Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 09, 1940, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE PTX dividends in attracting thou sands of people to southern Ore gon In the years to come." E Births OF Born to Mr. and Mrs. John Selvey of Route 2 a girl weigh ing seven pounds and three ounces In Secred Heart hospi tal last night, Monday, January 8. T. E. Daniels Cites Long Ef fort to Secure Adequate Fishways at Power Site Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Arnold of 340 Haven street a boy weighing seven pounds and eight ounces in their home last night, Monday, January ' . The baby has been named Edwin Hugh. "Announcement by the California-Oregon Power company that the Gold Ray dam will be rebuilt this year is the first en couragement for fish and wild life conservationist in many years that there is yet a pos sibility of perpetuating some of the long lost fame of Rogue river as a migratory watnr course for the famous sca-run steelhead trout," it was stated today by T. E. Daniels, well known Medford sportsman. 'Tor many years the present dam at Gold Ray has been re sponsible for the destruction of millions of fish, both steelhead trout and salmon, in their effort to ascend and descend the river at that point," Mr. Daniels ex plained. Promises Cited "The announced construction of the dam, or its rebuilding," he pointed out, "reminds the sportsmen of the power com pany's oft-repeated promise in the past that a new fishway with its outlet below the power house, in the spillway, would be built when the dam was re built. Only at the spillway where the power house will dis charge practically the entire flow of the river at low water seasons, will there be enough water to attract the fish ascend ing the river. For many years th badly leaking Gold Ray dam has furnished some water above the spillway in low water seas ons to attract fish. With a new practically water tight dam, the amount of water the present fishways will discharge at their outlets,, even though they be kept full of water at all times, will be useless to attract the ascending fish, which will vain ly fight their lives away, as they hove for many past years, below the power house. Depression Delay "Conservationists, sportsmen, state game commission and United States Bureau of Fish eries officials were promised the new fishway by the power company year after year, In con nection with the proposed re building of the dam. With the depression the expenditure of , money for a new dam was said to be Impossible. "Falure now to build the new fish ladder with the new dam will be the final blow to Rogue river's future possibilities of be ing rehabilitated as a sea run steelhead trout fishing stream. "Brown and Cox Webb, Zane Grey, Fred Burnham and hun dreds of other anfilprs of world wide reputation, who once sung the praises of Rogue river steel head fishing from Australia to Maine, deserted the stream years ago," Daniels said. "Wherever one travels, from jRESS SOCKS diort or ! l.on types f Reduced 30 1 Dashlns sober patterns In r and rayon. Cotr" toea and heels. UNIONSUITS 10 Wool I 8Do Vnluel Menl Tor full proteotlon, wear theae partwool Health- sards. Pull outl Medium heavy weight. Flashlight Batteries 2 for 5C Ward standard quality HI Mill rrenanrr Client SHEETS94C Tha flnoat, whitest, atronn est sheets you can buy at thli price and you aave 15c I They have extra wide tape selvagea, and laundera 380 tlmea by teatl California to Canada, Is heard the lament of the commercial despoliation of Rogue river as an anglers' paradise. Situation Known "The state game commission Is fully aware of the Gold Ray dam situation and chamber of commerce wild life conservation committees In Grants