Medford mail tribune., July 31, 1925, Image 7

MEDFOKB MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORIV OREGON, FRIDAY; .TFLY 31, 1925
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. ' LOWERING TAXES
8WAMPRCOTT.'MrtPH., July. 31 (A.
P.) A ' RUt'pluH of $370,000.00 thU
fiscal yeacig. Jiff .uped tor JW reclue-
Hon wan promised to President Cool-.
Ulge today by Chairman Madden of
houae appropriations committee.
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' PORTLAND, July 31 (A. P.)
Plana for a concerted drive upon
Washington, D. C, to obtain federal
aid for the development of the Co
lumbia basin irrigation project. were
outlined fit the reorRanlzatlnn meet
ing of the1 ti'URteea of the project
league held today In the chamber of
commerce. '' '. j
' Most important of the steps taken :
was the appointment of P. M. Good-,'
Win, fornjpr secretary of the interior i
as the. Washington reprenentattve of i
the leagije. He will give bin entire
tirpe to Lhe task of obtaining action I
from the' department of the interior
and from congress for the develop
mpnt of the project. ! '-
,','fThe next Important step waa the
appointment of Fred A. Adams an
secretary. He will Ipive 'no assistants
ih-hln office. This action waa deetfi
ed necessary tor eceiiomy. Adams
has recently :held . the position as edu
cational director?,'; y '. i
;,Offlcerji for.'Vtfe'. enaiilng yonr were
elected afnllowa: 'i : I
Preside)!'; Her.vpy .IJndlpy, Seattle:
vice presidents,' WvIi'. Boise,' Portland;
J. W. Lan'ffdon,, Walli Walla, und, Earl
Forman.Haijd Point, ,Idahq.,
President Llndley appointed aa an
executive committee: ' Ro 'R. . Clill,
Spokane; j.', Vf,. Langdun, ' Aalla
Walla -J Samuel, IT.. Hedges, Seattle,
and J. V. 1,1a rd, l'btlutcH, jdnho. '
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'PORTLAND, Ore.. July 31. Com
pletion of the purchase of the Modoo
Lumber company's properly Jn Klam
ath county, Oregon, by the Forest
Lumber company,, a 'ijOulHlana cor
poration, '.was announced ,in Portland
toilay ty R. :B White of Kansas
City, Moi, one fof the ' executives of
. the purchasing company, (conclusion
or the deal was (reached nearly a
month ago, according, to L, B. Men
efee of ;thla ciiy, who . with J.- O.
Goldthwafte, controlled the property.
Tlje consideration paid was In excess'
of $900,600. The" p'roperty conveyed'
Includes, approximately r 500,000,000
feet of pine timbei1 on the Klamath
Indian reservation, a. forty acre mill
ing site at Chtloquln und part of nj
4j Bow mi 11, t,tlte main structure of which
Vas destroyed by fire early this sum
mer, A new and larger mill, will be'
built Immediately. - The purchasing
company has eight .sawmills in the
southern stntes and maintains an ex
tensive soles agency nt Kansas City.
Mr. Mnildrn, yta conferred for two
houin toilay with the President, re
newed tilt jtropoHnl to provide after
the next tax reduqtinn hill hitd heen
ennctpd and said ho thought that ur
pluitsen amounted to -more' Uian $50,
uuo.uuo In any yenr should he rehmt
to taxpayers. He would have (he sur
plus over that amount returned on a
pro-rata basis. ;This scheme, holw
ever, has heen frowned, upon by- the
treasury. ' i. ' . '
This program is the first' definite
one laid before the President.
Mr. Coolldge has Indicated, how
ever, he wifl leave he. exact details of
the J)cxt tax' reduction bill In the
hands of the house, ways and. moons
committee. ' "
' Sir. Madden .. proposed a, tax reduc
tion program including' elinlnatlon of
the 'miscellaneous tqxes, a cut In the
norma.1 and surtux rates to .tnako. the
combined rate iO per cent and the
elimination of state and gift taxes.
Under this scheme, the normal rote
would he cu.t from 2 to 1 per cent on
jincomes under $6000; from 4 to 3 per
cept on Incomes between $501)0 and
(soon, and from 6 to 6 per cent On
incomes over $8000.
: The maximum , surtax would t he
pared down from 40 per cent to' 15
per cent. 1
'The Illinois representative would
cut out most of the present mlsecllan
eous tuxes, including those now on
theater admissions, automobiles, club
dues and the like. V ' ',,,, v. .
