MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFQTTO. OREGON. THURSDAY. AUGUST 1. 1940.
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4 Mayor Urges Citizens to Join
In Tribute to Sugar Industry
Mayor Charles C. Furnas to
day proclaimed August 2 to
17 as "Oregon Sugar Tine,"
and urged recognition and sup
port by Medford citizens of the
rapidly growing beet sugar In
dustry of Oregon.
The Amalgamated Sugar com
pany plant at Nyssa, described
as the nation s newest beet su
gar factory, began its operations
In the fall of 1938, it was point
ed out by David W. Evans, of
Stevens and Wallis, the firm's
public relations counsel.
Last year it produced 728,000
100-pound bags of sugar, and
this year will produce between
900,000 and 1,000,000 due to a
larger beet acreage and better
crop, he said.
With 18,250 acres in the area
now growing beets, the factory
this year will have a payroll
of $300,000.
In addition, benefits from the
new industry will be reflected
in the Medford area through
the new beet seed industry.
Where formerly Germany was
depended on chiefly for it, the
Oregon seed will go for farms
in Idaho, Utah and California,
as well as eastern Oregon,
Evans said.
Mayor Furnas' proclamation
follows:
"It is well recognized that
the future industrial growth of
Oregon is dependent upon the
encouragement of all phases of
agriculture throughout the state.
"Likewise, this industrial
subject to
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rison Villard on Conditions
Induced by War."
MBS 7:15. Sen. J. J. Davis
on "Negro Hospitalization." Vm Mail Tribune went eda.
No Authority attorney general said that chll- My Starsl
Salem iU.PJ Attorney Gen- dren sent to the training schools Los Angeles iP) Soma mys-
eral I. H. Van Winkle has ruled I are not classed as criminals and , tery is attached to an old Amer
tViat th. mvnnr ti3 nn author-! therefore do not come under the ' ican flag with only 13 stars in
I cloaini tuna tor Too Late to ciu-1 j . .,,. reprieves or commu-1 governor's pardoning authority. 1 the field which a friend gave to
lfy Ada u 1 so p. m. iuiin. nf ....,.. in hnv. in Mrs. Winifred Jones 20 vears
scattered
I tat ions of sentence to boys in
the state training school. The
Cat Mall Tribune Kant ad.
' ago. The stars are
over the field Instead of being
arranged in a circle as decreed
by the continental congress.
Cloelnf time lor Too Lata to Claa
try Ada la 1 JO p. m.
Ce Mall Tribuna want art.
growth, so essential to the ulti
mate solution of Oregon's un
employment problem, must fol
low the development of arable
lands from the vast acreages
that have lain dormant in past
years.
"Further recognizing the fact
that idle prairie lands under
the Vale-Owyhee project have
become productive and the
growing of sugar beets In this
area is now a successful and
profitable farm endeavor.
"Therefore, the citizens of
Medford extend hearty best
wishes to the growers of sugar
beets in this new important
agricultural area and commend
the Amalgamated Sugar com
pany for this company's fore
sight and enterprise in estab
lishing one of America's most
modern sugar factories at Nys
sa. This two-and-one-half mil
lion dollar plant, manufactur
ing Oregon's own "White Satin
Sugar" will contribute substan
tially to the wealth of this state,
thus:
"I hereby proclaim for Med
ford a two-week period from
August 2 to August 17 as "Ore
gon Sugar Time" arid urge the
citizens of this community to
join with Governor Sprague
and other communities of this
state in acknowledging the part
which the new sugar industry
is playing in the progress and
prosperity of Oregon.
"CHARLES C. FURNAS,
"Mayor of Medford."
Cupid Fails to Capitalize
On Conscription Expectancy
By United Press.
The possible Imminence of military conscription has failed to
stampede the American male into marriage as it did in the
spring of 1917, a United Press survey indicated today.
Marriage license bureaus
throughout the nation reported
few gains in applications either
since January 1 or since con
gress began considering a con
scription bill which would re
quire millions of eligible bach
elors between 21 and 31 to re
port for military training for
one year. Married men would
be exempt.
The volume of licenses issued
during June this year was the
greatest of any month this year
in at least 42 states, but li
cense clerks thought that was
only- because it was June. In
some states it was attributed to
a desire to avoid newly imposed
physical examination require
ments for applications
struck Robert on the head. Both
boys tumbled 40 feet to the
bottom of the cliff. It could
not be determined definitely
but authorities thought that the
rock inflicted the fatal injury.
Condition of the Hilkey boy
was reported much improved
today. He is under treatment
at the Osteopathic hospital. He
suffered multiple lacerations.
contusions and abrasions and
shock. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Oliver Hilkey, Butte
Falls.
Funeral services for the
Schnurr youth will be held at
1:30 p. m. tomorrow in the Perl
chapel. Burial will take place
in the Butte Falls cemetery. Ko-
Registrar James A. Burke of bert .was the son of Mrs. Edward
Boston said 115 licenses were
issued at his office on July 29
to set a new day's record. It
was 13 more than were issued
in April, 1917. He said 99 of
the men were of draft age and
raid a few made inquiries about
"time allowances" to avoid con
scription. New Orleans reported an in
crease of 85 licenses during
July or since conscription has
been debated in congress but
bureau officials said the gain
was not abnormal. Other minor
gains this month were noted at
San Francisco, in several Iowa
counties and Milwaukee, Wis.
