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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 22, 1933)
PXGE EIGHT TO E PAUISBORO. N. X, Not. 23. (AP) Under doubled guard since author ities said aha threatened aulclde, Mrs. Audrey Smith Clark, former muaical comedy dancer, faced a bed aide hearing today on a charge of laying her wealthy young husband, Sheldon A. Clark, oil company exe cutive and sportsman. Lynwood Lord, acting prosecutor of Olouoh ester county, said he plan ned to have a magistrate go to the hospital today and formally arraign Mrs. Clark. She Is recovering from head In juries which polios said were inflict ed by her husband Just before he was killed. Investigators said he broke a billiard cue over her bead and that she followed him to the basement billiard room where the shooting occurred. Pleading for sight of jher children, the young widow sobbed her love for her husband yesterday. "Nobody ever will know how muoh I cared for him or how much Z put up with," she declared. ASHUND WILL GET TRANSIENT DEPOT SALEM, Not. 23. (AP) Transient relief depots will be established At Salem, Portland, Ashland and Klam ath Palls, Clarence Reynolds, director of transient relief for Oregon, an nounced here yesterday. Some supervisory aid from the fed. ersl emergency relief administration will be given. Reynolds said the Sa lem depot, formerly known as Hotel de Mlnto or Salem's flophouse, would continue to depend mainly on local support. , Young men who apply for food and lodging will be contacted by an ad visor. He will arrange for them either to return to their home cities or go to a transients' camp to be estab lished at the Cedars, former detention home at Portland. It Is the policy of the transient re lief director to place depots, one to a county. Ashland, being the logical point In Jackson county for such station, has therefore been chosen In place of Med ford, and there will be no depot here. Ashland will serve the complete territory. Surveys of the problem have shown that practically the same transients top In the two cities. T Owdlt change, under the new code, affecting service station, and their patrons, wen announced here yes terday for the benefit of the public Service station operators under the new oode of fair competition for the petroleum Industry are not al lowed to extend credit after the 18th of the month following purchase. The ruling affect all stations and all customers. Announcement was recently made by Mara D. Leh, state chairman of the enforcement' com mittee, that after November 11. all provisions must be strictly enforced. GOLDlEElLD WASHINGTON, Nov. 39. (API Hie administration went forward with It gold program today undeterred by the, contention of Dr. O. M. W. Sprague that grave dangers lie ahead If the policy lspuraued. Resigning as special financial ad lsor to the treasury, Dr. Sprague wrote to President Roosevelt that un restrained Inflation and a breakdown of governmental credit threaten as a result of the present monetary pro cedure. The price of domestlo gold was fixed today at 133.78 an ounce, un changed from yesterday, with the dollar alumplng again, carrying the world gold price upward from an opening of 134 31, IN DIRECTION AIRPORT Another report of a large meteor, seen headed for earth In the vicinity of Roxy Ann Friday night, was brought to the Mall Tribune today. Mrs. Sarah Pyburn aiuiounced that ahe taw the streak of fire progress ing downward In the dlreollon of the airport, traveling like a skyrocket. Fred A. Smith yesterday reported seeing the earn meteor, disappear ing behind Orlizly pea. A previous report had been brought to Vie city Saturday by X. Wldmer of Butte rails, who thought the meteor land ed In the Roxy Ann area. IN TURN FOR WORSE h6lLTWOOD. Not. 33. (AP) De- ' veinpment of peritonitis after an ope ration for acute appendicitis caused concern to be expressed today for the recovery of Maureen OSulllven. black-haired motion picture actress. So critical was the condition of the little Irish-born screen player tbst her physician, Dr. W. B. Branch, sent to the University of California medical school at San Francisco for serum with which he planned to com bat her Illness. Lives on Same Farm 70 Years CLEBURNE, Tex. (CP) Seventy nine years of Mrs. Martfia E. Dtl lsrd's life have been spent in ber present farm home near here. When Mrs. Dlllard was a year old, her p ar eata moved