Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 22, 1933, Page 9, Image 9

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Agriculture Queen
upon conviction shall be punished oy
a tine of not more than ftt00 or oy
imprtsonment In the city Jail for a
period of not more than 50 days, or
by both fine and imprisonment.
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the Panama Canal and the recon
struction of the devastated title of
Meulna and Reggio, Italy, demolish
ed by the Mt. Etna eruption of 1909
Howard I. Preet, Washington car
penter who owns the tools, wants
them back. He was decorated oy
King Emanuel for his work in build
ing 3.300 portable houses on the
ruin of the Italian towns. His tools
built the first shower bsth system
for Americans working on the Pan
ama Canal. It does not nutter that
tne water which first poured through
the baths from the Jungle hills con
since he first learned his trade in
Pennsylvania back in the '90s.
Wi
LIKE TASKS OF
KIT IS STOLEN
tained some foreign substance whlen j
left the bathers bald headed. Fteet
SL ABSyP.88
Cat Cats Popcorn.
FUGENE. Ore. (UP) A popcorn
eating tomcat Is the pet of the state
police headquarters here. 'Pop"
acorns petting, but loves buttered
popcorn or milk.
still attachea
value to them.
great sentimental i
Per load In 'i load lots
bee them.
MU1. I-X'EL CO.
Tel. 631
WASHINGTON. UP An historic
kit of tools has been stolen. The
tools were used in the building of
As soon as Fteet gets his tool? bark
he has hopes of a Job. This la the
first time he has been out of work
BEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTSTE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 22, 1933.
ELECTRIC DEVICE
BY NEW RULINGS
California's New,?,500,000
Prison for Women Proves
Welcome Change From
San Quentin Confinement
TEHACHAPI, Cal. (UP) Although
convicted of felonies ranging from
theft to murder, California's women
convicts have become home makers
near here at the state's new $500,000
prison for offenders of their sex.
The vanguard of 28. first to be
transferred from 8an Qucnttn Prison.
Is working hard to "fix up the ranch
before the other girls arrive." The
"other girls," 145 women still at San
Quentin, will be transferred In ft few
weeks.
Only a few of the first group of
women were glad to go to their new
quarters. Some fought against the
transfer, others were sudden and non.
committal.
Today, the outlook Is brighter. Moat
of them wear smiles and have fallen
to work with a will to make "The
Ranch," as they have nick-named the
new institution, as much a home as
a prison may be.
The lnmatea even have staged
general wash-day, spreading their
laundry around the spacious lawns
and on the shrubbery of the grounds
to dry.
The officials In charge encourage
such ascendancy of normal feminine
Instincts and occupations. Without
the usual appurtenances of a stone
walled, iron-barred prison, yet well
dlsclpllned, the new institution Is an !
experiment In penology. j
Miss Jane Jackson, head matron at j
San Quentin for 17 years, now as
sistant to Acting Warden U. A. Smith
at Tehachapl, believes that the ex
periment will be a success.
"If, because of this new environ
ment and surroundings we can send
even a part of our women back into
the world, honest. ' upright citizens,
our work will not have been In vain,"
she says. "I am confident that we
will send not part, but all, back Into
society In Just that way."
The environment at "The Ranch"
is physically attractive.
No iron-barred windows sre In evi
dence and no armed guards patrol
the grounds. It has the appearance
of a fashionable girls' school or rest
home and health center rather than
a penal Institution.
Instead of a cell, each Inmate has
a separate little room with colored
walla and gay curtains, furnished with
a single bed, a lowboy and a -rooking
chair.
The two honor pottages, housings
32 women each, and the administra
tion and Industrial buildings, have
no bars upon the windows and It Is
only in the detention building, where
newcomers or recalcitrants are housed
that the windows are barred. These
bars are not visible from the outside.
Each building has Its own kitchen,
dining . room and sitting room. A
recreation court has -a croquet ground
and tennis court, and facilities for
other sports will be provided In sea
son. The buildings are Imposing in Norman-French
architecture. Although
they form a prison, they form also a
school where training 111 gainful oc
cupations Is to be given. There also
Is a health unit where mental and
psychological adjustments will be
made, in an effort to bring Inmates
back to useful citizenship.
The domestic science courses are
being organized and preparations
made to teach sewing, laundry and
other trades. Farming gardening,
poultry raising snd truck gardening
City Ordinance Regulate
Sale of Material Must
Carry Markings On Volt
age, Ratings; License Set
Helen Cox ruled the Lot Angeiet
county fair with an ear of corn for
a scepter. (Associated Press Photo)
will be another subject taught at
"The Ranch." where broad acres ' are
available In the secluded mountain
valley In the Tehachapl divide.
