MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OKKtiON, 'I'll L' K'SDA V. .tAM'AUY i:. I!:tl.
PAUK T11U10E
ROAD JOBS
OPENED 10
LOCAL IN
Federal Aid in Unemploy
ment Situation Will Put
; Many Additional Workers
On Applegate and Lake
; Creek Projects.
do any forest m rvlce wt.rk nt'coa
ury. 1
la tlu l'ish lukt'4ciirnp the men
will do labor in tonnection with '
lh Utkt crotk market road. I
Tho forest Kfi'Vit win-kern will!
1m' ussi-nsed- $1 p.-r day for board.)
iul will be I urnilied KU't'pintf i
iimrurs, but must provido their
own bcddiii'-;- They will he fur
nished transportation by the fur
eft nervieeto the cumpt.
Seventy men are now employed
on the highway relief work out
of thin eily and Ashland. They j
are rotated weekly. To date, the
emergency work has proved ot
hltih value In titling laborers over
the dull season, and Is reflected
in a decrease in local depression
talk.
The emergency work i expect
ed to last until the middle of
March, when'sprins work in field,
orchard and forest will uuin be
under way.
LAKEVI EW MEN
BOOS
T
COUNTY
IN KMED
TALK
The breezy comedy with eight
buys nml five girls taking part In
expected to prove quite entertain
inn.
hi ram bibb;
can consult him tit r. IK 1'ennnyl
vanla avenue, or phone H12-J. Mi".
liiidMull believes the Improvement
in architectural work in Med ford,
and other places in southern Ore-
I i;on. will t& far.toward nltractliu:
1 new etilei-n, itiia nt i inula t In i de
velopment In t li its portion of South..
, ern Oretnm. q
Klamiith Kails. Kir in of How- There seems to be a long-time
ard S. Abbey, Walter W. Abbey urnl fase attached to the dynamite in
Fred W. Abbey, Incorporated, and the Hoover law enforcement com
v ill do business undvr name of the mUslon report. Chicago Kvonlng
Mtnr Inn Fit.
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TVANI
, E. Fetsch. President of
C. of C. and Secretary
Cooper Give Facts On
Many Resources.
A regional conference of Smith-
Kedera 1 a Id to l he emery e ncy
employment situation in Jackson
county will get underway next
Monday, with the establishment
of camps for forest road work, at
French Culch in the Applegale.l
and at Fish Lake. Six men are
now stationed at Fish take, ami.
nix more will he added next Mon
day. Six men will be used at the
.French Gulch camp.
As winter passes, and conditions
Improve In the forests, additional
camps will be established.
The fores service workers will
bo assigned to work through the
office of the county Jud'e. Victor
Tengwald In charge., and will be
rotated as are hiKhwiiy workers.
Married Men First. '
First preference will be given to
local married men, and able
bodied owing to the nature of the
work In the mountains. They will
rlent and rub right-of-way and
F O I! T iMrm-:i:DMJ-:, Kin..
Jan. Ki. (VP) Southeast Florida
authorities ordered a search today
fur the l!ev. Father U. F. Mona
galmn of Milan, 111., miming since
Sunday night.
Three other priests who occu
pied u house in t?oissant park, ex
clusive suburb west of the city,
with Father Monagahan feared
some mishap might have befallen
their companion.
They reported to police here
that the priest, after a round of
golf Sunday afternoon had loft
the house that evening t?till clad
in his golfing clothes and they
assumed ho had driven to Fort
1 jiuderdale for dinner.
Not A Cheap Help But
Safest For Deep Coughs
Cremnulsion is not the cheapest
help for coughs from colds. It is
made to do the utmost, whatever the
condition. It combines in one prescrip
tion seven of the world's best helps.
It is made in particular for coughs
from colds which hang on. There
is where one dare not risk a help of
lesser value. But is it wise in any
cough to trust a less effective help?
Creosote is in it, blended, emulsi
fied and tasty. In an ideal way it pre
sents the supreme help for soothing
membranes and combating cold germs.
