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FACIE ETflllT KBPFOnn ffTTT TRIBUNE, MBDFOBD, OR EPOS. FRIDAY. JUNK K. 1928. NEW ENGINEER :M CRATER LAKE AT AQUATIC CLASS Tlio now rpsltk'nt fnplncer of! Advanced gwlinmcrft nre m-Bod Crulur Niillon.il I'iik, who hu' to attend lliu fn-n i-Iumm-h i.cIhr l.cn assigned to duty In engineer-tcumlueti-d ul the Merrick N.'itutu Iiik chaise of. the big Improve-' Mum this werk am! next undi-r Hunt program that will be oum-ithe auiiies or thu Jiukun i oun lilcled thla i oumuier, I. W. 1'. !' J'ld t'ww with (Jooruo IliiBh Wol.uer, a' former roaident ot , of , thl' UiUvor.liy. of Call- . . ... m a i fornla. In chai-i;e. Now iiietlitxla MsdtoiU front 1 W h I10 , and u( ,,,., llu ud luausdtu. .S."'"'1 ' b,s,,i:i f drownlnn p.-n.uU a.o fccliool. .being featured hy Ilughlliig. Mr Webber na. arrived hero ,.,,..,, cluHMes arereer . . . ,"en.li day. with lu older women tin, national park, yein ut ":,, lM ut , .,,u,k lat ,,,.. duy In conference with Supcrlii) I'-jimm u u. uiumiiuu ul cram. N'atlunul jwrk, and will probably leave tomorrow or Sunday to uu tlvrly take uj his Uutleu there. Whllu the park labor crew hits opened the road from Anna tprliigM Vainn to rh far n purlt iKMriquarlom, or government eninp. j.lfrtiord and valley peoplo who c onternpUito drives to Crater Na tional park within tho next feu (my, or nd vised that .the ntutn JilKhway prow engaged In oiling the Crater Lnkc highway has only i-ompleted that work to Home d u t inco thin Hide of the .Medfoid lmrk entrant-.. , . , . It mill In not known uk to Jtint V'hen Iho park will open formally for the entertainment of tour la a. beyond the fact that it will tot bo later than June 25th, on vul h date the California 1'rew) iisaociHtlon nrwrnbleH there for lt three days' convention. Dewplto this, all nrntngcmentH lire being completed by the park dcparimtmt for the upuning of the Crater lake season, and the head quarters off'ccH may bo moved from the federal building In this city the last of next week to their titimmer ijuartera at headquarters, ur government camp, In tho park. Ft. W. I'lico, general manager nnd vice-president of the Crater National l'ark company. Is ex pected to arrive In the city In th'j next few days, when ho will m tiounce the date of tho thro wing open of tho IoiIko to general vis itors. The lod Re and other ton (ofh'oii employes were all engaged for tho season some lima ago, and are only uwnttlng noiho to ns Keinldo In Medford nnd go.' to iho pnrk. - , . Superintendent Thomson titan has had his force of raiiffers and park laborers selected for sumo tlmo past. Tlie. ranger force nun prises the following: C. L. Cro Khan, north. flight. Ore.; It. li. lieck. Writ, Medford; Lester Turn " (nugh, south Klamath Fulls; y (.. l'Vher rim, Klamath Kails; X. It, Ashersft, east, Lung Creek, Ore.: V. Covorwtono and H. lllldreih. iieurlfiuarteis, 1 tm to Kails; Stan ley Vondmff, Anna 8uiing. Klam- ith Kails. T jz&tt i II FMf.-. Ill IT - '. Ill 1 v" i Sf '! aLj3?' 1 !; LLx' II! (ieofct lliijrhlil'K'. ! I Aceordlng: to mhih itf tin spec-1 I ! All doubt about C. w. (Win) Ahpolu, democratic nominee for county commlKHloncr, inaklnu the rare in tho fall a;" Inst Victor ltursoll. Incumbent, was removed this morning, when Mr. Ashpole camo down off the political feneo ho hns been straddling, Hnre he was nominated, and announced he would throw his hut, coat nnd vest Into the ring. Mr. Ashpole has been very Htiueamlnh about 'bclntf n candidate. "They have been atXvr me for Vo years to run for somcthinn." ald Mr.' AshpoHi today, "and to stop them for thu next I'll years. I have decided to satUfy them.' lie said he would qualify, and Kt his mtmo on the November ballot. It leuuircd comtldcvable nrthm on the putt of demoiratie :Warhoises of Jackson county, to Induce Wilbur to enter the IfMs. According: to miiio of the spec tators there was a ureal variety tin form, the fat ami iln? lean. determined to do or die in trying. The laHl two days of tho series of lessons will be devoted to tests. Iteginners who are a bio to swim Ml feel,' using two different strokes will be given buttons and emblems are to be awarded for life-saving feals. Classes b'-gln at S each morn ing ulih vs from mmim ears tti Ki learning to swim. l'"o I low ing thai hour, girls of the same ages have Iho la ok. At I a and 11, advanced pupils are Instructed. Mr. II ugh ling rests in the after noon and begins work again aftci dinner. Senior life savers meet ' at X in the evening. This Ik the fourth nnnual swim ming drive put on by the Ued Cross here, and according to those In charge, interest t his year i greater than ever before. The Weather I SEATING DIRECTORS KAIJiM. Ore., .tune 8. iiVi John II. f'orkln of Mivlforri, spt-nker of iho Oregon lioune of reprvaenta- . Uvea. ha appolntnd Iteprexenta tlvo K. w, tiettlenilrr of .Minimi iii'ounly and t'harlett T. Hlevei.i or fliiekanwm county to urrunK for . the Di'atlliK or tho two lower hmiNr , lliemliers ut Iho IDiS Nennlon. Thi Id under . a rcHolutlon adopted at .the 1927 oalon and contemplalos , I ho vrutlng of diii'sationa In ' hlueka. Famed Icy-Ball Refrigerator Is Now on Display Lowest temperature this morn ing, i:t. Precipitation for 2 hours end ing i"i a. "in., uone, Veste nlay's weather here: 1 Ugli est temperature. 7S. Lowest ; n prrature yesterday, 43. Mean tem perature yesterday, tin. Precipitation: T o t a I rainfall since 1m of month, trace. Humidity yesterday. T a. m., Kl per cent; 1 noon. 35 per cent; 5 p. in.. '.Mi per cent. Character of day, clear. fun sets today at 7:11 p. m., rises tomorrow, 4:35 a. m., sets tomor row. 7:45 p. m. Mtlses and sets computed foi level horizon. KoriMUst for tonight and tonmr rw: Fair tonight and Saturday: rising temperature and moderately low humidit . L. W.M.TFII IMCK, Meteor. .l,Ltt. Lotted States Weather Unreal), ,."T1iet Icy-Hall refrigerator. mad0 "by the Crussley lladio Corpora tion eliminates thu ice man. The Iry-ltall makes Its own lee wlth- in eight minutes after It starts healing." affording to Mr. J one . of the Music Hox Hhop. ( 1 Tho cabinets designed espec la'ly for tho Icy-Hall ure finished in beautiful enamel und nre care fully Insulated. They . have two Nhelvcs for food and a ca ; puctty ,f 1ur0 than four cubic Jl f food space. The Icy-Hall ' " ill ,l'Moel "tlel. , i IT-BH rfrlgcratoi-p are ''Ty.itjthtf ltiU iv Shop. IS HALTED BY FOG f rou-u i:rs, 01,1,1. June i.ivt The inminpliine Ynnki'e lomlle hi j wilted Let. Sell tliiilr. pllo! and ! Ilurrv Tueker. HHHiMtii. were ill- jtenipllim n . iioii-koi flinhi from I San DleBo to New York landed nl in ton Held here in t : 4 r, ,.',.oi k llllla niornliiK. Tho filer mild Ihey I had Koue af lar eanl iih llarriNliuiH. , I'll., hut were ur.ahle In l.reak thru the run. and tuined hack on their Itroekn. landlnit here. They kiM jlhev hud ehnliKh xaiolliie lo have Uaken llit'in 10 New Yoik. MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S The Merchandising Event of the Season Opens at Mann's Big Store Saturday Morning! Be on Hand Early Tomorrow Before the Best Bargains Go! SENSATIONAL HALF PRICE SALE OF SPRING COATS AND DRESSES Now Is Your Chance to Buy Your New Coat and Dress at Less Than Cost Price EVERY COAT MUST GO Sport Wash Suits For Summer Wear These suits are made of tfoud quality Lincne in plain skirts with striped and colored vest res to match. Fast colors. Sir'::1:.. $2.95 Sport Wash Blouses lade of broadcloth printed and plain colors, lon and nhort sleeves, liili and low neck vestee over-blouse ef fects. .Special (t "I QC Saturday, each P 1 UiJ Tub Silk Dresses Just in n new line of tub silk dresses in plain colors, stripes and plaids in beautiful colors, loiitf and short sleeves, sizes i::tri!:::::.l..$io.85 Women's Silk Gloves "Women's silk gloves with nov elty embroidered cuffs; beige, champagne and (tjl 7Et S10.85 Coats now . . S 5.45 37.50 Coats now . . 18.75 16.95 Coats now. . 8.48 45.00 Coats now. . 22.50 18.00 Coats now. . 9.00 50.00 Coats now. . 25.00 22.50 Coats now. . 11.25 65.00 Coats now. . 32.50 25.00 Coats now. . 12.50 75.00 Coats now. . 37.50 27.50 Coats now. . 13.75 85.00 Coats now. . 42.50 32.50 Coats now. . 16.25 98.50 Coats now.. . 49.25 EVERY DRESS MUST GO S15.00 Dresses now .$ 7.50 18.75 Dresses now . 9.88 22.50 Dresses now . 11.25 24.75 Dresses now . 12.38 27.50 Dresses now . 13.75 29.75 Dresses now . 14.88 32.50 Dresses now . 16.25 35.00 Dresses now . 17.50 39.50 Dresses now . 19.75 45.00 Dresses now . 22.50 p i gray. Special, pp. Tailored Suits at 20 Off Ueautiful styles in tweeds and twills. In tans.-, grey and navy, also hair line stripes in fingep tip and !!-4 length coats. Saturday 20 Off Regular Prices Marinette and Natti Knit Sport Suits at 20',;. off Regular Prices. Dress Goods Specials !!)-ineh fine dress voiles in a good line of fancy patterns, both light and dark colors, vcrv special Saturday, O Q yard C 69c Wash Goods 19c Jn order to clean up a line of voiles, tissues, shirtings, beach cloths and poplins we arc placing on sale Saturday a quantity of these materials that sold all season up to 1 Qp (!!; Saturday, yard 1 ' 32-Inch All Silk Aryad Cloth Washable and guaranteed fast colors, all light backgrounds. Regular price !f'.:i!). Very special Saturday. : 32-Inch Washable Spun Silk In all colors; a very desirable, material for;: sports and outing t 1 fiCi dresses, yard ..J. 1 .UU Inexpensive Cretonnes For Saturday only we offer a lot of yard wide cretonnes. A big assortment to choose ( from; regular price &e; OQ on sale tomorrow, yard ZtZK, Better Cretonnes We feature a rich velvety doth in the better cretonnes suited for draperies, pillows and covers of all kinds in every choice design that are new and different. 7Cr See them Saturday at. yard f OC Big Special in Stationery Montags Knglish (Hove Skin stationery by the pound in all shades one pound of paper and two packages of envelopes. .Regular !fl.."i) value. Saturday 7ft box ; ye See Display in Window Charm of Youth Toilet Sets Containing both powder, rouge compact and face cream, if 1.73 values. 69 C MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED NOTE A SLIGHT CHARGE FOR ALTERATIONS. NO APPROVALS NO REFUNDS NO EXCHANGES 8) Great Big Reductions In Domestic Department Pillow Cases 42x158 1 inch size, good quality, "Jile values, Sat urday, 1Q each .. LUK Turkish Towels .l!)-.'JS-incli size, plain and with fancy borders, up to 40c values, special Saturday, 3 for S1.00 Daisy Muslin '( inches wide, soft fin ish. Regular price 19c. Special, 1 C yard f Luncheon Cloths 43.-l3-inch pure linen luncheon cloths comes in rose, gold and green floral patterns; very special, naturuav, ea ,$1.25 June Sale of Linens 70x8S-incli pure linen damask table cloths in beau tiful floral patterns, very special Saturday, each 22x22 .Napkins to match cloths, dozen 'u re linen damask luncheon' cloths, GOxTU size with six 13K,xl3' o-inch napkins to match tQ Cft $7.50 $7.50 set th. On sale, special Saturday, ;"0x30-inch pure linen luncheon cloths, each 70-inch pure linen table damask comes in beautiful floral patterns, on sale I0 Od Saturday, vard Pi.i? 21x21-inch pure linen napkins to . match, dozen l)(i.x84-inch pure linen luncheon . cloths, with 131 ..x.l3l :, napkins to match, on sale C 1 2 Cft 'Saturday" set vlO.OU 72xl(AS-inch pure linen damask table C 1 1 QtS cloths on sale Saturday, each 1 1 22.22-iii!'h napkins to match, dozen See Big Display in Window Swimming Time Is Here Headquarters for Jantzen and Col umbia knit bathing suits for men women and children from 2.50 to $6.50 suit. Other bathing suits 98 to 3.50. IJathing Cap Special Caps in all styles and colors up to OQ values, each $L95 $5.95 SIX $8.95 .)C Xew style bathing shoes have just arrived. There are clever styles with crepe rubber soles; they come in all colors; priced 75Mo 1.00 a pair. Torpedo Floats Something new for the children, makes swimming safe and easv to learn. Regular price $1.73. on sale Saturday, each Sweaters at Low Prices LOT I. Light weight all-wool sweat ers; slip-on and eoat styles, with L'ayon stripes and de' signs, in the much wanted pastel shades. Real t 1 QC !ja00 values, each 1 tUJ LOT 2 Another group of golf coats, cardigan coat sweaters, also slip-on and coat styles in all wool s w eaters; plain and fancy knit in all colors. Ueal .$4.00 values. On sale Sat- ..$2.95 Wash Dresses 5etty 5axley voile , dimity and print wash dresses; fast colors. Special, l QC each :.. P Sleeveless flannel (t C Q C sport dresses, ea. Infants' h a n d-embroidered dresses and slips; lace trim- zi; $1.19 MILLINERY Clean-Up Sale 100 hats in smart stvlc nicely trimmed, that sold all season up $10.00, Satur day, each I UUll WUl $2.95 S18.50 Trimmed Hats S5.00 The greatest millinery sale ever put on in ilcdford; 200 lovely trimmed hats in both small and large brims; values up to $18.30, e"(.hllU Satlml"y' $5.00 20'.'t Discount onn All Children's Hats Hosiery and Underwear a At Very Special Prices Kavser's knit union suits, bodice tops, tight Knee, in all sizes, special Saturday, suit Sunbeam Rayon Shorties in elastic and cuff knee stvles, all colors, vcrv 1 AC special, each V1' "Women's Kickcrnick bloomers with- cuff knee, made of a fine grade of nainsook, an ideal summer garment, all sizes, 1 1 1 Q up to $1.30 values, Saturday, pr P L itf Women's crepe bloomers and voile stepins, good quality bloomers come in flesh color only. Stepins come in white, nile and peach, up to li!)c values, OQ Saturday, each J7C Printed and voile pajamas tailored and trim med styles, on sale 5iQ Saturday, pair 9CtD Children's summer weight knit vests, built up tops, sizes 2 to 14, special on Saturday, each OVC Humming Bird Silk Hose Silk to the hem in all the very latest shades, $1.19 values, Saturday, j qq "Kavser's'' silk service weight hose with slipper heel, in all the new colors, ( 1 QC very special, pair - V i 0 memo ciutton silk hose, silk to the ion. all ouu . :-pcciai, pair Children's fancy and plain socks, all colors and sizes. CQ a pair J?l $2.00 $1.49 POSTAGE PREPAID "THE STORE FOP EVEPVftnrw J AGENTS FOR BUTTERICK PATTERNS
