W.DFORD AfATL TRIIUTyFMEPFOKD, ORKOONVTUEHDAY,- FEBRUARY 2(, li29.
PSGE SIX
RADIO PRESS ASS'N FOCH IS FIGHTING FILM ACTRESS TO
ASKS FOR TWENTY LAST BATTLE FOR TAKE TREATMENT
MANN'S - THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE, NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE - rM ANN'S
MANN'S ANNUAL SALE OF
BROADCAST PATHS! HEALTH RECOVERY: : :
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WASHINGTON, Fob. SO. (li
Tlio Nntionul Kaillo I'rcsu Associa
tion, Iuc, with hoauiiuartort) nt
New York, today, npiilletl for tlio
20 channels ot nsldo by tlio.rudlo
voniiulsxlou lor tlio uso , of , Ilio
(miss. Tlio association naltl It
wanted to organize u pross servieo
for use of radio btoudcustlug Sta
.tlOllS. ...
The 'implication wu accompanied
liy n, request for construction per
mits .for! Ktiitlomi tit or nonr New
York, WnshlnKton, Uoslou, ClilciiKO,
Cleveland. Columbus (Ohloi, (,'ln
ciuiiali, Denver. Kansas City, St.
l.ouls. New Orleans, Alluuta, Unit
Lake City, Sou FihiicIkco, l.os An
nclcs, Seattle, l'bllndelphln. Dallas
and Minneapolis. The application
j if li rd fur ponninsion to Ibsuo a
nilnluium of fiouu watts and n ninx
Imum of GO.OUO watts.
, Attorneyii for the oiKnnlzallon
Kld tlio association was composed
of n number of radio broadcasters
who hull URrned to underwrite the
proposition for one million dollars.
Tlio application wild that the or-
icnnbutloii was an outgrowth of a j
refusal by '(Tiivehmd papers to glv.)
news to radio stations. - i
THEARI
l'AUIM, 1'Vb. yik (rt") Thu Ahko-elalt-tl
I'rc.'HH vn Informed author
itatively today t lint tlio condition
of JVlarrOial Ferdinand Foch m coii
Hltfert'd hu)H)lcHH and that )Uk death
npitffii'H only a gui-Htluii of Uaytj
onr work or tvn day.s nt tlio inoat,
- Tlio Informant, in a Rrlcf-atrk'k-
lvi tonu mid Willi tear In hit eyvn,
reluctantly admitted Unit the 77
I yuar-old generalUudnio. of the
I allied iirmkn, who htm In-an 'htrutf-
Kilns arraliiHt a coiiiplk'ii.tlon of
dKmiKcu for tho post mouth, prob
ably ha fought )i1h hint fight. :
The imtrrihal'H uin)itraturu roue j
to 101. U at . noon today and hln
wwiUiH'ritf 1 bocoininK alarming, f
ouch pulmonary iitlack bringing i
thu famous soldier lower and low-1
or. In addition to combatting
iini.ni in t li.. t.i.i.-ulw. I'd .1i i-ut.l,. u I
inuHt flKht hc lor oh la uf thy heart, j
"Can thu mai-Hhal bo Huvcd?"
the informant wau atdud. '
"I fear not. Wo muni not forgot
that thu Holdirr 1h neaiing 7JJ." .
Officially hopft had not hoeii
abnndoncd for thu famoim tolII(;r
and at leant ono of bin doetui'H In
mill optimfMiir- that tin mnndiul
amy 1 pull through. ' but In other
authoritative (fuaitm-u UIh opllin
DnnJn feared unwarranted. " - 1.
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IAJS ANCSEI.K8, Feb. U'. (Pi
Alma llubcua, film star, was com
mitted to tlio city pliycopathio hos
pital nt mi early hour this morning
by Superior Judge-N. F. .McCouib
III the actress' latum effort lo com
bat tlio narcotic habit, it was
learned' today from court jtcords.
JiidKe .McCoinb'B order was
clothed In secrecy ami it did not
become known until Into this niorn
InK that .Miss Kubens had been re
moved from a downtown hospital
to the mental ward. She first was
confined III a hospital followliiK n
disclosure that she was addicted to
the uso of di'URS. Yesterday rela
tives said that slw had been criti
cally III but that she was making n
successful fight lo atavo oft tlio
habit.
"1 cannot discuss the matter,"
ludKO McComb told newspuper
men. "It Is a most unfortunate
clrcunistunce and my full sympathy
koch out to this Kill. My only re
gret Is that It Is known at all."
I
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Y:AHI1INOTO.N Puh. i!j. (I
rarni relief hearings beforo the
house' lo'grlcuul(J', eomuilttee will
bo begun about throe woolm before
;nio eoiiveulug of the Hpeelal h
wioii of eoiigivHH In April , undi-r
pliinn made publle today by Chair
mail Haugeu of the eou'imltteu.
,..Tho coinmHteu 1h to meet Krl
da to finally dcterinlno on the
ntuiw. of piotM;Uure. (.'hulrinaii
IhitiK-'ii aiU thut while nil plmneH
of, thu furmei'H' probleiiifl Would bo
hvjird It wan J he U'ulre, of thu euiti-
' nilttee to, Imvii a few wltneuueM to
-ropntHCiit oaidi group.,
- JleiirlngH probably would eon
HUiun two weekn find , tlio third
week, ho,f aid, would bo ile voted to
drafting the propowed farm .relief
teglHlallon. , . .
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SLAIN BY SON
j VMU:aV,0, Feb. 2fl.(P) I'hllip
jN. Colettl ftpanlted hU 1-your-old
nun, ciiuni'a m Mi iiiKHi, oeai mill,
elioked hi in and then Btartcd lifter
him with a kuifu. Thu boy ahot
him dead.
Oharlea wan held by juvonlto nu.
thoilltloH today, but the nturley of
bin mother and an older brother
who wllm-Mianl the ahuollng led
polleo to beTevo It- wan in Helf-de-feiiHO.
,
The wltnetiHeH I'ald Iho falher.
who had been drinking, puulnhed
t'harlea for enmlng homo late, and
that the boy ran to lib father'a
room, Miatched up a revolver, nnd
I fired four Hliota after Xleoleltl,
Sr., had raided a knlfo against
him. .
HAlMi Ore,, Feb. II G ft') UogH
and dog bills caUHed, coiibldorable
dlueuHHlon In tho lower houm;
.Monday afternoon and after 45
minuleri dlHeuMHlon two dug blllN
were piiHed and one waH Bent baek
to committee.
II. 1J. f !2 which provider for the
organization of dog control din
IrietH and the appointment of
three supervluoni In such dlHlrlcts,
and II. Jl. D44 which increases
UceiiHeH for uuilo dog? f:om $1 to
I- and for female dogH from $2 to
were fairly barinloos and alld
througli without uebtioii.
Tho Iiouhu waa Hpllt, however,
on II. It. rIU which would muke
any unllernaed dog or any 1 dog
whl.i'h "chaHeH killK, or iuoIuhIh
Uvetoek a public nuisance." Hev
eral attemptH were mndo In cum
mltto'i of the whole to amend the
jtilll io protect Ute dog who merely
' llllMI.u" 1Hiul.lllf TIlA hill WIIH
finitMy referred back to the com
mittee on -agriculture. -
17 KAMiNTUItH AUK SUlCJII'l1
(CutiMnui'd from I'nge Ono.)
KELLEY INDICTED
FORCARSTEALING
FUUTLANI), Oro., Vvb. (fl
Charged with the imifdcr of Wil
Mum U Wnnl, white, Vwvy John,
Klumalh Iiulian, wuh Indicted hy
tliu federal giuiul Jury lioie Into
ycHlmday and ordered held for trial
oh A firnt degro einurder charge.
Tho grand Jury head tctitlmony In
tlUutlliiR that John had hilled Ward
with n kniTu nt C'hllonuiii on lob
rmiry 7, last.. .
Tho killing wuh preceded by a
drunken brawl in which Word,
.luhii ii nd an Indian womtiu fiic
unai. - During the bniwl Julia 1h
alleged to have uhtHhcd nud alabhed
the white mnn,
H. L. Kolley. wnn indicted,
charged with transportation of a
utolen automobile from Bealllu to
Medftird.
A not , true bill wan returned for
Donald H. Gninlbniii. ntrnsed of
transportation o( liladys .M. Vun
HuKklrk on Janunry 20 from Itodeo,
tnl.( to Medford.
,'rH were droKHcd an ptdlecini'ti and
wore Httir.H, s Tho Hlar, No. Ufi, wuh
found lo have been, tmaicd to .1).
AIkcII, connei:lid with the eh-anlng
and dyeing' bunlnem. t iMuraii, Ca
pone, Al Weitifhank and the two
Mucficnhcrg brolbei'H the - lust
three being vletlniH hi thogang
murder all bad couto'clloiiu with
the Hario trade. - Al'ell was to bo
iiietlonel today.
