Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 15, 1938, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextfEPFORP "NfATL TRTBTTNTE. 1 F.DFO'Rn, OT?F,Ci(TST. FRIDAY. APRTL 15, 1M3. "PAGE THREE OF FULL Senator Reames Telegraphs Salem Chamber of Com merce House Committee to Restore Fiscal Quotas SALEM, April 16. (AP) President Roosevelt's fireside chat last night virtually assured Oregon that It would receive Its full $3,000,000 ahare of federal funds for road construction B. H. Boldocjc, state highway engineer said today. Congress authorized 23 8,000,000 tn Us federal road aid program for the 1938 fiscal year ending next July 1. but only $138,000,000 has been appro priated. The president said he would recommend to congress that It ap propriate the additional $100,000,000. Senator A. E. Reames (D-Ore) tele graphed the Salem chamber of com merce today that the house appro priations committee promised to re store the full quota of federal road funds for both the 1938 and 1939 fiscal years, and that the president toad released funds for federal forest roads and trails and federal land roads. The president's statement also re moved the threat to cut the appro priations In half for the 1938 fiscal year. AF L Marches for "Peace and Harmony" fe v, - -4?.. ' mmr m ..lif5:.v V aW ' , , kij SQUAW LAKE ANGLERS GET LIMIT FIRST DAY Andy Anclron, Mr. and Mrs. EWred Colvcr and Mr. and Mrs. Ray H.unsaker became the first local peo ple to report catching the limit of trout today. The party, flshlna at Sguaw lake thla morning, landed the limit in three hours. They unlet the road to Dividend Bar, two and a half miles from the lake, was In excellent condition. They reported many other fishermen caught the limit at the lake. NIGHT CLUB HEROINE MAKES SUICIDE LEAP NEW YORK, April u.Tho 13-story death plunge of Norma Do Marco. Injured heroine of a Green wich Village night club holdup two days ngo. waa termed by Police In spector Michael r. McDermott today as "undoubtedly a aulclde." The attractive 23-year-cid woman, clad only In a brassiere, fell to her death Inst nlht from the apartment of a friend, Miss Dorothy LaMarr, hatcheck girl at the Howdy club. Lakes Nicaragua and Managua, In the Republic of Nicaragua, are fresh water lakes, but Li them are fottnd shark, tarpon and swordftsh all salt-water fish. For Hie avowed purpose of "peace and harmony,'" American Federation of labor Tories, 1200 stroii;, march ed four abrcat down the main street of Crockett, rallt., to Impress Committee of Imliistrlul Organization supporters. The demonstration was part of the conflict between the two organizations which kept a big sugar refinery closed and caused a riot. RACKET KING FACES LIFETIME IN PRISON NEW YORK. April 15. (AP) A threat of a lifetime In prison. Instead of the two years he surrendered to serve, today hung over Jacob (Gur rah) Shapiro, bull-nccked king of the rackets and reputed ally of midwest era underworlds. The threat came from the possi bility that, while already serving one term and facing trial In two more cases, he might be Indicted again under the 1034 federal anti-rackets act which provides a possible max imum sentence of 99 years. BOBBY JONES BECOMES SPORTING GOODS MOGUL , NEW YORK, April 15. (AP) Rob ert T. Jones. Jr., of Atlanta, former amateur golf champion, has been elected a vice president of the sport ing goods manufacturing and merch andising firm of A. G. Spalding & Bros., It was announced today. Like to Be Spoiled. WASHINGTON, vApril 15. ( AP) American women on the whole rather llko to be spoiled, Mrs. Frank lin Roosevelt told a group of con gressmen's wives yesterday. That ex plains, she said, why there aren't more women in public life where they must stand up under unpleas ant criticism. Coogan, Attorneys Confer I 1 F V it J 4 1 '1 lAv'ltf ii wmmm HONOR STUDENT SENT TO PEN FOR ROBBERY SALE. April 15. (API Maurice Selig, honor graduate tn psychology from the University of Oregon, was today sentenced by Judgo L. H. Mc Mnlmn to serve a year 1 11 the Ktnte penitentiary. Sellg hod pleaded '(Ullty to breaking a window A tho Stevens & Brown jewelry store hero and tak ing diamonds and watches from the place. He was arrested the following day in Portland. (miiKe Flavors Perry PENDLETON. April 15. ( AP) My rlck Grange Wednesday night voted, 32 to 5. in favor of B. A. Perry, Hood River, for master of tho Ore gon State Grange. Perry Is opposed by Ray Gill, Portland, present Grange head. FREIGHTER IS LOADED DESPITE PICKET LINE PORTLAND. April !5. (API The Shephard Line freighter Sea Thrush was loaded without interference yes terday by C.I.O. longshoremen who parsed a Sailors' Union of the Pacific picket Una. Police watched as 43 longshoremen passed 03 sailors picketing the ves sel. There was no violence and po lice dispensed other longshoremen who appeared on the scene. The picket line appeared after sailors charged the line had violated Its contract by discharging west coast seamen on the east coast and employing sailors of the C.I.O. Na tional Maritime Federation. 31 FEDERAL PRISONERS REACH MULTNOMAH JAIL PORTLAND. Ore., April 15. (AP)-Thirty-one federal prisoners wen transferred to the Multnomah county Jail from Medford today.' Twenty eight were accused of selling liquor to Indians. Hired Girls Vanishing WASHINGTON, April 15. ( AP) The village hired girl has about vanished from the American scene Poor wages, said a 140-vlllagn survey of the bureau of homo economics today, have chased her out of tho kitchen Into the factory, cannery, bakery and laundry. Jaeklc Coogan, the child actor who won screen renown for his ap pearances with Charlie Chapltu. hut now Is a young married mnn of 23. Is shown ul(h his attorneys. William M. Rains (left) and Frank V. Iioherty, in a conference fnllrtu tin- his filing or a suit at Los Angeles against his mother and stepfather f;ir an accounting or his film earn ings, which he estimated at SJ.OUO.non. Coogau charged he had been de prived or his property. FOR YOUR EASTER Daffodil Cake A delightful cake in white and yellow the yellow portion is lemon flavored Sunshine Cake, the white part vanilla Angel Food put togeth er in marble effect. The icing is white and yel low deccrated with a spray of daffodils and "Easter Greetings" on top. Very specially priced at 59c Here aho you will find a complete line in the finest of baked goods to supply your every Easter need individual Easter pastries, cookie bunnies, iced or plain, Hot Cross Bun3 your last chance to get these, too many kinds of dinner rolls and lots of just good things to eat. Come early or phone your order now to 718. Illinois Winner iTl-B. I Hi". ' Congressman Scott W. Lucas turned tin m smile of victory when It was Indlented he had captured the I 111 ; nols Democratic nomination for L'. , S. senator (rom L". S. District Af ' tnmey .Michael L. Igor of ( hlrngo, harked by the Kelly-Nn.h machine. Lucas, of Havana, III., was sup I ported by dor. Henry L. Horner. The term Jingoism, denoting ag gressive military policy, was origin ally applied to a group of British . politicians who In 1877-78 wanted the J government to take aldea In the j Raeso-Turklsh war. The chorus of a i popular son it of that time included : the words, "We don't want to fight, , but. by Jingo, If we do we've got the j ships, etc." I Measuring 460 feet from aide to side and with' five roadways separated 1 by gra.s plots and lines of tres, the 1 Avenlda Neuve de Julio In Buenos j Aires, is the widest avenue in the world. PEERLESS MARKET 12-14 N. Bartlett. Phone 603. Free Delivery EASTER HAMS Swift's Premium . . lb. 29c All other first grade Hams at competitive prices Val Pak 8 to io lbs. lb. 22c FRYERS Fresh Dressed each 40c LEG 0' LAMB ... lb. 23c Real grain fed lamb. These legs are small and medium sizes. Not too large. Shidr Lamb Roast lb. 16c Loin Beef Steak lb. 1 7i2C Prime, tender beef VEAL ROAST. . .lb. 14c Shoulder cuts BEEF ROAST, .lb. 1 22c Prime, tender beef Rolled Rump of Beef lb.' 19c No bone, no waste BOILING BEEF. .lb. 10c Plate and Brisket Colored Hens, Fryers, Rabbits FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES LETTUCE, solid, crisp each 5 SPINACH, fancy local 3 lbs. 14o ASPARAGUS, fancy No. 1 2 lbs. 15 GREEN PEAS, full nods - ....2 lbs. 17C NEW POTATOES, Shafter Whites 6 lbs. 25o PARSNIFS, long white 3 lbs. 100 RUTABAGAS, extra fancy .. 3 lbs. 10 ORANGES. Seedless, Full o Juice 3 doz. 23 The British Empire' first Imperial conference was conducted In 1887. t iwra i nam Man u . tetane. Ii lU,llnWbaU..aM BLADDER IRRITATION Do jmi get up nlphti from Irregularity? Have scanty parage? Kperknre Irrliatlon, smarting nr burning'.' Yon ned not continue to suffer Hhen Chinese herbs, tried and tested for many centuries, ran give yon Im medlHte relief. Kegardlea of what others have done we ran help you. Chinese herh, free from harmful drug and safe as the fiod oii eat, will free ynu of oiir romplnints. Also remilles fnr rheumatism, female trniihle, arthritis, ttomar'n trouble, chronic couch. I'lhmt, plleh pro t ate trouble, sinus trouble, ulcers, hlnod, kidney, urinary dlonler, hlfli blood preure. free ronMilta tlon. CHAN & CHAN CHINESE MEDICINE CO. Open daily 10 a.m. to 12: 1 p.m to 6. 235 E. Main St. Be Wise, Buy Wise and Economize at HOIAOWAY'S w f jOi ojyllM; Delive,T Parade of EASTER Fruits & Vegetables In Our New Produce Dept. New Peas, 3 pounds .... 25c New Potatoes, 3 pounds 10c Local Green Onions, bunch 2c Local Radishes, 3 bunches 10c Oranges, 200 size, 2 dozen 25c Also Strawberries Asparagus String Beans B-hnert's Local Rhubarb Demonstration KRAFT CHEESE 16c 19c Velveeta or American Y, lb. pkgr Old English y, lb. pkg. Miracle Whip, quart 35c Jello, all flavor, 3 pkgs. . . . 14c Pint 1 OC GINGER ALE Canada Dry. DILL PICKLES Sun Blest No. V2 tin 15c PINEAPPLE Dole Sliced, V2 can 19c MINT JELLY Tea Garden, 1 K 8 oz. glass I WW GARNISHING CHERRIES. Tea Garden ' QC 6 oz. glass. 2 for OwC No' SSwn No can 2 for 25c 22c Pineapple Juice . No. 5 tin 29 CHOCOLATE COVERED CHERRIES, p ound box . FISHER'S CAKE FLOUR, with measuring spoon ; COFFEE, Maxwell House, drip or regular, pound can GRAPEFRUIT JUICE, Arizona-Sweet, No. 5 can . STRING BEANS, Fully Ripe, No. 2 can, 2 for . . Vi can 10c TOMATOES Solid Pack PEAS, Sun Blost No. 2 can FREE PARKING LOT Save Coupons for Stamps! ON MAY 7, It Ih. Tribune office, different uiortments of ilunpg will h aiven In rhanne for (h. coupon. In .11 Alben Ccretia I Ask for d.uiU 1 Valuable Coupons in all ALBERS CEREALS 3ANKA Q7ff Pound can O I V DOG FOOD Oft Gold Cup, 3forbUC POPCORN 4Pii 2 lb. pkg. Albers CORN FLAKES QA. 3 pkgs. CUU Wc linvc plenty of Easter Egg Dyes . . . . 19c . 29c 27c ... 29c 25c 2 for 27C Redeem Coupons here Hollovay's Reliable Grocery W. A. Holloway, Owner 100 Independent No Affiliations FREE DELIVERY ANY SIZE ORDER Phone 20 CITY MEAT MARKET 121 No. Central Phone 324 4 Free Deliveries Daily For A Perfect Easter Dinner WE SUGGEST We guarantee this to pleaae. We have some extra fancy Lambs purchased for Easter. They are perfect but you do not have to take our word If or it. Come in and see them on display. W offer a complete assortment SWIFTVS PREMIUM ARMOUR'S STAR KINGAN'S And our tasty Horn Cured Hami from young valley hoji.