Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 07, 1929, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MKM'OM) MAT.I. Tlv'IIMTNK, M KI)F()ltl, oitM'iON. W KDN'KSDA Y, Al'Ml'ST 7. U20. SOUTH CENTRAL'CHI LDREN WILLjWARRANTS WILL EXTENSION HAS HAVE OPENINGJBE ISSUED FOR COUNCIL'S OKEHDAY OF FAI RiNEIGHBOR ROWi i ; Unanimous Approval Given Project-Financial Prob-J lem Will Be Worked Out: By Council Committee j Levy On Property. Directors Make Final Ar rangements For Big Jack son County Exposition Season Tickets Reduced To One Dollar. Tilt elly council last nUlit 11111111! mulish iiuiii't)'f(l lhi m-onoKeil ox tension of Smith Centiul uvcnuo to the I'm iric liiKhway In the way of ulllmntcly making unoihcr throw;!: j norm nml no 11 1 11 tiioroiiginiii'a or thul slrcnt, by iiialiliii; a cutuff HirotiKh t ho Juno Kuihint proiiorlv to J11I11 ihu lilKliwny nt t)K! end of Smith Hlvei-slilo, which prninn-.li Inn whs eniloraeil by (ho city plnnnlnv oommiHKloii at llx iiiuctlnc Monday nlKht mill on which tlic commis sion, with tliu iroiurty owners of Contra! avenue, him boon at work fur BOinv time past, If a way can v fiiiiml for the city to rcasonnhlv financu It. Tho cost of the proposed I ill -piovoiucut, which wits pr-tltloticil for hy (SU per cent of thn Central properly owners between Kil'lh anil lloyd streets, woitlil fall on tin properly owners licm-fllcd on that btrceL anil lla cross streets, after a board of review had fixed tho as ue.usmcnls, KrntliiiK Ilio levy on rneii property owner arciirilliik" to I In; way that properly wuh bemiflted. Tho council and mayor approved the project aubject to Joint action of a apodal council committee, to bo appointed by the mayor, with the council finance committee, to work out a financing putii by which the city could ndvanco the money needed until the propuiiy owners paid their assessments. City Sniierlnteiideni KclicrM. after ,an e.iiinlnailon of the kcv eial proposed routes for thin ex tension or CUtolT. llel-tnreil that (lie mute (hroiiKh tlte Karhart tirop erty was Hie must fca-silde and In the end I he iliciiiicsl. Tliroimh the city plaunliiK nuuiiiission's efforta a tnidiiy option for die purchase of a atrip .Inn feel Iiiiik anil VI feet wide IhrotiKli Itic Kurhuii properly for a roiiHiileratlon of $10110 cash unit I liu ruimilnini; property to be free of all pavliiK. water and newel (axes, has been obtained. This atrip would cut Die Knrhart property in two aomewhat triniiKUlnr plecea. II la claimed by tills plan the cost would bo nlioul Mill) and that as anon ub. Ihu. option expires tho whole propmly can be sold for Ilia' Kiim Jjy Miss ICiirluut. The mayor anil council favor the proposed Improvement If the city 0.1111 find 11 way to carry the burden until the properly owners henefll-d could puy in their levied tax for It, ' Al I'.MU.S III' to. Ill) Till. II (Continued from Tag One.) to the veterinary tiuililliii; to work. She aiilil she did not have cihmiuIi money for her school worn and coneiueiltl.v was forced lo accept employment part of tho time. "In Kcncrnl our conversation wan discussion of her affairs. Slle spoku of lieliiB left alone then (during the summer of IW.'ir.. .Most uT the students lllld Bone away and she ment'oncd that her 'Imy friend' bad none ali. She did not apeak much about HT 'boy friend' lit that lime. (Later Dr. Snook Paineil that the friend was Miirlln T. Myers, who was employed In the horticultural department nt the university). "Muring the flrsl Iwo weeks of our aeiiuallitaliee we talked about couipiititomi,te inuri'limes. She sulil she thought eumpanlouale mm'-iliit-e was all rltht 'Inn when you lost your companion. It wasn't ' "This remark led us to discuss laioks of Hint nature." w.viTJi ji-i-'.sthx rMn:tiii:i) (Continued on Vma Hlx) drinks of pure cold water, anxiously- awaited the arrival home of tho fathers . fioin Medford with hotllea of city water. Thel debate was a running one In which the mayor and councllmcn Joined shortly at times. Mayor T'fpc.U' Hinted that he had no ob jection to the matter hclmi sub mitted to n vole of the people out Hide of the