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MEDFOHD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKU, OREGON. FRIDAY, JANUARY NEW YORK, Jan. 13. Fulfill ing a promise to her negro hiubatid that h would present him with a child put Mrs. Margaret 8 tack house, middle-aged white woman. In Jail to day, charged with kidnaping 24 -day- old 'Patricia Luciano. The husband la held on the same charge. Patricia was taken from her east aide home laat Tuesday by a woman who represented herself as a nurse from the home relief bureau. She left with Mrs. Luciano a typewritten note telling of an "Infants' party" at which Patricia was to receive clothing. She promised to return the baby within an hour. When she did not come back, police were noti fied. Yesterday Mrs. Stackhouse's hus band, a CWA worker, called a ne?ro physician to attend his wife. The physician was told the baby was only three days old. He had read of the Luciano kidnaping, became suspicious of the negro's story, and notified po lice. The Luclanos Identified Patricia by scratches on her body. A blanket found in the Stockhouae apartment was Identified by Mrs. Luciano as one In which the baby had been wrapped when taken away. Mrs. Stackhouse at first maintained the baby was her child, but when a blood test was made to determine the parentage of the Infant, she ad mitted part of her story was false. She still contends she received th U. Wr mm a nrnmnn tj whom She . (Today S . Pr.v A.V Mrs. Luciano Identifies the woman;----- ' .. ih. .Mini Hrtr.nn.r Assistant Dls- wee trict Attorney McCarthy said. Livestock. ' PORTLAND, Jan. 12. (AP) Cattle 35; calves. W; steady, unchanged. HOGS 200; steady, unchanged. SHEEP 700; steady, unchanged. Produce. PORTLAND. Jan. 12. (AP) But ter Prints, extras, 20c; standards, 19'4e lb. BUTTER PAT Portland delivery: A grade, 16M8c lb.; farmers' door de livery, 13 $ 14c lb, higher. EOOS Pacific Poultry Producers' selling prices : Fresh extras, 19c; standards, 17c; mediums, 17c dozen Buying price by wholesalers: Fresh extras, 17c dozen: firsts. 15c; me diums 13c dozen; undergrade 11c: pullets, lie dozen. POTATOES Local whit and red, tl.15 al.25 cental; Yakima 1.15 1.40: Deschutes, 91.40 cental. Cheese, milk, country meats, live poultry, onions, wool and hay, unchanged. Two Medfords were . overlooked when the Medford chamber of com merce s?nt greetings to all o:h?r cities of that name In the nation, a letter from J. David Baile of Medford, Man-land, revealed. The other for- sweet cream 5c ; gotten Medford was Medford. Mo. Neither was listed on local maps. But both have been contacted since re ceipt of Mr. Balle'a letter. Although his home town has a population of less than 100 persons, he has a business which brings a turnover of $125,000 annually located there. It la known as the Medford Grocery Co., Inc. A letter apologizing for the over sight and explaining that the maps were at fault was mailed by W. S. Bolger, president of the Medford chamber of commerce, to Mr. Ball. CKlc.-o Wheat , CHICAGO, Jan. 13. ( AP ) Wheat : Open High Low Close May . .854 .8714 -85J, .87 July .84Vi .85V4 .83'4 .85', Sept Xi't .86 .85Vi .KTTi rVall St. Report BOND SALE AVERAGES (Copyright, 1934, Standard Statistics Company.) Jan. 13: Gandhi Disciple Homeless, Broke Longs For Home CALCUTTA, Jan. 12.-l-Homc leas and alone, Nila Cram Cook of Iowa today entered a home under the vagrancy act. She told a mag istrate she had no place else to (to. The former follower of the Ma hatma Gandhi said, however, that she expected to be repatriated to America soon, together with her son, who Is In Ahmedabad. Police here say the boy is under the protection of a guardian ap pointed by Gandhi and that he declined to give up the child with out the written auUiority of the mother. JACKIE ALLEN IS FIRST 1934 BABY AFTER LONG ILLNESS James Fralley, elderly resident of Grants Pass and Medford. died Janu ary 9 at the Sacred Heart hospital, where he had been a patient for sev eral years. .F VETERAN. PASSES Hugh B. Fleming. 