MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1934.
PAOE FIVhi
PLAN FULL TICKET
Brown and Narregan Ru
mored Sheriff Candidates
Kelly, Hamilton Termed
Legislature Candidates
Sid I. Brown, long time resident
of thia ctty, and for yeara prominent
in the ranks of the Democratic party,
today filed his declarations of Inten
tions to seek the Democratic nomina
tion for sheriff at the May 18 primary.
Brown gave as his slogan: "To con
duct the said office In an efficient
manner and according to the laws
governing same."
The Democracy of Jackson county
is getting ready to gird Its loins and
present a full county ticket at the
May 18 primary. Filings along these
lines are due to be made, before the
end of the week. Democrats have
been confabbing for 10 days, convinc
ing candidates they should make "the
sacrifice, and uphold the policies of
Roosevelt."
Sid I. Brown of this city, a Texas
born Democra't of the old school, and
well known, is mentioned as an en
trant In the Democratic primary for
sheriff. Brown is widely .known.
Narregan Mentioned.
Gene Narregan, one of the "Young
Democrats," according to courthouse
reports, recently took out petition
blanks, with 'Intention of filing for
sheriff. Narregan has "filed for pre
cinct committeeman from the West
Med lord district.
Last January, Robert E. Bell, court
house janitor, filed for the Democratic
nomination for sheriff.
Sheriff Walter J. 01mcheid, Incum
bent, and Chief of Police Clatous Mc
Credle are the only Republicans filing
for the sheriff's, office, but several
aspirants are reported to' be threat
ening to take the plunge.
Wort man May Run.
J. Prank Wortman, farmer-banker
of Phoenix is mentioned as a possible
Democratic candidate for the county
judgeship. Wortman was a candidate
for the post in 1932, and was defeated.
H. D. (Johnny) Reed of Gold Hill has
filed for the place on the Democratic
ticket. Both are well known.
Earl B. Day, Incumbent, has filed
for the Republican nomination. Electa
A. Fehl, wife of the imprisoned E. H.
Fehl, has also filed on the G. O. P.
aide of the fence.
Col. E. E. Kelly, attorney, and Moore
Hamilton, editor of a weekly paper.
and one of the youngest of the
"Young Democrats,' are "talked of
for the legislature.
A. E. Brockway, Jacksonville Grange
master, and Glenn O. Taylor,, this city
appointed to fill the vacancies, are
expected to file under the Republi
can banner. Both, to date, have been
non-committal on their plans, and
have "not made up their minds." They
have until April 3 to do It.
Seek Sennte Candidate.
Senator George W. Dunn of Ash
land, and Victor Bursell of Central
Point, have filed for the Republican
state senatorshlp. ' Democracy is
skirmishing around to find a Demo
crat, long In the faith, to oppose
them. They would like to find a war
veteran to make the race.
Signs point that there will be a
large crop of candidates. The de
cided sentiment on the part of the
voters, "to concentrate and take no
more chances' has caused the slight
slump In political ambitions, to date,
political observers say.
Registrars In the Prospect. Trail,
Eagle- Point and other rural districts
report that In the past month. Demo
crats who registered as Republicans
In 1933 to vote for the Republican
candidate for county Judge, are regis
tering as Democrats.
ASCENDS THRONE OF NEW EMPIRE
In the civil action of Florence Bo
lan against Harry Mead and Rachel
Mead, heard in circuit court yester
day, a Jury returned a verdict after
30 minutes' .deliberation awarding
the plaintiff 125 damages and fix
ing the value of a horse, that was
the catise of the suit, at 9100.
According to the testimony, the
plaintiff owed the defendant $25 on
an auto. Mrs. Bolan moved toReno.
Nev., leaving the horse In a Pros
pect district pasture. The Meads, it
was alleged, moved the horse to a
pasture near Table Rock When Mrs.
Bolan returned from Nevada she
could not find the horse. On the
second trip the animal was located
in the Table Rock pasture.
