Medford mail tribune., August 05, 1925, Image 8

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E
QUICKLY PUT OUT
BY FIRE DEPT.
TO CO.- JAIL OH
Th nliv ndmlnlHiiallon nml cHy Uvtovtivo wlrliwc min.l u flic In (ho
water comnilHBlon liavo been very!""! ' he .l!illiiKflli! fonferlloiiHiy
)juy for a low? Mine pnst, ihreHhliiK ' pHtubllxhincnt on Main ami Uurilrtt
'out the detail of the hhr homl ttJiTtlun Btrocts early (IiIh rnornlnu, whh-h
ifor a new water nynttrn, which will he would huve been neriruiH had It not
.held early In October, and at which been for the prompt arrival of the
ftpeclal election will also be Hubmitted fire department, which extinguished
the annexation of nevenil outlying iIIh- the blaze while mill In an Incipient
t riots, the city hall-court houne re- huikc The financial Iokh whh hIIkHi,
moval propoHltlonH and lncldentul ! Acrordintf to Kim chief Jtoy Klllott
nhaMi nmAnrinifiitft. iind h o ni e ft fittil had heeii driven throuuh Iho
minor nuuKttnns. molding covering the electric wiring and Mrs. J'itt left the local Snlva
. - Ill 1. ,1 ' tlin .,,.(11 ,i..tn,.l . ..... . 1 ...
The next rew oayH win ne n-mi-mi m-n uon Army minim in a nemmy run- Hh-nhnl
dltlon. The captain feels that there ,rUn0 the
CROWDS IN TOKIO
TOKYO. Am- It I A. T 4 Tho
cuiiiain find aii-u. f. w. iuy " uun Hiiinvan, a ininsu-m, "''"ody of iho lulo Kdijur A. Bancroft,
tht Halvallnn nrmy, who had heen Bcntenred to spend 30 day in the American unihawuidur to Japan, who
In rlmiKc of Ihu corps at CirnntH county Jail for Intoxication and tho i n-uruizuwu. on juiy m. arriv
Met
ed her?) today. Tho hody wuk trans-
n tironfirulifiiis for the' waf r bond .with the wire oiurfaK n Hliorl circuit
system electlr.n. and In this cornice- r William .Irini'H, proprietor of the
Hon the oily water t'nininlHHlon met West Hide Wine HIiIiiIiik parlol-H. rooniM
Informally with Ihe clly council liml illrectly nhovn the confectionary slum
plght, ut which IIiimi II. J.. Wall her, "nil was awakened liy Ihe hiimiI
ehnlrniiin of the coiiiiiiIhhIoii, explain- which canie ihrouiih ihe cniclis ut the
fid tho delnllH o( the Information he floor. It. K. Klncahl, who has ii
and City Attorney John II. Carkln w- t"l slaml nearhy. had not yei none
ured III their Bonfereliees Willi I'ort- home, and to him .Mr. Jones aave Ihe
land bond hoimcs anil wllh a IpuiIIiik alarm or fire.
legal firm of I'urllund that pauses on I 'I he department used (Ivo callous of
municipal hond matters. jeheniienlM In inieneliiuK Ihe hlaze,
All this Inrormalloti will soon l.e which was hurnluK In t elllnt,-. Af-
fc'lven ,to the Mcilford piihllc. alonit ""- "liny nilnulcs of riKhtlnif the dan
With complete details of the proposcil tfr was over.
hew system and Ihe urttent net-esslty Tl'0 hull.llnu. whl,M Ih '-onslrucled
for Its esluhllKhmenl. Trom lime lo of wood. Is two slorh's hlkh. has house
time durinif the 110 ilavs hefort the KM'PIhb rooms on Ihe upper floor,
election every anttle of the water hit- HerlliiKfleld'H- c((nfcctionary and Kl
uotlon will l.e made puhllc. . wood's OptKal shop on the lower
Following the Informal meellnK last "" " ""' ' "-
night the city council ndj.Mli tied to "cr. "Ud was condemoed by the fire
meet again Thursday night at which V" f
time City Attorney t'nrkln Iomics lo '.""".""1 .' '"' " 1 i'"""-"
have the water hond ordinance n-mly.
Which calls for the special election
Iind gives the details of that election.
