Medford mail tribune., June 01, 1928, Page 4, Image 4

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PIGE f-OUR
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j SAX ANTONIO, Texas, June 1
(Pj Delegates to the biennial con
vention of the General Federation
of Women's Hubs in sesklon here I
forgot about politics, prohibition. '
elections and all of the other
weirbty problems that have occu-.
pled their time to spend today in :
play.
; This morning the second amnion
from Fort Sam Houston, the dlvl-
slon that bore the brunt of Chateau ' trade commission today charged
Thierry and many other offensives, Commissioner William K. Ilum
paraded tor the first time In Its' . h prejudiced
history before a feminine review. :
Jit officer. ,ngnlnt the Hoyul liuking I'nwiler,
r Mrs. John D. Sherman of Estes 1 i inpany to suc h an extent "at
Park, Colo., president of the federa- ;, h(, unaMr , K,vv .hp benefit:
.. :- r. .. ,i i ,.r. ei i-.i s-. n wl I r: - !
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A lovely collection of
needlework creations.
Quilted Pillow Patterns
(wool filled)
Dresser Scarfs and Vanity
Sets.
Needle Point Tapestries
Cross Stitch Rugs
Luncheon Cloths
Towels
Pillow Cases and lied
Bpreads
Da by Sheets and Pillow
Cases
Haby Dresses and Ger
trudes Baby Sacques
Ilaby Quilt lllocks
In fact, everything in
Stamped Goods.
Olossilla Silk and D. M.
C. Kmbroldery Threads.
A variety of lovely col
ors to choose from.
Ilaby Layettes finished
Q
n
Oand semi-finished our spe-
Handicraft
Shop
Phone 702
42 South Central
Across from Craterlan
Theatre
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MANN'S The Best Goods
MEN'S BROADCLOTH SHIRTS
Ouarnnteed fast colors, pre-Niii'iink liocklmiuls in jdain colois
of blue, white, or tan and fancy striped patterns. A real value
$1.19
Men's Athletic lnitii lltivs' Linen "WhsI: Soils
Suits $1.65 imkI $2.25
75 S1.50 . '.
v Hoys riijiinms
Men' Knit I'niim Suits. .tl.'J.'i viilnos
1..'.0 VHlnes. ' $1.00
Men's Light AVeiidtt
Men's Faney Dress Snx Nightshirts
, 4s 1 vnlties
05
4 puir for $1.00
Men's Linlit Weight
Hoys' Athletic Tnion I'lijitmas, eoitt or iniildy
;. . Suits styles
50nn.l65 $1.48
Hoys' Wnsli Suits Hoys' Nightshirts
$1.25 79
Hoys' Wiisli
nhlfl Unlit,
6r t0 f "THE
$1.Z5 fHONl-466-407
The
tlon, acted ag reviewing officer.
Delegate! then went on an extend
ed tour of the old SpanUh missions,
the Alamo and other pol.iu of In
terest around the city before re
pairing to an open uir park where
a frontier barbecue prepared by an
old range expert awaited tli.-m.
HEAD IS UNFAIR
WASHINGTON'. June 1. IP '
j Affidavits filed with the federal.
linn to cumnlnlnt ncndintr whi h ,
alleged unfnir nieilio-fl of coin-:
petition hy tho company." f
The affidavit were filed hy '
Freilffrlrk C. HI'rh, vlee-preHlilent j
of (he Hoynl linking I'owder com-;
pany; Mih. HftrVey W. Wiley, "'-'
rotary of the IlnufekeeperH A 111- J
nnre of WushinKtnn. ami Miiri1
i, Iilltn(;h;im, o not her member "f
tho iilllanee. ' ,
Wall Street Report
NRW YORK. June 1 . (IP)
Profit taking sales and sporadic
short selllnK Interrunted but failed
to eheck completely the resumption ;
of the upward price movement In ,
toilay's stock market. Kxtreme
kuIiib tf una Itt nonrlv tun lcnit 11 ,
half points in the mornlnti tnicllni!
were cut down, and In a few cascM
converted Into losses by the wave
of selling: which swept throuuh the
market at mid day, but prices head-!
ed upward again in the early after-,
no2I' , . .
The closinr was heavy. Wide-'
ssnread speculation for the rise was
definitely halted In tho'last half
hour of trading when the call mon
ev rate was unexpectedly raised to
Bii-. ii.... .bv
maximum, the highest for seven
yea's. Ilfltllo, wniclt had touched a
! peak of 223, nlumped to 213 and'
recessions from the day's blithest
Tuvnla van ffnm nna t tittf tioltito
elsewhere. Total sales approxlmat- i
ed S.IIH.Otin shares, i
for the Price No Matter What the Price MANN'S
Jlamiilmtmintmott
STORE OW EVEffYBODY"
MtCfOWiOkXvJN.
House of Kuppenheimer Oood Clothes
" MEDPORT) M.UT,
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't,(. OurU.lt Of UelliM-'liniii. jltuhuh-hi, t, O..- of IU fcr.-lt Olle
-m o olO llml H ia ald li aB known to Jl-sus. Nuir .st Hell yi ,
uill act aa kiihI. s to all
ll,e Internutiuiwl Mniu..ury Council
JAPAN DEFEATED
f'HICAflo. June l.-MTi Wll-
Ham Tildon II of rhlladclplil.i J
and. John llennexsy of Indian-;
... I
l'"". ""l't the Japan, so lain. o
Ahe and Voslilro idita. to ilcfeat
in the two openliu; iio;les io:iJ' h"s
"of the American zone I;' eup
i
ami Tennis club courts luday In
sirnlKht niatehes. ,
Tllden dereated 'Aim ti-s, (!-:i,
n.n. llcnncsny defealeil- (ibia,
n .. .. n
, f
Classified advertising a"s re.-uP
IM PHD CIMPICC Ci!! CMIIPPirnO u,1im ,nA 0UM I
IN LiniNbLb; M MMiioi 0EFENS BG!NS:
KUPPENHEIM
QUALITY CLOTHES
Totally urn- t'alirit' m
(cptiiiiis willi a ytnil IiImiI
dignity you'll like. Mor;;
tlian ovt'r arc tin-si' Kup
i'iilii'inu'r suits siijiri'inc
as an iiivt'stuii'iit. Kvrry
ono a ('(iiitiollftl tlcsinii
('oiifiucd solely to Kii'
1 ('iilieiiiu'r and to us.
35 to $65
Two-Piece
Summer Suit
They are light in wfiulit,
uifcly tailored and fee!
eoinl'orlaMo. .lust t li e
thing for siuuiiier wear.
$19-50 to $27-50
MEN'S DRESS STKAW
HATS
(Jemiiiie iiiiiiinias, peilal
i mis. yedtlo Siiil'i-s, sli;is.
Inyo pnniiiiitis in till the
new slttipes mill st vti-s.
$1.50 t" $7-00
Men's Bnthing Suits
.laiitzen lititliini! suits,
hoys' mnl men 's sizes,
$ t.00. $5.00. !?(;.00
llovs' Ciiltim Suits
75"i$1.00
Men's Cotton Suits
$1.00
Men's All-Wool Soils
$3.5?) to $5.00
Itojs' All
Wool Suils
$'j.:o to
$1.00
TTtTBV'NflTC, MP.DFoTiP,
'l1 BORROWED PLANE
' xf"i
V
A
Jerubaiun " " ;
now being Held there.
IPAiR If EO AS
.MKXH O t ri v, .luno I. (.Ti
Two me n we re uml. r arrest today
n ,-ouu"e:l 11 wi'll 1 1 '- sttenioted
ni::VliK of rilk into Mexico from
the lnit"d K:ateK, ami the n'.torney
, olll. u( i m has been ordi red to
l':"e 'h- country.
! n-i:i I .lose aIvhi-.z. fnrmei
n m our '
matti-iti-ate Joruc i :istane,ia Kene-
l,la:1 '" lls police
lien (In Willi ecu U ml nno'C !ii'ielM
witi expw I'd.
Ti'li-ifor.i Oimipn, on vf tl'.o
Tiiost prnmiTii nl aMornf-ys In' McSi
on, who liUM heen nincr;il Alvn
vov.' fdiiMsfl f'ir n ionir tiiiio, was-
I iilfil lh;il .In h:nl any (.-onm-i-tif.n
ui'h flit- sin u mi; 1 1 iiu i''-rntl"M'
whi li lo CiMTt-tiil .Mv.iri'x (lis-t;ti-iiil
I'l'i mliN u.aI ami It in ar-ii-t.
f- liil. mis tn l-:iv tor Ha-,
vana.
FORCED TO L
K.l:Ai'i. itnl'ii. Jiipo I. W
Th- .wj-uil-h a'lpl.'tc. le1
(Iriii j'nd-T alti'ri'ptimr t" hvaft
the ilt inee fliyht record e:tniP
low 11 ' -et ".!:. v ;-t Xasil iyall near
I'r of the I'halileoM.
( 'a pt a ins I j.'narin .limine- and
I-' 1 a i! eisco Ic.lcsiat' made n forced
'.ind'ni!. Nasliiy.ih, in Mcsnpo
t .1 tn i.i. is a ppi oxhr. iiely ilitno inllis
from Seville, fri-m which point
iiht-y started on at noon Tuesday.
cvllle
Sp iin. dispatches l-st
nitrhi cii.liiid fho iwo flif-rs with
h i Peai en tlv loan ilist-moe
i'tieht ircor.l Mt ,- ":u-.'tice
1 IciinlnTlaSn and t'hirlcs A. I.e
vinc at :t:t 11 miles mi tlnir flii;ht
to li't iuany,
tnn iililt iii iiilMii'i nf moiit-rti
if.iri'if.n tut-- -rtuMl (ur
wtn-ii wtiti ilk! Th. in:ittrll Is
V -tin. -In-. I .inri Mii.t 1 -C'ti colmr;
lir Hktrfu friittl pi'H'- . irt
It lit IlkOvK Hi 3 i..Tt, I ti Uli.'irr
1 Cll)l)ltf S FUT iwl'lt tlu sn-v'y of tho W'pstlnntl effort to prnpfrly ullllzi' the wittfr ' r-tn;QlftpH ndvprttutntr c"n rVolt C'ltsifiPfl roU-nrt isinir roputt i.
'JMl I W R ESTL I N Gil '
;9f0 - ..JStrangler LEWIS f
( i ! ! Q kvf y World's Heavyweight Champion VS. U
- & S ( ' p':- Y ' E3
ilh tV-f3iS A , State Heavyweight Champion of Ohio
uiis m V J u N E 1 1
I i 1 r4 ft t Auspices American Legion Drum Corps f
' A v iji f 'l tJ I General Admission $1.10 U
; H" y iHi -J ' ) j Reserved Seats $1.65 jjj
Q W o 1.1 3 Rows Ringside, S2.20, Including War Tax r.,
ORFflONT. FRTTVAV. JTrNB 1.
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PAN FRANCISCO. June 1 lCt
Ccclnuel Churl-s A. I.lnclberxh
landed at Mills' field shortly after
noon today, ile al:!itei I.; a lior-
rowed monoplane ill uhirh h" flew
I 'mm l-oiin I ea-h alter circling
iCrisj-y field at San Kranclnt'o and
iiIih Oakland airport. He left lxini;
Heac h at &: lu a. m. '
IXNfi HKAfil. Cul.. June 1. (VP)
Dm more (lisplayiiw; his fond
ufs f'ir (JisrfHanlins already ar
unned plans and for avoiding new
ia:er men. Colonel ('has. A. l.fml-
heruh sle an early "flight" away B
from tle muniripai airpoit nere at
: t: In a Hyun mononlune.
He headed, pvesnmahly, for San
Kranrisfo.
The plane Lindy flew wan one
inn tied in hi in h the Mnhonev
Mrpliine com puny of San Uieco,
milders of his famouH Spirit of St.
Louis, and its sister - ship, whldi
in now owns and flit;n.
Tho latter plane now is at the
VT..lw.t.t.v- f .f.tti..T lilt In
om.ilj; ,,,,
Kunph,(.r nn(I Colonwl
et kenriduo. I-indberglfs riyins
oinpanio.iHt on Mb recent trip from
; 'ew Vork, were with him when he
i left l:ere. j
OKTLAND. Ore., June 1. t,V
Tin; (h'f.-nM' oppnerl today in the t j
irial of tho suit by sevnn l'nrtland 1
iiatiks auacklni? thii law uruler j
which hank capital in taxed. tJ-o. 1
Mo wry. nf tin; district attorney's
n"f ice, said tho U'fnst' would .he
haseil upon two promises the .
first that the hunk had not ap
pealed to tho county board of ,
eiiualiwitlon for relief from' tho '
apliiil Hioek lax. Uiin which tho i
suit is based, and second, that y
jiayiuB the, tax for several years,
they had admitted its legality. i
CHILD SLAYER OF
T I . I : I )0, Oh i c; Juno 1 .(TO
The Lucas county f;l'and jury re
nin ed a first denreo murder in
dictment hero today a r a 1 n s t
charlis .1. lloppe. who con
fessed he kidnaped seven-year-
dd liorothy Si-iialosk from her
1ed here and killed her. Her
I'l-dy was: tossi',1 tuilo the porch
of her tincp-'s home Tuesday.
Teacher Turns Editor
MAUSlinKU), Ore, Juno 1.
(P -I. tllllwte. principal of the
Murshrield htli school durhm the
past yen i and formerly teachor tit
Itonsevelt ltijih school, Portland, an
nounced today the purchase of the
Washington County -News-Times of
Forest (irove. effective June 13.
from Karl ('. 1,'rownleo. Associated
with Gillette will he lltiRh McC.il
vray of Pottlanil.
VKNPLKTOX. Ort.. June I . fiP
I. XV. Pent, assistant commission- !
or of reclamation, and George
K reiitzer. (1 1 reel or nf rfi-l.-i mitt inn
economics will arrive in Pendleton
toniKht to confer In connection
fj
W.
1 1 1 i i i it. i ii. ii.i
Innii TAV PIIIT ii
r i i lu n ilia Kan
ItA ' Tickets on Sale, at Cleo's News Stand
;L J Brown's Cigar Store Pastime Pool Hall 1
I 111 - Kr..!t 1 I ,M
a 1 nree Irlisrli Class Pre iminnrips a .
p 11
'HP
Piggly Wiggly Bread
3 1.MWS
Matches
Silver Nut
Oleomargerine
1 iMHiml
Cane Sugar
10 loui)ils
70c
!M
Tomatoes- -,
2, Sili-lb. cans UJ
Armour's Deviled Meats 5 and
0c size. The finest flavor on the
market for sandwiches. Large
size can.
Corned Beef ' O C c
Ijirec -lo (tin, fatii f. miJ. V.
Walnuts (A real
special)" "ZZr
Kirt .-.lK-ll.il. 2 imiimli ..i .....JJ
Pink Salmon 1 Qr"
I.tuvi ran, each A w V
Genuine Chinese
Noodles fQr
pmiiuls KfZJ t
Italian Prunes O C n
S ihiuikIs d J
i -1
rst
Green Tea
Pound
17c
E. Main
PIGGLY WIGGLY MEAT MARKET
SATURDAY SPECIALS
CHOICE FAT FRYERS CHOICE FAT RABBITS
ALL CHOICE STEAKS Ofl
Per pound OUC
COOD 1IAMS
i'cr pound
Phone 1236
nnd Ptanfield irrijiatlon districts in
j the west end of Umatilla county.
The survey is helm? made in an
UWIISIM
)Cr
"W
Corn
2 Ciins
Apricots (I leu vy
SVl'll))
No. 2',i's, per can
Sliced Pineapples--(Heavy
syrup)
No. li's's, large can. each
19c
20c
Lard .
K-ponntl Tall
$139
Sauer Kraut
IVr Can
15c
Help Yourself and Save
-1 fail or wliolf
'stored in the McKay irrigation re
, servoir, siuthwest of Pendleton
1
m ssaaxm y
25c
22 c
19c
Caddy Crackers
:t rounds
39c
Snow Drift 25 C
Toilet Paper Al C
(1 rolls (tiiiiranli-ol llMIO slu-ots V
Klamath Gem Spuds & 1 If)
IVr 1(10 iioiimls i? X A
H O Oats 1 C r
I'llilii or Quid.-, paikaKi'
Piggly Wiggly Special-
' Coffee AOr
IVr immiiiiI V
Peanut Butter n
2-IHiiiml liiickct, oai'li tJJ V
Pork and Beans ?r
3 fans u3
Golden Marshmallow
Syrup- ' CQf
.VKitnl pail v -
Large Black Figsj
P3
2 rounds
25.
E. Main
KliKSTf SIDE PORK
Per iM.imtl CtXik,
25c
We Deliver
Clean rags wanted at the Mall
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