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HEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORU, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1934
PAGE NINE
G.
Thomu Miller. an attornty o! ,
Grant Pass, according to reports I
looms as a "write-in" candidate for
clrcutk judge tor Jackson and Jose-
phlne counties, agsinst Judge K. L. ,
Norton, incumbent, who won the
primary nomination by an over- t
whelming majority, over two op-1
ponents.
Petitions have been circulated In
Grants Pass and Josephine county
urging Miller to consent to the use
of his name.
4 j Oppoaltlon to Judge Norton, ac
4 cording to reports, seems to be based
upon allegatlona that his Roosevclt
lan democracy Is not atrong enough
to suit Josephine county Democratic
leaders, and former dlsgruntlement
over the manner in which the af
fairs of the Grants Pass Irrigation
district were handled. It Is claimed
that the "write-In" petitions were
circulated for one day, and 1000
aignaturea secured.
Backers of the Miller campaign,
announce they will launch a "whirl
wind" drive the final two weeKs
Of the campaign, and "circularize
the two counties of the Judicial
district.
In the May primaries, Judge Nor
ton was opposed by ttorney A. o.
Bough and Attorney Anderson, both
of Grants Pass. He secured a sub
stantial majority over the combined
vote of both.
Miller Is described by Medford
and Jackson county lawyers as a
long time resident of Josephine
county, with a wide circle of friends
and a pleasing personality.
Interest In Jackson county local
politics continues light, with the
California race for governor claim
ing more attention than any Ore
gon candidacy. There lr practically
no Interest here. In any state or
county candidacy, despite Herculean
efforts on the part of Republican
and Democratic leaders to rouse the
oters.
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LUMBER ORDERS
CONTINUE SLUMP
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19. (AF)
Th National Lumber Manufacturers
association said today that orders,
as reported by 1,352 lumber mills
tor the week ending October 13,
continued to decline compared, with
th recent average.
Orders amounted to 172.064.0UU
feet compared with the revised fig
ures from 1,373 mills of 179,290,000
feet for the previous week. Pro
duction, however, showed a slight in
crease from 183,920,000 feet to 185 -847,000
feet. Shipments for the week
dropped about ll.OOO.Ouu feet from
178.099,000 feet to 16d.905.000 feet.
20 CANDIDATES READY
FOR ELKS INITIATION
NEXT THURSDAY NIGHT
Twenty candidates will be Initi
ated by the Medford ElKs lodge al
their next meeting. October 55. and
six men belonging to the order in
other cities will be received Into the
local lodge through demit.
Exalted Ruler H. N. Butler an
nounced at the meeting last even
ing, when the candidates were voted
upon, that a big Initiatory program
will be enjoyed when the class la
taken In. with sandwiches and beer
to stay the appetttlea of those who
attend.
The list of applicant to be In
itiated Includes:
H. Keith Burrell. Vaughn D. Stone.
Berle G. Thornton, Arthur D. Hess.
Wm. A. Holloway, Gordan R. Green.
Herbert H. Meusel. Fred J. Wolff. O-.to
1. Prohnmayei, Dow D. Stone, W. A.
Crlm, Wm. A. Buchanan, Dr. C. W.
turnery, Lewis S. Blyth, Samuel E.
Carey. E. J. Peld:nan, D. Stanley
Botigs. Eugene D. Thorndllce. Jack
Blckler, Melvin O. Wright.
New members to be introduced to
the lodge on transfer demit Include:
Ira C. Luman, Frank Felse. R. Q.
Fowler, B. C. Hutchison, C. L. Reynolds.
Here's the Washington 'monu
ment almost hidden by steel scat
folding erected on Its aide prepara
tory to giving the tall shaft Its first
cleaning In years.
GETS TWO YEAR IT
BURNS. Ore., Oct. 19. (AP) A
term of three years In Oregon state
prison must be served by R. E. Chad-
wick of Portland, former president of
the Western Savings and Loan asso
cltion, cun vie ted of embezzlement.
Chadwlck was accused of having em
bezzlcd money following the sale of a
hotel here. The Jury recommended
mercy. The court considered this
recommendation yesterday in sentenc
ing Chadwlck to two years In prison.
The maximum sentence Is ten years.
1679 CARS FRUIT
SHIPPEDIO DATE
Fruit shipments from the Rogue
River valley up to last night totaled
1612 cars of pears (packed and can
nery) and 67 cars of apples, accord
ing to Southern Pacific freight office
figures.
Between 1000 and 1200 cars of
pears are held In storage and are
moving at the rate of from six to 12
cars per week to eastern markets.
The first of an ocean shipment
from Portland to New York city Is
due to reach the latter port today.
It consists of 32.000 boxes. A similar
shipment left Portland last Tuesday.
Be correctly corseted in
an Artist Model by
Ethelwyn B. Hoffmann.
, aw' vl
HERE'S
THE BEER!
We are proud of the
beer that people say
is pleasingly differentl
jggfc A the Btfttr 0totr
PORTLAND, Oct. 1 9 . AP ) New
business amounting to 41.973.oou
feet, about 8 per cent above the
3-year weekly average for October,
but J per cent under the total for
the previous week, was reported to
day by the Western Pine associa
tion. . Shipments for the week amounted
to 44.S54.000 feet, and production
was 51.421.00 feet. For the corres
ponding week a year ago the same
mllla reported orders of 3S,266,OOU
feet, and production at 49.605,000
feet.
