M"EDFOTlD MAT!. TRIBUNE, fEDFOTW, OREGON'. FRIDAY. .TULT 1. 1938.
turesqus Umpqus rim a n out
let lor southwestern Oregon : com
merce hss caused army engineer! to
devote more and more attention to
Improvement of the stream.
At Reediport, once a Duelling lit
tle seaport, with vessels making
regular stops to load lumber and
other products of the region, ocean
traffic dropped with the passing of
the schooner.
Now, residents of the community
are looking forward to a revival of
trade. They even eapect to see con
siderable shipping on the stream far
above the town.
feet above tbe Southern Pacific
railroad bridge. The project, costing
sn estimated $273,000. would In
clude a chsnnel 300 feet wide and
33 feet deep at low water, and a
turning basin. Funds must be ap
propriated for the work.
The act also authorises a survey
which would review previous reports
on the possibility of developing
navigation facilities In conjunction
with power development, flood con
trol and navigation.
In Oregon during the year ended
September 30, 1037. The flgurea, of
ficials said, did not Include the cost
of civilian conservation corps crews,
which did a large part of the labor.
UNITED ENDS 11TU
YEAR ON PIONEER
nally established It la 1020. Slngls
englned mall planes with small cab
ins for but two passengers carried
the nation's first fare -paying coast-to-coast
air travelers. Scheduled
time across tbs continent was 80
hours and 4fl minutes; the fare M00.
Pllots flew without tbe aid of radio
communication and wiui only a few
airway navigating facilities.
Today, United 's giant twin-motored,
12-ton Malnllners operate on
overnight schedules from coast to
coast with an elapsed time of 15'i
hours for the entire transcontinental
trip and with but three stops en
route. Radio communication and
other modern airline facilities all are
pert of the 1038 picture.
'In the last eleven years Unlted's
planes have recorded approximately
100,000,000 miles of flying over tbe
mid-continent route, with almost ,
40.000,000 miles of this total having
been flown at night.
E
ent In abnormal amounts indicated
tubercular infection or an allergic
reaction to the presenos of foreign
proteins In the body.
When histamine Is present In ab
normal amounts In the blood It pro
duces a physical condition resembl
ing surgical shock or the reaction
which follows severs burns, both of
which are often death-dealing condi
tions due to an upsetting of the
balance of chemical elements In the
body.
One of the possibilities opened up
by his research work Is the differ- .
entiatlon of diseases now difficult
to diagnose by making more careful
and precise chemical analyses of .
AS MD IN DIAGNOSES
WINS SCIENCE AWARD
FOR BETTERMENT
Students At O. S. C.
Find Batching Pays
CORVALLIB. Ore., July 1. (AP)
Two hundred and fifty-five enter
prising young students made "batdi
tng" - pay In Inexpensive apartments
at Oregon State college last year.
Mrs. Luju Howard, employment and
housing secretary, said the student
housekeepers spent an average of SIS
a month for room and board com
pared with 130 In regular living quar
ters. Nearly 300 steady positions were
available for the 1380 students who
applied for work. Wages, for all work,
Including about 30S4 odd Jobs, to
taled S44.870.
OTTAWA. July 1. (AP) One of
the world's youngest scientists, 28-year-old
Dr. Charles F. Code of the
Growing Importance of River
, As Commerce Outlet for
Southwestern Oregon Is
Seen by Army Engineers
By JOHN L. WHEELER
(AP Oregon Correspondent)
WA8HINOTON, July 1. (AP)
The growing Importance of the plc-
The army engineers sre at pres
ent engaged In a comprehensive
study of the river with the view
of flood control. Sufficient funds
have been made available by the
war department for a completion
of this work.
Eleven years of operation over Its
pioneer Pacific coast-Chicago-New
York airway were completed today by
United Air Lines as lta planes chalk
ed up the company's 23,000th coast-to-coast
flight In air passenger -mall-express
operations.
It was on July 1, 1827, tf:st Boeing
Air Transport, a predecessor division
of United, took over operation of
the mid-continent air route from the
postofflco department which origi
Mayo Foundation, Rochester, Minn.,
today was awarded the Theobald
Smith medal of the American Asso
ciation for the advance of science.
The wsr department hu set aside
280.000 for extension of the south
jetty at the mouth of tbe Umpqus,
and stream surveys have been au
thorized from Scottsburg to Rose
burg. The last rivers and harbors act
also authorized channel Improve
ment In the river to a point 3300
blood samples, the award commit
tee pointed out. As an example they
said Dr. Code had found that per
sons suffering from allergic reac
tions, such as hay fever and asthma.
The award, one of the highest
honors In American science, was
made to Dr. Code, a Canadian, In
recognition of his discovery that the
chemical histamine Is normally pres
ent In human blood and when pres
The national park service esti
mated today It had spent (133,879
for park development and $168,403
for recreational demonstration areas
had a relatively large quantity of
histamine circulating freely In their
blood.
PXGE TWO
UMPQUA STUDIED
THE HOME OF "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" -One SHOPPING STOP For Everything
Home Purity Bakery
Bread and cakes like mother made
ICE TEA PITCHERS
with
Betty Crocker Cookies
BETTY CROCKER, the internationally fa
mous domestic science expert of the
General Mills, has just supplied us with her
new formulas for home-made cookies. Yes
home-made, and we follow the home reoipes
exactly.
When we taBted them our first thought was,
"These would be mighty good with ice tea."
Well, we have the cookies ready and believe
you too will like them with ice tea. We
bought an assortment of fine Ice Tea Pitchers
to go with them and here is our offer.
