, MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD, OREGON, FRIDAY". SEPTEMBER 20, 1935.
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10 DELAY PROTEST
ON'tttVOOVES
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tenses at Djibouti, French Somali
land. Stocks Go Down
The I talo -Ethiopian crisis had fin
ancial repercussions. Prices on the
Borne stock exchange slipped u much
as 40 points.
Any application of sanctions against
Italy to halt Its Ethiopian campaign
already being discussed In League
of Nations circles drew an answer
from Italy.
A royal decree gave Premier Mus
solini sole power to Interpret the
International war code for Italy a
legal position to answer any attacks
on his African program.
The decree established a commis
sion for "revision of the agreements
which have disciplined the conduct
of war among the belligerents and
neutrals," and provided that Musso
lini should be the sole judge of such
actions.
Italy forged ahead In 1U prepara
tions for hostilities In East Africa,
ten steamers loading at Naples for Im
mediate sailing. But, with the rainy
season persisting In Ethiopia, most
diplomats believed war would not
start before October 10.
League Walts Decision
,The League of Nations still awaited
Mussolini's decision on Its five-power
committee's proposal for development
of Ethiopia as a basis for negotia
tions for East Africa peace.
League statesmen held little hope
that 11Duce's answer would be con
ciliatory. In view of the wide gap be
tween the prosopal and Italy's de
mands In East Africa.
A meeting of the Italian cabinet
was called for tomorrow from which
a decided stand - was foreseen.
A survey of ' European financial
circles showed that private financial
sanctions already have been virtually
applied against Italy.
A Paris authority said French
pockets were empty to foreign bor
rowers, especially It money was
wanted for war. British financial
authorities said England had closed
Its money chests to Italy, and similar
word came from other capitals of
Europe.
Italian government spokesmen as
serted, however, that Italy was ready
to go ahead with its African cam
paign "without economic help from
anyone."
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SALARY ROW BROUGHT TO END
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Myrna Loy, screen actress, and Louis B. Mayer, film studio exec
utive, in the conference in Hollywood, Calif., that ended a salary row
between Miss Loy and the studio. She had threatened to break her
contract with the studio if her salary was not increased. (Associated
Press Photo)
list of possible WPA projects, State
WPA Administrator E. J. Griffith an
nounced today.
Acting Chief Engineer Harry A. Fel
lows authorized the reinstatement
and the project will be placed on the
list for consideration by the final
board of ratification, Griffith was ad-
vised by Robert A. Hlnkley, regional
representative at Washington.
The project would entail expendi
ture of (3,500.000.
REINSTATED BY WPA
PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 20. (AP)
The Wilson River road construction
, project has been reinstated on the
Probes Disaster
) ;';
"I jt i't
Locals
Carpenter to Portland Leonard
Carpenter left by train last evening
for Portland to attend to business
matters.
Town jvars On Hay Fever
COHASSET,. Mass. (UP) Town
workers, unemployed, college students
and social workers Joined forces re
cently to uproot ragweed In an effort
to banish hay fever from this town.
TO OPEN ROXY ANN
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southern Oregon, extending even as
far as Mt. Jefferson near Bend.
The road may In time be extended
through climax to Lake o' the Woods,
cutting the distance from Medford to
that resort to 45 miles, and offering
a scenic loop back Dead Indian road
through Ashland. The steepest part
of the entire grade would be that up
the side of Roxy Ann, which has al
ready been constructed at six per
cent.
Offers Scenic Lure
Oregon Switzerland offers scenic at
tractions unexcelled anywhere in the
world, according to Schmidt, who also
suggests that & road be constructed
up the Skyline trail to crater lake,
tapping ' an area which Includes a
score of beautiful mountain lakes.
This plan, however, Is not supported
by forest service officials. In that a
primitive area Is desirable along the
Cascade ridge for the protection of
fishing and hunting resources.
The project of opening Oregon's
Switzerland has met with the ap
proval of the county court, and Is
also approved by the forest service
and city officials.
"The plan offers a wonderful pos
sibility for winter sports near Med
ford. and a road through to Lake o'
the Woods would make a beautiful
scenic drive, Supervisor Janouch
stated.
City Superintendent Fred Scheffel
said, "It's only a matter of getting
the public Interested before such a
road la undertaken, and It la pos
sible for cars to travel through the
region at present for those who care
to Investigate the possibilities of the
area."
Ad Managers to Meet.
PORTLAND, .Sept. 20. OP) An
al-day session of the advertising
managers' department of the Oregon
State Editorial asoclatlon will be held
at the Multnomah hotel here Sep
tember 28. Arne Rae, field manager,
said today.
Stated Communication of Medfwd
Lodse No. 103 A, P. & A. M., Friday,
A September 20th, at 7:30
'Qj'f& PM' vl8ltora lnvltd. '
Pred Purdin. W. M.
Geo. Alden. Secretary
Use Mall Tribune "want ads.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To asist in home before 9
and after 5. for room and board.
