Medford mail tribune., November 23, 1923, Page 8, Image 8

PXQE EIGHT
KEDFOED MAIL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD', OREGON, ITIIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1923
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"The Children's L1v:ub Sanrltlco"
will be the subjnct at the Prcsbytorlan
church this evening. The spnukor will
give an exposition of the 12th chap
ter of Romans, which Is used so much
especially In the work of the young
popple. It will be of valuj) to old as
well as young. The children's chorus
will load the congregational singing.
Gospel solos will be sung by Mr.
MacDonough, A. J. and Kuth Law
rence. A children's jrvice will be held In
the compel of the church u iu . in.
Saturday to which service children not
only of the Presbyterian Sunday
school hut any children are Invited.
Mr. Quick Is 1111 adept 11 1 story tolling
lor children. Last Saturday thoy list
ened with eager Interest to his mes
snge Intersperced with most fluctu
ating stories. There will be prnyor
for children at the clone of thu ser
vice. Mothers should see the local pas
, tor before hand If asking fur prayer.
. This will be the lust of the siivclal
services except those on Sunday morn
ing and evening.
ADTISKN ATTOHXKY TO JlKSKiN
(Continued From rage One)
fk't'tliin upon liJin-ns iIImIHi-i nilor
nuy. In view nf the fmt Hint If "--ciiptud
tho ofi'lo of dlHtibt ntiiii-iiey
when there u-im a hi'I., piwiutm
and incepted It fi-im the K"Vcrnir
who hIho iiiipolnted the 'ipi'ri il pruHe
rutor, Mr, Jlnrileii tins a remedy nnd
Hint Is to tender IiIm reslgniitlmi to the
governor, wbleli Is wluit be oiu:bt to
do nnd nut nttiick thu nppiilntee Hie
siiniii ofl'lilul who tendered liiill bin
office unci from whom be lueepleil
tile office of district attorney.
"Ill oilier words, courtesy, eiililly
and Justice demand that Mr. 1'iinleii
do not attempt to exercise the func
tions or the (tovenior of the mIjiIm ol
Oregon or dictate to the Biivellior of
the slate of Oickoii or to 01. c nf Ibe
itlipolntees of tile governor of Ibe
stale of Oregon what cither of litem
ought, to do. To state it differently
it does llot eoine within the Jurliulle
tlon of Mr. llorden's office to ilM.i:c
to the governor of the stale of "lo
gon that he should revoke my icin
iiiisslnll us special prosecutor or to
1IM11I0 to me that 1 should resign. If
Mr. Itordeii Is not Hfttlfil with the
HtunUnn lie has his remedy nnd that
II. tn lender his reHlgnatlon 10 the vtov-
-,''.' ' '
;.-VJf Mi". Burden, really has the' In
Ufceatapt. tru cJunt and flat at
hWts"'tlv to exoinne h. know
r.euflht to ,now that the moat ex
aa Bltthod of enforcing- the law
that eta, followed ) to have an In
arteaoaa jjroeeouM and he Jur
nr knew o? ouiht to know that it
te prohibition taw 'Is enforced as It
ahduld be, more than halt of tho work
of the prosoeutor lies in tho enforce
ment of this law, and he knows or
ought to know that -the'exponso of
employing a spoclnl prosecutor would
be Just as great If he acted ns a dep
uty district attorney as If ho autod
as special prosoeutor. Tho difference
would be that as a deputy district at
torney, one would be under tho dic
tation of Mr. Uorden and as a spec
ial prosecutor, Mr. Ilordcn has abso
lutely nothing whatever to say as to
the prooedure of tho speclnl prose
cutor, or what he shall do or how he
shall proceed to secure the enforce
ment of the law."
"Finally, Ibe governor appointed a
special prosecutor, I prcHume ul tbe
Instance of those oei-Kons living in
Jackson county, Oregon, who desired
tbe prohibition luw enforced, cer
tainly not at tho Instance of tho spec
ial prosecutor. (lovernor- Pierce in
an address at Ashland, stated such to
be tho fact. This being tho case, It
would not he proper for mo to tender
my resignation as a special prosecutor
unless It was requested by the gov
ernor at tho Instance of thoso per
sons residing in Jackson county who
desire tho prohibition law enforced.
"in regard to the constitutionality
of the act providing for tho office of
a special prosecutor, Mr. Moore, for
mer district uttorney, brought a suit
In the supremo court to test the con
stitutionality of the net providing for
the office of special prosecutor, and
of his own motion, dismissed tho suit.
It must be that both Mr. Mooro and
bis attorneys became convinced that
the law was constitutional or they
would not have dismissed the suit.
Furthermore, Air. Borden has done
nothing sine? assuming the office of
district attorney to secure a Judicial
opinion upon the constitutionality of
the act In question. He could have
requested to hsve his name substi
tuted as plaintiff in the suit brought
by Mr. Mooro lii tho supreme court
or he could maku a test cuso in thu
circuit court neither of which he has
done. Therefore, 1 mn not in any Wny
concerned with the opinion - of Mr.
llitrden as to whether tho act Is con
stitutional or whether It Is not. That
question can only ho determined by
the Judgment of either tho circuit
court b- the slipruruc court of the
slato of Oregon."
The Noted Dead
Macaroni
At It's Best
KITCHEN BOUQUET, a
purely vegetable product,
is in almost every pantry.
Housewives know it is the
secret of making good
gravies and soups, but
KITCHEN BOUQUET is
equally good in preparing
many other dishes. Try
your next d ish of macaroni
prepared this way
U BAKED MACARONI
1 H pukV tnaaraal, fcfihw hi fMM
t iMipoonaof nit
I quart boiliur WU
K cup i-rtd iferm
1 Uupoon KlletK B-j
MUfc Batter
tAk Mrarmri In boffin 'tad wttar Hl
tamUr, drain nd blanch with cojrf vaUr.
I'lar onc'lhinl the cooktd matron I In bvt
lrul baking illah.dot withbiHtarantl aprln
la with rated rtwwaa, tMn mora rnacaitnii.
butter and rhaM unlit dtah la full. AM fell
ahan Bouqual U milk arxl pour thli or (ha
macaroni to nearly rovar, than aprlnkla
thrrhljj arith thaaM. Pak In niadlnnt hot
ean half bowr, gntll nioxlr fcrwrf m4
aarraliiiftlaul for
KITCHEN BOUQUET
TEARING PITCHINQ PLUNGING
SCREECHING RUNNING WILD
ONWARD SHE THUNDERED
R1ALT0
f w
. wu mm v
THE MIGHTY PHOTO
DRAMA OF FLESH
AND STEEL
A Hushing. ItiwirlnR
I'ftlKmilllA of Swnlc
and Ilramatlc Murvols ,
Hint will hold you
siioll-botiiid.
COMINQ SUNDAY
BILL FARNUM IN "THE GUN FIGHTER"
AN ADVENTURE IN CHOCOLATES
Whitman's
PLEASURE ISLAND
Dear old Robert Louis Stevenson never imiteiiUHl anything
more picturiwue in trt'iisuro lure than it! this flushing box
of chocolates. When next you buy, try this new, novel as
sortment of uucqiiiillml quality,
a
Ask hr Pleasure Islam! $1.50.
Heath's Drug' Store
109 E. Main St. Phone 884
We are as near to you as your telephone
, , ; Heath, Mann and Heath
HONOUIM!, T. H.. Nov. 23. Illy
the AHKticintcil i'rcHH.) Hour Ailmlral
M. C: WIkc, U. H. N, retired, tiled to-
tiny at rort Kiiniitbcmeliii. Hour Ail
inlrul VVIho cunie to llonoliiln lust
.Inly. Ho was 81 yonrs old. Ills naval
career beKiin In tho Civil war.
IIS became n rear ndinlrnl .Mine 11.1
1!MI2 and retired November 8, 1904.
MANN'S
THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S
THANKSGIVING
Festival Sale at Mann's
Big Ready-to-Wear Department
All Day Saturday, Nov. 24th
A WONDERFUL FEAST OF BARGAINS
Festival Sale of Coats
i . - - i i (
Every Winter Coat for Less
You'll Want One for Thanksgiving
10 New Kpoi-t CWt.s, iiiade of all wool materials,
splendid values at 12.50. . On sale 1Q QC
Saturday j .'. , V7J
10 (Sport and Dress v .Coats, all. (1 C ffi
frood styles, 18.00 values, Saturday .."' 1 ,,UU
50 l.eaiitii'ul New Coats in ort jnid dressy styles,
some with fur collars, all worth (t 1 Q QC
25.00. On sale SaturdaY, eaeh P 1 07iJ
50 Wonderful Styles i.n SK)rt and. Dressy 'Coats,
made of all wool materials in stripes, plaids and
plain colors. Some with lii: fur eollars. Values
up to -10.00. On sale Saturday, COQ Cfi
itch v-wv
10 Exclusive New Coats, made of the hitfh lustre materials, with
and without fur collars. Sold rcKularlv 14 to tCfl f(
79.50. Saturday, each ..:....:... OU'UU
ALL FABRICAN FUR COATS going in this Big Sale at great
ly reduced prices. .
See Our New Beaded Overblouses
lienutil'ul New Headed
Waists iu al colors, many
new designs. On sale Satin
day" frVjm $5.96 totl6.00 ia.
Ney Fur Chof kers, in coney,
oposmuii, iniuk, inaiten aud.
day, item $4-96 to-$5Q.aa. ea.
Festival ale of Dresses
I I : U ' . ;
300 New Styles at Low Prices
Burjour Thanksgiving Gown Tomorrow
New All Wool, Jersey Dresses in
navy, hrown, hernia d "1 O Cr
tan. On sale Saturday V A O.OtF
A Splendid liny of New Korrect
Wool Dresses eiiahles tis to sell a reg
ular 25.00 dress in navv; black and
!;achvh:..i!f!!"d.::! $18.00
The very iatest 'Coat Dresses, niiide
01 an wool 1 '01 ret- clotli 111 navyi
brown and black; .Hetty Wales and
Korrect make on sale' Satnrdav, at
$39.50. and $49.50 each I
25 New Dresses in crepe back satin : and' Canton crepe, in the
best colors. Sell regularly at $16.00. On sale Sat- dOC ft ft
urday, each a&O.UU
The very latest styles in Afternoon and Dinner Dresses in the
linieh wanted draped styles, on sale from- $59.50 to $79.50 each
Buy a New Waist for Thanksgiving
50 New Wash Waists, miide
of fine Dimities iii all sizes
and' very "chic" styles; 3.00
vflues. r Satur- 9 1C
25 New Pongee Waists, made
of heavy quality silk with
long sleeves. All sizes- Reg
ular $5.00 values. , On sale
Saturday, each fcO tC
SATURDAY CLEARANCE SALlTof MlLLINEK?
EVERY TRIMMED HAT IN THE STORE MUST BE SOLD.
$9.00 Hat $3.95
All this season's styles
Be sure and see them Saturday.
$10.00 Hats $5.00
Beautiful Creations ;
If in need of a hat call
and see them Saturday.
$12.50 Hats $7.95
Some very exclusive
hats in this lot. All colors
on sale Saturday.
$15.00 Hats $9.95
Some of our very choic
est hats going at this
price Saturday. Special,
values in Children's Hats.
Specials in Skirts and Sweaters
New Plaited Skirts in navy, brown, tan and
grey. Regular $10.00 values. On sale d?C Q C"
Saturday
Heavy Wool Skirts to be worn" with the new
Brushed Wool Sweaters and Chappy Coats. Reg
ular price $10.00. On sale Saturday d QC
ea :
25 new, Brushed Wool
Sweaters in all colors. Splen
did quality. New styles. Very
special for Satur- g
day, ea
"
New Chappy Coats in
Brushed Wool. Beautiful
styles and colors. On sale Sat
urday, from $10.00 to $15.00
ea.
10 OFF ON ALL COATS
$8.00 Children's Coats..$7.20
$10.00 Children's Coats $9.00
$15 Children V Coats $13.50
$18 Children's Coats $16-20
$20 Children's Coats $18.00
$25 Children's Coats $22.50
Specials in Bath Robes & Kimonas
New Corduroy Bath Robes and Dressing Gowns
in the new colors, from 5.95 to 15.00 each.
New Heavy Bath Robes in a wonderful line of
colors and styles, priced from ........ 3.95 to 8.95 ea.
Beautiful New Crepe Kimonas in plain and
fancy patterns. All colors. Priced from 2.95 to 6.95
A Beautiful Selection of Silk Kimonas for'
Christmas Gifts. Priced from .. 12.50 to 25.00 ea.
$2.50 Dresses
.50
SPECIALS IN HOUSE DRESSES AND
BOUDOIR CAPS
Just in, a beautiful line of :
Boudoir Caps, made of fine;;1
silks and sa tins, trimmed with
fluffy lace 'in . the dainty
shades of pink,, blue and lav- .'
ender. New designs, priced;
from 69c to 2.50 ea.'
100 Beautiful ' New House
Dresses made of good percale
and ginghams, all well made,
fast colors. Regular 2.00 val
ues Saturday ea.
1.50
Special values in Children's Tarns,
Scarf and Sweater Sets at very low
prices.
Mann's Department Store
THI STORE TOR EVZRYBODf
MKDFORD, OREGON
BUY YOUR CHRISTMAS DOLLS
NOW
Agents for Madame Hendren's Walk
ing and Talking Dolls, from 1.50 to
15.00 ea.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid
Agents for Butterick Patterns
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