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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 18, 1928)
FAtTE EIGHT fEDFd-RD MATL TKTBUXE, MEDFORD, OR KG OX, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 192S nrLL mLLtU Anil Ail PAYNE S LEADING DERBY 5 BY20 HOURS i Close Finish in Bunion DALLAS, Tvxuh, May 18. (fl'j j RcpurtK ii f tlircf fh'alhs, n riiinilx-r j of pi'isoiiH Nfi'iuusly Injured am) ipropt'i'ty fliiimiKn amounting to Marathon PrnmiQPri fi-tlmllv u million ilolliui filifn'il w.. twotw in Hlowly todny from m-ntUTftl Inhn CU Cwd Unt ' f north Tt,)Iil """ juiiii oaiu, ocuunu, iiama;i,rn oklahumu that h; Cash for Wife and Fam ilyCurrier Far Behind. BRADFORD, Pa., May 18. O. C. I'yle's btutinuccra racutl the U-mfle trip to WellivMlfi. N. V., today with Pipinlmlty born of thu fact that the trek brlnH them that inui'li cloMvr tu the final goal. New York. . Tho rm.c will end at M;idl tton Hquuru Uio'ileii, Saturday, May iM.-; IIcdiliitK a lead of 20 Mount, cIkIu inlputeH nnd 2 hccoikIm over hln iuniPHt oppum-nt, A ml row Pnync! of Claremorc, Okla., wbb conceded hotter than an even elm i km to win firm prize money of I L' 5.0 (JO. -"I'm not point; to Iuk It, either,'" fiuid I'nyne. "I have, run nil alone and will riuht Uh-ouku to tho fin ish, j If 1 urn benten I will be the iivd to 'congratulate tho winner." 1 John Hnlo, reticent I'UMwnle, N. J., entry, who 1h second, cummenlcd on IiIb own chancttj: "Flrut 'placo was my f undent liopo. I have a wife and two chil dren. My wife ha worked to keep things Bolnjf while 1 have biei running bo that we will have i better future than the hard Bled ding of the pant. I may have to be content with second pluce, but even then I won't growl." Sam Rlchman, who led the 44.: miles from JamCHtown, X. V., yes terday, mild ho wpuld conserve his strength for a final dash Into New York, his homo city. Allan Currier, Rogue Hlver, Ore., flnlBhcd. yesterday lap In 0:33:29; elapsed lime 627:47:02. Hpnt by a general wind, rain and hall storm. Jlruee Coleman was killed when struck by lightning during a heavy rain und electrical storm at J'ust, Texas, J. C. I triii lee was fatally Injured in the collapso of a dance hall near JJrumwrlght, Okla., and ' Curl liuach lost his lifu wtien his automobile skidded on wet pave- 1 incut and overturned at Oilton, : Oltla. Thaiki'i-ville, Okla., with a 1 population of about 3 on, wan Htruek by a tnrnado last night, and I early reports were that nearly ! every houso there was blown from ! Its foundations. Jjirgo oil storage tanks nt Mid land and Jturk Uuinett, Texas. were Ignited by lightning and loss U'HH (Ktimiiloil nt ucVffiil liiinrli'orl tlmuHand ilollars. Uallroad tracks were wusheI out In places and telegraph und tele phone wires were down In several instances Isolatling small communities. Tho Kvorymnifs Itlblo eluss of the Christian church, entertained their wives and members of the Alpha1 Delta class with a salmon food" last evening In the recitation hull of the church. There was a large attendance und tho evening Ann an enjoyable one. An appropriate program was flven during which Miss tlenevleve brown rendered two excellent )ilanp selections. Carmen E. Melt Bans a group of songs, short talks were made by J. V. Klilrlcy, C. It. Itiiy, Mr, Hall, J. A. JUms(rect, Mrs. Mwarmstead und Mrs. Hem street, all of whlrh were optimistic for the future program of the church. In tho fish story contest. Ir. I. It. Clove won for the biggest fish, Roy Guyer was acclaimed the best fisherman, having furnished the salmon for tho evening, ami Mrs. Jx ,0. -Isuaeson of Central Point won for the best way of weighing riKh by tho scales. .Mr. Hall and Ji W, Hhhiey of MIkhoui'1 mud cat fame, utmi contested. 1 After thn program there was a pleasant social hour. Two Hiii'ing cabin planes, which will hr put on the regular run be tween San Krauclscb ami Seal tie nf the Pacific. Air Transport compuny lamlcd at the local airport this forenoon enroute to Han Kranclsco op a test run. The two planes ulong with two others will bo put Into nut lie operation by the com pany the first of June, according to pi-ONcht 'jdsns. 