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fANIU NATIVES
Mw lui 1U2 G-8 In iIil fn 1'iiuun. Tin
tnin money outlook ti lj-nt it
muih from Tfiff .spurt In the nt;in-
dnra bearer, but priceH rami
me whHt from ihe cIii.v'h lovn.
Total ialf'M (ipprtixiinatf'd l.TOO.uuo
Nhmt'H.
)tl 1,1.1 K IlKUI It ( AK.IIT
reports of the Mod To I'd onven-1
tlnn rnnimlsKion made nt liiht '
nipht's mooting ot the Ainorirnn
l.fKion Indicate Ihut the utate con-1
ventlon will prove a big winced ' Mnyon, In
MANILA. P. I.. July 10. '
TVriirfid hy renewal last nl:ht f
"Id trail !r ;i pari ..f I Ik- lislnmc.
1' Ik thutiulil Ihut lie lliriu-
If.-neral lint Appeared to be too Klin wni!(, inuktnK tn(. hike.
O ",u,;n pncprne wun me iincer- . Sheriff j nni.it-- (leputle an
rfsdfiitn of that xiTiiini sp nt most
of last ninht Nt-archiiiK for the rni-
UP IriK man. largely uIoiik the Klamath
riwr. The sheriff returned about
10 oVlm-k this inoinlnt'. to learn
O'bat die fucitivt' had been captured
in InjiiMiiuir. In which city he in
said to have arrived by train, buv-
(ConUnued from f&g One) "(: raflmad ticket from Vreka,
Q to wni' ii place he
y-'U'ls rtmvn friim Jlnrnbrook.
iiik-miiu m.'in had purchased u rail
road il k I at Vreku fur iJiu ihjii ulr.
Car Held In hland.
Jeff. Tief ft'- i beiru: held in
Abland with iisfl.ad of camping
equipment and foot! BiipplfeH. the
latter nf which Included two wu'kn
of cmM'-il Kuod, hams and bacon
and other eatuhles. The eurupiliK
-iupii)i-nt in dueled a tent. potH,
pans. tr,(hiZ pans. plates and
knives aiul fnrks. Tin- load also
Included all "f Jeffiies' Hmh. k
The sheriff's office was informed
lhat JeffTi-s had been on a
Sheriff Hurt Hawkins and two "drunk" f..r the past week and
deputies of Klamath coillltV en- fh:il lher.. hi, been mUnn.)...-.
A I buy province, people briiHh. old-time rexlflciitx of that operated with local mrirr..-u i , i.,.. ,..... i ..rr. ........ ......
,f. ' .-... jriifiHi i mm- ... him yi;iKvh ill iin ioui " ' evM'y way possible and also npont father of the dead bov. The father
man Paul McDonald outlined the KaIn fled from their homes. possible for the fugitive to make ,i,e it;ht In search of Ji-fferifK. worked fm- .lefferies in his erviee
Ihe eruption was one of the ,HW1I nn.iiKn ihe timber. Il.m- They confined their efforts more tmioi. almiir the Ashland-Kl.nmT.ih
or less to the Komi and Am-r dis- Kails highway.
mem in uie tnoiiht ihut the fUg- W hile mulling of a definite na-
stopped his m.
iv Hit
cauglit a rki
the nla'il near the .Mclbmahl-i'ick-
violcnt eruption of the volucnno 1,11 ""wmlll. and fbd through lie
three-day program and told about'
the air circus, which will he the
birgest aerial event ever held In
the state. He also stated the urg
ent need for more man power
mid HiitoinohileH to help enter
tain the many vlsitorn from out
of town, t'ole Holmes spoke on
timh
most violent tdnce activity which i rVfM ' "i" neighborhood of
began June Si destroyed the town 0''''"'k evening Jefferie
of Mhog and several villages with : "merged from the woods near the
lava. With lessening of activity, power statin and in
tici
healed
that way. Haw- nnv has been decide. 1 i-h.iri...u ,.c
kins, not kiwiuhii- t li .. t it.tr.. ..!,... i i ' ..
ioe peoitie nnn neguu to return to '" ...h- i '""ii- nau ueen apprehended, Wuh Htlll ore to render aid tu
oomcH inai nan not felt the "an- 'iheo over n misy on the case this forenoon nnd
ger" of the volcano. In churches;
the Hiibject of parades and rrl! V. ni,M m""" ""I'Pllcutinu or
TeiiL'Wald on hotel reservation-. ! "'vine protection.
e through the woodx. using
Tengwald urged that local citi
zens provide rooms for visitors,
a the hotel reservations already
nre filled to overflowing.
in private lamlHes will be paid
r at the rate of $1 per person j
The volcano, :mo miles soulh
wcm of Manila on Luzon Island, !
