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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 19, 1922)
' POTT! RTX STETVPORD MATT, TRTPUNT?, rplDFORB, ORKOONT. FRIDAY, MAY If). 1D22 A 4 w VERY LIGHT VOTE IN MEDFQRD IS CAST TO ONE P. M. It may have bpon due to the light Hhowera of the day und general threatening weather, or it may have been caused by a lack of voting en thtiRlaam, ht any rate up to early this afternoon hrtheclty of Medford only about one-ciRhth el tho registered vote had- -been .cast. one-of the quietest elections evei held in the city.; iN'o advices had been received up to that time of how the vote was com ing out in other towns and the rural districts. However It was Eenerally thought by. those familiar with Jack son county politics that last nisht's hard rain and the small showers today had prevented the farmers from working, which fact would induce them to visit their precincts and vote. It was also thought there would be a rush of voters to the polls in the late afternoon and early evening if the weather was good. The polls do not close until 8 o'clock. The over whelming majority of the votes cast, naturally were by republicans, due both to the fact that the democrats are in a hopeless minority and the lad that they had no contests for nominations; in fact had unopposed " candidates fir only two district of fices, that for circuit judge and that lor state senator, and a large portion ff thelr state and local ticket was not filled. This afternoon jt was estimated that only about 50 per cent or less of the registered vote of Medford would , be cast at today's election. Here are a few figures of the vote cast up to t about 1:15 p. m. In down town pre 'i c'neta: Newtown precinct, voting "- place at Washington school, total re? istrutiou 336 votes, only jt votes cast, ef which 42 were republicans and 14 democrats; North Main, street pre- : clnct, voting place SmlrVa tttt shop. at 121 North Grape street,! 2orj reg-,.',-' istered votes, 28 votes cast, of which - S3 were republicans and G democrats; " South Main precinct, voting place at Watkln's shoe shop.jJ7 West Main .street, 1S6 registered voters, 33 ,vote east, of whfcJj.'32 were repub lican and S democratic Up to" about 11:30 avjrn. at the . f .North Central precinct, voting place ; at the city hall, only IS votes had been cast. of the 2i3 registered, of wMch 15 were republican and 3 dem ocratic; and at the South Central pre . "einct, voting place at Paul's Electric store, where 150 vctes were cast at the last election, only 16 votes had been cast of which 14 were republi can and 2 democratic. There was some confusion at a number of precincts owing to Inad equate voting arrangements and fa cilities. The election board of the South Central precinct was unable to effect an entrance to that voting place in the rear room of Paul's electric store because the doors were locked , and "tliey bad been provided with no key. Finally, twenty minutes after 8 o'clock, entrance was effected only to find that proper equipment had CLERGYMAN MANAGES - DEPARTMENT STOflE it . i .Jf Lv RIALTO N0W V j:cv. Dr. T. n. Mover of Philadel phia, pastor of the Logan Community chuivh. works on week days ns mnn apcr of n large department store, and on Sundays attends to his clerical duties. not been provided or arranged. On top of this the bis ballot box which was open, cotuu noi tie locKed he-1 V nnJUI. ....... ! 1.1 1- , 1. ' v iii-i- miv '.tuiwiK vt ,ta luvhru.lD Lilt.' box ring and no key had been provid ed to own it. The board used the box without it being locked until noon, when County Clerk Florey, the head of the county election board, in making his rounds, discovered this state of affairs and rectified it. At the Roxy Ann prec'net the elecr tion board arrived to. open up the polls to find that no election booths had been provided, and the voters were voting men of the day at thl precinct by writing out their tickets backed against the wall. Election returns will be received by the Mail TrUiune office by telegraph ton'ght. The first returns will not be received from Pcrt'and, where the double election board system was used today, until after the polls close it S p. m. LIFE SAVED SO HE MAY HANG LATER OSSIXlNG, X. T.. May 19.