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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 3, 1934)
E OF ClimiRPORI Expenditure of $104,000 to Be Proposed to CWA Council Mourns Passing of Member Clemenson A new application for additional Improvement at the Medford airport, cnlllng tor the expenditure of 1104, 000 Instead of the $17,000 originally planned, will be submitted to the CWA by the city of Medford, it was announced at laat night's meeting of the city council, when the applica tion was presented by City Superln , Undent Fred Bcheffel and approved by the council. . The new application will not call for additional men, however, Mr. Scheffel explained, as It will be neces sary, so far as now known, to carry on the work with the allocation of men, already granted Jackson county. Should the new Application be ap proved, however, a 800-foot crow-runway .would be constructed and the present runway Increased from 150 to 300 feet. High power poles along Biddie road would be eliminated and the lighting of the airport changed to conform to the new runways. Clemenson Mourned, A committee was appointed at last night's meeting by Mayor E. M. Wil son with Instructions to draw up a resolution expressing the council's loss In the recent deam of Council man W, M. Clemenson, the resolu tion to be spread upon the city rec ords. The committee Is composed of George Porter, C. C. Furnas and C. C. Darby. Councilman Porter was named chairman of the finance committee to act as msyor in the absence of Mr. Wilson. Other appointments to be made for the new year will be announced at the next meeting of the city council, Mnyor Wilson reported. Dnjf Problem Ironed. A step forward in the handling of the local dog problem was reported by City Attorney Frank Farrell, who announced that a contract had been signed by the county court giving the city 80 per cent of the dog li cense money collected on condition that the city appoint the agent to do the collecting. Attorney Farrell was Instructed, following the report, to refer the matter to the Jackson County Humane society, which has handled the problem in the past. Application for a beverage license, NEW INDUSTRIAL ADVISORY BOARD OF THE NRA - 7 : ' ! i 'J " , , ' Memborg of the new Industrial advisory board of the national recovery administration are shown as they met In Washington. 8eated, left to right, are: Robert L. Lund, 8t. Louis; Pierre 8. du Pont, chairman, Wilmington, Del.) Myron C. Taylor, New York; H. I. Harrlman, New York; Standing, left to right: Ralph E. Flanders, Springfield, Vt.; Lincoln Fllene, Boston; Alfred P. Sloa,.. Jr., New York; Clay Williams, Wlnston-Salem, N. C; Thomas Mclnerney, New York, and Morris E. Leeds, Philadelphia. (Associated Press Photo) filed by Davis and Hartman, waa pre aented by Councilman Darby and granted by the council. Rihims Home Mr. Mary Llckl , Shreve. left? today on the Shaata for of Salem, who has been apcndlng the her home. Mrs. Llckel la Mrs. Shreve's holidays here with Mr. and Mrs. Roy I mother. SLICING CHANGES Approval by the federal finance corporation of a loan for 9375,000 to t,he Talent Irrigation district ap proximately $125,000 less than the amount sought will require some readjustment, Olen Anuplger, gen eral manager of the crtatrtct, a&ld, today. Formal granting of the loan Is now In the malls from Washing ton, D. C. Manager Arnsplger said the bond holders who have Impounded their bonds of the district would have to give reconsent for the distribution; on approximately a 35 cent basis in stead of the 50 cents basis as planned. Manager Arnsplger and Attorney Frank P. Farrell will leave for Port land tomorrow nlght to attend a meeting of the bondholders' com mittee. No action has been taken on the loan application of the Medford Irri gation district by the RFC. The application was filed two weeks later than the Talent district. The Medford Irrigation district to day mailed to the land owners of ,the district the following circular letter, stating the 1034 policy relative to delinquent water users "The board of directors, at Its last meetin, decided to adopt the policy of not serving water to land owners mho are one year or more delinquent In their operation and maintenance aesassments, or until at least 93.75 per acre Is paid. "This action has become necessary due to the ever increasing amount of delinquency and to tb efact that, In order to give satisfactory service, the canals and ditches must be kept In reasonable repair which, of course, cannot be done Hess operation charges are paid. "This policy has been used for many years by several irrigation dis tricts of Oregon, and It has been found decidedly beneficial to both the land owner and the district." A similar policy, it Is reported, will be adopted by the Talent, Rogue River and Gold Hill Irrigation districts. Studebaker Sales Show Increase In Medford Territory The popularity that has greeted Studebaker's new 1334 new 1934 "sky way, speedway" models throughout America Is reflected In the local mar ket, according to B. L. Sanderson, local Studebaker dealer. "Motorists of this city not only like the new Studebakers, they buy them," said Mr. Sanderson. "As n result our business hss been much better during the last 60 days than It has been for months. "During November of last year w sold and delivered five new Studeba ker automobiles to motorists living here. N November of 1933, we made retail delivery of one car. Thus, u aee Viat our 1933 November Just past was the beat since 1930, when we made five retail deliver lea. And we also find that we delivered mora new cars In November than In any month since January of 1930, when we made six deliveries." The Studebaker factory Is break ing records In selling cars to Its na tional dealer organization, Mr. San derson stated. "The new Studebakers are Just as popular nationally as they are In this city," he stated. "Factory aalea to dealers during November, 1933. were 13 per cent, greater than the combined business of November, 1929. 1930, 1031 and 1933. In fact, the November Just past waa the greatest in any similar period since 1934." Mr. Canfteld III Ira D. Canfield, commander of the Veterans of For eign Wars, Is confined to his home with an attack of llu. 4 Rcturni to San Diego George Mc Laughlin, who spent the Christmas holidays in Medford at the home of Mrs. Mary J. Story and Lois Van Dyck. left Sunday for San Dleg. where he Is stationed with the U. S. navy. jilts Bottled Health for Baby Phone Pasteurized Milk 1934's First Baby ; Should get the right start .with GOLD SEAL milk, Two weeks FREE DELIVERY of 1 quart of jmilk for 1934 's first baby! For Milk Delivery Phone 5 1 MENNEN'S TOILET SET Including these necessary articles: Baby Ointment, Borated Talcum Powder, Medicated Toilet Soap, Nipple and Wash Cloth. For The Lucky Baby Whose Daddy Is Asked To Call At WOODS DRUG CO. Corner Main and South Central , FrS fp V;""1 "i J3 ."v: lis pBSEj FREE NIGHT LIGHT AND BED LAMP Will be presented by this store to the Mother of Little 1934 People's Electric Store A SUIT AND DRESS Will be cleaned free of charge for the parents of Little 1934! S. Central. Phone 98 Beautiful Free Photograph of 1934'S FIRST BABY Start the photographio habit when baby is Kttlo Nothing will preserve happy memories more than photographs . . . We make a specialty of baby pictures and 1034's first little baby is Invited to pose for a photograph FREE. The PEASLEY'S OPPOSITE THE HOLLY It YOUK baby was the first to be born in 1934, the baby's in for a store of marvelous, free, needed gifts, with not a string attached to any of them! Send in all information as soon as possible! We want your baby to be happy and lucky even if it isn't the first .... so let these merchants be your guide. FREE FINGER WAVE! We will give the mother of "Baby 1934" a beautiful fingor wave. Call for an appointment whenever it is convenient. CINDERELLA BEAUTY SHOP East 8th St. Phone 1623 CONTEST RULES 1- A Silver SPOON for The little Girl or Boy who was the first to be born in Jackson county in 1934. from Lawrence's Specializing in Sterling Silver ware with the laigest and finest stock in Southern Oregon. FREE DINNER For the Mother and Dad of Littlo 1934. Delicious food and friendly service. at the HOTEL HOLLAND COFFEE SHOP Mr. and Mrs. Vcncil Cerveny, Proprietors Mother and Dad must be residents of this county. p Baby's birth certificate must be received "by this paper no later than midnight, 3 Hour, minute and date of baby's birth must be confirmed by the attending physician. . 4 Baby must be born within Jackson county. January 9th. THE WINNING BABY WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN THIS PAPER JAN. 10 Don't Leave Baby's Future to Luck NOTHING is more essential in a child's life than to assure its future financial security with a sound savings plan. Perhaps you've been too busy up to now to give this matter much thought, but we have not forgotten. We want you to accept, with our cotnpll. mcnts, a savings bank book with an initial deposit of $2. And may we remind you that $1 saved weekly until your baby reaches maturity will amount to $1092 plus interest. What a real financial start in life that will be! The First National Bank "A DEPARTMENTIZED BANK" MEAT MARKET 206 E. Main. Free Delivery. Tel. 46 Offers The Parents of the Baby A Very Choice Sugar-Cured HAM THE ECONOMY FEATURES HIGH GRADE MEAT3 PRODUCED IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY THE PROUD PARENTS OF THE WINNING BABY ARE INVITED TO CALL AT PALMER'S AND RECEIVE A FREE . . . $2.50 Merchandise Order PALMER ELECTRIC STORE East Main. phone 788 V i
