MEDFOKB MXIL TRIBTTNT:. rEDFOTD. OREGON. FRIDAY, .TTTLY 28. 1933.
PAGE SEVEN
water ramus
State Engineer Reports 53
. Given Sanction for Partial
Use of Streams in First
Half of This Year
Meteorological Report
Jul? as. less
Forecasts
Medford and vicinity: pair tonlpM
no change In temperatura,
Oregon: -Fair tonight and Satur
day, but' log on ooast; no change in
temperature.
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest 78; lowest. 54.
Total monthly precipitation, trace.
Deficiency for the month. 0.38 Inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1933. 14.88 Inches. Deficiency for
the season, 2.98 Inches. -
Relative humidity at 0 p. m. yes
terday 37 per cent; 5 a. m. today, 75
per cent.
8ATJCM. Ore. (UP) The United
' States may b& off the gold standard,
) but that doesn't worry Oregon min
ers, who are showing more activity
than for many years, milling and
molllcg In an effort to make the
earth give up her hoardings.
Report of the state engineer shows
that during the first half of this
year 3 water permit, aggregating
626.26 second feet, were Issued to
Individuals and corporations for min
ing purposes In Oregon. A number
of other permits were issuea ana
later cancelled.
Means Dig Supply m
A second foot of water calls for
use of approximately 37,200 gallons
per hour. New permits Issued this
year would result In more than 14,
807,200 gallons of water taken from
Oregon streams for mining each hour.
, Water la used for washing sand
and gravel In siulce boxes, leaving
gold particles In the bottom. It 1b
also uud In placer mining, pumped
t with great force against banks of
f gold-bearing sand or gravel. Most
permits Issuea nave oeen ior a.u
second feet, though a number have
been much larger.
Jobless Turn to Mining
Revival of gold mining In Oregon
Is attributed largely to unemploy
ment, which has made men eager to
find any kind of work, even If re
turns may be small. Operating costs
have also declined, making it pos
sible to work with some profit where
gold deposits are of very low -per
cent.
Greatest activity, the permits indi
cate. Is In southwestern and north
eastern Oregon. Permits In Joseph
ine county total 197.26 second feet.
Union county's come to 109, Grant
04, Douglas 73. Total water filings
from other counties Include Wheeler;
SO. Baker 13, Coos 10, Jackson 8,
Curry 3. Malheur 6. 1
Rogue Water Used
Largwst water permit Issued by the
state engineer was to A. B. Carter,
Portland, for 125 second feet from
five tributaries of Rogue river In
Josephine county. Second largest
was to John J. Dann, La Grande,
2.5 second feet from four tributaries
of Grande Rone river In Uunlon
county.
Other large permits Issued during
the six months were to Two Jacks
i Mining company, 30 second feet, from
Rock creek In Wheeler county; 8. B.
Herman, 10 second feet from Johnson
creek in Coos county; Fred Felkert.
Portland, 20 second feet, from three
tributaries of Cow creek In Douglas.
Some for Irrigation
N. W. Cole, Grants Pass, 13 second
feet from Granite creek In Joseph
ine; James O. Garfield, Azalea. 60
second feet from Starveout creek In
Douglass; E. E. Toung, Wonder, 30
second feet from Secret creek In
Josephine; George R. Thomas, John
Day, 48 second feet from John Day
river la Grant; O. I. Ruddick, can
yon City, 30 second feet from four
tributaries of John Day river In
1 Grant.
Total' number of water permits for
all purposes Issued thus far this year
la 197. Aside from mining, most of
the water appropriated Is for Irriga
tion. Fire protection, municipal and
domestic use, power, swimming pools,
livestock, and Illy, duck and. frog
ponds are among the other uses
listed.
Sunrise tomorrow, 6:01 a. ra.
Sunset tomorrow, 7:33 p. m.
Ohtervntlon Taken at B A. M,
120th Meridian Time
City
n
Boston
Cheyenne
Chicago
Eureka
Helena
Los Angeles
MEDFORD
New Orleans
New Dork
Omaha
P.hoenlx
Portland
Reno ....
