PAGE RTX
MEDPORD. MATL
TRrnuxE, medford, oin:;oN. Wednesday. January 21, mi.
ESTABLISH
CITY PARK
SAFEGUARD
Council Dedicates Pleasure
Spot Permanently to Peo
ple Sewer Ordinances
committee will JnvpstlKnto the en
tire new sidewalk situation, and
make some recommendation.
It was voted by the council on
recommendation of iho mayor to
continue tho monthly audit of the
city books inaugurated some
months bro, for tho next six
tnutithR at least.
A number of licenses for card
and pool rooms for the present
year were renewed by the council,
upon assurance that each proprie
tor had filed with his application
for renewal an ample surety bond.
With regard to tho plea of Mis.
Isabella Jiowlny for some financial
consideration from the city in re
payment for the claimed richta of
her dead husband in the source of
the city water supply, in splto of
tho fact that the courts have heid
that he possessed no ouch rights, .
the matter was referred to the
finance committee nftr Mayor 1
Wilson had asserted that tho coun- 1
ci should give the matter some !
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FROM ENTERING
Radio Program
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(Mall Tribune-Virgin Bt(tlon)
ROGUE VALLEY
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COLLECTION OFjWEEPING GIRL
:D0G TAX GIVEN! SAYS GOODBYE
WViliicsdiiy.
M.-
Inspector Allen Finds Vetje-j
table Weevil in
Turnip Shipment
California.'
Large,
From;
anri Sirlpuualk flrriflrs Gfit' 'I'llhorntlnn.
Sindy I,ot Siilo
Action at Session. 'n,"r0 wn" 'iuin "
KUftu'ni iiiiiL i fie (Mi 11 11 hi.1 1 1 H'inif"
of the city owned lots in various
pans or the city, wbjrh have been
reserved for community park sites.
and ft was rtcidd to have the
council finance, land appraisal nnd
parks and playgrounds committees
study Into the matter, and also ask
the city planning commission to
Investigate and make some recom
mendation. A communication from tho state
hoard of health was read slating
that that body had received com
plaints about conditions in Hear
creek because of the overflow of
the septic tank, at times, and say
itiK that Aledford'H method of sew
ae disposal was a menace to
health. The communication was
referred to the health committee.
For years past it has been recog
nized by city officials that Moil ford
must yet a new sewage, disposal
plant as soon as possible and a
new one will he InauKUraled as
sonii as finances or n lare bond
Issue to lie passed, permit.
On recommendation of tho city
planning commission tho city
council last nifcht voted to aedlcate
the city jmrk to the city as a per
manent park site, so that that
pleasure ground can never he de
voted to uny other u.so without a
vote of tho people.
This - recommendation, which
Mayor Wilson and city council
heartily approved, was necossitat
ed by the fact that some months
ago Mayor Pipes after much Inves
tigation Kot Into touch with the
original donors of the park site
and obtained from them a rpilt
claim deed to the park plot with
out any restrictions, which left the
city In the position of being able
to use the site for some other than
n park purpose,
' Hence, having in mind the agi
tation of a year or ho ago among
certain citizens that the city park
be used as the site for a new court
ujiijUse, members of the planning
commission and city officials wish
ed to make sure that the city park
could not ho abandoned us hiii-Ii
nt'Atiy future lime without u vote
tit (he people.
rion fM-JuMil Walks
Ineidentnl to the new schools
building program tho council last
night also received a lwclhy com
munication from the city planning
commission asking that the city
make necessary street and alley
changes in the vicinity of the new
educational buildings, especially in
the high school vicinity. The plan
ning commission submitted two
schemes for making such changes,
which It Is understood also have
the sanction of the school hoard.
Inasmuch as both schemes are so :
involved or Intricate, Mayor Wil
son and the counctlmen thought
they should be carefully studied
by the committee on streets and
roads before the council took any
action. ,
Jast night's wns the first format
meeting of tho new council and
the only absentee was 1 M. Kor
thaw, a holdover member, and
much business was transacted in
cluding the passage of a number
of new sewer ordinances nnd ones
for other improvements, besides
passing legislation levying assess
ments for certain Improvements.
