PAflE TWO
IS WELCOMED ON
First Lady Makes Air Trip to
Spot Where Columbus
Landed On First Crossing
Takes Deep Interest
n.r nrcss fibmAv
AfMK-luli'd Frfwi Staff Writer
ST. CROIX, Virgin Inlands; March
8. (AP) Mrs. Franklin D. Roose
velt, Oovernor Paul Pearson and A
pary aboard the airliner American
Clipper came here today in 28 min
utes from St. Thomas.
They tfent ashore at the plttoe
where Christopher Columbus Is re
puted to have landed from his first
crossing of the Atlantic.
Prom the plane, Mrs. Roosevelt
w?nt ashore In a rowboat. She
Jumped from the rowboat to the
dock and' there she was presented a
huge bouquet of flowers by a negro
child.
Bottle for President
Another present was given here
there a bottle of 48-year-old St.
Croix rum "to take to the president."
She walked up the street to the
bandstand under an arch of sugar
canes, held aloft by native girls.
At the bandstand she made a short
spoerh, saying:
"The president has the welfare 6t
the Virgin Islands very mUch at
heart,"
At St. Thomas, Mrs. Roosevelt went
swimming at 7:30 a. m., then she
and .her party visited the lofty, but
tressed "Bluebeard Castle," where
federal money Is now building It ho
tel to turri the pirate lair into tour
ist dollars a an aid to the impover
ished islands.
Many Prdjrcis seen .
She saw the beginnings of farm
work around Lindbergh bay, watched
rdndft being built, school buildings
rcpHired. and swamps drained.
Untiringly ahfl asked practical
questions trf bring out the facts on
schools, on poverty; and on hhe press
ing local problem of vagrant, parent
less children.
Officials told her that the activi
ties of the Inst few months had re
sulted In Improvements with which
nothing elue since the islands were
boug,ht In 1B17 could be compared.
Federal flour, butter and pork are
feeding the poor.
Whomver Mrs, Rocwevelt went the
enthusiasm was so rampant that a
local doctor exclaimed: "The people
are waving their hats off I"
Before her swim Mrs. Roosevelt
and Governor Pearsoh akipped rope
oh the bench.
Women ItPHMtiretl
T.housnndfl ot native women gath
ered about and Mrs. Roosevelt told
them:
"I hope you feel as long as my
husband Is In office you have ft
friend,"
When she departed In an automo
bile for the airport the assembled
women called!
''Kiss Slstie end Buttle for met"
''May a crown of glory rest ori your
hen with diamonds Id it!"
"God bo with you!"
As the car drpnrtcd, many of the
spectators msrie the sign of the cross.
HoNpHril Hears Name
A hospital building at St, Thomas
MEN'S
Moti's Suits
Balto Brand
Men's Spring Hnts
Priced
Men's Dress Pants
Priced ,
Men's Dress Shirts
Priced ..
Boys' Corduroy Punts
Priced
Men's Slip-on Sweaters
wool
.
1
.
tt
ft.
II -V
SHOES
Men's Dress Oxfords
at
Men's Work Shoes
priced at - ....
Boys' Dress Oxfords,
or.s lot
Men 'I Bib Msn i "-0nc Work Hop. rt Ooior Patterns
Overalls OanvasOloves Bh,Hi Muslin percales A Real Pattern
87c i,2c 43c to 69c Igfjj 1 15c yd 15c
New Shipments of Spring Goods Arriving Daily at Going at Sale
Whillock's GOLDEN RULE
Lady On Cabinet
Proving Suceesi
Asserts Johnson
WASHINGTON, March Z.OP)
Hugh S. Johnson, NRA head,
thinks the most successful of the
Roosevelt program of experiments
la having a woman in the cabinet:
He expressed this Idea before
several thousand business men
gathered for the NBA code author
ity sessions. Madame Secretary
Perkins was present.
