MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MED FOUL), OREGON. FRTDAY. APRIL 10. 1936.
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the chamber of deputies that Callea
waa responsible for the bombing ol
the Vera Cruz train last Monday In
which 12 persona were killed.
Intervention Aim Claimed
The lelttsu also claimed that he
,rVaa fomenting antl -government agi
tation In an attempt to provoke the
,. Intervention of the United States In
Mexico.
Ostensibly, Oeneral Calles haa re
trained from political activity since
last December when he returned
from six months' voluntary exile In
the United States after losing his
control over the nation's policies last
June.
The government, however, appar
ently feared ho was trying to regain
his old political power through the
regional confederation of workers and
peasants, which has been controlled
by Morones.
. Action Kept Secret
As a result. General Lazaro Corde
nas. president of the republic, or
dered the arrests, which were carried
out with the strictest secrecy.
Calles was Interviewed only yes
terday by the Associated Presa at his
Banta Barbara ranch outside the
capital. At that time he denied any
Interest in politics and It was obvl
out he had no premonition of his
impending exile.
While waiting for the military es
cort to arrive at Banta Barbara and
take him to the airport, Oeneral
Calles told the Associated Press he'
believed he was being exiled because
the government thought him respon
sible for speeches at a workers' meet
ing last Sunday where oratora at
tacked President Calles.
Denies Responsibility
"I have done nothing," General
Calles stated, "nor am 1 responsible
for the conditions In Mexico with
the constant strikes, agitations and
promotion of class hatred which the
-v...mnt ifu.lf Is fomentlne.
Accompanied by three sons, one
daughter and otner menus, me
mer strong man was taken to the
airport where the other three prison
ers already were waiting.
ftr . tarlef wait, they boarded
the plane with three army officers as
guaros.
Oeneral Calles said he probably
would go to San Diego, Cal, to live
with his daughter, Mrs. Joeflna Torre
Blanca.
Oeneral Calles, now In his 69th
year, rose to the historical position
of Mexico's strongest ruler from
humble birth as a peon In absolute
poverty.
raiie, vipcfln as a farm boy, edu
..i r kui.n. t,ch,r. then
oaiea iuiiwicii, -
-a newspaper editor, then a soldier.
... Af feia 1lf which
marked the start of his rapid rise In
power, was when he fought In IB 10
' as a revolutionary against Porflrlo
Diaz.
He first became president In 1924
t.,,. nrvtmi to that he had main.
A-inui i-0sil.nt Alvaro Obreson In
power. Afterward he made Emlllo
Partes Oil, Pascual Orltb Rublo and
Oeneral Abelardo Roanguei presi
,.nt. Ir. Rnr.jMfuOnn.
It was his approval which gave
the presidency to Cardenas, the pres-
mnt rhipf executive Of MeXlCO, ltt
1934. They split, more than a year
ago, on questions oi laoor poncy
LDI
All Medford school teachers were
paid by check April I for the first
time since 1933. The February i pay
roll was paid partially by check and
the March 1 payroll by warrant. Some
warrants may appear again the next
salary payment, said E. H. Hedrlck,
euperindent of schools.
"We were Just sort of bobbing at
the surface In February." he stated,
"and came clear out for the April
payroll. We may bob back down again
but we'll soon be out on top and
completely off a warrant basis If
conditions keep Improving."
The Medford school district has
been on a warrant basis since 1932
but on April 1 there was not an out-
alandlne warrant against the district,
Increased tax payments and curtstled
expenses combined to make It pos
sible to get off the warrant basts, it
wss stated.
EXCITING
NEW
DISCOVERIES
ABOUT THE
MIND!
Kew Affe Methodj
Geared To The Dyn
amic Tempo Of
TODAY I
7 FREE 7
Public Program.
Starts, Mon. April 13
HOTEL MEDFORD
(See Sunday'. Paper)
BOWLING
In the first leg of the new city
league bowling schedule, the Medco
five set a fast pace to step Into the
league lead, 3-0 over the Silent club,
a group of mute bowlers. Tonight's
schedule aeea the Studebaker cham
pions and the Eada Transfer fives
tangling, with the Medford Concret
ers trundling against the Forest Ser
vice, Scores last night:
Medco
English 174 107 121 402
Oreen 151 157 164 472
Somerson 188 148 149 4B5
Lyms 181 120 135 438
Kessler 193 173 165 531
Total 887 705 734 2326
Silent Club
Emerlck 103 108 95 304
Pranks 137 132 144 413
J. Powell 128 163 161 453
K. Powell 175 151 151 481
Holland . x 102 112 214
Dummy ....... ..-145 x x 145
Hdcp 10 60 60 130
Total 698 714 723 2139
EUN1
FLARES OP AGAIN
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leaders, particularly, were guarded.
Police were ordered to the home and
offices of Attorney General Charles
J. Marglottl In western Pennsylvania.
Messages were sent over police tele
graph systems In eight eastern states
warning pos toll ice employes not to
open "suspicious looking" packages
over the Easter holiday.
