Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 20, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text'POE'SIX - 'Tli110 ILJTRIBTJME, MEDgORD,' OUEOOyAVEpX 'ESTAYt MARCH 2p; 1929. ; ' ..MMiMii betl Carothora. . nnilllnll mnn HO i noclcty ana acted upon py tno coup.-1 l5i& n ; ,f I IIIMIIKI I OF STATE D.A.R. ON TOMORROW letl Carothera. , Munlc "Star Spanclpd Banner"' AKHombluKe. , ) Tl American's Creed Led by; Sirs. H. B. Cartlldite, j Welcome Mayor A. W. Pipes. Welcome Mrs. O. Q. D'Alblnl.l rOKent Crater I-nko chapter. I : UoBponwe Mrs. E. C. Apperson, ; ' slate- recent. j ClreetlnRK Daughters of Vete-j rans -Mids Ora Cox. ! Oreullnca Orund Army Wm.! COUNCIL FORBIDS ROLLER SKATING ON SHORT NOTICE society and acted upon by tho coun- . cil at the special meeting. The council also favored a propo-' ( sition to make- a uniform license j j tec of 1JI5 for boxing or wrestling' I exhibits, instead of cbnrglni; a ! maximum fee of $30, as the pres-, I ent ordinance requires, and makinc, all orKanlzatlons pay tbat fee, be I I It any frnternol or civic body, j I theater or professional promoter. I As it has been for some ttmo past while tho .license foe by ordl-1 I nance Is $30, permits for wrostling Vanguard of 100 Visitnigj .Delegates Arrive Today i Many Prominent Women ' to Attend State Board , , to Meet This Evening. l.yman. t rrUn .lf ..-., mr.llnmn nnH mavnr :nnH hnvlnn nvhIKItlnna whnra nH OreetlnBs Spanish War Auxil- j ftj-jor p0li8inK nn ordiuanco last j mission was charged bad been is lary Mrs. t. J. J,ewman. nght lorhid(111(! roner skating in sued for much less sort of spotted . J itlio streets of Medford, with an Auxiliary Mrs. I.. C. Oarlock. enierKncy olauuo that pllts the ClreetlnBS Mlns Ornco JI. t l'am.l , , f, , , ... protection to the youth at the city. Tho llotol Hertford, headquar- , torn for the 1. A. It. state oonven. j lion ppontnK; lioro tomorrow was ! the aoend 'Of bUHtllns activity to- I May, . wholt delegates from varlouH J parts of tho state continued to arrive throtiBhout tho morninK and I afternoon. Moie than 100 visit- inic delegate- are expocted to -at ' Kind the local mooting ami, ' piuv; : tlclriale In- the full wihodulu of i activities. ' .-' ',.;.....;, Mrs. 13. J3. Apperson of. .M Mlnnvlllo, state icgnnt of tlie-or-Kanlratlon, .and a prominent per sonality In D. A.; 11. circles for the past .10 years, Is experlod to ar rive 'Bomo time 1'atn this' afternoon, a Is Mi. I. 1,.. 1'iitlernon,1 wllu of Khe:,Bo.vernor, who Is chairman of tho' champoeB Memorial cum mlttoo, Mrs. I.', ts. Bmltli c.r l'ort land ' state historian and -'other well known ofilelali. The local convention horuinimt' ters, which will be used 'for ' the ontlro three days of the session has been made attraetlvo with the flaws and slRnlfleant deeora tlops .ind tropliles, and - tho eltv has .taken 6n a pre-ronventlon at mosphero since early this mornlnK. Ivocal merchants 'have taken .occa sion to-1 decorate their - places of business, and Hafts and streamers decorate' tho liioln streets in the down ' town sectlnn. as well as the front windows of ninny : local rt'sldi noesi i ', ('roparntqry tn tomorrow's open ing -proKram, -tho -state hoard of ati memhePH-'wIll meet In special sessltn at -the Hotel Hertford to night, nceordinK. 40: Mrs. CI. O. D'Alhlnl. local jvmiit. who with her committees -spenl the: HI'ealcr part of today, welcoming the' vjrt Itors. . ;i ' ixical residents and patriotic or civic 6i"finnlzatlehs are extended a special , Invitation to attend licrlaln. 1'realdent Bouthern Dist. F. c. then got busy at preparing an ordl- Itet-ponse Mrs. P. S. Gannett. I nanco t0 .)r0:ect t;ie flower beds first vice-statc1 recent. ml .rm-aeha of the citv from does runnlnir at large, and following much illscussinn of the subject, they deemed this matter of nulii clout Importance to bo passed at a special council session to be held I next Tuesday evening. The new illuminated sign ordi nance to prevent blanketing of signs, and un ordinance to lower Stato conference committee re ports. : 12:10 V. M.: ' luncheon In the dlnlnB hall of the church, Crater Lake chap ter. hostess; Mrs. C). Q. U'Albiiil, presiding. 