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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY, MAT 10. 1935. PAGE ETC! TIT i SHORT William Murray, well known renl Sent or Med ford, piiswd away at the Community hospital, at 0 o'clock Thunlay evening, after a short Ill ness, Mr. Murray was born at Burre, Ver mont, April 23. 1802. and was 43 years of ase. Ho fopent his enrly life in Vermont, and after finishing his edu cation enmo west to Taeoma, Wnali inpton, where he met Mian Ivajane Doblw. and they were united In mar rtase in 1021. Mr. Murray was a World War veter an, having served with the navy dur ing the war. He was a member of the Med ford lodge or Eagles, who will conduct the services at the grave side. He and Mrs. Murray lived in Med ford, for the past six years, where they have acquired many friends who will be sorry to learn of his passing. There is left a Bmall son, Austin Mur ray, aged 10. Funeral services will be conducted from the Perl Funeral Home, Satur day at 2:30 p. m.. Father Bartlnm of ficiating. Interment In Siskiyou Memorial Park. PIGGLY-WIGGLY'S E Cliff JacJwton, who wai formerly trumped In the grocery business In this' city, has returned to Medford in the rapacity of manager of the Pis gly Wl.jly store hero. Mr, Jackson will assume the post recently filled hy James Field, who has left for Portland to manoffe a new lnr open front market In he Hose city. Coming to Medford as manager of the Plfigly Wltfly store Is virtually a home-comthg for Cliff Jackson, as he was associated with the Safewav Stores in this city a few years ago before leaving southern Oregon to manage other Oregon and Califnrn.ft stores for both the Rafeway and Plg gly Wlggly orgsnlr-atlons. His father Is master or the Wlmer Orange, and all sre well known resident of th Roue river valley. Mr. Jackson's wife and son will ar rive in Medford soon from Portland and their permanent home will be es tablished in this city. With a background of more than seven years In the grocery business. Mr. jnckson Is well qualified to mnn-a-e the Plagly Wltwly store at 210 B!. Main street In Medfqrd. In a state ment yesterday, ho announced thnt a complete re-arrangement of the stock is being affected and a remod eling program will wn be Initiated In the interests of added convenience for Plggly Wlgly shoppers. The re pricing of the Plggly Wiggly store 'has slso been msde, assuring uniformly low prices throughout the store. The present efficient staff of the Med Same price today as 44 years ago XS Ir 250 ManoUctnrafi by Baking Powder 5poialiti wh.makaj nothing but Baking Powdir. JACKSON TO HEAD fTfl ' !....... .!. 1 J JP'' lt'V'r'n"g Induces sound, restful t -jesr.S" KM THIS BEAUTIFUL 4.PIECE-1 - 57c for moat recipes. f ",A I f . ... ..... ....... .., i"-) ' l&i8mtMr I J i I PEPPER' :! I' MliP1 ;AIT i i xt-z- - 4flCE i-s i BAKING POWDER i K 'Slll '' . - ?i ' i FRSEpggj LOS ANGELES tS5S ROOM -r ' J,, aATM VI. -' VXi-"r carvscntent Uh'c lies to accommodations Ofie Finest meets Grill Tavern Coffee Shop bsy &o'i sleep inspiring beds brtje roars w.ih luiuriojs fittings Unsu'possed service ond fuxury ore you rsatamajinqly low cost 'HOTEL ill 1 IC ford store will be retained, according to the new manager. ROOSEVELT GETS FLOOD OE ADVICE (Continued from Page One.) American Legionnaires and the vete rans cf all wars support this national policy." Echoes former Stand. In some quarters this was regard ed as echoing the Idea the president expressed at Koanokc, Va., some time ago in an address generally Inter preted as a stand against full and Immediate payment of the bonus. The care of the disabled, sick, destitute and starving." ho said in the Roanoke speech. "Is the first task of the country." The Inflationary bill, which has passed both houses of congress, re mained bottled up in the senate, while Its backers sought support. Private senate polls had indicated that a veto would be sustained, pos sibly by as many as five or six votes. Senator Thomas (D., Okla.) Pat manlte leader whose motion for a reconsideration keeps the bill In the senate, did not plan to release It for its Journey to the White House until next week. Call as Sulriile Occurs SANDUSKY, O. (UP) Just as Charles Dickson, Insurance agent, stepped on the front porch of Otto mar J. Savanack's home to collect a policy premium, he heard the report of a gun. In the garage In the rear. Dickson found Savanack dead with a bullet wound In his head. Police sala he had taken his life on account of unemployment and HI health. Munich Honors Iiarh MUNICH. Germany (UP) Mu nich Is celebrating In honor of Johann Sebastian Bach, famous German mu sician. Hundreds of German and for eign music lovers are expected to make pilgrimages this summer to Eisenach, Bach's birthplace, to Wet mar, Ohrdruf. Leipzig and olhei cities associated with his name. Sedan Carried Youthful Cargo BAUOUS. Mass. (UP) Officer Thomas Spencer had visions of the "Headless Horseman" when an ap parently unoccupied sedan sped by him on the Ncwburyport turn-pike. He gave, chase, overhauled the car. and discovered to his amazement there wero four peiaous In It.' Their ages ranged from 10 to 13. A grandfather clock that still runs, although 140 years old, la owned by Mrs. Thomas J. Fleming of Emporia Kas. I ESI D ) est. tffiSMmi, i sr:r"'.....2ic 11' J J - 1 1 1 23c THIS FREE OFFER AVAILABLE AT MEDFORD GROCERS ONLY 1 ! O Yellow label Orange Pekoe & Pekoe Also Creen Label Japan DELAYED ADVANCE IN TOP EGG PRICE FINALLY ARRIVES PORTLAND, May 10. (AP) There has been a long awaited advance In the price on the better quality eggs on the produce exchange. During the late session all offerings were ad vanced one cent down. This is the first upward swing of top grade eggs on the exchange here for an extended period while other markets have been firm to higher. Portland has held it reputation of being the lowest egg market of the larger cities of the country. The stor age season Is rapidly drawing to an end and it Is believed that efforts will now be made to, force higher prices. There was again a lack of change In the market for butter locally. Values on the produce exchange, which are official for Oregon, were lower than occasional sales of cubes on the open market. Strong demand was continued all through the live hen trade with re sulting firm prices. Most of the sales of hens were being made at full quoted figures as were colored springs. With quality rapidly ebbing and the source of demand being filled, market for dressed turkeys was weak er and lower. The price Is now gen erally down to 10c lb. A sudden strong turn Irf the mar ket for veal was showing. All veal has been cleaned up and the price ad vanced to 11 '3c lb for the best. Left over strawberries sold as low as at crate for 20s, which means a. loss for shippers. The highest price was $2 for fresh arrivals and this was below landed costs. Old potatoes were slow sate at nom inal prices. New potatoes were still being shaded. First carload of shatter whites were priced to retailers around $2.50 for 60-lb. sacks. Livestock. PORTLAND, May 10. ( AP) Cat tle SO; calves 30: steady, unchanged. HOGS 200; tops 25c lower; light weight, good and choice, $7.75r8.85; medium weight, go'yl and choice. $8.508 85; others unchanged. SHEEP 200; aged stuff 25c lower; ewes, good and choice, 12.26(2.75; cull , common a nd med lu m, CI .25 & 2.50; others unchanged. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. May 10 (AP (USDA) Cattle 100; active; killing classes steady, except tew bulls around 26c higher; few very medium 954-lb. grass steers. 98.00-25; better absent, quotable toward 8.7i or above; good-choice, 301-213-10 vealer. $9.25-60. SHEEp 300; gcod - choice light weight spring lambs nominally quot ed around $7.00-25; late Thursday; few lots. 68-74 lb. spring lambs, 7.00; sorted, 15 per cent, 96.00. CHICAGO. May 10. ( AP) (USDA) Hogs 8000; slow, steady to 10c lower; better grade. 190 w 260 lbs., 99 10-20; top, 99.26; 260-200 lbs., 99.00-16: 290-350 lbs., 98.80 9.05: best. 160-190 lbs., 9900-20; light lights. 98.50 i9.0O; sows, 98.15-25. CATTE; 1000; largely cleanup trade on fed steers and yearlings about steady all she stock in fairly bread demand, steady; better grade steers and yearlings practically absent bulk comprising lower grades, selling at 99a 11.40; common, 98.50 lb. south western steers, 97.90 to killer; hold ing choice heavy heifers around. 911; best yearling heifers, 910.50; vealers very sea rce, selects 98 .50 at, 9 .00. SHEEP 10.000; fat lambs and springers active, strong 10 20c up; new crop lambs showing full ad vance; sheep firm; good to choice wooled lambs upward to 98.75(9.00; bulk. 80-100 lb. clipped lambs, 97.60 85; top, 98.00 for few loads choice handyweight and medium weights to both packers and shippers; three doubles choice, 92-lb. California springers, $9.40; one double, 90-00; shorn native ewes, 93.00flM.00; light weights quotable, 94.25. Portland Wheat PORTLAND, May 10 ( AP) Grain: Wheat Open High Low Close May 82 .82 .82 .82 July 81 .81 .81 .81 Sept. ...... 81 .81 .81 .81 Cash: Big Bend bluestcm, 03"i; dark hard winter. 12 per cent, 97"3; do. 11 per cent, 85: soft white. 81; western white. 81; hard winter, SO'j; northern spring, 81 ; western red, 80. Oats. No. 2 white, 928. Corn. No. 2 E yellow. 942.25. Mlllrun, standard, $26.00. Today's car receipts : Wheat. 30: flour, 21; hay. 1. Portland Produce PORTLAND. May 10. (API But ter, A grade, 281,2C lb. In parchment wrappers, 29c lb. In cartons; B grade, parchment wrappers, 27 lie lb.; cartons, 28tjc lb. Butterfat Portland delivery : A grade, deliveries at least twice week ly, 27c lb.; country routes, 25-27c lb.; B grade, deliveries less than twice weekly, 26c lb.; C .grade at market. B Orade Cream for Bottling Buy ing price, but;rfr.t liiais. 65c lb. Eggs Sales to retailers: Specials. 27c; extras, 26c; fresh extras, brown. 24c; standards 23c; fresh mediums To Win Neiv Friend mmd to Prov that it Pays to Buy Quality Tea Onoc you have tried Lip ton's Tea you v. ill be fgtis fied none other. Its mellow, viney flavor, it delightful aroma, are truly litim tive. It lvs to buy quality tea only with fine tea such is l.ipton's do you get complete satisfaction, and true economy. To make it attractive for vou to tc for yourself the superior qualities and economy in Iipton's Tea, your grocer is offcrinj; free, one i-piccc kitchen fcet with every pound purchased. Attrac tively colored, giant si.e, clearly labeled, this set will noon become an indispensable part of your kitchen equipment. Your grocer has a limited supply of these kitchen sets to avoid disappointment order ours today. 25c; medium firsts. 22c dozen. Country Meats Selling price to re tailers: Vealers. No. J. li;4c lb., others unchanged. New Onions Texas Bermudas. 93.65 per 60-lb. box; California. ei.50-tl.65 per lug. New Potatoes Texas Triumphs, 3J4 to 4c lb.; California Garnets, 3-4c lb.; Hawaiian Early Rose. 3c lb. Cheese, Milk, Live Poultry, -Onions, Potatoes, Cantaloupes, Wool and Hay, steady and unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, May 10 (AP) wheat: Open High Low Close May 95 .96 .94 'i .94 H Jul" Mi .961, ,9414 .941.; Sep 96?; MV, 9V, .05', Silver NEW YORK. May 10 (AP) Bar silver firm, Tie higher at 72"8c. Sim FranrlM'o Butlerrat SAN FRANCISCO, May 10. ( AP) First grade butterfat, 30',c f. o. b. San Francisco. GCG BOYS DiG OUT GOLIAD. Tex. (UP) What ap pears to be an extensive Indian burying ground within the com pound of old Esplrltu Santo Mission was discovered by workmen seeking to uncover the original site of the mission. The excavation work was being done by S. P. C. Vesper, authority on Spanish mission history and ar ch! tecutre. preliminary to establish ing a CCC camp In Goliad state park for hlstcric restoration work. New foundations In addition to those uncovered by CWA labor last yenr have been found. The Indian burial ground was re vealed when workmen were digging around the old foundations. The skeleton of an adult Indian was dis covered about three feet under a rock wall. Continued excavation revealed evi dence of many other skeletons Ves per said. Collar HesiMs Perspiration INDIANAPOLIS (UP) A perspi ration resisting shirt collnr, a water proof, non-spotting tie and a painted stray hat that will shed water were offered those men who will seek sar torial perfection this spring and sum mer at the annual show of the In diana Retail Clothiers here. rapacity Tested SALT LAKE CITY. Utah (UP1 Under Utah's new liquor law, the liquor commission must test a pros pective state store employe for his "capacity." before hiring him. ! irk TO HO LOCAL MEETINGS Colonel W. Roy Gllks, Internation ally known staff officer of the Sal vation Army of Great Britain is visit ing Medford to conduct, a rpecial ten day salvation campaign at the Salva tion Army hsll, 411 East Main street, beginning Sunday morning and con tinuing nightly until May 21. Colonel Gllks has spent nearly fifty years as a Salvation Army ofweer. Captain G. R. Durham of the local corps Introduces him to Medfordltes aa follows: "Colonel Gllks Is a Lon doner by birth and It was while work ing as a shopman in London that he waa brought In touch with the Salva tion Army. He was made a captain before the age of twenty. At twenty seven years of age he waa appointed In charge of one of the largest corps in London, the Grecian theatre which General Booth had secured. In those early days rough crowds attended the army meetings. It was a regular thing to have more than 2000 persons at the Sunday night meeting. To hold their attention and successfully carry Piggly Wiggly leads, in value, in quality, in econo my! Come in and see for yourself. Well stocked shelves of the finest canned goods . . . fruits and vegetables at the peak of flavor and freshness . . . a wide choice of high-grade meats. All await you at Pigqly Wigglyl Vegetable !tip BISQUICK, for shortcake or bisquits, large package CL0R0X, Pure, safe, bleaches, kills germs Quart DURKEE'S SALAD AID. Salad time is here. Quart Ivory Soap, med., 3 bars .... 17c P and G White Naptha, 5 for . . 19c UPTON'S TEA Black 79c Green 5flc WHITE ROVER DOG AND CAT FOOD. A reindeer meat CRISC0. all purpose shortening. 6 lb. pail Fresh FruitsandVegetablss SATURDAY ONLY Green Peas, 3 lbs Qc Garden Fresh Strawberries, 3 for .... 25c New Potatoes, 3 lbs. . . . 7C Tomatoes, lb 1 0C Sunkist Lemons, doz. . . Que Potatoes ... 50 lbs. 69c Klamath Gems. U. 8. No. 2's 210 E. MAIN through a meeting waa no mean feat. For many years the colonel has been looked upon In Great Britain as one of the most interesting speakers of the Salvation Army. For some years be travelled on the staff of the foun der of the army. General William Booth. For over twenty years he haa held important commands aa divis ional commander In Great Britain. His last command waa Liverpool, em bracing Lancashire, Cheshire, North Wales and the Iale of Man. Colonel Gllks is, in addition to being a noted English evangelist, & well known man In many countries by his writings on swimming and life saving methods, having also -won the gold medal of the Royal Life Saving society and championship of the Midlands some 26 years ago. He has saved seven persons from drowning. Colonel Gllks has been speaking in various parts of America to clubs, col leges and schools about the British "dole" unemployment insurance, and the British old age pension scheme, having made a special study of these subjects. Some of the subjects the colonel will use In Medford are: "Sacrifice or Self," "The Wrong Barber," "Hung In His Own Backyard." "The Water Baby" and "Do Stones Live " The public of Jackson county Is in vited to take advantage of this op portunity to hear one of the Salva tion Army pioneers and leaders. The first service is Sunday at 10 a. m. Rex McFall of Abilene, freshman at FOLGER'S COFFEE Served tn pliuic and t ruin. Buy 2 lbs. and save tie. Save the stars. ib.2Sc-2ib.56c HD Jell Dessert, 3 pkgs l ie Ritz Crackers, New lb. pkg w WITH EVERY ONE POUND clabber Girl Baking PURCHASE OF Powder, 2 lb. can 23c Corned Beef, 12-oz. can. 2 for 27c PHONE 9 Texas Christian university. Is the thirty-fifth member of his clan to at tend the school since 1887. Use Mail Tribune want ads. ORDER Kellogg'B Corn Flukes from your grocer to day as many packages as you can use! Spring Sale. Big saving. Treat your family o crispness! BUY NOW AND SAVE! SUNDAY is Mother's Day K.er day Is Mother's lay at our store but If j on want to please YOIK mot her brine her a bas ket of Piegly Wildly ipiiillly srorerles with the flowerp. WELCOME Old mill New friend."'. .Many Items tire hping re arranged for i; renter con venience. There will he inniiy unusual values for Sat. and Mun. Vte wel come pi ice comparisons. fl.irK JAtKSON Gibbs Can 31 & lo& 39 Shredded Wheat, the na tional breakfast. OCa 2 for Milani Milani's Spaghetti O JT a 1 lb. glass. 2 for PORTERS Saladettes and Sea Shells Macaroni and 9 7 1 Spaghetti. 2 for I C DEL MONTE FINE FOODS Catsup 2 for 27c II o7.. hot lie Salmon, can 19c nrrt. No. 1 tall Tomatoes 2 for 35c Soilil pack. No. 2; 2 ran product 3 for 25c SI. 15 for 10-word slocan for ZEE! Also 202 other cub awards! Ask a! 3 for 14q Chase and Sanborn Dated Coffee Lb. cjin 28c 8S Rim, larsi pg. . . 21c Ribins, 4-li. pkg. . . 27c Milk, 3 tall cans... 19c Mt. Vernon Eggs, fresh ex. Doz. 21c FREE DELVERY P.G.B.MORRISSi: