fEPFORP MAIL TRIBUTE. rEDFOHD, OREfipy. FRIDAY. ATOUST 6. 1037.
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Child Bride Prefers Doll
FOR MEMBERSHIPS
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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
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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.
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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.
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your everyday drug store needs. Check these deep-cut prices for Saturday.
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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
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Swift's Pearl
MILKrTlaerP 4 cans 25c
Case of 48 cans $3.00
Corned Beef Hash can 15c
Swift's 16 02. can
SUGAR
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10 Lb 53c
sack w w
100 lb.
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$5.17
Buy gugar Now, as the
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may go up.
OXYDOL
19c
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pkgr.
JELLO
3 pkgs. 14c
Kerr's Lids
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3 DOZ C.OC
VINGEAR 40 Grain .
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CORNED BEEF . can 17c
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lb. 15c
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