expense of holding such n. special election, especially r.t this time. In view of the city's flnanelnt status. , 'No Mention Oak Crov v The'' Inatler of uraiilltiK water ti Ihe Dllli fltove district w not dls cussed In nay way In fart, the inline of the district was not men tinned at all ilurliiK the meellim. the city officials apparently fce. In thill Ihe fate of Ihe Dak (ii-nv district and all other outside dls Irleta was linked up with the fn'e of the Midway district. Finally the Collins million to submit the matter to a vole of th" people was submitted to a vole, with Ihe result above mentioned Immediately fnllowlnn this. Conn cllie.uu nun-leu A. Winn made a motion Unit too Midway district b given a water supply from Med ford'a system. which proposi tion was also lost. Utile was said .ilurtm! the run nlliK debalo of Hie economical side nf KinntliiK water In out side ills trlcls. All the city official" seem weary of Die InoK controversy and AIM welcome an end to II, and this end Would have hoen reached last iillilit ir Councilman llamniond had been prosenl and tho mayor had cast fhe deciding volo one way 111 Ihe oilier. The coiinclltnen opiMiseil to giv ing the Midway district water It) general claim t lint the contract he IWDeii that district Mild the oily water board doea not properly sure guard Metlfoid'a water supply, nn' la full of Jokers. ' j The directors of Ihe Jackson County Kail- association, at their uitiirt Nik last niKbt. made filial ar rangement for the fail to be held Hepicmber 11 to I I, inclusive. It was decided to make Wed nesday, tile first day of the fair, one of the best of the four days, si 11 il a proKratu is bclim arraiiMcl aecordlllKly. Instead 'of Friday belna chil dren's free day. Wednesday bus been decided upon, the schools 10 the city und couniry districts will be dismissed for that day and nil children accompanied by parents will lie admitted free. II Is desired thai all who ex pect 10 make exhibits gel them ill early Tuesday, September 10th. as all exhibits must be In place that evcnliiK for the first day of Hie fair. Thursday will be Medford day. Vrlduy, Ashland day. Saturday, CraHKC and Crauts I'ass day. Season Tickets $1,110. It was decided to reduce the price of season tickets, KOod every nlKht and day, to fl Instead of $J..'iU. for everybudy. it Is hoped a large number of people will buy1 seasun tickets as the fair hoard wants the people to attend every day they can, and havo therefore reduced the price. tJeneral ad mission will remain roo for any day or 2."c cents for any evening-. The free list has been done away with. II was decided to redecorate ttie Interior of the merchants' build -Ink', also to build bleachers at the race track If the executive com mlltee deems It necessary. The premium lists are out and call be found at Ihe eha ui tiers of commerce und banks In the cities of the eounly. at some of the gen eral stores, or oy writing It. (I. Kowler. secretary. There will tie a gooil program of amusements every day all I evening and flrewurks every night. y ..Ill I... Iuil.H l.iilnv. I the dlslrlct attorney's ofllee says.j ' for Janus and lilalne Wolff,, j brothers, und pal lii lpanla In u ! ni lgbboi hood row Sunday noon. I Hint resulted III Mrs. Itose ('apis ' suslailiing serious Injuria. She is now In a hospital and last night ( ! was very low. but rallied this, ! morning. i The brothers were held 111 the' I county Jail Sunday night, and iv- j leased Monday. Mrs. Cupls was i released from the hospital tbe i snoie day. but returned yeslerdov afternoon, suffering trout Internal: hemorrhages. I The Wolffs and Capis tire) neighbors ' 'und a pitched battle resulted when Mrs. lapis Is ul legd to have lllrown borne rose I hush clippings Into the yard or: tho Wolffs. A dull was w ielded. I Joseph Cupls. husband of the In-1 Jured woman, sustained wounds' mill bruises .