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MEXICO CITY. May 38. (TV-A
hurriedly reinforced army ol rescue
worken dug through million of tons
of rock-studded mud today In a fran
tic effort to reach the more than
100 dead estimated to hare been
burled beneath an avalanche that
crashed down on the mining town
of Tlalpujanua.
A bursting dam, hlh In the moun
tain of the Tlalpujahulla Sierra of
northwestern Mlchoncan state, loosnd
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the 3.000.000-ton maa on the sleep -Ing
city shortly before dawn ytr
day. Report from El Oro. 10 mtla
away, said the death toll might go
as high as 500 when the Ut of the
once golden silt had been cleared
from the three square miles It burled.
The dam held bacfc the "tailings"
left after gold bad been vashed out
In the cyanide metal processing op
erations of the Dos Estrellas Mining
company.
- Dispatches to the newspaper El
Excelsior said the slide burled or de-
j strayed more than 400 houses In the
town which has a population of
10.000. Water backed up behind the
mass to Increase the damage.
Thirty bodies had been recovered
at dawn while Rafael Keyns. secre
tary to Hoken E. Nlberg. genera man
ager of the company, said the dead
could be "conseratlTely estimated at
more than 100."
All operations of Dos Estrellas, the
second largest mine In Mexico, were
halted and nearly 6,000 employes
Joined Red Cross and labor depart
ment detachments from Mexico City
In relief work.
They turned great Jets of water
from pressure hoses and pipes on the
silt to tear It away so the burled
bodies could be reached.'.
Three days of pouring rain had
weakened the dam which buckled
about 3 a. m. yesterday, sending the
accumulated mud of years roaring
down the bed of a narrow ravine
upon the sleeping town, a scant half
mile below the workings.
L
WILL BE FEATURE
by members of the local corps.
The play is scheduled for 7 :4
There will be no admission charge.
276 PASTEBOARDS
DUBLIN. Irish Free State, May 38
(AP) American fortune-seekers
. held more than half of the lucky 1
, tickets whirled from the rolling drum
of fortune In the Irish Hospital
sweepstakes up to the lunch recess
I today.
Of M4 tickets on the English
derby, the Epsom Downs classic to
i be run next Wednesday, 278 went to
the United States and 28 to Can
ada. i Tickets on 34 horses In the race
were, drawn, leaving 44 more ln
j eluding Oya II, one of the favorites
; to come. .
Each 1 of the horse ticket holders,
i whether the horse wins, loses or
: even falls: to start, Is assured of
; (2330. Owners of tickets on the
j horse which comes home first stand
! to win $150,000; for the second place
J horse. 75,O00. and for the third
: place horse, $50,000.
The first six tckcta were from the
United States.
Slips That Pit by
K1CKERN1CK
$1.93 Panne. Crepe. Satin $3.95.
Ethelwyn B Hoffmann.
S. & H. Green Stamps.
The Biblical drama. "For He Had
Great Possessions,' by Dorothy Clark
Wilson, will be presented by the
young people of the local corps of the
Salvation Army tomorrow evening as
& feature of the 16th annual young
people's congress of southern Oregon.
Miss Wtlson Is the author of "The
Lost Star," "They That Sit In Dark
ness" and many other well known
rellgous plays.
'"For He Had Great Possessions" is
a play in one act. with five scenes,
and presents the legendary story of
the life of the rich young ruler who
came to Christ Inquiring the way of
eternal life and who. upon being
told by CTirlst to go and sell all that
he possessed end give to the poor,
turned away sorrowful. The legend
shows that after his rejection of
Christ he returns to his home In the
city of Jericho only to find that his
only son, Azor, a boy of eight and
the treasure of his father's heart, had
been 'killed ih an accident. Darkness
surrounds him until his beautiful
young wife. Asenath, suggests that
Jesus of Nazareth could help tbem
and she urges her husband, Ben Azel,
to go and bring Christ to their home
for, having heard that He had raised
Lazarus of Bethany to life after he
bad lain four days In the grave, she
believes that He has the power to
restore their son to life. Ben Azel,
remembering his recent rejection of
the Christ, feels that he cannot now
call upon the Galilean for assistance.
