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MEDFOTO) V.ATL TRIBUNE. fRDFORD. OREGON, FRTD'ST, AUGUST IT, 1933.
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JOB CONTRACTS
TO BEAWARDED
Expenditure Of $1,250,000
Will Be Authorized By
Highway Commission At
2-Qay Session Aug. 24-25
SALEM, Aug. 11. VP) Eighteen
highway Jobs In U counties of the
taw and asijregatlng an expenditure
approximating Sl.250.000 will be
awarded at the two-day aeaslon of
the state highway commission In
Portland, Auguat 34 and 39, It wa
announced hero today with the lasu
ance of calla for bids.
betting of the contract will be di
vided between the two day, with the
bulk of the funda to be apent ob
tained from the public works fund
of the federal government. Three
atate Joba, totaling leaa than aiOO.000
were Included In the call for blda.
Coven 00 Ml In.
The contracta will cover a dtatanoe
of 00 mllet In addition to three
bridge lettlnga and repair of roots
of tl highway ahopa in Balem. The
three counties of Lincoln, Tillamook
and Polk, on the Salmon River and
Coaat highways will get one-third of
thla dtatanoe, although the coat
would be leaa than aeveral ahorter
projects, It waa stated at the high
way department.
Baker county, with two projects
and a bridge Job, will be apportioned
about 18 miles, while Lane county
with one project will have U miles
Klamath county gets three Joba to
taling 10 miles; Grant county one
project of 11 miles; Multnomah coun
ty a project of one ana a nair miles;
Benton countv two, totaling two
miles, and Olataop county one proj
act of a mile and a third and two
bridge lettlnga.
Humbug Section Largest.
The largeat award to be let on Au
lust 34 la the grading of the North
Pork-Humbui Mountain section of
the Wolf Creek route, a distance of
1.34 miles. The grading In thla aeo
tlon will be heavy.
Heavy grading project will be let
in Baker and Klamath counties. All
projects to be let the first day are
federal Joba with the exception of
reahlngllng the highway shopa at Sa
lem, which will come out of state
funda.
Auguat 34 projects Include:
Baker county Dixie line of Old
Oregon Trail, grading and surfacing,
4-09 miles. Thla declared a heavy
grading Job.
' Clatsop county North Pork-Humbug
section of Wolf Creek route, 1.34
miles grading, Reconstruction of ap
proaches to bridge over Younga bay
on the Oregon Coaat highway near
Astoria. Thla award was considered
largest of bridge Jobs to be let.
Klamath county Terminal Olty
Klamath Falls aectlon of the Dales
California highway, one-fourth mile
concrete paving. Also Odell Lake sec
tion of Willamette highway, 4.23 miles
grading. The latter declared a heavy
grading Job.
Lane oounty Doyle Hlll-Nlmrod
aectlon of MoKensie highway, .14.24
miles bituminous macadam wearing
au'rface,
Sherman and Wasco counties
Blgga-John Day section and Dillon
aectlon of Columbia River highway.
11.10 mllea bituminous macadam
wearing surface.
Marlon county Reahlngllng two
buildings at atate highway ahopa at
. Salem. Thla la a state award.
Benton oounty Bummer Creek
Lobster Mountain aectlon of second
ary highway No. 301, four mllea grad
ing and 1.71 mllea surfacing. Thla
la a state project. (1.73.)
Multnomah oounty Oolumbula
Boulevard-S. p. & 8. railroad under-
crossing aectlon of secondary high
way No. 120, 1.44 mllea of regradlng
and concrete paving. This will be a
state project.
Tho following blda have been call
ed for award on August 33:
Baker county Durkee-Oales and
Llme-Huntlngton sections of the Old
Oregon Trail, 10.48 mllea bltumlnoua
macadam wearing aurfaoa. Also ana
culvert and five bridges over Burnt
river on the Dixie Line section of the
urn Oregon Trail.
Orant county Middle Pork-Plow-era
Gulch section of the Pendleton-
jonn Day highway, 4.83 mllea of
grading. This was declared a heavy
grading Job.
Lincoln, Tillamook and Polk coun-
uea rreskowln-Slleu: River aectlon of
the Oregon Coaat highway and Tllle
mook County-Grande Ronde section
of the Sslmon River highway, 37.44
miles bituminous macadam wearing
surface.
Tillamook county Mills Brldge
De adman's aectlon of the Wilson
River highway, 34 miles grading and
ravel topping.
Clatsop county Bridge over Ne
anicum river on Wolf Creek high
way near Necanlcum.
