Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 16, 1939, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TEN 3.!TDF 0?.D 1r. AIL TF.rBYNT. XTDFOED. Or.EGON. TrTJ?.?DAY. NOVEMBER 1. IPS?. SCHOOL QUESTION TO BE DISCUSSED AT R0G0E RIVER Sister b. Sc-'iod: Dr-ict n 0 it 1 i I v s-. vcy of V1 ALL SPRUCED U P CCC ae sua4 : stvrstM a: dr rru f"art Mc iMivnt off sr so w.e areea vntitmn for CCC at t c ct .-'-u r.-f.itr-S. art true rjew r..?r. jcrol c-u-o?r.-f a ijt Jt f".:'-er Vj WEjCI: all rerfiS- Peed otec-i rL sirrjool rjatrow ar jr.--.:td Tr v.'j'yy. di.rtr.ic. boe-d for iif.tjf,-r. twenty wiu be pre-i-erri t e-z-if.'y. ns foric ii'jf. rd V. uefore Vj JrO- p M li.C.-.'iiS.T ase rtvjrr. Jacii.Ktfi ootirrty. Tr txrd wai created or r. c of tr la, iegi-jiture a-jd rtf pur-pote "jo re.T-rrrrrjd wa-yf rr wrjicr. tr mr'-der of ser-o--..---.! rrr b ivi-jrxi Eact. eojrrty in rjrV n Low be:r.-f ee-r-. t-y a ;rrii-r toferc ex-ret: tr four wj'S.x pec-stir.: urOer sor.-oo! tz-mr. Problem StuLd- Tr ooard caj beeTi rtiayi.' tr yr-yr-.i-rr- of taxat.oc. lei-rtatior. aoiliry to sjppo: acr-oois poppiii-t.or- arid tr&zfsxiy ar de?f.c-cy of oper ation siric it organi-aiiofi ir. June. ard as reiuit of tM- stud a coris.derarjie naji of lUst!..'.-: information is avaii ab.e to pre-vrrt rc tali: over wjtn t'f peopie of tr cout.i . Trie Rogue Kiver pabic rri1 ir u t: fjrt of Mrr to ix- beM in varjou vr.tora of rrf our. Fa county, ts eof:tf wiJ! be &ej T ht bv: i n . Crtfa' f-ojn! high achoo!. COT0:t.vri!" riai H si rio: Tuesday, Kovembtr 21. Tn met i z-ativ. nvmugt. mtirgj ar o.t? to everyor wer jrcJ.'.-w!r h v.-&j to ie of votjrjf age Ajr;j3 oojxr- m?t ao-yr 'v"v. ard by rj tiuirty wi!! be giver, to qie.jor brother. Rain Cejor He war tii board wfiv&e !e5!re M to He. :ver. a ru:t of clo'.riea bu. n't a-curat infomjation cjricfrTong tne tlO car. orrj-riar;?- han'iei fc work before trie p-fipie Tne to feo'a! conv,rtji un d:- ultunate rewiu b dmer charge inlried in any event by tne peo- He bad beer, taken into the pie then4aeve, who. under the pruon Ihrough te min 'er. law, may reievt by their vote trarcre but v,r,er. he Jeft it war a- ' JAN1ES F. DAILY, LOME A RESIDENT, TAKEN BY DEATH ia-i Frarara IjaOy TO a r-f.'derrt of Meci'-rcf f-.T trj pfejr. j" ytan aTRT at a rj-.n-jri. T-rK- at t a after a rr-..-y ::.r.-M I 7 3 H:-irrr: Orrr-ircs fvr it t y c?' all '.& rsrw r:rr., ar.-i will He i Enr.-?i by bjc wtj Dfeir, Por. H&rr?'. CI- f'y-rrl J:rr.?r.i ard Tr.-eoriore of iirafw-c arid Ju'ari RELEASED CAPONE Mk HATLEY, 58. SiSSS DISAPPEARS WITH SUCCUMBS IN C. P. ISSSS FEDERAL oejaus of aj re- porvd tu?irr;r f frvrr. ;are a ia:r. dvtae arr-ve-d at Le-,- 'jy woay. ajo rjrvr.e runera'. tvaxt :U be a.- rrfT hatiey M a rsent rit,ur.-j inter by tr Perl Fti of Surr.ter, Or. lor n-iany neral H'TTrie. yvzrt p&se-i awsry ir Central ' , . T. Ore - Y i y at 7 P rr. after a pt'orged i":r-ew Mrs. Kat'.ey war- bore r. ltar,- kato M:nr. Setnember t. !S?1 Sre carr;e wert wjfr. hr par erita mr.er. a your;f g:r". arjd San Francjsro Xo-. !C. ? Dnon ard cii.rs'j of trie Colder: Gate brjdge and high way distort will atterid a rrieet ir:2 of t:-j tate hirytway com rr:ii5ior. je Sarjti- Eora torrior row to urse e-jijEjQeratKir of ur;itei ir. nsarrse to P.air, urjprwerr.emi on approacrjej to trie Gojo.en Gate bridge. aririoiiri-et: tottav. any rfccommertftation that trie jjrooaoly ooaro may rrrce Tr.e wo'k of . trie board must be f:rj!r.ed by September 1. J Eepreteniativa Board. Ptrvr,r.el of the board ii a i-a-.rl b ilry, eounty j'jdge Colerrian, county a.i-wor 'iffj'eT? For V.'ard H;i;. lyr. Ge-orge med:ca: off.rer at lard. and another w:tr, rrr. K'-i! H&odcuf!d C. Jiatl"- in Sumpt'rr. Ore it. April . liOS Triey tove lived fhrre cor:t;ruo-j;'y since trsat time S-.-e r.-'v.-'.ed by her htu barii. fuT.pr. C l-latley. Sump tr one ainer Mrr J. E. Stewart. Frjriev-ille. Ore - two brother Frank W aid Cettfrs! Point. Ore . and Oicar V.'ald. Peridietoi Ore Funeral rrvice wil! be con durted from the Peri Funeral Home Saturday at 11 a m. r.e- w errier Je-r. of the Z:or Mi ra Hu chief -..ur--ii oT;.cj-.ir.K ir- T'-rrr:irsl is- terrrjent will t?K'- place m Si- fcrvou M(-rrior:&l parr Frienra are re-e-?u!y in vited to att'rrid the lur.era; r- by anotrier g&t and ne c.irriTjanv of fe-d-ral At Carderu Agein Eoxge ? ormrr.n w;"! atsin be featured at Oriental Gcrcorj Siturriay eer:lriJ. a-xordg to an ari nouncemertt today by Ur. Dyr.ge Eecauie of the Armistice Da American Legion b-ai: at Ori ental Gardens 3&5t Saturdsy evening. Dynge's- aggregaion ent-rtairjed at tne K. P. hall. Kenr- C ! we Tne former gangster, who iuid v'"rf C. R Bowman, county achool setred time for income tax law superintendent; A. Brockway president of the non-high school board: Stewart Weeks, member of ElK CretK achool board; Ar nold Bormert. member of Cen tra! Point aciioo! board: J R. BfcCracken. member of Valley View acnool board. It is planrrfrd U have as many memoers of the board as pov loie preterit at all tne meetings and tne sevi-rai memw-rr will p'evmt various pna-s of the work of tne board Inatrfiucn as ti.e proolems in cident to trie cmouct of our public schools affect all of us It is dmired that special effort be made to have as large an attendance as possible at these meetmgt FIVE-DAY WEEK FOR UNION PRINTERS 10 START JAN. 1, W'T vioialiotiM, was not nardcuMed. He was guarrJec for hit own pro tection, alti.ougri Eennett aaid that he had nv. rrqur5.'rd the erort. hniuvW ea;d iher 'ou.4 he orrje v, aVT; of Ca;xjrc cor.Q.- i o n , b d w h ri -d to tst y ho' long he would he given this at Urn. j on. ti"rifiru ws.d he pror ah;y wouid rr:ir.e mat p-uUc Trtti S;r-rV-r (W ! ir, to ; what me condition va tariff B'Trin.. hid aTir.oun-d t,e re i -a.se. Cane j:f;uTi wr'i; of a 3 0 year perti'fj&ry M.T:V-nc- for .nation u? income taxes ioay 4. 1 & w 2 , and cj 1 1 1 p i - Urd t f . fx r tion of hif aW-ntence on Jan. u;on whiff! oat he U-ean ftf-Tvi-? of t.'.e MfjUri-e of oie ear for fa.iurc to f. hi :n corr,- tax return Wi!- a!owiiir- f'jr K'''d be havior arid rrf;;! f-r .r-r cays Je7it in in Oto:xr 1 u:-. 3 . Cajoni s Mntfice ex;)ird Orj.y 10 percent of Texaj 5 ,228.000 graruit and orange tree? are in fu:I production. FALSE TEETH ITH I ITIl.r SOKS) : 'irr. or tsout f- or -,i?e-.r. - -. riass rAt-nrrrE hies aer.-.i -.f iirnr fcr more fjir.-ltir-.i:,. j.- .ji;,. pjuer. fair.i tsi o- Jw.ir e;ti DraM t&; ruin srrexieeii C'ji to ie pjiv -,e tc s-sew-.v -rmti; Or; FMTtrTB -. set crj svrt . 1 LOW FARES Indiana polls. Nov. 16. A" Memtjers of the Internati'i--Typographical union oied two to one to set up a five-., week in tne printing industry by Jan. 1. 1 fa42. Woooruf Han do!f, secretary -treasury of ti.e union, announci-d tuday. Ihe jH-vnl nx-tlay week of six hours and 40 minutes a day the wouiij be supplanp-d by five-day Vf-r. contracta with tne various pun!. it, its by lf42 according to the au'.i.or.-ty vesttrd in union of fuiais by a refereridurn con dui-ted among the merntiers by snail ballot. Tne vote was 33 204 ' to 15.6(14. The union members ad'iated two other amendments to the organization s by laws and turn ed down two proposals. i by an overwhelming vote of 44.t4C to 5.7b4. the union ex 1 empted munlieri in -active null ' tary and naval aervice from all i local and HiU-mational dues and ! asses.smer-1! and authorized 25,- i 24 to 24 h&4, officers and mem I hers employed by the union to use airplane tram portal ion in emergencies. The union voted down. 27 441 to 23 434. a propoial to reduce temporarily tne pen-ion and' mortuiiry asM-ssment from two! pn-rcent to one and one-half per I cent, followed by an increase to ' two K-r( i-nt at swn as the Pen- I t on fund balance dropped to K1.5U0.0U0. Captain Dan. el G:.'o.-rt of t'.e rtate s attorney s off .-e in Cm-i-ago said of trie recerit 8lr;r, : .ttion of Turfirjin Hdward J O Hare "There's no longer ariy doubt bout :t beirig a Capone job." by 'a Capone Job." Gilh'-rt slud he rnei'nl to lay the killn-g t the d'cr of v.hb u ii-fl nf g.ir.i:'ti-r organization A! Caiione or.ee ru',i-d tllir Kmui. liip L. Angtles 111.70 1211'. l oc u ec;rt ner minul? of tout Ttiar.ks- irtnj trip in s luuriou. trwxiin -ndinj Grrvboond huper-On-h. Fr-tjmr d--r-tu:f lor all &r.Inu nni. von u. t. ...n. 5. Francisco 7.S0 13. Si si" time it oi-nint. CrTimunif'i lew Portland . . 5.00 .0S '- nir a uuro tne um of arnisc. Klsm. Falls 1.50 2.71, CircU tour of O 8 from Depof: B!h and Cenlral Streets your homo to N. Y arj Phone: 755 rotuen for only 60 6S BETTER TASTE-BOTTOM PRICE -AND WE'LL PROVE IT! Always Minsaiional. toia-t COBBS CREEK is bet ter than ever! Finer... smoother ...richer-tasting, jet liht . . . and priced lou! No greater whisky value on the market. Volume and experience make it GOOD NEWS f-.r o. Try COBBS CREEK today, and jrr. At pack age Morev I mil V foe' I'iC, H im ytrt id cf iljrMf mi-si fir Srfl vld. "cc JiHitiiJ gtim ntmifl ir-i!'- Construction Cains .New York, Nov. 16 A, F.iiiiineeriiig construction awards ' for the weik ended Tuesday to Itiid HS 4 16.000, the m-coh.1 lari-it amount for any wi i H this year. Engineering News Record revolted today. ( LEGE S ORCHESTRA IS DRAWING CARD FOR CHARITY BALL A br-jk early Aerrind far t-tke-j tne -- f:re r-cT l r- wa revor-ec vay try Crf Hoy Ecr. Tre ball win re rejtt at Or-emal Gardens Tarjrj:nr.g nrij. Tt-mriay. Xovemter il Azzl Ijtsf J 21- f-jrrraj: irje Tjnuije for re--- ju - -,ra w rrtn .n e-- " - wrtc Arrrue