"I've been so busy,' she prompt
ly replied,- "that until reminded I
had quit forgotten I Wfc art ex
periment." The industrialist recorded ap
proval of both sentiment by
standing up In a body to applaud
the cabinet womn.
vu named yesterday t&t Mrs. Roose
velt when, after making what
called her first "real" speech of the
tour, she bagan In earnest A study
of economic and social conditions:
The atracture, In brief ceremony,
was named the "Anna Eleanor Build
ing" There was a roar of applause when
In an address to a large crowd gath
ered to greet .her, Mrs, Roosevelt
said: "t am happy to greet yoil all
and bring you thS greetings of my
husband the president."
She said Mr. Roosevelt planned fo
visit "your very beautiful islands"
next summer.
SOCIALETIQUETTE
The first meeting of the recently
organized mux. In social etiquette to
be conducted at the Cllrla' Commun
ity center, wa held last evening with
25 present. Mrs. .Alan 'Bracklnreed
conducted the elans and much In
trest In the course waa expressed by
the member. Mrs. Donald B. 'dark
will speak at the neit meeting of
the clnftff.
This evening the girls are invited
to the old "T" building, now known
as the tilris' Outer, tor the tisAn in
drama and expression under direction
of Mrs. Ellsworth Schuler. The class
Will converts at 7:90 o'clock:
- Tomorrow night the dancing' Class
will meet at the Roosevelt gymna
sium with Miss Mrtrjrirle rjnff n ItH
structor. An Invitation to tile classes
Is extended! all Interested girl of 111
community.
DEPENDON BEAM
Marshall 6. Honpln o( the fenotal
airway ha written Medford that he
is now on his way to Washington
and while there will take up with
Mr. Wynne the recommendation for
additional funds for completion Of
the Meriford airport project.
He asked that a letter dt commit
ment from Fred Bchcffel, city super
Ihtenilent, be forwarded to Wash
ington, stating that this city will In
stnll ft landing heart! of elbef device
at Hi airport nt local expense. SuVH
ah agreement. Mr. Hnppln slated,
would be necessary' to tile progress
of the application.
EXPANSION
Bargains for Saturday!
Hundreds of Specials Go On
WEAR
$24.85
$1 .97 to $2.98
$2.15,o $2.49
69c o $1.19
.$1.49 1
97c
$2.49
$1.97
$2.97
$2.48
$1.97
to
to
MEDFORD MAIL
HOUGH FILES AS
CANDIDATE FOR
J
A. O. Hough, attorney of aranti
fans, today formally filed hit declar-.
. tlon of Intentions td seek nomlna
jtlon for circuit Judge front the dls
I trlct comprising Jscksoh and JoaS
i phlne counties.
, Attorney Hough Is the third candi
date for the Judicial pott to file, the
Others being Attorney 3. 6. Anderson
of Grunt! pass nd Judge Harry D.
Norton, incumbent. This means the
Judgeship will b toted upon at the
May primary, ss well as at the general
lectlon in November. The Judge
ship contest, tinder Oregon law. Is
non-partisan with no political dealg
hatlbh. Had but two filed, there
would hav beeii no Vote at th pri
mary. Attorney Hough has been a resi
dent of Josephine county for 38 years
and during that time more or leas
sctlv In Democratic circle. He 1
well known In Josephine county. Last
spring' and summer hi was chief
counsel fof E. H. Pehl nd J. Arthur
unlet:, convicted to ballot thft, and
advisor to others Identified with the
local agitation and vote stealing.
There are no other potential Ju
dicial candidates In sight.
A. E. ReatheSi attorney of this' city,
a high tanking Democrat of the stat.
nd mentioned a a gubernatorial
possibility, yesterday filed fof Demo
cratic preelnct eomhiitteemah from
th Medford Newtown precinct. Col.
R i. Toli Velle of Jackohvlll. a war;
horse of local Bourbmilarri. filed for
th aam rioit from th North Jack
sonville precihet. They are thi first
two berhocratlc precinct committee
men to fly slogan. Attorney Reames
announces he will "support the prin
ciples of the Democratic party." Col
Tou Velle 1 under the Shibboleth:
"f will support the pollcl of Presi
dent Roosevelt." Th DemcTaey dt
neither has ever been Impugned.
Mr. Stella Anderson la the first
woman of the sennon td file for of
fice. Sh seeks Democratic precinct
committeeship, with the siogani "X
will serve to the best of my ability."
