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MKDfORT) MATTi TftrRTTNK EDFORT), ORATION, FRIDAY, NOVKMBKR If,, ID'2'e
PACE TCTOTTT
EARTH lift
IN CALiFORNiA
CAUSE ALARM
MijiiIkM. (y hu tremuiH continued for
a half hnur. The wi-ainer rur'u
I4Ktiiitiitnil tin chiller of the H
turbiinrtt tn to ,100 miles from Ma
nllu. o (lurniiiru wui rcaortei. al
' i'lutiuh ItuiltliiiKH lit Manila wcr
f Mhiiken perci'iJllMy.
Allowing for ) i ff tren eo In time,
: tin HcriuUH Hurtliii!iike reconled to-
iiy on the nelniniKtph at (IfOiKe-
litwn uiilvei-Hfly was the idcnliiul one
felt at Manila ut 8:15 tonight. Ma
ni hi 1h thirteen houiH ahead of W'ubIi-
iiiKtun In time.
; known art connulhHeui', 11(1 ut hit
jhitme shortly after nine o'clock this
inoinliiff.
Kt rick en SuiW.iy with pneumonia
Mr. Lilihey nhuweil Hale reuiHlunce to
tin ruviiK H of the I)hl'hhc.
Mr. 1-ibltcy Npent hiw wumineiH In
10 u tope ami IiIh win tori In I'alifurnlu.
lie recently gave the Toledo inutit-um
of urt more than $ 1 ,000,000.
AKJ1KAMJ WOMAN' SLAIN'
Residents of Anaheim Awak
' ened By Severe Earthquake
. ,' Shocks Manila Is Badly
Shaken Disturbances Reg
. istered at Washington.
"ANAHISIM, al., Nov. IJi. (A. I.
. ftiirlli trcmorH of sufficient force
to awaken many renidenl, were fel
here at three o'clock thlH morninK.
vahhix;t,n- ov- ia- fA-
A aeriouH earlhiiuaku apparently
centering at a icruitt dlHtuncc from
VanlilHKloii left its record today on
the HelsmoBraphs of (ieornclown unl
venUty. It liPKun at G:12 a. m., east
ern time, and still wuh In pron-sH
ot 9:40 n. m. Father Tundorff. in
Chance, of the inHtrumcntH, di'Hcillied
the shock an "very severe." !
V I ( TO HI A t 1 1. C., Nov. 1 3. (A.
t I'.) An earthquake about half the
intenUy that devaHtnted Tokyo and
, Yokohama, September 1, 1923, wa
rcKiHtered at the Conzalcn heihtx
I oltHervatory here today. The lndi
i rated center wan 5X00 miles away
, in the direction of Formosa.
The Noted Dead
(Continued from pane 1.)
MOW VOHK, Nov. 13. (A. P.)
Kohert C. Wrenn, f3, famouH tennis
player and all-around athlete Is dead.
.National champion for four years,
ii second baseman anil a quarterback
at Harvard, a Itoosevejt Itoufih Illdor
during the Spanish war, a major In
the ah- service during the World war,
lie died last nlht in his apartment
here of DrlKht's disease. For 25 years
he had heen a member of the Xew
York slock exchange.
'MANILA. Nov. 13. fA. I) A
strong eartlninake occurred al 8:1.1
1 VOI.KIK), Ohio, Nov. 13. Kdward
1 ruiumond IJIihcy, miillonaire kIhhh
luaiiut'aeiui-er and internationally
friends telephoned her house, be
cause of her non-arrival, they re
ceived no answer. Sounds which
iniKlit have been plntol shots were
heard between l and 2 i'clock by a
nearby neighbor, but who, because of
entertatnlnte comtany, failed to re
gard the sounds uh of any special
siKnifica nee.
As ustnil yesterday, Mr. Neil came
for 1 u nch from t he Ash la nd Crea m-
ery. where ho is employed. The only
thinff out of the ordinary at the
luncheon, ho said, was the fact that
J ill yon who had been a boarder with
the Nell's for five or more years
past, did not eat. Mr. Neil left the
bouse at 12:4r to return to hbj du
ties and shortly after 4 o'clock was
told tho tragic, news. IiiHt evening
hu was on the verno of collapse and
is under tho doctor's care today.
For years liny .lillson had been a
friend of the Neil's according to
friends and relatives of the family.
Mo had been u ranch bund for Mr.
Neil ' when he operated a ranch Jn
the Dead Indian country over. 1 0 j
years uko. When they moved toj
Ashland, Jlllson became their hoard-'
er. Trouble was a think' that Is Butdi
never to have been experienced be-1
fore between him and tho family and
In addition he was devoted to the
children, of which Mr. and Mrs. Neil
had three. In turn, Mrs. Nell, nc
corditif; to an aunt, "did much fori
him, did him many favoiband this
in what she sot, j
Jillson had , a general reputation,
of being a law uuid!nn citizen. Ho!
was a night clerk at tho Southern j
I'acltic railroad depot ut A nit land and
has u futher and mother, together
with other relatives living In that
city. -
Several letters in hifl personal of-'
feffts found in his room may lead to
throwing new light on tho motives i
for tho crime.
Mrs. Nell, whose maiden name was'
Clara M. Loosley, Is tho daughter of;
Mr. and Mrs. Oeorgo Ioosley of
Klamath Falls, well-known Klamath,
county reHidents. They arrived l'i
Ashland last evening for a visit wlthj
their duughter entirely ignorant of j
tho tragedy, until their arrival. Mrs. j
Neil was a member of several lodges
and was an officer of the JOastern j
Star. She Is said to have been an ,
accomplished musician and often
young folkn organised In orchestras
or otherwise, came to her house to
practise, she was born In Klamath
county and' In her immediate family
leaves her husband, Fred II., and
three children, Joseph, 18, Fred
erick, ic, and Jean, 8.
Funeral arrangements will be made
later through Deputy Coroner II. C.
Stock ut Ashland.
Cook with gas.
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A large and better assortment of
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MANN'S
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE; NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE
November Sale of Winter Coats at MANN'S
The Most SENSATIONAL VALUES Offered This Season
Be Here Early Saturday Morning Before the Best Are Sold Store Opens at 8 a. m., Closes at 8:30 p. m.
100 New Coats Just In From
.New York
100 New Coats Just In From
New York
Purchased especially for us by our buyer in New York
away below regular prices
LOT l-$20 Coats $12
27) splendid new ('oats; inado in 1liis season's must up-to-dute
. styles; all desirable colors; lined throughout; have good fur col
lars, all sizes, 15 to 48; every (.'oat worth $'20.00. t 1 9 f)f
November sale price, each , , . (
Lot 2 $25 coats $18
,This lot of Coats are exceptionally good values; made of lustrous
all-wool Holivia cloths and other materials. Conic in the much
wanted shades of blues, browns, tans, also black; every Coat
trimmed with good fur. Real $125.00 values. 00
Saturday, each f xOJJ
SEE BIG DISPLAY IN WINDOW.
ANOTHER BIG SALE OF DRESSES
500 Silk and Wool Dresses at Low Prices
50 beautiful new models; made of all silk materials;
every one different. Come in the pretty shades of
navy blue, brown, purple and pencil pluc. colored
and metallic embroidery trimmed, in both flare and
straight line models; up to $20.00 values. On sale
Saturday, (10 00
ach V vr.vrvr
$25.00 Dresses $15.00
A new shipment of smart; Dresses for women and
misses; made of Crepe Satin, Flat Crepe, Silk and
Velvet combinations, in a wide range of colors., in
cluding navy, pencil blue, tan, brown and purple;
also a beautiful line of Wool Dresses. I'p to $25.00
values. Saturday, $15.00
New "Miss Manhattan" Dresses Just in; priced from $29.50
to $19.50
New Anthony Dresses for afternoon and evening wear.
New Irene Castle Dresses; priced from $39.50 to $59.50.
New Korrect Dresses; priced from $18.00 to $39.50.
