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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1933)
PXGE TWELVE MEDFOItD 1W TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY MARCH 10, 1933. City Improvement Plans Considered in Order to Give Employment Relief While an ever-Increasing number of men como out of tSelr homea, un employed, to the doora of the city taking for work, leadera In Medford government, although for the moat part allent, are not unmindful ol their necde. an Interview with va rloua denartmenta revealed today. They are constantly searching the field for the answer In the possible promotion of a needed local project and the hope la to obtain money from the relief finance corporation for con atructlon of Medforda long-needed aewage disposal plant, a unit of It. or the accomplishment of street Im provements. For any one of the three money could be obtained from the R. P O. fund to match whatever amount Med ford might raise, the city has been assured, and thers la a possibility of a 40-60 ratio. It all depend upon the amount apent In labor, aa the latter will be financed through relief funds, Mayor E. M. Wilson stated to day. Two plans for launching local work are being considered. One Is de pendent upon the passage of House Bill No. 423, with Inclusion of sec tion 8, which provides: ' "Whenever a court of competent Jurisdiction shall have ordered any of tha said municipalities In this state to abate a pollution nuisance or ahall have enjoined any euch mu nicipality from discharging sewage or drainage into any lake, stream or other waterway, said municipality . ahall have authority upon Its own af firmative action and without aubmlt ting said matter to a Tote of the qualified electors of such municipality to issue and sell the necessary bonds for tha construction and Installation of such facilities, as It may deem necesaary to comply with said court order." It such authority were given the elty, a bond lsaus to finance mate rials could be floated and money ob tained from the B. P. O. fund to pay for all labor. This money would be secured through the county relief committee, at no coat to the city. Men would be put to work and paid for their labor. In case such authority Is not given cities. It would be necessary to vote for tha floating of a bond laaue. Tha amount raised by the city would again be matched by the R. r. O. fund. f Under the other plan the city would but would have to pay for both labor and materials, making the cost twice that to be realised through use of the money obtained through the re lief committee. The aewage system, or needed street Improvements could be added' to the city at this 'time at less cost than at any other time In history, thus amounting to a aavlng, both from the atandpolnt of caring for the un employed and realizing necessary Im provements, officials pointed out to day. Reviewing tha coats of establish ment of a new aewage ayatem here, Fred Scheffel, city superintendent, atsted that the estlmatea given .in 1933 could easily be reduced 30 per cent, the way prices have descended slnca that time. The estimate given then llstod the treatment plant at 147,000, based upon a 3,400.000 gal lonaga flow per day. The present flow la 1.780.000 gallona per day. The cost of the trunk line sewer was then estimated at 986,000. Conatructlon of the treatment plant and a unit con necting It with . tha end of the pres ent trunk aewer, which would solve Medford's problem for the present at lesst, could be realized for .171,500. according to the 1033 estimate, which would be reduced 30 per cent. If Medford considered this program at least half the aum. or 85.750. would be obtainable from the R. F- C. fund. , . . . BIRTHS Born to Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Reiser of 307 South Orange atreet, a eon, weighing 814 pounda, March 7. He has been named Edwin Nell. Baby and mother,' the former Evelyn Bach older, were reported getting along nicely today. -4 Notice to Odd Fellows. All members of Medford Lodge No. 83, I. O. O. F., bto requested to meet at I. O. O. F. hal at 3 p. m. Friday, to attend the funeral of our late brother, Arthur Renfro Molntosh. J. w. LA TOiminTE, Noble Orand. Fender and body repairing. Prices right. Brill Sheet Metal Works. Meteorological Report March 10, 193S. Forecast . Medford and vicinity: Rain tonight and Saturday. Little change In tem perature. pregon: Rain west and roovi and rains east portion tonight and Satur day. Little change In temperature. Local Data. Lowest temperature this morning, 31 dgrees. Temperature a yar ago today: Higheat, 64; lowest, 30. Total precipitation since Septem ber 1, 1032, 11.07 inches. Relative humidity at $ p.m. yes terday, 51; 6 a. m. today, 93., Sunset today. 