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Eight Page
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MEDFORD. QKEGON, FRIDAY,
AY 31, 1929.
No, 70.
Tribune
NEW
AWS
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EFFECTIVE
E 4TH
UN
Enactments of 1929 Legis
: lature Total .427 Many
i Important Measures Ef
' fective Later or in Litiga
tionVoter Qualification,
Judge'Salary Among New
; Measures.
SALEM, Ore., May Sl.-Hfl") All
sew laws enacted by the 1929 Ore
gon legislature will become effect-1
Ivk nex Tuesday, except those car
rying the emergency clause and
those providing some other effect-!
ive date. A compilation prepared
by the secretary of state shows a
total of 427 new acts. This total,
however, Includes nearly 760 acts
repealing obsolte legislation.
Among the most Important of
these are the taxation measures, an
act changing from January 1 to July
1 the date for changing motor ve
hicle licenses, and an act reducing
motor vehicle licenses by about 25
per.cent, both effective in 1930; the
measure consolidating into one
board the boards of regents of state
institutions of higher learning and
an act creating two new circuit
Judgeships In Multnomah county. ,
Among the taxation measures are
three revenue acts effective in 1930.
These are the income, the excise
and the intangibles tax acts. The
referendum, has been Invoked
against the two former. Petitions
have been completed in the Income
tax referendum but in the excise
referendum they are held up by liti
gation challenging the attorney
general's ballot title, and may not
be completed by June 4, the final
date on which they may be filed.
The bill giving Multnomah, county
two more circuit Judges Is also be-
ing subjected to the referendum,
' and the education board is under
attack in the courts on the question
of constitutionality. This m'easure
Is to take full effect July 1 by spe
cial provision of the bill, except
.'hat for the first two years the
board would allocate no funds ap
propriated for the several Institu
tions. After that It is given full
authority to. distribute the funds
among the Institutions as It sees
lit.
Effective Tuesday
. Among the measures becoming
effective next Tuesday the follow
ing are of more than ordinary im
portance: Providing for alternate Jurors to
prevent mistrials In event rt in
ability or death of regular Jut or.
Placing maritime workers under
workmen's compensation act.
Abolishing court of domestic re
lations In Multnomah county end
making Judgo of that court a cir
cuit judge.
i Making property ownership qual
ification for voting on boud Issues
and special tax levies in the state
or its political subdivisions.
Authorizing prohibition, traffic
or any other Btate officers to make
arrests for livestock thefts.
Taking limit off number of traf-.
lie ofneers.
Increasing salaries of circuit
judges.
Providing for licensing of meat
dealers and stamping of meats as
protection against cattle rustling.
Providing of from 200 to $500
and penitentiary sentence of from
one to five yars for second offense
of driving motor vehicle while In
toxicated. Two act providing for appointive
salaried tax commission and state
wide control of assessments by this
commission.
Reforestation act.
A measure placing on the state
corporation department the regu
lation of corporation owning or
controlling a majority of ny bank
stock, and directed at bancorpora
tlons, is not effective until Janu
ary 1, next.
LADIES CLUB HAS
ENJOYABLE MEET
WILLIAMS Creek, Ore.. May 31.
(Special.) The ladle' cub of "V11-
liamB held their regular semi-1
monthly meeting Wednesday of '
this week at the home of Mrs. Tom
Wilkinson. About 2" Tver present.
A delightful afternoon was spent, j
There waa one visitor present, Mrs. J
Addle Pierce, president of the Pro-
volt ludiej' club. Delicious cake
and ices cream were served.
The next meeting the ladies will
po to Mrs. llert Bfgalow's In Grants
Pans, June 1 L'th.
Mr. and Mrs. Kradel and Mr, and
Mrs. Newcomb drove over to their
old homo in California for Deco
ration day.
Bill Lemmon has been suffering
fro a very soro hand caused by
a spinter becoming infected, caus
ing near blood poisoning. It ne
cessitated a trip or two to tho doc
tor. Al JonpB Is ReriouBly 111 at the
homo ofhls brother, George Jones,
in Grants Pass, from heart trouble.
Mr. Jones went Into Grants Pass
Monday to see the doctor und has
not been able to come home since.
His son Tom was called to his bed
side Tuesday morning.
