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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 8, 1924)
'4 MEDFORD MA IT. TRTHUNTrc. MEDFORD. OREOOX. FRIDAY; : FEBRUARY'' s;:'lj)24 page five 'GARDEN OF SHAH' TO BE PRESENTED, HOLD UP ATTEMPT ON HIGHWAY BY 2 MEN REPORTED QUARTET ARRESTED wore- apprised of the ease Thursday and are exported to take charge of the caso. ON CHARGE tf ERE Masking for Health Carl Bowman and Shorty Barber ANNOUNCE THE OPENING OF THEIR New Up-to-the-Minute ; vim r1n i nrrrv - ARMORY -TONIGHT BY IRATE HUBBY Si I 1 l ArvAil- J J r-t- if. PI h f ft" ' Si (4 ;: ": "..' i-.-f ! The stage Is set and everything Is In readiness tor tho presentation of "The Garden of the Shah" at the Arm ory at 8:30 tonight. Thomas Swem nnd his assistants have been busy to day building the wall which is the background and covering it profusely with flowers, tho work of the domestic tirt classes. -The enthusiasm of nil conected with the operetta has never flagged throughout the long weeks of practice and has now readied Its height. - '' , Tickets have ' been soiling rapidly nnd will continue to bo tin sale at Crow-, eon s until taken to Ilia Armory at about seven. The Armory provides more seats than have previously been available. New wires have bean atmns: to aid acoustics, nnd a tho dress re hearsal the words of th3 actors could bo heard distinctly in every pu t of the building. In addition to tho chor:i3 dances, several features havo been introduced, lloso and Ruth Billings, who have fre quently appeared .in Mcdfurd will pre sent a colonial dance. Mnmie McXich ols will intrepret a Persian dance. L ILLE RD Final decision by the county court, whichj returned Wednesday from a trip north, on tho paving of tho Ruch and Medl'ord highway, is not expected until after a representative of tho state highway commission has looked over the situation and rendered his opinion. This official will make a visit next week. A checker has been stationed on tho Jacksonville road for the last two days, keeping track of the number of autoes that pass, the result to be used as evi dence, In the matter. Petitions for the Eagle Point Lake Creek road are being circulated and aro being freely signed. GOES TO THE JURY Arguments in the civil suit of the American Soda Fountain company of Hoston, lla3!., against the Mcdford Grocery company wcro made in the circuit court this morning, nnd the case which lias dragged over three days, and hard fought throughout will go to the jury this afternoon. Final witnesses for botli sides, gave testimony pro and con, on the quality, consistency, flavor, color, and adapta bility to climatic conditions of the plaintiffs syrjips. The caso hinged on the allegation hat the syrup was not up to standard. The Markets Juno Eurhart, well known nurso, while driving to her homo on tho Pacific highway, near tho southern Vity limits Wednesday, saw two men standing in the road, with their hands in the -air, and giving other distress signals of tho autolst. Miss Earhart slowed down and one of tho men said: "O, it Is a woman!" They then explained that they had been forced to stop their car, on ac count of engino trouble nnd pointed to a largo car. parked on the side of the road. Miss Enrhnrt drove to her homo, and watohed. further developments. In a few moments a largo car ap proached, and tho two men endeavor ed to stop it with signals, but tho car only drove, faster. A second "car ap proached, and tho driver. , employed the same tactics. After tho second car . passed, the two men entered their own and drove south at a high rate of speed, without any signs of tho engino trouble they told about. The incidents have nil tho earmarks of an attempted hold-up. Bishop'3 Visit Deferred. ItiKhop Sumner, who was to havo vis ited St. Mark's Episcopal church on Sunday, has been prevented from keep ing the engagement. His visit has therefore been postponed, lie will visit St. Mark's on Sunday, - February 24, at 7:30 p. m. D. K. Zontos, a Creek, and Mrs. Mary Jafrls, and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Mills. all of Los Angeles, Calif., are held by the sheriff's office, pending action by the department of justice for alleged violation of the Mann Act. The quar tet wero trailed to this city, by tho husband of Mrs. Jafri3. Tho Mills' wero arrested in a rooming house in tills city, and Zonto and Mrs. Jafris were taken into custody at Gold Hill. wliilo en route to Portland by stage! The party Is said, to havo mado tho journey from tho south in a lluick automobile. According to Sheriff Terrill, the fam ily life of the Jafris' has not been se rene, nnd the wlfo disappeared l'roni Los Angeles, three weeks ngo. The husband started in pursuit, and caught up witli them here. According to his story, Mrs. Jafris left a five year old girl in I-os Angeles, to flee with Zon to. 1 1 unhand and wlfo mot again yes terday in the county jail, and, accord ing to the sheriff, words flew for 10 minutes in heated debate, and charges and counter charges. The, women qf the quartet aro held in the women's section of the county jail, and take their Imprisonment light heartedly, but the men are not so gay. The federal authorities at Portland w&d n W-p- SB ' - IMTIONAl CHEST rr..i... .!..... in....... NO. 1077 1,800.000 cups were served atthe PANAMA-PACIFIC InTernationai EXPOSITION Barber Shoe in the New Palm building Near the Corner of Main and S. Fir Sts. SHAVES HAIRCUTS SHAMPOOS MASSAGES BOBS All Experienced, Courteous Attendants WE INVITE YOU TO SEE OUR NEW SHOP Watch for Our New Electric Sign . i,:viiiMif. PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. S.atllo nominally steady; receipts 31 con trart. Hogs and sheep nominally steady; no receipts. . Fggs. PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 8. Kggs firm, pullets 27 Vic; firsts 28'ic; hen ncrles 2yVjC delivered, Portlanu1. Hotter. PORTLAND. Ore., Feb. 8. Butler firm, extra cubes, city 50c; standards 49c; prime fiists 48 Vic: firsts 4ic; undcrgrndes lC'Ac; prints 50c; cur tons Sic. Eutterfat firm, scarce P.est enuring cream G0fa51c lb., ,f. o b., Portland. . Poultry. PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 8. Poul try steady. Heavy hens 21 il 2 2c; lights 18&18Vjc; springs 20-&22c; s'liirr, 13c: -old roosters 10c; ducks white l'ckins 2l522c: turkeys, live nominal; dressed 26 It 27c; spring broilers, nominal. i lotutes--' PORTLAND, Ore.. Feb. 8. Pota- ! toes' slow, . Inactive, $1.30 1.40. V .-. wheat. PORTLAND, Ore., Feb. 8. "Wheat .bard- .white, bluostem, baart, ".soft .white- western white $1.02; hard win ter, northern spring, western red, 97c. Today's .Car receipts Wheat 75; flour 2? corn 2: hny R. . M SALE of WHITE ,) .1. M M. DEPARTMENT STORE'S BIG FEBRUARY EVENT NOW IN FULL SWING! THE , SALE YOU HAVE BEEN LOOKING FOR - FRESH SPRING MERCHANDISE ; LACES 500 yards Val Laces; fine quality; as sorted width; suitable for underwear. Special .1 5c 500 yards fine Laces; assorted widths; values to 12c. Special, yard 10c v EMBROIDERIES One lot of .' Embroidery Edging. Very special," yard 5c One lot Embroidery; good quality . . 10c WHITE UNWEAVES Cross bar Dimities in all qualities .... 29c, 35c, 39c, 49c, 59c Japanese Nainsook; very fine finish . . 35c, 45c, 50c, 55c Plain Linweaevs; heavy or sheer quali ties v. , . . 43c, 49c, 59c, 62c Linweave Organdies, wide, fine quali ties; very; sheer . . . . ... . . ,45c, 59c, 65c, 75c, 89c, $1.25 Nursery Batiste; fine finish; a ve"ry popr ular fabric 35c and 50c Linweave Voiles; the finest finish you have ever seen at . .50c, 75c, 98c, $1.25 TOWELING Huck Toweling. Special Linen Toweling, colored border Unbleached Crash . 18c ,30c ,29c MUSLIN UNDERWEAR Chemise Flesh Dimity; lace trim; full cut. Spec ial . . : .... $1.29 White Nainsook; lace trim. All sizes. Special $1.39 Nainsook and Long Cloth Chemise; fine qualities; lace and embroidery trim. Extra fine values '. .$1.49 Muslin Gowns Muslin Gowns; all good sizes; 15 to 16; heavy quality Muslin $1.25 Big values in Gowns; Cambric or Long Cloth $1.49, $1.75, $1.98 Princess Slips One lot fine slips; lace trim; full cut; well made ...... ' i ..... $1.25 One lot fine quality Princess Slips; beau tifully made. Special . . .$1.35 to $1.49 Bloomers Lace trim Dimity Bloomers; pink, blue or white. All sizes -.$1.29 Flesh Satin Bloomers; full cut. Very special 59c Crepe Bloomers, orchid, ' flesh and peach; all sizes. Special . . . . . . .$1.19 Corset Covers Organdy and Muslin Corset Covers. Special . . . . 75c to $1.75 LONG CLOTH 36-inch Long Cloths; all qualities; fine finish 29c, 35c, 39c, 49c DRESS LINENS 36 inches wide; pure Linen. Special . . . . $1.25 and $1.35 INDIAN HEAD All widths, 33-inch to 72-inch; soft fin ish; useful for so many things. Priced right. . SHEETINGS AND MUSLINS Sheetings, in all widths; Muslins .... . 16c, 19c, 25c TOWELS Large 75c Bath Towels. Special, ea. 50c J WHITE BED SPREADS . ; Beautiful Spreads. Priced at , . $2.75 Large, heavy spreads.. Priced at $3.00 Extra fine Spreads; large sized. Priced at : . . .$7.95 and $9.75 CURTAIN SCRIM SWISS v Swiss Colored dot . . . ....... . . ; .19c Scrim Net, dot . . . .29c, 35c, 39c Import Nets, dot ... . . 75c to $1.75 WHITE OUTING FLANNEL : 1 Heavy 27-inch Outing . . . . i .,. 29c MEN'S WHITE HANDKERCHIEFS Fine quality .............. .2 for 25c Extra quality .25c each PAY LESS DRESS BETTER McCall Printed Patterns 7D Corner 6th Street and Central Med ford, Oregon BEPARTMSM SME