Leona Anntrom of Ashland filed for
the same hohori but failed to state
which precinct she wss running In.
so the filing will be returned for re
vision and correction,
A Republican finally snowed up
with ambition to b precinct cord
mltteemahi and filed yesterday. He
I Fred c. Home of Bellvlew, who ha
held the post before. Mr. Horn has
no slogan.
Other filings yesterday for Delnd
cfatlc precinct committeemen wet:
W. Hal Mcrtalf, Ashland ok: John H.
Fuller, Aahland North, and H. B. Can
ter, Ashlnnd Bast: Ray F, Spencer.
South Rlverslde( Modford. .
BIRTHS
Born to Mn arid Mrs. B. L, Cen
tred of 606" Sotith Newtown, a daiigli
ten weighing eight pounds, 10
ouricesi at the Coriirhuhlty hospital
last night.
Classed' as a tree and plant pest,
mistletoe Is outlawed by ordinances
in several California cities and its
destruction made compulsory.
We are DOUBLING
SPACE taking the store
Building adjoining our
O Outstanding New
LADIES' DRESSES
Ladies' Silk Dresses
priced at
Wool Knit Sport Suits
for
Ladies' Skirts
at
Ladies' Slip-on Sweaters
for only
Misses' Slip-on Sweaters
prloed at
Ladies' House Dresses
priced
Ladies' & Children's Shoes
Ladles' Oxfords,
one lot -
Ladles' Oxfords and
Pumps ....
Ladies' Oxfords and
Pumpi ...
One lot Children's
Oxfords
One lot Children's Straps ard
Oxfords
TRIBUNE. MED FORD,
Accused Of Killing
Wife And Children
Formally charged with murder,
John A. Crane, psychoplthio . war
veteran, told Oklahoma City officers
he would tell the "whole story" of
tfillinfj his wife and three children at
picnic. (Associated Press Photo.
Tuesday night waa rather a targe
erchihg' fdf members f Medford lodge
rio. 83, I. o. O. P., and the hall was
well-filled with members and visitors
for the program. The ladles and
children (and the men members) en
Joyed the hovel program prepared by
the committee. A radio broadcasting
stunt waa the main featured of the
evening, In that It was out of the
usual run of entertainment.
Friday evening. March 9. Rogue
Alvef Encampment tio. 30 will put
oh a worthwhile program, and a large
attendance la expected and desired
After the business session (which will
be short, a Varied program of nine-,
leal numbers and novelty skits will
be featured, after which refreshments
will be served. All members and fam
ilies are invited.
IN FOR QUARTER TAXES
SALHMj March 8. Iff1 Morrow
county was the first fed pay Its full
portion of the first quarter state
taxes to the state treasurer, followed
closely by Jackson and Olackamns
counties. She first quarter 1034 taxes
are due by April 1.
Motto county paid 7,580. while
! Jackson county remitted 22,8l0 and
j Claoknmns county $37,770.81.
Help Kidneys
If fcoorlf fnnrtlatilmr anf
lllttililer makn ymi iiiirer from (itHnrf
!!p Nintitn. NffTOtiHtiftHs. IMieuniAtle
sins. StifrneM, Burnlnin HmarHttir.
9 Itching, or Acidity try the friiarantecd
Doctor's PrcincrtiitionCyBtex(Siu-tex)
jfi. 4A w Mual fix ynu up or money
ftfOloA back. Qui lb? ai druggists.
OUR FLOOR
room in the Palm
present location!
SALE
Sale
1$5.47
$4.95
$1.49
.. $1.00
79c
57c to 98c
$1.97
$2.48
$2.97
97c
$1.98
NOVEL PROGRAM
ENJOYED BY LO O.F.
Prices
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OREGON, THURSDAY,
LOCAL TALENT IN
HOLLYWOOD REVUE
SCORES REAL HI!
Helen May's "Hollywood Movie Re
vue," staged last night at the Cra
terian theater, and which will be re
peated this eveninoj at 9 o'clock, wit
rlewed by a full house last night,
and the entire" program was punctu
ated with hearty applause for the
amateur Impersonators.
Numerous movie stars Were por
trayed by Medford young people, with
Betty Thorndlke as Zasu Pitts, giv
ing a musical reading "There Usn't
Any Schol Here Anymore; Other im
peronat!ona were:
Tom Brown, Dick Baize: Joe Twerp,
Bob Murphy; Oreta Oar bo. Thelma
Hulbert; Katharine Hepburn, Ruth
Chit wood: Qroueho Marx, Fred Sny
der; Mickey Mouse, Nona Hey land:
Harno Marx, BUI Ryan; Joe E. Brown,
J. C. Koppen; Marian Nixon. Mar
guerite Geer; Mae West, Hlldegard
Lang: Chlco Marx, Bearl Stevenson,
and Minnie Mouse, Dotle Terret.
An orga nsolo was played by Goldle
Snyder, organist and musical director
for the production, followed by the
opening chorus, a scene In a Holly
wood studio's dressing room. La
Murle Beck waa featured in a solo
and fiance with chorus, and Miss May
presented a clever tap number. Blea
noro Langenberg of Roseburg Was
featured In a dance solo.
Skits by the "movie stars" dotted
the program, and . brought laughter
and applause from the audience.
Ruth Luy's tappers,- Dorothy Jenkins,
Isabel 1 Crouch i Mary Jean Cusick,
Jean McPherson and Frankie Rina
barger appeared iff a number, and a
dance trio by Ethel Chord, Helen May
and Zoe Dell Lantls followed.
Mickey and Minnie Mouse present
ed a dance number, and those in "Our
Gang' who also danced were Odelie
Ann Persons. Lois Hueston. Lorraine
Adams, Melissa Persons. Muriel Piatt,
jennnette House, Francis Jones, Jean
Prill tt. Betty Reams, Janet Reter and
Jean Smith.
The revue closed with ''Go td feed,
River,' featuring LaMurle beck, Ethel
Chord, Heleh May and Zoe Deli LarU
tla. Members of the various choruses
were:
Verneli Stevenson, Hazel itelwh-
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iltrnvlitan Ofrrl II oust
JAt'.irrtiiv 1.40 p. m , EA.frn
9t.inlfiri Tiin. cirer Rl ftMrt Bi'.i
Mi.twor ot NHC. LUI KY PTHIKg
will brotMli-w mr MrtMpollun
Oiwr Compn of Nfw Y.irli In
th complete Optra. "pRfft.ACVI'"
fi
f Always tlte Finest
MARCH 8. 1934.
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beck, Laura Wilson. BUlle McKenae.
Lorraine Adamsi Martha Shelley. Z$e
Deli Lantls. Ethel Chord, Margarite
Boyle, Katherlne Brandt. Pauline
Champleln, June Williams, Louise
Underwood. Plora Silllman, Wretha
Slmonson, Sue Wetherell. Velma Gray.
Margaret Geer, Patsy Hall, Evelyn
M.'Kee, Dorothy Burnett, Thelma
Hulbert, Marcel la Jones, Margaret
Yeager; Mary Flak, Helen Mercer.
Margaret Edwards. Gerald ine Bod en -hamer;
GeorghSnna Coats. Pe"arl Jones,
Hawl Collins. Ellien Barry. Geraldlne
Grove. June Owen, Naomi Brans, Wll
ma'arove, Wylene Merrltt; Mary Hall.
Hlldegard Land, Elsie Ze Hers, Bettq
Burgdorfi Ethel Mackay. RUth Prince..
Pmillne McAllister, Helen HaU. Vera
Hate, Verna Shelley; Fidelia Wagntr;!
Winnlbel James, Evelyn Robinson,
Veva Hall. Dorothy Mercer, Thelma
Edmonds, Phyllis Smith, Barbara
Blue. Eleanore Langcnberg, Mairle
Whfttmore. !
TO PLEAD FRIDAY
Manzie Bideh. 89. locl resident, tn
dlclea tor alleged transmission of a
mallghant communicable disease to
another, was arraigned In clrciilt court
this morning and was given until to
morrow morning to enter a plea.
