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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, APRIL 6, 1931.
WITH 8 ENTRANTS
Play will Urt Monday evening In
the city klttenbaU league with eight
teams entered. Hendersona and the
Active Club will tangle Monday with
Kldda and Jennlnga Tire In the other
half of the dual program.
The schedule, which runs until May
J( la as follows:
Monday, April Henderaons vs.
Active Club; Kldd's ve. Jennlnga Tire.
Tuesday, April 10 Standard OH va.
High School; Tour Odlce Boy vs.
Lamport's. "
Wednesday, April 11 Henderson's vs.
Jennings Tire; Active vs. Kldds.
Thursday, April 12 Standard Oil
vs. Lamport's; Tour Office Boy va.
High School.
Friday, April 13 Postponed games.
Monday, April 10 Henderson's vs.
Kldda; Active vs. Jennings Tire.
Tueadsy, April 17 Tour Office Boy
vs. Standard OH; Lamport'a va. High
School.
Wednesday, April 18 Tour Office
Boy va. Hendersons; Kldds vs. Stand
ard OH.
Thursday, April 19 Active vs. Lam
ports; Jennings Tire va. High School.
, Friday, April SO Postponed games.
Monday, April 33 Henderaona va.
Btandard OH; Active vs. High School.
Tuesday, April 24 Tour Office Boy
Ts. Kldds; Jennings Tire vs. Lamports.
1 Wednesday, April it Hendersons
ts. High School; Btsndard Oil vs.
Active.
Thursday, April it Tour Office
Boy vs. Jennings; Lamports vs. Kldds.
Friday, April 37 Poatponed gamea.
Monday, April 80 Henderaon vs.
Lamports; Tour Office Boy vs. Active.
Tuesday, May 1 Kldda va. High
School; Jennings vs. Btandard Oil.
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LEADER TO VISIT
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Publicity Herb Orey, chairman.
. : Decorations D, R. Terrett, ohalr
nen. : Banquet A. B. Cunningham, chair
man. . Hospitality Xj. B. Hasplns, ohalr
man. Reception!!. 0. Jerome, chairman.
TJnder the direction of these com-
Mlfte jihulrmen. several SOOres Of
ehrlners will contribute their efforts
to the success of the elaborate joint
ceremonial, the opening event of the
Oregon Diamond Jubilee, which will
be held In Medford the following
week. Present plsns Include t great
ahrlne party at the Oregon Oaves
resort following the Saturday oere
monlay. Judge Dunn, charter member of
Hlllah temple and active In Shrine
affaire for the past quarter century,
waa the speaker at today's Shrine
club luncheon. Judge Dunn revlewod
the early daya of the Shrine In south
ern Oregon, recalling eventa which
led up to the establishment of Hlllah
temple In Aahland In 1008. with 00
members. His Interesting and vivid
descriptions of early ceremonials de
lighted a large gathering of nobles
at today's meeting.
Special Communication of
Medford Lodge No. .108, A.
fcGJj? at 7:30 p. m. Work In F. 0.
degree, Visitors Invited.
i V. A. NOBBIS, w. m.
OBO. ALDBN, Secy.
"Wishing Well," en operetta pre
aented by the Phoenix: Orange, will
be Saturday, April 7, at 8 p. m., at the
Orange hall. Admission 10 and 3So.
Following the operetta there will be
dsnclng. Music furnished by Dickey's.
Dance tickets, 3Sc per couple.
For Qsrden Plowing Tel. 01J-J.
TOO LATE TO'CLASSIFY
FOR BALE Bed baby chicks, can
accept a few more orders for April.
May delivery. We hatch lrom our
own strong, healthy stock. Cum
mlnga Poultry Ranch, miles out
Midway rood.
WANTED Laundry completed 60c a
dozen. Telephone 503-J.
PLEASANT rooms, board. 183 Mo.
Oakdale.
1S8 FEET -ft. chain net galvanised
fencing ;also 14 ft. galvanised wire
and pipe gate. All at cost price.
Eakln Motor Co., next to Western
Auto Supply.
FOR RENT 8-room modern furnish
ed house; adults. Garden spsce
end fruit. 608 Austin St.
JU8T RIGHT for diversified terming
this 10 acres, with paid-up
water, 80 A. cult.. 30 A. alfalfa: 8
rm. home, lg. barn: good ronrta,
school: 28 ml. Medford; stocked snd
equipped; 8S7IS0. Clear Long Beach
prop, acceptable for part. Arthur
B Lalng, 10 N. Bsrtlett. Tel. 1408.
FOR SALE Real Beritalns 3 bed
room suites, dlnlnl-rnom set. break
fast table snd 4 chairs, library table,
rocking chairs, Easy wanner, electric
range, trasn burner, oayueo. ma
mlwellaneoua furniture. Mrs. Theo.
