Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 24, 1928, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Texti tt hi 111 It '! i 111 ! ll I) s' II PACT, RTX " .BEDFORD wail TKrnrsT., MT:nrrvnT XTTITTNT.-PAY -JO - ' - CITY BUDGET COMING YEAR IS REDUCED Estimated Expense of City Government Whittled . $2,672 below 1927 Cost Millage Rate Reduced To 17.7 Despite City Growth. ilitf inauguration of the doublet platoon system in thfi fire dc-; partmeiit. Jty thiH Fysif'in, which' iK'iMsiiuli'H the. addition uf hIx . -x 1 1 ;t firemen, tnh fit email will '. in- on duly 12 hour -flaily In-' , -t( ad nf 1M. iiK for years past. ' Then- Is an iiirrcaKG also nf $:. oon In the police department fund caused liy the addition f one extra polieema it. ami addi tional a u to and li htinjj expcius'.'. - Suiiiiiiury of lO'-MI Itvidel , A Miiniiiary uf the l'j'l'J budget! j uf estimated .cxpciiMcs, approved ' hint night, follow; , ; Jictorder'H department ? 4 M27.M) ; Treasurer's department ;i,72Ji.nij ' ! I'uiko depa.;ment ;j,:t:fj.ou j : Kiro department 23.04a.OU j Strceta and Uuad JJepl. 25.itiiQ.uo l-iw department :i. 1100. t0 j Market depart inent 1.2K0.0U j lleiilth depart incut 70'i.O'J ! Ihtihllng & UkIh Dept. G.IifiX.Ou) 1'nrk department :i lilO.OU! iJhraiy department .... 8.4 1 0.00 1 Graf to Leave for Mid-West Tou$ Total levy (ienoral Water fund, eneral Fund, t'M,AHSt.t)tt Itnnd Killid levy Jiiind Sinking l'-vy i.uuo.uu I0.00n.00 Despite the i- w t li uf Medlod timing tin paia year and cjii- ueijiiviit incrc used expenses of; Total levy $ I :(;i.H8.oo limning the tUy government, aitdj -u, ,,K,'t for expends r improvements in hevenil oi'.y de-(tn). ,ndng ;iti.l lighl. health purtmctilH to ho lnaiiKtinitt.il nvxt!IIIM public market depai lincnts. year, the estimated expenses of Imitl fur Hie miscellaneous fund ledfurd fur l'j'J. will he $ nil.-1 ,., u,,, Hame. iih last year, as XXH, which In . (i 7 les than(h(y W(1.(, lu,. ,hf, ,,uMiu lihrary laat year, iho expenses of which j flllll, Am fll.t 1r,,,,,HCd and con were $135,1)00. lained in the above nummary. Consequently the milhigo ratu llv ju r.in wuh allowed fur the fur next year will bo hut J 7.7. J ,(UMlc parks and playgrounds, ua against th) miliar, rato last,.,,,. u W.IH decided tu unm a Utile off uf several other depart- of 1 S . U . Tin- ti ssessed va I - nation of .Med ford in rated us ?7, (".00,000. The lieerenHit In nstiniati'd hud pet expetiMeM iH due to Mm in creased valuat f on. the leH.se ninf,' of payinentH a initially on out htandiim and I-hik'h and econ- omicH planned in various ilcpm t- i ,-miHCii liientH. ,.r mentH ho an to make the total Midget ftr tho patkH und play KrimndH 4000. Tliee chaneH are minor, and the total of the budget rcniahiM tlu .same. There in an liicivami of $!100 I u the city recorder's depa'.'lmeni liy 1 he coming in.wtai:,t a uualern filing cahiuet ThoHo fac:tH wore hrouKht In the Informal adoption of the l!L':i city hudKet ordinance hy the city council lant niht, fnllowint; the joint inectliiK of t hat Ijody with the citizens budget coin mil too lu check Injf over the cut I mated ex- pondlturcH for next year ai which trvvL' improvements next year ar the comnilttca approved tho vh- to ,it, )JlM bv tho I)rupi!l.,y own tlmated hudet. which haw I'feii !.,.. 'riir,. i4 ..lu,. ii.ri-i-ise of J I lioy in the city attorncy'H and $3io fur additional help, and an increaMe uf $450 In tho cly ti ehmirer'N office, uf v hieh $35u l fur extra help, I'or the Hti'-eM and roads de partment there i a dcrreaHe of $hmiu, caiiMcd hy the fact that -j--il - w - u- w - TiiAkiiofittfiKin 'sem nun uddcctc --tt jinHimouivinii jwnuiiiuiiio ' PROCLAMATION!Sfp -r-- j gy PRESIDENT F0Ri!?R1G Coolidge Calls For Thanks Offering November 29 Prosperity And Peace, Freedom From Pestilence And Disaster Seen. Already facing chaiK'' of Hale and poNHesHion of moonshine as a M'cHult uf theh- arrest last Saturday, l:ia.'kie White. all"Ki-d rinuli-adei' (of Jackson county huuth-(;ers. and ' .Mrs. Carroll ISrown. landlatlv. 