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

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOftT) ITATT: TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OTxEfiON", FRIDAY. MAY 27, 1921 locdBrieis J. P. O'Gara who spends his sum infra in his liouxe boat on the upper lake, departed for his home in New York this morning after spending sev eral days here getting the house boat Tho Ited Ciohs has been requested! in order for the coining summer. Mr. to participate in the Memorial exer- O'Gara in with (lie American Smeltim; clses on Monday, May HUlli. They arc and Refining company of New York. TOMORROW Gloom-Chaser From the Gargle Inn ' ' fwtunU. hit Outtflf fbi AkvnMc JIMACK tlNNriT "JSODUCTIOM with (liaille Murray, I'liyllfn lliiver. Mario Picvost and a hundred others helping In tlie fun. THOMAS MEIGHAN I N THE "FRONTIER OF THE STARS A story of New York strip, ped of its frills and furbelows. Today and Saturday Sunday TOM MIX as "RIDING ROMEO' RIALTO asked to march in uniform and have a part in the ceremonies of tho day. All Ked CroBd members arc requested to meet at the park to Join in the parade. Hemstitching ana picotlng 10 cents per yard. The Vanity Hat Shop, Cor. K Main and iiartlett tf There will be a largo attendai.ee Shiinors from Med ford, Ashland and tho valley at the Shrine ceremonial in Eugene tomorrow. A number have already gone by auto, and two Pull man coaches will be attached io this evening's train at Ashland to pick up Shriners of that city, Medford and Grants Pass. Feed wheat $2.30 per cwt. at tho Farm llureau Co-operative Exchange. tf The city of Medford treasury is $300 richer through tho slay hore this week of the Foley & Iturk Combined Shows, as that aniiiHnment concern pays a license fee of $50 a day for the privilege of exhibiting hore. Tho city llcenso charge for a largo circus is not less than $150 a day, and tho Al G Humes show on its recent visit hero paid that much into ttlo city treasury. You may hear Al Jolson'a records at Palmor's. 57 Duo to the melting snow in the mountains Dear creek and the Itoguo river nre still high. Come in and see tho new style sweaters In our books nnd posters. Handicraft Shop. 5S Two more men caught by Game Warden Dalley at foul hooking of sal mon at the Gold Hay dam came to grief Thursday In Justice Taylor's court. Clms. C. McCunn and C. Swift pleaded guilty to that charge and a jail sentence of 30 days each was Im posed, when it developed that tlioy i wero without money to pay fines. However, on the arresting officer's I statement that they had families de- ' pending on them for support, and on his recommendation, Justice Taylor I suspended sentence during good be havior. Earlier In tho wook T. Pan- key who ploudod guilty to the same chargo was fined $50 and costs. , For carpenter work phone Dixon. 539-J-4. Pack to pre-war prices. 67 Zclina Hoberts is one of the Med ford visitors in Klamath Falls , this week. Savo money on wrnpping papor hy usinir srhlto print papor In rolls. Ask this office. tf Klamath Fulls Herald. Sweet Mitato plants for sale at Mon arch Seed & Feed Co. . tf Portland guests at the Medford are E. j. Hutch I us, Mrs. H. E., Elizabeth aud H. II. Penncll, H. M. Stevens, J. W. Walford, Mr. and Mrs. J. II. Cruse, Jerry Jones, W. P. Gray, A. Ureyman. Fred Marx, W. It. May, Mr. aud Mrs. T. K. Minkerqon and H. K. Parsons. nig barn dance at Illverslde Ranch near French-Dodge liridge, Sat., May 28. 57 Congressman Hawiey has reintro duced three bills In congress for the protection of tho water supply of Med ford. One of these permits the city of Medford to .purchase a small tract or Oregon & California grant land, anoth er proposes to place the other tracts of the Oregon & California lands in the Crater National park, and tho third provides for adding still other lands to the park. Try our merchant? lunch. The Shasta. Hon. J. T. Halney, former democra tic congressman from Illinois, gave an eloquent talk at tho forum this noon on political and business problems of today. He emphasized the fact that American isolation is impossible and that America must lead the way through uncharted seas of social and Industrial reconstruction. Mrs. Itosc Schleffelln presided. Mr. Rainey will be the princlpul speaker at tonight's Chautauqua. I M TRIAL &: I V IDhrj not drink Hibilla J jjp then and enjoij jSv W. F. HcWItt, Ashland Jitney driver Indicted for manslaughter, as a re sult of the death of .Mrs. Nunu Jen nings of this city, in nil auto accident on the pacific Highway near Talent Inst Christmas Eve, went on