Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 19, 1931, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texti I 1 PAOE EIGHT fEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEPffORD, , OREGON, FRIDAY, JUNE 19, .1931: ,'4 I si- 1 it ft kill 11 1 13 1 ft In- k Mi n for $! V: " 1 fit ' is 12? til I iT 1 ! II! II! Ill 111 III! I Hi ill. II! OUTSIDE LABOR NOT NEEDED TO HARVEST CROPS U. S.' Employment Agent ; Gottlieb Warns Against .' Worker Influx Many Being Turned Away Daily "The local supply of holp is am pie to handle all work durlnK the soason," la the goneral report from districts and localities throughout the atnte cnucernlnK employmont aiiil, accordliiK to Chris Clottllnb. Uianauor of the local Unitod Slates pmp'oymont bureau, the same state ment also holds true In Modford "Thoro ni o between fifty and aoveniy-rivo people ccmo to my of flee every day hi sonreh of work, and I have, to turn them nwuy," he aald this mornfnK. . Thoro are :ir.o unemployed roistered with the Medford branch, and hundreds maUo their nppearanca without fill ing out tbo registration cards, t 2800 In fruit i Approximate estimations made by Mr. Uottlieb show that durlnK tho fruit season when tha work Is Well undor way, close to 2K0U peo- lie are employed In the valley. This number, however, can ouBlly I le found In the locality. . Mr. Ooltllob stressed the fact ihnt the unompluyod In the valley Vlll be sufficient to enro for the Bonds, and that only local people will be employed when the work Hurls. . The table made out by the-local Office for the number of fruit work era Includes 7GU pickers, 4110 pack ers, 1000 sorters and .wipers, 300 as tiuckstor, Inhelors, recolvors, ohecknrs, roiislnbouta, stampers, ear loaders and pressmen, 130 box makers, 75 truck drivers and awampers, and 100 for mlscolluuo diua Jobs. iMany Jebleaa Soasnnal report issued from Port nd shows In that city that 17,055 unemployed nra registered, and Uiero is now mnro than sufficient help for the work. The small town of Newborn, located nenr Portland, has 750 listed. About 300 are with out work In Tbo hallus, where wheat, nlfniru and hay are beliiK harvosted, and chorrles are boliiK picked. Hlmllur reports havo boon filed from practically every em ployment office in the stutn, ac cordliiK to the stiitomtint Issued. GERMANY'S PLIGHT ,v WAHIUM1TON, Juno j0,-(flV-X'lUHlrliMit Hoover -luduy wild he Imd conferred with leiulora or jpolUleul partlPB with u vlow 'to HtrcnKthenlnK tho Mtuuttun In Clcr many. : ,,' The prodtmt wildi "Hhu'O my return from Iho n- trftl wont yoslerduy, 1 have on jTrroil with Ihutio Iwulova of both JiolUicul imi'tloti who oro pronont In WunhlUKton with rwtpui-t to tcrtuln . mpti which wo mticht tuke to imHlst In rconomlp rucuv- jery, both here uiul i broad. "Thoiio eonvorHutlon hnvo hwn nrtlculurty directed to rongih- nltiK the uttunliun In (lernmuy. No definite plunH or conulunloiiH frftvo yet been arrived ftt." STORY 1 (ConllDawd) From rage One) rents, Including the 4lalo tax. Other larger oil Comantce woie expecting similar Instructions to day. It was expected the new retail prlre here will he 18 cents, llnao line Is now selling here as low as t cents a gallon with the 'hlgh" around II cnts. .Threat To Labnril; Dlaappreval by David Uoy Oeoraa and hia llbaral party of th land tax arerotals katar rltlak rarllamant may causa a aritleal alia lon for tha MacDonHd eabintt. tej , y--jw5iaaxt tVi iaa.3aW!U.'' - t. "V. SLAIN GIRL AND HER FAMILY Anoclnlei Von rhoto , Vluea In the mynery oaam of Starr Falthfull (balow) whoaa body waa waahed ashora at Long Beach, N. V, lad pollee to Boston. Above la tha family of the alaln girl, left to right: Elizabeth Tuokar Falthfull, Mra. Helen Falthfull and 8tanley E. Falthfull, foster father of Starr. Tho city plnyicround,' being con ducted at Hoy Scout headquarters at tho foot of tbo Hear creek brldKo undor the directorship of Miss Vivian Com, Is proving hliihly nuccoKsful. Tho emaller children spend their time on elides and loatora and In the swings, enjoying themselves Immonsely. Thoy aro nnxlously awaiting the reconstruc tion of tho wudlng poo), which Is to bo filled with now cloan sand. ' lorso shoes, basebnll, volley bull nnd other games aro very pnpulur. All eriulpmunt Is now. Including linrso shoos, volley ball and net, huso bulls and bale, Tho equip ment, supplied liv tho city, Is greatly appreciated nnd used to a great extent. During tho rainy days, the large recreation room In the hotidquarters building was used fur gun.es. "Mtenl tho bacon" seemed tbo most popular, with np many as twenty-two playing lit ono time. The horsoshoo tournament Is to open next week, both singles and doubles being played, Thoro will bo nn elimination tournament ac companied by a consolation tour nament. Those who have signed up for the tournament so far are: Hobby Itolilnson, . Ted O'Neill, Heene O'Neill, Knrl Ooss. Hill 100 Hats on Sale Saturday A close-out sale of this season's newest and smartest haU at $1.98. Never before so early In the summer season have we offered our customers drou-values la millinery. Included In this sale are hair bate' Panamas and silks in light tan, green, pink, and blue. Your choice Saturday at Mann's $11 95 Manns Second Floor Walker, 'Sammy niehardson, Dorr Barrett, Dert Luman, Bill Luman, (lorald Uordon, John McKee, Joe MeKee, Warren Flchtner, and llUHsqll Jordan. , - . The playground has boon open from 8'00 to 4:00, .put boglnnlng next weelc It will bo open from 8:90 to 6:00. Parents aro Invited to visit the playground, watching good, clean sport. .' . KILLED IN SERVICE Word has been . reeolved here that Klmo Hongan, mnrlne gunner at l'ensacoln, Flu., was killed when his plane crashed at tho naval air station there, Rengan formerly resided In Medford, and later made his home in Portland. Mra. Rougun, who survives him, was formerly Miss Nellie Cox, an Instructor In Medford high school. Hho Is a graduate of tho University of Oregon. Hoth Mr. and Mra. Heagaii were well known hore. LONG ISLAND SOUND RUM SHIP CAPTURED NEW LONDON, Conn., June 10. (At Laden with liquor valued at $25,000, the gas screw yacht Whis pering Winds of Bridgeport, wns captured today In Long' Island Hound, north of Plum Island, after being halted by gunfire from a coast guard patrol boat. ftftmOftan n1vrtlHln eeln rwiuitli ome DAWES COMPLAINT ON E FEET WASHINGTON, June 19. Ambamtador Dawei quip that a diplomnt'a life ! 'eay on the bruin but hell on the feet" got another comeback today this time from. Henry P. Fletcher for mer ambaiuMtdor to Italy and Bel gium and now chairman of the tariff commlmlon. - ' '-. - "Jt nil depends on whether you umo your head or your feot' . Mr. Fletcher said. - , i . , ... i 4 v KJiled In Vnuh V TACOMA. June , U.4ff) Wil liam Peterson of Fife was killed, and Idr, Iva J. Saylor of Frlne vllleft Ore-.,, and . T. .''A. ' Beala ; of Olympia, Injured when two au'tb- blle collided on the Port Lewis highway near here last nljrht. Mrs. Saylor was a pamenger lrt Beals' car. i . ' - -v - .-. . . .' '. I- .-1 UL-LUf: I LZZ3 ' '" 1 -y-fu 1 v ', 1 1 i .-j 'Father's Day, Sunday, June 21' Sp j o i n the Merry Throng of Gift Givers and make Father's Day a happy one for "Him" GLOVER PAJAMAS Why not give Dad a ault or two of "Glover" pajamas? Qlovar pa Jamaa, are tha kind men like. They are full-cut and tailored from faat-colorad fabric in both plain and fanoy patterns. Middy or eoat style, and tha trouaers have tha famoua Glover adjust able alaatlo walat , band,; A pajama of real comfort. $175 $A95 Shirts for Dad Dad would Ilka a new ahlrtl Es pecially If it'a an Airman Shirt craft, Theae fine garmante coma In aaaorted colore finely tailored from faat colored broadcloth and Imported 'paplln. They ara guar anteed not to shrink and ara full cut. - $1.95 Holeproof Hose . H 0 a I a r y la aomathlng ' Father alwaya fergeta to buy, ao give him two. or three pair of Holeproof Hoae aa your gift to 'Him ' on Fathara Day. 35 to $1.00 pr. Araset Grad Underwear for Men What Father, i young or old; would net Ilka a ault or two of ARASET OMAO I NDERWEAR. Thla fine tumrntr underwear la made of beat quallt y ribbed rayon. Tha ahirta and ahorta match and they coma in a won. darful assortment of cool sum mar ahadea. $1.95 set Sues SO to 42 X rn rr-i r 'THE. STORE 0l-6-67 Father's Day Cards at 5c, 10c, 15c ea. . STATIONERY SECTION .'MAIN FLOOR Marin's Annual Jiine SILK New Oakbrook SILK HOSE Have you tried a pair of theae new "Oak brook" atllk atockinga yet? If not do ao at once. Wa think they are about tha beat hoae value In Medford. They are full-ffaahoned, pure silk chiffon-weight and have a dainty plcot top and narrow French heel. $149 A $1.65 Value X Children's Lisle Ankle Sox in All Sizes and Assorted Patterns, 39c Toddle Dresses Adorable little Toddle Dress es for little girls from 1 to 3 years old. Theae darling little frocks coma with and wlthut pantlea, and are well made from fast-colored fine-quality dimity, voile, organdie and dainty prints. Organdie, lace and hand-work trlma. A real 1.19 value. , SPECIAL $100 x Smart Cape Skin GLOVES These smart capeakln gloves In white or eggshell ara quite tha glove for aummer. They are In the popular 4-button gauntlet atyla and ara wash able. $2.98 'IS FOR EVERYBODY . ' y S AIE Thousands of ' Summer Silks Now on Sale at Sensational Reductions pr. mm Women's & Misses r Fine Rayon BLOOMERS Theae splendid quality bloomera for both woman and misses come well made from soft finish, close weave rayon In all "the good sum mer shades. A real value at this extra low price. 49 c - I j : ' Regular 69c values bur Infants' Section Main Floor New White BAGS Tha Bag aection announcea a new ahipment of good looking white bags at $2.95. These art In un-dir-irm and pouch atyla with and without tip per fasteners. ' $2.95 Mann's - Main Aisle , - u EE Deicorate the Beach or Tank with these Newest Swimming Accessories Half tha apert of awlmming la In hsvlna th m.r wltl th. modern dimming wardrobe if todaT New fuVVi?! "? "V"" ioy h,t grown-ups. Fantastic rubber horses, dogs, dolls' nlrdi. . in . 9 or bo,h "tn nd water toy. are now on display and sal. ., m," n', , theygVr.rnoV!!xS.n.W.nl,r,,t'nB Two Sizes 50c and $1.00 Beach Shoes 49 to 91.75 Dress Event Saturday at MANN'S $12.50 DRESSES $095 In the two sensational price groups quoted above are the aeason'a amartest dreaaes, priced at a fraction of their real value. A real opportunity to get just the dress you : want at a greater aavlng. ... In the $9.95 group are chlffona with and without jacketa. Smart ailk prints and love ly aport shantunga. The chiffons all have silk sllpo. Sizes 14 to 20. The S16.95 group consists of one-and two piece dresses and three-piece silk ensembles in light and dark ahades, polka dots and prlnta. The materlale are ahantung, wash crepes and other smart silks. Half and regu lar sizes. - Shantung Dresses SC95 A new ahipment of theae . popular all-silk shantung dresses for summer wear. Theae are In cool pastel ahades and white. Stylea are sleeveless and cap sleeve with flare or pleat ed akirta. Sizea 14 to 44. DRESS SHOP - SECOND FLOOR Flannel and Kerami Jackets Thla la a jacket aeason, so why not enjoy one of these smart little coats? Especially when they cost so little! We are now showing new flannel jackets In navy, white and red In double-breasted style. Also smart Kerami Jackets in eggshell, white, and black. CHOICE $6.95 Swimming Suits Women's and Misses' $2.50 Wool Swim Suits for $1.95 Children's Swim Suits from 95c to $3.75 MANN'S - SECOND FLOOR off A sensational Clearance aale of ehlldren'a beautiful aprlna '" r'AmS. V?'' the Juvenile on the second floor. Smart tweeds and broadcloth models In sports and dress styles. Sizes 7 to 14 years. P q : Regular $10.95 Coats-Special '$7.30 Regular $ 8.95 Coats-Spceial S5.95 ; Regular $ 7.95 Coats-Special S5.30 ' Regular $ 5.95 Coats Special $3,977 Children's Wash Dresses C.hlLd.?', 7" t0 14-VMr i wash frocks at 11.95 value. These consist of voiles, organdie, prints, dotted Swiss, and fine . batists. All the newest summer styles and they are fast color. JUVENILE SHOP - SECOND FLOOR Water Wings 35 pair -'l ' MANN'S MAIN FLOOR $29.50 DRESSES $195 JLHJ Jantzen and Columbia Knit When you buy a Jantzen or Colum blaknit swimming ault you know you are getting the best suit In the world. We are now showing these two Pop ular makea In all the newest one- and two piece stylea in all col ore and comblnationa. Come to Mann'a for . that hew swim suit. $350 $700 On Kiddies Spring COATS $J95 Swim Caps 10 to 95