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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (April 29, 1937)
FOR YEAR NAMED BY HEAD OF D.A.V. Announcement of 1937-38 standing committees of the Disabled American Veterans was made today by A. H. Banwell, commander, aa follows: Entertainment, James LI 1 ley; by laws, John Meals, Harvey Casaman. We Cordially Invite You to pee an elaborate display of beautiful . . . pode DISTINCTIVE CHINAWARE at the Hotel Jackson FRIDAY This display of fine chinaw rich In traditions reflecting unex celled craftsmanship comes direct from San Francisco. We urge you to attend this showing tomorrow as our guests! Law rence s 3 DON'T MISS THE VALUES OFFERED IN THE CLOSING DAYS OF THIS NEW MANAGER'S SALE More people, day by day, are finding out that they pay less and dress better by trading with the M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE, INC.! Shop in EVERY DEPARTMENT. Ladies' Spring DRESSES One large rack of prints and plain colon. These dresses have been selected from our racks selling up to 87.95. New Manager's price $295 NEW PRINTED SILKS Fine selection to choose from. Regular 79c values. Now 49c yd. ENNA-JETTICK SHOES New Sprinsr styles, entire stock included in this sale. $5.00 values $3.95 $6.00 values $4.95 BARGAIN Piece Goods One lot of prints, ginghams and so forth while It lasts and It will not be with us long at this low price. Only about 450 yards. New Manager's price 5C yd. Always Remember No tales are final at the M. M. Department Store Inc.. until our customer la 100 percent .satisfied We never misrepresent values; we never give due bills: but always refund tout purchase price if you are not pleased. M. M. DEPARTMENT Medford Bldg. Frank Holbrook and Harry Naugle; membership. Cliff Reynolds, John Meals, Carl Beeson. Henry Cheadle, R. B. Wolfe and John Cardin. City boxing fund distribution. A. H. Banwell and Frank Holbrook; auditing. I. D. Canfield, Carrold Par ker and Carl Knutson; Investigating, John Cardin and R. B. Wolfe. At Tuesday night's regular meeting In the Eagles hall It was voted to send Harvey Cassman as a delegate of the local post to the district D. A. V. conference in Yakima, Wash., Fri day and Saturday. Harry Kaugle, Frank Holbrook and R. B. Wolfe will also represent the post at the con ference at their own expense. The district embraces Oregon, Washing ton and Idaho. . Tuesday's meeting also voted to recommend to the district conference that the national office employ two outstanding speakers to talk on Amer icanism in a tour of the country. Caddis J. Parker was Initiated Into membership at Tuesday's meeting. Mr. Banwell presented a past com mander's medal to Harvey Cassman, who headed the post last year. WILLIAM GILLETTE OF STAGE, PASSES HARTTORD, Conn.. April 29. William Gillette, veteran' actor, died today of a pulmonary hemorrhage at the Hartford hospital. Gillette, who waa 81, oma to the hospital from hi Hadlyme home eev erai weeks ego. It was his second visit to the in stitution within the past six months. His physician said a severe cold had undermined his health. The venerable actor, gained his first fame on the stage as the star of "Sherlock Holmes." Gillette's fame was enhanced through his acting In another of his productions. "Secret Service." In the winter of 1935-36, the vet eran actor appeared In New York and other eastern cities in a, revival of "Three Wise Poo In," and was ac claimed by theater audiences. Use Mall Tribune want ads. member V .BASEMENT WASH DRESSES Racks of lovely new wash dreases. Regular 91.19 values. Try them on and you are sure to buy several at this low price. New Manager's price 89c Men's Men's work shirts Manager's price Shop in Every Department MEDFORD MAIL CREEKS TOO HIGH Because of the continual rainfall and the melting of snow In the hilts, minor streams and creeks of Jackson county will remain too .high for good fishing this week-end. according to a bulletin Issued by the state police Rogue river, however. Is falling and should be clear enough by Sunday for bait and spinner fishing. Road to squaw ' lake Is . reported open and In good condition, and the fish should take bait with spinners. The road to Fish lake Is still closed by snow six miles from the lake, but those walking In last Sunday report ed limit catches, with worms used. Only a few salmon catches from Rogue river near Grants Pass have been reported to state police. JAPANESE CELEBRATE ElfE TOKYO, April 29 (API-Japan celebrated Emperor Hlrohlto's 36th birthday today with prayers for the everlasting reign and prosperity of the world a oldest dynasty. (The Japanese say the dynasty founded by the first emperor, Jlnmu Tenno in 660 B. C. still reigns, hav ing been revived In 1868.) Messages of felicitation. Including one from President Roosevelt, reach- ed Hlrohlto from nearly every nation in the globe. Coincidental, with his birthday, mat returns from the general elec ttons to choose a new house of rep resentatlvea showed an extraordinary disinterest among the voters. Lawrence's Offer Chlnaware Display At Jackson Hotel An elaborate display of famous Spode chlnaware. direct from San Francisco, will be featured at the Hotel Jackson' for one day, Friday, Ladies' Spring COATS Just arrived today new shipment of Ladies' Coats. They are Includ ed In the New Manager's sale. Wanted styles In the season's best colors. Don't fall to see them and re 14 OFF OUR LOW REGULAR PRICES MEN'S SPRING SUITS Entire stock on sale. Values to 922.50. New Manager's price $18.95 MEN'S OXFORDS All our new white, black and brown oxfords. . 