trial in the circuit court this afternoon, at the conclusion of thu Alyrtlo ISIukeley re trial. Di'WItt was the driver of tho enr that crushed into t:io rear of an nuto, behind which Mis. Jennings was standing, striking her and causing In juries that resulted in her death n few hours later. Mis. Jennings and her husband were on their wuv to Ashland to bring friends to their homo in this city for tho Christmas holidays, and thu fatal accident, was proceeded by a minor accident in which two autoes were ditched. DeWitt is represented by Attorney George M. Itoherts. and the stlito by District Attorney itawles .MoorJ. BLAKELEY CASE GOES TO JURY Fresli Bakery Goods for Saturday Layer Cakes Nut Loaf Cakes Angel Cakes Cup Cakes Coffee Cakes Rolls Jelly Fresh Bread Fruit Slices Sugar Cookies Raisin Cookies Oat Meal Cookies Ginger Snaps Parker House Rolls Fresh Vegetables Fresh Fruit ; SWIFTS PREMIUM BOILED HAM SWIFT'S PREMIUM DRIED BEEF , SWIFT'S PREMIUM BACON Personal Attention Prompt Service H. E. MARSH Phone 252 GROCER Phone 252 Our store will be closed all day Monday, Decoration Day (Continued from Page Ono) spent In securing a Jury was V. 11. Johnson, formor cashier of the bank. Johnson Identified deposit slips of county funds in the bank, and testified that ho had made no application for being nnmed a "depository of Jackson county" during tho time Mrs. llakcley was treasurer. W. H. Johnson Testifies Johnson further testified in response lo n direct question that the hank could not have mot Its obligations on a hurry call because of being "over loaned," but if nil the obligations due tho bank could bo collected It would bo solvent. Johnson was excused aftor a short stay in tho witness chair, to bo re called later. A. C. Walker, county treasurer Iden tified books as being rocords turned over to him last January by Mrs. Hlakeloy, when she retired from of fice. (, Maihall Hooper, formerly connect ed with tho stnto banking board was called as a witness, and gavo evidence regarding tho solvency of the Hank 01 Jacksonville. Ho denied that two sots, of books had been maintained by Johnson, but that tho former bank of ficial hud made notation on the edges of pages, and "kept figures In his head." Hooper was on tho stand but fivo minutes. A number of women friends of Mrs. Illakeley occupied scats In tho court room, and were Interested listeners i girl friend sat by her at the defense table all day. BIG TIMBER TRACT SOLD (Continued from Page Ono) lead tho Olds Interests to build their mill on the I. & K. outside of Med ford, but wherever it Is built, the re sulting development will benefit this city, as it will every community in the valley. Memorial Sunday at Phoenix Sunday, May 291 h, will bo observed nt tho Phoenix church as Memorial Sunday, with special music and ser mon for tho occasion, beginning at 11 a. in. No evening services on account of tho Medford tabernaclo meetings and Chautauqua. All soldiers of any of our wars are especially Invited, and also those who keep In memory rela tives or friends who have been sol diers in any branch of the service. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOll SAI.K Cook stove, small heat ing stove, oil heater, iixininster hull or stair carpet: vacuum cleaner, attachments: hall tree with good mirror: lumber for crating or chirk en coops; two tents for rent. Want garden hose, two-burner oil stove. 512 S. Holly, 77S-X. 61 FOK KENT 3-rooiu modern furnished apartment. Wood and gas stove. Until and shower bath. 104 V. SlMh SU I'liouo i.'S l! ullci iinoii'.i. if MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price MANN'S Get Ready for Decoration Day Tomorrow We Are Offering Tempting Values in Necessary Things to Wear Memorial Day. Buy Early Tomorrow as This Store Will Be Closed All Day Monday SALE OF WAISTS "Wirthmor" Cotton Waists. New stylus : .$i.oo "Wclworth" Cotton Waists. Many new styles to choose from. Specia each $2 ,00 Xew Organdie Wuisls in sport shades. s1:' : $3 .50 "Peter Pan" Waists. Made of fine voile, with colored collars and cuffs. Special each $3.00 New Crepe de Chene and Georgette Waists in white and colors. Worth more. tC-"fl Special, each P D VJJ BoV.art and "lilue Bird" hand made Blouses. New line just in. Made of Voiles and Batistes. All sizes. Priced from '$4.98 to $15.00 Women's Khaki Middies, ea'eli $2.98 Women's Soisette Middies, each $2.69 Women's Khaki Hals, eaeli $1.25 SWEATERS Sports and Otherwise Tuxedo Fibre Silk Sport Sweaters ,$10.98 special Sleeveless Sweat ers. All wool Very. r $3 98 special FOREST OUTING GARMENTS v - ; Made of the best Khaki Cloth. Every garment fits perfect. Women ' Hiding Breeches. All sizes. Made of the best Khaki cloth. Perfect fit. f0' CjV Special, eacli - Women's Divided Skirts. Best quality. All sizes. Special dQ QO each - Women's Khaki Walking Skirts. All sizes. $4.98 Women's all wool Khaki Riding Breeches. $7.98 Women's long Khaki Coats. Made of best, ma terials. Special CJC'.OQ each $0"O Women's Short Khaki jGonts.'; j JIado? of best material. Special $Q QQ each ,..J 5-5 '"0 Women's Wool " Khaki . Coats, flood styles. Very special, tQ QQ eafli .. .. ipV,VO Women's Wool Skirts. -. Special, each $6.98 ill SATURDAY SALE OF GOOD HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR HOSIERY id black with $1.25 AGENTS FOR PHOENIX HOSIERY Women's Silk Hose in white and black with fancy clock. On sale Sat urday, pair Phoenix Silk Hose. Fine tiality in black, white and brown. Sold not long ago at !)i.'i.(KI. Saturday pair Women's Phoenix Hose. Fancy drop stitch in white and 'black. Special pair $1.75 $3.48 Women's "Princess May" Union Suits. Bodice top. Cheap today at 1 41.25. QQ Special Saturday suit JOC Women's Envelope, Union Sttit.li. Fine quid, ity. All sizes. Cheap at $1.25. Special Satitrdav, AQ. each Women's Teddy Bear or step-in Union Suits, Made of extra fine Yarn. AH sizes. Cheap at $2.00. Saturday, $1 69 LOT 1 Women 's Drawers, Chemise, 'Sivirts and Gowns Sold up to $3. Saturday, each .. $1.50 - Special Sale of Children's Hosiery and Underwear Children's fast black, brown nnd white Hose. Sold at 40c. Special Saturday O C pair OC Children's fine Hose in black only. Sold at 50c. On sale Saturday,, pair 39c Children's Half Hose, pair 50 Children's Union Suits. All sizes. Sold at $1.39. On sale Saturday, suit .v .' '. Children's Waist Union Suits. All sizes. Special Saturday, suit Children's fine Vests', each 50 98 c Ul sizes. $1.25 LOT 2 Muslin Gowns Chemise, Drawers, and Skirts. Sold up to $5. Saturday, only $2.98 each : SATURDAY SALE OF GLOVES Kayser's patent tip Silk Gloves in while, tan, grey and black. Special, Sat urday, pair $1.00 Chanioisette Gloves in all the. new spring shades. Cheap at $1,00. Very Special Satur- l7Qf, day, pair ' Kayser's patent tip Long Silk Gloves, lG-button, in white, black and grey. $200 Special Sat pair Long Chamoisetle Gloves in t lie new similes. Spec ial Saturdiiy pair ,. $1.75 SATURDAY SALE OF CORSETS 100 pairs women's fine Satin Corsets in all sizes. A regular $5.00 number in link only. On stile Sat urday, pair $3 39 SATURDAY SALE OF NECKWEAR New Collar and Cuff Sets. "Made of fine Organdie in the very lateset styles in white and colors. - New Collars in a f3lj!?l great 'variety of styles for the sum mer dresses. On s:i!e (j0f J Saturday, each 69? WASH GOODS SPECIALS New imported Organdies, hand em broidered. The latest f O AO Special Saturday, set - $1.25 Miller Bros., new model Corsets in flesh and white, $3 values. Sat., pair New Brassieres in flesh and white, 75c. values. Saturday, each New Brassieres.' : New model. Regular $1.00 values. Special Satiir- eneli 69 C 'TI'v .y.i i l UKDAY SALE OF HAND BAGS Kedfern and Gossan! Cor sets. Discontinued styles. Values up to $8.50. On sale Satur- f QQ day, pair PT".i0 $L98 in flesh values. 48c Women's new style Silk Hand Bags in all colors. Fancy linings and tops. Cheap at $5,00. On sale Saturday $3.98 Women's exclusive Hand Bags. Made of fine Silk, nicely trimmed and lined. All colors. On sale Saturday, ea $5.98 8 SILK SPECIALS fad. Special, yard New Hand Embroidered Dotted Swisses in light and dark colors. Specially priced at C? 1 CO yard ..V 1 0& 40-inch fauey Voiles in beautiful patterns. Very special JA Saturday, yard "Uv GINGHAM SPECIAL 1000 yards of Zephyr Dress Ginghams. New patterns. Sells regular at 25e. On sale Satur- 19c Monday, May 30th, is the day we remttmber those who have given their lives for our country. May we always keep their memory green. Store closed all day Monday. . ATTEND THE SERVICE AT THE PAGE Black Duchess Satm, 36 inches wide. Heavy quality. Sold at $3.50. On sale Saturday, yard $1,98 34-inch Imported Jap Pongee Silk, ! 12 momie. , A regular $1.50 cloth, Saturday, yard " Silk Poplin, 3G-inch. All colors, $1.50 ! grade. Saturday, yard $1.25 $1.19 day VII It Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Entrances on E. Main and N. Central MEDFORD, OREGON FOUNDATION SILK 30 inches wide, in all colors. A very fine cloth. Good as most $1.00 values. Sat urday, yard 69 c Mail Ord ers Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns