Medford mail tribune., April 13, 1928, Page 8, Image 8

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LOCAL MEN BUY
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HOLCOMB SPRG
DECISION
will develop;
I have been tht Genua" monop'ne
Bremen, wai lden'.lfteu a l.itU of
Hubert K. yattw of thin rity who
whh eruUlnK nluns the coa.il In
hope of nie-iintf the ti uim Atlantic
flieiK.
In a telephone cull to thin city
thin afternoon l,ieutirmnt Fok
reported thut he had flown about
fifty itiileH beyond J 'tut land with
out (liM-ovfi'liiK any trace of the
(Jet tiutn plane. VtmtdlUy whn im.oi-
nvt excceditiK five inlli-H. He turn
ed lirick Hiitt In tided at !d (rh- 1
jard. As his plane was seen flying
'along the coaxt in a ouihwejtterly
dltt-ction. It was mistaken for the
Hreini-n until coast Kuardmuen at
fape Kiizabeth. Maine. dixtin
Riiished that it wax a biplane No.
11-4H.
HKKLIN, April 1 3. (A) As the
Iiouih clipped by without newa of
the JunkeiH plane Hie men. upitre
h riniun Inevumd uh to the fate
of the uviatoiH. The offlcea of the
AsffcifitPd TreKS wcie flooded with
telephone inu,uirfe.
Wather bulletins from differ
ent fMiurc-.H were enly scrutinized
I by the puttie and (iermans eagerly
idntcUMted the chance that the JJre
j men may have turned to the
Houthwet to uvold a l.w-presure
i areu.
YAKMOt'TII. X. S.. April 1J.
I By the Canadian Pre). An un
I cuii fii tned ieioi t mated that the
! Itrcuien pasxed over Yarmouth at
1 1 1 -4 S today eastern Mtundard time.
I POSTON, April 1J. UPi Word
wan received at the navy yard here
! today that the naval radio vtatiun
j at Har Harbor, Maine, had picked
: up a mesKage went from St. John,
N. I., which read:
"Hremen patMed over Yarmouth
15:30 a. m."
It was thought at the navy yard
that "p.m." might have been
meant. There wan no confirmation
of the nienxage.
RATH. Maine, April 13. (fp,
k-oait guardsmen at Popham . bordering the Bay of Fundy, but It
j Beach, at the mouth of the Kenne- j waa point' out that the craft
bee river, reported that they heard probably paaaed over this district
Ithe whirr of an airplane at 1:20 .without being detected, owing to
! o'clock eastern standard t':e. this i the height at which It was flying.
afternoon and finally Righted one : Clarence Patterson, an overseas
flying very high and headed west. man. said he heard the plane for
1 They said the plane waa so far j five minutes while working here
luff they could not get any distin- i but did not see it. The weather
! guishlng mark.. I Hear. Both Captain Bark-
j Kfforia were being made to house and Mr. Patterson said no
I ascertain if the plane was seen or , other plane was known to he
'heard farther west, on the coast -operating in the district.
Ned Slusser and Fay Dia- g1
mond to Take Charge of
Federal Jurist, in Opinion,! Sams Valley Property
Brands Organization As j June 1 Water Said to
'Unlawful and With Filthy;
Hands' Imperial Wiz-j
ard Is Surprise Witness'
Possess Medical Proper
ties of High Value.
The Unicorn b Mineral Firings,
situated In Hams Valley, 19 miles j;
PITTSnimO, Pa., April 13. (JP) from Mdford. and said to possess ; j
The. suit of the Ku Klux Klun ; miraculous medicinal properties,!:
for an Injunction attains lor- I were purchased from their former ji
roer members wan dismissed in i owner this week by Fay Diamond,';
federal court here today by .Indue ! local Jeweler and N. W. Klusser, '