93.45 values. New Manager's price $298 SHOES FOR ALL THE FAMILY at lower prices. Every shoe In the Bargain Basement Is Included in this ssle. Pick your shoes and piy the clerk 10 percent lesa than the regular price. , 10 LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES Work Shirts at th New 39c STORE CHARLES S. ADAIR, Manager TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, under the sponsorship of Tjawrenoe's Jewelry store of this city. The public has been Invited by Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence to inspect this comprehen sive showing of fine chlnaware. moulding, glazing and finishing pot wouldlng. glaring and finishing pot tery has passed down through four generations of the Spode-Copeland family and the nam "Spode" has become a hallmark of excellence. John F. Lawrence said today. Orig inal hand-painting of thla fine china offers beauty and Individuality that lend personal charm to a product that la rich In traditions, since the design of tsble service should har monize perfectly with both table dec orations and the general furnishings of rooms. Spode features a wide se lectlon of designs and color blendlngi in this fine chlnaware. Patterns are never discontinued, Mr. Lawrence stated. Due to the fact that the display of Spode chlnaware will be shown In the principal cities of the Pacific coast, the Medford showing Is limited to one day, and because of the large number of patterns the Hotel Jack son has been selected for the public presentation. Communications Wanted County Dumps To the Editor: In regard to the problem of refuse littered roadways. It seems to me that FIRST CHOICE above vS$5?m 'Mt$& .. &tJ. OREGON". THURSDAY, the best solution would be for the county court to set aside several worthless pieces of land In various parts of the county for public dumpa. for there will always be city residents who object to paying for the removal of garbage, and fahmera who do not think It paya to fertilise their own land with tin cans. H. HERBERT. Rout 4. Medford, Oregon. Anawer to Marie N. D'Alblnt To the Editor: I'm afraid, lady, you took my letter a little too seriously, overlooking the satire. The facts were token from Compton's Encyclopedia. Vols. 6 and 7. If anything was misstated then Compton'a must be wrong. You tell them about It If, they are not dead. Did I not say that Shay's rebellion was before the constitution was In operstlon. The constitution Is the Articles of Confederation after It was revised. It took years to revise them to suit esch state aa they were unit ed. And Shay's rebellion was one of the things that helped to change It. The delegate did not revise anything casually: It took outside Influence. Taft made It possible for the peo ple to elect their representatives In stead of them being appointed by congress, is that not changing the constitution? When people say "the president did this or he did that." Is It not understood that It passed with the two-thirds vote of congress? You say newspapers should not publish com munications when they are wholly wrong. Well now. dear lady, would fAPRTL 29. 1937. that be "constitutional?" Who Is there to say that another is wholly wrong? Even a nit-wit might have a sensible Idea about at least one thing. And Just because one person does not see like -another, la no ex cuse for them to abuse the rights of free speech as set down in the first amendment to the U. 8. consti tution by calling them names. The constitution does say that "the president has the power to elect ambassadors and Justices of the su preme court and other officers of the United States whose appointment la not otherwise provided for In the constitution." By the approval of congress, of course, aa In all thtnga. that la understood. 'I did not mean that It waa In the constitution that anyone may dis obey any law, pleading It was un constitutional. It was implied In the article on the "Fundamental Laws of the Nation." g We have the beat government hi the whole world, no doubt of It. But that does not mean that It la In fallible. If It wasn't for the rebel lioua and the radicals, it would not have been as It Is. MARY ETHEL ATKINS. Medford. April 38. Smile Wins Promotion. OMAHA, Neb.. April 39. (fls) H. D. Bscheler of Pocstello. Idaho, con ductor who for lrfarly si years spread cheer among Union Paclflo railroad travelers with his smile, today became courtesy director of the railroad. His Job will be to teach employes to ren der the beat of service with a smile. all moto? ieti Diesel Car Record. PARIS. April 39 (P) Capt. Oeorge Eyston, British automobile driver, to day broke the 34-hour record at Motl hery for heavy dlesel-englne cara, do ing 3748.461 kilometers (3337.79 mllea) at an average speed of 196.186 kil ometers (90 sc. miles) per hour. SEATTLE. Aprlt 39. (IP) J. L. Hvneman. general mim. nf h Inland Navigation company, said the new river boat Inland Chief will be taken to the Columbia river in . f daya and put In operation up the river aa far as Bonneville dam. Sllpa that Pit by KICKERNICK H.95 Panne. Crepe, Satin 13.99 Bthelwyn B, Hoffmann. Use Mall Tribune want ads. I QCClMaaaBsiVaaWMIaiBalasM LARGE DOUBLE LOAD slabs 400 A Cord and a Half 12" or 16" VALLEY FUEL CO. Tel. 76. oils in tho Pacific XVooi PAGE THREE Us Mstl Tribune want ads. May J. . 7 8 Listen To Radii WEST SIDE PHARMACY Main and Grapa 26 W. Kata " ft R NEW STANDARD OIL FOR NEW C&RS
