Medford mail tribune., August 21, 1928, Page 6, Image 6

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lrEDrOT?D MATL TRIBUNE,. MEDFORD, OR-liXJQN.-TUESDAY,-i:GLTST. 21, 1028.
CONVENTION Or
LEGION TO PAY
A $500 PROFIT!
!
Local Conclave Not Only a
, Record Breaker in Size,'
But First in History toi
Pay Dividends Expect!
to Clear $500. !
Paul McDonald Receives
Watch From Legionnaires
SMTH DEFENDS
RECORD; READY
FOR ZERO HOUR
Democratic Nominee
: . I
Tllnt tho ri'i'iMit . American l.i;-.
Bloii eonveiitloii wns unique in in'iroi
ways Hum uno, wiin shown liy llii'i
roport of tlii! convention eoiiiiuls-
Hlun Riven til the posl mectliiK lasl I Attnirllvi- (.rii.-n uulill ami ; Inc. The wiilrh was a Ink.
l,.ht l.v tl I,. ,,:, 1-anl ll.i knife, which wire incscnleil lo : npiiluclalloii from lii.-inl.ei
McOonalil. For the first time Injl'aul .M.'I)mi:iI.I, heml of Hie coin-
On? history of the state I.enlon
department llio annual Kathcrim;
of veterans was staged without In-
ciiitIiik it financial loss lo the host
city. In fact, the .Mcilr.ird com
mission anticipates a profit of ap
proximately r.wt will he shown
after 'all Mils luivu been paid.
According to the registration
hooks, the attendance was the
largest that ever gathered for a
similar occasion, 11771) registered
and it Is estimated 1 iOO uddil lonal
Legionnaires and Auxiliary mem
bers were present who did not reg
ister. Of tlic total number, MMi
Journeyed to .Medford by train. fi
by airplane and the balance came
by automobile.
Many letters have been received
from Legionnaires and prominent
men nnd women throughout the
slate who attended the three-day
conclave, praising the hospitality
shun n by Medford ami lh way In
which the convention program was
handled. Through the legion's
clipping service tho commission
has received sufficient newspaper
stories as published In Oregon pa
pers, lo fill Iwo large scrapbouks.
As all this publicity wns of a com
mendatory nature, the commission
figures that n corresponding
amount of advcrllslng space would
have cost tills community around
5S.O00.
In commenting upon the work of
handling the convention, Chairman
McDonald declared llicre were very
few features of the program which
wore not carried through exactly
as planned by the commission, this
record being made possible
Ihrongh the co-operation of the
people of tho city as a whole. The
chairman declined to single out In
dividual members of the post for
commendation, but complimented
the entire membership for their
work by saying "you" were respon
sible for the success of the con
vention. The Ham Jackson memorial cm
Mem won by .Medford post for out
handing community betterment
work, was on display at the meet
ing. This emblem remains In the
possession of the post during the
year and was given to Medford
principally due to the activity of
lite local veterans In establishing.
ttltli the aid of the city admlnls
Iratlon. various organizations and
.individual citizens, a playground
coimren. rne Medford voter
nns have also received several cita
tions from national and ( ,t-
mental headiiuarters for commun
ity work.
(live I'nul a Winch.
( -.Following a short presentation
speed, by vice Commander Ted
linker, a flue watch and chain were
presented to Paul H. McDonah
behalf of the members of the con
vention commission. Attached lo
the chain was a personal girt from
legionnaire Hoi, llroplyy j, the
Way of a silver penknife. Tin. re
cipient found It n bit difficult l
reply to the praise accorded him
.... ..... worn in handling the c,
venllou program.
lost Hervlec (Iffl,.
i nancy
of
of
.Medford 1'ont K, for .Mr. .MolJoll
utd's i-rri.its in ,ih-..,tM,' ti, 'u,--
mlsslon, which handled tho n-: (.sf1, ..,.,, ,.(,,;iavc here and
cent Legion convention In thlstho knifo was a personal gift
city, at tastnlght's Legion meet-j froni Legionnaire Hob Hrophy.
t - I
' south of 09th street, hu asserted j betting at race trucks, and said:
J this wns unfair as the bill In ques- j "How impossible such n slututo
'linn applied only to the Hotel was of administration I need not
i Gotham which, while within UOO.say."
