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1 pyOE EIGHT MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKD. OREGON, FHIDT, JUNE 3. 1938 K toi wr. tin en est D co: MAJORITY OF 4-H Of th. mm this 1E0O Oregon boys and ftrls expected to attend the 34th annuel 4-H club eummer eohool at Oregon State oollege June 6 to 17, approximately 70 per cent will hold eeholenhlps swarded them bj wl oue buslneee and eommunlty organi sation., fairs, lndlvlduala and othen In recognition of excellent work done, according to H. O. Seymour, etate elub leader, "The lnereaalng number of sctiol arehlpa awarded each year le due to the (act that thoee who offer them aee the Inspiration and enthueleem ae well aa new Information and other benefit brought back by thoee who attend the club eummer school, and plan to make It possible for more boys and girls to attend the follow ing year," Mr, Seymour says. Three dormitories and 30 or more fraternities and sororities will be used this year to house the club boys and girls, with the younger members living In the dormitories. Attendance Is limited to club mem- . bere of 13 and under 31 years of age whose 4-H projects are In good standing. The program this year will fellow the usual plan of class work In the mornings, assembly and recreation In the afternoons, and parties, movlei and other entertainment In the even- Inge. From 70 to 100 classes will be running each morning during the two weeks' session, with some 76 or more Oregon State college faculty members as Instructors. Many new eourees are being offered thle year. The club members at summer school have a self-government plan, by which groups of older boys and girls are chosen as officers and exec utive committee members to see that all goes well In the O. S. O, 4-H com munity, ach county deletion has Its own chspeeon or advisor. Older boys and girls who were former 4-H olub members, are In charge of the various houses and halls. HOSPITAL THEFT Jease Carl Oorden, It, a 000 en rolls of Oamp Tula, Cel., entered a plea of guilty In Justice of the peace court this morning to a charge of petty larceny. Justloe of the peace William R. Coleman continued pass Ing of sentence for 10 days so that he could talk with Ospt. O. L. Pierce regarding the youth, captain Pierce Is Medford district Inspector. Oorden was specifically charged with sealing a fountain pen. address book, stamps snd mlsoelleneoue ar ticles belonging to Miss Jean Steel of Medford, a patient In a local hos pital, while he, himself, was undsr golng medical treatment In the hos pital, where he had been confined for six weeks. Oorden was arrested yesterday after Investigation by Captain Pierce end state police. TREASURY DEFICIT Some of the early clipper ships averaged 15 miles an hour for the entire voyage. WASHINGTON, June 3. (AP) The treasury entered the last month of the flscsl year with a deficit of 11,470.873,054, a treasury statement showed today. The fiscal year ends June 30. The eleven months excess of ex penditures over receipts was close to the 1, 544.000.000 deficit predicted for the year In President Roosevelt's January budget message and his sub sequent request for an additional $350,000,000 of relief funds. In the first eleven months of the preceding fiscal year the deficit was 3,877,304, 010. Prom July 1, 1037, to May 1, 1038, the treasury had an Income of 15, 467,713,280 and expenditures of .- 038.386,305. In the corresponding period of the previous year, receipts amounted to 4,428,140,342 and ex penditures 88.808,404,381. The publlo debt on May 31 was 137.433,337,043. or 8097.713,810 high er then It wsa a year ago. Flames Wipe Out Coburg Buildings jyw -sac- BWta't, fci & , W,t4 1 y 1 r !. . " " -. ' t - ' I ' 'tf 1 , - ' i , ' ' ' The ROSE BAKERY 229 East Main Street features HOME MADE BREAD Fancy Cookies and Pastry TRY OUR SALT RISING BREAD SATURDAY SPECIAL I ' - WmL -Sa- amtu HM fiflii. T jKmrrr Tiniiiir- : nitit'i msiariiifr"-'"-'-- a-.s BENEFIT PAY CHECKS GO FOR NECESSITIES. SALEM (UP) A wrvey by the Btate unemployment compensation oommiuion reveals that leu than four percent of the benefit checks have been apent for other than necessities'. Crocs sectional analysis of en dorsed benefit checks reveals that expenditures by covered workers have been almost totally for the necessi ties of life. The first 64 checks examined In a batch of 200 In the Portland area were cashed by one of the city's large department stores. Since Inception of the program. 