Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 29, 1931, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text. -i-vnT nn-iAr 111 1 1 IJ'CJ'ri ATT B V U'l'UlM L"L 90 1Q3T MEDFORD MATTi KJUii, .mij.e viw, Utti-uu, -.--.x, --- - i n 1 1 1 ta nrni nT nnin KAY UrtKIVlll KUUJ NOT MONEY, SAY RED CROSS HEADS Conference Speakers Urge United Effort One Agency Less Gas to ' Tourists Large Roll Call Numbers; Work not charity to eropha- slted again yesterday afternoon , immolate need tor relief of ' the poor In the dosing session ot the fiftieth anniversary regional conference of thej American Bed Cross. All speakers of the day urged Red Croaa workers from cities of southwestern Oregon ana norcnorn - California to instruct the publlo not to give money and food ' transients or other members of the treat unemployed population witn- out giving them the opportunity to work for the same. Adoption of a central lnder sys tem, which will provide for regis tration of all In need of food and clothing, and keep a record of those giving work in return for what they receive from Red Cross headquarters or back doors, was ad vised. . Should Have Work. Distribution of gasoline and money to applicants without demanding something in payment, national. Pa cific coast and state officials pointed out. only tends to demoralize the ' needy. To help a man retain bis aelf-respeot, they declared, be should be allowed and required to work for what he receives. Plans lor tne approacnmg 1011 erson arrested over the campaign were given much space J J'Xwt.H-h ball bond, on the P? Z "up with the police at the time s r"p jse raj of Medford, which are not inciuaea Radio Program KMED (Mall Tribune-Virgin Station) Tuesday P. M. 5 to Lewis Super station; Where to Go; News and Markets by Mall Tribune. ' t to 7 Phllco; KMED presenta tion. ' 7 to 8 Happiness Train; Cecil and Sally; Modem Plumbing and Sheet Metal Co. 8 to 8 All request program. Wednesday A. M. 7:55 to 8 Breakfast Broadcast of news by Mall Tribune,- 8 to B Treasure Box. 8 to 10 Friendship Circle by Economy Groceteria; Isaacs Store; Pet Milk. 10 Weather Forecast. 10 to 11 Plllsbury Flour. 11 to 12 Snlder's Dairy; Burel- son's Ladles Wear. P. M. 13 to I Oregon Theatre aume; Pierce Auto Freight Line; news flashes by MsU Tribune. 1 to 2 Cupp Furniture Co. a to 8:80 Novelty World Bookman. P. M. 4:30 to 5 KMED presentation. 5 to 6 Proeperlgraphs by Med ford Chamber of commerce, Western Auto Supply; .Where to Do; news and markets by Mall tribune. - 8 to 7 Mutual Mill; Firestone. 7 to 8 Happiness Train; Cecil and Bally; Citrus soap. 8 to 8 All Request Program., FOUR FORFEIT BAIL BY NON-APPEARANCE In the community chest will be organized In the near future. Local officials expressed Intentions to carry the drive this year Into communi' ties which In the past have not been solicited Concentration Needed. Need for concentration of relief ' work waa also emphasized through out the conference. Communities were asked to co-operate by each oaring for Its own poor. Increased relief agencies are not needed, the Bed Cross leaders stated. The work ean be carried out more efficiently from the standpoint of the poor and the contributors through a central ized agency. ' Those speaking on the afternoon program were J, O. Thompson, cnair man of the Jackson county ohapter, nd Ralnh Carlson, first aid and life saving field representative of the American Red Cross. Meseagea were also brought to the crowd again by speakers of the morning session. A. L. Sohafer, manager of the Pa elflo branch; Dr. William DeKlelne, medical assistant to the vloe-chalr- man: Miss Allda J. Blgelow, field representative; Miss Mary Annln, executive secretary of Lane county, nd Miss Elisabeth McKlnley, field ' director of the naval hospital at Bremerton. Among members of the California . delegation returning to their homea today are Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Lock wood of Requa and Ruth A. Bark low and Rev. Oharlea D. Miller "of the Siskiyou ohapter. Mrs. Lock- wood Is president of the Del Norte eountv ohapter. Miss Bemow, retary, and Rev. Miller president of the Siskiyou county chapter, 1 In court yesterday for trial, as fol lows: R. B. Smith, arrested on tno street mith three bottles of moonshine, for belrur drunk and disorderly, 350; O Kendall, reckless driving, 810, and Tom Llnch, drunk and ms' orderly, 810; Virgil Swansoni driving car with four in tne iront bom, 110, BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Lucas, a daughter, at the Community hospi tal Monday night. ; ONE OPINION GIVEN BY SUPREME COURT SALEM, Sept. 29. (AP) In the only opinion handed down by the Oregon supreme court today, a mo tion to dismiss an appeal in the of . M. Peck vs. Qeorge Ross, appeal from Deschutes oounty, was denied. E DECLARES GRIEVE TILLER TO TRAIL In speaking of the crowded school conditions at the Prospect school, which necessitates a staff of ten teachers for the over 300 pupils be cause of the Influx of Copco ditch workers with their famines in tnat district, James E. Orleve while In the city from the Prospect resort late yesterday afternoon said: Xbla Influx has turned our usuax aulet community somewhat topsy turvy. Housing conditions cannot meet the demand now tnat cooler weather has set In. Everything hab itable has been taken In our com munity. "Why, I have converted all my tourist tent bouses temporarily Into snug cabins placed stoves and win- dowa In them which are rented to Copco workers at 815 a month. X have 40 of these small structures rented now, and could rent many more If I bad them. Many workers with their families are still camped in the surrounding woods In the district and I dont know what they are going to do- how they will get along when the cold and rain comes. 'This coming storm," said Mr. Orleve looking upwards (the rain downpour bad not yet started) "may drive a number or tnem out xrom their flimsy habitations in the woods. However, I doubt It, They may remain, children and all for the moBt part, either because they can not well help themselves, or because the parents do not care. All will want to hang onto their Jobs and be as near the latter as possible. 'We cannot plan very far ahead- Some time ago I erected a email building to be used by the Copco employes as a pool and card, or club room. I have turned 11 over, instead, to the school authorities to be used as an additional school room. "This 'etorm when It breaks and others following it, however, may drive some of the people with school children camped In the woods away from the district, and thereby de crease the school congestion. That is only problematical. We ahall see w.hat we shall see, and In the mean time we have to provide the best schooling conditions possible under the circumstances." j0CALS From the Bear state Temporaty guests from California at local hotels Include Mr. and M.S. Gilbert Psynes, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Simmons, Mr. and Mra. Albert Kempfer, Mr, and Mrs. J. M. Burke, Dr. M. A. Mellan thln, Mr. and Mrs. Jack James, Mrs. H. F. Fowler of Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs. H. P. HUlard of Sacramento; Mra. Ethelyn Webb of South Pasadena; Mrs. L. 0. Kempfer of Hollywood; Miss Jessie V. Kolb of San Diego; Pete Barness and family of Redondo Beach; Mr. and Mrs. E. 8. Dixon of San Francisco. Initial steps have been taken by the residents of southern Douglas county for the formation of district, for construction or tne Douglas county unit of tha TlUer Tratl road. Tha federal road bureau and forest service constructed a por tion of the road this summer. Doug las county hopes to have the legal preliminaries completed, so that work can be started next spring. Jackson county's share In the route Is still pending, following the filing of a petition last summer by 33 pro perty owners of the district asking that an election for the voting ot a special road levy be called. The Jack son county cost for tne roeo