Taylor Confirmed
Mayor Wilson's appointment of
Cilcnn o. Taylor as Judge of the
city court for another year was
Unanimously confirmed by the
council, but' tho mayor announced
that the council was not yet ready
to fill tho vacancy In the city water
commission. It will probably do
so at the next council meeting.
Incidental to many additional
new sidewalks having been ord
ered In various parts of the city.
In cooperntlon with the local post-
office for the delivery of mall, the
total amounting to 77112 linear feet
lit a cost of between 9(1000 and
$7000 to the property owners In
volved, tho preliminary 30 days
notice having expired tho council
voted to call for bids for tho con
struction of tho same.
Finance Problem
There was some discussion nn to
the method of enforcing payment
Mhere property owners disregard
notices nnd the city has to build
the sidewalks, placing the' cost as
11 nen nnoinst mo property, and
the matter wan referred to the
finance committee. During this
discussion tho Information devel
oped that there Is already between
S70U0 to 1X000 outstanding on
Hidewalk assessments, and that the
banks are objecting to assuming
any more of such new sidewalk
warrants. The council finance
Mnmliora of Iill'orir KII;k
Iodise are looking forward with In
ternst to the nieetliiK planned for
Tlnirmiuy evenlnn. Suven cuinll
il.itcH will liii intiatflil ;lnto the
myntorien of Mkdom, according to
Kxliulted Itulnr Ole Alenderfer, and
thoHO who will confer tho (legmen
have planned hoiiio new and orlK
lual Htiinlii,
STORY 1
(Contlnmd from Pag 1)
fts full flavor
gives zest.
national committee, Senator Kess
of Ohio Indicated nfter a Whit"
Mouse call today that he expected
Mr. 'Hoover' stand on the Wlcker-,-diam
report to be his stand In the
IH32 presidential campaign.
KiHiMii-ngeK Dry C;ni
The Ohio senator was quick to
add that he had not dine lifted the
report with the president. Kor
himself, he said he regarded It as
"In the main, cncouraning to the
dry cause."
A democratic senator, opposing
prohibition. WnUh of MaMsachu-
wotls. placed upon the president's
mosHnKc the interpretation that Mr.
Hoover had definitely taken up the
dry side, and would lead hi party
in 1 ng i nst revision.
Another democratic antl-prohi-bitioniHt,
ltprccnlativc Mary T.
Norton of Ww Jersey, described
the president's stand n "amozinn."
In view of t lit revUlon leanings
she saw In the report Itnelf.
Krom a republican opposed to
the dry statutes. Representative
Schafer of Wlseons-n. came this
observation;
' It may be necessary for con -gress
to conduct a survey to ascer
tain what conclusion was really
reached."
! Importance of local Inspection
work was ' emphasized, wnen In
spector J fm Allen recently held up
a shipment of twelve crates of
turnips from San Francisco, In
tended for the markets of the
Rogue River valley, the tops ol
whieh were badly eateu and con
tained muriy larvae or grubs.
J,. fi. Centner, entomologist ut
tho Kxperimcut Station, was called
In to examine them and found
them to he the larvae of the vege
table weevil, which Huh been caus
ing hci'Iouh damage to truck crops
in the San Krancisco Hay region,
from where it was first reported in
lllliti.
This insect feeds on u large num
ber of truck crops in both the
larval nnd adult Klnger and it may
also live on a number of the com
mon weeds.
Larvae Do Damage
The greatest damage is caused
by the ltirvne, which feed on the
leaves, Htems and crowns of the
plants attacked. They may also
burrow Into tho roots of turnips
and carrots. The adults urn espec
ially fond of the leaves and stems
of tomatoes and potatoes, uml also
have been found feeding on the
foliage of young pear trees. I-Ved-hig
is done mostly at night.
The larvae is a footless grub
with a distinct, brown head and
biting jaws, und often lies in a
curved position. It rangen in nizo
from lesH (ban one-t well'th of an
Inch to one-half of an inch in long
Ih and Is whitish-yellow to green
ish In color.
Adult is Weevil
The adult is a true,, weevil or
snout beetle, about three-eighths
of an Inch in length, with the body
covered with gray and buff scales
and with a pale gray murk on Its
back having the appearance of the
letter V.
