TAGE EIGHT
flrEDTORD MATL. TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, SUNDAY, MARCH 3. 1929.
ASSEMBLY
! BALANCES
Oregon, tho Oregon Stats collosel
anil threo normal, scuooi una.
WASHINGTON', Mm-. 2. OP-
'creatod a board of higher educa
tion. Xftmcti of nlno men were.;
'submitted to tho sennto today by.
iOovernnr Patterson for confirma
tion. They will comprise. tho
.board. - t
j It has reduced motor license
Ifees and linn levied an additional'
penny on tho Ban tax.. !
On the ballot at tho next Ren
iornl election will bo the question''
of whether n cabinet form of'
IBOvemment phoulil bn IniiiiKurnted '
ior whether the stale slmll enn-f L. ',, ,;,., ,,' ' ,;. "J,,.a
tlm.o to bn Koverned by innumcr-1 both holl81.8 of ,.ong,.css wiU be ,
.able boards and commissions. Uossioii on Sunday, the senate late
Muility dccidliiK 10 lollow Iho ilcclit
i Inn reached earlier In tho day by
, the Iiquhu ,nnd inoet loinomiw
niornlnK for the consideration of
general legislation.
WASHINGTON, Mar. 2. W
leery 'ounce, of power at the com
mand of ltn leader wa brotiRlH
j 10 liear on the Hevenlleih coliKrcsn
.today In on effort to complete all
;lcf;lKlatlve tasks, before lm passaffe
'into history at noon on .Monday
ialoiiu .with the C'oollilire iidinlnlH-
', ClIIC'AflO, iMar. 2. (At The ' nation with which has served.
:tato today won a court skirmish llotli the senate and house for
tSAI.RM, Ore., Mar. 0. Wl ! lo ''o1'' ",cn charged with i I Ho seeurul consecutive, niKht were
Forty-eight day!) of actual loir- "oven murdciH, one lii.'irun for i'held In session at the t'apltol and
Islntlon has whipped tho thirty- ptt''11 "'ember of Iho .Moran Sans bouse leaders arranged for a meet
lifth assembly Into sucli shape that; "'"iishtciretl In the HI. Valentine's 1 Ing tomorrow tho first Habl.ath
history will distinguish It' for two;'1"' 'nnasaerc 'session in years to dispose of an
outstanding features: I AiinlKiiod in municipal court, ! leveuih-bour deluge f bills anil
It demised and enacted the most 1 .' "'"". "an iiiiccu inueill, resolutions,
cured by cooperation with tho. packing committee and packerslto tho flat rate of G Go and ve,report bo accepted, placed on
1 Fruitgrowers' League. jcommlttee. jaJ-ume that h will lie agreeable i flic, and that the committoo be
1 Of course there's a number of; Defining a standard pear pack. to the new agreement, although I discharged.
I packer who either would not, or; for 192 season. ,ho Is in Seattle nt present and wo Bert Anderson, Chairman,
I being out of touch with thelrt 1- Clean standard Oregon box .cannot secure hia signature. carl Glasgow,
.principals, could not ngrec to ihisl'nust he used for both extra fancy j jj. E, Root, representing tho .1. C. names,
.reduction. jand fancy grades. 'Growers' Exchange, is opposed to i 1'pon the league's npproval of
I vnnr mui,. . 2.--Pack m ust be capable of !.... reduction from tho CO chareo'the report a resolution, introduced
far as thev could, drafted a renort !na""'"S Slnt0 erade requirements. Df last year. i by Iiert Anderson. ' to provide for
cohering tho situation full and (Inspection charge to be In addl- ; pau, Hcherer, representing the a joint committee of six membe rs.
presented it to the Board of Di
rectors of the Fruitgrowers' Lea-
-tlon to packing charge).
3. Wraps to bo printed and to
Southern Oregon Bales, Inc., re
I three from the league and threo
ITS DEED
Session Produced Tax Procj-j
ram and Defiance of Peo- J
U pie's Will Another In-!
come Tax Election Looms,
. . '
' To Vote On Cabinet Form ;
unB,...iur ui'' i from tho packing- interests, was
ruo about a week aKo. After a J tWPlvo pound su!P-id " b6t';be left out of this report. This Copied. Appointment of members
erjuest we have compiled with. u A,ul' V , ...
thornnph discussion ut this board
meotiiKc tho committee was sent
Iter.
