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MEDFORD 1LIL TRIBE NE, MEDEORD. OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 19. 1923
'DEWEY JONES IS
GUILTY
I The jury In circuit court at Grants
P late yestoniay forenoon, two
hours after It ha J received Its instruc
tions from Judge Thomas, found
rx-cy Jones guilty of highway rob
bery ad charged. His brother, Oregon
Jones, who recently made a confes
sion, changed his plea of not guilty
n the same charge to guilty in cir
cuit court last Wednesday morning.
Much local Interest is felt in these
rases because of the string of auto
hold-ups committed throughout this
section Including the hold-up of eight
Med ford men and women last October
when they were retumin.? from a!
dance at the fair grounds pavilion.
According In atatpmpntu maitn hv
iudKe Thomas at Grants Pass the
Jirotliers will probably be sentenced
tomorrow. The penalty that can be
Impose! for highway robbery is from
10 years to life imprisonment in the
state penitentiary. Ellsworth Kelly,
Irho recently broke jail with Oregon
Jones and was recaptured In Montana,
was sentenced by Judge Thomas early
this week to 10 years.
t Oregon Jones who changed his plea
to guilty in order that he might tes
tify in the case against Dewey Jones
declared In court that his brother had
to part in the robberies in which he
himself was principal, but refused to
same his confederate In those rob
beries. "The case against the Jones broth
ers has aroused more interest than
any trial In Josephine county for
fears," says the Grants Pass Courier.
TThe court room has been crowded
dally with people who got there as
toon as the doors were opened in the
(naming. Many took their lunch with
them and remained during the noon
hour so that they would not lose their
seats. The case was hard fought from
the start i.
J "The confession by Oregon Jones
Created quite a sensation in itself.
People nre inclined to believe that he
was trying to emulate the James
iniys in their daring crimes. H is
believed that with these men con
victed that there will be a great
lessening of crime in the. city during
the summer, as Oregon Jones laid
vlaim to nearly every robbery com
(flitted "
GAME ON TONIGHT
Weed high schools basketball teams j
meet the Medford high school basket-1
ball teams at the Nat tonight and two :
interesting games are expected. The;
girls' game starts promptly at 7:30
and reserved seats may be obtalued at
Crowson's.
Weed high school has defeated a
number of htgh schools this season in
Northern California and is said to
have a team that will give the locals
some real opposition tonight
Veit week, Thursday and Friday,
two of the most Important games of
the season will be played with the
Salem high school team at the Nat.
Those games are expected to draw
some of the largest crowds of the local
season and are expected to be close
and hard fought contests. Mollis
Huntington, who coached Medford's
athletic teams last year is coachins
the Salem team.
Rogue River Beats Cottage Grove
Rogue River defeated the Cottage
Grove basketball team last night by
a score of 27 to 17. Rogue River has
one of the best high school quintets
in the stale and promises to give Med
ford a hard tussle when the teams
meet in February.
Dentists Study Cancer
CHICAGO, Jan. IS. A campaign
agalniit cancer was ready for launch
ing here today at the opening session
of the Chicago Dental society, bring
ing together an estimated crowd of
10.000 dentists from the United States,
Canada. England, France, Belgium and
Australia.
TOM NORMS QUITS
E
led proposals will be received by Post-
j master Wm. J. Warner until 2 p. m.
I January 27th, covering this service.
Blank proposals and any other In
formation sought can be procured at
tho postofficc.
Thomas C. N'orrrv v.io for years
has had the position of mail messen
ger with tho postoffice, the duties
consisting of transporting the mail
between the depot and the postof
fice, and vice versa, recently resign
ed that position to devote all his time
to his mine interests above Jackson
ville, until his successor is ap
pointed and qualified and he Is re
lieved from responsibility, his assist
ant, Earl Webber, is performing the
mail messenger duties.
The vacancy caused by Norria'
resignation will be filled as soon as
action can be taken by the postof
fice department, and to this end seal-
Ijdy Ox.k Pawn Away.
LONDON. J:in. 19. lHy the Asso
ciated Fri-ss) Lady Cook, who was
; formerly Tennessee Clftflin of New
I York, widow of Sir Francis Cook,
died in London uist night, it was an
j nounced today.
FILMDOM PAYS TRIBUTE
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jthe boys got him to write a 'meller
I drummer' and after It made a big
hit they'd never take anything else
j from him."
Reid was a member of Los Angeles
lodge 99, Benevolent and Protective
' Orrior nf Fllra Anrl if was announc
ed the lodge would conduct public
Ifuneral sorvlcea Saturday afternoon.
I The body will be cremated In accord
ianoo with Reld's wishes and the
ashes probably be sent east.
The funeral was st-t this morning
flor S:J0 o'clock tomorrow afternoon
at tho First Consrcgatlonat cnurcn.
The Itev. Neal Dodd, of tho church
of St. Mary of the Angelf. Holly
wood, known as the "Chaplain of the
.Movies." will read the Episcopal bur
ial service.
It was announced that the body
would lie in Mate from a. m.. until
3:30 p. m,. when burial services, open
to the public, will be held. Holly
wood moving picture studios will
close tomorrow afternoon to permit
employes to attend th funeral.
Pall bearers were announced from
the ranks of his fellow workers as
follows:
Active: William Domond, Wil
liam 8. Hart. Edward nrady. Noah
Heory. Eugene Pa'lette and Benjamin
Frazee.
Honorary: Jack Holt. Sam Wood,
Theodore Roberts. Conrad Nagcl.
Antonio Moreno anil Victor H. Clarke.
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$45.00 Coats, now $22.50
$25.00' Coats, now $12.50
$12.50 Suede Coats $6.25
$8 Jersey Jackets $3.98
PRICE
Women's Skirts
$22.50
$18.00
$15.00
$12.50
$9.98
$S,50
$7.98
$6.98
Skirts $11.25
Skirts $9.00
Skirts
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$7.50
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$5-00
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$59.50
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$45.00
$42.50
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$.35.00
$29.50
$25.00
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Dresses
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$34.75
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...$26.25
..$22.50
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...$17.50
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$9.00
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Children's Coats
$18.00 Coats
$16.50 Coats
$14.50 Coats
$12.50 Coats
$11.50 Coats
$8.98 . Coats
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$9.00
$8.25
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$5.75
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Women's $10.00
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$2.00 Middies ...
Suits, now
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Hats
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Blouses
$22.50
$21.75
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$1750
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82x91 Martha Washington Damask Bed Spreads,
$6.00 value $4.79
Women's white Kid Gloves, $5.48 value, pair $4.49
12-button white Kid Gloves, $4.48 value, pair $3.59
Women's Corsets, up to $2.00 value $1.00
Women's Gossard Corsets, up to $4.00 val., ea. $2.00
Women's white Kayser Knit Bloomers,' $1.25 value,
pair $1.00
White Collar and Cuff Sets, $1.25 val., each ....$1.00
36-in all silk white Spanish Lace, $2.98 val., yd. $2.25
All pure Linen white initialed Handkerchiefs, 25e
value, each 18
Women's Corsets, up to $2.00 values, each $1.00
Women's white Argus Silk Hose, sold regularly for
$2.00. Special, pair '. $1.75
72.S4 Triumph Bed Spreads, $2.00 value, each $1.69
36-iu. heavy white Wash Satin, $2.50 val., yd. $2.19
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22x43-in. very heavy double thread soft spun
Turkish Towel, 9Sc value, each 79
24x47-iu. heavy double thread Turkish Towel.
Regular 75e value, each 65
23x46-iu. heavy double thread Turkish Towel.
69e value, each .....1..48
21x43-in. excellent weight double thread Turk
ish Towel, 50c value, each 39
15. 37 heavy ribbed Turkish Towel, 39c value,
each 29
15x30 single thread Turkish Towel, 15c grade.
each : 12V
17x35 excellent Aceigbt soft spun Huck Towel,
white or bordered, 30o value, each 25
16. 32-in. fine soft spun Huck Towel, 19 value,
each 15
36-in. soft finish Xainso6k, 35c value, yard...... 32
72-in. all linen Damask, plain and fancy, excellent
quality, $3.50 value, yard . $2.75
72x90 Homestead seamed Sheets, good quality, sold
regularly for $1.25, Saturday only, each 79
81x90 Wcarwcll Sheets, soft and fine, with tape edges,
$2.00 value, each $1.69
36-in. white Jewel Cloth for Spreads and Scarfs, 98c
value, yard ; :...89
72x72-in. all linen Derryvale Table Cloths, excellent
quality, beautiful patterns, $6.50 value, each $5.19
,40-in. white Crepe Back Satin, $3.50 quality, yd. $2.79
36-in. fine Curtain Scrim, 39c value, yard 33
3-lb. Climax or Stitched Batts, $1.25 Value, ea'-h 98
58-in. Mercerized Damask, excellent quality and patterns, GOovaluo, yard 54
36-in. fine white soft Nainsook, 50c value, yard 45
36-in. fine Nainsook, silky finish. 60c value, yard 53
81-in. Warwell Sheeting, fine soft quality, linen finish, with tape edges to in
sure long life, 69c value, yard 62c
36-in white Taffeta, $2.19 quality, yard $1.75
56-in. all wool fine white French Serge, $3.00 value, yard .V. .....$2.69
18-in. white Art Linen, 89c value, yard 79'
18-in. white all linen Crash Toweling, 25c value, yard ; .;.22
36-in fine white Curtain Swiss, excellent quality and patterns, 35c val., yd.'29
Women's heavy white Silk Hose, $2.25 val., pr. $2.00
36-in. white imported Ratine, $1.25. value, yard $1.10
36, 44 and 54-in. linen finish Linna Cloth for luncheon
sets, dresses, skirts and fancy work 33 to 50 yard
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S1EDKOMD. OREGON
42 and 45x36-in. Wearwell Pillow Slips, 4oc value,
each
39
36-in. Daisy Muslin, fine soft quality, 22c val. yd. 19
36-in. Silk and Cotton Crepe, 69c value, yard 39
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