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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 16, 1932)
PXGE EIGHT BEDFORD MSTL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, 5TJGUST 16, 1932. ADDED TO RELIEF Winter garden plans are the latest ajMlHnn In th food conservation program, moving rapidly forward In Jackson county under tne leaderanip ox me women a qiviaiou oi ine ouu' ty Unemployment Relief council, ac cording to announcement today. Mrs rinnM r-tarV "hnfrman fit fnnri rim. uraaHnn In Mevlfnrrf. anrl Mrs. flam McNalr, chairman of the Aahland women's division, both appointed Dy Mrs. A. E. Reames; are making great progress toward providing food for the Jobless. Information on winter gardening was gleaned yesterday irom B. O. Fowler, county agent. Planting of fall and winter veget ables Is encouraged by Mr. Fowler as a great aid to solving oi tne iwu problem. Head lettuce, which pro Tides the much needed vitamins, lis recommended as a good fall vegetable Hfl.,Mn iMa than three months growth from seed to harvest. It does best when planted in August or September. The best variety, Mr. Fowler named as -now ion, no. i. eplnach, he stated, Is also a crop that lends Itself to southern Oregon Mntttnti. it ahould be nlanted In August or early September and "Im proved Thick Mai - ana lung Denmark" are the best varieties for production here. Carrots and beets, whloh should have been planted a little earlier In the season for best results, can still be grown, where there Is water, Mr. Fowler salddPlf planted right away." The "Chantenay," he recommended as best variety. Radishes can be sown here as late a October 18. "Scarlet Turnip" Is the most popular radish. Turnips provide a fine winter food and can be sown, broadcast; or In rows until as late as October 1. Mr. Fowler advised the planting of "Golden Harvest." CARVING IN PEARL F The pra-vlew ot a 1933 world's fair exhibit of the' art reproduction of "The Lord's Last Supper," a hand earring in relief, made entirely of mother-of-pearl with olive wood as a background, opened this afternoon on the mezzanine balcony of the Hotel Hertford. Due to the fact that Mr. Korenten, owner of the carving, was formerly ft Medford resident, he wished to thus favor his many friends and acquain tances here. The small admission charge even If very great numbers see the carving will probably not re- lmburse the owner for the great ex pense In transportation, Insurance and other oosts In exhibiting the work of art here. Due to the fact that Mr, Korenlan la desirous of as many as possible enjoying this op portunity to see this remarkable and most beautiful art gem, he has made the exhibition open to the publle at a nominal charge. Barefoot Men With- In Thig Case Perhaps It's Blistered Feet But Fullerton, Neb., Club Enforces Rule, Hot Sidewalks Or No When Fnllertom, Neb., men orjra nlzed a barefoot booster club, they meant b nit new. Wearing of shoes Is permitted In the offlco but not on tha street. At left Allen B. Atkins, county treasurer, shows he likes the fad. At light O. D. Griffin enforces a kangaroo court "penalty" on a traveling salesman who wore shoes. club" as an auxiliary. , FULLERTON, Neb. (APP) A fad for "booster" clubs has swept through Nebraska towns this summer whis ker clubs, big hat clubs, purple shirt and red necktie olube ' But Fullerton. to be different, or ganised a barefoot club. And the business men of this town of 3700 population have taken It seri ously, trhough hot sidewalks blister the feet. About 300 of tha town's merchants joined the club and pledged them selves to go barefooted until Nance county's homecoming celebration. Allowance waa made, however for The women organized a "pinafore" members with tender feet they were permitted to wear soles bound to bare feet. Rules permit shoes to be worn In places of business, but when a mem ber appears on the street with shoes on he's taken before a "kangaroo court" by a "constable." Even traveling men reaching Ful lerton have been taken Into "court" and fined, or required to remove their shoes. Not to be outdone by the men, Ful lerton women organized an "auxil iary" a "pinafore" club, whose mem bers are required to wear pinafores and hair ribbons. CITY DADS TO MEET Tha city council will meet In regu lar eew'.on tonight at the city hall. No . announcements have been made rooms In Sines building. of Important business to come he fore the group, but a petition, asking the opening of Fourth street through the railroad tracks, which has been In circulation, may be presented. J. D. Bell has been circulating the petition, Mayor E. M. Wilson stated this morn ing. FLORENCE Al Higiey of Vancou ver, wash., opened tailor s'aop in WILL BE SOLD TO At a meeting" of the Central Civic Council, held at the Chamber of Commerce last night, definite plana were formulated for ttie sale of labor agreements to finance the operations of tho Medford Association of the Unemployed, looking toward the ac cumulation of material for the use of the unemployed during the com ing winter, according to Larry Achade, president of the council. Solicitation for sale of the associa tion labor agreements will be made by the unemployed themselves, and H. O. Moore, manager of the associa tion, la today completing arrange ments for the selection of commit tees to do the actual contact work It Is expected that a major part of the work will be completed by Sat urday night. It waa pointed out at last night's meeting that it was the object of the Association of the Unemployed to sell the association labor agreements par ticularly to those residents of the city who are n owemployed, and that no special effort will be made to sell the agreements to business houses or firms. The association hopes to gain the cooperation of those now having jobs In providing one day's work per month from each person employed in the city. Undoubtedly the first project for which funds derived from the sale of labor agreement will be used is that of gathering a sufficient quan tity of wood for the use of the un employed families this winter. Other projects will be worked out by the association of the unemployed, composed of heads of families living In and near Medford. CITY SUFFERING FROM OF (Continued twin Page One.) vicious attacks on the honor and In tegrity of upright citizens are shout ed from headlines and smear the front pages. Perhaps the papers have a nuisance value as community Irri tants, hut that la all. Naturally, such Journalism has Red Sox Boss Marty McManui, manager of the Boston Red Sox, (Associated Press Photo) brought, the publishers Into the courts for sn accounting from those libelled, and as the result of violat ing the lak. Judgments against them returned. Consequently, the inspir ation for the attempted recall of Cir cuit Judge Harry D. Norton, one of the fairest Judges on the bench, by uruponsored parties Is accounted for, And because all the members of the bar In Jackson and Josephine coun ties signed a resolution expressing their confidence In Norton's integrity. the lawyers find themselvea undtr a barrage of poison gas. Such Irresponsible, -venal "JournsV Ism" as this, threstens the freedom of the press more than all other causes put together. Geo. Putnam In The Capital Journal. I All Scarfs, values to ,2.95, this week SOc. Kid Oloves, values to 14.95, 11.95 at Adrlennes. SAN FRANCISCO'S NEW HOTEL OXFORD Every Room with Tub and Shower Single 2.002.50 Double 2.50s3.00 Twin Beds M.OO NOTHING HIGHER Gusgt Service Theodore A. Haot,Mar. MARKET and MASON STS. TO ROTARY CLUB "Cancellation ot War pebta and Separation' waa the subject of an address given today noon at the meeting of the Rotary club at the Hotel Medford by Dr. Victor P. Mor ris of the University of Oregon. Dr, Morris In his address stressed the claim that the debts are per fectly legal and that If there Is can cellation all the way around the entire economto structure of - the world would be undermined and In timidated. A pleasing feature of the program was provided by the Holly theatre, preuentlng a vocal number by Joe Vine, accompanied by Miss Travis. Tha meeting waa one of the largest of the year, many Women of Rotary being present to enjoy Dr. Morris' address. 30 ROUHDTKI LOS ANGELES Oa utf Jillf. OwJ I. noor tllWtl tfctfc . cot; .In tow bi tlttrrn oa cartf. 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KF1 KM Vktt-J.MO THE NEW 3PCZDV4KX -2 PERFECTED GASOLINE ROUS witA, CILMQKM BETTY COMPTON IS LINKED (Oontlnuso ttvax rsg on.) blra, and Walker calmly answered: Name On Certificate. "I've Just read It on the back or the certificate." "Do you know the person." the governor persisted. Leaning forward In his ehslr and with all his audience keyed to catch the answer, the mayor aald: "I know a person hy thst nsme." "There Is testimony that from the various Bherwood accounts a total of mora than Ml. 000 was transferred to the ssme person who received the .1600 check from Sherwood's ac count." Mr. Roosevelt reminded the mayor. "Do you know anything about that?" Mr. Walker replied. "I do not." cid added, "I believe Sherwood's sccounts will show transfers to other persons. May I also add that I never even heard of aome of the brokers men tioned as having handled Sherwood's accounts." Miss Compton was well known on Broadway aa an actress. She waa at one time married to Eddie Dowllng. youthful employe of a