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President Roosevelt (indicated by arrow) rode through a double line of cheering New Yorkers on New
York's lower Broadway enroute to Governor's Island before going to Bedloes Island for the fiftieth anni
versary ceremonies at the Statute of Liberty. Members of his party occupy the cars behind him. (Asso
ciated Press Photo)
$2,000,000 BLAZE SWEEPS SAN DIEGO BLOCK
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Firemen are shown here battling flames which broke out close to midnight In a San Diego department
store and spread to the full height of the office building at the right. Damage from the blaze, the city's
worst in a decade, was estimated at $2,000,000. More than a dozen men fighting the fire were Injured,
three of them seriously. (Associated Press Photo)
PREVIEW' PASSENGERS OFF FOR TRANSPACIFIC FLIGHT
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Passengers on the final "preview flight" before the Pan American Airways opens regular passengers
service across the Pacific to Manila are pictured as they boarded the Philippine Clipper at Alameda, Calif.
The motors were already wirmed up for the takeoff. Honolulu was the first stop. (Associated Press
Photo)
HELD BY POLICE FOR
THEFT OF FOUR CARS1
(Continued from Pas One )
that city, and- two hours alter their
arrival stole a Ford coach to continue
their Jaunt. About twelve miles south
oi Roseburg the car developed a flat
tire, and was In turn abandoned.
Half man told police.
The three youths then walked into
Myrtle Creek, he said, where thev re
mained four or fire hours before
stealing a Ford V-8 sedan, driving it
to Medford. After their arrival hero
they decided the car did not have
enough gasoline to risk further Jour
neying, bo they abandoned It and
started search for another machine,
Half man related to police.
Shortly after abandoning the car
stolen In Myrtle Creek. Mcdford city
pollco picked up the trio for Investi
gation. The admission of theft fol
I'.wed. The sheriff of Douglas county
where two of the alleged thefts oc
curred, was to arrive today to take
the youths into custody and return
them to Roseburg to face charges A
report on the Portland police bulletin
today lists the three youths as run
n ways.
Trail
TRAIL, Oct. 30. (Spl.) The H. K.
(dub of Upper Rogue Grange met at
t he home of Mrs. Ous Dl t s wort h
October 21. There were 13 members
and five visitors present. After the
business meeting, Mrs. Dltsworth as
sisted by Mrs. Tom Carlton, served re
freshments. Next meeting will bo
November 17 at the Itog Cabin hall.!
when all ladles of the grange are In
vited to attend.
Mrs. Francis Ash visited Mrs. Lowell
Ash In Med ford October 19. Mrs.
Lowell Ash la quite HI at the home
of her sisters.
Mrs. Agnes Porter of Medford spent
several days last week visiting her
brother, Bill Burk and family, Mrs
Oeorge Weeks and Mrs. M. Huemhurn.
Ray Warner Is spending a few weeks
vacation at his home here and Is
spending his time building a garago
on his place.
Mr. and Mrs. Boyd Tucker were
dinner guests Sunday evening at the
S. w. Hutchinson home.
The little son of Mr. and Mrs.
Cunningham, from, Cascado Qorge Is
very 111 In a hospital in Medford.
Mrs. Effle Weeks went to Ashland
October 24 to work the remainder of
the season In the cannery there,
C. M. Blaess Is remodeling his house
near Shady Cove.
The Upper Rogue Grange sponsored
a program and box social Inst night
at the Log Cabin hall.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Green of near
Medford called on Mr. and Mrs. S.
W. Hutchinson Sunday,
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Szabo Is Subdued
By Grappling Foe
VANCOUVER. B.C.. Oct. 30.--) AF)
Pat Fraley, 333, Omaha, handed
Sandor Szabo, 312. Hungary, his first
aeieat m many months, taking
one-fall victory over the Hungirian
In a continuous submission fall main
bout of a wrestling oard.
Donald Mclntyro, 213, Scotland.)
won from Bull Martin, 225, Trenton,
N.J., on a foul.
Bob Stewart, 270, Indlnapolls, took
one fall from Phil Olson. 232, Mil
waukee.
The hcitvif-st man on the Louisiana
State gria squad Is Ben Friend. 240
pound tackle, who stands 6 feet 6
Inches In height.
Georgia Tech football candid a tea
pione to keep untidy lockers will be
sentenced to several times around the
cinder track.