V. 8. Thompson, who placed the i owner of the Klusser barber shopi!
Cont upon the plaintiff. ion Main street, who will take pos- ! :
Part of the court's opinion read: session of the 40 acres upon which j;
"This unlawful organization an j the springs are situated, June l.ij
destructive to the rights and lib- j Oilier property In the same district i
erties of the people has come in j and said to possess water contain-j:
court ahkiiiff for equity for Injunc jing the same elements was recent- J;
tire, or other relief. They come I ly purchased by fieorge K. Fei-gu;;
with filthy hands and can get no I son. a world wnr veteran, who1:
Bsistaiice here." (claims to have found it beneficial1:
to his health. ' :
PITTSlUJHCi. Pa.. April 13. -( I The Holromb Sprinss are said to i
Dr. Hiram Kvans. Imperial ; have effected an absolute cure on , :
wizard of the Ku Klux Klnn, was! three abandoned cases of tubei m-I :
tt Htirprisu witness in federul court 1 b,sM in the last two years, several i
today In the vnwt of the Klnn j . asis of uh emted stomach, one '
ngulnst five former meinhers. The hup. case of tuberculosis of the
Impel Inl wizard denied tpstlmnny bowels, and several cases of kidney :
:f defense wltnesHes thai KIiimb- ; trouble, as well an countless other!:
men had burned a negro near Ter-'ailments. I:
rell, Texas, in the fall of liC'O. Following nn analysis of the':
After staling that he held the I water In the (Viivalli laboratory,;:
office of Imperial wizard since it was approved by the r. S. Board :
Evans was told by John V. ,0f Health which group broadcasted !
Connaughlon, Klnn attorney, that j a detailed sKitemcnt of lis proper, j:
luiHiK-e . iiuuiim, loiiin-r iuiifiB ' ues aim lieuitu-tcivliiu uual ties '
DRESSES AND COATS
Here are some excellent values in coats and dress
EE es, for separate use or combined, are just fine for
ensembles.
H Dresses
H 150 dresses some of plain flat crepes.
georgettes and printed crepes and
satins. The stvles are of course the
latest, a good '$15.00 y C
55 value,, special J
If Coats
"Women's coats of tweed and sport
mixtures, sized 1 J to 42, lined and
unlined styles, special up to $15.00
values, for Saturday, (Din OH
ICIunsmim, hail (ratified thut Hie
fate of a nr'trn liad lj(,n riWntel
lu tho I),iIIhb IoiIkc and that lutir
tho ni'Kro waH taken nut. tarred
and oiled, and then net nn fire, late
in liiil.
larue I'ul'lliiml
"No siieh oeenrrence ever took jxprinK Imlililen nut of a wili
place." uld Kvhiih. lie deelnied : which In mil. I in in. rl h
jver one ut th
hrondeaHt statlonH.
The wnler l atd tn iuih.hi'hx Im-. i
sldeH iiIIht eleinentH. lij:iKnfNi:i, j
llthla, sndlum lilcarliuniiti.. moiIIimii
ehhirldf, Hlll.sa and mi-rcurv. The I
lid rock, !
wnien id hiiiii In lie rich n pin.
that tn the rail of lH.'O there were j miliar.
no Klansnien In Dalian, and that .Mr. niniiinnd nnd X'r. simmer I
the first Klanmnen were taken lntonre concerned now with plans for!
the order there In 1921. I improving the ronil In the llnlconili '
no nid inui lit inai tune mere ! hihiiikh. and are cnniemphitlnK
were no KlanHmun In Dallas, where I Die eMtithlLshinK of an extenHivc re
Ihe fate of the nei;ro. the defense I mirt and canii ground for the
contended, was tllnousHed. Kvans j iiceominoilatjon of local re.sidentH,
testified thut he tried to Btop a (ami tourists, attracted here during
Klun parado in Carnegie, ln., when
one KlanHmun was killed during
a riot, suylng tho parade was held
when the police told the Klunstuen
they could sIhko Ihe demonstration
IT It wus peaceful. He denied thut
lie ever said r'lols would Increase
Klun nieinhershlp and said ho had
never ordered Klunsmeu to whip
pnyono.
The Imperial wizard don led thai
"hlucta rohe," or "night rider.'
ihe summer months.
