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PA'GE ElfiTTT TEMPORARY STAY I (ContlauM mat rag Ou) M violated the home rule amendment. The attorney general held repeal of State constitution automatically re emacted the conatltutlonal proTlalon firing cltlea exclusive right to regu late liquor. A Watjtlns further declared that he 's en viae the act had for Ita purpose the rauing of revenue. It could not ? become a low until BO dsys after the -g; legislature' adjourned. The bill, u It passed the legislature, had the 2 amergeney clauae and became ef- fecllve UDOtt the sovernar'a signature i Peceraber 15. 3 Bowerman declared the constitution gve the cltlea only the right to regu lote cases not covered bjr atate or criminal laws. He declared the con stitution limited the right to regu late cities subject to the crlmlnsl laws of the state, snd that the atate iiiuui w w&n pivecueni over city i ordinances. Would Open Saloons, Claim. If the cltlea had legal right, then ther would be permitted to operate Baloons. which was not the Intention of the people when they voted to re peal the prohibition amendments, Bowerman declared. The cltlea also eould permit minors to buy liquor, nd could open their liquor stores on Bunaay. Bowerman held the at corner general In error and cited supreme court decisions upholding the right of the state to regulate liquor within cities. Before Judge Lewelllng handed down his decision, watklna asked the court to give a temporary restraining eraer applying only to Klamath Falls. i Lewelllng answered the court could not bold the law valid for one sec tion of the state and permit a re i (training order for another. He de dared his order would be general. no aeniea the temporary restraining oraer. "It Is the court's duty to assume an act valid until It la declared otherwise." Judge Lewelllng declared. Be declared the large population out aide of cltlea would not have any regulation as far aa liquor was con cerned If a restraining order became affective and the operation of the Jaw held up. He promised his court would expedite the proceedings and urged appeal be taken to the state supreme court immediately after hi decision upon the merits of the ease. MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, .DECEMBER 28, 1933. VOTERS APPROVE GIANT CALIFORNIA WATER PROJECT At a ipcetal Uctlon, Callforn lant voted to spend 1170,000,000 for a ttat power and water act which will provide an estimated three or four year's work for up to 25,000 men. Immense quanti ties of flood waters will be stor ed behind dams In the upper reaches of the Sacramento and 6an Joaquin rivers and soms of It will be distributed through a network of canala to areas where there is Insufficient water. Power will also be generated. The ac companying map of the Central Valley project Indicates the Ken nett reservoir and dam at top. This unit, costing $84,000,000, will back up waters of the 8a era men to. Pit and McCloud rivers. From the town of Hood a conduit will carry fresh water to Contra Costa tldelands, and another canal. In which pumps will lift water to the San Joaquin river area Is re ferred to as the Madera canal. Another reservoir, known as the Frlant unit, will divert water to the dry lands of the Bakersfield irea. (From Associated Press) I Sams Valley SAMS VALLEY. Dec. 38. (8pl.) Christmas program given by the school waa attended by a large crowd and the following program was given: Bongs. "Christmas , and Tenderly Bleeping," high school girls; play, unrisunss speskln' at Skagg's Skule Intermediate grades: duet, "Star of the East," Bvegene Wyatt and Clara Mllkowskl: recitation, Marlon Dug gin: song, Luther's Cradle Hymn. Louise