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MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBTTE, JfEPFORD, OREGON. TTESDXY. XPRIL 16. 1935. PXGE EIGHT AT SI MARKS 10 I Tomorrow eventrnr'a dl mutton Ire at St. Mark's Episcopal will bring to a close a series of these Interesting and Informal Wednesday cvenln meetings which Hector E. S. Bartlam ha bwn conducting during the Len tn period. The aervice begins promptly at 6 o'clock and 1 of about one hour duration. A largo conjura tion was present At the last meeting and It la hoped that the edifice will be filled to overflowing tomorrow evening. The entire week will be a busy on at fit. Mark's, with holy communion at 7:30 tomorrow morning, and holy communion araln Thursday evenln. On Good Friday there will be a 8 hour service, beginning at 13 noon and lasting until 8 p. m. This eexvloe will bo divided Into six period and those who are unable to attend the entire aervice may be seated at the conclusion of any one of the Riven periods. The Invitation to attend this aerrlce la general. Preparations for a splendid Raster enrvtce Is underway, and the musical program for the occaalon will be un excelled by any former Easter service. Kirs. Elale Carlton Strang, choir di rector, who la noted tn southern Ore gon for her musical accomplishment, ia preparing the song service and the complete program will be published jn a later Issue of the Mall Tribune. Miss Burgess will preside at the or gan. The church will be beautifully decorated for the occaalon, and Rev. X. 8- Bartlam will deliver an Interest ing and Inspiring aermon. Provisions will be made to seat all visitors, who are most cordially In flted to attend the aervice. FEDERAL S. AND L X H. Fletcher, aecretary-manajrer of the Medford Federal Savings and Loan association, announced today thnt the association had Just receiv ed Its second subscription to eh area from the United States treasurer In the amount of 23.000. All Federal Savings and Loan as sociations are sponsored and super vised by the United States Rovern ment, and for every II Invested lo cally In these associations, the fed eral government will Invest 13. The Investment by the government Is In the manner of sharea and the earn ings of these associations are propor tioned equally among all sharehold ers according to their average Invest ment', whether they are treasury funds or local subscriptions. The money Invested by the government, m well aa local subscriptions, li In vested In home mortgagee. Mr. Fletcher further stated that the Medford Federal Savings and Loan association haa already loaned over 105. 000 on first mortgages, and that applications for new loana are ahowlng an Increase. Funds losned by the association are for construc tion, remodelling, repairs, and refin ancing of home mortgage. followed the barberlng business In Medford and last year he spent some tlm atudylng beauty culture and barger work tn Loa Angeles. Mrs. Violet Daley, who formerly owned the Allen hotel ahop. will re main In Medford to look for another buaineaa location, according to announcement. C. OF C. ARE ELECTED FOR TWO-YEARJERMS (Continued from Pa?e One) will direct the activities of the Jack son County Chamber of Commerce for the following year seven other directors have been elected by their respective communities. These Include Andre Chomel, representing the city council of Central Point: Judge F. L. TouVelle, representing the Jackson ville chamber of commerce: Earl Newbry. representing the Talent chamber of commerce: B. F. Van Dyke, representing the Dairymen's as sociation; B. E. Blankenburg, repre senting the Oold Hill chamber of commerce: and John Hotmer, repre aentlng prospect. Eagle !oint will elect a director at its meeting tonight and the name of the one chosen will be announced tomorrow. The new board members will meet Friday noon at the Hotel Medford at which time they will elect a presi dent, vice-president, treasurer and manager. A program for the ensuing year will also be announced at that time. Members of the election committee are J. H. Fletcher, R. M. Marti and Larry Pennington. PASSES SENATE WASHINGTON. April 18. (AP) The aenate today passed the Wheeler Eaatman bill providing for regulation of motor buses and trucka by the Interstate commerce commission. It now goes to 'Mle house. Passsge of this controverted meas ure was achieved In record time con sidering the eight years the subject had been before congress. It was taken up only yesterday on the floor and approval came today after leas than an hour's perfunctory discus sion. First of a series of measures to co ordinate federal control over all forma of transportation, the bill would require common carriers by motor to obtain certificates of con venience. Rates also would be regulated. Contract motor carriers would have to obaln permit and brokers who engage In this business would be 11 censed. Cannery Payrolls Will Be Uniform