The 8125 damages were awarded to
cover expenses of Mrs. Bolan coming
here with a truck to take the horse
to Nevada and for Its use.
The defendants were represented
by Attorney M. O. Wllklna and the
plaintiff by Attorney Wlltlsm Mc
Allister. SALEM, March" 15." (AP) Henry
Duffy, 51 Inmate of the state peni
tentiary, ended his life Wednesday by
hanging himself with a small piece of
cord In his cell this morn I n. prtson
officials stated.
He was committed to the penitenti
ary November 11, 1933 from Multno
mah county following conviction on a
charge of perversion.
ATHENS, March 15- ( AP) Authori
ties Mated officially today that Sam
uel Insult Sr., Chicago fugitive, will
be escorted by police to the Greek
frontier tomorrow.
The announcement came after the
former utilities pperator had defiant
ly refused to accept the American
consular travel document issued in
order that he ml;ht comply with fie
G:re c :oTrrii;r.?nt's order that he
lcavf :.ils country by midnight to
The Emperor Kang Teh of the Japanese-created empire of Man
chukuo In the -uniform of a field marshal of his nation's army which
ha wore at the enthronement ceremonies In Kslnklng. He was once
boy-emperor of China. (Associated Press Photo!
INDIAN GIRL MOTHER AT ELEVEN
Mrs. Juanlty McClish, 1 -year-old full-blooded Creek Indian who
gave birth to a nine and a half pound boy In Sapulpa, Okla., is shown
with her "papoose." Her husband is a 19-year-old military academy
tuder.t. (Associated Press Photo)
Menus of the Day
By Mrs. Alexander George
A LENTEN DINNER
The Menu
Celery Soup Wafers
Baked Fish Stuffing
Escalloped Tomatoes
Buttered Rice
Head Lettuce French Dressing
Apricot Pudding Cream
Coffee
Apricot Pudding
(Upside Down)
1-3 cup butter.
l2 cups sugar.
1 cup apricots.
, cup apricot Juice.
1 tablespoon lemon Juice.
i4 teaspoon cinnamon.
Melt butter in deep frying pan,
add sugar and cook slowly and stir
constantly until a light syrup forms.
Add apricots and rest of ingredients
Cover with bnttr. Bake 30 minutes
In moderately slow oven. Turn out,
apricot side up, ond a large platter.
Serve fresh, plain or wlt,i cream.
Bhttcr
1- 3 cup fat.
2- 3 cup sugar. ,
4 cup milk.
2 eggs.
1 teaspoon vanilla.
i teaspoon salt.
M cups flour.
a teaspoons baking powder.
Cream fat and sugar. Add remain
ing Ingredients, beat two minutes.
Pour over apricots.
A Cook7Hlnt
Cookies Increase In size during
the baking, so they should be spac
ed Inches apart on the baking
sheet. Always use an unsalted fat
such as salad oil or lard for greas
ing the cooking pan. If butter or a
butter substitute la used the cookies
are likely to stick to the pan and
they will burn easily.
FIND BODY PERFECT
AFTER FULL DECADE
MOSCOW (AP) The two soviet
scientists, who for ten years have
been responsible for the preservation
of Lenin's body, are hopeful that the
embalming methods they emplloy will
be effective Indefinitely. 1
The body, which lies In a glass
enclosed catafalque In a great granite
tomb In Red square, recently was ex
amined by a special commission of
scientists and pronounced in perfect
condition,
"We had to use unprecedented
methods In the performance of. our
task." said a statement from Profes
sors V. P. Voroblev and B. I. Zbar
sky, the biologists who regutarly at
tend the body. "Embalmed Egyptian
bodies turned dark and became mum
mified, but Lenin's body has remained
intact, kept Its natural color and even
the facial expression has not
changed."
Without revealing the secret of their
process, the two men who recently
were awarded the Order of Lenin for
their work, predicted that the body
will last "many tens of years" longer.
Lenin died January 21, 1924.
