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S MEDFORD TEIBTTCE, "NreDPORD, OREGON, "VTEDXESDAY, MAKCH 21, "1935. P"2tflE FIVE , SIDEWALK, ALLEY HAZARDS TARGET NEW JRDINANCE Council Passes First Read ing of Measure to Banish Slot Machines, Bicycle Stands and Other Devices ROLL FOR 2,000 Beauty Expert Names Ten World's Champions With Rouge and PowdePop paea Sabina First on List An ordinance, almed to eliminate all possible hazards from Medford sidewalks and alleys which in the past have allegedly been the cause of several accidents, was presented the city council last ntg,ht by City Attorney Frank Parrell and passed1 the first reading. It would prohibit the location of ' slot machines, bicycle stands and other devices on the sidewalks and restrict the dumping of rubbish In: alleys. Stores and other businesses, finding It necessary to unpack mer chant' -e In the alleys, would be re quired under the ordinance to re move the same within three hours. Report on Deuel Building The special committee appointed to Investigate the Deuel building on East Main, street, from the stand point of public afety, reported the south and west walls unsafe at the present time. The report recom mended that proper bracing be placed at these walls. The matter was re ferred to City Building Inspector Frank Rogers with power to act. Gossip Henshaw, nir aouthpsv pitcher, looked good with seven strikeouts. VENTURA, 'March 31. (AP) The worries of Manager Walter McCredle of the Portland Beavers dwindled away today aa th. club's only hold out. Bill Lawrence, star outfielder, came to terms after weeks of dispute. Tom Turner, cluo president, said Lawrence would sign his contract today. LOS ANGELES, March 31. (AP) Moving over to CataYlna island to re sume spring training, the Lob Angeles Angels, shaky after a series of defeats at the hands of the Chicago Cubs and Portland Ducks, squeezed out a 4-3 victory over the Yannlgar. and set tled down today to Iron out the flaws uncovered In earlier games. Roy RIVERSIDE, March 21. (AP) The Coast league pennant prospects, of the Hollywood 8tan slumped today with the definite announcement that Ota Brannan, for fW yean econd sacker for the Sheiks, would not play this year because of Illness. Bran nan asked that he be placed on the voluntary retired list. He Is at his home la Green. Briar, Ark. By Lamar Mfddlefon I United Press Staff Correspondent PARIS, (UP) What women in the past 2.000 years exercised most - to ductlvely the arts of powder, lipstick. eye-shadow and rouge? Helena Rubinstein, Internationally known author and lecturer on beauty, gave the United Press today her list of ten women, extending from about 50 B. C. to A. D. 1034. , Her expert selections are based on many years' research Into the tricks of facial adornment practiced by the beautiful women of antiquity, from study of portraits of the grandes dames of the Renaissance centuries, and in the case of living women from personal acquaintance. The Champions These ten women, several of whose faces may be said to have shaped world history, are: 1. Poppaea Sabina, the black-haired violet-eyed mistress, and later second wife, of Nero, owed her satiny skin to a dally bath In the milk, of asses. 2. Cleopatra, the raven-haired, dus- The report of Larry Schade, ohalr-).. sloe-eyed Egyptian companion of man oi uie mecuora planning com- 7 . , , mission, was read the council by expert in the seductive use of facial Mayor E M. Wilson. It covered the recent conference of planning com missions held In Portland and at tended by a delegation from this city. Following the report, City Super intendent Fred Scheffel was called upon for comments and announced that the conference showed that the city of Medford had done more plan ning than any cities In. the four states represented with the excep tion of Seattle, Portland and Tacoma. There were representatives present from Idaho, Montana, Washington and Oregon. 13 Ask Beer License' Thirteen local firms presented ap plications for beer licenses to ttoe council last night and all received recommendations, from the civic body. The list Included: Nicholas Dix, J. L. Campbell, D. E. Hartman and L. A. Coppln, Goodwyn & Goodwyn, P. B. Nandle, Cleo Brenner, J. W. Antle, E. O. Brown, Jackson Hotel, Colonial Club, Hotel Medford, A. D. Collier and Cecil Jennings. Oak street Sewer Urged The need for sewer Installation on Oak street was brought before the city council by Dr. L. D. Inskeep, city health olilcer, and City Superintend' ent Scheffel. Mr. Scheffel stated that the work would require an ex penditure of rfbout 980 In labor and that the city had available sufficient pipe for the installation. The mat- matter was referred to the health committee of the" council. Report was made by City Attorney Parrell of a Judgment granted Speix oer In the old garbage case and the attorney was Instructed to make ne gotiatlons. Three councllmen S. A. Kroschel, Al Llttrell and Ralph Stephenson were absent from last night's ses sion. CRATER HAY II TO BE pigment, perlumed oils and hennaed fineer-tlpa. 3. Ninon de I'Enclos, the 17th-cen tury leader of fashions in Prance, who sometimes covered her blonde hair with perukes, but whose dextrous use of cosmetics held her celebrated lov ers beside her until she reached 90. Mme. Dubarry, fair-haired adven turess and mistress of Louis XV, whose Ingenious make-ups did not. however, save her from the guillotine. Langorous Beauty S. Mme Recammler, langorous grande-dame of French political so ciety in the 18th Century, whose por traits reveal her dark hair and facial coloring. 6. The tltlan-haired Elizabeth, queen of England, la Included In Mme. Rubinstein's list, because- the former Illustrates how a woman, of relatively undistinguished features may overcome facial defects by Judi cious use of rouge and eye-shadow. 