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Newspaper Page Text1HEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUXE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 1934. I EOF G. 0. P. Elects 84 to Princi- pal Stale Offices and to Congress, While Only 44 Democrats Make Grade By VIrcll IMnklry (United press Staff Correspondent) STATB HOUSE, Salem, Ore. (UP) Republicans lve been elected eighty four times to the six principal state offices and as federal senators and representatives compared with 44 Democrats, a survey showed today. In the early days of Oregon's state hood Democrats held a majority of the offices. Oregon's first governor, secretary of state, treasurer, attorney general, superintendent of public Instruction and senators and representstlves were all Democrats. Few Dems Since 1881, . The first five representatives elect ed to oongress were Democrats. Since 1881, however, only three Democrats, Elton Watklns, Walter Pierce and Charles H. Martin, novo been elected. From 1881 until 1023 no Democrat was successful In winning a congres' atonal seat. The flrat congressional district has always been represented by Republl cans, This fact will prove an Interest ing point In the final race between Devera-Mott campaigns. Sloven Republicans have been elect ed governor against eight Democrats. Only one Independent, Julius L. Meier, has been elected. Four gov ernors were re-elected. Since statehood only two Democrats have won the secretary of etate of fice, but In territorial days all four aecretarlea of state were Democrats. a l), P.; J Denis In Treasury. . . Republicans have been elected atate treasurers nine times, compared to five Democrats. Thomas B. Kay, Re publican, served the longest time In office, January 4, 1011, to January 6, 1B10. and January 4, 1025, until April 39. 1631, When he died. . Five Republicans have served as attorney genersl. Only one Democrat has held the office; I. H. Van Winkle, Incumbent, waa appointed to succeed Oeorje M. Brown, was elected and has been re-elected three times. . Two Demoorats and eight Republi cans have served as superintendents of publto Instruction. The state has had only two commis sioners of labor, both Republicans, O. P. Huff served from January 1, 1903. until January 8, 1019, when, O. , H. Oram, now a candidate for re election, began his term of office. 18 to 12 Hcnate Itntlo. Oregon has sent 13 Demoorats and 16 Republicans to the senate. Charles L. McNsry, Republican, Is serving the longest consecutive term, which be gan May 90, 1017, Republican representatives number 34, against 14 Demoorats. W. O. Haw ley served the longest consecutive term in the lower house, March, 4, 1007, to March 3, 1033. Democrata are hopeful of winning a majority of suite and federal offices this year. To date little effort has been spent by the Democrat to se cure a strong candidate for secretary of state. ' Those who preach the policies of Jackson, Jefferson, Wilson and Frank lin Roosevelt also are searching for a man who can win the seat now held by Martin, who Is running for gov ernor. Democratic chieftains sra cognisant Tyro at Ten Pins ' Bowls And Bowls But Gets No Pay OKLAHOMA CITY (P) He was a serious young man. Inquiring, "Can you give me an alley?" "Ever bowled before?" asked O. F. Williams, bowling alley manager. "Nope, but I can learn." Williams showed him how to bowl and how to keep score. The young man bowled and bowled, un til finally Williams warned him his muscles might complain next day. Wearily, with a sigh of relief, the youth desisted, but made no move to leave. "Haven't you forgotten some thing?" Williams finally asked. "dueas so," the youth replied. "Can you pay me now so's I can home?'" VETERANS TO GET T of th fact that a Democratic adminis tration U In power In Washington and that general condition appar ently are Improving. They believe these (acta will prove a tremendous boom In securing the election of party members. TRACED ON COAST COALINOA, Csl. (UP) Possibility that the Channel tribe of California Indians msy have been cannlballstlo was seen today following discovery of cracked, burned human bones near Indian graves in this district, Gordon Cain, local archaeologist, discovered skeleton ot two Obannel Indians, possibly father and eon, The manner of burial, with the skeletons prons In the graves, and beads and othor artifices, provea them to be members of the Channels, who nor mally dwelt along the coast of south ern California, Cain aald, Roaated human bones, cracked to permit extraction of marrow, also were found near Vie graves, Indicat ing, Cain said, that possibly the Channela were cannibals. Thla waa the first Indication that any of the California Indians practiced the grim custom. The Channela also preceded white men in the use of petroleum pro ducts, Cain discovered. Arrows found i In the graves, w.hlch were hundreds of yeara old. were found to have, their heads fastened on with asphal turn, which abounds In th'ls section of the famous Kettleman bills. Baa-; keu placed near Vie skeletons were found to be coated on the Inside with the substance to make them water-tight. SALEM, Ore. (UP) Contracts be tween the state and the federal gov eminent for construction of the five coast highway bridges provide that workers must be selected as follows: Preference shsll be given, where tney are qualified, to ex-servicemen with dependents, and then in the fol lowing order: 1. To citizens who are bonaflde resident of the county In which the work Is to be performed, t. ., Ya qulna bay bridge, Lincoln county: Sluslaw river bridge, Lane county: Aleea bay bridge, Lincoln; Umpqua river Bridge, Douglas; Coos Bay bridge, Coos. 3. Citizen who an bonaflde real dent of the atat of Oregon. There preferences, however, apply only where such labor Is available and qualified to perform the work to which the employment relate. All employe must be chosen from list provided by the federal employ ment bureau, except in ease of ex ecutive and skilled workers not avail able on Such list. Contract for the first bridge, across Alsea bay at Waldport, will be let Thursday, April by the highway commission. The bridge Is 3,038 feet long, with 34 foot roadway. A three foot six Inch sidewalk will run across tbi bridge on either side of the roadway.'- Material to be used will Include approximately 18.000 cubic yards of concrete, 3,000,000 pounds reinforcing steel, 300,000 pounds structural steel, 8,300 lineal feet concrete handrail. Foundation work will require 7,300 cubic yard excavation. - Minimum wage to be paid are: un skilled lsbor 50 cent an hour, semi skilled 79 to 00 cent an hour, (kill ed 11.30, No employe shall be permit ted to work more than eight hours a dsy or 130 hours a month, . z STAR AS PUPIL PORTAGE, Wis. (UP) As a. grade school student, Zona, Oale, the novo. 1st, was no- mora outstanding than many of her classmates, Miss Lyda Oilman recalled as she celebrated her 89th birthday anniversary here. Miss Olllman was the noveUst's first school teacher. Zona, started In the third grade of the public schools af ter being taught privately at home. On her first day in school, she sud denly announced that she waa. going home and got up and walked out, the teacher recalled. Zona told me years later. Miss Oil man said, "that when she waa outside she heard me admonish the class, 'You must never laugh at her or make fun of her for leaving. She doesn't know the miles now, but she'll learn." "She never left In the middle of school again." . . ; Jj i "Mydeor.youknow thocoflV they ipoka about on the . Merrymaker program Sun . day night S&W? Well, w bought a can and Jack really raves about It... It really is , good, and so reasonably priced. Be sure to try It." t ! One again Woman' Su . prera Court passes Judge . ment serosa the back yard fence. Tha verdict Is, "Amer . lea's greatest coffee value." .' Your first cup of S4VW will tall you the verdict la sound. 