Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 01, 1921, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPACE ETflTIT "MXTH TRTBUNXMEDFORD, . ODECOX. FRIDAY, JULY 1. 1921 THOS. G. BECKETT ASSISTANT P. M. The now regime at the poHloffice yaa InaiiKurutml thlH inotiiliiK when Wllllum J. Warner, who has been act ing postmaster Binco the death of Col. (o. P. MIidh, and who was re cently appointed and confirmed ai poslm'aflter for the next four yours, took over the position this morning under his commission. Postmaster Warner at once an ii on need the promotion of Titos. C lleckett, who has boen money order clerH for years, to he assistant post master; the advancement of Itoland (J. Iieach, who lias boon In the liori eial delivery and directory dupurt mcnt for years to siicceed lleckett In the money order division, and the appointment of l.ee M. Hall, senior Kiibstltnto clerk, as u regular clerk. These changes went Into effect today. Assistant Postmuster Decked has been In the local postoffice se-vlce for the past 11V4 years, starting as a let ter carrier, and ror liie past nine years has been money order clerk. While pusslng out cigars to himself In the shape or chewing tobacco this morning to celebrate his promotion, lie declined to give out any statement beyond tho Tact that the greutest thing to him In his elevation is the fact that he doesn't have "10' punch that darn time clock any iongor." This In splto of the fact that bis sul nry jumps from J18IMI to $L'ID(). Itoland lleach, who will from now on pnstu his chewing gum under the Bill of tho money order window, has been In the local postoffice service Bluce 190!), when he was transferred from I.fnuoln, Neb., as a city letter currier, and later was changed to the clerical force. ills salary remulnu the same. Pershing Elevated to Chief of Staff -Relieving Gen. March NOW WITHOUT A T TOMOBILE Annlher stolon anto has been recov ered by State Motor Cop MciMuhon, olid will bo returned to Its owner, John Jut'obs of Oorvnla. Ore. It wus stolen curly this week. Last Wednesday noon a man who gave his name as lCdmiind Oerber appeared with tho Ford car at Jtogmi lilvor ami tiled to unrfinln to Cbas. Match, the black smith, who agreed to tuko It providing Oerber would give him u bill or sale. Tho man evidently bocnnio frightened und walked away, leuvlng the car anil lias not been seen slnco. Motor Cop McMnhon passed through RogDo Itlver Wednesday afternoon en route to Grants Pass, and to him Jlntch told Ubont tho unto deal. 11c Muhon cxiiiulned the car and found that tho license number and motor umber didn't chock up. Ho wired the Btnte unto traffic department at Salem which wired back (hat the car had beeu Btoleu from John Jacobs at (lervals. r . . WASHINGTON, July 1. General John J. Pershing today became chief of staff of the United funics uiiny, re lieving Major General . Peyton C. March, who was given leave of nb seuco effective until his retirement from active service In November. It was the first assignment to definite duly given tho general slnco ho relin quished command of tho American expeditionary forces In France., 1 Major General James G. Ilnrbord, who was his principal stall' ussistaut in Franco, is Ills assistant In the now office. WASHINGTON, July 1. The na tion's naval forces were being operat ed today technically without funds and the Indications were that, such a situa tion would continue at least until the middle of next week. Senate leaders "appeared today In nowise inclined to accept the big naval bill. iActlng Chairman Poindexter of the naval committee announced that there was no plan to call the matter up In the senule before the recess begin ning tonight und ending next Tuesday. Moreover, it was said that it was not planned to rush through a resolution continuing till appropriations of the past year. The lapse In funds, It was explained, was wholly technical and no hardships would be experienced by the naval forces unless tho deadlock were pro longed. SPARKS FROM TODAY'S WIRE litfl.U'OKT, N. Y July 1. Mrs. Charles K. Bedford, wlfn of the vice president of the Vacuum Oil company. said today the family would seek to obtain custody, on medical grounds, of her son, Charles, sentenced yester day in Michigan City to the Indiana state prison for stealing un automo bile. She explained that young Hedrord had becoino mentally unbalanced af ter il serioiiH. Illness and