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AfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 29. 1939. PAGE NINE PLAN PROBE Hi PACIFIC COAST 25 Attorneys of Federal 'Trust Busting Staff Col lecting Evidence Trade Hampered Is Claim. PORTLAND. Ore.. Sspt. . (API Thurman Arnold, assistant United States attorney general, said in an Interview today a grand Jury Investl gutlon of building construction cost, restraints and trusts may begin on th Pacific coast within 30 days. Arnold will address the Oregon Bar association convention at Gearhart today. The exact time and place of a na-tlon-nlde Inquiry has not been set. kit stated, but about 193 attorneys on the "trust busting staff" have been collecting evidence. Twenty five were assigned to the coast. "I believe in the long run the operation of free and Independent enterprise can effectively solve our bousing problems If we remove the obstructions which now block the channels of trade In thst Industry," Arnold said. He added construction was handi capped by relatively high costs dur ing the depression and a rise during recovery. Arnold said hla department was In teresting Itself In "sudden and un justified" food prices since the out break of the war. attributing the trend both to public hysteria and the desire of organised groups for quick profits. Meteorological Report September 29, 1939. Forecasts. Medford and vicinity: Pair tonight, eaturday and Sunday; little change In temperature. Oregon: Pair tonight, Saturday nd Sunday, but becoming foggy or cloudy on the coast: little change In temperature: gentle northwest wind Off the coast. Local Data. Temperature a year ago today: Highest, 69: lowest, to. Total monthly precipitation, .as tnch. Deficiency for the month, .31 Inch. Total precipitation alnos Septem ber 1, 1939, .25 Inch. Deficiency for the season, .21 Inch. Reltalve humidity at 8 p. m. yes terday, 28 per cent; S a. m. today. 85 per cent. Sunrise tomorrow, 8:07. Sunset tomorrow, 5:58. Observations Taken it A a m, 120 Meridian Time. Baby Slaying Due to Insanity v j. lp.aw . . . t ' . i x 'I At A Vv Tp r ' il i I LM L i I - wsitwtatslMiil house for Mr. and Mrs. Id Oardner of Coleman Creek. Donald Wheeler of Table Rock was a gueat of bis niece, Phyllis Wheeler, Monday. Lovell Ferns, father of Mrs. Herb Puhl. left for Taklma, Wash., Thurs day. 1 Sardine Creek SARD INK CREEK. Sept. 29. 8pl.) W. I. Purl of the Lucky Eagle Mining eompany, mads business trip to Portland Sunday. Ha raa ac companied by hla father-in-law, Ben Stoop. Mr. and Mr H. H II hart of Ash land and Mrs- Florence Lester of Caldwell. Idaho, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Walt Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Dusenberry visited Mr. and Mrs. Prank Law rence on Oslla creek Sunday. Mel Yin Howell of the "Gold Hill Placers" made a business trip to Stockton. Calif., Sunday, returning Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Lester Babcock who are living on the Eld rid e place, took their two girls to Medford this week to attend school at the Rogue River academy. S. A. Dusenberry went to Crescent City Tuesday to ssslst In bringing back a Delel Caterpillar tractor for the "Gold Hill Placers," which they will use In clearing and leveling mining ground. P. N. Tygart and Clyde Maple bagged a 4-polnt buck on the head of Galls creek Sunday. C. L. Dusenberry of Fort Jones. Calif., arrived here Wednesday for a few days vtilt. He may return and move hts family here soon. Mr. and Mrs. John Wilde and Wanda Mae visited this week with her parent, Mr, and Mrs. R. V. Dusenberry and family. Closing time for Too Late to Cl&s slfy Ads ts l:S0 p m. Cse Mall Trtbuue want ad. r3 OUT OF 5n I MOTHERS relievo misery I I of colds external! with I 1 WICKS I egno Jg VAPORUB " Velma Baker Fink (right), Clyde. Ohio, divorcee, Is shown sobbing as her brother, Edwin (left), and her