1 wort- aft ested cai ly this morniiiK , at the Kalrview rooming house in ', pale and pnsessun hy Federal Of- , ' ficer Terry Talent and I'oliecnimi ..! - U - Ml..J' L. A. Moon and Sam I'rescott of Ashland. The oOir.-i- today also arrested a third violator. The Falrview rooms were raided at 3 o'clock I lux morning hy '(ftree officers, who found a small quan tity of aliened moorodiino in the gooseneck of h sink drain-pipe and several pints In a table leg. Mrs. Sarah Spangle wan arrested this forenoon at the King Hole, at Ashland and is accused of Hie pos.-ewslun of one and one-half giillonx of moonshine, which tho oft'icei-H allcp. she had been wUlntf In small" drinks, serving glasses also being found. Including Saturday's raid, nix persons are "in the county jsiil the result uf raids un the Falrview rooming house ami include Ti.l liruwn. Until Schirc. Carroll Hrown, Tina .Martim-z. Tom Olm stead and ltla kie W hite. all of whom are scheduled to have hear ings this wek B HANDLE THE VOTE The county court this morning : instructed Sheriff Jennings to pro 1 vide 50 more hoot hs for election i precincts throughout the county, ' to handle the incrensrd registra- tiun. Tliere ure 1.1, HKi voters in ) Jackson county, and. more space is ' needed to expedite voting. Most uf the booths v. ill he as signed to country districts, hut all .Medford and Ashland polling places will 'he taken care cf fl"st. The county court also instructed the sheriff to havu the biniths ready for distribution at least week ' 1.1-fr.re ele-tiov. prepared hy the city offlclaU. Tho incniheiM of the citizens nf fj(l. c ommittee were John C. -Mann. ! J. K. Unssell, Vernon Vawter. C. K. (iates. Fred Wahl, Juhn H. (nth und J. C ThompHun. Tho budget provides for no In crease hi Kiilaiics. The taigcHt In dividual Item of Increase In In the fire department fund, an Item from thi ef 0200, caused by tin- com- been doin The mighty Graf Zeppellt completing the first airship crossing of the Atlantic from Germany with mail and passengers is shown passing above the Whitehall building in New York Citv. Associated Press Telephoto. Socks White Kino .i:V YOltK. Oct. 24. (!' icore M . Hist any. hunter, is go ing to Africa with the firm in tenton of not returning until ho n bring a white rhinoceros alive Sudan. It has never yet. uKi;nrusT s. J.. ot. 24. i iI I bins 'un Schiller, navigator juf the trans-Atiaut ie dirigible I Craf Zeppelin, announced today !that the air liner would leave for the Middle West tonight when jtlie weather permits. I Merr 'ou Sehfl!er' announce-; pelin into ! menl was made alter a brief : flight. conference with Dr. Hugo Kck , flier," commanii-r uf the airship. .He said the Craf Zeppelin will ' fly over Chicago, but would not land at Scott Field. III. j Officers at the naval air sta I tiou said the dirigible Los Ang- would follow the (leaf Zep- the air for a training ele 1 r ' ' vff te rn. IN REQUEST : ft" Y I. 1 -i 'Si 5 Ill T WASm.VOTON, Oct. 24. (I'j l't-sident Coolitlge Issued his an nual Thanksgiving proclamation ! today by calling upon the pco I pie to offer thanks un Thur.s- : ' day, No vein her 2'j for prosper ity in agriculture, imlustry and commen a, iiul for the ieaej wlifch has existed in the last 1 year. Tho proclamation said the country us u whole had been ' protected against pestilence and disaster ami had been directed in the way of national pros- pcrity. It follows; "i!y the president of the Unit-j cd ritates. j "A proclamation. "The season again approaches ; when it has been tho custom i tor