Atlhottuii a rtiUt Hcarch ban
befcn on for woral day- for moMt
of tho 1? men named in Hlege'H
IImI, the genornl order lsued today
muaim that tho entlro dcpirtmcnt
will join the xoiireh. nnd that t)e
nation will be circularised In an
effort to bring about the arrcnl.s.
ItOMi;. (I) The flrnt native
JnvancHc everto bu ordained In thu
itoman Cut hollo iirloHlhood has
taken hits final (ivvh. He is Father
Kruneetieo Kuverlo Hatimaii, taking
hlH Italian name Crom Ht. Francis
Javier. h
MAN'AtlL'A, Nlearagun. A'
VV('' lirndlng fli'ldM In Xlraraguu
htiv ebei'it pnmed In honor of I'nit
ed HlutPH marine avlatora who lout
Ihelr lives in worvlce during the
last IS months. .
4-
llurlon1 Klam, 12 yoars old, ot
pRWhuska, Okla., hn naved i0"'
slnco hu began Holllng papers at
tho ago of i. He 1b alxo at the
head of hla cltiBf In school.
J Itlgelow Senteneeil.
I COI.KA-V. Yah., Feb. 1'U. P)
t li. F. ltlgolow. cashier of tho Col-
fas Statii Hank, was Hentenced to-,
day to nerve three to fifteen years
In the Blate. penitentiary-nftor he
pleaded Riiilty to the theft of ap-
j proximately f;i3,UUU In bolide from
depositors.
NAZAKKTH, 1'aleHtlne'. tl
Modt'i'iilKntlon, urdierfd In with a
blaze of electricity, has roaehed
I lit Hucrcd town of Nazareth. A
forolgip firm will Install electric
lights replacing the oil tumps in
use since Itlbllcal times.
OHIO TERRITORY
LONDON. (tV) Ccorge Uernard
Shaw luit written a new play, "Tlio
-Apple Cart." Shaw dear rl ben the
work as "an ultra-modern play aw
unlike Halnt Joan as anything could
be."
FRANK'S
Comedians
Playhouse Theatre
Thur., Fri., Sat.
From the Novel
Lena Rivers
NEW CHANGE SUNDAY
PRICES
Children 10c
Adults 50o
li CoU'MUCS. Ohio. Feb. (AV
Ttiavy ratna and rlnlng tempera-!
turoH that melted lee ant) snow'
fl'tit KtrcnuiH ami rivers oil a ram- '
lag .throughout muHl of uhlo to-,
I day;
Jllghent watcid were reported In
Mil) poulliwuNlern part of tho tnte, '
t particularly at Springfield, when."
' the huKlncM UNlrlet and a Heetlon
Sif the residential area were under;
water.
Hevenil himdn-d homei alonit
lhiek creek -were Uolated and fori
n time water Miood three feel deep i
in some of the buflinvw streets. . j
PAKE FE)S
AQE DEST
More nourisliiiiw. Easier to
digest. More uclicioyg and
wholesome, too, because they
have a finer, fuller flavor.
Serve more of them. And re
member Calumet not only
guarantees success but also
.MAKES BAKING EASIER.
UP TO PRESIDENT
U'AKIII.VriTllK. I.VIi. I'll. 1,11--
CoilttreK'dunn! uctloll was compO
ed tudiiy upon I lie senate Mil to
ttlitliol-lr.u 3rf.0tU for Improve
lueiiis of the irei;on t'avew In the
HlHklyou tintiunnl forvHt, Oregon,
- vlten the lmuse nxreed tu a eun-fei-iineo
report coitclllailnif dti'fr.
eiieos of Hie two livum-s over
unieiiditienls.
The 0111 now goes to tlio W'e.st-
-oviit.
i
I'AItlH. tl'j Throe cunturlKs' ao
uuinulatlun ot diplomatic doeu-
, lucnts load down four: null A quar
ter miles of fholves In J-.o Fruneli
. intnlfltry of forclpn affsli". Three
'librarians patrol thofrt Theiren dolly
nddlng g'.w material,
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7v ' DOUBLE
?1S ACT,N0
UNlS
Opens'
flit
M
Wednesday Morning at 8:o30 Sharp
Thousands Upon Thousands of Yards
1 of Shimmering New Silks Go on Sale
Annual $1.95 Silk Sale
Values Up to $3.50 a Yartf
Tomorrow at Tremendous Savings;
Just think of buying "Stehli's" famous crepe de
chene prints, printed flat crepes, suede flat
crepes, heavy silk Shantung, c r e p e Marillian,
faile Canton crepe, colorful tub crepes and
heavy satin Crepes i n all the -i OiEl
high lighted colors for Spring; tp
values up to $3.50. On sale 11
si Wednesday . . . . . tL
Read carefully the description of these famous Silks
and be here EARL Y tomorrow before the best go!
Colors: ;
.. ,
Highlighted
for Spring V
BLUES
Slate
Bleu de Lyon
Byrd .
f4
Independence
GREENS
Everglades
Mint
v. .
Pandora
.
Citron
Miramar
Remember all of these "StehhV " silks are 40
inches wide and are new silks just in, bought
away below regular prices for this big sale, -i
values up to $3.50; Wednesday, yard . .
195
Crepe de Chene Prints
C'luinning proof of why prints
always "conic back" ... they
arc more entrancing than ever
in this collection! Flowers,
sprays, clusters; small sophisti
cated patterns. , jJ 95
Printed Flat Crepe
Of perennial smartness, this re
gal silk. Heavy, lustrous, and in
beautiful prints using almost
even- new color under fashion's
An exceptionally versatile
sun.
sale selection.
.Yard
$1.95
Suede Flat Crepe
Truly n highlight in the Spring
mode . . . so soft, so lustrousso
mellow'd in texture. AVh'itc
. ivory and flesh are included in
"the wide range of colors in this
dynamic sale. $1 95
Sample Black Silks
Satin-back crepe, Faille back
satin, Canton crepe, crepe de
Chine, flat crepe, suede crepe . . .
all these and more are included
in this group offering tremen
dous reductions.
Miscellaneous Silks
Taken from stock, and emphat
ically reduced for this epochal
sale event. You'll find Chinese
brocades,' sat i n s, and a 'dozen '
other wanted fabrics ... in liui-
ited quantities.- $2.' 95
Famous Crepe Marillyn 1
Women who have worn nation
ally known Crepe Marillyn for
finest nnderthiugs Mill recog
nize a rare treat here .' . for
this washable, pebbly surface is
now offered in 40 djl QC
shades! Yard P1.C70
Colors:
Highlighted -'
for Springy
YELLOWS
Florida
Panama
Corn
' TANS r'-'
, ,,
Lido Sand
Brioche
String
Paris Plage
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REDS
. .,
Castilian
Heavy Silk Shantung
Tin
lo tin
rough pongee 'weave, introduced
viinrtM wiirl.l lv ... i !liimrl l.isl
siuumcr is a decitled .fashion sncces
for - Iii ..white,'-Dili ' ' hrilliant
sport
vou
coloi-r
love it
Heavy Satin Crepe
Again a dominant fabric for spring . . .
ami deservedly so. for its gleaming,
pliable texture lends itself so amiably
to the feminine niode; You'll find
the colors ,
enchanting :..
$1.95
Faille Canton Crepe '
This will run away with most honors
for,, ensembles this year. Distinction
of weave . . . erispness . . . body .
all 'these have to do with its adapta
bifitv to the mode. d1 QCi
50 shades ;PA.S7J
Lovejy Crepe Lido
One of the most sophisticated of the
new crepes, this shimmering, mellow
silk that famous dressmakers nrc
:-hoosing for semi-formal frocks and
ensembles. Colors for tfll QC
iverv mood P 1 .iU
' Colorful Tub Crepes
Smart because they're so practical . . .
I hat's what stylists say about them.
-You'll revel in the array of colors and
' .
patterns' in this exception- fl?! AC
ally low priced selection...... P
Silk Sport Crepe
3G inches wide; heavy crepey wetu9s,
suitable for sport dresses, ensembles,
etc. You'll find the colors t 1 QC
you want, too. vard v 1 55
Betty Baxley Wash Dresses ftnn)hfj-rnsh-f-rAtt
New spring styles just in: . 2.50 MWYWWtta. YJWU
XI 'Mrs L
CWMsir4fib-4fi7 Hrr-ionntf,-M ' i
Postage Prepaid Agents or Butterick Patterns
values. Wednesday,
each
Wash Dress Sale
-i iui new last-color tn-int Vns h
THE STORE row EVEPYBODV . Dresses; just in. Sale f(
. V iiV V
Afai Orders Promptly Filled
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