Chick Shimomura, reserve Untvcr
slty of Oregon tackle, reported back
to school weighing the least he has
tipped in six years 199 pounds.
Off the gridiron, John Coody, guard
on the University of Tulsa football
team. Is an expert wood carver
Mrs. Estelle Drennan. Tulsa. Okla
has won the Oklahoma women's state
golf crown six times.
Listen in KMED Saturday 12:45 p.
m. .An Important message from Dis
trict Attornoy codding.
Lost River
BUTTER
It's Easy to
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Markets To Close
For Election Day
NEW YORK, Oct. 30. (AP) With
few exceptions, all security and
commodity exchanges in the United
States will close on election day, next
Tuesday.
Livestock market in New York and
Chicago; wool trading in Boston;
naval stores market In Savannah, Ga.,
and the Salt Lake City exchange will
do business. European and Canadian
markets will operate as usual.
Albany Collegians
Bow To Teachers
ALBANY, Oct. 30. (AP) Tho Ore
gon Normal school Wolves, halted
time and again at the Albany college
goal, mustered a second period touch
down last night to win, 7 to 0.
Four minutes before the half ended
Borden flipped a 30-yard pass to
Younce Just over the goM line. Kelly's
kick for the extra point hit the cross
bar and bounded over.
Closing time for To Late to 0Ua
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Orders of $1.00 or More
Delivered Free!
BARGAINS
For Sat. and Mon., October 31 and Xovember 2, 1936
FLOUR
Ore. Star
Hard Wheat
$1.45
SALT MORTON'S 2 for 1 5c
With FREE Buck Rogers Puncho Bag
1 Cup of Sugor
2 Teaspoons M.C.P. Lime-
Lemon "Aid"
8-or. Can M. C. P. Pure Lemon
Juice
Mix Iheso thoroughly, stirring
well to dissolva sugar. This
perfect lemonade syrup keeps
indefinitely in refrigerator, in
covered gloss far. Use small
amount in gloss of hot water,
as doslrod.
Lemon juice
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AT All GOOD GROCERS
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ESOl.P.HTHeNEW
SOUP
Gibb's
Assorted
3 cans 1 9c
AU You Can Drink
5c
Knight's Bring Your Own Container
CIDER
Gallon 25
Zee Tissue, roll of 3 for 11c
Cigarettes, popular brands, carton $1.19
FARINA
No. 10 Bag
3&
MINCE MEAT2ibs.19i
Wings or Dominoes, carton 95c
Tobacco Prince Albert or Velvet. .10c
CRACKED WHEAr 35
COFFEE
Ooldon West
1-lb. jars
27i
..15
Dol Monte Fruit Cooktail, No. 1 tall tin
Del Monte Fruits for Salad, l'l, tall
Del Monte Peaches, large 2, cans .......15
Del Monte Sliced Pineapple, large 2 tins ... 19
D. M. Pinoapplo, crushed or tid bits,
buffot sizo cans 2 for 13
Dol Monte Grapefruit,-large No. 2 cans 2 for 25
Del Monte Golden Bantam Corn, 2's 2 for 25
Del Monte Early Garden Peas, No. 1 tall 2 for 25t
Del Monte Tomato Juice, No. 2 tall cans 10
Dol Monte Pimentos, M ' '. 2 for 1 5$
Del Monto Green Chill Peppers, U 's 2 for 15
Del Monte Pumpkin, large 2S cans. 2 for 25
SATURDAY SPECIALS
IN OUR PRODUCE DEPT.
LETTUCE
Loral Crojh targe iollrt hearts
CAULIFLOWER
Snotvy M'liltn llpnds
. Each
5c
5c
SWEET POTATOES C lbs. 1QC
Trr hfm with Mnnihmnllows ! lb. "
2foM5c
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ROY GUYER'S
ECONOMY MEAT
& FISH MARKET
Free Delivery. Phone 46
Our Tasty, Ten
der Meats will add
enjoyment to your
fall meals and
give you more
HENS ea. 59c
Nice and fat. Fine for fricassee
rum
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Br P P Roast, lb. . . ..v.l5c
Ltr Sirloin Steak, lb. . . . 19c
Mock Chicken Legs ........... 7 for 25c
Purola Shortening 4. lbs. 49c
UFAI Milk Steak, shldr. cuts, lb. 17Jc
Fed Roast, lb. . . . . .... ... 15c
Sauer
Kraut qt.
10c
Fresh '
Salmon, In po. lb.
18c