04 tuis at BURGLARYJN SALEM SALBM, March 33. (p) John Albln waa sentenced to three yesrs In the state penitentiary and Oeorge Trambltos to two yeara, when the two pleaded guilty In circuit court here yesterday to a oharge of bur glary. Albln was arrested following the breaking Into of a tobacco ware house In Salem and thousands of dollara worth of gooda removed. Tram bltaa waa arrested In connection with the same case In Portland later. Big Double Special We will offer two ununual values for the week end Itemj that will add materially to your outing Crullers 19c Tender and Full of Flavor Hermiits in, XVC Chuck Full of Nuts and Raising i 30XX0E 100 BAYER'S CO " ASPIRIN 03 C : BOo LIQUID OQ 1 ANALGESIC OO C I I I ' 6O0ALKA AOtS SELTZER HJ3 C KOTEX NEW 4 JA WONDER SOFT .... I C KRUS0HEN CO a SALTS, 85o else .... 09 C 1 - ' Petrolngar $1.B0 QQm 1 Rog. All number) .... OwW L tT,j Prince Albert. Vel- 7JC1 I vot Tobacco, lb I OU 0 mm FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND MONDAY Hill's Absorbent Liniment, 5Qr II.2S site valuable far athletes Certified Mineral Crystals, 79 C at.se aire makes IS gallons ..................... I wW 79c Citrates and Carbonates, f1.Rt sire system alkallier sqvinrt' ADEX 79c 41.00 site 350 WILLIAM'S SHAVING OREAM (Aqua Vein Free I) , 29c SqL'IIID'S MINERAL OIL 59c 100 Aspirin, B-gr. 19 BBo Non-Spi 43 100 Htnkle Tabs 19 $1.00 Ambrosia 69 4-o. 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(XDfjJ I PINT MILK OF 4 Ql AjJLtl iij I MAfWFRTA I 3 CI ' " L 12B East 6th Street o n OE30 OBOl IOBOI 30130 GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS BREAD AND CAKES LIKE MOTHER MADE DONT MISS THIS GRAIN FED BEEF A REAL EASTER TREAT! THOSE grain fed Hereford steers from the Verne Brophy herd went to the curing cooler exactly on schedule. They will be on sale Satur day, March 31st the day before Easter. And does Verne know his steers? Given a date on which these should be ?rime, he six weeks ago said: "Those will be just right at 1200 pounds each." hey averaged just 1203 pounds each on delivery. Such scientific feeding of high class stock assures a quality of beef equal to any prize stock show beef which always sells at luxury prices. . No extra charge will be made for this beef Mark the date March 31. You may order in advance for just the cut you want. BAKERY The purity of home baking is in every product of our bakery all home in gredientsno commercial substitutes. Bread 1 ib. loaf, 3 for' 20 iyrib. loaf ...............iut? Walter Steele Prune Cake a delicious creation of our bakery manager ' . Two sizes 2549 Hot Cross Buns Dozen 18 2 dozen 35 Fruits and Vegetables Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10 Bohnart's Rhubarb 4 lbs 25t Large Artichokes 3 for 10tp Green Peas 4 lbs 25 New Potatoes 4 lbs 25t Fancy Bulk Carrots 3 lbs 10 Florida Grapefruit 2 for 15 Sunkist Lemons dozen 23 Large Arizona Grapefruit 5 for 23 Sunkist Oranges 2 doz 35t Savings in The Super Food Market A DEPENDABLE SOURCE O F SUPPLY Log Cabin Syrup Q Q lpt 10 oz.can.... UvE Minute Tapioca 1 1 8-oz. pkg. I I c Green Beans Del f g Rogue, fancy cut, I J C No. 2 can 1 Purex tt-gal. jug Dickinson's Grape Juice 1 pint bottle, pint 19t qt Macaroni 3 lbs. Peaches Del Monte, halves or sliced, No. 214 can 2 for ............ Amaizo Oil Fine for salads Vt Sal. 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Beef Roast Fancy steer, Lb Prime Rib-boned and Rolled Fancy Steer Beef Roast-Lb Easter Premium Hams Are Ready! 10 Rollec 1 7V2C Bacon real sugar cured Corn Belt . nr Bacon JJC Lb. nyto . Sausage real country style, a mighty fine g Sunday breakfast, J Jl C 2 lbs. Shortening 3 lbs. .: Swiss Cheese finest luncheon cheese, Lb Sauerkraut Quart .: 25c 29c 10c HENS fancy dry picked heavy hens pound 18c 4 aft vaa xt lV 4 k. Get Those Flies Now Before They Multiply " !l TM t? Pg-p vronue riy opray rim can oc Quart can 63c Gallon can $1.67 Oronite Spray ('ini our ram) Quart 39c Gallon $1.39 A few killed now means thous-' ands less later! FOUNTAIN Turkey Dinner 29c Steer Beef Pot Roast and Noodles .25c Baked Ham Plate Lunch . . . 25c Angel Cake a la mode 10c 6th at Central SAVING WITHOUT SELF-DENIAL Delivery of $1.00 orders Phone: East Side 752 West Side 428 O 0 o o 0 o o 0