44. veteran of the World War, died early thta morning of a sudden heart attack near Ruch, where he had been mining for more than a year. He was a second lieutenant In avia tion during the World war and had , been Informed of a promotion when the war ended. Ho leaves his widow of Ruch and his father, William Fleming of Seattle, who will be here for the funeral services, time of which will be set when word la re ceived from him. Arrangements are In charge of the Perl funeral parlors. MEASURE IB SENATE 12. 193-1. I Held For Assault I ABOARD THE r ih j i PAOE FTVH; BYRD PLAOSHIP EX ROUTE TO LITTLE AMERICA, Jan. 11. (Dclnyod) (Via Mackay j Radio) (AP) Read Admiral Rich- nrd E. Byrd made his third flight into the Pacific quadrant of Antarctica j today. j Tnedicatect Ingredients of Vicks VapoRub in Convenient Candy Form VICKS COUGH DROP Year ago... 3 yra. ago- 20 India ,.. 74.5 ... 74.2 72.9 66.1 89.2 20 RR'8 77.0 76.2 74.6 65.0 104.3 20 Ufa 79.3 78.7 77.2 84.8 100.2 BIsLTHS STOCK SALE AVERAGES (Copyright. 1934. Standard Statistic Company.) Jan. 12 Born to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Plummer of Central Point a daughter weighing seven pounds, today, Janu ary 12. Silver! NEW YORK. Jan. 12, (AP) Bar sliver firm, o higher at 44. Prev. day... TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY POR SALE YOU WOULDN'T PAINT YOUR HOUSE BLACK. Neither would I. so I painted thla tan and brown, offering It with 3 1-3 acres adjoining the city, at a sacrifice. 20 cssb. balance like rent. Will accept livestock In lieu of cash. Don t lose a home: buy this and make money. Inquire 723 McAn drews road. WANTED Mechanic. Give detail of experience and your life work, Age, if single or married. Box. 205S. Tribune. SELL OR TRADE Good Fordson tractor and-chisel-tooth cultivator. Also Bean sprav rig. 810 E. Jackson St. 3 yra. ago.. 80 20 20 90 India RR's Ufs Total ... 90.9 43.8 70.4 80.0 , ... 91.8 44.2 71.7 80.9 . 89.7 41.8 64.6 77.9 j ... 64.3 29.3 94.6 57.5 .122.0 98.9 164.1 125.8 Little Jackie Walter Allen, who ar rived In Medford at 3:20 Monday morning, January 1, to make his home with Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Allen, la the winner of the 11 gifts offered by Medford firms to the first baby oorn in jackson county In 1934. The following presents will be glv en to thf Aliens and their eon, who reside at 618 South Central avenue: Two weeks' free delivery of Oold Total Se1 creamery milk: Mennen'a toilet 76.9 uiujj ww.; iree pnoiograpn. rence'e Jewelry store; free dinner, Hotel Hollana coffee shop: aavtngs account. First National bank: night iibh ana bed lamp. People's Electric 5tore: free cleaning, Unique Cleaners: free finger wave for the mother, Cinderella beauty shop: choice ham, Economy market, and 82.50 merchan dise order at Palmer's. 60 76.4 ; 74.9 72.0 : 97.9 i -Tl-.e NEW YORK, Jan. 12. (P) stock market settled down to a quiet Jog today and leading Issues mulled about In an extremely narrow rang-2 Some metals, alcohols and farm equi ties Improved medorately. Much of the activity was furnished by low priced specialties. The close was Ir regular, Turnover approximated 1, 500.000 aharea. Today'a closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow: Al. Chem. is Dye 148 Am. Can 96 1. Am. it Fgn. Pow , A. T. t T Anaconda Atch. T. it S. F Officials of the Public Works pro gram were conferring In Klamath Falls yesterday and looking over the engineering and other phasea of the work underway In that city, It was reported by representatives, attending the meeting here today. Marshall Dana, director of the pub lic works program In the northwest, and C. C. Hockley, engineer of the