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MAM PIPES
CITES LAW ON
City Head in Public State
ment Refutes Claim Alley
Parking Is Legal Ordi
nance Quoted.
AfuordiriK to city nnd police of
ficialH, this folldWliiK official xtuU
mcnt. iDHiifd lut nlKht ly .Mayor
A. AV. I'Un'H, closes tile colli m
Vfiny between u MeuToid morn
ing nevHiiiier, and the municipal
uulhoritics rnnucrnliifc the muitcr
of warklnu untomubileH In the
' allt-ya of Mctironl, with a com
plole victory for thu latter.
AnKWcriiiK tho claim that there
1h no city law nK'Unst nuch park
ing In alleys. Mayor i'lpcH, quoted
tho law In question, anil made It
clear that the portion of the ordi
nance quoted ly the paper to cs
tahllKh a contrary view, wuk hawed
only upon the loading or unload
Inic of cars or trucks, on the
hi reels or alleys. In the line of
reKt'lar commercial bun! new.
Mayor 1'lnes' letter follows:
In the lant two or three issues
of tho Medford Dully News, the
PuIiIIhIil'ih hav made vigorous at
tacks upon the mayor for reason
of having been notified by the
pollen force to refrain from park
ing the employed earn In the' al
ley adjoining the Ncwh IjuUiIIiik.
They reruHe to obey tho orderH
from the police, and now nn
nounco to the public that there Ik
no ordinance prohibiting parkins
In alleys, and flay the mayor for
bin Ignorance In not knowing thai
diicli an ordinance docnot exist.
In (he Newn Ihhuc of Juno 25th,
und on the front page of the
paper, the. publisher makes the
fftllowlng Hlatemeut: "We made
earnest Inquiries from the police
department, from ' Mayor I'lpes,
11 ml from the City Attorney to
aHcertiiiu under what legal rights
the police department tagged the
' enrH of the employes of tho Med
ford Dally News when located In
the alley adjoining the News. The
answer to our Inquiries In each
and every Instiiiim lias been that
there Is no ordinance In cxlKcnco
nt this time which would make
the parking of the above men-
i tloned cm I'm ii violation of such
ordinnitco,"
This statement Is untrue, for
when (lie . representative, of tho
, News called at my office on Mon
day, and 1'etniented that they he
given u permit to park In the al
ley, I personally Informed him
that I could not do this, for tho
, reason that there is an ordinance
prohibiting the parking of cars in
alleys ,11ml that 1 could not abate
Ihe 'oi'dlnnnco and confer special
G ill E RV
COOLNESS
ORANGE PEKOE
Keep the thermometer
clown. Full-flavored . . .
j ' the perfect tea to ,
serve iced.
ALLEY PARKING
3- 7L
TEA
IE ED
! I
L A
II W'
ifuviH-H upon tho News Bluff, or
any other citizen, Nu other news
... ..! IiwIIi'Mimi I In tlKlfllt'll
Iiiih such privilege, nor liavo they
over requested ft from the present
udminlHtrntlun, to my knowledge.
The ordinance quoted lu the edi
torial of the Dally Ncwh this
morning refers only to cum or
trucks stopping In tho streets or
iiIIhvh for Ifinrlint; or iiiiloadinir
I purposes, and provides that such
I curs, when so parked, must leave
: iiftHH:iL'ownv nf nt least 10 feet
lor oilier ears to pass. The ordl
naneflfwhich prohibits the. purklVig
of curs In the alleys, which Is
being violated by the News staff,
hi published herewith, and should
be easily understood.
OltDIXAXCK NO. 2115
I'usseil May ill, tUiU.
Sei'tlml 21 (T.) II shall lie
nnlMuTiil for the, operator or
n vehicle, to stop, stand or
park mill vehicle for it ix-rlml
,.r ilnu. Ifiii'rcr tlitin Is neces
sary for the exMMlltloiis louil
iiig ol' iniloiiilitig of passen
gers, or for the unloading ami
delivery, or pic k-up and load
ing of inalerlals. In liny imc'
market! ns a lomliiiK Mine, or
in liny alley. I" cu-e sliall
Ihe slop for loading or for
imloailing or inalerlals i.
i-ec-il thirty (IHI) minute, or
tin- loading or unloading or
passengers exceed three-. (It)
minutes. The iirovlslnns of
this Kiili-sectlon shall only he
applicable iliiriinc the hours In
which limited Unit; paikhm is
in cfrect.