wouia matter of special levy la scheduled for attention at the annual road levy elections to be held In November. The Tiller-Trail road would shorten the distance between the Crater Lake highway and Portland by approxi mately 40 miles, and eliminate the crooked est stretch on the Pacific highway and several mountain climbs. , The finishing touches on the Cra ter Lake highway widening and straightening between the Butte Falls Junction hill and Trail are now underway. The stretch was oiled and sanded last week. Following a conference with the county court yesterdsy, A. O. Clark, who recently atarted plans for the resumption of operations at the nriin mine In the Qold Hill dis trict, and Frank H. Ray. of the Ray Gold Realty company. agi .t todav ana wor m piu whereby the road to mo mm. coma be used.' It crosses i by the Ray Interests, and Is the only ingress. Ray told the county court he Is willing to permit the use of the road, but there are certain de tails to be arranged. Clark intends to operate the mine, and employ IB men. or more, if con. dltlons warrant. He has four men working at the property now. , An old man Is able to hold a place In industry if he owns the Industry. Weston (Ore.) Leader. VOCIETV O .... j rL.i.JL una kjhius Return From Vacation In British Columbia. Mr. and Mrs. Corbln Edgell and Mrs. Black Preston motored back to Medford the first ot the week from Victoria. B. C, where Mesdames Edgell and Preston, wltn Mrs. Lincoln McCormaok Joined Mr. Edgell'a hunt ing party for a holiday on return from Caribou oamp. In the party were Messrs. Edgell, McCormack and Austin Corbln. Mr. and Mrs. Me cormnck and Mr. Corbln are re turning to their homea In the east. Ths snortsmen report no game nag ged, but some fine catches of fish In the northern country. TOO LATE .TO CLASSIFY FOR RKNT Unfurnished house on S. Riverside. Tel. 849-J. 10 PER LB. Chinook and Red , King salmon, exceptional opportun. nv to can vour winters supply. Wonderful fish and wonderful prices. Wednesday only. The gen uine article, not silvers or hump back. Ivy St. Fish Market. WANTED To trade city property for what have vou. Box 344a. M. r FOR SALE 40 or 80 acres of good wood land, close in, on gooa roeo C. A. Dcvoe. WANTRD Loan of tlOOO.OO to 2,000 00 on lt mortgage on or be fore Dec. 1st. B 8144, Mall tri bune. POR RENT 8-room house. 704 W 3nd. Call 1104-W. WANTED Small wood range, price. Box 8284, Trlbun FOR EXCHANGE Attractive -room home at 113 Cottage St. Double constructed, large lot, 81x338, Boar creek bottom soil suitable for gar dening to trade for 3-room home. Charloa R. Kay. Realtor, Medford Bldg. Phone 303. FOR SALE Wheat, also shelled com, last year's crop. Small delivery charge lor quantity. Phone eaa-J-4 Otto Nledermeyer. FOR RENT 4-roora modern houei with range on Haron St. Inquire 817-W, and. 8-ROOM furnished house, close In East Side, electric range, garage isMEuaiJR .ODAVS Wednesday & Thursday Mens Work Pants Extra Special for Double Dollar Day at Mann's. Oood quality molsakln and ootton mixed trou sers. Just the thing for work or semi-dress wear. Valuea up to 84.00 a pair. Your choice of broken sizes 3 Day. Pair Men's Dress Hose Men's and young men's genuine Holeproof hose In fancy silk patterns selling regularly from 70o to 31.00 a pair. Slzee 10 to 13. Extra special for our big double 3 Days Wednesday and Thursday, 1. -2 for Men's Broadcloth Shirts Men's and young men'a fine quality broadcloth shirts In fast plain colors and novelty weaves. Slaea are from 14Vi to 17 In white, blue, tan and green. All are Individually wrapped In eel lohpane. Your choice 8 Day Men's Neckties A 3 Day Bale of neckwear you won't forget! Oood assortment of rich patterns and colors In well tailored full length wool lined Ilea that sell regularly tor 31.00. Your choice 3 Day. 80c each or 8 tor 31.00. -2 for M. BOYS' COTTON UNION SUITS Boys' 4 to 18 years else cotton union suits In medium weight long sleeve, ankle length style. These good onions are regu