Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 13, 1931, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Texto o o MEDFORD M3JL TRffTOTE, MEDFORD, om-:fiONT. TI-KSRVY. .TAXUATiY VI lfWI. o rXQE THREE M A January Feature! SILK DRESSES with new details 4 .98 Bright dresses to wear under tlirk winter coat), black and brown dresses of many uses . . . and prints in gay, colorful patterns. Peplums, flares, pleats, double sleeves, trimming in a contrasting color and lingerie touches are some of the fash ion details you will find in this group. At $4.98 xhey are convincing examples of how inexpen sive smart fashions ttn be! A good assortment of sizes. J. c: PENNEY GO., inc. Corner A volunteer blood transfusion mo-tor corps Has been organized ntj Wallasey, England. 17 ear -owners : agreeing to rush blood donors to j hospital at night. BEGINS TOMORROW -FOR 3 AMERICA'S FUNNIEST COMEDIENNE! THE STAR OF "GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY" IN HER FUNNIEST PICTURE! LAST TIMES TONIGHT A Real Dramatic Treat THE PAYOFF" with LOWELL SHERMAN MARION NIXON Don't Mlis It! Here Is A DRAMA WORTH WHILE! style Sixth and Central Phone Command of the new Canadian Pneific liner. Empress of Britain, i to In- given to C'.ipt. U. C. LlUa, until recently in command of the l'mptes! of Attstniia. DAYS 8n0S VITAPHONE picture WHEN SHE W00S EM THEY STAY WOOED AND WHEN SHE WOWS 'EM THEY STAY WOWED . . HAPPY. SNAPPY, PEFPY WINNIE in ANOTHER COMEDY RIOT! HEAR HER SING NEW SONGS 1 The Gold Diggers Invade Florida Do more damage than a Hurricane IT'S a WOWI 245 Portland. Sutton & "Whitney, architects, com missioned to draw plans and specifications for con struction of f2u,000 ' maternity building for Emanuel hospital. cwA WINNIE LIGHTNER IRENE DELROY 111 K WUUIMf. m .m v v i CHARLES BUTTERWORTH Ma" r- Mi HEDRICK CALLS ATTENTION TO SCHOOL VOTE Thursday Set for Resubmis sion of Building Bonds to Citizens Adoption Held Vital. K. 1L Hedrick, city school su per! ntendeni released a statement today calling the attention of voters to the bond election which is set for Thursday, January 1 , at tlie Junior high school from 2:o to ?:Oo p.m. Mr. Hedrick said. "This $26!.. noii bond issue to take care of the .school program was passed by " blf majority on December 1 6. but due to an error in the notice of pu bleat ion our attorneys ad vised that the issue be resubmit ted to the voters so there couUt be no possible clouding of the bond issue which might injure the sale of bonds. This is being done next Thursday. . "The question involved In this election 1 both an educational and a business one. In the first j place, Medford has reached I point where it must take care or tlie school program and 1 do not think anyone acquainted with the present situation doubts that. Our population has more th-in dou bled during the past ten years. It has increased more than one-third since 1 1125. Spare Lacking. "The old junior high school will onlv hold 4MI nupils. There are 770 pupils today who should be boused I here, but who for lack of space are fanned out Into the high school, the armory, and an old church building which the district is compelled to rent. We have two rooms lull of children in a basement where artificial light must be iiwd all day. "This month in our mid-year promotion we have passing from the Junior Into the senior high school about 80 pupils the largest mid-year class we have ever had. and practically none will drop out of the high school at this time. The clasH which enters in Septem ber each year is generally about double that which comes in Janu ary, so one can imagine the sitnn lion next year unless we do some thing before that lime. Now 111 y Itent. "There are also some conside rations on the financial sido which a i-.. tie fur the wale of these old buildings and the construction of n e w o n es. W e are no w p a y I n g out more than $1000 per year rent for outside space besides Its up keep and operation. If tlie old junior high school