Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 7, 1938)
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOKP. "OREGON. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 7. 1938.' PAGE mXb BOHNERT AND WILEY NAMED ON TENANT BOARD Official appointment of Jackson county' tenant loan committee of three local farmers to review appli-; cations, appraise farms designated for purchase and recommend tenants ; beet qualified for successful farm own- j ershlp, has been announced by Sec retary Wallace, according to word re ceived by Eugene Hampton, county F6A-' supervisor. Medford, who will erva as executive secretary. T. 8. Wiley. Ashland, was named committee chairman, with Otto Bohnert of Central Point, an Earl Ulrleh of Trail, making a group of representative farm leaders of the county. An allotment of 993,915 Is avail able in Jackson and Lane counties for the fiscal year ending July 1, 1939. to make farm purchase loans to qualified tenants resident In the two counties. Preference will be given married couples or persons with de pendent families and those who are able to make down payments, or own livestock and equipment necessary to carry on farming operations. Diver sified, family-sized farms will be rec ommended In all cases. Applications for tenant loans will be received at the county Farm Se curity Administration supervisor's Office, 311 Fluhrer building, Medford. beginning October 0, 1938. The Grange Griffin Creek Oringe Country ityle tun will be In order thla Saturday night at Orlffln Creek Orange, when t modem barn dance and box aocltl will Umber up Orlffln Creek dancer, for the winter season. A price waits and a door prize will add to the excitement, alwaya when awalna bid for their favorite boxe.. Lad lea will bring bsxrs, plain or fancy, contributing the customary lunch for two and the lady'a name. The boxea will be auctioned off to the hlgheat bidder ahortly before mid night. Modern danoee will predominate with a few quadrlllea and a Paul Jones or two. Clyde SturglU'a orches tra will play. A foot high angel food cake, baked by one of Orlffln Creek'a champion 4-H girls will go to the winners of the price waltz. In keeping with the barn dance Idea, the honored gueat will be Orlf flnella, the grange pig. Orlfflnella, a little white pig was adopted by the grange last spring and fed cooperatively by grange mem ben until ahe now tips the acales at well over 300 pounds. October 37. a, aausage supper win celebrate Orlfflnella'a last public ap pearance. The barn dance and box axial la a public dance. The hall la located on the grounda at the White school house on the main ormin road. DERBY' ENTRY IS HELD FOR ARSON TORONTO, Ont.. Oct. T. COT) lira. Matthew Kenny, "runner-up" In the famous Charles Vance Millar "stork derby." was arrested here on a. charge of arson. Police took her Into custody after an Investigation by the fire mar ahal'a department Into the fourth fire to break out In houses occupied by the large Kenny family In four months. The last fire damaged a home bought by the Kendys on Bathur.it atreet, In west-central Toronto, with part of the $13,500 "consolation price" Mrs. Kenny received aa runner-up In the baby race. There -waa no cne In the house at tne time oi UK fire, police sold. Mra. Kenny waa arretted by officers of the Ontario fire marshal's depart ment after a chase through lanea and back streets near her home. When the offlcera went to the Ken ny .home.. Mrs. Kenny vlglrously pro tected ahe had done nothing wrong. nd darted out of the back door. 8he was soon captured, however, and taken to a police station, where ahe waa formally charged with arson. Ball waa set At (3,000. Funny story by Brother OreanleaJ, and did we laugh? Short talks by Mabel Mack, home demonstration leader and Olive Floyde, Pomona lecturer. Mrs. Mack had called a meotlng for recreational leadera from Sams Valley. Live Oak, Enterprise and Gold Hill, and stayed to enjoy our program. Punch and wafers were served after program by K. E. C. Creek Gold Hill Gold Hill Orange Booster Night Program Friday evening, September 30, to which the public waa Invited. was a big success with about iso in attendance from as far north as Granta Pass and as far south as Bellvlew. The program was opened with an address of welcome by Worthy Mas ter William Howes. Due to lack of space we had to omit seating drill opening of Bible and presentation of flag by assistants. Three songs by all. A wry Interesting letter from Na tional Master Louis Taber was read by Brother Fish. Address on agriculture by Master Howes. Beautiful tableaux dramatizing "Nearer My Ood to Thee." directed by Sister Jean Gray and sang by Brother Fish. A talk on many of the things the grange has accom plished In Ita 73 yeans of progresa by Overseer Ferguson. We were fortu nate to have some guest stare with us, Mr. George Maddox of Medford. who aang two beautiful solos, accom panied on piano by Mra. Maddox. and Mrs. Mlna Gordon, who sang two beautiful solos, accompanied on piano by Slater Beulah Nathan. These solos were greatly appreciated by all. An educational talk by County Deputy Nealon of Sams Valley. A very laughable skit. "Have I Taken Poison?" by William Howes as Mr. Crank; Pearl Gray as Mra. Crank: Alfred Hilton aa Uncle: Florence Howes aa maid: Bill Ferguson as Butler. We were also fortunate In secur ing Mr.-Oeorge OHchris to show us the pictures he took of the north west Jackson county fair and some of other sections of the country They were quite Interesting. Jacksonville Observing Booster Night with a covered dish dinner and program. Jacksonville Grangera had a most enjoyable evening. September 30. Every member participated In the after dinner dlscuaalona on "What Makea a Good Oranger." with some very clever and constructive talka. 'The program which followed con sisted of Opening of the Bible 'and prayer by the chaplain, Gertrude Martin: presentation of the flag and escorting of all paat masters to seats of honor; reading of National Master Taber'a addreaa of welcome: numbers by the ladles' quartet, comprised of Anna Wendt, Nellie Nledermeyer. Reva Henspeter and Gertrude Martin accompanied by Leora Nledermeyer: reading by Paul Henspeter: a "Professor Quiz" con test, conducted by Professor Flor ence Severance, who chose Roy Mar tin. Dellhla Jennings, I. A. Dew. Wynn Arnold and Anna Wendt as contestanta and Ralph Jennlnga. Katherlne Wendt and A. L. Beck as Judges. T. A. Dew came out with first prize and Mrs. Jennings and Wendt tying for second. This waa followed by dueta by George and Chester Wendt. acconv panled by Katherlne Wendt: a talk on "History and Present Problema of the Grange" by A. E. Brockway; and horn solos by Oeorge Wendt Live Oak Grange met In regular session Monday evening. October 3 While not a record attendance, yet a very Interesting meeting waa held. Reporta from H. E. C. chairman on amounts taken in on booth and stand at Gold Hill fair. Live Oak took first place on their booth for the first time at the fair, of which we all are Justly proud. Lecture program put en by Worthy Lecturer John Fleming waa In honor of - Pomona. The readlnga and gamea were in keeping with the aubject. Monday evening. October 11. we will put on the flrat and second degree work for our new candidates. Thursday. October 13, the H. E. O. will meet at Myrtle Whipple'! home In the afternoon. Lumber Cut Drops SEATTLE, Oct. t.iP) On. hun dred and fifty one western Washing ton and Oregon Douglaa fir mllla cut slightly lesa lumber laat week than the preceding week but new orders boomed up more .than 10,000,000 board feet. Oi i o Better Wool Prospects BOSTON, Oct. 7. ) The com mercial bulletin will say tomorrow: "There Is a better tone In the wool market. Further sales of medium bright fleeces are reported at prices which show some tendency to ad vnce. Fine and fine medium territory wools lao are firmer and if nything against the buyer, although not quotably dearer. OE 00. 301 IOE30 SUGAR, 100 POUNDS S4.98 -10 POUNDS FOR 52c LUMAirSflrTrvrr; TRIPLE-SEALED SAVE THE COUPON THE DALLES, Oce., Oct. 7. WPr Now they're complaining the Bonne Till fish ladders make It too easy for salmon to reach the spawning grounds. Uprlver fishermen, along with con ervatlontsta generally, claimed pre viously the big dam would deatroy the fish run. Now they say the net work of ladders gives the salmon an avenue to spawning grounds that doesn't sufficiently tax Ita energy. Previously fish reaching the upper river were so exhauated they rested In quiet pools and, so to apeak, caught their breath. Thla made fish ing good. Now they reach the same regions without having to fight through the fast water and do not pause for their half-way point rest. Fishing la poor. Observers say the fish laddera have eliminated tho bruising tussle in the rock strewn rapids that prevloualy existed in the Bonneville vicinity. TWO DIE, 9 HURT DANCEHALL FIRE BIRMINOHAM. Ala.. Oct. 7, OFr Two persons died and nine others suffered burns today In a fire which destroyed Vanderbllt Gardens, tubur- ban dance hall and apartment build Ing. Nearly a score of persons. Including two small children, either Jumped or were thrown from second story windows to escape the flames. J. M. Kirk, 88 and partially deaf. and Mra. Fannie Lee Forman, 80. ware killed when the three-atory frame atructure collapsed, only a few min ute after firemen rrtved. Fire Chief Alf Brown, who Buffered a burned f05t. said th building burned "like tinder." The cause of the blaze waa undetermined. High Court Llttena SALEM. Oct. 7. (IPt The state ail' prune court heard argument today In the canltol reconstruction com minor's suit to disqualify Circuit Judge L. H. McMahan of Marlon county from hearing it condemna tion suit asainst the Mart Boeaenen property, located on the eapltol graunds. S25.00 Reward Will be paid oy the manufacturer for any Corn GREAT CHRISTOPHER POSITIVE Corn Cure cannm remo Also remove Wart and Callouses So at Youngs Drug" Store. SATURDAY - LAST DAY of Our Big REMOVAL SALE We will be closed Monday to move to our New Location, 17 South Central, New Fluhrer Bldg. FORMAL OPENING of our New Shop MONDAY EVENING Two Doors North of Craterian Theater JACQUE LENOX D Q -THE SWEETEST OF AIL S O V X D 8 IS PRAISE' 'Do you know that you bant lovely bands!'! f Amp Thosi Maws m Smiuo in Maxim Corm It's a wise woman who teaches her hands to make delicious coffee. Even more im portant is the practice of using only Hills Bros. Coffee. For this famous coffee has a fla vor that never varies that invites praise at the first taste "Now, that's what I call good coflu!" For 60 years millions of women have been complimented over and over again because they served mils Bros, ioiiee HILLS BROS COFFEE Tftf Covuct Ofilnd rot Mir imm ar r mmo o comi ausia - I D o n With Och purchase of r THOMPSON'S CHOCOLATf MALTED MILK XS9V L Bit- liarmi-Bawawwwawaawwl You will be surprised how helpful our displays will be to you in making; your selections for the week-end. It is hardly necessary to prepare a list. All foods are attractively displayed. The best is always obtainable at the most reasonable prices. We '11 look for you in. MILK Libby's Fine quality 4 Tall Cans 25c Case 48 Tall Cans $2.88 DOG FOODS Pard Canned Dog OCf Food 3 cans sOC. Red Heart Dog; OK Food 3 cans SwG Bonnie Brand Dog OC Food 5 cans 9G SOAP SPECIALS 43c 25c 9c Ozydol, 2 large packages...., 0. K, Soap, 7 large bars Large Ivory Soap aoh g 4 Free Deliveries Daily 2 Telephones 353 and 354 ROYAL CLUB SPECIALS ROYAL CLUB PEAS mq best quality 2 for S-5JC ROYAL CLUB STRING BEANS OOi best quality 2 for b3C ROYAL CLUB GOLDEN BANTAM CORN OC best quality 2 for sCwC ROYAL CLUB PEACHES' OQ I packed in heavy syrup 2 No. V size tins 9 C ROYAL CLUB COFFEE OC 1 lb. tin or glass jar . sCwC FLQUE BUY AT THE LOW PRICES Kitchen Queen i Moon Brand An All Purpoaelour 49 lb. saok $1.29 The (Ineit hardwheat 49 lb. saok SI .19 Klamath Bouquet 49 lb. $1.09 GRAHAM CRACKERS Oven fresh Golden Graham Craokers 2 lb. box 20c SODA, CRACKERS Oven fresh dainty Krispy Soda Crackers 2 lb. box 20c KRAFT'S MIRACLE WHIP AMERICA'S FAVORITE SALAD DRESSING OR SANDWICH SPREAD PINT JARS QUART JARS 22c ' 34c x W L LUMAN'S r, uur meats are soia 1' you txvtoi when flavor is best. - lA.ai.HKA SATURDAY SPECIALS Choice young fat Hens, lb 20c R.I. Red Fryers, milk & corn fed, lb. 25c Prime Beef Roasts, boned & tied, lb. 20c Beef Pot Roast , young tender beef, lb 13c Beef Short Ribs, lb 10c Fresh Side Pork, lb 15c Pork Roasts, leg or loin cuts, lb.. . . . 20c Salt Pork, fine for frying, lb.. ..... 15c Spring Lamb, No. 1 quality legs, loin or rib chops, lb. ........... . 22c Veal steaks, loin or rib steaks, lb. . . . 20c Small lean Picnic Shoulders, lb. . . . .20c Seasoning Bacon, lb. . 15c Eastern Sugar Cured Bacon, medium . thick, lb .25c Home rendered Lard, 4 lbs. 50c SCOCO Shortening PURE VEGETABLE 4 lb. ctn. 50C POTATOES Klamath Netted Gems 50 lbs.' No. 2s.... 35c 100 lbs. No. Is. .$1.15 DRIED PRUNES New Crop Italian or Petite 5 lbs. 25c LUMAN'S Bakery Specials SATURDAY This week we are featuring a new slse 3 layer cake just the right size for a family or party will serve six to eight people. Your choice of Date Nut Special Cake Chocolate Layer Lady Baltimore Cocoanut Layer Or combine layers of chocolate and white cake 35C each D o o a Fruitt and Vegetables! Local SATURDAY SWEET POTATOES 8 lb. 25c Sweet Potato Squash lb. 2 c GRAPEFRUIT 6 for 25c CABBAGE Local Solid lb. 3c APPLES "s SC. 6 lb. 25a TOMATOES 3 lbs. . . 10c Local Horn Grown Tomatoes All fresh, crisp, tender local bunch Vegetables 3 for 10 BROTHER BIG FOOD CENTER MAIN AND BARTLETT STS. Telephone 353 or 3544 Free Deliveries Daily Telephone Your Order n nn nn n L iyj iMj ai iivi OBOl 8 O D O U o n o D o D o D o o D o I OBO