8:13 p. m. Sunrise tomorrow, 6:20 a. m. Sunset tomorrow, 0:13 p. n. Observations Taken at 8 a. m., U0 Meridian Time. City tr s Boston Cheyenne Chicago Eureka ........... Helena' ......... Loa Angeles MEDFORD New Orleans New York Phoenix Portland Reno Rosen urg Salt Lake H San Francisco. Seattle ...... Spokane Walla Walla .. Washington, DjC. 44 32 46 34 34 0 68 46 34 16 70 50 7 38 74 fiS 18 10 82 50 60 38 62 42 44 40 68 38 68 62 60 36 42 28 44 34 64 24 ..... Clear .02 P. Cdy. .... Clear .04 Cloudy .08 Snow .... P. Cdy. T. P. Cdy. .... Cloudy T. Clear .... P.Cdy. .98 Cloudy .... Cloudy .04 Clwudy .... Clear .... Cloudy .12 Rain .08 Snow .... P. Cdy. .... Clear Change Name To "Premler-Pabst Sales Company" Because of expanded activities, the name of Premier Malt Sales Co., Chi cago, has been changed to Premier- Pabst Sales Co. This is a change In name only to better describe the quality Items sold by the company. In addition to "good old" Blue Rib bon Malt, Premler-Pabst Sales Co. Is selling Pabst Blue Ribbon Brew, Pabst Ginger Ale, Pabst Lime Rickey and the unexcelled Pabst-ett and Pabst cheese. BUT POLITE WHEN IS (Continued from ntt One) When outgoing Treasury Secretary Mills telephoned congratulations to his euccessor, Will Woodln. he Bald: "Bring along a pair of asbeatoa panta. Thla la a hot place." Woodln tried out the chair during their visit hera later. He observed: "I think you exaggerated the tem perature of this Beat." Said Mills: "Walt." A spirited young Democrat from New York called at the customs bu-. reau several days ago asking to see the msn In charge. He aald he had been promised an appointment to that bureau. Me asked that the manager tell him what good Job was available, which would permit him to keep his horns in New York and run down to Washington for busi ness esch Tuesday, returning to New York each' Friday. The manager answered none. Bating next to this youngster in gall waa another who called at a treas ury department and asked to look over the office so he could pick out a good Job to apply for. Troubles of a president are not alwaya underatood. Take the case of Mr. Roosevelt's stenographer back In Albany. A kind friend aent six Jig-saw puzzle plcturea of the United Statea capltol. The stenographer worked long and hard trying to fig ure one out. Finally the Inexplicable matter was brought to Mr. Roose velt's attention. He discovered that an unkind newspaperman had taken a small handful of parta from each of the alx boxes and transposed them to other boxes. Straightening them out would be easy, compared with the difficulties Mr. Roosevelt will have straightening out things In that same building the next four yeara. MCKS COUGH DRop . . . Real Throat relief! Medicated with ingredi ents of Vicks VapoRub CE.EVl.0L El medmi THE WORLD'S LOWEST-PRICED FULL-SIZE SIX-CYLINDER ENCLOSED CARS A NEW AND ADDITIONAL LINE OF CHEVROLET SIXES Another groat new kno oi oan horn ihf leader Tomorrow, Chevrolet introduce, at an addition to its present Master Six, the new Standard Six line. Eg, .nil-sins, full-length automobiles. Built to Chevrolet standards of quality . , . performance . . . dependability . . . and economy. And selfing at the lowest prices erer placed on six cylinder enclosed motor cars. The styrtng is moefern, aer-etream styling . . ultra-smart and up-othe-mimrt. The bodies are Fisher wnnd-and-ctee! bodies spadous, tastefully finished and fcxrturirag Fisher No Draft Ventilation. The wind shields have safety plate glass. The trans COUPE $445 COACH 455 COUPE with rumble toast 5475 a m . a, a. m MkUmm. I l I mn. L.U. n n il i Nf C. iim, jtf. mission has an easy, datfcless shirt and a silent second gear. The engine is a smooth, fast, responsive six. And Chevrolet engineers have made ooonotny an outstanding feature) Engineering testa show that the Standard Six goes more miles on a gallon of gas, more on a filling of oil, than will any other futl-eize car on the rood. Aa for refiabrfity rernenv ber.it'aa Chevrolet. - fcrtrodocrton of tbta new Standard St opens the vray for new thousands of people to enjoy the advRrrtagrs of Chevrolet quality. It gives the pubBc, for the first tkna, a fuu-iie auto mobile combining maximum quality and maximum aft-roond economy. CHEVROLET STANDARD SIX A INllAt MOTOII VAISI Fierce-Allen Motor Company 112 South Riverside Phone f50 LOCAL SCRIP ACCEPTED AT THIS STORE THRIFT SALES SATURDAY AT MANN'S Thrift today depends on how much material gain you receive for monetary outlay, In other word Value for each dollar apent. But we go still further In this thrift business by assuring you not only "how much" but "how good", and It's "how good" that makes value. So take advantage of these Thrift Sales. Shop at Mann's and receive extra value In everything you purchase. Your local scrip Is good at Mann's. Thrift Sale of Dresses 150 New Silk Frocks ON SALE TOMORROW Group No. 1 In thla Thrift sale of spring dresses. Includes 60 New All Silk ttw1-1 in both solid shades and colorful print. 'Every one of these frock show the new style touches now so popular. They should sell for $5.95. But out they go for Thrift day at this new low price Thrift Sale Price $29.5 Group No. 2 In the Thrift Bale or dresses consists of 80 lovely Spring and Bummer rrocka of pure vat dye alias. New puff aleeve models, new aklrt Ideas snd other 1933 style notes. Last season you would have gladly paid S10 for these dresses. , Extra special tomorrow at Mann'a Thrift1 Sale Price $57- NEW "NOXALL" SILK DRESSES Group No. 3 The Extra Special groups for this Thrift Sale consists of 50 New "Noxall" Pure Silk: Frocks. Dresses that have Just been un packedso new that tomorrow will be the first showing. Included are advance Spring and Summer styles In plain shades and lovely prints, sized from 14 to 20 a type of dress that you would expect to pay S13.00 for. On Sale Tomorrow at Mann's. $795 See Central St. Window Display of These Dresses Thrift Sale of Coats Three Big Values in New Spring Think of It, a new all wool polo coat for aa little as aa.50. These are amartly tailored from all wool "Wy andotte" cloth In the popular double breasted stitched collar and cuff atyle with raglan sleeve and all; around belt. Every coat has a lovely rayon taffeta, lining. The colore are tan, gray, blue and green. Tomorrow Models POLOS at $65.0 Plain Wools and Fancy Tweeds $975 A wonderful assortment of new Betty Rose coats for spring and suinm',r at $9.75. Smart sport and dress models featuring all the latest style notes and all tha newest woolens and shades. Every one of these coata are silk lined and equal to most J15.00 garments 1 00 New Arrivals On Sale For Another Interesting group of new aprlng coats at $14.75. Including sport and dress types that feature the plain shoulder or cape effect In all the wanted ahades and sizes. This Is without a question the greatest coat value In southern Oregon. On sale tomorrow at tha Thrift Sale $147- New Conde and Printzess Coats $18.00 and $27.50 New Wash Blouses 69- A sensational value 1 ii women's and mlMea wash blouses. Real 91.00 values In puff sleeve styles and ail the newest pat terns for spring and summer wear. Tour choke tomorrow at Mann's for 69c. These are Real Dollar Values 1 00 All Wool Skirts A Thrlt Sale of women's and misses' all wool spring skirts. . . All the new shades and all sizes to select from. A real oppor tunity to buy a new aklrt at a truly thrift price. See them tomorrow at Mann's. $195 Beautiful New Silk Blouses $139 lib I I tl I. I 1 A new shipment of lovely all-silk blouses In the popular puff aleeve style for only $1.39. These come In white, blue, rose and eggshell, and are sized up to 40. Tour choice tomorrow at Mann'a Children s Apparel New Wool Polo Coats on Sale for $4.95 New All Wool Knit Blouses, Spec'l $1.00 New All Wool Knit Suits on Sale $2.95 New All Wool Tailored Skirts spe. $1.95 Children's 7 to 14 Year Shop 2nd Floor NEW "CLUB" SUITS $19.50 never bought as much suit value as It will tomorrow at Msnn's. These new spring models from the house of "CLUB" represent a new Idea In quality at a low price. Smart wools In tweed, warsted and twista. tailored and finished by master clothes makers. $1950 Extra Pair of Pants $3.00 SOAP and TOWEL SPECIAL A timely special from the toiletries depart ment: Three bar of genuine "Armoreta" Cold Cream complex Ion soap and one 30x 40-lncb turklsh bath towel. All Fo 29 LOCAL SCRIP GOOD AT MANN'S MEDFORD'S OWN STORE LOCAL SCRIP GOOD AT MANN'S Sailors Head into Spring in New Lacy CROCHET STRAWS $295 Gibson-Bolero Sports & Hi-Back SAILORS Tou can't be without one, If you're to look your bestl and why should you be, when they're as smart as these and only 2.96? Second Flbor SPRING FABRICS Th r If t ?al es In th e wash Roods section bring you this 36-Inch snow white broad cloth and pique for only 15s yard. Both of thes summer - fabrics are 26c values and are Ideal for dresses, blouses and trim mings. Choice C yd. 15 Also for tha Thrift Sales are these colorful 36-tnch ray on printed crepes at 39c a yard. The patterns include plaids, stripes, diagonals end floral effects in dainty shades and darker tones. 39 c yd. From the Silk Sectloa comes this unusual Thrtft special. 3 9 -Inch Printed Silks of exceptional quality for only $1.00 yard. New prints in plaid and flower patterns that are as color ful as the new season. Your choice tomorrow at Mann's. lQOyA - Hand Made GOWNS Another Thrtft Sale value: Women's and mists' hand made Naituook gowns at 30c eah. These are hand embroidered in flesh, tea rose and white, and come In all sizes. Regular 69c gowns. Special 39 c ea. Theme Silk HOSE The hosiery section Joins the thrift sale with an ex ceptional Talue in pure silk Theme hose at 79; a pair. Thee are In service and ohiffon weight. Pull fash ioned French heel style. All the new spring shades. 1. Main Floor
