MEDFOim MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. MAY 31, 1940.
SHELTER BELT
JUDGE ASSERTS
The Home of "GROCETERIA GOODNESS"One SHOPPING STOP for EVER YTH ING
LET'S ALL EAT TURKEY
LACKS JUSTICE
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INMATES
Vast Increase Revealed by
Government Bird Censos
Benefits Are Cited.
Br Tti BtiUr
Washington 0J.R The fir.it
nation-wide bird census has dis
closed an unexpectedly large in
crease In the number of birds
and other wildlife In the 11.000
miles of "shelter-belt" trees In
the great plains.
The census taken by the for
est service of the agriculture
department showed increase
ranging up to 900 percent In
many areas of Kansas, Nebras
ka, the Dakotas, Oklahoma and
the Texas Panhandle.
Tests Made
The census was taken through
questionnaires sent to owners of
the farms In tome areas and
through counts by forest serv
ice men of birds and nests In
other areas. The first count was
on "sampling" basts, but a
more detailed census is plan
ned now.
The forest service reported
that not only have the wind
breaks attracted numerous ln-sect-eatlng
birds, but that many
small fur-bearing animals have
found homes In the small for
ests that streak the plains.
Replies to questionnaires cov
ering 53 field windbreaks in
Kansas Indicated insect fighters
such as brown thrashers, wrens,
bluejays. meadow larks, swal
lows, orioles and field sparrows
well In excess of 10,000.
Came Birds Increase
The owners all stated that
such concentration was un
known on their farms In pre
wtndbreak days. The Kansas re
plies also told of Increase of
game birds, reporting some 290
pheasants In 48 windbreaks,
1,400 quail in 53 and 4,300
mourning doves last fall.
A summary of Texas reports
Showed 2,000 or more quail in
habited about 47 miles of wind
breaks. One farmer reported
150 prairie chickens in his
three-mile belt. Few birds of
any description occupied the
area prior to start of the tree
planting In 1933.
Reports from other states
showed similar Increases. Neb
raska farmers were said to be
specially pleased by the In
crease because - the birds de
stroy grasshoppers, which have
caused considerable damage to
crops in recent years.
The shelter-belt forest was
believed to have saved the lives
of many birds during the pit
severe winter. Many birds
which ordinarily fly south dur
ing the winter stayed In the
shelters, farmers reported.
Says Underlying Cause of
the Crime Is Ignored
Proposes Clinical Study
Editor Dies.
Longvlew, Wash., May 81.
() A paralytic stroke suffered
earlier In the day claimed the
life last night of D. M. Simon
sen, 61, managing editor of the
Longview Daily News. Simon
sen, who had been associated
with the Daily News 17 years,
had been In 111 health for seven
months.
Weather.
Northern California: Cloudy
with light showers tonight and
In extreme north portion Satur
day; little change in tempera
ture; moderate southerly wind
off coast; Sunday fair.
Flounder Plentiful.
Astoria, Ore., May 30
The flounder supplanted the sal
mon today as the major catch
of the lower Columbia river
fishing season. One cannery
reported receipt of 1800 pounds
at a cent a pound. Other boat
loads went Into cold storage for
later sale.
Los Angeles. (U.R) Crimin
als in the United States are not
getting Justice, Superior Judge
Roy V. Rhodes of Los Angeles
county charged after a study of
prison conditions throughout the
country.
Except for the defense of in
sanity In murder cases, Rhodes
said, at no time does the phys
ical or psychological condition
of the criminal receive adequate
consideration.
The Jury convicts the guilty
man," the Jurist said, "the Judge
sentences him to prison as speci
fied by law. But this is all
done according to the crime he
has committed, not according to
why he committed it.
Worsening Effect Charged.
"He Is simply dumped In with
other criminals of various de
grees of depravity and usually
comes out of prison a much
worse citizen than he went in.
The public realizes this and
shuns him after he is released."