1:30 P. M.: . Asiemhly call .lack Terrett. Conference called to order by 1 tho Heenso fee for boxing nndiceduru was decided on by tho city state regent. Mrs. 13. C. Ap-' wrestling oshlhltlona will also hoi boxing commission, whother tho person. lacmci on at tho coming special council would bac:c up the commis si uhIc "America y Assemblage. 1 meeting. I slon. Mayor l'lpos and. the coun- Tlepoi ts of Mate committees. ltoller skntlug by tho children I oilmen declnrcd that the matter 3;30 I. si.; 'and older boys and girls on the was In the hnnds of the boxing Motor trip to historic .laekson-1 streets and sidewalks had become r' "-villa, where delegates will he I such a nuisance to traffic and 11 Quests at tea of tho "Native . nictmco to 1ho llmlw and like. The matter was brought to the attention of the council by VV B. Morris, member of the city boxing commission, who asked that the license fee ot t30 be much lowered, to. say $15, and that price tor, a permit be churned to Individuals or organizations promoting such contests. Mr. Morris also brought up tho question of where u. wrestler or hoxcr loHes . his head and strikes the referee, being thereafter de prived of his share of the purse ho wanted to know if sncn pro- . . Daughters of Pioneers," 7:30 i. M.: Vlcltlng delegates guests' l-- Hunt's Crnlerian. . URGE ORCHARDISTS TO HURRY TESTS Good- news for-the fruit grow ers of the itogue Ktver valley brought back from Washington state by Floyd Young, tho frust expert, who arrived here yester- llves of the skaters, that tho situation had become alarming, hence the pass ago of the ordinance. Tho new municipal law does not forbid skating on tho sidewalks, but for bids It In any street, lly tho terms ot Iho ordinance, when a skater wauls to cross n street ho or she must remove the skates and walk across.- The penalty for violation, of this ordinance. Is a $5 fine. .. Unless the skaters are very care ful In llielr movements from iihW on, the ordinance Is llnhlo toho amotiiled to rorblj, skating on the sidewalks. .1 Tho dogs at largo nuisance, tear ing up freshly made flower beds and gardens and upsetting garbage pails, has caused Mayor A. W. Pipes and Iho poll to he flooded with protests from angry citizens for weeks past. Then, tno, there seems to bo nn unusual number of dogs, both home nnd stray canines, running nhout all sections or the Till! fact Hint tho pear fruit belts of Washington nre -coming moro Into comj-cllilon - with the Itoguo. Ulvor vnlp y fruit than . tho , California pear sections. The big thing here now, Mr. any . Yumm. savs. Is for all nrchardlsts. or all of -the meetings held duriiiK whu lVo not. yet .dono so, to hur- ;no convention penoo, anu enj ).v 1, t,m,r thrn'moimitcra Into Mile county agent's office for tuHfThg. lie and Uov Hogers. his assistant, , are here to do thole part, but Holi day from a visit of a week or sOey (:mlnp1Ma .; y. Wilson said In the weni.tehee and Vnklma ,, gnw Kl!! ,0Rh-on his lawn the rt'tiit S(H?ttoiiH, Is mat tnoso sec- (Jtnol. umrnlng, Hons, which had a bumper fruit Tll0 uiiaiilmaiiH decision of tho crop Inst year, vrW Imvo a S3 mayor and councllmon was that per cent pear crn'.i this year, es- tnu ,i0B ordltlnnco roquliinii, II- peelally of :;r. cictt!.. ' censes 'and tho conlinlng of (logs Is important, In view of the ; on their homo premises during 'the spring men ills snouiit ,De,,nnieiava commission, that tho latter body could make Its own rules, and tint city council would back tho com mission. It was decided to have the city attorney revamp the wrestling nnd boxing exhibition tec, to make such feo $15 Instead oi HO, and Hint tho council would also act 011 this ordinance next Tucsdav night. The nevv tentative illuminated sign ordinance prepared by the cltv planning commission to prevent the blanketing of such signs In tho business district, and handed to the city council nl Its last meeting tor study and pnssnge, had its first reading last night, and after dis cussion It was voled to have the city attorney dresB the ordiuanco Into legal shape for further con sideration and passage, probably at the special meeting Tuesday night. An ordinance which had been prepared by the tiro committee of the city council, prov!dlngfor the removal or reconstruction of dan gerous and old buildings waa passed by tho councii, nnd much routine business was also transacted. fea- the talks uud entertainment .urea arranged. ' The program tomorrow Is: 8:00 A. M,; , ' Enrollment, of delegates. : 10:00 a:.m;;. ..' ' - 'AmeriiDly coll Jack Terrett. Entrance of siale licgciit-, no companlcd by state of (leers, ( with escort of pages."