Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 27, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text-' MEDFCRT) M'VTL' TRTBTTST rFnFOT?T, OTfEHOX. "WEDNESDAY. APTJTL' 27. 1D21 AEDIATE rim L riri I IV! No Matter What the Price MANN'S MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price i HEARING ON BUTTE CITIZENS WORK ON TABERNACLE OF STATE i '" FACIE ETCiTTT ASK II ;, Tin citizens or Unite Falls hare pe itilluned the public service commission jof Oregon to declare the railroad re cently purchased by M. D. Olds us a (public carrier. The owner objects to euch action by the commission on ac count of tha hazardous risk of carry inc passengers and because of the ex pense of maintaining regular train "Bcrvlce; however, he is willing to have (he road declared as a carrier of for- 'est products and is willing to deliver freltbt to Butte Kails about twice a iweok, free of uny transportation charges. Mr. Olds is very anxious that the commission arrive at a decis ion by May luth In order that ho may ; perfect plans which he now lias under 'Consideration; therefore, the directors (Ol the Medford Chamber of Commerce have authorized a telegraphic request (o the public service commission for an Immediate hearing on the llutte .Kails petition. rOUGHS Apply over throat and chest swallow small pieces of V apo Rub Ooer 17 Million Jan Used Yearly The big Rulgln-I.ewls tabernacle be gan In the early pait of the day to assume proportions. Some fifty men were on the job; each man doing his bit in making a go of erecting the building, which will be a busy place all during the month of May. The tabernacle will seat 2500 people. Mr. Lewis, the advance man, is di recting the workers, and Shorty Oar uett, as local chairman, is busy on the job all the time. A splendid spirit of co-operation is being shown, which augurs well for the coming revival meetings. Additional men will be needed for Thursday, when it Is ex pected to complete the work. Recess was taken at noon, when the men adjourned to the baeement of the ChriBtian church, where they showed their appreciation of the splendid chicken dinner prepared by the ladles of the vurlous churches. Friday nt 7::1U p. in. all who will enter the big chorus choir are asked lo be at the tabernacle for the first rehearsal. Sunday evening Dr. Uulgin will preach his first sermon, and It is expected that the big tabernacle will be full at the Initial service. Tern million spores havn been call mated to exist In u single fungus. PAGE MATINEE AND NIGHT NEXT SATURDAY WW PRODUCTION SO People - BAND and Orch estra rk, CMG STREET ' mnADb Ponies CHAR IOTS, FLOATS, DOGS ETC immm wim imiiphi mmi en bo m SEATS ON SALE TOMORROW PRICES:' Matinee DOc, 77c; night, 50c, 77c, $1.00, plus 10 per cent war tax. I I: .if Motion for the continuance of the trial of Ernest "Dud" Wolgainott, charged with being drunk apd disor derly, until Mouday, May 2, wos granted by Justice of the l'eacc (ilenn O. Taylor. The motion was filed by the district attorney's office, and was upon the grounds of "official busi ness," the plea setting forth that Assistant Ijlstrict Attorney George A. Codding, who was conversant with the facts in the case hud been called out of town. Attorney George M. Roberts, rep resenting Wolgumott, contested thu grunting of the contlnonnce upon the grounds that the defense had retain ed witnesses from California, and the country districts, at considerable ex pest), and that an immediate trial should be granted. Attorney Roberts ridiculed the ch.il m that "the dis trict attorney's office had official husinoss out of town." The court then granted tho motion, and objec tions were filed by the defense. The case created considerable lo cal Interest, arising out of the arrest at Orth Hall In Jacksonville lust Fri day night or Wolgumott , who was charged with being 'drunk' and dis orderly, "and has many untiles. " ..Attorney George Roberts was liiuf h Incensed over thu postpone ment .o thn ease and Issued tlm fol lowing statement this noon: "I have, never believed In making any Btutiiment lo a "newspaper prior to the trial of uny case, believing that tho case should be tried upon the evidence submitted (luring the trial and that no attempt of uny kind should he made to prejudice pros pective Jurors by statements made by either principals or attorneys prior to trial. However, having noticed Home alleged quotations of Deputy Sheriff McMahon relative to the Tacts underlying the Wolgumott case, I will say that this case was set for trial at 10 o'clock Wednesday In order of the court, based on agree ment of counsel, and that defendant was present with moic than nine witnesses, all of whom were ready and would have refuted these alleg ed statements of .McMuhou In every detail and while Mr. Monro, district attorney, was In his office, nnd over tho telephone asked for a continuance on the ground that the deputy dis trict attorney hud official business in Ashland, nnd he, Moore knew noth ing about the case, they were unable to go to trial, to which we strenu ously objected as we wanted this matter determined by a jury lit once in order to save time and expense for all parties concerned, yet this contin uance was granted." Agates Polished Agates Mounted Special Display Oregon Agates Wonderful Specimens of Rings, Brooches, Pendants, Scarf Pins Oregon Found, Cut, Polished and Mounted Gifts That Last, Correctly Priced Qf6axti7C SEATS NOW SELLING PAGE - Friday night April 29 Philharmonic Orchestra of V r -I t i. ' - 0 t - I v " V1 V . ' .-J LOS ANGELES Six Distinguished Soloists 73 of 'ho Word's Great cat Musicians Tho Supreme Musical Organization of tho West. Vrlxan. - .1 1 E i'w. , i iuui auu -lou fc- 4 rows Balcony, $2.00; balance $1.50 and $1.00. 50 CENTS A PLATE The best dinner that has been serv ed In Medford for the price of 50c per plate will be given next Friday evening at li::iQ by the ladies of the Christian church in their church basement. The reason of the low cost of this dinner is because most of the eata bles are being furnished by manufac turers of. Oregon food products us an advertisement. . . . .I'rovlsloiiB ur being made to fseal one, hundred and fifty diners at the same time. The ladies have promis ed to serve the dinner promptly at t:30 so that any one who may rte- slro to attend the concert at the Page theater, billed for S:;10, may do so and not miss any of the speaking part of the program being provided. SEVENTY-FIVE ARTISTS Following a most successful season in l.os Angeles and cities of southern California, the Philharmonic orchestra nf that city, with Waller Henry Roth well conductor will give ono concert in tills city on next Friday night at the i'ape theatre. A special feature of the engagement here will he the appearance nf Mme. F.iUabeth Itolhwell, the distinguished soprano, who will he the soloist. She is a prima donna of international nine with laurels won in both grand opera and on the concert stage in Kurope and America. .Maestro Rothwell ami his organiza tion of seventy-five picked men have been hailed by the leading critics of the country as equal to the great or chestias of the east. Conductor Roth well established bis reputation with the St. Paul orchestra and last year won additional fame as conductor of tho Stadium conceits in New York city. II, -sMcs Mme. Kothwell eight other distinguished artists are carried on the tour as soloists. The engagement here promises to be the crowning event of the music season. II In Imperial times Koinans had mil- Thursday Is Bargain Day Values that reveal the return of the old time buying power of the dollar Sensational Reductions on Spring Suits EVERY SUIT MUST BE SOLD $25.00 Spring Suits, reduced to $18.00 $40.00 Spring Suits, reduced to $27.50 $50.00 Spring Suits, reduced to .... $32.50 $60.00 Spring Suits, reduced to , .,$40.00 $75.00 Spring Suits1 reducyed to j.. $90.00 Spring Suits, reduced. to . :ivt $50.00 ,.. $67.50 EXTRA SPECIAL New Tweed o' Wool Suits. The most practical suit made. On slr TKnrarlav. d O 1 fg (Pil.UU Sensational Reductions on Spring Coats EVERY COAT MUST BE SOLD $16.50 Spring Coats, reduced to . . $25.00 Spring Coats, reduced to . . $35.00 Spring Coats, reduv.e o . . $50.00 Spring Coats, reduced to . . $75.00 Spring Coats, reduced to . EXTRA SPECIAL 25 beautiful wool Jersey Coats. Go on sale ..Thursday, each 25 new fancy plaid wool skirts. Go on sale Thursday, each . . . . .$11.50 . .$18.00 . .$25.00 . .$37.50 . .$45.00 new all $9.98 $7.48 KORRECT WHITE WASH SKIRTS FROM $2.98 to $7.98 SEE THEM WAISTS PETTICOATS HOUSE DRESSES WAISTS "Wirthmor" Cotton Women's near Silk 50 new style House Women's Crepe de Waists, new spring Pats with Taf- Dre8jes Made f Chene and Geor- reta flounce, new gette Crepe Waists, styles. Worth more, colors. On sale good materials. On New styles. On sale ?"8ale $1.00 Thu8day $2.98 8leThuurs-$1.48 Thu"day $5.00 1 hurs. ea. each day, each . . each . . i j 1 i . HATS GINGHAMS MUSLIN BAGS Women's trimmed 1000 yards fine Ze- 36 inches wide. Fine Women's patent Hats, all this sea- phyr Ginghams, new soft finish. Sold at leather shopping son s styles. Up to , - bags. Good $2.00 $8.50 values. Thurs- patterns. Cheap at 25c. On sale Thurs- vaiues. On sale daV $5.00 25c Thursday 19c day 16c Thursday $ each yard yard each T HOSE CORSETS COLLARS JAPANESE Women's fine Lisle Miller Bros. Corsets, Women's fine Filet Crepe. In the much Hose, black and col- new models. Cheap rll.. ru. ,( wanted colors for ors. Sold at 85c. at $2.00. On sale olla"' neaP at Dresses. Best qual- Thursday CQ Thursday tl CQ 50c. On sale 95c itv n 8ale AKn pair ........ C pair . . . ,, $. 1 Thurs., ea. . . Thurs., yd. . SHEETS PILLOWSLIPS f ABLE DAMASK BEDSPREADS Pullaway Brand. Daisy Pillow Slins Mercerized new pat- Heavy crochet Bed Heavy grade, 81x90 P terns. Heavy qual- Spreads. Sold reg- size $2.50 value. 42 and 45 inch. ity. Cheap at 85c. ularly at $4.50. On Thursday $13 Cheap at 40c. 29c Thursday Q$c sale .Thurs. $2 .98 each Thurs., ea. . . . yard each ..... PERCALES ' SILK POPLIN PLEISSE' CREPE VEILINGS 36 inches wide. Good J? inches wide' n a F.or, "nderWe,aF ,.!n in a great line of col- - , o i i bl& ran&e of colors, pink, flesh and white heavy grade. Sold A regular $2 grade, cheap at 50c. On ors- Sold UP to 25c. at 50c. Thurs. hursday 1 1 Q sale Thurs. 29 C cose out 1 9c yard , yard yard Thurs., yd. ... SCRIM CREPE DE CHENE VOILES ORGANDIES Curtain Scrim, in Heavy quality, gocd 25 pieces beautiful 36 inches wide, in all white, cream and shades'. Sold regu- "geW jne qulnty the new 8nades. This ecru, 25c values. lar at $4.00. On sale Cheap at 50c. cloth is cheap at 75c. Thursday 9C Thursday $2.4g Thursday Thursday QQ yard yard yard yard Agents for Pictorial Re view Patterns. Special Magazine Offer. Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY ENTRANCES ON E. MAIN AND N. CENTRAL MEDFORD, OREGON MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED NOTIONS V e carry the best stock in Medford at special prices. POSTAGE PREPAID g'-ft'yN to. s of g,ss hacked with tin.