Miss Alberta Bigelow came out
from Grants Pass Saturday to bo
present at the rehearsal of Mrs.
Butts' music class, of which she Is
a member, and he spent the week
end visiting friends and relatives:
Little Venice Letteken has been
confined to her bod with the meas
les, but is improving nicely.
Mrs. Fry of Grants Pass attend
ed church at the Kenedy chapel
Sunday and called on her friends.
Grandma John and Mrs. Stella
Stratton.
Mrs. M. L. House spent the after
noon with Mrs. John Letteken one
day last week.
Mrs. Nelson of San Pedro, Cal.,
visited at the home of her uncle,
Arthur Blodgetto, Tuesday flight.
Mr. and Mrs. House and family
spent Wednesday in Grants Pass
and Medford shopping and trans
acting other business.'
Miss Minnie Wisecarvcr ts on tho
sick list, threatened with appendi
citis. , ',
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TALENT GRADUATES AT
ASHLAND CEREMONIES
(By Mrs. Marlon Tryer)
TALENT. Ore., May (Spe
cial.) Talent was -well repre
sented at the county graduating
exercises held in Ashland Wednes
day. The members of the gradu
ating class of 1929 were Nellie
Boren. Edna Mae Hartshorn, Brr
tha Edmunson, Leta Logan, Er
mine Wilson. Ila Mao Hill, Koberta
Frtnk. Cvnthla Malty, Alice Oteim.
Vtnlet .'hols, Edward Learning,
Alvln BuIIen. Dave WJnkleman,
Herbert NtcholH. Harvey Com
mons. Craig Perry. The entire
rlpjj have credits ufic!ent to en
tw high school, though some wilt
have to take the examination
x again in June.
9 - Rev. A. D. Porterf A&'.iU.id
' was a visitor at the 7?me of Mr.
and Mm. Byron F. DeKord Satur-
day.
Mrs. Frank Sullenger and Mr.
Charley Long visited the turkey
farm o? Mr. and Mr. L. O. Vyi
and Monday afternoon. w
CLIMAX, May 31. (Special)
Mr. and Mrs. O. O. Oliver have
moved to Koguo River, where they,
intend to engage In the mill busi
ness. -
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Grlssom at
tend commencement exercises at
Cer.-1 Point Friday night. They
were accompanied by Grandma
G lissom and Miss Elvira Blair.
D. B. Gold has moved his lam
ily to Medford.
Miss Dorothy Coy of Eagle Point
haa been visiting Elvira Blair
this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mcltae, who re
cently moved to Medford from
La Grande, motored to Climax
Sunday.
Oscar Hanson, and Miss Mabel
Nicholson of Fort Klamath were
week-end guests at the Wertz
homo.
Owen Austin and Roy Spauld
ing of Medford visited at tho
Wertz home Sunday.
Miss Elvira Blair went to Ash
land on Sunday.
iloatf f ori ar1vnrllalrir rii!t.
"About five moths ago,
following an operation for
appendicitis I did not gain
strength enough to be up and
about. My mother and sister
advised me to take Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound. I have taken five
bottles and it has helped me to
get strong so I can do my own
housework now. I have recom
mended it to several friends
who have been weak and run
down." Mrs. Oscar OittQ,
Box 474, Thief River Falls, Minn.
To enable you to make
your summer dresses
easily, and correctly
Butterick.and.
Ladies' Home
Journal
July Fashions
Are here now and show
many charming new styles
Printed Voiles
39c yd.
A fine ribbon edge voile
in a great array of new
patterns and colorings.
The 40-inch width cuts to
best advantage. Light
v and medium shades with
variou size designs are
shown.
Rayon Prints
59c yd.
Absolutely fast colors and
a flreat variety of designs
both large and small for
women's or children's
dresses. Pastel grounds
with figures white
ground!) with colored
printings. "
Cambric Prints
30c yd.
New and unusual designs,
absolutely fast colors,
dainty print combinations
that will make the finest
wash frocks for children
and very serviceable and
practical wash frocks for
women.
Underwear Crepe
25c yd.
This is real "Hisse" un
derwear crepe. Many are
imitations and not as firm
and fine as this fabric
Colors cf pink, peach, Ceil
blue, nile, canary, orchid
and white in plain colors,
for summer nightwear.
New Lace Voiles
35c yd.
Underwear that's dainty
and cool can be fashioned
from this very pretty lace
voile.. Fine and soft in
colors of honey, pink,
corn, orchid and white.
We Will Make
Your Skirt for
$
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Get ready for vacation
time by getting a skirt
made now for one diSlar.
Skirts always in demand
on vacations and they are
correct now for wear at
all times. You buy silk
or wool materials here,
priced $1.98 cr more per
yard and we make your
skirt for $1 from a choice
of three styles that have
been selected from Butter
ick Patterns.
Phone
RUSSELL'
'MEDFORD'S OWN STORE'
The First Shoiving of
"Over the Garden Wall Frocks"
The Prettiest Dress of Them All
Such gay frocks, such dainty frocks, so becoming frocks
you just cannot help admiring them, too, the same as every
one else who has seen them. Made of fine 'georgette and
flat c repe, printed in the most unusual and ex
clusive printings and colorings. Quaint little
jacket affairs, fluffy period styles, tailored
business styles every one different desir
ablewearable. Without a doubt the most at
tractive showing of "Just Out' frocks shown
this season.
There are one-piece and en
sembles styled in sizes 14
to 42, all at one price,
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Just 20 Graduation Frocks
Values to $16.75
$8.75.
With only a few days left until graduation we
advise you to look at these beautiful georgette
and lace frocks and save many dollars. All
pastel shades and white and of excellent silks
and laces modeled in styles becoming to the
sweet girl graduate. Sizes from 14 to 38 en
ables most every one to find the size and there
is an excellent color range.
Spring Coats Selling
One- Third Less
All our fur collar or cuff models of early spring
coats selling at this big reduction. The styles
are new and correct for summer wear. The
fabrics are both plain and fancy. Broadcloths
and novelty weaves of the finest qualities, beau
tifully lined. Now is the time to make your
vacation money by saving on your wearing ap
parel' here at Russell's.
We Want to Tell You More About the Newest
WASH FROCKS THAT JUST ARRIVED TODAY
$1.95 -$2.95 -$5.95
Just as cool and dainty as can be in all their freshness and crispness
captivating little wash frocks for wear on any occasion. Fine voiles,
batistes, lawns, dimities, all fast-color fabrics in cleverly printed designs.
There is distinction in even the lowest priced numbers we select them
all carefully, not many of a kind, lots of different styles and new ones
coming in every day. That's the secret of our successful wash drees
section which we invite you to visit this Saturday.
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"SWlM"
Suits of Quality
Made by Funsten
One- and two-piece suits
of the i'inest worsteds.
Quality suits that have fit
and style "cheap" suits
will not give you. We
know you can buy cheap
er suits but they look
cheaper also. The color
ings and color-combinations
o these "Funsten
Suits" and themodels are
unexcelled by .any line.
$4.98 to S8.50
"HOLEPROOF"
"PHOENIX"
"ROMILLA"
Fine Hosiery
For sheerness, for clear
ness, for wearing quality,
we believe these hosiery
lines will excell most oth
ers. Twenty or more new
shades in all qualities of
ehiff on and service
weights. There's a qual
ity and price that will suit
everyone.
, S1.00-S1.50
S1.95
Sweaters
for Sport Wear
Soon be vacation - time
when you'll need 'at least
one sweater. We have
slip-on and coat styles in
a fine color and. style
range of rayon and wors-'
ted numbers. For women
and girls in price range
S2.98toS8.50
Wash Satin ,
Under Slips
$1.75
Not the ordinary cheap
slip but one that is made
full, of excellent washable
sports satin in all the best
pastel shades and white tvi
well as tan, copen and
black.
Time to decorate your
home now With
New Nets
35c yd.
No danger of smudge soil ing
your new drapes now
so let us show you the new
nets we have at this very
low price. Suitable for
'most any room, in ecru
color, small and largo pat
tern in the newest designs.
New Side Drapes
New Panel
e
Curtains'
New Sash
Curtains 0
Scrims and nets of all
kinds comprise the very
complete drapery showing
which we invite you to
see. Our drapery books
will help you plan your
drapes.
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