Roseburg
Salt Lake City ....100
San 'Francisco 72
Seattlo 70
Spokano
Walla Walla 90
Washington. D.O. 78
78 60 .. Clear
, , 88 8 Clear
88 88 .. Clear
58 48 Clear
84 62 .... P. Cdy.
88 68 T. Cloudy
88 68 Clear
78 74 M Cloudy
80 64 Clear
90 70 Clear
110 88 Clear
74 84 Clear
... 98 62 Clear
80 52 Clear
.74 P. Cdy.
64 Clear
64 Clear
56 Clear
80 .... Clear
66 T. Rain
)
Scars of BatUe.
ROCKLAND, Me. (UP) Attached
to a six-pound square-tall trout
caught by Raymond S. Bird In Craw
ford pond were 16 hooks and files
evidence that the fish had bested
many previous anglers.
KMED
Broadcast Schedule
FOR PUBLIC WEAL
URGED BY NAZIS
Hitler Regime Points to De
clinipg Birth Rate in Open
ing Campaign .for More
and Better German Babies
Ry John A. Bouman
BERLIN AP) Emphasising the
nation's declining birth rats, the
nail reglms of Adolf Hitler has stsrt
ed a campaign of education ' aimed
at mors and better babies for Ger
many. Earnest appeals for well filled
cradles havs been directed especial
ly toward the rural population, "for,"
ssys one of the official communi
ques, "a nation can survive all blows
of fate If Its peasant stock Is sound."
Claims National Right
"What Is imperatively needed Is
s constsnt healthy rejuvenation of
the peasantry." said Wllhelm Prick,
Prussian minister of the Interior. "It
was so in the time of Frederick the
Great, when the cry was 'the king
needs soldiers,' and tt is so now.
"The stats has the right to demand
from those who till the soli that they
shall produce healthy offspring and
plenty of them."
Prick made tHls statement In ad
dressing the first meeting of a com
mission of experts on population and
racial policy.
He began by pointing out that the
number of births In Germany had
declined from 2,000,000 per annum
30 years ago to 978,000.
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8EXTET OP SAMPLERS: One of many orsws now In field distributing
millions of miniature boxes of Post Toaatlet featuring the new toy
cut-outs. A revolutionary Idea In packaging, every box of Post Toastles
becomes a playpackage. bearing on three of Its sides colorful perform
ing clowns, circuses and animala ready for cutting out when package
Is empty. These sample packages distributed direct to hornet and
through dealers will bring these new Post Tosstles toys to the atten
tion of parents and children and set cash register to ringing up ssles
of full size psckages of Post Toastlss.
thsn cruelty to ths HsHon. he a-1
aerted. "We shall refuse to be bound
by maudlin notions of charity or by
eflete church dogmas."
Husbands,' Prick declsred. "must
oe given Jobs, snd wives must get
t-sck to housework. The big family
ideal must bs revived throughout the
lend.
' "Too long a period of professional
mining Is Just ss bad for the time
ly founding of a fsmlly as too much
time given up to sports."
Phons 842. We'll hsul away rout
refuse. City Sanitary Servlos.
I
BY USE
ORCSLaVT, Neb., July 88. (AP)
.borne where in Wheeler county there's
a Jack rabbit that's allv today be
cause of the help of an automobile.
T. H. Murphy of Greeley was driv
ing along a highway and came upon
a hound In hot pursuit of the Jack,
s he drove alongside the rabb'.t he
slowed down momentarily and. the
rabbit hopped upon the running
board of the csr.
The rabbit rode there about a quar
ter of a mile, until the hound had
given up the chase, and then jumped
olf and went Its way leisurely.
Captures Tarantulas
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (UP) How
ard Wilson has a strange hobby. He
tracks down and captures tarantu
las, insect with deadly poisonous
powers. The largest he ever caught
had a leg spread of five Inches.
The birth rate of 3 a thousand
has dropped to 13. The average Oer
rr.an family has shrunk from 3 or 8
children to one or no-child.