PWA, were both In the neighboring city. CAPITOL, Olympla, Jan. U- (AP) Adcptin tli- r;oort or t'pe ccnf?:m: committee the house today receded from four of its 106 amendment, to runeral arrangements In charge of the Steele liquor control bill, repassed the Perl Funeral home, will be an- the measure, and sent It back to the nounced later. Mr. Fralley was a senate for final action. Concurrence member of the Catholic church and by the upper chamber will put the has relatives residing OUt from state stores Honor net In the nnnrt. Yukichl Yoshlda, Japanese itu dent at the University of Soutl Dakota, was arraigned at Vermll lion, S. D on charges of assault arising from a classroom shootinc In which another student war wounded. (Associated Press Photo) Grants Pass. San Kram-lM-o Buttrrfat, SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. 12 (API First grade butterfat. 18c, f. o. b San Francisco. of Governor Martin for his signature. Attorney Oeneral I. H. Van Winkle Is serving his fourth consecutive term In office. He waa first elected In 1920. WASHINGTON, Jan. 13. (T) Overtures have been made to the United States for a preliminary world sugar conference and President Roose velt has replied he would be glad to have this country participate. mm h OF WHEAT fTatid SAVE MONEY Say it to your grocer today. Serve it tomor row. Two surprises. Lower cost-quality, FREE : Boys and girls mail one top of a Pearls of Wheat package for a home circus free. . . . Mail two tops and get a side show in addition. Address Carlo tin Clown, 1060 Stuart Buildine. For Hard Coughs or Colds That Worry You Creomulsion is made to Rive au- ! preme help for coughs or colds. It cobinea seven helps in one the best helps known to science. It la lor quick relief, for safety. j But careful people, more and more, i use It for every cough that starts. No one knows where a cough may lead. No one can tell which factor will do most. Tnat depends on the type of cold. Creomulsion costs a little more than lesser helpa. But It means the ut- most help. And It costs you nothlnc ' If It falls to brln the quick relief 1 1 you seek. Your dm&ztst euaranteea , I It. Use it for safety- sake. (Adv.) TOMORROW Sensational Bargains QUOFQ ur esses 40 Dresses Wool and Silk, including; formrils. Sizes 14 to 44. Values $5.05 to $12.05. Sale price Another no pairs. Including pumps, ties and Ovfords. ,sale price $1.45 The famous Robin lloml children's shoes, sale price $1.25 to $2.95 New Spring Dresses and Hats now on display! The Band Box &Shoe Box "The store that saves you money' 223 E. 6th St. $9.95 and $3.95 WANT to meet reliable woman, 45 to 55; not encumbered with property or relations. Object matrimony Box 2116. Tribune. FOR SALE Two fresh milk cows, several draft horses, weaner pigs and other livestock will be sold at auction, .Saturday at 1 p. m. Sales Pavilion located on the old Med-ford-Central Point htway. i5o. Oreg. Livestock Auction Co., Phone 258-R. POR RENT 5 -room furnished house. $18.50. 330 Haven. SHOES FOR LESS ,,mirr7Vork. dress. Oxfords. Chippewa Quality Boots. 317 North Riverside. 40 ACRES, level ground, woven wire fence, excellent spring, some fruit, on new highway. BARGAIN at 1000. Mrs. Reed, mile south and mile cast Beagle. Sams Valley post-office. ALL HAIR - CUTTING, 35c. Hotel Shop. Grand FOR RENT-Grape. -5 -room bungalow, 508 S. 11414 13 59H Bendlx Avla - 16 Beth. Steel 36 I California Pack'g Caterpillar Tract, ...... ... 24 ' Chrysler 51 Va Com!, Solv 33 Cur tl&s-Wright ..... 2 DuPont . 83 U Gen. Foods 35 Gen. Mot 35 Int. Harvest 39'.; I. T. & T U'rSi Johns-Man. ;....,-..- BT-'2 Monty Ward 22 North Amer . 15 Penney (J. C) - 5fl',a Phillips Pet - 15';, Radio .., - 61 Sou. Pac ... 