'MPlDFOTin MAIL TTITBUNT!. MEDFOItD, OTTEflONVTTEDXESDAY, FEBRUARY 11, 1931
PAROLE CHIEF
PAYS VISIT 10
TlHsoCo.lMlHlIiVIiallJ.ofO..
VET HOSPITAL
THIS STORE IS BOY SCOUT HEADQUARTERS
FOR JACKSON COUNTY
Tl
r "THE. STORE FOB EVEPYBODY
PHONC-486-W7 CfORftOlH.
Judge Wood, Brother of Mrs
Measure ..Would Provide
$250,000 for Additional
Facilities at Portland In
stitution. r Valo, On Coast Inspecting
Federal Prisons Likes
Climate.
rxcin SW
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CONSTRUCTION
HERE
BILL IN HOPPER
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JudKi Arthur I. Wood, chair
mnti of Ui I'nltod Htati'ri hnjinl of
pni-otoH, ili'put lot nitt or JuhI ici,
Vnnhlnnlmi, I). I., wiih u visitor
lit Mnlfonl tho firm of the Wfi'k
at the homo of Mr. nnd Mrs. Lou in
II. Vnhi, of "14 Mi'okmtiH nvi'inin,
rnrnuti to Knn Knim-lnco, to cnnlVr
wllh t ho ( 'iilf foriiin Ktitto iui ole
ttnnnl nnd vlHlt wtnlp prlwoiiH.
JudK Wood ii nd I l A. Ht mi
nimi, both of tho hoitid, left
WnnliliiKion January 1ft on thfr
firm official vlnlt to tho vnlnn
frilcru) nrimifM, Jude Wttnd later
romlnir to Modford for a vlttlt wllh
It in KlNtnr, Mm. LouIh II. Valo, and
Mr. Valo.
The federal hoard of paroh-K 1m
n coin pin a lively now venture on
lht .part or the Unllod Htul hov
rthinent. It ciuno Into he In it only
lam June, when President Hoover
ltiiotnled ,ludK' Wood t, tN hvm
owl poHt. The fire in, tho Ohio
Hinte prlHon hint Wimtor, when
tnnrc than .100 ptlHonein died of
burns, decided, the action.
70 ivr Vnl .imd
Only .10 per cent of tltrt men and
Women Itmldo prison walls differ
from thoMe outside, with the ex
ception of their one criminal act,
.ludue Wood Hays, the nthtr 70 per
ct-iit are Just overawe human he
tKK with much of ood In Ihcir
IiifikO'iip, and usually they are
pony Uv their crime. A plan has
been tlevlHoil for permlitlnit the
more iTsponsllde prtsonerH o work
In road campn at federal forts,
where tliey enjoy Hip henlth-RlvInK
ntitdoor ii h and exert-ine. while
fining valuahle work In build Inn
roads, planting trees, making ce
ment HhlewalkH nnd similar Im
provement. Another part of tho Roneml plan
In to build addict farms, whore the
ohrnnie alcoholic nnd drun nd-
(Urtn may hn confined nwny from
other prlwinorn. Kour aurh farms
nre now being established In the
nntlon.
Two Cnu.vcvi
Two (treat factor contrlhut inn
to crime ore national nucntlniiH,
the JudKO ntiitrd. ono In unseanon
oble labor, result hi ff In depressions
llko tho n renew. When n mnn'n
job In none nnd hit family In In
nexl, ho will Htonl to piwldrt for
(horn nnd no law can ntop him.
Tho problem of tho nndcr-pi lvlle
od child In another which must bo
mot. Formation of boys' clubs, ns
in being tried by tho ntnte of New
York, wn the solution offered.
"The Hoy Heout movement in n
Wtmdorful old, but does not roach
lor enonith. If the maton would do
mime nupportinic of tho movement,
by furnishing the boys who cannot
of ford ncout equipment wllh those
lHrennitleH, that would bo Idoiil,"
JudRo Wood naid.