The highway department announc
ed that the new minimum wage
schedule will be effective on all these
Jobs aa designated aeveral weeks ago.
paying not leas than 39 cents an
hour for common labor and 83 cents
an hour for skilled labor, on cer
tain isolated section a 40-hour week
may be used Instead of the 30-hour
as provided under other federal Jobs
Employment will be given men rec
ommended by local employment agen
cies specified by the U. 8. employ,
ment bureau, It waa announced. Do
mestic materials will be used, or If
foreign materials are to be used, a!
ternau blda will be requested. Sub
contract may be let on some Joba
not to exceed 30 per cent of the
contract.
KM ED
Broadcast Schedule
Saturday
8:00 Breakfast News by Mall Trl
bun.
8:03 Music Clock.
8:13 A Peerless Parade.
8:80 Shopping Gulda.
9:00 Friendship Circle.
0:80 Morning Melody.
10:00 U. 8. Weather Forecast.
10:00 Schubert'a Love Song.
10:30 Musical Note.
11:00 quartette Parade.
11:19 The Grant Pass Hour,
11:30 Song and Comedy.
13 :00 Mid-day Review,
13:15 Popularity.
13:30 News Flashes by Mall Tri
bune.
13:30 Martial Music.
1 :00 Varieties.
3:00 Classified Adltlon of the Air.
8:00 Songs for Everyday.
8:30 KMED Program Review.
3:38 Music of Old.
4:00 Cocktail of Muile.
4 :30 Masterworks.
8:00 Popular Parads,
6:40 Ashland Entertainment RC'
view.
8:43 Newa Digest by Mall Tribune.
8:00 Medford Theatre Guide.
8:15 Dinner Dance Music.
7:00 Modernistic..
7:80- 8:00 Eventide,
Thomson Creek
THOMPSON CREEK, Aug. 11
(SpD Mr. and Mrs. Sam Johnson
wen ouslnesa callers In Grants Pass
Wednesday.
Applegat Sunday school vlsted
the Provolt Sunday school laat Sun
day morning. The total attendance
waa 80.
Mrs. M. Orubb visited Mrs. Harry
Knutaen Wedneaday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Heaaelgrava of Cen
tral Point vlaltad their sister, Mrs.
Warren Me, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs, William Jordan and aon, Fre
mont, vlalted Mrs. John Perry of Mur
phy Monday evening.
Leo Hoffman and George Coffee n
worked Monday on the tennis court.
. Mr. and Mrs. I. K. Foy and Mrs.
Martin vlalted Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Elmore Sunday afternoon.
Roy William waa a business caller
on Thompson Creek thla week.
Dave Dora of Jacksonville was a
caller Sunday at the Hogan home,
Among those enjoying swimming
Wednesday afternoon were Mrs. Ellen
Mee and sons, Mrs. Martha Mee and
daughters, Bertlna and Elmore, and
Mrs. Clara O'Brien.
Home Economics olub met Wednea
day afternoon. There were six mem
bers preaent. Mrs. Sam Johnson vis
ited the club, Plana were made for
Friday nlght'st program which the
club la putting on for the Grange
lecturer's hour, '
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Wilcox are
leaving for California.
Aahton Foerst and Charlea Elmore
enjoyed a hike Bundny to Miller
Lake.
WIVES IN BATTLE
OF
FLIER, ADVENTURER
Movie Actress Claims She
Married Deeds In China-
Harsh Words Exchanged
In Kansas City Station.
KANSAS CITY", Aug. Jl. (AP)
Word were many and tears were
fw today at the second meeting
of two women, each of whom in
lists she Is the lawful widow of
Captain Ed P. M. Deeds, American
aviator killed In China, whose body
ended Its long Journey home this
morning.
Mrs. Marie Henneasy Shirley Deeds,
auburn haired movie actress, who
accompanied the body from China,
stepped from the train to encounter
the blond Mrs. Betty Deeds, who
flew to Kansas City yestnrday from
Los Angeles.
MtraiiRe Reception
The meeting provided a strange
reception for the body of the world
war filer and soldier of fortune. wflM
snoi aown eight enemy planes as ft
youthful member of the Royal Ply
ing corps.
The surviving rivals of this post- vened,
humous triangle immediately assert
ed their claims to widowhood in
connection with the flier death,
thus resuming a debate begun a
week ago when arrival of the avi
ator's body In San Francisco brought
them face to face for the first time
Mrs. Betty Deeds, first wife of the
airman, was flanked about at Un
ion station this morning by a large
group of friends of Captain Deeds,
who had known her aa the true
spouse of the aviator. She expressed
determination to possess herself of
her husband's body.
Would Bar (Second Wife
The auburn h sired actress, who
asserts she married Deeds In China
four days before his fatal crash, ex
pressed a determination to thwart
the designs of Mrs. Betty De?ds.