It will be observed that the
provisions of this section of tho
ordinance are nppllcablo durlni?
the hours In which limited time
parkiiiif Is In effect only. At the
meeting of tho council last nbilit
the city attorney was Instructed
to amend this section of the park
hit! ordinance, mnklnit it effective
21 hours In tho day Instead of
the limited time now provided.
Anil ho Was Instructed by the
council to have tho amendment
ready for tho next rcKUlur meet-
li'K. .
Tho present controversy wltn
the Dally News Is amply covered,
however, by the ordinance as It
now exlHts, as the violation of this
ordlnanco took place during the
business hours.
Now wo are not particularly
concerned nbntit the valuation of
our intelllKence by the Medford
Mally News, fur such attacks are
a part of the price paid by the
public servant In Medford 111 tho
honest dlschniBO or duty. We
have been unite seasoned In this
rcKiirrt nnd finite reconciled to
pav tho price for a city wo lovo.
Wo lire publishing tho seetiun
of the traffic ordinance Kovernlni!
the. pnrklni! In alleys, because the
Neww has Been fit to make tho
bold statement that such an or
dlnanco does not exist. The state
ment by tho publisher of tho News
that the mayor has developed a
itrlevnnce anniiiBt his paper Is
without foundation, and was con
ceived only by his ImiiKinatlve
mind. It Is n well known fact
by acores of Medford people and
by the employes or tho Daily
Nowt, that tho mayor has been
a loyal friend, and has alwayB
spoken well of tho r-npor nml Us
owner. It Is unrortunate that a
metropolllan dally newspaper will
devote one Issue after another to
u ri,.lrnu n thlni; as the tau-
Itinu of nn employe's car for II-
lce.nl pnrklnif.
, A. W. PIPBM.
' ' Mayor.
Medford, June 25, 1M0.
AT LAKE 0'
Tomorrow mnruvng ut 8 o'clock
a truck load of lundwnrc, a gas
engine, water pump nnd pipe will
lenvo thlH rity for the Hoy Scout
enmp at lnko o tho Woods, where
spacious headquarters; for scouts of
Klamath, Ijike. , Josephine and
Jackson counties tiro under con
Mtruetion. Tho regulnr eumn session will
open at I,nKo o' the Woods July
Nth. Wm. I,ee Hrlcker. scout exec
utive, nnd it hiuuII crow will work
ut tho grounds for tho coming
week, heglunlng tomorrow, getting
tents In rendinens for the 60 boys
who will enroll for the. first period.
The mcMS hall and ndnilulxtm
lion building have been completed
and a water system Is being In
stalled at the enmp, which will
bring bring hot and cold water to
tho kitchen.
ItcKistratinns are coming Into
Hcout headquarters In this city In
Increased numbers. There are still
vacancies for seven or eight boys
in the first period quota. Tho sec
ond camp period will open July
The enmp commit too Is com
posed of C J. SiMiion, chairman,
(leorge (lutes and I. K. Ytning. A
special course In ftrtit aid will be
given by Dr. Dan K. Standttrd.
ltoy Clary of tun Ashland Nation
al Guard will give a course in
marksmanship. Hwlmmlng nnd Ufo
Having instruction will be conduct
ed by a senior examiner of the
American lied Cross. Hiking nnd
advance work In soutlng will fill
part of each day'a program.
Hoys, who have stoned up for
camp attendance are: Jim Horner,
Kugeno Moffatt, Wm. Walker,
rhauneey Hrewer, Marlon Littrell,
llobert UttreU, llenjamln (lohly.
Hilly Sheets, I,eroy IJndmen, Wndo
1 lanson, 1 Inrold Kltmsley, Itlll
Carleton, lawt-ince (iood. Junior
Kline, Stan Kunmhnn, Dow dray.
