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SrEDFOTtD M?TL TRTBXJ2ST5, BEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. FEBRUARY 23. 1031 PAGE THREE 'LILJEQVIST WILL DRAFT ANSWER 10 LA. Ik A. Llljeqvlst of Marsh field hu baen named by the attorney general to taka charge of preparation of the tate'a reply brief In the appeal to the supreme court of L. A. Bants, local agitator, now wiring a life terra In state prison for second degree mur der. Word to this effect was received today. The continued Illness of Ralph Moody, assistant attorney-general, who conducted the prosecution In the Banks murder trial, and the bal lot theft cases. Is given as reason for the change. Attorney Moody has been 111 for several months, and recovery has been slow. ' The state's reply brief must be In the hands of the state supreme court by March 10, when a date for argu ment will be set. Attorney Ltljeqvlst will be assisted In the preparation of the state brief by District Attorney George A. Codding. A 600-page transcript of the testimony Jn the murder trial was received this morn ing. The defense brief, filed a month ago, lists as grounds for appeal, al leged misconduct by Jury bailiffs, statements of the prosecutor. In his closing address, characterizing Banks "as a moral coward hiding behind the skirts of a woman," and claims 11 errors at law by the trial Judge. Attorney Llljeqvist is well known In this county. He was named a special prosecutor In the Bank of Jackson ville failure trials, the Klan night Tiding trials and In liquor prosecu tions. It la forecast that by mid-summer a decision by the high court will be made. In the ordinary course of busl. cess, It takes from six weeks to three months for a finding to be reached. The transcript of the evidence In the case of Gordon L. Schermerhorn, former sheriff, under conviction of ballot theft, was completed and turned over to his counsel last Satur day. Monday, March 0. has been set by Circuit Judge George T. Sklpworth of Eugene as the final date, for the . filing of bill of exceptions. In Schermerhorn 'a appeal to the supreme court. Ha haa been granted three extensions of tune. The transcript is voluminous and coat 408 to pre pare. Schermerborn Is at liberty on 17500 bonds, pending appeal, and his la the last of the vote-stealing cases. In all the others, the defendants are serving prison terms, enjoying pa roles, or were dismissed. Tom L. Brecheen, former Ashland resident, "star boarder" at the county Jail during the Banks-Fehl turmoil, who plead guilty to ballot theft and received an 18-montha sentence will be eligible to parole In April, when he will have served half his sentence. J. Arthur LaDteu, former business manager for L. A. Banks' newspaper, Earl H. Fehl and Walter J. Jones, leaders In the ballot crime, and all serving four-year sentences at Salem, will not be eligible to parole until they have served 18 months, from the date of entry last August. L. Alvln Tollefson, former cashier of the Central Point State bank, serv ing two and one-half years for con fessed perpetration of a bank robbery hoax, will be eligible for parole in May. TO AID JUBILEE E 10 I Assurances of complete co-operation and participation In Oregon's Diamond Jubilee celebration In Med ford next June, 3 to 9, was received today by the Chamber of Commerce from T. L. Stanley, general manager of Vie Shasta-Cascade Wonderland association. The Wonderland association has completed preliminary arrangements with the Redwood Empire association for the running of a Joint caravan to arrive in Medford during the cele bration. The caravan of the former will start from San Francisco, com ing up the Pacific highway, while the latter will proceed north from the Golden Gate city on the Redwood highway. The caravans will be com posed of several hundred people. This evening at 8:30 the Fpworth League of the First Methodist Epis copal church Is holding Its annual George Washington banquet. This banquet haa been an annual event for the past twenty or more years. All Epworth League members, their parents and friends, especially form er members of the League, have been Invited to attend. An entertaining program has been arranged under the direction of Olaf Severwm Jr.. and his committee. Rev. Joseph Knotts will act as toastmas- ter for the occasion: Miss Grace Jo Burnett will sing; Misses Helen and Josephine Power