PSGE FOURTEEN1
MEDFORD ItXIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1932.
Seeks Clemency
JULY
C Q. E A-DB A fol CE
OF GOLDEN STATE
PLACE ON BALLOT
Proponents of Plan File Peti
tions in Time 13 Meas
, ures Will Be Voted On
' In November Election
6ALEM, July 8. VP) Thirteen
measures, of which five wo conati
tutlonal amendments, three referen
dum and Ave initiative, will be on
Uie ballot for voters next November,
The list Includes the college consoli
dation measure which furnished the
dramatics during the closing daya of
the filing. ' The statutory limit to
complete petitions for the ballot end-
ad at ft o'clock last night.
The consolidation measure provides
tor the Joining of the University of
Oregon and state college at Corral
Kj. establishment of a teachers1 train
ing college at Eugene, abandonment
' the normal school plant at Mon
mouth and conversion of the Normal
schools at lAGrande and Ashland In
to Junior colleges. The University
lav reboot would be transferred to
Salem.
Meier Program TJp.
Governor Meler'a tax and debt con'
trol program, also on the ballot, ln
dudes one proposod constitutional
amendment and two Initiative meas
ures. The constitutional amendment
la an enabling act giving authority
to limit tax levies and bond Issues
under general law.
One of the initiative measures aa
thorlzes the creation of tax euper
Tlslng and conservation boards In
each county through appointment by
the governor.
The measure empowers these boards
to review budgets made by tax levy
ing bodies and reduoe and eliminate
items by unanimous vote.
The other Initiative measure pro
Tides for lncresaing the rate- of the
personal Income tax from S to 8 per
cent, affecting tne higher nracaew,
and reducing certain exemptions.
Power Amendment In.
Completed petitions for the State
Orange water power amendment were
among the last to reach the state
department.' This amendment relates
to the control and development of
water power and water power sites,
both by the state and the state In
conjunction with the federal gov
ernment. Another Initiative measure was
sponsored by the Oregon Highway
Protective association, of which Os
wald West of Portland la president.
Tn measure provides for the classi
fication of busses and trucks, wit
relation to we!ghtt and Increases t
fees.
Repeal of the state prohibition
laws Is provided In an initiative maa
ure sponsored by Harry B. Crltchlow
of Portland.
Voter Measure Completed.
Three of the proposed constitu
tional amendments were referred to
the voters through resolutions adopt
ed by the 1931 legislature. Probably
the most Important of these Is known
as the taxpayers voting qualification
amendment referred by the legislature
tnta all persons voting on tax levies
and bond issues shall be taxpayers,
Another proposed constitutional
mandment referred by the legislature
authorizes criminal trials without
Juries by consent of the aocused per
son.
The third proposed amendment
, provides that the 4 per cent limita
tion provision may be applied to
levies of any one of three previous
years, instead of the preceding year,
Rogue Bill Included.
One of the three referendum hills
la directed at the 1031 legislative act
which prohibits commercial fishing
on the Rogue river.
Another referendum measure at
tacks the 1931 legislative act provid
ing a tax of 10 cents a pound on
all oleomargarine manufactured and
old In the state of Oregon.
The third referendum la directed
at the legislative act appropriating
81,883,000 for the support of the
higher educational Institutions. Al
though Governor Meier vetoed 1900,
000 for the appropriation, the refer
endum attacks the entire amount.
f r t I
AMMOtut4 P.ai Psete
Scientists have asked authorities
for clemency for John E. Melllah
(above) or St, Charles. III. Indict
ed on a charge of attacking a 15
y oar-old girl, because they say he
la a leading specialist In the art of
grinding lensea for giant telescopes.
SQUAR
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NEEDY FAMILIES;
T
Contributed
Many needy people have been car
ed for through the Foursquare com.
mlasary located at 401 East 8th street,
yet numbers have been turned away
on account of Inadequate supplies.
Many sad cases present themselves
dsiiy.
It Is through kind hearted.cltlzena
aa well aa business firms who are
making this work possible from day
to aay.