-(lid .Mrs. Capis had, ribs broken. c District Attorney Oeorgo Cod-i dlog said this morning that hoi was still Investigating tho affair.; He said If the Lestlmony of two: more witnesses dovetailed, charged j would be filed against the Wulff; brothers. He also said that his office was keeping In close touch: wllh lr 1!. W. Clancy, atli-ndlng! pliysclnn lo Mrs. Capis, for any: dire developments. j He said the fracas was hedged: abolll with lllu usual conflicting slorls. j Itad blood has existed between tile combatants for some time, aii'1; ihe entire I'oluoitiia avenue neigh- j liorhuod. During the battle slicks nod stones were burled, and the Wolffs allege that Mr. Capis tried to draw his J.-ok-knifc. -' Dr. Clancy took an X-ray pic ture of the Injured woman yesterday. DRY AGENT'S BODY DKTItOIT. Midi.. Ant,'. 7 (ft Tbo body of Hfrhanl J. SumllanriH, federal prohibition aKi-nt, wph round In thn Detroit river at S a. in. today. The body was found hy Kpeeiitl inspectors of tlt treasury department who have been dra; Kiim the river ttitu-e .Monday night. SandtandH disappeared early Satur day after he had boarded u cruiser in the river. It was reported to Inspector Fred W. Krahin, head of the police homi cide spuad. that Sauldandu' beau was battered as if by blown from u club. FOE OF FOREST FACING DEFEAT NEAR SPOKANE Fires In Montana, Idaho and ' Washington Being Sub dued By Weather and Workers Loss Totals Millions of Dollars- IJlMSl. Au(. tl'l The town df (Juitrl.lMiri: nils MttnlOuu riilnn today und flan. en were rnarhiK up the xtccp f I tirs of inountalnH tin eltlu-r rtUle of Point- biiHln. while eri'WM from the (loltl Mill iniiif. the Hntpp 1'nyettn IuiiiImm- eitnipM of I ti' Idiibit City country, and the South ern Idaho Timber I'lotrctivt- aM I'l.itlon f ouy.it desperately to con trol thrm. The fire started lute yestei di.y and wax first reported to the ntnle hind department this moi ntim after a Ill-hour battle to confine the flitim1 had met with lallure. The boat and humidity of recent dnys has nuule the woods a verftaWe fin tuice. SrOKAN'i:. Wiinh . Auk. 7. trt'i The plague of fire that moeked n at unities of flu liters for two woeKs today seemed to he farlnt; di'fntt on frmtt that c.tendd throtiHli parts of three states. After havlnir ravneil unknown ihuiiMUuts of acres In Montnna. Idaho and Wiisliliitnn, several bnndred hliir.r In a iloen nidioivil forr-ta were behm subdnetl by a eomMniitlon of weather and efforts of furesi tlepavlnient crews, timber protective usxnehttlou and nitit vol un;ei'rs from towns and farms either meiwieetl r destroyed by the eon thn; nit tons. While the exact area of thee fins was unknown, eoniptltl reports 1ml tea ted that ,t woubl be eonsbterably more thiiti 3:..ntia .teffs. w It )i In.-fes runnini; Into millinn.H of tlollars. I'tUtTI.AMi. ore, Any. T. wt "ne man unidentified, w as erl ou-l bllinril yestenltty white flKllt lnn the Shrlner's take flic in the I in i liter Nut tonal forest tn WmnIi Inulon. ihe dtiict fore-iry office reported here todiiy. The mini huh mhe1 to a houpital, presum ably Kt Tac-oina. The Shrtner's lake fire whs re pnrte.i io be i;lvtn flubters eon (dderable triitltde. Its slxe was not reveli-d In communications reach-) Inn here, inn ihe srnd1n of 0 men to coillbat It hulh ated It covered lurwr fire In the I'heUn Natlonul foi,-i m WuNllitlKton ciMtditlon were shIiI to be the smihc h yeHterdny. Tills fire was tmintnn fiereelv. The Tliuher Wolf cieek Ilium nhre creek and Ucmmel Ink-- iiren. all In Washliiaton. wcrn ipoiid b ing brought under control. 2C tnwumuuvJivu the: store fow everybody" PMONt-486-e MtCfORP.ORtOON. A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY yj Hi aN b QJ P 2ND FLOOR AT MANN'S 2ND FLOOR The Greatest Sale of COATS Mann's Have Ever Had Tin' August eli'MiMip snle ol' ei'iils ol't'. t's tin' neeepti'il l'litsliimis for iliiniei-liilie nml I'lil'l.v fit 1 1 wetn- nl the ;.'l'i'iilrM siivili'.'.s til' Ihe seir.snii, nil priccil a I it low ensl I'nr iiiiel( I'li-iil-il I K'i'. Knylinie eimls, sjmrl nulls, I'iiiti'iI nml I'lli'less iinnlels. I'',ver' I'liNliion siii'i't'ss, every rnlr siii'itss, iiikI every liisliiiin ilrl.'iil that litis won i'iini Itetiee. this senstiti is iiicluiled. Ill sizes I'nr women iiml misses. Group 1. A splendid unitip uf plain Inilined nnd I'iiimtiI ctnils in spni't nnd dress styles. Nuvelly wniilcn I'nliries nnd lilaek sat ins.i iilil and dark shades. The resrulnr values up tn $'"'.."0. Your $Q95 Choice Group 2. A si'leel inn id' liellrr enals in linfh spnrl nnd dress lypes. In this firinip vim 'II lind enals nl' tweed, kasha and nuvelly inixl ni'i's : lif;lil and dark shades imdiidin lilaek plain tailnti'd. Iirnid nr fur Iriniined. lieunlar values up tn -'7..")