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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFORD, OREGON'. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20. 1933. PAflE NINlfl DUFFY GIVEN CHARGE LAND RESETTLEMENT Meteorological Report PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 20. (AP) Walter. A. Duffy of Madison, Wli, has been nai.-ed regional director or the resettlement administration for Washington, Oregon and Idaho, ac cording to word received today from Rexford O. Tugwell. administrator. Duffy succeed Rex. E. Wlllard, who la being transferred to Wash ington. D. C. effective October 1, as chief of the project development section land utilization division. The new regional -director arrived here Wednesday for preliminary confer ences. "Land use planning must be work ed out from a social point of view," aald Duffy. "Decline in our rate of population increase, changes In food require ments. Increasing agricultural effic iency through machlnazatlnn and scientific progress are only a few of the Important factors demanding consideration In any effective land utilization program." The rural rehabilitation division. Duffv emphasized, la not a "relief agency, but rather one to help keep farmers off relief and to rehabili tate farm families forced on rellei through circumstances beyond; their control. Sept. 20. 103S Forecasts Medford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Saturday; no change In temper ature. Oregon: Fair tonight and Saturday, but some cloudiness or fog northwest portion and on coast; no change in temperature. Local Data Temperature a year ago today: Highest SO: lowest 45. Total monthly precipitation. 0.26 Inches. Excess for the month. .01 Inches. Total precipitation since September 1. 1935. 0.2S Inches. Excess for the season, .01 inches. Relative humidity at 5 p. m.. yes terday 27 per cent; 5 a. m. today 88 per cent. Tomorrow: Sunrise 5:57 a. ra., sun set 6:11 p. m. Observations Taken at 5 A. 120 Meridian Time M 2 t fi rv If wo "1 3 Communications Relief, pigs and Pork. To the Editor: If it was not so serious & question. It would Just be funnier than Amos and Andy in one of their hilarious comedies. But with the winter, which is not long away and work hardly started on their projects, they have to turn down a good per cent of them. Why do they do this? you asfc. With all of their five billion dollars where It was handy for them, they have Just found out that there won't be enoiwrh to go around and have enough left to finance another fiasco, commencing the first of Jany. 36. And of course they don't want to run out of pocket money good tlmos cost money In Waihinton, Just the aa-me aa any other place. Representative Frank Hook of Iron- wood, Mich., who gets $833.33 per month, says: "I am not ashamed because' my father, mother and brothers are on the relief roll. I would rather have them on honest relief than becoming thieves." There is one type of congressman that had better be left at home, and T believe that he will, when his peo ple hear what he has to say. If they don't. God pity the hungry people of this U. S. A... if all congressmen were like him. But, thank God, they sre not In his class. We still have lots of good men In congress. All-of . them. ..while at home this summer, will find out that their ser vices will not be wanted any further. If they on't get busy and do some thing for the people. Tf they don't, that pork barrel will be nothing but a shoat keg and noth ing to show for who pulled the chunk out of the hole and let it get Away. P. J. KIRKPATRICK. Star Route, Box 57. September 19. Boise 80 52 .... Cloudy Boston 74 64 T. P.Cdy. Chicago - 86 64 T. Cloudy Denver 00 60 .... P. Cdy. Eureka 62 Helena 74 62 .... P.Cdy. Los Angeles ........ 76 62 T. P.Cdy. MEDFORD 85 49 .... ' Clear New York 72 64 T. P.Cdy. Omaha - 90 68 .... P.Cdy. Phoenix 98 70 .01 P.Cdy. Portland - 78 60 . Cloudy Reno ............ 88 50 Clear Roseburg 84 52 Clear Salt Lake 90 50 .... Clear San Francisco .... 72 54 .... Cloudy Seattle ........ 58 54 .02 Cloudy Spokane .... 74 60 .01 P.Cdy. Walla Walla 82 58 .... Clear Washington, D.C. 82 64 .01 Clear IHE ELECTROCUTED WITHIN HALF HOUR OKLAHOMA STATE PEN McALESTER. Okla., Sept. 20 (AP Three men, two of them accused; triple slayers, were executed in the electric chair of the Oklahoma peni tentiary here early today. They were Chester Lee Barrett o Sapulpa, convicted child poisoner: Bun Riley, Canadian, confessed killer of three partners In an alleged . 