John Snider, Warner Kimball, Hob
Hoyd, How I'Neld, Virgil t'ounler,
Kurte Sweetland. Hob Kowler, Don
i'ii Wttvno Wrlnht. Andrew Slough
Cart SlouRh, Hobblo Ulndt, Jlow
aid Works, Deroyce Dudley. Ilar
oltl Wall. Hurdetlo Klnred, Krank
lirown. Lob Ixtwls, Don Hoyd. Mas
tern, who will accompany tho boys,
nre (leorge J. Kunzman, Donald
K ring. Hoy Clary, Leroy Dun ford.
I A, Hrown nnd Pan K. Standard.
Wm. Lee HrU'ker, director, and his
assistant, Oscar Hoover, will also
puend (he camji,
MRDFOTCD MATL
With Rod and Gun
In Rogue Valley
'lly lOrncHt ' Hostel
A sportsman of International re
nown, writing for a recent issue of
un outdoor magazine, makes the
statement that all Pacific coast
salmon begin to die nu soon as
they ascend the rivers, and Mint
they are only worth taking by line
or net while still In salt water.
He describes at length a fungus
disease that uttnckB the salmon
when It entora fresh water.
'How such a noted angler could
he ho :mislnfnrmcd is amazing.
Most of the angling and n great
deal of the commercial fishing is
done in fresh water. The present
salmon run in Hogue river haB
been tin for a month or more and
tho fish arc still in good condi
tion and edible.
Later when their long fast iias
weakeued them and they have be
come bruised In I heir migration to
the spawning beds It is true they
are unfit for sport or food. Hut
wo would vein m o to say if lie had
hooked a sullnon In the Hogue it
would weary Ills arm and ufford
111 in a good meal.
It is the general opinion Mint
all salmon perish lifter spawning
and when the mating 1b ovor are
valuoltiHS. A minority nf fisher
men believing that some of them re
turn to salt water nnd uro healed
of their wounds. It hna been
proven hy tagging that tho fish
return In four mnnllis to again
enter fresh water and havo been
known to mitko four different
runs.
CharloH Knight, western uiana
Kr of ihe WlnchnHlui Anna com
pany, 1h the latest well-known iuik
Inr to Biiccmnh to thi lure t
Knguo river Ktoelhead fishing.
Mr. Knight, with .1. (. Twrry, tho
Winchester BalcsnSan for thlH ter
ritory, niul their famllii'H arc Hpem!-
Iik a few days at Uyhco bridge.
Yesterday Knight hookod a sloel
heutl which 1rilio his lino. Un
daunted he rnluruud to Lamport's,
for another and bought one he says
will "hold u horse."
Rainbow Gibson of thn Wenaku
Inn wuh Been fishing ut tho mouth
of Little Itnl Ik where he can l lit
a three-pound steelhead on a Cal
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-Bridge Parties-
Everything You Need.
200 new tallies and place cards just received.
Picture Frames Made to Order
Over i60 Mouldings to Select From.
All widths, every finish.
You'll find frame to harmonize with your picture here.
Antique Colonial Picture Frames $1.35 up
Allnu llvo olil fiishloiiril lOmtiy (luil Rolil oval rratui'H 111 all
slzi'u, from ininutiirvH up.
Leatherette Frames, Kodak Sizes, 35t
CiiiivpiiIi-iiI In nirry In Iko pockut, wllh piihcI hack lo hIhiuI
up. I'olniH (ji'iiy, liluc, umi brown. Double lolil rraim-s wllh
two oiionliiKs 60i
Peasant Pottery
Tlio art of lloluimln la ixinin'(l in ttn lirlclit i-oloia ami
Hpliiloil lianil ilofonitlon on tlioso howla, jara, ioh (ia.v, vie.
Regulnr $6.00 Bowls, new $3.00
Regular $1.35 Boxes, now 75
Regular $7.50 Footed Bowl, now $3.75
Dozens of other pieces reduced in like proportion.