An offer from n group of med.
cal men, to purchase Ihe nionertv
unci eslahllsh n sanitarium In that I
locality, whs rejected liy tho new ;
owners on account of the posslhll- '
Its' or omei'cliillzlUK tho water
to such an extent that It would he !
put out of Ihe reach or poor 1
people who eiioio In search or I
cures. i
"W'e want every one to have
gangs existed within the Klun andic'iuiil chance, and will conduct lt::
Haiti that In all his life he had, 'In such u way tli.u rich ami poorj
never ordered un'y, lioinhlngH. Asked alike can he ln netlied l.y lis won-:
if Klansnien were' forced to "take j tlerful properties," said .Mr. .sius-l:
a hlond-ciirdllug ntith" tn follow ! ser this morntiiK- "Wo are tuning z
him blindly, he snid thn first diitvto dn what we run to Improve the
nf n Klansman was tn ahhle hy tho
1(wb of tho I nited States.
COOS BAY FOLKS
m no s)irins and h veiup ;
the jirtijeet Into a real asset, for the )
eity if Mednrd.
mt km k x vk it i r i : !
(Continued trom Page One.)
ers seemed chiefly concerned with
trying to find out how much hm
Ker the hremen could stay In the
air. If. no mishap h:id hefnllen
already.
MARH11Kirci.Il, Ore.. April 13.
(A't More thnn TiOO persons from
(?oos ami Curry counties attended
the nnnunl Marshfield ehamher of
enmmerce h;inquet lust niht. Sev
eral state officials, IncluilhiK itv
ernor I. 1.. 1'nttevson. attended.
(lovernor I'utte rtun left at 9
n. m. today for Salem.
In his addrerM at the h.inquet
flovernor I'attersnn traced the suv
Iiikm nuide hy the slat" purchasInK
nent and the homd of control. J..
11. Hen n. iiuiuImt of the sta'e pul-
lie service ciinimlssion. tut id the
(imposed Kiist - Vist ra 1 1 road i n
Oregon was sure to k through. He
snld Coos liny wits the logical west
ern terminus.
I lea tint; In-fore the Interslu'e
commerce commission June to on
ie proposed road, ho derhn-ed.
would develop a preut deal of evl
!eneo in favor of the lino. Some
rnllmnd, he hellcved, would volun
tarily huild from ('rune to Odell.
ItONTON April 13. (Tj Ileports
of unidentified airplanes seen nt a
half dozen scattered points In Now
j Knctand today kept watchers for
the (mu nmn trans-Atlantic phi no
i Hremen husy without hri:;HinK to
tiKht nny ilefi lnlte information.
( Weather conditions through most
j of New KiiKlunil wei r clear nnd a
, watch was maintained alonu the
enllirt const from Kastporl, Maine,
south to Lontf I.shmd. Ships ami
radio station were on the alert fur
any sight f the plane or nny wire
less message from point:; along the
route the llromcti was exnecu-d to
'follow upon Its arrived on the
j American side of the Atlantic,
j uliscrvors at Nashua, reported
, havlnn seen n piano flying high
I i hove that city hut they were un
, utile to distinguish any Identifying
murks. , simuar report came
trom Windham, N. 11.. and Inter
from Ma.ssnchusetiH iiulnts In the
vicinity of Worcester. None of the
ohyorvers was aide to Identify the
plane.
ILL
CONCuHIi, ,N. M., April 13. (.Tl
An aliotane slulili-H ut Hvii
'points along ihe Maine coast lotltiy
Icaillm; In Hi,, belief 1 1, , I t ,,.,
. BACK AL S1IH N0.L.
' HPOK'AXE. Wnsh,. April U
(P) - Democrats of Washington
fathered here today In their
fitnto convention, with everything
apparently i,repnred for select lor.
Helped bv Lvdia EL Pink-
pnred for seiectlor. t if n o i
this afternoon of delegation to mm V egeiaDie OniDOUna
the nntiumrf (rntherlnff committed ,
to the hotHinntlon of Governor ( Faitlmvrn, Ms. "I nm takitm
Smith nf Nw York. 'Lvdia K. Tinkhsnrs Veeeliilile I'mn.