(l. Your Choice $ 11 Jssj 4ir Coats Half Price Ottr I'inest emits are grouped in this hall' and less lliau half priee Int. ('mils i'nr every type nl' use, triiin plain lailnrcd wunlens In lieaiit il'nl l'lirred spurt (weeds, llelmv we list a tew nl' the allrai'live priees. Regvilar $27.50 Coats are now special $13.75 Regular $32.50 Coats are now special $16.25 Regular $15.00 Coats are now special $22.50 Regular $69.50 Coats are now special $34.75 Regular $98.50 Coats are now special $49.00 August Cloan Up Hosiery 'onien "K A Y S V. If pure Mlk. full fuMi hmed hone lu Ihe pin tur medium service weight. This hose liu the wanled pointed heel. All sUe nnd col urn. Special 50 X Pr 2 pair $2.85 August Clean Up Pajamas Anuust cIchii up of child ren'n populiH one piece crepe (wJatmtH These are Hit Ideal sleepinR ciumtfll. The patterns and colors are aihunhle. 95c. Pr Reg. $1.25 value MANN'S MAIN FLOOR August Clean Up Bloomers Women's and misses' h ii il b e a m bloomers This puruicnt Is full cut nml well tailored front the best quality rayon. All minified are offered. See them Thursday. 79 Pr Reg. $1.85 value J(aiuid)ttmtmud6tou) f "THE ST O RE FOB EVE1?YBOUY ' .-- HfOFOtiOd rH0Nt-486-4 Mt0K3RO.OiN. A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY MAIN FLOOR AT MANN'S MAIN FLOOR $17,000 Worth of Men's Furnishings and Clothing ON SALE THURSDAY MORNING This Great Stock of High Grade Merchandise Must Be Reduced We Simply Must Clear the Decks for Incoming Fall Stock t SALE OF HATS Our enlire stork of men's Kntip fell and I'Vrry lulls re lim ed 211 per eenl. Men. this is a innrvolntis opportunity to I ny thai new lial : all si.es and colors, liny now nf. Iliis Antist elean-np stile. 3i( -r- ' v ii Ar aa m ii TT . i 1 a A ff t -pJ au $o.uu j en riais special $.uu Vs. -7 All $6.00 Felt Hat3 special $4.80 nil JU.UU J. blU XJLOiUO hVAC4X vv v All $10.00 Felt Hats swecial $8.00 v ffia ' r Men's Straw Hats Reduced 25 Per Cent Men's Work and Dress PANTS Savo on pan I a! Tliis i your tiicirl miil y.' Our eoin liletc Hloek o( nlain nml novelty flienu paiita relneeil M I'er rent. 'I'l inh of litis Havlnc right al Hie he Binning of Hie fall seuson. Sale pi ieeii iiiotpi bel.iw. $4.50 Dress Pants now $3.60 $5.00 Dress Pants now $4.00 $6.00 Dress Pants now $4.80 $7.00 Dress Pants now $5.60 Whipcord Work Pants Men's finest nuality liiieonl (I!f''"7 pants. No better work panis 1H ' J y J llinilo. We have nil sizes nml 4 eim fit yon at Hiis low prlee. a Hny now. KeKiilar $::.rn. Men's Bib Overalls Men's union-mail)' full till I'l'i JT iiveialls. Klne quality ili'tilin B 1)11 anil nvery pair Kunranteeil. 'h fl " These arc $1.7r lo $J.nu ov)'f- s nils. I.nrne sizes only. Your JL rliolie Broadcloth SHORTS Men's iloulile yoke waist hanil shorts of fine quality hromleloth in altiintlvu eolors anil patterns, rinse are regular 75c a ml 5 1 .00 values. Your ehoiec 69c SHIRTS Mi'u'r t'xtni fine linmilrluth ilnHs KlilrtH in ii Mtmlil iis snrtmcnt of puttcrns and rnnr. Itmilar VHliifH from ?-.."o In $:!.". anil Hi have pre-shrunk cu'lars nnd rr fiifit iMlirs. $1.95 Union Suits Kxtni sptM'ial fer the Aiikusi elean up sale. Men s knit uulmi suits III the short xleeve ami anklii leiiRth style. Ilemilar $1 values. Your rhnlre. 69c MEN'S SUITS The AiieiisI el.-, in up Kale oilers some niHrveloiiK values in men's fine I ami talloreil Kupienhem)'r ami .siaiiifonl Mills. lieKiilar J;ii.0n lo $l.'i."n values ire on sali- Tlnn-Mlay for OQ50 STUDENTS' SUITS I'npillnl' two. pants sliiilelil suits In uses (rum 17 lo I'll years. These are lih-al Nehiinl siills. The remihir values are from .tJ.Yiiu ni J:'.n.ou. Yon Imy Hiem at Mann's Tliursilay for $1 A)5 1 Mann's The House of Kuppenheimer ac