Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 19, 1935, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN LEADERS OF G. 0. P. SPEED UP EFFORT the press In the Vmted States than I am about the disposition of too many newspapers not to do anything about it." Opening the annua! convention of the society of which he Is president. Patterson declared fUtly that the pese In the United states "does not suffer from lack of freedom." "But with notable exceptions, to which we point with pride.' he said, "we suffer from editorial inactivity and mental indolence. The press doe not lack courage, but In too many quarters courage has grown rusty with dlsiae." The Ohio editor said it haa been his experience that newspaper pub lit hers "want pn.;itMWe. construc tive, hard-hitting and thoroughly courageous editors," He predicted the time was almost at hand for a realignment of the major political parties, "possibly un der the names of Liberals and Con servatives." WHENCE comes the Easter egg, the lowly hen-fruit to which ; the rabbit applies his magic colors? We are all familiar with the tale of the egg Columbus stood on end and J the egg the magician takes out of . your hat. We all know that a hard- : boiled person Is a three-minute , sgg, that a fried egg denotes an in- Dae Mall Tribune want ads. OF BROTHERS ARE YOU HARD OF HEARING? Sonotone bone conduction offers clear, natural hearing. Home Test Free Write Wra. S. Faught, Bo 3A39, cars Tribune. Conferences On Battle Tac tics Planned at Capital- I sbriate, and that a good egg U a ; . te,rm of praise. i The Easter eeg cornea down to Immediate Drive for Cam- i from ancient history Centuries . v I before the first annual egg rolling paign PUndS If! N. Y. on the lawn of the White House. I the ancients exchanged eggs wiia MEDFOKD HATL TRIBUNE. rEPFOKD, ORF.nOX. FTCTTUY. 'ATKTI, 19. 1033. ! Why The Easter Egg? 1 PRESS SUFFERING i FROM INDOLENCE: ,;, nnnninr iiunnrn ILUMANf I . ;rjv.-Ji UUUIW1UL UltUULUj MiMIPlmXg WASHINGTON. April 10. UP) ?TFlnif$t fMMjp Oo Pattmon. Mltor of t!w Toledo .V.&1:JL' f'WWiy.' ' Bld. told t!w Amen.-an Baelttf ot t C dRV-i'-V!g'Z.Mt m fS i : Kwpipr Editor today tht h w hi iperin tht nvppn pub- D HKwX -34 1' "to turned about the trmlam ot I thr "want pntilv. construe-I i -w w r-' iP"wrj Pm'vrmr f m w m rrrsir r w.i if m .TyrwTT, -m rrT wm ul :9 B n N fell H & P Main and Bartlett . fol m Li P n Tf naifii r (TUMiwaw Real Specials for Easter and Tied Boned Choice R. I. Red Hens Prime Rib Roast Fancy Veal Roast 7 . Lean Pork Leg Roasts Fresh Side Pork . , Fancy Leg Lamb Fancy Shoulder Lamb . Choice Beef Pot Roasts, Grain -Fed lb. 20c lb. 20c lb. 15c lb. 25c lb. 20c lb. 23c lb. 15c lb. 15c HAM and EGGS HAMS Half or Whole pound 27c EGGS Fresh Extras Dozen 20t Fresh Mediums Dozen 18$ Shortening ... 3 lbs. 39c Potatoes so lbs. k. f. no.2 79c A very fine assortment of Fruits for your Enster Dinner, v and Vegetables FLOUR Klamath Falls Bouquet 49 lb. sack KITCHEN QUEEN Hard Wheat 49 lb. sack $1.79 XL CHUIV asoood six diucious, flavors. Any 3 Flavors 3 pkgs. 19c Bran Flakes pkg. 19c COFFEE Hills' Bros. Red Can 2 lbs. 57c Hill's Bros. Red Can.: 1 lb. 29C Hill's Bros. Blue Can 1 lb. 25$ Red A Coffee lb. can 9 Red A Coffee 3 lb. can 55 Ground the way you like it! SUGAR 100 lb. sack Pure Can Sugar 5.23 10 lb. sick Pure Cane Sugar 55$ ADDED ATTRACTIONS FOR YOUR EASTER DINNER Make this complete food store your Easter Dinner source of supply. We will have special Easter Items in our Bakery Department, as well as in all other parts of the store. It pays to shop at Lumans sav? both time and money. Specially Decorated Easter Anrcl Foods Iced or Uniccd Easter Cakes , Hot Cro?s Buns a necessary item f"v evcrv Eac,or tiKc 39c and 59c 44( 23f WASHINGTON, April 19. - ; With the next presidential conven-i tlon only about 14 months away. Re- publican leaders intensified today i their efforts to prepare their party l for the 1936 campaign. i Conferences aimed at revitalizing the