feet of n church, was permitted Declaring he would define in no
under court order to serve liquor j "uncertain language" ills altllude
to its guests by the devico of rent- toward the saloon In his ucccpt-
lug a house outside the L'llu-foot anco speech tomorrow nlglil, me
limit, having a hotel employe pur-j governor fired this parting shot:
clw.se ilie Honor iii this house and! "I have been called by my party
'then carry it to tile guests in the! to the leadership lu a great cam
j hotel Itself." j palgn. 1 am hoping to be put In
I "Fair-minded men." he said, a position to do for tho people of
f "were confronted with tlic decision l this country what I' have liecoiii-
! aii between a license for the sale j plisiicd for the betterment of tile
j within the promises of (lie hotel government of my uwn slate, and
Ujtc ' and the spectacle of bellboys walk- ' from now on I shall refuse- to be
nil? ,i i, ii.n u.m,.i ...1.1. ......I....U ilruu-n Inin i,i.i- fiii-lhei. rllvi'iiuuliin
o Ifancoc Priitnp ! shakers and wine baskets in their i of these mutters."
DdCK dl ftdllada CUIIUI hanUs. j .Motoring this afternoon to .tho
A O A D f rwi 'Ha' enof1 to VTui lno hypocrisy j home in StockbrideV'.. Mass., of
And U. Ui ! UOmmitleejof such a procedure, und iii view I Norman H. Dnvls. asslstunt Hccrc
- . ' - 1' . f the high clinractitr of the hotel. ! tary of the treasury and under see-
On tVe 01 Big SpeeCh I was entlri'ly satisfied that If J relary of state in the Wilson cttbl
- - i lbtuor was to be consumed wHhlnj.net, the governor figures on at
T 0 01 0 T T 0 W EXpeCt 3 "in l",to1 " lKht )' well be j least nine holes of golf before re-
j sold in it." turning to tho .executive mansion
Prnwri nf 100(100 PpnillPI A " commercialized vice, the I" the evening.
. IUU,UUU reu-JIC KOV(,,.nol. tf)0k up hs yolc nBMhlHt j city officials are looking for ut
. ' ' la bill Introduced In 10111 and which I "'"s' I'll). 001) visitors hero for the
i m-niioseil In l-ctflllnte the reiillnc notification.
(ly 1). llar.,1.1 Oliver, AssCK-h.tc.1 mmii , Ta mmmVB
j lnw KMlf Wrllw.) he contended, was "unquestionably Itohlnson Agn With Al
i Al.ltANV, N. V., Aug. 21. (Pit unconstitutional and unworkable." NUW VOHK, Aug. 21. (P) Son
j Democrallc legions swarming Into , "on this bin, nnd this single bill "'or Hobinson of Arkunsus, the
Albany from all sections of the na- :,lone." he sold. William Allen ; democratic vicc-prcsldential nomi-
i tion to see their new leader offlc- white would have my wife, mvclll-i"0,' declared ill a stutemcnt today
lolly notified of his presidential ,),(, and iny friends believe that
conci-nlng u fellow citizen by nn
unscrupulous republican campaign
organisation unwilling to assume
j responsibility for the methods
which they inspire."
' Baseball Scores
i
SHIP OVERDUE
FROM SEATTL
E
LOST 14 MEN
j Pekin Women Under
30 Must Bob Hair
i Or Pay a City Tax
I noniinaiUm tomorrow nlffhl, today
j found Oovoriior Smith calmly wait
ing his hour of triumph as well us
t (hu miction to IiIh sweeping coim
I icr thrust at critics of his long
I record in the New Vurk legislature
Karly tomorrow evening, on the
i ca.vt steps of the capltol the nonil
j not! will deliver a speech formally
j launching his cum palgn for the
prcHiflcney,
; Clearing Jils desk for the. ran.
1 mcntons evont. Hie governor made
' public it detailed reply to William
I Allen While's charges that he fav
ored the mi loo ii ami was lenient to-
:
PJOKINt;, Aug. (I)
I Tho municipal hurcati of puh- 4
Hu safety has tiecrfcod that -fr 1
women under :t0 veara of hec ;
1 must hoh their hair or pay a , wuhIm gambling anil prostitution
f '(iiya'insracy lax. . 1,1 "is voich on a long list or mils
Mvstif I innr Fnnrpri I nst The order becomea effoctivo j while an assemblyiiinn an answer
mjfouu Ullioi, rcdiuu uuoi 01),(,m),0P , ,t ,H nu,H11, to!hlch he said must be considered
Off Pnaot Turnc lln of ' HHfourKo Mm old Manchu ' final.
UI I LUdM, I UI lib V) ai i . Htyc uf j,air ,ir0nsiiii; and con- ; Declaring his legislative record
p , y f ! tradi;tH Die ruling of General . opponent uf Immorality is
r3n3m3 AltCr I emllC CUu Yu-I'u. military Kovernor fixed and seence." a u d that he was
' of Chilli! under the former re- ; satisfied ihe people of Now VorK
Fiyht With Sea and Wind! Klme, who prohibited hair boh- stale did not concur in the "slan-
' 4 hlmr. threnlenlnir tct iimilMh 4 ; dei-rniu nliiiclf " (In. nnmlmwi r,uiii.
Hp, 1 oven bis own consorta for dis- I ed
I'r obeying (his order.
in my long public career 1 was a
friend of public prostitution.
Alt of the gambling mens ores
referred to by White had to do
with race track betting, the guv-1
ernor said, explaining that he had
voted with fiovernor Hughes
against them, but later, at a spec
ial session, voted "the other way"
as a protest against the "unjusti
fied action of the governor in calling-
the. legislature back into ex
traordinary session after the mat
ter had been fully threashed out
and disposed of at tho regular ses
sion. IUih Track Vote Uphold.
j The governor referred to another
bill in the charges to prevent oral
that tiovernoi Smith's reply
William Allen White constituted a
"forcible and complete vindica
tion" of his record.
"Jt is clear that Mr. While's
I
American. i
It. H. K f
Cleveland 4 i:i :ti
Philadelphia VI 1 U.
Hutterles: Uaync. Grant, Har-1 WASHINGTON. Aug. -1 .(IV
dor, Underhlll and Hewell, Autry; Greeted by a rousing reception at
Ijulnn and Cochrane. Perkins. ; the station here. Senator Curtis,
- ! republican vice-presidential noml-
It. H. K. j nee. returned to the capital today
Jictroit -I 10 "ifroni his notification exercises, at"
iioston 3 11! 0! Topcku. Kansas,
Katterles: Vangilder, Stonerj .Mciniiers of the Washington Ite
and llargrave; Harris, Simiuons ; publican club and a host of friends
and Berry. met his train. After posing, for
pictures, the senator genially shook
' hands all around and made his
way through the station.
Colug to his office hero .Mr.
Curtis planned to put lu the day In
prepu ratioiv for the address he wlil
Tl. If. e. ! deliver at a republican rally
j 8 j i Rocky Point, Khodo Island. A
1 a-mass oi cougniuiia.ury leicu'raius
upon Ills speecil O" nceepuiuce
11. 11. 12
St. Louis 1 8 1 :
New York 3 7 1
Batteries. Cray and Schang;
Ifoyt and Bengough. i
Clileago
Washington
Batteries: Adkins
.. 1
nnd
Berg;
Braxton, Oaston and Buel.
National.
CINCINNATI, Aug. Ll. (Tj Kd
J. Ttoush, Giant outfielder, has been
sent to St. John's hospital in St.
Louis for an operation on a torn
muscle In his stomah, and will play
i no baseball the remainder of the I
season.
which was delivered Saturday also'
awaited his attention.
Commenting on the outluok In
the west. Curtis described It as
"flue." In response to questions
he said there was no sign of a
"revolt" in the farm sections on
the part uf republicans.
"The situation looked fine," he
declared. "We will carry Kansas
f by the usual republican majority.
were recklessly made anil without
foundation." the senator said.
