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MEDFORD lOlL TRTBTJXE. JEEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. XPHIL ft. 1931. PAGE THREE IN ALL WATERS Trout fishing t fine In river. In creek ind In Flh lake Is the re port of Medford anglers today, which will probably Increase the exodut from this city mounulnward Satur day and Sunday. Innumerable limit catches were made at Fish lake on the opening day, many anglers pulling out the legal 10 fish In less than two hours or fishing. W, F. Isaacs, caught 30 trout In the Rogue near his lpdge yesterday, and his son Dick, landed it trout from the river after working hours. John Oupp, Glen Fabric and party had especially fine luck flshlnc a creek, name of which they refused to reveal today, having Intentions of returning to the same territory. They brought In 60 fish, which weighed the total of 44 pounds. Leland Brophy spent two hours at Fish lake and caught the limit In that time. He reported the fish "positively leaping Into the boat" In their anxiety to be hooked. Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Holloway also found fishing fine at the lake, and announced that anyone can catch them there. Each got the limit and saw but one fisherman, who failed to do the same. Steelhcad fishing was not ao good, so far as could be learned today, but the eastern brook trout and all- NEW EYE SIGHT SPECIALIST 4 SPECIAL THIS WEEK i-i 4 T triTIT A CCrC "READ WUtt LiEiAtS.- V U VjL.OOEJ PLEASURE TRU-SITE BIFOCALS For near and far vision. Now only $50 UP EXAMINATION FREE Tel 283-R Dr. H. W. COPEL AND Eyes Examined Glasses Fitted Main and Riverside 20 Years In Practlc Opposite Hubbard Bro. ver tides, brought from Ti&h lake, made excellent suppers for a num ber of Med ford people- last night. Mike- Herman, Clarence Eada, E. W. Brown and Ray Nun&maker motored to the lake yesterday and came out before 8 o'clock In the morning:, each with the limit. They reported the roads rough but passable and lu better condition than anticipated. De Hendrlckson also got the limit at Fish lake and Dr. E. J. Carpenter and Dr. C. E, Kunz were successful creek fishermen. They caught the limit of trout In Upper Butte creek In two and one-halt hours. FACE PAY CRISIS ASTORIA. Ore., April fl. (AP) City employe here today found themselves In the position of work ing for warrants that can hardly be disposed of at any price. A grave financial crisis confronts Astoria as a result of a court de cision restraining the city from buy ing salary warrants of Its employes aa Investments for sinking funds. City Attorney James L. Hope said the decision practically calls on city employes to work without pay, with many warrants outstanding In the several sinking funds, those newly Issued would not be called for months. "If the declolon of the court Is carried out," Hope said, "the func tions of city officials, firemen, pol ice, street cleaners and administra tive officers, will cease, unless they are willing to work for the warrants." Oregon Weather Pair tonight and Saturday; cloudy northwest portion and fogs on coast; no change in temperature; gentle, changeable wind offshore. To Crater Lake Captain John R Murray, commander of the Evans Creek CCC camp, was In Med ford today, and was planning to make a trip to Crater Lake national park, where he will confer with E. C. Sa Unsky, superintendent of the park. CCC camps are to be established at Wineglass and Annie Springs, and Captain Murray's company will oc cupy one of the sites. He said the men would probably go to the lake next week. Harding Kin Sues "5 . . I 1 fa ft Suit for divorce wa filed at Marlon, 0 by Mr,. Jean DeWolfe Well, 24 (above), granddaughter of the late Mr,. Warren G. Harding, agalnat Charles C. Well, former fur niture store manager. She charged failure to provide and gross neg. lect. They have one child. (Asaocl ated Press PhotoV PENDLETON DAIRYMEN BACK CONTROL BOARD PENDLETON, April 6. (AP) The Pendleton Dairymen's association yes- terday unanimously endorsed all activities of the Oregon milk control board. Tom Cunning, board repre sentative, explained the work of the state organization. $36 IN LAW SUIT Arnold Bohnert of the Central Point district was awarded $36 by a clrcut court Jury yesterday in the civil suit of John C. Thorscn, Cen tral Point district farmer, for ap proximately 335 for lass of 1.2C0 bushels of barley by fire last August. The $38 was a counter claim filed by Bohnert. Thorsen claimed that the fire that devoured his barley stack was due toj the friction of a threshing machine belt, operated by Bohnert, against the side of the stack. j Bohnert contended that the fire was caused by somebody carelessly smoking a cigarette around th threshing operations, and his counsel; denied that the belt ljrnlted the grain.! Thorsen hired the Bohnert thresh-! lng outfit to thresh the barley. The' fire occurred during the operations, i The Jury deliberated about an hour.j 5 will be awarded the CCC com panies designing and constructing the best floats for entry in the pioneer parade on June 8. The float ars to portray some phase or phases of Ore gon pioneer life. P. H. Rflum of South Oakdale, grower of fancy gladioli, has received an Invitation from the American Gladiolus society, to supply some "glads" for the Century of Progress in Chicago. The Medford bulbs will be Included In the display of extra fancy varieties, from all lands In which they are grown. Mr. Reum, whose plantings on Stewart avenue attracted so much attention among valley flower lovers last year, has Increased his acreage by an Important margin, having moved his plantings to the Gregory ranch In the Table Rock district, where he has 14 acres planted to the popular flower. When they bloom ( this summer, he stated today, the publls Is Invited to come and view them. TURNBRIDGE WELLS, Kent, Eng land. April 0. P Sir Robert Peel, husband of the actress, Beatrice Mill, died today on the eve of his 36th birthday. Death came to him In a nursing homo after an appendicitis operation. Indians of the northwest followed the lead of Navajos In the southwest, discarding the old tribal sheep-Aerd system for Individual ownership. Girl to Woman Mrs. A. R. Lte n 2716 Hirrison Street, Fremt, Wash.. Mid: "While f rowing Into womanhood had pi ins nd cramps, my nerves were tertitly unstrung, and little hope wm held out for me. Mother tutted giving ma Dr. Tierce's Favorite Pre- flrV up gained in weight and Urcnijth. have hardlv had a fck day smre." New size pkR. tablets 50c, liquid SI .00. T,m. , lUe, tabs, or liquid, J1.J5. HW Do Our Io. I In order to cooperate with the com mittees arranging the celebration of' Oregon's Diamond Jubilee in Hertford , this June, camp commanders have; been requested by CCC district head quarters to have men in their camps j notify them of the location of any old stage coaches, transport wagons, J tools, kitchen utensils, farm Imple-) ments, costumes, or other articles of the pioneer days of the Oregon terrl- t tory. j The Jubilee committee hes also announced that prizes of $25, $13 and Did You Ever Stop To Think What PEERLESS Means? Webster says: "Having no peer, or equal," That was just what we set out to accomplish when we opened this market. We believe we have succeeded with our large variety of the FINEST, STATE INSPECTED, LOCAL MEATS, a complete assortment of pickles, lunch meats, relishes, etc. and a large vege '. table department, Phone 603 Free Delivery at 8, 10, 2 and 4 BEEF ROAST g&TtS lb. 8c Rump or Prime Rib Roast Boned and tied, lb. 15c Hens, fresn dressed, nice and fat, . lb. 1 7c Fresh Ground Hamburger All Beef, no Cereal 2 lbs. 15c VEAL STEW BOILING BEEF LAMB STEW Lb. 7c Shoulder Cuts Veal Steak Lb. 10c Leg of Lamb Veal Roast, shoulder cuts, h. 9c Veal Cutlets, loin or rib, lb. 5c Genuine 1934 Milk Lamb lb. 25c Bacon Squares ... Ib. 12VC Salt Herring' 5or 10c Oysters Largo Willapas Pt. 22c; Qt. 43c Steaks Sirloin Tender Boef Lb. 12V2c Pure Lard 4 lbs. 35c D) , i-i , We have a complete assortment of Lunch eats, etc. for your Oil t r OrffCl outing or fishing trip and remember, if you don't have any luck, we have Fresh Fish. SO 49c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES POUNDS KLAMATH GEMS U. S. No. 2's Wrapped and Packed Southern Grapefruit, each 3c Large Artichokes, free from frost 5 for . . ..5... ...to.,. 10c Lettuce, large, crisp heads 2 for ...9c Radishes, Green Onions, local 2 bunches :. . ........... 5c New Crop Cabbage per pound ,.,....-..,... . 3c CARROTS LARGE BUNCHES NEW BEETS for 1 C (TURNIPS AVr WE HAVE A LARGE SUPPLY OF FRESH PEAS AND GREEN ASPAR. AGUS AT AN EXCEPTIONALLY LOW PRICE. Free Delivery Any Size Order Tune In on KMF.n F.r.rv Morning at :l.'i fnr Dally SpcolaH 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 We have a large assortment of Personal Attention Prompt Service Phone 252 for Good Food Re-Painted Get In Trim for Spring with Kel logg't All Bran. and- Ready for Your Inspection! Visit our store tomorrow. See for yourself that cloaning makes a difference. BARTLETT PEARS Del Rogue. 4 A. No. 2'2 can I OC GRAPE FRUIT Florida. 2 cans SOUP Franco-American. No. VA can COFFEE Ohase and Sanborn's. Pound I5c &J. RINSO Large package 21c GRAPE FRUIT Arizona Large size. Each , 5o SHORTENING Snowdrift 3-pound can LIME RICKEY Arrow Head Pint bottles. 2 for 25c Springtime Foods central market to keep you well and healthy. This FRIENDLY, HOME OWNED Market is bubbling over with an unusual variety of edibles and prompt, courteous service. Phone 20 fr Free Delivery Schillings Coffee Lb. can 32tf ; 21b. can 62d Drip or Regular Baking Powder 29c Schilling! 12-oz. can Catsup California Home. Largo bottle 19c Cooked Food SALE Saturday by the Ladies of the METHODIST CHURCH featuring Pies and Cakes Libby'sMilk ...... 4 tall cans 25c Campbell's Tomato Juice . . . 4cans25c Pork and Beans 0asS83 cans 23c Salmon 2 cans 35c Shrimp 2 cans 25c Ginger Ale, Cliquot Club, . ' . . 2bot-29c Walnuts, local 2 lbs. 25c Wax Paper, 40 ft. roll . . . ' . 21 5c White King, large package 29c Gold Dust Cleanser, 10c value . . . ' . 5c Clorox, full quart ....... 17Vlc Peaches, fancy grade . . . ' can J4C Featuring the Finest Fed Steer Beef in Jackson County Choice Prime Steer Steaks, lb. . . 15c Prime Steer Beef Pot Roast, lb. . . 10c Veal Shoulder Roast, lb. ..... 10c Lard, 3 lbs. . . . . .... ... 25c Potatoes, U.S No. 1, ' . Bananas, extra fancy fruit Grapefruit, Coachella . . 25 'b. bag 39c .... lb. 5c . ' .4 for 19c Local Radishes and Green Onions 3 bun. 10 Jumbo Artichokes 3 for 10 Bohnert 'i Fancy Rhubard ..4 lb. 25 If You Are Looking for REAL VRGAINS Check Carefully . . the Ads In . . Today's MAIL TRIBUNE
