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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 31, 1928)
PXOI5 ST5VEfr Medford's Leading Store Since 1894 Pay Less Dress Better AT COUNTY FAIR STEDFOTID MUD TRIBTrfTC, STEPFORD, Oiranox TOTOAY. AFfirST M. 1028, GAINES HANGED- instructions TO REALTORS plan 'I'M lMMnnPMT'1 PARENTS iSSUED 1 SPLENDID BOOTH Mm M? dli Mi ce i in mnuuLiii i ..,'. act unm ruKMWL UAia DEPARTKIENT SToRE .. . C.. A. MEEKER, Manager : .. ! : tftMttnfliMi TOMORROW AT THE . Dep't S New Fall Dresses $9.85 Beautiful l)lack and colored satin drosses in the latest fall stylos on sale tomorrow. Sines 16 to 4t. 1 Special ........$9.85 Munsing Silk Hose for Women 95c, S1.47, SI. 95 Munsinsr simulant of liial i t - in every pail'. A iicfsniiality of nmmi faclui'i' i ii Jl. u ii sin;.: hose that cannot be fiHiml in any other make of liose. The liest is always the eheapest and you pay no more. Women's Fall Coats Greater values and lower prices. $15.00 to $89.75 Women's Fall Dresses S19.95 to S32.50 l'yerythiii!j; in quality, finish and design are in these mar velous new fall creations. Black, brown, navy, maroon and' green. Hotter dresses than you have ever seen in this early showing tomorrow. Women's Fall Shoes on Sale Yesterday lirntitrhl lin'fjo shipments to this depart ment, all the striking: new shoe styles are on display at saving priees. See them tomorrow. , S3.95, S4.85, $5.85 to $7.85 New Cretonnes and Drapes Fall patterns in the new new erelonnes are on dis play. "This is the season yon are needing . new drapes. Prices are very low 39c to 95c Bargains dSr Basement . Women's Heavy Coat Style Sweaters $2.98 Women's Slip Over Sweaters $1.49 Girls' Rayon Bodice Top Dress Skirts 95tf Children's Print Dresses, size 6 to 10 yrs. 95 32-Inch Gingham, plaid, check and plain colors 15- 32-Inch Fancy Crepe 29 36-Inch Cretonne 29 Girls' Rayon Sport Hose 59 Women's Novelty Cotton Hose 25 Eoys' Tan School Shoes, leather sole ..$2.98 Boys' Heavy Shoes, paracord Sole $3.29 to $3.49 Children's School Oxfords, tan of gunmetal, sizes 8 to 2 $2.79 and $2.98 Women's Patent Ties or One Strap Pumps $2.98 to $3.95 VETCH 25T ! SULPHUR Booking Orders Now MIRACLE EGG MASH A real egg producer at $2.80 : - . The ideal mash to start those pullets laying i MUTUAL MILL & SEED CO., Inc. Store Phone 269 6th at Bartlett Mill Phone 311 hoi wunu Seattle Father, Convicted ot:Su. .,,,, or Sl.,100lM E. Slaying Daughter, De clares Enemies Will Suf ferBrother Weeps As Doomed Man Laughs. Discussion of too .luekmm coun ty rail which will be held Septt'in hur 12, t:;( 14 mid 15 took up most of the lime at the weekly lunch eon mectinir of .Merifnrri real cs lledricli. requesta that the parents into dealers today at the Hotel of each child befbw the third Medford. Preparatory to the opening of the public schools next Tuesday grade write out his or her name, date of birth, the names of the parents, and the street address on u card or slip of paper, for each pupil to hnnj; to school on 1 lies A committee composed of Carl Touiiwnld, Walter heverette and lOd White was appointed hy the president to take charge ol the booth at the grounds for the din- Wash., Aug. day morning. Such procelure will p..y nf products of the valley and greatly aid the teachers in getting )w disti ihtitiun of literature con things started off right, and save ceming the industries of this vi much time. The pre-registration Utility. It was reported that the of high school students was held u-altv board's booth at the last V.I,I,. WAU.A. 31. (Vt Wallace t (.-nines was ' today Irom 9 a. m. to 4 p. m. county fair attracted much favor hanged m dawn today at the slate ; in both the senior and junior hi-'-'h ', able comment and resulted iu vnl penitentlary here for the murder t buildings, and will be continued . uable advertising, nf his year old daughter Sylvia I tomorrow forenoon from !V to 12. j Cluuwes in laws and rules gov in Seattle two years ago. i Students who did not register : erning tho operation of real, es- His last words were: "Cot It over ! at the close of school last year, ' tate agencies throughout the state witii us quick us possible." 