Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 19, 1925, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Texto o o o Oo VmTiT'fiTin WKTT, TTTTMT7fl, IT:DTOnTV ftREGONT, TnCDNTTZSPAY, '.PrCiUST TP, 1021 ' T OWLS FACE Mann's The Best Goods for the Price. No Matter What the Price 'Mann's El DEFEAT LEADERS' rORTf-AND, Oro., Autf. 19. Tim homo next of tho Order of OwIh, in South Honil. In!., Iihh oppcnlwl to the govornrncnt through the Iwul fodoral court, Tor a heiirlnf? to tie- ttrmlno whether tho Knop nrmvliiK Wiser Order of Hoot OwIh, rntlio fun nmltord, shall he permlltfd to keep the wort! "owIr" In Itx nunie. Tho complaint, filed today, red ton In detail lu rennnnH for helleviiiff thm 'the llffht and frivolous c-hnrncter of the Keep j rowing VIer Order of J loot Owls is Injurious to the nrfKl nuT Frnternnl nnd llenevolent Order of Owls, and creates rorifuxlon lit t litt minds of the puhlle." The complaint gives Hie titles of the Hoot Owt offlefi'H, stii-h nn i;ntinl screech, grnnd seremn, grand slclp lino, grnnd ftlumher, etc, nnd de clares those enst reflections upon the dignity of tho rent titles of the run I officers of tho Kniterniil and itene volent Order , of Owls, i Tho complaint rinks thut IMg;ir It. Piper, editor of thn Ortwrniiin I'tili HshinR compnny nnd members of tho decree team of the I loot Owls, he summoned to onswer the sltndry nl le(jfttlons In the corojilufnt. KELSO, ARRESTED Krci.RO. vnsh., Aim. 10. A. If. Oordon, ex-supei'int-nd(nt of the Keltfo water ileputi merit. lust nitfht ndmltted following his uncut, of-fieei-s sity, to embezzling $ 1 200 of Winer depiirtitieiU funds. Following his tirrest flordon was fuetioned by l'red Chestnut, hend of the stato depart inept of municipal corporations and It, O. Hharp, nxhist ant nttorney Kfl'''il. l,uke H. .May,' In rhargu of the hivomlgntlon of the Oovery murder, a inn was present ns were the sheriff and the proseciiiliiK' nttorney.. (Padon denied liuying any ililng to do witli the niiinhr of I'liooias I)o -ry, Kelso , ediinr, hero on June !). ivery in his uewnpaiir, had dv Diandeil an invest Igu I ion of (im don's aceniinlH and I he two were hoth prominent lu the fmht lliat ted to the recall of Mjiyor Todd. j . Oordon has u wife and four chil li ren . lie ha d hee n e m p 1 oy ed I n the water department for sixteen years and had heen the superinten dent for three years. POHKfiT H1I.U X. Y., Auk. 19 (A. J'.) rivo American nnd three KiiKlish stars reached the quarter finals of llio national women's Hiiigh'H today as a result of thinl round i-otu-petltion Jit the tournament at tho West Hide Tennis club. The survivors, in the order In which they will meet tomorrow are i .MImh KUfibeth Hyan, Miss Kuthleen McKune, Mrs. Molla Mallory, Miss I'eiilnpo Andrews, Miss Helen Wills, Miss Juan Kry. M iss Kiwi nor Goss and Mrs. Jjimhert Chambers. Two upsets marked today's play when Mfift Anderson, iilclimond, Va., girl. dlnIosed of Miss Kvelyn Colyer of Kngl;iml, 7-fi. 7-r, while Miss Kry camo from behind to defeat Miss Mary K. lirowne, Nu, 2, American ranking mar, 2-H, ti-4, i-3. I XO IHSCII'MM-: SAY fil'ArtDS. (Continued Krom Page One) N1CW YORK, AUK. 1 ft. (A. P.) Mary Louise Spas, whose career as the adopted daughter of a New York millionaire cntnc lo a dramatic end last week after being in the lime light. of front pages two weeks, to day ninhai Ued upon n venture into the land of footlights and the silver Bcreen. Mnry filgned contract With n theatrical a pd moving picture agent who. plan to film the kaleideseoplc history of hor adoption.. Forced to Drink Poison, Woman Dies In Florida Jail MIAMI, Fla.. Auk. 10. (A. 1 John Cloehel, wealthy Daytonlu real estate opemtor; Frank fioehnl, hts brut her, nlid Vt H. ilnnley were placed in Jail here today In