party and evolving tactics for ; the coming contest were planned at : the capltol. Officers of the Republican national 1 pommit.t aathtivd In Nw York To I arrange an Immediate drive to raise funds there. It was Indicated the campaign would be extended through out New York state and ultimately over the nation If It proved success ful. White to Help. William Allen White, the editor of Emporia. Kas.. and former Senator Henry Allen of Kansas, were expected to begin a series of private confer ences with members of congress here during the day. Senator Capper (R.. Kana.) said yesterday that White and Allen in tended to round up the Ideas of Republicans In congress regarding 1930. so an understanding of sec tional viewpoints might be given to a contemplated rally of middle-western Republicans at Kansas City In the near future.. Senators Vandenberg of Michigan and Dickinson of lows., both of whom hsve been mentioned as possible presidential nominees, are among those who have been Invited to at tend a luncheon at the capltol on Saturday In honor of White and Allen. MoNary In Huddle. Senator McNary of Oregon and Rep. Snell of New York, the party leaderc In congress, and the co-chairmen of the Republican senatorial -congressional committer Senator Hastings of Delaware and Rep. Bolton of Ohio also are expected to be present. Republican leaders in congress as serted privately yesterday "that they did not think former President Hoov er had Inspired plans for regional party meetings ss had been reported. At the same time, some of the guest at a recent gathering In the home of Mrs. Alice Roosevelt Long worth said It was not a meeting ar ranged to discuss Republican plans. Right, White House egg rolling. Above, Kaster telegram heading by Nornian Rockwell. Left, MU Davidson sunrise ser vice with giant cross. each other as tokens of good will because they were regarded as a symbol of fertility and the new life that stirs Nature In Spring. Weal thy barbarians glided their eggs. While the poor hen produces the Easter eggs, the rabbit gets the credit. Sun worshippers once eaw In the white rabbit, playing tn the bright beams of the Easter moon, a sign of prosperity. Thus the rab bit, one of the most proline ani mals, became a symbol of Easter. The name of Easter comes from Oetera, the Teutonic goddess In whose honor barbaric Nordics did fantastic dances In days of the splendor that was Rome. Long ago there were bonfires, dances and ceremonies to express man's joy over the victory of the Sua God Everyman's Bible class will meet In the Rlalto theater Sunday morning at 0:30. A fine Easter program has been arranged. All men and young men, not attending some other Bible class, are Invited. The services will one hour, and will let out in time for the men to attend any church service In the city. The musical program will consist of the following numbers: Male quartette, D. E. Millard, M. E. Olson, Chester Wendt and John Klrk- patrlck; soprano solo, Eleanor Curry; tenor solo, Ralph Waldron; Instru mental number by the Buchanan family. The Easter message will be pre sented by W. R. Balrd, WINDOW GLASS We sell window glass and will replace your broken windows reasonably. Trowbridge Cab inet Works. APPLE CONTROVERSY WATERBURY, Conn., April 19. Connecticut executed a flank attack today in the congressional "apple war." ' While congressmen in Washington pondered results of a 'proof-of-the- ple" exploitation of the argument between New York and Oregon mem bers as to which at a to produces the best apples. Miss Eleanor H. Moss, home demonstration agent for Litch field county, unfurled Connecticut's banner. "Let Oregon and New York furnish the congressmen with Inferior pies," she said. "If they wish to sample the best they shall have to come to Con necticut." The legislators yesterday forked their way through 78 pies which the Rochester chamber of commerce sent by plane after Oregon apples had been distributed. Miss Moss said Connecticut could 111 afford to send any pies to the capital. "There Is such a demand upon housewives to provide apple pies for their own families that any such move would be considered danger ous," she explained. fy it sVMM h! s QncpT 3 1 1 O-M 0UAR1 Cod. No. UM iRf j tri"j'? "purjj THB OUJ QUAKER CO., DISTILLERS"-LA WRENCEBURG, IND.-BST. NOW AVAILABLE IN OREGON BIB CpTtr)i.tMt.TiiOldQiwhrO. BRAND RYB who had saved the world from the clutches of the Ice King, ruler of the Winter months. This pagan festival of long ago has been converted by Christians today into one of the most popular occasions on their calendar. The , fires, ceremonies and songs, and even the festival cakes of the an cients, survive today in hot-crosa buns and sunrise services attended ! by thousands on mountain tops. ' The eggs sent by the ancients to show their good will surivive in oui popular custom of sending Eastei . greeting telegrams to loved onea ( and friends far and near. Norman Rockwell, the tamou! artist, has painted the beautiful ( Western Union Easter telegraph blank this year. He has caught the spirit of Easter past and present tn his colorful painting, showing a little gnome awakening the Eastei rabbit to color the eggs This will bring the Joy and beauty of Eastei and the sentiments of friends and loved ones to a million homes. "AW... REAL STRAIGHT RYE WHISKEY" And it doesn't take a barrel of money to buy it Sniff it sip it like a rare old cognac brandy. "Ah!"you'U say,"here's a real straight rye whiskey." For Old Quaker is mellow and flavorful, with that smooth richness which belongs only to real quality whiskies. And remember, Old Quaker is kind to your punt as well as to your taste. Try it, today! KLAMATH FALLS-RENO t KLAMATH FALLS, April 10 (Spl.) Establishment of air mall service between Klamath Falls and Reno, via Lakeview, Alturas, Susanville and Portola. Is winning support In the northeastern California and south central Oregon country, according to reports renchlng William B. Randull Randall haa received a letter from the Susanville chamber of commerce, recommending the service, and alo a letter from E. I. Lane, secretary of the Plumas county chamber ol commerce, expressing the same sentiment'. . If colored butters are desired for sandwiches, use pimiento combined with butter for red or pink, while watercress chopped fine will give the desired green and orange or lemon rind blended with butter gives the yellow color. EASTER MEATS 'The home of good meats. Swift's gov't inspected beef" Give yourself and fam ily a real treat for Easter Breakfast by serving Swift's Prem ium Ham. Of course, you will want the best of everything for Easter so buy all your meats at the Liberty I Beef Pork Veal Lamb Swift's Premium Ham, lb. . . . 27c Swift's Bacon, lb 35c Swift's Cream Cheese, pkg. . . 10c Lamb Stew, lb 5c Von der Hellen's Fancy Spring Lamb Al Stewart's Fancy Fryers Local Hens Turkeys Fresh Fish: Halibut, Salmon, Oysters, Crabs Buy your flowers at the Rogue River Floral Co. Cut Flowers. Easter Lil'es nt Cut, Price in the Liberty Mr. B stUdmnt on "Coffee-Floating" FOR THE ten years of their married life, Mr. Brown had patiently tolerated his wife's enthusiasm for antique furniture. During that time, Queen Anne, Chippendale, Shera ton and Jacobean pieces were shifted in and out of their home. However, when Mrs. Brown started to serve a different brand of coffee each week "Just for a change," she said Mr. Brown lost no time in remon strating. "Listen, Mary. I'll make a bargain with you. You can float from one style-of furniture to Hit wife's enthusiasm for antique fvrniiur another all you want, provided you stop coffee-floating. There's not one of these brands you've been getting that has a leg to stand "Slick lo Wilt 8roi. Coffee" on, no matter how you make it, nor what cups you serve it in. You stick to Hills Bros. Coffee. Even though it may cost a little more, you airways get more fine cups from a pound than any other brand." Market. C";. JSJJ Ihlli Broi.