Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 24, 1933, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOUD' MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOED, OREGON, FRIDAY, NOVEJIBER 24, 1933. PXGE TEN ASK STATE TO PAY COST PROSECUTING BANKS JD AIDES (Continued rrora page one) ttoned. Contest of any aeata from tba door wu not anticipated. Progress on the liquor control bill wu reported when It was announced the third of a aerlea of public hear ings would be held late today, giv ing hotel ownera and restaurant rep resentatives a chance to be heard on ths matter of serving drinks with more than 14 per cent alcohollo vol ume with meals. The committee an nounced It would malce a decision lata today on the contest of atate owned liquor stores vs. licensed stores. Druggists and proponenta of the Kuox proposal were heard yes terday. A measure calling for a process tax on forest producU of 26 cents . per manufactured units, and reduc ing the assessment on mature forest by 60 pjr cent under the 1933 rolls, was proposed by Representative A. O. jpiarke and Senator Chas. Spauldlng. Wood Boost Penalty Representative Fred W. Herman In troduced a tax bill making tax pay ments twice annually and raising tits delinquent tax rate from 8 to 10 per cent, aa well aa authorizing a 3 per cent rebate If taxes paid In fuU j once. Another tax bill by Rep resentative W. li. Graham and Rep resentative Prank L. Hilton provides lor 10 Installment payments annu ally for taxea aa well aa delinquent taxes. His measure would provide a S per cent rebate of all delinquent tax as paid within 00 days. All reoommendatlons of the ad ministration have been presented, Governor Julius L. Meier said today. His special message yesterday on Bonneville dam development, he aald. ended his requests of the legisla ture. Bills Incorporating bla pro gram were due to be Introduced next week, but it was not learned who would sponsor them. Would Divert Gas Tux Diversion of approximately 1,000, 000 atate gasoline tax revenue for unemployment rellel nas been ap proved by the Joint unemployment relief committees. Representative J. X. cooper was Instructed to prepare sd Introduce the bill. Funds would mploy hand labor on county roads. Cooper said It was purely an emer gency relief measure to eliminate seed for any new relief tax, and at the same time to protect the gasoline tax from diversion to other than road purposes'. Duration of the diversion would be for such period as need exists for this type of relief work. A 60-80 population and area di vision plan among counties would be followed. County relief committees would select work projects recom mended by county courta. Existing county road building agencies would supervise and administer the work. ARMY AND NAVY TANGLE IN EASTERN CLASSIC SATURDAY mk vBC r ?i 0m & ... . i.t ...I.UIn I -If th. Army and Navy aver .ook on "'".n-a ac.n.," the m.r.n. .onfl run. The -..r. army n.yw 'JVim trim rhvqu:r,v we,t poln, Team- (A"oc,ated p- Photos! 278 MEN TO GET fEJ (Continued iroui Page One) pected back In Med ford tonight. All labor for the highway projects will be employed from the United Statea employment service lists, skilled la bor receiving 85 cents an hour and unskilled 69. cents. Under the civil Worka admlniatra tlon program In the valley, unskilled labor will be paid at the rate of so cents an hour and skilled up to 1.30 an hour.. , At TTork In Ashland. Th Ashland projects approved got under way today, the Jackson county committee stated, and the 107 men alloted Medford will be on the Job before the end of the week, It Is an ticipated. Th Medford work approved for Immediate progress was composed en tirely of street Improvements. It fol lows: Orsdlng and graveling of Da kota, from King to Peach; of West Ninth from Hamilton to the west end; Mary, from Jackson to Sailing; Wash ington, from Reddy to Queen Anne; McAndtewa. from Reddy to Queen Anne; Jeannette, from Main to Wert Eighth: Monroe, from Holly to Oak dale; Llndley, from East Main to Queen Anne. The elimination of the right angle turns in Keene Way drive at East Main Is also Included In the treet program. The Roxy Ann park and Bear creek improvement projects, submitted by the Medford repreaentatlvea, have not yet been approved, but that la not discouraging newa. the committee member explained, as they will prob ably be scted upon later. The In tention of the Civil Works adminis tration la to get as many people as possible at work Immediately, proj. ecu which can get underway with, out preliminary eurveys were, thra. fore, given first consideration. Th human element la being considered flret In all the work as the ad.r.lnla- tratlon la doing everything In Its power to aid Prildent Roosevelt In benefitting humanity tnrougn cruan. lng depression. Conntir Work InrludMl. Tha Jackson county projects ap proved Include clearing, widening and drainage of tse Sams Vslley- Bvana Valley road, employing 15 men: clearing and grading of ths Evans Valley road, employing 15 men; Im provement of tha Dead Indian high way at the summit east of Aahlanl. employing 29 men. The city of Ashland won three project for action thla wee. They are: City park work, employing H m?n: improvement of the Hargadlne cemetery, employmg three men; and Improvement of the Reter dam, em ploying five men. Ths Medford irrigation district will employ 81 men Immediately In en larging the canals by hand labor. The Talent Irrigation district will employ tha sam numbs! lor a similar project, and ths Rogue River Valley Irrigation district 30 men for deep ening and widening canala. The Eagle Point district was allotted 80 men for Immediate work. These projects do not come under the heading of relief but of employ ment, It was stressed today by file Jackson county committee. All men will be employed for a period of line weeks. If their labor proves satisfac tory to the foremen In charge. Chosen from Districts. Men for the projects will be se lected through the civil administra tion committee, with headquarters In the city hall here, and will be chosen from the respective districts In which the work Is to be carried on. Th committer todav announced that it will receive and welcome ap plication for further projects from nv munlclnal corooratlon and from school districts. Projects which will give employment to women are par ticularly desired jvnerever economic ally aound. Hn allocation of money Is being mentioned by the committee, but the allocation of men, as the human ele ment Involved, Is to be considered at all tlmea, rather than monetary gain. Accept More Applicants. There srs 803 men represented In th ia nrntMta. nresented in Portland from thla section Wednesday and Thursday, which have not yet been acted upon. And the committee here la still in a position to accept fur ther appllcatlona. Mr. Wilcox, chairman oi mo Works administration In Oregon, fjatH that ha was verv well pleased with the splendid work which has been carried on by the local com mittee, when speaking of the work in the various countiei. The committee today stated that th nmivu which were not anorov- ed yesterday will undoubtedly be Ap proved In the early future, in orur to keep the work progressing over the desired period of time. There will be no rotation, of men Disced on Jobs if the workers prove satisfactory. They are being hired for a nine weeks' period. WOMAN PHYSICIAN BREAKS 001 IN LONG QUESTIONING (Continued from page one) the doctor's statement, with which Police Captain Stege still professed to be unsatisfied. Stege said he had found a, blood stained blanket In ths house and had concealed thla dlacovery from Dr. Alice. CsDt. Stege asserted that ths large amount of blood soaked In the blan ket led him to disbelieve that Rheta had been chloroformed before ahe was shot, and that physicians had austalned hla theory. When Burdlne H. Gardner, father of ths slain woman, waa Informed of the mother-ln-law'a atstement, he aald: All I can asy Is, give her the limit." The coroner's Inquest was ordered reconvened this afternoon to hear the new evidence. TRIAL BY JURY Charles Edgar Rose of routs 4 this morning entered a plea of not guilty to charges of driving while Intoxi cated, and was released on hla own recognleance until Wednesdsy when a trial by Jury will be held In Justice court. Rose was arrested at 1:45 a. m. to day by state police after hla car had crashed Into that belonging to dt B. R. Durno. The Durno car waa parked on East Main street In front of the Community hospital. Dean K. Btacy, also of routs 4, who was riding with Ross, suffered lacs rations of ths facs and knee, aa a result of the Impact. Rose waa lodged In ths city Jali. and taken before Justice of the Peace W. R. Coleman thla morning. BIRTHS HEAR IV. BUCK IN LIFE STORY SUNDAY What WH1 Happen In 1934, 10S5. 