The first contingent of prisoners
Includes three murderesses Trinity
Daudla, oldest prisoner -In point ot
time served: Bernlce Foley, San Fran
cisco "baby killer." and Eleanor Jud
son of Los Angeles. '
Mrs. Daudla brought with her a
pet canary which now shares her
room. Her trip here was her first to
the "outside" since she entered San
Quentin 17 years .ago.
ON FE FAIR PHONE
CHICAGO. Sept. 23. (AP) Form
er President Hoover and his wife
went to the world's fair again today.
Although they remained only a short
time, they listened smilingly, to a
conversation Ruth W. Herst of At
lantic City had with a friend In
Philadelphia at an exhibit which al
lows long distance conversation free
If other vlsitora are allowed to listen
in on extensions,
He' listened with with about 30
others, but hung up promptly when
Miss Herst sajd: "I'm so thrilled! Mr.
Hoover Is on tho line.'
To Increase safety In the city of
Medford and to protect the people
from faulty electrical equipment,
which constitutes a danger in any
home, the cliy council this week re
ported final passage of the ordinance
regulating the sale of electrical ma
terial here.
The ordinance requires that every
person or firm planning sale of elec
trical material, first determine
whether or not It is spproved for in
stallation and use in the city of Med
ford.
It also requires that electrical de
vices be used only- for the purposes
Intended and that they carry mark
ings, giving voltage, current, wattage
or other appropriate ratings. It also
states that it shall be unlawful for
any person, firm or corporation to
remove, alter, change or deface any
of the necessary markings, required
by the ordinance.
Inspector Empowered.
The ordinance empowers the elec
trical inspector of this city to en
force all of the provisions of the or
dinance. Conformity of electrical ma
terials, devices and appliances with
standards of Underwriters' Labora
tories. Inc.. as approved by the Amer
ican Standards association, and other
standards as approved by the Amer
lean Standards asoclation, shall be
prima facie evidence that such elec
trical materials, devices and appli
ances comply with the requirements
of this ordinance.
Every person, firm or corporation
engaging in the business of selling
electrical materials, devices or appli
ances, designed for attachment to or
installation in or on any electrical
circuit or system for light, heat or
power. Is -required under the ordin
a nee to obtain a license from the city
of Medford to do so. .The license will
cost $15.
The ordinance also carries a pen
aJty for violation of any of its pro
visions. The violator shall be con
sldered guilty of a misdemeanor and
FOREST CAMP SAVED
-. FROM FIRE BY PUP
COEUR D'ALENE. Ida. (UP) How
the 'barking of a three-month-old
dog saved a forestry camp at Pros
pect creek, Coeur d'Alene national
forest, from being wiped out by fire
recently was told by camp members
here. The small pup, owned by H.I
Nystrom, camp cook, and named
"Barney Google." barked so furiously
after sensing a fire that he aroused
the ,camp checker who was Just able
to stop the fire. The dog was ac
credited with saving the entire camp.
Including equipment, rations and
human lives alike.
"BUT YOU CAN'T PRINT THAT!!"
Tel. Indeed, one mut be rer careful hat one says In print which
ti why we are quite fussy dbout editing our advertising. We have
neier. tn our knowledge made a single statement In urlnt or out nf
It that wc cmildn'1 lark up with the good, no come In today and
let u PROVE that our meat as Jut n choice a they are rptrri
be. We cut STEER REEF only and all our meats are GOVERNMENT
INSPECTED.
HENS Special Each 45c
HIGHEST GRADE BEEF
PORK, VEAL, LAMB
Al Stewart's Fryers and Roasters
HENS and RABBITS
The Home of Good Meats Swift's Gov't. Inspected Meats
. -anafe. - eta"0' ,
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THINK OF
COMPARE IT
THE BIGGEST BLANKET VALUE YOU EVER BOUGHTI
WITH THESE THREE POUND SATEEN BOUND BEAUTIES!
to) n ha r
$n 98
u
PAIR
Warmth without weight and full size 66x80 inches. YouH
like the soft pastel colors shades that add charm to any color
scheme. The full 3 Inch sateen bound ends add to their
"quality" appearance.
Smart women will buy a half dozen at this Ward Value-Price.
We advise early shopping quantities simply will not last
at this low price
5 Wool
Blankets
Cotton
Blankets
Comforters!
Ward Values
$998 $1 25 $098
pair " pair " each
73 x S4 Inrh alio In 70x80 In. size In lunnrt- Cotton filled, tM
mart plalda. eft plalda. top. 72x84 Inches.
