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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 6, 1934)
PAGE SEYEN ALES TAX DRIVE GAINS MOMENTUM Burglars Ransack Hamburger Stand Willard Cave reported to city police thla morning that hU hamburger stand at 25 South Riverside was en tered through the rear door some time after 3 a. m, today, and a num ber of articles stolen. Listed aa missing from the place were a radio, a gun, a few packages of cigarettes and some old coins. a rollicking Irish comedy, the script woven through the operetta that vtit cornea from the "old sod" itself. Those I appeal to both old and young and it rfUftj? (aw mm come off promptly at 9 o'clock as par schedule Saturday erenlnff and a nornmcf charge wfH be mads at the doer. After the performance those who ear far SsnclRg may stay and enpr a good time -&&h muc furnished by Btefceyfe Orchestra. To tht hun$ a refreshment booth wm fee stocked wtttt & goad home cooked Come and e&oy th evening wtttv tfs, we wtfi see that yom have a good tme. THE GRANGE 9 who want to get a good laugh and !ls one of the finest dramatic cef-ups new kick out of Ufe want to pas up other engagements and see this thrill ing comic. There is ft fine thread of sentiment that the Grange ha eves attempted to put on, evening hy wiH put en a special matinee for the children the Phoenix Grange Is putting on an Irish operetta Saturday, April 7th, at 8 p, m, entitled "The Wishing Wett" N POLK COUNTY Farmers Back Plan As Being Worthy of Trial League Members Busy Plan ning Personal Campaign MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, 'APRIL 6, 1934. SALEM, Ore., April 6. Special Members of the Polk County Prop erty Tax Reduction league, of which A. R. Cadle of Dallas is president, are now conducting & personal con tact campaign in the Interest of the sales tax, Cadle said in a letter re ceived here today. "We are talking to the farmers," Cadle said, "in the hope that they may see the light and vote for a tax which will lighten the property bur den. Many of the farmers already have pledged themselves to the sales tax and have banished from consid eration a lot of hooey about the "slim trail to Wall street" and oth er prejudicial slogans advanced by the opposition," Plan Worthy of Trio! Cadle said a recent survey of Polk county showed a decided drift to ard the sales tax. "T.he farmers ap parently believe," Cadle continued, "that the sals tax cannot result in any great amount of harm and that it offers a great possibility for re lief. They further feel that the tax is only temporary and ia worthy of a fair trial." Cadle's letter also said that many farmers were beginning to take in ventory of the large number of per sons who do not pay any tax. "Many farmers, while not object ing to helping the schools, are of the opinion that they are carrying too much of the tax load," Cadle said. "These farmers believe that other persons, now tax free, should assume a part of the tax load," Candidates Back Tax Cadle declared that of the 13 Polk county candidates for office, from congress down to county commission er, only three are outspoken against the sales tax. "Prior to the primary election," Cadle continued, "members of our organization will have a. heart-to-heart talk with virtually all of the farmers who' have expressed them selves as unfavorable to the sales tax. We intend to carry on & vigor ous campaign and appeal to reason. We will not leave any sore spots, be lieving that every man has a right to his opinion." Cadle said that letters received from Polk county residents who are now in California Indicated that the sales tax fs operating successfully there. Meteorological Report April 0, IBM. Forecasts. Med ford and vicinity: Fair tonight and Saturday, No change In tempera ture. Oregon: Pair tonight and Satur day, but cloudy northwest portion, and fogs on coast. No change in temperature. Local Data, Temperature a year ego today: Highest, 63; lowest, 40. Total monthly precipitation, .08 Inch; deficiency for the month, ,17 inch. ' Total precipitation since September 1, 1933, 8.15 Inches; deficiency for the season, 6.39 inches. - Relative humidity at 5 p. m. yes terday, 33; 5 a. m, today, 93, Sunrise tomorrow, 5:43 ft. m. Sunset tomorrow, 6:43 p, ra, Ohscrvntlons Taken at 5 a. m., . 120 Meridian Time, ' 8 f ft Eg 3 MH zS st f CITY fH s ?! -I ? Boston 38 .... p. Cldy Cheyene 30 20 .03 Clear Chicago .... 44 .01 Cloudy Eureka ...... 58 50 P. Cldy Helena 42 .... Clear Los Angeles 78 54 .... Clear MEDFORD 78 44 .... Cloudy New Orleans .... 88 .88 ............ New York ,... .... Omaha - 54 .... .. Clear Phoenix 82 82 Clear Portland 72 52 Clear Reno .... 38 Raw burg Clear Salt Lake 82 38 CleaT San Francisco 72 50 Clear Seattle .... 48 Clear Spokane 68 42 .... Clear Walla Walla 70 50 .... Clear - Washington. D.C. 80 44 T. Cloudy FALSEBEElUABELS FOUND ON SHIPMENT PORTLAND, Ore., April (AP A shipment of 750 cartons of beer carrying bottle labels allegedly stat ing that the contents contained more than 12'j per cent alcohol, although the cartons said the alcoholic con tent was not more than 4 per cent, was ordered destroyed by a Judgment by Federal Judge John H. McNsry hfre yesterday. The court also ordered destruction of 159 boxes of adulterated candy cordials seized In Eugene. The choc olate candy wss filled with an alco holic mixture. ONTARIO, Ore., April 8. (AP The Barnard-Curtis company of Min neapolis submitted the low bid of 154.298 for the lat work on the main canal of the wyhee reclama tion project between the- Owyhee river and Malheur river ihen pro posals were oiened here Thursday. IN YOUR . jryjJI New Ties "p jJT 3-95 JW m 5a NEW WARD STj smartness in I J Slllf Crepe ff$ 3' "" L- i M ff JS! f . 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