Into the home. When ahe married, 60 years ago, parents gave her the house and farm as a wedding present, t Doctor Busy on 80th Birthday 8TOUOHTON, Mass. (UP) Dr. William O. Faxon, for 67 years a country doctor, celebrated his Both birthday anniversary by calling on a score of patients. BEFORE SOLONS IN LAW CHANGE PLEA 8ALBM, Not. 22. (p) JSmall truck ers, many dressed In their work clothes, tporteated the bus and truck law before a Joint senate and house roads and highways committee of the legislature yesterday afternoon. The hearing will be continued to day with some large trucking Inter ests expected to champion the law, or at least most of It, Mors than 300 smill truckers an- pet red after parldlng through Salem with thlr truck displaying placards stating their demands. Logging camp parlance frequently sifted Into the hearing as truckers mentioned pee- vies, "rigging," donkey engines and similar terms. "The present law will make liars and crooks out of 70 per cent of the truck owners In Oregon," declared O. H. Hickman of Salem. He said on bis two-Wheel trailer truck he would be forced to pay approximately 3,000 total taxes and fees annually under the present law. This included strte and national gasoline taxes. He told the Associated Press his truck travels approximately 100,000 miles a year. Other objections by truckers and farmers, not all of whom appeared In working clothes, were that the law enforced would throw more than 40, 000 persons on charity, take 10,000 trucks off the highways, that it U lnv posslbie for many to obtain bond, that filing of contract destroys the resiliency of trucking. Name Vermont Senator. MONTPBLHUt, Vt., Not. 22. Jfy Former Congressman jsrnest W. Gib son today was named U. 0. senator by Governor Stanley 0. Wilson to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Porter H. Dale. Spit i Adopts Kitten PORT WORTH, Tex, (UP) Tood les, year-old Spits, has adopted a new-born kitten which ahe found In her yards after the kitten's mother was killed by an automobile. The strange thing was, the owner, Ben Parrett, said, that Toodlea had never liked cats. Finn, OIL Any kind. Quick service. Med. Fuel Co., Tel 031. TO RES! By ILLNESS Circuit Judge H. D. Norton, til with a cold, was forced to Impose a rest upon himself, and la now at hla home recuperating. Re expects to be able to resume his judicial duties next Monday. Judge Norton occupied the bench Mondsy, In the suit of Ouy Plummer, against the General Oil company, and was unable to resume Tuesday. The caae was postponed until next month. Four Generations Are O. A. B.1 CAMBRIDGE. Mass (UP) Wash ington Elm Chapter, Daughters of the American Revolution, has among Its members four generations of one family. They are Oeorgianna K. at ernlll. Mra. Florence A. Had ley. Mrs. Irene H. Wyman, and Mlsa Florence Wyman. - Blood Transfusions Fed Family DULUTH, Minn. (0) They fought over Shylock's pound of flesh. but Alfred Pell sells his blood for a living. Unemployed for Vie last three years, Pell has been selling his blood for transfusion purposes at 125 a pint. Re uses the money to sup port a wire and seven children. i Clock Tested Warmth of Bed DENVER, Colo. (UP) A clock that contalna a bed tester to determine whether the sheets are damp and need warming, la one of the three old Engll&h timepieces now In the galleries of the Denver Art museum. . Bee Keeper, to Convene MINNEAPOLIS. (UP) Three ns. tlonal beekeepera' organizations win hold their annual meetings here in February, it was announced. They are the American Honey Producers league, the American Honey insti tute, and the Apiary Inspectors of America. Century-Old Sclioouhouse BROOKLINE, Vt. (U) A 100-year-old schoou house here Is com pletely round. COAL HI-HEAT LONG BURNING UTAH'S FANCY LUMP MEDFORD FULL CO. lm N. Central. Tel. 881 p 0 o o i mm trtUIFcg.tci iftlCUX lorrii (aooi.'i:L c r A Portland Oakland two great mail order houses have combined with hundreds of thousands of dol lars worth of merchandise bought at the market's lowest prices to make this sale possible. We list below items that are representative of many departments. There are, however, a great many other items that you should not fail to see. Shop Early Shop for Christmas Many Quantities Are Limited. 