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fEPFORP MAIL TRIBUTE. rEDFOHD, OREfipy. FRIDAY. ATOUST 6. 1037. PAGE FIVE Child Bride Prefers Doll FOR MEMBERSHIPS (Continued nom t&g one.) we will definitely oppose radical agi tators aeeKing to exploit the cauae of irfbor," the statement declared. "We approve the principle of collec tive bargaining. We believe that em ployers should at all times be willing to meet with representative groupa of employes, whether organized or not organized. We favor payng the highest wages 'consistent with sound business operation. I "Associated Farmers Is sincerely j Interested in the preservation of law ; and order, especially as that law and order relate to the harvesting, pro oessing and movement of crops along . the highways of this county. This, orderly handling and movement of crops affects the happiness and pros perity of every citizen of Jackson county. "Associated Farmers opposes the violation of law by any group, either vigilante or radical." We favor the protection of all interests by legal means." The need of such an organization aa Associated Farmers was created by repeated riotous disturbances In var ious agricultural districts of Califor nia, the statement said. "During the past four years, 37 labor disturbances have been delib erately caused in California by radi cal asiltatora who are not workers and who have less Interest in the welfare , of workers than they have in the ; overthrow of established govern ment," the statement averred. "It Is significant that these so called 'labor activities' are concen trated In districts paying the highest agricultural wages in the world the Pacific coast states." The menace of radical agltr "an in Oregon ia imminent, the et... anient Indicated, saying that "the entire state la facing radical activities In tended to obstruct normal harvest ing, processing and transportation of crops and to create losses for all con cerned," The statement concluded with an Invitation to all persons engaged in farming to join the association. ? f Mrz si .-f- A 1 'iff A Little 11-vear old Mary Francis Grimes, shown with her gangling. fl7-venr old cotton picker husband, William H. Grimes, told authorities she didnt love her husband "nearly as much as my doll." The girl was held by Juvenile authorities and her husband was put In Jail until dis position of the case was derided by Poplar Bluffs. Mo., officials. Bee Keepers Get . Marketing Help WASHINGTON. Aug. 6. (AP) President Roosevelt signed today a bill authorizing the secretary of agriculture to enter into marketing agreements with bee keepers. Congress earlier had renewed agri cultural adjustment act marketing agreement provisions applicable to milk and other farm commodities, but honey was not Included in the first authorization. ill"" aa g AS soon word got around that the Peter Non-Disintegrating, Expanding Bullet did a quicker, cleaner big-game job, sportsmen began to clamor for it in other calibers. So now, in addition to the .3040 and ,30'OS sizes, this belted smasher is ready in 3030 and .35 Remington calibers. With controlled and positive expansion deeper penetration little or no loss of weight. Mott To Support hatcheries Bill ASTORIA, Aug. 6. (AP) Repre sentative James W. Mott advised City Attorney James L. Hope he would support before the house com merce committee and on the floor the bill authorizing expenditure ot S500.000 for construction of federal fish hatcheries on the Columbia rlvei and It tributaries. The measure was approved by the senate commerce committee as amend ed by Senator Stelwer. Fisheries Com missioner Frank Bell had testifier! unfavorably on the ground the meas ure conflicted with the presidents fiscal policies. KILLS 2 SISTERS MOTHER AND SELF (Continued from Page One.) Oregor. the mother, lay crumpled st the foot of the bed. Bernard's note, continued: "At one time or other I've heard all these say something exactly like they wished they were dead. "So maybe I am really right . There la absolutely nothing ahead. Hint Given Mother "I am the only one who knows what I Intend to do. I told mother to have some kind of a will made out In case something would happen to her at any time." Herman Schutte. a neighbor, said "We heard the shots about 5 a. m and got up and looked around. When we couldn't find anything we went back to bed. "Frank found the bodies when he came in this morning." The rifle found in the bedroom In the second floor apartment was a single-shot, police said, and would have to be reloaded for each shot. personnel reductions, as notices cut ting 500 women from sewing projects were mailed out. The office of Administrator . J. Griffith announced that the state rolls must be cut from 13,400 to 10. 400 between July 31 and August 15 to bring the state within federal quotas. Both men and women will be drop ped, aliens, the inefficient and non relief assignments being the first to go, the announcement said. PLAN INITIATION Pickets Protest Cut In WPA Roll PORTLAND, Aug. 8. ( AP) Pick et paraded in front of WPA head qu arte re here Thursday In protest to Initiation of a large class of candi dates will be held during the annual I convention of the Oregon State Elks association in Medford. September 34-36, inclusive, it was announced today by Ernest Scott, secretary of the local lodge. Degree will be con ferred bp the winning team in the ritualistic contest. It Is being urged by Btate officers and the Medford lodge that ev-jry lodge In the state which Is sending a delegation to the convention send at least one candidate for this class. Scott will leave Medford tomorrow morning for a vacation trip in the northern part of the state, during which he will contact several lodges on business pertaining to the state conntion. He reports that enthu siasm Is mounting dally for the con vention and that over 500 visitors are expected. Closing time for Too Lata to Clas sify Ads is 1 :30 p. m. EXPECT LARGE CROWD! i AT BENEFIT DANCE IN J'VILLE GRANGE HALL Preparations were completed today to accommodate a large crowd at Che benefit dance and social to be held In the Jacksonville Orange hall to morrow under auspices of the Jack son county agriculture committee. The affair Is being held to raise funds for a highly respected Jackson county family, beset by several se rious misfortunes during the past year. Food and medicines are among the Items that are urgently needed. Learning ot the family's plight, friends arranged among themselves to render eld. The movement spreaa spontaneously and the agriculture committee volunteered to take charge of the benefit. All county Orangea are participat ing In the affair and the public is Invited to attend and help the cause. The Jacksonville orchestra will provide music at the hall and several other dance bands have been en gaged to play for the ovcflow crowds that are expected. Refreshments will be served during the evening. Ticket may be procured from any , Orange member or at the county agent's office in the county court house here. Licensed to Weil A marriage li cense was Issued by the Josephine county clerk's office yesterday to Wil liam Tatten. mill operator of Butt Falls, and Helen May Jamison of Eagle Point. E UNIT IS RETIRED The original Norge marathon rolla tor refrigerator unit has turned Its last revolution and after 3883 days and nights of continuous operation. It has been retired to oecome a part of the Internationally known exhibit In America's industrial hall of fame, Henry Lord's celebrated Edison insti tute museum, according to E. J. Peldman, local Norge dea'er. This standard Norge roll a tor. which has been operating bince 1926. was connected with an open coollrg coll exposed to room temperature so that It operated under conditions far more severe than could possibly be en countered In home use. This test, which is equivalent to 37 veers of home use, left no apprec iable mark of wear on the roll a tor mechanism. It Is still capable of oper ating with unimpaired etficiency. "The amazing efficiency of the Noiye rollator compressor is due to its smooth, easy, rolling power." says Mr. Frldmnn. "Only Norge has the rollator with only three moving parts." l BEFORE YOU I SCAORAM'S SEVEN CROWN BLENDED WHIS KEY. Th ttrstajht MrttUklM In Ihi product ir B yaara or more Id, ttralHht whlaklaa, nt S nautral spirit ttUtlllad fwm Amiii can grain. MO Proof. Copr. IftiT, Saaxram OI tlllorm Corporation. Kaocutlvo Officaa. Now la Hood River Fruit Scale Deadlocked HOOD RIVER, Aug. fl. (AP) Week-long negotiations failed to bring an agreement between the Apple O rowers' association and the Fruit. Cannery and Agricultural Workers' union on new wage and hour schedules. Association officials contended the scales proposed by the union would Increase apple and pear prices 36 cents a box. The union denied the scale was excessive, asserting it was on a parity with that already ac cepted by other packing organizations. PETERS aaaaaW .atf. Kri Tab. Five Industrial Deaths In Week SALEM. Aug. 8. (AP) Five fatal ltles end 1,136 accident were report ed during the week ending yesterday to the state Industrial accident com mission. Fatalities were: Ray W. Kelly. Banks choker setter. Injured July 29 at Banks; E. H. Schroeder, Reedsport timber faller, Injured July 32 at Reedsport: L. O. Orlffln, Yamhill carrier driver. Injured July 26 at Yamhill: A. L. Hawk, Prlnvllle check scaler, Injured July 29 at Prlnevllle: E. H. Freese, Bonanza farm worker, Injured July 29 at Bonanza. - Odd Facts of OLD BOSTON A CLOCK IN THE TOWflt Or THt OLD fOUTH MtlTlNG MOUSE, TME TIM! ClOCK INBOiTO. VAi COHSTttUCTin BY OAWtN BROW IH 1181 NEITHER ME HO Ulf hum nAvttvEnnim PAID FOR THli CLOCK. THE OLD BOfTON THEATRE HAD SO MANY FIREf THEY UN ALLY ARRANGED WITH THE FIRE COMPANY TO NAVE A DOOR CUT THROUGH THE REAR tO THAT THE EIRE ENGINES COULD BE RUN DIRE CTLY ONTO THE fTA6(TO PUT OUT THE T-REQUEMrnm. y-jia 1 07n kwi nu JSP A CERTAIN PAffAOtWAY AT THE REAR OP HOUSE t ON OtVONSNIRE ST. WA$ CALLED' DING DONG AUIY'BECAUSE ITS AiANY''BACHDOOR DHLS WERE ALWAYS BEING RUNG BY GANGS Of BOYS TO PLAGUE THE SERVANTS. r.. i mo nm.vv - ..iirn i VrTOMAKlTH,S ..buy Atom' TO-' Sen fiuA, Jne ttinn.nAtu ttESTERtl THRIFT Medford's original cut rate drug stores are continuing to offer you Southern Oregon's lowest prices on drugs, tobaccos, sundries and toiletries. Shop at either of your Western Thrift Stores and be assured of lowest prices on any of your everyday drug store needs. Check these deep-cut prices for Saturday. YOU CAN'T BEAT PRECES LIKE THESE! 12 bars PALM OLIVE Toilet Soap 49 IVORY SOAP Medium Size 6 bars 31 0. K. Laundry Soap Large Size bars 25c COTTON HOSPITAL TYPE POUND ROLL 19c NURSING BOTTLES 3 for 10c PACKER'S GLOVES Assorted Sizes 3 Pr 20 PACXER'S COTS Assorted Sizes 2 fr 5c CITRATE of Magnesia 12 oz. bottle 10' OVALTINE SIX OUNCE TIN 24c JERGEN'S LOTION Reg. 25c 13c FLY SPRAY In Your Container Per Gal. $138 ADHESIVE TAPE Water Proof 1 in. by 1 5 yds. I C Glycerine Suppositories For Infants Bottle of 12 9 Shop Here With the Original Price Cutters Have your films developed here abso lutely free. Prints are only 4o each regardless of size. All work is guaran teed to be satisfactory. Bring us your prescriptions and have them accurately compounded by phar macists with years of experience. You will be surprised at the saving In price. Main & Central Under the Big Clock Phone 274 TWO STORES 125 East 6th Across from the M. M. Phone 1374 "Pay Less and Park Easier" at the 313-315 N. Riverside Phone 358 Our Own Free Delivery Open Sundays and Evenings 'ilililMliH VALUES Shortening 4 lb. pkg. 43c Swift's Pearl MILKrTlaerP 4 cans 25c Case of 48 cans $3.00 Corned Beef Hash can 15c Swift's 16 02. can SUGAR PURE CANE 10 Lb 53c sack w w 100 lb. sack $5.17 Buy gugar Now, as the canning iraftan progreftM it may go up. OXYDOL 19c Lg. pkgr. JELLO 3 pkgs. 14c Kerr's Lids Regular OC 3 DOZ C.OC VINGEAR 40 Grain . gal. 15c GRAPEFRUIT 2 cans 25c Fancy Bella Vista Brand CORNED BEEF . can 17c Swift's Premium POTATOES .12 lbs. 25c U. 8. No. 1. Local. Very nice SLICING CUCUMBERS. 2 for 5c BANANAS lb. 5c LOCAL PEPPERS . 2 lbs. 15c BACON BACKS BOLOGNA HAMBURGER Vrj Lean Tint srsds In Cellophane casing No Water No Cereal lb. 25c lb. 20c lb. 15c Pork Luncheon Meat . lb. 30c Hormel's Finest
