Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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MT!TVFOTm TXTL" TRTBTTKT!, frrEDFORTJ, OT?FOONT. WEDNESDAY, A PUTT "11, lf)2S.
LINDY FLIES WITH
LOSE APPEAL TO 36 SOCIAL BELLES;
I FEDERAL COURT ACE NOT BASHFUL
Hal Hoss, Candidate
Secretary of State,
Visits Med ford
riTTSm'RC.H, Pa., April 11.
!() a cnunter art Ion of five
oiitrd Ku Klux Klanann-n tieck
Ing a receivership for t li order
lii Pennsylvania vu thrown out
of federal court here thin after
noon by Federal JliUk W. H. S.
Thomson.
Judno ThoniKon Interrupted ar
ITVmentH to hand his opinion from
the bench, lie held the federal
cdurt was without jurisdiction und
ttmt the queHtion of a rereiver
alilp and accounting for money
collected In 1'ennHylvanlu by the
klnn wan a matter for the ulute
cdurtH.
.Ohurwes that Imperial AVTnni
IUi.um Kvanri of Iho Ku Klux
ICldn used klan 'money to fiMter
murder, rlotH, arson and other
oet of violence were made In
court by Van It. Ilarrlrkman, at
torney for deposed members who
peek a receivership for the order
Jn Pennsylvania.
fin a heated argument with klan
counsel, ) turrit kinnn, lihnm'lf a
defendant In a suit filed by the
t fin, said that Evhhh not only
misused the funds of the order
hui had boasted lie was the order
upil that he could elect presi
dents control congress, dominate
courts and overthrow state K"V
ornments. ;
Hal II ohm of OrcK"n City, 1m
one of the prominent upstate men
who Is down to attend Die yauiu
banquet at Ashland touiKht. Jte
Kpent a few hours In .Med ford
T
The Noted Dead
SANTA BARBARA. Cat.. April)
10. (fl Thlriynlx lri mombiTu
of Santa liurbaru'a erliiHlve Mon- ;
tec-Ho society et todny went about
hniKKlUK of their newest adven
ture. i "I rode with l.lndy yesterday," .
; was a stock in trade phrase today,
uttered proudly ami often by the
southland helela who were forlu
' rate enough to accompany Colonel
! Charles A. Lindbergh on one of his
j nine air trips he made yesterday In
his new plane.
I America's aerial trail Mazer was
111 a fine fettle and not at all Kill
I shy, as he has so often been paint
'ed. ills cheery smile, uhsent for
I Iho past few days; was much in
evidence nunln. The trips were
i marie from Carpenterla where I.lnd-
j berKh's new plane Is lielll housed. '
Last nlKht l.lnriheruhr bid Kood
I hye to Harry F. (iuKKenheim. pres
i Ident or the Daniel (iuKKenheim
I foundation for the promotion of
I aeronautics, and his self styled
j "month by month employer."
(liKKeuhelm left for San Fran
I cisco and is expected to spend sev
j ernl weeks In the bay city and In
I the 1'aciflc northwest before re
; ttirnlnK to New York,
j With his farewell to fliiKKcnhcim.
i Lindbergh forecast new future
i flights when he said to his backer,
I "I will beat you to New York."
Wednesday, d i . e to Klamath
Kalis In the afternoon and back
to Ashland today.
M r. Hosh recent ly resigned as j
private necretary (iovernor Pal-;
ternon to make tin active cam - i
paiKn for the Itepulillean nouiltm- i
Hon for secretary of Htnle, He is
well known all over the state. Is
in the newspaper business at Ore
gon City and has been secretary
of the Ktate Kdltorlal association
for years.
HAMILTON". Onl., Apr. 11. (JPf
Three member of the city coun
cil, sent to New York to Inspect
engine equipment which the city
jiroposed to purchase, bought "iar
Kain watches" on thevisli there
which had no works. It was dis
closed at a council session.
Controller Morrison revealed the
pure base at a meeting? called to
pass on the recommendation of the
three men.
The controller produced one of
the "hnrKain" watches which was
of white gold, the hands readily
arljiiNtuble and so fixed that the
winding operation would not arouse
suspicion.
"The men who made these pur
chases," said the controller, "of
fer us expert advice on the engine
equipment and speak to us In tech
nical terins," The announcement
was greeted with laughter.
The council failed to make a
choice on the $100,000 worth of
equipment the three men had In
spected, passing a motion to defer
action until l!U':t.
jia'THIN, WaleH, April 11. MN
Rjnnley John Weyman, who for al
most forty years has been writing
romances principally dealing with
French history, Is dead at the age
of 72.
j Graduated from Oxford with
honors In modern history, he pub
lished the "Story of Francis
Cluddfl" In 1HII0. From (hen until
1026 when "Queen's Folly" ap
peared, lie turned out a book a
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) (Continued from Pago One)
Witnesses, who appeared volun
tarily, are Newton ('. Chancy and
Mrs. Mary F. Chnney.
Public Interest in the case is
Intense anil the main report of the
jury Is bolny anxlounly awaited
npd It was thought that the report
would be completed this afternoon,
hiit Indications were that It will
probably not be filed until tonior-row.
KIDNAP PLOT AT
PENDLETON FOILED
rFN'lU-:T0N. tire., April 11.
ill) A near kidnaping with a death
tin eat was frustrated last night
when Kvclyn 1 lender, H, managed
to escupu from her abductor in tlfi;
north section of town. The girl,
badly frightened, told a story of
meeting the man on Mfiln street '
while on her way home. Ho of- I
fered her candy but she refused to
go, finally accompanying him '
when he threatened her with
death. The approach of pedes
trians gave the girl a chanco to
flee home. ( nly n meager de-
Hcriptlon of the man was obtained I
from the girl.
' Monday night people In a closed j
car attempted to entire Tom I
Itrooks, 1 1. Into u car, but were I
unsuccessful after a number of at-
tempts. I
DATA ON LIQUOR
FARMER ON GRILL
SALK.M, Ore., April 11. P
The monthly report of lieorge Alex
ander, stule, prohibition officer,
shows that dining the month of
March meuihi-rs of the prohibition
squad participated in Ml arrests.
Fines were assessed totaling $11,
74 ft and jail sentences totaled 2l)li
days, The. agents Heized 11775 gal
lons of inasli. ir.iu gulloiiH of liq
uor, 2u stills and one automobile.
TRIES SUICIDE
SAI.KM, Ore., April II (P) I
I While helm; milled by ngenU of,!
tiie slate fire niarHluirs office about I
a fire that destroyed his barn,, W. j
J. Iluberly. farmer, .lumped out of j
, a window In the sheriff's office last ;
I nlKhl. ran two blocks and leaped
into Mill creek. He was rescued by j
officers who said he Hater con- i
fessed
Casualties of the
Air Service
START AT DAWN
UKMJOXXKI, A I U D It O M E.
IrlHh Free Slate. April 1 1. (Pi
The trans-Atlantic flight of the
(ermaii plane Itremen, which ap
peared imimnent this evening, was
again postponed at 7:!10 p. m.
ItATOX JtolIfiF. La., April 11
A't Lieutenant Kenneth W. Ilnyd I today
of CJalveston. Texas, and Corporal i Preparations nrc under way for
Koch were killed when their air-! a start at dawn. The aviators
plane fell Into' the Mississippi river estimate they will reach New
here this afternoon. j York in :ifi hours.
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MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price. No Matter What the Price MANN'S
Wash Fabric Sale at
Mann's Dept. Store Thursday
Belmont
Percales
Sensational Sale of
HI indies v i (1 c,
fjoocl iifility,
on siilo
raid....
