PAOE FIVE
CHILD HEALTH DAY
IS SET FOR MAY 1;
OREGONWILL AID
State Program Is In Charge
Of Mrs. Lowell Paget
Protection For Children
Is Purpose Of Campaign.
Strike Mediator
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TOMORROW- SENSATIONAL VALUES
Prices have been soaring.
They're Going Higher!
MEDFOTJD MATT, TRTT5UNE. MEDFORD, OTJF.nOX. TFF.SDAY. APTUL 27. 1037.
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Word, bought In October whon . I jf
prices woi at thli low point. M Vkir
PORTLAND, (dpi.) May 1 bts
ben designated by congress and by
proclamation of the president
"National Child Health Day" and
Mrs. Lowell Paget was recently ap
pointed chairman for the Oregon
program by Dr. P. D. Strieker, state
health officer. The state-wide move
ment Is designed to make possible
"health protection for every child."
Mrs. Paget recently said: "When
you think of May Day, you remember
the thrills of your own childhood.
Perhaps there was a Maypole and you
circled In and out. helping to weave
ind unwind the bright at reamers. Or,
on someone's doorknob you hung a
surprise basket of flowers you your
self had found in the woods violets,
spring beauties, hepathctu, gentians,
Jack-ln-the-pulplt.
"Now that we are grown-ups, we
again have a Maypole a very big
one but visible only to the Inner
eye. About it are trooping millions
f our future citizens. Thousands
Vf these boys and girls are not danc
ing gaily. Thousands have never
played hide-and-seek with wild flow
ers. In spirit and in body, they are
just languidly trudging and stumb
ling along with the others,
"Thus, In America, we are setting
apart the first day of May as na
tional child health day. Together,
we are endeavoring to win 'health
protection for every child' so that
life will be Joyously filled with
achievement for all the children
around the Maypole of our tiny
world.
"The Idea of establishing May Day
as 'national child health day' was
originally conceived by Mrs. Henry
Breckinridge, wife of Colonel Breck
inridge, close associate of Col. Chas.
A. Lindbergh, In connection with her
work with the American Child Health
association. This annual May Day
has developed Into an occasion for
recapitulation of advances In child
welfare throughout the nation dur
ing the past years and a beginning
of new programs for progress for
years to come."
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KLAMATH PALLS, April 37. (AP)
The Big Lakes Box company an
nounced today it had completed ar
rangements to log extensive Walker
Hovey timber holdings in the Canby
area of Modoc county, California, 86
miles southeast of Klamath Palls.
About 40,000,000 feet annually of
the Modoc county timber will be
milled at the Big Lakes plant here.
President A. J. Vove' said. Another
20,000,000 will be cut at mill at
Canby, leased, along with 13 miles
of logging railroad, from the Walker
Hovey interests.
2 The Big Lakes logging outfit will be
moved from the Klamath Indian res
ervation to the Canby area this week,
and operations at the Canby mill are
expected to start within 30 days.
Voye said his company has enough
timber In the Canby tract to laet
seven or eight years.
LABOR CHIEF TOLD
SALEM, April 27. (AP) Charles
H. Oram, state labor commissioner,
said today evidences of violation of
the minimum wage law, particularly
from Salem, where chief offenders
were alleged to be attorneys and real
estate men, were being filed with hi
office.
The complaints, he said, have come
in since the supreme court of the
United States upheld the Washington
minimum wage law, similar to that
of Oregon. Most information has
been filed by stenographers working
for small salaries.
Oram said the minimum wage law
will be enforced. If detailed Informa
tion as to time and payments are
brought to the commissioner. Legal
steps will be taken, if necessary.
Court Compromise
Still Far Distant
WASHINGTON. April 37. (API
Senators who declined to be quoted
by name said today an administra
tion spokesman had dlscuiaed com
promising the supreme court dispute
by suthorlzlng four new Justices, but
had turned down suggestions for
only two.
There were no signs of an agree
ment or modification, however, on
the eve of the senate Judiciary com
mittee's first closed session on the
court bill. The measure would per
mit appointment of six new Justices
if members over 70 do not retire.
Ue Mall Tribune want ads.
Dr. Dexter M. Keezer (above),
president of Reed College in Port
land, Ore., has accepted appoint
ment by President Roosevelt to
the mediation board in the South
ern Pacific railroad's labor dis
pute. Be will meet with other
board members In San Francisco.
FIRE IN BEDROOM
SALEM. April 27 (AP) Mrs. Min
nie Graham made a hurried call to
police headquarters early today when
she found a man In one of her spare
bedrooms calmly warming himself
over a fire he had built in a bucket.
Mrs. Graham, a widow, was awak
ened by the smell of smoke. Investi
gating, she found the stronger at
his "camp fire" in the bedroom. Later
It was learned he had spent the
night there. He had entered the
house with a key sometime during
the night.
At headquarters the man gave his
name as Marseelino Gonzales, Mexi
can, aged 38, and said he was from
New Mexico. In Justice court he
pleaded not guilty to a burglary
charge. He was held in Jail in lieu
of $2500 ball.