Pass, Ash land and Medford likewise ap preciate the situation. They have an opportunity to Justify their existence by insisting that there be no new dam construc tion at Gold Roy that does not ile TrenMire Cheat -isvh. rnea ....23i' Turkish Towels 7 t tlllty Sttf incorporate, at the same time the dam is rebuilt, the construe-' tlon of a ladder from the top of the dam to the spillway be low the power house. Anything ' less will be a useless gesture." Daniels stated. "The power company has the opportunity to do a real serv ice for Oregon, one which will receive the plaudits of every thinking conservationist in the west, by the construction of the promised fish lndder. It will be a successful model for future dam construction plans In other places in the country. "A fish ladder of this type carrying ample water, Is ac knowledged by all authorities on the subject to be absolutely efficient and successful. An eas ily accessible fish ladder at Gold Rny is of more Importance to the southern Oregon community than the small amount of power to be developed there. If a re stored Rogue river steelhead fishing strcnm can be accomp lished it will pay unrealized Thousands Prals. Simple PILE RELIEF This Quick, Easy Way I Simple piles need not wreck and torture ymi with mndrienlng Itch, burn and Irritation. Stuart's 1'vm mlrl Fupjjositorie. brtrm quick, wel come rcl!.-f. Their 7-wny mcdlm linn means rrnl comfort, reduc strain, helps tighten rclnird mem brsnes. penny Innrtcatrs and soft ens. Protective and anti-cliallng. o ey to use. It's wonderful lo he free or pile torture runln. ( en ulr.e Miliaria I'yrr.tnld 8up..'S.!orlea - your dim "tor without delay eoe. and 11.30. A gny rainbow trlp nvylt that' heavier and bfttor ooklnir than many 10c wrU. A VAU1K1 Indian Blankets I It' I. 1.00 i food ai many 11.2' uifinketH. Smooth an lueih inri warm an they're cnh.r hilt For rnmplns. r the Miet room. flttH0. ig Undie Sale (irratly 1 J i Itedun'd j Jiw I .ao trims! Novr men! Pan 'leu, tariofa In fine rayon :nltn. Many run-relM. 8al- "tripenl 1 17 SOUTH CENTRAL 77 1 r 921 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. ILL IN LAVA BEDS 756 FEET IN DEPTH, Thomas C. Parker, assistant su perintendent of the park, to the monument yesterday to observe the opening of the well. The monument Is administered by the park administrative staff. Mr. Doerr said the well water tasted good but would not be used generally until it had been thoroughly analyzed by chem ists. The well is 756 feet deep. Digging of the well started about a year ago as a WPA project. Difficulty of collapsing walls was experienced from time to time. Water from the well. Mr. Doerr explained, will serve the Lava Beds headquarters area. Previously the water has been hauled from Shaw's mill, a dis tance of 12 miles. YIELDS FIRST DRINK Water was drunk for the first time yesterday from the new well at the Indian Well ranger station in the Lava Beds national monument in northern Cal ifornia, it was disclosed today by John E. Docrr, Jr., naturalist of Crater Lake national park following his return from the monument. Mr. Doerr accompanied '3 W Ji -VJL m H VVJ 1 B VJM.J , S k 1 k J lid January White Goods Sale! Save NOW! VI 1 Extra White Sale savings on the sheets that give you (1) Tested quality (they launder 234 times equal to 4!4 years' wear) ; (2) Smooth snow-white mus lin; (3) Stay-straight hems; (4) Strong tape selv ages. You get more fo your money always wit: Longwearsl 81"x99", Special! Wash Cloth 4 4H V " Regularly 79el ' jgrgflf' Extra White Sale savings i : ' ""TTti--. on the sheets that give you I Ml 3 10c Ren! nodyl Hcnl lic (IM,lli,)! In the sturdy "rryf that wenrs well. Buy 'cm bv the dozen! JOF Sale! 