MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. lEDFORD, OREGON? FRIDAY. MAY 24. 1935.
PAGE THREE
ITALY NOW READY
FOR ANY TRIAL IS
BOAST 0NL DUCE
Boy Soldiers Are Massed
Throughout Nation for
Ceremony of Oath of
Fealty Fascist Heirarchy
against George L. Jantzer and Jack
son county.
The action concern the purchase
by Jantzer, from Jackson county,
of a timber claim In the Prospect
district on a delinquent tax certifi
cate. Watson, as owner of the claim,
contest the right of the county tc
sell the land for delinquent taxes,
and the validity of Jantzer's put -chase.
Jantzer is a sawmill operator
of the district. The constitutionality
of the Oregon law, giving the county
the right to sell land for taxes, Is
questioned.
Watson la represented by Attorney
George M. Roberts, the county by Dis
trict Attorney George A. Codding and
Jantzer by Attorney Frank Newman.
By A. STUNTZ
Associated Prew Foreign Start
ROME, Italy, May 34. (AP) Pre
mier Benito Mussolini told massed
thousands of soldiers and civilians
today:
"Italy now Is ready for any trial."
His declaration came in the course
of observance of the 20th anniver
sary of Italy's entrance Into the
world war, a ceremony which in
cluded the presenting of battle flags
to regiments which replace units as
signed to East Africa.
His listeners packed Venezla
square, in front of his office. They
heard him say: t
"The words of an unknown Italian
soldier scrawled on the wall of a
house demolished by a shell: 'It Is
better to live one day as a lion than
100 days as a lamb." are not merely
an order they are gospel for us.
"In Spite of Anyone"
"We swear to respect this sacred
Injunction everywhere and In spite
of anyone."
He added:
"Let no one in Italy or abroad de
lude themselves. Italy will consider
carefully before arriving at a deci
sion, but when the decision Is reach
ed, then she will go forward without
turning back.
"It Is necessary, once we have
started, to burn our ships and guide
ourselves along the road of destiny
with a firm hand."
King Victor Emmanuel and Musso
lini stood before the tomb of the un
known soldier, in the shadow of II
Duci's office building, and presented
battle flaps to 16 regiments com
posing the six divisions Just constl
tuted to take the places of those
sent or about to be sent to Africa.
The ceremony was attended by 20.-
000 soldiers and black-shirted fas
cists. Troops for Africa
Despite the lack of official state
ment, all Italian newspapers today
stated that these divisions were des
tined for East Africa, thus making i
total of at least 10.000 men in the
regular army alone.
Before the battle flag presenation,
Mussolini had presided over a fascist
"leva," the graduation exercises for
fascist youth from one organization
Into another.
Half a million of Italy's youth
boys and girls ranging from 8 to 23
stood at attention in hundreds of
towns and cities throughout the na
tion, taking an oath of fealty to II
Duce and his dictates.
In Rome more than 10.000 of the
youngsters massed on the Via Del
Imepro, where they were reviewed by
II Duce and the fascist hierarchy.
500.000 Rookies
The almost 500,000 youngsters who
participated in ceremonies throughout
the nation today constitute only a
small part of the 4.397.288 members
of the Opera Nazlonale Balllla, or
national youth movement.
They were merely the "rookies," or
those who have reached the age limit
of one class and were formally mus
tered Into the ranks of another.
Thus 178,789 balllla who have Just
passed into their fourteenth years,
appeared for the first time this morn
ing in the ranks of the avanguardlBtl
where they will stay for four years
of study, drill and physical exercise.
They receive real rifles In ceremonies
held in their various encampments
after taking their oaths. Many sec
tions of them were formed with ma
chine gun companies, others with ar
tillery, naval, aviation, tank and radio
sicnal units.
TO
Hllah Shrlrwra will gather In Ash
land Saturday afternoon with flaea
flying and drums blaring, for a spring
ceremonial that promises to be an
outstanding one for the southern
Oregon temple.
Parades, initiatory work and golf
tournament are included in the ex
tensive program which is being pre
pared by HHlah's newest past poten
tate. Ole Alenderer, and his com
mittee. The festivities will center
at the Ashland armory, where the
banquet and ceremonial work will
be held.
The annual spring golf tournament
will get underway at Ashland's at
tractive course at 1:30 o'clock. The
armory doors will be opened at fi
o'clock and the banquet will be serv
ed at 6. Beginning from the armory
at 7:30, the parade will feature the
colorfully uniformed units of Hlllah
temple.
HEART ATTACK COMES
WHILE ATTENDING SHOW
Irving Miller of route 4. Medford,
waa able to return to his home to
day from the Community hospital,
having recovered from a heart at
tack, which came last night while
he waa attending the Craterian the
ater. A physician was summoned and
he was rushed to the hospital for
treatment.
JACKSONVILLE DANCE
FOR BOY SCOUT TRIP
To raise funds for the purpose. of
sending a member of the troop to
the national Jamboree at Washing
ton, D. C-, there will be a Boy Scout
dance Saturday night at the Odd
Fellows hall at Jacksonville. Gol
music haa been secured, according to
the sponsors. ,
EAGLES OF G. PASS
WILL LEAD PARADE
All members of Crater Lake Aerie
2093. Fraternal Order of Eagles, are
urged to be at the Eagles hall to
night by 7:30, It waa announced by
officers of the order this morning.
At that time a street parade will
be held, headed by the Grants Pass
Eagles' Drum corpe and officers of
the order in the Climate City. Mem
bers of the local drill team and the
ladles' auxiliary drill team will also
take part in the parade, which
mixed drill team holds the state
championship at the present time.
Following the parade regular meet.
Ings of the lodge and auxiliary will
be held and both are expected to be
attended by large numbers. In the
event an initiation is held at the
men's lodge, the chairs will be turned
over to officers of the Grants Pass
Aerie It is announced.
Following the regular business
meeting, a social dance will be con
ducted, with Dynge's orchestra sup
plying the music. The business ol
the lodge tonight for the most part,
wilt be devoted to the state con
vention to be held in Grants Pass
and the various chairmen of the
Ornnta Pass committees will outline
their plans for that event.
It was also announced by officers
of the local order today that the dis
trict convention covering southern
Oregon lodges will be held in Ash
land on Sunday next, and all Eagle
are cordially invited to attend.
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FACE INDICTMENT
PORTLAND. May 24. (Jp) The
federal grand jury yesterday returned
20 indictments. 16 of them contain
ing charges of liquor violations in
various forms.
Jack Gay lord King and W. B. Pln
negan of Medford were charged with
sending an extortion letter through
the malls.
Illegal possession of liquor was
charged in the case of George E.
Stone of Klamath Falls.
Among those indicted for alleged
salo of liquor to Indians were aeven
Klamath Falls men Will Green,
Benny Oardner. John William Rose.
Charles Edgar Davis, Charles Nelson
Myers. Ed F. Hall and Lore a A. Tur-
Klng and Finnegan were arrested
in Medford. May 8. at the Medford
postofftce. by state and federal of
ficers. They had gone to the post
office to get the money that they are
alleged to have demanded of a wom
an, reputedly a friend of King's, in
Son Francisco. Both men had been
staying at the transient camp here,
and Flnnegan had been arrested ny
city police on a charge of being
drunk, and ordered to leave town, dv
Judge Allen D. Curry, only a short
time before he was apprehended on
the extortion charge.
Natchez, Miss., Is located on a bluff
200 feet above the Mississippi river
and therefore has never experienced
flood damage characteristic of many
valley towns.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT Furnished cabins. 2.00
per week. 153 Granite St., Ashland.
1928 Ford Pickup.
1929 Ford Coupe.
1930 Ford Coupe.
1931 Ford Truck.
1928 Chrysler Sedan.
1927 Chev. Coupe.
1929 Chev. Truck.
1932 Nash Spec. 8 Sedan.
1931 Durant Sedan.
1932 International I'i-ton Truck.
1930 DocUie Truck.
1031 Chev. Lodging Truck and
Trailer.
Marmon Sedan $50 00
Bulck 8 50 00
Olds 8 85.00
Fords $10.00 to 25 00
WALTER M. ABBEY. Inc.
123 S. Riverside. Phone 300.
SEE THE' MAN TN THE BIG HAT
FOR SALE Good pack saddle with
pack bags; rocker, dresser, kitchen
csblnet. electric range, davenport
and chair. Eads Transfer.
SACRIFICE My equity in 1634 Buick
sedan. Phone- I031-L.
3 FORD roadsters, model A. priced
under book values; real buy.
Pierce Allen Motor Co.. ino.
Dodge and Plymouth.
FOR SALE Second calf Jersey cow;
Just fresh. Jersey heifer. Just fresh.
Phone 153, Jacksonville.
FOR SAIX Saddles, bridle, blanket,
portable Vlctrola and records; baby
car-seat. 307 Apple.
FOR RENT Large front room, suit
able for dressmaking shop. 307
Apple.
FOR SALE Colored
951-R.
fryers. Phone
FOR SALE: 1931 Chevrolet Panel De
livery; A-l condition; $250. Spring
St. Service Station.
EXCHANGE 30 A. stocked and equip
ped; fi-room house and outbuild
lV,s; on Bear creek, for house in
Medford with 3 bedrooms. I also
have two clients wanting a good
buy In a 3 or 4-room houne.
B. J. Palmer Agewy.
Medford Center Bldg., downstaira.
FOR RENT Furnished 3 and 3-room
apt, and garage; adults. 604 W.
10th.
FOR SALE OR TRADE From one to
1000 acres. See E. Gould. The Acre
age Man, 402 W. Jackson. Medford,
Oregon.
FOR SALE Poultry netting. 1-lnch
mesh romnanta less than 10c each
while available. Volnev Dixon, 124
No. Riverside. "Nat" Bldg.
TRADE Modern cottage with tor
room, three half acrea, 101 high
way, 5 miles north Crescent City,
for Medford home and acreage.
Value $2500. Clear for clear. E. U
Martin. Crescent City, Cal.
AUTOMOBILE
INSURANCE
See
CARL Y. TENGWALD
125 West Main St.
3 J iMto-ii'T
XThen Dm Cupid
and Schilling Coffee
work hand in hand
a mere man has no chance.
He surrenders and likes it !
Men like Schilling Coffee
for its sturdy quality.
Handle it with reasonable
care (but not kid gloves)
and it's always
fragrant and full flavored.
Schilling
Coffee
There are two Schilling Coffees.
One for percolator.
One for drip.
Cm Mall Tribune want ads.
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VETERAN RELIEVED
OF CONSTIPATION
BY NATURAL FOOD
Kellogg's All-Bran Corrects
His Condition
Notice has been received that the
state supreme court has set May 31
as the date for hearing of arguments
In the civil suit of Dan Watson
Here is an interesting, unsolicited
letter: "I have used Kellogg's All
Brak for about 4 years, and find it
a wonderful relief for constipa
tion. While in Government Ser
vice in the P. I., I contracted con
stipation in 1898-99.
"I consider your All-Bran in
terms of millions, instead of the
cost of a box of pills, for it surely
has saved me. I eat All-Bran
every morning." F. L. Wylie,
Visalia, Calif.
'Constipation due to insufficient
"bulk" in meals.
Research shows Kellogg's All
Bran supplies gentle "bulk" to aid
regular habits. All-Bran is also
rich in vitamin B, as well as iron,
an element of the blood.
Kellogg's All-Bran is a delicious
laxative food ... far better than
patent medicines. Two tablespoon
fuls daily are usually sufficient. In
severe cases, with each meal. If not
relieved this way, see your doctor.
Get the red-and-green
package at your grocer's.
Made by Kellogg in Battle
Creek.
Keep on the Sunny Side of Life
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P Bulk Pickles, Olives, V, - I J
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Starting Monday Mann's will
have for a limited time only Miss
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o
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for Monograms on Gifts for the
Graduate, June Bride, and arti
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Frankfurters, Bologna, Liver Sausage
Prime Rib or Rump Roast
Boned and Tied No Waste
Swiss Steak, pound ....
17U
15
Shortening
STEAKS
15c
ib 15c
Pure Vegetable
A Procter and Gamble Product
2 lbs. 25c
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will rei-elre the same rare Till
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Fancy
Canned
FOODS
Orapofruit, No. 2 can 2 for 25
Crab Meat, No. y3 can.... 29c
Peas, small No. 3 sieve,
No. 2 can 18d 2 for 35c
Spinacb, No. can, 2 for 25
Coffee, lb. glass jar i-290
PORK and BEANS
Van Camps, med. size.
OYSTERS
Meco, 5 oz. can, 2 for
4 for 25C
25c
PICKLES, Paradise
Dills, lg. 25 oz. jar lf)
Pint jar 154
Sweets, lg. 25 oz. jar 25c
Pint jar 15
SYRUP, Cane and Maple
Large 24 ounce
bottle
19c
Toilet Paper
Red Feather OC
6 for C-3C
Shortening
Flake White
4 lbs
. .each 39c
pound 30c
Brooms, No. 4 extra .
Black Tea, Shasta,
Grapenuts. . . .pkg. 18c; 2 pkgs. 35c
Post's Bran Flakes, package. . . .12c
Post Toasties . .3 packages 23c
Certo bottle 24c
COFFEE '
50c
American Club
3 lbs. ..
Tomato Juice
Large can, No. 10, OQf
each t CJC
SIRLOIN
tender beef, lb
VEAL
shldr. cuts
Veal Roast
Shoulder 1 Cf
Cuts, lb I WW
SPECIALS
ON GRAIN FED
MUTTON
Legs, lb. .... 1 5C
Shoulder, lb. . He
Chops, lb. ... 5c
Stew, lb 8c
Beef Roast
1 2V2C
Shldr. cuts
Tender. Lb.
HAMS
25c
Sus;ar Cured,
Whole or
Part. Lb
Fresh Liver
2 lbs .
25c
Sweet Mixed Pickles or India Relish, pint . . . . 1 5C
Ripe Olives, No. 1 tin, 15c Buffet size tin . . IQc
Veal Stew
lb. 10c
BOILING
BEEF
lb. 9c
BACON
Mild Cure
Well Streaked
lb. 29c
In the Plrre
FRUITS and VEGETABLES
LETTUCE head 4c
NEW POTATOES , 4 lbs. 15c
JUICE ORANGES 3 doz. 28c
CELERY stalk 9c
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WESSON OIL
79c
A Real Value
V2 gal. can . .
Golden West Coffee
79c
Lb. can 27f
3 lb. can
Grape Fruit Juice
No. 2 can..
Juice OCp
2 for t3b
White King Gran. Soap, lg. pkg.. 29
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1 Beauty Cloth y '
WHITE KING Toilet SOAP
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New Potatoes
5c
Nice ones.
Lb
RHUBARB
Bohnert's. 1 fir
3 lbs I U W
Sunkist, 360's
Dozen
Wax Onions 3 lfW
Potatoes, U. S. No. 2 25 lbs. 39
Tomato Juice,
Campbell's, 10 OCp
oz. can, 4 for C3U
Ginger Ale, Lime Rickey
K Court or 1 fl P
Lemon Sour, ea. I U W
Catsup, Del Monte
large jCp
14 oz. bottle 191
LEMONS
15c
1 Tomatoes, fey. field grown, 2 lbs. 25c
I Cantaloupes, large 2 for 25
STRAWBERRIES I GRAPEFRUIT
Local grown, 3 boxes 25c I 80 size, 6 for ... . 25c
1
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100 Rating by State Meat Market Inspection Department
City Meat Market
Let Quality Guide Your Meat Purchases
We will not lower quality to cut the price but we guaran
tee full quality and weight and fair prices for every cent you
spend with us.
Lean Bacon Backs, lb . 30c
121 North Central
That good home cured Bacon lb. 32c
Veal Roast, lb. .... 15c
Boiling Beef, lb. . . 2V2c
Al Stewart's Fancy Fryers Hens- Rabbits Lunch Meats
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