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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1924)
arEDFOTtn matt; tribune, MEDFOTuyoKKnoy. Thursday, ffbruaby 1 1, 1024 BELIEVED TO BE S. Accordng to recent reports on the still unsolved .Siskiyou train tragedy the railroad's losses In money, in the Sisklyous tunnel murders and at tempted train robbery of October 11, last, will approximate $6000. It Is not known whether the money was stolen by the bandits, or burned In the mall car, but the tendency is to credit the former theory. The D'Aiitremont brothers of EuKeue, Oregon, were In dicted in the Jackson county circuit court, and the federal court, as the bandits. It Is also said that Paul D'Aiitre mont, father' or ' the tlireo accused youths, after steadily maintaining their innocence for months,, now "believes them guilty." Authorities now be lieve the D'Autremont boys are now in South America. ! Investigations Immediately follow ing the robbery showed that they had written letters to steamship compa nies, seeking information relative to sailing dates' of vessels to foreign lands. O. A. C. Beats Gonzaga. CORVALLIS, Ore., Fob. 14. The Oregon Aggie basketball quintet de feated Gonzaga university last night 19 to 11. 1 I E The women of Juckson county' will bo a factor in planning a program at the .agricultural economic conference next week. Their Influence will be felt in the Home Demonstration. Boys and Girls club and Landscape groups. All of these require earnest considera tion by both wives of farmers and bus iness men. To the women of Jnckson county has been entrusted the formulation of a program of laudxcupe development recommendations as to how properties along the highways should be improv ed are desired. The kinds of trees, shrubs and flowers that should be planted, the- development of lawns, painting of fence posts and buildings, disposition of old buildings and many other topics affecting the benutlficu tlon of our homes and highways will be up for consideration in the Land scape group, which will meet In the ladles' parlor of the Hotel Holland dur ing tho conference days. The committee In charge of tho land scape group is: .Mrs. 1. C. Williams, Talent, chairman: Mrs. H. C. Smith, president of tho Greater Medford club; Mrs. H. K. Tomllnson, president of tho Ashland Civic Improvement club and Mrs. Frances Campbell, president of the Kagle Point Civic Improvement club. All women in Jackson county in ter! sted in flowers and in the beuutifl cutlou of the home are requested to meat with this group and lend their assistance in the adoption of a land scape program that will be progressive and that will make Jackson county a place where tho stranger would like to remain. PAGE TIIREEl Cnt Tills Out It Is Worth Money St' ml this ud nntl ton cent a to Foley & Co., -N33 Sheffield Ave., ChlenK. III., writing your name and ailrirotut oleaiiy. You will receive a ton cent bottle of Foloy'H Honey and Tar Compound for roughs, ooldn and hoarseness, also free sample puekacB of Foley Pills, a diuretic Htlmulant for ! tho kidneys, and Foley Cathartic Tub- lets for Constipation and liUioufliiesa. These wonderful remodieu have helped millions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. Adv. With Mortfnrrt trwrie in M1ford mad. Give Out Figures On Cost 5. P. Equipment -Inquiry was made of the difttrlt t of fice hero of the Southern Paoiflc a few dny ko aa to the com. of rail road equipment. Inastnueh ns this Is a matter of general Interest figures showing the present costs as com pared with those sixteen years ago ore tabulated below: Heavy freight loeomo lives, each , .