P. Tollelson, 108 Oeneva St.
LOST Oold hoop ear ring with black
setting. Inquire for Mra. McCon
ochle. Brown'a.
REPORT FINDING SHEBA'S CAPITAL
KV r ' 1 &
jfIOr-'sr li
U WAS FOUND WiWm V
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explorers, claim to have discovered the lost capital of the Queen of
Sheba at the northern edge of the Great Sandy desert In Arabia. The
location It shown on map. The explorers took aerial photographe of
the "city" and reported aeveral tewera atlll standing. (Associated
Preia Photos)
Pear Markets
NEW TORK, April 8. P) (USDA)
Pear auction: Two cara arrived, two
Oregon unloaded, four on track.
Oreson D'Anloua. 421 boxea extra
fancy, 83.22-4.30, average 83.49; 1008
boxes fancy, 83.04-4.20, average 83.72.
CHICAGO, April 8. (IP) No pear
auction today.
INDIANA WOMAN IS
GRANDMOTHER AT 28
COLUMBUS, Ind., April . (AP)
The birth of a daughter to Mr. and
Mra. Roland Reed haa made Mra.
Reed'a mother, Mrs. Cecil Henderaon,
a grandmother at the age of 28 yeara.
Mra. Reed la 14 yeara old.
Her lifth Birthday,
PHILADELPHIA (UP) Cheerful
ness, together with abstinence from
alcohol, smoking and late auppera
are attributed for her advanced yeara
by Mrs, Mary Ann Asay, who haa
celebrated her 111th birthday at the
Burlington county home at New
Lisbon, N. J,
SEATTLE, Wash . ( UP ) Mra. Mar
guerite Dare, 81, waa dancing the
Virginia Reel with her husband. Dare
lifted his wife In a wide whirl and
she cracked heads with another
dancer, Both were knocked out for
an hour,
.P.TI
MOUNT VERNON, Waah., April 6.
(AP) Conductor Thomas Ander
son .was killed, a baggage man was
seriously Injured, and the 12 pas
sengers were bruised and suffered
from shock when a Northern Pacific
train was wrecked 8V miles north
east of Mount Vernon shortly after
noon today.
Spreading rails was reported as the
cause of the accident. The train was
travelling north from Seattle to Van
couver, B. C., and had Just passed
through Mount Vernon. ,
Four of the five cars overturned.
f
SALEM, April 8 (AP) O. R. Mc
Lean of Seattle, supervising examiner
for the 15th federal deposit insurance
district, was In Salem today confer
ring with A. A. Schramm, state su
perintendent of banks, relative to
examination of banks In connection
with the federal deposit Insurance.
Pnn-IIellenlo Meets Members of Pan
Hellenlo are Invited to meet at the
Colonial club on West Main street to
morrow for luncheon at 1 o'clock.
Following luncheon .contract bridge
will be played, with Mrs. O 3. Mor
row and Mrs. Henry Prlngl eas host-
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AND WAR'S CALL
WASHINGTON, April 6. (AP) .
It's army day today, and the tread j
of marching feet, of soldiers parad
ing up Pennsylvania avenue, revives '
a memory. '
Seventeen years ago at 1:18 o'clock
this afternoon a signal from & White
House window shot around the world
the message: j
"America is at war." j
Wood row Wilson walked the streets j
of Washington that 1-year-old day'
Mrs. Wilson beside him; both deep
in thought before turning back to
the White House, taking up a pen
and signing his, name across the war
resolution.
As he traced the last stroke, a
naval officer, standing in a window
near Wilson's desk, semaphored si
lently to the navy department, then
across the street.
The ..-ord, awaited, flashed Instan
taneously to the furthest military
and naval outpost orders to go into
action.
Franklin D. Roosevelt, young as
sistant secretary of the navy, was one
of the first to receive It. His was a
task of seeing that the nation's naval
cordon offered no loopholes to Ger
man sea raiders.
Today is army day again, and he
wired from his yacht in southern
waters the celebration "Indicates in
part the gratitude of our nation to
our army w.hlch so valiantly served
this country in Its every emergency."
Unlucky Youths
Quarantined In
Sorority House
LOS ANGELES, April 6. (AP)
Only four men students are
"Invited" to the fancy dress ball
tonight and the formal dance to
morrow night planned by the 90
girls at the Kappa Alpha Tbeta
sorority house at the University
of California at Los Angeles.
These are not original plans,
but a quarantine intervened and
changed the circumstances.
The four boys, as kitchen em
ployees at the house, were quar
antined as well as the sorority
members after Helen Fischer,
sophomore class secretary, was
stricken with scarlet fever. If no
one else contracts the fever, the
quarantine will be lifted Monday,
Bl
NEW YORK, April 6. (AP) Busi
ness prospects for the second quarter
"generally are conceded to be poten
tially capable of producing the most
satisfactory resul ts for any second
quarter In four years," Dun Ss Brad
street said today.