Children Escape
Donald Lehman, 7, and Clinton
Lehman. Jr., 9, barely escaped death
In the explosion which killed Galla
gher and Injured the elder Lehman.
Donald brought the package Into the
house and Bald: "A man gave It to
me." Apparently It was brought by
pedal delivery messenger, as was
Maloney's.
Wilkes -Barre had been relieved of
the strain of bitter mine union ri
valry for a year. While two unions,
one headed by Maloney, fought for
supremacy, violence was a dally oc
currence. Dynamltings were fre
quent. The newer union was vir
tually dissolved, however, and many
of Its members sought reinstatement
In the United Mine Workers of
America. .
4
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U. S. bureau of public roads, the fol
lowing memorandum following a
conference a few days ago: 'Mr. R. E.
Toms, chief of the division of design,
bureau of public roads, will be In the
west this month and will canvass the
situation with Dr. Laurence I. Hewes.
deputy chief engineer of our Sau
Francisco office, and undertake to
provide for bringing the Pacific high
way to a hlg'.i class standard. We
will make a serious and continuous
effort to bring this highway up to a
standard beginning with sections
that are most In weed of Improve
ment.' '
Tou Velle To Help
Judge P. L. Tou Velle. state high
way commissioner and member of
the chamber's roads and highways
committee, told the meeting he
would make an effort to contact Dr.
Hewes. ' The conferees were in agree
ment that an effort should be made
to bring both Dr. Hewes and Mr.
Toms to Medford for a discussion of
highway Improvement.
A. S. V. Carpenter, chairman of the
chamber's roads and highways com
mittee, presided. Those attending
from Grants Pass were George Rid
dle, president, and J. H. Harvey, sec
retary, of the Grants Pass Chamber
of Commerce, and C. H. Demaray,
president of the Oregon Pacific High
way association.
GASOLINE DOWN CENT
ALL SERVICE STATIONS
Gas prices In all stations In the
city dropped a cent yesterday, due
to a freight differential adjustment.
The price drop affected all grades of
gasoline equally, and partially bal
anced a rise of 3 cents per gallon
announced by all companies April 2.
Killed at Bonneville
BONNEVILLE, Ore., April 10. (AP)
"Bed" Bailey, 44, of Vancouver.
Wash., a welder worker In the center
crib of Bonneville dam, lost his life
today when - a pile driver knocked
him Into thp Columbia river.
f 00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
GOOD Citizenship requires that you
register and vote. Reglstratlpn for
the May primary closes April in
Jackson County Democratic Cen
tral Committee.
FOR RENT Apartment, 8 rooms sud
bath; lights and hot water tur
ntshed; Frig Id aire. 810 8. Oakdsle
GOOD PLAYER PIANO, in perfect
condition, for balance due. Terms
like rent. Baldwin Piano Shoppe.
CARS painted Spray svstem. Low cost. GOOD 6x13 nig. enamel range with FOR RENT -00 South Orange, 7-!
Guar. Auto Beauty bUup.. ph. 1061. colls, breakfast set. day-bed, baby room unfurnished home: hardwood i
VMMh------ . bed. table model radio, mandolin. floors, fireplace. Areola hot water
RENT 3 modern houses. 3 -room and good saddle. WANTED Good heating plant; $32 50 lnc water.
5-room. 204 W. Jackson. horses, cows, chickens, farm ma- Charles R. Ray. Realtor, Medlord
-- - -- - chlnerv. M'a Trading Post, Jack- Bldg. Phone 302.
FOR RENT Furnished apartment. sonvUle highway and Lceler lane.
Durrell Court. 329 N. Holly. Avail- , -..w,. LATEST Dodge Sedan DeLuxe. only
able 15th. MASTER-SIX Bulrk. 1038 model, but W miles; guaranteed every way.
w-. -,nrart fnr four vears- in ner- Priced for quick sale; easy terms. :
TOR RENT - 204 Tripp Bt.: wood 'T" newtirj! ".bat- PIERCE-AU.EN MOTOR CO.
range and cjrculatlui; neater. 20. wr ftc .nTlv ,100 sp,nt . Dodge and Plymouth. !
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Jacksonville: hardwood floors and . 0verl00k.. JRancn, Mun, Oregon. rB.L pT? i.f.nn hVna oJeen! :
fireplace. I5 00. t ... setting: Rhode Island hens, oreen-
Inquire 13B Enst Main St., or Phone v " "', ',. ' leafs. Old Stage road, Central point. !
195orlU7.Wttw. WANTED itrl lor light housework. R- BALEMk cowTTr" wlil'trade!
?SnjENT-Sm.ll furnished house. I!lJIt ?r !'"" ?,w2B"ir Cr"
131 8. Grape. FOR SALE 27 Glen Oak Court. 6- Orchards. Phone 401-R-l.
' room home, with hRrdwood floors, Ju",' " rt m i a Vn nn 1
WANTED -Best property 1500 will flr.piace. piped hot air furnace. WA,?J"VTlnS Ea.l. Prtiit
buy. with asoo down. West side lM,lg room and dming mom, t- tur. W. R. Ho'ni.n, Eagle Point.
preferred. Box 2886. Mall Tribune. tractlvely papered walls, lawn and bai,e tloott dining table with
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FOR SALE a acres, laaino clover resident owner desires quick sale. r.mv
and alfalfa. 2 miles Medford. nearly Clil t.nrlM r. rsv. Realtor. Med- L . ,
new buildings. 6-room hp"-, K"; ford Bldg.. phone 302. for appoint- chenette. bath, hot water, telephone.
age. barn, hen house: aieoo. 500 ment Boj a7H
down, balance easy terms. . . . ... .. ,
5 Acres close to town, good build- B-FLAT CLARINET. tl2 00, or trade rOR rent Apartment. 2 rooms, klt-
lngs. A bargain at 1200; easy for calf or pigs. 90S So. Holly. chenette. bath, hot water, tltlilione.
terms. - " garage. 815 West 10th.
Ood dalrv and stock ranches. FOR BALE National cash register .
Homesltes going at low price. In (garage type), large battery charg- WANTED 1B35 sedan: will trade '30
the scenic westover Heights. er. Porter s service, N. Main and chev. coach as part payment; would
Exclusive Agent. B. J. PALMER. Skldmore, Ashland. assume unpaid contract or will py
Spac. in Palmer Music Store. SlTegTorn'chTcr'for u """ Bo; ?76J JT"-"!.-- j
FOR SALE White Leghorn setting sale at Garrett's poultry Farm and lo8t Gentleman's brown Parker!
eggs B W. D. tested. 3c each. D. Hatchery, where everything Is done pellt Mama "J. D. Bell," care Elks'
W. Beebe. Central point. to produce quality chirks, using old cuD. j
- hens only, blood tested by O. 8. C. i
TO SETTLE ESTATE 10 acres good also R. o. P. cockerels and no eggs for RENT 3-room apt. partly fur-
land near Medford. price 500. Rent set less than 2 ois.. llo each for ntshed, close In. Inquire 20 So. Fir.
2i acres. Improved, clover and ber- 500 or more, 12c each for less, de-
rles 10 per month. A. F. Flowers. llvered. visitors welcome. East N FOR SALE 1933 Chevrolet sedan, er
ror 12th and Front. St.. p O. Box 183. Grants Pass. ore. eellent condition. Tel. 838-L.
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April 11 & 13
THE LATEST STYLES IN FOOD AWAIT YOU AT
PIGGLY WIGGLY'S EASTER PARADE
FREE DELIVERY PHONE 9
SOFTASILK Cake Flour 23c
0OCOANUT, fancy long shreds, V, lb. pkg 15f
DATES, new crop, 2 lbs 25c
GUITTARD Buy the Best
CHOCOLATE Pound eP3y . 29c
GRAPENUTS Start the day right, pkg 15
JELL-0 Six delicious flavors, package 6c
MINUTE TAPIO0A. package
COFFEE
Strength
Essential
SALMON King Bird tall cans 2 for 25tf
0. H. B. PICKLES Assorted. Jar, 6 on 101
OLIVES Golden Ripe Pint can 15
JUNKET MIX
or Maple
Vanilla Chocolate
NO WARMING
For
Smoother
ICE
CREAM
EASTER
aaa Chocolate, lg. size wrapped in bright tin
fc Li Li O foil-paoked 12 in a 1 fl f
W .-..(.I ..-Inn Prl.a 1 W W
special carton.
Candy Eggs
Jelly
Hawk or
Duck
Large pkg.
15c
KRAFT CHEESE, assorted
MARGARINE Nutola
PUREX
ASPARAGUS
MAYONNAISE
PINT . . 27c
QUART . 53c
ARTICHOKES Fancy large
LETTUCE Large solid
BANANAS Golden ripe, lb
MEAT AND FISH COMPANY
206 E. Main. Free Delivery. Phone 46
FOR EASTER
We have some extra nice Prime Beef and Fancy Legs and
Shoulders of 1936 Spring Lamb. It has been specially fed
for an Easter treat.
Fey Steer Beef Pot Roast ib 1 2y2c
Fey Colored Capons Ib. 33c
Fancy Colored 1936 Fryers
Large assortment of
POULTRY
for you to choose from. It
has been scientifically
grain and milk fed by the
Medford Poultry and Egg
Co.
UAM nenco Mild CUM lh Qn
flAm Half or whole 10. OUC
fUCrCr A1 Wisconsin jr
billlUuL Cream Brick Lb. Ifl. O0C
PURE LARDHo-"nd2lbs. 25c
Little Pig Sausage 0ur lb. 25c
Bockwurst h" lb. 30c
Sat. & Mon.
POUND 27c
2 ibs. 53c
3 PKGS. 25c
No Starring
While Freezing
Price
Egg Dyes
Paas
Pure Food
Color
Jf) ft nVira
v I o-
25c
jar spread 2 for 29?
2 lbs. 25t
QUART .11c
Half Gal. 21c
Fresh Long
Green..,. '...5c lb.
FRENCH
DRESSING
Half Pint 19c
6
5tf
5t
Saturday we will have a
very large and complote
assortment of fresh
Sea Foods
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