1. Emma, Lady Hamilton, , auburn- haired inspiration of Romney's classic masterpieces; her brilliantly colored beauty dominates the Italian court. 8. The Marquise de Pompadour, al so a mistress of Louis XV, is cited as the type oi woman who levels In kind of piquant artlfacialty which cosmetics can provide. 1934 Types 9. The Honorable Mrs. Reginald Fellowea, fashion-magazine editor and Paris social leader. Her "modern make-up," which sets off hazel-green eyes and brunette hair. 10. Mrs. Julia Hoyt, of New York, whom Mme Rubinstein believes striking example of American beauty dark hair, dark eyes, whose face has been a favorite subject of such painters as Sargeant and Zuiuaga. 90,000 Barrels of Beer Sola. HELENA, Mont. (UP) Approxi mately one-fifth of a barrel of 3.2 ne'er- per person was consumed in Montana during nine months of 19f.3. More than 90,000 barrels of iager were sold in the state. Braille Tells Three'LHUe Pigs. WATERTOWN, Mass. (UP) Even the sightless at the Perkins Institu tion for the Blind enjoy the 'Three Little Pigs." A book In Braille re counting their adventures has been added to the Institution's library. SALEM. March 21. (JP) The two day session of the state highway com mission will open in Portland this af- 1 ternoon, at which time delegations will be heard. Tomorrow awards will be made on road projects for which , bids were called several weeks ago, the work amounting to about $400, 000. The eight jobs to be awarded In. as many counties are: Clackamas County South unit, Portland-Milwaukee section of East Portland -Oregon City highway, 1.65 miles grading and paving. Coos County Bridge over South Pork CoqulUe river on Powers second ary highway in Powers. Jackson County Agate-Little Butte Creek section of Crater Lake high way. 3.54 miles roadbed widening. 3.54 miles penetration type bituminous macadi.m, and furnish crushed rock In stock piles. Lincoln County Newport section of Oregon Coast highway, 1.03 miles grading and penetration type bitum inous macadam. Malheur County Blue Mountain Pass Jackson Creek section of I. O. N. highway, 5.2 miles grading. Multnomah County Bybeo boule vard undercrosslng over the East Portland-Oregon City highway In the City of Portland. Tillamook County Bridge over ui ; tie Nestucoa river on the Little Nes tucca secondary highway near Dolph.j Umatilla County Melners Ranch Pendleton section of Pendleton-Cold Springs highway, 12.2 miles crushed rock surfrlnc; nd oil mst surface ; treatment, and furnish crushed In j stock piles. i Medford School of Beauty Culture Announce These Prices Now Effective Permanent Waves $2.60 Fingea Waves .60 Shampoo ........ .26 Hair Cut .25 Marcell . .50 Manicure 35 Thlf Khcool will be operated bj licensed operators until State Hoard Inspect, ihop. 4 1912 East Main St. Across from Roxy Theatre Phone 84 Hours from 9:00 to 9:00 SANTA BARBARA, March 2.KP) The victorious Seattle Indians kept their stTing ot practice triumphs un broken today with a d-1 defeat of the Santa Barbara Cubs. Two rookie hurlers, Pisch and. Hake, limited the Cubs to four hits, while the Indians collected 14 oil the home club's pitcher, Bonetti. The Indians play the Chicago White Sox today. emergency sslet far, which hu tlready been endorsed by the league. "The Sales Tax," kill Adams, "will not take away homes from the widows avid, oTpnftna aa out piopVy tax i doing. It?irJiJ not take clothes Irom the backs of the poor nor food from their mouths, ft will not tax their bread, because there will be no tax on purchases to 1 cents, and only one cent tax on purchases up to a dollar. "Anyone in fact, who ha HQ to spend, even for the necessities of life, could get along -my -well on even it he did have to pay the tax; whereas, many property owners, it they dtd have to pay their taxes, would have nothing left upon which to Uv. "No sane man can deny that the sales tax will reduce property taxes. In my own school district it wilt cut WHEAT LEAGUERS BACK SALES TAX MOKO. Ore. (Spl.) After point ing out that the assessed valua ot property in Oregon la less than It was 20 years ago, but the property owners are payttvg almost tA0.WG,xyj a yar more on it, J, B. Adams, president of the Eastern Oregon "Wheat league, to day announced Ms active entrance into a campaign In favor of the 'taxes about (3200, and in order to expend so much through the sales! tax, we would have to buy 1313,000 worth of txt& 50Atchavida JwhitSv Is more than our entire income in our district. "It is simple to understand why the sales tax can raise 94,000,000 and keep our hard pressed, school golut and reduce property taxes. The rea son h tWa: Hundreds ot thousands ot our people who are property tax 9 OUT OF 10 CURG HUTCHINSON, Kaa AP The sur vival of superstition was shown In surrey conducted by Hutchinson tree, would put a few dlmis Into the junior college students under Prof. state funds, where now they put l IV a, WoodardU nothing. That is fair and square. It I A total of 187 superstitious beliefs vpi out Vm taxev, ft YictXm w- was oncrAmtned, with nVna out ol W body; it will make many ot our peo- J persons ho24lng that one or more ot pie tax wise who never paid taxes,! the following Is unlucky: Friday the and cause them to feel that they are 1 13th; 13 at table; spiffing saft; a track really & part of our governmental cat crossing one's path, and walking (wall? with mponiAbUttAM. a nelUuw&M te44. OtV tUAn& th as tha splendid privileges of govern- Uroundhog weather forecasting legend, ment such as our schools, which aW that creaking a mirror orlnga seven can enjoy, but for whtch the few years' bsd luck and that the third pay.N I attempt is likely to succeed. -eLJ ju -KjU U LJuuld uj-uLdsJLdlI) oirt V. S. Penny Fntmrt. STOCKTON. Calif. (UP) A CWA worker tHgstns po' hole here un earthed a United States penny dated 1818. It tu ono inch In diameter. 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