Is highly spectacular at nli-ht as
Uooms I f,iim('-H Bhnnt far above its mini
um. Although it has destroyed
Ihe town of UboL which h:l.i rantt 1
Iter day and payment guaranteed I ut ln tern bawe of the nmun
an wired that he had learned that tho
Everybody knew what
was wrong with me
. . . but fiyseff
an accident
victim may be filed anain.st Jef.
by the Medford cuinrniKuion.
Ted
tain,
no loss of 'life ihas been
hlbitloni which will excel all for-1
nier attempts in this line
Clurlpck asked that all present
der tlielr host badges ut one
rave a last-minute rush for badges.
T'ost Com ma rider Hromle
the whote-liearted support
I-gionnalre In niaklng the Med
ford convention a success, ami
linked that every member register
now at convention headquarters
In tho chamber of enmtriere
vqlNI VOLUNTEERS TO
SiGLEAN UP ON AIR FIELD
In preparation for tb0 landing
'of planes on the national ail
M-t ng how many hours time they tour, wnii-M will arrive here Mori-1
will give during Ihe three-dav 'day, July r,, at M::to o'eioclc,
program. (oninreerN are needed to clean up
Seely Hall gave a short talk mi i tho local air field, which is re
flu national air lour, which will ported to be In rather poor con
be here next week, asking for j dn ion
Volunteers to come out tonight at! Members of the American J.e
ti;:u p. in, and help clean up thelKhm, Crater elnh and chamber of
Held. A lain number responded, 'commerce especially are asked to
Mild all other Legionnaires are j help with the work tomorrow cve-urged-
to he proiicnt Ml tho field j tilnif. Wednesday, at rt::ifi.
ton ght to help out on this 1m I Final instructions to all com
portant work. nrltlei men who will have charff,
Scout Kxecutlve Hrlcker asked r the entertainment of nntiopal
the support of the Region In rec
ommending Hcout Honald Krlug
for the Aniartie flight with Corn
mamler liyrd, and a resolution
was passed indorsing (he local boy
for this coveted honor. Letters in
his behalf to National Command-i"'" be her,, to referee ll.
er Hpoffotd and Htate Commander I which, after leaving he
Jjovo urging their support have
also been written by Post Com
mander Hromley.
Chairman McKlhose of the play
grouiHls commit ten thanked the
legionnaires for their recent work
on the Legion playground anil ad
vised that the new flagpole would
he erected .he font the coming con
vention. Karle Davis, radio chair
man, spoke of the weekly "Legion
l'-rolles." and asked nil Iegion
L-mertainei-s to participate In these
popular programs which are given
every Vriday night from U to 10
o'clock.
A. J. C'rose made a few re
marks on ex - Kenalor firorge
Chnmhcrlaln, who has Just passed
away, and told of his many kind
nets .In behalf of the ex-service
man. A motion was passed to
send a floral tribute to the funeral
and to have suitable resolutions
drawn up hy the resnlullons com
mittee at the Medfotd convention.;
' Two new members of the
air totirisls to arrive here Monday.
July ill, ut ll:;iu were mailed To
day. They are asked to report at
Mm local air field at lu o'clock
Monday morning.
Kay Collins of Helroit. Mich.,
planev.
will go
lo Portland.
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Radio Program
KMED
Mull Trlliune.VlrKtn fltatlnn
TiK-Mlliy, .rill' III
I" II i. 111. Hnldfl-'M lliiliy. 4.
U 10 10 p. in. ('allfiirnla lux. -
k I'owit I'll. .
WfllllCMllly, .Inly
Id tu II II. in. .Mniin'H Hint
1 I" 11 :3IP u. 111. ItoMi'ii.
litMK'K Inc. ,-n- In $1 Ktnr...
11:30 In 1 2 11 . in. l.i-MnNX
Sfivli'f NCitinn.
12 In 12::l(l 11. 111. I'liy cliiin-
IliK D.vi'Iiik Wui liM.
U'.IIH In l:3o p. r.--I 4. J
Kilnllp a '
1 111 TIMH i IW fc, m (Hi r-1 Wfi
priilivn inmliiHtTO were lllinolllloi! T '' .iit'iuoriT .Mull Trl-
InHt nlellt to tuke tllo llllli'i'H of IT "" ,"'w" """ """"'t !-
(lonrKP CnilillllB linil .1. V. rnrl- l""'u-
rliliie, rt'rpiitly rrnlKnP(l, tlio fnr-
hut on iiiioum ot IiIh niiiy Into TTTf.t.. 4. .!.
III" linllllrill rii'lll nml till' latlor
All III! vl..,.. 111 .
linnniun nf plttmirn nf rnulillll Ill ... I"".ihiii Hill III-
" ' ikivi'H iivir K.Mi:il T
n.111 i iuiu -im-u. mi' ii. .-.-... - j from tn !i
'. " " ll"- soprano. uKsiMed
..e .... IMolilnmi. violinist
reiounaire .tuuge itariey nirc- Walla
IT or ssnerKian post wan n guest i rs ilny
or tue post ami spoke or the slate .M fo i 1
; ' ' ' ' "7 . , V .,, I "'lien, she stiniied wlih Marl
...... 1 ...... IV ...-r.. .......... , ,( t IHU I
7. V J ' , ' l",,N h 'N "I Thohurn Methodist
dan. inclutling the famous Shcrl-. elnirch and was frequently heud
dan Legion bnnd of w hich he is i f ,.,,, wnrN snoii,,., ., i " ' .
slation. .Mrs. Kuy also Kave manv '
1'uesday eveulnu
by the Knldtu- Dairv
by Carl
and lutogcne
plani.si anil accompanist,
ay Is ii new sim-er in
coming here from chica
I wllh Marie
and ltudotph Magnus, she
n former member.
' The next regular meeting of
Med ford post will he held on
Monday. July 31. Jiint preceding
the convention, and every Legion
naire 'In the coifniy is urged to j nr
plan now lo attend, as there will h
be much Important business to k M L'l)
transacl. The Answ
gave manv
programs rrom Wsrr. I'niversiiy
"r Iomu. at Iowa fltv. Iowa.
Miss Wallace has I n a teacher
1 Piano in ,m 1 fr mnuhei
and Mr. Mohlrum hi.u
heai il iiumy times ..ver '
The Moon (Joes Diiflltig
Indian Love t 'ail
r.dn.i Newell Pay
... Terry
( Iruiiu
. Kriinl
Trinknus
' is returned;
II. II. Murphy nf Tillniiioiili iv
lMii'li'il Iniluy ihnl IUk Klui cihiim',
which iik NloliMi llm nf Klit nl July
4 from .Slxlh biippI wan Incniiil sn
Miillilay i'ViMillli; mi IIIviM'sIiIii om-;
iiiiiv .Mr. ..Mui-niiy lis Im-uii In , AIhttiii U
Miulforil Hlnni IiihI wi'fli vlnltiiiK iMpiui'
I'i'luttVFR ami at ihi aini llmi kiicp. ;
iiik 1111 iiif inuiH 11111 inr iiih nml , iniprnv i.iii,,n
r:ir.
Thf Slur lia'l lii'Pii drlvi-ii up
PKixllllilli'ly :t!(" inlliH rturin-s llli
rmir iIiivh nml 11 (IiIiik wiih lnliiu
from It pxciipt n ff tonlx. iih
nlil cliiihlni: uml 11 iluap kIuiiIi'.
Ili'rhrrl Moure, a Irultlr man. In
cnleil the car ypNtwday.
I a I
! My tin- atiM H of .Mliini'iiMika
l.li'tli-iinc,'
"" V N.'Mii
I .11 I .Miililnnn
S.-aliilll
I'-lll.li. N... L'l 1 'I,,.,,!,.
ImiiKi-lli' WaUin't,
"'I''' friim llluh .lliiUsi
I.'.i,..!
In u l.tixi'iiilniiirK (',.iii.n 1
.MaiiuliiK !
S.in-ii ISnsa . .,,,, 1
I.1I1111 Ni. Hay
''l' "" I ! llnln
! llllnin . , .
Ill Miililiiiin
M..I.-I! ......II
"'""Pil"' llaiiil.-l c,n,ii,;,-i
lini'ki'iii Wall
I.OVI';. Swi'i't Sunn
'any M,i ia,-k !,, rilil 0,.,.i,,,.
SvM-.'i 1 1 nun,.
I Iiuiu'
Lenionn.lre. to Clean Up Airport
Member of MiMltonl I'nut Nn. I.",
will milhi'r 11I tlm lair 'Tinuiiiln to-
IilKlH nt :;iu o'clork lo livlp clean
lip the airport anil put It In Rhape
for Hip 'national air tour July Hi.
All ini niliMi m niu ihki'iI li t'om
manilcr Hromley to lie prenenl
tiromniiv at 6:.1n remlf to ulve an
Wall Street Report
NKW .u It. .Inly 111, .-,,41, siiii l.
Piu'i'K Iiiiui.,1 ii-ai'tlnnaiy iiulav
Mini- an early IKniav nf i 1 1 1'
'' "f hiKller iiiimey rali'n. In.
,11'llnlfll il liy Iho niarkliiK up f .
jiall luiiiiiy r,'ni'al rale In nix per
m ami the cillini! ..f ,.1 1
nour iiinn 10 tnia impurtnnt woi k. '' '" " inn. caii a
Any other local citlaeim who wIhIi on '"HHsli niiliiisianii.
tf help will he more than welcoine. bhIiib nf nue in mx pnlnu
4 . juere em dnu n nr ,.,t ,,u( A
i Mm. N. tlle (Iroyer of (hlM elly ! nunilier nl Ocelli,, ,, ruliciMl from
Ik riiplitly reroyerlnu from n recenl ; "e I" four pnlnin In n. neilve
Jllii... Mr... Harriet (I. Allen nf ' lionieii ami min-li more In k few nf
. I'nrllnnd. a ulalcr. - ta ' wllh .Mm. ,h" '' prlceil Bpeclalllei.
flroyer. ftie i-liiNlnrr hdh heavy. Hulls
4 threw all iyutnltnn n.l,l,0 a. Ihev
1 1 A K' I : I ! I'laiiH take xliape fnr I'lisheil (IciWal M.in up 0 jpij
flmincing 2i0,ono comiminiiy hn. Mhe hiKii,-.si n, m , ,,. '
"' .. . q 'n I'lonpecu t another extrn(SiviJ
,rj:,-. T?' T W yT'ff WOT
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter. What the Prte MANN'S
MANN'S GREATEST
JULY CLEARANCE SALE
On Sale Tomorrow at
GO New Prints
Printed Batiste
Printed Dimities
ALL
SIZES
$1?
Tht't'i' will lio a rush i'm- theso for who ever licnrd tl"
siii'li drcsst's ;is those lire for ;i dollar! Some will liny
I'ive or more every woman will want at least two.
So come early.
There are ten models in this assortment: two-iieec
nr has(iie effects some with pleated skill. Kxcel
lent patterns, washahle 1'ahrics. yood colors and a fine
assortment. Ideal slimmer dresses for porch, for
house, for street wear. 1
One Dollar a Piece Tomorrow
At MANN'S
he left me . . . then I
overheard her whisper "B.O.
)9
but I
"JUST the faintest murmur . .
caugiu it.
"'B.O.'.. .what could she mean? What
was Helen saying about me . . . behind
my back? How cool she had acted lately.
How reluctant she had been to accept my
invitations to the club parties. And that
silly excuse of hers for leaving me on the
porch and going inside.
"'B.O.'. . . and suddenly. . . like a flash
in the datk . . . the truth burst upon me
Hotly Odor!
"That explained it all . . . the girls drop
ping me ... my troubles at the otlice.
Body Odor! The truth hurt. But I'm thank
ful that 1 did overhear. Body odor isn't
tt handicap to me now."
So easy to prevent body odor
Many people, both men and women, miss
out on popularity and success in life . . .
because of body odor.
They think they're safe when actually
science says no one is immune from this
unpardonable offense. We can't tell when
we offend, for our own sense of smell be
comes deadened to familiar odors. Hut
others always know and criticize us be
hind our backs.
We can't help perspiting. It's natural,
healthful. Even on a cool day we perspire
as much as a quart of odor-causing waste.
And in summer, warmer weather and
greater activity cause more perspiration
than ever.
Keeps pores purified
Thus the safest thing for every one is to
be on guatd . . . always. And the easiest,
pleasantest way is to prevent the odor by us
ing Lifebuoy regularly. With its gloriously
refreshing and abundant antiseptic lather,
Lifebuoy deeply deodorizes all the pores.
Doesn't hide the odor ... or merely neu
tralize it . . . but actually removes its cause,
giving bath-to-bath freshness of body.
Makes complexions healthier
Lifebuoy is also fine for the skin. Its
mild, antiseptic lather purifies face pores,
keeps complexions fresh and clear, just
glowing with radiant health. And Life
buoy is used by millions as a health safe
guard, because it removes germs.
You will learn to love Lifebuoy's pleas
ant (lean scent, which tells you Lifebuoy
purifies, and which vanishes as you rinse.
Use Lifebuoys week and you'll use it for
Ijfe. Get some today.
LEVER DR6S. CO., CtmbrUgt, M.m.
ILDIFEIBTLJCDir
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STOPS IIQIM 0 1)OKl-,.HQ, , CTS HEALTH
:lfr : ' il
Yes! We iiavc Tree Props
Cedar Posts Fencing Lath
Flume Lumber Timbers
Blacksmith Coal-Drain Tile
Sewer Pipe Chimney Pipe
Everything in Building Material
The Largest Stock in Southern Oregon
Medford Lumber Co.
J. H. Cooley
Phone 629
3rd and North Fir St.
See Display in Window
EXTRA Specials Wednesday
The Biggest Towel Sale Ever
Held in Medford
29c Turkish Towels 15c
1 case 22x44-inch double thread Turkish
Bath Towels in white and striped borders,
extra heavy quality; can't be matched any
where for less than 29c.
While they last,
Wednesday, each
See Big Display in Window
aiLiic-u any-
15c
Celenese Voile
S1.45 Values 85c
85c
40-inch celanese voile in plain and figured
patterns; best quality; regu
lar price $1.45, July Clear
ance sale price, yard
See Display in Window
Figured Organdie
95c Values 59c
39-inch figured organdie in dainty floral
patterns on light backgrounds, the popular
material for fluffy summer
dresses, 95c values, July sale
price, yard
Underwear Special
SD9 Values 69c
Nainsook and voile chemise and stepins in
all shades and sizes, hand embroidered,
and lac trimmed, up to $1439 jT f
values, July sale price, f
each VWV
o
Jlanrib$haAtmadAtote
WT .
'THE Sl)OBE FOH EVERYBODY" J
49 c
59c
0
Mail Orders Promptly FilleiD Pos'te
See Display in
Window
36-inch ABC Prints, ;i silk
;mn counu material in
li'lit patterns, uiiaraiiteed
tasi colnr. WeLnilar 0"i
value, spei-ial, a
vard
Triangular Scarfs
SI. 25 Values 89c
Crepe de Chine Triangu
lar Scarfs, sold all seasm
z:ri ;r J,,,y 89c
Silk Hose
S3.50 Values S1.69
Women's Burlington Ser
vice & Chiffon Silk Hose.
in all colors and sizes.
Values up to ."."(). .July
'lea ranee Sale tf "I Q
priee, pair .... V 1
Rubber Aprons
S1.25 Values 89c
Women's Rubber Aprons.
made of fast color prints,
organdie trimmed. Weg
ular prie(' ,f l.'J."). J u 1 v
,;ri::; 89c
Union Suits
SU9 Value 49c
Women's Bodice Top Cot
ton Knit Union Suits,
tiulit knee. Values .up to
fl.in. .July Kale4Q
price, suit T7C
Boys' WH Soft'
Sizes 1. 2 and :! venrs.
Made of linen and cliam-
yalues. Suit
Pi epaid Agij for Butterick PatteQ)i
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