Mother Hubbard
Molasses Crinkle
Peanut Butter
Swedish
Marble Chews
CHOICE
OF
Rose, Crystal or Green . . . juija Ice Tea
Pitoher with 2 dozen Assorted Cookies by
Betty Crocker.
49
CAKES For the
FOURTH
A fine assortment of White and Chocolate
Layer and Angel Food ... all by Betty Crocker
25c - 29c - 49c - 55c - 59c
ICE CREAM
quart . . . 25c
KIST BEVERAGES
Sparkling Lemon
Sparkling Sour
Sparkling Water
Pale Dry Ginger Ale
Lime Rickey
Big 29 oz. bottle
Choice 1 5 c
Snider' Orange Pop
or Root Beer
Big 29 oz. bottle 2 for 25c
Fresh Potato Chips
Made Today for Tomorrow
Parker's Potato Chips
Costs no more to have 'em fresh.
-v f Jsk j
SUMMER
THIS week end brings a
double holiday to many
of us. What a lot of fun
we can add to the two-day
outing with the camp fire
Weiner roast or broiled
l4amKiircrsr. Hnw much
5 more fun it will be if they are so good that
you will go back for another and yet an
other. .
Well, we had Huber make us some spe
cial roasting Weiners. For the Hamburg
ers we have the finest Steer Beef ground
just right for the picnic sandwich.
Take along the food that furnishes the
most fun and add to the fun with Groce
teria Goodness.
ONE POUND GROUND
STEER BEEF With
Doz. HAMBURGER
BUNS 25c
y2
HUBER'S SPECIAL
ROASTING WEINERS lb.
25
Fourth of July Savings In the Groceterias
"FOODS ARE FRESHEST WHERE SOLD. FASTEST"
Del Rogue Tomato Juice
46 oz. can 2 for 35c
Sunshine Marshmallows
pound pkg 15c
Lindsay's Medium Ripe Olives
No. 1 tall can 12c
Del Monte Early Garden Peas
No. 303 can 12c
STORE CLOSED
SUNDAY
Open July 4th
Blue Plate Dry Pack Small Shrimp
2 cans 25c
Belle Island Tuna Finsh (fancy)
No. can
10c
Sperry's Pancake Flour, 4 pound bag . . 27c
Crisco (camp size) 1 pound can 19c
Underwood's Deviled Ham, No. i can . 12c
Pabst Cheese (American or brick)
2 lb. box 44c
Pabst Swiss Cheese, 2 lb. box 49c
Milk (small can any brand), .... 4 cans 13c
Karo Syrup, 5 lb. can 33c
Sunshine Nobility assorted Cookies . . . .29c
Sunshine Smacks 15c
Armour's Star Corned Beef, No. 1 can . 17c
Kingan's Pork Sausage, can 23c
Knight's Pickles
8 oz. bottle 15c
(Sweet Mixed. Chow Chow, Icicle, Sour)
Del Rogue Apple Juice
No. 1 can, 2 for 15c;
3 qt. can 39c
(A dandy picnic drink (or the children . . .blends
perfectly with other beverages.)
Dickinson's Pure Grapejuice
pints 19c
C. H. B. Catsup, 14 oz. bot. 12c
Golden West Coffee, 1 lb. can 26c; 3 lb. 73c
(Drip or regular grind.)
Z-Mor-U Coffee 1 lb. 23c; 2 lbs. 45c
(Ground to snlt your co((eepot. Frehest and best.)
Folger's Coffee (drip or regular)
2 lb. can 53c
Elbow Cut Macaroni, 3 lb. pkg. ....... .14c
Camay Toilet Soap, 3 bars 17c
P & G White Laundry Soap
regular bar, 10 for 30c; large, 7 bars 25c
Ivory Soap, medium bar 4 for 22c
Oxydol, large pkg 20c
Dash Granulated Soap, family pkg. . . .25c
Home Purity Mayonnaise, pint 22c; qt. 39c
Schillings Orange Pekoe Tea, lb. pkg. 33c
Schillings Green Japan Tea, lb. pkg 25c
Why Shop Around for Bargains? Come
First to Your Super-Food Markets!
GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS
GATES &LYDIARD
6th at Central
6th at Crape
Savings Without
Self-Denial
ONE SHOPPING STOP FOR EVERYTHING
Delivery of $1 00 Orders
Phone:
West Side 428
East Side 753
Super Meat Markets
Quality Controlled Meats
FOR THE OUTING
A Lot Of Good Things
For the Stay at Home
Good Meals easily cooked.
Assorted Lunch Meats
pound
Huber's Liver Sausage
pound
Huber's Bologna
oound
Huber's Metwurst
pound
25c
17c
17c
25c
39c
33c
15c
15c
25c
25c
15c
20c
Steer Beef Roasts If 1 O
pound I JO I OC
25c
(A meal In 10 minutes.)
Fancy Light Breakfast
Bacon (sliced), pound . .
Medium Breakfast Bacon
(sliced), pound
(A little heavier bacon but mighty good flavor.)
Potato Salad
pint
Knight's Sweet or Sour
Pickles, pint
Knight's Fancy Sweet
Gherkins, pint .......
Knight's Fancy Midget
Sweets, pint
Knight's India Relish
pint
Knight's Sweet Mixed
Pickles, pint
Eastern Bacon
pound
(Not a light Bacon but Terr good.)
FRYERS
each .... 35c
Dandy Picnic Fryers, average weight
about VA pounds
Fruits & Vegetables
Freshest Where Sold Fastest
A load of specially selected strip
ed Klondyke Watermelons
for the 4th
Fourth of July
GRANGE DANCE
Upper Applegate Grange
Supper at Midnight
SILVA'S Orchestra
FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE - 2 FREE PARKING LOTS - Opposite West Side Market - Next To East Side Market