Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 16, 1936, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPXGE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. TtfEDFORD, OREGON'. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 16. 1936. GIRL MOTHER SLEW IS JURY'S VERDICT . NEW YORK, Oct. 18. -(AP) Eliza beth Smith, pal and shaken, awaited In a Jail cell today her call to court October 33 for sentence on a second degree manslaughter conviction in the slaying of her Illegitimate son. A Jury of 12 men convicted her lart night. The flirt, who will be 10 next month, stood stunned as the verdict was announced. Then she shrieked, moaned and crumpled In a Ha Int. Edward Blanco, defense counsel, said there will be an appeal "If I have to pay for It myself," The verdict carries a maximum prison term of 16 years. The prosecution did not Insist on the death penalty, asking only a con viction that would be both "merciful and Just." Th state contended that Miss Smith deliberately threw the baby to a concrete areaway a few hours after she delivered, the child unaided in the bathroom of her home. The de fense held that pain and terror rob bed her of control of her actions, that she fainted on the roof and the Infant rolled from her arms. FARMER SEES SNAKES WHILE CHOPPING TREE LUCKY, Pa.. Oct. 16. yPj Claude 8. Oemmlll, York county farmer, swung hl ax lustily against an olrt hollow apple tree. It crashed to the ground. A big snake crawled out. Oemmlll swung the ax again and killed the snaki. Another snako crawled out. Oemmlll swung the ax again. Then the snnkes started coming out In pairs, Oemmlll worked fast. He counted nine dead, COATS you would want to wear $ 19.80 - (29 76 ETHELWYN B HOFFMANN Tlw people of Iran, formerly Per sia, csll themselves Irani. LOTS OF CAKE! J. Frank Grimes, founder-president of the Indel pendent Grocers' Alliance, lights candles on a quarter-ton birthday cEke as IGA this week celebrates the tenth anniversary of its founding. More than 6,500 grocer members of the alliance throughout the nation aro celebrating the occasion, which will last until October 31. Left to right are Lucille Rudland, Mr. Grimes, and Jeanette Gayon. The picture war nade In the Chicago headquarters offices of the organization. I N$ks 1 (Continued from Page One.) co-op leaders are coming around to the conclusion that a centralized na tional bureaucratic system of con sumer co-ops Lb au entirely different thing from what they have been working for. The theory la develop ing among them tnat the co-op sys tem must work up on a sound economic basis and not be handed down by decrae. For one thing, peo ple must' be trained to handle the system; for another, ' there Is the farm price question. Nevertheless, public agitation la be ing contluued by Edward A. Flleno, the Boston department store friend of Mr. Roosevelt, who la the man behind New Deal Interest In tne subpect. The tenth biennial congress of the Co-operative League did not get much public attention at Columbus, Ohio, last week, but it went on rec ord In favor of federal aid to con sumer co-ops. Wnat will happen after election Is yet to be decided. Another claim for the new three power money anviement is that It will atop speculitlon In foreign ex change. It will not do th?,t e'.ther. Most of the technical opportunities for speculation wnich exjiud before are still open. There is a fre gold market In London. The old gold shipping arangements remain in ef fect. The dollar, pound and franc wll fluctuate dally. . The mam difference is that the three nations hopo to hold the fluctu ations, of the franc within the narrow range In which they have held the pound and the dollar for more than a year now. They may or may not be successful In the course of com ing months. The position of the citizen specu lator Is not improved or 'njured. He cannot hold gold or buy now and he could not before. As a foremost outside economist is tellng his friends. "Mr. Morgen thau'a handling of publicity on his monetary moves was brilliant. He took a mere unavoidable technicality ana k dressed It up with & feathered fan. l Sally Rand was never better. Every- y one now thinks he can see something f different through fathers. Tne hand Is still qutcicer wn The j Vi .aV 1- A WOT 'l 1 w VERDENIUS Chairman, Naturalized Citizens' Division. Republican State Central Comm., will speak on: "Why Naturalized Citi zens Should Vote For Landon and Knox." KMEDSat.0ct.17 7:30 P. M. n. Adv. Tom Verdenlus, Falling Bldg., Portland SATURDAY & MONDAY OCT. 17th and 19th COMMUNITY lOIlDERS,- COAST TO COAST 8 SATURDAY & MONDAY OCT. 17th and 19th s D ED I GATED TO BAKING NEEDS SALE IGA continues its TENTH ANNIVERSARY PAGEANT this week with a big; sale of baking; needs. You'll find all your baking requirements listed here at monoy-saving prices. Good cooks know that thoy cannot got the best baking results without fine quality ingredients like those sold at IGA Stores. VM rrrr i 1 1 1- ,rrrrr f::: IGA COCOA vtsr lJc IGA PURE BAKING SODA i ib. 3 Pkgs. for 20c IGA BAKING CHOCOLATE 2 n. tu IQc IGA FAMILY dTT llSt A' fine AU.Purpose Flour. 