Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 19, 1934)
.J MEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTNE, BEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY. TA2fTSHY ID, 193?. PAGE THREE OF SHRINERS'PATROL Member of th HUIah Temple Shrine patrol auembled at a banquet at the Cave Shop In Grant Paw lut Bight and unanlmouly re-elected the Rex Barnett. 1933 officers to aerv for the 1934 season. Rex Barnett of Grants Pass will again bead the patrol, following a suce&sful year In the capacity of captain. - Under th direction of Bar nett, the Klllab patrol hat appeared In Shrine parades In San rranclaco and Los Anxeles, Cal.. Reno. Her., Portland. Ore., and various southern Oregon communities, bringing con siderable publicity to both the south ern Oregon Shrine temple and this section of Oregon. Paul B. Rynnlng of Medford will again serve as first lieutenant of the patrol, while the second lieutenant position will be held by Sam Stlne baugh of Grants Pass. Pour Medford men will fill the other offices In Hlllah'a marching organisation. Bert Peasley will esaln act as business manager. Herb Orey will again fill the office of publicity manager, Ralph Sweeney will continue to serve as treasurer and Carl Glasgow will re main as quartermaster. At last night's Interesting session In Grants Pass, addresses were made by Hlllah's new potentate, O. O. Alen derfer of Medford, Post-Potentates E. C. "Jerry" Jerome of Medford and A. K. Cass of Grants Pass, snd Director Dade Terrett of Medford. 25 CARS FRUIT Pear hlpmnt from Medford dis trict for the week ending last night totalled 14 cars of pears and nine of applee, bringing the total for the seanon to 1.742 pears and 113 apples. There remains la storage close to 450 cars of pears. Shippers report good prices for D'AnJous. In one or two Instances selling for above the' 1923 figure in the eastern markets, and maintaining a strong price in the foreign markets. Held at Port Weather conditions have caused Captain H. P. Rouse and Corporal Z. I. Phelps of Rockwell field. San Diego, .Cal., to remain here for two days. They arrived, at the local port Tuesday evening from Se attle, in a B-T trainer. NON-SUPPORT IS The grand Jury Is now scheduled to start it investigation of the "Dahaci case next Monday, in accordance with the instructions of the court, "to make a final clean-up of a matter that has become more or less of a political football." The inquisitorial body was delayed In getting to the matter, by the large number of unlisted matters coming before them. Including a number of non-support cases, in which wives al leged their mates were not doing right by them. Such cases are a problem. If Indicted and cast Into Jail, they can't support their families, and after such a happening, the wlws In many Instances plead for their release, after they have been Instru mental In securing their Incarcera tion, officials say. The district at torney's office said there were not as many non-support complaints as at other sessions, however, and attrib uted this to CWA work and other Job project. In the case of Manzle Btdcn, 29. local resident, bound over for alleged contributing to the delinquency of a 17-year-old girl, was before the grand Jury. The girl, in testimony in justice court and Juvenile court, de fended Btden and claimed "there wns nothing wrong." She asserted that Blden befriended her and Invited her to "stay at his house," as an act of friendship, and to help her meet an economic situation. Sisters of the girl were instrumental in se curing the arrest of Blden. Other criminal cases heard by the grand Jury include a Butto Falls shooting of a birthday celebrant in the leg, a Plnehurst assault with a PEERLESS SCORES AG Ami the Meats featured at the Peerless Market are slaughtered and handled at