20 Std. Brands 223, St. Oil Cal 38 St. Oil N. J - 44 Trans. Amer 7 Union Carb - 46 Unit. Aircraft 31 U. S. Steel - 47 Foocnow Isolated. SHANGHAI, Jan. 12. (AP) The nationalist government claimed today that Its troops have isolated the rebel capital city. Foocnow. One of the Best Betty Crocker Cakes we've seen. Moist, tasty, tender, fine textured it has all the qualitiei which go to make up an out of the ordinary caks Jig Saw Chocolate 49c each This is our extra large family size. Three gener ous layers. A real value if there ever was one. jrluhrars 1 'ill 1 fed t w j j j w mi jt i w Of .Southern Oregon Here Is Your Opportunity to SAVE MONEY On Clothing You Need Right Now Overcoats All-wool Coats, right when you need one. Everything this season's styles and $22.50 Coats Reduced to $15.65 Another group $22.50 and $25.00 Coats Reduced 10 $18.65 Of course these Coats are all wool. A few good Coats as low " $10.00 SHIRT5 The best work shirt you can buy for the money. Made by Cameron, of heavy cheviot chambray. Full cut, tailored like a dress shirt. Regular $1,00 value. Reduced to 85 Broadcloth Dress Shirts Collars attached in plain colors and fancy patterns. A real value at $1.00 TT SHOES Work Shoes and shoes for town wear. Brown retan leather, solid oak soles, plain toe and can styles. This leather adapted to barn yard wear; extreme ly tough and durable. An exceptional buy at $2.95 Black chrome tanned leather, oak soles, soft, pliable leather. Plain toe styles. Grouped to sell at $3.45 Special group of Nunn-Bush OXFORDS Black and tan calfskin, all latest styles. $6.50 to $7.60 values. Reduced to $4.85 All Friendly Five and Fortune Shoes and Ox fords reduced to $3.85 Broken lots of brown and black Oxfords; values up to $5.00. Special $3.65 LEATHER COATS Wool lined black horse hide Coats. Just the thing for the outdoor man. $10 value. Reduced to $7.85 Washable calfskin Coats. Regular $9.50 values. Re duced to $6.95 Sheepskin lined moleskin Coats with sheepskin col lar. Regular $9.00 values Reduced to $6.35 Boys' Coats Boys' Blue Cossack Jack ets. Regular $3.95 values. Reduced to $2.95. Boys' Trench Coats $3.95 Sweaters Fine quality all wool slip on Sweaters, crew neck, good colors, angora brush, ed finish. Regular $2.95 values. Reduced to COATS Price $2.35 Everything As Advertised Quality Merchandise At Extremely Low Prices Main St. whf.kk r.u;iiv nm.MR nor its ni tv Phone 99 If All Winter Coats REDUCED yl. Styles that will be good next year and an opportunity to save half. Silk Hosiery Closing out on a few numbers in well-known brands of hosiery. Chiffon and service weight all sizes and a good assortment of colors. Damask Cord DRAPERY 89c 50 inches wide. Colors Blue, Rose and Oold. Regular $1.25. Special for this sale SHEETS 79c Seamless Sheets, 81x90. A good sheet in large size. A real bargain in sheets. BASEMENT BARGAINS Serve Yourself and Save Women's Print Dresses 95c Women's Rayon Hose 39c Men's Dress Shirts 69c Children's Cotton Knit Dresses 89c Women's Oxfords ........... $1.79 to S2.45 Children's Tan or Black Oxfords S1.00 CANDY BAR FOR THE CHILDREN ACCOMPANIED BY PARENT i i I Tel. 989 t I tmm VUI ft SW waSHiasaasaaaaaasrosl may V n ' II S & H Green Discount Stamps on Every Cash Purchase H "M.M.Dent. -Store FREE: For boys indgirlj 50 (imoujRingc I SPfej2 ft II ' Ace Bicycles. Ask your grocer for detsill. I sJESSSSU H & WMfaaqCmftiUH4? ' - Women's Shoes c r 7 (r4llliite. shoes i2s&si $3 45 IV JL ALL eM4? aaife 5?agJ ,'-Of I norcciTQ J3L omensonoes twlm' I I ffiw!!& A huge shipment of worn- " 'rirf V VwSlMi wJ ens Prin Snes is here Hr- I I i at popular prices. "1 ' $C00 $2.95-$3.45 I vt Ij s . V. ii 1 uooa assortment 01 women a oim fclli'lH TOT1 1 'rWTT'O Dresses, sizes 14 to 46. Your WWi I K1JN 1 ij choice, any dress on the rack, BiJ-iil or on on rn $5.00. fijf! 25c, 29c, 39c, 50c jjija Tne new patterns or sprlnjt prints By3 "re l"r'- Also the new McCall pat- terns. Do yony dress-maklnit early WW mm 7-".t,,,w,,erKeep,,OU,n-