93,000.000 has been distributed among unemployed workmen. Accur ate figures are not available but surveys supplemented by studies pre pared by various federal agencies indicate that approximately 1,000, 000 went for food, $460,000 for shelter and $460,000 for household operations Including light, gas fuel, laundry and other Incidentals. Clothing bills" approximated $300.- 000, according to commission esti mates: transportation Items, $252,- 000; medical care, $253,000; personal care, vgo.ooo; education, $15,000; gifts to churches and philanthropic Institutions. $50,000, and amuse ments, $150,000. In addition to providing revenue for every typo of business, the un employment compensation weekly pay rou is making possible for hun dreds of persons to keep off the direct relief rolls, thereby effecting aaumonai savings to taxpayers, of ficials pointed out. Dae Mail rrlbune Want Ada. DISTILLERS CATCH UP LI LOUISVILLE. Ky June 8. UP) The flow of legal liquor had narrowed down to a mere trickle In Kentucky today with all but six of the state's 87 distillers temporarily shut down. The Taylor and Williams Dlatlll- srles. Inc., was the 87th plant here to close since January 1 snd the Shenley Products company announced closing of Its Stsgg distillery at Prank fort today. Large scale production for aging purposes shortly after repeal of pro hibition and a falling off In demand were cited as reasons for the shut downs, but prior to prohibition many distilleries regulsrly ceased operations during the summer. Closing time tor Too Late cr Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. iwmmiLL ifcL? Schilling Vanilla gives I lArtilrM you ne' dependable fla- l il 1 1 J t li vor! Delicious in any Sib"" b dessert and especially good in ll home-made ice cream. Schilling Vli fccWfrWl V Vanilla never freezes out nor vl i)PMn !3a'!es out' Mt. time you make sir For added flavor use Schil- MltfclViimSl j in fragrant, spicy goodness. I Ml They cost no more so why B! A 838,000 fire originating from an nmlftrrmlned rauite on the second floor of a general store st Coburg, Tillage seven miles north of Eugene, ore., drfttroyed four liuslnrs buildings nnd the Odd Fellows hall on Tuesday. The hall Is shown, partly destroyed, and another building about ready to collapse. CONTINUES RISE NEW YORK, June (AP) Gold production. In the United States and It territories totaled 1,400,000 fine ounces for the first four months ol for the first four months. this year, an Increase at 105.000 fine ounces over the total for the corres ponding period of 1037. the American Bureau of Metal Statistics an nounced today. Production .for April was 352.000 otinces compared with 367.000 In March and 318.000 In April, 1037. The steady Increase In aggregate gold output, which has about dou bled slnee 1020. was shown also tn world production figures, excluding Russia, which totaled 9.000.000 ounces . rejr IZ0 .(RULES Tm different from any wheat eereai You ever tailed before Tm krumblerl to eat an appetite treat, So tasty the folh will Irani morel You will find me a new thrill in breakfatti And re)olce that I came to your door, My crisp taste will please you the family will tease you To get my large site at the store! DELEGATES NAMED FOR HEALTH MEET Ten delegates from Jackson county will attend the annual conference of the western branch of the American Public Health association In Portland Monday to Wednesday, inclusive. They will leave here for Portland by motor car Sunday. Delegates for the Jackson County Publlo Health association were an nounced today by Miss Helen Carlton, association president. They are: Mrs. J. C. S. We l lis, Mrs. p. Corning Kenly, Mrs. R. G. Grepn, Miss Helen Bullls, Mrs. Howard Hill and Mrs. Moore Hamilton. The Jackson county health depart ment will be represented by Dr. C. I. Drummond. Mrs. Blanche Runels Frlnbte. supervisor of public health nurses, and Miss Helen Parish and Miss Florence Welsser, county nurses. During the last few days, you received a sample of Kellogg'a Whole Wheat Krumbles and tasted a