His wife reminds him of the Gnll
.lean's willingness to forgive and per
suades Mm to go to Jerusalem In
search of Jesus. He goes, only to ar
rive In time to witnesa the crucifix
Ion. He returns, feeling that all Is
darkness but. while be Is telling Ase
nath the hopelessness of his Journey,
a messenger comes bringing the gl-td
tidings that Cbrlst Is risen from the
grave. They slowly come to the real
ization that, as JesuBt Is risen from
the dead, so thir son, Azor, too, shall
live again.
Captain Durham will play the part
of Ben Azel, the rich young ruler;
Mrs. Mary Bell takes tbe part of
Asenath, the wife of Ben Azel;
Cbarles McQonagle plays Zacchaeuc.
tax collector of Jericho; Evan ' Oay
plays Nason, steward of Ben Azel;
Jaul Wilcox Is Blind Bar Tlmaeus;
Mrs. g'aptaln Durham plays the part
of Hadassah, daughter of Bar Tim
aeus; Eldora Roberts and Mrs. Dlannn
Meyer are handmaids of Asenath;
Josephine Roberts plays the part of
Azor, eight-year-old son of Ben Azel
and Asenath.
Special scenery, lighting and cos
tumes Wye been designed and mode
Ashcraft Receives
Packard Shipment
A carload of new Packard, one
model In a new color never shown
here before, was unloaded today by
Perry L- Ashcraft, local Packard,
dealer.
There ts nothing experimental
about the Packard 120 or the Pack
ard six, according to Mr. Ashcraft.
He saya:
"The 130 grew out of the exper
ience of the larger Packard which
for years have given their owners tbr '
double value of sustained styling and
advanced engineering. The six quite
naturally follows the same pattern
of the Packard 120 which has so
successfully demonstrated it ability
to enter and command a lower price
market."
Hospital- Aid I'rged.
PORTLAND, May 28. (API Mayor
Joseph Carson dispatched letters to
Governor Martin and the board ol
control urging immediate action
upon the $200,000 legislative appro
priation for a Multnomah county
tuberculosis hospital.
Closing time for Too Late to Clas
sify Ads is 1:30 p. m.
FAR-EAST FLAVOR '
There Is the fragrance which
Orientals prefer. In our Selected
Teas. In your home you may4 ,
serve Tea of the Identical ex
cellence of flavor that visitors
to "The Par East" enjoy In
China's delightful Tia House.
All Teas are not the same. Try
one trial pound of our Selected
Tea, and know!
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TEA&COFFEECO.
"4 S. nnrtlett. Phone 10ST
Closing time for Too Late to CIm-
sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. '
A Prize Winner
Tomorrow we will feature a special Lemon Chiffon
Pie which is perhaps the finest yon've ever tasted.
The Rogue Valley housewife from whom we secured
the recipe for this pie is a Graduate Home Economist
and is widely known for her unusual and delightful
dishes . . . this Chiffon Pie. you will agree, is no ex
ception. . '
i
We have taken this recipe and followed it exactly and
can offer you an outstanding summer dessert at the
low price of '
28c
This pie will serve 5 or 6 people. Our supply is limited
so come early.
And Remember:
We have the largest and most complete stock of
breads and pastries in this section Qt the coast.
And our store is the logical place to come to when ,
getting together your Memorial Day Outing Lunch.
Under New Ownership
WE HAVE EVERYTHING
FOR YOUR WEEK END PICNIC
Sweet Pickles - Relishes Cheese - Olives
Meat Sauces Pastries - Lunch Meats
LAMB SPECIALS
Boston Style Legs o; Lamb, lb 24c
Loin Lamb Chops, lb. 30c
Legs o' Lamb, lb. ... 27c
Rolled Rump Roast . . lb. 20c
ALL MEAT NO WASTE
BACON JOWELS . . . lb. 21c
MILD WELL SMOKED
Smoked Picnic Sh'lders lb. 23c
Veal Roast shoulder cuts lb: 16c
DILL PICKLES quart 8c
Assorted Lunch Meats lb. 27c
FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES
One of our trucks will arrive in Medford Saturday Morn
ing with five tons of SHAFTER NEW POTATOES. The
driver wires that the quality is very good and the price
exceptionally low!
Oranges, bursting with juice, 3 doz. 25c
Local Peas, full pods. .3 lbs. 17c
Lg. Celery, Utah or White each 10c
Green Beans, Blue Lake 3 lbs. 23c
sparagus, green, tender 2 lbs. 13c
lettuce, large, solid 2 for 9c
Cucumbers, long green, each. . 5c
Tomatoes, fancy field grown. .2 lbs. 35c
Spinach, fancy local 3 lbs. 10c
Cabbage, local solid lb. 4c
Gooseberries, extra fancy. . . .2 qts. 19c
New crop Onions, red or
Bermuda . 5 lbs. 19c
Turnips or Carrots, locals. 3 bunches 10c
Onions or Radishes, locals . 2 bunches 5c
WITH THE VALLEY TRADE IS THE VALLEY MADE BE WISE BUY WISE-AND ECONOMIZE AT
Hollovay's Reliable Grocery
W. A. H0LL0WAY, Owner.
100 Independent, No Affiliations
PHONE 20
We have everything you need for your week-end outing trip. See our Big
Line of Picnio and Outing Supplies Paper Plates, Cups, Forks, Spoons, Table
Cloths. Napkins, etc. BUY FOR TWO DAYS STORE CLOSED MONDAY
Phone ZO
For Reliable
Free Delivery
4 Deliveries Daily
Any Size Order
Parker's Potato Chipsig.pkg.i5c, Med3Pkg.25c
Lime Rickey or Ginger Ale sM for 25c
Sardines, fancy imported cross pack, can . 10c
Deviled Ham, Virginia style, 2 cans 25c
Chicken Spread, large 3V2-ounce can . . 1QC
Preserves, S. & W., pure, jar 10c
The Famous
CORNING
QUEEN
OLIVES
Sampled & Demonstrated
SATURDAY
Olive Fork F REE
with 1 qt. or 2 pt, cans
PRICES FROM
10c to 98c
PICKLES
C.H.B., 12 oz. jar. Sweets, Sweet
Sliced. Mixed or Dill
19
Crackers, Krispy, the quality cracker, 2 lbs. . 29
Pork and Beans, large 22V2-ouncecan . . . . . Qc
WAX PAPER
2 rolls 15c
Marshmallows
lb. pkg. 15c
Peanut Butter, pound jar . , . ... 19c
Tomatoes, standard pack, large 2V2 can . 0c
Corn or Peas, fancy quality, 2 cans 29c
Fancy Whole Beets, No. 2, two cans ..... 25c
Apricots, whole, No. 1 can , Oc
Kellogg's Corn Flakes, 3 packages 25c
FLOUR
Kitchen Queen r nt
49 lb. sack Hby
Swift's Good WiU Offer
SWIFT'S PREMIUM
Corned Beef ... . can 18c
Sliced Beef lg. 7 oz. jar 27c
Sliced Bacon h lb. pkg. 23c
Deviled Meat V size 6 for 25c
V2 size 3 for 25c
Swift's Pearl
SHORTENING 4 lb. ctn. 53c
Guest Ivory Toilet Soap. . . . .12 bars 55c
Medium Ivory . Soap .3 bars 19c
Bjorene Washing Powder, lg. pkg.. 33c
PJCIrvI JF.S Assorted any way you wish.
e 0.. jar 2 jars 25c
We Have Everything In Fruits and Veg etables In Season For the Picnic Lunch '
CUCUMBERS, Pierce's Fancy Hot House, 2 f or . ... 19c
Tomatoes, field grown, lb. . 17c
' Extra Fancy Indio
Radishes and Green Onions, 3 for .10c
Oranges, Sunkist, doz. .... 35c
Just the size for the picnio lunch
Lemons, Sunkist, doz. ..... 23c
CANTALOUPES, Jumbo Size, 2 for .... . 25c
When you shop for STRAWBERRIES, don't forget we have the LARGEST
STOCK OF LOCALS in town.
CUTTY R3EATT RaAMSETT
121 North Central Phone 324 Free Delivery Any Size Order
Come To the City . Market For Better Picnic Meats
BUY FOR 2 DAYS CLOSED MONDAY
HAM Home Cured, half or whole lb. 20c
Bacon Backs
Cottage Butts
lb. 25c
lb. 25c
Bacon Squares lb. 19c
Veal' Roast
Short Ribs
Lard
Kteer
Beef
rnr Home
Rendered
lb. 15c
lb. 15c
2 lb. 25c