Zjttst rr-ir.r at tr leLgjn Ar ?r:,-e cay cares ot wjZ. tresr. r Ee e at Mfi'ig d e. n ported ceieTrra a enrzf to oe a crawrr earc foe true rrt &er. s car. Crf Zlb. said As tarsal, proceeds frers tne da-r-e will be used tr, rerdjni azad reparrrtarg Darrred old irys for d-Jtrrortjor. as "-e g:f-J Ic poor Discarded Ui-yf are alrearry tc:r.f received at re rieadijuarten ic-Ucwir-f to firs: call far tr cn-ter orrax pjytrjri a few days w Cref fT'irrg. scwe-er. said trie fire iadei.-ej irKiIri lie tt re serve tr bi.'r of tne old rr-yi early trui year so as to arou: rar et.o - 'jz pro.'-ect. f roj frorc tn "?' r- i used tt o-y 1st .- Ct-i T-izr. t-i t trerr-et wtl. i-jc- restore ary c.d toyi txat crj-orer. warrt t retain if parertts w-21 c-eii'. er tsem to trie tre rail. After lr;ey nave beer, rrxrec. te toys rriy oe tajter raoi ncrrr- n exp-iiried eut Plast Reiaelea Ar. arr' rruriar. r mloted by A D CI c' w-a rei-ie.ed tr.is af-.err c-r at Kec'.ord municipal airport. Trsere w-ert ir.-'-c- of ficers and two rr.er: m tne crew . Tbe a : -r.ri earr-e fr??rr. liloftert field. Sumyvaie Cal ac were to ret-rr t--e-e tru aiternoor.. HOW TO 0PD. IIP" NOSE THAT CLOGS AT BEDTIME now Muca arrrza yor. fee; am rr-, aagjer you orea-tl wriern yoo cos your name of mif jerr: er.igtjrjt wrj a few crops of Vioa '-in-ooil ! ii btipi pare u way to refrfar-r, utef. jckt awar yes: feel h tit toe spta ao spreac a f . rr. of re -ri over y crna-c usa. cieT sraoo. aZLF va-TRO-KM. hardy, ready for oat tr n.'jrrjcn: ycr Die mta-jw. cried out or eiijc. Tnec ti tasal arsJ'jr. yor-'T; eL'rry wi naie y--o rea-xe wxy iciia v eLtHnx at An sa s cis used usa. rienisarjoL. dX) City Wide Dollar Dav Sales Fridav and Saturday! SOfT f"'"r I Connnfitt! f)iiiliifjt Corp,, V 5c V Wilson Bros. I e Silk Hosiery I Day wouis not corr.pieta wrisout a f f T T r O ! Sraad special on Hosiery. Here fe is Regu- I I I I iar Mocit Rollins-Hoieprood and Mass's J A V A KJ Silk Hose for 1J pr. Your choice of Jwo. J . ! three, four and fi thread weights in the Aaeniion Men Here s a t newr wider shades. Ail full faihioned. Zay sai of nanonaliy aoeax- : tised Wiisos Bros. S2 shirs ar 2 for 13. DC. Included art What Oxfords and Sroae c iotas and snsart woven tao ric Madras and Broadcloth. These fine shirts come with the Truhenixed collar or soft collar is sixes 14 to 17--1. 2 SHIRTS Oil U1J o MXK'S DEPAHTMEKT o Women'f a.nd Miae CHENILLE ROBES S Dy Salt of Women's and Misses warm Chenille Robes, The comt in both Zipper tnd Wras-eround srys in sixes 12 to 20. The color seiec tion includes Hose, Wine, Pink and Aqua. Buy lhem ior gift giving. S Day Sale of Underwear Hera's a Super f Day ealue from the under wear section Women's and Misses Star. Panties and Dane Bets in eainry trimmed sryles for just S1.00. The snaaes are taarose and sine. Panties are sued from 38 to 42. the dance sets 32 to 3E. All are regular S1.25 values. D D S Day Sale Women's Blouses From the Blouse shop on the second floor comas this S Day Sale. Women's and Misses P.ayon Crepe Blouses is dressy sryles and tailored "Hendas" Broadcloths Ideal blouses for dress, business, school and sports wear. Your choice tomorrow and Saturday at Mann's. S Day Sale Slip-on Sweaters 5 In the Sweater de-panmezLt on la second fioor S Day shoppers will find a special raioa is Women's and Misses slip-on Ewealers. These come in various weaves and colors. Grand for both school and of fice wear. Tour choice tomorrow and Saturday. SI SECOND FLOOR Thefeu "Sheler" JACKET They arrived just in time lor S Day. The new "SKEETER Jacket. A chenille sensation with zipper front and four pockets. The Skeeler comes in Blue. Red, Blackberry, Rose and White. Sixes 12 to 20 and they are washable. Your choice a a Little Boys' Front Bib Cords Attention Mothers of Small Boys! Here's a value in sturdy Bib Front Cords for little chaps from 2 to B years. They come in Blue and Brown. On sale tomorrow and Saturday. Choice per Pair Boys' Whip Cord Slacks Another Super Value from our popular Boy's section Zipper pocket Whipcord Slacks for soys from 4 lo 16 at SI. 00 pair. inese penrs coma in Blue and rrown. On sale tomorrow and Saturday. Choice per Pair Men's 35c Allen-A Hose Buy all the socks you need tomorrow and Saturday at Mann's. Here are regular 35c "Allan, A" Hose ior Men at 4 pair for SI. DO. Regular lengths and short sox types in cluded in this S Day special. Choice of 4 Pair fo Children's Union Suits From the Junior shop on the second floor comes this sals of Children Union Suits SUk and Wool styles and cotton unions Broken lots and sizes, but regular up to S1.98 suit. Choice 2 Suits for Marquisette Panels The Curtain department loins the t Day Sale with these regular E9c fine quahiy Chenille dot Marquisette Panels a: 2 for SI. 00. Your choice of Rose, Cold. Green. Paach. Blue and White. At Mann s tomor row and Saturday. 2 Panels for Pi r r U 1 floor -. Sani- Fl imons. TlB 3 I elue? I I LJ Size 12 to 20 SECOND fLOOR Watch For Our Other S Day Ad In Tomorrows Mai! Tribune. Part Linen Tea Toweling from tne Domestic section a big Day vtiue in color! ul part linen Tea "owe A regular 19c yard striped toweling for the kitchen, scarfi, table runners At Mann's tomorrow and Saturday. 6 Yards for ling fa, I 1 ti 3 U MANNS MEDFORD'S OWN STORE New Fur Trimmed COATS Tomorrow and Saturday S24 will buy the Smartest Fur Trimmed Coat in Mediord. Here our regular S29.7S coat in swagger and fitted styles. Well tailored from needle twist dress fabrics in rich Au tumn shades. Each beautiful ly furred and finished with lorely linnings. A complete ranoe of sizes. Choice SECOND FLOOR o New Fall Dresses Here's a dress sale that will make history Tomorrow and Saturday at Mann's! Regular S14.S5 winter dresses for just S10. Street, afternoon j and sport styles, featuring ! smarf jackets, full length I coats and the new gored and pleated circular skirts. These new dresses are shown in all : the wanted winter shades. Reg. $14.95 Values SECOND FLOOR o Warm All Wool Shoulderettes in Pastel and White On Sale for $1.00 SECOND FLOOR Chair Pads From the Notion Section. A sale of new chain pads. Bright decoratire floral de signs and solid color pads on sale as quoted below 39c Pads Special 59c Pads Special 3for$l. 2for$l. Watch For Our Other S Day Ad In Tomorrows Mail Tribune. H