But there are -also white pine tar,
wild cherry bark, menthol, ipecac,
etc. Each is best for. some coughs.
Here wc combine all major helps to
fight coughs to the limit from the start.
Because of this expensive combi
nation, Creomulsion costs a little more
than lesser helps. The price is $1.25,
but your druggist guarantees it. He
returns your, money if you ask for it.
A three-day cough is a danger
signal. There you must use Creo
mulsion to be sure. But is it wise
to trust any cough to lesser help
when the utmost is at your com
mand? You never know where a
cough may lead. Treat it with the
best men know,
CREOMULSION
for mttlcuU Coughs
front Colds
ONLY 2 MORE DAYS A U nLTVW
. TOMORROW! I
THE DYNAMIC STAR OF
'GOLD DIGGERS OF BROADWAY'
IN HER FUNNIEST PICTURE
ELDEFE
B IT ME
One
WINNIE LIGHTNER
pMW or Funny Com-
) """"""
X W" You'll Kno Why Wh.n Yo
s" H,r a " Co''' Di,,r
- : ' y f ftroadwoy Prospecting
"OVan' '
HEAR HER SING "POISON IVY" ;
See the "Pep" Girl in her newest and latest comedy riofc
She'll show you what real life is in "Life of the Party"
REGULAR HOLLY PRICES!
MATINEE
Children 10c Adults 35c
EVENING
Children 25c Adults 50c
O
BUY HOLLY SCIP!
ALSO
GRAHAM McNAMEE
- In '
"UNIVERSAL NEWS'
Kartoon
"SPOOKS"
"THE GOBS"
Vitaphone Act
A. K. Kli'tsch, president of the
I-ake county cnanibor of commerce,
and Forrest K. Cooper, secretary,
wore in Modford yesterday to pre
sent a radio program over KMKI),
under tho uuapicori of the Northern j
(.'niifornin-Southern Oregon Devel-j
optuent association, j
Mr. Ketscli la a director of the !
development association and whllo!
in Modford conferred with Pros!-!
dent C. K. (lutes regarding certain f
phases of its program as they of-j
feet L'ike county particularly. j
The talks of Mr. KetHvh and Mr. j
Cooper ave much Information re-j
Kanling the resource of LakO;
county, third largest county in:
Oregon, which although contain-;
inff nn area of 7,834 square
miles with vast stands of timber.
substantial mineral resources and
unlimited agricultural possibilities. j
has only a population of around
O.uon. H would doubtless bo.iin-j
posrtlble to find within the entire .
fnltcd Stales a county of equal j
area and resources with less trans
)ortation facilities, tho lack of,
which haw retarded development, j
AHtclojH? Abouinl.
One of the mot interestlnjr facts,
brought out during tho broadcast
was the statement that In eastern;
Initio and western Jiarney counties'
there ranpes the largest herd of i
antelope to bo found in North!
America. Their number ha been j
estimated from 50.000 to 100.000. j
and the animals have become quito
tame an for tho past few years they j
have been protected. I
Lake county is 110 miles lontrJ
Tt miles wide, and contains 5.100.-,
010 acres. lt i.s equal in area to I
the states ir New Jersey and Mas- J
saehuscttr. I
The principal resources- of the
county are: Timber, agricultural i
lands, desert grazing land, mineral
resources and scenery, fish and
game. , 'I
Iake county has 14 billion feet1
of merchantable, yellow pine tim
ber, reported to bo the most valu
able tract of timber left today 'n
the state of Oregon. About 40 per
cent of tho timber land -is con
tained in tho Fremont and lcs
chutes national forests, the balance
being privately owned.
Approximately 1,120,000 ncres of
agricultural lands arc contained in
the courtly. Small grains and seed
arc grown at a profit. Potatoes
give a good yield. Much hind that
would, yield good crops is used to
produce hay und alfalfa because
of the constant demand for winter
feed for livestock and the (nfant j
dairy industry.
