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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 10, 1938)
PAGE TWO MEDFORP MATL TRTBtTNTE, MEPFOTCD, OT?F.OONT. FRIDAY. JUNE 10, 1338. adopted on the basla of the official canvass of votes for the primary suc tion: In all but one rasa tor offloss In both part? primaries the state'! larg est county was on the prevailing side The exception wai the Democratic race for state labor eommlaeloner, In which Clarence t. Hyde nosed out Paul I Roth. The voting strength of each of the two major parties was 40.4 per cent of the record primary registration. Republicans eaet 111,010 votes for governor while Democrats had 13O.0U8 votes for their gubernatorial candi dates. Percentage Over Average. The percentage of voter was about average, but observer had predicted that the Democratic vets would run sa high aa lit per cent because of the bitter campaign between victori ous Henry L. Hess and Governor Martin. Martin, beaten by e,(1S votes, car ried 38 counties while Heee carried the other 13 Baker, Clatsop, Clacka mas, Columbia. Coos, Deschutes, Lin coln. Malheur, Multnomah, union, Tillamook, Wallowa and Washington. O. Henry Oleen did not carry a county. Among the eight candidates for the Republican gubernatorial nom ination, Charlea A. Bprague, the win ner who got almost aa many votes aa hla seven opponents, csrrled dS counties to one for Sam H, Brown. Holman Wins In All. Alei C. Barry, republican nom inee for V. 8. senator (short term) carried but 10 counties, while T. Mo Nary Weed got 34 smaller ones. Stat Treasurer Rufua O. Holman won all 86 eounttea In his Republican -aee for V. B. Senator (long term) against Robert N. Stanfleld. U. 8. Rep. James W. Mott carried all IT countiea In the flrat congres sional district to win the Republican rjnomtnatlon from Walter Rorblad. In the second district, U. S. Bslentlns won 14 of the It oountlea from Bay ard T. Merrill, who got four, and Rennle A. full. Multnomah Is the only county In th third district. David T. Oraham won only thieo countlss Grant, Harney and Malheur In his fight against Labor Com missioner C. H. Oram, who won the Republican renomlnatlon. Willie Mahoney, who won the long term Democratic nomination for O. S. senator from U. B. Dlst. Atty. Carl 0. Donaugh, carried all but three countiea Hood River, Sherman and Wheeler. Pierce Loses Klamath. Marlon County Sheriff Andrew C. Burk, Democratic nominee for con crete In the first district, lost only three of the 17 counties. Yamhill county going to Earl A. Nott, and Jaokson and Josephine voting for W T. Miller. In the second district Democratic race. Rep. Walter M. Pierce carried IT of 16 countiea, los ing Klamath to Wade Crawford. State Superintendent of Public In struction Rex Putnam carried AO oountlea to win the Democratlo re nomlnatlon, losing Bsker, Clackamas, Mslheur, Umatilla and Wallowa. Clar ence P. Hyde, Democratic nominee for labor commissioner, lost only Mult nomah and Wheeler countiea to, Paul E. Roth. Justice J. O. Bailey carried every oounty to win re-election agalnet B. S. Martin. Justice Hall a. Lusk. also re-elected, carried at countiea. losing nine to Attorney-Oeneral I. H. Van Winkle and one to Jamea T. Chin nock. Chief Justice Henry Bean and Cir cuit Judge Howard X. Zimmerman who will run off in th November election, carried 36 and three coun tiea, respectively, John W, Mccul loch won six, George T. Cochrane one, and Roy R. Hewitt none. Utah, woman, that her request could net be granted without specific ac tion by congress. She did not say for what purpose she wanted the ashes. Th land office reeently received several strange requeats containing suggestions for use of products on th public domain. A North Carolina man asked per mission to collect medicinal roots and herbs on the public land area. Another wanted the privilege of taking cascara bark from trees In Oregon. Several applicants wanted the right to harvest Arizona and New Mexico cactus for home decorative purposes, while another wanted to use the yucca plant In New Mexico for the manufacture of twine. In California, an applicant want ed the right to -gather greaaewood on the Mojave desert, to be burned and used In the manufacture of pot- aab, while another wanted to eollect a supply of gypsum for fertiliser. One applicant wanted to raiaa sunken toga from th Mississippi river bed, while another wanted per mission to cut Christmas trees on government lands. Secretary of Interior Harold L. Ickes stated In each case that pub llo lauds have been aet aalde for conservation purposes and that pri vate exploitation la forbidden with out direct authorization by oongreas. Queen Staya Home COPENHAGEN, June lo.