Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 23, 1929, Image 14

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Newspaper Page TextPXQE EIGHT BEDFORD MAIL THIBUXE, MEDFORD, OREGON". SUNDAY, MARCII 24. 1929. IN WORD HAVE IN RATE HEARING mK im F0S0 . A. R. nrniTAi a nnoT cavc MOVEO IS REPORT, BRIEF DATE FIXED, FLAN FOR FUTURE ; also voted on this measure) will ! ipIIm rendered by tha entire 22 k i meet at the hittorio -pot and carry meuiber who passed on. Follow- out an appropriate pros ruin. j in this, the 'state regents funned Another piece of work bund I'd a procession and dropped a cartia by th- D. A. K. and which lQ t ' ti'Gn ,n a baskel lo represent each interest to thoj outside the Tv-; .... , ganizatlon, is the owi-iance they of the departeJ. render the government in provid-i Warm praise was extended to in and executing programs of i Medrord residents by, tne delegates From population maps Jusl com pleted by the city school office, the center of the eler.jentary school population of the city haa rnovvd 8i0 feei nort heart in th last three yaiM. I. luring the aine tiui'j tlie senior litgh xchool popu lation haw moved about -lou feet no u t U and we), F ft 1 a & -1' tl the elementary nehool centrr was f0( fet soui Invent of iln- school center, while In It had moved to a point over 70v (- l north east of the hif?h eehooi e nter, showhw; that these two centers muviii? in almost opposite directions have mot and paired each other in that time. The renter of the clty'H elemen tary school pupiijution for l!fj-"tf woe on Sixth street hetween Oak dale awl Ivy stifeU. In 1 'J'-'.t it had shifted to Crap; fireui he tween Fourth and Flft.i. The cent or of thi "-fii"r hlh ftchool population for l!HTi-t-' was on ilolly Mtnet near Fifth, hut In j I'JZ'J hfid moved to Ivy ptruel ije lW""n Fifth ftncl Hi?ilh m reel m. . The junior, high nehool i-'ciit'T ' remained nr-irly Mlutlunai-y durJiiK ' the three year period, moving only from a point on I'ifih xti:i he- tween '.Jriipe and Ilolly to a point 1 on Ilolly between Fourth and Fifth, probably leas than lu'l feci,: Aecoi'dinB to 13. II. Ilrdrlrk nchool superintendent. "There h been no strong single direction trend In tin movement of ttio rlly's population, taken ay a whole. Tim spread has hcen uultt'iril to the Huiifhwe-it, wcii, nofiih and east." Tim reason why the elementary population htm moved norl'ieat-t. wlille that of Ihe hit;)' school has moved Houthwent. accord Iiir to Air. lledriek, Is due to (he fact (hat n him filler pHrceniuKc uf t';ie elill dron in' the north end, or mill din trlct are entering liir-rh school t)mn h the i rase of the mure, settled re.sldenee district fsirt her soul h. Many fnmtlles, more or le-s tran sient,, live In the nuto entiipH and the Hinttll houses on (he norih side. TheMc iroutrihute t'liltf u number of children to thu elemen tary ruhools. but fewer to the lil;h SjChooI In proportion lo the ntiiu her of. ihHr cleineiiinry chihli'"h. Tim compulsory cdueiilloii law In tM'ctgon eompein clemenlriry I'hildi-en, even of transient f :i in 1 1 h::i lo be In selpjol while they ai c, here, but It iloea not apply to MkIi school pupils. . The population maps with the computations on iheni arc chiefly the? work of Holand MuuiphreyH of the high school inutheinailcH f'le pai'tnicut, who has comitleled them by workhiK evcnlnvs In the super intendeuCn olflee the fi:w weeks, city niapi t't):ii'. tilt )mu feol t H. nr.)t( COIlfi'lled bv I'' '. I The interstate Commerce Com- . mission hearing before Leo. J. i Fly mi, examiner, upon tho appli cation of the Boutliern Pacific railroad fur lower port rat-a to t meet water competition, und for Fourth Heethm relief undur the transportation act was concluded yesterday nfternoun. . Kxainlncr Fly mi set July 1, next, as the final date for filing briefs, with the proviso, that If oituilfll.nu i-.f.i-rtirilfwl tin. r. rt If Inler-He,! Mould l,e 'gnin'lo.1 fur. . J-n cMnp.cd thT time. The eaao involved the rate In t crest h of Portland, Hun Francisco, and t he lntermed!nto Interior points of western Oregon. The lesuu la freighted wlh many high ly involved tchulcal points. Most of the afternoon seetdon wan devoted to the iitcHtlonlng of II. C Hnllmarlt. a-sirtnnt traffic manager of I lie Sou I hern Puelfle . by Attorney v. .1. Matthews rep- repenting the MeCormlck Steam -, slil it company, and the I'ifeific j HteaniHlilp company, coastwise op; eritors. 