father, Oren Baker, comfort her Just after a Fremont, Ohio, Jury had acquitted her of first degree murder but held she was Insane when she threw her 10-weeks old son Into a creek last June. WILL MEET MONDAY First meeting of the Jackson coun ty budget committee Is scheduled for next Monday. The committee Is com posed of W. H. Young. Eagle Point; Leonard Carpenter, Medford, and Henry G. Enders, Ashland. A chair man and a secretary will be chosen, as one of the first orders of busi ness. The county assessor's office la now working on the Oregon-California land tax refund claims for Jackson county for this year and these fig ures will be ready for consideration of the budget committee Monday. f , Fern Valley PERN VALLEY, Sept. 39. (Spl.) Ted Marshall left last week for Eu gene to attend the University of Oregon. Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Jameson, who have been camping at the Hughes place the past two months, left Tuesday for Crescent City to engage In mining operations. Mrs. John Garamill of West Phoe nix, accompanied by Mrs. C. C. Scott. Fire Prevention Week Proclaimed By Mr. Roosevelt WASHINGTON. Sept. 39 President Roosevelt today set aride the week beginning October 8 as fire prevention week. His proclamation reported fires In this country did an estimated damage of $254,000,000 In 1937 and more than $265,000,000 last year. Public authorities, elvio groups, educators and others were request ed to "cooperate In bringing to the attention of all the people the Importance of taking measures to eliminate fire hazards, to abolish dangerous practices and procedure: which may lead to the occurrence of needless fires, and to maintain a special alertness in every situa tion In which a destructive fire may occur." Mr. and Mrs. T. T. Glower of West Phoenix called at L. H. Hughes' home Sunday. Mr. Clower and fam ily left Monday for Chowchllla, Cel., to be gone until Christmas. H. H. Puhl Is building a five-room called on friends in Pern valley the last of the week. Mrs. Scott was a former resident of Pern valley before moving to Southern California. Phyllis Wheeler was absent from school Monday on account of a bee sting under her arm. E. R. Arnold and sons have pur chased a hay pounding machine. Wm. Lady, with the assistance of his grandson. OrvlUe Lady, and Ed r-Tpill in drilling a wpll on Ms place. 7 MY HUSBAND . AGREES... PILLSBURY'S i BEST! ...a. i more furlker " . lifter ..... lours. Try -." your"' EBEST1 UBiMd Biscuits Csle PILLSBURYS BEST FLOUR OVBKBBAHB AT THEASVKE I 8 M. A N B I Los Angeles MEDFORD . Omaha Phoenix Portland Reno Roseburg Salt Lake ..... San Francisco Seattle Spokane 68 Washington, D.C. 75 Wenatchee 73 Sh 25 Si ? 1 CITY bS SH at 5 K ' P ri ii I Sola 73 87 ... Clear 1 Boston 83 49 Foggy g MiitO Buffalo 73 58 Jl Rain I mWi W.M Chicago 89 88 .. Clear I V Denver 78 39 JT Cloudy 1 . WjMidTvJ'S Kureka 83 80 Clear 1 'wjfffflW Havre 48 34 Cloudy jS '',Wl!8s 78 88 Clear 1 Si&J0' 7R 4A PIm. . or an in nmiriv rm j j" "a ot,u. 78 87 Clear 1 International Exposition, 70 n Plr If yourt cordially innled to see 3! 2 " r !" I -BehM d. Cap." a nuni . 78 48 Clear B Hill, Bro. Exposition Theatn. . 71 48 Clear B ' svjssJ 85 43 Cloudy fkai i sa. .,;K, 38 P. Cldy fe'ftt I s week tMf"y- i I b7 h" 'pj y?TZ3i- f""j mjJ is; k Ben. Glass Improved WASHINOTON, Sept. 39. Senator Olass (D-Va ), 111 for i with bronchitis, was described secretary today aa well on the recovery. "VOU'U Tht CsVUct "It makes no difference what type of coffee-maker you use. Tb Correct Grind will pro duce perfect results. Just fol low toe directions careful Iv for your particular method. But don't ever regrind Tht Correct Grind. You'll -lose aroma, 0avor( freshness." IMPORTANT. Csrefallv observe drains for etcb method. Met jure 2 Vtvubleipooot of coffee to eacb cap of wtter. Vur wntr ttijhtlr for exta ftxeosth desired Keep coffee 'tntker cTeuk GIVE