Thin wn bin flrrt trip to tho
wontern ntnton, nnd ho found tho
mild connt climate a revelation.
L ? x few 5Ti ) Ami
S Jxtx vl 'tvi' I I,:" hsr-i -vl
The nip HiviinltMl iiiiiiii:iI1.v lit tho I nliTltv r On'Rim for IiIkIi ahiiliir.slili wan wim fr the pnM
mllii.il yciir liy SI);iiiii Kiil;a, iiullmi.il ri-alcrnSly tor ivimicil. Thcv nr.- Bhmvn uliiiir, trunt rmv, left to
rl);llt. Ililoll Itilltiiiii-n, AHliirln; All Lively, 1'urllninl; MiRinla sirrllllR, Santa Miinlca, ulir.j Konallo
Ciiiiiiiion., I'lirlluiid; ItDidthy Thonms, I'urllanil; liarircn I'iiwII, I'lirllallil. Ki-can.l roiv Ollvo Calcf,
Moiiinoiilli: (iriin- Kinilfl, KiiKnii", Murjiirlc NiimIIiiiiii, rnrllamt; (llnrln l.inirr, rortlnnil; rtllco (irla
Hiilil, Kiininc. I'hlr.l row Huttilpi'n Slu-paril, Kiikciii': (irnililim- AiII.Iiih. .Iimi'tlrai 4'llv; Mm. ItiirrouH,
"""" nmtlii'i : Aliiuina lli'rry, Tntt; KIiiIki- ltur,n-r. iNirt'imd. I mirth rm'-t-M ir,r.:r.-t Slirklo, I'urlluiid;
l',ll.lii'l!i ritcrmiii, Axtnila: M.:rKurit tl loni-, f.irtlaii.l; i'.ura It. iiiiian, lliiijrni': I raiicm lavlnr. I'urt'
lanil; anil Killl't SiIiiiii'IiIkIoiiiiu. rorlL.n.l.
Mm ROOK iterrrrTSfi
'on Lincoln is'Esaal
!
WASUI'.'C.TON. Ib. 1 1 1) A
bill to uutliorlao $L0,R77,OOO for now
vftoraiiH houpital c oiihU'ik lion
lliroMKlinnt tho country was iniro
ilui i'il today by Snnator Slnoot.
Tlio iiKMiHiirti )rovldH for twplvp
lieu- hoHiltaln ii lid uddltioilH to 2l
I'xi.'.llhK fnstltiltioliH. It ftiihrurpH
tho tlL'.niiii.iiil proKram in th
ItociH hill upprovi-d ypntprday hy
tho Iiouho vptrniiH cionitnittno and
Ihp $2,xrn.non for new KoldieiH
hoini'H upprovnd liy a Iiouho mili
tary Biiliiomniillcp.
Additional facilitioH would he
piovldoil mulct' llio bill ut tho fol
lowiiiK plni'PH:
Amprionn Lake, Wash.: Nmiro
psyphlatlic. 11!5 beds, S:ll .500.
I'ovlland, Oi'pkoii: (ionoral, 100
hods, jur.u.ilyn.
4.
HELD
1
I'ora Cola pro- j
Kiin
WASHINGTON, KpI). II tP) j
Thn book, "l.imoln the Mjin," by
KiIkiu' I-pp Mjislpt-H, woulil bo do
I'lnri'd "oliMrpup, Ipwd, lato'lviouri,
tlllhy nnd llnlpi'ont," nnd barred J
f runt thp rnitoil Stilton mails tin-j
ilpr u hill Introduced today by Hep-1
iPHPiiintlvp ('mil of Cnllforiiln.
Thp inenfone deKerlbpn the book I
na a "HPiirriloiiH and unprincipled
ntdii'k on a Kood man whoso mem-1
ory i ennbtlneil in the hcarlx of
Amerlean fili?.ona."
"Tho book in not Tit or proper,"
the bill mild, "to bo rairied in the
mnllB. .It Ik hereby dotlaveil 10 lie
non-ninilnbte matter and nholl not !
be eonieyed In tho malln or de '
7:10 to S p.
lirnin. MtC service
Kill). KOMD, KHU'. Kl-I. KI'SI).
s to x : 1 r p. 111. Aiiiom 'n' Andy.
NIU M.-rvli'e to KCrO. KIIQ. Kll
I Mil. KUW, KKCA. KI'SI).
!S:li' to il.l.'i p. m.-'-Ciiiili'l IMea-viire
hour. MIC r-ervlee to Kill). Kill.
kiimo, mnv, Ki:r.. ki-sd.
KTA Ii.
H:i:i 10 11:30 p. m. Tho llainer
Itickpy Man. NIU? Service to
Ki:i.
n : I S lo ID p. m. Modern MpI.xIIps.
.VIM' (iel'Vlee to KUW; KOMI)
!t:K. to 9:45; K!() :l:3u t,i in.
10 lo lll:.1il p. 111. .Nlll' Diauiu
hour. Nllt' Nprvlce to Ki:u,
KiUV, KlIA.
li):.1i) 10 11 p. 111. I'.ielfi,. Nomads.
NIU' pvle to Ki!(l.
11 to 12 p. m. Panoe orchestra.
SAVANTS TO DIG;
hum nuiMo nr
I IIIIIL IU U
1i I till II II II I A Ml
AtnAto mm
i
(H'l'KMN', I'oliHb Sibftift, Teh.
j I I. --)! Three women were res
iMie.l tiiiliiv liv ln-illh n til linrit ies
fn tit a vhko on a farm near hTO
where they t-aiil their father hail
; kt-t tlieni i!iirisoml fur three
! yi'ai-s "i4 piotecl their Innoeene-."
They wro unelothed and )
Their f:ithn- tried to drive -off the
luatth officer yitii an axe. Th
women raiiKO In nut from "S to (.
Glories of Ancient Persia
Will Be Revealed Through
Work of University of
Chicago.
CHU'ACiO, Feb.
t Miotics of ancient
NT.l' service to KUO, KtlW, KI'l.
llvered from nny postoltico. or
nny ltd let currier."
4
by
111
niier orooymK lew wookh oi ,0(nHMo,fnK the nomination of Ku
iius weoiner, i run reaniiy unoer
nsnd why my hrother-in-law.
lutn Valo, ho'll never llvo In vot(t() , ,n 2 oA f(ir a favorrtble
nny other mate than
Jude Wood declared.
Orog-on.'
E
1 1 (A1) Tho
l'er.sia. Immor-
lalized in biti.ry by tho Kmperor
Partus and bin son4 Xerxes, are to
bo reveabd in a s.'entirie HkIu ly
a party of nrrhaeoloKislK frum the
I'nlversity oi i bienKo.
After years oi n -Ktiain ns ith
1 lie Tersian government, the Orl-
enial iniitut,' of the university
has removed all ohj i-t Inns to ex
rnvations on the site of IVts polls,
where Pari us built a magnifieent
capital five centuries before
t'hrist.
The reraian epodition ia the
first arehaonlopical endeavor tm
der the new aniiijuiiies law of that
country. It will be the eleventh
party of excavntors sent into the
Near Kast hy the university. The
other 10 are in lypt, Palestine
the Hiitite conntrv of Asia .Minor
The senate hanking sub-committee , V. .,v,'!W,v ""'u" i ik.
..... , . into chaiRes of "to rood Ubor" In! Work This Summer
Kussia, has been undertaken by j .lames II. UreaMed, director of
tho nritlsh Anti-Slavery and Abo-j the tiriental institute, iH rominan
riRlnes Trotection soelety. j drr-in-ehief of the expeditions,
Tho results of the iimuiry will The Versepolis archaeologists, will
bo laid before tho government by j bo at work this summer. Tho site
1T10N
IULT-;
WASHINGTON, Feb. 1 1 . ( !
