PlQE SIX '
COUNTY COURT
TALKS BUDGE!
NEED OF POOR
indigent List, Widow's Pen
j sions, Road Program and
' ; Framing of Forthcoming
Budget Are Considered at
.,, Court Session. ,
..MutloiH pyrtulniiiK to the bnd
Kct, ImllKontH, widow's pcnHluiiM,
ii nl the roiul prOKrnm fin' ni'.xl
yi?nr were (IIhciibwiI by thu county
court, at Hh riwului iniM-tlim to
ddy, the dJHcUHHlon cpnterfnif In I
tho liuilKOt, ami inn niuiKont hhi.
Tho minimi rtn"-'HtH for widow's
pennlon worn dlHCUMHed, and tho
court upent comddoriimo tune look
ittK up tho law on hwlnet inakfim
County t'h'i'k lJlih.h Ktovi-nw
Mi-yoiH, Ih now at Hnh-m attending
n niectfriK of utatu county rlerkH,
and ono of tholr ohjctj I tho
frftmln(? of a uniform hmltri't nyn
t'emi At iirPHont, every county
irttlo.Htitte hiiH a different way
oT' iiretiiutiiK ti hudwet, and the
various loKlnlutuicH liuvo outlined
neveh or' elBht different way to
prepni'O a IhiiIkoL, nil inoro or lotw
violently different.
Lillian KohortH, lied Ciohh work
pr, conferred with the court on
Indigent aid and care. The worthy
poor, and aged, and thoHe huffeted
liy n cruel falo will not lie for
gotten, but the court desires to
keep the indigent fund ltelow that
of lii.it year, when It totalled over
$1(1,000. Ho heavy were the In
roudH, that lust mimimn the couit
wn h f o reed to cut II 5 or 40 r e -eelvorn
of county aid off the lint
to prevent ovnrdruwinK f the fund
before .the end of the year. The
county court in trying to work out
a helpful, humane, and economi
cal wny of handling the Indigent
problem.
ItonrtH Await Uiidwt.
Tho road building pmKi'nni will
not ho determined until after the
budget Ih approved, which will be
about the fli'Rt of tho year. Com
pletion of tho Dead Indian and
J(iko Creek market roadH will be
nmoiiff the principal roadH to be
built In 1D30. Both were under
construction this yeart and both
provido ; routes to Ij.Icq o the
V.mdn i nnd FIhH lake, popular
rw-reatitnial apotH of noitthern r:-
non. Completion of tho Hntte
KallH-ProHpeet road, a feeder to
the hake Creek Market road, Ih
also couHldered. Woven or eight
mllcH of tho road remain to be
flnlnhed.
Tho Klk Creek loop road, tap
ping tho I'orHirU country, and run
ning from Trail to where tho Karl
L'lrleh rood hltH tho Crater Lake
highway, 1 nlno In lino for Im
provement, hy special road levy.
It in a I no probable that with fede
ral nnd Htate aid, tho JDIamomI
Inke road long n, terror to nuto
lidx will receive conHlderntlon.
J Iload meetingM for the fixing of
Alicia) levies for road work, will
bo held next month, and four dis
tricts have Already submitted pe
titions to this end. They are
Prospect Ilutte FuIIh Vlur and
Kngle l'olnt.
The usual hatch of mid-month
bills, jileuR for tax refunds and
remittances nnd much minor rou
tine business was before tho es
fflon. PHOENIX VERY ILL
I'HOnNIX, Ore.. Oct. 23. (Spl.)
Those who know Aim. 8. P. Uarne
Iturg will be very sorry to learn of
her nerlmin condition. She suffer
ed a paralytic stroke on Tuesday,
October S2, and Is very low, She
him had two very light strokes
prior to thli and this being th-.
third, the doctors do not give very
much encouragement for her im
provement. Portland I't'nnsylvanla vallvtad
Will npPIl OlHIrli'l frrlxht office
here soon.
Is a good idea to
make a lot of
a little at a
time
T meat may bum if you try
. jo make too much at once. And
, coffee roasted in bulk variei in
. flavoV. That's wliy Hilli Brot,
i roast only a few pounds at a
r time by their continuous proc
essControlled Roasting. No
bulk-roasting method can pro
duce flavor like it,
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
tk, kty.
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President Hall to Speak at Local
High School on Monday Afternoon
Dr. Arnold
Dr. Arnold ricnnetl Mall, prosU
dent of the fnlvi-rsity of Oregon,
will address the st udent body of
Med ford high Hehonl Mimihiy
nfiernoitu al 2:a. Dr. Ihill will
give this talk ns one of a scries of
addresses being delivered before
the students of the various high
schools throughout the slate. Al
though (he subject bus not been
auncainced, his speech will prob
ably deal with higher education.
