Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 28, 1934, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPSGE SIX IfEDFOTlD ITTG TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON1, FRIDAY, SEPTEilBER 28, 193?. WOULD BAR BATES WITH MINE SALE An onVr "forever enjoining F. A, . Bti and hi daughter, Margaret Bites Lund, from "Interfering In the ale of the Black Channel," Is sought by Jacob P. Lund, In an answer to the suit filed by Margaret Bates Lund, bis wife, In a suit to revoke the sale of the Black Channel mine. The property has figured In the litigation and turmoil of Jackson county for the paat three years. Lund also denies the charge In the complaint, that he engaged In "a con piracy to cheat P. A. Bates out of the property',' but. Instead, claims he advanced funds to thwart sals by the sheriff, and secured a buyer Vhn advanced sufficient down payment to redeem the property. The defendant further denies that he Is "estranged from hi wife," but says she is "dominated by her father," and due to this influence will not longer abide with him. Lund charges that money he sent for the suport of his wife, while she was In Linn county, "was In some manner procured by Bates, and used by him to come to Mod ford and use very means posslbel to cause the de fendant trouble." The claim la also advanced by Lund that he procured funds to pay : the labor Hens Incurred by L. A. Banks, while attempting to operate the property, and Bates nor his wife ever advanced funds to save the prop erty, or paid attention to the legal summons Issued In the various ac tions against the property. BcAldes the eternal restraining or der, Lund asks for dismissal of the ease, and the assessment of costs to the plaintiff. Relatives Believe Prisoner Innocent $ mi'A ' o A 4 Mrs, Emma Gloeckner (above) ol Lot Angeles, sister of Bruno Richard Hauptmann, tuapect In the Lind bergh kidnaping case, and her daughter, Mildred (below), ex pressed confidence that Hauptmann would be cleared of the charges against him, (Associated Prei Photoa. IN MAJOR LEAGUE Curt Davie, of the Philadelphia team of the National league, who shut out the New York Giants last Tuesday, and thereby weakened their chances in the hot pennant rare, la well known In this city and valley, and was once the Idol of Gold Hilt baseball fans. Davis pitched for the B. O. A. S. here several years ago, and when he was on the mound, other team had a small chance. Court Hall recommended him to the San Francisco Seals, and he was grabbed by the Salt Lake tesm In the Inter Mount a in league. Later he went to San Francisco, where he performed so well he was snapped up by the Philadelphia team. The Philadelphia team Is almost a feeble as the Portland team, and this season Davis has lost most of his games by one and two runs. Despite thla he won 17 games with a tall end aggregation. Baseball gossip says he will probably be traded to the Chi cago Cubs this winter, and la regarded as one of the best of the young pitcheis in the big leagues. Valley fana are following his Na tional league career with interest. Two-Faced Weaves In Winter Fabrics PARIS ( AP ) Some of the fabrics shown In winter fashion dlsplaye lead a double life for they are woven in two-faced weaves. Silk on one aide and wool on the other la the favorite combination. Schlaparelll uses one which she calls "double entente" satin on one aide and duvetyn on the other. trolman Carl Hespelt found a parking ticket on his automobile. He re membered the mayor's admonition that "everybody must pay" and fork ed over il to the desk sergeant, and got a receipt. Oyster Keuter Found Pearl NEW BRITAIN, Conn. (UP) Ar thur H. Hoffman won an oyster eat ing contest at an outing and profited by finding a small pearl in one of the shells. OUN8 Repaired and Cleaned. Bx pert work. Med ford Cycle. 33 N. Fir. L GOLD HILL, Sept. 28. (Spl.) En rollment In the Gold Hill schools, on a basis of checked figures released by 8upt. J. A. Thomaaon this week, showed a gain of 19 pupils over the enrollment of tke first few days of the term or an Increase of 43 over last year. There are now 177 stu dents In the grades and 70 In high school. Very little change Is expected In the present enrollment, which stands with 17 seniors. S Juniors, 19 sopho mores and 29 freshment In the high school. The grade school Includes: Plrst grade. 29: second grade, 17; third grade, 27; fourth grade, 20; filth grade, 24; elith grsde. 25; seventh grade, 17; and eighth grade, 18. Order Is already established In the classes and study halt and routine at a mid-year level. Walk upstairs snd save $10. Bank er's gray suiting. $2150. mde to measure. Klein the Tailor. "MEDICO Naturae remarkable alleviate for many ailment, con taining vitalizing organic iron MEDICO ASTRINGENT Onfall ing for poison oak and many skin troubles. Let us tell you about It. JARMIN'S DRUG STOKE Mrs J. E. So well. Distributor, 6C4 Beatty 3t." Hoop Shirts Bach In Evening Mode PARIS ifp) Hoop skirts are some thing to talk about in new vemng fashions shown here, fichta.parel.1 launched two of them one in gown ( of "pigeon's throat" moire, the other i in black net. The frocka were designed on slender silhouette until the knee line, when they sprayed out. ending at the hem In a hoop a yard In diam eter. She called the effect "the cone silhouette. i Cop Paid Parking Ta. WATERBURY, Conn (UP) When a cop gets a tag, that IS news! Pa- IITO ni nr. liU PULLMAN TRAIN OHICAOO (UP) A Pullman- quipped streamlined passenger train. the first of Its kind In America, soon to be put In operation between Chicago and the Pacific coast. This new stx-cnr train, built by the Union Pacific Railroad company, Is similar In design to the three-car unit built by the company several months ago and now on exhibition at th Chlcaito World's Pair. The addition of sleeping facilities to the high speed train was expected by company ofllciato to save a full business day between here and the floast. Constructed of an aluminum alloy. the weight of the new train will be 900 tons, as compared to the 700 tons or a corresponding steel steam train. It will be powered by a 900 horse power Diesel engine, which will pull wis locomotive car, a msll-baggagt car, three Pullman sleepers and a coacn-Durret car. Sixty-eight passcngcra will be af forded sleeping accommodations In ultra-modern berths. Each berth haa collnpslblo waah bowl, Illuminated mirror and la enclosed at night with mining aluminum panel. There are adjustable reading lights. A folding stairway provides easy access to upper peri na. The buffet coach, with seating ca pacity for OS. Is the last car of the unit. The kitchen la located In the finlike tall of the rear car and from there meals will be served directly to the seated diners. Pillsbury Mills Offering Prizes For Desert Name V. CI. Leltch, manager of the PUls l)Ury Flour Mills company In Port land, and "Vic" Haines, territory rep fesentatlve, were In Med ford Thuri day conferring with dealera in the Wed ford area for Pillsbury flour. A $10,000 cash prise contest Is now be ing sponsored by the Plllabury com pany, according to Mr. Leltch. A flrat prize of $3,000 will be paid for the best name submitted for a tasty new dessert devised by home economists with the Pillsbury organis ation. This delightful dessert la a ffcvor with Bob Crane, one of the fea ture playera In 'Today'a Children, a radio feature, Six hundred seventeen other cash prlres will also be awarded In this contest and every contestant will be presented with a membership In the Pillsbury Cookery club. Members of the Pillsbury Cookery elub will recelre free every month for three months, s beautifully Illus trated eight-page bulletin, containing last minute cookery Information, and seasonable, unusual menus. Details of the $10,000 Pillsbury con test re available at Med ford grocer handling thla well-known Oregon made product, according to Haines. The registration books for the gen eral election, Tuesday, November J. will close Saturday, October 6 one month before election. I Citizens who have not voted for two j years, or have changeu their residence ! from one precinct or county to an- other, must register in order to vote, i Under Oregon election laws, not votor can be sworn In on election day. j A special plea Has been Issued by i party organizations and officials, for all non-registered voters to do so be tween now and October 6, at the County clerk's office. Last week of Midget photos at Peasley Studio. , , GUNS Repaired ana Cleaned. Ex pert work. Mcdford Cycle. 33 N. Fir. There is no such word as "enough" when speaking of Beck's Chocolate WHOLE WHEAT On Sale Saturday At Your Favorite Food Store Donuts Week after week more and more people are demanding that we make more of these tasty donuts. 23c doz. Ask for Beck's Golden Rusk It's the Perfect Toast BECK'S HOME OWNED BAKERY AND MOTHER SAYs""Skl jSlTI I "YOU JUST CAN'T P.i'lillioisW KEEP HOUSE WITH- MtffflWm I in ml It- Hob Mrldce I'lntrra. BT. CLAinsVlU.E. O. (UP) 8ur prlalng bridge party at the home of I Albert V. Kernon, an attorney hare, j three armed and masked robberii forced each player to be eearvhed in j t hallway, then locked In separate i rooms. The trio escaped with am. Be correctly corsotcd in an Artist Model by Etheiwyn D Hoffmann. NOTICE GLADIOLUS GROWERS It hat come to the notice ol the (Jlnrtlnlus Association thai ont tiladlolua hat not bloomed out, or bare wilted. If your gladiolus have nut don aa well as they should we will Inspect rout garden and try and help too solve ynur pro ti le me. Yoiiri for bcltei (Had blooms. Phone lews. No obli (lit Ion. Oladlulii Aworlatlon MEAT MARKET 200 East Main Cooler diiys are here gain and it's necessary for you to cat more meat. Our market has the best quality meats at prices that are worthwhile. FREE DELIVERY BEEF POT ROAST Steer Beef, lb SHORT RIBS STEER BEEF For Boiling, lb BEEF STEAKS Loin or Round, lb VEAL ROAST Milk Fed. shoulder cuts, lb. .. BREAST OF VEAL or Lamb, lb VEAL STEAKS Nice and Tender, lb. LAMB ROAST Front Quarter, lb ... LAMB STEAKS Shoulder, lb Phone 40 9c 6c 15c JOc 6c 15c 14c 15c Fresh Fish, Oysters, Hens, Fryers, Rabbits THIS IS OUR BIRTHDAY, just eighteen years old today; and, by way of celebration, we have arranged an unusually attractive list of special features for our week-end sale, Look it over and note the substantial savings. Take your food problems to Piggly Wigglv, where quality is . always the first consideration, where you help yourself, and save both time and money and where prices are always reasonable. These prices effective Saturday, September 28th, and Monday, October 1st. Free de livery four times daily. PIGGLY WIGGLY, The ORIGINAL Self-Service Store 210 East Main St. Phone No. 9 DEL MONTE SAUERKRAUT No. 2;2 tins lm aa ESE 15 DEL MONTE Tomato Juice No. 2 Hip 3 for yj 28c BATTLE-GROUND. Well aged for those who like a nippy cheese. Many have tried it and pronounced it fine. Why don't you? 2 lbs. 25c WINDMILL. An all-purpose blend. Our supply is limited, so, if you wish to take advantage of this attractive price, come early a 49-lb.bags If 0 CARNATION WHEAT Large Package NALLEY'S LUMBER JACK SYRUP Pure Cane Sugar and Corn Syrup GALLON DEL MONTE Pineapple Fancy firm slices In i-ex-tiiPi i. 19 DEL MONTE Pineapple Juice No. 1 tins. SPERRY'S - PANCAKE A plateful of golden brown pancakes from this flour will brighten any day. Large package l28c (3g5gjj In Glass 1 lb. 30a 3 lb. 88c CINDERELLA CHOCOLATE GOLDEN - GRAIN - CEREAL Chocolate and Cocoa blended for all purposes. Drink it A pure wheat cereal unexcelled as a cold weather food for health. 411 Aj ail A and exceptionally good for children. . ilb.zlc 3 lbs. Buc 2 lbs 19c CLOROX Master Bleach and De odorant. 4 En Quarts I 3C LIGHT GLOBES PABST CHEESE All varieties in half -lb. packages and glass jars Gfyt Your choice. 2 for taw C BATES New crop. Re- AQ. cleaned. 3 lbs... CO G so Walt WestlnRlioiiRC 10c Baking Powder K. C. 25 oz. 17c HEALTH SOAP Recommended for your f?or 1SC SUNRIPE OATS Albers. Fresh, full flavored. Lay in your winter's sup ply. Oats will undoubtedly be higher. QQ 9-pound bag 03 C BOB WHITE SOAP A dandy all-purpose 10 bars .. 19c OLD DUTCH BEANS Special Trice on Quant Hie Goes further, doesn't scratch because made with pure seismotite. 2 for , 15c SMALL WHITE. LARGE WHITE RED MEXICAN -4 lbs. 21 4 lbs. 25a -4 lbs. 25 HONEY Now crop. 4C 5-lb. pail RITTERS CATSUP Made from Fresh Ripe Tomatoes and seasoned the way you like it. 14 oz. bottles 2 ,o, 25c PRUNES New crop Petites. 3 lbs.. 2o CIGARETTES - pkgs. 25c Carton $1.20 P&G SOAP OLD GOLDS (Milanis) Something new; 1 lb. jar Giant 4 for 17c CAMPBELL'S SOUP Stock up now. All varieties CHILDREN'S LUNCH 25c GALLON JUGS 20c Can New clean jugs. Each POST'S WHOLE BRAN. Pkr 1(V SANKA COFFEE. Lets you sleep lib GRAPE NUT FLAKES. Pk? 10c DURKEE'S SALAD AID Quarts 2 BAKER'S SOUTHERN STYLE COCONUT. 4 or 11c MOTHER'S COCOA. 2-lb. can 49 - 20c 19c FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES Corn, Washington Golden Btm., doz. 30c Sweet Potatoes, fancy, 3 pounds .... 10c Klamath Gem Spuds, No. 1, 50 lbs. 69c No. 2, 50 pounds . 49c Celery, fancy Labish, 2 for . . . 13c Lettuce, Salinas, firm solid head, 2 for 13c Persimmons, 3 for 10c Carrots, fresh, crisp locals, 2 bunches 5c Concord Grapes, just right for jell, 20-pound lug 83c 7 I