connection with tho death of Mrs. II. It. Hunt. 22. Tho woman had been arrested by private detectives whom John Ooebel hud employed to recover n SI. GOO riln mond ring. Sheriff's deputies said that after John floehel visited her eel) last night she rushed Into the jail office crying that he had forced her to drink something. Hhe died today. told him it was hi ill going on. He banged his fist down on the table and shouted that he would see that it was stopped." "Was it slopped I hen?" "No." Itryau said that when ho complain ed In Warden Dalrymp'o of tho gambling Hie warden answered : "How In hell can I stop It ?' Tho gambling games consist mostly of poker, Cryan ami C. K. Charlton, former principal keeper, explained. Itev. Ilryan also declared that tho smoking of inahrijiiana ( flower of the hemp plant) fs extensive among the tonviets. The drug, he said, 1 obtained from the hemp hauled into the prison yard, "It Ih worso than opium," ho said, r Ho, said the, discipline js very lax as compared to that '. which exiHted when he first beenmo prison chap lain. - . . , Testifying ns to the discipline maintained nt the prison, Guard Murphy dot hired that "from 'my point of view there is no such a thing as discipline.'.' Murphy 1ms been a guard at the prison under five different ndministrtitions. "The convicts are running tho In stitution and are gaining ground constantly," said Murphy. YAKIMA, Wash.. Aug. 1!). Organ ization of a national body to bo known as the Allied I'atmos Patriots of the I'nfted States was announced here today by the filing of articles of incorporation in iwhich former lead ers of -Hie K u Klux Klan figure largely. i A. Hogers, who has been a k Inn organizer, has been listed us president of the organization which proposes to cany on an educational I campaign and Wayne Denver, secre tary of the local klan office, is now neeretary of the I'atmos Patriots and 1 l.oslie Uosc, picked last fall to run . for governor under klan auspices, is olio of (he trustees. It, Is the Inten tion to hold a national convention of th urder in Itisa at Yakima. scoi:i:s iii: iv i: plosion- (Continued i.'rom Pago One) Wall Street Report NEW YOniC, Aug. Ht. Today's Btock market was forced to contend wit ha largo volume of realizing and short sales but they- were generally well ahsorhed. Mulllsh operations were encouraged by the Belgian debt agreement, reenrd-hrcaking car load ing reports and stiffening noiiferroun metal prices. Total sales approxi mated 1,000,000 shares. Kl.liLY NHAU (iHAXTS PASS. (Continued From Page One) Investigated today. The girl Is said to be out of the city. More KiiMHM'tM ltcportcd TACOMA. Aug. lit. A. P. ) Ta coma police officers early today were notified that three men believed lit lie the trio who escaped from the Oregon prison last Wednesday night, had fired on a truck ten uiiles north of Oentrnlia nt midnight. Tho report came from pence officers nt Chehalis who stated that Churlcx Taylor, n trunk driver for n Pnyaltup transportation firm, noticed an automobile- roadster standing near an oil station- while hn whs going to Chohn lis. An he slowed down out of curios ity he obtained n good, view of (he threo men, he staled, nnd declared that they closely resembled newspaper photographs of the escaped convicts. All wero unshaven, he asserted. Apparently believing the truck wan stopping, one of the trio fired at the driver, the bullet penetrating the windshield and punning clone to Tay lor. As Taylor speeded up at this hint he looked back and saw the roadster ct under way, heading north. HttATTM-:, Aug. Ht.