WHITE SATIN SUGAR A TASTE TEST PURE, FINE GRANULATED QUICK DISSOLVING Perfect for Canning. Preserving, Jellies and Jams mww ...m oiim corra n eura tiowiv in thi ioh." You'll hear this from those who visit Hills Bros. Exposition Theatre because the painstaking way coffee is dried for weeks in the sun is most im pressive. Important, tool Thoroughness like this is maintained in every step in the production of Hills Bros. Coffee. Toe result? Everywhere people ssy, "Now that's what I call good coffeeT' Hills Bros Coffee DtlP MITHODi 6 to 8 mlmrttn f (referred. If less thta 23 cspaciir t made, water will drip too fast firing weak brew. LASS VACUUM MAKIRSi Put up per bowl on etr water boil. Coffee and water should bt jo coo tact 9 to 7 miaotw. MtCOtATOli Start w,th cold or hot water. "Perc" 7 to 10 miautM after stK.dv Dumping starts. Far more dtiailrd in structiont on making eoffr write far a frm cony of th booklet "TAe Art of Coffee Making." Atiareu ft Hit Bros. Cone, nc., San Francisco. -A """'WW 3f AtiMXAiuj...,,- .. tjfiPA COrntPOT i Brioe enffee and water to boilioc. Stir well Add small amount of cold water and let sued mifiotea to scale grouods. STIfPINSt Poor ISoHlnt water on coffee, itir well. Stir asaiq io ) minutei. Steep for a lotai of 10 to IS minute. OEI01 ;ocxoi Ol 01 I II M A fl C ' ur Free Delivery at Your Service L U If 1 A II 0 Telephone 353 or 354 LUMANS' 4 PRIZE-WINNING 4-H CLUB STEERS ON SALE FRIDAY and SATURDAY POP CORN Giant Yellow. A good popping corn you'll like it. 3 lbs. 25c Prices Effective 'Til Monday Night Tm Inilffd. we boiifht four of the prlte wlnnlnjt 4-H Club steera and thty will be on sale today and Saturday. If you want a real treat In meat don't mlu thi opportunity, and remrmher ... It alnayi pay to buy your Foods at Lumnns', Margarine NUT 0LE0 2 lbs. 25c BEANS Olen Valley Brand. Large No. 2y tin 10c Lota of Beam for the money SARDINES - Del Monte Lge Oval Tins 29c FRESH ROASTED PEANUTS 2 lbs. 25c MATCHES-Blue Star Diamond 6 box ctn 1 9c POTATOES Klamath Falls The kind you like so well 50 lbs. No. 2 55c NEW FLOUR PRICES DRIFTED SNOW FISHER'S BLEND 1M.79 KITCHEN QUEEN '1.49 KLAMATH BOQUETl? 1.29 CASTLE BRAND E" 1-39 TUNAF1SH Meco - 2 large oani 25c FIG BARS - FRESH ... 2 lbs. 25c Miracle Whip Salad Dressing PINTS QUARTS 21c 32c SNOWDRIFT SHORTENING With its goodness locked in A favorite shortening with most oooks 31b. pail 53c -6 lb. pail SI .05 GINGER SNAPS 2 ibs. 25c CATSUP ME0O The Bottle 10c OUnt Slis PieKiut CORN FLAKES .. Snspl Crssklsl Popl RICE KRISPIES. . 1U Contslns Vitamins '' A 'O PEP ii 2 for IDs S & W COFFEE 2-lb. can 49c ymm Mb. can UfMfeilL. 26c lillP CORN and PEAS ME00 3 cans 25c LUMAN'S Free Delivery Phone 353 or 354 m ' A 20c XZ?AV Boneless Veal Roasts Rolled and tied, lb..... Friday and Saturday Specials 4 Prize Winning4-H Club Steers NOW ON SALE Don't fail to get some of this fine beef Choice young fat hens, lb. ' 2,0$ R. I. Red and Barred Rock Fryers, lb 22t? Young corn fed pork, Leg Roasts, lb 20 Shoulder Roasts, lb... 15ft Loin Pork Chops or Steaks, lb 20 Fresh Side Pork, lb.. 15 Country style Sausage, lb. 15t Veal Loin Steaks, lb 20? Swift's Hams, lean and tender, fine quality, whole or half, lb 25 8wift's Bacon, medium thick, lb 20 Swift's Jewel Shortening, fresh from the refinery. Now is the time to get your fall and winter supply at our low prices. LUMANS' Fruits and Vegetables WEEK-END SPECIALS Sweet Potato Squash lb. 2ic LETTUCE, crisp, solid each 5c ONIONS 10 lb. No. Vs 19c TOMATOES . . . 5 Ibs. 15c Grapefruit full of juice 5 for 19c APPLES new crop 6 lb. 25c LOCAL CABBAGE . . lb. 2c Lumans' Bakery Goods Fresh Dread Daily Finest of Cakes and Pastries SATURDAY SPECIAL KENTUCKY PRALINE CAKE It Is made with brown sugar with a brown sugar icing containing chopped Oregon wal nuts. Specially Priced 49c o I O I o I o I o D Oft ') " OaA., fm. - jsjaijta4sSr'lV OE30 :OE30J oaoi