"The published review by the gov- i. H.
ernor of the facts emphasizes the Boston - H
importance of fairness and justice Bittsburgh i 11
in conducting a great political i Brandt and Taylor; Kremer and
campaign such as is now In pro- Hemsley.
gress." I '
"Mr. "White has enjoyed n rcpu- i Widows Live Ixhik
tat ion for honorable dealings with 1 WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. (A)
his fellow-men which this Incident There are at least 103.85S widows i his oncninir address;
t destroys. It is regrettable that he
should have permitted himself lo
be used in the circulation of inac
curate and untruthful statements
K.I Reports from neighboring states
1 ' are good.
0; "Of course, it is too early to
gauge the situation uceuraely.. The
campaign has not really opened..
Governor Smith has yet; to make
his address of acceptance and Sen-.
ator Robinson also Jias not maue:
Then we will.-
of American war
than 7." years old. Pensions of $40
a month to that number have been
authorized.
veterans more , KVt going right
Sutherlin Hotel Hutherlin being
Improved by new owner.
All Passengers
ported Safe.
IIOOVKIt HACK IIO.MH
(Continued from Phkc One.)
PANAMA, Auk. i. (I'i The I
story uf a fierce buttle wlili Men1
uml wind, in which fuurlccn liven i
were lnt, Ih recounted in tin. Iuk j him, vnliinlccrcd to lend him to
or the Mystic line N(cuiiidili V. K. the liKllt Hpot.
McKcnney which decked here him They mniieil iiRnln. iroceeillnK
nlKlit Ioiik overdue from Health'. l.-icmsH a ianliirc until they came
The Ihk hliuu'H Unit on Aiikiiki s, lln a place where autoinohllcs could
whi n tin- men iciilicd. tin- xliln not mnko headway. .McniherH UKain
near nildnlclit, while flBlitliiK ttnll';hled and proceeded on foot.
sirnni,- mile, lusi itN ( nn; i. i "Thcro Ih tho place whom we
trul. The oiikIiich were cut down wont in n tlioiirfnnd tinicH," Knld
tu hnlf Hpecd and an unaueccHHiul ; lliillor, IndiiillinK a patch of trcea
attempt va inaile to luiiiK the Home distiuice nwny.
steanier'K prow to windward. i 'iiuilK- the place, la It?" Hoover
A heavy Hen atruclt the vccl. hundred The irohiL- wnn niellv
sIHCIIliK Ilie torwnrd deck loud
The port riKKlliK fureiuasl wan hro
ken oTf, tlio ina.it oniHhhiK over
the Ntnliiliard Hide of the nliip. and
the whoju deck of luinljcr went
ovei hoard.
The cilKincN then were slopped
muddy as u result of a downpour
last niKht. "Well, we won't go
down there." he said as he turned
hack to Ills car.
Tho party proceeded lo the new
hicji Hcltool, where the nominee
drooled old friends nnd political
auu an nanus were culled on deck leaders until luncheon time. Tho
to cover the hatch, the cover liav- midday meal was eaten at Ihe
IliB been washed off by a Ircnicn- : home of Mrs. I. O. Yodor. Mrs.
(tons wave (hat swirled over the
ship tearliiB away everyllilni; on
declt from stout lo stern. The win
dows of the upper cliaiiroom were
broken, tho churl wheelliouse
Voder, the wife of the village post-
master, Is 'ioover's second cousin.
Several relatives of the candi
date were luncheon kucsIs. The
futility reunion was set for late in
111 "'' to Hie saloi.pl tho day at the homo of Dr. niyl
lied away.
It was while the crew was at
tcmptliiK to cover the hatch that a
wave swished fourteen sailors Into
the sea, none of whom w-as
rescued.
New Inn '
.Mrs. rriiusoti. a short distnnce
: from West llraneh. Mrs. Ilriiuson
: also is a second shrdlushrdlunu
'also Is Hoover's second cousin.
Hot. Do-s Mar Scenery.