1000 Yds. Prints Our finest quality, new patterns, guaranteed color fast, 38 Inches wide. An outstand ing bargain -, 16c Men's Overcoats Thla la probably your last chance to let a good, hand fin- JQ AC Ished o'coat at auch aJSH Hlj very low price e w a w w Silvania Prints Quality cotton, bright new prints, tub fast, 30 inches wide, only 4 0 780 yards at thla low J C price .WW Work Pants Heavy twill work pants, fa-M warm extra strong big HXC drill pooketa ; vw" Tub Fast Cottons "Trossure" print that look like Tweedy woolen. New pat- 4 fy terna. Now offered at the HC lowest price this season.. Boys' Sweaters Crew neck and V-neck, wide assort ment of pstterns. All 4 ff sines. You'll recognize K II II the savings Instantly..- SALE OF BLANKETS I Full Bed Kobe Size I Beautiful, bright new bed robes In rose, green, M brllo, blue. Long soft staple cotton and wool. M We hare only one hundred M of these blankets and thy wont last long. Shop early, Roofing Made of good roofing felt, saturated wd coated with asphalt. Easy to lay. A roll covers 100 sq. ft. allowing for 3 -Inch laps. Complete with nails, cement I $1.15 Davenport Suite Large and roomy, covered with home spun. Rust or taupe. Two pieces for .. $39.95 Poultry Netting $3.95 Bxtra heavy Poultry Netting. Assorted sizes and mesh. Values up to $17.00. Bedroom Suite Three-piece walnut veneer Bedroom Suite. Thla very special price applies , to only a few suites .$39.95 Cotton Hose Women's Cotton Hose for service, all sizes 8H to 10. Several 4 f new pale ahadea to ohooee IMC from r i w.i 1 m - Men's Warm Shirts $1.29 Full cut, double yoke, sleeve facings, neavy cotton nairnei, one-third wool, 3 large pockets...... Rayon & Wool Hose Women's sites for cooler weather, heather ahadea JHC ind pstterns, reduced to Boys' Overcoats Tweeds and plain colors, dressy and warm, only a tew at thla low price ..... $2.98 FASHIONS REDUCED Women's Dress Coats Fur trimmed Dress Coats: aim sport and swagger models, now reduced for final C Ira ran re Others at $14.88 Women's Silk Dresses 1 Women's new silk Presnes Reduced for clearance, In the latest modes,... Cotton House Frocks Fast colors, cotton print LIoum Dresses. stylos. Sires for all women All new 59 C 2for$l Shovels Square point, D handles. Values up to 1.7S. all go tHC at this price saww Wardoleum Rugs xl2 feet, full room size Wardoleum Bugs. Several very attractive patterns. a umitea supply at this low price $5.59 Galvanized Pails Large, 10-quart sire, heavy 4 mm galvanized pulls... Only 200 1 JjC at thla low price Bed Outfit Here la a buyl Consists of Iron bed. leu mattress and coll springs $18.95 Outing Flannel A practical Flannel for Inexpensive night wear. Buy plenty for q winter needs at this low prloe K C Yard w Men's Sheep-Lined Coats Big husky aheepaxln collars, sheep rcnea. ami wrist, water proof lesthertex, warm nough for a bllziard $4.89 Flannel Gowns Women Clowns. 60 Inches long, striped and light fancy pat- m f terns. Sizes 1 and 17. Buy h H (J severaland aavel Dress Socks Taney patterns, long wearing Drees Boras. Fine guage. high 4 fa ipllced heels, double I zlC toes SALE OF SHOES For The Whole Family tJUHCS' PIMPS and One-Straps. High grade i Shoes In broken sires, reduced for quick ' selling . GROWING GIRLS' One-Straps and rumps. Pat ent leather and gun metal. Medium heels . MI.VS OXFORPf Kangaroo and ral skin leath- i ere are reprwented In this lot. Priced to clow out MEN'S WORK SHOES Black only, momwln toe, composition sole, double tan leather tipper, leath er Innoles... Now only --,- m,v1 - , HOYS OXFORDS and Dress Shoes. Some brown, some blark. All good calfskin. Not all size. To clothe out - T, ..,-,.. , L, HOYS' SCHOOL 8HOKS Brown and Mack, dotihlr tanned uppers, two full leather soles, leather beeU, nailed and screwed ., .,, Pure Penn Oil 8 -gallon cans of pure Penn Motor Oil. There are only a few to go at this low price 5 gal. $2.98 Dinette Set Ivory Dinette Bet, ta'j and four chslrs with upholstered seats in regular dining kjp now" $15.95 Porcelain Range $56.95 Full porcelain Range, fully Insulated, over-size fire box and oven. For this sale only Occasional Chairs Walnut Occasions! Chairs with up- noistereo DacK and. seata, large selection of coverings ni.ii up $4.95 Roasters For your Thankaglvlng and Christmas birds. Large selection, enamel and aluminum, wide assortment of sizes and ehapes. SHOP EARLY. They will not last long. Bed Pillows Urge size Pillows filled with new curled feathers. Come mm j early these will not last hMP long 2 for $1.00 SOUTH CENTRAL Htrr : -i""r " h PHONE 286