Investigation made by police of
ficers showed that Gonzales was dis
charged from the Oregon state peni
tentiary April 11 after Bervlng a year
for burglary committed in Umatilla
county. Prison records show that
Gonzales did time In the state pris
ons of Arizona, Colorado and New
Mexico, alt for burglary, dating back
to 1923.
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WARD WEEK
WARDS -FOOTIIKALTIIS"
Regularly 3.60
2
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A" special Ward Week price
on these famous Foothealth
shoes with sponge rubber
"Cushion-tred" heel and
sole! Two-strap stylo or
dressy tie. Black. Sizes 5-9.
31 EX'S OXEOllDS
A 2.98 Best-Seller at Wards
267
Priced for
vVard Week
at
Leather shooting up In prlco yet
Wards brings you this Khoe sen
sation at a Having of 31c! Good
looking blurk straight tip; good
year welt. Sires 0-11.
fai Summer 'Whites'
In Six Months Leather Prices Went Up
Costs of Labor and Production are Rising !
Wo Reduce Our
1.98 Shoes. All New
The reason is plain and simple I Months before the market sky
rocketed Montgomery Ward placed huge orders enough shoes to
cover this season's demands for thousands of Ward customers
from coast to coast. We bought only the most advance styles,
featured today in leading fashion magazines, and worn by the
Smartest women everywhere! Empire straps with vamp seam;
dressy tie oxfords with perforations; T-straps. White. Sizes 3J4-8.
PATENT LEATIIEll
Keg. 1.40 100
Also white elk.
New dressy san
dals, with cut-out
trims. 354-8.
Salel PUE SILK HOSE
Regularly 29c a Pair
22c
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Sheer or service weights.
First quality silk at this low
price I "Splash Proof" hose
that rain will not spot!
With silk prices going up
daily, buy several pairs
now and take advantage r'
this low pricel
Girls' 5Uv Dress
Crisp sheers or sports type:
Ward Week Feature
Savings to 2.98 or Ward Week
only I New fabricsl New colors,
Many new styles. Fitted
buavo, uu.bu.it, ilia lim
ing ballerina! Fleeces, monotones,
crenes. Suits. 12 to 44.
Soft
Priced
5 47'
This low-price for Ward
Week only! Dainty styles in
organdy, dimity, or lawn
Printed or plain. Sports style
In linene or desert cloth
Sleeveless and backless mod
els included. Tubfast. 7-14
Sale! Cannon towels
ds. Plain colors, Borders
For
Ward
Week
3
Boys
Work Pants
Replenish your supply at
momentous savings 1 In
creased prices on towels
are a fact. Further in
creases .are expected.
Closely-woven quality.
Soft, absorbent.
Sal. Wash Cloths 4 for 10c
Thry're
wttiriU
KlTttrd.
70
ssntorli'd chrunk! j
dark gray rOTerL '
Sturdy pique weave Cela
nese in I-button loo
neck. Fully lined collar
I
j 2iXm Sale Fin.
A SHIRTS
!: WW 133
Krg. Sill Mrn'S HKW
"HharkrAIn" effect; fine
wnTen madras. Fut color.
Sale! iw Uoai;
Regularly 7.98 and 9.98
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Prints or Plain
Regularly Priced at 6.98
Ward
Week
Print! Plaint sheers! firms? rrppf"
with Muring nklrts, printed sheer.
Jneket drevsesl UeautiruMy styled
Mate In Hard Week on smart new
dresses. Hl7.es l?-52.
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Our Regular 1.98 Values
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Ward Wk Featura
With the price of cottons up
26Vi. here's a real money-saving
special I Every dress newl Beau
tifully styledl Crashes, sheers,
twills, in one and two-pc. mod
els. Prints, pastels. 14 to 52.
Sale Boyi'
Polo Shirts
RAYON
UNDIES
25c value) Stepins, panties
or briefs. Well-fitting.
Tailored or lacy. Women's.
T77 JMm if
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L r: WJ Vv Lightweight, com- 0k 5sJ
jn WZX fortable and smart WT'-iTy
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N Sires V, to S.
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P SSByAtl Regularly 21.76 at Wardi 81
$' iftr'i 1 r flifr Wsrd bou8nt early beat tht ;
Et "h i Pr'ce r's on fine woolens and
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ii. W&jrf9-X&i strength and smartness, Plenty
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a -II Sweaters . . . Ulousets f M
tVur Regular 79c Stylet W
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A Ward Wok Special
Sheer cotton blouses with ex- ll
pensive-looking details! Fan- , M
cy, lacy-knit string sweaters. Mj&t!W
New high shades I Wear with
I suits or skirts. Sizes 34-40. f
V Sale 1.98 Wool Skirh.
l.c AXKLETS Fet9...S(rawa Ilj
2 prM. 25" "'"' 159 l10 if I!
For women and chiidrenl m.i Brim. j,.vi with isal
Bolor. and ..rir.. Ji'J' Sn ID
ahured with Lastex. Navy, high shades. L3
I ;fy"5 girls' I fMnfrl F
MJ und,es 1 u"h re
Regularly 25c t Soft knit 1 I
cottons. Xaatex drop seat, I I
Children. Sim 2 to 12. n, I
Regularly 15c each I Ray.
on knit panties and briefs.
Tearose. Sites 4-14.
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