Box 4143, Tribune.
1WAKTED Loan of 12500 on 1100
acre ranch a miles from Medford.
Will pay 8 per cent. See or phone
Clarence Pierce.
POR SALE Italian prunes,
7-P-14 after 6:00 p. m.
Phone
POR SALE B-room house (3 apart
ments) on corner lot 1 block from
City Park and rented for almost
40 per month. Price a 1250 on
terms or 10 off for all cash.
Can deliver a clear title for that
price If sold this week. See or phone
Clarence Pierce, Medford.
.1-1.-. -l.-l. -, -, .-.-U.TJ
FOR SALE High grade close-in busi
ness building rented to net good
Interest on prlos of 1 1,300. C. C.
Pierce. Room 1, Palm building.
. Medford.
10 LOAN Prom $500 to 800 on Al
real estate security. C. C. P:erce.
Room 1. Palm building, Medford,
Oregon.
FOR SALE 23 -acre pear orchard go
ing at a bargain. See B. J. Palmer,
Real Esuit Broker, space In Palmer
Music store.
WANTED TO TRADE Fresh TogRen
burg milk goats for body fir. Tel.
1559.
FOR SALE Colored fryers; grapes,
Concords and other varieties; wind
fall apples, horseradish and seckel
pears. Phone 314-Y. Walker.
POR RENT Furnished home. 338
Crater Lake Ave.
FOR SALE OR TRADE 5-room home,
large lot. not modern, exchange for
amall place close In or sell for $500.
$100 cash. Investigate at 713 So.
Peach.
BRAND NEW home sacrifice; auto
matic oil heat; 6 large rooms and
bath; fine view. Special terms to
dependable buyer. Priced below
cost. No trade In. Open dally 2-5
p. m. 1819 E. Main St.
HORSES I HORSES t Several good
work horses from 1100 to 1500 lbs.;
also a couple of good saddle horses.
See Mr. Mead at Mead Motor Co., 16
So. Fir.
FOR SALE 1931 Ford roadster, rum
ble seat, $220.00. Phone 614. '
'34 Plymouth 4-door Sedan, with
trunk.
'30 Graham 4-door Sedan; motor
overhauled.
'29 Ford Coupe; A-l condition.
Several goodcars at $75 to $125.
MEAD MOTOR CO.
16 South Fir.
DeSoto. Plymouth.
WANTED Position as housekeeper In
motherless home. References. Tel,
861 -J.
SALE OR TRADE .30-30 Marl In Title
for wheat. White Wing Poultry
Farm, Phoenix. Ore.
FOR RENT FURNISHED 3 -ROOM
apt.; private bath and sleeping
porch. 912 So. Oakdale.
FOR SALE Late '29 Chev. Coach,
$180. Would trade for late model
motorcycle. See at 802 3 No. Riverside.
1400-LB. 9 -year-old sound work horse.
A. P. Jordan, Wagner Creek road.
Talent.
FOR SALE 18 tons oat nay. $8 par
ton. A. P. Jordan, Wagner Creek
road, Talent.
FOR SALE Completely equipped 100
A farm. $1600; $500 cash. Box
4019. Tribune.
W ILK NIT HOSIERY CO.
Amazing 1 Silk hose, guaranteed to
wear without holes, or new hos
free. Sole representative, Mrs. Arn
old Wiley. 515 W. 11th St., City.
FOR RENT Apt. 334 Apple.
POSITION WANTED by middle-aged
woman. Practical niirse; care for
Invalid. Will help with housework
or general housework. Tel. 774-J-l.
On Business Trip E. M. Wilson,
state grand master of Masonic lodges,
left last night on a business trip to
Portland, making the trip by train.
Visit Prospect Mrs. S, W. Bowman
of Ashland, accompanied by Mrs. Root
of this city, expected to spend today
in Prospect, visiting Mrs. Beverly
Young, who Is teaching there, ac
cording to the Ashland Tidings.
John Walsh Visits John Walsh,
project supervisor of Camp Upper
Rogue, CCC. has been attending to
business in Medford today, visiting
the offices of Rogue River national
forest.
Patients at Community Patients
today at the Community hospital in
cluded the following: William Ken
nedy of Tore n ton. Conn.. Avl Cum
mlngs of Clallam Bay, Wash., Winifred
Walker of 19 Ross court, this city,
Austin T.. .Hodges of Beverly Hills,
Cal., all medical cases, and Ross Twe
dell of route 4, Medford, who under
went a major operation.
SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 20.
(AP-USDA1 Hogs: 800; steady;
170-210 lb. CallJornlae (11.40-50; let
ter top; 289 lb. butchers 11.00; pack
ing sows S9.00.
CATTLE: 225: steady; 1068 lb. medium-good
CallJornlas 7.75; car
horned 1051 lb. steers $7.25; 1080 lb.
plain S8.00; good she-stock absent:
cutter cows $3.50; odd head $4.00;
cow-cutters down , to $2.50; bulls
$4.75-5.74.
