1TEDF0RD MAIL TRIBUNE, JrEDFORD, OREGON, rRTDTT. SEPTEMBER 7, 1931
lliOE THREE
-SINCLAIR CHEERED TAXIDERMIST TOLD
WHEN FARLEY SAYS TO PRODUCE HIDE
'JUST CALL I JI
TContmued nam ts one)
tin initiative and referendum, he
predicted that a ipeclal election on
the plan would bs called In leas than
ft month after he took office,
obtaining the necessary signatures of
10 per cent of the voters.
He described hts "EPIC" plan ("end
poverty In California") as having ev
erything that Is In the new deal and
more.
During the Interview somebody said
Ms plan sounded like ft "bloodless
revolution."
"Of course H Is," he exclaimed.
That's what we're talking about."
Ignores Socialists
He wasn't much concerned by the
criticism which has been hurled at
his plan by Norman Thomns, forcer
Socialist candidate for president.
"Well," he said, "I have left Mr
Thomas church. His objection Is
that I am not doing things In the
same of Karl arx.
"I am using American language
and American psychology. Ln Cali
fornia, everybody is middle class,
Those ln the working class won't
admit It. They dress and act ani
think middle clas. Bo. you can't get
anywhere ln California by talking
about the working class."
PENDLETON, Sept. 7. P By a
Tote of 782 to 40 Pendleton residents
yesterday voted to include the eastern
Oregon state hospital for the Insane
within the city limits ln order that
abtut 865,000 In federal money may
be used In construction of a new ap
proach for the Old Oregon trail ln
'west Pendleton.
Fred Starboard, taxidermist, charged
with larceny by bailee, in ft complaint
filed by Roy Davis, had ft hearing
before JiiMlce of the Peace William
R. Coleman yesterday, and waa given
until September 29 to adjust the mat
ter. Davis alleged that last November
he brought to Starboard's place of
business ln this city a bear hide of
the value of (15, to be stuffed and
mounted. He testified he gave Star
board (4 for the work, but as yet has
not received the stuffed bear hide.
He desires Its return, or the equiva
lent thereof.
Starboard told the court that he
had sent the bear hide with another
shipment of furs of valley trappers
to San Francisco for mounting and
other taxidermy work, and as yet has
not received them back. The court
then allowed him three weeks ln
which to straighten out the matter.
The district attorney Informed the
court that similar complaints against
Starboard had been received from the
Rogue River district.
7 Pound Boy For
Frances and Joel
HOLLYWOOD, Sept. 7. The
colony of screen stars or the future,
the babies of the families, registered
a new member today, a aeven-pound
boy born to Francess Dee and Joel
McCrea.
Mother and son were reported doing
aatlsf actorlly. ,
WILLIAM PITTENGER
Spinach Killed Kitten.
LED YARD, Conn ( UP Mrs. Fred
erick Manchester's vegetarian kitten
died because It ate too much spin
ach, lettuce, carrots and potatoes. A
vegetarian blamed the cat's distaste
for milk for Its demise.
DIES AT HOME HERE
AFTER LONG ILLNESS
TOUlam Rush Pitting!1, wll-nown
rrtldent of louthern Oregon, passed
away quietly at the family resident.
707 West Jackson atrect, at 4:45 p.
m. Thursday, alter a lengthy nine's.
Mr. Plttenger vaa born at Paris, 111 ,
October 25, 1B59.
When a child of t year, ha mored
with hla parents to Kansas, wheio
h attended school, grew to young
manhood and later met MIrs Salltc
Le Slavens. They wero united ln
marrlaga at Nevada, Mo., March 1.
1882. Mr. and Mrs. Plttenger cele
brated their 52nd wedding anniver
sary last March. They came to south
ern Oregon five years ago, living
here continuously since that time.
He was s man of fine Christian
character, a good neighbor and friend,
and leaves many friends who will
mourn his loss. He leaves his widow,
rs. Sallle Lee Plttenger of Medford;
three daughters (Zelma Plttenger ha
lng passed away ln Infancy) Mrs.
E. A. Robertson, Portland, Ore.; Mrs
Marie P. Rlngle, Muncle, Ind.: one
son, C. C. Plttenger of Medford; ali;o
three grandchildren Dorothy, Max-
lneand Robert Plttenger.
Two sisters, Mrs. M. B. Browning
of Cherryvale, Kas.; Mrs. C. P. Romilc
of Chanute. Kas.; and one brother,
H. C. Plttenger. of Cotfeyvllle, K:is.
Mr. Plttenger was a member of the
Methodist church for many years
Funeral services will be held at
tho Perl Funeral Home Saturday
3:30 p. m.
Seagulls Settle Inland.
COTTAGE GROVE, ' Ore. (UP)
Cottnge Grove residents today won1
dered why 55 seagulls had settled on
the old mill pond of the Bohemia
Lumber company here. The city Is
about 100 miles Inland.
DAI WILL FLOOD
COLUMBIA ROAD
THE DALLES. Ore., Sept. 7. (AP)
Approximately 10,000,000 must be
spent to rebuild he Columbia River
highway between The Dalles and
Trout dale as a result of realignment
necessitated by the construct ion of
the huge Bonne vl 11 edain across the
river.
E. B. Aldrlch, Pendleton publlshar
and member of the Oregon highway
commission, gave this estimate In as
address before the Kiwanis club here
Thursday.
The Dalles-Cascade Locks section
probably will cost 5. 500.000, Aldrlch
snld; the Cascade Locks-Multnomnh
Falls stretch will take li.00O,0UO to
complete, and an expenditure of
about J2. 500.000 will be nrcessary on
the Multnomah Falls-Troutdale section.
Crowded Schools
Cause of Hookey
DULUTH, Minn (UP) With their
parents consent, more than 200 school
children played hookey here. The pa:
ents struck Agulnst crowding of their
youngsters when the school board
closed three buildings as an economy
measure.
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Cnitmpple Tree In Bloom.
BILLINGS, Mont. (UP) Mother
Nature has her seasons slightly mixed,
Judging from a crabapple tree ln the
Billings orchard of Bsnium B. Tor-
rence. The tree Is sporting blossoms
and ripe fruit on the same branches.
FOR LANDLADY
OOOPERSTOWN, If. T.. flept. 7. fT")
Kissing each other goodbye. Mis.
Eva Coo and Mrs. Martha CI! ft sep
arated today, the former to be driven
to Sing Sing prison to await execution
and the later to Imprisonment at
Bedford Hills prison for women.
Mrs. Coo, widowed Inn-keeper, was
convicted of the Insurance murder
of Harry Wright, her handyman. Mrs.
Clirt pleaded guilty to participation
In the crime.
The two prisons ero only ft few
miles apart.
Mrs. Coo, 47, and Mrs. Cllft. 28.
were both ln tears as they were driv
en awsy tn separata machines.
Mrs. Coo also bade goodbye to Harry
Nablnger. her lover, who testified
against her.
Scared To Death
In County Bastile
KANSAS CITY. (UP) Martin
Flynn, 60, waa ordered held on
statutory charge. Deputies ftt the
county Jail began taking his finger-'
print. Fly an, trembling violently,
said: "I'm going to die. Pray for
me.' He did. An ambulance phy
sician attributed death to fright.
OCXS Repaired and Cleaned. Ex
pert work. Medford Cycle. 33 N. Plr.
Use Mall Tribune want ads.
Honked ftt Wrong Person
BOSTON (UP) Mortimer Arotuwm
apparently honked hie bora ftt the
wrong person. Detective John Calla
han was the man at whom the horn
was sounded. He had been looking for
Aronson for passing a worthless check.
Aronson was Jailed.
Schilling
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Meats for my Table
because at the Peerless
The Peerless is the Original Low Price Market
Phone 603, FREE DELIVERY at 8, 10, 2 and 4
Leg of .".
Sprlnu
Lamb
lb. 1 5c
Fresh Dressed
lb.
Kice and Fat
Baby Beef Rump Roast
Boned and Tied
No Wast
ib. 1 5i
BEEF ROAST
Young, Tender
Good Cuts
Boiling Beef
or Veal Stew
lb. 5C
VEAL
Shldr.
STEAK cuts
c
Shldr.
ROAST
lb. Qc
3 lbs.
Fresh Ground. All Beef
Frankfurters, Bologna, Liver Sausage ib. 1 5c
Crater brand. Highest quality
PIGS FEET
pickied 2 lbs.
Mild, Tasty
23c
Sirloin or Rib
STEAKTcnder' Juicy- c
FRYERS, Fresh Dressed
Not Leghorns
lb. 23
1
CORNED BEEF Boneless. Sugar Cured
lb. 12hc
See Our Large Display of Bulk Pickles, Luncheon Meats, Relishes, Etc.
FRESH FRUITS anil VEGETABLES
Bananas, golden ripe 4 pounds ,j.t .25c
Cantaloupes, large locals 3 for 10c
Onions, local Sweet Spanish 10 pounds . . ...... 15c
Klamath Cabbage, solid heads per pound ........ 3c
Southern Sweet Potatoes 4 pounds .. .15c
FREE
DELIVERY
ANY SIZE
ORDER
We Feature
CRATER
BRAND
LOCAL
PRODUCTS
WTH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE
Be Wise Buy Wise And Economize at the
1ELIABLE
GROCERY
W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner.
Phone 20
THIS FRIENDLY HOME OWNED
N0N AFFILIATED STORE
offers you prices that compare very favorably
with any of the larger units, plus QUALITY,
SEEVICE and every article GUAKANTEED
satisfactory or your money gladly refunded.
Honey, New Crop, 5-pound pail 45c
Corn, Meco, No. 2 can, white 10c
Spinach, Fancy Royal Club 2V2 can, 2 for . 25c
Peaches, Royal Club, sliced or halves, 2V2 can 19c
Shortening, Snowdrift, 3 lbs. 49c, 6-lb. can . 83c
Schilling
toffees
Sail
PERCOIATORT
1 pound can 32d
2 pound enn GOe'
Corned Beef Libby's can
Catsup Trupack 14 oz. bottle
Peas Merrimac, No. 2 can 2 for -25V
Beets Crater Lake, local pack No. 2 can ....10
Green Egg Plums No. 2J'2 can 2 for 25
Royal Gelatin
5c
Dessert.