. jingnier ' ana nppiniise pur.r
tllated the - keynote address hy
S. A. nullelt. head of the parly
ticket two yenra ago nn a cumll
date for l.'nlled Hlnten sennlor.
Nlurh of his iipeoih. which was
liroMilcast over radio atntlons at
Spokane. Seattle and . Portland,
trim devoted tn nn arraignment of
the administration of Governor
Hartley. repuhllcan.
; Ulectlon of tleoiue Chrlstensen
of Stevenson In aueceed himself
Cillil
Dresses $ 9.75
Coats $10.00
Ensemble $19.75
Afternoon Dresses
A nice fresh assortment of fine afternoon
frocks, ininted chiffons, georgettes in dainty
floral designs and some Indian jrints. Kach
one with that little individual touch ncccssarv
to style garments
Kneli
New Wash Frocks
A new assortment of sleeveless sport model
wash frocks, linens and rayons in print's, all
sizes, priced from
$9.75 to $14.95
Scarfs
Triangular scarfs of crepe
de chene, heavy quality in
about ten color combina
tions, up to $1.7;) values,
Saturday, 1? 1 AQi
jMHind during the
(' lis aire of Life.
U lien I feel nerv
ous and run down
my 1m -,hii nd p'ts
me a Isttlle right
Husy. It is A
preat help to me
nnd 1 think that
mi m
I
$39.75
each
Neckwear
each
'Women's 'collar and cuff sets in linen, pique,
fine lawn and organdie. These are shown with
lace edgings, bindings, polka dots, stitched and
floral designs, suitable voiles, organdies, and
other summer materials, C Q
Children's
Dresses
Kast color print frocks for
children, and short
sleevea, pun tie and regular
style. Organelle and hroad
cloth trim, 4 to 14 year Bizes,
Bpecial
S1.00
L'Atelon dresses. The beat
to he had. Voiles, organdies,
prints and linens, 2 to 6 year
sizes, from
S2.25 to $5.95
, Dresses
A large group of fine new silk dress
es in printed flat crepes and georg
ettes, all sorts of color combinations
made up into entrancing styles, one
arid two-pieee effects, up to $22.f)0
values, for Saturday, 5 00
Coats
After Easter coat special. 50 new
and attractive coats, some satins,
bengolines, kasha, tweed, cape coats,
the new aviation model, some are
fur trimmed. Black, tans and mix
tures, 14 to 44 size, many $22.50 val
ues, for SI 4 7s
Saturday Plt. O
Have three outfits:
Dress $15.00
Coat ,, $14.75
Ensemble $29.75
Coats
The coats you have been waiting for, 100
of them. Broadcloths, eharmeen, silk ben
galine, tweeds and kashas, sport and dress
tyjies. Some with guaranteed two-season
lining, some tailored and fur trim sleeves,
neiieu novelty curt styles, l.i to size,
regular !f.i.).00 values,
special
SPECIAL!.. An unusual value in wool and
silk coats, i'ur trim and tailored models
with plain and printed linings. Regular
price $ 32.50, for Saturday, yg
Sweaters
New lot of children's slip-on sweaters:
fancy knit; all colors; sizes 24 JJ" CC
to 32. Special V 1 jUU
Children's all-wool sweaters; coat and slip
on style; round or V-neck; fancy and plain
knit; ages G to 12 vears. "CQ 1 Q
Special P.1I7
All-wool sweaters; slip-on and coat style;
fancy and plain knit; stripes, blocked pat
terns, crew, V-neck and student neck; sizes
from 24 to 36. Regular $4.50 dQ A Q
values. Snecinl nndi
$24.75
Millinery
Every smart woman has
a charming and individ
ual style of her own. It
is our policy to fit her
with the hat that is be
coming to her type,
whether a head-fitting,
tailored model or a grace
ful large-brimmed one, we
suit, the face, the lines of
the figure and the cut of
the hair. AVe can fit you
in hats ranging in price
from
$2.95 to $22.50
It will pay you to visit
our millinery department
and trv on the hats which
we are featur
ing for ...