The entire, shipment of Infested
turnips was returned to San Frnu
ch'co in the original car In which
It came, ami every precaution Is
being taken to prevent Ibis pest
from becoming established in tho
vuuey. it was ueemca niriiinaie
that Inspector Allen intercepted
this Hhipinout.
STORY 2
(Continued from Pagt 1)
fr to li IV-opb-'s Klectric;
i I'rospcrigrnphs; News and
j fl markets hy Mail Tribune.
I in 7 KM Kl) ii'-wntation;
Velum Marlins, I'll".
to H Lei's I let Aswor-htted ;
News JJit:et; Murrav un
Harris:. rit , f
X lo H Musical Paintings, Al-
bum of Familiar Faces,
I'i:
S- S to it Musical Paintings
U to 10 O'er l.'ind and Sea;
Jiam-ing Strings. I'l.l.
Thui'Mlny.
A. M.-
T:f,,V-ti 8 lireakfast broad-
caff of news by Mall Trill-
one.
X to !) Mill Shoritles and His
4 'Janu; Zoro. the strologer,
4 t.vnr.
! to in Friendship fMrele;
I'eople'.s Fleet riir; Prneier 4
4 and 'iambic. !
10 to II Wort Side Pbar-
4 macy; ('old Seal; Style Cos-
4 sip. ' 4
4 I I to 12 Film Tips and 4
4 Talks; Worts (lifts; Jordan
OVER 10 GROUP; AT JAIL DOOR
1 Humane Society Will Start'
Roundup at Once-
Leslie i Muck) Wilson, and I.uth
Crosby, Ashland youths charged
Under Wi"' lh ''"hinziiig of an Ash
j lain! store, were sentenced this
Contract With Jackson mor,"K remt judge n. d.
Xi ton. to serve not more than
COlintY. ilwo 'fcars in tate prison on their
pleas of guilty. The youths claim-
. ed they entered the store lo secure
' 'food to appease hunger.
A contract will be signed today Tno pnil. wi1 be laken to the
tu'e-n the county court and the tni oi-ir.n n m;.i. .,)..
; ii 1 1 -'uni,i iiuiiMiiM' nniong those gathered
inc., wnereoy inu collection "I
' (Iiik lii-. rise tees in this county will
1 be conducted by tin
i ciety.
j i nuiuv
furul!-.
1m
Klectric.
P. M.
1 2 to 1 Swem's (lift Shop;
Heath's !rug Store! Ivy
Street Mniket; news flashes
by Mail Tribune,
1 to 2 Mann's Store; Scien
tific Laboratories.
2 to :t - Happiness Train;
KM FU Presentation.
3 to 4 l'o uilar Recordings.
I to fi Kiddles' Period; t'ecll
and Sally.
5 to (i Rock dell Program;
news and markets by Mail
Tribune,
fi to 7 Jackson County Itldg.
and l,oau Akmii,; V e l-m a
Uarling. FI'.C.
7 to 8IaI's lii-t Astin lat.d;
news digeit; F pa Plym
outh Tour.
S to 11 Plytiioulb T o li i f
KMFfi; Fugllsli Cibson tir-
ehctra. FRC.
U to 10 Modernistic; Fight
Pells, Flit.
k. The
cllie.-,
The
under the sintt
444444444-44'44-
Portland Plans nearly com
pleted for new f I :r..00fi iiicler
school building to bo erected on
five-acre lot on Prescott street
between f:trd and fn'ith streetw.
at the coun
ty Jjiil door to bid Wilson farewell,
was a Weeoinir nineteen vp.h- old
ity uie iiumane so- Ashland girl, roouied ir hn bi
com in Km tn basis, the fiancee.
have iharwe of thej Muring Wilson's incarceration In
plan includes all towns, thp -OIIntv .in h n
ml sections of the county. license to wed Wilson., but the
coPcctions will be made ' shei-if t' offi- ,fU(i . .,,, ir,n
law, and if a city.tho m: .h n,i .v.-
oj-dinance conilicts, as is the case! coupie wr(Il UUU Alison's fate was
in tins city, the slate law has the j determined, and thus forestall the
right ol way, and will be supreme. wife becoming a ward of 'the
i-.M. jcui, an imempi was mane ; (.OUnty, In the event of a convlc-
to collect both the city and county j Uon. Tne girl al.o appealed to
, la:;, and many dog-owners refuse county officials and the court, in
on grounds oi ou- off,jrt to W(ld
j l-our prisoners, sentenced in
j circuit court during tho past week
to terms in the state penitentiary.