and the Wash inglc.u school are not disposed of very oon we shall be forced to expend around $10,000 on each one for major repairs such as new roofs some new floors, repainting and the like. We be 1 ie ve t ha t because of the prevailing low building costs it is better to take care of our building this winter and spring. We can save on thin program from 10 per cent to Ki per cent or nearly $30,000 by doing It now rather than waiting until times get back to normal. Hcsidcs it will givo employment to a bit of labor when it is needed. In so far as possible only local labor and local materials will be used. No Deluy Caused. "We have not allowed the fact that we nuitft revote the issue to delay construction a single day. We shall advertise for construc tion bids, on both buildings just as soon as we can get the plans completed by the architects and we are hurrying them as much as possible. 'Although the people have al ready expressed themselves in this matter and we know what 'they want. It nevertheless has to be voted asaln. And this election, as it turns out, is the all-important one. It is quite necessary that we have out a big vole and. I trust that no voter will forget or neglect to come to t he polls Thursday afternoon, January ' from 2;00 to 7:00 p.m., at I be Junior high school." BASKETBALL CLASS 10 A basketball ctnss will be or ganized Thursday evening for wo men. Klrls and seniors and Juniors in hiKh school. The clans will be conducted by Miss Dorothy M It chell, V. W. C. A. secretary. In the gymnasium at the ItaptM church, corner of fc'ff th and Cen fml STATE THEATRE TODAY and Wednesday "GUILTY" with VIRGINIA VALLI nd JOHN HOLLAND A dram'Stic story of Lman who could not forgive fit enemy. Speaker of House Makes Committee Appointments SAl.K.M. Jan. i:S- i.-Vi- PtanU .1. Lonei't;;tn, speaker ol the houe, has announced the following lisi ol" st a n dim; com mil tecs to serve iluiing tlie session. The first nam ed will be chairman anil t lie sec ond, vice-chairman, respectively. Atlininist rat ion and i coi aiii.a I ion i ft tor Mcl'hersnn. I Ionic r i. Angell. .(. I-:. Norion. Allen A. Ityimn. lieiinott Howard. .1. O. Yates. I). K. Keasey. A. W. Uiw rence. K. t'. Smith. Amii iiltuio H. II. t'hinili'jen. A. W. Swift. Mori on Tompkins. K. U. Hay. M. J. Johnson. C, H. Oxman. Kay K. (Jill. Amo and roads K. W. Suell. C. J. Taylor, C, II. Oxniun, ti. I Wins low, J. II. Lewis, Victor Kckley. llallicvt S. Heiiel. Assessment ami taxation--!. 1;. Noiton, 1 K. Andrews. A. K. Mc CornatV. 11. II. Chhidgren. K. It. Hay, M. J. Johnson, I. C. Temple. lianUhig anil coriMii alinns - A. A. Ityni.ii. K. i'. rronnugh, U. S. Deuel. Aitliur McHullips, J. K. Norton, J. A. Thornherg. II. K. Mcliraw. Mills and mailing Harvey Wells. J. H. McCouri. W. A. Proctor, .1. P. Yates, I-:. S. Hill. Commerce and navigation E. C. Smith. K. W. Oill, l. tl. CI lass. Const it at ional law- K. C. liron nugh. A. A. liynon, K. C. Smith. II. 1. Angell. it. F. Peters. Counties ami cilies .1. II. K. Scott. ;. J. Taylor. J. T. Chituiock. Kmmett Howard, l.ce McCallister. Education Dorothy .1. I.ee. Vic tor Eekley. (lust Anderson. S. 1 66 mar Your Throat 11 Sl "sV-f"' Stewart. C. P. Winslow, Karl S. Hill. I.. I.. Kuapp. ' Election - Morton Tompkins. II. S. 1 101101, It. K. iviers. John Man ning. W. SlnrY.iTaie. En grossed and enrol led bills Honieo Houley. .1 S. .McCouri, John Mannine.. .1. P. Yates. II. E. Mc t Ira w. Ki'dicries -(.. A, Knapp, E. 11. Hay Mellberg. U I.. W. A. Proctor. Cast Anderson, I), K. Keasey, J. K. , Weatheford. Eood and dairy products M. J. (Johnsoii, ti. P. Winslow. J. K, Nor ; ion. A. M. Jamison, S, U Stewart. I Koieslry 1.. 