A previous indictment charging
Biden with contributing to the de
linquency of a minor girl was dis
missed by the district attorney and
the present true bill returned by the
grand Jury. N
Abble Gilbrlde. It, the girt in the
case, is now held In a Portland instl
tutton for erring maidens.
Harrison Foster ahJ William
Young, indicted for receiving stolen
property, entered pleas of guilty.
Young (hot the garage proprietor of
the" aarne name) 1s charged with re
ceiving an electric clock stolen from
Dr. A. R. Hedges1 office. Foster Is
charged with receiving stdlen hams
from the United States transient re
lief station at Talent.
Sentence tn pending criminal cases
will probably be rendered early next
week. ,
Iowa State1 college textile special
ists say sunshine Is the best and
cheapest removed of scorch stains
from cloth simply" stretch the
cloth lh t,he sun and moisten from
time to time.
And good tutc is one great pleasure
you find in every Lucky Strike, for
only the finwt Turkish and Domestic
tobacco are used in
ffliiii
Tobacco
and only the
E
IIS BIG
FOR COUNTY TAX!
The Weyerhaeuser Timber company
yesterday remitted to the tat collec
tion department of the sheriffs of
fice Its check for 129.412.81, in pay
ment cf 1931-1942 taxes In Jackson
county, it was the largest single
ta payment of the year. The tim
ber covered by the tax pajment is
located In eastern jacksor. county
near the Klamat,h county line.
Tli new state law ft ran tin a re
bates tor full payment has increased
individual tax payments, and corpo
rations are also taking advantage of
the provisions. Most of the payments
to date have been from smalt land
and home owners. Government
checks are numerous In the pay
ments. Quite a number of payments , are
for both this and last year. Last
year tax payments ,hit a low mark,
due to the bard times and the urg
ing of local demagogues; "Don't pay
your taxes." The state law also made
tax dodging easy.
It is expected that this year will
see the heaviest paying of taxes on
timber lands since 1929. The" county
financially harassed welcomes the
coiri. It will aid in the payment of
outstanding warrants and indebted
ness and the .high expense Incurred
by murder and ballot theft trials,
and the county commissary.
Sugar beet shipments from Utah
In 1933 were io per cent higher than,
those of 1932.
M The Jackson County Workers' League
Will Hdld Their
REGULAR MEETING
Thursday, March 8, 7:30 p. m
at the . '
COURTHOUSE AUDITORIUM ;
Good speakers and musical program. All members and
workers invited. The purpose of this league is to Organise
all the wdtkers of Jackson County.
i1
THE JOY OF GOOD TASTE
anJ only the center leaves. They are the
mildest leaves, the most tender. Every
Lucky Strike is fully packed . . . always
so round, so firm no loose ends.
Lucky Strike
. .lMf.'iWwHIT
mml si i.iirri nii
I frf
Center Leaves
IN ROGUE RIVER
The salmon run Is really on. U th
word brought today to Medford fish
ermen, who were oiling their reels
this afternoon In anticipation of h
dsy at the lower river.
Hank Crolaant of Grant Pas,
member of the Medford Gun club, ri
ported- that several salmon weri
hocked at Savnge Rapida Tuesday arid
that many more fish were expected
to start the journey up the river next
week. They, even aa the flowers and
the fruit trees, local anglers observed
today, art rushing the season.
How One Woman Lost
20 Founds of Fat
Lost Her Pfominent Hips,
Double Chili, Sluggishness
Gained Physical Vigor
. A Shapely Figure
If you're fatfirst remove the cans.
Take one ; half teaspoonful of
KRUSCHEN SALTS' in & glass of hot
water every morning in 8 weeks get
on the scales and note how many
pounds of fal have vanished.
Notice that also you have geinM
in energy your skin is cleareryou
fftel younger in body KKUSCHEN
will give any fat person s Joyous
surprise.
Get an 85c bottle of KRUSCHEN
SALTS from Woods Drug Co. or any
leading druggist anywhere in Amer
ica (lasts 4 weeks). If this first boti
tie doesn't convince you this is tfi
easiest, safest and surest way to lose
fatyour money gladly returned.
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The Cream of the Crof
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