Ii.ft tnilntr In I tin nnuln.l.. ,.t Ul,,...iff
prov.s.ons, all confns.on of pre-, Ul(pn JilIinln I1M, ,Jp Sh(.r.
vions ye;,,s will be avo.ded : Iff Oscar Dunford to begin serving
a more tlmrr.igli job performed. Uim,. Thp rjUlrt(,t wa( m;u,p Hp
I ii rnriii Ices. f I luck Wilson and Luther Oros-
U.dcr he terms of the contract, i hVi Ailh,linili sentenced to two
wi- .,K .v..w m.mu o. in,- -uumyiywu. t..,(.h f(.
oufn not o lop uc low uiiu. I lie
lee is l fur male and $:i for fe
male dogM, irrespective of p"dl
gree. or wnctbor they are ciiy or
country dos. Jl is estimatei then
ar about 1700 dogs 111 the cnitniy
The dog funds are used to
cLiiiiis against the county
sheep allegedly killed by doys,
The county court Is still con-
sidcrlng l lie petition of stock men
of the county, for the appoint-)
mem of a varmint killer to wage
war on coyotes, now reported to
be hungry and active in the outer
districts.
The rest of the regular county
court session was devoted to the
transacting of routine business.
to pay either
hie taxation.
The dog license collecting con
trait becomes effective at once.
and it is expected that under its
i years each for burglary; CJlenn
: Stringer, Medford, two years, auto
" theft; J. Meyers. Ashland, two
" I years, obtaining goods under false
r pretenses.
rSsTOLLEFSON OPERATES
V-D SERVICE STATION
Svensen Kruit and
cannery to be rebuilt.
A. O. Tollefson of this city is
now operating the Van Fleet and
Durkee Service stution located at
the corner of Front and Sixth
streets. Mr. Tollefson took over
the station Saturday. This station
vegetable is one of the V. and D. group where
Knell products are sold.
"Present LeglHntlou Regarding
Civic Affairs" was the subject of
the talk given by City Attorney
Prank Farrell today soon at the
luncheon of the Lions' club nt the
Hotel I (ol In nd. VarioitH laws to
be present eil the state legislature
were reviewed and the need for
departments in state colleges and
uuiversitleM, where students will
be instructed In city management
was emphasized,
The musical program tor the
luncheon was furulshrd by Victor
TVngwald, who ployed two piano
solos. 1
Reports of the park commit tee
Wore given bv Lions T. !. Tyree
and I l. Inskccp. j
finests nt the luncheon were Mr.
Tengwabl and Carl (llnsgow, promj
i ue m u re on ru im oi i in i au'iu uii
j tilct, -
(Swell's
(offee
Not ftold at ElOTM
W drli? cr dtrwt to four horn.
Telrphon
The CASWKIX COFI KK M AN
Tel. 950-J-4, Modford
Auiomatic Electric Coffee
Roasting Accompliincd by
the (iKO W, CASWELL CO
this form will not be offered. A
tentative bill Including the retro
active clause hwl been drawn and
was before the committers.
Await Court iHvKlnit
The decision on the meeting was
an agreement, on motion of Sena
tor It. L. T-ddy. not to attempt any
Intangibles tax legislation until the
supreme court has disposed of the
petition for rehearing of tho case
In which the l!H!l act was Invali
dated.
Should n bill be passed with tho
retroactive clause Included, Sena
tor J. O. Italley declnred that the
people, "having been fooled once,
might refuse to pay their Income
taxes
Represent at Ives of larce bill
board advertisers are to be heard
by the committees on the bill In
troduced by Senator Johnson to
limit advertising along public
highways.