Kuch ordinance must he read anil
voted on three limes, hence the eotin
ollninn have n tedious ami loua .task
before them that night. The other
ordinances for the other special mat
ter to be voted on at the October
apeclal election have till been pre
pared. Jn easn the water bonds ordinance
shauld pot he ready by Thn.sday eve
ning, the meoling uiilsl l.e held ami
the' ordinance voted I'Yidny evening,
jbl days before the election. Y'hi.s Is
required by low.
ra-s ,or .ne pn '"'"" V, " Z T -ported In a special car provided by
arrived In M-dford lo take charge calf, ;1S Cottage street " nday the Japanese government and escorted
of the local corps, filling the places' """' Ju"",e Koe of "k80n- by United States naval and military
f , ,, . p.,, who Vl"' V""'" afternoon Uttaches from tho American embassy.
of fnplaln and Mrs. Allen I itt, wno A0(.Ordlng to local police, Sullivan,. ,,., ,,,,., i,hM.h ' '
irunsierreo to uik na.eoi cui.n..wno Claims nifl noine is in a- lucaso, . tha Tmna-ini inoa
"""" "lu"""" """""" hold and numerous other prominent
and sold them for a smull amount, personB met (h(1 lrnln na t al.rlveA ,
to puronose ft quantity or oenaiu.eu the Bmtlon which was draped in
When arrested tne man mournlni, colors. The body was taken
lo from the train to St. Andrews pro-
j were
Captain flay
finds that Cspuln
arrested the
bottle on the street
is a goon wont i" oe oooe ' i destroy me evidence. . cathedral along streets guurded by
the people of .Mod ford, and he Is Sullivan, who Is a large man sneclal nollce. A larae crowd nt Uveno
anxious lo serve the public at any middle age, was arrested Inst week station silently uncoverod their heads
nine, oay or oigoi. u cancn ui.o.i.:ror intoxication, liccouso or the fact nH they observed the cortege
Afler having been away at Ash-1 he hud no funds. Chief of Police .j-ho body was viewed bv hundreds
land on business last .Monday (Tven-1 Adams escorted him to tho cityj f japnnese and Amerli'an friends of
ing i a i na i n i.ay on ins reiiiiir ii.uoo prniis with tho admonition not to. the Ambassador when the casket was
Ihu hall all llghled up and 45 soldiers return to Mcdford. but tho next night, opened at tho church between four
nun irieuos present wno gave nimseit no was again hack.
and wife a cordial greeting. Himplol , '
games were played und ice croum! If we'll play more golf or hunt moro
and cake wei served. . jduck, we'll live more years, have bet
ter luck.
Only few days left special electric
range offer; gel your's now! Mil
Conk wllh gas.
and six p. m. Great masses of flowers
and wreaths from Japanese officials
and American organizations filled the
church. Lieutenant Commander lleln,
naval attache nt tho Amerlcnn embas
sy will accompany tho hody to the
I'nlted States aboard the Japanese
cruiser Tama whict. will sail tomor
row according to the announced plan.
mb.
tun nnri nn automobile. nen
new, they give little trouble; rough
ilfar; makes them knock and rattle;
when they huvo blow-outa they uro
often towed home on the rim.
Scientists roll attention to the fact
that coal and diamonds are of Identi
cal composition hn pure carbon. It
begins to look that way.
(SoHgi? W5vgo
And cooler kitchens this way
QUICK QUAKER cook In 3 to 5 minute
No hot kitchen, no muu, no bother
FLAVORY and deliciou ... the sum
mer breakfast your appetite calls for
and your health demands, cooked in 3 to
' 5 minutes)
' The kitchen stays cool. And so do you. '
. No frying, no stewing, no morning's fus
and trouble.
Just get Quick Quaker at your grocer's.
It's a new kind of Quaker Oats that'
made to order for women who seek easier
ways in housekeeping.
All that rare Quaker flavor is there. All : 1
the richness that made Quaker Oats '
famous. Cooks faster, that's the only dif
ference.
Cook in
Quick Quaker
3 to 5 minutes
lo iho alarm n nd offered their
vices, which were not needed.
T
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AFTER ACCIDENT
Mann's
I'AltlS. Auk. 5. (A. p.) An nc
cident married the departure today for
-Morocco of members of the American
volunteer escadrille. The plane which
contained Captain . Craham Mullen
of Mhimi, Kla., and Captain Claunel,
l'Yench pilot, was compelled to return
to I,e lioui'Met after two uiiHUceessul
attempts to n!nrt. When. forced to put
hac kto the airdrome the second time,
the machine's propeller wns hrnken In
landing. Uttllen and CtaiiKel expect
AT. LOUTS. Mo., Auk. r(.(A. P.)
Two policemen, u deputy clly marfdial to make another start tomorrow.
and a bystander were Hhot and the
The
machine containing Major
Brondway hUHlnetw diHtrict wns IIapp, ihe French commander of the
thrown Into an tinroar at ihe noor Kst:ndrllle, and I.leutennnt Colonid
Jtour today In the wild puiMUit of an Austen Parker of ITelenn, Mont., was
unidentified man, armed with two re- hrnken when it was forced to land at
Yolvern, who had attempted to rash the l,e Monrei alrdronio Just after
forged cheek at the MlHslsslppI Vul- taking off. Iloth of Ihe aviators were
ley Trust company. The former, who nnf, six machines hean tho flight
was severely wounded In the head and without accident.
abdomen, wns captured. None of the (
others wns dannerously wounded. ) ypt i?rwh Morocco, Auk. I".. (A.
-.... if,) (ienernl Natidin, c(nnmantllnK'
. Woman Make Hide lu One Hie French niieratlons in iMnocco.
(JOLOHADO HPHIN'dS, Colo.. Auir. flew over a part of the front, making
0 (A. P.) A hoel In one stroke was observations of the lllfflan positions.
reglHtered on the slxleenth hole of the The aerial hranch of the l-'rench
municipal Rolf links here yesterday i army is most active, hoinl)inn; every
liy Mrs. B. L. MIllinRer of Kansas part of the line and givliiK the enemy
Clty, Mo. The hole is a p.ir 3. Mrs. no rest.
Mllllnger la the first womaii to make I
n hole In nne In Colorado Kprlnir.4.
Pook wllh en
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The Best Goods for the Price; No Matter What the Price Mann's j
$12.50 Dresses $5.00 I
50c Voiles 29c Yard
Fivcliundrcd yards of line voiles in figured and the dotted
styles; fine qualities and all colors; a genuine 50c value.
It must lie sold at, yard .'....;..; .;..'.::.; 29
Just a fcjMf these bargains are ever to lie had.
.This lot is far under the actual cost prices and will S
not last long; a few silk, some laces and voiles up
Fall Coats
Many of the mannish styles are shown in
Conja and English materials, some with, man
nish cllars; reasonably priced from
tlH.50 to $49.50
$20 Coats $9.95
A "cnuino clo;ui-u. Just a low of our spring
l'oirette IwiTls; up to 20.00 values... :....$9,95
$3.95 Kimbnas $1.95
Women's plain and fancy crepe kimonas and
corduroy breakfast coats, many excellent pat
terns and colors to choose from; to clean up,
special : .: .!'....."..: $1.95
to $2J0 values, to clean up..
Millinery
Women's new hats in the
smart small shapes; a fine
quality of velour....$7.95
.Women's new. felt hats in
all colors; excellent shapes
at, each ....:.$2.50
$29.50 Dresses $11.45
A group of enticing frocks of silk, lace, voile and
crepe satins in a generous variety of styles and
colors; to close out ..: $11.45
$5.95 Dresses $1.95
There are in this lot a few figured voiles, silkettes,
fine ginghams and other fine materials; many of
them, marked to sell originally for $5.95; Thurs
dav onlv ". S1.95
.$5.00 1
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Domestics
22 x 1 1 heavy double thread Turkish towels, f5c values..39c
.Hi-inch Daisy muslin, 2:1c value, yard , 15c
'IiO-inch cotton plisse in blue, jiink and yellow; .15c value
yard : " .s,
27-incli white outing flannM, good quality; 25c value.:..19
Ki-iiich unbleached pure linen crash, 25c value, yard....l9
Dress Goods
n2-inch Zephyr gingham, good materials for school dresses;
:S5c value; special, yard r.........29
S 27-inch gingham in good patterns for children's clothes for
5 school wear; 2!)c value; sjiecial, yard 15
S !(i-inch fast color suiting in all colors; 4Sc value; yard 35
rH-inch fast color broadcloth in plain
Corsets
Miller wrap-around corsels in a
good grade of brocaded material;
$1.85 values; special $1.59
I Lingerie
Women's crepe and muslin gowns
in all colors; up to $1.25 values;
special .! .79
Children's crepe bloomers in all
colors, sizes from G to 12 years; 39c
values; special .1 :..25
Ixichelieu glove silk vests in peach,
orchid and flesh ; $2.25 values;
special $1.69
Underwear
Women's Kayscr knit, vests, fine
quality, with bodice and built-up
tops; 59c values; special 48
Women's Richelieu knit unions,
silk finish with bodice and built-up'
tops; $1.98 values; speeial....$1.70
Women's Kayscr knit bloomers,
pink and white; $1.25 values; spe
cial $1.00
Hose
Women's Susanne pure silk hose,
all colors; $2.00 values'; special,
pair $1.75
Women's chiffon silk hose in all
colors and si.es; $1.25 values; spe
cial $1.00
Women's Kayscr silk hose, black
slipper heel; $2.50 value; special,
pair $2.25
Children's fancy top socks in all
sizes; values up to 75c; spccinl 50
Stamped Goods
Stamped pillows, stamped on
heavy black sateen; .attractive pat
terns; 89c values, special.! 59
Children's stamped aprons, good
patterns; 45c valucs,special..-39
Drugs
Lavoris, an active antiseptic and
deodorant, especially, good as a
mouth wafsh; 50c value, special 39
S colors; $1.25 value; special, yard !
Agents for Butterick Patterns
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PngNt-486-487
Pebeco tooth paste, 50c value E
special 39 S
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