One large family has come to our
attention where the children were
compelled to wear wool dresses these
bot summer days, because they did
not have any thing else in the house
to wear and barely anything to eat.
The report of the commissary from
June 1st to June 80th:
Qlven to needy families, 103 readv-
tc-wear garments; 18 pairs shoes; 48
boxes of groceries. ,
The need of the commlssarv Is mat
for your donations.
F,
SLASHED BY S. P.
In keeping with the trend of the
tlmrs for lower prices, Southern Pa
cific will make radical reductions In
fares between 8. P. points In Ore
gon, effective dally from now until
September 80, according to A. 8.
Rosenbaum, district freight and pas
senger agent.
These reductions will apply on both
one-way and round-trips, the latter
currying a return limit of 18 days.
Tickets will be good for trsvai in
coaches and reclining chair cars only
and 80 pounds of baggage will be
checked free on adult tickets, 38
pounds on half-faro tickets.
As an example of reductions to be
made. Mr. Rosenbaum said the one
way fare between here and Portland
would be cut to 88.70 and the round
trip to 810.78, with similar reduc
tions to outer Southern Pacific
points.
ARROWHEAD HOT SPRINGS. CaU
July 7-(p From a wheel chair.
cushioned with pillows, Almee Mc
pherson Hutton, Los Angeles evan
gelist, denounced purveyors of rumor
that all waa not well between herself
and David Hutton, her husband.
"If people would only let us alone
my marriage would be the- happiest
In the world," she exclaimed.
Two loads 18-ln. green slabs, 84.89.
Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 831,
PREDICTS REPEAL
"The people meant well on prohlbt.
tlon. But It didn't work. I've always
been for temperance, and I've always
been a wet." Prank C. Jordan, secre
tary of state In California and dean
of state secretaries', turned to the
"paramount Issue of the day," dur
ing a short chat In Med ford this
morning, while en route to the North
west Pur Trading ranch above Pros
pect, where he's going to surrender
to the call of bis favorite sport and
catch some trout.
"The election's going to be a hot
one In California this year. And the
wet and dry question Is going to play
a big part," Secretary Jordan, a Jovial
man, nearly 73 years, whose alert
brown eyes precede his Hps in the
act of smiling, continued. "The win
ner, I'm not predicting. But Mc
Adoo Is a power down there, and the
people have seen enough of prohlbl
tlon, and they're going to do some
thing about It. I think their eyes
have been opened."
Turning to state affairs he chuck-
led, over the Meier-How automobile
fuss. "We don't bother with auto
licenses In my department any more,'
he explained. 'They're a nuisance.
We have a separate department for
that and we re all friends in Cali
fornia. I used to fight with Hiram
Johnson, but that's all over now. And
I stood the gaff. I've been secretary
of state for 23 years, tvhe longest term
for any man In the United States.
I've found that team work pays. Gov
ernor James Rolph, Jr., Is one of the
kindest men In the world.
"Politics these days are cleaner
than they were when I went Into
them In '84. A man to be a success
ful politician must have attributes.
He must be as human in the political
game as In any other If he wants to
succeed.
"This is my first trip into southern
Oregon and my third real vacation
In 23 years," Secretary Jordan ex
claimed, "and if I don't catch some
fUh, lfa going to be tough for Ray
Gllllland. I think the Rogue River
valley is beautiful and I'm crazy
about fishing. There's no better way
ox forgetting your troubles than
whipping a mountain stream. No
telephones, no wires, no bother. I'm
going to have a grand time."
Mr. Jordan Is Interested with Ray
C. Gllllland, manager of the Fur
Trading ranch. In the establishment
of a large trout hatchery at the hunt
ing and fishing retreat and will give
some time to business relative to the
venture before returning to his native
state, California.
Rev. Beatty To
Preach Sunday
Dr. Beatty, pastor of the First Pres
byterian church of Wenatchee, Wash.,
will preach In the Presbyterian
church .Sunday morning. Or. and
Mrs. Beatty are known by several
Medford people and are being enter
tained In many homes while In the
city.