Deficient on Increase
"A most Important and alarming
feature of the present situation,"
Prick continues, "la the mating of
the bodily or mentally deficient,
"Some authorities place the pro
portion of hereditarily unsound la
Germany as high as 20 per cent of
the whole population. It would seem
that sound stock la shrinking from
generation to generation and Is doom
ed to die out. That would be the
end of German kultur.
"Prom an agrarian state we have
changed to an Industrial state. The
industrialization of the nation has
brought in 1U wake money worship,
individualism, class antagonism,
Marxism, communism and the decline
of family life.
"Public opinion applauds woman
In business and sports. It takes but
little Interest In the wife and mother.
We shall change all that.1"
Decries 'Maudlin Charity
Prick said that each criminal cost
the state 3.50 marks; each lunatic
4 marks, each crippled person or deaf
mute 6 to s marks a day, whereas
the unskilled laborer had to be con
tent with a wage of 3.50 marks and
the lower class employe or official
with 4 marks.
"Modern humanltarlanlsm which
sllowe the weak and degenerate to
propagate their kind Is nothing less
Saturday
8:00 Breakfast news by Mall Tri
bune.
8:05 Musical Clock.
8:15 A Peerless parade.
8:30 Shopping Guide.
0:00 Friendship circle hour.
9:30 Morning melody.
10:00 U. 8. weather forecast,
10:00 Schubert's Love Songs.
10:30 Musical notes.
11:00 Neapolitan Night.
11:15 Grants Paas hour.
11:30 Song end comedy.
13:00 Mid -day review. ,
13:15 Popularitls.
12:30 News flashes by Mall Tri
bune 13:30 Martial music.
1 ;oo Varittes
2:00 Classified ad program.
3:00 Songs for everyday.
3:30 KMED program review.
3:35 Music of old.
4:00 Cocktail of music.
4 :30 Masterworks.
5 :00 Popular parade.
0 :40 Ashland entertainment re
view. 5:45 News digest by Mail Tribune
6:00 Medford Theatre Guide.
6:15 Dinner dance muslo.
7:00 to 8:00 Eventide.
REPEAL TAG PLACED
EL PASO, Tex, (UP) Reverend W.
a. Huggett, ardent prohibition worker,
discovered he had been driving his
automobile about El Paso for several
days with a large sign advocating re
peal of the 18th amendment banging
on the rear of the machine.
Some prankster substituted the
sign for one advocating retention of
the 18th amendment, which Rev. Hug
gett has been displaying for montha.
"That's my Idea of poor humor," he
remarked.
NEW LOCATION
FEED STORE
We are now In our permanent location at
4th and Bartlett Streets
(Old Mutual Mill Warehouse)
jv?
Low- overhead expense
makes it possible to sell
quality merchandise for less.
Our customers will find
plenty of parking: space and
prompt, courteous service.
SPECIALS
Ground Barley . . ... . . ,. cwt. $1.15
Rolled Barley -.,.70 lbs. 85c
Special Egg Mash .cwt. $1.70
Scratch Feed .' cwt. $1.65
Dairy Fly Spray
Ahtotutelr kills file-,
mil not taint milk.
90c gallon
Bring jour own container.
GRINDING
We can grind your grain
at a lower cost to you.
Ask our prices.
Hodgen-Brewster Poultry & Dairy Feeds
JERRY BARR
Phone 803
A telegram to the President of the
United States from the packers of
HILLS BROS COFFEE
July 25. 1933
,fl n Roosevelt..
Honorable f '
The president. ,
The Wiite House,
flashing D- q y0Uf
. e earnest Resale Coffe.
plan for recovery, quarters in San
Boasters and
Francisco are
,ee,ror Pl-t atta Division
office employees la S ag9
offlces throughout United
eduction. ' HlUS BROS.
CHARGE
HILLS BROS.
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Snider Dairy & Produce Co.
