Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 17, 1936, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SEVEN PUN IS ADOPTED Flying Bride Rescued TY JUDGE I BROTHERS BIG FOOD CENTER Main and Bartlett TO SAVE I MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. ORF.noy. FRIDAY, APRIL 17. mSK. U.S. JUDGE RITTER ON FINALBALLOT (Continued from Page One.) PAROLE (Continued from Pag. One) to the forut wrvlca utrtetent tim ber land along the highway to pre serve the rustic charm of the area. In return the company would be given timber within the national forest east of the Cascade divide, Mr. janouch explained. The area Involved lies along the Crater LaKe highway between Pros pect and the national forest boun dary. It runs along the highway for bout four and a half miles. An effort will be made to attain equal values In the contemplated ex change, Mr. Janouch said. Experts Coming The appraisal will be In charge cf Fred A. Matz of the Portland reg onal office. Two other expert ap praisers, K. L. Wright and George T. Stevenson, will come from the Portland office Monday to get the survey started, Mr. Janouch related. It la understood that the present dans were worked out In washing- ton by forest service officials and E. W. Mersereau, general manager of the Rogue River Timber company, which ha had headquartera In Klam ath Palls. The Crater Lake highway timber tract has been a source of discus slon and a bone of contention since 1932 when various organizations throughout the slate, and especially In southern Oregon, started a cam paign to have the land preserved by the state or the national government Jor Its scenic charms. Proposals Made In Past Various proposals have been made from time to time for the state or lederal government to purchase the tract, or the roadside area thereof, eo that the owner would not have to carry their Investment aa a costly and unprofitable burden. Last fall, Mr. Janouch said, the national forest offered 30,84a for a atrip of the timber land along the titehway-but apparently wie pany did not consider the offer ade quate, for no response waa ever made to it. When It waa reported about six weeks sgo thst the company had old part of Its tract and tnat log ging operation were soon to start, many objections were made and the campaign to preserve the area waa started anew. Organization request ed Oregon senators and representa tives in Washington to Intercede for the preservation of the timber tract along the highway. It waa then, It is understood, that Mr. Mersereau went to Washington in search of an equitable plan whereby the company could surrender the land to a gov ernment agency on some equitable basis. Mr. Janouch waa of the opinion that the present negotiations would be successful. f 5T ; W , i - ' ' I ! ' 1 sr - it ' ' zttt "Ready to die together" after In.ndinn a ulr ui.hnn. ....... fire In stormy weather on an Alask. n oeacn atior tneir plane crashed On a fliflht frnm R9tl. .a V...UI kan, Albert Almoslino of Seattle nd his 18-year.old bride,' the for. mer Jnan ManAKsM u-.. rescued by the cutter Cyane.' Both wean Dut unnurt. tAssociated Presa Photo! Pear Market Yesterday CHICAGO, April 16. (AP-USDA) Pears: One car Oregon arrived, none o n track, nothing offered. NEW YORK, Aplrl 16.-(AP-USDA) Pears; Two cars arrived, a Oregon, 2 Washington unloaded; 6 on track. Oregon D'Anjous: 2062 boxes ex tra fancy 91.802.75, average 92.12; 1476 boves fancy ll.S02.0, average 2.13. Nelia: 720 boxes extra fancy $1.50 (150, average il.69: 1323 boxes fancy 1.45 1.65, average $1.57. Vote Challenged, Senator Austin (R., Vt.) Imme diately challenged the final vote, making a point of order that Rltter oouVd not under the law be con victed of an "omnlbua" count when he had been declared Innocent of the charge separately. Austin contended such conviction. If upheld, would be "monstrous." Senator Robinson, the Democratic leader, held Austin waa not in order when he began a legal argument and Senator Plttman D., Nev.) who was presiding, upheld Robinson. Plttman then ruled Austin's point was not well taken and Austin eat down. Plttman said the lart article charged "general misbehavior" and was a separate count In Itself. Rltter Unmoved. Rltter. who sat throughout the voting near the vloe-preaident's ros trum, apparently waa unmoved by the decision. The senate rejected unanimously a proposal that Ritter be disbarred for life from holding any "position of trust or honor." Rltter walked slowly from the chamber. Removing a wrapper from cigar he remarked: "I