. F. Lund. W. C. Ward., Axel Bpjuth. Walter L. Smith. W. O. Payn. W. O. Snook. R. R. Snook. P. B. Snook. O. E. Trlbell. A, R. Pryor. -Mildred Kenten. S. H. Hawk. H. F. Demmer. W. R. Sines. ' Mrs. Earl Bryant. W. L. Robinson. C. H. Fredenburg. H. W. Mather. Chileans Find Solace In Films. SANTIAGO, Chile (AP) Despite the acute economic crisis, the the ater business here Is booming. The Teatro Centrale, one of the largest in South America, has Just been built by the Banco de Chile. A French architect designed It, an American firm Installed sound and projection machines and an Italian-Chilean com pany operates It. Prehistoric Granary Revealed. CETONA, Italy (AP) A cave- dwellers' granary of 4000 years ago containing 100 pounds of wheat, bar ley and millet has been unearthed In a cavern on Mount Cetona. House hold Implements and bone weapons revealed the age of the store. SOMETHING TO REMEMBER aJUULtk tor Katottut cued JvewaJud. out- J&tlUulUuj lUSlit JUi. MAM. ... cvhxL jU. Uat,Qtie OHMcnA. &taxLfuUlfiL Li. -A- ' Ma. S I JI WHIRIVfR V0U G0.VOU FIND BLUE RIBBON MALT AMERICA'S BIGGEST SELLER ' Phone 743 C . I HERE'S ADDED PEP for young and old! Rich Nutritious SNIDERS MILK Bright sparkling oyes, rosy cheeks and straight, sturdy little bodies tell the wise mother that her children are getting plenty of pure, wholesome milk. It's the most important food and it's so Inexpensive! SNIDER Dairy & Produce Co. If It's Snider 's It's the Best to Buy Fhone 203 Home Owned. Phone. 9. Free Delivery NOW IS THE TIME TO STOCK YOUR PANTRY. Prices are advancing daily but you can still enjoy rock bottom prices here at Piggly Wiggly. Take advantage of them NOW. Extra Savings for Saturday and Monday, March 25 and 27 Mjlk Mount Vernon . . can 4V2C Maxwell House Coffee ib 27c Light or Dark Budweiser Malt MortOn'S Salt Shaker S. 0. S. 8-pad size Coffee Piggly Wiggly Best lb 29c ' Glass Tumbler FREE PickleS Bread and Butter . 1 2c 22c Best Foods 15 or. - Jar 4 02. oan Oysters Biicxi Corned Beef Derby Dog FOOd Calo . for 25c 12-oz 17c 3 for 25c Calumet Baking Powder lb can 25c Salmon no. i Tan 1 9c Del Monte Red Alaska Salmon Bugle No. 1 tall can 8c Prince Albert Tobacco 2 oz tin 2 for 25c 'lib tin 93c Post Toasties 3igpkgs20c Water Tumblers 6 for 25c Garden Sticks 4 ft 2 doz 29c Bell Peppers . . ih 10c Spinach ... . 2ibs9c ECONOMY MEAT MARKET 206 E. Main Delivery Phone 46 Very best prime steer Beef. Buy at the Economy and get the best T T? i r ii rresn ncnics id. , 5c Pure Lard 3 lb. 23c Bacon Squares lb. . 8c Home Sugar Cured Hams lb 15c (Mild Cured) Pure Pork Sausage . . 2 lbs 25c (No Cereal) Turkeys, Chickens, Rabbits, Fresh Fish Oysters, Crabs . H