LONDON, Feb. 1 1 . D In line!
wiih the nctinn of the Vnltcd 1
State In placcing an embargo on I
Importation of timber from ccr-j
Rene Meyer of New York, as ftov
ernor of the federal ivaorve hoard
report to the whole committee.
Iowa, and Fletcher, democrat, Flor. ,i" V " "' ,"' ", . m", K,P" "5 ')""
""Minis 1 imiik iii'tiM' ihp inaiiir-.
IIKIIXOKOUS. Finland, K.h.
1 1. A conference of dele
gates tr, the V'innish C ntral I'nion
if Amlcultnral I'roducei-H, a non
party organization with loo.aua
membiM's, has adopted a resolu
tion dennuiu'inK prohibition as
tletriinenlal to national and state
ecoiioniv and morals. Tho reso
lution recommend; d alteration f
ihe law.
WASHINGTON, Fob. . (D
Tho house rules eommittee today
decided to allow the house to vote
nt this- session on tho (lifford
resolution to eliminate the "lame
duck" sessionH ut congress.
ChHoquin Cemetery ia urged for
this p. me.
idA, who have- led tho opposition
to .Meyer, voted against tho report.
8AT,r.M. Fob. U. D llepro
Fomnttve .lohn Manning todny pit-
toMod nitnlnst time of ctMuntlttees
being taken up lintnln to optni
Ions nnd ftiKumontii o-or bills bo-
Toi-e the leKila1uro, nnd i-erued
to .ttiond nny mor public hear
ings, mlosH they are confined to
eonsidcrinK objections nnd mond.
montB.
His protect oamo during1 n hear
ing on tho grange power bill be
fore the house ultlithn eommittee.
His rtntomonts biiiko up tho ses
nion,., anl tho eommittee agreed
to leave the Orange bill, which
1s a Nenato measure until II pasviv
Ihe tipper body.
fielal in the Indian civil service,
who Is chairman of the Investigat
ing committee.
1MIIT1.ANP, Ve., Feb. i.
Hearch in two counties stalled To
day for W. M. liorgmann, missing
.ince Monday nit;bt when he was
last .MOen by Mrs. A. Hucbes.
near Fi.-her Mills, whore he w.is
employed cutting wood.
YnmlifU Now wmor pipe linos
holfig; laid In diflonuit parts of
town
Carry
Your Medicine
In Your Handbag
Our Vrfrllflc Componml is
also iwM in tlKxUtr clrH lab
lttN cflWttvc as tltc liiiuiil
Knlorso) hy half a niillian women,
thn moriictite is partH-ulariy vslualdr
iluritig Ihe three liyinp pmoda of ma
tiirily, maternity and mtdlle aps
PS otit of J00 report hmrftt
Ltf did E.Pinkham'5
Vegetable Coinpound
NKW YOliK. Feb. 11. ,.Vi
Obarlie iMiaplin a.d today he had
iv fused an offer or on ft for a
series of wrvon-minule radio talks
hoo.ni.v-e ho hari .viuck to silence in
pietuSeM. lie said ho 'wouldn't for
Mi-s. llergmann iid she and her , A . Ma li4 ' . ,
... . . , ituo air. lie made one commercial
Ihroe children, Raymond. 10. Itoiiy U ... , ,
. .., (Tad lo appearance, four -ears atro.
.lean, s, and .loanette, S, are left '
destitute hy hor husband's nb'-nce.
She said he had but one dollar in
bis pockets.
is Inland front the Persian k11'1
nar Nhiraz. ;
Tho institute this summer ftlso
will begin excavations of four nn-:
cient 1'. a by Ionian cities near I.'ir-!
dad. along the old caravan rmiio
between Mabylonla and IN-rsia.