Rhodes said imprisonment for
crime should have two aims:
one, the rehabilitation of the
criminal; two, the deterring of
the commission of crime by
others. He added that he con
sidered the first aim "by far I
the more important" and, at
the same time, the more neg
lected. Favors Clinic Study,
Rhodes said he favored the
establishment of "psychiatric
and psychological clinics to
determine scientifically and
treat the real causes of crime."
The physical, mental, emotional
makeup and the social environ
ment of the criminal should be
studied before he Is cast into
prison, Rhodes asserted.
The Los Angeles Jurist said
he has conferred with Judges
and lawyers throughout Cali
fornia and he is seriously con
sidering putting the problem
before the State Bar associa
tion with the hope of having
the association formulate a
committee to study and report
on the rehabilitation problem.
DINNER SUNDAY
H
ERE is a treat indeed Fan
cy Hen Turkey so low in
price that turkey is real eco
nomy and you don't have to
cook it unless you think it fun to cook.
m
in ifr linn niMiimii nl
Betty Crocker Cakes
IN THE
HOME PURITY BAKERY
17 . nr.. j il it.
laiicyirien i uiKeys id. ic
For Stuffing and Roasting. . lb. 3c
For example A 12-lb. Turkey Hen would cost $2.04
plus 36c for the dressing and roasting .... total $2.40
Pineapple Chiffon
Malted Milk Chocolate
Old Fashion Yellow
Layer
Angel Cakes
CHOICE
49c
V4 CAKE
25c
Wiener or Round Buns,
' doz. 15c
Home Purity Cookies,
2 doz. 25c
HOME PURITY BREAD
l-LB. LOAF l'i-LB. LOAF
2 for 1 5c 2 for' 23c
98-lb. Flour Sacks,
Doz. 50c
G.E. LIGHT GLOBES
15-25 watt. . .carton 6 for 60c
40-60 watt carton 6 for 78c
75-100 watt. . .carton 6 for 90c
LAW BOSS-Hrtd of new
neutrality laws unit of drpart
ment of justice is Lawrence
M. C. Smith, whose department
will arrest and prosecute viola,
tors of Una eonrernlns neu
trality, treason, eaplonase. sabo
Use. foreign enlistments.
The director of tha Kansas Frees
try. pish and Oama commission
animates that rata kill mora quail
man all tha Hunters of Kansas.
VEGETABLES
Klamath U. S. No. 2
Potatoes 25-lb. sack 25c
Green Beans . . ..... . . .2 lbs. 13c
45 Jumbo Cantaloupes, 2 for 15c
Fancy Salton Sea Grapefruit,
80s. . 4 for 15c
flPBijiiiidiM'iia
L J.l J M J
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taits
CICROXCIEWH
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BOTICTIVI cUoniino of kitchen ;u ClCaill
"dongar lones" It on Important aid vw
In ttobtiihlng grvator htalth security. Oorov ll pro
vtding this highar standard of elonlins In millioni
of hon...forClaroi dtodorli,dtinftt,rmov
numerous ttains from refrigerator, droinboordi,
tinki, glottworo, dislSts, dishcloths, garbage recep
tacle, and other kitchen equipment. Ooroa alto pro
videt protective cleanliness in bathroom . . . hat
many Important personal usas. Directiont on lobeL
SNIDER'S
Milk in Paper Bottles
YOU DON'T HAVE TO CARRY
THE BOTTLES BACK
Coats Just le more per quart and you Just thron
the paper bottle away.
MIGHTY HANDY
UPPER APPLEGATE GRANGE DANCE
Saturday Night. June 1. Stirgell Orchestra.
Refreshments at midnight.
FOXY ANNE GRANGE DANCE
Hall en Spring St. Saturday Night. June 1.
Merrill's Orchestra
SAMS VALLEY GRANGE DANCE
Saturday Night. June i. Excellent Floor.
Refreshments at midnight.
All erdera or Cooked Turkeys must be In by S a. m. Saturday to giTO us time
to have your Turkey ready for you by B o'clock.
Turkeys may be called for en Sunday at either Groceteria.
