Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 23, 1928, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextFARE EIGHT ' VRmtfftis mm raret. xfedpgrd, -. t-a frttuv. MArccn 23ri82. OCMATnDCCDDIOIQinMQ POD PTAITViPJDRAnP PAQf K ill m 1 1 Jf fTil iVwiunu i ui iLnLii;uniunuL unuL i OF IAN LJO " nr rill I I I 1 1 1 1 Na FolIoWfnS c,Ase yesterday uftr U L i U I U I U U U M'nnnn on the Koila HpiinRK whuol ! $ j playtthed cane, tlm hearing on the I montinif nf a reHtniininz ordtr to . The delinquent land In the Metl-! Rav Spencer aml w H. NreUy ol nm,rM; I no Hop nf nl ' fr" lrri,!a,l"n di8,rl l'latel " I prevent the city from enforcing the Democratic Leader of Wol- ,. tteentl, y ,Ue irrigation . BMr orainanc. wa8 bPglin , tlr. ; Doaril and ueing tiisposeu 01 i cu), ,.,., ner(, t li is forenoon. I next Wednesday, according to res ent plana. Written hrlefs are to he filed by both the nlaintlff and defence next Monday In circuit court, and from! the hriefa the court will decide the) validity of the Kurbuite ordinance. . I HOLD INSTITUTE ,100KS LIKE A LONG Jl PASSES MY ALL READY FOR 0. OF 18 :; Mt The teuc-herH local Institute ntlled for Saturday, March --tth, is to e held ut Jacksonville nchool huildlnK instead of ut Kuch, I'oun- St-liool Superl nl end tnl Cartel states. Jacksonville Is mori ten t rally situated for ronvenie'nif of leathers, and ; o may be an- throu-ii the local realtors, Ib mov- verine State Succumbs to; Pnnmnnia Attar-k Aftpr""K "'':"". ruiiR to rnffUlTlOnid HlldOK HUel , iJaV0 KiwenhuiK, member of the tiio spoke before Bf JomA r"0Py, , ,, ... ...i, former group, WMk S IllneSS Will the Realty H.u t land this noon. IHui'lV lA SllSCCtClld Anxious to get the district denr- 3 .l .... ...... , .... m.IKU I.....I I cu nil iaJiiiij an nioaiiiiii hid i. j la to he 'vertlsed In the news ! papers lOioiiKhout Oregon and , I northern California. I'rovlous to this time no advertising; has been ' done except locally. j That the skns for the Realty 23. j Hoard scenic hour drive will be up Kerrls of I next Friday, If present plana mu : la o'clock I tei lallze, was the statement made attack of i hy K. (.'. Corn, who Is In charKe of I this phase of the scenic drive pro ject. I Hunt's miy, ciimi limn "t ' the scenic drive committee, pre The plaintiffs claim that the city of .icdford has no constitutional riiihl to enforce the ordinance, which, they point out, gives th j at the Hotel ilol-i flly Sanitary Service a monopoly university huildlnK fund. In the collection of gurba.O. Spen cer and WVIty have been collectlr; refuse from hotels and restaurants to feed to hogs on their farms near Medford. The hearing Is expected i to be completed this afternoon. Arguments In the Hodu Springs f school case are to he given In court 1 Everything is In readiness for there Is expected, the I'nlverBily of Oregon ball to i he program of the day, cdnsist- be held at the Hotel Medford this ing of music Instruction, of prl- evenin.r. This occasion, which mury nailing and seat work by promises to be a big success, is to lllss Nicholson of Normal Train- ba made an annual affair, the funds Ing school, of Intermediate ai ith- from these affairs going to the meiir. reading, and geography by . ,M is Jtork or Normal Training Indicating that It other week before the grand Jury, which has already been in session for nearly two weeks, will com- Anli.ia in iiecial InveW.gallon work. Involving theftount" procn.iuon nKliesi leiMi"..-.-..-. . ., . i v nmnih since 1H1. good attendance. . ,.... i,,.i... .r,ornnire yesterday, 4i; lowest ri ,...i..i ni f'hantctur of day. cloudv number two. ome gun ,e todiy 4l i"C,".d'.; .a.r'. ybeen disposed of rise, tomorrow, 6:07 . m , ae,. i a'nd o,her!Ju:!J:ndlnS. , morro, i sets at 9:03 p. m. I.