one of the very few plants in the state of Oregon recommended to the U. S. Department of Agri culture by Dr. W. H. Lytle, Chief of the Division of Animal Industry of the State De partment of Agriculture for federal inspection of meats to be furnished CCO camps. ONLY PLANTS THAT ARE OF GOOD CONSTRUCTION AND ARE MAINTAINED IN A SANITARY MANNER ARE RECOMMENDED! PHONE 603 FREE DELIVERY DAILY AT 8, 10, 2 and 4 Extra Special on Young Mutton Shoulders ...... lb. 6c Chops lb. 10c Legs Ib. 10c Stew 3 lb. 10c Rump Roast, boned and tied, no waste . lb. 12V2C Pure Lard or Shortening 4 Iks. 35c Extra Fancy Roasters or Hens, dry pick, col. lb 20c Fresh Ground HAMBURGER Made from Inspected Meat, No Cereal 6 pounds 25c Fresh Smelt 4 lbs. 25c Steaks, sirloin, rib, small T-bone, tender beef, lb Qc Bacon, mild cure, any size piece lb. 5C Boneless Corned Beef, lb .... 10c Sausage' fresh ground, 4 lbs. . 25c Beef Roasts, tender, no neck, 7C Fresh Oysters, fancy Willapas, pt. 28c? 50c Mayonnaise or Sandwich Spread FLAVOR FOODS AN OREGON PRODUCT Bulk, pint 1 7c Quart 33c FRESH FRUIT AND VEGETABLES Large Arizona Grapefruit, 4 for 25c Southern Grapefruit, 7 for . 25c Southern Oranges, bursting with juice, 3 doz. ,27c Large Solid Heads Lettuce, 2 for ..- ....9c Carrots, Beets, Turnips, 2 large bunches .5c Spinach, young and tender, 3 lbs 20c Bleached Celery Hearts, large bunches . . . ...r 10c Medium Artichokes, 6 for ,. . . .25c Carefully selected No. 1 Potatoes, 25-lb. bags. .39c Parsnips and Rutabagas, 3 lbs 10c Free Delivery Any Size Order Tune In on kmi;d Tier, Mnrnlnf t 8:13 for Dally "peelali I'm I ; rV I k i? l I t If j0VH Marrlner S. Eccles, Ogden, Utah, banker, has been named assistant secretary of the treasury. (AssocU a ted Press Photo) deadly weapon cue. a Fogue River district trap-gun and still case, on Old Stape road district at 111 case, three Medford forgery and obtaining money under false pretense caws, and cases alleging violation of the Oregon medical law and the Oregon mining law. The grand Jury Is not expected to make a report until the end of next weik when Circuit Judge H. D. Nor ton la scheduled to return from hold ing court in Grant Pass. OPINIONS VARY ON SWINE POPULATION FOR AM RECORDS There seema to be considerable dif ference of opinion, official and pri vate, as to the hog population of Jackson county which will come un der the hog-corn production adjust ment campaign launched here last week. Records of the assessor's office hhow 2633 hogs, of a value of 18.830, and these are the figures that ap pear on the tax rolls. The federal hog census, takeu tn 1P30 by various farmers, places the number at 6300. H. A. Llndgren of the animal hus bandry bureau of the Oregon State college, who addressed the hog-corn meeting last Tuesday, and C. C. Hoo ver, a, hog raiser, said the above fig ures were too low. and Vint there were between 15,000 and 20.000 hogs in the county. County Agent Robert O. Fowler said this morning that the federal figures "were about right," and that hog production In this section "has decreased about 40 per cent In the past ten years." The county agrnt said the number of hogs varied dur ing different seasons. Emmett Nealon said he was a hog census taker In Vie Sams Valley dis trict and that "the count was cor rect and thorough, and 5300 Is about the right number of hogs, as at the WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the RELIABLE CASH GROCERY W. A. HOLLOWAY, Owner Phone 20 If the weather is bad or you haven't the time to come down town ... Phone 20 For Free Delivery COURTEOUS Experienced CLERKS FREE PARKING LOT Local Honey, 5-lb. pail 43c Mazola Oil, quart 35c Kre-Mel Dessert, 3 pkgs 1 3C Swansdown Cake Flour Large Package With Large Size Cake Plate 27- Large Pearl Hominy, 9-lb. bag 33 Coffee, pound package 1 8C Maxwell House Coffee, lb. can 27c Calumet Baking Powder, 5-Ib. tin . . . 