'K ThCfPlanea .have a capacity of f ur . piuinengfi-K and 600 pounds of najl and ure powered by 4LMI horsepower motor, making the nhips much faster than the present MiiaJler ones In use. ' r ' ' lAaron Schollars Granted Pension A special, bill introduced in the sun fit e by Chus. I,. McNary, grant ing Aaron Schollars of this city a pension of 'J0 per month, was jilgncd by lite president today. i. Mr. Scholia rs served as a team Mor in Kentucky und Tennessee in 11 en, ftntiMCHUX supply train In the battle of Mono Hlver. Their train mhh captured by Oeneral Joe AVheclrr's cavalry. Mr. Schollars served Xhru the civil war, after which ho came . west and was a teamster and packer In the regular iirmy In Colorado. Wyoming and wi'storti Nebraska, chasing Indian. Jla wan never enlisted in the regular . servU e, w hich made a .ftpccJul bill necessary. SWEM'S GIFT SHOP Introduces the New Georgelyn Ivory Dinnerware to Southern Oregon Tji'.iijiiifffiiiiiiiii 15" A 32-Piece Dinner Set $5.85 COMPOSITION OF SET I! Kn-nil mill IliitliT IMuttm li Dliinur I'IiiIbh, " hu ll ti Kiiuro DinlirH li t'lipa 6 Saucors 1 VcKulahln Dish, 7-lnrh 1 I'lHtliT. VI l'locos -0.85 EXTRA PIECES THAT CAN BE ADDED FROM OPEN STOCK Suuar mill Cri'iimrr tl.25 ; Covoroil riiH.si'niUi 1.75 (iruvy Hunt 60 I l'lcliln DIhIi 45 j Salmi riaU'H, ht iloz 2.40 I IMniii'r riiit. por diiz 3.60 t'liiw mill SuiiriM. iut lion 3.95 j Suucu DIhIkih, por ilur. 1.20 Hl lnrli rimtiMH, CIK'll 65 Hound Vt'Ki'tulili' l)lht'H nt tic mill .65 Gold Band Dinner Set $17.95 i!-iinlm IS knrnt limit .:;olil hanil nn Ivnry himc. All (ho ptwra nro lioniilltully hIiiiihmI. It In ulwiiys In exrolU'iit ttiHto lioraime of liio ulinpllilly uml lu'iitni'SH. An i-x-rilluiinl vnluo for no low n procp, t:' ilero net $17.05 t'li Ax kv AcgfiTTi:i rCnnttpo.d from Pmt Ob..) lilrl!iK tho arKUinunt of Altninny Itnbert. "on tho bo.phIU'iI Vilhle Hlifuaiuro on the $310 chock." Sena tor Kdds' IntcrpoBod an objection which caused a logal flurry, result dop in the defense flllnis a motion for a directed vordlct. which the 'court overruled, after Hun a I or Kddy had explained that It was the the ory of the state that tho alKnature of Wllklev on th $:10 check was inrmrv fiut -not hnldlno1 Chancy Kodak Film Developing Fast Mail Order Service SWEM'S EASTMAN KODAK DEALERS Master Phott Finishers MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S Annual May Sale of Ready-to-Wear At Mann's Big Store Saturday-Don't Miss It M Graduation Dresses Save Money by Buying at Mann's Just iii, 13 new while tfcortfi'tte dresses suitable for gradua tion. Ijace and flow er trimmed, all sizes. Regular sfl'j.OO val ues, on sale Saturday, !',t, ...$10.85 Marinette Sport Wear The Aristocrat of knitted goods. One-piece Marinette dresses, fine quality, fancy knit belted style. Two-piece knitted suits, plait ed skirts, plain colors with striped coats, slip-on golf and cardigan styles. Priced from $19.75 to $35.00 $2.50 Blouses S1.95 500 new wash blouses in polka dots, stripes and fancy figures in the much wanted vestee stvles on sale !?.r '$1.95 v in ii Wash Suits Something new 0 women's wash suits consisting of vestee blouse and skirt. Just the thing for out-of-door wear. t?0 QC Special, suit PJiJJ Hosiery Sale Saturday It' Pays to Buy at Mann's Theme Chiffon Hose Service weight, silk to the welt, comes in all the much wanted colors, all sizes. -Regular price .$1.9"). J "j AQk Saturday special, pair Never Mend Silk Hose All colors and sizes, splendid quality. Can't be matched for (he in o n e v anvwh'cre, Cm 5;!;:'l$i.oo Women's Kayser Silk Hose In all the popular colors. (ti Slipper heel, all sizes, special, pr Children's Fancy Socks .Ueautifnl stvles, all sizes. Regular price $1.00 Underwear Specials Women's and Misses' Corselettes made of fine coutil with inserts of elastic, lightly boned; all sizes, ?"