10 lb. tl WA ffUVVil Every sack guaranteed. . bag 9A7 i Y All ft, m VVLR MIXING ffer: One large Oj-lnch Glass Mixing Bowl for only 4o with each purchase of ono 2-ounce bottle of IGA Extract. Choice of values. IGA BRAND EXTRACTS 2$c Don't miss this unusual value. Got yours today BOTH FOR OTHER BAKING NEEDS RUMFORD BAKING POWDER 12 oz. Baker's Premium 19 SWANS DOWN CAKE FLOUR pkg. 23 Chocolate, A lb 13c Royal Club Seedless Raisins, 15 oz. pkg 9c Royal Club Seeded Raisins, 15 oz. pkg 10c Peels Citron lb. 28c Lemon lb. 29c Orange lb. 29c IGA Pitted Dates, 10 oz. pkg.. . 13c IGA Pure Spices, 2 oz. can 7c Meat Specials Swift's Premium Hams, 12-14. .lb. 33c Swift's Prem. Sliced Bacon pkg. 25c 4 In. rrlltue rkj.) Swift's Dixie Squares lb. 27c Swift's Jewel Shorten ing (4 lb. ctns.)ea. 63c S E R V I N G YOU 2 3 cup shortening 2 cups sifted sugar 1-34 cups sour milk IN CASH AND PRIZES FOR NAMING IGA'S BIRTHDHV ESKE IGA Stores at. qiving away 828 VALUABLE PRIZES this week to their customers who suqqest the best name lor the IGA TENTH ANNIVERSARY BIRTHDAY CAKE. Ask your IGA Grocer lor one of the Official Entry Blanks. RECIPE 3 cups IGA Cake Flour 4 teaspoons baking powder 1 teaspoon IGA Soda 1 teasDOon salt 1 teaspoon IGA Vanilla 4 squares IGA Chocolate Cream shortening until soft, sift in sugar gradually and cream together thoroughly. Add eggs, one at a time and mix well. Add sifted flour alternately with sour milk which has been beaten or stirred until smooth. Add melted choco late and stir until well mixed. Dissolvo soda in one tablespoon cold water and add. Mix well. Sitt baking powder into batter and mix again. Pour into four well-greased 10-inch layer cake pans. Bake for 20 minutes at 375 Fahrenheit. Use only one-half the recipe if preferred. FROSTING 13 cup butter 2-1 2 pounds confectioners' sagar 1 toaspoon IGA Vanilla 14 teaspoon IGA Orange Extract Sift sugar, cocoa, and salt together, boil for 3 minutes. Remove from stove, add butter, mix well, arid sift powdered sugar into the mixture. Make consistency suitable to spread, add flavoring, then beat thoroughly until the sugar has lost its grain and tastes like a cooked frosting. Frosting may be thinned if necessary with a spoonful of honey or hot water. Spread frosting between layets and oa cake. Press nut meats into the frosting. IGA ROYAL CLUB No. 1 tin 1 4c ROYAL ANN CHERRIES . 2y2 tin 28c WHITE KING Granulated large pk. $3C AtW FORGET YOUR COFFEE RED A COFFEE 1 lb. 18c 3 lbs. 52c BLUE G COFFEE ..... 1 lb. 21c PEAK COFFEE ... 1 lb. tin 2?c Freshly ground to suit your taste DUST MOPS Chemically treated yet washable. Flexible, simple construction makes it very handy in close quar ters and easy to clean. 99c each l2cup IGA Cocoa 14 cup sugar I. 2 teaspoon salt 1 cup water GOLD MEDAL FLOUR Kllitirn Trstrd 49 lbs. $2.5 M,ll,. iDCAi ron, Sandwich ip.t.4 W s pkg-31c 1 1 1 SALMON Enjoy the delirious flavor of fancy Sllverslric salmon. The flesh la tender and flaky. Ak your jrrorer for several mils today keep It always on hand. Sea Food Delicacy No. i tin 10c No. tin. ...... . 15c No. 1 tin 25c FRUITS and VEGETABLES SUNKIST ORANGES, 252s . . . , CAULIFLOWER . . . . SATURDAY ONLY . dozen 29c 10c SUNKIST ARIZONA GRAPEFRUIT, 100s . dozen 39c CELERY HEARTS FANCY DELICIOUS APPLES 2 for 19c 4 lbs. 17c JACKSONVILLE GODWARD MERCANTILE Groceries General Merchandise GLENDALE AL CREECH Groceries Fruits and Vegetables Feed CAVE CITY SCHUMACHER'S 2 GROCERY of Ihp Ilriln nnil lllelinm ASHLAND DOUGHERTY GROCERY SELMA ROBBINS MARKET r.ntccrtrn. Mrnti. Vpftelablo lirn. Mdw. Price, Quality and Service being equal, IGA Stores merit your patron-ago. IWV4 Ft Main St. MEDFORD STORES INDA HUMPHREY A CONIPUTK FOOD MARKKT Pnnnf 4M LUMAN BROTHERS GROrtKIES MKAId KKl ITS VtGl'TABI.ES BAKKKT vt tood Mfkfl Corntr Main and llnrtlfll BUNGALOW GROCERY I'KKSII Mi: rs AM) YEUKTAM.t S 40S N. RUertlde. Phone 4R3 ALEXANDER'S GROCERY, Inc. 'nnif In nnd Srr Our l( Tcnlh Annlverxnry ntrthiUT Cakf A Complflf l.lnf ol immp t'rrcn llf;inn I ,iod "03 Itnl Mln st ROGUE RIVER HEATH and HOLLISTER General Merchandise GOLD HILL HAM'S GROCERY Meats. Groceries, Fruits, Vegetables IGA Stores Feature IGA Brand Merchandise . . . Highest Quality at a Saving Price Always! TALENT TRYON MERCANTILE Onertl Mfrchandif Hardware CENTRAL POINT FABER CASH MARKET Orocerln FrulH and VtjcttahlM rd Vour IndrpmdcntlT-ownrd IOA Store of fers job the nrlre adtantajM made no. Ible hy bnrlnf In conjunction with hun dtrds of other sueccnfnl in A !torei.