89c Less than 18c Pound Shortening, 2 pounds Qc Tomatoes, large can, solid pack, 3 cans . . 35c Corn, 3 cans . . . 29c Tomato Soup, tall can, 3 cans , Spcrry's Pancake Flour, large package 25c 19c Bisquick, 20-oz. package ... 19c LARGE PACKAGE 33 Special Bisquick Demonstration Saturday Wesson Oil, V2 gallon (J9C Fancy Local Spinach, 3 lbs. . . 25c Solid Head Lettuce, 2 for .... 5C Cauliflower, head 1 0C Sweet Potatoes, 4 lbs 9C Fancy Squash, lb 2C Also a large variety of Brusscl's Sprouts, large Artichokes, Bunch Carrots, Beets, Turnips, Green Onions, Green Pep pers, Solid Cabbage, Fancy Celery, Parsnips and Rutabagas PETi Pet Milk, 3 tall cans 19c Call at our Store Saturday for Famous Pet Recipei time there wa no reason for not telling the hog population." Mr. Nea loa further stated, "Hog raising around .hers Is not very hot as we ship in most of our bacon.' When tfie hog-corn production contracts sr signed, it Is expected that the approximate number of hogs In these parts will be determined. Under federal rules It will have to be accurate- as the government la not prone to pay a bonus on too few or too many hogs. County Agent Fowler expects to have the schedule of community meetings on the hog-corn production adjustment program ready by next week and will start holding them. From Ashland Among Ashland vis itors In Medford on Wednesday were Mrs. c. E. Prntt, O. F. Carson and Leo Burrlss. FIRST CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR -POPS DP SALEM, Jan. 10. (j The first public announcement relative to the : gubernatorial content this year was made here today by Sam H. Brown of Oervals. who declared he would file as a candidate for the Repub lican nomination for governor. He seeks the position now held by Julius L. Meier, who has not yet announced whether or not he would be a candi date for re-election. Brown, a member of the state legis lature for many years. Is present state aeuator from Marlon county. Heck Goes South Phillips Beck, special agent for the California, In surance company in Portland, lefl Medford a few days ago for Califor nia, and will Teturn here next week for a short stop before continuing to Portland. FROM GIRL TO WOMAN Salera, Ore. MI be came rundown In health while Riowing into wo manhood. I lort much w-fight and was weak and awfully nervous," Mrs. Arthur Kit day of 2f0 North Church St. "I took Dr. rieree't Favorite Fre ftrHmlnn and it save me strength snd vitality and I felt to much belter in every way." Sold by driiRgfsts. Write Dr. Fierre'-i Clinic. Buffalo, N. Y. New Mie. tablets SO it., liquid $t.. T.arRe lie, tabs, or liquid, $L.J5. "We Uo Our Pari.4 TV? J Phone 252 for Good Food TEA WAGON DELICACIES A few appropriate suggestions for the party from Marsh ' . . . where high quality and low prices go hand-in-hand. Wadham's COFFEE 1 wffelnaSySd' v glass jar. Maraschino Cherries j bdveragVand ' Add spice to the occasion Preserved GINGER p- , Solve the cake problem Home Made CAKES ST&brer HTlf . rpP 1 f Ridgway's finest tea A er IVIaieSty S 1 L. A. i little higher in price but is better! Quality Groceries at Saturday Savings Wadham's Drip Grind Coffee, lb. ...r.,.r. .r.,.,..31c White King Granulated Soap 2 cakes of toilet soap, all for . .. 34c .Clorox, quart bottle .... 15c Post Bran Flakes, each. . 9c; 2 packages ,.r. 17c Royal Club Shrimp, 2 cans :.,.,..,. . ....... ., 27c Juicy Oranges, 3 dozen for s,.,.. ,..,. 39c BE SURE TO GET MAZOLA WITH VOUR NEXT ORDER 5 Deliveries Daily Careful Attention to Phone Orders CENTRAL MARKET Choice Hens, Fryers and Rabbits Choice Steaks, per lb 5C Beef Roasts, per lb 10c Home Rendered Lard, 3 lbs. 25c If You Are Looking for REAL BARGAINS Check Carefully . . the Ads In . . Today's MAIL TRIBUNE r