1,. Kmipp. L. W ; Nash. C. A. llcllberg. II. K. Mc jCniw, .1. K. Norion. K. K, Andrews, , Arihitr Mcl'liillips. ! Hanie - II. K, Deuel, ,. Allen. ! K. W, Sncll, A. W. Schaui'l'. K'Miieo i (iouley. K. K. Peters, J. T. Chin uock. Health and puhlic morals Ar thur McPhillips, Dorolhy .M, l.ee, J. N. Scon, S. U Stewail, .1. A. I Thornhurg. Insurance P. O. Helap. K. C. : Hnmaugh. Harvev Wells. II. .1. Tav , lor. J. II. McCouri, I.ee McAllister. ' H. K. Mcliraw. i Irrigation antl drainage J. II. ! Lewb, .1. T. Chinnock. P. O. Ielai. K. H. Day, (i. I). Class. C. II. Ox- man. I.ee McAllister. I Judiciary J. W. Mott. C. P. I Winslow. J. K. Weathefonl, U. K. Pelers. K. C. Smith, ICmnieit How ard, Hector ArcPherstni. Labor and i ml list rie.s (iust An derson, .1. N. Scott. A. A. Ilynou. Protection against irritation against cough ! Victor Kckley, .1. W. .Mott, A. V. Lawrence, H, H. Chiiulgren, ' LeKislallnti and rules H. H. Hum illon, K. W. Snell, K. C. llrouaugh. I Harvey Wells, Komeo (ioulcv. Livestock C. II. Oxman. ft. A. McCornnck. H. F, Nichols, W. K. Stockdale. A. M. .lanuseii. i Medicine, pharmacy and dentfs-itry-L. 1 Allen, I. U. Temple, (i. j ;.V. lilelliiiirg. Hector McPhersou, i Dorothy M. Lee. j Military affairs Victor Keklev. Walter S. Kisher, Harvey Wells, . John II. McCourt, 11. S. Deuel. .Mining A. V. Swifi. Herbert ' Ctiiilon, .1. N. Scotl. Daviii (I. Class. Waller s. l.'isher. j Public institutions Kmmett I Howard. James II .K. Scott, W. A. I Proctor, (lust .Anderson, John Man- ning. I Puhlic lands -Herbert Cordon, j Klwin A. McCoinach. W. W. Snell, John H. Lewis, Morton Tompkins. Kail ways and transportation Uorr K. Keasey, John A. Thorn burgh, Harvey Well, Karl C. Hnm ough Jr.. J. P. Vales, luis L. Knapp, Arthur W. Schaupp. Uepeal of laws John II. Mc Couit. K. Kraiil; Ptters, John .fan ning. J. K. Weutlierhy, Homer D. Angel. Itosolut ions John Manning. -P. O. Dtdap. Cordon J. Taylor. Arthur j W. Schaupp. James T. Chinnock, Frank K. Andrews. L. W. Snell. Itevision of laws James T. Chin nock, Dorothy M. Lee. James H. K. Scott. U. S. Hamilton, John Man ning. Koads and highways Frank K. Andrews, James W. Mott. Romeo (iouley, L. I . Nash, .1. P. Yates. Harvey Wells. Kmmett Howard. Taxation and revenue H. S. Hamilton, Herbert Cordon, C. II. Oxman, James 11. K. Scott, Harvey Wells. Walter S. Fisher, John A. Thornhiirgl:. Ways mill moans Homer !. An IPyirDFu(3g LUCKIES are always kind to your throat Everyone knows that sunshine mellows-that's why the "TOASTING" process includes the use of the Ultra Violet , Rays. LUCKY STRIKE -the finest cigarette you ever smoked made of the finest , tobaccos the Cream of the Crop THEN 'IT'S TOASTED. Everyone knows that heat purifies and so "TOASTING" that extra secret process removes harmful irritants that cause throat irritation and coughing. toasted" gel, S. L. Stewart, U D. Nash, Earl H. Hill. J. P. Yates, L. P. Allen, II. H. ChlndKren, Homeo Gouley, Mark J. JohnsoD, A. V. Swift. BILLSlfcilY j WILL BE CLEARED The county court nt Us regular session tomorrow, will approve final county bills for the year, pav ing the way for the final approval of the. 1 1 budget. All county billa nre required to be in by tomorrow so the December accounts can bo closed and accurate financial bal ances established. The budget sums will he based upon these bal ances, and will be the amounts upon which the county assessor will make (he 1 it'! I tax levies. The total budget amount will tjiow approxima'ely $if,000 less I than originally estimated. A de crease in lite amount me county received from the government last year from sules ol' timberlands, stumpage, etc., is noted. The de crease last year was about $:10,000. The next largest item confront ing the county court, is the drawing of the jury list for the year. Drop Dcmpwy Suit. NKW YOltK, Jan. 13. Iff) A $:iro,ooo uit brought against C.ene Tunney by Max (Hoo-Boo) I biff of Philadelphia, was discon tinued today at lloffs request. LOW iff Tne advice of your physician is: Keep out rof doors, in the open air, breathe deeply; take plenty of exercise in the mellow sunshine, and have a periodic check-up on the health of your body. 1 4rrSv7 T O ALSO "SONGS OF MY MOTHER" COMEDY VITAPHONE ACT! AND HQ-y THURS. & FRt. ' THcVSEA BAT See WILD WINNIE! 15c ANY TIMK Kiilillr ! W -V I