lar 880 value. Extra special for our big double 8 Days Wed nesday and Thursday. Choice while they last 2 for $1.00 MEN'S SECTION... MANN'S Bags $1.00 Women's genuine suede, calf akin and reptile hand bags In brown, black, green, blue, gray nd tan, with and without Uppers. A real value A this 8 Day price. Handkerchiefs 12 for $1.00 Our regular 8 for 7So all pure linen, fast colored bordered handkerchiefs at the extra spe cial 8 Diy price of 8100 a doz en. Buy a dozen now while the price Is so low. Coty's. Dusting Powder A genuine 83 00 box of the fa mous "Coty's" dusting powder for only 31. This Is Just half the price tor this fine after bath powder. box PURITAS Sanitary Napkins Regular 39c pkg. 3 "packages (tl on day P MAIN FLOOR 100 new sty Wash Frocks in Guaranteed Past Colored Prints and other over p at terns. All sizes, from . 14 to 52. On Sale Tomorrow Manns Wash Dress Dept., 2nd Floor Sweaters Womens and Children's All Wool Sweaters in good-looking styles and colcors. Choice tomorrow rens Child; wasn rro New Fall Wash Dresses for girls from 7 to 14 ySars. All are guaranteed fast color $ Day Underwear Barg Hand Made Gown Women's and misses' hand-made gowns of fine quality n.inunV mH thev are embroidered In dainty deslgne. Col ors to choose from are pink, white, peach and nlle. sizes. Special for 3 Day French Pants and Shorts Women's and misses' French pants and shorts of fine quality rayon. These popular garments come in ii' ored and lace trimmed atyles In all shades, at the price quoted below. 3 Pair for $1.00 Bandeaus and Brassieres in Brocacde and Rayon. All sizes ... $ Day, 2 for $1.00 ains $ 1 cV A real value Full or 3A Size Mattress Covers $1.00 Ea. 81x99 Colored Hem Bed Sheets 86-inch Outing Flannel yards $1.00 42x36-inch Pillow Cases 8 for $1.00 18x36-inch Turk Towels 7 for $1.00 36-inch Bleached Muslin 10 yds. $1.00 42- or 45-inch Pillow Tubing tt yards $1.00 Day Sale of HOSE Women's Silk Chiffon Women's and misses' pur. silk full raantoned lirrance cniuon boae. A plcot top, Hal. toot, French heel hose in the new ' shsdes. Choice New Adjustable Silk Chiffon Hose The new edjustabls full fashioned aii-sux cnu- i j fon hose. A plcot top stocking with three C I Smart Bemberg Mesh Hose Women's and misses' smart bemberg and lisle . j mesh hose A full fashioned stocking with I C I fancy top and snug fitting foot. Regular 31.3S P I value. Your choice tor Double 3 Day per pair I Children's School Stockings Children's derby rlbbod long wearing cotton atocktngs In the popular tan ahsdes. These good looking school hose come in all sites and are regular 30 and 3 So values. Tour choice for Dollar Day 6 Pair for $1.00 adjustable lengtha. New French heel and all the rich autumn shades. Your choice per pair Our regular 31.25 all-wool knit sweat era tor kiddles up to S years of age. These oome in etlp-on and coat atyle In a good assortment of vim winter colors. Your choice for 3 Day Kiddies' Sweaters Kiddies' Jersey Suits . All wool Jersey suits for little boys from 3 to 8 years old. These come in cunning two piece styles In red, tan, blue and navy. Regular 31.19 value. Kiddies' Rayon Shorts and Panties 2 for $1. Curtains and Cretonne 2-yd. 45-inch Net Panels $1.00 Ea. 36-in. Colorful Cretonne O yards $1.00 Ruffled Curtains $1 Fair a road be between 310,000 and 3ia.ouu. me isanaeo wee. -- - -z Wednesday charges go on your October Statement, Billed November First Vsl Wednesday & Thursday at Manns $S1 I 1 e . : ' 80xl05-inch r "g a t-v i '. P BedSpreads EPS $?ay'S Jllk $1 DRESSES ' lli fe mmm SS . . I'Mm .tvu m. ' fcV&Ltl immm aPS $1-00 Ea- U AA A I MAIN FLOOR GENUINE FRENCH BERETS The ideal Beret for school wear. Your choice $ Day HAT SHOP SECOND FLOOR $ 1 00 J(anri&tpaAtmad(Dtm$ f "THE, STORE FOR EVEPVBOOV J "THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY CMONtec-4e7 two. Yard Goods 36-in. Rayons 3 yards $1. 39-in. Slip Satin 2 yards $1. 36-in. Silk Pongee 3 yards $1. 36-in Buty Chyne 2 yards $1. MAIN FLOOR call a&j-w.