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STEBFORB ICSJL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, MARCH 23, 193?.' PAGE THREE IN IDS OF ALASKA BEWAKD. Alaska. March 33. (UP) Alaska, last hardy outpost of fron tier days, Is going "dude ranch I" The announcement waa made to day that Alaska's first dude ranch will be established at Kastlof ou Ke sas peninsula In the .heart o the big game lands, James E. Slmaon. ; prominent Wyoming sportsman and j operator of similar resort at Jack- i son Hole, Wyo., will operate It. Sportsmen annually visit Kenat peninsula to hunt big game. No Fatalities SALEM, March 33. (AP) There were no fatalities due to industrial accidents In Oregon during the week ending March 33. according to a' re port lAsued by the state Industrial accident commission today. There were 434 accidents reported during the week. L-fi- Make theirKQ ' v6iJ?' Easter f JK) jyrf sunny w W Little Easter Bunnies N I 5cto$1.00 I 1 J Scatter Sunshine with ( EASTER CARDS jl Cards were never more lovely I iJ or selection more complete 1 L P Price 5o to 25o jfi WWEM GIFT SH0Pgr I TRUCK DRIVERS IN .MAN'S SUIT An involuntary non-ilt tm grant ed by the court yeaterday In the dam age autt of Mrs. Anna Turpln agaluat the Southern Pacific railroad, Insofar a J. O. Cllne and Jack McHenry, truck operators, and co-defendanta were concerned. Th. motion of the railroad company for a non-suit was denied. Argument, for the Cllne-MoHenry non-suit were made by Attorney Rob ert Hammond. Plaintiff's counsel raised no objections to It. The non suit was based upon the California law, covering the powers of a guest passenger to sue the auto host for personal Injury damage. Medical testimony, photographs and maps and drawings of the scene of the. crossing accident were Introduced by the railroad company. The photo graphs showed open country near tho Mt. Hebron, Calif., crossing, with a clear view of the track for two miles In either direction. The railroad cited a supreme court decision holding that a railroad train has the right of way over an auto and that the engineer of a train hsa the right to presume that an auto will get out of the way. The defense holds that the plaintiff was guilty of contributory negligence. Mrs. Turpln testified that she was "hitch-hiking" from Oakland, Calif., to Klamath Falls and that Truck Driver ,Cllne and McHenry Invited her to ride, near Woodland, Calif. She tes tified that the approaching train was not sighted -until the truck, with a closed cab. was on the track. She seeks $25,000. and holds that as a re- Many Men Say that the Longer a Man Lives the Less He Knows About Women ... That may be true In many cases, but there's one thing we know about them. Thousands of Med ford women know where to buy their meats. The Fecrlcss Market Is the answer. Erery day millions of women wonder what to serve. What's food . what will be appreciated? We help Med ford women solve $hJs problem by offering choice cuts of the finest local meats at reasonable prices. WE FEATURE State Inspected Quality Local Meats Phone 603 Free Delivery at 8, 10, 2 and 4 Fresh Ground Hamburger Made from Inspected Beef 2 lbs 15c Shoulder Outs Veal Steak lb. 10c Good Cuts, Tender Beef Roast lb. 8c PIGEONS, f"sh dressed . ... 6 for $1.00 HENS, fresh dressed, fine for stewing . . . . lb. 17c Rump or Prime Rib Roast - - - lb. 15c (No watte, boned and tied) Veal Cutlets, loin or rib, lb. 12V2C Pure Lard . . 4 lbs. 35c Salt Pork .... lb. 1 5c Shortening . 4 lbs. 33c Fresh Oysters, Iarse Willapas". pt. 22c, qt. 43c STEAKS, Sirloin, Rib, Small T-bone lb. 12V2C (Tender Beef) SAUSAGE, fresh ground .3 lbs. 25c VEAL ROAST, shoulder cuts - - - - lb. 9c PORK STEAK, shoulder cuts; lean . . lb. 18c Tomato Juice, Knight's Rogue Valley, 26-oz. tin 2 for 27c MAYONNAISE OR SANDWICH SPREAD FLAVOR FOODS (BULK) AN OREGON PRODUCT Pint 17c Quart 33c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Klamath Potatoes, 50-lb. bag, U. S. No. 2's ........ .55c Klamath Potatoes, 25-lb. bag, U. S. No. l's .39c Artichokes, large size, 3 for .,. . 10c ' Asparagus, green and tender 3 lbs. ......... i..... 14c Green Peas, full pods 2 lbs ,.,.,.,. .,..,.,.,.,. .13c Spinach, tender and meaty 3 lbs. .10c Southern Sweet Potatoes 4 lbs. ,.,.,.,.,.,.,...,..,.,.,.,... 