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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 12, 1933)
JIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, JIEDFOKD, OREGON, TUESDAY DECEMBER 12, 1933. PAGE PTVK L DISTRICT MILLAGE The tax mlllage for non-high school districts of Jackson county have been compiled by the assessor's office. Howard district has the highest mlllage at 43.4 mills, which Includes 7.4 mills assessed !or water bonds. Other leaders are Dewey with 40 mills. Derby with 85.1 mills; Sams Valley with 34.8 mills: Sterling, 30.7 mills; Reese Creek, 39.9 mills; Evans Valley, 30.3 mills; Little Butte, 31.6 mills; Plnchurst, 34.9 mr.ls and Shady Cove. 39.3 mills. The consolidated levy, as given be low Includes the state and county levy of 14.4 mills, and the high school levy of 6.6 mills, and the spec ial district school levy, as follows: Total District Levy Orlffln Creek Ruch ...... Nell Creek Valley View Antelope Climax Willow Springs Independence Agate Antloch Lake Creek Bams Valley Missouri Flats . Talent Mt. Pitt - North Phoenlr TJnlontown Dewey Provolt ... Derby y Sterling 27.6 24 .9 21.9 ;.: 26.7 : 246 25.4 24.5 27.6 28.6 218 22. 34.8 20. 28.5 20.3 20.8 20. 40. 26. 35.1 30.7 29.5 20.8 24.7 20. 24.6 23.7 29.7 23. 23.6 24.5 25.3 29.9 24.8 25.4 24.2 28.2 28.1 28.4 30.3 31.6 21.5 20, 39.9 25.8 32.7 24, 25.4 23.3 26.7 22.2 22.8 . 393 29.5 34.9 24.6 20. 22. 24.8 28.9 36.8 Plus a 7.4 mlllage for water bonds for Medford water. Thompson Creek . Meadows Long Mountain - Slaklyous Brownsboro - Applegate Pankey .-. - Lost Creek Forrest Creek Table Rock Trail Reese Creek Debenger dap Crater Lake Dead Indian North Trail Wagner Creek .... Soda Springs .. Evans Valley Little Butte Laurelhurst Watklns Oak drove Anderson Creek Bellvlew Elk Creek .. Liberty Beaver Creek Hatchery Little Applegate , Alderbrook Shady Cove Roguelands Plnehurst West Side Colestln -- Tolo Fern Valley Kenwood Howard UTAH SOUNDS DEATH KNELL TO PROHIBITION i " -rn-v. Sr hK& n r . v ft it Is risx II 4 I If.-. With a dash of ceremony, Utah wrote the end of the eighteenth amendment as the thirty-sixth state to ratify repeal. The action of Utah's ratification convention officially ended the dry era. Gov. H. H. Blood (Indicated by arrow) la shown opening the convention. On the rostrum (left to right) Dr. Elmer I. Goshen, minister of the first Congregational church of Salt Lake City; Governor Blood and Milton H. Welling, secretary of state. (Associated Press Photo FARLEY ASSURES PARIS ON DOLLAR PARIS, Dec. 12. (JP) James A. Par ley, United State postmaster-general, here on a vacation, reassured Amer ican business men In Paris today that the dollar was sound, and praised President Roosevelt's handling of the monetary situation. "I had a, big surprise," he said, "when I found that the dollar did not get me as much as I thought it would. "However, I am not disturbed." The postmaster-general said Roose velt "knows much more about what his critics have In mind than they know what he has In his mind." The members of the American club, who entertained him at luncheon, were Introduced to him as "the most forgotten man in Christendom" on account of the fall of the dollar In relation to the French franc. FIVE ESCAPE DEATH IN KLAMATH WATERS BEND, Ore., Dec. 13. (UP) When their motor boat was punctured by Ice, five Bend men narrowly escaped death up Upper Klamath Lake Sun day, It was reported here.. Rescuers arrived to find the quintet .hanging desperately to the edges of the boat in the stinging cold water. COLORFUL RENO MAYOR DIES OF STOMACH ILL RENO, Nev., Dec. 13. (UP) E. E. Roberts, liberal mayor of Reno for the past ten years, died here yester day after a long illness. He would have been 63 tomorrow. A stomach ailment hastened his death. Mayor Roberts led the movement to make Reno the most liberal city In the prohibition era of the United States. . I will deliver grade A milk for 8c per qt. cash and 7c at the Jackson street store, Rose Grocery, Shady Nook and Court Street Grocery. Call same for delivery. Crystal Springs Dairy. B SEATTLE, Dec. 13. yp) Three hours after a phoned warning had been received, a. bomb exploded on the roof of the Quail tee Dairy plant near the city's business district last night, with a terrific noise. The detonation was heard over wide area, but little actual damage was done to the plant. A hole a foot In diameter was torn through the roof. The warning was phoned to S. P. Paysse, Jr., one of the owners. Earlier In the week, he said, he had received a call ordering the dairy to raise its prices before last Saturday night, or else." T PORTLAND. Dec. 13. (jp) Tho Journal said today the prevailing bids of IS to 14 cents a. pound for No. 1 dresied toms and turkey hens at country point "are not at all reflect ed in the current trade In Portland or in California." "The latest survey." the paper said, indicates Oregon growers are deter mined to keep their birds at home unless there Is a further rise in the price, whlc hdoes not appear at the moment." Local sales of turkeys to retailers. even In small lota, are not generally above 14 to 18 cents for top toms. ana is cents as an extreme for hens. Although receipts, here are light, retailers have yet refused to rush in with their bids for holiday needs. L BUY EXCESS EGGS PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 12. (AP) Definite confirmation of the govern, merits plan to purchase liberal sup plies of eggs for relief purposes was received here today by George C. Keaney, general manager of the Pa cific Poultry Producers association. A message to Keaney from the as sociation's New York office said the federal relief corporation Is setting aside 225.000.000 with which to pur chaw storage eggs. The purchases will be allotted to the several states according to surplus, and with a view of the unemployment problems of each. Keaney said he was advised pur chasea will be made by the state ad ministrators after consultation with a representative of the state agricul tural college and the state depart ment of agriculture. Deserts Gandhi V v W i i i HEAVY PRUNE EXPORT SHIPMENTS REPORTED PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 13. (AP) More than 37.603.000 pounds of prunes have been shipped from Port land by water this year. During November the volume amounted to 0,326,307 pounds. Germany took $5,815,133 pounds, valued at $360,048, last month. The United Kingdom was the second best customer, taking 1820,340 pounds, worth $01,333. Poland received 716, 435 pounds, valued at $35,343. 4 If your Fuel Oil Tank Is In an in convenient location Ph. 315, Eads for CARETUL OH delivery. NOTRE DAME COACH DEPARTS FOR RANCH SOUTH BEND, Ind., Dm. 13. VP) Jess Harper, who resigned as director of athletics at Notre Dame last week. left today for his ranch near Wichita. Kans. Harper was accompanied by Mrs. Harper and their son Melt, a student at Notre Dame. 4 Christmas Cards. Time Is getting short to get Christ mas and New Year greeting cards. Order now. See the choice lines to select from at Mall Tribune Job De partment. Prices reasonable. Nila Cram Cook, who fled Mahat na Gandhi's seminary In India, said she was finished with the -rigid life" and now seeks "thrills." (Associated Press Photo) BARNEBURG WILL IS FILED FOR PROBATE The will of the late John Barne burg. well known pioneer, and former county commissioner, was filed for probate yesterday. The widow is named the sole beneflolary of the estate, valued at "upwards of $10, 000." R. F. Antle, Jean Vilm. and V. J. Emerlck are named as appraisers of the estate. Be oorrectt corseted in an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B Hoffmann f Broken windows glazed by Trowbridge Cabinet Works. (uH-oH.CATCHWGfgJlvE COLD . . . tlTWr TIME to V&C3S use Vicks rtfeMvlraaTi ALREADY GOT A COLO ...Vicks VapoRub TONI6HT1 uuiiiiuiiuiiiiiuiiiiiuii; he row of tidy red tins that millions of women depend on. Schilling 23 Spices nrTTTTtlTTTTMfTTTTTTUTTTTTTTTf: (Full d.talla of Vicks Colds-Control Plan In each Vicks package) There Will Be No Personal Solicitation This Year For The Elks' Christmas Tree ELKS TEMPLE Thursday Night Those wishing to contribute to this very worthr benefit affair are arced to contact any member of the Elks' Tree Solicitation Committee: O. O. Alenderfer, chairman; C. C. Leramon, W. W. Allen. W. M. Clemenson, A. 8. Bosenbaum, W. A. Oaten, Clriirr Hull, Clarence Pankey, Roland Hubbard, H. V. Stearns, Ronald Devon, Ernest L. Barnes anil Michael Heck. ig.41Mwnw'ffyBf'am YOUR CREDIT IS GOOD AT WEEKS & ORR'S SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST STORE OUT OF ACTION WASHINGTON, Dee. 13. (fl Two members of the Roosevelt cabinet. Secretaries Dern and lokes, who are confined In separate government hos pitals, were described by their phy sicians today as resting comfortably tout each "out of action" for at least a week. j Ickes, who. fractured a rib yester day when he slipped on. the loe m front of his home, was described at tl:e naval hospital as having passed the most painful stage of his Injury. But after an examination of the In terior secretary this morning, the doc tor attending him said: "He'll have to stay In bed for at least a week or ten days. No, he can't even think of doing any work In bed for some days yet." At Walter Reed hospital, where the secretary of war Is recovering from an eye infeotoln, the army doctors le ported: "He's doing very well. Both eyes are slightly Infected and that will necessitate rest. While fairly com fortable, his recovery would be re tarded If he thought of doing any work for several days yet." Aladdin Lamp 'iff .V S A! Sik- X i r ft v. ' : 4 r -s , 3 feirrtifiiinifii r irminfiffi ns&T? fcL r IN CHRISTMAS FURNITURE These Bargains Can't Be Equalled in Southern Oregon! Here s What Carload Buying Means! 32-Piece DISH SET . . . $3.95 42 -Piece DISH SET . . , $6.25 Axminster 0 Complete Line Now Displayed AT 4 Hubbard Bros. Inc. Main and RIvrrMde Toledo Range Full enameled Front Ivory with geen trimmings. Specially priced at $45 S10 Down S5 a Month Occasional CHAIRS As Low At $595 Floor LAMPS SHADE and STAND - At Low As $S00 RUGS 0x12 $19.95 DOWN $5.00 A MONTH TAPESTRY DAVENPORT SET V 'PJ fl Yes sir, these fine sets are well a f rti ft. made and finished in good qual ity tapestry to select from and what a bargain at this pnee 39 As Pictured Abot. Use Your Credit BUY NOW! FELT BASE Floor Covering Pine patterns to choose from In felt bn floor covering. The price will surprise you only 45s?. yd. 9x12 FELT BASE RU0-$5.95 "UKLi J!rC I7i B SM An Exceptionally Smart Bedroom SUITE Bed, Vanity and Chif fonier. Finished In wal nut. Thanksgiving special b $ $5.00 Down-$5.00 a Month 29 95 Bench $2.40 Mohair Suites as low as $54.95 County and School Warrants Accepted fl TFSp I;: - $5.00 Down $5.00 a Month A Real Value Walnut Finished Dining SUITE A beautiful Dining Suite Buffet, Extension Table and Chairs, finish ed in walnut as pictured here. $QQ50