'those who have been doing, make- ; as proposed by the state commis- The trap was sprung at 4:07 n. ; up work in summer school, and sinn were described by Charles ni lie was pronounced dead seven pupils who have never attended j Wijjg. One of the suggestions minutes later. I .Med ford schools will he, taken care made today was to t lies, effect that l-'iank Novak, Seattle prison M on these two days. ; each dealer should be compelled evangelist who was clo:eted with j All the teachers of the public to use a stnndard sized sign In Caines fur nine hours before his ! schools will meet tomorrow at l::bt.his office instead of be in.-; at tib deuth said that he1 would make u ! P- t- with Superintendent I ledrick , erty to use a very inconspicuous M-tleim-nt as snnu as be recovered l'r Instructions pertaining to Tues- one placed in u dark corner of his from the ordeal (days opening, and after this meet- j place of business. irclist later said (.allies " 111 " " " : -m' i ui.oii chicnim im ui'i'inu- 1 ii in fI,lti principals or ine various uunu lings to discuss further details. who 1 -A system or inoiviuuai ai- was an ardent believer in a ben- j ,u " - after, that if be was Builiy. he j trantij is being inaugurated his . . i ...,,... ..mil he cm- i year by Superintendent K. H. lied- fessed. nil.. The evangel last words to him were; innueeiil of Ibis crime." Novak said he told liames. Hons for dealers licenses are In cluded in tho list of changes which will he brought up at the next legislature. In the meantime the variotia boards will he. cvi'"-!. ;cd to pass upon the Issues. At tho I rick. Kach student Is assigned (o next meeting of Alodlord real es- sieidfastlv ! 11 '"(ntnseiior auvisor 10 go ui 'tate ocaiers a detaiieii report on mainUUucd bis innoecnr walked for aid in selecting and lining up Mh0 matter will bo Kh 1 1 1 i 1 1 1 1 l it 1 1 1 1 i ii,, ill. ';l lli-per course. 'announced today. unaided 'to liis dt-alb. (iaines liiically accepted his fatet and slut wed little emotion I This counsellor system is need iUenihers of the board went on in most large schools and in (he record to the effect that they universities and colleges, and en- would cooperate in trying to dis ables the student to havq some : poise, at the city's irrigated land, a icxpert supervision in picking the uMal of several hundred acres of his erstwhile cell- ""v M-wr. ... ,,. , .. ..o. .,.. through his two years of imprison ment, lie was most affected, per ilous three weeks ago, when Kmmett Hailey mate, was led to the gallows. In a final statement made pub lie through bis wife, (laincs again reiterated his innocence, conclud ing with: "I do not forgive the friends who are the cause of taking an innocent man's life, and know that j they will be made to suffer lor the unjust punishment they have inflicted upon my family. They j will pay dearly for this outrage on earth and in the hereafter, lor I their sins will' find them out." j ( laincs was convicted Aug. 1 0. 1 liiii. after a sensational two weeks trial of the brutal slaying i ! pursue. Otis Mays, newly elected pVesl- dent, presided for the first, time oday. I - , nrM i rrn nrMiirnn 4 Kim UKlVtKb llNDRTRGH LIKED FINED, JAILED RECEPTION HERE Mcdford haw fiivonibly tiniiresHctl Two rockloss ilrlrcrn were Blvon ColniU'l C'hiirlos A. I.lmlhcuili, suvcro inmisliint'lit when tllcy up-, Amarli'u' nlr lu-ro. wllo wiih liuro noiired u ml cnli'ml iiIchh ol Kitllly ' twice in ono wnul;, ;iminliiiK In in .Indue Taylor's court lodny. cnsilnl reninrUs lie innde while ill Frorl KUhft' nf Ah!!nrl wim thicil lln. tiii'iu.rt l.ntli Tnnuiliif iiml vnu. of his tlaliKliu-r Sylvia, .lime HI of all(i sentenced to III (lays in telrlav allernoon. nnd II isJielle'ved Unit year. Suliseiiuont nppenls tu )an .,(t,. llnvnK ,. jU) ,, ,-lt- thai the colonel will slop here the stale supreme ruurfc ami tho t,() (..n. ; t)0 luKilleys U!utlun on whenever he files this why. United Slates supreme court and Wednesday evenin'!. Melvln How. Tuesdav lie remarked the local at lhe last minute, to the governor, j (oll was lined for reckless . peonle to lie very courteous in proved futile. ;nlririiiK, which charee was brouKhl 'keepliiM; from crowdlnc hlni as (hey Steadfastly riKlitintt UKainst th:ngnnRt ,m rollowlllK nil nulo ilo 111 ollliu- all'liorls of lhe coasl. haiiKuian's noose and piolosUnK crush on .ISast .lnln Htueot. yesloi:- lie also remarked (hut he, hud an his innocence tu the lust, wore l(ny I'orellivin. Klnilliir lines and , enjoyiilile lime ill soulhorn OreKon (Iaines second wife and liis broth- ; sentences will continue to he Kiven land yslerdny vt the airport, ho or. William A. (iaines. former Klnji ! nm fr teckless drivels until all said ho has hopes of leturlllr. V county commissioner, wl P-! local motorists can drive In :i snfelliere. There's a Smart Appearance About This Suit Tailored iicrlVctly in ratlicr plain (latlt'i'iis darkor sliadcs to si-t ol'F tlio (listiin-tivt nit ol; lapels, liouble-hreastetl vest ami pleated trousers, it has all, the predoiniiiant si ie features of tlie season. ' $25 $40 Campbell Clothing Co. Men's Wear On Main Street Near Front pointed lhe prosecutor who ol taiued iaines' conviction. Cunt's' brut net- made an elev- 1 enlh hour attempt to have the execution stayed whe i h appealed J lor a writ of habeas t" .'pUJ In thu i United Stales dlstii:t court of Spo kane yesterday on the . Kiounds i that the conviction was the work lot' bis political enemies. f Teh-Brains late last niht to i (Jovernor Haltley in Seattle from! both Mrs. (i.iines anil the former t ; commissioner were .still waitiiiK to ; j l)e delivered when the condemned' .man walked to his death. The, I lelcsriiph company was unable to ; locale the executive who bad re i fused to make any comment on ( j the many petitions submiltvd to i him asking for clcmeney. I j William was oil the veie of j hysteria after saying Koodbyo to j his brother. .Mrs. (iaines was in Item's, while the doomed man was j ! cheerful and laughed as he- (old I them of a isit of two priests. I I The body was taken in chary; by local undertakers and prob ably will bu sent to Seattle to-. 1 moi row. "(Iaines declared he was inn"-' cent up to the last moment," No-' valt said. "He maintained lie was ; not Kuiby of the crime, Most of the nii;lit he spent praying. He : confessed to me, upon my earnest' request, a few minor sins having ) no. benrhiK on tho crime of which ; he was accused." j ; I .at or Novak said, (Iaines had I i told him "I am sorry I was drinking that nteht." but in the same breath denied Hint the crime was his. i Kiom the prison Novalt went to a hotel room here, where William CainCM. brother, and .Mrs. KH.a-' beth Lewis ('.nines. ' wife of the, dead man, were waiting- 1 Uuriiif; the previous nit-'ht, Mrs (iaines appeared composed. When j told it was rumored her hushiind h:ul to n d e n confession, Mrs ! (iaines merely mllcd and said th" rumors were ridiculous, as h'-r . husband hud no confession to : make. She affirmed her belief in ; him to tlie last. ; As the hour of execution struck,' .Mrs. ('.allies said "It's near the : time. hn-t it?" She wept bitterly; when told that it was nil over, , William (iaines, on the other hand, wiih much distracted, pac ing the floor in an almost hys-1 t erica I manner. He was prevailed1 upon to calm down, however, but often put bis hand up to bis neck as though the rope were about bis Grange Dance Eagle Point Saturday Night Excellent Floor Metropole Orchestra Supper at Midnight and sane minuter. (field yesterday afternoon without i dozen poolilo at the field and this .slopping In order lo avoid n pes-' nilinher dwindled lo nenrh a half slble erowd there. When lie hind- dozen when he look off fur San He passed over lhe Portland 1 ed here .there were less than it , rYnneisco. tell EMMIMIM m BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE, Armory, Friday, August 31 THE BEAUTIFUL NEW bONGER , Funeral Parlors Open Tomorrow An iiil'oniiiil (iit'iiiiitf ni' tlie fine new nmrt iiiiry. just i-ninplototl, on West Miiiii si reel nl Ncwtuwn by the CONUUU l''l'NKRAL I'AliLOKS will he held toiiion-ow' ' This iiiloi'iiiiil (ipcniiir will lie in the Turin il' ;iii "open liunsc," jin'oriliiiir s'liithi'i'ii Ori'iion ic(ilc ;in ti)mrt unity il" visiting our licitilt it'ul new iiirlnrs iiiid inspct'l inn our iii'i'dininiiilat inns iiml cxi-cllcnt facilities lur thost? who may avail themselves ol' our services in the future. You are cordially invited to attend our "open house" tomorrow as our uucsls. EVERYONE IS INVITED TO VISIT OUR NEW PARLORS TOMORROW ; Mi i t ; EVERYBODY WELCOME "