India Print Bed Spreads $4.95
Sinn ,i.S ft. Wonilorfiilly brilliant nilmitul color anil do
alKn on real nativo Indian cloth, UmmI fbr wall IihiikIiik.
coiicli covers or bed apronda. HcKular prico $ti"fn).
You'll be pleased wit
aim prompt service.
TRTT1TTNE, MTCITFOm),
Ifoniia coachinau,
smaller, trout.-
and several
( FIshiiiK wub very good In the
river late yesterday afternoon, with
trout taklns Hies readily.
Another tingler whose nuniu tliej
writer doesn't know, fiahinK In the i
first ritrto ubove Dybee hridKe, had ;
a nice catch of trout including one j
rainbow over H Inches long, nil J
cuuglit on a blue upright fly. I
William Tlninnun and , Henry j
lluswell were down by Gold Ilillj
yesterday. Henry got a Balmon :
and tt steelllead while Hill callKlll;
noinu uicu uout.
Itoy llondloy, publicity director
foiv the Hducational Film Studios
nt Hollywood, Calif., is planning
another summer fishing trip to
southern Oregon. For several years
he has made annual trills to this
section, usually stopping at the
VVeasku Inn at Sayage Rapids. As
a rule, his party included one or
two directors, studio technicians
and office help.
A recent letter from Mr. Hof dley
Indicates the Kogne river Is well'
i known In the film colony for U
I sporty fishing, which cannot he
found in the southern California
I region for hundreds of miles and
then fishing Is sadly inferior to
local river angling.
K. V. Could was ovor from
HroukliiKH today and reported
cutthroats arc "taking the flies"
nicely in Ihe Chetco river, nnd
(ftmld Kuro knows. He has been
making some nice catches and
landed 'one twenty-Inch cutthroat.
.Mr. C3 oil Id recommends Brook
ings for those desiring a nice out
ing and good fishing. He nays they
have nice cottages there und a
good hotel.
Ashland. Paving of WInliu :i
Way from present pavement to
Granite street intersection, prac
tically assured.
The Tanna tunnel, most diffi
cult engineering feat ever at
tempted hy Japanese railway en
gineers, will cost $!.!I70.U00 and
pierce volcanic mountains.-
Kills
flies
Quickl
FIL
Framed 8x10
Enlargement,
Oil Colored
$1.49
Mailt from your own
r 1 1 in niul I luted In oil'
cnlnri ui'oorillnK In
your tlli'iH'tionK. , Kviun
uil romiilolo in u koIiI
or sllvi-r Ciiimo.
Save Ycur Siunmer Fun
in Snapshots
Kilr prima you'll be proud In
have In your irtlnnii or xlvo to
trlcnda send yijjir xponed lllmi
lo us for IVveloplns. PrlnllnK
and KnluiRinR.
our high grade work
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WORLD'S LARGEST SELLING INSECT "c ' " ; n
ORFIPX, THURSDAY,
IS PURCHASED BY
C. EARL BRA0F1SH
c. n,,, n.-adflsh, formcrlv of
Cllllon iC1ty, Colo., has purchased the
entire stick and fixtures of l''i.y
f-:. Diamond's Jewelry store, li;tw progressive Jewelry stores.
r.asi .11 ii in succi, umi tae
llflhment will now be known as C.
Karl Hrndflsh, Jewelry
according
to announcement.
"I expect to conduct this, store
'n .the., must up-to-date manner
i possible, carrying only nationally-
DAYENEORT
Davenport and Chair
of .Jiicuarl vi'Ioiir, eovurcd
sides and hack with n'vcrsihlc
ciisliionA it y Ii-'ochlei'-iiiade
suite
$69.95
$10 Down $10 a Month,' ..
KODAK BOOK
SALE OF GLASSWARE
i 200 GIFT PIECES I & PRICE
Formerly 50c to $15
WATER BOTTLE LAMP BASES
VASES BOWLS JUGS
Candlesticks Sugar and Creamers
and Many Other Useful, Attractive Gift Pieces.