Cannon Towels
A War- ViW
19c
M Deep, doable loos
vili-' tnrkiih towel. Z2x
ti. Bath iie- Bit
Zi colored borders.
Sturdy Mnslin
tholMcM
10c
rc.
Standard quality,
Make theeta, mat.
tresa eovera. etc.
Fell 38 in. wide.
Girls' Undies
Vmsti, Bloamft, Pontics t
39c
Run - resist
Rayon! neatly
tailored. ..Elastic
top panties,
bloomers.
Women's Undies
69c
Ea.
Flesh color ra7on
25 percent wool
vests or panties
v5' woven in 1 he
new tuck stitch.
Flat Crepe
far Feel fWkif
79c
rd.
All silk, solid col
on or prints. New
fall designs. 38
inches wide. Save!
30' Prints
Son at Wardi
15c
Yd.
F- li a a I
dresses I Fart
colors, assort
ed pattern.
Sylnnii
Prim
50 Wool
Infants' Vests
Long aleeve. double breaated.
high neck. Adjustable atrapa
luKn In back with eafetjr pin.
ioo' - I M n
i.nn-r-u ll.r.1 I I CrK
mi i it i n.. I I wt oo out earn
yZll POAILA.VD ayjaBBBajaaMg
Vogue says "Darker Colors for Fait"
Here are eight new shades inGoldenCrest
lfar Mark them well' YNjW:,.
f (to riwr Jk: :i :!:. 'IN.
liaWTw. f ArV
(top Btmch ':L i'
HO CD IE
Pore Silk! Pico Tops!
Chiffon or Service
Weights!
Full Fashioned!
Five million Golden Crest fans will
prick np their ears at this news!
These colors are being shown on
Fifth Avenue right, now! Pure silk,
full fashioned hose. Luxurious picot
tops, reinforced feet- CHIFFON
or SERVICE weights with cotton
tops and feet for wear.
Inside and Out Women
Find them better Valuel
Ward's Smart Fall
!)ow
Lots of Inflxpenalve
(Jreaaca boaat ex
pensive original.
No trick lo that.
But will a drcsa
tand the cloae
scrutiny of a part
ner at bridge?
Ward's dreaaca are
aa famous for un
usual tailoring, aa
for fashion-right-ness
and value.
Seams are finished
with rare. Pleats
fall where they
should and stay
put. Shop at Wards
. and look grand
on a smalt budget.
New fall colors.
Misses' sizes.
SENSATIONAL VALUES!
September Sale of
HOUSEWARES
$1.29
Dutch Oven
S-qt. Selt bait
ing ground.
1.40 value.
25?
a lies Pin
Windsor style
1-qt. Useful
every dayl
49c
New Dust Mop
Washable
reversible, 09o
value I
17
Water Pall 10
qt. galvanised.
Wire ball. 3Ac
value!
$2.19
Hot Point Iron
12 98 value.
Thumb rest,
button nook.
59c
Clotliea nnaltct
Woven top
rim and han
dlea. 89o valuel
$1.29
Fond Chopped
89
ninhpan Easy
8 lbi. per grip steel hsn
mln. 4. knives dies. Wide rim.
1.60 valuel 14 qt.
$1.19
narhaa;e Can
ao.gal. galvan
ized. II-3 val.
Unionsults
Wttaal
omv 89c
Mb
Light or
weight cotton. Rib
end ami ankle.
Cream, white. 3644.
Work Shirts
. fareaantOuaMrr
59c
Triple ifttebed
ebambray.
DOUBLE
Y O K E lor
atrenglh.
Canvas Gloves
For Mm
10 -
Extra heavy 14
os. canvas
gloves for long
wear. K d It
wrist.
Work SOX
SareotWWj
10
Stock up now.
Double thread
. . . reinforced
loe and heeL
SAVE ON
AUTO NEEDS
Auto Bulbs
Oenulne Weatlnghouee
Bulba. All candle
power. Aa low aa
Mazda
8c
Brake Lining
Save W I Seme -flexible molded
.Inlng aa on man; new 4 ev
can. Low aa, per ft. 1 I C
Top Dressing
Eaa; to apply; dtiea deep,
gloaay black over- gn
night, pint 07C
Radiator Cleaner
Removea dirt and ruat. Pre
vent! overheating.
Aak for Riverside ...
Socket Wronch Set
Eight 13-polnt aockete, 7-19 to
18-18 Inch sockets, ratchet
wrench, L-handle, combina
tion acrewdrtver
adapter
30c
$1
117 SO. CENTRAL
MEDFORD, ORE.
PHONE 286
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