Lake county contains 2.876,000
acres of desert grazing land.
Growing Potatoes. .
According to Mr, Ketsch, Lake
county augurs well to become n
big factor in the potato industry;
and before long expects to run Ida
ho a close second in the abundance
and quality of this crop.
Goose Lake valley potatoes are
already known in southern mar
kets. Music for tho -broadcast was sup
plied by (in orchestra from the
Med ford hltfh school,
Before, leaving Med ford, Mr.
Ketseh staled that tike county was
solidly behind the Northern Cali-fornia-iSouthern
Oregon Develop
ment association program, particii-!
larly the development of Crescent
City harbor which eventually will
be an outlet for Lake county prod
ucts. tOther members from Lake coun
ty on the board of directors of tho
development association, are "War
ner Snider and lfowurJ M. Nolle.
"The Four-1'MusheiV a three-act ,
comedy written by Caesar Dunn - .
has been selected for tho senior J IVlicving that Mfdford and
class production to take the place i southi-i n Oregon present an exctl
of "Tweedles,"' formerly chosen. ) lout opportunity - for an experi
Miss Mary Gilbert, assisted by Miss, emed and up to date architect.
Ma lie Hidings, faculty members! Mr. c. K. Bhdfull, formerly t
will coach tho cast. j l'.i tlnnd, Oregon and Kuusa." City. ', Hiifihes workers will be held in
Tho senior class will give tho! Mis.suuri. has decided to make Choenii: Saturday, with loprcsen
play at the Holly theuter somo j MnH'oiil his permanent headquar-, tatives from this district atteml
timo early in April, th proceeds ters. and plans eventually to dojing. c. B. Thompson of .the local
to be used toward graduation ex- architectural work, both resitlen- Smith-1 lughes organisation of the
penses. Tryouts will be hold Feb-, tial and business structure, in jt.cn tor hib school will attend,
ruary 26 to 30. Ralph Ualley. also (In- part of tliH state. j Stale supervisor K. IE. Cooley.
member of the faculty, will have .Mr. Birdsall has had many! with headquarters in Salem, will
charge of business matters. . years practical experience and! In in, chief speaker of the con
"Tho Four-Flusher" Is a comedy 1 was at one time consulting rchi- ferenee. Representatives will be
of hustling American youth, and is t. ct of the Sinclair Oil Refining
tho amusing story of a young shoe j company in Tulsa, Oklahoma. I'eo
elerk. who becomes a millionaire. I pie fntercxted in this line of work
there from Malin, lEandon. Co
it(tlle, Givinttt Pass, Roseburg,
CottJUM' (irove and Myrtle Point.
I
Accept only
GENUINE REPAIR
PARTS or
CASE-GRAND DETOUR-EMERSON-BRANTINGHAM
OSBORNE
Farm Machines
Our stock incomplete; our service is prompt;
you are always assured of getting genuine
parts. Now is the time to look vour machines
over ami do your repairing for the season.
FINLEY IMPLEMENT CO.
Successor to Freeman Implement Co.
Central Point, Oregon
est. Syr 1
CASE
FULl UNI Or CASI QUALITY FARM MACHINIS
KALEM, Ore.. Jan. 1 !. (TP) Tho
expected tunnel bill, authorizing
the state highway commission to
construct tunnels connecting with
or f o r m 1 n g a part of the state
highway system, wns introduced In
tho senate yesterday by Senators
Woodward and Fisher.
It authorizes the state to pur
chase and condemn property for
the purpose, and authorizes tho
Issuance of tunnel revenue bonds
of the state, payable solely from
tunnel tolls and earnings. Ut pro
vides for .tho collection of tolls
for the uho of tunnels. Tunnels
may, under tho terms of the bill,
bo built either within or without
tho limits of cnrpnni to. towns.
STATE
THEATRE
D
TODAY AND FRIDAY
"THE
SEA BAT"
with
CHARLES BICKFORD
RAQUEL TORRES
Men fight for the love of a wo
man one hundred feet under
water.