- ' 1 Mimic Instrumental. , ) SIMecnth hnnuul' stato : . once callud to order v " Mate :vpgtf,it--lr8.. 1C. 'porHoh; ,v.-- I Invocatloiv? Ittv. K 5 -Tence. V"1 ' ': . '( ' Salute ro' Iho Flag Misi Rll'a- and strictly enforced. W ,fticL the . sentlmunt was lor a gonerai sprln cleanup, of strny dogs. It was also the seutlmcnl that the time for tho dog ordiuanco to go Into effect should bo made earlier, March 16 by the Intent, . , It wa llnally ilocjded to have the. present dog ordlnnuce re vamped by the city attorney to In HITS PEDESTRIAN confer by the C. AP- V. I-aw- (ininleto front warning nrogrnm at a special meeting 1 uesquy iilgnt, will neeessnrlly be held back until; nnd cnlorceil vigorously. nil the -thermometers have boon tested and the smudge pots placed III the orchards. Already a num ber of. orehanllsts have, placed Ihelr miudgo pots. I.OH ANOIiL.EH.-Marchl.20. IIP) Al Jolson was a' sad singer to day boeauso his automobllo ram down l.eo Klnn, 3(1 years of-age, breaking his leg nnd several bt Ills elude- needed reforms and acted oil 1 teeth. - 'i - - it ;t Ttie'acoident ocourrcu last.nigoi as the "Mammy'.'' singer anil Jack Conway,- motion plcturo director, HAVANA, March 20. MP) Tlvo young society women In the subur ban town of Sagun I,a Oramte have died from burns ' received while taking pari In a tableau at a fashionable dancing club Huuday night. . Tl.o humane society Is consider ing making a tenlntlvo proposition to' the city, council to bundle tho dog nuisance question in, cb opera-' Hon with the police, and 'fif.ytdo a suitable place for keenlnji ' Wl eiintored dons until ther are either cluluuid or killed by somo.huuiane i beep method, for x000 a year that Is, that tho ulty government guaran tee to pay up to $1000 annually If needed. This .proposition will probably be formally made bv t he wore being , driven by .lolson chauffeur along .SJiinsct boulevard The! cdmodiah p)aefd the In jurxhV ;tuuii In lear and sped to Central Police; stanon. tlienco to n hospital. After Klnn had treated'. 'Jolson announced that ho wouldhave him removi'd to i tho Hollywood rtospltal and would pay for his car.'. Klnn want ho was a sign pnlntur and motion ttietnre actor. ' hi m .fmti 1111111 7 w Photnbjf - B. A. Bachnvh. Hollywood THE next time you see tiny Olive " ' Borden, notice how exquisitely smooth Lux Toilet Sonp keeps her skin. . "It's soimportant for my skin to have the special velvety smoothness we mean by 'studio skin,' and Lux Toilet Sonp is ' so splendid for it that I am delighted." , - 9 out o( 10 screen stars keep their skin lovely this way . . . Mary Duncan, exoticnlly lovely Fox star, says: "A screen star's skin simply must be silken smooth to be 'studio skin.' That's why I am so faithful to Lux Jotiel Soap." Smooth skin always wins Hollywood directors find - "JDEAUTIFUL smooth skin is the ' ' jL) great henrt winneri" George H. , Melford, famous mcvie director, thus expresses the experience of 39 lending , Hollywood directors. " The public certainly takes to its -heart the actress with a skin that ' shows flawless faultlessly smooth , under the terrific test of the close-up I lights," he continues. "Such a skin is ' a prime factor in making her- n star." , Nine out of ten screen stars use Lux Toilet Soap. It keeps their skin ex-, quisitely smooth for that most im portant of all tests: the all-revealing close-up. And all the great film studios have made it the official soap for their dressing rooms. You, too, will find that this delicately fragrant wlWe soap keeps your skin exquisite and smooth. Try it today. And use it for bath and shampoo, too. Lux Toilet Soap Lxirryseb atynitiJreJoNtHorilyiH Trench "f"tj seaft at SQt mii $1.00 tbt culltnmr Jr MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price. No Matter What the Price MANN'S Easter Sale at MANN'S Tomorrow A Great MoneySaving Opportunity Easter Sale of Spring Coats