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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 11, 1938)
PAGE TWl. MEDFORD AfATTi TRD3TJN"E, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1938, GO FROM HERE TO Various Species Taken Out of Rogue River National . Forest for Southern Ore gon Exposition Exhibit BIO APPLEOATB, Not. 11, (8pl.) Living trees from the Rogue River national forest an being aclentlfl eally uprooted and ahlpped for exhi bition In the Shasta Cascade Won derland building at the Oolden date International exposition opening Feb ruary 18. The first shipment from the Applegate was trucked out Tues day. Trees from the Applegate district Included three madronos, five maples, three Oregon ashes and four quinine eherry bushes. In the Bead Indian section two mountain hemlocks and five western yewwoods were selected. The Klamath national fore alao Is sending tree exhibits. The process of obtaining the trees without Injury and of enabling them to continue living and growing for the next year la artificial surround ing la an Intricate one. Cordy Sun- derman of Medford, landscape archi tect for the Rogue River national forest, was here this week supervising the tree digging. Selected by Port The trees In the Applegate district were selected early In September by Ranger Lee C. Port. At that time deep trenches were dug around the trees to enable workmen to out off the lateral roots. The raw root-ends were painted with aaphaltlc tree paint as a protective measure against rot and other diseases. The trees are dug with clumps of dirt clinging to the roote, which are encased in wooden boxes. The boxes come In sections. They are placed In the trench surrounding the tree, and bolted together. By means of a Jackscrsw the trees are lifted from the earth, any persistent bottom roots cut, and the false bottom la bolted on the box encasing the soli and roots. The pores of the bark are sealed with a dowax spray and the trees are wrapped, body and limbs, In burlap. Beventy-nlne hun dred yards of burlap have been pur chased for the wrapping. The troes were to be shipped to San Francisco on flat cars, two on a car, loaded at the Southern Pacific, yards at Medford. Selection of well shaped trees wis difficult, the local ranger said, In that they had to be located In access of trucka and grown In the open away from tree clusters. Smallest trees, the quinine cherry, are from four to six feet In height. The tallest trees are 30 feet. This small section of the forest la only s minor portion of the vest exhibit typical of the southern Oregon and northern Cali fornia areas which Is being prepared by the Shasta, Cascade Wonderland association. VAN NUYS APPARENT WINNER IN 'INDIANA INDIANAPOLIS.. Nov. II. (AP) Senator Frederick Van Nuya, Demo crat, appeared re-elected today In hit close content with Raymond E. Wlllli, Angola Republican. Van Nuys had a lead of more than 3,000 votes with only acatered precinct In coun ties In which he has been running ahead yet to report. With 8,745 of the state's 3.872 precincts reported, the vote stood : Van Nuys, 750,338; for Willis, 703,234. Jop Mnld Would Wed SALEM, Nov. 11, (AP) A Japan ese girl of Torrance, Calif., has writ ten the Salem chamber of commerce Inquiring whether marriage between Japanese and white persons Is per mitted In Oregon. She also wants to know what the fee Is and how long the city hall In Salem remains open Saturday afternoons. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1:30 p. m. CORN LOAN FIXED AT 57 CENTS FOR THIS YEAR'S CROP 43 Cent Loan for Farmers Outside Commercial Area Forecast Is Announced in Principal Crops WASHINGTON. Not. 11. (AP) Secretary of Agriculture Wallace an nounced today the government would make loana on this year's corn crop at the rate of 67 cents per bushel. Loans will be made at this rate to all farmers In the commercial oorn area who did not exceed their 1038 corn acreage allotments. ' The commercial area Includes 568 coun ties In Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Mich igan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, South Dakota, Iowa, Nebraska, Missouri, Kansas and Kentucky. Loans will be made at 43 cents per bushel to farmers outside the commercial area who did not exceed their total soil depleting acreage al lotments. , Farmers who overplanted their acreage allotments will be ineligible for loans. forecast Increased ' The corn loan was announced after the federal crop reporting board est imated this year's oorn crop would total 3,4SO,DM.OOO buahels. A month ago Its forecast was 2,400,310,000 bushels. Production waa 9.644,008.000 bush els last year and 1927-36 10-year av erage production was 2,306,167,000 bushels. Today's estimate will be used in determining the rate at which the government will make loana to growers on corn. Preliminary estimates of produc tion of other crops, previously an nounced, Included wheat, 040,220,000 bushels, compared with 873,093,000 lest year and 762391,000, the 10-year average: and oats, 1,0414177,000 bush els, compared wttn 1,148,268,000 last year and 1,042.481.000, the 10-year average. j Estimates of other crops, com pared - with a month ago, last year and the 10 year average. Included: Potatces, 868,203,000 bushels, com pared With 873,276,000, 303,289,000 and 389,693,000. Sugar beets, 10.886,000 tons, com pared with 10,676,000, 8,749,000 and 8,883,000. Apples, 180,328,000 bushels, com pared with 130,100,000, 210,673,000 and 160,728,000. Prar Yield Under 193T' Pears 81,810,000 buahels, compared with 81,612,000, 20,548,000 and 24,. 326,000. Grapes, 2,803,000 tons, compared with 3.8f000, 2,777,000 and 2,197,, 000. Acre yield of various crops, with comparison for last year, were: all wheat 13.2 and 13.6: oats, 294 and 32,7; potatoes, 120.6 bushels and 123.8, sugar beets IIS tons and 114. The condition of pasture Novem ber 1 waa 69 percent of a normal, compared with' 66 a year ago. The acre yield and Indicated total production of certain crops by prin cipal producing states Included: Potatoes: North Dakota 68 and 8.600,000: Nebraska 76 and 6.876,000; Idaho 226 and 27,678.000; Colorado 104 and 11.232,000; California 250 and 17.000,000. 4 "Down l:nder" Radio Strong CANBERRA, Australia (UP) Aus tralia's response to the war fever of the world is to Improve national defense by construction of the largest radio station in the British Empire. It win be completed in 1940 and will provide day and night communica tions with all warships In Australian and adjacent waters and with the naval radio stations throughout the world. Deer Attacks Auto ' SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Califor nia deer are definitely taking on some of the characteristics of goats, according to Will Hammerson. While driving up from Santa Cruz, he said, a big three-point deer came from the forest, butted out both of bis headlights, damaged the motor, and then ran for the protection of the forest. LOST COLONIES OF REICH YIELD FRANCE LITTLE By Ralph Helnten United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS (UP) Germany's demand for return of pre-war colonies Is deemed of greater concern to France from a political and military view point than economically. When the World war ended and the victorious Allies split up Germany's oversess empire of more than a mil lion square miles, France did not reap any outstanding economic gains. It got two-thirds of Togoland (the only German pre-war colony which paid its own way) and about four fifths of the Cameroone. As German West African posses sions, the Cameroone had about 191,- 000 square miles area and Togoland 33,000 square miles. If the Third Reich regained all or part of these areaa. Fuehrer Adolf Hitler would have a foothold In Africa on which he might develop Important sub marine and aviation bases that would worry both Britain and France and would be leas than 8,000 miles from South America. From a practical standpoint, France's colonial wealth lis in ool onles other than those taken from Oermany, Morocco, Tunisia, Algeria, Indo-Chlna and New Caledonia pro vide mineral and agricultural wealth and furnish markets for many' mil lions of dollars worth of French In dustrial exports annually. Hark! A Rustling PASADENA, Cel. (UP) Police of ficials were especially grateful to a woman who telephoned them that she could hear a rustling In the bushes in her yard and asked If they would Investigate. Two motorcycle officers responded, crept cautiously Into the bushes and that night they had 'possum for their midnight moal. Trailer fire Outran B SOWARS. Nov. (UP) J. A. Har rison and Ray Alexander, prospectors, driving an automobile and trailer to new "diggings," discovered the trailer on fire. Unable to unhook It, their only alternative to keep the flames from spreading to the auto mobile was by fast driving, to outrun the flames. This they did. Club Owners Clubby SAN FRANCISCO (UP) Nigh t club owners spparently are ths world's greatest fans of night clubs. When the Night Club Owners asso ciation of this oity held its fl-st annual convention and round-up. it put on, as amusement for themselves, a floor show. . Use Mall Tribune Want Ads. THE HOME OF "GROCETERIA GOODNESS" - One SHOPPING STOP For Everything- Home Purity Bakery Bread and cakes like mother made Home Purity Cakes May Time Cake (White Layer) Wellesley Fudge (Chocolate) Angel Cake Pound Cake I5c-25c-29c-49c-59c BREAKFAST BITS Macaroon Twists 6 for 15c Danish Nougats 3 for 10c Food COSTS LOWEST In Years WE'VE gone over copies of our ads for years and cannot find where food costs have been so low. Not just a few items but nearly- everything costs so little that the best is none too good. We've always said that the best costs no more and often less at your Groceterias. Check the foods listed in this ad. All old familiar brands that you know are good. Shop tomorrow from Southern Oregon's greatest variety of foods of proved goodness and you too will join the ever-increasing throng who have learned by 18 years of Groceteria buying that they al ways save at the Groceterias. FQR YOUR CONVENIENCE FREE PARKING LOTS AT BOTH STORES More than 100 cars cart park on our West Side lot w3 Fountain Dinners Roast Turkey with Dressing . 29c Roast Pork with Apple Sauce 25c Steer Beef Pot Roast with Noodles 25c Swedish Meat Balls 25c A CARLOAD of P. & G. Products for the Redemption of Your Coupons Soaps, 8oap Powdors And fresh Crisoo direct from the Long Boaoh, Calif., fao tory. It'i never been in a warehouse stock and couldn't be fresher. Plenty Of Gold Hill Methodist Church Turkey Dinner, 6 to 8:30 Monday Eve, Nov. 18th Followed by Hnrvcst Festival and Bazaar Roxy Ann Grange Dance Saturday Night, Nov. 12 Hall on Spring Street Merrel's Orchestra Sam's Valley Grange Dance Saturday Night, Nov. 12 Good Music Slipper at Midnight SAVINGS In the GROCETERIAS "FOODS ARE FRESHEST WHERE SOLD FASTEST" Del Monte Pumpkin, No. 2 can, 2 for. 19c Del Monte Pineapple, No. IMi can 10c C. & H. Pure Cane Sugar, 25-lb. cloth bag $1.32 Date or Italian Prunes, 40-50, 5-lb. box 29c Broken Rice, 5-lb. pkg. . ,18c Fancy Blue Rose Rice. 3-lb. pkg 22c 7 New crop Oregon Walnuts, 3 lbs 43c Small White Navy Beans, Z lbs 17c (Fancy) Corn Husks treated for tamales, lb.. .15c Sperry Rolled Oats, 9-lb. bag 33c Del Monte Red Alaska Salmon, No. 1 tall can 19c Marshmallows, 1-lb. pkg.. 10c Diamond A Diced Beets, No. 2 can, 3 for 25c Parkdale Green Beans, No. 2 can, 3 for 25c Bagley Standard Tomatoes, No. 2 can, 3 for 25c Table Brand Golden Bantam Corn, No. 2 can, 3 for 25c Time to asscmule a set of Glass Cups and Saucers and Plates before Christmas. Z-Mor-U Coffee, 2 lbs 45o Home Purity Mayonnaise, qt 39c Cup and Saucer or Plate free with each Armour's Star Corned Beef, No. 1 can 1 7c Armour's Star Deviled Meat, No. can, 3 for 10c Armour's Star Vienna Sausage, 3 cans 25c Armour's Star Family Style Dinner, No. 2 can 29c Armour's Star Beef with Noodles, No. can. . . .20c Karo Blue Label Syrup, 5-lb. can 33c Sperry's Cornmeal, 9-lb. sack 25c Sunshine Martini Wafers, large pkg.. .10c Drifted Snow Flour, 49 lbs.. $1.43 White Rose Flour, 49 lbs $1.39 (Hard Ktieat) Mapleleaf Flour, 49 lbs $1.19 (Hard wheat) Texas Pink Grapefruit, 64s, 3 for. . . . .20c Sunkist Arizona Grapefruit, 80s, 5 for. 17c Oranges, 200 size, 2 doz .29c Sweet Potatoes i . .3 lbs. 10c Tex-Sun Grapefruit Juice, No. 2 can, 3 for ,25c GROCETERIA SUPER FOOD MARKETS Oth at Central. Oth at Grape. Savings Without Sclf-Denial. GATES & LYDIARD ONE SHOPPING 8T0P FOR EVERYTHING Delivery of $1.00 Orders. Phone: East Side 752 West Side 428 Super Meat Markets Quality Controlled Meats Another Famous Recipe Our Mrs. McRae has been asked so often how she prepares the Swedish Meat Balls served at our Fountains that we are printing the recipe. SWEDISH MEAT BALL 1 pound ground Steer Beef 2 slices Home Purity Bread 2 or 3 tablespoons butter 1 can Del Rogue tomato juice 2 medium size onions Salt and pepper Soak bread in enough milk to make it into a soft wet dough. Beat the eggs, then thor oughly mix the meat, dough, beaten egg, salt and pepper and roll into small meat balls. Roll the meat balls in flour and brown thor oughly in sizzling hot bacon fryings, turning until browned all over. Add the tomato juice, the two onions diced and cook to a thick brown gravy seasoned to taste. Allow to simmer slowly until meat thoroughly cooked, stirring frequently to pre vent meat sticking to skillet. We're serving them at the Fountains tomorrow. Ground Steer Beef,' pound ...... 15c 17c 27c Shoulder Pork Roast, pound Prom rouns fraln-fed'horj. Minnesota Bacon, pound A very fine Eastern bacon streaked with lean. Sugar-cured Picnic 1 H Shoulders, pound . . . : I C Hnbrr'i mild en re. Hormel's Dairy Hams, pound 28 Ftncy mild cure corn belt harnn. Fart or wholf ham. 15, Chuck Roast of Steer Beef, pound Steer Steaks, rib, loin C or round, pound DC Voa ore jure of Steer Beef at joor Groce teria. We never hate anj other kind In ovr eoolen. 39 Oro Shortening, 4-pound carton ...... Scoco Pure Vegetable AO Shortening, 4-lb. carton. tDC All-Pork Farm Style OA Sausage, pound UC Mild or mil paffe seasoning. MINCE MEAT Like hamburger, sausage and boarding house hash, Mincemeat is a mystery when sold for less than the cost of the mate rials that go into it except the water. Pint for pint, Home Purity Mincemeat will go so much farther it actually costs less. Pint 19c