-, (The rises and seta are computes The Weather tor level borlion). ' Forecast for tonight and tomor , la) .., ,hl. morn. i ro I'nsettled with rain tonight I Lowest temperature this morn i Saturday Contlnll(.d mlld BnI i ing. ! L. WALTER DICK Precipitation for 24 hours enuioi, Meteorologist, United State, One of the teatures tonight Is to school; and with conferences and biput on by two of Miss Ruth round table, will be curried out as l.uy's pupils: ljimon Anderson previously published. I'rograin will dance "Holly" and Ive 1. anils will dance "Nola." Dell begins tit 9:30 and closes at 3:30. Sandy Sale of 2 dairy cattle brings average of $nfl each. Sheriff Italnh Jennings and I). CorvaUls Contract will be made Lardner of Ashland. for 340-men dormitory, to he, paid The Judgment rolls include crlm- e . tQ Inch v.uiJriinv'a weather here: The i.m.i temnaruture. D7: highest X. this month since 1K12. Lowest' a, .omnernture yesterday, 4i: lowest joiini"ii mu - - it tiin , . ... ihi i ikt. mnmh since 191. 14. -Mean ment roils ana niuicwm-inn ,..,..,,,,,0 - Henart. have come up in circuit court dur- temperature yesterday. 5., deoari . ing the past year or more. The: ure for the day. excess 5 uegree s court order, giving Johnston pos- j Average dally excess ior month. 6 session of the legal papers, gave , degrees. ,ifnll him the right to keep them for! Precipitation: The to al ral nfal 1 Among the witnesses wno ap- year ainaw . peared before the Jury yesterday Inches, and today are II. L. Harry of this ary 1. eltv. Federal Agent Terry Talent. , since Weather Bureau. for by rentals. Innl cases and the indictment 1 Tnini rainfall since Janu- 4.06 Inches. Total rainfall September 1. 1H. H.84 inches. I Humidity yesterday, 5 a. m.. per cent; 12 noon, 73 per cent; 6 p. m.. 74 per cent. R. R. Extension Asked SIALEM. Ore.. Mar. 22. (.,. Application for authoy to extenj its line 11 miles from Telocaset, Union county, to Beagle Creeli Junction has-been filed, with the interstate cotmnerce coiNMilsslon ny the Telocaset Railroad aunpany. A copy of the application Tis been received by the state public service commision. Kan Yallclsco Murkets SAN FR-Wl'IKCO, Mar. 23. (4, Flutterfat f.o.b. San Francisco 41c. Rainier River dock being ex. I tended for Barney pbckiiu; plant. WASHINGTON, Mar. .nator Woodhridge N. Mlfliljsn dd here at t! tela mornlnir froti an iiaeuniosia. If. (I. W. Carver made the death anaoutrement. He stid the aged xemitir had a Kinking- spell yesier sented maps outlining the route av aid stittultnts failed to re-' which will he taken through Med- vlvo him. He nansetl away thlsifurd and the valley for tho final Homing In his aiiaitment at the i approval of the members. ! Washington hotel. Tout lata will he furnished pain-1 Those nt Ite lMlslde Mien the phlets at the local Chamber or I end came wero Mrs. Ferris, two I Commerce through the summer j sons, Cnrleton and Phelps Ferris; I months which, besides tho maps Mrs. Ferris' brother, John McClnud. j explaining tho scenic route, will nitd Carrett Massellnk. vice-prosi- ( contain stories of Crater Lake. Dla- j Vat or the Ferris Institute, and . mond laike and tho various Indus- j college w::te of the senuior. I tries til' the valley. Illustrated hy j Since last Saturday little hope attractive cuts of the points or In-1 li.nl been held for the recovery ofleresl. the senuior. wiio wus known as I The com mil tee to lake charge or I the good governor" of Michigan ' the ratlin programs for the follow-j and the man who broke through I Ju-i month was aiiponied hy I'resI-; the state's normal republican ma-1 dent Walter Levertle and Includes j purity of 600,111111 votes to be elected K. C. Corn, chairman; Jonas Wold j to the senate in Wll as a democrat, tuid Ciiarles Ray. The Really, somelhlng that had not been done I Hoard hour on K.M F.D, the Mull j for 70 years. Tho 75-year-old voteran of Michi gan political battles succumbed altor a llttlo mora than a week's . illness which began with a heavy cobl he could not shuke off. It had been planned to take lilm lo llullle Creek as late as last Frl-1 day If his condition did not Im prove. That evenlii'!. however, he begun to break rapidly. Then pneu mor.Ia set In and the - efioria or physicians to prolong his lire proved futile LANSINC. Mich., ."nr. 