COMING SATURDAY
"THE UTAH KID"
1 C. A NT TIMK
IOC Kiddles lOu
IPllae If ear's (Greatest aluses
Prices go down, down, DOWN all through the Store. Savings go up, up, UP!
' Winter stocks must make way for New Spring Merchandise. The items listed
below reveal only a few of the marvelous opportunities to save tremendously
. on timely needs for yourself, your family, your home!
IBuay SJow aimdl
9
January
Feature! i
Silk
Dresses
New styles . . . fefrhinit col
ors . . . some prints . . . very
smart for immediate wear. Flat
crepe and canton crepe.
Siaooth I.ottTa
Flat
Crepe
Best Value in
Years
C Yard
Tile same suli.v1.uiti.il finality
th.it solii a yi-.ir ;i;u jl $M'i,
ami in- tin' ,,t fl. I'M .t'l
u.clic vsiik; hill iiiiigt- ji nrw
jn iiiK color..
Llaea
Luncheon Sets
$2.98
f-iiien cloth with colored border
hemstitched. Site 54 x 54, witi,
6 napkins to match.
New Low Price!
Raycm-aiad-Silk
Hose for Women
Our No. 1115
Formerly 49c Now
Coat witb
Beret to Match
114.75
'I'hi is one nf nuny sniait all
t)itrime tcMis .( Iwtril ami
ilher spurt iHhrics 'hat have
just diriviil! Ni value-wise
sli'iK" c;mi all'ftrt U mis ilictn
at (lit'. p:tCil
39
CPalr
The narrciw French hett
adds smartness to their ser
viccahle hose. In the popu
lar ihades of the season.
Buy "Peraco'
Sheets and Cases
Cor outstanding sheet value
Sheets
Size 72x90 . $1.19
Size 81x90 . . 1.23
Extra Length
Size 81x99 - 1-33
Cases
Size 42X36 . . 3lc
Size 45x36 . - 35
o '
Sizes Before
Hemming
Heavy Quality FLAT CREPE
The quality that you find in teariy-niade dresnes of the better
type. What smart frocks you can make for yourself I New
Spring colors. 39 inches wide. -:
Last Year
$1.98
Yard
THIS YEAR
Women's
FELT
HATS
Regrouped at
Exceptional
Savings!
Same, of the srHum't mo( mit
.landing styles ... (or immedi
ate and far.y Spring wear - . .
irresistible at .Oui new low
price I
Sewing
Notions
Needles Thread
Pins Thimbles
other needs at
Coats and
Dresses
for Spring
Now on display
Sen (In; new stylos.
All icniiirkalile val
ues. DRESSES at
$4.98 $6.90 $9.90
COATS
$9.90 $14.75
aaMaMyaMaajajaaa
All Silk
Shantung
Full range of colors.
Anollicr real value,
yard - '
69c
Suitcases
Large and small sizes.
An attractive ease.
Priced only
98c
Topcoats .
One group of all wool
topcoats for men.
Not all sizes. Priced
only
$10
Boys' Shirts
I 'lain colors or stripe
patterns. These well
made full-cut shirts
are excellent values.
Sizes 0 yrs. to I I1:-
49c
Epochal Values I
Men's Shirts
of Droadcloth
Plains and Fancies
at Stupendous
v Savings
Moleskin
Pants
Black and white
stripe moleskin pants
Durable and wash
able. Price pair
$1.49
4
C Each
UUY Your Money Goes Farther
Our retail prices are lower than you ever expected
to e thim again I We have passed on to you
every reduction in the cost of row materials and
production.
NOW!
WHY?
28 Yecn of growth and service guorantnd tatUf action !
UK
BELLE ISLE
MUSLIN
Bleached or uijileacli
cd. Price the yard
Inc.
New Cords
Say, fellows, the new
English type, high
waistband cords are
here. Heo them today.
$4.98
SHOES
One group women's
straps, pumps and
ties. Broken Hues.
11.98
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