delicious breakfast surprise t Now you'll want to buy the large size package at the store. Because Krumbles are differentt The wheat has not only been shredded but krumbled, too, so you don't have to break it in your fingers! And the flavor and crisptiess bring cheers from the family. Krumbles are a cereal that every ... ' ''' L"'r' body likes. Best of all, Krumbles give you important nourishment of whole wheat. Carbohydrates, proteins, iron and phosphorus, the natural vita min Bt of wheat food values you need for energy and vitality. Order a large she package of Krumbles from your grocer. Enjoy its wholesome goodness, its extra convenience and flavor. You will always want to have this tasty cereal on hand ! Krumbles are made by Kellogg in Battle Creek. LIBERAL REPUBLICANS FOR HIM, CLAIMS HESS PORTLAND, June 3. Henrv L. Hess, Democratic gubernatorl.il nominee, told the Willamette Demo cratic soe'ety yesterday that liberal Republicans would support him In November because, he declared. Re publican party control remained In the hands of the "old guard." "I hold no animosity for any Demo, crat who supported Governor Charles H. Martin acalnst me In the primary election." Hess said, nl predicting Democrats would support him rather than Charles A. Sprague, Republican nomlni-e. DALLES CHERRY CROP SEEN NEAR RECORD THE DALLES. June 3. (ypy-Wllbur Stadelman. fruit company official predlrted a cherrv croD todnv Hvniiinf the record production of two years ago. The harvest for' barreling purposes will start next week. Pickers will be gin on the canning cherries about the middle of June. U. S. STEEL DEBENTURES BRING QUICK PREMIUM NEW YORK. June 8 pv-The new issue of 100.000.000 34 percent deb entures of United States Steel corpor ation, offered at par. quickly com manded a premium today and Its re ception was hailed encouragingly by members of the banking syndicate, headed by Morgan Stanley St com pany, which underwrote it. It was the largest Industrial flota tion since the 1929-32 period. Quota tions on the issue ranged around 103't bid, 103asked. Clewing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads is 1:30 p n Women Reduce This Safe Way ThMisnj of women are TaUnt ff Km SAft'lr . . . withiMit dtftirn r frctnlna . . . with LAXRID Fat-HMui-inn Treatment It ta rumoring Kt from them Just as It did from Ciwrrm- M uk. whn ho lost 131 Pou nils In 13 Months, whl! t.iklr.t It. Thw Women flrj that LAXRI$ la Absolutely Sif to Take. It dot not con t tin Plnttrophnot. Thymld or rhon.il tn anv firm. All tho in gradients In l.AXRIP Treatment hftvo boon iit'1 by Pnyniei'".! for f yosra, Tr it on our Monov H.it-k .'i!.ir.inro Got I.AXRIO to,!v from yeur dru or drartment star Nalnscott'i East Side rhaimary Pay CASH at BOYD'S and SAVE 1 f OVD 108 N. Ivy. S. & H. Stamps. Phone 1054 Free Deliveries at 8-10-2-4 SPECIALS FOR JUNE 4th and 6th Fruits and Vegetables STRAWBERRIES Fancy Mountain Grown From Trail, Oregon ORANGES ... 3 doz. 27c Fancy Sunkist Valencia! Tomatoes 2 pounds 19c New Potatoes 10 lb. 25c Fancy U. S. No. 1 Schilling Ons for PERCOLATOR Ons for DRIP Oleomargarine . 2 lbs. 25c Shortening Pearl 4 lbs. 40c Salad Dressing quarts 25c FLOUR FLAGSTAFF An All Purpose Flour Guaran teed to give joii satisfaction. 49 lb. bags $139 Drifted Snow 24 lb. bags 83c 49 lb. bags $1.53 1 1 lb. tin 2 lb. tin . 53c Schilling Pepper 4 oz. can 10c Schilling Vanilla 2 oz. bottle 20c SUGAR Pure C&H CANE The best for Preserves and Canning 10lb.bag55c 25lb.bag$1.37 100 lb. bags S5.15 Lllt-lvr li sire Swift's 'Premlnm 12 ox. ran Itsler's oi. ran Deviled Meat Corned Beef Meat Loaf Salmon Milk Swift's . . 4 cans 25c Case 48 tall cans S2.SJ Als.k.1 Pink No. I lull JELLO 3 for 14c Peanut Butter 2 lb. jars 23c Dog Food pfezccaann8si?, Pork &Beans-r;r3 for 25c can 3c can 17c 3 cans 25c can 11c ...if JELLY or JAM doesn't cost less per glass this way Pkg. UjL 11c tad um, i4- Pte-Jsj evwn. M PtaJl Ovv.. KaaiM Cltj. Mo., tf ye'r at wtrt'S Premium can5c CERTO 2 bottles 45c Tomato Juice Tomato Sauce .... can 3c Kel,0s Deal 2 pkgs. Corn Flakes Tomatoes 3 can 25c 'f?; . . . All For 15c tagle brand Milk . can 19c Make delicious Ice Cream. Ask us how to get 3 lovely ice cream spoons Krumbles or Pep 2 pkg. for 23c saBSBsjwsHijjj.sjji.juajj.jj i