-(AP)-Queea Alexandrine of Denmark waa recover ing today from a dog bit and prob ably will not participate In celebra tion of the 80th birthday of King Gustav V of Sweden, at Stockholm, June It. DECIDING FACTOR IN OREGONVOTING Recent Primary Canvass Shows Largest County On Prevailing Side in All Except Single Office AALKM, June 10 (P A new po litical phrasa, "Aa Multnomah count; goes, so goes Oregon," might well be F WASHINGTON (UP) A request for permission to haul sshe and cinder from the volcanic lava, beds In the Cratera o( the Moon national monument, Idaho, baa been received by th general land office. Commissioner Pred W. Johnsin notified the applloant, a Bear River, Tn Jinan, tplenhones Bra bouaht. not rented. Prices range aa high as 3U0. - THE HOME OF "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" -One SHOPPING STOP For Everything Home Purity Bakery Bread and cakes like mother made Dixie Pecan Angel Food Cake Ghooolat Angel rood rich with Pecans Iced with Chocolate. Large 13-egg ........55c Family loaf 33c Orange Sherbert Cake 25c 35c 59c Ice Box Cookies Doz. 15c Oholoe of Almond or Ohooolate Dutch Short Bread Cookies ' 2 dozen 25c FOUNTAIN REFRESHMENTS A Restful Shopping Pause Banana Split Double Dip Ice Cream Soda . . .' . . . 15c 10c DOUBLE DIP CONE 5 DANCE AT ROGUE ELK SPONSORED BY Upper Rogue River Grange SATURDAY NIGHT JUNE 11th Why We Wrap Meats In Parchment EVER notice how quickly meats will soak the wrapper in warm weather? Ever have the wrapper tick to the meat and have to pick it off in bits before you could cook it? Well - parchment is the only grease and moisture proof wrapper. Wax paper will help a little and is much cheaper, but it should never be wrapped next to fresh meat as the paraffine tends to discolor it. We advise leaving your meats in the parchment wrap per right in your refrigerator. It prevents drying out the meat won't discolor and odors of other foods cannot pen etrate the parchment. Parchment is washable and may be used for wrapping other foods in the refrigerator or for sandwiches. Super Meat Markets Quality Controlled Meats SAVINGS In the GROCETERIAS "FOODS ARE FRESHEST WHERE SOLD FASTEST" Fancy Small White Beans 4 lb. pkg. . Elbow Cut Macaroni 3 lb. pkg Maple Leaf Hard Wheat Flour 491b Drifted Snow Flour 49 lb ; White Rose Flour (guaranteed) 49 lb Del Monte Grape Fruit Juice 12 OZ; can 2 for 17c 15c $1 19 $bo $ 1 39 15c Del Monte Orange Juice O C No. 1 tall can ... .2 for ZjC 23c Welsh Grapelade 1 lb. jar B & M Filet of Mackerel can Sperry's Rolled Oats large pkg. . . Sperry Pancake Flour 28 oz. pkg. 19c 29c 19c 17c Crystal White Soap OA large, 5 for 19c; .... . regular 10 for JKJC Palm Olive Soap 3 bars 17 Dole's Pineapple Juice 46 oz. can Dole s Pineapple Gems i A No. 211 can I U Old Monk Tartar Sauce, jar ....... Kingan's Sausage No. 1 can S & W Rice 2 lb. pkg. . . Del Maize Niblets 2 cans c 25c 22c 19c 25c Why Shop Around for Bar gains? Come First to Your Super-Food Markets! fife! Ml ...if JELLY or JAM doesn't coat less per glass this way mi mm, as. Sn. ud iiwcWa un M impt Fa-Jal ansa, a P.s-J.l On KU.M C1U. M, If r.a'ff. M oatlaraa. 2 for . . 23c FREE WHILI THIY LAST ICID TIA OlASSIS UPTON'S TEA rniow uui i 39 21 Peets Granulated Soap C pkg Z J Snowdrift Shortening 3 lb. can Wesson Oil quart can . Z-Mor-U Coffee pound 23c; 2 pounds. Armour's Pork & Beans, No. 2 can. . . . c 51c 38c 45c 23c WHY OUR MEAT SALESMEN Don't MAKE CHANGE rEY don't make change because we don't want them to handle money from strange hands and pockets. First chance you get watch where mon ey comes from. In your home you wouldn't think of handling money from strange hands or pockets while preparing the food for your family without washing thorough ly before touching anything. We feel exact ly the same about the meats we sell you. Meat can't be good unless it's clean. It oouldn't be olean if our meat salesmen ac cept money from strange hands or pockets. We've been told that we are too finicky Maybe so but we try to handle all foods as carefully as we want them handled in our homes. CHICKENS Fryers 1 pound avg Hens 3 pound avg . . each 37c . .each 69c Hormel's Sliced Minne- . sota Bacon, pound Hormel's Eastern Bacon, any size piece, pound . . .. Huber's Frankfurters pound Leg of Spring Lamb pound Spring Lamb Chops rib or loin ........ pound Knights Sweet Pickles pint 35c 29c 19c 25c 29c 15c Quality Controlled STEER BEEF Chuck Roast r pound I DC Short Ribs iOl pound I Z2,C Rolled Prime Rib 1 r Roast, pound ZiDC More of those fine Lunch Meats, pound 25c Golden West Coffee n O one lb. can 26c; three lb. I JO, Folger's Coffee 2 lb. can 53( Why Shop Around for Bar gains? Come First to Your Super-Food Markets! GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS 6th at Central ftb at Grape Savings Without Self -Denial GATES & LYDIARD ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING Delivery of $l 00 Orders Phone: West Side 428 East Side 752 Home Purity Mayonnaise Your assurance of FRESH MAYONNAISE, now packed in wax tight containers and dated never over 3 days old. Pints 22c Quarts 43c ft MAYONNAISE V M GROCETERIA H Jn; super food H IX MARKETS 'lj FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - 2 FREE PARKING LOTS - Opposite West Side Market - Next To East Side Market