All flavors
Coffee
American
Club, lb
19c
Marshmallows
V2 lb. 9c, lb. 17c
Mazola Oil
Quart 34c
ANOTHER BIG
WATERMELON SALE
And Demonstration of the
Famous TABLE ROCK MELONS
-in our store ALL DAY SATURDAY 1
Over 5,000 lbs. wero sold last Saturday.The sale was
so successful we are repeating tomorrow. Otto
Eohncrt, grower of these luscious watermelons, will
personally hamllo this demonstration, All melons
PACKED IN ICE!
CORN
More of the Famous
Prospect Golden Bantam
Wax Paper Large 125-ft. roll 19?
Salmon Alaska Red, fancy No. 1 tall can 1 7Yi
Super Suds Buy 1 Pkg. and get 1 Pkg, FREE
Peet's Granulated, buy 1 Ig. pkg. and get 1 uicd. pkg. Free
Laundry Soap Liberty White 10 bars 2o&
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES
MARSH'S GROCERY
Personal Attention 130 East Main Prompt Service
Our Best Quality Groceries Cost No More
GOLDEN WEST COFFEE,
Lb. 30d-3 lb. Vac. Jar 87
COFFEE, steel
cut, lb 19
TOMATO JUICE. Del Rogue,
Gal. 43C No. 1 tins, 3 for ....
SALAD AID, Durkee's,
Pints
25c
-19C
-S5C
-IOC
-17c
FRUIT JARS, Kerr-Ball,
Quart
JAR RUBBERS, Ball or Presto,
3 dozen
JAR RUBBERS, wide mouth,
2 for
SUNKIST LEMONS, (360's)
Dozen 20J.
SUNKIST ORANGES, (2B2"i)
Dozen 23J
APPLES, Jonathon or
Delicious, lb , 46
CELERY, extra large
bunches 9J
GREEN CORN, yellow,
Dozen 25
GREEN LIMA BEANS,
3 lbs 29
FRESH LIMES, Dozen ....39
GRAPEFRUIT, (80's)
2 for ....13
TOMATOES, extra selected,
Pound :
-3c
FIG BARS, fresh,
2 pounds
25c
CHEESE, Rogue Valley,
Pound 19c
KRE-MEL DESSERT, 3 flavors,
6 for
ROYAL GELATIN, (Aspic)
2 packages
HERSHEY'S COCOA,
', lb. tins
-25c
15c
...9(J
RICE FLAKES, Heinz,
2 packages 23J
APPLE CIDER VINEGAR,
Best grade, gal. 25 J
TOILET TISSUE, (Old Backhouse)
1000 sheets, roll 5&
CIGARETTES, Luckies, Cheaters,
Camels, carton $1.20
DARBY SORGHUM,
5 lb. pails 69i
BOUQUET FLOUR,
(49 's) $1.69
DRIFTED SNOW FLOUR,
(49 's) $2.15
WHITE KING Granulated Soap,
Large pkg. .". 29c
TOILET SOAP, Lifebuoy, Lux,
3 for 19C
Jack's Baby Bee Market
1 1 -1 i n 1 7 nniTMi -
Tender Baby Beef Costs No Mor at Jack's
BABY
Chuck Steak
lb. 1212C
BABY
Pot Roast
lb. 10c
Fresh Hamburger
3 lbs. 25c
Shoulder Lamb Roast, lb. lOo
Ground Round Steak, 2 lbs. 25o
Baby Rib Steak, lb 15o
BOILING
Beef
lb. 6c
VEAL
Chops
lb. 17c
MAIL TRIBUNE
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MONDAY
NIGHT-JUST 2 MORE DAYS!
BARGAIN RATES:
By Mail One Year
In Jwkinn anfl
Counties
By Carrier One Yea"
$eoo
VXm Carrie!
errlee Ii
Milnlalned
'.it3jij-A-i:'t,l0mmiit .,. iUmi. tint mil
25c
Local Tckay Grapes I lbs.
Fancy Oxnard Lemons (3C0 size)-per doz 23o
Celery fancy Rose city per bunch 1 Oc1
Local Carrots and Eccts 3 bunches 1 ()
Fancy Lcmoncttcs, full of juice per doz 1 ()C
Ditsworlh's Prospect Strawberries 3 for 25c
PEOPLE'S MARKET
105 W. Main
Free Delivery 81024.
If you havo to prepare School Lunches, remember that the People '1
Market haa a choice assortment of sandwich meats. Good meats build
strong, healthy bodies.
Hens nice and fat, each B4
Vrvnru mil1 atmiialtv 1h ......... 220
Veal Loaf ready to bake, lb.
Veal Roast shoulder, lb.
Phone
SPRING LAMB, BEST ON THE MARKET
Legs, lb 18o Breast, lb - 5o
Shoulders, lb. 15o Shoulder Chops, lb. 170
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This market specializes In fine quality eteer beef . . . Specially fed and aged
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