'crime ring," and Aiired Rowan oi Altus. negro, who killed Roy Gentry. white relief worker. The executions required about SU minutes. Roy Kenny, former track coach at Oklahoma A. and M. col lege, was in charge aa acting warden. Barrett's wife, who was made ill by poison milk which killed three of their eight children and made the other five sick, wrote Gov. E. W. Marland last week pleading that he permit the execution to proceed with out interference. The Bapulpan insisted to the last he was -"framed" and had not ad ministered the poison. The other two left . last minute religious pleas. Comment on the Day's News By TRANK JENKINS scene changes from day to SHOWS INCREASE SEATTLE. Sept. 20. (AP) Pacific northwest lumber mills continued production at a steadily Increasing pace during the week ending Sep tember 14, the West Coast Lumber men's association reported today. A total of 202 down and operating mills In Oregon and Washington, which reported for the week, pro duced 103,012.318 board feet of lum ber, an Increase of approximately 16,- 000.000 board feet, or 165 per cent over the preceding week. The average weekly production for this group of sawmills In 1935 has been 70,414,781, compared with weekly average of 67.593.015 feet (hiring th corresponding period 1934. Burglar Alarm Irks Town EUGENE, Ore. (UP) For an hour on Sunday afternoon the First Na tional bank's burglar alarm annoyed the downtown district. The caretaker had 'accidentally tripped the trigger. Only bank officials had the combi nation to turn it off and they could not be found. Martin Logan Pellet t. charged with failure to report an auto accident, was fined 125 and costs, his driving license revoked for 90 days and he was ordered to make restitution to cover damages to the other auto, by Justice of the Peace William R. Cole man yesterday. Pellett entered a plea of guilty and paid the fine. Frank Cutler, residing at the Sun rise Auto camp was fined 15 and costs for failure to procure a driver's license. Wlllard Leonard, charged with ex ceeding the speed limit last July, and whose case has been pending since then, at a hearing yesterday was found not guilty by the court. Fast Train Kills Birds PORTLAND, Ore. (UP) Many birds are killed by the Union Pacific streamline train "City of Portland" on each run, when they are caught In the radiator at the engine nose. SR.- .t .IS fc:. 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The l day, as witnessed by this fils patch from Rome: The Italian government today in- j dtcated its probable REJECTION of a league of nations compromise with Ethiopia, reorganized Its tax program to provide for war and shifted thous ands of troops Into Libya because of a threatening attitude on the part of tribesmen." SO, you see, if Great Britain did say to Italy: "If you persist in jumping onto little Ethiopia, we'll knock your block off," Italy Is ap parently in the mood to answer: "All right; go ahead and TRY IT." ON the samedtthe Italian cab inet approves the Issuance of a national loan, "to be written In the great book of public debts." On the debit side, of course. Do I you suppose a corresponding figure, indicating PAYMENT of the debt, will ever be written on the credit side? - - ANOTHER question: If all the costs of all the wars slnee history began were written on one side of the ledger and all the benefits resulting from vara were written on the other, do you suppose the total of the benefits would come anywhere near equaling the total of the costs? Probably not. ETWEEN 125 and 150 British war- OH, no; nothing provocative which Is a nice, long word mean ing "tending to make somebody mad." The British fleet Is probably Just out on a sightseeing trip to the MedU terranean. Isn't diplomacy funnyt VOTERS of Pennsylvania defeat , heavily a proposal to call a con vention and draft a new state con stitution. Governor George H. Earle, a New Deal Democrat, campaigned for the revisionist proposal and compared Pennsylvania's constitution, drafted in 1878. with a "worn-out automobile tire, full of patches," Still. It seems to WORK, and the voters of Pennsylvania appear to have decided that as long as It goes on working they'll KEEP it. Sounds like a sensible decision. B ships are patrolling the Medi terranean In movements which au thoritative quarters which means somebody too big to be quoted, be cause It might get him into