4. Corrugated
pads top and
league, wan deferred until a later
meeting tho committee was sent 1 1 ' ,, , " , " ! VL CJ FSnrdwell ronrpeentlnz 1 .
iiiu rurtito,. n.-nn,1.inllD wihih0,' w'lh enrd board collar pro- ; " ' p Idate. The report of the com
.... nipw in i'liil lo.. miH iiifn u. i .... ....
the packer, in an endeavor to ; ' . ietlPr wilh th0 c0mmltteo settin-1 m"l0P' aoimea 10 invwusaw
work out tt dofinim i.rmrrnm o S rhpl" to bP -f ive co,or 1Uno" Pr marketing conditions.
t . . 1 was niso posiponen, nui win pru
. ; nur rommlttoe has made every ! ,, . ...i.i.i v, m
LIN ,
report.
For Oregon Assured.
..... 1 crnnn nr itfiir.
t.,e me anuses compiaineu ot l.y," marMnK AlafrUt- ,nho. Vour committee has made every hK. " " ., .,." ,V. if in
ine packers. .'Itio tioanl. felt that I . . . . icffort to carrv on these necotin- . -
this arrangement would nrevent '' l"1" "". I 1 . , ILJ Z t"7 days, as soon ns the membera ot
anvfurtber mlsunrtetstandlnus i " anything more elahorav- than ; - ''"""" ! committee have agreed upon
i Charges for 1929 season: Hase , -. uio growers, pacaers anu
, As soon as your committee start-. ri ir, nnimA w marketers should bo willing at all
ed to confer wilh the packers on(or HEI, 5f, anrt )ttrKer nnj 470 tlmeM to discuss and differences! (Continue, from Page One.) .
these matters it became evident :))pr eked box for sin. 'lr.Os and1"' ooliilon that :r.ay arise and . to . camnalen
that tho agreement negotiated on 1,,,'nii,,.. n 1 n n -.iehonsiiiu 'lo all of these differences on a wny In labt year s campaign,
a basis of a flat rate, of 55c had rinrBe of Sc per lug box of looso 1 l,"!,iK f 'what is right and iusL
been discredited and' niisconstru-! fr,.i. rp00:VP(t . . .and with- but one - objective lit
eu ny sucn a -, large numuer 01 TMu
RAIN FOR INAUGURAL
ngreement ' W'as
f all packers was call-! , ,.,.,,,, of lh. Fruitgrowers' i "o grower, the packer nor the ' h, ' ' ' , ,vil lake
,r oommhtee last Ved- : Am,kd nt n mcctllu! ,,,,, ,,H(lny -marketer can make money. ! J 0 of t l e residhm
M-noon at the llo land ,,lftcrnooI1 t , otn, Medfonl. i , Vour committee has found In ' "".0,X of Ch r es
oomprehenflvo taxation iirograiii! " "-"". . i"'"11 l' 01. The eve or adjournment lounu
aiiv session ever evolved. ; acarface Al Capone. ; n.reo big deficiency appniprlatlon
it disregarded the sentiment ot,weln ordered held on a continu- j ,,nU uil pending but leaders were
tho people as expressed at lhn ttn 'Hliout ball until .March l'l. ! confident tliat final action on
polls as no prevl.iiH legislature , '71 'm "I 1, mi' '. these would be taken In the Hours
had .hired do. Reference to the work 01 tho uii-1lf t.giive nf,. renialnlng ami,
Tho forty-ninth legislative day i ' '.',r InvoHllKalInK 't h ! ; win, ,,e ex. eptlon of minor moas-
Wlll ho put In Monday with the' " """(.. jinm. oris, the congress could close lis
.... , , , 1 1 iiuiii.is .Minn, 1 lull escmiur. .IC-
leg Bla ors clean ng up odds nnd .
ends, to earn the U a day i-lw ., , vltmR.0 amiml ,
they voted hom5elves when t ,ell b;t hn ,,, ,
was certain tho session would "-!,. ,y we,. .,,.,. , , ,
errun he regular 4 -day period H0,n . to ullllv ....lUclsm. '
Ilesplte the clgbt-tlme defeat of, Atorn ,R fnr ,,,,, , n ,,
tho personal Income tax. the law -: Bu,.,en,lered voluntarily whin he
makers turned a dear ear ' to the hpn ,10 wug ,,,, UI1(, l0 C()m.
voice of the people and refused to ,,,,, ,lm wftB , ( ,.
submit the ninth lo tho acid teal nii,,,.lll11 ,vh i,.,nu, nra 1. 1 wr,ii.
ever of 1 he sevon slaylngs.