have nothing to say. God, you can see why X have nothing to say. I'm going back to Florida. He shook his head wearily as he made this comment to reporters. Senators McNary and Stelwer of Oregcn voted for Judge Rt iter's acquittal. W. W. WILLITS DIES IN SANTA MARIA1 Word has been received here of the death of W. W. Wllllta, pioneer resident of Persist, Ore., yesterday In Banta Maria, Cal, where he waa vis iting his son. Merle. He had been In inr mm. t.ima but W88 expecting to return to his home ' at ... . i ... n Ferslat very soon, no waa auuu. ou Mr. Wllllta was one of the pioneer stockmen of southern Oregon, com ing here with his three brothers when a young man He had spent the past 80 years at his ranch at Persist, where he waa a strong influence in developing schools, roada and other community enterprises. A complete obituary will appear In . a. future issue. Funeral arrangementa are In charge of conger's funeral par lors and will be announced later. G.O.P. L GRANTS PASS. Aplrl 17. (AP) vnmiMicm ff.ln.d fcs more new party registrants than did Democrats In Josephine county since the Janu ary special election, figures compnea by County Clerk P. L. Coon revealed today. Republicans secured 609, Democrats 14. and minor partial 37. v,0nra tnr nartY member ships had not been completed. In January 3683 Republlcana were reg istered and 3324 Democrat. Some of the new registrations were changes of psrtv PORTLAND BUTTER REGISTERS DROP PORTLAND, Ore., April 17. (AP) During the late session of the ex change there was a decline of lc per pound each by extras and prime first butter. 2 cents on standard and 1 cent on first, the lowest legal grade. Butterzat declined 2c lb. Eggs unchanged. Poultry steady and unchanged. Better demand for country meats. Good quality strawberries from Fresno, priced $3.40 for 20s: Strength of the old potato market is gaining at the source. A message from Redmond asked a further ad vance with few cars unsold there. Good lettuce scarce, sales around $3.25. LaGUARDIA MAY ATTEND YOUNG DEM CONVENTION SALEM. April 17. (AP) Mayor LaGuardla of New York city wired Governor Martin today he would be In Portland April 24. Governor Mar tin said an effort would be made to bring the New York mayor to the state convention of Young Democrats here April 25. An Invitation to attend the con vention was sent to Mayor LaGuardla by W. L. Goal In, president of the Young Democrats, yesterday. MILTON POSTMASTER HELD FOR SHOOTING WALLA WALLA, Wash, April 17. (AP) A shooting in the business district here resulted in the con finement today of Beatrice Tyke In a hospital hete and Henry Floyd In the county Jail.. Floyd la the Milton, Ore, postmaster. Police quoted Miss Tyke aa Baying the episode followed a street argument last night. Her wound waa superficial. CHENEY, Wash., April 17. (AP) Harry N. Beau of Raymond, Wash.. and Max Schater of Seaside, Ore. bought the Cheney Free Press and will take possesaion Monday, Pub lisher Vernon R. Frost said today. Etamlner Here Ward McReynolds state examiner for operatora and chauffeurs, will be on the third floor of the city hall from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m. tomorrow, giving teats. He spent the entire day today In that work. (Continued from page One.) Only last week, the attorney gen eral ruled that a prisoner could not be released from prison with benefit of good behavior credits before his maximum term was served, except under parole. Since 1M3 prisoners had been automatically released un der those conditions without neces sity of parole. Pehl last night ordered hla attor neys, H. V. SehmaU of Burns and George Rhoten of .Salem, to begin habeas corpus proceedings to secure his release. Schmals said he would be here early next week to start the action. Test Welcomed Governor Martin reiterated his statement today he would welcome a court test of the attorney general's opinion, declaring "My purpose Is to enforce the law, and I shall do so as the law Is Interpreted to mo. I would like all doubt removed from any question." "The attorney general," the gov ernor continued, "la legal advisor of the state, and as such Is sdvisor to the governor aa well as to any other state official. I must be guided by that advice." The governor issued the parole late yesterday after a long confer ence with Ralph Moody, dputy at torney general, Warden James Lewis and with Fehl's attorneya. He said also he was guided by the recom mendation of Judge G. P. Skip worth who presided at the Pehl trial. HOLBROOK TAKES HOLD i Xfi bock