Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 07, 1934, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFORD M IL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1931 RELIEF DEFEAT SINCLAIR E PHOETNIX, Ariz., Bept. 7. One man wa injured fatally during hand to hand flghU Thursday betwn po loce and aherlff'a deputies and agi tators attempting to picket federal emergency relief administration head quarter. An undetermined, number were in jured. The dead man waj not Immediately Identified. He waa believed to be a member of the would-be picketing force of about 20O which twice waa Peter P. Myhand, Here On Visit, Declares Author Will Be Beaten by Ray mond L Haight in Finals Ptr P. MThand o( Mcred. Calif . member ot aha California atat board of agriculture and prominent demo crat, upon hie arrival In Medford yea terday to renew old acquaintance with P. a. Oenaon, manager ot the Hotel Medford, atated that the "Tla lonary dreama of Upton Sinclair, democratic candidate for the Cali fornia governorship, oan never be perpetuated," and phopheeled that a darlt horee, Raymond L. Haight, run ning on the commonwealth ticket, will be the next governor of California. Mr. Myhand. who will remain In Medford until Monday, la ataytng at the Hotel Medford, where he and Pete" tre talking over old tlmea. The two were boyhood frlenda In the eaat. Dig Occasion Mr. Myhand aeemed completely ab sorbed In the outcome of the Califor nia tatA electlona. and aald that he FILMS 29c 120-8 Exp. EXIT INSECT SPRAY nn time for other Dolltlcal Inter-I cat. "Thle la the blggeit occasion In J politic that California has ever known." he aald. "We want to choow a man who will not only please the citizens of California, but one who will win the honor and respect of our sister statea." "No, Upton Sinclair will not be the next governor." said Mr. Mynani. n. Quart Tin MIST0L Note Drop 17e (25c site) K0TEX "Sinclair's plans are all dreama. His big vote In the general election was eoclallat. and most of that came from Loe Angeles alone. Now he has an nounced that he la full-fledged democrat, casting aside all soclsllatlc relations and losing the aupport of his former party." When asked hla opinion of the fa mous author'a atatement that la elect ed hla first official act will be to par don Tom Mooney, Mr. Myhand aald. "It doesn't look very well for a oandl date for governor to aay that he will open the bars for a dynamiter who took human Uvea In the Preparedness dav bomblrur In 8sn rrsnclsco." Sinclair's trip east to see President! DAnuviit win not avail him any-; ? thing, according to Mr. Myhand. who i ty PI'TNMI DYES 9c 1.1c pkR. OSMINDO CIGARS 3 for 10C 91. .1:1 imv LIME RICKEY I2y2c (Ttdlnier) 1'nrte snm Watch (iunmntrrd WIX ftuntttirr Prnlectliin Do. 39c also doesn't believe the aemocre'ici convention Bept. 30 at eacramenio will endorse the author for the gover norshlp. "If Sinclair ahould win the ih.i.nn." Mr. Mvhand continued, "It would mean the disruption of the J democratic party." Ilalellt Is Man "Then who, In your opinion, ahould be elected?" waa asked. "There Is a dark hoiae In the race," Mr. Myhand replied, "who will be the next gover norf California Raymond U Haight, who is running on the commonwealth J ticket." He Is a substantial business man of 38 yeara of age, who has serv- j ed as a member of the California Rail- I way commission, Mr. Myhand added, j AUrmed over the political sltua-j tlon. California reollres that the vis- j tonary dreams of Upton Slnclslr can never be perpetuated, and that Act- j ln Governor Prank P. Merrlam'a re actionary activities will not be en dorsed by the democrata. Therefore the progressive democrats and repub licans will support Haight." But Mr. Myhand still doca not think kii that Raymond L. Haight la the best choice. "If C. O. Young, who waa do- pj publican ticket, had been chosen as a candidate and eleoted, there la no doubt that he would have been one of the beat governora California has ever iiert." live Candidate's Past People are forgetting about poli tical