-tA. P.) The threo escaped slayers from the Ore Ron penitentiary, Tom Murray, Kiln worth Kelly nnd .lames Wlllns, are headed for this vicinity and plan to visit the parents of Murray, who live ott Hulnbrtdge Island in Puget Sound, west of Seattle, was the belief ex pressed by police here tonlsht. All roads to Seattle were heavily guarded and sheriff's depmiiH went to IJalnhridge Island to hv in rcndtucK to close In on 'the convlctH should they appear. PKND1.KTON. Ore,. Aug. t!. Three men, claimed to cloudy re semble Murray, Wlllos ml Kelly, uccompaiiled by a woman, were seen In I'mutlltn, lut night, according to reports reaching here. A (More was reported robbed during the PlKht at Irrlgonncar Ptuiitllln. The sheriff's of lice ih working on tho ca4 and fingerprint found will be rx.imlned. Oil Tender Burned to Death. LKW1STOWN, Mont., , A it if. ..19 (A, P.I Jack Courth, u still tender at Hie oil refining- plant or tho LewiH town Oil &. Helliilng compony plant here, was burned to death nnd a con siderable amount of oil destroyed in a fire which broke out In the still this afternoon. Tho loss has not beou ascertained. up by passing boats. Others climbed lo the gunwales and attempted to reach the top deck. Helping hands were lowered to aid them in their rush for rafety. Pouts were lowered when It was thought the crnft was going to sink, while life rafts and deck gear were tossed overbourd. Many or the victims failed to hear the report and their warning was the swift rush of deadly steam which trapped them. Those who snw the dis aster from the shore described a largo burst of black smoke which shot from the steamer. This was followed by j jthe steam which enveloped tiie entire boat. I As McVey benched ' tho ship launches sent out by the hai tle.shlp 1 Wyoming, the scout cruisers Denver and Haleigh, the lender Dobbin and j scorns of - torpedo boat de.-uroycrs swnrmed about. 1 Cnnk with gas. tf THE FASHION SHOP DRESSMAKING and MILLINERY Hand Pleating, Smocking, Embroidering Mrs. Myrtle W. Andrews Mrs. Lenna West PHONE NO. 1181 FOURTH FLOOR, TAKE ELEVATOR MEDFORD. BUILDING NOW PLAYING! AS BIG AS THE BIGGEST SHE'S EVER GIVEN AS WONDERFUL AS THE GREATEST OF HER KIND. CORINNE Kenneth H.irlan nnd Harrlton Ford and Nita Naldl all in support of tha Su 9reme Corlnne that aromltea great Jrama. COHtEOY NEWS RIALTO FRIDAY TOM MIX and TONY in 2ANE CREY'S "RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE" o The Final August Sale Days Bring Still Greater Savings Now for a Whirlwind Clean Sweep of all Summer Goods Every Department Represented. Sale Opens Thursday, August 20 FINAL REDUCTIONS ON DRESSES TOMORROW EVERY SUMMER DRESS GOING FOR HALF PRICE AND LESS $25 Dresses $17 AS 50 stunning new Dresses; miido of Georgette . and Lace , French .Voiles and $12.50 Dresses $4.95 r0 beautiful new Wash Dresses, L'Aiglan styles, all' fast colors; made of Linens,' n-lWi jlfiV11''8" Ji'oadcloths, Dot- : : if $4.95 ted Swisses' and Ginghams. Sizes 1(i to 4(1, up to $12.50 values. V i n a 1 reduction price tomorrow, each See our new line of Fall and Winter Dresses, in both Silk anil Wool. Final Clean-up of Skirts $15 Skirts $5 .Just about 20 in this lot, consisting of pleated and plain styles, made of Wool Crepes, Flannels and lfoshanara Crepes; all good colors; up lo values. DC Of Final sale price, each PJUU $20 Skirts $9.95 The balance of our high class Skirts, mado of plain-and fancy wools, best quality IJoshanara . Crepe, also white Flannel. Come in the new flare and kick pleat ' styles. Up to $20.00 values. Q Qg. Final sale price, each $10 Petticoats $4.45 Women 's Silk -Jersey Petticoats in all the new shades. Splendid quality; ,upto .