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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON FRIDAY, JTTXE 9, 1933. PAGE TWO APPLEGATE CCC MEN ARE REM TO STAR! To Assume Command Th Applgat conwmtlon (imp 1n the Rogue River National foreat la now organized to lull strength and the camp commander captain haa notified Foreat Supervisor Hugh Rankin that ha la prepared to aaalgn the company, conalatlng of 160 men to the foreat aervloe to carry out the work program echcduled, It waa atated Yesterday. , At present about 40 men are held In camp for maintenance and other general dutlea. There are about 107 local men at the Applegate camp. Blity-nlne of these are the regular county quota ct men within the 18 to 35 yeara ago llmlta and were enrolled by the Jack eon County Relief committee, under direction of Jamea H. Owen and Alfred 8. V. Carpenter. 'Forty experi enced woodsmen were enrolled by the fort aarvlce through the relief committee. Thea are to act as guides or leadere for the Inexperienced men The names of the 40 follow: Arne Carlaon. William McLeod, Rob ert R. Burleson, Wm. H. Dalley. Ben Moore, Pearl I. Oarrlaon, Johnny Car ter, Francla Edwarda, James H. Smith, Marlon Hulae, Dave ".Vlnnlngham, Walter Burdell. Joe Oewald, George Rowden, Harland H. Clark, Herbert O. Miller, Carya Taber. George Slple, Archie Weat, John Cunningham, Jake Knutzen, Nick Rivera, W. H. Craw ford, H. H. Boussum, Charles McCraw, Delbert McClaleb. Orvllle Ooodman, H, I,. Mills. Ray Hult. John Harr, Al Zumwalt, Wi'ter Young, A. A. Rho. ten. Roy West. LcRoy West, Bert Rlp vty. Jack Hulse, Malcolm E. Owen, Oliver D. Owens and Lester Bcal. Bupervlaor Rankin haa full charge of all foreat Improvement work to be performed by the personnel of thla camp. The program calls for: 211 mllea of truck-trail construction: 4131 acres of hazard reduction; IBS miles of telephone line construction; 33 ata tlon buildings and Improvement: 7 publlo camp ground developments; 10 range Improvements. This program will be completed far an labor and needed materials be come available and after the existing Improvements are brought up to the desired standard. The program la In line with the reforestation policies of President Roosevelt, when he se cured authority to' employ 37S.O00 men for the so-called "Civilian Con . eervatlon Corpa." Reforestation work covers far more ground than the mere planting of treea. It Includes protec tion of the present stand from de struction from fire, Inserts and dis ease and the Improvement program acheduled for the Applegate camp la lor the purpose of facilitating human effort to give complete protection to the existing young growth and pro moting natural reforestation by mother seed trees. All claases of work In this program will be under the direction of quali fied foremen. Supervisor Rankin em ployed the following personnel, who will aerve In thse capacities: H. h. Nutting, general foreman, who la directly reaponslble for carrying out the program. He 17111 be assisted by: True Lewis, truck traU'conatruotlon foreman. S ' w fa, - Vict Adm. David F. 8 1 1 r a (above) will relieve Adm. Rlehard E. Leigh aa chief of tha U. 8. fleet Vine 10. (Aaaoclated Preae Photo) Nate Riuaell, hazard reduction fore man. Jamea Carroll, telephone construc tion foreman. D. Mills, horse trail construction foreman. John Haynea, blacksmith and tool sharpener. Roland Smith, road locator. ' Art Heed, supervising mechanic. BASEBALL Yesterday's Results Coast League. At Mission 4, Portland 9. At Hollywood S, Seattle 4. At Oakland 3. San Francisco IS. At Sacramento 11, Loa Angelea S. National League. At New York 7. Philadelphia. 