SALEM. April 16. -(AP) A Uni form system of keeping payrolls and time cards In tho canning Industry will be worked out here today at a conference between a committee of the Northwest Canners Association and Charles Oram, state labor com missioner. Hie Northwest Association repre sents all canneries In Oregon and Washington. The committee due here this afternoon will represent the various districts within the associa tion. E L (Continued! irura psga one) sugar and tobacco also will have been eliminated. Also the committee was regarded aa certain to assure retailers they will not be licensed In any blanket fashion. Facing organized defiance by cot ton manufacturers In the north, new drought dangers In the west, a bitter attack by Governor Talmadge of Georgia in the south and congres sional dissatisfaction with his AAA amendments, Wallace was In the midst of the battle of hi life, fount On Farmers. The AAA, fighting back, gave Indi cations of counting heavily on the support of fsrmers to prevent It policies from being altered beyond recognition. Chester C. Davis, farm administrator and one of Wallace's right hsnd men, declared he ex pected farmcra to come to AAA's sup port. Though without referring specifi cally to any critics. Davis aald that "since the farm program Is a de veloping thing, probably It would be the healthiest move to bring this whole light Into the open right now." In the long run. he said, farmers will "write their own ticket and while they are not as well organized as the lobby of processors and dis tributors fighting the AAA amend ments and the processing taxes their voice la going to be heard." Plan Legal Action. Meeting In Boston yesterday, nor thern cotton manufacturers planned "legal action" against the processing tax which Is levied on manufacture to get money to pay cotton planters for curbing production. The manu facture maintain the resultant higher prices are ruinous to the In dustry. The ssme meeting of the policy committee of the National Cotton Manufacturers' association assailed Wallace for ''Inciting the farmers ol the south and west to combine against an Industry. Apparently striking hack at at tncks on the processing tax, the AAA cited figures today to support the argument that the agriculture ad justment pre mm la restoring the farm market for Industrial goods. Take Fishing Trip Among those who spent Sunday fishing along Rogue river, with little luck reported, were Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Grim. Mr and Mrs. Stanley Sherwood. Ml Dor othy Hughes, Jack Hughe, and Hal Farley. LOST FAT Fooled Gossipers Mrs. J. R. McCaualand of Pltta burgh writes: "I took off 8 lbs. In two weeks with Kruahcn. I ate sa usual end feel fine." You, too, can aafely reduce as Mrs. McCausland did If you'll only have a mind of your own. Pay no attention to gosslpera who wouldn't want ot see you the slender woman you can be If you'll only take a half teaapoonful of Kruschen Salt in a cup of hot water every morning. (Tastes fine with Juice of hair lemon added.) Kruschen Is SAFE It's a healtn treatment and when your body abounds with Kruschen fitness ex cess fnt leaves. ,lnr laats 4 weeks sn-J cost but a trifle For sale by Jar mln Drug or any drug store. Jackson county officials and aide left yesUrdsy for Portland and Salem to confer on relief, road, and Oregon California land grant tax problems. County Commissioner Ralph BUI fnga of Ashland will represent Jack son county at a special meeting of the Oregon-California land grant ' counties, to be held tn Portland to- i day for the purpose of formulstlng 1 action ti he tnken by 18 western i Oregon counties, In preserving their tHx oqultiea In grant Isnda. which can be acquired by the government under the law Adopted by the laat araston of the legislature. County Judge Earl B. Day and Commissioner Otto Caster will confer with still1 heads and othera on road teller matters. County Engineer Paul B. Rynnln.c. and Lllltnn Roberts, of the nd Cross and county welfare work, accompanied the county official. FRED FRY PURCHASES DALEY BARBER SHOP A business deal completed yester day of interest to local barbers wna the wile of P.r.ey a shop In the Allen hotel to prrd J. Fry. The new pro prietor took p-nwsMon today. For the pan IfO years Mr. Pry h RELIEVE PERIODIC PAIN TIMS medicine eases periodic J.itn and diunm n. It makes try ing days endtir ahle. Mrs. damn Hurnctt of Scott ( ii v, Kansas, says: 'l had mi rh cramna I could hardly stand on my feet. I had severe headaches, dizziness and Hue spells. Your Tablets helped me wonderfully." Sold at all drug stores. Chocolate coated. Trial lizc only 25 cents. For Easter Charm Large Headsizes Measure Comfort . . . Not Years Brims that stress good features and turn the little creases Into llnrs of poise I You may choose a bs.