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One of the oldest Established
Creameries. Has Paid
REGULARLY Rogue
River Valley Far
mers Never Mak
ing Them Wait for
Money!
Phone
203
Buy Snider 's Butter and help not only local fanners ... but home industry
and at the same time you're helping yourself to THE BEST BUTTER.
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SATURDAY AND
MONDAY SPECIALS
Supplying Your Food
Needs is Our Business!
BUY YOUR
WINTER'S SUPPLY
FLOUR
Today and Save. We offer
Snfrivfiy highest quality as S
Ioiir as present supply lasts
at this very low price.
49 Lb. Bag
1
49
... it is our business to know what our
public wants ... to foresee YOUR food
needs , . . to be of the greatest service to
YOU in every "way. Just glance down
this ad. See how we've hit upon the
foods your appetite calls for. If what
you want isn't listed here, remember
our storeB are brim-full of good things
to eat. Come in I Our quality, service
and prices are sure to please.
CHEESE
Properly aped
Oregon Cream
Lb.
FIG BARS
BfAt Quality
Whits or
Whole Wheat
2 lbs.
16
19c
TUNA FLAKES
12c
.Clearwater,
for salad or
and niches
y3 size can
PEN JEL
Most
economical for
Jelly ma kin j
2 Pkgs.
27-
CORN
Del Monte
Oolden PIS
Bantam J Ka
2 cans UC
SYRUP
33c
JELL WELL
Max-l-mum
Pure Cane and
Maple
Quart Jug
SUGAR
$1)39
Snowflake Pure Cane.
Fine Granulated.
Best for Canning
100 lb. bag
Cooling Dessert
pick. J)C
CEREAL
Shredded
Wheat Biscuits
Pkg.
10
TOMATOES
Bagley'a Southern Ore
gon pack. A super value.
Tall cans
3 cans
19.
AIRWAY COFFEE
A purs Brailllan Blend. We tell jou the quality
3 lb. bag
NOODLE DINNER
Lunch Hour Prepared Chicken Noodle Dinner.
Enoufh tor two.
59c
17 os. jar CUC
23c
49c
VINEGAR
25-
Oregon made.
Pull strength.
In yon'r container.
Full gallon
CAKE FLOUR
Airy Fairy. Approved by Good Housekeeping
Lge. pkg.
BALCO MALT
Very popular quality. On sale today
Lge. can 1
TOILET TISSUE A -
Orefon Trail, Fins Sort TIito. Jaa n
, 4 rolls sjc
PAR SOAP AA
The r-erfect Concentrated Boap M sJ
Lge. pkg. dmJ"
MAYONNAISE
Best Foods quality ts nnsurpassed.
Protect your health.
Pint Jar 25 Quart Jar 1
SHRIMP
OR,
3 Cans .faU
American Beauty Brand.
For summer salads.
PICKLES
29'
Tasty Sweets. For every
lunch. A Safeway Talus
Quart Jar
45-
Fruits and Vegetables
GRAPE NUTS
Crunchy Cereal
CANTALOUPES
Very meaty. Medium all.
3 for
17-
25-
See our complete display of Picnic Foods
Pkg.
NEW POTATOES
Oregon grown.
COFFEE
Maxwell House. Vita Fresh
Lb. Can
TAPICO
Minute, makes the cool
pudding
Vlr
LOCAL CANNING APRICOTS at MARKET PRICE HERSHEY BARS
Either Nut or Plain
3 for
15c
29c
13c
10c
QUALITY MEATS
Safeway Sell Quality for Less
Pork Chops
lb. 15c
Beef Steak
lb. lge
FRESH GROUND
Hamburger
3 lb 25c
Legs Lamb
lb,152C
CELLOPHANE
WRAPPED
Picnic
NO SHANK
lb. 14V2C
MORRELL'S
BACON
lb. I6y2c
VEGETABLE
Shortening
3 lb 2gc
BONELESS
Beef Stew
lb, 12V2c
FRYERS
2c Ea.
Corner Main and Holly. TWO STORES IN MEDFORD
33 No. Central