Among these hats are the
lovely wide hair hats in
all colors, the small skull
hat a n cl medium size
brim, special
feature
$5.00
Belmont Percales
3G inches wide, good quality, 19c val- 1 C
ue, special for Saturday
Fast Color Percales
3li inches wide in both light and dark patterns:
suitable for dresses, aprons and chil- OQ
dren's wear, fabric sale price, yard rUJ
Washable Rayon
In an alluring assortment of patterns and
dresses. Q
m
lors. looks likc
Silk and Cotton Crepes
and rayon, looks like silk in both
'Xiure ami patterns, .o incites
wide, special.
95c
A. B. C.
Satinette
Guaranteed
silk; comes in exquisite new
foulard patterns; 3(5 inches wide;
spc
Renby Lawn
59c
('l()rs; for day-tnm
f V'r "cl'.v sl'lM''i,l- yard .
Comes in lovely new patterns;
fast colors: beautiful quality;
3(5 inches wide. Priced fEf
for this sale at, yard
Printed Dimity
Dainty new floral patterns,
printed on a fine grade of
Innity on white, grounds, .o
inches wide, very
pecial. yard
Lingerie
jWomeu's and misses bloomers, stepins and oth-
rer garments, of fine rayon, up to $1.50 values,
Saturday, special, t1 CC
each vx.vv
Nainsook pajamas, crepe and nainsook gowns,
pajamas trimmed in bands of contrasting ma
terials, gowns hand embroidered, all colors and
sizes, $1.25 values, QC
Saturday VO C
Garter belts made of a fine quality silk elastic
and satin trimmed with dainty (j "1 1 Q
ribbon flower, all sizes
Hose
Women's Theme chiffon silk hose, silk top,
heel, toe and sole, all the new J?0 C(
shades, $2.19 value, special ;P.UU
Children's fancy socks, all colors
and sizes, pair
each
Hovs' wash suits in fast colored mercerized
poplin, $1.25 value, special t 1 ff
V low
if ntliiT proiile
I ..A.. .1.1 ..I..
it when they U' SjltUl'tlaV, ViU'tl
nil run down and zzzz
... . kMwMMJ UlU- 11 MS mi-
, naimnui oonin....,., ,n. dilwtjlin, v ,.v wmlM ,, it
Cretonne Prints offering a complete line of
cretonnes and crashes for draperies, pillows,
cushions and so torth.
OHKiirMl with the Mntement hv. t ,H,ni,ti-
... . n ini,r r. I .niflinrn. ' r ...
mlpportpni or Maiiiire unminrn- Kfn m,r,u., slll tirtl fwlini;.
of Tacoinn. his only nnnminrcil nt ,,1,1, ,j 1 w K,
opponent, Ihnt ho would nut per- j npn,i, I wutild cry if miviw Iwknl
mil hl nnnie to ko liefore the j st mf ."Mks. Aha IIkhku li' - Wnsh
ronventlon thl. aflornoon. Both j ington tStret, 1-ttirimvw, .Mu.i.
lire pro-Smith.
Infants' wool sweaters in pink, blue
and white, $1.25 valuee, special, ea
35c
75c
Toiletries
Compacts by Coty, Flair, Tre-jur, Blue IJose
and other well known makes, compact anil
loose powder in double and single Qr
styles, values up to $1.75, special Z J
f "THE STORE FOW EVEPVBODV i J
n-
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S m
$5.00 I
59c I
rMONt-4dt-4e7
MCCrORCtORtwCM.
Women's Theme pure silk hose, silk 1 "I A C
to the hem, all the new . shades, pair
Rubber goods of all kinds are found in our no
tion department, including bath sprays, hot
water bottles, rubber gloves; and rubber aprons
in all styles and sizes.
Domestics
50.50-inch cotton damask lunch cloths, linen
finish, come in blue and rose bor- (t 1 1 Q
ders, each .. .. V 1.1
(i4-ineh pure lineittable damask, come in floral
patterns, $1.20 value, SlKn
special, yard OOC
81x90 housekeeper sheets made of a gaod grade
of sheeting, $1.20 values, (f
each
3(-incli white nainsook, regular
19c value, yard
$1.00 I
2Vc I
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