Daily Meteorological Report
oriohcr ti:t. 11211
Med ford anil vicinity: Kali and
rut Id tonight ami Thursday.
OreKou: Kah- ami mild tonight
and Thursday.
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Lool Data K$
'IVmiM'i'utui'o (iltKrMH) 71 IW
1 1 ifxhoHt (IliKt il Imui'H) NO 7 1
l.tiwct (lilMt 11! holll'H k 5 ,T7
Hi'l. lumiliiuy uM' i't.) ii , s 1
I'roelitltulton Um-licbt)
fltttlc uf wciUllfl' Clenr ricur
Lowt'Ht (tMiiiX'riilui'u IIiIn mdi'ii-
Tnl'il lltcliitiilli!i Nlnce Sopl. I
19211, 1.14 IlK'lH'M.
'iVintHM'aiurt'H a yi'in hko unlay:
lllKli' UK: Inwt'Nt 34.
.SiiunoI liuliiy, B:1K p. m, "
Sunrlso TlHirmltiy, II :I14 u. nu
HmiM'l ThurHilny, 5:1(1 n. m.
Observations Taken at S A, M, '
120th Meridian time
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CITY
J5 CP
a a 5
an f'S
3 fa
HilkeV t'lly (Ill 34 Clear
Hlnmarek 50 30 clear
Hiilsc (1(1 3X Cliar
Ilcnvcr 4 2 30 Clomly
Dch MolncH 44 32 Snow
Kresno no fis ( clear
Helena 54 2S Clear
1.oh AdkcIch 114 54 Clear
Marshflclil '.IS 42 Clear
I'hneiiix mi (12 Clear
roitlantl 70 (10 Clear
KpiI llluff !I4 6S clear
HoselmrK 7(1 30 Clear
Salt Uikc Oil 42 Clear
San l'Yanelseo... SO (12 Clear
Sanla 1'e .. 50 2S Snow
Scadle nil 5t Clear
Spokane (IS 42 clear
Walla Walla .... till 42 Clear
Mnnli,-K . 20 I". Ciiy'
O. K. ANDKltSOX,
Temporarily In Charge,
This office -wants In get
in touch with I till" Dollar,
Will the person or firm who
h:n the "Mill," please call
this office before sending
him on his Journey.
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(Continued from Page One)
Co ahead, MKs Pringle. tell me
the Important business which yni
have to tell me. and whatever you
do, dn't tetl me about your uet."
"Wlmi did she say." asked .lll
bert. "Hhp hesitated."
i:unlce Kvelteil
'Vh.it was her appearance Inso
far ss being nevvyus und excited?"
"Mie was very. Very, nervous and
excitable'
Pit nt ages stld he iben riniuested
the girl to hurry as he was' anxious
In gei home.
"You know what I want," be
tesilfbd Mtss Pringle said.
"'o I don't know what yon
want," he replied, "you go nhead
and tell nie."
With iluit. lie testified, "sh
reached over nnd grabbed my tie.
I didn't have any vest on."
lie said they both Jumped to
their feet nnd the girl slammed
tile door shut, lie nt templed to
open the door nnd a scuffle fol
lowed during which he said he
tried to e.U-ct the girl fmm the
room. He testified that thr ulrl
Mai led net earning am he puthe'
her from the office, nnd then she
ran Nvrctimlhii down the malm.
MEDFORD MAIL
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lteniiett Hall
Dr. Hall will be accompanied on
the trip to Fouthern Oregon by
Dean, Alfred I'owers of the exten
sion division; .Mrs. Walter M. Cook,
president of the Oregon Mothers;
and Mrs. I .1. Hill, president of
the I'orl land ; organ iat Ion. Dr.
Mall will also speak before the
Kiwauis club Monday noon.
The party will leave Tuesday
morning for (Ira tits liss, where
they will conduct meetings.
To Be Installed
Itcv. Claud II. Porter
Rev. Claud II. Porter, who was
called here to the Presbyterian
church from his post In Portland
last month, will be formally In
stalled in his new church tonight
at 7:40, before a congregation of
Medford people and Presbyterians
from surrounding cities.
The Impressive ceremony will be
preceded by an opening hymn by
the choir, who will render a spe
cial program throughout tho eve
ning. "The Charge to the Pastor" by
Rev. K. Iverson of Med ford, and
"The Charge to the People" by
Rev. II. T. Mltchelmore of Ashland
will be two of the Intsatlatlon fea
tures, while the sermon of the
evening will be delivered by Rev.
ID. V. lluight of Klamath Kails.
Alter this will .come the recep
tion to Die pastor and his family,
anil be tied let ion, pronounced by
Rev. Porter.
The new pastor was noeeived
Into the Presbytery by that body
which met in the church parlors
i his afternoon, preliminary to his
installation.
ARE REPORTED ACM
SA'IV, Ore.. Oct. 33. bP A
hundred men were figliting a slash
ing fire in the Hear Creek Logging
company holdings today, but of
flclals siild ttHre was little danger.
. A. Si. inters. Port hind, was
taken to n hospital there suffering
burns he received while fighting
the flames. He was burped about
the eye, 1
KUiKNl-:. Ore.. Oct. 23. -(.Pv
Two forest fires are reported burn
ing on the Wlllsmette river near
Warner mountain.1 but fighter
ha-j It under contrtd. A campfire
was li ft but ning on tho Vlllmett
highway near Lookout sometime
over the week, end and is belnK
checked.
iwiik i tM) in in ntiirr
(Continued from Ihk One)
The growing nnlna of the city
aie rcstly, jet tliU Increase t the
present outlook, which may he
made less at (he final liudcet meet
ing. Is only what is rlulmcd are
necessary expenses.
Added Requests
It developed last night that sev
eral mi Urinated exKiiilltiire wr
not pmvlded for In the tentative
huilRci. For lusmnee, Hamilton
I'ntton. n member of the cltuens'
ronunttlee, culled attention to the
tact that Itinvi ought to he In
cluded ns the city's subscription to
(he romimmtty chest, to which all
present evented to Im agreeable.
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TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,'
HOSE
Womon's Cold MnlU lmre
Milk ho-i!. Bilk In top Htylo
wllh novelty double blink
lieel, hIiiiiIor are -rain,
fliiiiinclul mull lionlcviuil.
All HUen Included In tliiH
Tliiiisday Hpeciul.
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Pair
Women's lisle and rayon
ribbed sport hose In all tho
popular full slindes. Com
plete size range. Your
choice Thursday
49c pr.
PAJAMAS '
Women's and. misses' cotton pajamon In
novelty prints and plain colors. Many at
tractive styles are included In this special.
All sizes. Regular $ 1 . U !. tvojue. Specltl
Thursday , , i y
SPECIAL 99c
Waterproof Bags
Those of you who want a waterproof ban
for cnrrylnR a rain coat or for children's
scliuol needs will find these new arrivals
Just the thins;. Assorted colors to select
from. They are priced
95c ea.
Driving Gloves
For the woman who drives.' These leather
lined cloves wllh a smart fur trim are quite
a necessity. They are warm yet not heavy
In welKht. See them In the glove section.
SPECIAL $3.45 p'
Butterick
Patterns
Then, too, the request has been
made to put in the budget J 1 000
for the airport' dedication celebra
tion of next summer, which sum
would be returned to the city's cof
fers from collected profit? from
that celebration. And also, provi
sion must he made foi the ex
penses of maintaining the new ulr
port. In case mo airport receipts
for rents and privileges should fall
short of cost of ; malntnenance.
However, this Is Just n matter of
precaution, ns Mayor Pipes and the
council niriwrt committee members
think that the receipts will soon
provide for nil maintenance.
One targe Item for a welcome
new municipal project contained
in the tentntlvs budget and which
will pmhably remain there, Is one
of $3600 for the proposed new Boxy
Ann pork on top of the mountain
east of the city, Thl Is a popular
project on which city, federal and
county officials and the service
clubs and leading rlttiens centrally
have de'.-Med much attention for
a year or more.
1nennc Vnhr Vniul. "
The water commission in the
tentative budget asked for nn
Item of $!?,000 In Its sinking fund,
an increase of ITOS0 ovrr the
annual- sii.ann voted hy the rtt.V)
council sevemi years ago ror tnis
pui'i . Front questions asked hv,
Karl C. 'f5nM;s president of thai,
wntrr rommtsslon, hjr member of
the roinnilttee, the outlook to an;
- QKEdQX, WEDNESDAY,; OCTOBER 23; 1929," ;
Mann's Deparment Store
"HollyVqg
$
They lire licro (,'lorious new "Ilollyvogue" dresses direct from Hollywood, tho
slyle cciitei'of Ainerieii. See these delightful new ereiitions in the colors so popu
liir for full mid winter wenr, anJ they come in sizes up to 52. Kxlrn speeinl
for Thiirsdny $10.19. These dresses lire worth much niore.