19c
Palm
Prints
Fast colors, 3G
inches wide, an
unusually good
quality
at
vard '
25c
Fast Colored Percale
30 inches wide in both light
and dark patterns, . suitable
fol- dresses, aprons and child
ren's wear, fabric'. QQ
s.ale price, yard
Renby Lawn
Comes in plain shades and
lovely new patterns, . fast col
ors, beautiful quality, 3(5 inch
es wide, priced, for this sale
at , 65c
yard
Washable Rayon
Tn an aluring assortment of
patterns and colors, suitable
for day-time dresses, IQr
very special", yard
Printed Dimity
Dainty new floral patterns,
printed on a fine grade of
dimity on white grounds, 3(i
inches wide, very zlf
special, yard -
A. B. C. Satinette
Guaranteed fast colors, looks
like silk, comes in exquisite
new foulard patterns, 3b' inch
es wide, special, E)Q
yard JJy
Silk an Cotton
Crepes
and rayon, looks like silk in
both texture and patterns, 3(5
inches wide, special, QCCp
Vard
Figured Suiting
In beautiful printed patterns,
suitable for smocks and dress
es, a splendid grade IQ
priced at, yard .
Fast Color Voile
40 inches wide, an exception-,
ally fine quality in a big line
of new colors, splen- Q
did value at, yard Ut
Figured Organdie
In charming new florat de
signs, a very popular cloth for
the new summer dresses,
priced at, 95 Q
vard
AFTER EASTER SALE OF COATS AND DRESSES
New Spring Coats
at $10.00 Each
$15 Dresses $9.75
for this sale
at
100 charming new silk dresses in all
the new alluring styles for spring
wear, beautiful shades, all sizes, up to
$15.00 values, priced
$9.75
$20 Dresses $15
.100 exquisite new dresses made,
of alluring new figured and
plain silks, chic new styles,
bright and dark colors, up to
20.00 values, this Q0
sale, each
Exclusive new "Anthony,"
"Welmadc" and "Peggy
Paige" dresses, sold only
at Mann's, priced from
19.75 559.50
Always Pays
. to Shop
at
Mann's First
Just 1") coats in this lot made of good,
all-wool materials, splendid styles, go
ing in this sale at, $10.00
New Spring Coats
at $14.75 Each
20 excellent new coats in this lot made
of splendid materials in plain colors
and mixtures, up to $20.00 values, this
;jhS!;u; $14.75
$30.00 Coats $24.75
Over 50 coats in this lot made of fine
tweeds and twills, all colors, many
new styles to choose from, up to $30.00
values, this big sale, $24 75
New Conde and Print zess coats at
popular prices.
Sweaters
50 new all-wool sweat
ers, every nolo r and
size, real $4.00 values,
very spe- $2.19
cial, each w
Two Big Specials in Millinery
Lovely new visea and
many other braid hats
in large a n d small
brims, come in all col
ors special, $30,5
each
Elegant n e w hair
hats in black and
pastel shades, large
and small brims, I'ea-
r;;s:$5.oo
EXTRA SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY ONLY
Muslin Bloomers
and voile stepius made, .'of
very fine quality, plain -and
lace trimmed, all shades, 'up
to 7ft, ) values,
special, each
Women's Bags
in suede, patent, snake skin
and genuine calf, nil styles,
real $3.i)5 values, $9 Q5
special, each J
75c
. Union Suits
s- '
"Women's f 1119 knit union
suits, with bodice and built
up tops, 8f)e values,
special, suit
Golden Gate Sheeting
We are selling this
famous 0-4 sheeting,
tape edge, splendid
?::!".:'': 60c
Turkish Towels
Fancy Turkish bath towels
in gold, blue, rose and laven
der, lS.3(i size, regular price
specia.,
50i
each
r -THE STORE FOB EVERYBODY" J
Fabric Style Show
Thursday Afternoon
at 2:30
Dresses made from materials in our
fabric department will be shown on
live models. Don't miss it.
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid a. Agents for Butterick Pattern!
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