Th s e pod it Inn will be d i root ed
from the new archaeological head-,
cjuartei at Tell Asmur.
lVrsepnlis, built by l"arius In
the fifth century before i'hrit.
was noted chiefly for lis "lalac
of the Kiiin of Kings." built by
oreo, w:
one of his p.ilace
and in SSI IV C
tirc-it burned Tors
at ion for Nerves'
? murdered m
in 4 r n.mr
Alexander the
p.d;s in retali
desirnction f
STORY 1
(Continued from rao 1)
i Alliens n- century before.
J 1m i;nek lVfen- )
j Xerxes is I inked w ith tho rpn
j chal cia ek defense at l he Tbermo
jplae pas? whci-o leonidas and
I -tail Thespians, Thebians and
Spartnns died holding back tlie
l'crsia ns. ll was on that evpotli
l ion 1 bat Xerxes burned At hens.
Tho oriental institute hopes to
j remove 1 the debris of centuries
i from the pnlaeoK, which time has
i not entirely bowed. Uut more mi-
portant. vrnd IV. lbiated. will to
tho uiioartliinK sculpturints and
Ar.-haeoloc ists
specimens f
shrtt' inio the heart of the Mod
ford business district. It will leave
Kivorsido avenue for truYk nnd
touiist Itavel and relieve congest-
t i ion at Main and rxiversme avenue, i other werkv of art
lt will also coincide with the state hHVo found manv
highway commission plan to ancient lVmlnn art, but none from
SA1.FM. FcJ.. H -l.iouteii-! Mvaighton tlie Pacific highway bo- j thr dim pas, that Ivu tus and
ant Maude U Wnshburn of J one-1 lccn this city ami Oniral Pcint, ,IXl., pi, rii-cd.
nn r.tv has bei-n advnncetl to Long Contemplated ! professor r.nasted believes the
the gindo of major by orders of, Tlie projent. hangine: fire for a i -yrndle of clvillTation" will te
Major b noral tieovge A. bite. ' fopl of year. ap stnrtrd about , ; found in A: Minor in a t-inlo
nccntslin; to ar.nonncrment tj'be time thai tho south end ot l f ooo nille diameter, bounded
Oregon National fjunrd bead.inar- onirai avenue am eonncfSeil witn ;
terv to.iav Majov Washburn b.sjtho Pucitic highway. j
been assigned to command ' i The county court also heard a;
steond baiiahon of tho IM'Uh const ! )'gaitoti of fmniers Itvifiu south
ariiiteiy j f Ashland, tell their road trouble.
limine the world wnr Major m'n' Humor Mho locks a gate i
Wfiwnhnin s. rved oiersoas withi"' nttly outlet ol ,
the oivKon const urtillorv. j nMi:lilKr. The nmitor was oi-dor-
4 i ed ret erred to the disirtci aitornev.i
; for actum
This afternoon the county court
will consider more plans for the1
county courthouse nnd i-onsult null ;
Frank i. t lark. local architect.
Koutme business anil tho sign - i
Ing of ihe regidar mid mouth of
bills completed ihe session.
by the eaievn end ot ihe Med i
tvrranean sea. t he noil hern ond
of ihe Pi-rian gulf and tho lied .
and the t'nuonsus mountains
llakr Vtimeor Iles
l:KF.l;. Ore.. Feb. 11 ,Jp
Word us reci'ied here today ff
the ilenth 1n l.os Angoles yesierday
of Oharles W. James. Hnker coun
ty pioneer. He died following nn
operation, and w ill be buried in
Portland. He w: SO years old
POttTl.WTt. Ore. Feb 11
tV.nttnumK bis marauding, a ban
dit nbo ifbled two store Momlny
nUht. wns alxond last Tiltlit V. J
I Kl:OMon Ore Fen 11 --;.V-'
M P. W tide federal 1-ank examin
er. Pifnb' the foinvnl stnlenwnt te-
dav thai the First National haukj
( He. U,. oid was cbiel today. He
U'tvigne. manager and thee eleiks bad r..i h.
S chjiin store on tho east side
were held up nnd robbed of $H.,,
a full im v.
iio further
said, hftil time to make
iiKation and coultl give
information
Sborwood--4i(is turned into local
lioitl". bv Povtlaiid i;s tk I'oke ( o
rOW YOUR HEtLTH
DR. PIERCE'S
Golden Medical Discovery
R
ans
Models
and
Model
Coffee.
The same hands that
make cheap dresses can
not design Taris models.
Models come from
those who make nothing
else. It's true of any
thing including coffee.
Schilling is the only cof
fee roaster who does not
try to make both cheap
and good coffee side by
side. Schilling is the only
' specialist in fine produc
tion. That's Nound to re
sult in lietter coffer.
Scliiilintj
IT f l . r Hnrni'nc
WATEK LILIES
Our catalog tells yoL how to
build and care for water garden
Free on request.
Buuer Aquatic Gardens
701 Mar ton Ave Poland
New Rollins
HOSE
The hosiery section is now
showing the newest Rollins pure
silk hose for the spring season.
This new hose is a full-fashion
ed number In chiffon weight
with a dainty picot top and nar
row French heel. The finish is
the 'new dull grenadine. All
sizes and of course all the new
shades. 1
$195
x
Pr.
f1
Martex Bath
TOWELS
A most complete stock of the
famous Martex bath towels are
now trt display in the domestic
section. These beautiful towels
come In exquisite designs and
fast colors. Martex bath towels
are like sterling silver, they are
the best.
95c,osl9-8
Wash Cloths to Match
10 to 25c
New Jewelry
New shipments of modern cos
tume jewelry are arriving every
day. New colors, new patterns,
match your spring ensemble
with a piece or two of this good
looking jewelry.
$1.00
The "Wee Tot"
Rubber Diaper
This new Wee Tot diaper is
the most comfortable rubber
pantie you can put on boby. The
"Wee Ti t" ties on; no elastic,
they allow ventilation yet are
perfect in protection. They are
adjustable: easy to put on or
take off. Made of pure gum rib
ber.
29'
lafants' Dept. Main Floor
COATS
As New as the Year
$Q75
1L S
mum Rm
Polo Coats
Tailored Coats
Furred Coats
All at this
One Low
PRICE
This $19.75 price is indeed
a low one for such good
looking coats as these.
Every one a new spring
model smartly tailored
from the season's most
popular fabrics such as
wool tweed, chonga, and
sport mixtures. These
ccats show the new scarf
and Johnny collar ideas.
Fitted waist lines and
high wide belts. In this
lot are polo coats as well
as fur trimmed styles.
New colors and every one
silk lined.
Mann's Coat Shop
2nd Floor
Popular One Piece
PAJAMAS
Next time you are In the underwear section ask
to tee these new one-piece pajamas. They are the
ideal garment for sleeping or house wear. New
styles and smart color combinations. All sizes.
$29.8
Pr.
FOR "HIS" VALENTINE
tMvmfa!TjU. b0.y Wh" "m" 10 v"'ni"M and they like a Valentine. It's the
il. ML ,,8c,,on wh' "ot i useful Valentine. Why not give "Him" a
ne shirt or a t,e this Valentine's day. Remember Caturday. Feb. 14 is Valentine
Shirtcraft Shirts
33
A new shipment of the popular
Shirtcraft Airman shirts are
ready for Valentine's Day. New
pastel shades of tan. blue, green.
Bry. Peach, and of course white
Shirtnraft shirts are guaran
teed color fast, collars are all
pre-shrunk nnd every Shirtcraft
shirt n cut full and tailored to
measure. Your choice
S195
1
Smb. Initial Letters Free With Each Shirt
.e
Spring
TIES
In the soring time a
man's fancy should
turn to love, but how
about a new spring
tie. Can't get along
without new neck
wear better see
this line now on
display at Mann's. New pastel col
ors, new small figured designs and
best cf alt good quality long-wearing
sils. Your choice
$100' eSO