-Rut-ger Warden, convicted of ;;layinK Henry Werner at Iiion, waa taken from the Sing Sing death house today j ana operated on lor acute appendi citis. Pri-son physicians announce that the operation had been a suc cess and that Warden probably will have recovered fully by the time he is scheduled to pay the death penalty. DETECTIVES ON TRAIL (Continued from page one) department desired to know whether, bringing Miss Hudnut back into Cali fornia, where he already had a legal wife, after the ceremony at Mexlcali, the actor had violated the Mann white slave act. Oil Raise Unwarranted ST. IjOUIS, May 19. Oil companies have a surplus of 800,000,000 gallons of gasoline, despite the increase in the price of gasoline throughout the coun try, according to delegates attending the convention of the American Atit mobile association which opened here today. ' H. P. Tav Itate Keducril. SAN FRAiN'CISCO, May 19. San Francisco's tax rate was fixed at $3.44 4 by the county supervisors today. The old rate was $3.47. The new rate will apply on a budget car rying $24,892,000 in appropriations. Better pick up some of the print raper on rolls for wrapping goods and save money. Comes with cores In it to fit roll paper racks. Much cheaper than wrapping paper. tf r.v: a e-ort? r COMING SUNDAY HOOT GIBSON in a I'eter 11. Ivy no slory w "RED COURAGE" ATTORNEY FOR MINERS 4 - "-(f'jdi tan i m S f, , i -t 'd Charles J. Van Fleet, lawyer for the miners placed on trial In the Jef ferson county court house In Charles town, W. Va., for participation n the mine war against the non-union min ers in the districts of Mingo and Lo gan last August and September, MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE. NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S Another Big Sale at MANN'S Tomorrow! Women's Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts and Waists all on Sale at Money Saving Prices. IT WILL PAY YOU TO SHOP EARLY SATURDDAY TO AVOID THE RUSH t2K - 4 $25 SUIT'S $10.00 12 beautiful new all wool Jersey Suite, well made, Tuxedo styles, made iu beautiful Heather Mix tures, up to .(X) values, (loin; in thus sale at eat-h.. $10.00 $35 COATS $17.50 2o of this seasons most popular styles in Women's Capes and Coats, made of all wool material-. Values up to r"MH). This Hit; Sale, ea.-h $17.50 $25 DRESSES $12.50 Just 12 Dresses in this lot, made r all Silk (leorjiette and Crepe de Chelio, good mini's and styles. T"2."i.(H) values. This sale, eaeh $12.50 I $6 COATS $3.98 ."0 new All Wool Jersey ('oats, in a wonderful line of sport shades. Tuxedo front, well made. All sizes. $(.()0 values. This sale, eaeh $3.98 $5 DRESSES $2.48 Women's House Dresses, made of tfood (iiivham Crepe and 1'er ealea. Fast etdnrs, pod stvles, up to ..".00 values. This salo, M-h $12.1S $8 COATS $5.98 Women's fine made Worsted Jersey Coats, in blaek, bittwn, retl, navy ami other color., .(H valiu's. This sale,' eaeh $5.98 $12.50 Shirts $9.98 Women's I'Yinged Skirts, made of all wtMil materials, ood style and eolots. ifl2.no values. This sale, eaeh BARGAIN SALE OF SWEATERS 25 new Fiber Silk Sweaters in the popular sport shades, good quality, .fl0.(H) values. 