generations to set apart a ! day of Thanksgiving for thii j blessings which the 4giver of all i good and perfect gifts has be- , stowed upon us during the year. : It is most becoming that we should do this fur the goodness; and mercy of Cod which has ' followed us through the year deserve our grateful rccugn.tion i and acknowledgment. ' "Through his divine favor and peace and tranquility have reign- ; cd throughout tho laud. He has; protected our country as a whol-? ; against pestiJenco and disaster ; and has directed us in the way ' of national prosperity. Our fields, have been abundantly productive; our industries have flourished: uur commerce has increased; ; wages have been lucrative and ontentnient has followed the tin-' disturbed pursuit of honest toil, i "As we have prospered in ina- i terlal things, su have we also' grown and expanded In things j spiritual. Tin ough divine inspir ation wo have enlarged our char ities and our missions; we have been imbued with high Ideals hlch have operated for the ben- fit of the world a ml the pro -1 motion of the brotherhood of man through peace ami good will. "W herefore. I. Calvin Coolidge. president of the Culled States,', do hereby set apart Thursday. ; inc z'sin uay ot Novemher ncxi as u day of general thanksgiv- ( ing a nil prayer, and recommend 1 that on that day the people shall cease from their dally work and lu their homes and in their-accustomed places of worship de voutly give thanks to tho Al mighty for the many and groat have received, and Republican Central Committee and the Report o Tlii! IiYimiM'"-"" Central C'oniiiii I !-. wi ii'llo.l. claims that the partiat report in which the jiritnil jurors askctl Hie questions of ,Inl? Thomas, is ti purely political document; that the facts do not discredit Jnlc Thomas. These statements are frnivp. The i-'nuKl jury was iin earnest, conscientious hody. It asked the qw-stioiis of Oudsre Thomas in pood faith. The law (rave it the right to ask the cuextions. The law required Judire Thomas to answer them. (Joint faith upon the part of the judj;e required liiiu to answer them. I!e submitted the questions to numerous people during Hie week that he carried them about in his pocket. "We believe he showed them to some of the parties who mipht have been con cerned with the answers to the questions. AVe know that he showed them to lawyers who advised him to answer them, tie handed them back toMhe grand jury one-week after having received them, without ever having answered any of them, lie stated that be had been advised that the jurors had not voted upon them. lie warned the jurors that a vote was required, though the law did" not require it. He plainly showed his disfavor to the grand jurors for having asked the questions. He warned the grand jury that they would lie liable personally in damages on any such matter where indictments were not returned. Ve think the Republican Central Committee will later wake up to the fact that it has made a mistake in charging that this was a political document and in treating the matter so lightly. It will find that the public wants a judge who will answer questions that will affect one person, just as quickly as lie will answer questions which might affect an other. That the people will elect a judge who is unfettered and who is not so hound to cliques or rings as to be embarrassed in the performance of a plain duty. ISKTTER 0OVKRXMENT LKAGl'K. Paid Advertisement I- ; lli'i mi'ii I'nlltMl up, mi Hie iMjunty ! eiitirt thlN mnrnhiK ami tiski'd that . 1 1 Hi powers uf the heo IliMpi-ct ir I'm- this rnllllty he strength, -lu'il. hlefsltlKS tlley 111 tinier tlml (he A im-rli'iin hrenil ) seek his liiitiinre tluit they nuiv l et, which Is phiylliK hnv.ie llh j deserve it i untliiuiiiiee ut Ills ' inritiv loenl hlxen. be slumped out. favor. T it' Afnry Antot and tho tlaliilitfut tuituootn mjircil by this lovely Fiist Vad'oia afr "Lovely smooth skin has quickest appeal" jutys Richard Wallace, director for First National SATIN -SMOOTH SKIN its lovely youthful freshness touchgs the heart! What a thrill grips the .Mt&ence when the close-up reveals kfoc CMquurtc perfection of the screen Kjowiis tWm, motion picture di v4i nwkc flawless "studio skin" a ftrrt eenial, for the screen star wttti constantly face the glaring rloifw-up lights. Nine otV of ten screen stars use Lux Toilet Soap. There arc in Hollywood 433 important actresses, including nil stars. ' 417 of these use this fragrant, white soap. All the great film studios have made it the official soap in their dressing rooms. A smooth skin 'studio skin' is one of the most important assets a screen star has. Like every git! and even mote than most girls I have to guard my skin. I alwuys use Lux Toilet Soap it's lovely. MARIE PREVOST is coil sidcrcd otic of the most alluring stars in Hollywood. "To find n soap os delight ful as the choice soaps you get in Paris, is a joy. Lux Toilet Soap gives my skin iijch satiny smoothness," says this Pathc stur. ' The bee men's association was rep resented hy James Stewart and Henry Manklns. The aplai'lNtls complained that the "bee inspector was Hot baeked up by the district attorney in th enforcement f the Htate hee laws." The county court assured them that In the future the hee f nipecior and the lire uwiiers Would he buck et! 1o "any reasonable limit. ' Manklns explained to the court that in the eradication ot th Ain-r-bnu broud rot. If the fh-M trenl iiti nt failed, the only cure w.m to burn tlie hives and 1 m, and all their working equipment, lie ha Id the ben inspector had urged t 111 but the district attorney demurred, along with the owners uf the dis eased hcii, Manklns also saltl that unless the disease was checked It would infect all the hives of the countv. James Stewart said the American broud rid was an affliction of the larvae, and highly Ingcilous. He said burn Ing was the only cure, and that there was difficulty in enforcing it. It developed during t he course uf the sessiiu that there are Iltltiti colonies of bees in the county, and 2 I ! 1! of this number, according to the report uf the bee Inspector, are healthy. The bee official also re- ported thut he had treated L':tl Col-jiN. onies. destroyed I t colonies, and that there were registered bee keepers in tlie county. It was also reported that when the hee lupeelor made his calls, he was sometimes "sassed" by the bee uw ners. K. ti. Wtltlams, the present coun ty hee inspector, was not present, hut Mr. Stewart s;iid he Intended to resign. li was supgeftcd that a hee expert from Josephine coun ty he named In his place, the (-utility court taking no action. i'onimlssloner Atford fa hi that "In wit nesK whereof 1 hav? hereunto set my hand and caused j to be affixed the great sea! of the 1'ntted States. i "Done at the city of Wash-1 ing ton. this l:!rd day nf Oetuber. in the year uf uur Lord one j thousand nine hundred and twen- ty-elght. and of tlie independence j of the I'nited States, the on1 j hundred and fifty-third. I Valvin foolldge." I "My tho president: I Krank It. Kellngg. j Secret :irv nf KMfe " AL. PICHE HARDWARE & SPORTING GOODS Remember the last DOLLAR DAY We had the best bargain that was offered to the public on this day that gallon vacuum jug. We sold over 200, so this time we are offering a variety of specials that everyone who is interested in this DOLLAR DAY should find one item that appeals to them. Hair Clippers This clipper is nicely finished and equipped with fjood cutting hlades, the lower hlade hcing grooved. Length over all 5 in. Size 0001). K'ejjular price $l.7). Special $1.00 Barber Shears Ili.nh lintde Steel Laid. Full nickel plated. Length 71ri" Guaranteed; regular price l.7). Special $1.00 Savory Roasters Two coat gnty eiiatnel. with tray, ('apitcity 7-lh. roast. Rcg ular price $2.23. Special $1.00 Household Scales Capacity 2.1 lbs. Gray enamel finish. Regular price $2.25 Special $1.00 . Winner! t;T.i VjMb. . in j' tk MNl F siiv 'J'lNE out of ten tcreen start ute it Jor latin-smooth skin RUTH TAYLOR, tlie famous little hkIc vvlio stars with Paramount, says gunra my skin as my most priceless possession and know thut Lux Toilet Soap trcuts it gently." 9 LUX Toilet SOAP 10? Tho nrti?t frirml who advUnl lovely Uorothy trnv. Wct UtU St., Xew York City, to enter two recont beauty contest?, is protmbly savin-:, "1 toM you so." She won both of them ami a movie entitle ment into llie ba ratlin! Too Iwu!, pictures can't uliow the loveliness of licr kin and ttio pleamins beauty nf lier ilnrk hrown hnir. nnintt tlte county court would Mippurt t which the iud-'cs sav. swaveil their 1 T the hee men to a reasonable ex - J decision. tent, but their hive clean-up When I ronnulrr how oroide n.K ! '!' mire my huir now and how different! it was not Ions ago." say . Mi ' Cray. "T cant help tcllinr about it, DunHrulT had nearly ruined my hair, j Jt "ftl gotten stringy, dull, ami was j falling out. My train wm terribly : tincotnfortahle. Then a friend pot ' me started on tin method of caring' for the hair which is all the rugo ; among New Voik jtiv. Now, I just i put h little Imnderme on my hruh ; ' each time 1 u-e it. Since T have! ! been doing- this tecularlv, all dan drnfT has liUpeHed; my scalp Im lieeome perfectly comfortable and hjlthy; my hair lias Mopped fall- , injr out td hrts Wcomo svift, gleamy I and pretty." Panderfne quickly rcf&n es tlutt oily fllm from your hair, restores its natural color, gives it more ; iu t r than brillinntinp. It make i the hair easy to dres-fand ktSp it in place. It stops damlruti. H in'V j oily nd doesn't show. At all drup; stores, 3jc. A delicately frajiranced toilet neTssitv for tho wcil-ynnmicd Card and Camp Table I'lifinislted '-l'ly vrtR'er top, nickel plated corners and braces. 28' .'.x28' inches. Regular price $:?.."ro. Special $1.00 Combination Stool and Step Ladder Very useful fur home use. Light, and strong, height 24 inche. ReguUtr piice $l.7". . Special $1.00 tarmdy a matter of education. .can remember when an orehardiM ; hated to see a fruit Inspector vonie around, but now everybody , lad to hi't' htm," Nihl the commissioner. m THIEF GETS Electric Light Bulbs 2."). 10. 00 watts; 1:50 volts! Regit lar price 2:5c end?. Special 6 K $1.00j o RepGlo Enamel A cmi lil.. tyg Shell finish. W ill tiot iialfc, i ia. k or peel, i'an lie n;tsh.-il i j.eate.lly with out haiiri.t- either the faiifth or color. White und ivory, with 1-inch brimh. K't'H'iiliir price $l.."iti Special $1.00 When he entered a plea of su:y In circuit com t thU afternuon un car theft, l'red Taylor, nriested at KiiKeiie over a month auo for the (het't of h Muick from John Hctil won, was Me nte need to the ftate penitentiary fur one year. Taylor was ai rented shortly after he wrecked henisoii n car tu a era.-dt neur i:uKcne, Taylor la a tuber cular and It U probable that he will be given treatment durtns hi year's time In Salem. I o FREE OFFER 1 1 s FLEX-T1'0 XVV !:-,,sl,inp;!1,-11;:i,'.v im'.v-(m4 to x. , . , A ,Tl;?,llu' 1,Kh- 1 w-.-nty venc attractive colo; from winch to choose. Nothing 19 buv-0 obligation incui$ed. M Member Northern Hardware Chain Stores. I H Buy where you get the most f or your mpney lllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll 13 llllllllllllllilililllllllllll! y , 0 111?. wc f i IV :'!M!HHH!il;:''ii!i'iHlii'il!!;;l!i:!;!M';V1iit;ii';:,i,!! ;,;;!:; . r