Hut on Alonday Die ceremonies
h'lvlow. which IW the nrosperliy &nd.i fenter abput Mr. Hoover and
the packers that ' tho -wholo agree- ;Thm,;,,. lv forenoon, and your com?l'"th of 'be ndus.ry. for , If tho - A r ('?; is' ud le
nient was in danger nf failure. so!ml., ,.,..,i , the rtonrd f; Industry does 'not: thrlvo . neither Pi '". ...i,' ...
eil wilh your
n.esday after
hotel. Mr. llurch, presalcnt of the(Tn0 b(,nr(, nf(nr tiis,llwon of:'hc courso of these . negotiations ;0 )awes llml t.le lln(r or ,he
Krul.growers' League, attending,,,,,. rnnlor, inMtrU(.to., ynul. rom.jthat the packer and marketer ts : eiements will have no effect on his
this meeiing will, your committee. ! Moo , ,. BM.l.,n K,K. !..ot entirely responsible for tho : ,nXnratinn
Arier speniling a whole arter. , ,,, of lp jl)int (.omTOUlo tolcvlls that exist. Wo firmly be-i 1 1. . ' , . . . . .'
noon In an endeavor to adjust ,,,, nKreement or understanding ililv lf economies arc 10 be'
the w:de differences of opinion : ( to lUol.vlew all other paek . 1 '"""'duccd and packing charges; ; Ume ' 1 OdaV at
and cnu. (.Ill over and harmonize ... ,, ,... iiielr slirnatures reduced, wo biivo got to edu-: '
all mlsunderstnnillngs. and fail- j , ,, ni;,.or,mont s possible. This j ' ate tho grower along tho lines'
iiik 1 .ii-eoiiiiMi.'-n huh ijui iiuse. -a :y(yur cotnuiltlee has done, and UI prouucing nnu delivering 10 ino
.etiiunilllee' was nppnlnled by lhc 'l)ln following ii.ickers subscribed j Pa' klng house a h'gh nuallty of
i..i..ifi,-. iu 111.,...., iii.al .my in, tn ihs agreement, which will he " "011 10 goon luoiKeiaoio con
WE USE
HAWKISON
VULCANIZING SYSTEM
All Work Guaranteed
Phipps Auto Park
Highway at Jackson
Phona 1037-R
of the ballot. Eleven senators
from counties which .repeatedly
opposed tho income tax voted in 1
favor of it. Jf the referendum
1 invoked a special election will
be hold. !
Confronted with a deficit of j
f. 00,000, the lawmaker solved -111 J
Obituary
doir.s with itH work wvll thme,
; In hoth lwiu;iCH bills were being
;a'.ted upon with i hut little dlsrun
anil repnrln on menur?H wci't;
Mh'Ihk h:in-i('l I'roui one t haiuher
'd atiiilliPi' by ineHKengei'H und
1 unmet in even the member
f theinm-lves, tliroiiKhout tho blfT
.CnpMiiI biilldinR everybody' :vas
! tiKl.ir. The lontf .corridor bet ween
the two hoti(!H wan filled with
l senators and representatives, sec
retaries and clerks, while hun
dreds of the inaugural viaitc-s c-
ir;butc(l to the coiiffcsllon. . ...
10:00 o'elofk wilh the presidont j (in,ii n . (ltrlnif the vear 1!i2fl: jdilion, and that he must be made
of the r-ruilKrowers LeaKtie an-li r c I,eminon representlnf? t "fimijichilly responsible : for lug
Itoxes furnished to him freo by
the paeker. On this question of.
liif,' boxes we have attached to j
this report a Iuk box eontraetJand I
NEW FEE OF PACKERS
McCONIcniK.---T.irt fimmal Her-
flnanclal problem by enaeifn aniVceH for Khuiley May Me.Cotilchi;!,
exc'no tax an b.tnlts and business j infuiu (iuuh(ir of Mr. and Mis.
corporations and to tax on In-; Forest M. .Mi:Coniclilu will be held
tai.Klblcs. The two measures will jut tho rravesido in Medford ee
produce (1 250.000 each year.
Lies' d cm HOlvinK that problem
tliO legislature abolished the board
ctitry, Sunday nt 1 :.'( . p. m. Hev
ereml Carmen Moll, officiating.
Vnnimonii'iHH in charge of tho
of rep-ems of tho ITnivernlty of lorl Ptinenit Ilomn.
(T'oulinued from I'ae One.)
pin-he r repreyenlliitf majority
of the tonnaue that would bo cus
tom pa-keil, that (hat they would
pack for the season of l!i2i on a
basis of a flat rate of i'Tic, pro
vided certain abuses, chargeable
to the urmver, could 4r wmiM-bei
wan j our. iJiieuniK - cnarKO UJ"1' i pnhel Pay.
nil t lee. The com in it tee appoint- ; i(.uvtv of V.. V.'. It
rd by Ihe packers consisted of 0.!forip(V jnc
U-luinoil,' K. S. Cr.e, I!. W ! ir t. Ilubhnnl: of Stniohardt
ll.'ithliii and .1. K. Kdtulston. , i-..uv wi.n tUui .. li-tter with ii'eeeipt form to he signed bv the
When this joint committee tuot yonr committee, and which Is at - i grower when Iur boxes are deliv
it iibandomd the Idea of working jtathed to tills report. j ered to him. Wo helleve this-
the matter out on a fiat rata mix- jt K. Kdmfsion. represent irii? cjw1"' lo n br"(,nt extent, euro this
iniuni elmrne. It first took up the nnd K: Fruit f'o. jWil.
question of defiulns a Medford; R fi coc, represcntinff Amerl-1 ln ("lHlnp. your comiltteo wish
Ktandard hlKh quality pear paclt.irn r?ruit Growers. Inc., was n lo WIV tnftt while wo have not
It then fixed a basic charge per member of the Joint committee (accomplished everything we1 hop
box, with a sl'dlns scale of charg- anu- subscribed to tho agreement. ! etl 10 -n lu heglnning, still we
cs that would enable the grower nltboiiRh his sifrnoture Is not ftt-'lmvi? mno a step forward which,
of pood fruit and who delivered tached from the fact that at the tlle grower and the packer will
bis first lmilt in good condition , ,,rrann, Upip ,p s (ll Portland. honestly attempt to carry out.
to the parkins- bouses to secure ( (-. Darliv of the Kimball wil1 tiiff ahout a. greater feel-!
Hotel Medford
Dinner $1.00
"The Food Is Better'
At the Medford
a minimum eliai-KO ror packing lil i F,.it ;'n., ,n fileil a letter with
i'rull, ami woulil ieiiiille the. man ,1,,, eoinmitlee Kotliue folill hl
who ilclivored pour fruit In Imil po-lllnn iu the matter.
condit'on iu the piuklnK house, Nowhry & 8on.i of Talent sub-
l y a hlaher packlni; chniKe. Thin .scribed to Ihe ' nKreement.
Ih nianllV.Hlly a Jum arrnnt!ement. I icrt Slancllffe of l'lioenix, suli-
Tlie Joint committee unanimously 'scribed to this proKrnm.
adopted the fullnwlnit proRrnm: ' h. H. lteter. renresentlnc the
Result.-! of conference of prnwers rinnnele - Vnekincr to.. subscribed
Iuk of confidence and trust be-1
tween theiie Iwo brunclieri of Hie;
industry and. which will make II!
easier In the future to Bet to-'
Kether on o.ucstions thnt may nriei
affectiiiK the pear industry as a
whole.
Vour committee asks that this
These Drug Stores'
Are Open Nights
This Week
Medford Pharmacy
Heath's Drug Store
Strang's Drug Store v
FRANK'S
Comedians
Playhouse Theatre
NEW CHANGE
TONIGHT
NEXT THURSDAY ONLY
At the Armory
PRICES
Children
Adult ....