$10 values. Final sale price, $4 45 Final Clean-up of Waists Women's.. Wash Dlouses; made of Broad cloths and Dimities in lavender, pink and hliie; up to $1.00 values. tj" CQ Final sale price, Pnh .: P 1 EXTRA SPECIAL Women's Silk Dlouses, trimmed with beads and embroi dery; all colors. Final 1 p reduction sale :..2 llCC SWEATERS Silk and Wool Slip Over, styles! up to $-1.00 values. d0 QC Sale price Tho balance of our Sweatee, tunic and coat slyles in all colors, 1 going in this sale at 2 "RAYON" SILK PETTICOATS and SLIPS in light and dark colors. Real $4.00 values. Final sale fc1 gQ price, each v -' Price $18 Dresses $8.95 A , wonderful selection of women's Tub Silk, French Voile and all-over Embroi dery Dresses; all this sea son's latest ' styles; up to $18 values. Final QC sale price, each J07J- $6 Dresses $2.45 Women's Street and House Dresses; made of fast color Suiting Gingham and Silk ette and English Droad clotli.' Up to'$(i.00 values. Final sale CO AK Net, Satin Faced Canton', Printed iCrepes and all Wool Flannels;, all good styles and colors. Sold reg ularly up to $25.00. Final 'Z:. $11.45 price, each First Showing of Fall Millinery Our buyer has just returned from the market and has on display in our millinery depart ment the latest; modes in hats for fall and winter wear. We invite your inspection. No obligation to buy. Final Clean-up of Coats LOT 1 Consisting of all our Summer Coats that sold all season up to $30.00. This includes Coats made of Poiret . Twills, Georgette Velveteen and white Flannel. jQ QK For final .clearance tomorrow, each P LOT 2 Including all of our better Summer Coats, made of Black Satin, fur trimmed, Silk Bengnline, Poiret Sheens and other materials with Crepe Silk linings. b'or.a final clearance tomorrow, we arc offering (1 Q QC these Coats at, each VLV,VJ EXTRA SPECIAL Women's Corduroy Breakfast Coats, also Crepe ' K'imonns in both plain and flowered styles; up to $5.95 values. Final clearance M QjX price, each . Final Sale of Underwear "Richelieu" Glove Silk Vests in orchid, black and flesh. Regular price $2.25. Sale price, $1.69 each Women's Voile Gowns, trimmed in Val Lace and Embroi dery, $2.25 values. Final sale $1.69 price, each . : Miller Wrap-Around and Back Lace Corsets; $59 $1.85 values. Now, pair - Children's Crepe Bloomers in nil colors; 25c :!9c values. Now, pa,ir Women's "Rayon" Knit Silk Slips in nil colors. Real $5.00 values. (JJO CQ Kinal sale price, each iPO.UCJ Slipwell Slips, shadow proof hem, in laven der, white, pink and peach, djl QC $2.25 values. Now, cadi ............ FINAL CLEAN-UP 20c Gingham 12 l-2c 27 inches wide, good quality, fine range of colors. Real 20 value. 12V2C :i2-inch Devonshire Cloth, short ends, r5e value. OC This sale, yard OK. Waste Paper Baskets Cvoered with Cretonne; regular $1.25 values. Final sale 7EjC price, each o(i-ineh Curtain Scrim in plain, striped and barred; comes in cream nnd white. Regular price 1!V. This sale, iKr yard 10C $2 Dress Goods 89c Consisting of Wotd Serges, Chal lies, Crepes and Checks, suitable for school Dresses; up to $2.00 values. oClean-up sale 39 C j'l H V , tlltl I Mail Orders Promtfly Filled, Postage Prepaid OF WASH GOODS AND DOMESTICS Bleached Muslin 0G inches wide, fine soft . finish quality. Regular price 2oc! 1 Q This sale, yard .' 1 White Indian Head Muslin, 33 inches wide, 35c grade. 9 tip Now, yard 81-in. "Wearwell" Sheeting, taped edge, good grade. Regular price (i!)c. On sale . hHC tomorrow, yard . 42 and 45-inch "Daisy" Pillow Cases. Regular price 39c. OC This sale, each . 36-inch Pajama Cloth in green, peach, blue, pink and white, .29c value.' This sale, ? yard v Matting Seat Covers for nutos, 75c values. Now, , ACkfr each .. 5JV -Agents for Butterick Patterns EXTRA SPECIAL $1.25 Wash Goods 29c Consisting of Voiles, Broad cloths, Crepes, Poplins, Linens and Swisses; all good colors and qualities, 36 and 40 inches wide. Sold all season up to $1.25 n yard. Final clean-up sale tomorrow, OQ yard CZJ1 Mann's Dept. Store THE 8T0RE FOR EVERYBODY Phone 486487 - Medford, Of gon Cook vtlth ii.is.