1 Ha Hmurk propowi-d the "spread ; between yteamer freights and rail; rates be made moro comparative" between San Kra (I'dseo and I'ort- i land. The steamship represent:!-1 live cuu (ended thai the adoption ' city of this proposal, would eventually I mtan the cxtciiHlon of tho- same ; vantage to Puget. Hound und' Southern California, ports. I In the closing moments of the I hearing t he stcamahlp uttorney chul longed 1 he aeeiiracy of 'inetiM of the Ha nta Fe represen- j tatlvc, at tacking rate pruposa Is. ; and a former ruling of the com-, iiiImhIoii. Aloft of Hallmark's afternuon '. tcailmony us deVuted to , uue-; t luns rela the to the dockage, j t i-ackage, and switching charge.)! of I he Southern Pimirh: In the j San Ft 'unc(en freight area, J t;. FIIIm, representing the, W e U rn ' trenn Traffic assncia-! tloil. eMinpifiei of western Oregon; Vllh-i. seeking relief from freight, rale, on t he groiiniln that under ; the present tnrrlfs. they restrict IniliiMrlal develnpinetit. will pre fent a brief In behalf v the cities, netting forth tcHtlmony presented by repri'sentnHve citizens. A fJecis-lon In tin1 caffc Is not ex pceh d for h year, or more. ( "I am more than enthusiastic, jover playing the opening pipe or-j gan recital in the new Sacred j ; Heart Catholic church here 1 morrow." eald John Evans, fain CBy 3lary Orelnerj to-' tne state convention of D. A. R. which closvd a three-day con ous artist, and aswociato dean of music at the University of Ore- gon, who arrived In the city yes terday morning and held a rehear sal with the two local sololsta who arc lo assist him on tho program. The Palm Sunday recital will be ; gin at four 'clock, - and Includes an Inttrestirii; arrangement of or i gan numbers, one of which has by the vibit.ng ar tit ill rjitjetf. "The quality of this organ Is wopderfu! there Isn't an unpleas ant lone in It." Jie said. "The thing I especially admire, about this initrumeut, and Heuter or gans In; general, Is the balance they wiulmain thruout. Their diapasons or foundation tones are exei-ptionally rich and sonorous, and their trebles ar round and clear, rather than shrill." he said. "And the new church itself, Is a beautiful and inspiring lictting In wli'ch to play, ami wlil contribute materia l!y know, to the con ference in MeJtord yesterday morning at 11 o'clock, realized no greater accomplishment. It would . be, 9otably eventful as an example ; of team work and undisputed har mony among its chairwomen and members. i A spirit of good humored dyler- : minatlon to dispose of the business at hand In the least possible time, in order to give free rein to the new -ideas and suggestions that always develop with the progress of such meetings, was apparent In the con duct of the presiding official, Mrs." 12. C. Apperson. state regent, from McMlnnvllle. who1 won a host of friends In Med ford during her brief stay. . - - - . As though t. -co-operate, to tii fullest extent with the spirit of the E convention, the weather man . of ; Medford suw to li that the atmo.- sphere took on a different com- j ptcxion each of the three days to I J sufl the tanlc of each of the 1-OU I ! or more delegate.! gathered here 1 Americanization to those of foreign ; Countries who wih to become i American citizens, i The most impressive ceremony witnessed during the convention j was the memorial service con- i ducted In memory of the 22 niein- bers of the state organization who departed duriiu? the past year. The j service, which took place directly j after the opening of the Friday ; morning aepsion. was In charge of' Mrs. Julia E. Bishop, chaplain of j the local chapter. The outstand- ; ing accomplishments of Mrs. F. M. ; Wilkins. former state regent de- i ceased, were reviewed effectively ; by Mrs. Arthur Quackenbush of the Oregon X.ewU and Clark chap- ' ter. i Mrs. William Deilschneider of. the Vnmhlll chapter, etioltcd the , Every knowu form of INSURANCE before the close of the final ses sion for the hospitality shown here, and special credit was given Mrs- G. Q. D'Alhini. local regent, whose administration has been marked by efficiency and unselfish j service to the organization. The population of Klamath Fall, according to ilnlatest estimate, is : 14,009. Including the suburbs, the ! climate in over 17.000. 1 M&k ; w. :n x ma take These Drug Stores Are Open Nights This Week Jarmio & WooJs James McNair Pharmacy West Side Pharmacy The doorman takes ) our car when you arrive ami places U ... a garage : connect lu, the Motel. Just hand him your r.cr y the car-that's all. Located in the heart of the .City-near everything. ,; HncHitnli-h) 7 it'rtJift',iMuiitrtl'jrv"j'- OheMANX. HOTEL 1 J SAN FRANCISCO CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING GETS RESULTS roi l. M.:0foiil In (u U coiiuiaiu-1 (lm vnrious uniis ur nit- mate. I.UmJ on lirodu. liiK Kuril nn tirep-. I'robubly Hie most olilKlaiidiils lioiiti. Dl..e of ari and arulilteo work aeromiillslKd liy Hie mate Dillunl. engineer, were u-d by Mr. IlumphreyH for the work. On tln-Me I he. poptilut'on d 1st rl but hm 1m hown by tiliicliig a de;iti heuvy ilot to Indleiiie the t-xin-l pluee of resi dence of ench child In the city. Thee he fi tie tUie." Mr. Evans, an profetHor of organ tit Fugcne. haa composed many relet. tlonu for the organ, some of which have. In-en played by his fiO or moro Htuuente at tho Unl vernlty In their varlouH recltala. Hi will Iniroducn IiIh latest com panion, , Medltution'' here to- Mlfl(l. I dny for Ihe flrut time, a fact wnien nan elicited eoiifmicrauic eiithu.Hlam on the part of local mic-lc lovei-H. The Kugene artLst will be sup ported on the program by Mrs. J C. llayew and JIih. John J. Wi! klu.ion. fololsln of . the Cftl holic Church choir. The program for this after noon'. reclial follow1: John Kturk lOvans Andanto ICellgfoHo MendeHohn : Alh gro AppitHloiiato ' iuilmant ( Adagio iuilmant i Marche Itellghuife (Iuilmant! M I'M. J. 12. llaye.M 'ocnl solo, we.vctcd j : Mlnui-t In (J Beethovcnl (iavotte , Thomas j lioinam-o ! Uebuty i I iitennez.o 4 '.. MuHoagnl ', Adoration liorowtKI I Mrs. John J. Wilkinson "Ave Maria" by ("herublnl , .Taceala, "Thou Art Itoc!t"....Malel , Meditation Kvann In I'lirudfsum Uubobi I To My, Country Schevt-i organizalion i I'm Interest in the ; prrMervatlon of historic landmarks, ' find itn accumulation of historical data that will be paswed on for tho benefit of future generations. ' Among the specific projects to be carried out by thla organizaUou i during the next three years will he the Champoeg Meniorlal, a log cabin dedicated to the pioneer, mothers of Oregon, which . will be erected at the spot where tho ter- j rilorlai government of Oregon wan Instituted. The convention voted i lo raise S5000 toward the building. fund, of thin memorial, nnd declded ' that on June H of each year, dole gates from the various flections of) thin state am well ay those from' Hnho'nnd Washington i who have I R. A. HOLMES INSURANCE AGENCY Jackson Co. Bank Bldg. Phone 444 SINCE. 19 09 An ssorlnt Ion of 1'ropagunda." nrc tlx nmpH In nil, and umyl In whleh will be grouped Ihe lend (een ,v anyone interested, nl lng luamiriieturerM of tititonioblles. eltv school office In the M"d- nlrpl.ines und hlcyeleu In Italy, 1, buibllng. chedub'd to be formed voon. P- A Special Group 3 mi 4; .. Mm tin- Convenient Terms, if Desired Of Parlor Furnshings at One Bi Combined Price Davenport Finished in Muo find taupe JtUMiuard V. hnir: revt'i'silile ciisliioiis. Arm Chair to Match 01' 1 1n sinic material and design as davenport. Occasional Chair An ininsiially ruinl'ortalile chair with wal nut li i i i 1 1 and di'iiiiask . covering. Axminster Rug si.e.in Oriental pattern. End Table Attractive walnut finish. Floor Lamp - With artistic parchment shai". Bridge Lamp New design with parchment shade. $148.75 Pricfc Complete for 7 Pieces This Special Combinntion On Display on Our Second Floor Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. Sixtb and Bnrtlett A Roliuble Plnce to Trade Flionca: Hnrdwuro Dcpnrtinrnt, 134; Furniture Dopiu Vnic.it, 35-R; Office 85 J. The Hampton ' Nunri-Biish Ankle-Fashioned ' Have You Ever Tried on a Pair of Hand Tailored Shoes? SLIP ON A PAIR OF Nunr i-Bush and Vdii'H ne-tice a whale of a dif ference. Individual attention is given to each pair in their manu facture. They fit trimly and snugly around the ankles and 'eliminate all possible slipping and gaping. . NJ'NX-JirSIl SMOKtS are made by master craftsmen. Ju spite of the care used in making them and the quality of materials, they cost no more tfr.in other good shoes. . dust route in and slip a pair on! March Specials ON SALE ALL THIS WEEK The way you prepare your food is the most vital factor in health, long life and happiness. Money spent towards that end is money well spent. To properly prepare food is a pleasure if you possess the latest uten sils and furnishings. We feature for this month with the help and co-operation of lead ing progressive manufacturers, our Home Economics Sale Stoel Wheel Knife Sharpeners Ifegulur 40e, spveiiil 2:;c Rittenhouse Square Taper Candles Daffodil color, !l-ineh length. Special, per pair IS Deep Skillet and Cover For real flavor try eoolc iiijj; in tlii. Wonderful for pot roast. Regular '-M-V speeial Good Old Waffles baked in east iron. Regular ."ft. 75, speeial '$1.39 28.Picoe Imported Waffle Sot Colorful decoration. Regular 7.00, speeial $4.59 Factory Offer Uenuine No. 0 Ludd Mixer liejru lar $1.65. special 9e Will last for years Tl. inker Bronzo Book Ends Special, pair Portablo Ovons Can lie used on gas. electricity, coal oil, gasoline. Two burner oven. Double walls, lined with 'asbestos, glass door. This is a real speeial. If e g ti I a r "i.'iO. H Speeial $3.9S Brooms Speeial -19" St. Dennis China Tea Cup Special Sc4 Set of ti, 47 Guaranteed Electric Curl ing; Irons Kaeli 79 Taplin Colored Handle Egy Beater Sturdy eonslruetioii. Reg ular price "it'.e Speeial 39 I'iuk or tfroen (Jhiss Loaf Sugar Tray and Creamer Special S9c A good live Sponge. Let this soak in. Regular 75e. Special Git? 11 Free Toys! Whistles Sirens TOY! FREE TO CHILDREN EVERY DAY WHEN ACCOM PANIED BY PARENTS. Pink and Green Cllas Comb. Measuring Jug Pitcher a;id Reamer Regular 50e Special 39 Decorated Berry Bowl Imported China. Bcnuti I'lil deeoial inns. Speeial -13r Special for Spring Blossoms Colored C I a r o Flower er Bowl ; L' Colored Glass Candlesticks; 2' 9-i n e li Taper Colored Candles Big Five Offer Special Hlty. Health Cookers Fmlors ed by all health authori ties. Pays for itself in a month. Cooks vegetables without water. Introduc tory offer, regular. s'lOO. Special $3.98 Whisk Bfoom Well n.ade: strong Regular !l."ie Speeial 29C A sturdy, well-built Pan cake Turner and break last for three. Special 7o Vol. receive Turner worth B'c and sample of Famous Albers l'ancake FJour Stainless Steel Butche: Knife ti-iuch sta'idard Speeial J9c Aunt Mary Pie Tins Xo drip; saves the juice. Regular lo; Special 13' Cold Decorated P.eal China Teapot lautiful shape. Regular SS1.-30. , Special 99 These are china, not earth- enwarc mid will hold the heat. Imported Bohemian Fan Shape Glass Vases Fiuc piolity glass. Regular $1. Special 79' 12x14 Genuine Cluniiois Skin Just the thing for polishing. Regular 50c. Special 39 Without cord : any eord ivill fit. Do not boil your coffee, pere it for real flavor. 4-Ctip Guaranteed Electric Percolator special one to a customer. JPIIO On sale every day at 10:00 A. M.. colorful Cho Clri Bird Imuortcd Salts and . Poppers 13 per paii Nothing like this ever of fered before Only 'J4 pairs a day to tell at this price. Set of ti Cut Blown Tumb lers Reg. b'Oe per set. Special per set of C 13o On Sale Monday and Saturday, 2:00 P. M. SPRING CLOTHES PINS 4 per doen . Special for This Sale Only Tho Health Dish Fresh Fruit and Vegetable alad Our introductory offer to yon Three beautiful Em ciuld Green Nested Salad Bowls, Utility Bowls, Serv ing Bowls or Beating Bowls. Regular price .! .25 per nest. Special price 9S per nest. F.XTRA Sl'KCI.M. With each m-si we give you ab solutely no charge, a pint. J'.oc size, eau -of nationally renowned Sabid and Cooking Oil, Mazoln. This is a special concession only au, will not be offered after this sale. Eat Sul uis for Health ' Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. Sixth and Bnrtlett A Reliable Place to Trade Phones: Hardware Department, 134; Furniture Department, 35-R; Office, 35-J 1 I 1 pi Vf :....!-.