" The Best Selection of Stylish Dresses in Southern Oregon.
SATURDAY SALE OF WOMEN'S SWEATERS
Another big shipment of the latest ideas in women's Sweaters,
in lirushcd Wool, Lumber .Jack, and Coat styles in all tho new
colors and sizes. Priced from $ 1.95 to $112.00 cadi.
Complete line of Daniel Creeu House Slippers for women and
children.
SPECIAL SALE OF BATH ROBES
Women's heavy Hath Uobes in a beautiful line of styles and color.
$5.00 values. On sale JM ff
Saturdav, each r J.UV
Purchased away below regular price by our New York
buyer
Lot3 $40 coats $25
25 wonderful fine Coats; every one different. Conic in all the
new colors for winter wear. Misses and women's sizes; all with
big fur collars; every Coat worth $40.00. $25.00
On sale Saturday, each :
25 Per Cent Discount on All Our
Better Coats
$39.50
$56.25
$67.50
$75.00
$93.75
..$112.50
SATURDAY IS CHILDREN'S DAY
Children's Winter Coats; made of all wool materials. Up to
$10.00 values. ,, $5.00
Saturday, each
New Winter Coats for children; trimmeU with fur; made of
fine all-wool materials; lined throughout; colors brown,
henna and rust, $12.50 values. . $9 95
Saturday, each
New Urushed Wool Sweater for children in tan, yellow anil
henna; comes in stripes and plain colors. tC QC
Special Saturday, each pJsJ
New Scarf and Cap Sets for children in Drushed "Wool;
colors blue and tan. On sale tO 0
Saturday, set
Children's lilack Sat hie lUoomers; all sizes, (i!)c 0c
values. Saturday, pair
Children's Pain Capes and Coats in vellow and IJO QC
blue. On sale Saturday, each VO.VJ
WOMEN'S HOUSE DRESSES
Just, received The famous "Paul Jones'' Aprons; made of
verv fine Amoskaeg (iinghanis, in all sizes; very dp OC
special Saturday, cadi Ji.iJ
"Happy Home" House Dresses, $1.50 values. t1 ff
Saturday, each
New Flannelette House Dresses for the cold l0 QC
weather; priced Saturday, each
Women's $(i0.00 Winter Coats, now
"Women's $75.00 "Winter Coats, now
Women's $90.00 Winter Coats, now
Women's $100.00 Winter Coats, now
Women's $125.00 "Winter Coats, now
Women's $150.00 Winter Coats, now
SEE BIG DISPLAY IN WINDOW
NOVEMBER CLEARANCE OF MILLINERY
Buy Your Hat Tomorrow at
Reduced Prices
Wonderful New Velvet and Silk
Combinations at Great Reductions
Women's $20.00 Velvet Hats, now $15.50
Women's $18.50 Velvet Hats, now $13.95
Women's $16.50 Trimmed Hats $11.95
Women's $12.50 Trimmed Hats, now $9.95
EXTRA SPECIAL Women's Trimmed Hats; all new styles
that sold at regular prices up to $12.)5. J7
14 1 v v
Saturday, each
Advance stvles
as any $10.00 1
Saturday, each
Advance styles in "Courier" Hats in Brocade and Satin; good
as anv $10.00 Hat in town. fc7 CH
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Medford, Oregon
M,AIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
POSTAGE PREPAID
New "Pierette" Hats in Velvet and Silk; can't be matched for
less than $8.00. Saturday, . . QQ
WOMEN'S PRINCESS SLIPS AND BLOOMERS
New "Milo Sham" Princess Slips in all the new shades; a splen
did quality. Regular price $(3.00. &a a
On sale Saturday, each iPlilO
"Golddtc" Payon Silk Bloomers, the best fitting garment made;
comes in all colors, $5.00 values. On sale Q ftC
Saturday, each JjO
SPECIAL SALE OF KIM0NAS
Women's Corduroy Kimonas in all the new bright sliades; good
styles; real o.00 values. . 4 1 Jn
Saturday, each $4.UU
AGENTSoFOR BUTTERICK PAf TERNS
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