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JANUARY 9, 1940. gress by the national advisory committee for aeronautics. Two apparently simple simple changes in wing design, and the "finning" of airplane engine cylinders promise to in crease vastly the range, speed, payload and ' efficiency of air planes which already are being designed. The present military and civil aircraft, which have brought Europe, South America, and Ha waii within a day's flying time of the United States, are partly the result of aeronautical re search done by the committee's engineers in the laboratories at Langley Field, Va. The same engineers regard the present airplanes as lum bering trucks, however, com Washington, Jan. 9. UP) Aeronautical engineers forecast today Arnerican airplanes ca pable of flying to Europe with a full load of bombs, or pas sengers and cargo, 2nd return ing non-stop if necessary. This probability, expected to become a reality in the next year or 18 months, grew out of two technical reports to con Sale! 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Famous-for-comfort auede with hull t-In arch feature, metatarsal pad! 46c 87c 69c 129 198 HI ftataanM Sovt I Thsy'r 69c Vouei 54" Ruv Melthearft. If vaii .in( .JJI' '""cr cut, finer yarns, and knlt cuffs; non-sagging ' v shoulders. Medium heavy. t'' j Reg. $1.00 I IV!. 4 Full Fashioned I 1 Longer Wearing I Rub voiir eves and look again 3 jft-i because here's a sale that laughs i 4 at rising prices! Fine, flattering Af 4 tp silk In lively shades that play up j jjjk to vour clothes. Day long weight." Vp vfi have silk leet. 3 and S thread. 1 I. f:5 Broken sizes. 1 s& 'bwia. 1 l-mrimniiimi ' . pared with the planes which will be "coming out of the jigs" in a year or so. The new streamlined wing will cut through the air with only one-third the resistance, or "drag", of present wing designs, permitting speeds of 450 to 500 miles an hour. It still is a closely- guarded military secret. a.m. p.m. WABC-CBS 5 .m 3:30 y STUBBORN HEAD COLDS Radio Highlights REIIEVI stuffiness and misery this pmxd way: Melt a spoonful of Vicks VapoRub in boiling water, then breathe in the steaming med icated vapors. THEN AT BEDTIME, rub VapoRub on throat and chest to get full ben efit of its long-continued action while you sleep. . UMIM And you will be WICKS delighted with VvJiRj; By Associated Press (Pacific Standard Time) Tonight: Europe WABC CBS 5:55, 8; WEAF-NBC-East 8; MBS 6, 6:15. Wednesday: Europe NBC 5 January Shoe Clearance Hurry! Last Few Days Children's 1.59 Oxfords Save 32c n pair! Shoes for school! For Suurtny-hesti Smartly stylrd, with sturdy leather soles! Overnite Case nimulated leather, lined, choice of hlnck or brown Women's 98c Slippers Rave 31c on every pair Rayon panne satins, comfortable feu, flattering l'Orsays reduced! Children's $1 Slippers Save 83o on every pair. Felt, satin and leather styles Save $1 on Ski Boots . Men's and women's, concave heel, soles JL98 Heavy leather Sale! 62.95 Wood Heater. . Ml cnt rlrculator. Burn IS In. wood, lrge feed door. All porcelain walnut flnlh You've seen jhirts of this very quality aeiling up to 1.19! Good-looking new pat- ems and whites, 99 shrink- oof! Non-wilt collars. K i,; . Women's and iW OU- i Yi" Girls' Dress and j -U WWS- 5por,shoes 1 2 FOR 3- 1 IIK-V M ' fm lV-2,V. T.k. .dvsntsg. of their tre- Tv lateA f?l Regularly kPM toA mendous savings I Buy 2- iMfcl M $198 j JllMllsIl SAVE ALMOST HI Here ffi1 siy -m i il'irt are )ran' new Spring fash- 5 Sjll'JWW. - .. . ... 1 fliwS'HPVlA ions straight from New Yorkl WSmP 1k Save mors than one-fourth! , ? KWtlM'W&ti j , . , . TlBP"-li Stunning suedes right out 1 I fffJftfi Nw- a,dv,n" P,,ta ;sr.afX7 of our own "Gay Modern" i BJHfTO colors, Including Navy I Ray- . jVA stocks to wear right now iBSHalilW on dresses for all occasions- i iBSjlWl ' and for months to cornel I rwlfflRslwills styled In the new silhouette, V 'SWPltlW Stepins, pumps, oxfords FrafFlHk with flattering, nipped-in I a.rSfi reduced to clear I k' PfJill'? waists - youthful, flaring I rr-?ftWi I I 'Sff$PWJ Iklrtsl Sizes 12-20; 38-44. : I $3-98 FoetheaMh, I V 1 hAl , - . " I Beautiful Suedes AO 1 j TA 1 CSsSfefWiMMi with famous arch 9 J j , ... mj..,.i.i.i,.,m.i .I 1 37 I '4 Pc. Bedroom Set . . S AcA 5795 TELEPHONE 288 T tion farm plan declared they would wage a determined fight for its adoption at this session of congress. ADVOCATES PLAN Farmer dissatisfaction with continued low prices, and Pres ident Roosevelt's recommenda tion that agricultural appropria tions be cut, have prepared the legislative soil for success, they said. The plan would substitute un limited production for the pre sent agricultural adjustment program- of acreage and mar keting quotas and crop subsi dies. Has Tariff Angle It would prohibit sale of ma jor farm products for domestic I Sponsors Say American Farmer Is Entitled to American Market at Profit Washington, Jan. 8. (P) Advocates of the cost-of-produc- consumption below the cost production, to be determined Special Values in Ready -to -Wear Section Sale! $30 Club Chairs . . . Chooe of hrown or roue. Heavy velour oover... 1 0 to 20 OFF on all Style and Period Furniture TnJi Include tofai, club chain, barrel chair, wing thalri, and occasional obalri. Also end tables and coffee table. 117 SOUTH CENTRAL ow! Savel .... J g I27. Re g. 89.95 Davenport i A VJ."1 y Setnl kidney style. Heayy velour pile fahrle In tTeen.. 1 2 Pc. Davenport Set 5095 Barlr California. Brown plaid tapestry, dare nw!..,fjj 4 Pc. Bedroom Suite OQ94 jpnpf Walnut finish. Choice of vanity or dresser....,... 67c r! . " " 'sSsfeJ'"" '7 ' "Hmui i i ,i .. ... New handle told, flown when not In iie! Roomy ollre -C tP 'nimsmiimwmmmmwmivTwvvwwwjMWMMMM A rSsgX f.r " .. .' 1 r"n hoi. Wards flne.t pint racuiim bottle!...'. J l ?Safif7 'vf I mmmmmmmmm"""'f' K Wm lHnn Goy'3- fc- " A vjl "' f'M ? (SPARK PLUGS ... Fastest I X. S mh Wovn j L PRICE CUT!; ILf A Washer . i iX O06 l Tkv L , n I MM ! U U dust mop ,- NtfeJi im, r-"' 44c o - I !rindln "Pel 'i,0" I If. " sR&kv ?L' i ?'T tttetn ; ' f W hi W7rT IT I I Lovell wrlng.rl Wht.l 1 Re,.,slhle. ...h.hle. che.n- I - I fh," Br lea. ..'.Fritnn.l,'' Red. I Ml .-.... fl'tMK.'-sAaWiti Inal equipment on almost all H l;j f Jail I 1 I I . B S iraiiv treated to hold dn.l. I II. I -"W-qS-f ; ? Pr' ""-nee , S.vef f j ! . Ujr-.dverUl 65e pltitc. Pep 1 E'A I rVt3 With eleelrle pu.np MM I I ILiiSJ MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. today the secretary of agriculture at port the bill favorably last spring and it went on the cal endar, but Its sponsors were un able to bring it on the floor for action. House proponents have de cided to press to bring the bill up for a vote In their chamber. The house agriculture commit tee refused at the last regular session of congress to report the bill. Leaders of the cost-of-pro-duction movement have obtain ed 108 signatures on a petition to force the bill up before the house for consideration. They have decided to start a cam paign at once for the necessary 110 additional signatures. Sponsors of the bill in the senate include Bone (D., Wash.) and Kolman (R., Ore.); in the public hearings. The excess over comestic needs would be sold in the world market for what ever it would bring. Tariffs would keep out competing im ports. Soil conservation practices, crop insurance and some other features of the present farm program would be retained, but govern mental limitations on production would be junked. Sponsors of the cost-of-pro-duction plan declare the "Amer ican farmer is entitled to the American market at a profit," and they say this would give it to him. Stymied In Senate The senate agriculture com mittee voted unanimously to re of by Steering Wheel Spinner Price Cut! ratalln knob . . . fluted sides for sure grip Mounts on any steering wheel....... . ,.. Thermometer Gearshift Ball 29' Built-in, accurate thermometer , In knob! Attractive . . . bandy , pear-shaped ratal , reduced! Reg. 17c Ironing Board Cover. . Fine-quality unbleached muslin! Stretch-on tvpet Fttn easily without wrinkles! Fits standard hoard! 13- Reg. $1.49 Utility Can . . . : l29 Hot-dipped galvan'zed Oak-proof and rut-proof! L' for ashes or garbage! Drop handles! 18-gal, slie, wrL wtYi Greotest Wopaper Sale I ! r'Cj eW Wallpaiior E ; V3 Roomlots I C f ! XTZ 1 terns! Buthurry, if you want jjj f Wagf IJhebngerte I I fw 1 H 1 j Gets Europe! l If Uml 'Vo.' ' UNEQUALED low price for a 7-tube 1940 radio! 1 t VMUL jtM.r i"" i It has genuine super-dynamic speaker ... super- B i ?Qia Jks f W alnr I heterodyne circuit ... personal tone control .. . 1 f Jx'Ji S tpim f.d. tax) 6-station automatic tuning I PLUS Television 1 l h. ' i 11 , .. 11 sound and phono plug I Compare ... anywhere! 1 VL mmmMt 1 The same fop quality I I Wvel&tim k""lJ 'ha' Service Stations i 1 I V sell for 35c a quartl MRMma3!!SH5M!SS Vk-lj&' 10("4 Pure Pennsylvania Mo- I y X&kWZ, mr tor Oil . . . full-bodied and S Pi I 1 tough to resist the intense i Rx'ra.heavy felt ha russ-eaally M.9S quality any- 1 I hea? of present day high- 1 where elM at ,ortsy ' pr,M"' " VB ii waxed for Instant lubrication PSyJl w 11 'n coldest weather I Every i igM. 1 drop refined from Bradford. IJ Allegheny crude ... the Od ! world's finest! HERE'S A fVW J P TOP-GRADE OIL AT A g$0y pi DOLLAR-SAVING PRICE I Prir. SlashoHf I .iinrV. Kit rf"V T mmmmmmmmmmmmmemmrmmrmrmmn n j i i.miniij i minimi i m -imiw.j ni).imin. mm .mi saM.iM- I OREGON. TUESDAY, JANUARY 9, 1940. house, Pierce (D., Ore.) and Leavy (D Wash.). tertainment followed by a dance for the balance of the evening. This affair is open to the pub lic and all are invited and urged to come up and have a good time. TOWNSEND CLUB NO. 1 TO CELEBRATE FRIDAY Townsend hall West Main street. is at 123 Vi ARMY CONTINGENT (Contributed) Townsend clubs all over the United States are this week cel ebrating Dr. Townsend's birth day with appropriate programs. Club No. 1 of Medford Is hav ing their celebration Friday eve ning, January 12, consisting of a supper from 5:30 on, a short business session and installation Traveling In 40 motor vehic les, 200 officers and men of the third balloon squadron, U. S. army air corps at Fort Lewis, of officers and a program of en i M w p,ic arancel you See these BS CUt f hint, gains! Quantities ""WAT are limited! Dozens of Radios Reduced to Clear! Heavy Wardoleum 9x12 Rug . . A QQ 3 Pc. Waterfall Bedroom I'io more elsewherel Hand-matohed veneers on hard wood! Bed, chest, vanity ......m....h..... 4094 5 Pc. Oak Dinnette Set Reg. H2.95 solid oak natural finish..... 22s4 2994 Reg. '34.95 Daveno Heavy cot Ion tapestry cover. Blue, green, rust colon,... 90 Coil Spring ........ Bcj. 7.00. Either twin or full site ; 588 16 Sale! Curtain Materials ....... 4ftr Is all It takes at Wards low Sale price to mBke your own rurtaln equal to most 79c ready-matlpst Yard...... Reduced 13! 