A delicious blend of fresh
f roasted goodness
Z-MOR-U COFFEE
J lb. 20c 2 lbs. 39c
, Ground to suit your coffee
jTf'r'"v maker when you buy.
WHY SHOP AROUND?
THE BEST BARGAINS ARE ALWAYS
AT YOUR GROCETERIAS
Super Meat Markets
The Kind of Meat You Like to Eat
1 lb. Ground Steer Beef . I Botn
10 round buns f 25c
Make your sandwiches of ground steer beet and
know the goodness of a really good hamburger
sandwich.
FOR THE WIENER ROAST
1 lb. Swift & Co. I R
Skinless Wieners ...A "J
1 jar Gold Bar Mustard. I ZOc
(Wiener Buns, doz. 15c)
FOR THE SANDWICHES
1 lb. assorted Ready-to-
Serve Meats
1 40-ft. roll Waxed Paper
Both
25c
Steer Beef Chuck
Roast lb.
Pork Chops
.lb..
Loin Pork
Roast lb.
Summer Lean
Pork Sausage Ib.
Summer Lean Break
fast Links lb.
Huber's Breakfast
Bacon lb.
Hormel's Minnesota
Breakfast Bacon . .lb.
(Any sise piece)
Spring
Fryers lb.
Home Purity Potato
Salad pint
18c
15c
14c
15c
22c
15c
19c
23c
15c
Corned Beef ....... 12-oz. can 15c
Paper Napkins . . .pkg. 250 15c
Doumak's Marshmallows. . .lb. 10c
Sunshine Marshmallows . ... .lb. 15c
Table Brand Corn,
No. 303 can ....4 for 29c
Siskiyou Green Beans,
No. 2 can .4 for 29c
Meco Peas, No. 303 can ... 4 for 29c
Del Monte Peas, No. 2 can, 2 for 23c
Gold Bar Early Garden
Peas No. 2 can 15c
Campbell's Tomato Soup 4 cans 25c
Mt. Whitney Ripe
Olives No. 1 can 10c
Gold Bar Large Ripe
Olives No. 1 can 15c
Pen-Jel (dry pectin) . . .3 pkgs. 25c
Amaizo Golden Syrup, 5 lb. can 25c
Portrait Shad. . .No. 1 tall can 10c
(Good fish Talus)
Elbow Cut Macaroni . 3-lb. pkg. 10c
Gerber's Baby Foods. . . .3 cans 19c
Nu Bora giant pkg. 49c
(Free Gists Utility Dish)
Gold Bar Pineapple Tidbits,
buffet can 4 for 25c
Gold Bar Catsup, 8-oz. btl., 3 for 25c
Gold Bar Red Alaska Sockeye
Salmon No. 1 tall can 23c
Gold Bar Tuna Fish. .No. can 10c
Gold Bar Kadota Figs,
8-oz. can ..2 for 15c
Gold Bar Fruit Cocktail,
No. 1 can 2 for 25c
Silver Bar Florida Grape
fruit No. 2 can 9c
Gold Bar Sweet Pickles,
jar 13c 23c 35c
(You will like Gold Bar Pickles we hare all kinds)
Smacks, large pkg 2 for 25c
Palmolive Soap 3 bars 14c
Ovaltine small 33c large 59c
Viking Flour 49-lb. $1.19
Kitchen Queen Flour .. 49-lb. $1.49
Freedman's Double Refined
Borox Soap 4 bars 25c
Fels Naptha Soap 6 bars 25c
Borene Laundry Soap ... 7 bars 25c
Borene Granulated
Soap large pkg. 27c
Fluffo Pure Vegetable Short
ening 4.1b. 39c
Gold Bar Coffee, .lb. 23c 2-lb. 45c
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one shopping stop lor every --mor-v urange reKoe l ea
i lb 17c J lb 33c
Phonei East Side T52. West Side 431
Delirery of 11.00 Orders
lib at Central) Sth at Crape
Serines Without Self-Dental
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