Hundreds of Sport and Dressy Models On Sale Thursday at Special Prices Lot 1 at $10.95 I Lot 2 at $14.75 25 Xew Spring- Coats made of Oregon Woolen Mills all-wool i weeds and basket 'weaves in junior, misses',' , and ' women's sizes; many .new styles to choose from. This is without doubt the' best -value ever of e red in Med- $10.95 Lot 3 at $24.75 100 NeV Sport 'nnd Dress Coats made of fine grade broach-loth and Kasha cloth, with smart novelty trims and collars and cuffs are extreme ly different with and without fur, come in all the new spring shades. Special tO 7C Thursdav, each ' 1 0 50 Wonderful Tew Spring- Coats made of all-wool mixtures and .tweeds in tan and grey, also navy cheviot coats. These coats arc all; finely tailored, full lined. They come in junior and women's sizes. Special Thursday, $14.75 each ; Lot 4 at $35.00 r - A Group of Better Sport and Dress Coats Made by Conde and Printzcss with and without fur trim- mings, all full silk lined; made of all-wool tweeds, kashas and kittensear broadcloth; all sizes; $:30.75 values. Special Thursday,. $350 each r.... Lot 5 at $59.50 Wo. have taken a lot of Coats from our regular stock, made of Donegal Rugs, broadcloth and Rodiers materials, trim-, med Willi best quality of fur, a fine selection of the latest si vies that sold at $(w.00 each. Special Thurs- $595Q dav, each EASTER SALE OF SPRING DRESSES Dresses at $595 Sleeveless flannels, plain .Jlat erepe Silk Dresses, also printed silks, new s t y 1 e s, best shades,' Thursday .spec ial, each ; :j.95 Blazer and, Velvet Uackets Just in; all colors and sizes Spec- $995 tal, each ..V Olympic Health Oscillator Exerciser This machine provides a means of daily exercise in a limited time without fatig uing effort; removes surplus fat safely and tends to restore and maintain the graceful lines of youth. . Inquire about frntmnt At rnrspt department. This wonderful machine sells at . Dresses at $9.95: J ust1 received' a , new shipment of. p r i n te d Silk Dresses in this season's most popular s t y 1 e s and patterns', sizes 14 to 50.- On sale ' ' Children's ". Underslips Sizes 2 to 14 years, at $1.00 to $1.69 each Dresses at $18.00 150 C h a r m i n g ' N e w Spring ' Dresses made -of gci iigettes, flat ci'epes and printed silk s, in sleeveless and long sleeve styles, all colors and sizes. Oil : s a l c T h u v s day at each Skirts Flannel and Crepe Skirts in jilaited and pi a i n stvles. Priced from $5.50 to $12.00 each $1800 Stitched Crepe Hats No sooner is a new millin- ' .- cry style approved that Mann s has it . . at an in ducing price! The new stitched crepes have the unanimous approval of the smart feminine world . . for informal and sports' wear with the new tweeds and prints. put aaaiv . " $69.50 $6-75 and $8-75 Thursday Specials Lux Toilet Soap For. smooth skin, regular 10c cake, special 3 for 23c Garter Girdles In all stvles and sizes, values up to 1.25; special. 95 C each . Silk Umbrellas lG-rib all-silk ITmbrellas, in . a good selection of colors; values up to $7.95. On sale fcO QC Thursday, each ffJ Children's Bloomers Made of Wash Satin and Crepe in flesh and white, regular price 59c. On sale 39 C Thursday, pair ..- Blue Crane Silk Hose Medium service weight, all sizes nnd colors. Special, 1 QQ pair .: SPECIALS IN DRESS GOODS Figured Silks 40 inches wide, in the ,new modeinistiit pat terns for ensembles, priced from . $2.25 to $3.49 yd. Turkish Towels lS-3(j-iuch size, plain fancy, comes with WRe, rse, gold and lavender borders, regular 50c values, OCp special, each .V Crepe Bedspreads 80x 103-inch size, comes in rose, blue, gold and laven der, fancy patterns, special Thursday, fl!0 1C . A V and each Crepe Gowns In pi. In and figured patterns all izet and ' color., .pedal Thunday $1.00 Silks and Cotton Prints in the' "newest pat terns and designs, a material that resem bles silk in. appear ance, 36 inches wide. Special, QQr yard - OV Oriental Bedspreads Hand Dyed Spreads in rich "Jndia Colored Prints, are very much in demand; see :!;;:i;,;:n:.at:$ 12.50 Blouse Fronts (t'oithe Xew Suits and Tail ored Dresses, made of silk in tan. white, red arid flesh. ?2.75 and $3.75 each f THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY' , J KtOfOftOPN .