"He was my husband and you know
It," said the first wife.
"Say, don't be silly, you left him
and he married me," continued the
second Mrs, Deeds.
Mrs. Marie Deeds placed her arms
about the dead filer's mother, Mrs.
Millie Potvln, as the group moved
through the station. The filer's
mother became hysterical.
"Get away. Don't touch me," she
shouted. "I don't even know you."
As her relatives sought to comfort
her, she cried, "All of you leave
me alone. Oh, that woman. Why
should my son be dragged down
this way."
Pair Near Blows
At the head of the stairway, up
which the party climbed, the two
rivals met again. With hands ex-1
tended they approached each other I
glaring, but friends quickly inter-
"She can't go to the funeral to
morrow." the first wife of the filer
said. "X can't stand to see her there.
I won't let her go."
''You bet your life I'm going to
the - funeral," shouted the second
wife across the wide corridor of Un
ion station.
"It's just another case of a dis
carded wife trying to get back In
the awlm after divorcing her hus
band and then trying to get the
money he left," she explained as she
left the station.
The second wife asserted she had
proof Deeds and his first wife were
divorced In Mexico. She said to
"make It even 'more sure." Deeds
obtained a second divorce, In China.
Ruch
RUCH. Aug. 11. (Spl.) Miss Ma.-! ft
Miss Mollie Hay, She was accompa-
nled ny Mr. and Mrs. Tom Neldenoff.
Mrs. Nledenoff Is Miss Mickey's sis
ter. Mr. and Mrs. Neldenoff re
turned to Portland after a week- 1
end visit.
Miss Janet Turpln of Medford Is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Llllte
McDonough.
Miss Mabel Carter, who went to
the huspltal last week, Is reported
Improving.
The driver of Edwin Taylor's milk
truck Is In the hospital for an ap
pendicitis operation.
Raymond Pearco made a trip to
Thorn pit Ins August 8,
Mrs. A. Zlebarth war shopping in
Medford August 7.
Phone 043. We'll haul away . youi
refuse, City Sanitary Service.
Lnlbectty Food! Stores
Alexander Grocery, Inc.
E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr.
PHONE 164
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1 large package IVORY SOAP
FLAKES .. 29
FREE 3 lOo packages FREE
1st
Ma a,
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ML J. B. Coffee
Par Concentrated Soap
Liberty White SO A P
Tree Tea fireen lk lb. 25c
Orange Pekoe V2 lb. 33c
Pabst Cheese Vz lb.
2 for 29c
Calo Dog Food 3 for 25c
Grape Nuts te- pg. 1 5c
Snowdrift Shortening
French's Mustard
3 lb. tin
large pkg
10 bars
79c
33c
25c
SUGAR
8 lbs. 47c
100 lbs. $5.39
HsasaMMsu
Chocolate Bars
Hershey's Not So Sweet
2 for 5c
Matches
Pineapple
Slice
KELLOGG'S Whole Wheat Biscuits. - -TWO
packages with coupon ,.,.,.,., HC
Liberty Bldg.
"The Home of Pure Foods" W. Main
Bald, Murdock Co., candors 01
the Monsrcb brand Bartbtt pear,
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Cantaloupes
Watermelons
3 lb. can 45c
8z.jar l'0c
Carton 25c
Solar, Broken'
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Piggly Wiggly
Myrtle brand coffee lb. 19c
Postum Cereal & pt 20c
2 for 25c
3 pkgs. 14c
2 for 15c
Vfefc 10 c
25 ok. 19c
28-oz. bottle 29c
4 19c
lb- 134C
Durkee's Salad Aid
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MEAT MARKET
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Store Hours
7 to 6
Saturday
7 to 9
Phone 46
You can't afford to buy anything but the best meats
The Economy Market sells nothing else.
Spareribs, lb. 8c
Picnics, lb. 12c
Pork Backbone, lb. 5c
Lard, 3 lbs. . . ... . . . . . 25c
Veal Roast, shoulder cuts, lb. . . 10c
Pure Pork Sausage, no cereal, 2 lbs. 25c
Pork Roasts, shoulder cuts, lb. . . 10c
STAR MARKET
314 East Main
Store Hours:
7 to 6
Saturday
7 to 9
us.
We Deliver Phone 273
KZLLOOO'S WHOLE WHEAT BISCUITS-. A J
8 package, with coupon - 1 I C
Choice R. I. Red
Hens, Fryers
Pork Steaks, 2 lbs. for 25c
Choice Beef Pot Roast, per lb.
Home Cured Bacon, per lb. .
Choice Beef Steaks, per lb. .
Shortening, 4 lbs. for 25c
Use Certo for Jam and Jelly
9c
15c
15c