quality. Jlfr P??? nll J" rf ; sou IJESlfl "V" It : mi JslssA ill a wn ih fV " ' fflfIinnl i ,urp,...n,ly f 1 I backformor. Jtf BOURBOH I . . i I Jf ORD3 eannot dMeribe fin iulitl of thli Oil HMtad JunNvtr Brooder i tr4. Wtd and aeetptod hr poultrrnMo evrrwbtr as "tht bnxxiir tcithovt m ewL" Here Is a brooder with tha a&f. eco- nonicsl, derwridabhMtinv qtulitla of tha bai coal burnloi broodtr combined with all tha eonren lenoaa and adTar.Una of oil host. It U worthy ot all tha name and trmdsmark Jamwwaj ttanda for la - . merit ana value. rfcouiRnd of th broodVrt are In dm. Owners are dellffhtd. Thar tell thatr frlandf and that endorMtnant alon has multcd la doubling tha talaa of this stove ach roar. Sets New Standards for Brooding Results Tha Jamcawar Mta tha raoa Kaeaaaa It has ewythln a rood brooder should have . . . S cation oil tank m aturdr hih lafn . . . raited strainer , . . automotlva trpc Alter ... oil pipe fltaiKWt . . . overflow plpa . . thermostat SHamblf ot die cart and maehlnsS parts ... air Intake rvyulator draft Qualisar . . . roof pipe ventilator cast Iron base, burner, lid and pipe eollar . . radiator type heel drum , . , mJvanlsed hover and many ether features that make It the Ideal brooder and outstanding bar of the lesson. We are anthotited Jameiiwar Dealers and welcome the opportunity ot deroonetnttfnf this etove to rouWe alto earry a complete line of Janwwar chick and nature floes iquJpment. ZZi2EZ..Z. JACKSON COUNTY FEED CO. 4th and Bartlctt. Phone 803 LYONS COCKTRILS Manhattan and Maraal... prepared iom old bar-tender's formulasl Simply chilL add cheny oc olive... and serve, 60 Proof. . Fifths . $1.20 Manhsllaa 50- Martial SM I Pints . $.80 Mmasltaa 0-C Martini Itl-C ALL FLAVORS OF DELIGHTFUL ICE CREAMS MADE the WAY YOU LIKE IT "YOU TOO CAN BE A HAPPY HOSTESS" If you'll just remember that It lends a most soph isticated and distinctive touch to serve Snider's ICE CREAM The Snider Dairy & Produce Co. Telephone 273 4 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Telephone 273 HIGH SATURDAY SPECIALS Department hfad$ In all departments of this Blr Food Center have done a fine Jon In making Food displays for this week-end. Thws displays will actually make you hungry to look at them. You will find It esy to make your srlertlon of foods for that Sunday dinner find too. your entire supply may he piirchnwd here salng you both time and money. We'll be looking for ou. & QUALITY and ff SERVICE luuso hi o vua Btauuwua vu nuitu we've built our business ... the stan dards by which we serve you. IVORY SOAP LARGE BAR 9c mm ELKHORii CHEESE A HOME PRODUCT lb. 19c Kraft Miracle Whip Salad Dressing or Sandwich Spread PINT QUART 25c 39c Prunes 4 pounds Raisins 4 pounds CANDY SPECIAL! 10c Old Fashioned Chocolates Fresh Jelly Beans Fresh Cream Mixed POUND MEAT SPECIALS Spring Fryers ... lb. 27c VOl'fiO. TAT Steer Beef Pot Roast ib. 1 2! 2c Choice Grain red R. I. RED HENS ... lb. 20c Country Style Sausage lb. 1 5c Shortening. ... 3 lbs. 35c Beef Short Ribs ' lb. 10c Sirloin Steak steer beef lb. 20c Hamburger fresh ground lb. 1 2Hc Hani first grade lb. 30c A very complete line of Cold Lunch Meats PEANUT BUTTER A NO. i QUALITY 2 lbs. 25c Fresh Eggs At theue prices Eggs are verjr inexpensive food. Keep a good supply in the ice box. Extra Med. doz. 17c Extra Lge doz. 19c Potatoes Klamath Falls Netted Gems 50 pounds 83C No. 2'a WWW 50 pounds $1.25 No. J'a f 1 W COFFEE Hills Bros Red Can . 2 for 55c Hills Bros. Blue Can, 2 for 45c Red A Coffee, 3 lbs. for . . . 50c Ground fresh, the way you like it NUT MARGARINE ALWAYS GOOD 2 s. 25c OXYDOL LARGE SIZE ea. 23c CRISCO 3 lb. pail 59c 6 lb. pail .. .$1.09 iga Corn Flakes Lffe. pkgs. 2 for 15 MILK TALL CANS 4 for 27c Per case $3.09 FLOUR KLAMATH BOUQUET A good dependable flour 49 lb. sack $1 35 KITCHEN QUEEN Hard wheat flour Dependable quality 49-lb. sack $1' 9 Banish Your Dessert Worries In a few minutes time you can always find something particularly delicious in our cool, modern bakery de partment. Don't fail to check up on this week's spe cials, Maraschino Cherry and Walnut Cake White layer cake mixed with cherries and topped with soft icing sprinkled with fruit and nuts .. 40 PECAN ROCKS Fat drop cookies with chopped pecans, Saturday special, Aot .'. .- 10 Fruits &VegetabIes JUICY GRAPEFRUIT, ....... 6 for 17c ASPARAGUS, local ,.. 2 lbs. 19c LETTUCE, large, crisp head 4c ORANGES, 200's 2 doz. for. 45c BUNCH VEGETABLES. ...3 for 10c TOMATOES, Ripe, Fresh. .2 lbs. 19c NEW PEAS ,., .2 lbs. for 15c NEW POTATOES .2 lbs. for 15c