PAGE SIX
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 6, 1934.
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New Order Fixes Minimum
Scale in Jackson and Jose
phine Counties Com
pliance Is Mandatory.
A new order, Issued by the Oregon
Milk control bond, K. O. Harlan,
chairman, O, M, Plummer and Burge
W. Mason, became effective the flrat
day of this month, and replaces the
official order, No. 6, which has pre-
vlouslv been In affect,
The order deala with the fixing of
the minimum prlcea of milt and
cream In the market area of the
Rogue River valley and defining the
limits of the milk shed of this vauey.
. John B. Billings of Ashland, repre
sentative in this district of the milk
control board, waa a visitor In Med
ford Thursday afternoon and pointed
out that customers, as well aa the re
tailers, are subject to prosecution If
they fall to comply with the milk
ordinance, aa Issued by the state
board.
The order clearly defines the prices
nd manner In which milk may be
purchased and any violation of this
will be taken Into court, he pointed
out,
The order, which Is No. 86, follows:
1. Buoh Investigation and proofa
aa the emergency permits, having
been made, and public hearing hav
ing been held after reasonable no
tice to the publlo through newspapera,
letters and otherwise, and due de
liberation havtnK been given. It la
hereby ordered that until further no
tice the following temporary provis
ions shall govern exclusively the
minimum prices to be charged In the
ale of all grades of market milk and
cream by milk dealers In the Rogue
River valley, countlea of Jackson and
Josephine, state of Oregon:
i Minimum Milk and Cream Prices.
' 3 The price to be psld producers
hall be S3.10 per hundred-weight, 4
per cent fat test, t. o. b., market, with
a differential of to for each one-tenth
pint over or under 4 per cent. The
price of farm separated market cream
to producer, shall be 40o a pound but.
terfat, f. o. b market.
Minimum prices, wholesale to stores:
Quarts - 8c
pints
Hlf-plnU - 'o
(Half-plnta aupplled to school chil
dren may be 3V4o, with exception of
certain designated cases, which may
be supplied free.)
Out of stores (minimum prices)!
Quarts, doorstep delivery or credit
aalea - -
omrta. nuh over counter In bot-. .'
: ties "
Pints
I out of Milk Depots (minimum
prices) :
muon lota In one container, In
one delivery over counter 8x
Quarts, bottled by depot Bo
Pints 80
Half.nlnts ...................... 90
Milk distributed at above prices In
quarts, pints and half-pints ahall be
mechanically bottled and capped.
Bklm Milk: Whsle. Rtl.
Quarts . 4o 60
O.llrm. loo 13o
4. No cash discounts, trading
stamps, rebates, advertising allow
ances, unusual extensions of credit,
gratuities or free service of any na
ture shall In any way enter Into the
sale or purchase of milk or cream In
Jackson and Josephine counties under
this act.
5. Distributors shall charge for
bottles at the rate of fio and the
same smount allowed upon their re
turn. No dealer will be permitted to
give credit for more empty bottles
than he delivered to the stop; and
he shall charge 6c for each bottle
that the stop falls to return. Stores
shall not buy bottlea or accept bot
tles In payment of groceries, but shall
be limited to accepting them only in
exchange for milk purchases.
S. The use of any type or design
of milk or cream bottle cap other
than the standard flat disc cap now
In general use shall require the addi
tional minimum charge of le per bot
tle.
7. Under the milk control law
every milk dealer la required to ope
rate under a license granted by the
board. The term "milk dealer" means
any person who purchases or han-
dules milk within this state or sells
milk within the state for sale In tills
atate or sells milk within the state,
except when consumed on the
premises where sold. Violations of
the law shall be punished by a fine
of not less than tit or more than
1000 or Imprisonment for not less
than 30 daya or more than 90 days.
or both.
8. Milk treated mechanically by
any process other than pasteurization
shall be sold on the basts of lo per
quart, i4o per pint or half-pint above
the regular prices established in this
order.
9. Distributors' sales of bottled
milk and cream to peddlers shall be
13 per cent below wholesale prices,
and accounts settled In full every 30
day period. Peddlers ahall not sell
at wholesale or retail below prices
set In this order. No peddler shall
change the source of his supply with
out written perm Is son of the milk
board.
Market Am and Milk Shed.
10. For the purpose of selling milk
and cream the market area shall be
tie geographical limits of Jackson
and Josephine counties, Oregon.
For the purpose of supplying milk
and cream In the above described
market area, the boundaries of the
milk shed are hereby designated aa
those farms and premises on which
milk and (or) cream was being regu
larly produced for sale and distribu
tion in the above described market
area on December 15, 1933.
Producers who were not ahlpplng
market milk and (or) cream on De
cember 18, 1933, may file appllca
tlon with the milk control board to
ship and sell when market conditions,
In the opinion of the board, may re
quire and Justify any or all of their
production.
, Bulgarian or Treated Buttermilk:
wnaie. u.
Quarts o 10o
Oallona aso 30c
; Buttermilk (churned):
I Bams price aa skim milk. '
Cream Prices.
; Commercial Cream (18-33 per cent
butter ft):
Whale. Rtl.
Half-pints .10 13o
Pnta .. - .30 3So
.30 8o
1.18
Cream (30-38 per cent
Quarts
Oallona
Whlpplng
butter fat):
Whsle. Rtl.
Half-plnta . .13 ISo
Pints .as 98o
Quarts .48 63c
Oallona ... 1.90
9. All the above prices are based
en 4 per cent milk. For each point
butterfat In milk raised above 4 per
cent butterfat the price ahall be In
creased lo per quart,. a per pint or
half-pint. All milk from legal to 4.3
per cent will take price of 4 per cent;
over 4.3 per cent and not over 8.3 per
cent takes price of 8 per cent milk,
versge of three tests during 80-day
period.
8. The term "milk" means fluid
milk and the 'term "cream" means
aweet cream, both sold for humsn
consumption In fluid form. All cream
ever 33 per cent and under SO per
cent at 8c per point above table cream
gallon price, and 8c point over whip
ping cream gallon price fer all cream
ever 88 per cent.
ATTENDANCE LACK
DELAYS FORMIN
OF WIRTH'S PARTY
(Oontlnueu uixn page one)
of 'what's the use,' as 'the asms eld
regime will carry on,' We have our
candidate for governor and will
tackle It In altogether different way
we will pull through to success."
The party candidate lor governor,
Mr. Wirth, was Introduced and told
the gathering: "It la useless to tell
you how disappointed I am In the
number here tonight. I have several
of the dearest friends on earth, who
came In response to my Invitation. I
entered Into this after very careful
atudy, much thought and preparation.
Prosperity Plan Devised
I have devised a plan to throw
off the yoke of depression and lead
us back to the land of freedom and
plenty. X cannot fight thla alone. I
must have the support of the good
American people. We all know tha
almost everything la wrong, and why
do a few have to fight It alonet
"The road we have been traveling
for years Is leading to a pit, and we
are heading for It. It must be ended.
Thle can be ended with the ballot
box, lnatead of war and bloodahed,"
Mr. Wlrth declared.
Referring to the principles of the
party, the candidate said: "This will
bring ua Into our own. We have
right to live and let live. We
are only applying the Oolden Rule.'
He made reference to those In power
taking tne oread rrom your children a
mouths," and aald, "we must throw
off the yoke of tyranny.
Some People Hungry
1 can prove to you," he said,
"that people are going hungry In
this land of plenty. Are we able to
take car of ourselves In Oregon?"
He read an Associated Press dispatch
from Portland, published In the Malll
Tribune, which showed an Increase
deposit In the six Portland banks.
He quoted figures showing that 60,-
ill
in Season
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There it no other flavor quiet like
that of large, sun-ripened loganberries. No
wonder longenberry jelly or jam it delicacy
oo any tablet Put them up now . . . for next
winter . . . while at their belt!
One Easy Recipe
for All Jams and Jellies
Regardless of the fruit, with Pen-Jel you simply follow
the easy cup-for-cup method on the package and you
cannot have a failure. Pen-Jel adds uit enough pure
trait pectin to make the ripest fruit juice jelll
PEN-JEL CE
000 families In the state would need
aid during the coming year and, ac
cording to Mr. Wlrth'a plan, the sur
plus bank deposit could be distrib
uted smong the needy families.
Mr. Wlrth told his listener that
the Increase wss made on the bank
accounts of only a few people. He
said that 8600 could keep a family a
yesr and If this surplus waa distrib
uted among the needy families, Ore
gon could take care of Itself. He
did not say how the Increased bank
deposit would be transferred to a
public fund.
Mr. Wlrth's plan, as explained last
evening, Is to take all persons off
relief, except the old and disabled.
He auggested changing the flow of
currency Into a fund to give perma
nent employment and relief to the
needy.
Right to Lite
"It la our natural birthright to
live, and live well," declared the
speaker. "I'm not radical on this. I
have had the 'brains' of the coast
consider this plan. No one will criti
cize It. 'It la wonderful If you can
put It over.' they aay. Keep faith
with the party and It will keep faith
with you."
He said he had been Invited to
hold this organisation meeting In
various part of the atate, but that
he had chosen the country dearest
to his heart Jackson county.
Mr. Wlrth's speech was applauded
and, when a rising vote was taken,
all present agreed to return next
week, with more supporters, In order
that the party organlztalon might he
perfected.
PORTLAND, Ore'., July . (AP)
I. L. Davison of Portland, whose au
tomobile last Wednesday night col
llded with one In which William Eln
zlg, atate purchasing agent, was rid
ing, was fined 100 and sentenced to
30 days In Jail when he pleaded
guilty yesterday to a charge of driv
ing while drunk. The court suspended
38 days of the 30-day sentence.
BUOENB, Ore., July (AP)
Jimmy Green, 3 years old, waa killed
last night at a Marcola dock when
a pile of lumber fell on him. He
was the eon of Mr. and Mrs. Burl B.
Oreen of Marcola.
Meteorological Report
July 6, 1934.
Forecasts.
Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight
and Saturday. Little change In tem
perature.
Oregon: Fair tonight and Saturday
but overcast west portion. Little
change In temperature.
Local Data,
Temperature a year ago today:
Highest, 92; loweat, 84.
Total monthly precipitation, .9
inch; deficiency for the month, .10
Inch.
Total precipitation since September
1, 1933, 11.0 Inches; deficiency tor the
season, 6.68 Inches.
Relative humidity at A p. m. yes
terday, 33; 6 a. m. today. 73.
Sunrise tomorrow, 4:43 a. m.
Sunset tomorrow, 7:49 p. m.
Observations Taken at 8 a. m.,
120 Meridian Time.
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from the remainder of the state by
towering Lookout mountain that all
of Its commercial and social contacts
are adjacent with Tennessee.
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13 P.cidy
Some linguists believe thst part
of the language of the Tule Indians
of Panama derive from the Scandi
navian tongues.
Mann's Semi-Annual
REMNANT SALE
Starts on Wednesday
July 11 th . . . Don't
Miss This Sale! . . .
There's Satisfaction In Knowing That
Snider' s Milk Is
Safe!
Snider V Milk
Merits Your Confidence
1 We maintain the standards of
tha federal, state and local
health departments.
2 Our farmers keep only healthy
cows, In clean surroundings.
3 Our city plant is as spotless as
your own kitchen kept so by
trained employees.
4 The safety and quality of our
miik is assured by proper pas
teurisation. Tho fine natural flavor of our milk
is the. result of this protection.
EE-MQIIMELHKf SALE
We have remodeled and re-arranged our store, fixed up the front and put in the finest vegetable display you ever,
saw. We think so much of our new set-up that we have arranged an especially attractive line up of bargains, for
July 7th and 9th, Saturday and Monday. Come on down, look them over, and save yourself some money.
210 E. MAIN
SUGAR
PURE CANE $4.75
25-lb. cloth bags. . . ..... $1.25
10-lb. cloth bags .49
POWDERED 3 lbs. 19c
BROWN , 3 lbs. 19c
Look folks, this is positively your last opportunity to get
sugar at these prices. The Federal Processing Tax of
about 55o a sack, beoomes effective July 8th. We want
to move our entire stock. It is limited. So come early.
