Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 28, 1937, Image 9

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Newspaper Page Textm"fdford matl tk trust:, mtdford OTJF.aoN-. frtday. may 23, it. PAGE NINE PACIFIC REACHED BY SEAH0SP1TAL George F. Baker, New York Financier, Reported Out of Danger After Mercy Dash by Hospital Ship ABOARD CUTTER TANEY IN MID PACIFIC. May 28 p George P. Baker, one of the world's wealthiest men, was reported out of Immediate danger today after a floating ho pttal contacted the New York bank er's yacht In mld-Paclflc. Dr. D. J. Zaugg of the United States public health service boarded the yacht Viking at 3:82 a. m. (9:22 a. m E.S.T.) after a race to bring emergency aid to Baker, during which the cutter Taney was converted In mid-oceari Into a -floating hospital. Dr. Zaugg reported no immediate blood transfusion was necessary to save the 59-year-old banker from peri tonitis. He said no attempt would be made ' to transfer the chairman of the First National bank of New York from his yacht to the cutter. Dr. Zaugg will remain aboard the yacht during a 270-mlle race to Hono lulu. The cutter will convoy the yacht Into port. Flashing searchllghta of the Viking led the Taney to the yacht's side early this morning, ending the speedy mercy dash. Dr. Zaugg and available medical supplies were lowered to a small boat and five minutes later he was at Baker's bedside aboard the Schlitz in "Steinies" fox Old-Time Goodness A TREAT awaits you when, you taste Schlitz in "Steinie" Brown Bot. Brewed from the world' finest malt and hops . . . un der Precise Enzyme Control . . Schlitz brings you, u infer and summer, thai uniformly delicious, old-time flavor. Order a case today. (You don't have to cultivated a tatle for Schlitg, You I like it on first acquaint' I ance, and ever after. J JOS. SCHLITZ BREWING CO MILWAUKEE, WIS. iOprrlRbt 19)7, Joi. Ichllts Brewing C. 61 A Week-End SPECIAL Why not have an early breakfast the two holidays and serve Model Battery's BUTTERHORNS 3 for 13c for dinner or your outing, we have the Roses In Snow CAKE with apricot filling and frost ing. each 49c Picnic Cakes Each 5c MODEL BAKERY Phone 511 yacht. Calm mm and bright moonlight facilitated the transfer. Th Viking appealed for aid yes terday after Baker had undergone an emergency operation performed by Dr. W. B. Clark of the Canadian Pti ciflo liner Nlaeara. which hove to In answer to the Vtklng'i pie for aid. Lut night the United States navy entered the race against death, send ing a plane out from Honolulu to overtake the cutter with serum ob tained after the Taney sailed with Dr. D. J. Zaugg of the United States public health service. Sixty miles out of Honolulu, Lieut. F. C. Sutton, piloting the plane, dip ped 300 feet over the Taney and dropped two specifically wrapped par cels Into the water, from which they were quickly picked up by the cut ter'a crew. One batch of serum was designed to permit tests of the Taney'a crew.' .should a blood transfusion be neces sary for the stricken banker. HOLLYWOOD LADY HELD FOR I CLUB PUSS Continued trom tae One ) the rounds of the Inner circle. A detonation cannot be long delayed. although some expert efforts now arc being made to avoid It. Acting Vlee-Chalrman Stewart re signed the other day for the an nounced purpose of taking a better outside Job, but a contributing fac tor was that the rooms of the com mission are too small to hold some of the conflicting element. Possible successor: Ex -Congressman Drlscoll of Pennsylvania. Cooperation. Further recent British steps to ease the flowing tide of gold toward the United States are evident. They are the result of broad official hints from Washington which managed to reach the right parties In London. Concern over gold has thus con tinued to wane in official quarters. In the minds of officials here, the problem Is definitely tied to financial speculation in this country. That is, they now agree excess Import of gold primarily reflecetd foreign buy ing In the American high-grade bond markets. (Not armament buying, etc.) Since speculative activity hi been -moderate lately, gold import! have faflen off. This Is only a hiatus. Tnes. No one seems to know anything fhont a new tax bill this session. Congressional fiscal leaders say they will not stand for one. At the same lime, responsible treasury authorities are noticeably Itching to revise ad ministrative features of the present law. They will certainly seize any opportunity td submit a bill making Important administrative changes to ward the close of the session If they have reason to believe there Is half a chance of getting It through. While waiting. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Is personally comforting himself by conducting a drive on In come taxpayers, checking and double checking the returns, particularly of New Yorkers. This seems to be the main subject of private discussion in the financial district. NEW YORK. May 28. (P) Adela Rogers St. Johr? Hollywood soenarlit and newspaper writer, and her hus band, Patrick OToole, publicity man, were two of seven persons arrested on simple assault charges as a result of a fight early today outside Bill's Gay Nineties, a mid-Manhattan night club. Three men were Injured, one seri ously, in the affray, which attracted a crowd of more than 100 persons, most of them In evening clothes, three police radio cars and a hos pital ambulance. Those arrested In addition to Miss St. John and her husband were Wil liam Wright, radio commentator, who was taken to Bellvue hospital with n fractured skull; Daniel (Don) Hlg r:ina, who said he was In the pub licity department of the Columbia Broadcasting system; Henry Tannen, part owner of the club; William Walsh, a host, and Charles F. (Sail or) Grande, doorman. Cause of the fight, In which all agreed fists swung freely, was a mat ter of much dispute In the East Slst street police station, where all were 'taken. The Issue was left for de cision in Yorkvllle court today, where they were to appear. Miss St. John said she and her party had been celebrating In honor of Wright, who was to have gone to a new position In Hollywood, and decided to "top off" the evening at the night club. They were refused admittance because the house was full, Tannen said. While they were discussing the situation. Miss St. John said, someone took a swing at her. She dodged, and the battle was on. The party of four filed charges against the club employes, who tn turn filed counter-charges. The seven were released in $500 bail each. William Hlnneman, a guest of the club, provided the en tire (3,500. urer. L. H. McBee of Dallas will be the delegate to the national con clave. The convention passed a resolu tion approving formation of cooper atives to facilitate movement of crops from grower to market and to prevent losses due to strikes and other con ditions. A resolution supporting the neutrality bill lost on the ground the measures does not adequately define goods and effects eligible to foreign countrlr in time of war. Ml POLICE BEND. May 38 (AP) Bend young sters gave police, firemen and doc tors a start when they reported a playmate fell into a 48.000 gallon tank near the railroad station. The authorities drained the huge tank but there wasn't any victim. G RO CERY CLERKS TO GET PAY BOOST PORTLAND. May 28. APJ Three hundred Independent retail grocers completed an agreement with the Re tail Clerks' union today. The grocers will pay 17. 50 ft week for Inexper ienced help and 127.50 for experienced clerks. The work week will be 54 hours. A Sunday closing will go into effect on November 1. Notes. There Is talk In Texas quarters (but unconflrmable here) that aon Elliott might be persuaded to run for governor of. the largest state. Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Is understood to be looking for that Chesapeake k Ohio bookkeeper who made a $50,000,000 mistake and did not discover it for rive years. Men like that are hard to find. ILL NEVER MAKE THAT MISTAKE . AGAIN DOUGLAS INFANT SURVIVES KNIFE! PORTLAND. May 28. (AP) Douglas county's nationally famed "twin within a twin" babe Is resting satisfactorily and probably will re cover, doctors at the Doernbecher hospital said today. Surgeons removed a seven-inch em bryo, her twin, from her abdominal cavity Wednesday, The 13-month old tot will remain at the hospital Indefinitely. POTTS RE-ELECTED F! CLATSKANTK. May 28. (AP) O. W. Pott of Jefferson became presi dent for his fifth consecutive term yesterday at the annual Oregon Farm ers' Union convention. The union elected Ronald Jones of Brooks, vice president, and re-elected S. B. Holt of Salem, secretary -trea a- "I tried another brand of corn flakes, thinking I'd bought m bargain. Now I know better! They didn't have Kcllogg's crisp freshness." No imitation can match the delicious crispnesa and flavor of Kellogg's Corn Flakes. They're made better, packed better, taste better. Kept oven-fresh In the exclusive waxtite inner bag. At grocers, ready to servo, You can t buy bigger value. Made by Kel logg in Battle Creek. Say nWCfpe before you say "CORN FLAKES" CORN I FLAKES fi isiB Insist On Delicious Lost River BUTTER The Rockefeller estate will not be entirely bare. Members of the New York stock exchange are contribut ing the usual tlo apiece to raise about 20.000 death gratuity. Individual economists differ as widely as lawyers, but even some in the new order are expressing some doubt as to whether Mr. Roosevelt la getting the right economic advice For Instance, his wages and hours message expressed the desire of put ting "a floor" underneath the exist ing living standard by federal decree of a minimum wage level and maxi mum hours. There la another school of thought which holds he might let floor repairs go and turn is atten tion to the ceiling, .with a view to adding another story to the house. ip m lw r. Lipton grows Tea . . . Lip ton knows Tea. From the lofty heights of famous tea gardens comes Lipton's quality which means added flavor, true economy to you. At all grocers. ,, 1. yPTGDuS TEA YELLOW LABEL 0ftANQE PEKOE; ALSO GREEN JAPAN swrt -(turn wrm faMum FRESHESJ 'because it's Real Mayonna'se made with "FRESH PRESS" SA IAD Oil WHV DOES BEST FOODS WEAL QvJ 7- fl MAYONNAISE TASTE SO MUCH P"TJ, ' 1 - .." I MRU : V .... V vj kiwi t'Tf'. ' J '"S)jt BeCAOSI BEST FOODS IS MADE V IS if U ( -I 'm WITH THE FRESHEST SALAD I I -t , I If $k OIlTMEICISj ITS CALLED Hlf. V'1. I- I JJ"'0 f 'FMSH-PfttSS' 'BECAUSE IT'S AV' Jrjlrkl MJjS tf PREPARED FRESH DAILY FOR I fetfr "X f'tt jfcv EACH DAYS MAYONNAISE Ji Itfr 'iJ v fin nn n rn ROTHERG BIG FOOD CENTER O MAIN AND BARTLETT STS. Telephone 273 - 4 FREE DELIVERIES DAILY Telephone 273 4Vr-S My t " - -Vi A Tip: Store Closed MONDAY MEMORIAL DAY Buy For 2 Days 0 Saturday Specials! Trrpnrf for a two dny Holiday wlwn shopplnf nm tomorrow (Mnturrtfty). Out store will rrinnln closed Monday, nrrat prrpnrotlon wi hf'n made supply your stery food nd for the two. holidays. Tha tlnrst of foods as nsnal at usnal I.uman Lo,' Prices. We'll look for yon In tomorrow. find by confin ing all my food buying to Luman Bros.' store, I can save money and at the same time et the best the mar kets afford." Fig Bars FRESH 2 ibs. 25c Ginger Snaps 2 n. 25c Peanut Buer 2 ibs. 25c $ .98 Peerless Brand. 49 lb. saek - S1.10 Oregon Blend Hardwheat, fully guaranteed. 49 lb. sack ..$1.40 . Kitchen Queen an all purpose flour. 49 lb. sack 91.69 Luman's Meat Specials! Choice R. I. Red Fryers per lb. 25c Choice Beef Pot Roast per ib. 1 5c Prime Rib Roasts w ib. 20c Hamburger fresh ground ib. 1 5c H Steaks sh0 -nc t' lb. 20c Short Ribs Beef Ib. 12V2c Hens Choice Young R. I. Red lb. 20c Veal Rib or Loin Steaks Ib. 20c Veal Shoulder Roasts . lb. 15c Country Style Sausage . per Ib. 15c Pork, fresh side, lb ....20c Lunch Meats, lb. Pr'm,,,m A"or"'' .25c Swift's Premium Ham, lb. " w "hoi.29c Swift's Oriole Bacon, lb. .28c Swift's Silver Leaf Lard, 1 lb. carton 17c Swift's Jewel Shortening, 4 lb. crtn. 59c Swift's Corn Beef Hash, No. 2 tin, ea 15c Swift's Premium Corn Beef, 2 for 35c. 12 oi. tins Swift's Pearl Bulk Shortening, 3 lbs. 39c Sunshine Erispy Crackers or Honey Orahams 2 lb. box 32c hyvvvvv Candy J Fancy Chocolates 3 V V IDS. iSO? sl A A A A Jf m IIIIIHIH ai 8 lb. Boxm 63c in bulk 2 lbs. 25 POTATOES 50 pounds, No. 2's....... ... 10 pounds No. l's .. ...?1.00 20e New Potatoes 10 ibs. 23c I Kellogg's COFFEE Corn Flakes Red "A" 2 regular Ground fresh the . sUe pkgs. way you like It. Kraft's Miracle Whip Salad Dressing or Sandwich Spread 35c 25c QUART SIZE PINT SIZE SUGAR h 10 lbs. 57c 100 lbs. $539 ?vrr unnnn rjeu.mtA nn li. ttatkiiun IVORYFLAKB Pkg.23c Marshmallows FT.T 2igPkgs25c HONEY NVocr8 5 lb, pail 49c una tnvrwwAVt u. R lh nail SI .19 CI2S(RISC0 3 lb pail 590 MILK 4 Tall Cans 29c 7as 48 Cans $3.45 LUMANS Bakery Specials ' SATURDAY ONLY A Prize Winner Tomorrow ws will feature, a lemon Chiffon Pie which is perhaps the finest you've ever tasted. The Rogue valley housewife from whom we se cured this recipe is widely known for her unusual and delightful dishes, this chiffon pie, you will agree is no exception. FRUITS Ct VEGETABLES SATURDAY ONLY Lettuce head 5c New Peas 3 Ibs. for 17c Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c Local Fresh, Tender OUdWUCIIICa LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES SPINACH 1:,:! 4 Ibs. 19c Grapefruit . . . . 3 for 19c Full of Juice. ' Madlum site 28c This pie will serve 5 or 6 people t m WW"ai