-k-tum or a profile brim that Is kindly and comfort sble In ped aline, siot or tough straw! $298 MM MTPecp k I I MANMsl? Millinery 2nd Floor HALT ALL RELIEF (Continues irom rage One) Asked If other allotment besides the New Orleans sewer project might be cancelled, Ickes replied: "They might create a situation down there where all allotments would be cancelled." BATON ROUOE. La., April 19. p) Senator Huey P. Long today threat ened impeachment of three Justices of the state supreme court and Inti mated the action might he taken at this special session of the legislature. "Something has got to be done with the crooked Jurisprudence In this state," Long said while 'explain ing" before the house ways and means committee more than a score of bllla Introduced last night. "Why. you've got three Judges down there on the aupreme court who decide the thing one day and something else the next day." he aald. Do Something for People "This legislature la of the humor of doing something about It. I don't know whether we shouldn't take it up st this legislature and do some thing for the people." Senator Long's session of the legis lature moved behind soldiers' gune today to speed passage of more than a score of measure designed to 1 strengthen his power and cripple tali 1 enemies. High-lighted In the calendar were proposed acta and resolutions to place in the hands of Long's adminlat ration the finances of all local governing agencies and give him control over expenditure of fund obtained by them from the federal government. Control Orer Elections A'.ao outstanding was a bill giving J the administration power to name election commissioners and watchers. Long's national guardsmen, enforc ing martial law here since Jan. 36, shouldered riot guns and automatic rifles before the heavy bronze doors of the houae and senate chamber In the (5.000.000 skyscraper state house. The ad ministration Is ts moved the command of the senator and "steam-Tollered" a strenuous minor ity In the opening of the session. These Fine LINENS GO ON SALE Wednesday Morning! o See Central Avenue Window Display! Mail Orders Promptly Filled I.I SEX SECTION MAIN FLOOR Of Beautiful Easter Linens This is one 01 the Most Sensational Linen Events in the history of this store. Hundreds ot pieces, Sets and Groups of lovely Domestic and Imported Linens included in this Special Purchase and Salo! Buy Now Buy for Easter for Summer Events. Don't pass up this opportunity. 8 svi.vrfl.' '$195 w$MHA 1 Mm BRIDGE Sets TOWELS ETC. In thla firs croup you will tlnd 36-In. hand made linen Brldgo Sets In White and Natural Unen. The resign are Mosaic Cut Work and Aprnrell. Al?o a lnrse selection of Orass Unen, Crash linen. Croas stitch and Appllqxie Towels nd ?ood lolling Unen Cocktail Napkins. These Pieces and Sets are specially priced. to $895 54-inch Lunch Cloths as $995 Lt each Another Super Specia' thU Event! M inch qued Co' ton Cross S Lunch Cloths for oniy ITALIAN CRASH TABLE CLOTHS By all means see these O lot tons Italian Crash Table Clothes in the wanted 72-90 and 73x108 inch dinner sizes. These cloths are beautifully Hand Worked and Exceptionally Priced. $Q50 $1050 y and 1 V ca. MADEIRA LINEN NAPKINS rtl'. Earner Slf ot Unfiis ouM not t complete it:i- 1 4 L p out thw tlner Martrrm Linens MM cluny lic NapKrn I 1 . net rx-lhr. T ic prlvrs rpioIM on thf rM'M .i-f vc-y JT q y i Q pxorptlonnl. .0 t-'fni Tnniorrow I " " I fAj k4areoao Easter Cards 5c to 25c Spring Blouses ON SALE WEDNESDAY We Just unpacked mny of these lovely Linen and Slllt Blouses and marked them upeclal tor Wednesday at ai.85. All of springs smart- styles and colors lnclud In thU Pre-Easter Spee- Regular $2.25 SPECIAL $195 New Knitted Blouses They Look Like Hand Knits A Marvelous Selection of New Pa6tel Knit Blousea for Sprlns. Colors Include Aqua Blue. Coral, Mal7 and White. The sizea are 14 to 40 and they sell res"1" for $2.25 Special. $195 Mann's Second Floor ? EASTER ;BAGS Lovely New Silk Lined Leather Hand Bags for Easter. Pouch, Under arm, Zipper. Back Strap and Top Handle Styles. White, Navy. Black and Brown. See them To morrow at Mann's. $298 Fine French Kid Gloves $998 For Easter we present these New French Kid Gloves at 2.98. Smart Sllpons. 4 button lengths and Plain In all sizes. Shades Include White. Brown. Nary and Black. Jmmi Easter Handk'fsi; One simply must have new Handkerchiefs for Easter. New Linens with hand rolled hems, Ap pliques and Hand Em broidered designs. These dainty affairs are priced only 25 ea. MAIN FLOOR ! f Mi .' Lovely New Silk Scarfs Scarfs! Scarfs!! Faahlon certainly favors Scarfs Especially thes of lovely Silk in Stripes and Plaids. Plain colors too. for those who want them. Trlangulara nd Tubular Shapes. $100 Easter Suits FOR LITTLE BOYS The 11.58 Suit Is made from a linen finish Broadcloth In a mart Bine or Brown long troueer stvle with a sleevele.-a Whit Waist 7' Sizes 2 sr. $1.98 The i2?8 Suit 1 alo Paat Color Broadcloth. Lons trouwr 't; with a Wh!' hrrt Wv Bloutf t.v. numhr has thouM'r fnn $2.98 Mann'j Main Floor