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"MEDFORD MATL TRIBUTE, MEDFOTin, OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 20, 1938. PAGE FIVE HIE PI CUT NOW UNDER WAY AS EMM Central Point Mill Starts . Logging in Rogue River Forest Tract Highest Timber Price Is Involved Rogu Elver Sugar Pine company today began the cutting of white pine in the Copeland creek tract of the Rogue River national forest. The lumber Is to be processed in the company's mill at Central Point. The company was awarded the contract for 3,700,000 board feet of the white pine, bidding 67-76 a thousand. This Is the highest price ever paid for any kind of timber "on the Rogue River national forest and Is believed to be the highest ever paid In Oregon or Washington for any timber excepting Port Orford cedar, it was said by Karl L. Jan ouch, forest supervisor. As usual, in forest service sales, the price Is for stumpage, the company having to get the timber out at its own ex pense. Bids on the white pine sale were called several months ago, but award ing of the contract was not dis closed by the forest service until today. Cutting of the white pine la in the nature of an experiment, Mr. Janouch said. Future disposition of the timber will depend largely on the outcome of the present sale, he related. The amount of timber In volved In the current sate Is only a small part of the total white pine stand, he said. The white pine of the Rogue River national forest Is believed by Mr. Janouch to be the equal of any In the United States, if not superior. It was only through the persistent efforts of Mr. Janouch that atten tion was finally centered on the stand here. It having been Ignored previously on -the assumption there was no white pine In this locality. Has Special L'ses. Because of Its specialized uses, white pine Is In great demand as a commercial product. Its lightness and strength make It desirable for use on Blilps and it Is also used exten sively In pattern-making. Consider able quantities of it are also used in making matches. H. C. Obye, assistant forest super visor, spent today at the site of operations as the cutting got under way. Begtrnlng Monday, the forest service will have a scaler on the Job. Edward Leach has been assigned to the work. The contract provides that the entire 2,700.000 board feet must be cut this year. Chauncey Plorey is in charge of operations for the company. The stand is about seven mjles above Union Creek. - Sub Cnish Cause Found LONDON, May 20. (p) A public inquiry disclosed today that faulty wiring of a signal was responsible for the subway crash m which six persons were killed Tuesday. The accident, in which one crowded train rammed into another, was the worst In the history of London's "underground." SAY IT WITH CAKE! Select this delioious cake for your family this week end and it will say plenty for your good judgment in selecting finer food Orange Glaced Cake ' Made from the juice and rind of fresh, ripe oranges and covered with a delightful fondant icing The whole family will like this cake be sure to have one. 59c 30c for a Half Phone 718 and have one set aside for you tomorrow. Have you" tried our new air-conditioned Holsum Bread in White or Brown Wheat? It is truly a fine 'bread. Ask your grocer for FLUHRER'S HOLSUM or you will recognize it in the streamlined, red and white wrapper. I! HELD IN GOLD HILL FOR L GOLD HILL. May SO. (SpD Cammencement exercises for gradu ating Gold Hill high school students were held In the gymnasium Wed nesday evening with Dr. Sberm&n L. Divine, pastor of the First Presby terian church of Modford, giving the address. Last Sunday night in the gymnasium, the Rr.v. John W. Hoyt of Medford gave the sermon, "Mak ing Life a Masterpiece, at baccalaur eate services. Included In the baccalaureate serv ices were a doxology by the con gregation. Invocation by the R?v Hoyt. a hymn. EYuth Of Our Path era" by tie congregation, the girl chorus singing "Lift. Thine Eyes," scripture reading, prayer and bene diction by the Rev. Hoyt, two solos. "Simple Aveu" by Mr. Ferguson and "A Perfect Day" by Carrie Jacobs Bond, two hymns by the congrega tion, "Come Thou Almighty King" and "Holy, Holy. Holy," and the an them by the mixed chorus. "Praise The Lord." WRECKING SEDAN A 17-year old Medford high school boy. charged with ateallng the 1937 Lincoln Zephyr sedAn of T. E. Dan iels from the W. B. Young servlr-a shop Tuesday night and wrecking. It on the Murphy-Orants Pass road after a wild ride, appeared in Juve nile court yesterday and was granted a parole upon condition he apologia to Daniels and continue his hliih school work. His drivers license was also revoked for a year. City police arrested the youtb yes terday, and quoted him as explain ing he entered the Young shep through the skylight about 9:30 Tuesday night and drove the ma chine out through the back door which he unlocked from the Inside Then, the youth told police, he drove the car out through Jacksonville and the Applegate, and was traveling about 60 miles an hour when It lelt the road and turned over. The boy told police he walked the entire dis tance back to Medford. arriving home about 8 a. m. Wednesday. He gave no reason for the theft other than the wish to "ride around." police said. i The machine, fully Insured, was not seriously damaged, and la being repaired In the Young shop. Mrs. Blanche Barton, will hav? I charge of th Sunday school and I morning service Sunday at 9:45 and 1 11 a. m. The public la cordially In- vlted to attend each of these serv Ices. First M. E.' Church To Honor Founder Tuesday Evening j The First Methodist Episcopal , church. West Main and Laurel streets, will celebrate Tuesday the 300th anniversary of the "heart warming' experience of John Wesley organizer of the First Methodist Episcopal church of America. A pot luck supper will be served at 6:30 p. m., wlthi all members and friends cordially Invited. The supper will also honor new members received during the conferenco year. Dr. S. W. Hall, of Salem, district superintendent, will attend and give an address which will be followed by the quarterly conference, the last for tills year. The pastor and church department heads wlU give their annual reports and officers and com mlttccmcn will bo elected for the coming year. . The annual conference will be held In The Dalles. June 21-26. The pastor. Rev. Joseph Knotta will preach on "the spiritual blrtu of John Wesley, at the Sunday morn, ing service. BERLIN. May 20.-HP) Newly-wed Prince Louis Ferdinand of Prussia and his tbrlde. the former Grand Duchess Kyra of Russia, left todny for Bremorhavcn to embark on the Bremen for the United states. The Capital Parade (Continued trom Page On.) ate candidate wa licked by the marmoreal puddler Jim Davis but he did pretty handsomely, for a broken-down tariff lobbyist. Such ore the owners of Earle and Jones, Davis and James. At first glance, the fact that virtue still must be Its own reward appears to be about the only lesson to be drawn from the victory of such a crew. Looking deeper, however, there are other morals for the nation In the Pennsylvania doings. On the Demo cratic side, the McCloskey-Kelly-Lawrcnce faction, which had stolen the state machine, administered a licking to Joe Quffey and John L. Lewis. It was not too bad a licking, but it was a significant one, for poor Joe Guffcy still controlled the fed eral patronage and voted the WPA workers, while John L. Lewis had his big labor group behind htm. The Guffcy-LcwLs forces Included tho segments of the electorate most heavily relied on by the new deal. The Guffey-Lewis gubernatorial can didate, Tom Kennedy, had the of ficial blessing of Postmaster General James A. Farley, extracted by a threat to the White House that Kentucky C.I.O. men would oppose th cherished leader,' Alben Bark ley. And Tom Kennedy was beaten, roughly five to four. Thus it Is Justifiable to suppose that, in knock-down, drag-out fight with a strong local Democratic ma chine, the White House may have trouble. As the president Is now de termined to remodel his party In a fairer image, this Is distinctly