I As be motored about. 1 louver had
The weathei Hinued llllfavor- i ""' "'""J '" 'eco(;nilni7 lllc oui
able IbroiiKhoilt Ihe next day but!'""'" ",r,,'Hl '"" creen
the day fellmiliiK. Hie sleerlnK ap- : l,Mls "'"'"''"''I l,l''c 'i"'l there
paralus huvlnB been repaired lhel'y w''1'' ''"chcil oaks and other
skipper tur I his vessel ahoul !"'""''' " " 'Hie once pretty land -
and returned lo Hie place where ' H,'ape was marred lu' many places
the men were washed overhoaril, ' 1J concesslnn slands dispensini; tile
hoplUK lliey iiiIkIH have linen : ,'VP1' fmnlllup "pup." "bill diuis."
saved by cliiniitiK to some of h,. 'a lldles, sandwiches, pictures and
lumber that had cone tut,, in.. 'souvenirs.
jjust before them. j One souvenir typical of lown and
.unoiiKii tin- .Mi'Keuni'V erlllseil apparently very popular, wns a
cniiriCfl s v i.i,,i,,i,
Medford pnst now In the veterans'
"""mini, an or whom
saiisraetluy proc'i,s
KiilnlllK henllh.
Med Mtrii,,,., brother r Herbert.
Itobert and irK Hlramr. attend
e. the meelln,; ,,
Iter from ltosehui'B posl.
.viovniK pictures of the cimven. I e:
- Hiiuii-n i,
icy nl tho
rcKUlnr session.
are inaklin;
toward re-
Hronilev . . ,. ',.. , """"""" ' 'bitlcrson of Ihe Amerl
"UM wic t cum niar
STOHM Kll.hs J,Y
(Continued froni Page One.)
about lu the leinity of the tragedy i n"i fashioned as a cornstalk, paint
for naif a day and recovered much ''t K're
of the lumber, no trace of ihe men handle
was round. f ihexe l(1 Allan Hoov
The .Nelson line steamer Amerl- I The high school and the "big
can Htar. which arrived at Italhoa j lop" erected In the adjacent
last night, also was caught tn the "bowl" were surrounded by slihids.
sotrm. Although it rodo nut the j some operated bv private conces
gale without casualties, it was j slonaires. and others bv church
badly battered and the nnsHrnuei-H ..n.i ..n u..
xperlem-ed a considerable scare. n'.,, i111uiillluJ ,, '
these --im .llUinii.iliiitii.r ..u tti.i ..v.
estimates that Ihe wind I .1 "...
attained a velocity of H'tl to lou1 , , ,
Main street uml the intersecting
the republican national com-
1 mlttee for "opeiily associating it-
Kclf" with a matter he regarded nt
liersonal. He aimed the rejoinder prinei
Da"lly al the Kansas editor, but h
Intended It to apply to his other
critlcH .Including Dr. John Roach
Slratnn, New York Raptitrt minis
ter, who has charged the governor
with being the greatest foe of the
forceH of moral progress in the
country today.
I'niiinnly and t'n-Amerirnn.
Afler taking up each bill cov
ered by While, the nominee de
nounced Ihe whole thing as "unfair,
unmanly and un-American," and
added:
' "I have Ihe satisfaction, how
ever, of knowing that it Is not con
curred in by the people of my own
state who have year after year ex
pressed confidence in me, notwith
standing that u large part of this
mailer herein referred to was laid
before Iheni in tho pnst by agents
of my political "Uemies."
"I am sure that T am right." he
continued, "when I say it is not
concurred in by the fair-mlndcu.
intelligent, thkiking people of the
country."
He said he was "glad to have
this matter out of the whispering
stage and put lu the open.'' Hi
regarded It as "purely political."
and said '.'when the campaign be
gins I do not propose to have the
issue of that campaign befogged
by controversy over irrelevant
ihlngs. such as the discussion of
my votes as legislator some or
more years ago."
A CmtJirrily Ciuim
"So one in all of the :!." years
of n.y public life has ever dared
to make ihe vile MiggcMious which
emanated from Mr. AVhite. with
the approval of Henry ,l. Allen,
publicity director of the republican
national committee," the reply con
tinued. Then, referring to W'hlteV
cablegram from Kit rope, denying
he had "retracted" his charges as:
As the tornado swept on toward
Ansiin. farm buildings and crops
v-ero crushed, a heavy rain fo
lowed and rodM were flooded
and some pavement washed pwuv.
More than fin HiiloinonlteH were
wrecked in Austin by the storm
which seemed to pick out and
follow Main street, the principal
thoroughfare through the city.
Waning at 4.5K p. m.. the lor
liado, hi less ihun e'ght minute
nnn covered u phMi two mllex!
lonK In Austin, where thu damage!
wns cHfmiitrii at jiino.000.
'in tnc buildings at tho county
fair grounds, where the fair was
to havn opened 1 0 d a y, were,
wrecked. i; , ; ' ;
doctors at tho hospital worked
over I ho Injured under hovuro
handicaps, because of - luck of
lights and electric power.
-4 .
v. . (iovcnior A Ileit llur.
WINNRMI.'tXW, Nev Ap. 11
iNovnda'a highest execiitlves.
Imlh ranch bred, will compete
In 11 chariot raeo at the rodeo lo
ho held hero Heptemher !-!, ;
At that tlmo. Governor Kre.l
It. )tn1ir nnd 14. Clor. Morlevi
miles an hour, lashlm.' ihe w.nei l
Into such fury that mouutumoui .
u liven swept over Ihe nhip. ater
pouring down the Mmukestack ami
drowning out lb. ilrcs.
To avoid the danger of passen
gers or meuibcrs'of the crew being
swept overboard the captain or
dered all hands below.
ai. it:xn:s omxiov thu
(Continued from Page One.)
Norman H. Davis, under score
tary of state and assistant score
lary f the treasury In the Wil
son cabinet.
Senator lloMnsou of ArUaiiNas.
tho governor's running mate, nnd
Senator I'itman. of .Nevada, who
will deliver the notification ad
drefs. will hp house guetn of th
nominee tomorrow night, fhalr-
nmn uaPKon or me national com
to gambling and eomniercialii'.od
n with a golden cob for a vice, and which Governor Smith
An admirer presented one said was given to tho newspapers
ny mo committee as an "official
release," it went on:
'"What n cowardty course ihe re
publican national committee pur
sued! It Issued a slanderous state
ment through Its official publicity
bureau and then after Its general!
publication In' the press, attempted i
to evade responsibility by the child-1
Ish claim that tt had been given I
out by accident. That Is no fair'
play." I
Tackling first Whlte charges'
dealing w ith liquor measures. Gov-I
ernor Smith said there had been nj
"deliberate attempt" to show that;
"my votes dealt with a far greater
number of so-called liquor Mils
than in fact they did," that the
Intent of many had been mlsrep-!
resented, nnd that almost Invari-j
ably republican lenders had voted!
us he did on them. !
Snhxm Voii" Kt plained. '
Referring to tho claim thnl he
thoroughfares were gaily dceorat-l
ed: stores and homes alike were
resplendent In new paint and yards
and lawns were closely cropped.
There was plenty of music, with
half a dozen bauds and drum
corps playing popular tunes. He
fore golm; to the high school.
Hoover drove to the farm of his
uncle. Allan Hoover, with whom
he lived after the death of his
mother. After ho hail inspected
Ihe house. itho(oirr:iitheii nrrvniled
ii r ... .1 hud Volcil In ul)m Kiilmma i,-tti.i..
iiroii iiimwi 10 KM' iiiciil oil ; - ".- "muni
Ihe edge of a cornfield some dis- ''hnrch or state school
lance down a muddy road. 1 "nv ''1:M''' " Manhattnn Island,
A gives li I'i".
Mrs. Hoover, who Is an nmnteu
photographer, became director of
the scenario. While tho cameras
elicited she lulructei Hoover and
Newl ltutler lir their voles. Newt
mlttee., will Miiy at 11 hotel adja- fhueked an
cent 10 tne eapltol.
"Will everybody be here V
governor was asked.
"Kverybody that's anylnnly
repUed.
l)lKllllrMilliontu fr.ini tlm ...1......
Grlswold will braco themselves I tlonat aid fund l.nve totaled !.
ar of corn and passed ,
j It over to "llert," who tossed it i
tlto 1 hit 11 the crowd of spectators, ami
smiled broad ty as men nnd women;
he j scrambled for the ear.
'"Mop your brow. It's hot." dc- j
I dared Mrs. Hoover, and Ihe can-;
WAlt Viri'S T sri: nTATH jdldate and his nohoolmnto readily
.,, .. , . 1 compiled a the scene, was record-;
(l ontlnueil from l'aBe Que.) ,.,1 on the films.