LPT.
ON MEDFORD WATER
OENTRAL POINT. Oct. 19. (Spl.)
The Central Point American says agi
tation to secure Medford water for
this city keeps bobbing up. We hear
all kinds of arguments regarding the
subject. Some faVor the Immediate
undertaking of the project; while
others argue that a majority of our
eltlBena are now paying less for vat-r
than they would have to pay under
th new system, and therefore would
never vote for the bonds.
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Plain or Iodized
MR. SALT KNOWS EXACTLY WHEN TO STOP
saavaWeMudktiMasssat .;
Ju-u-s-st enough salt to
bring out their delicate
flavor! That's why Sunshine
i Krispy Crackers make other
! foods taste so much better I
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Specials for
Saturday and Monday
Choice Quality
Low Priet
THE ANSWER IS
GOOD BUYING
AT SAFEWAY
THE SAME AS IN
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Crater Lakt
All Hardwhe&t
2 lb .cangSJI
53. HP
F our
Formay
Beans
Flour
HOW CAN
YOU SERVE
SUCH GOOD
MEALS AND
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49 & .5189 Lgfeaa
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48c
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Speiil Barrel Prices)
SHORTENING
For Hpme That Want Lb.
i ....
The Beat In Cooking.
SMtLL WHITES
Fine For Baking. 4 to
Buy a supply at thii price. I U Lbs,
SYRUP
Max-i-mum
Pure Cane and Maple
5 ib. tin 69c
SUGAR
Extra Fine
Granulated
10 lbs. 54c
Lion Brand?
All Pwpoie.
49 lb. Ba
49c
$f .69
OATS
Albera Minit or Regular
for Those Cold Morning
Breakfasts
9 Ib. bag 42c
COFFEE
Air.Way
Our Best Seller
3 lbs. 59c
lb. 20c
Quick
Dessert
JELL WELL . .
3 Pkg, J 4c
39c
TEA
Lipton's Orange J-LB.
Pekoe. TIN
PORK and BEANS
Van Camp
CORN
Van Camp's Q 27-os.
O Tins
29c
29c
Libby's Golden Bantam.
An Ideal p No. 2
Dinner Dish. Cm Cans
TOMATOES
Max-i-mum Solid Pack
3 cans 43C24cans$229
CHOCOLATE
Guittard's Ground Sweet
1 lb. tin 23C3 tin
MARSHMALLOWS
Fluffiest a 4 Lb. 1
delightful treat I Pkg. C
PEANUT BUTTER
25c
In Bulk. Try a Peanut
Butter and p
boney sandwich Cm Lbs.
I M ij I
W THoti&s
IFIIINli-Oyi
DEL MONTE
PEAS Early Garden.
DEL MONTE '
PUMPKIN
Creamy, Golden
DEL MONTE
SALMON
DEL MONTE
Dolmonte
No. 2 Can 1 6C
No, 1Yi Can 14c
1 lb. tall cans 19c
FRUIT COCKTAIL Zrar'Tn!
JUG
Buffet Size
DEL MONTE
PriOlirC Delicious Melba Halves 1 O
U A U II t O or Sliced. 2 Can IOC
DEL MONTE SLICED
PlliCADDI C Ssrve with Cottae 0(1
I II L A r r L L Cheese. No. VA Can CUC
DEL MONTE
Cheese. No. V, Can
Try it on your morning toast.
JAM
DEL MONTE
CATSUP Spiced Ju8t Right
Sib. tin 59C
14 ox. Bottle 15c
DEL MONTE
TOMATO SAUCE ratatheTofrre,h cr
Buffet Tins 0 C
DEL MONTE
The Wholesome Vegetable. 1 Ca
SPINACH
VA Cans
CHEESE
Ladino
A Local Product. LB.
VANILLA
Schilling's .
A Pure Vanilla A oz.
Extract. "f bottle
WHITE KING
9 Granulated Soap
Large pkg.
PRUNES
Truwest Brand
Medium O Lbs.
French Prunes. & Pkg.
PEPPER
Schilling's M os.
Black. Can
scon TISSUE
The Finest Tissue
3 rolls
MACARONI
EJpow. Fine Quality.
Berve with C
Cheese. w Lbs.
HUCOA
Cheaper than
Shortening.
19c
37 c
28c
14.
10
23
43
27.
Steer
9c to 1 3c Ib.
Fancy Chinook. In piece jjj 2VC
lb. 23c
Sugar Cured
Half or Whole
Boneless, lean
Pot Roasts
Salmon
HAM .
Cottage Hams
Pork Chops . bMdLoin
R 0 d S tS Half cr WfaoU
Fresh Side Pork . . lb. 1 8c
Sausage r"k c""1 """2 lbs. 29c
lb. 25 c
lb. 27c
lb. 21c
1 I L J J
POTATOES
Klamath
No. 2'i
SPINACH
Local, Green
Tender Leaves
CABBAGE
For Kraut
ONIONS
Local, Mild
LETTUCE
Large Solid Heads
? 25 Lb. 23c 50 us 39c
..... 2 lbs. 15c
. . 50 lbs. 75c lb. 2c
7 lbs. 10c 50 lbs. 59c
each 5c
1
Store
471
Main and
Holly
Store
41
113 No.
Central