Cook of Butte Falls.
SKULL FRACTURE
CAUSED DEATH OF
BUTTE FALLS BOY
Robert E. Schnurr, the 18-year-old
Butte Falls boy fatally
injured in a cliff accident in
the remote Blue canyon region
Tuesday afternoon, died of a
basal skull fracture, the cor
oner's office stated today after
a post mortem examination had
been made.
With his brother, Roy, and
Leonard Hilkey, 16, also of,
Butte Falls, the Schnurr youth
was climbing a cliff when thei
accident occurred. A large rock,
which gave way under Leon-i
ard's weight, crashed down and I
H. W. WHILLOCK TO
HIGH NAVAL RANK
Word has been received here
of the appointment of H. W.
Whillock, former Medford resi
dent as lieutenant-commander
in the U. S. naval reserve, with
headauarters in Idaho. His
duties, accordng to a Boise,
Idaho, newspaper, will be to
act as Idaho liason officer for
the navy in selective service
activity.
Mr. Whillock. a Medford sen
ior high school and Oregon
State college graduate, left here
about 10 years ago. He was
a shoe merchant in Boise for a
number of years and recently
was president of the Boise
Chamber of Commerce. He for
merly held a commission with
the army air corps as a lieu
tenant.
Mr. Whillock Is a brother of
Mrs. William Holloway of this
city, and has many friends here
who will be glad to learn of
his naval appointment.
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Duchess
SALAD DRESSIN
Piedmont
MAYONNAISE
Pint
Jar
Dint
Jar
17c
19c
3
wn. "aw
r25c tffpy
Safeway
Farm-Fresh
PRODUCE
Peaches 18 lb. crate 59c
Fancy Elberta
I Cherub Milk Tomato Juice Peaches !
T.l,.n, Sunny Dawn Crea,
j 6 cans 35c 46 oz. can 17c 2i can 15c
Cantaloupes . 4 for 15c
TOMATOES
Firm Ripe, Crate 59c
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New Seedless
Spuds Grapes
10 lbs. 3 lbs.
19c j J 17c
Bananas
Fancy
Fruit
5c
Pound
WATERMELONS
Lowest Market Price
Every Melon Guaranteed
Produce Prices for Friday and Saturday only
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Sunkltt
KITCHEN
CRAFT FLOUR
Home-type Flour
$1.39
in-lb.
Sark
NOB HILL COFFEE
Lb. 18c 2 mi 35c r
AIRWAY COFFEE
.12c335c
Lb.
Rancho tomato, Teg.
asparagus, pea.
SUPURB SOAP
Cat! dirt lntantl;
S-udi up quirk).
24-oa.
Pk-
16c
PEAS
BABY FOOD
SOUP
SHRIMP
IXL
CRACKERS
Del Monte Early Garden
No. 303 can
Stokely, all Tar
41-2 oi. tin
While they last, caa
Pallaco dry pk.
small. S-os. tin
Tamales. boneleas or not boneless
Mushroom sauce. Tall tins.
Close out prlca while they last
FLAKY
SODAS
2 for 25c
4 for 25c
t. caa QC
can 1 0c
can 5 c
2 lb. ctn 1 4c
fl LEMONS
U 2doz..29c
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WHITE KING
Granulated Soap
Med. pkg. 19c
FRUIT COCKTAIL
Suttar Gold
No. 1 tin 10c
I
CAMAY SOAP
Soap of beautiful woman
BAR 5c
Goody Grahams ..
..Mb. ctn. 15t
Pr"tCS
That1
. lb. 13ic
. lb. 25c
Ground Rnd. Steak lb. 19c
Tender Beat
SHORT RIBS . . lb. 12ic
4 lbs. 35c
MEATS
Steer Beef
POT ROAST .
Steer Beef Sirloin and Rib
STEAK . . .
Vegetable
SHORTENING
HAMBURGER or
PORK SAUSAGE
Local
ib.
12
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BACON
SQUARES
lb.1Qc
Cottage Cheese
11c a pint
Mild cure
PICNICS
,lbl7ic
Toilet Paper
Zee 4 rolls 15
Waldorf 4 rolls 15?
Scot 3 rolls 19
TUNA FISH
Whir. Star. V can 10
Whit Star. I. can 15
Del Monte, Vt can lOf
Del Monte, Vs can 15?
Chicken of Sea Flake
No. ' DC No. Vi 14?
TOILET SOAP
Palm Ollye, Lux or
Mission Bell
BAR 5c
LIFEBUOY SOAP
Beat the Keatl
BAR 5c
Marachino Cherries, Queen
Isabella, 5-oz 2 for U5
Fruit Salad, Stokely,
8-oz. tin 2 for 15t
Grapefruit, Commander
broken No. 2 tin 10t
Orange Juice, Dr. Phillips,
47-oz. tin ...23
Peaches, Slices of Gold
22 tin 2 for 29
Pineapple Juice, Libby,
No. 211 tin 3 for 25t
Dog Food, Pard, tall tin, 3 for 25t
Pineapple, Libby, 2V2 tin ... 1J)
Pineapple, Hillsdale,
21 i tin 2 for 33
Pineapple Tidbits, Del Monte
8-oz. tin 5t?
Brown Bread, B & M
Ig. tin 2 for 2Jt
Spinach, Libby, 21, tin, 2 for 2J
Tomatoes, fancy sol. pack,
Stokely 2i2 tin 2 for 25
BACON
By the pc.
lb. 19c
Kraft
Cottage Cheese
15c a pint
Swift's
Bologna
lb. 15c
Meal Prices for Friday and Saturday only
8MW
BAKING POWDER
Calumet,
2'i lb. tin 33
K C. ZS-et. tin ...ISC
CATSUP
California Horn
14 -os. 2 for 29t
Our Choice
No. 10 tin 45et
GRAPEFRUIT JUICE,
D.M.. 300 tin.
2 for 15
Del Monte.
46-os. tin 19
Town House fancy.
4S-os. tin 17
Texsun. No. 2 tin 7
PORK and BEANS
Van Camp. 300 tin T
Bean Hole,
300 tin 10
MUSHROOMS
Jacobs Pieces and
Stems. 4-os. tin 15
Jacobs Buttons
4-os. tin 20c
TOMATO JUICE
Libby No. 10 tin 39t
Stokely
4S-oi. tin 194
Del Rogue,
No. 1 tin 5a
Vegetable Salad, Stokely,
. .8-oz. tin .2 for 15
Minced Clams, K.C.B.
No. y2 tin ..10
Salmon, Happyvale Alas. Pink
No. 1 tall 2 for 25
Sardines, Del Monte natural,
Mustard or Tom., No. 1 tin 10
Corned Beef, Libby 's 12-oz tin 20
Corned Beef, Angelo,
12-oz. tin 2 for 20
Deviled Meat, Cudahy's No.
Y4 tin 2 for 5
Deviled Ham, Underwoods
No. 4 tin 13 No. yt tin 21
Pigs Feet, Rath's
Qt. 25 Pt. Wt
Tang, canned meat, 12-oz. tin ll)c
Dinty Moore Beef Stew,
l2-lb. tin 16
Hershey's Cocoa lb. tin 14
Shortening, Jewel. .4-lb. pail 490s
Marshmallows, Fluffiest,
Pound box 10?
ALBERS' CEREALS
Flapjack Flour,
3' Mb. bag 25
Buckwheat Peacock
3' lb. bag .. 20c
Wheat, Roteware,
a- pfcfl 27?
PANCAKE FLOUR.
Harvest Blossom
81b. bag 49e
Pillsbury Pancake,
2Vj lb. pkg 19
Buckwheat, Plllibury
iM-lb. pkg 23t
Cake Flour, Pillsbury
2i-Ib. pkg 23
PAPER TOWELS
Scot Kitchen
Roll ....9
Zee. 3 rolls 25)
IVORY SOAP.
Large bar, 3 for 25r
Medium bar...5
Irory Flakes,
Ig. pkg 19r
OLD DUTCH Cleanser
Can 7
SOS. t-pad pkg. 21
SOS. 4-pad pkg. 12
PUREX. qt..
Vi gal
-.12
-19
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I Sill' "
MOLASSES. Gold Bret
Rabbit, J ib. tin 59
Oreen Brer Rabbit
S-lb. tin 49r
Aunt Dinah
S ib. tin 29
LIPTON'S TEA j
Yellow Label,
Black Wlb. pkg. 30r
Green Tea
Mb. pkg 45
Va-lb. pkg. 23
Vi lb. pkg.. 184
LIPTON'S TEA BAGS. '
Green, lOe packages,
pkg. 7
WHEATENA breakfast
cereal, reg. pkg. 23
OATS, HO,
reg. sis pkg 297
SEEDLESS RAISINS
Household.
-lb. pkg 18
JELLO PUDDING.
Chocolate. Vanilla.
Butterscotch, pkg. 5
JELL-WELL, delicious
flaTors.,.3 pkg. 10
KREMEL PUDDING.
maple. Tan., choc.
3 Pkg 10t
MATCHES, Western,
large boxes, ctn. 10
Tru American.
boxes, ctn.....13
WAX PAPER, Diamond
40-foot roll 5
RICE, MJB, Brown or
while. 2 lb. pkg. 19
SAUCES. Mclllhenny's
Tobasco, 2-os.
bottle 55
Kitchen Bouquet.
each .39
OXYDOL.
giant pkg 53
X.. Pkg 17a
LUX FLAKES.
Ig. pkg. 19
BIN SO. giant pkg. 53
Large pkg 17)
FELS NAPTHA SOAP
CHIPS, pkg 21
SODA. lb. pkg.
3 lor . 23
WHITE MAGIC Bleach
I lar 17
CRND. CHOCOLATE
Cult.. 31b. iin 69(
Mb. pkg. 25