23. "" The death today of Senator Wood hildgo N. Ferris removed from Michigan democracy u picturesque figure, long recognized aa lis most powerful leader and was regarded In political circles as a distinct loss to tho parly, despite the senator's recent announcement of his inten tion to retire front nctlve political llle. His death places upon Oovetnnr Fred V. tireen, n republican, the Tribune-Virgin station. Is every Friday night from 8 to o'clock. Obituary JOHNSON A sporadic case of j Infantile paralysis lute las! night claimed the life of James William Johnson or Sums Valley following an Illness which began lust Mon day and, according to County Phy sician Inskeep, this was the only case In Jackson county. No epi demic is feared. Johnson hecumo 111 last Monday nnd not until hl entire riiht side was paralyzed last Wednesday was Dr. Inskeep culled to diagnose the ailment, which ho readily .recog nized as the dread diseuse. The physician prescribed anti toxin but the case apparently had become loo fur advanced. Johnson was 25 years of age and was well known In Sums Valley, task of choosli" from among Ills where he hail lived. for. soinu time, personal and political friends In up-1 Though he did not attend the Sams pointing a successor to serve until j Valley school or had not been In the November election. Senator 'contact with any of the louche Ferris' term would have expired or students, the building has been nxt March 4, and at I he November i closed and thoroughly fumigated election a successor to serve until laud the teachers or the school will not ntlend the teachers Institute scheduled tor tomorrow at Ruch. that date as well as ror the run term thereafter will he elected. Although tho governor was non committal as to whom ho might ap point, tho name of Joseph W. Ford ney, former congressman, was brought sharply to the fore by those close to the governor. They professed lo know that Mr. Ford ney would he offered the interim appointment. Fordney, they said, has no desire to return lo Wash ington for a len-jlhy period nnd would step aside ut Ihe coniplell:in of tho Intuitu! -appointment and allow those who wish to cmilest fur the republican nomination and election next November lo go Into IIVDl: Zi'lie.llnll Hyde died lit l he tfucn-d Heart hospital early Thursday miil'lllllg. aged 7ll years. 20 days. Mr. Hyde was a native, of Wisconsin, burn there .March 2, I Kill' and had been a resilient of Jackson ciiunly. Appli'KUle dislrict, fifteen years, and tif the state Mt'ty-flve years, lie was hy occu pation a I'lirpeuter and miner, lli'ceasi'd leaves Ills wife, Kate Amanda unit two children. William Itolilnson Hyde, and Mrs. Helen I.. Smith of Kuch. Ore., and two graiiili'hililri'n. Kolieit, William ii. i,,,l uli I, .mi l,hn. fiiiioil In, and William. Jr. Mimnnia u-tih mi ii mini a I ci! senator. I Ftlliei'iil services will he held nt Among potential candidates In tho fall election who also are friends of the governor, are Arthur II. Vandcnhcig. Grand Rapids pub lisher, utnl Albert K. Sleeper the Missouri Flats ci'lni'tery, Fri day at 2 -p. m., Rev. K. .1. llolson nf (irants l'as officiating. Funeral arrangenii'tits In charge of the f'i'i'l Funeral lliillic. . Pud Ax, loriner governor. I liriW.KIt - KuntMiil serviros for M'ASIUNtiTiX. Miir.h 2 3 n "Utn isiiznmun numer. n yearoiu Tho diMith of Senator KerrlH of tmunnitM-ni .mi . aim .mis. j. . mi MlehlKan will Klve tli Kepuh- 1'. " Kiist Hvit. ' Means ono more vote in tho m-h-i of HaroM. Ksthor; L.-o and nt.. milLi,i (tin liii.Min thnrn 4S r.ioena .ti.uuui, m ne mmiurit'ii Ui'l'Uhlli-alts, Knrmer-Uihor, with two lill'Mlp d I le i i ii r ii t m. 1 va an- , from the t'onfr funt'ial parlorn March Jl, at l':!!'! p. m. ctoH. ; Tho llepuMirnn pnln of one vote will mine uhnnt through the appoint men t hy Governor ireen of a siicfessor to Senator VVrrlH. ( n I leinorrat. (Jovrrnor 1 !ren i? j a Itrpuldlriin nml Is expert rd to nppolnt n licnldl'an to the va-j ranry until the Noveniher elrr- ; tlon. ! The Iwo other vat anrfes aii In ! the peatH for lllitnls and Tenn H.vhanla to whh h V'rank L Sm th nnd William H. Vine have laid t'lalni. I Rev. . K. Kay of the South Moth- ndisl eliuri'h will have charge of the servicew and interment will lie made in the Medi'onl cemetery. I'oor Mr. Hi aell I'oKTI.AM), ore.. Man h '.'S (.V) ('laren.e 1 tnir.ejl, insuraiiie man i-oin it ted on vice v ha rues, won n seeond respite from sen tence today when his attorneys ? Mowed t h.it he was silt ferinK from polxm oak and una hie to uppe.ir in .fnirt. A three days' postponement k y a n t e d Tuesday tis ev l ended for f i e days noire. StttR WOO THROWS m of w Winning two out of three falls In a wrestling match nt Klamath Fulln last night. Sailor Jin k Wood returned to his headuuarters here today with more confidence than ever that he would win his sched uled match with Hull .Montana at Hilarity hull next .Monday night. Wood threw- Henry llurke uf fell can City In an elimination series of wrestling- mutches, which are being held In Klamath Fulls to de cide the llghl-heiivywelght chaio .ilinishlii of the Pacific const. Wood will wrestle Montana fur two out of three falls or two hours in the new wrestling pavilion that is now belnir completed nt the ball, with seating nrrnngements to lake iniv nf IDlli) spectators. I Following two rurlnln rnlsers, n m ellmlnnry wrest lino mutch will lie held between Cecil llnrrlck of Omnia Pass and Tex Poller of this city. Both are In tho 145 pound class. I a suggestion for Graduation A Gruen Cartouche in the popular rectangular shape at this low cost, is u. real achievement. Cased in llkt. Reinforced gold in a vjnety of designs. $35, 'JEWELERS MEDFORD. ORE. MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOB THE PMIC E: Ii OMATTER WHAT TNE PMICE MAKM'S No fashion book could be more interesting ntr its story , more complete than our dis play of feminine fashions, which reveals style secrets that every woman will want to know in dresses, coats, suits, millinery and accesso ries, there isn't a newly cre ated thing missing. Prices are moderate and you could not hot to find a bet ter asssrtment anywhere. With latter s near and the atlvaatays tt telnet . such a flae ctllMtita ml gartitnts which yen km are correct In every detail, thou Id prompt you -to ctme in once. at coaiL They're kiiiiiH. They're new. There tire spurt imtl dress typos, fine woolen mixtures imported. Kashas find tweeds Hie in lie found and thai lustrous kittciislu'itt' liroadelolli lined with plain nml -fancy crepes. some fur I rimmed from -. $45.00 to $98.00 A special for Saturday, ."id coals made of tweci cloth and (wills in prevailing mixtures, full lined materials, sizes 14 to Yl with extra leiiKth tot' Mont woman. .Miss 1. styles lor the little woiiK lur ipW.OO values, Saturday I're-Knster women's suit special. Women's anil misses' sizes in liair-linti stripe, serjjc and tweeds. Tailored stills from I'finlzss nnd other well known firms, wrap around skirls, 27.50 values, special, Snt it rd a v .'. $25.00 Children's Coals Made of broadcloths and mix lures. Full lined, kasha and self Irimined ; 4 In M year sizes. Kaeli, $3.95 ' $16.50 $1.95 omen's oldeiii; hlooiners fitted waist and knee-liimd, regular IciikIIi, in lilaek 'ami all not"! shades, sold usually nt $'2.'2i for Saturday, pair .s. ..road. . ui m vWsXmwm the larne, . M ; V-Ml ! ,h:: r LX ?" $24.75 You'll be glad to have one. of those frooks. They feature the new Mallitison and American prints in new and entic. ing styles. Holh one- and two-piece etfe,.; tfjoQ 7c Anfi $39.75 ed at ' Here is a special jtronp of 2110 dresses showing .more style and quality than the price indicates. There tire printed crepes and plain flat crepes, georKetles, crepe back satin, some made up in ensembles, 13 to 19 sizes for misses, 1G to 42 for women, .tlO.To values, J "1 C (( 14 M. . w Children's Easter Dresses I'ew lAiglon Printed Dresses in voiles, linens and cotton print cloths, pantie nnd regular type. Kxceptional in style and trim; 2 to 14-ycar sizes, from $2.25 to $7.95 Children's print dresses of fine fast color materi als. Straight nnd pantie style dresses, organde and lace trim, $1.50 values, d 1 fC for Saturday, each A tlU Baronet satin slips. The right length in peach, white, nile, green orchid and tan, tf 1 Q Cl specially priced at Neckwear Women's crepe tie chene Windsor ties other shades, UOc value, special for Saturday, each . red, tan, navv and 50c Women's collar nnd cuff sets nnd lace vestees in ecru, la ami net, new styles of fine materials, up to $1.2.") Q,(i values, for Saturday See Window Display !rl!.!l." printed scarfs, special $2.49 Catalina Hats Ask to see and try on our line of Catalina straw hats. These are made in Suisette and Pni'vinar straws, something new and different in brims and off one eye styles in black, white and all pastel shades. These hats arc priced a' $10.00 and $12.00 and are exclusive with this store. New spring hats in silk, crochet straw and plain bandeu straws and printed silks, values up $0.!)"), 1 C ff wneeial V iv A marvelous line of plain and medium dressy hats in brims $3o95 ami small hats, made in all colors eltoiee .. $4.95 Silks alallitisou printed pussy willow. P.i'iiul ifullv printed in Indian prints, rich in legcmlarv lore. I nose n marUable prints are to be hail in niiM-vei i color eombinnt ions. Yard M-inch shalilc flat crepe about :l(l ond shades to choose l. mi. An outstanding 1 QC value at, yard tl5JO 4tl-inch print i-il silk crepe do chene in a ureat vari ety of patterns and color combinations at, vard $1.95 o L JewIry . Entrancing enameled mesh bags. Me dium in 'size, attractive patterns, -'all pastel shades, low priced O It at., each Novelty bead chokers. Varied in length anil types. .Many different materials such as crystal, pears, color ervstal and metal, front GfM 395 Hose ( rune silk hose. A ii - . i,.... . -1 1 . . ... ii in it. 'ii s nine rane nhk nose. , line gauge the liein, sil; tool. About twciilv shades, usual 1.1!' ipiality, Saturday, pair VGiincn's chiffon hose, unusual in ils wearinij to the Igjp, all colors, " I'h'r - yiiblren's faney socks silk and lisle, diflSfcnt lengths, many colors ami r.iiiterns, .5 to 59 a pair. pure silk to $1.00 ipialitv, silk $2.1 A fine assortment of novelty cuff kid gloves in grey, black, beige and other col ors, sonu- turn down, some with contrasting color cuffs. $:t.0."i values, O special, Saturday, pair New Silk (doves are here. $2.95 a pair. $1.45 to Belts riain and fancy narrow or wide.($uedes. patents and plain leathers from (illf to .. nr; .,...!, vai Bags Flowers The finishing tomh : and as important to the Kaster outfit as any part of the cos tume. Cur assortment is complete nnd priced from $2-95 to $25.0JV V .01.50 Women's nnd misses' sunbeam bloomers. An extra heavy quafity of rayon. They nre well made nnd lire shown in all good shades, sold usually at $1.85, Saturday, pnir .... Corselettes made of fine striped eott lil, very lightly Jioned with elastic inserts over the nips, n light weight 7T1 5 1.25 Special Hrassieres, 69 each. o Domestics Ifi-inch pure linen crash toweling, blenched. Blue and red borders, usual 2!)e value, special, yd. 22c 50c Wash Goods ra C e "THE STORE FPU EVERYBODY" J Such mi array of posies cannot be found everywhere. Then. tire new I lowers arriving every day and they do not stay long, allhoimh they tin Inst long. Priced to suit all buy n r:A-4 ... to ii i. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED POSTAGE PREPAID AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS .10-ineh ABC print percales, unusual patterns, fast color, yard . :tti-inch printed rayon wash material, guaranteed colors. A largo assortment of patterns to choose from nt, yard 29c colors. A 95c 44x44-inch pure linen lunch cloths w'trn blue, green, rose nnd gold bor ders. The regular 1.2" value, ft Saturday, ca OJt 81xl0,")-incli fancy rayon bedspreads. Hose, blue gi0l nnd green. $5.45 value, Snt- fkjk jC ur.lay, ea. V ' Fine fentheir ticking, gunrnnteed'. farrow bltu ami white stripe, yd