ALMOST
FLAT ON
HER BACK
Actios bsdcl Will
it never i top? She's
nearly desperate.
LyJit E Pinkhatn'g
Vegetable Com
pound bat relievo!
''feminine troubles'
for over JO years.
3
Special
Vacation
for
Days
BRIMMED
FABRIC HATS
THAT ARE WHITE
Small Brims
Wider Brims
All Head Sizes
$295
NEW CHALK FELTS
EXTRA fc 1 QC
SPECIAL $ I y.J
Millinery 2nd Floor
July Clearance of
HOSIERY
The final clearance of this group
of women's and misses' hose. In
this lot are rayon and silk and
cotton and silk mesh. The for
mer values are up to $1,00 pair.
Your choice tomorrow at Mann's
3 Pair for $ 1
Chair Pads
In the notion department tomor
row you can buy cretonne cov
ered chair pads for 19c each. They
are ideal for porch, cabin, boat or
breakfast nook. Regular 25c each.
1 9C ea.
Six for $1.00
July Clearance of
Kuppenheimer
Suits for Men
Men, your attention Is called to
this unusual sale of Kuppen
heimer suits. In the showing .are
, 140.00 Crusaders, 950.00 Famous
Flftys and 60 00 Trojan Weavee.
All three genuine Kuppenheimer
models. -The finest money can
buy. All sizes and good patterns.
$40 to $60 Values
$245.0
Boys' Wash Suits
July Clearance of boys' 4 to 9
year aire wash suits at 79c each.
These are genuine Tom Sawyer and
Fruit of the Loom suits made of
broadcloth and poplin. All are
fast color.
$1.50 to
$2.50 Val.
79'
Men's Dress Pants
A new value In men', finest
quality dress pants. These are
tailored from all wool flannel In
white, tan and light gray, sizes
are SO to 43 waist.
5.
pair'
Men's Dress Sox
Men's super quality rayon and
silk dress hose In assorted pat
terns and eludes. These sox are
regular J Jo and SSc values and
have a lone wearing reinforced
high heel, sires 10 to 13.
2 Pair
For 35c
19
Wen's long wearing dra hose of
rayon and cotton at ISo pair.
These come in assorted patterns
and shades and sell regularly foe
19c. Sires from 10 to 11.
15
2 Pair
Tor 25c
Don't miss our July Clearance Sale
this year! Hundreds have taken
advantage of the sensational values
and hundreds will do so tomorrow!
All $9.95 Spring Coats On Sale for $4.98
All $18.00 Spring Coats On Sale for $9.00
All $27.50 Spring Coats On Sale for $13.75
White Swagger Summer Coats Special for $6.95
Regular $19.75 Silk Dresses Are Now $9.88
Regular $27.50 Silk Dresses Are Now $13.75
Regular $35.00 Silk Dresses Are Now $1 7.50
Regular $39.50 Silk Dresses Are New $19.75
Also Many Better Silk Frocks at One-Third Offl
Another Big Sale of
Wash Frocks
Tomorrow In the wash dress section you will
find 200 fast colored wash frocks for women
and children at 60c each. These come In good
styles and patterns and are up to $1.98 In
value. Come early and get your pick.
Your Choice
Tomorrow
50
Also In the wash dress section tomorrow you
will find another group of women's wash
frocks at 1.00. A beautiful lot of this sea
son's best styles In fast colored prints and
sheers. All sizes to select from.
Your Choice
Tomorrow
$ 1 00
A new shipment of women's and misses' hot i
weather frocks of fast color tub fabrics suit
able for street and afternoon wear. These (
cool summer dresses come In advanced styles '
and are ft marvelous value.
Your Choice
i omorrow
$ 98
Women's Wool
Swim Suits
Women's and misses' all
wool swim suits in the
season's most popular
styles and colors for
?t $1.50 suit. These are
regular $1.95 values.
