Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 22, 1935, Image 13

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Newspaper Page TextilEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFOKL), OREGON, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1033. PAGE THIRTEEN JAPS CONCENTRATING ALONG GREAT WALL IS iUITI Uli By the Asoclaled Press Chinese sources at Pelping reported today that Japanese troops were con centrating along the great wall with 1,000 already at Kopelkow, 70 miles north of Peiplng, and reinforcements arriving momentarily. This development came during a hitch In the plan attributed to Jap anese military leaders for the au tonomy of the five provinces of north China. Chinese national government offi cials were reported as nervous over Indications that negotiations between north China leaders and Japanese army officers have been resumed. Military and civil leaders In the Japanase cabinet debated their differ ing points of view at a session which observers said probably would deter mine the Slno-Japanese policy. There were no Immediate Indica tions as to exactly what attitude the Japanese government would adopt, although one foreign office spokes man said the situation was "a matter of Chinese politics." Comment on the Day's News i 10 VIE FOR TURKS Scatter gunner from all of south ern Oregon will gather at the Med lord Qun club traps Sunday for the tfecond iirrUvy shoot of the season. It was announced today. A fine lot of bl.g, prime birds have been secured, according O Ed Pease, club secretary, and because of the grouping of shoot ers according to their ability; every bomber wilt have an equal chance at drum sticks. The shoot will be open to shooters not registered on the club rolls as well as members, and hams, bacons, chickens and sugar will be offered as alternate and consolation prizes. A hot lunch will be served on the grounds, and free lunches will also be thrown Into the consolation prize bracket. With prospects of fine weather, the gun club officials have prepared for a record throng. T FOR GOLF PLAYERS With clearing skies and prospects for a warm, balmy. Indian summer day next Sunday, pro Jack Hueston of the Hogue Vnlley Gplf club an nounced today that a big turkey tour nament will be held on the ciub courses tomorrow and Sunday. Greens and fnirways on the course are In wonderful shape for this time of year. Hueston stated. Medal score will be used, on the handicap basis, with one big turk for Saturday's low score after the handicap has been deducted, for the same low player on Sunday. An added prize will be a third big bird to the player who turns In the lowest net for the two days, after the handicap hasbeen deducted. With ugly weather keeping the divot diggers off the links for the past few days, a record turnout Is expected for the first turkey shoot of the fall season. CHEERS AND JEERS STOCKTON. Cal.. Nov. 22. Mingled cheers and Jeers greeted James J. Braddock, world's heavy weight boxing champion, when he boxed two exhibition rounds with Phil Brubaker, Dlnuba, Cel., light heavyweight, here last night. Braddock. weighing 205. contented htmif with out-maneuvering the 180-pound Brubaker. although he landed one or two stiff rights during the exhibition. He boxed one round with Jack McCarthy, his regular spar ring mate. The six round main .event between Roy Ockley. 141. Stockton, and Davy Abad. 140. San Francisco, was called a draw at the end of the second round. Ockley butted Abad during the second round, opening up a bad cut on the San Franciscan's forehead. By FRANK JENKINS THESE questions are probably in your mind: What 1 this Canadian-American trade treaty, anyway? Wnat will It do to us? Is It good? Or la It bad 7 What U all the shooting about? f YOU can't believe the politicians, for the Republicans are against it on general principles and the New Dealers are FOR IT on general principles. So whom can we believe? WELL, lat'i "see People are In clined to vote pretty much ac cording to their pocketbooks, you know. With that thought In mind, note this: The National Orange. In aewlon at Sacramento, CONDENMS the new treaty, and adopt a resolution call ing upon the Roosevelt administra tion to RESCIND It. Organized farmers, that la to say, are AOAINST It, because'they think It will hurt them. NOW note this! Shipping, banking and business leaders of the country, attending the national foreign trade council at Houston, Tex., give HIGH PRAISE to the new treaty and express the hope that others like It may be negotiated soon. That means that the manufac turers are for It. ALL of wtflch confirms the be lief, expressed In this column yesterday, that the agricultural and lumber West