1 his sale eaeh .; $6.48 We are displaying a fine line of the celebrated Oantuerand Malteni Sweaters in wool and fiber silk in a great assortment of styles and colors. Priced from $7.9S to $1G.50 each 23 new all wool Slipover Sweat ers in plain colors and combin ations. This is a very practi cal sweater and worth $9.00 regular price. Special, eaeh $598 SALE OF DRAPERIES 36 inch Curtain Scrim in white, cream and ecru. Very special! Saturday, yard 29t 30 inch Colonial Draperies, fine quality, beautiful patterns, 40e value. Very special Saturday, 35 yard 3G inch Curtain Nets, in good pat terns, up to 89c values. This sale, yard ..........48 3G inch Curtain Swiss, suitable for bathroom and bedroom cur tains, yard ..35 30 inch Curtain Scrim, in white and cream, good grade, Saturday, yard , 19r SILK SPECIALS 34 inch imported Pongee' in all colors, a regular $2.00 cloth. Sat urday, yard $1.G5 Colored Taffeta, all silk, good quality. Worth $1.75. On sale Saturday, yard $1.59 40 inch Art Satine for skirts, in orchid,'tan, flesh, navy and white. Splendid quality. Very special, Saturday, yard ....$2.75 WOMEN'S SILIC HOSE In black, brown sand white. A splendid grade. All sizes. On sale Saturday, pair $1.50 Don't Forget the Y. W. C. A. Campaign for Fund 8 Monday and Tuesday MILLINERY $5.00 Trimmed Hats $3.75 0.(K) Triir med Hats $1.00 $K.(X Trimmed Hat $G.0O $KUH) Trimmed Hats $7.50 $12.00 Trimmed Hats $9.00 $15.00 Trimmed Hats $11.25 Children's Hats cheap NEW BATHING SUITS; . Just received Our new line of Annette Keller man Hathing Suits for women -and children. Women's Suits, each....: $-1.98 to $9.98 Children's Suits, each .. $2.25 to $5.00 FASHIONABLE WASH FABRICS A MOST COMPREHENSIVE DISPLAY OF NEW WEAVES AND COMBINATIONS 30 inch Figured Klaxon .and Lyke-Linen in ' good styles, 48cvalue. On salt; Saturday, yard ,..39? Tissue Ginghams, 32 inches wide, in a wonderful line of patterns. Pegular price, 75c. On sale Saturday, yard G9 Jap Crepe in tin; new fancy checks, yard : 59 ImiMirted Dotted Swiss, in a good line of shades, 32 inch, yard $1.48 40 inch VoilN in plain and fancy colors, a very fine qual ity. Sold at 75c. On sale Sat urday, yard :59 Figured Lawns, 30 inches wide. Cool Dresses, 35c grade. On sale Saturday, yard 29 - 3G inch Kyrtle Cloth in plain colors, for suits' and skirts. Very special Saturday, yard 29 30 inch Cotton Challie, 20c value. Saturday, yard 17 Dress Ginghams, 27 inches wide, in new patterns, fat col ors, 2oc values. On sale Satur day, yard 19 4 inch Organdies, transparent Permanent finish in the new colors. Very special, yard, 79 Anderson's Imported Ging hams, 32 inch, new patterns. Cheap at 50e. On sale Saturday yard .'. 42? Colored Dress Linen, 30 inches wide, fast color. Regular price $1.40, On sale Saturday, yard 1.19 30 inch Peach Cloth iu colors, 48c value. . On sale Saturday, yard L.....L.J...I. 39f 30 inch Colored Crepe for un derwear,, yard ....'..351 Agents iu Medford for the celebrated Jantzen Pa thing Suits for men and women. Priced from suit , $4.98 t. S8.98 Xew Dnthing Caps, made of good rubber. Many styles to choose from. Price, each 19 to 98 DOMESTIC SPECIALS I 11 t flV . I. . It. l .. I. . . .. i u'Kiiig m nine aim wime stripes. Pest quality, yard 39 10x20 Floss Pillows for cushions. Special, each ...50 21x27 Filing filled with crushed chicken feathers and covered with fancy ticking, $2 ,00 values. Saturday, each $1.48 72 inch Wearwell Sheeting, G0e value. Saturday, yard 55 72x90 Wearwell Shets. On sale Saturday, yard 55 72xK) Wearwell Sheets. On sale Saturday, each .:.......$1.48 42 and 45 inch Daisy Pillow . Cases. Special, each 29 , Kxtra large Path Towels, fine quality. Regular price G9c. " On sale Saturday, each 59 House Lining 3i inches wide, 'good grade, yard G 1 -2 . 80x90 fine Dimity Pcd Spreads, $1.00 value $3.48 Daisy .Muslin, 30 inches, wide, fine grade, soft finish. Very special, yard VNDERW'R SPECIAL 1 case women's fine grade Cotton Union Suits, in all styles and sizes. Cheap at $1.00. Kxtra special, Saturday,' suit 69 ....18tf w Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERY BODY Entrances East Main and North Central Medford, Oregon. Miss Hazel Stephen Demonstrates Cameo Corsets All Day Saturday Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid t- Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns
