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PAPA ETQflT
HrPlDFOTTT) MATT; TMftUOTS, MRDFORD. OUKriO FTfTDAY, AtTOXTRT 14. 192"
DELINQUENT TAX
LAW IS EXPLAINED
SAMCAI.. Aug.. II. Tile net of the
l!'-5 loKiulaliiri! j n v i I i 1 1 k for the ro
iniBHlon My counties of interest,' pen
Hlty and costs on ilollmiuetit taxes of
.1921, .1922-and 1U2:I is Intei-pioted hy
tlio attorney-general's ofl'ico in an
opinion written by Doiuty Atlorney
, licuernl Hosforil.
Tlio act appliui to 11)21 taxeH liimcd
on the assessment roll of 1!I20, tlio
1922 taxes bused on the UHHcsHiuent
' roll or 1!21 anil the luxes of 1923
based on the assessment roll of 1922.
it is held that (or thu net to apply
to the 1921 taxes the oriKlnal tax
should have been paid not later than
May 1, 1921, to sernre the lcnal ro-
. missions, the 1922 taxes Blimilil he paid
not later than Ociubor 5, 1925, and
(lie 1923 tuxes not later than October
5, 1920.
' BASEBALL SCORES
' National League.
At St. IhiIb It. II. K.
ClilctiKn 7 2
St. IxiiIk ft 3
Alexander mul Gonzales; .Mulls,
iJlclienimn und O Fnrreli.
At IMttKhitrB
Cincinnati
1 I'lttslmrK
Luquo, May, Hioinillcr,
llrady and llnrnrave,
Moaduws and (looch.
It II. E.
0 1 U 2
.11 Hi 1
Benton,
KreuKor;
At New York: ,'
Kirst Rai'no:
Ilrooltlyn i
New Yo:-t ?
OHborno und Taylor;
Snyder.
It. II. K.
II 1! (1
3 12 0
Scott and
American League.
At Cleveland
St. IrfiuiH .;
Cleveland
Wlngard, .Danforlh and llarsruve
Smith, Cole, S)ieeco and Scwell.
It. II.
10 Hi 2
7 VI 3
( 'At' WiiHlilimton . K. II. IS.
New York , n a 1
, WmiliingCmn ' '.: 2l 7 0
.loiien und llonKiMiKli ; . Routliqr and
SeveroltM -A , ,
41 " At Hon to 11
IMilladelplila ....
Hon ton
Gray and Conliruno;
ZahnlHoiv FUhr aail Kfuchoff.
It. H. K.
ft 12 2
8 0 2
Winafli-ld,
'io i:yvKHTiaTK yds iiiuoak.
(Continued From pan On) ' '
mouiiiatnH hy follmvhi;?' t1i'. Jrin.
Crocli WoimIh he cfil 1 hi nf Jut icuViT uC-
fnnlert, and (he IokJcmI rnuiu It nftwH,
TIiIh. (Dcy Mild, wan Xntinil to he 1 Jin notified the wanlen'n' off lew
lo travel from I'ut'lhtml to Salem if t
mldniKht, and from j&iJiiiii Into thu
wooded diHtrict eiiHlwui'd without ho
lnv accoHteU by poHNutnen or vuaidH
at ivUlKVH or any other place.
Warden Dalryuiplc, Itceiilttu In clime
toueh with openitli'MH hv Lelephonu
from IiIh office, ycHterday direetcd the
leadei-H to illutrfhute their men mucoid
Ink to their own Judgment, hut ciit
klzvil them for keeping, in Home I11
Htanee, an en tiro poK.se Kiouped In
one place.
It will he the object of the eoioner'a
ImjucHt to (letermlne, if pPiHNible, who
of Die fm-ajiiittf convlclH whot t lie
KuuiiIh. The lemfinony of a lurKg num
ber of pei'HiiiiH will be neceKMary. I'or
oner ItiRdoit was unable to Hay this
morning JuhI wIh-ii ihe liopieHt would
lie called , lie wax tjultu cei-tnln It 1
would not he in tlir forenoon, and ,
thoiiKht li mlKlit not he until UmiJkIH.
Uali tuple (1 Uii l.i-d. I
Tli object of Uie K'vernr'M Inves-'
tlKalion will be to determine whether!
carclcHNiicHH and lux iliHcipllne on the I
part of the prison ailministratiim were I
responsible for the break. Tin kov-
errmr (IlKei eclitK chai'KeK made hy Os
wald West and others that utter Inef-I
fleleney was shown by Warden Dal
ryinple. However, lie will make an1
effort to ascertain the facts. At leant j
Dial was his declared intention yesler-
day. .
The qticMtions most freoiienfly asked .
'are how the coovietH were utile In
make daKKers from files, how they se
cret eM the pieces of rope that they
spliet'ri together to lei t hem duwn
from the roof, why they were able to
step out of Die line mureniiiK to the
HllnltiK room, and how they were aide
1 to wi to Do roof and cut it hole in It:
Knives made from files are often
found hidden away In Die prison un
der all wardens. That Is history. And
as for knives and -ropes. Ji is recalled
that Harry Tracy and David Merrill
had rifles hidden 'In Die prison. Once
before the roof was reached in Die
same way by tin same men who Kt
away Wednesday. This was when
.Jones, Kelly and oihers col through;
the roof by KahiliiK the fourth cell tier
durliiK Die .Johnson Smith regime.
They were cauKht, however, before
they Kot out of the yard.
Farm llotisc'ltohhed.
MALUM. Auk. 14. Those In eharKc
of the man hunt for Tom Murray,
Kllsworth Kelly and James Willos, es
caped ronvinis. tills morning said thai
they wero reassured that the fiiKiiives
are still in Ihe I'nitum neighborhood
by the report telephoned to Die prison
that the Mellheny far hi house, 7 miles
south of Kilvertou, was pllbiKed dmlni;
Die nlKM. .
Mrs. .MeKlheuy reported that Into
In the liitfht she nndi her husJiand
heard Homeone e titer the house, She
says that they lay still In hud, and
that the prowlers wandered over al
most the entire house for' nearly half
an hour, but. did not enter the bed 7
room. Nothing was taken execpt, per
haps, a little food, the woman said. '
Mrs, McKllicuy ualih she could nut
tell how many men were In the house,
but Dial they made lots of noise add
apparently did not eare. whether any
one heard them or not. ' ' , ;
WaltitiK for a. Dine after Ihe men
left 'the' farmhouse, Myron MnKlhony
I I
III
opinion or woodsmen und IiuiiUth
Willi wlpjiu tlwy uiinvi-i'seil,; It would
lio necessary for the coiivlelM In fol
low the creek lied In Ihe nuiln hei'iuisn
III Ihe
ponitonlhiry und Kiiunls W'ent to Ihe
place In InvnstlKiile.' -,
Ahour liiiif'an lfour nter, Oreiton
Null, 0111I riinii.fl'uiii.iii In lh i.u r-,,t
of the deUHlly of Ihe HkllllllK hlllsh. ' Sllvcrton saw the flush of II lluht fori
The c-rock bed d.ji not euny a run- , on iiunnnt inoviim down lleuver freelt '
imub su mini, 11111 only' un .tici'uslonul ciiiiyon. onc-liulr mile from Wllbml,
poul of water,, and 1 niilui e of the us If mini ir hud IlKliled ii inuleh.
fooling is audi Unit to truck 11 mini ..They could tell there was at. leas! one
alonif the creek would lie ilnpossilile. iniiii. and probably Iwo.
A fUKltlvo nut accustomed In Ihe The Ktliirdsinmi opened fire with
woods, said tlio . Portland millers, ! their rifles, hut Ihe suspects escaped,
would follow the lilk-liwiiya. ''he various posses Ihls uiorniiiK wre
r I'lirsiiit .Meilniilh 'o,,., j closely Kiinrdlnir it 11 nreu of cuuntry
( The ronland officers, purliculurly , Ihe lioundury of which covers libuut
fnpl. l,eyls; sl-veiTly eiillelseil the iu-; 211 miles und .Hikes In Wlllaid, S11I1.
(iunlimtloii or the idiiise. ileclnilnK thul.' llniity (It miles south of Sllvcrton),
It lacks leadership. Hoods ami In IiIkcs ; Hhnw, llicnce back lo Wlllaril.
are ntlerly lMiRiiarili d. sold l,ewls. anil .
lie Slid bis fellow officer.- were able I rook with mm lf
NEW SHOW TODAY
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BABY peggv
rpA'ArOri' CHILD in.
gAptAin jAtjuAhy
LAURA E. RlCHARDSiTORY of tho LITTLE SEA WAIF
Supporting Cast Intfiides
HOBART M3SW0RTH, IRENE RICH, LINCOLN STEDMAN
HARRY T. MOREY ftnd BARBARA TENNANT
"HOUSE OF
FLICKERS"
Fox CorrJedy
"PEQOV"
RIDLEY
at tho Organ
PATHE
REVIEWW
SUNDAY "TROUBLES OF A BRID""
Mann's
Tht Btai Xlaods fmr the Price: No Matter What the Price ' ' Mann's
New Fall Dresses
FuNhion's iIuiiiuuiIh have been
liict by our drcbs duijprtiiivirt.
On dibplity , are all Htylcs of
tlie advance showing from tlio
urt'iit- nuirket' centers,' , TLo
licst liues nre represented here
Jrcnu , Ctts'tle'u, l'utcst creu
tions tlic best of utiiuy ether
lines . such ns
. Peggy Paige
Miss Manhattan'
and Anthony
Dresses
Mann's Dept. Store
THE STORE FOR EVERVBOOY .
Phone 486-4(7 Medford, Oregon
New Fall Coats
Fall Millinery
In udvuncc of tlie: Inllseibion 'iire ''tliese .
de.sirublc;tytei!. greatest deinuud are
tlie velourai, felts and sal ins in large or
suiull types ; prieed from , -"r' '
$3.50 to $30.00
Tlicre are among these the finest of
makes, such as ICnox, Fiskc and Meadow- -'brook.
. ' : ' " '
AVe 'hove just received 0
very complete line of tho man
nish coats for "fall hi all the
-iu;v weaves and colors, includ
ing the new guaranteed ma
terial fcaljd cloth. ,
These coats arc made with
the velvet collar, ulso fur
trimmed.
AVe arc showing, a full lino
of ' new coats. AVe specialize
in coats for the small woman,
also, out -sizes, as well as the
regular, sizos. ' - '
I hey show fjarc, Gpdet flounces and .
Hand beaded creuiions, many ure fur
trimmed. They- are inude of tfrcpes, .
crepe satins, flat crepes, chenille and
georgette. . . .. ,. ..' . ,
Priced from
$18.50 to $89:50
Jtlst ; a f ew of the shades dove
brown, -'falcon, -;sca swallow, queen
bird. Arabj umber,, rosewood, rust' and
Mexican.
Thc.matcriuls in the new fall coats
iiielud'e' the Jarle'cna,' Fortuua, Kash
niir Imperial and 'Yelvcrcttc. Trims
with' squirrel, silver fitch, fox, skunk,
opossum and many other furs.
SATURDAY
ONLY
A group of voiles, ratines,
broadcloths, poplins and
crepes" in plain and figured ;
many of these pieces worth
$1.43; they must 'bo sold
Saturday only," yard
45c
VOILES
Figured and dotted voiles
in fine qualities .. ani
shades, 40 inches wide.;
excellent putterns; most
of, these were priced to
sell for 48c; to clean up,
yard ..;' i' .",'..'. ..','. '
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SILK SPECIALS
"Mylant'tle Stepins' paektigc. The, package
tMiiittiiiiK.il I'atterii, sul'ficit'nt material, ribbo,
latte and elastic to make the tepins; a 2.2j
value ; special . ... ,
Gagu&t
Cteanufiu
Q$a&s
.69
Ml! mill lil-iiteh slriped' aiitri'igured'-sjlks in
erepes mid bisuttleliillis; up lo t values, to
clean iip.'yard . - '' ' . v 'S , " -;
$1.95--
DOMESTIC SPECIALS
72x8 4-inch white bedspreads in a fine qualiy ;
inarkl'd regularly 2.1! ; Saturday only - ,
$1.85
81x!l!l line Wenrwcll sheets, fine soft threads
without filling, taped-edge to insure long
wear; the usual price is 4&00;' Saturday at
only
$1.75
;lli-incli lingerie, nainsooks, voiles and erepes,
in all the underwear shades; up to Ode value,
Saturday, yard
48c
CLOVES
Women's c liaiuoisctliv
gloves in many differ
ent styles and 'colors;
a $1.2.-1 vnlne to clean
up for, pair :
29c
Fancy silk gloves in nil colors, turn-back and
rul'I'le cuffs; up to t-'- value, pair .
$1.59
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Phone 486-487 Medford, Or
Tiiml Drastic and Lust Reduction in J i
all . Summer Goods Prices Smashed !,
for Quick Action ' ' , '
: The' Season's Successful Dresses r
' Unusually Low Priced ,
. ' An outstandings dress . sale combining' all .the sterling
qualities that make. this' price 'low.' l ,
.-Slimy, of our' higlicr ,priced;dreij8e8 have' becirgHtlier'ed
into an iittraetirc group, among 'which", ai'c , lace; dresses,
fine voiles and' tub silks; iilany of- them wero, .originally
priced us high as ifl'0.00. To elcau up... ..:.:.9.95
:. '. "; r;vtC?'.::,V' :
Just five dozen left that have .been .put'.into a big group
that the price .will sell. There arc luces,, 'voiles, fine fast
eolored linens, imported ginghams tuul many other cloths;
up to $12.50 values to be sold at:.,,.V.:;.......v.'....:.....r.'..$4.95
Extra Special
A genuine price slushing fiiiiil witidup,' of a dress sale,
llock bottom prices on these deriiand your early attention.
I'riiiteti efepes, jgeorijetteij, 'flat iircp?s,!';ercpe satins and
many other fine materials; up to $;lo.00 . values.:. .16.05
A Final Clean-up of Coats at
... Tremendous Savings .
This offering is' worth a great Iff1;' --"
deal of space and a- great many
superlatives. However, we'll
simply state the facts, kilo'wiiig.
that you .will appreciate the
VALUES. '
$20.00 Coats $9.95 I:
A geuuiue clcaii-up. Just a few.
of our spring and summer coats,.,
flannels, georgettes and poirettc
twills; up to '-'0 values.... 0.95
I ' :a .; .
Clean-up News From Children's Section
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Here Are Dresses, Hats, ai)d Coats
and There Is Quality in Every Dept.
Children 'shlayk and white bloomers, cctleut quality;
up to 10 year sizes; speeltt; uir....... - :.59d
Children's rompers anil dresses in ginghams and suiting,'
nil colors; 1.50 values; 2 for..l............... tf11.00
.-,. ,. i.. - e
Boys' white' sailor suits made of excellent 'material with
blue trlmmiiy; 2.oi value, Saturday .$1.93
LINGERIE SPECIALS ? V-
. , AVoincn's Itayou silk bloom
ers in. peach and "flesh col
ors; usually goid at $2.25,
Saturday special ,
i
$1.75
AVomcu's voile gowns in
orchid, maize, pink, ' green
and peach; real ! $2.25-"values,
to clean up . ' V
$169
-Women's' crepe' and nniiisook liloomera and
ehehiisc '"in all colors and sizes; up o $1.25
values; special 'Saturduy . ' . ,
CORSET? SPECIALS ;
Miller rust-proof 'corsets 111' brocaded cloth
back- laco and Avrap-a round ; stvlcs; genuine
$1.85 ' value ; special . ." -
$1.59
' Warner , 'Brothers', girdles, up lo 2!) sizes; in
brocade material combined with elastic; $1.75
'Values. '-.for . - . . "
$1.59
- . JAPANESE PARASOLS
lit all ' colors and shapes;
excellent patterns, long and
; short styles ; up to $2.50
tlues, ' each , . 1
$1.19
I '5
HOSIERY SPECIALS
AVomen 's uucy hose in many
desirable .patterns ; up to $3.45
values, .pair ' ' V, '-.' ,
;19
Kiddies' - socks plain, ami
fancy; . up 1 to; 29o values;
pair : - ' ' ;
19c
AVomen 's fancy sport hose in lisle and Rayon,
somo plaids; up to" 69c values ; Suturday,
pair ' --I." '.-.'- , ,: '
. 50c -A:'
DRUG SPECIALS?1' j
Ingram s milkweed ereaiu, uuvCxuftUent skin ''
bleach and cleanser ,
$1.00 bottle, .Saturday..... 79 !
50c bottle, Saturday....,... .....J 39) '
AVildroot shampoo has softciling' 'qualities and
combats dandruff; 50o value, special 39
Mann's Department Store
"THE STORE F6ft 'EVERYBODY 0
Phone mmv... ; , , , . wldf.rt, Ore.