$10,243 Passenger locomo tives, each Switching: locomo tives, each Passenger coaches, each ftaggage cars, each.. Freight ca rs. each $700 to $S26 ic.or7 11.8fi7 7.3:10 $33,550 G6.200 39,000 28.900 21,000 2.300 m A quality cigarette, .' at a quantity price -aristocratic flavor -at a democratic coat. IT in spiffs I he Latest Creations in New, resh ESSES 1 ! and SPRING READY-TO-WEAR FOR WOMEN at the M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE SPRING SUIT SALE Wonderful new Suits, English Tweeds, and Poiret Twills on display, ' $25.00, $35.00 to $50.00 Let Us Show you the Newest Styles SPRING COATS We have a big line of Polo Cloth, Velour and Camel Hair Coats to show you, $16.50, $22.50, $25.00, $35.00 LADIES BLOUSES $3.98 A close out of Ladies' Blouses, to $15.00. In this sale. Only $3.98 Youthful Dresses, ' Wonderful Styles BLACK AND PARISIAN DRESSES Canton and Printed Crepes, in wonderful new styles, 7 $22.50 to $49.50 TRICOSHAM AND MILOSHAM DRESSES Black, navy, brown, tan, grey, ' $21.50 and $22.50 Sizes 38 to 48 COLLEGE PRINCESS ' DRESSES Woolen, Canton Crepe, , Russi nary Crepe, Beaded Georgette Crepes, Printed Crepes. All the new wanted materials."1 Special, $19.95, $22.50, $25.00, $27.50, $35.00, $50.00 to $75.00 f CO-ED DRESSES ; The famous Co-Ed Dresses are on display; youthful models, Taf feta, Crepe, Canton, ' Printed Crepes and Tub Silks. ' ' i -1 $19.95, $25.00, $35.00 ' ' v ... DDCCC C A 1 17 Last season Dresses on 'sale; less than half. While they Ust. Ladies' and Misses' Brown, Low Heel Oxfords, $3.00 'An Oxford of good weight leather, cap toe, low heel, rubber tip, sized 2l to8, and priced special . $3.00 Ladies' and Misses' One-Strap Black Pumps, $3.95 Black, one-strap, cut out low heel, rubber tip, stitched tip, sizes 2y2 to 8, only $3-95 Ladies' and Misses' 1 Patent and Grey Pumps, $3.50 Patent, grey suede trim, single strap pumps, low heel, rubber tip, stitched toe, only $3.50 Misses' Sport Sandals, $6.75 Green, blue, grey, fawn, sport sandals, all the rage for spring sport wear, only $6-75 Novelty Suede Pumps for Ladies Single soles, one or two straps, fawn, grey, brown, black ........ $6.75, $7.50 and $8.50 New Spring Shoes in Our Shoe Department SATIN PUMPS Boys Shoes One and 2 strap, also combination strap Brown Elk, lace, stitched toe, 51, to 8..'..$2.65 $7.50 to $8-95 CHILDREN'S SHOES Patent one-strap, grey trim, stitched toe, 51, to 8 $2.00 81, to 11 $2.25 lliS to 2 $2.50 Patent One-Strap Grey trim, Plain toe 51- to 8 $2.00 81" to 11 $2.25 111,1, to 2 $2.50 Black Kid One-Strap Plain black Kid, Stitched toe 51, to 8 $2.00 815 to 11 $2.25 liy, to 2 $2.50 81, to 11 $2.85 Boys' Brown Shoes Brown Calf, lace, rubber heel. Priced $3-00, $3.25 and $3.50 , ,. Boys' Black Lace Black Calf, lace, rubber heel, $3-00, $3.25, $3.50 Selz Shoes for Men The famous Selz Six is the greatest shoei value in the world for. '. $6.00 ' Selz Dress Shoes $6-00, $6.50, $7.50, $8.50, $9.50 Low cut oi" regular shoes. Brown, cherry, black Ladies' Brown Kid, 3-Strap, $3.90 Fine Brown Kid,- military heel, rubber tip, plain toe. Sizes 2'o to 71,., Special....$3.90 Agents for MUNSING' WEAR Ladies', Men's, Children's Ladies' Black Kid Oxfords $3,25 ' ' ;V Black Kid Oxford, tip toe, military heel, rub ber tip, double sole. Special..: $3.25 Sizc,3 to 8 , . .; ;: Ladies Patent Tan Trim Oxford $4.50 s Good quality patent, tan trim OxfordsJBiljf tarv heel, rubber tip. Sizes 3 to 8. Special :. ,..,..........,....,..,...,. $4-50 ' Ladies' Single Strap, Cut Deep Pump $4.50 Patent, Grey trim, single strap cut out, trim . made of grey suede, military heel, rubber itip'.'r Price $4.50 Rath's B. W. Corrective Shoes for Women 'Distinctively Different," combmatiotli lasts. Widths Tripple A up; steel arch. ' Ladies' Plain Grey Suede, One-strap $4.75 ' Plain grey, one-strap, military heel, rubber , tip, stitch toe. Sizes 3 to 71;. Special....$4.75 ' ': Bath's B. V. (Business Women's) JShopshave no equal. Black or biown,. and the price is sot much, less than other so-called corrective, shoes, only,.... ,......,.... ,...$8,00 and $8.5fOt Corner Sixth and Central Agents for," McCALL'S PRINTED PATTERNS