15c Lemons, large and juicy 2 doz n.,.r... . .35c Free Delivery Any Sizo Order tit . Tun In on kmi:o Ewy Mwnlnit at 8:15 for Pally Hpcrlali suit of Injuries, an operation was nec essary, which presented an anticipated via It of tho stork. Tho com U expected to go to the Jury late today. If the evidence of the defense la concluded. It la pos sible that otherwise the closing argu ments will be postponed until Monday. THE GRANGE Rovy Ann Grange, There waa a splendid attendance at Roxy Ann Orange March IS. State Master Ray OIU and wUe were guests for the evening. Lecturer Inea Tedrlck presented the new Orange quartette In two selections, after which several amus ing guessing games were enjoywd. State Master QUI addressed the Orange ' explaining several measures which are to be voted on May 18. Mr. and Mrs. Ted Sims of Jackson ville, Mr. and Mrs. Caster and Mr. and Mrs. Hocker smith of Phoenix were also present. At the close of the meeting. Ice cream and cake were served by the ladles and a social hour enjoyed. The last card party of the season will be held -Saturday night, March 24, at the school bouse. Five hun dred and pinochle will be played. I SACRAMENTO, Calif., March 23. (AP) Relieved of the confinement of the courtroom, where his chief amusement was sticking wads of gum In his attorney's hair. Max Bacr turned today to training for his heavyweight championship fight with Prlmo Camera In June. Periodically for months he has been forced to sit In the courtroom while eight attorneys argued over three suits intended to straighten out tho California boxer's Involved financial and managerial affairs. The only di version the play boy of the prize ring could find were gumming up Attorney Clifford Russell's hair, giving his lawyers "the hot foot" by holding lighted matches under their lnstvs. or making asides In a stage whisper. Court action ended yesterday with submission of briefs. SMEAD'S BATTING EYE UNHARMED BY HOLDOUT RIVERSIDE, March 23. ( AP) The hold-out siege of Smead Jolley ap parently has not harmed hit batting eye. The big Alameda slugger laced out three home run to lead the Hollywood Stare to a 0-7 victory over the Riverside firemen hero. In throe B nines, Jolley has hit five circuit blows. miko Recorded WASHINGTON. March 33. (AP) Georgetown University reported today its seismograph recorded an earth quake of moderate tntenslty Btarting yesterday at fl:M:00 p. m., reaching its greatest tevevlty at 6:10 p. m., and ending at ,7 p. m. The qus-ke was about 6,500 miles away in an un determined direction. Midget Photos 3 ror 10c. 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Pork & Beans, Van Camp's, 3 cans 22c SOAP SPECIALS Camay Toilet Soap (Wash Oloth Free) 4 bars ......220 Oxydol Soap Powder, pkg. 10d Extra Pkg. 1 NuBora Gran. Soap, 2 large 40-oz. pkgs 69 8-inch Glazed Earthenware Mixing Bowl Free) Marshmallows, full yi-l. pkg. 9d 2 pkgs 17 Minced Olams, can .' 15V Package Coffee, pound 19 Flour, Kitchen Queen, hardwhoat mado by Crown Mills, 49-lbs. ., $1.69 FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES Extra Fancy Lettuce, 2 heads 1 5C Asparagus, very tender, 3 lbs. 19c Fancy Peas, 3 lbs. ,.,....,.,. 19c Coachella Finest Grape Fruit, 4 for ,.,.,., 25c Local Radishes and g Groen Onions . . 1 I Ir Extra Fancy Carrots DUncheS I " Artichokes, Jumbo, special 3 for ..:,..,.:. .10c Bananas, lb. ,.,.,.,,.,., 5c ICE RESCUE ATTEMPT FAItlBANTCfl, Alaska, March 33. (AP) Tha three membera of the Russian expedition to reacue 89 men marooned on Ice floes In Bering Sea were still negotiating today lor planes with which to make tho at tempt. They arrived here Wednesday from Whlthorae, Y. T. The two aviators of the party flew Paclflo Alaska Air ways planes over Fairbanks yeaterday trying them out. but did not decide to charter or buy them. TO SERVE SIX YEARS Miles Randall, former Medford uo employed agitator, waa Wednesday admitted to the Oregon state peni tentiary to serve a six-year eantenc upon conviction on a bad cheek charge In Coos county. Randall was last year asaociatM with O. U. oofs here in conducting meetings of unemployed groups. Phone 542. We will haul away your refuse. City Snnltary Service. 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