PORTLAND, March 13 Cut
ting of top grade prices on eggs by
the produce exchange ror the late ses
sion suggested more or less a reflec
tion of what has been happening in
the open trade here for some time as
a result of the mixture of grades and
lack of enforcement. The exchange
quoted specials down to 16c. extras
14c, and standard 13o dozen with
other unchanged.
While seemingly there appeared a
desire on the part of leaders of the
exchange to maintain grading rules.
the bulk of the eggs sold in Portland,
it was suggested, were sold practically
without grading or candling expense.
Trading In the butter market was'
about steady here, weakness belrg dis- i
played in such fow spots as to be
scarcely noticeable except for so-cail-
ed extras. Butterfat remained as high
as 24c Portland. i i
GARY COOPER'iN
WHIMSICAL STORY
The handsome Gary Cooper starred
In a role that fits him like a glove.
A startling new screen discovery in
Frances Fuller, feminine lead.
Thousands of colorful costumes and
equlppages of the early 1900's against I
a background of 30 lavishly designed
sets.
A whimsical story of fove and ro- .
mance Interwoven with golden threads
of humor and song.
These are only a few of the cle- j
ments that contribute to the enter- j
tainment value of "One Sunday After- ,
noon," which Is now playing at the ;
Roxy theiUer.
Getting In Shape j
CARAVAN LEAVES
9:30 A. M. SUNDAY
A caravan of Med ford cars Is to
leave the Chamber of Commerce
building Sunday morning for crater
Lake, where the second annual Snow
Meet, sponsored by the Rogue Show
men, will be staged.
Following in the foosteps of a suc
cessful caravan tour last year, the
Chamber of Commerce has announced
that an even larger number of cars
Is desired Sunday.
After leaving the Chamber of Com
merce building at 9:30 &. m., the
caravan will proceed directly to the
lake with a stop scheduled for Pros
pect. All car in the group will ar
rive at the lake well ahead of the
starting time for all events of the
snow meet.
Local people who will Join the car
avan are asked to phone the Cham
ber of Commerce. A car sticker will
be given each driver.
, Lester Sparlln of Williams, Ore., are
j In MM ford today attending to bust
ness matters. They reported that lrx
Sparlln, who has many friends in this
city, la in the Grants Pass hospital
recovering from an ope-atlon.
Spnrllns Call Today Mr. and Mrs.
Help Kidneys
ii poorir luncuoninjr Kidney, ana
Blidd.r make you utTr from Gttinff
Up Night,. N.rvouRne,, KheuratUo
i-ftinB, ominru, ourning, smarting-.
Itching, or Acidity try the ruirantrod
Doc tor's ProacriDtianCv.tex (slMa.tl
iuubs nx you up or money
luck, OuljrW MdruxKlau.
Cystex
JUST ASK
-THE ONE WHO HAS ENJOYED THE NEW
Rogue Valley Cheese
then try it! You will profer ROGUE VALLEY be
cause of its superior taste . . . and remember, it's a
100 Rogue River Valley product and every time you
buy it you help southern Oregon dairymen!
l I '
Al Simmons, heavy slugger fot
the Chicago White Sox, Is swinging
his famous war clubs at Pasadena. '
Cal., preparatory to his base hit
sampaign for 1934. (Associated
Press Photo)
Dr. M. Parwalter of Van Wert, Ohio,
has a living turtle with two heads
and six legs which was found on the
bank of a Texas stream.
GREYHOUND BUS
Enjoy the romance of America's
highway,! ,Choice of scenic
routes. Liberal stop-over and
baggage allowances
fAMPU LOW FARM
one round
wav trio
CHICAGO .... J:1R.00 $(18.4(1
ST. LOUIS .... 34.50 112.10
NEW YORK . . . 47.00 81.60
DKPOT
Jack-aon Hotel. ritone 309
MCI
Half a cup of cooked mushrooms
added to 3 cups of creamed c.hlcken
turna a plain dish Into a "company"
one.
! Canned pineapple, poaches or aprl
j cota browned In ft little fat and top
I ped with boiled chops makes a tempt
ing dlh.