are to play a piano duet; toasts to George Washington will be given by the League presi dent. Joyce Banish, and by other of ficers. Helen Powers' committee has been decorating the north parlor, where the banquet will be held. The tables will have favors appropriate to the holiday and spring blossoms for, decorations. The menu committee, under Mild red Walker's direction, has arranged all soliciting and buying of food. The members of the Ladles' Aid are to help this committee in senilis;. Marvin Burke and his ticket-selling .committee have planned, for about 80 guests. i For the past few years the George j Washington banquet has been limit- DOCTOR'S ANSWERS To Questions By S. C. Bibcock, M. D. Q. I am i a rundown condition due to a qucnt bed cough and stomach trouble. What can I do to help this condi tion? An This Is not in un usual condition. You can htlp yourwli by a diet which should inrludc plenty of milk, fruits and vegetables. A good medicine like Dr. Tierce' Golden Medical Dfscovery. which any good drag store caa supply, bas By greatest confidence, ed to league members only, owing to financial conditions. This year, however, It has onoa mors been made public. Bible Conference To Be Conducted By John Page, D. D. John O. Page, DD,, of Chicago will conduct a three-day Bible confer ence here next week. It was announc ed today. Dr. page la one of the out standing Bible teachers of this coun try. He was editor of the King's Business of the Los Angeles Bible In stitute for some time, and at present la chief executive of the extension department of the Moody Bible In stitute of Chicago. He will speak Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday evenings at 7:30 o'clock and Wednesday and Thursday after noons at 3 o'clock. AU meetings will be In the Baptist church. Friends and members of Mrs. Warner's Bible class will sponsor the coming of Mr. Page. Mrs. perozzt Improved Friends In this city of Mrs. D. Perozzl of Ash land will be glad, to learn that she is steadily recovering from injuries received in an auto accident last fall Mr. and Mrs. perozal are now making their home at the Ashland hotel in the Llthla city, she will be required to return to Portland for further treatment later In the spring, but 1a enjoying very much improved health. DOLLAR 53 CENTS SALEM. Ore. (UP) J The American farmer In 1033 received 33 cents of the consumer's dollar, the agricul tural adjustment administration re ported today. In 1932 he received 33 cents. The administration pointed out that in 1929, when farm prices were com paratively good, the farmer received 47 cents out of each dollar spent for food, with 53 cents going to process ors aud distributors. Such price lev?ls can be restored only through increas ing farm prices faster than retail price or reducing costs of processing and distributing . The agricultural adjustment ad ministration expects that the fann er's share will be increased somewhat this year through various federal agencies set up. I corps of the Salvation Army next Sunday. The visit of Adjutant Morach la In connection with the special meetings being held by the army In Medford Uils week-end at which the young people of the army corps are to be featured. Theye meetings are an an nual aifalr and are the high light in the year for Salvation Army young folks. Adjutant Morsch will speak first at the 1 1 o'clock holinesa service on Sunday morning, agnln at the Sun day school at 2 p. m., and at the evening service at 8 o'clock. The pub lic is cordially invited to attend these meetings. 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 The Peerless Market and You Patronize' Local Industry. We Feature Local State Inspected Meats PHONE 603 FREE DELIVERY DAILY AT 8, 10, 2 and 4 . J: 1 Qroceru sm Bee Roastt And They're 1 fim Real Good SV Frankfurters, Bologna or Liver Sausage FROM INSPECTED MEAT! Steaks, tender beef Sirloin, Rib, Small T-Bone Boneless Corned Beef Veal, Steak, Shoulder Cuts Fresh Beef or Calf Tongues Fresh Ground Hamburger 12 12 No Cereal lb. 5 Shortening 4 lbs. 33c Buy Rabbits To stimulate local Industry, we are again co-operating with th eloral Rabbit Grow er. U. S. No ilb.20t POUND Fresh Ground Sausage 4 lbs. 2c Pure Lard 4 s. 35C And you need never give another thought la food buying, when you've phoned your or der the RELIABLE WAY. Your order will arrive on time and you can depend on every thing always being exactly what you want. If you prefer to come to the store there are EXPER IENCED CLERKS ALWAYS READY TO SERVE YOU. COOKED FOOD SALE SATURDAY By the. Ladies' Extension Unit of the PHOENIX GRANGE Catsup C H B brand, 14 oz. bot. 5c Pancake or Waffle Flour, Sperry's lg. pkg. 19c Carnation Wheat or Oats, large pkg 9c Red Salmon JX tall can 10c Norwegian Imported Sardines' 3 cans . . . . 