CALVES: None: nominal.
SHEEP: 115: deck medium rTAltfrtr.
nla lambs eligible around $8.25. 1
FRESH BANANA
LOAF CAKES
Here is a special that will appeal to practically every
one. Fine yellow butter cake dough combined with
fresh bananas and baked in a gerierous loaf. .. '
With delicious butter icing or plain if you prefer.
SATURDAY SPECIAL
19c
ALSO:
COFFEE CAKES
15c and 19c
The favorite breakfast Item. Your choice of Danish,
Streusel, Butterscotch or Nougat, , . ,
Aubrey Williams (abovs) has beer
named oy Relief Administrator Hop.
kins to represent him in an Investi
gation Into the veterans' camps dis
aster In the Florida hurricane. Pres.
Ident Roosevelt expressly ordered
the Inquiry. (Associated Press
Photol
Come hither, come hither
Oh, cup in thy flight,
on Wings of the Morning
bring coffee's delighr.
Try Schilling Coffee.
Treat it like a friend,
with due consideration, and
it will do the same for yon.
It will never fail you.
It's i sturdy Coffee.
Schilling
Coffee
There are two Schilling Coffees.
One for percolator.
One for drip.
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p Ride 'Em Cowboy
Saturday Will Be a Big Day at the Fairgrounds
and it will also be
ANOTHER BIG DAY AT THE PEERLESS
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Fresh Ground No Cereal
Boneless Beef Cubes 2 lb. 25c
i
BEEF ROAST lb. 10c
BOILING BEEF Rib lb. 7c
STEAKS Sirloin or Rib lb. 14c
Round or Swiss Steak lb. 1 7' c
HPIJQ Fresh Dressed A A EQp
EhIvU Fat-Good Size Gill JUU
Special Saturday only. Carrots, 3 bunches .... 5c
Regular price every day, 2 bunches 5c
I WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE AND ECONOMIZE ATI
Holloway's Reliable Grocery
W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner.
100 Independent No Affiliations.
Phone 20
Fancy Royal Club Canned Food at Money Saving Prices
CORN, Golden Bant., whole ker., new pack. No. 2 can 15c, 2 for 29c, 3 -41c
PEAS, Three Sieve, new pack. No. 2 can. Each . . . . . . 15c
CRAB MEAT, a real value. No. 12 size can ..... . . 27c
SPINACH, No. lean . ... 10c No. 2V2 can 2 for .... 25c
KRAUT, No. 2V2 can 2 for . . . .... . .' . . 25c
We have everything
you need in food for
your
Hunting
Trip
3"
Phone 20
For Food
The Easy, Reliable
Way
FREE DELIVERY
on any size order
COFFEE SPECIALS
Royal Club, S. & W.. or
Golden West. Lb. can . .
28.
Del Rogue or American C '
Club. Lb. pkg. 19c; . 3 lbs. DIJC
Get your
DIONNE QUINTUPLET
DininUAI DUWL Send 2 Qutku
QUAKER OATS Lg. pkg. 23, small 10
Crown Pancake Flour
Commercial Chocolates....
Victory Dog Food
...10 lb. sack 53
.2 lbs. 25(J
4 cans 25
CALUMET
can 22c
9
Baking 1U
Powder . W
SANK A Coffee
lb. 45c
COCOA
Baker's, lb. 22c
FLOUR
KITCHEN-QUEEN or
SNOW BIRD
KLAMATH
BOUQUET 49 lb. sack
A Good Buy As Flour Is AdTSncIng
. 49 lb. sack $1.69
$1.49
SOAP
PUREX Quart. 15c
White King, large pkg. '35t with 16 oz. pkg. FREE
Peets, large pkg. 33? with 16 oz. pkg. FREE
P. and G 4 giant bars 19 11 oz. Oxydol FREE
PS
CANTALOUPES
By special request we are repeating
Last Saturday's Special
5c I for 25c
6
lbs.
APPLES
Fancy Jonathan
25c I box 98c
GRAPES
Xocal Tokays from Dell Vineyard
3 pounds 25c
Sweet Potatoes
U. 8. No. 1
7 pounds 25c
SWEET
SPANISH
ONIONS
10 lbs. 19c
Green Peppers
4 pounds 9C
SQUASH
Lb. 2V2C
STRING BEANS
3 pounds IQc
OTT MEAT MAEKETT
FIGURE IT OUT FOR YOURSELF
Our Values Are Better. Serve the best. These prices prove that you can save
and still serve nourishing, tempting meats.
121 North Central'
Phone 234
Free Deb'very
Any Size Order
Boston
Butts lb. ... 32c
Veal '
Roast lb. . . 10c
Steer Beef
Roast lb. . . 12c
Rib
Boiling Meat lb. . 8c
FANCY FRYERS, HENS, RABBITS ALL KINDS OF LUNCH MEATS