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(1 ShrilTip Dry6 pack. 6 oz 2 for 25c
rtl Royal Chef. OK
Vl&mS For a quick lunch, J4's C, for CQC
Pork & Beans JsSnH 6c
Grape Fruit JKt 2f0r 25c
Tender and sweet.
No. 1 tins
An unusual value.
No. 2 tins ..
H-D. A hot
weather
drink
Pljgly Wlggly
hard wheat
49 lbs.
4for 25c
3for 25c
3(OT25c
$1J3
Corn
Peas
Tomato Juice
Flour
T ncai X 1CUYC5 Premium
Pearls of Wheat Albers ..- 19c
Baking Powder
Pratatr. fkm.
wauiw vuifio Regular lOo
Soap Bob Whilte : : 1 Obars 1 9C
I akh Del Mont8 No. 2 tins. Just like 4 A.
VOril fresh corn. Whole kernel I OU
Carnation 4Q.
Calumet OCm
pound CvC
Blue Bell "7,
fresh corn. Whole kernel
Assorted
flavors
Jello
D Instant
rusiuiii
Small size
5c
25c
rp i : Geo. Washington. CCa
1 ODaCCO A lOo size free. Lb 33C
SalmOn No!1!! tins 2 for 27c
3 for 25 c
25c
Salad Oil Quarts' !.. 29c
Salad Aid Ke: 18c
10c
Tissue 1000 sheets
Matches six boxes
Durkee's.
Quarts
Durkee's.
Pints
-I C 1 1 Mustard.
Cream aalad
D J White and Wheat, Mb Q Oflt
DiCciCi wrapped loaves O forfcUw
CHEESE
Cowlitz, cream. O OCf
Aged just right i-lbs. e&Wl
MILK
Mt. Vernon. A richer sweeter flavor. J QC
Case $2.75. Tall cans . Ofor OJV
BUTTER
Piggly Wiggly Grade "A" Kn
None better, try it today, lb ?. efiie-M
J COFFEE SSI $1.12
Jell Powder Ef .3pk,14c
Tobacco Kefft 78c
PUrPCt? Pabst, assort, in OC
iniiiliiOEj yz ib. pkgs. c for aCOc
Mayonnaise
Marshmallows
Bulk. Sweet
and fresh.
Pound
Fresh.
Lbs. 18c
H-lbs.
15c
10c
Canning Supplies
Everybody
uses it
Red Rubber,
Double lip
Certo
Rings
Parowax
Economy Caps
Kerr or Ball Caps
Presto Jars
Presto Jars
CRACKERS
Pound
22c
3, 10c
10c
Dozen 25c
Regular, OC
Dozen favv
Quarts, nl
Dozen wOC
Pints, QOa
Dozen OOC
American. 2-lb. cartons, of plain or salted
Sodas and Grahams, carton
25c
BEANS
Maryland Chief.
Another unusual value, cut
stringless. No. 2 tins
3 for 25 c
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
APRICOTS 2oftnibyKs 59c
LEMONS
LETTUCE
Potatoes
300 size. QQ
Sunkist, Doz. OOC
Large
Heads
5c
Locals. 12 n. 25c
Ritters.
bottles
COCONUT
CATSUP S
DOG FOOD
LOBSTER
TUNA
Corned Beef
Sweet shred
ded In bulk.
Pound
White Star.
No. yi tins
Derby, No. 1
tins. Fine for
sllcln
19c
2 for 25c
5c
29c
15c
15c
Trlrie. Dogi
howl for It.
No. 1 tins
Sweet tender
meat.
No. H tins .
Meat Market
HAMBURGER
No cereal
3 Pounds 25c
Colored Fryers-Co!
LARD
Open kettle rendered
3 Pounds 25c
ored Hens-Rabbits
Beef Pot Roast, lb 12c
Beef Short Ribs, lb w. . . .. Sc
Beef Steak, loin or round, lb. ,20c
Veal Steak, shoulder cut, lb. . . .:. ... . ,:. . . . 15c
Veal Roast, shoulder cut, lb . .12c
Veal Stew, lb 8c
Fish Cheese Pickles Olives
206 East Main
FREE DELIVERY PHONE 46
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. . . The good, tender meat with a
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