im portant. ' For Republicans, the indications of the Pennsylvania primary are more encouraging. The total Republican vote ran ahead of the Democratic total. In this, in the signs of a labor rebellion against John Lewis, and In the defeat of Gilford Plnchot, there are signs, of a revival of conservatism. .Plnchofs crushing dereat, how ever, should depress those who hope for s enlightened Republican party. He was an elderly Don Quixote, who rode to the fray with his energetic wife playing Snncho Panza. He made a poor campaign, yet at least he had the distinction of having given Pennsylvania Its only honest and forward-looking government in seventy-five years. And he was easily beaten by the money bags of Joe Pew. If Joe Pew's Judge James wins the governorship in the fall, a great step will have been taken toward the res toratlon of mammon In the Republi can temple. The altar of the fat god has not been well served of late. His years of burnt offerings have seemed to be at an end. Possibly the most Important thing about the Pennsyl vania primary Is Its forewarning that, U the depression returns the Republicans to power, Mammon will still be their household deity. Finally, there was a moral for all AT 229 EAST The new Rose bakery at 2J9 East Main street was in full operation today with Bud McKlnney supervlsoi of production. Mr. McKlnney ha:; been In the bakery business for 21 years. The bakery will feature home-made bread and specialty cakes. It will do only a retail business at the premises. Mrs. Grace Reed Is In charge of the store. ' Mr. and Mrs. McKlnney hava been here about a year and have now made Medford their permanent home. Revival Services At Faith Mission Revival services are being con ducted at Faith Mission by Evange list Charles O. Meyers and evange listic party of five from Bradenton Fla. Special vocal and Instrumental music will be a feature of every servico at 7:46 p. m. The paator. kVUI!.HawiJ..m Get Acquainted Sale at "The FRIENDLY STORE" SATURDAY and MONDAY RUBY RED GLASSWARE The latest thing just arrived With chrome trim, priced from 93c to $1.19 SPRINKLERS, Heavy galvanized 8 qt, size . Regular $1.49 value 98c A new shipment of BLACK GLASSWARE including cake plates, vases, and candlesticks. Ideal for gifts. 25c and up ENAMEL WARE Including pudding pans and lipped sauce pans in quart sizes. 14c TOILET TISSUE 5c - 6 for 25c WORTHMORE 5c 10c 15c 25c to $1 STORE 'THE FRIENDLY STORE" , 40 SOUTH CENTRAL ORIGINAL PRICE CUTTERS FLASHLIGHTS In a large variety Rayovac Bond and Eveready. Prices to fit your pocketbook. Now is the time to get a new flashlight with Picnic, outing and vaca tion season just ahead. EVEREADY Lantern Spotlight in compact model to carry in coat pocket or car. Complete 39c BOND Two-cell nickel pla ted spotlight. A dandy light at a low price. Complete 49c BOND Two-cell fibre case spotlight. Extra heavy for hard wear and long serv ice. Complete 79c RAY-0-VA0 Streamline This is a real value with extra heavy metal case. Complete 89c SS3 Hp TESTED BY THOUSANDS of satisfied users here. Com pare with others at twice the price. Standard size or baby cells. Ea. 3G YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT PICNIC SUPPLIES Don't spoil the fun of your trip by having dishes to wash. Get a supply of paper plates, napkins, cups Q OCal forks and spoons 3 pkgs. C3C WESTERN THRIFT COLORFUL BEACH TOWELS Large size double thread Turkish Towels in bright plaids and stripes. You 9 Cm will want several at our low price faww SWIMMING TRUNKS All-wool trunks with built-in supporters Boys' sizes 89 Another typical value at Western Thrift Men's sizes 98 OPEN EVENINGS AND SUNDAYS FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE EASTMAN KODAK FILMS ZIZ. 10 off HINKLE PILLS , . . . 9c MIRACLEAID FLAVORED COM) DRINKS . 3 pkgs. 1 0c CUJllfltfn PDCAU " McKBSSON'B I.ATIIKR TYPF. AAA UllHVIItU UnCftlYI FIVE ST. RKOIft. Blades tHF.t . . ZOG UIQHR P&PQ ' MGIIT WEIGHT GABARDINE AP VlOUrl UnlO WITH RUN VISOR Adjustable a a afaOC PUPP Film A For any size print inCC Developing HC Including post card size FOR POISON OAK MONEY-BACK GUARANTEE 45c YOU ALWAYS SAVE AT WESTERN THRIFT EVERYDAY NECESSITIES - DEEP CUT PRICES HOSPITAL COTTON, lb 19 EPSOM SALTS 5 pounds 19 RAZOR BLADES Double Edge Ajax 20 for 15 SUN GLASSES, gen. Crookes lens 29 MINERAL OIL, extra heavy Russian, quart 39c? GARDEN GLOVES, cotton knit, pr. 10 DENTAL CREAM, with milk of magnesia 10? ASPIRIN, tins of twelve five-grain tablets .. 3 ALKA SELTZER, 60c liae .40 UNGUENTINE, for sunburn, BOo size ... 43t BEACH BALLS, domestic, lge. size 25f CLEANING FLUID, Expello, 25c size 9 EAGLE BRAND Condensed Milk 19 ARATONE, for hay fever, $1.00 size 79 BRIAR PIPES Select your pipe from Medford 's largest stock good quality pipes in a large assortment of popular 9 1 shapes hlw Real Pipe Joy -Here 1 10c size, 2 for 15? Full lb. 49c BRIAR PIPES Bettar quality pipes of selected briar plus a lOe can of your favor ite tobacco All for 49c YOU CAN ALWAYS SAVE AT WESTERN THRIFT I MAIN & CENTRAL TWO STORES- 125 EAST SIXTH ST. Under the Big Clock THE ONLY RED FRONT ON SIXTH STREET men In Pennsylvania. Only four months ago. Joe Quffey was tha ab solute ruler of this great state. He spoke, and his commands were obey ed. He wna silent, and forty thousand Jobholders trembled at hla frown. And now he Is no more than one of nlnety-stx senators, a busted boss, a satrap without a satrapy. Joe Ouf fey's reduction to the status of an ordinary senator t-eache the Insecur ity of all men's fortunes as clearly as the spectacle of a Russian grand duke piloting a taxi. Standard Oil Fly Spray Ad Drive Opens In Tribune The Mall Tribune Is among a se lect list of prominent dally news papers throughout the Pacific west this year which are going to be hammering home the big Standard OH fly spray news top quality new low prices! In addition the famous Standard Oil housekeeping "qulek tuplets" (that lighten housework Standard OH cleaning fluid, self polishing wax, furniture polish and handy oil are going to be listed. .Every advertisement In this fuU season campaign Is destined to reach 1 out of every 8 families 1b the west I Designed to stand out and and catoh attention out of aU pro portion to their slra, these advertise ments are actually miniature "bill boards" In newspapers. They'll be seen on the food psgea of The Mall Tribune on the pages that housewives read when In tha very act of making out their shop ping lists. This hard-hitting series of "posters" wlU deliver more than 14 time as many buying suggestions as there are families In the west! Its a sura thing that Standard Oil household products will go on mors and more buying lists. Top quality at new low prlceal From Canada to Mexico, that's tha good news about Standard OH fly spray that thousands of housewives are going to see snd hear about la less. ( THE DALLES, May 30. UP) Tha olty council agreed today to sponsor a S40.000 WPA project to complete) the Lewis and Clark monument. 1 Phone MS. Wo'U haul away your refuse. City Sanitary Service. RIVERSIDE MA MET 313-315 N.Riverside. Phone 358 Open Evenings and Sunday ' WHAT BETTER TREAT than a dish ot j . wholesome finely blended Ice Cream ALL FLAVORS . Qt. 25y2c EGG NOODLES 2 packages 25c Superior Quality. 16 ounce packages SALT, Arden . 1 lb. carton 4c Van Camp's n - DHDI 9 "1C 5 cans 25c rUKIV & 20 oz. ........ 3 can. 25c BEANS 2 size .2 cans 25c 1 PHONE 358 for PERSONALIZED DELIVERY SERVICE CHEESE .... 2 lb. box 55c Kraft Brick or American in wooden boxes Save On Fruits and Vegetables RADISHES orGREEN ONIONS 4 bun. 9c Local Grown STRAWBERRIES . . . 2 boxes 25c Local grown by K. H. Field ' ASPARAGUS, local . 3 pounds 25c NEW POTATOES U.S. No. 1 10 lbs. 19c 8haier White LETTUCE, fancy, solid head each 5c LEMONS, Sunkist . . . dozen 19c SOAP, 0 K, 8 regular bars 25c SALMON .... tall can 11c Mountie brand. Alaska' FLOUR . 49 lb. sack $1.1 1ft Klamath Bouquet, fully guaranteed hard wheat patent. SPECIAL MEAT VALUES PORK CHOPS K each 4c PORK SAUSAGE ... lb. 15c Pure Pork BEEF BOIL srs. 2 lbs. 25c SHOULDER of LAMB . lb. 15c SwifU BREAST of LAMB . lb. 9Vic