25c Large Oval Sardines, 3 cans. . 25c Red Salmon, tall can 1 4C Boneless Kipper Snacks, each .' . 5c Rump or Prime Rib Roast, boned and tied, lb. 1 5C Veal Roast, prime shoulder cuts, lb. . He Fresh Oysters, large Willapas . . . qt. 43c PL 22c Pork Roast, young lean shoulders, lb 1 5C Fresh Smelt, fresh daily, lb 6C FRESH FRUITS & VEGETABLES Klamath Potatoes, U. S. No. l's, 25-lb. bag ..,...... 49c Sweet Spanish Onions, local, 10 lbs . . ...... 17c Fancy Rhubarb, 3 pounds . 13c Green Peas, full pods, 3 lbs. .,.... .,. ...w. 19c Parsnips or Rutabagas, 3 lbs. 10c Southern Sweet Potatoes, 5 lbs. .23c Artichokes, medium size, 6 for . . . 25c Celery, large, crisp, 2 for . . . .15c Bananas, golden ripe, pound .................. ..... .... 5c Oranges, medium size, 2 doz .25c Sunkist, large, sweet, dozen 27c Tillamook Cheese, lb. 19c Peaches, Lg. Vi can 15c Wax Paper, 2 rolls 5c Clabber Girl Baking Powder, 3 cans 25c ROYAL GELATIN DESSERT 3 pkgs. 19 and pkg. Pudding for J Macaroni or Spaghetti, 3 lbs .. 19 Beets, local, sliced, No. 2 can 0 Soup, Tomato, Clam Chowder, Vcg. or Pea, 3 cans 23 Laundry Soap, 10 bars 23 Flour, Guaranteed Hard Wheat .. 81.73 WALNUTS, 2 POUNDS -Ao$ Come to the Reliable for All Kinds of Extra Fancy Free Delivery Any Size Order Tune In on KMl.n Lrry Mnrnlnf t 8:1.1 rnr Kill, Spfflalt Bananas, pound - 5 Rhubarb, extra fancy, 3 pounds 23 Parsnips, fancy local, 5 lbs 17 Oranges, lg. Sunkist navel, do. 29 Grapefruit, fey Coachella val., 4 for.. 1J) Local Spinach, 2 lbs. 1 5 Potatoes, U. 8. No. 2., 50 lbs ...... 73 AImi r,rrn Fnm, Brans Onlonn, IUdl.hr, Otry, Tomato, l"ar!ey, Rutabaga, Cabbagr. Cauliflower, Carrol, Turnip, imtt, flrrfn pfppr, A.piuafUi, ArtlrhokM. tt Plant and llniaarl Kpruul. EDWIN PIERCE, 81, CALLED BY DEATH Perl Funeral Home Saturday at 1:00 p. m., Reverend Long of the Tro Method Itt church, officiating. Inter ment in the Log Town cemetery. Be correctly corseted in an Artist Model by Ethel wyn B. Hoffmann. Edwin Pierce died at hie home on Cherry avenue ThurMay after- ' noon He waa bom in Peninsula I County. New York. August 13. 1852, and had been a resident of Jaclwon county for the past M years. He waa married to Julia Slover. a native daughter of Oregon. July 4. 1890. Mr. Pierce waa a farmer and gold miner. He leaves his wife Julia, and one aon. Raymond. Funeral servient will be held at the Children's Coughs Need Creomulsion Always get the best, faateet and surest treatment for your chlld'a cough or cold. Prudent mothers more and more are turning to Creomuleton for any eouh or cold that start. Creomulalon emulsifies creoeote with six other Important medlcmn.1 ele ments which soothe and heal the In flamed membranes. It la not a cheap remedy, but contains no narcotlca and la eertaln relief. Get a botcln from your druggist rinht now and have It ready for Instant use. (adv.) Salvation Armv Home Head Will Be Sunday Guest Adjutant Rom M. Morsch, auptrln- I tendent of tba Salvation Army White Shield Homo In Portland. Ore, l to be tho gue&t speaker at the locnl Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 for Good Food eal Economy! Every item in our grocery stock is absolutely guaran teed to give you complete satisfaction at your price. Parker House Rolls Fluhrer's Dozen 25c Wadham's Coffee Q OKf Drip Grind. Glass Jar O Lbs. OwC SNOW FLAKES tm Lb. Pkg. 29c Home Made Chicken Tamales Each Benefit of Health Association. Driftod Snow Flour 49-lb. sack Kitchen tested. 10c $1.98 Iceberg Head Lettuce. Large, solid heads ..... 5c Celery. Crisp, tender stalks 712C Cauliflower. Fancy largo heads 9c Hothouse Rhubarb 3 OC w nnnnda ""WW Extra fancy .... Bunch Vegetables J 1 R 1 w lor i ww All kinds ... Order One of Mrs. Vilm's Delicious Cakes Pork Lard Lean Steaks Home Rendered II lb. lb. x 3 lbs. I 15c 15c ' 25c 1) CENTRAL MARKET Saturday Specials Choice R. I. Red Hens, lb. . . . 18c Steaks Very choice If You Are Looking for REAL BARGAINS Check Carefully . . the-Ads In . . Today's MAIL TRIBUNE