8. At St. Loula 3, Chicago 1. At Pittsburg 3, Cincinnati 8. Only games scheduled. American League. At Philadelphia 14, New York 10. At Boaton 4-3, Washington 8-13. At Chicago 3. Detroit 3-13. At Chicago 3, Detroit 3. At Cleveland 3, St. Louis S. S' CLEVELAND. June . fln Walter Johnson, "the Big., Train" of baseball for many years, was named manager of the Cleveland Indiana today. Johnson will auoceed Roger PPeck- lnpaugh, whose regime haa been re ported frequently to be unsatisfactory to the Indians' management. The team has been losing more than half Its starts of late, and drop ped from first place to fifth in the American league. The election of Johnson came aa a complete surprise to the experts, all of whom were picking various base ball figures for Peck'a Job. EAGLE POINT PLANNING MM Of GRANGE BUILDING SOON - Eagle Point grange met June 6 for reports of the three committees pre paring, plans for a new grange hall. Each model of the building waa of the best and costs near low level re quired. Following a motion to build a new hall the voting waa held over until the next meeting, aa required by a new by-law. Legislative committee's motion reg istering protest of the proposed sales tax carried. The good of order com mittee gave instructions. State master, Ray W. Olll will be at the grange hall June 3d to talk on aalea tax. The lecturer will have charge of the program and the recep tion committee will assist. Program for the evening waa In charge of Relief committee and they carried out a beautiful memorial ser vice for the departed brothers and aiitera. Following a tableaux portraying the Goddess of Liberty, several songs by the quartet were given as also were appropriate readings, closing with a march, decorating the altar with flowers by the members. H. E. club met at Mra. Stella Haley's May 31 with 20 ladles present. The fancy work committee has completed a quilt. t A lunch waa served by the hostess. Matney Family In Reunion Sunday At Ashland City Park RUCH. June 9. (Spl.) A family reunion was held June 4 by the Mat ney family in Ashland park, In an annual picnic. Thla family woe con sidered a large one. Those attend ing were Margaret Lewis, Jackson ville; Mrs. Annie Copple, Murphy; Mra. Irene Lofland, Medford: Mrs. Mary Hamilton, Ruch; Misses Nancy and Martha Matney, Medford; John Matney, road supervisor, Ruch. and Will Matney. also of Ruch. Accom panying them were both children and grandchildren. Four brothers, Jeff Matney, Happy Camp, Cal.; Frank Matney, John Day, Ore.: Geo. Matney. Coquille, Ore., and Ike Mat ney, Grants Pan, were unable to come. KMED Broadcast Schedule Saturday, 0:00 Breakfast News, Mall Tribune. 8:0ft Musical Clock. 8:1ft A Peerless Parade. 8:30 Shopping Guide. 9:00 Friendship Circle. 9:30 Morning Melody. 10:00 U. 8. Weather Forecast. 10:00 Schubert's Love Songs. 10:30 Morning Comments. 10:45 Quartettes Parade. 11:00 Neapolitan Nights. 11:15 Grants Pass Hour. ... 11:30 Song and Comedy. 13:00 Mid-day Review. " ' 13:15 Pyroil Parade. 13:30 News Flashes by Mall Tribune. 12:30 Martial Music. 1 :00 Vignettes. 1 :30 Varieties. 3:00 Dance Matinee. 3:00 Bongs for Everyday. 3;30 KMED Program Review., . 3:38 Music of Old. 4:00 Cocktail of Music. 4:30 Masterworks. - 6:00 Popular Parade. 5:45 News Digest by Mail Tribune. 6:00 Medford Theater Guide. - 6:15 Raynor Guy. 6:30 Dinner Dance Music. 7 :00 Eventide. 7:30 to 8:00 Yoyr Favorite Dance Bands. CREW TO IMPROVE The forest service is sending 30 or 25 men Into the Lake O' the Woods country to establish a camp and Im prove the roads, It was announced to day. The roads are atlll Impassable, ac cording to O. G. Smith, who has tak en over tl.e management of the popu lar ruaort. With the forest crew on the Job entry should be possible by next guhday, he atated today, but the official opening of the resort will be acheduled before late next week, at the earliest. Mr. Smith and the resort employes are at Lake O the Woods now, entry by truck having been pos sible for several days, and everything Is in readiness but the roads. Mr. Smith reported before leaving today to Join them at the resort. . witk Ileum? "If it's Stridor's, it's the best to buy f vKfia, : ... 