5TEDF0RB MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, XTJGTJST 2f 1931
PAGE THREE
iST RADICAL
Commander Hayes In Ad
dress at Oregon Conclave
Calls On Citizens to Up
hold Government, Liberty
ASTORIA. Aug. 24. (AP) Edward
A. Hayes, American Legion national
. commander, today called on Legion
naires to form a bulwark of protec
tion against "communist io menace"
and "radical element."
Addressing the Oregon department
Legion convention which Is devoting
much attention to communism, the
national commander, tall Decatur,
111., attorney, called upon all citizens
to uphold our government and pre
eerve liberty.
Red Movement Been.
The Legion Is "not hunting a 'red'
behind every bush," he said, but
recognizes a "definite communistic
movement In the United States, and
o Schilling
lis exquisite flavor
, is like a fine perfume
both delicate 6 strong.
la making war upon the radical teach-;
lnga that exist.
He called on the men and women
who fought to preserve our govern
ment" to make peace-time effort
against "radical elements which are
teaching strange tenet and advocat
ing a tearing down of those funda
mental principles upon which our
nation has progressed."
Strange Tenets Spreading.
"We cannot Ignore the fact," he
said, "that in our schools. In our
colleges. In our churches, and our
social organisations even In govern
ment circles, strange tenet are
spreading."
He told of student anti-war activi
ties In a number of state and re
ferred to what he called a subversive
article published In the Epworth Her
ald and written by the secretary of
the Methodist Federation of Social
Service.
The article, he asld, gave young
Christians a suggestion that they
could jon the army In the event of
war and commit sabotage. Hayes said
the article suggested the youth could
go further and Join other youths in
sabotage with a deliberate Intent to
get rid of the present economic sys
tem, of which wsr was declared
part.
Says Author Communist,
'We looked up the author of this
article, this secretary of the Metho
dist Federation of Social Service, and
found her listed In connection with
communistic activities," Hayes de
clared. Speaking of war benefit payments.
Haves declared veteran were placed
in a class of handicap by service to
their flag during the war and the
Legion seeks "only to bring them to
the level of those who did not serve
In the great war."
The legion Is seeking enactment of
a universal war time service measure
which would embrace common re
sponsibility for all citizens, capital
and resources.
"It will be a guarantee of peace,'
he said, "because no man or group of
men would seek to foster war In the
hope of making plain money out of
it."
Farmers In the Irish potato belt
of western North Carolina report this
season's crop is the biggest In five
years.
2LOCALS
Learn Tonljht Ui. Sebana Fraa
!.r Till leave tonight by train lor
Berkeley. Calif. .
Fltxferald In Town Prana rtUger
14 of Sam Valley, wu a builaeu
Tliltox In Medford yettenUy.
lo Crater Lake lr. and Mr.. B.
Surapter Smith and Kim Joan DeLoah
left today for Crater Lake and Tlclnlty
to epend the week-end.
...
Auditor In Medford Otto Bagley.
auditor for tho U. B. Fidelity and
Guaranty Inauranoa company, la In
Medford on Buatneaa,
...
Mlfa Bee Home Ml. LaMurle
Beck lu returned homo from Walla
Walla, Wash., where ih haa been
vlaitlxig for aoma time.
...
Smith on Business Robert T. Smith
of Portland arrived In thl city today
by train to spend the day on busi
ness. . .
Phelps Here M. B. Phelps of Port
land spent several hours on business
In Medford last evening and this
morning, leaving on the Shasta.
.
Geti Permit J. T. George of 707
Sherman atreet was Issued a re-roof
permit for S63 yesterday by the build
ing department at the city hall.
...
Down from take Luclan Clement,
employe of Standard Oil Stations,
Inc., at Government camp, arrived
yesterday to apend the latter part of
the week In Medford.
...
Rosenbatnn In Treka A. 8. Roten
baum, district passenger and freight
agent for Southern Pacific lines, is
spending the day on business In
Yreka, Calif.
. a
Mullaney Here R. E. Mullaney, rep
nrit.i,tlv of the Western Weighing
association, la In Medford on several
days'buslness.
On Business Trip William MoCAl-
llster, local attorney, spent Wednes
day tn Grants Pass attending to busi
ness matters. W. W. Walker wae also
a visitor there from Medford.
Return, from Coast Aire. Rosa
Blackmore Wlllett, who haa been va
cationing during the past month at
Crescent city, haa returned to the
valley. 0he la spending two days In
Granta Pass.
...
Bulll. Arrives Gilbert BulUs of
Natches, Miss., arrived In Medford on
the Shasta thla morning to visit for
TOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Fine breeding ewes. Tel.
401-J-3.
FOR SALE Model T Ford, milk cow,
gal van Iced tank 3x7. 3 ft. deep. 18
ft. canoe. Will trade for wood, and
house east of Uotrue River Academy
on Jacksonville Phoenix road. Tel,
447-M.
FOR SALE Collection of taxidermy
10 deer heads, antelope head and
birds, etc. Also 3 tea sets of hand
painted china and cut glassware.
Mrs. J. L. Ely, i mile north West
side school.
WANTED Reliable companion to
: ;ago. 6hare expense. Further
Information. 329 Apple St.
LOST Person that picked up hand
bag on Sams Valley road please re
turn to Sams Valley Store.
USED CAR BARGAINS L'"L"
30 Day Written Ouarante.
1039 Ford Roadster
1929 Easex Town Sedan
1929 Durant Coupe
1929 LaSnlle Coupe
Several older models on hand.
ARMSTRONG MOTORS. INC.
38 No. Rlrenlde . Tel 18
WANTED TO BENT by aiur'furnl
Ished bungalow with 3 bedrooms.
Box 2896, Mall Tribune.
USED Westinghouse electric range
for sale Automatic, equipped with
regular sized porcelain lined bak
ing oven. Also small porcelain lined
broiling or baking oven. (Your fuel
ourning stove may be traded In.)
Price installed 30.00. The Califor
nia Oregon Power Co,
a few day with hi brother and sis
ter, Mies Helen Bulll and Seth Bul
ll. e
Accident Reported Paul F. Ander
son, 49, 1130 Nlantie street, reported
an accident on the Crater Lake high
way north of Eagle Point yesterday at
4 p. m in which he stated hi auto
.SERVICE
Skinner's Oarage
Medford, Oregon
E DON'T WANT TO BRAG!
Bl!tWE HEAR IT EVERY DAY
"Peerless Hamburger Is the Freshest and
Nicest I Have Ever Bought."
HfliBURGER3ibs.25c
Phone 603, FREE DELIVERY at 8, 10, 2 and 4
REAL SPECIALS ON YOUNG MUTTON
WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE
LEGS .... lb. 8c
Shldr. Roast lb. 6'2c
VEAL
CHOPS
Stew 3
Rib or
Loin
STEW
lb. 5c
VEAL
ROAST
Shoulder Cuts
lb. 9c
Hocks'lSc
EAT MORE BEEF
There Is a tremendous surplus at the
present time. Cold Roast Iteef Is very
nice sliced for luncheon or sandwiches
and It may be used many other wayi
these hot days. Help the local grower
by using your shore.
Beef Roast lb. 8c
Qood Shoulder Cuts, Tender
Rib or
Sirloin Steak lb. 12
Rump Roast lb. 15c
Boned and Tied. No Waste
Rib Boil . . . lb. 5c
lb. 9c
lbs. 10c
VEAL
STEAK
Shoulder Outs
lb. 1 0c
NECK
BONES
Young Pork
3 lbs. 1 0c
Fresh Dressed
Yearling Roosters
I b . 1 2 2 c
lb. 21c
See Our Large Display of Bulk Pickles, Luncheon Meats, Relishes, Etc.
Chickens
Turkeys
Fresh Dressed, Young.
Thli Year 'a Birds
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
ro ttn -: i
Oxnard Sunkist Lemons per dozen
Local Cantaloupes, good size 3 for . ...
Tomatoes, red-ripe large basket ...
Bell PeDDers, large locals per dozen
Green Beans, locals, tender 3 pounds .-. .
Southern Sweet Potatoes 4 pounds
Dry Onions, local Sweet Spanish 8 pounds. ,.,
Banana or Sweet Potato Squash per pound.,.,
MrTO (
19c
10c
10c
10c
10c
19c
17c
3c
FREE
DELIVERY
ANY SIZE
ORDER
We Feature
CRATER
BRAND
LOCAL
PRODUCTS
Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the
CASH GROCERY
W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner
Phone 20
Here you will find
Red Hot Specials
For Hot Weather
Needs
t DURING THIS HOT WEATHER, JUST
FOR RELIABLE
J REE DELIVERY SERVICE
PHONE 20
Van Camps Pork and Beans "I Ac
Med. size can, 4 for 25 Lg. 27 or.
Royal Club Fancy Spinach Qc
No. 2), can 13 No. 2 can 10d No. 1 can &
Wax Paper, 40 foot rolls . 2 for 15c
Mazola Oil ... . quart Q Cjc
(Make your own Mayonnaise and save)
Shortening, Flake White . . 4 lb. 39c
Ginger Ale Clicquot Club, Arrow Gc
Head or Lime Rickey 2 bottles
ICED or HOT
Schilling Tea
IS MORE REFRESHING
Black lb. 69c, V2 35c
Green lb. 53c, y2 lb. 28c
HONEY . . . 5 pound pail 43c
CLOROX quart 1 5c pint 9c
White King Washing Powder large package 20
Lux large package ..........2!i
Rinso large package . ...... J2 1
Marshmallows pound 17d Yi pound . )
Rockwood's Cocoa 2 lb. can 20
Royal Gelatin Dessert, any flavor package 5
Certobottle 22
We Now Have the Famous Wadham's Drip Coffee,
J lb. glass Jar (saves your fruit canning cost) 32tf
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
LEMONS
FANCY 360 SIZE
DOZEN
19
Oranges, 216 lize, fancy dozen -
HOST MIM THIS ONE!
Sweet PotatoesG pounds 20
Fancy Large White Cauliflower head J5tf
Fancy Grapefruit, 80 ize each TyC
Celery, large bunches each 10
Fancy Bananas pounds 250
collided with a vehicle driven by
Tbomu H. Amtcker, 2i, of Lo An
gle. Inspector! Return Major Clir H.
Armitron, commander of the Med
ford CCO district, and several officers
of hla ataff returned rrlday from ln-
apactloa trip throughout the dis
trict. Captain M. Milton Potter, tiec
utlre officer, returned from ft veek'i
Inspection tour, and Captain Robert
P. Dark, dlatrlct quartermaster, re
turned from two-day tour. Lieut.
Howard A. Malin, auUtant executive
officer, alio returned from a two-da?
trip, baring Joined Major Armstrong
at Camp Hilt, Lieut Wallace 6. Doug
las district surgeon, will return thtf
week-end from a two week' trip.
Get it t Heath's Drug fftore, Mel
ford Pharmacy.
MARSH'S GROCERY
Personal Attention
130 E. Main
Prompt Service
White King Powder pkg. 28c
Mission Bell Soap 4 bars 19c
Ice Cream Salt, 10-lb. pkg. ............ 19
Ginger Ale, White Rock, qt. ... 19
Pork and Beans, 16 or, for 25d
(VAN CAMP'S)
KRISPY CRACKERS . . 29c
-LB. PKQ.
WESSON OIL quart . . 39c
t MAYONNAISE BOWL FREH )
Eggs, Extras, Selected, do. . -30i
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
GREEN PEPPERS doz. . 9c
Tomatoes Selected lb. 3c
Sweet Potatoes, lb 5d
Oranges, juicy, 252 do. 23
Lemons, 300 's, do U90
New Potatoes, 10 lbs 15
Wealthy Apples lb. . . . 4c
CELERY, large stalk . 10c
Bunch Vegetables, 3 for . 10J
Cabbage, solid, lb .- 4
Green Limas, 2 lbs 19
Cants, 23's, each . 7125
Pineapple Juice.
S. and W
Asparagus. Qreen
Point, No. 2 tin
3 cans
29c
23c
Apple Cider Vinegar. PKf
Superior quality, gallon
Pickling Spices.
3 packages -U W
Baby Chuck Steak, lb. 12y2c
Baby Pot Roast, .lb. 10c
Shoulder Lamb Roast, lb. 10ft
Ground Round Steak, 2 lbs 25
Fresh Hamburger, 3 lb. 25c
Pure Lard, 4 lb. . . . 39c
Lamb Stew, lb .. .,..,.5d
Baby Rib Steak, lb. 15
Fresh Dressed Hens, pound . 15c
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PEOPLE'S MARKET
105 W. Main
Roy Guyer . . .
Your butcher who has
served you for the past
24 years, who now is at
the People's Market,
and he should know a
few tilings about good
meats. This week Roy
is celebrating his 24th
anniversary with Nich
ols & Ashpole and
Oeorge Nichols, Jr.
Delivery
CAPONS fryers or
roasters, lb. ......
PRIME BEEF RIB ROAST boned
and tied, lb
VEAL LOAF fin quality for baking,
one order will convince you, lb ...
Fryers, lb. . . . . . 22c
Hens, lb. . . . . . 17c
Phone 10S9
30c
20c
20c
Jack's Baby Beef Market
g3i3rtainmsaaD
We were Right I We know Medford people prefer tender baby beef that costs no mors :