PRigg
10 PLAY HERE
; EUGENE, Ore.,' July 31. Members
: q( the Eugene Golf and Country club
team, headed., by Roy. Moe, will, leave
here tomorrow for Med ford, where the
first of an Intercity series of gqlf
matches will be played. ,'"
All matches will start Sunday morn
ing. Fifteen men will make the trip.
GRANTS PASS, July 31. After a
number of years prospecting and de
veloping one of the most promising
gold hearing ledges' has been dis
covered by J. T. Brntton of Portland
and Roscoe Brntton, former, owner of
the' Peerless Clothing Store, Orants
Pass. The property is known as the
Gold Wonder Mine and Is located on
Coyote " creek near ' the famous old
Greenback mine. At present the
owners have approximately 600 feet
of funnel Work, having opened' up
a new crosscut tunnel of 250 feet
within the past few weeks. This
tunnel crosscuts the vein-about 200
feet below the surface whore the
vein shows well In place and Is ap-
proximately 45 reel wide.
. According to -.present development
on. the, ledge, Mr. Bratton states It
haB been proven to an extent of. 000
feet In' length and to 800 feel' in
depth, nnd, conservatively estimating,
it qhould . produce around . 300,000
tons of ore at a low cost. . Within
the last ten days they have - cut
through a rich pay shoot running
high In free gold. -. '''.,'''
IS VERY IK
HOLLYWOOD, Cat. July 31. A.
P.- Three year old, William, Spaut,
fJr.,'.floq of the motion picture! ijctor,
was reported. seriously' 111 fit the
home of his mother here today. At
tending physicians attributes " the
child's condition to on intestinal. ob
struction and admits fin abdominal
operation may be necessary.
Center Pole
No Corner Pokt'fkt Guv hoes
SctVpByVneFenohin SMmukt
Tour in Style and Camp
In Comfort -
No tent has ever received such immense praise or
created so much enthusiasm among seasoned travelers
and campers' as the STOLL CLEAR SPACE PERFEC
TION. Its simple construction is the greatest advance
i i i a : . . Jr . ' 1 T '
in portuDie ic;nt oesigns ever maae. no cemcr poie. ino
corner poles. No guy ropes. Yet a per-'
feet, sturdy, hip tent, anyone can erect
in. five minutes. Folds into compact bun-. '
die that doesn't crowd or clutter up your
car. Hence, you tour in style and camp
in comfort. Sizes provide for parlies of
2 3, 4, 5 or 6 people. Moderately, priced.
' StQll Camp Equipment
Best and Most Comfortoble '
We carry a complete line of STOLL
cawp equipment including tents, folding
be t, chairs, running board refriera
trg, etc., and recommend it as the finest
and best in th land. ':
MCOFORD TINT AWNINO WORKS
' T.r. Iwh .
Opposite 6. P. Depot . ..' Phone 145 i
Germany Constructs New Zeppelin
for Polar Exploration Adventure
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Not daunted by hit failure to reach tht .North Holt in an air
i!unc. Roiild Aaiuiideii (wtt-r). Arotu advehturrr. i luring plant
to expiort tht polar region in a ti'ppelin which will, be built es
pecially tor the purpose in GrrlnuriJ Pt Hugo bckenei (right),
who piloted the ' Lot Angeles" to Ameriva and Lincoln Kljsworth
(left). Anerictn. are associated with hiui in tht venture. Tht
feppelin will te of the typt showmihove - .
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PORTLAND, July 31 (A. P.) Fin
lnrgement of lis trade extension com
mittee, with a view of putting on an
Intensive campaign for marketing
lumber was voted today by the direc
tors of the Nntlonnl Lumber Manu
facturers" association In session her.
Prominent lumbermen from till pnrts
of the rounlry attended the meeting.
John L. Kaul of Birmingham, Ala.,
president ot the Southern Pine Lum
ber' company, presented the resolu
tion for the enlargement of the com
mittee, H. B.' Hughes of Jeaneretie,
La., representing the Southern Cy
press assncln t ion, present ed t he re
port of. ttye trade, promotion commit
tee. '"
Raker Arnold, president of tho
Georgia-Florida Lumbermen's associ
ation,' urged advertising as a relief
from the present piico situation In the
lumber market. Ho related his own
experience showing that "advertising
pays,'..
V. R. Olbbs. Norfolk. Va., secre
tary of the North Carolina association,
said that west coast lumber going
through the Panama Canal this year
for marketing In the. east would
amount to two billion board feet.
K. D. ' Klngsley, president of the
West Coast Lumbermen's association,
advocated regional selling agencies of
manufacturers.
"Eat Yeast for noils'' runa nn nd:
Sure!, Ain't yeast good for rlsin's? '
Cook with gas.
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Young's
Hardware Co.
Sells, for. Less . r
Phone 300
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Sherwin-Wiluams Products
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Fall Coats "3Jei:Hii,
omens
The M. M. DEPT. STORE
Has the Newest in Fall Wear for Your Inspection
i Two styles of Coats are roproseijied heVo that of the flaro and thajt pf ;tho .'Straight V- -.
; line. Straight lines, although milch crowded by the popularity of flares, hold their .
own distinction for certain 'types of garments.
" 'Most of the dressy coats are ,fur; trimmed,; brown fur predominating, but black' and 1
- ' gi'ey fin' trims are in equal favor with last year's styles. , .: '",'
; Fall shades of falcon, ideer,'; n ii?t, left, fox, f,aicVn,riamgoivr(;d,,. pansy. , , '.V::i;..'14-..v,.jj
; ' You are invited to call and see Jhese new creationsiV , ; .' .
' '., i l ' Our early shipments arc larger Sjiit assortments better than at any previous season.
$8.50 Women's Voile Dresses
$5.39:';- ,:"4' .;':,
f i r
These ai-e plain French Voiles ad val
ues, njtist, nnusual; ten good shades.
Lace or plain ti'ini.
New Window Drapery
The new sun fast silks in plain' or
striped.
Full line of tho novelty nets. . ';
Nets priced ...'......i..29c, 35c, 39c to 75c
Sunfast8........75c,' $1.00, $1.25 an,l $J.50
Women's Munsing Union Suits 98c
One lot of Women's Union Suits, on sale sppcial. 9
Women's Knit Union Suits 75c
Bodice or built up tops, loose or tiglit knee. Special..85
: Toweling
Good. Roller Toweling in,
Women' Corsets
Corselettes in all the new - .' .
: styles...............$1.25, $1.69 (aud $2.00
Brassieres
Fall styles aer here, ' ,
Special 50, 65) 75f, 85
Women's Hosiery
Pure silk, s,eamless........'$l.00
Silc $1.09
Special values in novelty
print silks, new patterns .
received in this' assort
ment; very special, $1.09
all or part linen
20, 25, 29, 35
mm
iFPARTMENTSTo
I Reliably Merchandise Since 1894 4
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Special values .
at.... $1.50, $1.75, $2.25,
We carry the famous Allen A
and Holeproof. Our guaran
tee stands back of every pair.
Ginghams on Sale
Special values....29 and 35
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In Our Shoe Department
J n F'''-...i-"-'i y
Women's Shoes '
Big values in kid and! patent strap
shoes for summer wear, low or mili
tary heels. Special
2.75, 3.00, 3.90 to 4.50-5,50
Women's satin strap novelty strap
pumps, cither low or military heels,
special .....$4.50 to '$4.95
Big Sale Children's and Misses'
Sandals , :
We have them in brown calf,
smoked horse leathers, just the
thing for outing and every day '
wear " : 1 " ""'.'.' ' ' "'
1.65, $1.75, 1.85, 2.00, 2.25
Also Sandals for men and women '
Special Values for Men
Men's Work Shirts 85c
Good quality Work
Shirts, gry or blue, full.
cut .....85
Better ones . - ,
for $1.00, and $1.50
Men's Khaki Pants
' "'.. ' $1.60 ; .
We, know this to be bet
ter than most $2.00
khaki pants; well made
and a full cut pant, onlv
.... $i.sq
Boys' Brown Canvas
' 4 Shoes. $2.29 . .
These are brown can
vas laced to the toe
style,, composition
: soles, all sizes; regu
lar. ; $2.50 and $2.75.
On bargain tables..:...
$2.29
Big lot of ,boys' bar
gain shoes
.49, 1.98, 2.49
Men's Flexible Welt ,
. Work Shoes $4.50
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Best Work Shoo" .:'
comfort and w e ij r
made. Equal to aiiy
;$5.00 or $5.50; shpe
m a d e. Selling jit-:
only $4.cj0
McCall Printed Patterns
Ever fas Linens and Suitsings
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