The expected slackening in the
pace which retail buying set before
Easter has not yet appeared, the
agency reported. Although sales of
some apparel lines have receded this
week from the "extraordinarily high
totals" of the preceding week, buying
of furniture, housewares, electric re
frigerators and rugs Increased by a
wide percentage,
AUTO GLASS .
Fender, Body A Radiator Repali
General Sheet Metal
Light Structural Iron
BRILL MICTAL WORKS
100 E. 8th St, Phone 41s
FOR SALE Young team, weight 8000
lbs. on Linn Rnnch, 1 mile N. W.
JsckJtonvllle. Do not csll Sunday
EMPTY TRUCK ffolns, to San Fran
cisco soon, would like load of fur
niture, etc Will make special rata.
Phone 833.
NOTICE Have power sprayer to spray
cork elm, fruit l rep, shrubbery, (or
aphis. Phone S3B-W,
FOR SALE Choice hybrid delphin
ium seedlings; will bloom this sum
mer. Phone B27-X. Call 703 W. 3nd.
LIBERTY FOOD STORES
MAIN AND GRAPE
EVERYTHING IN GOOD FOODS I
ALEXANDER GROCERY, Inc.
Phone 143 FREE DELIVERY E. F. ALEXANDER, Gen. Mgr.
Saturday Specials
Kitohen Queen Flour, 49-lb. saok '. $1.55
Large Ivory Soap Flakes , 21
2-b. Can Rockwood Oocoa 21
Large Package Jenny Wren Ready Mixed
Flour . 29
1 lb. Hills Blue Can Ooffee 25
4 Cans Libby's Milk .. . .....25
Royal Club Tomato Juice, 3 for 24
Croatnette Egg Noodles, 3 for 24
Trupak Grapefruit, No. 1 Can 10
2!$.lb, Can Calumet Baking Powder 55d
Kellogg 's AU Bran Is a Good Spring Tonlo
AND
After all, there's nothing better
than good, home-baked bread.
That's why we are calling your at
tention to CROWN Best Patent
Flour. In line with our policy to
offer the best, we feature Crown
Flour. Try a sack at once and you
will become a regular Crown en
thusiast. Of course, If flour of
more reasonable price better .fits
your budget, we have Kitchen
Queen Flour combining good
quality with moderate cost, '
Springtime
Is Changing
Time . . .
for love, and ap
petites. At the
I.MKHTY MAR.
KET you'll alu-ajrs
find a select ts
rletjr of meats to
tary your meal,
time menus at
prices that are
kind to thrifty
budiete.
Highest Grade Beef Swift', Specially Fed.
Beef . . . Pork . . . Veal . . . Lamb
Saturday Specials
Fancy selected Swift's Steer
Beef Pot Roast, lb. .
AL STEWART'S FRYERS
FANCY HENS AND SQUABS
10c
mm
MODEL
BAKERY
t
Old Virginia
Goober Cake has
found favor in
many families
19c
Date Nut Bread, a
25c loaf for
19.
MEDFORDITES INVITED
JO EVANS GREEK CCC
ON INSPECTION IP
Medford people who are Interested
In visiting the Civilian Conservation
corps camp at Evans creek tomorrow,
have been extended an Invitation by
the Medford district CCC headquart
ers, and those who would like to
remain for dinner, may do so. A
nominal charge will be made for the
meal.
The opening of the camp to those
who wish to visit there, is In con
nection with the observance of Army
day, for which flags are flying
throughout the nation today. The
camp will show local people what
the army does. In times of peace.
. To reach the Evans creek camp,
drlvera may take the Midway road
from Medford to the Table Rock
store, turn left, and take the Sams
Valley road. Signs along the road In
dicate the direction of the camp..
ABUSES ARE CITED
WASHINGTON, April 8. (AP)
1 What were termed abuses In the
operation of holding companies, to
gether with payment of large salar
ies to officials of the American Tele
phone and Telegraph company, were
reported today to the house inter
state commerce committee by Dr. W.
M. W. Splawn, following a three
year study ordered by congress.
Splawn, now a member of the In
terstate commerce commission, rec
ommended enactment of the Ray
burn bill creating a federal commun
ications commission. Hearings open
Tuesday before the house , commit
tee. . Spl&wn was employed by the com
mittee to make the inquiry. He al
ready had submitted one report,
"The holding compsny," the re
port said, "has been found as a re
sult of this Investigation to be ae
prolific of abuses In the field of
communications as In other utilities
already studied."