The watchful waiting of the
legislature for the i range power
bill nnd the administration power
tacts continued yesterday, but with
promises of sponsors that the
Crange measure ami pomdhly one
of the governor's hills will be In
troduced today. The delay In the
administration proposals. Ouvrrnor
Meter announced, was not duo to
a view of delaying legislation, hut
to perfect the measures before
their Intrndueilon. The bills. It
was stated, will be the rmm as
recommendations made by the
governor in his Inaugural address.
H-li Retiring Tonight
In addition to these nets, several
other measures nre being prepared
for the hopper.
The first public hearing of ihe
session will be held tonight In the
senate chambers on the measure
proposing tho rinsing Y the Rogue i
river to commercial fishing- Coos, j
Curry, Jackson, JosepWue and
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pruvlilhii; tin Hi-loo Ih not In ox-
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boaril.
A lutRo iuhIuikc of tinfoil was
rivt'lvoil ililn inoriiliiK by W. M.
t'lontoiiHini of tho JttrktHOti - hulol
from tln m'lionl rhlldliMi ut I'ioh
port for tho S It r I n f honpltiil In
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A Imx ri'Ki'mbllni! tlm Slirlno
liiiHittul In mi tho count! ut tho
lintol, nnd a Krcut iintonnt of tin
loll Ih colloi-toil for Hie Shrtiiori.
Mi-h. Hilton ('rtovo In toaoltor ill
tho ProHioi't mhoal, and In a lot
tor Htutoil thill tho niillrt liuil tukon
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Last Call on
Winter Goats
Thursday at
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PRICE
This is the last week of our half-price
sale of women's and misses' winter
coats. Only 19 left so if you want one
you simply must be on hand early
Thursday morning! Beautiful fur
trimmed models and smart sport
styles. Out they go Thursday for just
haif price.
tr7.ro
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$ ;.").oo
ifi'o.rio
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
Coats
On
On
On
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Sale
Sale Sail
Sale Sale
for
for
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top
ft 17.50
i:V75
MANN'S SECOND FLOOR
Silk
HOSE
Women's and misses' Rol
lins silk hose in service
weight and full fashioned.
This stocking also has a
narrow French heel. All
sizes, all shades. Special
$1.00
Pr
Women's and misses' pure
silk Theme hose in the
popular c h i ffon weight
and new dull finish. This
is a full fashioned stock
ing with picot top. All
shades and sizes.
$1.65
Pr.
Infants
HOSE
Infants' size 4 to silk
and wool, wool and cotton
and pure silk stockings.
They come in tan, white,
and pink and are regular
up to 50c the pair. Special
10c
Pr.
Girls' Slips
Assorted sizes in girls
fine quality white muslin
slips. These good gar
ments are regular up to
$1.25 each. Your choice
Thursday at Mann's
39c
Ea.
Bleached and Brown Muslin
The January white sale offers for Thursday, two outstanding
muslin values at 12'2c. We offer you our 36-inch bleached
Daisy muslin, soft finish, and snow white, and at 11c yard.
We offer our 36-inch Pride of Dixie brown muslin in medium
weight and fine in finish. Buy now for future use.
Bleached
12
2
JU.
The Brown
11C
yd.
Bloomers
Women's and misses fin
est quality super rayon
bloomers. These are the
popular Sun Beam brand
and come in all sizes and
colcrs. Every pair guar
anteed full cut and per
fectly tailored.
$1.25
Pr.
Cotton Vests
Women's fine cotton vests
in the wanted bodice top
style. These are in either
pink or white and sell
regular for 48c each. Your
choice while they last.
10c
Ea.
Ribbons
RibboiTs for underwear
and other uses will be
found in this group of full
bolts of satin ribbon in
widths 2 and 3. All
bolts are full 10 yards.
Your choice
25c
Bolt
Valentine
Greeting Cards
Greet your friends this
Valentine day with a well
chosen card from our com
plete stock. Select them
now while assortments
aie complete. They are
priced from
lcto 25c
SHIRT SALE
THURSDAY AT MANN'S
Men's fine dress shirts, full cut,
well made shirts of broadcloths,
silk striped broadcloth and fancy
woven madras. All are fast colors
with pre-shrunk collars.
Values to $2.50 Wir
MAIN FLOOR .
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