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" PAGE STX MEDFORD MATL TRTBUXE, MF.DFOTtD, QRFiOX, THURSDAY, MAY 2ft, 1925 ft he opened on projects In Cooh, Curry, JoHepine, Tillumook and Washlng tun countieH. , JAROINE SAYS TRUCKS DON DESTROY ROADS FIRST OF" .MANY,- Many special trains bearing Shrinks from Piinlflo onnul aintna tlin fur Idea Is Hangover From War weBt- idiii(. wt uni the' en wm TpiiHH through M'ilfonl cither en route PprinH Anripllltliro Phipf lo tne BhrJno convention at I-os Ane- r ki iuuj Mynuuiiuiu oniei or n r(,turnlnK home frwm thllt Tll Hl rl ua n convention. himlreriH of Khrlner in- TellS Mld-WeSt AISO De- dividual from all partH of the United ., States have been puhhIhk through the SCriOeS Jliney JOIIS TO Kail- city fur the imHt two day by train and uuio, uii rouio tor me convention. rOadS. I Tlie 'IHt ot tnose Houth. hound ni'i-i.iin iiiinm win eiiuiu imuimn iiiu city about 1 p. m. tomorrow, and will bo the special of 101 Kadar temple of Portland, If thta temple runH true to PORTLAND. Ore., May 28. Mrs. Thelma Klroy in at Ht. Vincent's hon pltal here recoverinif from wounds in her side reported to have been Inflict ed by herself with a 32-callbcr revol ver at Dundee. Ore., Tuesday. Phy sicians reported today she was in no danger but could not say how long Hhe would be at the hospital. Reports from Nowberg said she was found in a clump of brush near the railroad tracks and that she had fired the shots with suicidal intent, owing to dcHpondency owing to do mestic troubles. CHICAfJO, May 28 (A. p.) Rnrnlnr nf A -rW-n II n W r Ti...'1"' form of pl'CVlOUH VeflrS wlll'll paHB ., . ., ,. , , . , ing thrnugh Medford, they will tie dine told the Mid-West Transport down (ho GnBlne nm, flren whj8tl(!1J conference here today that there Is aboard during the train stop and let "no" basis for the fear that the ft" te valley know they have arrived motor truck Is going to rompote se- nre nu their way south. riously with the railroads, but that' IMIlnh Temple, the southern and the motor vehicle will find its place western Oregon Khrlne body, will de- in tho whole scheme of transporta- 'mrt for J'OH Angeles on Saturday af- tlon "naturally and Inevitably as have tt,"""on three special Pullman all the earlier 'new' users of the coal-hen attached to the south bound highways." The truck has found ,T"M""K,T mu" saving nere at a:au its pluco In the short haul, he said. 8ALKM, Ore., May 28. Klk lodges of the slate are bringing strong pres sure to bear on Governor Pierce ,to declare a legjtl holiday throughout , Oregon on July 1 , tho date of tho I Elks' parade at the national 101 ks convention at Portland. The gover nor said today that he might yield to the requests. About a dozen tele grams from exalted rules of various lodges were received by the governor today. , o'clock. and it Is not taking over any busi ness that the railroads can do as Of tho many north bound special trains passing through Medford from wait hatid-. ih i-,,,.!, ,. i "Nveminn mo iinu one, mat or vn;!,nB ,h. h,r .M :on r nent wm ",is8 Vo can help the motor vehlilo find its place by wise restraint of I i its more enthusiastic proponents anil by refraining from regulation which may have a crippling effect," Mr. Jardino suggested. Tho motor vehicle, he said, has given to highway transportation a new usefulness nnd the public has expressed Its belief in it by an enor mous investment. Itond builders and Smothered to Death SPOKANE, May 27. While his ln-other. a felloe employe, stood by powerless to help. W, J. McDonald, 18 was smothered to death beneath 30 feet of sawdust, in a bin at the Dia mond Match company's plant here today. Try a Sunday jaunt through the woods instead of sleeping off an over loaded stomach; you'll feel better Monthly morning. Oregon News in Brief rtOSKIintf!, Ore., M II y 28. DoukIiih rounty will produce ubout vehicle ninnumcturcrs mimt co-ope- pounus or prunes, it rnto In order Hint the roads shall stliimted this year, following on ho built to carry tho vehicles and '""naive survey liy representatives thnt tho vehicles shall not ovcrhur- of lno ' packing con.pmiks. den tho roads. Knllroad. waterway a,,1 "'h"" HUtTi-mol In tho in.lutry. and highway transportation should ,-nBo from the severe cold wreath ho co-ordinated In order that each er experienced In December of last shall reach its hlchcst point of use- "f '" ye"'. " '"" confined cn fulncss without taklnif from tho tlrnV " Oie llnn prunes, which, olhor tho functions which -tho other "I'houuh expected to be less in vol ean perform to tho better ndvan-.um0 1,"s ",ar tlm" " u',st. wl" timo of tho public. ,)n I'""0'' Im and uuallty, it is Mr. Jnrdlllo based his statistics on I believed. ! tho finding of surveys In all sec- HoukHis county usually produces lions of tho country. from 12 to lli million pounds of The department of acrlcullure is l''"' of which amount approxi charccd with ndmlnlsteritiB tho fed- .l,ly three million pounds aio pc ernl hlxhwny act. ",0B "r '"ruii'ii prunes. Thesii wero In Connecticut' and California, the1 uniliiinnBe.1 by the cold, and will secretary said, there was only a small 'lve 1,10 heaviest yield In the hhtmy, degree of difference in tho Renorul 'rop In this county, It Is cx- sltuatlun. peeled. . I "In Connecticut wo hnvo found I'1'0 Italian prunes will nmount to that nearly forty per cent of tho nhout six million pounds, uccordlnf total tonnage Is , moved less than to present estimates. I Inn nitlen niwl mitii'lv 7ft not' r.mit lesi ' than 30 miles," ho said. "The move' Last Times Tonight "40 Winks" A Jazzy Drama of Laughs and Thrills ' with RAYMOND GRIFFITH VIOLA DANA THEODORE ROBERTS ANNA MAY WONG RIALT6 1'OrtTI.ANI), Ore., May 2S. Henri mont which runs to 100- miles and,"'"" !hsen for the next convention over is largely a movement of fur of the L'nltlo and Horse Kaisers nsso- nituro and hoiisehold goods In which '"''" "' Oregon and all olficcrs promptness of delivery and mini- 'ere re-e.ccu m, ,u inn cm.sm.b scsshi, mum of handling mo tho controlling "f '" nssoelnllon s twelfth annual elements. .convention here late yesterday. i ne oiuceis are: r . j, i lumps. Mump across the country to Cali- preslilenl; V. ...nl.. ll,- nil,,,. ti ,!,,, ,. ,i- ft i ,.'n,.,i president; Walter ....... . ...y .... .... ... ...... .. , president; Will o he length of motor truck ha ils ure,..' (.ha,.u,s' j. K 111 IJ Ml llI Ml I'd H III Wllll'iy ni'itl It ll-M sections. Tho long haul does not . . , ' ' . unu mu 1 1 um i n in torn emeritus. it. Steward, first vice M. Pierce, second llllam Duby. treas- Sheltou, secretary; president I Regnrdlng motor trucks destroying the rends, Mr. Jardlne said: PORTLAND, Ore., May 28. IlidB on road work in Curry, Douglas, Lano inero nre now as many moun ,,,...,., m,,!,.,..... ti ii m.mic. trucks using tho roads as there were hlnc nil(, Uma,a counties nro to bo of all kinds of motor vehicle ten lipplir(I liy tlu, 8llUo highway commis- yearn ago, but the cost of roads per ,loru ,,tf( ft ,M.noon. ton mile of traffic is far less now At t),t S).HHllM tnmormw bids are to than It was then. gi ... i. -j. j'.-.jv. l.-- "The Idea that (rucks destroy roads is a hangover from the war period when they were actually de stroyed, because the heavier motor trucks wero suddenly released on roads which had not been built to accommodate them. The roads wc nro building now are built to accom modate tho traffic they will be called upon to carry. "In tho field of passenger trans portation there is no arguing the meaning of the 5.000.000 automo biles now operating on tho fast-improving roads. "In tho main. I think It must be conceded that tho automobile is functioning in a transportation field of Its own and is gratifying wants which could not have been met by tho railroads." Begins Tomorrow Ths Screen's GREATEST Character Portrayer in His Greatest Role That's GEORGE BEBAN in "THE GREATEST LOVE OF ALL" , BASEBALL SCORES , National. At Pittsburg rt. II. R. HI. I.ouls 4 8 1 litlsl.urg 7 11 3 Haines, Day and O'Karrell; Mea dows nnd timtth. At Tloston It. H. K. Now York S 13 9 J lost on tl 13 3 Nebf, V. names and Snyder; C.eno wlch, Ityan, llenton, J, lsarues und OWoil. AttKM-lcan. At Philadelphia Klrst game; 'Washington lhtlnHclnht!l SSaohnry. Hussell, Kelly and ltuel Valberg and Cochrane. I!. . 3 . 1 1 Second flame: H. H. K Washington 4 11 - 1'hlladolphln '..8 13 1 Johnson, Oregg. ogilen and ltuel; 1). Harris and Cochrane. At New York First game: It- H- Tloston 3 8 1 New York I 8 n yulnn nnd I'iclnlih; Shawkey and Schang, in nig, i i i Second game" llofiton . Va.i-.VmL t... I tlM.. fn.l II. nlch; Jones and O'Neill. Cameron Sunproof SHIRTS Blues Greens Tans Tho" only solid colored shirt ,vc know of that posi tively will not fade. The steam laundrv or exposure to the sun will not ehaime the beaut'iful luster of these CA.MKKOX SUX'-I'ROOFMIIKTS. .fust the shirt you need for outinj; purposes and semi-dress occasions. Sizes from 14 to IS inclusive. (iood full coat styles, all with two pockets. The price is within the reach of all, onlv $1.95 SEE THEM IN OUR WINDOWS Store open Friday evening. Closed all day Saturday Mann's- The Best Goods for' the Price, No Matter What the Price Mbnn's GET READY for DECORATION DAY At MANN'S Big Department Store Tomorrow Store Closed All Day Saturday-Open Friday Till 8:30 Every Spring Coat Reduced You Will Need One for Decoration Day 23 New Spring Coats in a fine line of shades; real $20.00 values On sale Friday, $12.50 each - 25 Wonderful new styles in Spring Coats, every one of them worth $25.00 $18.00 On sale I rida)', each See the new Knitted Sport Coats in tan and grey at $22.50 and $25.00 each New "Georgette" Silk Coats at.. ..$16.95 each Annual Clearance Sale of Women's Spring Dresses 10 Women's Wool Dresses, all new styles and colors; regular price up to $20.00. . JQ QC On sale Friday, each PZfZfJ 50 Women's new Silk Dresses in sport and dressy styles in a wonderful line of stripes and plain colors; up to $27.50. fl 1 j QC This big sale only, each It. 25 Women's new Spring Dresses, made of won derful figured, striped and plain silks, all dif ferent styles; regular price up to (tOO CfJ $35.00. On sale Friday, each P.OU Xew Picnic Dresses made of polka (IJO QC dot stiefel cloth. Special, each iP.SO MOO Xew Broadcloth, Voile and Silkette Dresses for outing wear; $9.00 values. . df QC Friday, each VDt.UO Special Sale of Bathing Suits Women's all-wool one-piece Bathing Suits in good shades; all sizes; real vitluc JC ff $(i.00. On sale Friday, suit 3.UU Jantzen 'Bathing Suits for women and children in all colors and sizes, the best' swimming suit made. Very special $2.95 to $5.95 suit Special Sale of Outing Wear The latest l'ylm Beach Knickers and Junipers in white,';iiaturai and grav flJO QC Very special, each . :....IJ0 Xew Tweed Knickers at, pair ." .j .........$3.95, $4.95 and $5.95 Khaki Knickers at, pair '.: :.....$1.95, $2.50 and $3.95 Women's' tan "Soisette" Outing Suits in all sizes; very cool. Special, each $2.50 Special Underwear Sale Sport Sweaters and Skirts Kid Boot sleeveless Sweaters in a good assortment of colors; $2.00 values. M Sale price, each Women's wool and fiber silk Sweaters; fcO AlZ $5.00 values.. Sale price, each Xew Coat Sweaters in wool and fiber silk from $4.95 to $13.50 each 12 Plaited Skirts for sport wear, in wool and silk; up to $10.00 values. $5.00 Sale price, each Sport Hats for Decoration Day Smart new "Knox" Felt Hats in green, tan and w o o d shades. Special, each $10.00 and $12.00 Duchess and Merrimac Felt Hats in white, gray, and green. 5 50 Very special Friday, each PJ.JVJ Meadowbrook Sport Hats in white and "light shades $10.00 to $15.00 each 25 Xew Spring Hats that sold all season up to $15.00, to be closed t C (f am Friday Sale of Dress Goods $1.25 tan, o r c h i d, $3.75 Jiauium iMlK Miiis in peach, blue and nile. On sale Fridav, each.. Kiclielieu Envelope Chemise, made of good grade glove silk, all colors; regu lar price $3.75. tfJO QO On sale Friday, each Women's Knit Bloomers in pink and white; regular price 95c. Rf Friday, pair 0J Women's Kayser Knit Union Suits in pink and white; regular price QQ $1.00. On sale Friday, suit.,....0 17 " "Princess May" Paiits for children; regular price 75c. I ftp Verv special, pair..... Kayser's "Marvel Fit" Union Suits, tight knee; regular price (DO 00 $2.50. On sale Friday, suit..I,i,U W Children's Waist Suits; regular price. tlt..: $1.00 34-inch colored Pongee, imported quality; regular price $1.48. - Special, yard 3(i-inch Silk and Cotton Crepes and Voiles in novelty patterns; regular price $1.39. 7Qf On sale Friday, yard ' 3o'-inch Dress Percale, just in; new patterns; 2 regular price 25c. On sale Fridav, vard EXTRA SPECIAL 30-inch fast coloredyDress Linen in all desired shades. An exceptional good quality; regular price Qr $1.19. EXTRA SPECIAL FRIDAY, yard Special Sale of Hosiery 1 Case Women's Pure Silk Hose, "Never Mend"; every pair guaranteed; come in all the much wanted colors; our regular price $1.25 d 1 OO pair. On sale Friday, pair.. 1 UU " Kayser 's" fine Chiffon Silk Hose for women; come in black, white, gunmet al, beige, camel and silver; regular price $2.25. On sale (tO Aft Friday, pair tf.UU "La France" Silk Hose in all the new shades; the best wearing and looking hose made; regular price HQ 'QEi $2.50. On sale Friday, pair y3 ' Children's fancy top Socks in a great variety ot colors; regular price COr Flag Sale Small Cotton Flags, 2 for 5 Red,' White and Blue Bunting, special 12i2 yd. 5x8 Wool Flags, Special $7.48 6x10 Wool Flags Special $9.98 each 59c. On sale Fridav. nair... c Women's "Humming Bird" Hose in a wonderful line of new shades; $1.50 grade, pair .. $1.35 Jewelry, Neckwear, Hand Bags and Notions Kibbon Watch "Bracelets, up to 69c values. Ov s.nlc QQr Friday, each OZl, Xew Under-the-Arm Bags in black, s,r;ir::......$2.5o,$io Children's Jap Parasols; regit- lar price 95c. Friday, each.'. Lace Collar Tabs and Paneling to match in cream and white. OQe Special, yard ...S v... Xew line of Lace Collars and Jabots.' 5S $1.19t0$3.45 Chiffon Scarfs, all good colors; regu- mi puce ro.-j. un saie Ey LIE Special Sale of Toilet Articles Sea Spray Bath Salts, all odors; 7Er 85e value. Special Hind's Honey and Almond Cream; Qf regular price 50c. Special Cotv's Face Powder in all shades: QRr $1.25 value. Special VOk, Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Friday, each Xew Pcarf Chokers in white and col ors; regular price $1.69. Friday, string $1.45 f "VIE STORE FOR EVERYBODY . MtCfORD.C3()tN. -i4ens for Butterick Patterns