$1.50
New Organdie
DRESSES
A group of new organdie
frocks In sizes 14 to 20
at $5.95. These dresses
are Ideal for party wear.
Very special at this low
clearance price. -
$5.95
Wash Blouses
A group of our regular .
$1.00 wash blouses for
60c tomorrow at Mann's.
These are of linen, pique,
dimity and batiste. Good
atyles and sires.
Children's Wash Frocks at $1.79 5 0c ea,
$6.95 SILK DRESSES
Another big; sale Saturday of those wonderful
"Ohula" crepe silk frocks at $3.95. These
are in lovely prints over light and., dark
grounds. The styles are suitable for either
miss or matron. Choice tomorrow
$395
$19.75 SILK DRESSES
A sensational dress value tomorrow at Mann's.
Regular $19.75 silk frocks for $12.50. New
chiffons for summer days. Cool prints and
other charming dresses at this one low price.
Those all have silk slips.
MANN'S SECOND FLOOR
$125.0
CHILDREN'S PAJAMAS and SLACKS
Special tomorrow In the kiddles' section on the main floor. Chil
dren's play and sleeping pajamas and slacks of fast colored broad
cloth, suiting and pique. These are In print and plain In one
and two-piece styles. The elsea are 1 to 10, the 1 to 0 sires have
little jackets and hats to match. Regular raluet up to $1.98. No
refunds or exchanges.
Mann's July Clearance Sale
59
c
ea.
Children's Cool Summer Dresses
Special tomorrow In the kiddles dept. on the main floor. Chtl
dren's cool summer dresses of fine quality voiles, dimities, lawns.
organdies and fast color print. The sizes are 1 to 6 years. Regu
lar Taluea up to $1-98. All salea final. No exchanges or refunds.
Mann's July Clearance Sale
;$25
011
July Sale of
Summer Fabrics
36-inch Mesh
Think of It, 38-inch mesh fab
rics for only 25c yard. This sensa
tional special Includes plain and
fancy meshes up to 79c per yard
for this low price. All the season's
most popular shades and weaves
25Cyd.
36-inch Swisses
Our regular stock of 36-lnch dot
ted and figured swlss and fine
chiffon voiles for 29c yard. These
cool summer fabrics are regular
up to 49c. A real clearance value
29
yd.
Lawns and Voiles
Another group of beautiful sum
mer materials at 19c yard. This
lot consists of 36-lnch printed
lawns, voiles, batiste and sheer
dimity. Regular values up to 39c
19
yd.
$1.95 Silk Crepes
A clearance of lovely quality crepe
ondese and billowy crepe for
1.19 yard. These beautiful silk
crepes sre a supreme dress fabrlo
and sell regular for 1.95 yard.
$1.19yd.
STATIONERY
Montag's famous gramercy Ilnea
stationery consisting of 60 sheets
of paper. Value 25c and 3 packages
of matching envelopes, SOc value,
total 45c. Your choice complete
A 45c
Value
29
Fabric Gloves
Women'a and misses' single wov
en fabric gloves In plain slip-on
and one-button styles. These are
In either white or eggshell.
A 59c
Value
29CP,
Mello GIo Satin
RIBBON
A July clearance of mello-glo sat
in ribbon at 10c per bolt. This
handy lingerie ribbon comes la
widths of 1, 1. 3. 3, and S. Col
ors are blue. gray, green, rose, and
pink. Each bolt la full 10 yards.
1 OC per Bolt
$1.00 Scarfs 29
PAJAMAS
Women's and misses' print pa
jamas at 1.49. These are In one
and two-piece styles and made
from fine quality fast-colored
print. All sizes to select from.
Values
$1.49
Women's and misses' fast-color
print pajamas at 89c a pair. These
good-looking colorful summer gar
ment come in either one- or two-
piece styles.
$1.98
Values
89
Odd Table Cloths
A July clearance of J4x54-lnch
and 54i70-lnch odd table cloths
for 49c each. These are regular
up to 1.00. All have colorful borders.
49
ea.