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See Our , Window Display of Birthday Party
Dresses Priced Special at $19.75
COME
To Our Birthday Party
On Thursday afternoon when the clock strikes 5
Mann's Department Store will celebrate. We are
going to cut our birthday cake, and we want you to
come and share our party with us. This great cake
is on display in our show window and contains 10
$2.50 U. 8. Gold pieces. Come maybe your piece will
not only be rich In goodness but rich in treasure as
well.
Tomorrow at 5 o'Clock
We Cut the Birthday
B Cake . . . Come
C "THE STORE FOW EVERYBODY" J
rMONE-486-48
outsider Is that this Increase may
not be granted. In fact. It seems
that to meet other necessary esti
mated budget expenses, the best
available cut from any depart-;
ment would be to lop off this I
$7(100 Increase. j
The tentative budget provides :
for Increase for the police and -fire
departments, Injmrt caused .by .'
a proposed salary raise to Chief(
Mcl'redle of $400. to make his
salary equal to that- which nasi
been drnwn for several years past;
by Fire Chief Klllott, $i.t-00, lhe;
addition or one new traffic police.'
mnn nnd of two new fertmen. a--
YOUR KIDNEYS
. Give Them Help When Ncededl
GOOD henllh Ion! posniMe unless your kiJ
nT aro properly removing I be vale in
parities from your blood.
For blstliler irre(tobriiies and for iho
lameneu, tlilTnets anH constant bark
rbe due lo sluggbh kidneys U
Scum's h'Hi. .
ioan's inrreac tfte artivily of tho
t Lidnevs and thus &sii in I bo
elimination of wate impurities.
V'sed and recommended the world
ever. Sld by dealers ever jwr hem.
DOAN'SPlLLS
ue" Dresses
EXTRA SPECIAL
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Men's AH Wool
Thursday in the men's section you can buy a heavy weight
all wool flannel blazer. These are made with elastic bottoms
and come in novelly chick patterns of bliielc and red, black
and brown, and black. and ki'mu. Your size is here so take ad
vantage of this special and own a good blazer.
Reg, $8.50 to $9.75 Values
SPECIAL THURSDAY
well ns some other Increased ex
pense, due to maintaining the new;
fire station.
At tho beginning of the meet-j
Ing Mayor A. V. I'tpea In relln-1
qulshlng the chair to A. O. Hub-;
hard of the citizens' committer'
humorously stated that himself
and the councilmen were" glad to :
pnssithe buck over to the citizens';
commltiee of deciding on the bud
get, a.s the hw provides..
All the members ui the cltlkens' i
committee were present except
Vernon Vawter, who was out of
the city.' The - other .members
were A. C. Hubbard Hamilton
A Stimulant
Xhurrtic
to the Kidneys
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Girdles
The corset section on the
main floor offers for
Thursday, a fine quality
stepin elastic girdle. This
garment may be had in
all sizes and is very spe
cial nt this low price.
99c
New Shipment of
Ponds Cold Cream
and Skin Tonic.
TOILETRIES DEPT.
Gossard
Corsets
ration, O. O. Alenderfer, Eugene
T horndyke. John firth. .1. C,
Karnes and W. W. Walker.
Ticker's Tips
Dear Friends;
There was a man In here look-
1 ing at engagement rings yesterday.
; 1 guess he was Scotch because he
1 Bald he didn't want to buy one just
; yet. He just wanted to get prices
ion them before he went too far. v
: From the look on his face a ho
! went out I guess he's going to go
i ahead and do . it. Anyway, Mr.
IScbade showed him some mighty
i nice, clear blue-white diamonds und,
J lie didn't faint at the price.
i Theres' one thing about buying
luylng A.
! you C
dence
; your engagement ring here-
con do It with perfect confidence
that no one will know your secret
until you are ready to have It
known. That s one tiling the boss
is bard boiled about.
Of. course I told you about thlB
man, but 1 wouldn't tell you his
name. Not for worlds!
llesldes, he hm't engaged--yot.'
TICKKlt.
Larry Schade
Your Favorite JeweleVHo "
... Since 1918.''- '-V'V '
Next to Craferlan
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How
Many 11
2500
or More II
Personality
Portraits
For Your
Family
Man to man, can you say of
your last photograph: "That
looks like me as I am today?"
You have changed and the
time has come for a new pho
tograph. You don't want It
but others do. It will make
them happy this Christmas.
. V
Shangle
Studios
318 Medford Bldg.
Phone 1308
Quite subtle and not easily
apparent to the uninformed,
there are countless mistakes
in conveyancing property,
causing title faults whHi
are far reaching in their
effects. When we issue a
title policy we assume all the
risk and pay for any subse
quent trouble or loss.
FID
Jaclfftnn rVkiinl.r I
Abstract Co. 1
121 E. Sixth St. Ph0Ml
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