"What is disclosed by the exami
nation of the Associated Telephone
Utilities company is, in my Judg
ment, but typical of what may occur
under existing laws," Splawn wrote.
"Moreover, the American Telephone
and Telegraph company, which Is
both a holding and. an operating
company, Is more powerful and skill
ful than any state government with
which It has to deal.
"A bill regulating communications
In interstate commerce will fall far
short of being effective unless It
first restricts the use of the holding
company to what is absolutely es
sential and necessary and, second,
unless the regulation is extended to
the holding company In like manner
as to the operating company."
Phone 642. We will haul away your
refuse. City Sanitary Service.
IKcyit went
io mankefr
Here's the story. There's even a moral so
don't say you weren't warned in advance.
Mary poor darling went to market
and fell for the seeming economy of
"bargain counter" coffee. But she quickly
learned that even though you buy coffee
by the pound you don't drink it by the
pound. You drink it by the cup. And true
economy is based on how many satisfac
tory cups you get from the pound. Mary
discovered that Hills Bros. Coffee makes
a greater number of completely delicious
cups per pound because of the greater
abundance of strength and flavor.
MORAL: For real economy as well as
supreme coffee flavor, always ask for
Hills Bros. Coffee.
CW' HIS Hilb Bnt.
Sea Snake Seen
Disporting Near
Coos Bay Sands
MARSHJ1ELD. Ore., April 6.
(IP) Coos bay. slighted these msny
months ss discussion of sea ser
pents and marine monstera held
attention, leaped to the fore today.
Pred Jens, United States coast,
guard lookout, reported thst short
ly sfter 8. a. m. today a "serpent"
he estimated to have been between
80 to 100 feet In length hove Into
sight snd plsyfully churned the
water off the eouth spit for nearly
half an hour.
' Jena said the cresture worked Its
way through the waves by "hump
ing Its back" like a messurlns
worm. Its head, he said, did not
show sbove the water.
yesr fell short of the first two month,
of lsst yesr. Q
la the University of Minnesota's
school of agriculture are 88 "federal
students." financed by the atate and
federal government,.
TOURIST REGISTRATION
N
SALEM, April . (AP) Msfch,
1934, was the first month of the cur
rent year to enow an Increase In
non-resident motor vehicle registra
tion over the corresponding month
In 1833, a report from toe secretary
of state's office reveals. Last month's
registrations totsled 3,988 as com
pared to 3,421 In 1933.
Both January and February of thla
Roller Skating
Hello, friends and skating
fans, we are back again
for a while. Floor newly
landed. Under same man
agement. All welcome for
a good time. Carnival
opening Friday night,
April 6 at Armory.
JOHN SOHEPERS, Mgr.
Hotel Figueroa
Tenth and
Figueroa Sta.
LOS ANGELES
400 outalde roomi
sne of the
aeweat aotela
Next door to
everything
important
In downtown Los Angeles. As
comfortable as It Is convenient
Oarage In connection.
Rooms with, or without, private
oath. Bates 81.60 per day and up
Attractive permanent rates, week
or month. A. B. SMITH, Lessee.
HOME OWNED ST0EES
SPRING FOODS
Springtime menus call for a variety of foods to perk up
winter weary appetites. Come in and see the large variety
of spring foods offered at Piggly Wiggly.
FREE DEUVERY-PHONE 9
Featured Values for
Friday, Saturday, Monday
Albers Pearls of Wheat pkg. 19c
PancakeorWaffleFIour257at 2for29
White King, lge. pkg. 27c
Fisher's Blend Flour " $1.89
Fisher's Cake Flour W 15c
Mission Bell Soap, 4 bars 15C
Leslie Salt cn
2 for 15c
Ovaltine, $1 size . . 72c
Coffee, MaxweH House, pound m 28c
Instant Postum
8 oz.
size
37c
Waldorf Tissue 3 for 14c
Scott Tissue 3 for 25c
19
Durkee's Salad Aid, Pt. 17c
Qt. 29c
Camay Soap, 3 bars 14c
Hershey's Cocoa, J lb. tin 9c
Columbia R. Salmon, 15 oz. tin, 2 for 29c
Royal Chef Clams, size, 2 cans 25c
Budweiser Malt, 2J size can .55c
Snowdrift Shortening, 3 lb. tin 41c
Mother's Cocoa, 2 lb. tin 21c
Idaho Small White Beans, 4 lbs..,:. . 19c
Calumet Baking Powder, lb. can 25c
Rodman Peas, No. 2 can 21c
Powdered Sugar, 3 lbs 22c
Arm & Hammer Soda, lb. pkg 8c
Piggly Wiggly Coffee, lb 25c
SPECIAL A Glass Tumbler Free
ORANGES, large, fancy Sunkist, doz
RADISHES, 2 bunches for .
RHUBARB, 3 lbs """
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