36" Cretonnes . Now you can have new, colorful draperies and slip covers at BIO HAVINGS I Beautiful patterns! Yard PAGE SEVEN Wash., are scheduled to arrive here lata this afternoon on march to Monterey, Cal., for war games. The men will camp here for the night at the arm ory. The march southward will be continued early tomorrow morning. The third ordinance company of two officers and 37 men is scheduled to arrive here in 12 vehicles from Fort Lewis Satur day afternoon. The company, also on a march to Monterey, will spend the night at the arm ory and resume the march Sun day morning. The unit is in command of Capt. Loren E. Gaither, reserve officer. E FERRY EMPLOYES Eugene, Ore., Jan. B. (P) ' Increases in pay for all deck and engine, workers of $2.50 per month, standardization of wages of stewards to the highest rata in each classification, uniform eight hour day, abolishment of "three quarter time employment seniority rights", and other re quests were granted the em ployes of the Black Ball ferry lines in Puget Sound, In sweeping decision handed down here today by Wayne L. Morse, dean of the University of Ore gon school of law. Dean Morse served as chair man of the board which has arbitrated the controversy which last summer tied un Fer Closing time (or Too Lata to Olaa. ally Ada la 1 :S0 p. m. Use Mall Tribune want ads. ry boat service In Puget Sound for several weeks. His ruling covers all points not agreed up on by the union and employer representatives. Save on need! Bar- IN E Hurry! Salem, Ore., Jan. 9 ftP) The state supreme courl decis ions today included: Arthur Hlnkle vs. State In dustrial Accident Commission. appellant. Appeal from Jackson county. Suit involving claim. Opinion by Justice Kelly. Judge HARNESS H. G. Norton, modified. Guy Cordon, executor of th 3750 Re jf. 44.9R black team har ness. Sturdy leather. Save will of Francis Marlon Huitt. v. James R. W. Gregg, administra tor of the estate of James Gregg Huitt, and 'Lucy M. Skeeters, appellants, and Belle Taylor and others. Appeal from Douglas county. Suit to clarify will. Opinion by Chief Justice Rand. Judge Carl E. Wimberly, modi fied. now. E 2750 Wards heavy duty two- section iprliigtooth. Savel Bend, Jan. 9. (P) D a e p snow, in some Instances tha heaviest In three years, hid the mid-state Cascade country to day. The blanket ranged ' from three to 38 inches. Bend's eight inch covering was the most se vere in three winters. All roads, Including the lofty McKenzie river pass, remained open. . Eighteen inches during the night brought the summit'i snow depth to 36 Inches. The Sun Mountain pass on Tha Dalles-California highway be tween here and Klamath Falls was well covered but free for two-way traffic. For this week-end only! Pull-out, fleooa-ltned. Heavy weight. Ribbed collar, cuffs, wa 1st band. Grants Pass, Jan. 9. (ff) The Illinois river, raging be tween rock 'walls and swollen by heavy rains, kept surgical and medical aid today from crushed gold miner, Ray Foun tain. A boulder crushed Fountain early Monday afternoon He was discovered Injured but alive by his partner, Fred Volght, who crossed the river by boat to summon help at Selma. In answer, Dr. S. B. Osgood and Coroner Virgil Hull, the latter driving an ambulance, rushed out at 11:30 last night. Forest service men also left the Red wood ranger station at Cava Junction. Meanwhile Volght returned across to the Injured man. Heavy rains fell and the river rose a foot an hour. None of the later-arrived rescuers could cross the precipitous walls and the torrent. 69c Wards Wax mm 1.39 FRYERS Eugene Populace Strong For Milk Eugene, Jan. 9. VP) Per capita milk consumption in the city of Eugene in 1939 was tha highest in the state, Dr. L. G. Helterline, milk and meat in spector, has announced. Every citizen consumed an average of a pint a day, ha said. Eugene also led Oregon In milk consumption In 1938. 122 .n nest quality cast Iron covered chicken (ryers. Pol ished 1ml do. 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