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PA'OE FIVE T BUS1 OR. KRESSE TALKS AT Wednesday evening of the Jackson day afternoon when a trailer con taUnlng one ton of tomatoes broke loose from a car and hit the lamp post In front of Claycomb's Motor company building, with the result that the sidewalk was covered wltn rosy fruit. Much of the fruit was undamaged and was recovered, but children, re turning from school, soon found 'that the remaining tomatoes made excel lent ammunition. LPT. postponement has been made to give moro t:me for work In the fruit. The staff of teachers is now com plete with the selection of Dennis McOuire to fill the science and ath letic position. Other teachers in the high school will be Supt. H. P. Jewett. Miss Evelyn Hamilton, Mra. Ethel Fleischer. Mrs. Mildred Ross. The grade school teachers are D. P. Amtck, principal; Mae Richardson. Deuel, Bessie Murphy, Lottie Frank lin. County Medical society at the home of Dr. Charles A. Haines on Elkader street. The meeting of the society was the first since the summer vaca tion and proved to be a most Interest MEXICO GOES LONG ON ARMY GENERALS 18 ing one. Refreshments were served at a late hour to the assembled group, many of whom were from Medford. 4 Dripping radiators repaired. Brill Metal Works. MEXICO CITY, Sept. 8. (UP) The Mexican army contains SA7 gen erals to command 39,971 privates, ac cording to official figures released to day. ASHLAND, Sept. 8. (Spl.) Dr. A. ASHLAND. Sept. 8. (Spl.) Pedes trians and parked cars were bespat tered with ripe tomato Juice yester Central Point schools will open September IB Instead ot September 11, as formerly announced. This F. W. Xmi of Medford read the paper of the evening at the meeting Arlene Hay. Mabel Hansen, Edith MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE, JIEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1933. SAN FHANCI5C. Sept. . UP) Rapid Improvement In retail trade conditions on the Pacific coast dur ing August la Indicated by the cur rent report of the 8an Francisco board of trade. The board's review of cases of financial embarrassment shows an accelerating decline In these troubles during recent months. Cases where the board had to step In to protect the Interests of Its members who have extended credit to retailers amounted to 2.149 throughout the Pacific elope the first eight months of this year. The de cline from the 3.100 cases In the same portion of 1933 was 1.041, or 33 per cent. The falling off In cases brought before the board was much more rapid In August. The cases number ed only 197, compared with 358 In August last year. The July difficul ties totaled 318 cases compared with . 343 in July, 1933. A. J. Falk, president, said: "It Is significant that the improve. ment In both business end credits among the wholesalers and retailers keeps pace with the N. R. A. pro. gram." SIGN WHEAT PACT WASHINGTON. Sept. 8 (AP) The cumber of farmers who have signed applications to Join In the wheat re duction campaign today stood at well over 20,000. The farm adjustment admlnlstra' tlon announced that applications lor wheat contracts had been signed by growers in all wheat growing states and made public plans for intensive efforts to complete organization. Members of the administration's wheat section will conduct meetings In six wheit growing states between now and September 13. The dates for the conferences in clude: Spokane. Sept. 11 and- 13, at which state extension directors and others Interested will be represented from Washington. Oregon, Idaho and Montana George B. Parrel, association chief of the farm administration's wheat section, said that "no definite date for closing the sign-up campaign has been set." T ASHLAND. Sept. 8. (Spl.) A broken neck was suffered Wednesday afternoon by W. W. Robinson of Tal ent, who fell from a load of hay at his ranch near Talent. Mr. Robinson was pulling on a rope trip for the hay fork while on top of the load and the rope broke, letting him fall to the ground, a distance of 10 feet, striking his head and shoulder as he fell, and Injuring bis spine. He was rushed to the Community hospital at Ashland by ambulance for treatment. Mr. Robinson, has been In consider able pain since the accident. An X-ray made today determined the extent of the injuries suffered, 10 MEET PHOENIX, Sept. 8. (Spl.) Jackson County Pomona Orange will meet at the Phoenix Orange hall Saturday night. All members of the fourth degree are qualified to attend the Pomona meetings and therefore all Phoenix Orange members are urged to be pres ent. A good attendance Is looked for from outside districts. A program will be furnished by some of the grangers, planned by Mrs. O. C. Maust, Pomona lecturer. Several members of the Phoenix Orange attended the meeting of the Eagle Point Orange Tuesday night. Those attending from Phoenix were: Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Ward, Mr. and Mrs. O. c. Maust, Mr. and Mrs Vaughn Quackenbuah, Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Caster and Elva and Sybil Cm ter. Bright Spots By TTnlted Press. Homestske Mining company de clares an extra dividend of 91 and regular monthly dividend of si. Burroughs Adding Machine com pany reports for six months ended June 80 a net profit of 4 55 .902, against 9403,148 In the first half of 1932. Alaska Juneau Gold Mining com pany estimates August profit at 218.- 600, aealnst $101,700 in August. 1932. F. V. Woolworth company reports August sales of 20.356.705, or 115 per cent higher than sales of II8V 343,735 In A u trust, 1933. American Telephone & Telegraph company reports July net operating income of $1,337,463. against $335,058 In July, 1033. 4 C. C. C. Cnt Wood for Nedr. DALLAS. 5. D (UP) The federal reforestation army in the South Da kota Black Hills region has found a new employment for Its efforts. Arrangements are being completed by state and federal officials for dis tribution of the wood now being cut by the army to the needy in Tarlous THINK OF THE BIGGEST BLANKET VALUE YOU EVER BOUGHT! COMPARE IT WITH THESE THREE POUND SATEEN BOUND BEAUTIESI 3 Warmth without weight! and full size 66x80 inches. You'll like the soft pastel colors shades that add charm to any color scheme. The full 3 inch sateen bound ends add to their "quality" appearance. Smart women will buy these blankets by the dozen at this Ward Value-Price. We advise early shopping quantities simply will not last at this low price. 5. Wool Klankel's $2 98 price. 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Stunning nesr chalk stripes . . plaids., checks., fancy blues. Excellent tailor log. Superb linings. Wards Two-Sole Rugged Champion! WORK SHOES $249 Big. burly ahoea baflt to lUnd the ron ghost treatment. Brown rt tanned leather with heavy oak leather mid dle ftole pins a browaj No-Mark eompoaltioaj rubber tolel 13 nail rubber heel WOI1K SHIRTS at a price that's tgpieaiof WardSacimas 89' Sava smms by eoes tnf to Wards sat these Sapes Pioneers, msds) ot fin yarn ehso. bray, triple stitcned. Doable elbows. Ey.ll Wl DO OUS aST I 117 So. Central. MEDFORD, ORE. Phone 286 sections of Uie sute.