parties and delving more Into a candidate's pssl, Mr, Myhand said, and commented that while Sinclair la a "wonderfully fluent writer, he Is nnt a Business man." Seeming much Impressed by the j dvsuij ana kh u. wi ,wt.j i..i orchards, Mr. Myhand will visit msny of thsm and other points of Interest In the valley while here, accompanied by Mr. Denson. "I know all about my host's hospitality," Mr. Myhsnd con cluded, "as he built (ha Tioga hotel In Merced." He explained that the J Tioga hotel waa built to accommo- frj 19c ROr tubes None llefter LUNCH IHTRKT &9c date Yojwmlte National park tour Ists, and has proved one of the most popular hotela In the atate. 1 TO DAILY MEALS Aspirin VANCOUVER, Wash.. Sept. 7. (AP) ' Oenerl James K. Parsons, com- mandant of Vancouver Barracks, has witneaAed torn Interest-compelling Incidents In a long and varied career. 1 Among the moat fascinating was the , on he related today. t On a tour of inspection he rlslted the Mary's Crrett CCC camp near Sslem. Prom the meM-hall he saw a mongrel female dog departing with a kitten In Its mouth. Inquiry among the tre troopers developed that the dog, whone ownership Is undetermined, three tlmea a day at mealtime. ee arches the kitten out In the wood a. picks It up and brings It to the mens Sisll for food. As the meal 1 over the dog again collars the kitten and returns It to the woods. The tree troopers declared that In the two weeks this has been going on neither the dtg nor the kitten haa missed a meal. No Tin. or llrlts lr. ravne's TOOTH PASTE Thi" Are Jnt a lew of the tlnritiiltis Hut Awntt Vna at Ucttern lhrlit! Anncln l Aim s 17c 71 AUTO GLAS8 Pender, llody A Radiator He pan Ueiterat (Inert Mrtaj Light Htriiftiirut imn 111(11 1 MfaTAL UOKKS 109 K. Itb SU rbont m mm subdued by tear gas and clubs. He! was run down by a truck as officers ; and rioters charged through the street In front of the relief headquarters. Stones were hurled by the rioters j and they fought with pick handles. COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PRINCIPLES RECOGNIZED PITTSBURGH, Sept. 7, &) The . Aluminum Company of America, a Mellon concern, Mrecognl7es and ac-' cepts the principles of collective bar- ; gaining" as provided In the national industrial recovery act in a comprom- ; Ufl agreement reached today with un- . Ion leaders, to end a month-long strike by 8,000 men and women em- i ployes. j t RUTH LUY DANCINQ STUDIO, en roll Saturday, Sept. 6. Sparta Blag ; Phone 1545. OF Friday, Saturday and Monday Soiling n $1.20 Sal Hepatica . . ,97c $1.50Kolorbak . : . . .$1.09 $1.50 Germania Tea . .73c 50c Unguentine 39c CIGARETTES TUMS 7c (Camels, I.urklrs, etc.) 8 Packs 20's 96c SAVE ON SCHOOL SUPPLIES 200 Page Composition Books Edgeworth Tobacco S8c Pound Tin 5c for DEVELOPING AND PRINTING OFFICE 4-oz. Boric Acid 10c yt 8-oz. Castor Oil 29o lr," 2-oz. Spt. Camphor ....19o Tahieis Pts. Mineral Oil 29c Xgg 4-oz. Glycerine 17c 8-oz, Licorice Powd. 17c m Tain. a 1 PSYLLIUM SEED Blonde, clean 1 lb. 15c All the Lowest Price Prevail at "tVentrrn Thrift" The Price Milkers of Southern Oregon 1 Bugler Hlimvhnnt Taruet Hurley tlurlrv (3c Siren) TOBACCO 3 for 10c SHAVING LENOX RAZOR BLADES Itlliecl-Slfcl Dmihlft Rilgril 50 49 NEEDS JSC Gillette lllailrs 19c 3.V Insrnm's Shaving Cream .......... 29c "Imperial" Shaving Myptlo I'dirlH, i:uiii .. 5c Cream 50c Tubes for ..... 19c I soc Hurmi "35c Rhnve Jnr .. (Montholized) LIFEBUOY SOAP 6c TOOTH PASTE MILOX 25o Listcrine 19c 'r" 50c Ipana 39c 'i " 50o Dr, Bost 29c 3C 00c Forsytho 19c (ii,im rrrhor- 25c Sqilibb 's 19o ate MiirhphIs VAGINAL DOUCHE AQi SYRINGE ($1.00 value) TJw CLEANSING TISSUES Closcout "Studio Girl" "Debonaire" TOILETRIES 500 Sheets 29c 25c and 50c sizes 10c Kleenex, HQ. (200,s) .... I OV Mulsificd Cocoanut Oil Shampoo (50o sire) .... 37c . BRIAR TOBACCOS PIPES 15c Prince Alhort lOo IQq 15c Half and Half 10c P, 15o Volvct 10c lOo Tuxedo 8o VC 10c Ur,ion Leader 8o " 15c Dill's Best 12c SMALL 15o Raleigh . 12o COBS 25c Blue Boar ..21o 2 Cm 20c Home's Blend 20c forvw n OPEN EVENINGS, SUNDAYS AND HOLIDAYS tYr.tern Thrift Mores ar members of the MM end all prices are subject to conform to the NRt and AW of the t nlted Male. MM - 1 ' 1 .. i a .nail I'l if ILutUi 125 East Sixth Street Groceteria Super Food Markets BREAD AND CAKES LIKE You May Now Buy Several Days Supply of Southern Oregon s FINEST BREAD SOME folks want it wrapped Bome prefer it wrapped and sliced, while many would rather have it just as it comes from the oven. . . . Whatever your wishes, you may have it just that way. Those who find it necessary to buy several days' supply will find the wrapped bread to be the best keeping bread they can buy yet free from chemicals. Those who' prefer sliced bread may now have home flavor and purity in its most con venient form. . . . Those who prefer the loaf fresh from the oven with its crispness and flavor may still have the same good bread they have enjoyed for 13 years. Home-made bread was always man's purest and best food. FRUITS and VEGETABLES Fresh Huckleberries Regular berry cup Sunkist Lemons (360 size) Dozen Sunkist Oranges (252 size) 2 dozen Fancy Limes Carton of one dozen Large Fresh Pineapples Each ..... Fancy Rose City Celery 2 for Large Cucumbers 2 'or Banana Squash pound Bunch Vegetables 3 for Sunkist Grapefruit (64 size) 3 for Sweet Potatoes 4 pounds Green Peppers 3 pounds Green Peas 2 pounds Large Egg Plant 2 for ; Tomatoes, red ripe 2 pounds ..... Ground Cherries 2 pounds SUPER MEAT MARKET With the finer quality meats scientifically handled for tenderness, flavor and sanita tion no better meat values are possible. Throughout the hottest weather our scien tifically cooled cases maintained uniformly low temperatures as at any other season of the year your assurance of keeping quality. For real economy the better meats at such low prices offer greatest values. Hens average 3 lbs. lb. ....... 15c 25c 25c 9c 20c 6c 2c 7c 15c 18c 6c 30c 25c Heavy Colored Fryers, dry picked lb. ...... Heavy Colored Roasting Hens lb. . . . Steer Beef Roast lb ., Rabbits fancy fryers lb Steer Boiling Beef lb. ... Rolled Veal Roast lb. . Rolled Prime Rib Steer Beef lb. . Steer Steaks rib, sirloin or round lb. Leg of Spring Lamb lb Breast of Lamb Stew lb Huber's Cold Roast Beef-lb (Read, to Serre) Swift's Premium Luncheon Loaf lb. . 6th at Central 6th at Grape Saving Without Self. Denial -104 ,19 454 334 304 .134 54 2124 104 . 234 .154 104 234 15 . 54 254 , Sayings in the Super Food Markets A Dependable Source of Supply K. C. Baking Powder 50-oz. can . . Calumet Baking Powder 2-lb. can . . Rumford Baking Powder 1-lb. can Royal Baking Powder 12-oz. can . . Schilling's Baking Powder 12-oz. can . . Del Monte Catsup (14-oz. bottle) 2 for Sperry's Rolled 53c 27c 32c 28c 25c 20c 20c 49c 59c 49c $1 40 15c 9c 29c 25c Oats 3-lb. pkg. (quirk or Plain) Sperry's Wheat Flakes 3-lb. pkg. ,. . Sperry's Hot Cake Flour No. 10 sack . . Sperry's Wheat Hearts 10-lb. sack . Sperry's Farina 10-lb. sack Pure C. & H. Cane Sugar 25 lbs. Libby's Corned Beef No. 1 can Parowax 1-lb. pkg. . Del Monte Early Garden Peas, (No. 2 can) 2 for. Goody Goody Peas (No. 2 can) 2 for . . . . GATES & LYDIARD MOTHER MADE 1 lb. Loaf Wrapped or Unwrapped 1 Vi lb. Loaf Wrapped or Unwrapped 8c 1 1 lb. Loaf Sliced and Wrapped 1 Vi lb. Loaf Sliced and Wrapped 9c 13 OC Del Rogue Tomato it C Juice, (No. 1 can) 2 for I -C Pineapple Tidbits (Del Monte) 8oz. can 3 for Amaizo Salad Oil pint can 15c i-gal. can...... ., Amaizo Starch corn or gloss, (1-lb. pkg) 2 for P. & G. White Laundry Soap 10 bars Bob White Laundry "dry 1 5c Soap 7 bars White Cap Floating Borax Bath Soap 5 bars wZC Camay Toilet Soap 4 bars White King Granulated 2b. box Postum Cereal 8-oz. can Post's Whole 1 A Bran 10-oz. pkg ;., I UC Grapenut Flakes pkg. . . FOUNTAIN Apple Pie, a la mode ..... Watermelon (portion) Limeade PLATE DINNERS Boast Turkey and Dressing Steer Beef Pot Roast with Egg Noodles Baked Ham Cold Meats Delivery of $1.00 Orders Phone: East Side 752 West Side 428 20c 53c 15c 29c 18c 28c 39c 9c 104 -.54 -104 is ei.ni'."Jw -mm