! (( Special, cadi P 1 -UU Children's Cotton Knit Suits Waist union suits for girls. Knee length, sleeveless, all sizes; verv special OQ suit ' OZJk, Women's Lightweight Vests built up and bodice tops in both cut ton and rayon; all sizes, on sale C Q Saturday, each J7C Children's athletic union suits, elastic; and straight knee, special 85 C Special Sale of Handkerchiefs Beautiful georgette hand kerchiefs, in pastel shades, hand embroidered and hand painted styles. A dainty gift, for the. girl graduate. Real values, QC Saturdav, each WL Sensational Reductions on All Spring Coats $39.75 Values $14 In order to clean up our stock of spring coats we are offering 50 won derful coats in tweeds, broadcloths and sport mixtures. All full lined with and without fur collars these coats sold all season up to $39.75, on sale Saturday, $14 00 $40.00 Spring Coats $22.50 A marvelous group of coats selected from our regular stock made by Conde, Printzess and many other well known manufacturers, in tailored and dressy models, with and without fur. Made of fine materials such as satins, bongalines, tweeds, broadcloths, charmeen in tans, browns, mixtures, also naw and tSH black. $40. values, Saturday, each ., V&CfW Printed Silk Dresses at About the Cost of Materials $20 Values $14 Another shipment just in of dresses that sell regularly at $20.00; this lot of dresses con sist of sleeveless prints, tub silks, plain colors, in pastel shades, one- and two-piece styles, all sizes, on sale Sat urdav at Mann's D 1 A for, 'each iH $15.00 Dresses $8.75 150 wonderful new models in printed silks, printed chiffons, also plain colors in pas tel shades, also navy and black in wonder ful styles, all sizes; up to $15.00 values; $8.75 Sensational Clearance Sale of Millinery $7.50 Trimmed Hats SI 50 small, smart hats nicely trim med, sold all season up to $7.50, on sale Saturday while thev h,st, $1.00 each $6.95 Hats S3.95 50 smart hats in both small and large brims in straw, hair and silk, $6.50 values each $395 S12.50 Hats S5 100 in this lot, large and small brims, in straw, hair and silk, up to $12.50 values, eihrthl::.$5.00 Without Doubt We Carry the Biggest Stock' of Hats in Medford Special in Toilet Goods S2.00 Values 98c "Bantan" toiletries at special prices Until powder and crystals; hath crystals, all odors; bath crystals and lamp combinations and vases filled with bath crystals. $2.00 Qgc values, special Saturday, each' See Display in Window Women's Fabric Gloves With novelty cuffs in grey and beige, comes in all sizes for women, $1.25 values. gO, Saturday, pr .... Wash Suits for - Boys One to ten years, made of figured and plain suitings, last colors, on sale at, suit $125 Graduation Gift Suggestions Perfume and Toilet Waters in Flairs, Coty's, Avers and other well known makes, in all odors; compacts in filled and loose powders in single and double. Priced from' 95c to S2.25 Perfume Atomizers Priced from 95c to $4.45 each Baccalaureate Bags in Novelty Weaves Deauville Sport Flannels and Calfskin Bags These arc shown in the new shade of tan, grey, red, green, rose, blue and black combinations, priced from S2.95 to $3.95 Triangular Scarfs in georgette... These are shown in floral and blended designs in pastel t 1 CQ shades, special Saturday, each 1 jiJU c 32-Inch All Silk Broadcloth In fancv stripes; washable, fast 'color; (tO 1 Q $2.39 value. Saturday, yard P. 1 17 Big Specials in Domestics Housekeeper's Sheets 81x90 size made of a good quality of sheeting, regular price $1.00, very special "y C Saturday, each .' I vJC Pure Linen Lunch Cloths . -I4x44-inch sizes, comes in green, blue and rose borders. Regular price $1.19. 7Qr On sule Saturday, each ... Fancy Crepe Bed Spreads 81x105 sizes, conies in blue, rose and lavender stripes, verv special (10 QC Saturday, each ip&.ZJiJ o o Turkish and Huck Towels ISxHii size in plain and fancy herders, gol qual ity. Regular price 23 1 A On sale Saturday, each 1JC MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED POSTAGE PREPAID AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY" rnoNt--e6-8,o , Silk and Wash Fabrics at Special Prices Saturday :j(j-inch washable rayon in figured and plain col ors, suitable for dresses and lingerie. Pegulai. price W'c Saturday, IQj a vard T:7i 39-inch Tub Fast Figured Voile ;: In good patterns, both light and dark shades; a very good quality on sale OQ Saturday, a yard OvC 0 f k -5? 40-inch Printed Silk Voile In light and dark colors, a mii- j..:..i ...:n, .. ,.i iuiiii nun ii nin'iT iunimua up- i&fjr pearance, on sale M AK '' M ; L Saturday, a yard 1 lj M JiaiJ mrftli''' If". hut' hait mad .use pf it., ".'.-'-.j.;....;.,.: . .;. i ' .... 217 E. Main St. Medford