had spent almost u year at Hlooinlngdale asylum. OHASS VALI.KY, C'al., July 2. Virtually every mine In the Grass Valley district Is closed today bocauso of tho failure of a group of tho lurgnrj operators and the miners league to reuch a wugo agreement for tho new flBcal year. About GOO men ure Idle. HISMAKOK, X. I)., Juno 1. It will lie Illegal after today to smoke i.i a cafe, hotel dining room or a din ing car in .North Dakota in which women are present under a law pass ed by tho last lontslut urn. llntli flu. 11 It at ii I smoker and the proprietor of tho place are made liable for any violation. MONTE II K, C'al., July l.A sen plane attached to Iho air snuudrou accompanying iho Pacific fleet bat tleship squadron lo San Francisco from here, fell ut tho moiiiith of tho bulimia river today but the crew os caped uninjured. Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds I In l llii- Takes Vacation. WASHINGTON, July 1. president IIiiiillliK accompanied by .Mrs. Hnril Ing and a parly of friends ,.ft hero today lor a vacation inning at the lionie of Senator FrcllnKliuvscn at Itaillan, N. .1. mi Celebrating the Fourth and Ihen follows vacation limes. You no doulit, will need sonic I'ixin's for bothOuting or Dress Up. Many new things in Suits, Hals, Shirts, Ties., Socks: in fact anything .Men and Young Men wear. Summer Underwear, all kinds, from $1.00 to $7.50 Suits from ....$30.00 to $60.00 Hats Jrom $3.00 to $10.00 Ties 50c to $3.50 Socks 25c to $1.50 Closed all clay Monday Model Clothing Co. 126 East Main Street em 1 m Arrivals at tho city nnto camp 'I'll u nul a y we re M r. a n (1 M in. 1 erry Tout and daughter of .Itotisl. Calif., touiintf north; T. W. ParriHh and friend of Port Orford, Texas. en route to Montana; Y ,T. Smiley of (iiantw 1'hhh, may locate here; Mr. and Mm. 10. J Wilson of Vallejo, t'nltf., en route to HoHcliiitK' Mi, mid M iH. T. 11. WIUIaniKon and child of Seattle, touring to California; Mr. Wliitmoro und friend of Tipton, Calif., toiirlnK north; Mr. and Mrs. C. It. Stark and mm of t'hlco. Calif., may lo cate here; Mr. and Mrs. C. W, Rs.es and another couplet of Seattle, en route to (.'rater lake; M r. and Mrs. A. O. IleHH and eight children of Sal mon, Ida., here to locate: Mr. und Mrs. AV. II. Woodward and son of Sacramento, on route, to Vancouver, It, C; V. O. JtniklriH and friend, bound for Crater I-tike. FIGHT FANS SWARMING (Continued from Puge One) which his aHHoclutes have loKt. l)o;fH Not Forgotten. Final preparatioiiK lor the depar ture to Jersey City were completed soon after breakfast today, and the keys of the two houses, which have been DerupHey'ft camp, were tunu d over lo their owners. Dempsey'H three Pelican police doKH, which have been with him dur ing the tiatniiiK Kriud, already uru In Jerse ('Ity. They were taken ther In the champion's limousine by his brother. I tenia rd Jiempsey, yesterday. "Don't forget to let them out cure in n while for a brief run,". wa the champion's final instructions as the hitf car rolled away, with the dos pnliliiK their heads out of the wlu- i Music for firortfc?. MANHASSKT, N. V., July 1. Only Uuht exercise was on the work pro- Kiam of CeoiKes CarjHMitter today, autl to keep his mind off tomorrow's battle. Trainer AYilson prescribed phonoKt'aph music, a walk through the woods and a Ioiik automobile ride. The camp was besieged by an army of last minute well-wishers, but they met stout resistance at the wale In a squat) of county policemen anil camp attaches and were turned away. This, of all days. Trainer Wilson said, was to be a day of peace for the challenger anil he was not to be hothwed even by personal friends. Ml members of the camp were busy getting things In order for the mor row with only a slight display of ner vousness in the entire amp. This was on the part of Manager 1 es- -amps. who appeared to be "up In tin1 ilr' because of a number of telephone alts. He said there had been no less than seventy-five up to noon ami That he' had hecrt 1 asked all the foolish inestions imaginable. Oiils OeManiw HihIo. Some fellow who said he was going to bet on Curpentlcr wanted to talk, to the challenger himself and ask hi advice. A woman thought Ieseamp i-ude because he refused an Invitation I'nr the challenger lo attend an ice ream social tonight. Although he declined to say what plans had been made for after Hit fight, 1 lescumps intimated that the camp here would be retained. Train er Wilson will be placed in charge mil will condition Charles l.edoitx. the 1 Tench bantamweight champion, and Paul Journee, the big Krench heavyweight. It Is probable that Mar, el lenys, the Krench lightweight. will train hero under the supervtsioi. of Wilson. Should Ceorges win his fight with ltempMcy, It is almost certain that he will come to this country later to Make Muuhassel his headquarters II Mann's The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price Mann's t - Nearly 5000 Customers Have Taken Advantage of This Sale. Haw You Beei One of Them? If Not Come Tomorrow. IT WILL PAY YOU EVERYTHING for the FOURTH At Greatly Reduced Prices. Supply four Needs Saturday NEV SPORT COATS AND SKIRTS Just few of those wederful all wool'ersey Coats NEW FALL SUITS ON SALE Women's all wool Tricotine Suits, new tailored styles, lined throughout with all Silk lining, navy blue only. Same quality Suit sold last fall at $50. $24 75 On sale Saturday, at ... . Another. new fall model. Made of all.. i wool Tricotine in navy only i. t 05 Sold last year at $75. Now,. 4 ' ?m Every Spring Suit at Exactly Half Price - II ALF PRICE SALE MILLINERY Every Trimmed Spring Hat in the store one-half price. 20 Per Cent Off On All Children's Hats Ief Sold at $12.. On sale, Sat.vv.hile they I t, each 7.50 New lute Wash Skirtall going at 1c. Off. ; New Silk Sport Skirts. Sold last year at $25.00. This sale, each $6.98 20 off on all Silk and Wool Shirts See them 10 off on ;; , . Middies Eery Spring Coat at kactly Half Price . .l ' V , BATHIhSUITS We carrye well known line Gantner and Matter Bathing Suits for m women and childreA.11 going atlO?ff Special valuin Bath ing C GLOVES, HOSIERY AND SUMMER UERWEAR FOR THE FOURTH AT WONDERFULLY W PRICES WOMEN'S FINE LISLE HOSE In black and colors, all sizes, sold at 85c. Qu-alo Saturday, pair 63 WonioiiV'tSilk Hose, fine finality, val ues up to $1.50. On sale Saturdav, pair Children's Half ITose, 50c value. On sale Saturday .39 "Women's 25c Summer Vests, each 19' Women's 50c Summer Vests, each 29 BIG REDUCTIONS ON CORSETS Warner's Uust. Proof Satin Corsets, sold at $5. This sale $3.39 Women's Corsets, new model. Sold at $2.51). This sale, pair $1.98 aly Kuhbcr Pants, 50c values 39?" 10 )er cent ol'l' on all Underwear. All Warner's and Clos sard Corsets, 10 per cent off regular price. Women's Corsets hold at $:UK). Now, pair $1.39 VVonien's fine grade Sum-.' mer Corsets', $:.75'values. now J.a:.L: $1.98 Women's Brasseres, sold at 75c. now 4S SILK AND FABRIC GLOVES FOR LESS 1 rn,np,ffrnd Kllit U,li0n Suits, "Pl.50 values. This sale, suit 98 's Bloomers, $2.00 values, pair $1.79 nVs AVaist Union Suits, all sizes. J Mnes. Sale jirice, suit $1.00 rhn n-? K,lit Ulli0 Suits. h(t $1.7,, This Big Sale, suit- $1.48 . Wo $2.25 Union Suits, This sale, MUSLIN U-RWEAR REDUCED Children's Jfuslin Under wear .at special prices. (9c.( j-alues, now.. 39 98c values, now.....'.;.59 2.00 values, now 98 $5.00 values, now..$2.98 Women's iruslin' Under wear sold at $2.00, now : $179 French AmerieaiKi. made Underwcar.oi1 ., cent off. ' .' . Silk Stepin Suit; value, now ....9 Beuhen's Vests, 50c, now, each 20 per cent off on Underwear. ' ' Kayser's Two-Button Silk Cloves, all colors, Saturday, pair 90 Kayser's Two Button Cliamoisette Cloves, pair , : 7Q'd Kayser's Long Silk Cloves, Special $1.80 Kayser's Long Chaiuoisctte C loves, pair J $1.59 BhLUES IN NOTIONS Silk iUi Cottoi,a( TOWELS Soft Spun Bath Towels, large size, good quality," (5c values, now, ea. 59 Carmen Pace Veils 25c values now, each 19 Sc Val Laeo now 5? 50c Shadow Laees, 22? . 69c Haiul Bass 50h 6'9c Linen "Handker-'j chiefs 50 REMEMBER IT ALWAYS PAYS TO TRADE ANN'S Hi T A fc A Aft? o r All 0 Hons 0 per.cf regula j 10- LUNCH CLOTHS Best' quality 48x4. 'good patterns. Cheap at $1.75. This sale, each $1.48 HUCKTOWEl LUNCH CLOTHS k Fino quality, good Lunch Cloths, find,' Sold at 25c. On sale!lualiiV- ' feoW vat.; $1.50;' urdav,each ' () sl? Saturday,-each- 10:, Off On Silks 10;; off on Dress Goods 10'; off on Wash Goods lO'e off on Domestics Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody ENTRANCES ON E. MAIN AND N. CENTRAL Med ford, Oregon $1.19 off on Ribbons 10 off on Laces off on Draperies off on Linings Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns Mail Orders PromntK --. Postage 'Prepaid I only temporarily. w ... , V L- T ' 1 U '