Moorelock. Idabelle Davie. Zona Smith and Lawana Oerber; dia logue, Betty Wilson and Melvln Smith: song, "Ssnta In the Ring." primary room: song. Rita Mllkowskl, va Williams, Irene and Mary Moorelock: song. "Toymaker'a Dream" with drill, primary room: recitation Sale Hutchison; Santa Claua1 greet ing. Prof, and Mrs. O. w. Ayres. with their daughter, Dorothy, left Sunday to spend the holidays with relatives In the Willamette valley. Arthur Stanley and Miss Dorothy Straus left Saturday to visit over the holldaya with their brothers. Fran nd Harold at Richmond. Calif. A loon, apparently lost In the fog. lit near the premises of Orandna xioin. in bird la being taken care or oy a. h. Johnson. Mr. ana Mrs. John Hall spent ennstma with Mrs. Hairs mother nd other relative at Trail. Mlsa Naomi Magrudrr, who teaches the Mesdows school. Is spending her vacation with Mrs. Oeorgs McDon eu:h. Mrs. C. O. OllChrlat, who makes her home with Miss Magruder In the Meadows, Is also In the vslley visiting relatives. Ladles' club met Thursdsy at the J. L. Ptlnk home with Mrs. Prink as hostess, assisted by her dstwhters. rva and Mrs. Ruth Schula. A Chrlit mas program of resdings and eongs was given, after which Mrs. J. K Weaver and Mrs. Oeorge McDonough piayed the role of Mr. and Mrs. Ssnta cisua. riding In on stick reindeer. Olfta and Jokes were distributed, which furnished amusement for all. Refreshmenta were served. Twenty two members were present. The club will meet at the school house Jsmiary wiin Mrs. Koger and Mrs. Morgan entertaining. Home extension unit meeting. scheduled for December 19 wss post poned, due to turkey picking. Janu ary 3 Is scheduled for the next meet ing, which will be a sewing demon stration, under the leadership of Mrs. Aletta Blgham. assisted by Mrs. Rose Crswford. Mr. and Mrs. Carl Beebe and twin daughters. Dale and Gale of Med fbrd. spent Chrtstmsa with Mrs. Beebe'a parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. L. Cat on. An Interesting ChrlsUnss program waa given by the Orange lecturer De cember 18. Stereoptlcan Christmas arvnea were snown. The program was completed with contests, for which prizes were given and the die msntllng of the Christmas tree. Mrs. Pete Burreson. re-elected Jec turet after serving two years, re signed and Mrs. Rose Crswford wss elected to fill the vacancy. Walter Orant waa appointed chairman of the agriculture committee. The position of chairman of the H. X. C. Is yet to be filled. Two short discussions on the salsa Us were given by Wm. VI tnont snd Wslter Orant. Sixteen relatives gathered at the J. L. Rowe home to enjoy Christmas dinner. Present were Mr. and Mrs. John Edlngton and daughter. La telle ef Oold Hill. Mr. and Mis Olney Fiington snd beby son of Ahlsnd. imumm ili woo L lqgfflg'yi TV rS&K wgJr COKTRA COSTA "slJCi MS, fa&SAH JOAQUIN RlVEft AWWW'V '.jr. POMPWC SYSTEM l J PlT?Sjr l XsX& SN JOAQUIN Mtvife?W,& 1 - O S& v W COUNTY CANAL I. M. and Bay Rowe of central Point. Joe Roto of Trail, Mr. and Mrs. T. Edlngton and son. Virgil, of Oslls Creek, A. B. Collett of Smith River snd Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rowe. A. B. Collett Is spending the holi day vscation from his school at Smith River at the W. W. Edlngton home. KMED Broadcast Schedule ,81, TAKEN BY DEATH Emily M. Wles passed away at her home, 838 Taylor street, Wednesday night after an Illness covering th psst five weeks of Infirmities due to old age. She was born In Burford, Csnada, April 29, 1852. Emily M. Coker waa married to James D. Walk er January IS, 1869 in Canada. Ten children were born to the union, three sons and seven daughters, five of whom survive, Charles T. Walker, Omaha, Neb.; Mrs. Ada Yocum. Cedar Rapids, Neb.; Mrs. Csrrle Hutchlns. Mason City. Neb.: Mrs. Florence Pen- j per, Hanford, Calif.; Mra. E. P. Robin, j ouu, jucuigro, ure., ana if L granacnil dren end eight great-grandchildren, dren. On Msy 11. 1896, aha was married to J. W. Wles at Cedar Rapids, Neb. Ho passed away In November 1922. Mra. Wles came to Medford about twenty years ago and msde her home with her dsughter. Mrs. E. P. Robin son. She wss a member of the Chris tian church, and the Women's Relief Corps. Puners services will be held st the Perl Funeral Home Sunday at 2:00 p. m.. Rev. Wm. R. Balrd officiating. Interment In I. O. O. F. cemetery. Alabama, with negro population of 944,834, has only four negro law yer, the bureau of the census reports. WASHINGTON, Dec. 28 (API- Clarence T. Ellla of St. Louis, to be assistant solicitor of the tressury department. Official .Notice. President Roosevelt todsy appointed I dispensers : Medford'e milk ordlnsnos No. 2541 requires that stores, soda fountains, hotels, restaurants or any. one delivering or serving table milk or cream must obtain a permit from the city recorder January 1 of each year. Please do this st once. CITY HEALTH DEPARTMENT. E PORTLAND. Ore.. Dec. 28. (API- Bids on 12 highway projects costing about 8500.000 were opened by the state highway commission here today. Most of the work will be on second ary highways. The regradlng and surfacing with bltumlnoua macadam of the Branks Corner-West Salem section of the Dallas-Salem highway was tne largest item on today a list, from cost standpoint. Low bids Included; Benton county Paving Corvallls section, Newport-Corvsllls highway. United Contracting company, Port land 816.364; bridge over south fork Alsea river near Alsea on Alsea-Dead- wood secondary highway, Sid Ash, Medford, 87907. Dance at Rogue Elk Saturday night, January 6th. WANTED To buy good trailer, cheap. Bute price. Donald witter, Rt. 3. Friday. 8:00 Breakfast News. 'Mali Tribune. 8:05 Musical Clock. 8:15 Peerless Psrade. 8:30 Shopping Oulde. 8:45 Royal club Program. 9:00 Friendship circle Hour. 9:30 Morning Melody. 9:45 Home-Makers' Bureau. 10.00 Weather Forecast. 10:00 Hollywood Impressions. 10:15 Rsaio School of Cookery. 10:30 Musical Notes. 11:00 o-anta Pass Hour. 11:15 vignettes. 11:30 Mirror of Family Life. 11:45 Tone Pictures. 12:00 Mid-day Revue. 12:10 Chamber of Commerce News. 12:16 Radio Rendezvous. 12:30 News Flashes. Msll Tribune. 12:30 Monsrch Melodies. 12:45 Marching. 1 :00 Varieties. 9:00 Classified Bdltlon of Air. 8:00 Songs for Everyday. 8:30 KMED Program Review. 8:35 Rhythmical Cocktail. 4:00 Musical Memories. 4:30 Maaterworka Program. 8:00 Cecil and Sally. 6:15 Hllo Serenadera. 5:30 SI and Elmer. 5:43 Newe Digest, Mall Tribune. : 8:00 Medford Theater Oulde. ! 6:15 A I Plche'a Sports and Fish Flashes. 8:20 Dinner-Dance Program. 6:30 Paul Bundy. 6:45 Holly-time. 7:00 Anson Weeks Orchestra. 7:15 A Page from American weekly 7:30 THE MEDFORD OLEBMEN. 7:45-8:00 Eventide. LOST Left hsnd glove, fur trimmed Rewsrd. 330 E. Main. ACTO wll-ay for your TRUCK MC5TMSS li INSURANCE. Phone 350. Csll at 33 N. Orape St. FOR SALI7 Young milk cow, cheap, i inquire sen nouse on rigntnano aide Berrydale Ave. WANTED 2 used 28x3 motorcycle tires st Msll Tribune. FURNISHED housekeeping room: lights snd water: $7. 331 So. Ivy. Safe: Non-Potsonous GERMICIDE For feminine Hygiene. Ask Your Doctor. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY WANTED A 2-rlrawer letter section to fit a Y. 8t E. filing cabinet: dark oak preferred. What have you? Address Box 75, Msll Tribune. 101O 4-dr. 1929 4-dr. 1979 3 Kir. 19)0 Std. 19JI suit . 191 ftpt 192 V8 Std. 1933 V8 2-dr. lF.D FORIS ...Sedsn ...Sedsn Rdstr. ..Coupe -.Coupe ...Coupe .. . . ..... Sedsn OTHER MAKES 19S3 Beacon 4-dr. Sedan 19.10 Stude 8 Rdstr-Rs 1927 Bulrk S-dr Sedsn C. K. GATES AUTO CO. ' Used Car Dept. 6th and Bartlett. FOR BALE 7-room furnished house. gsrsge. some fruit, near hish school. Price 81250: ti Mh, 812 montiiiv. 5 Interest monthly. Inquire 231 Oreshsm St.. Ashland. Ore. FOUND Lsdy s wrist watch. omicr crown onos etore. Csll at BOYHD'S MARKET 108 NORTH IVY Specials for Dec. 29, 30 and Jan. 2 BUTTER of Rogue 21 c SUGAR Pure Cane. g 8 lb. Bags OOC MATCHES 6 Box Cartons CRAB 19c 19c 20c FOR SMX Rhode Island Reds, cock erels, pullets, yearling hens: huth quslity breeding stock. Cummlno Poultrv Rsnch. A miles out Midway road. Centrsl Point Rt. 1. FOR RENT Desirable furnished house. Reasonable rent. Call 3. Keens Way. WANTED All kinds of livestock for the Auction Sale. Saturday. Dec Soth. Hales Pavilion, located on Old Medford - Central Point hlghwav Phone 2AB-R or write Bot 362. Med ford. So. Oreg. Lireeiock Auction Co. FOR EXCHANGE Pvi-e all. lis hav and work on dsirv for good amsil car. John Newcomb, Rt. j. Box 141. Medford. WANTED Machlnerv. furniture poultna. to he convened to our Auction Sale Frldsv. jsn Jih Csll 2A8.R or write Bos 2"J. Medford -. Livestock Aucuoo Co, Fancy Pack. 6j os. Tins BEANS New crop. Small Whites or Reds. 5 lbs 10 lbs., 3S WHITE KING Granulated Soap. OC Large packages . sCOC OLEOMARAGINE Fresh. qi;. 3 lbs CDC HONEY Local. 4 Qss, 1 pint Mason Jars I O w GINGER SNAPS 10c CORN Standard Grade. WALNUTS 25c MILK 25c New Stock. 2 Cans for Fresh Stock. Lb. No. 2 size. 3 Cans .... Local. New Crop, 2 lbs. Swift's Brookfield. Made River Valley Cream. 1 lb. Prints . 2 lbs. 40t Tomato Hot Sauce 3 Cans 13C SHRIMP 23c CORN MEAL White or Yellow. Easterns, fjsj. No. 10 Bags : .COC LAUNDRY SOAP Bob White. 5 Bars 10 Bars 23d SHORTENING Swift's Jewel. Pure Vegetable. 3 lbs CHEESE Oregon Full Cream, Lb. :. 12c 25c Tall Cans Tea Cup. Oregon, or I cans Case, S2.S3 Wesson Salad Oil V Gallon CQs Cans : OtJC Standard Grade Fresh Roasted. Lb. 14c COFFEE 16c TOILET PAPER Scott Tissue. aa 3 Rolls CUC PRUNES 18c 5c Shredded Wheat Package 10c Fancy Local. 1 lbs. JELLO All Flavors. Pkg. WYANT'S MILK DEPOT in CONNECTION Grade A Raw Milk, quarts 7c, gallons 25c Whipping Cream qts. 35c Open Sundays and New Year's from 8 to 13 A. 117 South Central. Telephone 286 Semi-Annual Shoe Sale! Steel Arch Support a A major value! Arch support black kidskin ties with real leather soles. X7 Huge Choice! Many Styles! Grouped at One Low Price A large selection In women's style shoes. Patents! Calfs! Kldkln! Suedes! New Models! Alt beel heights. Also an Important group of men's dress oxfords and husky work shoes. Get In on these bargains before they're snapped up! $!1.88 I I pair Plain Colors! Printed Patterns! Cotton Prints! At Real Savings! REMNANTS 10 White Sale! Yard Short lengths of smart fabrics! Values we can't duplicate! Many pieces 'in dress lengths. All the wanted colors, plain or printed. Buy several! Regularly sold at 19c a yard This Is the Month to Buy! Strong Cotton M uslin Bleached SHEETS 7Qc 81 x 99 size each Stock up on bed sheets in Wards January White Sale! This good sturdy sheet is splendid for everyday use especially at Wards bargain price! Pillow 42x36 Muslin Pillow Coses, TSc ea Fashion Forecast for 1934! I rocks are New Fi Young and Gay! For street and Sunday night! S395 News for 1934! Plain colors and prints have a crand get-together in smart new ravon erepes! Sunday night frocks come out in gav and glowing "hades! We've picked the prints, the style, the colors to start your .New Year right! 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