motion picture company. They were divorced a short time later. TOLEDO Much work being done on Lincoln county roads. Acrobats Present Thrilling Events For Street Crowd Westerlund and Nlckerson, acro batic team with the vaudeville trop. which opened a two days engagement at the Holly theatre this afternoon, entertained the public at 1 o'clock with a series of daring stunts, per. formed from the tn ledge of the Jackson County BarA building on North Central and Main. While th. vaudeville orchestra played atlrrlnt, tunes the two famous performers carried an enthusiastic audience thru a aeries of breath taking events, each one threatening to carry them to their deatha on the pavement below. A large crowd gathered for the ex hlbltlon and awarded orchestra a. well aa acrobats much applause. Summer Towel it Event Starting Wednesday at Mann's KEEPING the homes of Medford supplied with towels is our job and quite a job at that, because the long hot summer months are hard on towels. One must have them for the showers, the beaches, the plunges and of course the kitchen and bath, but we keen the manv homes well supplied. We sell thousands of towels. We buy thousands, of them. It would be safe to say that in 8 homes out of 10 you will find towels from Mann's. 22x42 in. Bath Towels An outstanding value in this vut display of towels are these 22x42 Inch pastel shade hath towels at 85c each. These have a dainty design In white over the pastel a marvelous long lite towel. 85 ea. Also in Plain Centers with Harmonizing Colored Borders for 85o each. 23x44 inch Bath Towels MxU Inch Weat Point Turkiah bath towels at 29c esch. This Is a fine extra large double thread towel guaranteed perfect. 25' ea. 22x44 inch Bath Towels Genuine 22x44 Inch West Point bath towels at 19c each. These are in rich pastel shades to match any bath room color scheme- - - 19 ea. Dri-Rite Modem Kitchen Towels A new Idea In kitchen towels. 36x25 Inch towels put up In celophane pack ages of 3 and 4 towels to the package. They are In white and fast colored yel low, green, orchid, pink and orange. Colored towels 3 In package. White towels 4 In package. 49, 24x45 inch Bath Towels Our regular stock of genuine cannon bath towels 24x45 inches rn size. A white towel with colored border. Choice Novelty Bath Room Ensembles Many of our customers are buying these S -piece matched bathroom aets consisting of Turkish seat cover, Turkish towel and Turkish bath mat. They are rich In design and come In thej popular bath room shades. SEAT COVER TOWEL , BATH MATS 79c ea. 49c ea. 98c ea. Fancy Turkish Bath Sets . A group of chenille border bath room aets consisting of generous size bath towel and wash cloth In colorful pat terns. A splendid value at these two price-. o79c-$1.79 3 for 50c WhiteHuck Towels Soft finish 16x33 Inch plain white buck towels at 12c each. Have plenty of these Inexpensive towels around the house. I2H 2 ea. Huck Towels A fine quality soft finish huck towel In the popular stripe border effect of various colors. This towel la 18x36 Inches In size and a splendid value at 18 5c 0 Also with C Each 1 -..a-; 6 Wash Cloths Ws carry a complete Use of fine quality Turkish thread wash cloths in colors and pat terns to match your baaj tow els. These are priced c 15c 20c a white cloth s e r r ororzc colored check t! " 1 fn i j-iuieu uiass loweia 'W 20x30 Inch cure linen erlaes tnn-elit In colorful pastel shades at 35c each or 3 for $1.00. This Is a hlfehly absorbent towel. 35c ea. 3 for $1.00 20x28 Inch pure linen glass towels in white with a decorative colored stripe. They are priced for this event 25c ea. 5 for $1.00 Pure Linen Xowels 18x33 inch pure linen hsnd towels at 39c each or 3 for 11.00. These beautiful towels all have a deep hemstitched end and guaranteed pure linen. 39c each 3 for $1.00 Pure linen all white hand towels In both guest and regular size. These also have a deep hem stitched border. They are priced 49c and 83c, according to size. - 49c and 89c ea. Finger Tip Towels As s gift suggestion for ft bridge prise wa suggest these hand embroidered finger tip towels. They are priced 25c50c35c SEE WINDOW DISPLAY All Linen Crash Toweling Our finest quality 18 Inch all linen crash toweling at 18c yard or yarns for 1.00. Make up your own hand towele from this fine soft, finish toweling. 18c yd. 6 yds. $1.00 Linen Toweling A splendid assortment of pastel shsde linen toweling at 79c yard. This Is la the 18 Inch width. 79c yard Plaid Linen Toweling Many housewives make up their own hand towels from n - '. thla popular plaid linen toweling at 39c yard. This la MCvr1 In the II Inch width and guaranteed all linen. s yU Order These Towels by Mail or Telephone Main floor Main Floor