Hoover's clasMiiales cnlleil on'
him lu a body, pushing thi-tnmli i
111 tiirk charlola of the typo ued j 5t.4l I. US since the net first be- l'''UWl1 """ J""ed the rooms
Jy Hon Hur nnd compele lor the came effective, and success would!"'"' IJcent to the one set
chomplonshlp of Nevada. Thelnild prnrticully this full
nniouht to t HM offices durhiQ his day
challengo wan issued by (lovcrnor j the stales liability In the Item of nlKhl "lnv 1,1 Wt" "nch.
Jialsar. .. , . , j comnensulinn f,ii- v.r v.,i......,,. The nominee arcctcd each with
' vi..ii. .' . . ' imilie lierromil word of pbasurc nri
Klamath .county 0P0Ct. to. ulllp C. Jl. Hrintoi. ts North I'ow-'wltl, a I ocullectton ,.r si.me eM
,4U)pul 110(1 cuv potutwa this fall, j dor . N'civ, und llulnes lUtortl. I I in the pact.
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, high compression
tnotors
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CROWN
GASOLINE
MANN'S The Beat Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
WEDNESDA YDay of Unusual Values
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FALL WEAR SPECIALS
Coats
For early fall wear, wc arc. showing a
jfi'imp of till wool coats in tweeds, and
"(.'aljer" elotli, shoulder and waist lining,
scarf and .Tohiiny collar nicely tailored, all
sizes, J l to 44, t O 7 Cfi
each
See Window Display
Wednesday Special in Dresses
A group of new fall dresses in s.ttins,
georgette and velvet combinations printed
velveteen and (flat crepe, black and navy
predominating and a few colors such as In
dependence bine, wine, , fern, green and
wood shades. Dresses that should sell for
$111.75 for Wednesday, . 1,6 95
Sweaters
All our better summer sweaters from "Mar
ouette" and "Xatti Kiiif, pastel shades,
fancy and .iiicitiard weaves, also plain col
ors, reduced 20 of original price.
Jnst received a shipment of all wool cost sweaters for fall, come in plain colors
with contrasting. trim, high button collar, very suitable for real service, colors,
navy, black, tan, red and copper. , 4i7
Reasonably priced P 'O
For the best in qual
ity, service and satis
faction, go to the
leading institution.
Leaders for 18 years.
HOSE
Women's pure' silk
lio.se made by Rollins
with the famous Rol
lins run-stop feature.
Tli is is' a fine quality
full fashioned num
ber, marked at Uw,
271;;$ 1.45
GOWNS
Women's gowns made
of fine quality print
ed voile and A. .13. C
silk, well tailored,
trimmed in , h e ni
sHtchiug, all eolors,
up to 2.4") values.
Special 1 O C
a A o U J
BLANKETS
A pre-season special of unusual value, buy now and
save and be prepared for cool nights.
GfeSO-ineli heavy cotton twilled blankets comes in brok
en plaids in rose, lavender, gold, blue grev, tO Att
nnd tan. Regular $2,9.") values, special ..."
See Window Display
Stamped Goods
Stamped luncheon covers with uakpins on good grade
Indian head, two patterns to choose from. t 1 Cf
Regular 1.95 value. Wednesday special....'
Men's Shirts
Men's
shirts
F a n
y
for
iii'oadcltith
?119
?3.45
A regular $I."0 value,
shirt free if it fails in
these points.
A new
iiiiv of
1. Ab.Miluii'ly fast color.
2. Hmly cut full and roomy.
;i. Stylish shaped collars.
4. Preshrtink neckbands.
5. t'orreet in size nnd perfect
''filling.
0. Custom style eenter-pleiit to
bottom of shirt.
7. Kine tailoring and finish.
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nt
SILK
Mann's Dept. Store
The Store for Everybody
MEDFORD OREGON
411-inch flat crepe a desira
ble heavy qualify for fall
wear; pure silk in good col
ors usual $2.45 qualitv.
Special, d -I Q-
ynrd P LVD
Scarf Special
Crepe de chine and georg
ette triangular sport scarfs.
Snappy colors, values up to
I'mthing goods including
caps, belts, rubber flowers.
Vt Off Wednesday
Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns