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ifEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. rEDFORD. OHEGON. FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8. 193?, PAGE NINE 1 10 GIVE DEPOSITIONS ' IN SUIT OF BREWERS Millard Crabtre. Ben Early. Ralph Modrell, L. J. Cox. J. P. Benhtm. Gordon Meredith and Art Shlmtn, member of Medford Local No. 67 of the International Teamster union, are directed In an order alined ya terday by Circuit Judge H. D. Norton to appear in circuit court Wednesday, September 8, for the purpose of tak ing depositions in the suit of the Acme Brewery company of California, and 10 other mid-west and Pacific coast breweries against the Interna tional Teamsters union and Its af filiate for Jackson and Josephine counties. The above-named are also defendants, with other local members In the usit. The Acme Brewery and other brew eries. In the suit filed 10 days ago. seek $165,000 damages and a re straining order prohibiting' the Teamsters union from refusing to make d'elivery of the defendants' beer, alleging a "conspiracy" exist to "boycott" their product. As a re milt only the products of Oregon and Washington breweries are available here. The complaint seta forth the Aome and associate breweries have no dis putes with union labor, but the dif flculy U a question of Jurisdiction between the Brewera Union and the Teamsters Union. Reese Creek has set October M u die for erml hearing on th application of ths Bend Bulletin for radio station license at Bend, the Joumal'a Wash ington correspondent said today. On September 13 the commission will hear testimony- of Klwood W. Llpplncott for a radio license at Bend, the dispatch stated. -a- OPEN NEXT WEEK Majority of the country schools of the county will open Monday and Tuesdsy, with study scheduled to start Wednesday. Ashland and Medford schools open the same date as will the Oold Hill. Rogue River and Jacksonville schools. The Central Point school Is scheduled to open Monday, September 13. Prospect school will not open until t bout October 1, owing to Improve ments to the present school and construction of a new high school building. Rural teachera the past week have been visiting the county superinten dent office receiving supplies and In REESE CREEK, Sept. S-(Spl) Mr. Dugan of Sams Valley thrashed for Jack Orow and Mr. Evenslrer August M, taking over for Herbert Perry. W. B. Hammill and J. . Ielh have finished picking their Bartlett crop. Maurice Jack left August 27 for his second year at Bible Institute at I)s Angeles, Cal. Mrs. Edward Cowden was home for the week-end visiting Mr. Cowden and daughter and husband, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ragsdals and children. A. E. Shuhan and son Alfred an building a born for Mr. and Mrs. Raloh Merrltt. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Fowler and son Carl, Jr.. of Talent were calling at the w. R. Lamb home August 37. Mrs. Homer Martin and sons Hollls snd Stanley, were shopping In Med ford August 30. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Sutton and two daughters Betty Jean and Barbara and son Sanders ot los Angelas are making their home In our commun ity. They are staying at present wun Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Husbands on crater Lake highway. Betty Jean will rnter high school at Eagle Point and Barbara will attend the Reese creek school. Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Leigh and son Dirk, called at the W.'R. Lamb home Sunday evening. Their son Dee, who has a fine position with the tele phone company In Klamath Palls, was home over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Humphrey visited their mine on the Illinois river August 37. I Newt Ellslient nas return ca dddib from the hospital In Medford where he underwent a major operation sev eral weeks ago. He la doing nicely at present. . Mrs. Ralph Merrltt and Janet and Jimmy spent September 3 In Eagle Point visiting her mother, Mrs Ruth Davidson. School will begin September 7 with Mrs. Opal Mooter for the upper room, and Mrs. Bulla M. Mlnter In charge of the lower grades. Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Lamb and Judith Lynn Conrad and Bryan Tro dell attended the alumni dinner at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 0. Lamb of Derby August 27 at 7 o'clock. The banquet was put on by Mr. and Mrs. Bell. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. Mann and daughter. Mr. and Mrs Eldred. Mr. and Mrs. Dunlsp and Zne Dunlap. Frank Dunlap, Mr. and Mrs. Unduly and the host and hostess and daughter Edna. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Lewis were call ing at the W. R. Lamb home Sep tember 1. They went to Eagle Point on business. Charles Cummons and alster Mir iam, were also calling at the Lamb home September 1. PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 3. (AP) The AFL-CIO blockade In the major sawmills here forced M partial shut down of two planta today. Congested by sawdust end block wood accumulated from sawing op erations, the Jones Lumber company and the Clark & Wilson mllla stopped cutting logs, slthough other depart ments. Including planing machines, continued to operate. Workmen began atoklng burners to capacity In bops of clearing enough sawdust and block wood by Tuesday to permit resumption of sawing. The day dawned wltl ut AFL pick ets before the big mills, where CIO workers have been producing lumber In deflsnce of the AFL. which seeks full control of the lumber employes. However. Bonn Mathla. AFL leader. said pickets would be hack before the day was over. Dse Mall tribune want ads. LEWIS WILL SEEK FARMER SUPPORT FOR THIRD PARTY (Continued from Paga On.) supremacy between the CTO and the American Federation of Labor. Green to Speak. William Green. A. F. of I, presi dent, will speak at Dallas, Tex., Mon day. Other labor leaders who haw ar ranged holiday speeches include John Prey, A. P. of h. metal trades chief, and) John Brophy. CIO director. Secretary Perkins wlft Issue a gen eral Labor Day statement Sunday. The year since organized labor ob served Its last national holiday haa been one of the most trying periods In Its history. Besides the steel strike, the CIO conducted an active campaign In the automobile and textile field and drove a wedge Into AFL domination of national maritime unions. Both Lewis and Green claim a membership of about 3,000,000 work era for their organizations. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN HONORED BY LEADERS NEW TORK, Bept. 8. (AP) A wreath from President Roosevelt waa laid today at the foot of the Benja min Franklin statue opposite city hall In observation of Franklin Day In the current celebration of the 160th anniversary of the adoption of the constitution. A message from Cordell Hull, secre tary of state, waa read to some 3,000 persona gathered for the event. TRANSIENT FINED FOR DEFACING ROAD SIGN Woodrow J. Henegan, a transient, charged with deftstng a highway sign at the Junction of the Klamath-Ashland and Pacific highway, entered a plea of guilty In Justice court yes terday and was sentenced to five days In the county Jail and assessed 4.50 costs. The sentence was suspended upon condition Henegsn depart Jackson eounty and the state of Oregon forth with. . Two Fatalities SALEM, Sept. 8. (AP) Two fatal itlen and 1.065 accidents were re ported during the week ending yes terday to the stat industrial acci dent commission. Fat all tie were Mattl Sorvarl. Astoria longshoreman, injured August 33: and Gerald Jen sen, Htllsboro laborer, Injured August 87. ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS MEET IN PORTLAND NEXT SPOKANE. Sept. 8. ( AP) Choos ing Portland for their 1038 meeting, members of the American Institute of Electrical Engineers ended their convention with a banquet here last night. A to of the dice gave the en glneera' golf cup to R. H. Dearborn of Oorvallls, Ore., who tied, bn the course with Charles H. Cutter of Seattle and O. C. Boeder of Port land. Lyle Pawn, 111 Burns THE DALLES. Sept. 3. (AP)-lre destroyed the Lyle lumber mill oper ated by Frank cox and about 350, 000 board feet of rough lumber last night with the loss estimated at 810.000. Cox said the damage was not covered by Insurance. True Love NEW TORK. Sept. 8. (UP) John Koppelmeyer, 73. denied he waa in consistent In asserting his love for his wife, Elizabeth, 70. after throw ing a bottle at her when be came home drunk. Magistrate William O'Dwyer asked him why. "Because It waa an empty bottle ." Koppelmeyer aald. Wife Has Job BEAVER, Pa., Sept. 8. (UP) Mrs. Blanche Boles. 31, returned to her divorced husband as his hired house keeper today so that she could take care of her six children, who went to live with their father after the divorce. Too Much Good Luck BUDAPEST. Sept. 3. (UP) Ste phen Make, a fisherman, complained that for weeks his oatchea had been small. He was despondent, threat ened suicide, but wanted to make Just one big catch. Today he pulled in so many fish his boat overturned. Stephan drowned. . Tokens Poison Cashiers TOPEKA, K.. Sept. 3. (UP) Cashiers in movie houses are de veloping zinc poisoning through fre quent handling of Kansas' zinc sales tax tokens. L. O. Honlg. representa tive of a Kansas-Missouri movie chain, complained today to the state compensation commission. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:80 p. m. Us Mall Tribune want ads. Fern Valley FERN VALLEY. Sept. 8. (Spl.) Mr. KnuM, representative of the Mu tual Benefit Health end Accident as sociation, was a business csller In Fern Valley Wednesday. Mrs. will Gentry ol Tuscon, Artr,.; Mrs. Hill of Medford snd Mrs. Sher ries of Klamath. CeJU.. called on Mrs. L. H. Hughea Tuesday. Dallas Beeder. accompanied by his niotser. Mrs. Frank Parts, left for Sule August 3S. He expect to re main there and Mrs. Parks will re turn after a two weeks' visit with hor son. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Perns end son. Billy, attended a show In Medford Sunday evening. Mrs. Lester Cerr was s Medford shopper Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Kantor and girls called on Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marsnau In Medford Saturday evening. School will start September 7. HEARING IS SET FOR BEND RADIO STATION PORTt.AKD. Sent. S. (UP) The ff1rsl rAmnvmlcatlnn commission A - lUIl sf S MEW JPE'CREAMED CXSCO K CAKES AND MOKE Jf 1 J) i" ' ""Oat 13 X , vEwcpsa?. PLJ iNsf:' 1 fXf SEEMS TWICE AS T5N V EASY TO BLEND- JV Jf j J ano pastry twice 'fH rN SCRISCO IS THEZ ff . CREAM EST VEGETABLE yD&C3 f$ SHORTENING IT ISNT V S i V f 1 CREAMED JUST 20RZ I ff , TIMES ITS CREAMED J f .f ifj t, "3X JyZt c,cf mummy says'i LfhSi wmI used 55 VS Wffl crisco.we V 2K HAVE THE K USAStF BEST EATS I JJJJ , FIVE MIRACLES! XilK: For your cakes, pies and fried foods J NewRiper-creimedCrisooismtrsrii. lanly creamy in cakes. It creams with sugar and eggs in 30 seconds! 2MiMCtiiout cami fluffier, lighter . ..... i i i Slay Kernel i 3MIM.CU10US rill seem ficie as . . i i s MiMcuioot Rita roooi. Ai crisp and ' brown as if tiiW mimcuious MUTnitm Critooisall vegetable good (or youl 5- 1 ' UN m chiMim el all eeetl FREE with any purchase ef FISHER'S BLENP FLOUR : it v a. mi (steamed ibu IMPORTANT! Just say "Crisco" at your tore and you'll get new jer.cremed Crisco. No change ia cither wrapper or can. At todav'a moderate prices, the 3-lb. size, with its louer price per pound, is your best buy! Tana In en f'rlsce'a popular "Vie and Made" nn Mondays to rrtdats. Kill), 1:in A. M l KPO. A. M., P.e.T. no n nn nn LiyjiM Ml JVl ROTHER BIG FOOD CENTER MAIN AND BARTLETT STS. Telephone 353 or 354 4 Free Deliveries Daily Telephone 353 or 354 You Will Save Money on These Buy For Two Days Store Closed Monday 1 a 1 1 I A':5 . a -vjjs i vrw mm. LABOR DAY SPECIALS SATURDAY Tomorrow morning when you itart out for your wk-ent1 Food hopplnf why not go direct to Luman's where you ran buy all foods and avoid the trouble of going from place to placet Many people follow this practice and are pleased QNE CAL. Li w,,h hr "tint or nntn f,mf and money. These advantage are worthy of Ji f 4 i yur consideration. Vou will like the foods, prices and senlee and we'll be BUY ALL looking for you, and remember store will close all day MondayLabor Day. TOMATO JUICE Knight's seasoned right 3 tall cans 25c JEWEL SHORTENING 4 lb. pkg. 59c STORE HOURS Week Days 8 A. M, to 6 P. M. Saturdays 8 A. M. to 8 P.M. I G A CORN FLAKES ... 2 packages 15c SYRUP Melrose Oane & Maple 24 os. bottle 25' POTATOES Local New 50 lba. for. . .90c 10 lbs. for. . .19c CRISCO 3 lb. pail. . . .59c 6 lb. pail. . .$1.19 Bring your Crisco Coupons to Luman's O K SOAP 25' e Large Bars Lunch Meats, Pickles, Cheese for your Labor Day Picnic wges FANCY YOUNG FRYERS AND HENS FINE FLAVORED ROASTS AND STEAKS Nice Young Fryers, lb 25c Hens, choice young R. I. Red. . . .lb. 20c Swiss Steaks from Prime Beef, lb. 25c Veal Roasts, Bonelss Rolled, lb 20c Swift's Hams, half or whole, lb.. . . .30c Salt Pork, fine for frying, lb. ..... . 20c Beef Short Ribs Fine for Baking . . .lb. 12Jc Veal Loin or Rib Steaks .... lb. 20c Bacon, sugar cured, med. thick, lb. 30c Prime Rib Roasts and Tied lb. 20c Fresh Side Pork. . lb. 20c Hamburger, fresh ground ..... .lb. 15c Country Style Sausage lb. 15c Shortening 3 lbs. 39c Lard, home rendered. ..... . . ... . .lb. 15c Choice Beef Pot Roast .lb. 15c Kraft's Miracle Whip Salad Dressing or Relish Spread 35c " 23c v QUART SIZE PINT SIZE NEW NUCQA . . . lb. 20c FUN DOOK FREE Fisher's Fun Book Free with any size sack of Fisher's flour. Can Peaches NOW Buy your canning Peaches at Luman's now. Best varieties are ready. SARDINES Largs Oral Tina 3 for 25c HONEY Local New Crop Lb. Pail 55c Labor Day Flour Leaders h $1.89 Pillshury's Best 49 lb. sack ... Pillsbury's, 5 lb. sack Sho-Sheen Cake Flour Pillsbury's Pancake Flour , MOON BRAND Montana Hard Wheat Flour. 49 lb. sack ..... KITCHEN QUEEN An all purpose flour. 49 lb, sack KLAMATH BOUQUET 49 lb. sack .. ;.. ...29 ...29 .23 $1.55 $1.69 $1.35 MILK 4 TALL CANS 29c Per Case 48 Tall Cans S3.45 Labor Day SPECIAL SATURDAY Medford Boxmakeri 1 pound S. & W. 27c 2 pounds S. & W. aaiC Parked In Tfoot Rnira nrlp Mrdford's Pay Roll. I .v V . .1 SUGAR 10 lbs. 57c 100 lbs. $5-29 LUMAN'S Bakery Specials SATURDAY ONLY YOUR LAST CHANCE tabor nsr will he yonr last rhanm this summer to enjoy a double holldsy fnr a plrnlc to your favorite outdoor spot -tor a trip to the ses.hore or the mountains. Whether ou slay at home we hare doxens of Items that will make jour outing more enjntahle. Cakes, most any kind you want Each 59c Cookies, a large variety to choose from, lSc 19c 23c doz A wide assortment of sandwich breads and buns for your outing. FRUITS Ct VEGETABLES . 8ATURDAY ONLY Field Grown Tomatoes 3 ib. 1 0c Bunch Vegetables 3 for 10c Local Fresh. Tender HEW CABBAGE LETTUCE CC3KIHG APPLES . CORN, fresh, tender Large crisp heads lb. 2:2C 2 for 9c 6 lbs. 25c dozen 20c ONIONS 8pMtsh,rlVa!adiweet8 IbS. 25&