has been thrown to the sharks In order to make things better for the MANUFACTURING AND FINANCIAL East. THIS new trade treaty, which cuts down the protecting tariff walls and invites foreigners to step Into our markets and sell to us the very things we are hiring our own pro ducers NOT TO PRODUCE la bad. The method by which the treaty was made is WORSE. IN THE past. Tn this free country, we have ,held to the principle that the man who Is going to be HURT by some contemplated policy must be protected in the right to come In and tell his story. In the making of this new "treaty. that sound and Just principle was cast overboard. The agricultural and lumbering West, which was to be sold down the river for the benefit of the Industrial East, was never consulted. It wasn't even told what was IN THE TREATY until after It had been signed. That ta DICTATORSHIP In Its fullest flower. Luther Leaguers To Hear Dr. Jensen Dr. Jensen will speak next Sunday evening at 7 p. m., on Palestine and Esypt. at the Luther league meeting conducted by younar people of Zlon Lutheran church. Fourth street near Oak d ale. The general public la In vited. Dr. Jensen ha been a recent Tls Itor to Palestine and Egypt and will be able to speak from first hand knowledge of those countries of spe cial interest to Bible students, and fcecause of present current events. Dr. Jensen has recently located In Medford as a practicing physician. F. R. FELICITATES ELK INITIATES Exalted Ruler E. W. Winkle of the Medford lodge. B. P. O. Elk, has re ceived telegram from President Franklin D. Roosevelt, offering his congratulations to the sven mem bers Initiated Into the lode in the Joseph T. Fanning class last Thurs day, as well as the" others initiated throughout the country. The telegram follows: To eah of the 25.000 members of the Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks, consti tuting the Joseph T. Fanning class. I effer fraternal greetings onthe happy occasion of their admission Into the fellowship of our order. Their duty Is to uphold the Ideals of alt true Elks which combine urbanliy with good companionship, unites benevolence with service and crowns all with char-. Ity. May these new members ever be faithful to thia Ideal." AUTO GIFT CLAIM DALLAS, Nov. 33. (AP The Polk county sheriff's office waa holding for authorities at Craig, Colo.. Orval L. Sanson, who was stopped at Mon mouth several days ago for using Illegal automobile license plates. Sanson, who was operating a car with California license tags, was found to be gainfully employed In Otegon. Acting on his statement that the car was a gift from a friend In Cralg. police wrote to authorities In the Colorado town who replied asking that he be held. State police were not Informed If there waa a case against Sanson In j Colorado. I Strong Jolt Felt In Helena Region HELENA. , Mont.. Nov. 33. ,7P I Jolted by a strong earth tremor last night. Helena took stock today of Its rebuilding city and found no now damage to add to its previous earth quake toll. The disturbance reached to Great Falls. Bozeman. Butte and Livings ton. No damage was reported. 20 KILLED WHEN SALEM. Nov. 32 (AP) Governor Martin today revoked the pardon ol Robert Nolan, who had been released from the penitentiary May 6. 1032. and now Is under arrest In Portland. Nojan had been received from Mult nomah county to serve 10 years for assault with dangerous weapon. ROME. Nov. 22. ;pi At leeat 30 , persons were killed and scores In jured today In a terrific storm which struck southern Italy, j Nine persons were killed at Catan- zaro alone. Houses collapsed under the fore of the wind. Officials feared there might be a great loss from fi&liing craft at sea. Ten pereona were known to be killed at Serra San Bruno. "MOTHER SAYS IT'S PACKED WITH HEALTH and ENERGY!" Delicious with fresh or canned fruits or berries. j y -J 3 tt strJ a I . ..... .... J.-J.C showing mVtlir i ofNiagartFallsand : mc tea is.D.K. seal 19c 'ISgfflsH? SHREDDED WHEAT A Product of NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY 11 MISSING MOMENTSE Forest Protection Conclave Called SALEM. Nov. 22. Gownor Martin called a meeting of the state forestry board tomorrow to discuss forest protection plans for 1930. The board will also consider con struction of a central warehouse for the forestry department lu Salem. A federal appropriation of (35,000 Is available for the purpose. The build ing would be located on state-owned land, probably near the state high way shops. Use Mall Tribune want td. IS CRY OF OREGON EUGENE. Ore., Nov. S3. f AP) The battle cry. "Whip the Huskies." re sounded as the University of Oregon football squad sped toward Seattle for Saturday s came acalnst the Uni versity of Washington. "We don't tnd more than an out side chance of winning, tn the minds of the so-called experts," Coach Prlnk CsllJson said. "But if our men per form as they did sealnst Oregon State and California the Huskies may be embfirrassrd by an upwt." All week the Webfoots drilled a though they wre ardent believers tli At Orcein still hrt a Jin over UV-uihington rifpl'e Ia.t year's inter ruption. Prior to last year Orison held the Hinktft scnMe for Six jejiamu, winning five time and gain ink one tie. L'.ef Jacobsen. sophomore 300 pounder, scheduled to start at right en.-!. i.ndTvent n Gyration .'or ap peal es:erdar. l"" " arr players ere In frood ctndiMon. TODAY'S ICE CREAM SENSATION Pecan Krunch Be sure to give your Thanks giving guests the surprise of their lives by serving White's Pecan Krunch Ice Cream. In Brick, Bulk or Package form. ASK Y00R DEALER or Phone 960 I O.K. ONLY j e. j i ill Ihttttr tickets misting! What momtn With no tickttt and "Standing Room Only," you and your fritnds are fact with tht prospect of missing tht matinee There's nothing more disappointing than to drink coffee in which flavor has been "forgotten." Yet there are thousands who go through this experience daily. In desperation they float from one brand of coffee to another, and experiment with all kinds of recipes and utensils trying to get a cup of coffee that tastes right. Nothing .can take thf place of flavor in coffee. ' The reason many coffees have something missing in flavor, is because something has been over looked in their blend, roast, grind or pack. If your coffee appears in the cup with the flavor missing, the thing for you to do is change to Hills Eros. Coffee. It is a never changing blend of the finest cof fees grown. This blend is roasted by an exclusive process con tbolled boasting that insures uniform flavor in every pound. This rich, matchless flavor is completely protected by Hills Bros.' vacuum pack. And the grind of Hills Bros. Coffee gives perfect results in any coffee-making utensiL Capn4fct 1S3S BHi Zkete's kdltiug. HILLS BROS COFFEE Plggly Wlggly stores are ap- petizingiy stocKea wim xne vsA finest of foods brought from r 57? ail over xno worm ana OTTerea ii i, toyouatmoncysaving prices. -Ssi! Sat. to Wed., 23 to 27, inc. Cider Bring your jug. Gal. CAKE FLOUR, Sof tasilk, large pkg 32c CHOCOLATE, Sweet Cinderella, full lb 25c COCO ANUT. Ion? shred, V?. lb. 10c. lb. ...... 19c CRISCO 3 lbs. 59c - 6 lbs. $1.08 For Homes That Want The BEST In COOKING CANDIFD FRUIT Lyons Sunr-r Ouality ORANGE LEMON CITRON Pound 29 POST T0ASTTES Large packages 2 for 15? LOG CABIN SYRUP, medium size can... each 43 MAXWELL HOUSE COFFEE pound can 27t PORTER'S NOODLES, Frillettes are good pkg. 25 MUSHROOMS, Green Hill, pieces and sliced 1-8 size can 10 SAN-I-CLOR BLEACHING WATER -....Quart bottle 10 PALMOLIVE SOAP 4 bars 19 OLIVES, large fancy No. 1 tin... each 17 PICKLES, SWEET or DILL, quart size each 23 PEANUTS, FRESH ROASTED pound pkg. 15 KELLOGG'S KAFFEE HAG COFFEE, s atisfaction guaranteed lb. 45d. FREE 20 Large Pkgs. GIANT BARS 1 pkg. Super Suds for .1 with 4 bars Crystal White Soap at regular price SUPER SUDS free WITH THE PURCHASE OF ONE CASE OF CRYSTAL WHITE SOAP $Q80 $6.00 value for only CASE MATCHES . . 6 box carton 18c Jell Powder ... ZllZtM 5c Dnl Monte Xo. Vi can i .! PUMPKHN 10c-g PINEAPPLE 1Qr' TIFFANY Del Monte, No. 2'2 Sliced 'IOC lilUJC All varieties Tid-Bit or Crushed, Buffet, 4 for 290 fl if II fc--Sweet Flavor CC CRANBERRY SAUCE 1"7f 'ltf,, , . 1 1 C Ocean Spray, 17 os. can.. 1 7 C . LIME RICKEY Full pint I IU Itfid B5c (wrep colnt well) and top from a flckaa of Albert Peerb Of Wheat to Albert Hr Mill. rnf Co., 1069 Stuart Bld., tfatti. Your Towtl Ut will U Mfit POSTPAID at oruaf Alb.rc PEARLS -WHEAT PKG. 100 DATES, fancy ,2 lbs. 21c WALNUTS, new crop, lb , . 15c MINCEMEAT, tate tells, 2 lbs. 19c FRUITCAKE. . . . ..... .lb. size 25c KELLOGG'S ALL BRAN 91 Fvee Measuring Cup Lg. pkg. k I C Pippin Apples, cook or eat, 45 lb. 49c LETTUCE, large head, ea. 5c CELERY, Utah, each..... 9c SWEET SPUDS ...10lbs.25c mm mm Fancy Thanksgiving vmfflA Turkeys Hens. ea. 58c Nice f.nd Fat Fancy Geese Lb. 25c Fat Ducks Lb.25c You will want the best for your Thanksgiving Dinner thia year. We have a large number of the finest birds we have ever offered. Come in enrly for the best selection. SEAiBg Fresh Oysters Pint 29c Cocktail OYSTERS A pt 55c If yon prfff r .iMk or rount for Thanksgiving. tr oivr H" Mlntlnn. W hnvf Ihr llt Quality nrrf. Vml, Pork and iJimli avnll.iMp. BACON by the piece, lb. . 32c PICNICS, pound .23c Fresh Ground Beef, lb. . . 5c We have a full line of CHEESE, PICKLES, OLIVES, SAUERKRAUT