trouble frankly label as precautionary. "But," the dispatch goes on, "Brit ish officials were quick to deny that there was anything provocative in Britain's action In assembling this fleet during the present strained re lations between Italy and Ethiopia.' The supreme court has notified the j district attorney, that postponements have been granted on hearings from Jackson county, now pending. In two cases originally set for Tuesday, Oeto- j ber 3. The appeal hearlrur of the High brothers, George A. and Robert N.. under a four year sentence for setting fire to the Balfour-Guthrie barn near Ashland for the purpose of collecting insurance money, has been postponed to October 16. The hearing of the case of Kyle Pugh, under a five year sentence from , frhl fmirit.v fnr f(invlt1nn of rrrlm- ' Inal syndlcall.n, has been postponed until October 9. Name Palis After fl'-i Years SCRANTON, Pa. (UP) Although ! she used the same name for S3 ycarc. j Ophelia RoszykiwlcE has decided that it Is too long and difficult for others! to pronounce. She has requested the j court for permission to change it to Ophelia Roes. Veteran of '08 Wins Shoot WAKEFIELD, Mass. (UP A 81-year-old Spanish-American War vet eran defeated soldiers and policemen In a marksmanship contest here. Thomas Mulqueeney of Luenburg. the veteran rifleman, shot 21 bullsyes at 200 yards, scoring 50 plus 11, Use Mall Tribune want ads. 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RAINIH SRIWINO COMPANY, INC. larcj.sff In sis. Largest In sales SAN fRANCISCO 105 ANGELES PORTLAND OAKLAND HONOLULU w W ONE QUARTER GALLON 'A MAIX , iMHfe twaufifj naaLjm NATURAL Pin? El o Msw IMtl mMMI m U In the West it's Rainier Medford SNIDER'8 DAIRY 41 PRODUCE CO. Distributors WfHlNG'.,COMPAMY. IKSjM 1 The farmer is harvesting his crops ... we at Pigsty Wiggly are harvesting a big crop, too a crop of extra fine values. Fresh fruits and produce in abundance . . . fine meats and poultry . . , groceries and household products of long-established quality . . . they are all here in this mammoth selling event. Come and save. Prices Effective Saturday and Monday, Sept. 21 and 23 Phone 9-Free Delivery. We reserve Right to Limit Quantity FHUIT JARS Quart size Complete D0Z. 75c Sunrise Coffee Fresh ground while you watch lb. 23c, 3 lbs. 69c FREE PUZZLE WITH PKQ. Wesson Oil Quart . . 43c Raisins Thompson Seedless. 4 lbs. . . 23c Grapenuts crisp, delicious, pkg. 17c Shortening White Cloud, 3 lbs. 39c Postum, Instant 8 oz. can 39c EGGS EXTRA'S FRESH LARGE DOZEN In Cartons 33 Baking Pdr., Calumet, 1 lb. can 19c Bleaching Water, Saniclor, 2 qts. 25c Dog Food, Calo, his master's choice 3 for 25c Snow Flake Sodas .... 2 lb. box 29c B&M Beans, Brown Bread 2 cans 33c 25c VV. Snowdrift PURE FRESH CREAMY 3 lb. 63c PINEAPPLE, broken slices, No. V, 2 for 33t I DEL MONTE PRODUCTS ; 23t GOLDEN BANTAM CORN, Zs lac CHEESE (aged just right) lb. SALAD AID, Durkee, pint.. 24f? TOMATO JUICE, 2s 2 for 23 tf Port, Sherry, Muscatel, Tokay Angelica WINES Best known brands ROMA, RIVIERA RIO RITA and CHIANTI LA B0HEME Always first where quality is considered. Always first in price at Piggly Wiggly. Rio Rita Sweet Wines I DRY WINE i 24 os ....37? gal. - 830 1 gal $1.49 Quart ....33 y, gallon 63c? 1 gallon ....?1.79 All in sealed containers ENJOY THEIR MELLOWER, SMOOTHER FLAVOR Small . .9c Lge. . . 22c Lux Toilet Soap 3 bars 19? for smooth skin Get your DIONNE QUINTUPLET BIRTHDAY BOWL sytFP QUAKER OATS Scad 2 pu,lr and 10c o Tba Qualuf Oats Co., lpt. t. uucao. Pkgs. 21c SUGAR Powdered or Brown 3 lbs. 19c M. J. B. Quality Coffee of America 1 pound . . . 27c 2 pounds . . 53c 4 pounds . . $1.06 COFFEE FRUITS AND VEGETABLES-Saturday Only for canning fflRN (.nlflen Bantam, doz. 9 ' ; aari"U ITALIAN PRUNES, pound . .2V4C TOMATOES, pound ... IV2C PICKLING ONIONS RED PEPPERS CELERY and DILL LETTUCE, large solid ..... Sc SPUDS, U.S. No. Is, 25 lbs. 35c WATERMELONS, local ripe, lb. 34c Economy Meat & Fish Co. 50 t. Main Phone 46 D.llverj- ROY flDVKR. Monr We have a full line of all kinds of FISH and OYSTERS Fresh Salmon, Special this week only lb. 15c Buy it for canning If you are looking for some thing good, try one of our ' FANCY ROASTS . OR STEAKS Best quality Beef in Medford. Nice Fat HENS, ea 58c 25c 15c CD VC D C f "y colored 1 ll 1-ilW pound VEAL STEAK Shoulder cuts, milk fed, lb. Mock Chicken Legs, 7 for 25c Breast of Lamb, lb 5C Ground Beef, lb 1 5c J 7 a w TLlu tLAOR AT ANY STRENGTH