Purchased
l .Wrt-.l Oy 3I.-.ICI.1 C jlilnmU
WILDBEKG BROS.
SMELTING R! FINING CO.
Q&ai: 742 NUikM St.,Sn Fiuujjcu
PUnn South Sue l;inri'i
Rayon Pajamas
v:.50 Values
Plenty of chic here In
these new lUtyon Pa-
Jamas. New shade s.
nuw tr;m-rninpK
$1.89
Silk Hose
Allen A him vice weight
pi Ik nnd slllt and chif
fon to to;i; full ranit"
of rolors.
Pair
79c
In MULLINS History!
Smashing Drive for 1000 New Customers
Trade Expansion Sale Special
7 AC
tt.yj
All Silk Hose
New fancy bt-i-l; r.H
latest MluideM nnd new
VrtluiH; fllll
of n',rr
98c
Scarfs
Silk mill Wool
l' " 2.T.1 Values
I'relly eolur eiunblna-
linns. Your
"holie ..
95c
Novelty Jewelry
ftnicf-loit, neck I a e v.
ear rliiKf, p n n ! i
braeeb ty, et.-, A Q
Uii lb to HOC
New SprliiK
Novelty Jewelry
I'p to r.u vniim
rp it jT.&o .ttinR,
for only
Spring Sweaters
To I..V Vnlur
Wonl und liaytui In
nuvelty pnttttnu nn I
p u l - I ahadrK. ma
trade i vpaiiNltm Hale
prlre,
only ..
$1.95
New Sweaters
In .V15 nlne, '
Very new nnil atlrae
!lve iure wool nnil r.-iy.
on li.iu.'j l i l. New uo
rlcnn, new color.
DR
An Exceptional Lot $10 Vtflues
$
o
THE NOVELTY SHOE CENTER OF MED-FOED-tAnd
here is where we make hun
dreds of happy customers with 200 pair of
Peters oxfords, ties, strap slippers, etc.;
spike, Cuban, French and flat heels. Values
up to $5.85.; Leathers of ff
kid, patent leather, calf and i
most every shade,
for only
Genuine Bargains
Values to $6.85
There is going to be a shoe riot here when
you ladies see what sterling values we are
offering'. Just think, 300 pair of fine shoes.
sizes broken some, .but styles desirable.
Then we are putting in all ff,
new spring shoes, $5.00 val- P
ues. Tliey all go for,
yoyr choice
rica ucauuuiu.
195
On Safe Mrmrtav Morniiior
On Saturday
Hundreds Came
and saw and
bought All
This Week We
Will Offer Amazing
Values
LADIES WILL COME FOR MILES to take
advantage of this Millinery sale alone, the
valuos arc so genuine and the styles all fresh
new spring models. Newest shades and
shapes. You select as many
as you wish from Group No.
1 up to $3,05 values,
for only .'
Ye Olde Time Comfort Shoes
in one-strap and tics kid nnd patent leather
arch support shoes.
Values regular
at $0.50.
Sale price for ,
3.791
. suaues nnu
1.95
New Spring Hats
Truly, they are marvelous values even at'
$8.00, but Group Ng. 2 will (f
go for $
only, your
choice - .
2.95
MULLINS
310 East Main Street, Medford
GROUP NO. 3
New Spring Hats
Showing the newest materials.
shapes, different colors.
The trimminz and finish
Cunning
DISTINCTIVE, NEW
Hart Schaffner & Marx
and other Popular Makes
25
Now patterns, stylos, texlures in the season's
most desired shades. Southern Oregon men
will find it an easy matter to fill their .Spring
suit needs here at priees unusually moderate.
00,o$6000
and Spring Accessories
Hats' Shirts Ties Underwear iTos- ,
iery Light weight Sweaters in fact every-
thiug.a mail will need for Spring wear is
here. The well known 'TOO GKTiY QUALITY
at. genuine yafue-givhig pri'ees.
Come In See Our New
Ankle Fitted
Nurrn Bush
Real 1 rand-Tailored Shoes are now available
for the nien of sonhern Oregon XUX
are fashioned to assure a snug Tit
around tho ankles no gapping or slipping,'
10c
60c
3.95
8.1 le
price
$2.95
make them in the $10 class.
Out sale price ;
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