'S'ijBy . i ..i.m imm ai n iaiiiiaiaaaa llllfT SNIDER'S SWEET CREAM BUTTER I One of Medford's Finest HOME PRODUCTS PROMOTE THE DAIRY INDUSTRY IN SOUTHERN OREGON BY INSIST ING UPON SNIDER'S WHEN YOU ORDER BUTTER . . . IT'S THE HIGH. EST GRADE AVAILABLE. IP YOU DON'T SEE IT DISPLAYED . . . ASK THE CLERK TO GIVE YOU SNIDER'S EVERY TIME! Saturday Special Ice Cream Delicious Maple Nut Ice Cream with Pecan Flavor SniderDairy&ProduceCo. PHONE 203 1 SI "-Vv i O! O Vben yen ut HUgtr Villi on Ibt pacitlr, yon KNOW you but SHREDDED WHEAT! There's a food that helps to keep you young at any age! Crisp-baked for quick digestion. Crisp baked to delight your taste. And blessed with all of whole wheat's bran, proteins, car bohydrates, minerals, vitamins, to give you all of Nature's richest cereal gift. With cream.with fruit any way you like it try this VITALLY rat DIFFERENT food Shredded Wheat today : ! i And jorget your years; SHREDDED WHEAT A product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY "Unaeda Bakera" Star Market 314 East Main. Tree Delivery. Phone 273. We Have a Fine" Supply of Lunch Meats-Always Fresh Choice Fryers-Hens Beef Pot Roast, lb 9c All Choice Steaks, lb 18c Pork Steaks, lb 10c Fresh Side Pork, lb. . 10c Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. . . . 25c Shortening, 4 lbs 25c New Sauer Kraut, quart 10c 001 IBcoiffipinm i?eetei?na THE HOME OF BREAD LIKE MOTHER MADE Buy Pineapple at these Lower Than Wholesale Prices A CARLOAD is a lot of pineapple, but that is what we bought direct from the Hawaiian Islands that we might save for you without sao- rificing quality. The pineapple is here hundreds of cases all Hunt's Supreme quality; fancy sliced and crushed, in all size cans. Here are the prices. The market is higher, so lay in a supply and Bave. HUNT'S SUPREME QUALITY PINEAPPLE No. 2 can 2 cans 25c FANCY SLICED 6 cans 73c Case of 24 cans $2.79 No. 2y2 can 2 cans 33c 6 cans 95c Case of 24 cans $3.73 No. can 2 cans 31c FANCY CRUSHED 6 cans 89c Case of 24 cans $353 FANCY LLICED BAKERY DEPARTMENT Bakery products so distinctively home quality as to rival home baking. Betty Crocker Cakes Seven varieties .... 23c and 39c BREAD: 1 lb. loaf. . . ., ' U lb. loaf ...... .3 for 13c .2 for 13c Perfect mayonnaise in VA minute . whipped with one hand while you pour with the other. Even a man can make it 4 The retlpt Win tht mixer. 1 SMT New MIXER and 1 Pint WESSON OIL "t 49c OTHER THRIFT ITEMS Ringer Brand Catsup; 14-oz. bottle 10' Ripe Olives, Lindsay A f Tomatoes. Bagley's solid pack. No. 1 tall can brand. No 1 tall can Florida Grapefruit Dainty Bits. 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Rockwood's Cocoa, 2-lb. can Flour Maple Leaf. 4 24i2 -lb. sack, 63 $ 1 09 49 lbs 1 Swansdown Cake Flour, package White Rose, 49 lbs. $1.29 Drifted 4 5 I 57 23 Snow Lawn Mowers 5 -blade self- adjusted ball bearing. 14 inch $6.69 16 inch $698 Garden Hose, Goodrich make, finer quality; 50 feet with couplings .. 10 19 Wash Boilers, weight, copper bottoms Self Polishing Wax, Oronite Pint can Soap. BoTd White. 10 for 22c P. and G. 10 for $439 Heavy-l 5 I 3d 41c 25c Z-M0R-U COFFEE - Now 25c lb. 3 lbs. 73c KELLOGG'S CEREALS ALL THREE 1 CORN FLAKES 1 PEP 1 RICE KRISPIE 1 Regular pkg. Whole Wheat Biscuit Free FOUNTAIN Regular Saturday Turkey Dinner a dandy big meal . ,., 25c Orange or Grape Fruit Juice Betty Crocker cake a la mode 1 Oc 6th at Grape Gattes & LydllaiM 6th at Central SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone, East Side 752, West Side 428. o D o o U o o D o X 7 oaoi 0E2Q 301301 OE30