(Who li'idiscciit (llnss, MHallif Lnstivs, Antique
Lace (ilass, Cntiiliuiiiiii niul .Marlcle (llnss, as well
as a t'ino assoi iincnt of Aniorican C5!tss
o
Make your selection early. Only one of a
. kind of many things
J 11X13 2H, 1936,
known lines of Jewelry and mer
chandise, and selling at advertised
prices. Every urticio sole, by us.
and all repair Jobs will be Runrun
teed satisfactory," , Mr. Braddrt
slated.
Tho recent closing out sale con
ducted by Mr. Diamond has greatly
dciileted tho former stock of Jew
elry in order that an entire new
supply might bo secured by the
new owner.
Mr. Itradfish Is a
aduate of one
of the best watchmaking schools
' In tho United Htatse and has had
15 years of actual experience as a
I watch and Jewelry repair rnun. In
addition. Mr. Hradfish has managed
tnl8 Kalning a thorough knowletlg
, ... , i,1,,rhe r,f the business.
Nlr!( yorothy Biiucom, who
j w0, known to all patrons of Dla-
j mond'B Jewelry store, will remain
ion the sales force under the new
management, ;
PUTS A FINE
IN YOUR HOME
Davenport and Chair
-Mohair '(py&ftfj Sidos ami
hack with reversihle cushions
$79.95
On display in our windows.
$10 Down
TUDIO
and GIFT SHOP
Now 25c to $7.50
'Regular session of the Jackson
ville Grange will be held Friday
evening at 8:30 when delegates of
ih wtiito CraiiL'o convention will
BV0 their reports.
There are other important an
nouncements to be made.
Attention of nil Clangers Is call
ed to the I'omona Cirango dance
to be held next Saturday evening
at tho fairgrounds pavilion. It l.s
honed all Grangers will support
this, as funds are being raised to
meet current expenses of tho coun
ty Pomona Grange.
Multnomah George W. Gould
hn taken nver-MnUnomnh theater.
Down
KROEHLER-MADE
$10 a Month r. ' :
Rag Rugs
(Icnuiuq (Sx:!(i ray
riijs,'l specially
' priced at
29c
Greeting
Cards for every, occasion Birthdays, anni
versaries, weddings, sympathy and con
dolence, etc.
Picture Cords, 35
Silk picture cords In rose, blue ana gold., Singles or doubles.
Tassel and rosetto covered hook.
Italian Shopping Bags, 98
Gay ltoman striped fabric bags. Size ixl2. Hck.
Salad or Mixing Bowls
Nest of 6. Regular $3.25.
Special $2.49
These are of Hnest quality rite baked semi-porcelain. White
. inside, blue outside. Color decoration under glaze.
Ducky Orange Squeezer, 35t?
rlilldren love their oratiRO Juice , when they drink II from
the little duck's hill.
Boxed Stationery, 19
Claiwln willing paper In a box ot twelve lancy weave sheets
and twelve lined ehvelopes.
Rolmonicas Now $1.50
Tho harmonica (hat plays wllh a roll like a player piano.
All the latest lilts. Kxtra rolls luc each.
Crystal Cut Bud Vases $1.00
These vases are nt finest imported crystal, delicately cut
designs, graceful shapes.
Domestic cut glass Bud Vases in rose, green and
crystal at 35; 10 inches tall.
Decorated Wooden .Candles
Here are rami Irk that will not he ml In the very holiest
weather
lO.inch sizo $1 pnir; 12-inch size $1.25 Pir-
Books to Take on
Your Vacation Trip
3 for $1.00
Hooks taken from our rental library,
yfehtly worn. Many 2 'and 2.5u
editions In the lot. Popular titles.
San Francisco 1
Exquisitely
appointed,
with every
requisite
of finer living
Dining room
and
Coffee Shop
famed for
excellence.
$3 to $6
TAYLOR
at
O'FARRELL
OTEL
.00
lO
Davenport and Chair
Denim covered an especially
attractive suite with re-i
vei'sihle Mishfbiis $17 4 valu
f?oiiiS fit I
$99,95
$10 Down $10 a Month i
Coxwell Chair 3
Tapl'slry? covered v-
, . a line value at
$29.95
$5.00 Down $5.00
- - a Month
Cards -
jRir wi,nr
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