1036, 1937 Doe It mean the end of the ace, the Battle of Armageddon. Beast Marks, the Reign of the Anti christ and the Great Tribulation Will we ever write 1937?" are ques tions to be discussed tonight at 7:30 at the Free Methodist church. Tenth and Ivy street. Evangelist Harry Black will Illus trate hla message tonight with an array of facte, figures and data from the Bible, the result of much study and research. His finding are said to be convincing. He speaks tomor row night and tliree tlmea Sunday. Capacity crowds are expected to hear hlA final messages. Balcony, Sunday school rooms and auditorium will be seated with extra chairs and pewt to accommodate the crowds. Saturday at 7:30 p. m-. the evange list has chosen for hla subject the question, "Will Jesus Return 1034 35?" Prayers will be offered for the sick and a special prelude address to youth will be given by Mr. Black at thla service. "The Great Pyramid of Egypt, Its Prophecies for Those Last Days," will be given at a union mans meeting Sunday afternoon at 2:00. The spec ial prelude for this afternoon serv ice will be the evangelist's life story, "Prom Newsboy To Preacher," In which he will tell , of rise to the ministry from lowly beginnings. training for the prize fight ring. working in movies, his conversion and call to the ministry. Sunday afternoon's union mass meeting for all churches will be transferred to the commodious Pres byterlan church, on South Holly street, which can sent 1.000 people. All other services for Sunday will be held at the Free Methodist church. Tenth and Ivy streets. Sunday morning the evangelist will speak on "Contending for the Faith Notice to Creditors. In the County court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, In the Matter of the Estate of Louis A. Salade, Sr., also known as Louts A. Salade, and L. A. Salade, De ceased. The undersigned has been duly appointed and qualified by the Coun ty Court of the State of Oregon for Jackson County, as Executrix of the Estate of Louts A. Salade. Sr., also known as Louis A. Salade and L. A. Salade, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are noti fied to present them, duly vemieci, with proper vouchers, to the under signed, at the office of Rawles Moore, Coo ley Theatre Building, Medford, Oregon, within six months from No vember 34th, 1933, the date of the first publication of this notice. BbAlVUHE T. oAJ-iADE. Executrix. F00 LATE 10 CLASSIFY FOR 9A1.E Hubbard squash, $1.00 por hundred delivered. Order before price advances. Phone 1368-X. MEDFORD BARGAIN HOUSE SPEC IALS Paints, all colors, good for Inside or outlde, $1.19 per R&l. i-ln. new gal. . pipe. 100 ft. for $7.80. Wool blankets, slightly used, $1.40 each. i Maytag washing macnlne, good con dition a real buy. 9x13 used linoleum rugs, few left. Floor mattress at a great saving. Vsed ranges, heaters, cook stoves. Hundreds of other Items. MEDFORD BAROATN HOUSE 37 No. Grape. of a 100 Percent Fundamentalist." At 7:30 p. m.. his farewell address will be given on the topic, "The year 1934 In the Light of Bible Prophecy Is It the Greatest Prophetic and Crisis Year Since Christ Was Upon Earth?" I Members of the Medford Chamber of Commerce, particularly those In terested In agricultural development, are invited to attend the first auc tion to be conducted by A. H. Dudley on the Newman property on Midway road tomorrow, Saturday, November 25th at 1 o'clock, it was announced by Chamber of Commerce officials today. Opening of the auction will relieve the market problems now threatening to paralyze the stock Industry In southern Oregon, It was reported by Mr. Dudley, as & man with a few cattle, sheep, and hogs, and the man with a carload will be equally eligible to sell at the auction. Farmers throughout the county will watch with interest the progress of the auction and It Is hoped by the Chamber of Commerce that a large attendance will be on hand tomorrow for the open' ng sale. The agricultural committee of the Chamber of Commerce Is planning to attend. CHURCH OF GOD TO HAVE REVIVAL MEET Church of God will conduct re vival meetings next week at the church on the corner of Haven and Holly streets, It was announced to day. All persons are Invited to att end. The services are to be con ducted by Mr. Clement and Mr. Burk every night during the week. Saturday Specials DRESSES One rack of Dresses including silks and wools. Formerly $5.95 to $8.95. Sale price $2-95 COATS Fur-trimmed Coats in smart styles. For merly $17.75 to $19.75. Sale price $12-95 $2.95 Hats $1.00 SEE OUR WINDOWS South Central Ave. Phone 265 FOR SALE Good barnyard fertiliser. Will deliver. Call evenings, 774-R-4. WANTED To buy Holsteln, Guernsey and Durham cows, freah and com ing fresh. C. O. Hoover, Tel. 437-Y. FOR RENT Modern 2-room partly furnished MH. 3J8 So. Hamilton. WUtL "LorJe,, who called Wednesday evening 308 South central in an swer to ad please call again? FOR RENT Desirable furnished apt., all hotel accomodations. Hotel Grand. APPLPW FOR SALE Delicious and Ne wtowns, sorted and washed, 25 to ftSo per lug. Fr ink Orchard. Phone 611-H-l. WANTED l-horso gas engine. Tel. 830. 