Head
COLDS
Put Mpnthnlutum In
the nofttrtU to relieve
rondcnllnn and clear
the breathing passages.
A Word to the Tea-WIe. If you know good
tea if you enjoy it deeply if the fragrant fresh
ness of choice leaves means something to you if you
like a full-flavored brew without bitterness if your
Tea is a ceremony try Schilling Tea just once
. just one cup!
MOT
THE INSIDE STORY
There is no mystery about the Real Savings the
following quality items offer. They didn't just
happen. We picked 'em and we deliberately priced
them to save money. Come in.
Friday, Saturday, Monday Features
March 16, 17 and 19
JUL
Tomatoes
Max-i-mum Extra
Fancy Solid Pack
Large
Vi Can
Tomato Juice
Campbell's Rich
Full Flavor
Del Monte Com
Whole Kernel Golden nantnm
Exceptional Low Price
iVA oz.
Tall Can
No. 2
Can
15
12
FRESH CRABS
2 or 29
Prime Steer Beef
ROASTS
pound 8Vkc
SHORTENING
Swift's Vegetable
4 Pun(ls 33
BOILING MEAT
Lean and Tender
pound 5
Ground Round Steak
2 punds 25c
SLICED BACON
Eastern Sugar Cured
6 lb. cart.
98ck 1 8c
7
Dependable Coffee
MnariU' f.'holre Qimlll.v. Viirmim
rnrkfd. Coftre ho nrlvanced. bur
Supply Today
Max-l-mtim or
Cottage Brant!
2 lb.
Can
Tall
Can
MILK
nt . raiicruf.t n
ohortening "' o
Crackers
Rice
Crnnn Quality
tthlte or Ortihnms
Ih.
pall
2 -lb.
box .
Kvtra Vanrt
Fins for Puddings
49c
5 He
1. 77c
25c
19c
PAY'N TAKIT GLADLY
FILLS RELIEF ORDERS
BEER
Brown Derby
percent, mellow flavor i
bottle 15
30i lyisc returned on bottles
bottles
Macaroni
Fruit Jam
Ginger Ale
Salt
Matches
Rose City Curve Cut
Tender When Cooked
Gold Seal
Oregon Product
Canada Pry
or Pale Fare
Max-1-mum, Iodized or
-Plain. 2-lb. package
Favorite
6 Box Carton
3 1. 19c
214 t29c
targe 28 -oz. no
bottle ZOC
Each 8C
Carton 21c
"l0S3ib.pkg.57c
Rolled Oats
Black Figs
Biscuit Flour
Peanut Butter
Flour
Soap
Raisins
Peas
Jell-Well
Good Luck '
or Bun Bine
Choice Quality
' for Cooking
Kulk Bls-Klt
Biscuits In a Jiffy
Hoody's Quality
Fresh Ground
Blue Seal
Guaranteed
Luna, P. & G. Product
Regular Size Bar
Fancy Seedless
Have Tou Had Your Iron
Sun Set Brand
No. Can
All
Flavor
9 bag 37c
3ibs.25c
26-oz. pkg. 20c
Pound 10c
49b.bg$1.73
8 bars 15C
3 ib.. 19c
J cans 28c
3 pi.. 14c
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
Vapor Spray Heads Insure Freshness
ASPARAGUS IS KING
2 lbs.
15c
Potatoes
r
ASPARAGUS
SALAD with.
JkuMe-Whipped
BEST FOODS
MAYONNAISE
50
PINT
24
In Sanitary
Crystal Jar
Rtamnth
Gems
lb.
bag
Bi 9 ii Carrots, Beets, o
uncn V egetables TurmP. na-nn o bum
Young and Tender
Spring Tonic
Arizona
.Medium site
Spinach
Grapefruit
Lettuce, head
Tomatoes, pound
Cucumbers . . .
Green Peppers
lbs.
Kach .
69c
10c
10c
3c
5c
(2c
5c
20c
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