39 8. Barttett. FOR SALE Corn and milk-fed tur keys, geese, Barned Rock hens, Mrs. R. X. Carley. Phone 3M-X. Born to Mr. and Mrs. David Tale, a son. weighing eight pounds, nine ounces, at the Community hospital this morning. Born, to Mr. and Mrs. C. Cottrell of 015 Beekman avenue, a son, weigh ing 7'i pounds. November 19. The baby has been named Douglas Clinton. FOR AAlaE 1938 Chev. coupe, or trade for sedan or coach. Route 1, Box 98, Talent. FOR S.M,F 3. ply roofing, per ro'.l, $120: slightly used. Hubbard Bros, Inc., East Main and Riverside. FOR RENT 8-room parttv furnished house, 314 W. Jackson. $13 A0. in quire 71A Odar. AT Rrw TRANSFKR, 1015 N. On- j ttnl, a few antique and dishes by Mi. Waller JE Aowlej, NOTICE Poultry Dealers and Buyers RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY Announces REDUCTION IN RATES ON DRESSED POULTRY FTom " MEDFORD, OREGON To CALIFORNIA, OREGON AND WASHINGTON POINTS EXAMPLES OF RATE REDUCTIONS To San Francltco. Oakland and Rsy Area. Lots of 500 pounds and ovfr.....- ?V per rwt. " " lew than S00 pounds. .Ioc perewt. Overnight terrlce to dan Francisco. Onklnnd and other Bbt Cities To Los Angeles and ronttt.uo.it territory Lots of A00 pound and over , $1.75 per cwt. M " lens than 500 pound.-. 1.90 per cwt. To Seattle and Tacoma Lots of Soo pound and V 9 per cwt. To Portland Any qnsntlty .75 per rwt. Rates Include plck-np and delivery W trice within specified limits. (Rates and Charters Subject to Change Without Notice) InMire jour poultry reaching destination In good order by titlng RAILWAY EXPRESS AGENCY, INC. Serving the Nation For 04 Yeari XATI0N-W1DE SERVICE TOILET GOODS SALE - At JARMIN'S DRUG STORE Phone 73 Between Mann's and Medford Book Store Phone 73 Here is an opportunity for those who wish to use high class toiletries but cannot af ford at this time to purchase them at regular price, to buy those high class toiletries at the lowest prices ever offered. Saturday only, at Jarmins. SATURDAY ONLY FACE'CREAMS $1 Rubenstein's asst'd.. 57c $1-75 Rubenstein's as sorted ; 93c $1 DuBarry's asst'd .... 63c $1 DuBarry's Hand Cream .. 39c 55c Cutex Hand Cream 23c Eliz. Arden's Creams.... 69c 55c Melba Creams, assorted 29c $2 Pinaud's Cream. $1.10 ' $1 Howard's BM Cream 58c $1 Marinello Creams.... 49c 55c Luna Cream 29c 55c Dr. Charles Cream 29c $1 Hudnut's Cucumber 19c Asst'd Arden's Lotions 63c Asst'd Rubensteins Lotions 87c 10c Colgates Soaps 5c FACE POWDERS $1 Raylo 57c $2 Guerlain Shalimar.... 63c $1 Princess Pat ... 58c 55c Melba Powder 27c 55o Java Rice Powder.. 27c $1 Marinello Powder 68c 55c April Showers 27c SI Colonial Dame Pdr.. 53c $2 Arden Powder 97c $2 DuBarry Powder -.. 98c $1 Quelque Fleur Pdr. 69c $1 Fiance Powder 69c $2 Karess Powder $1.29 $1.50 Rubenstein Pdr.. 89c $1 Rubenstein Powder.. 63c $1 Coty Powders 69c Lotions and Astringents $1.75 DuBarry Skin Tonic 89o $2.76 P.ubenstein Astr. $1.19 50c Factor Skin Lotion 23c 50o Factors Hand Lot. 23o $1 Rubenstein Hand Lotion 39o $1 DuBarry Hand Lo tion 39o 55c Orchard White 27o 60c Cream Almonds 12o 55c Hinds H and A 37c 10c Hinds H and A 7c 50c Asst'd Brilliantines 27o 50o Asst'd Brilliantines 19o 60o Asst'd Shampoos .... 19c 25o Asst'd Soans llo 50o Asst'd Soaps . 22c $2.50 DuBarry Astr. $1.19 These prices are only made possible by being close-outs from our regular toilet goods section, to make room for more popular priced lines. At Jarmins. STAR MARKET Order Your Thanksgiving Turkey From Us Now! CHOICE HENS AND FRYERS, lb .... 18c BEEF SHORT RIBS, lb 7c LEAN ROAST PORK, lb. 10c ALL CHOICE STEAKS, lb 15c HOME CURED BACON, lb 15c LARD, 3 lbs . 25c East Main Free Delivery Phone 273 'NEW FOR OLD by Jimmy $ I do you think! 1F wE coul0.Xl' TJWE CAN AFFOQdU fpJ 1 f 1 1 V I l (why oont youtry) selling it in the WANT ADS ?J Ym s, p WILL. ANDTHEPE'5 if2 THAT OLD FURNITURE Uf IN THE ATTIC TOO JUST THINK.. WE SOLO THOSE THINGS THROUGH THE WANT ads for more-than enough TO BUY THE RUG AND t GOT THIS NEW GOLFl ) I5ET O0T OF PART OP THE J and you too will find that the Mail Tribune Want Ada are a wonderful medium of exchange ... a place to find the things you want from furniture to homes .... and a place a cash in on the things that you no longer find useful from discarded perambulators to used-cars. OUR AD-TAKER WILL HELP YOU PHONE 75 MAIL TRIBUNE WANT-ADS . . . 1