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"Mail Orders Promptly
Filled. We Pay All Postage
The Best Goods for tHe Price
No Matter What the Price
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Missions r,g 24 .B70
Manager Parker of Farmers
Exchange Co - operative
Plans Broaden Pool Deal
ingOperating Expense
Reduced Klamath De-
Sour Heave By Robin Player, Vi"m-"-.i'
Gives Pirates Respite
From Second Place
Threat Giants Defeat
Cincinnati By Shutout.
H.ui Kranclscu 47 31
; l.im Atlh'clcH 42 35
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llywinid 3.i
I KutTuniento 35
.Scuttle 20
Portland 24
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ll.v William J. ( lilpnmn.
Associated I'l-ess HportH Writer
After rlcvelniiinu n Kti-unec fn.
mand Expands Medford c""y fi,r '"' " b"'"'' "
Kiuwftij ii, nit; j iiiin-n iAi-ruii'ti i
Niiiari ahfiut'-fut'i at f-'oiin-H field
yesterday just In time to save
themselves from the fVrm-ioiiK '. nv York
KolmtH- -and a phinKe Into hocouU ! si. I-ouIh
National Ix'njrite,
V.
IMltHliUl'Kh "J
St. I.dUis 3
'hieatfo
New York
Philadelphia ...
Cincinnati
Urooklyn
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17
Jtostun 17
Places Aiding.
iirnoklyn litirl In the inalt-: Detroit
liny ii. ranter, niaimKcr uf!,,iac(.
the Fanners' Kxciinnfcc Co-opera- ine; a double-play which wounl
the, plant to bruaden tlic local I have ended the e,ame In Its own
P-M.I wIIIi.k and pool buyliiB. lnir"v"r' '"" r,"vo "lippwl
the conilnu months of his adn.lnls-i"fr " wrr "" ",Hl uaHO fm'
tratlon, and It will be one of his lhe " of lolcnd.il
l-ullclcs. Mr. J'nrkcr completed doublo-kllllne, anil two I'lralo run
a year's servleo uh maniitfer June.nL''" "cured, wlnnliiK Hie game t.y
1, and was re-engaged for u three- J 3 tn 2'
year term. The i'lrates remained hulf n
After a year of effort, .Manager B"",e '"'"I"'1 'lie l-artllnals in a
Pa. ker reeently concluded negoiia-' K'" ratint. but retained f.rsl
Hons: with the l'aclflc Cn.n i.ilv.. Plaee on a per centime margin.
J OUllry i'roitucoi'M. wherehv iniir-
ke'.lug condltloiiH for local eggs
American Jcflti(.
W. U
(hlladi lpliia 35
211
2H
211
Cleveland 24
Washington 11
Chicago IS
ItoHtnn 15
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.301
.333
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.5 5 6
.4.'.7
.375
.370
.370
Pel.
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.500
.537
.500
.3111
.3 10
.313
and poultry will he improved
for the punt year, payments on
egg pools havu been made prompt
ly, a:ld the operating expense has
been reduced until It Is now three
cents per dozen, including the egg
cuses.
The local egg market la now
In a heulthy condition. The Klam
ulh market has developed, until
It is as big. if not bigger than the
home market," accordlnK t0 a bul
letin letter mailed Tuesday.
"lhe bulletin also states: "We
aiu getting belter co-operation
from Metltord hotels and mer
chants . . . and day after day we
nro from 25 to lid cases short of
filling our orders."
ijcal poulterers aro urged to
bring their eggs to the exchange.
Improvement In the local egg
marketing situation, Is set forth
In the following letter from 10. J.
jji.tun, general manager of the
J aciriu t'o-operatlve Poultry I'ro
uucers to the Kur
Co-operative:
'(ientlemen:
'Itoplylng to your loiter of the
11th.
"I'rovlillng It Is satisfactory with
yi u wo will handle all of the sur
plus eggs you have. Von can
through having played fewer en
gagements. The Cardinals step
ped all over the 1'hlllles, as Hal
llald pitched good hall. Frank
Prlsch altled llald with a home
run, a triple and two singles, as
Frank O'Dou! hit his 12tli homer
for the I'hlls.
SUFFER SUSPENSION
MOW YOktv, June 12. The
lwifivir ....,,! nf I.. A ..... ...... A it.
The lllants regained their strldo , j, , . . ..
j .....uui.B ,...!.,,., ., "' Olympic champions, Martha Norc
fort of big Kred Fltzsiininons in
.our cays. no ,,m ms .c.. zfi( ex,,,h(tlon8 wit profelonnl,,
even break In Cincinnati on the ... i..ii .., ... .,.., ..
: Hum nnd Holen Meiuiy.
Found guilty of giving unaiitlinr
victory, and ran their record . In
the west to eight games won and
only three lost.
The clan Miflraw now Invades
Pittsburg for what shapes up as
the most Important series of their
',;. clk-Hhivcs Ka,ne at ciil- m."IB Hniplon at the last Olym-
Miss NorelluH was Indefinitely sus
pended and Miss Meany found "In
eligible to compete as an amateur"
by the registration committee of
the A. A. V. yesterday.
The committee ruled that Miss
Norelius, 400-meter free style swim
L HI"! .
be- CI
WOl
nloi
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must give up all prizes she
won at tlto national women's chain-
cago yesti'i-dny was postponed
cause ... .. ,. .plonshlp at Chicago
toward converting the American l,8''1"! fommlttee cl.arg
, .. .. , oil Miss Norellus with apponring
gl" by w.nning their third straight I n-D unaiilhorliort uxhlbitlon with
to IjAi lltlll,e 'V Z ir Mm vmn niwl n I nt tmr
ehainti()iis uaineii mil imiif on um .,' , ,
Athletics, Who defeated the White I " V 1 , 1 "1:08
Sox by 14 to 3 and retained u
lead of Heven amett.
VounK 1M Walsh had another
had day at Philadelphia, and
(itMii'Ke l-irnshaw pitched fine hall
Tho charKB URahiHt Mlsa Mo.iny
woro Himiltir In character.
paeij thrm under our hrand. ae-: over the entire, route. HinunoiiH,
rordlnn to the Kpeclflratlnns which I and DykeH aided thu Mack-
We havo Riven you and will K'Ve'llin cuuho with luime runs,
you from Mint to time. They will j Although the I ted Hox uuthit the
be Kuhjeet to our lnnection at Timers by 11 to 7 at tho l-Vnway.
western team hunched its
advantaKc. winning 1V
hut the
hits ti
WashliiKton hatKinen 'went onj HollywooU
another ramp:iKo la-hlnd Kreci
Muihi?rry to defeat tho Indians tu
the capllol hy 13 to 3.
AD CLUB PLANES
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Plllicr. our Kugene or I'ortland
plant, wherever you ship them.
, 'This will u ve you a continu
ous outlet for your eggs in the
fuitcrn markets, when they should
i;o east; If you can build up
vo umo sufficient, which no doubt
you can do. you could start a
'ca" nt Medford and we could fin
ish Inndhig it either at Kugene or
.1'ortlnnd, and you would thereby
get advantage of the through lute
from Meilferd to New York, or
any other eastern point, which
"u-ould be the same ns the rate
from Portland. The loading In
transit privilege. In effect now.
will permit tills. It will be
llc.-cssarv. hnwcvoiv f l.nM.l tn.
Joi:r volume considerable above Thp ili'li'KUtilill of members of
what It is at the nreseiit time. '"i" l'lntlaiiil Advertising club, due
In order to make tb's saving. I to arrive here Saturday hy airplane
'Wo will make vein proper and ' '" UlntKl. Oil., in at
sulflelent advances Just as soon a Pacific coast conference, will
as the ergs are shipped, nnd pro-1 hu ,m'' "' 11 delegation of Medford
Tiding they are sold rtn consign, outness men al tho airport ami
Hu nt In the eastern market, we linmght to tho city for luncheon at
will remit the balance due you I '"" ' 'lln I lot nl Medford. The
lininipily. in some cases we will ' vlHlturB will Include approximately
lie able to buy your eggs outright. t"1'" B.ul will slay 111 Medford
In any case, your members can fnl' "'' "'! a half. Speeches will
reel assured as to the financial Hi" order of the tiny al !ho
nil u.i lion so rar as the eggs you luncheon nnd the visitors may also
send to us ate concerned. This. Hc given it short drive around Med
ill effect, will K;ve you just about '"I'll.
th same arrangement as if your
mi'inhcrx belonged to this orgtini
yjitlon here, ns fur ns the eggs you
sell outside of your local territory
are -oneerned.
"Meiilng this arrangement may
stablll.e your situation there, we
nn very truly yours.
J'.CI1.C COOPKIIATlVr: Ptiri.-
TKV I'ltltDI'l'KKS,
"Hy K. .1. lllxini.
"tieneral Miinager."
Coast League.
Yesterday
(Hy the Assix'lnli-tl Press.)
It. II.
Portland 4 8
11 11
t'asciirella. Heck. Miihaffey and
Woodall; John sand Sypher.
It. II. II.
Sealllc 1 9 1
Missions 6 9(1
Kisdh. Iimanskl nnd Itoreaul,
Cox; Plllette and Hoffman.
II.
E.
II.
Los Angeles -2 8 2
Oakland 4 11 2
Walsh nnd Sandberg: Craghead
and Ueud. ' -
II.
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San Francisco
Sacramento ,
Malls and Head;
Koehler.
II.
.11 10 2
1 8 1
fano . and
FLAG DAY EXERCISES
BY ELKS ON SUNDAY
Fights Last Night
(My the .Woclatftl Press.)
CINCINNATI. Freddy Mlnner,
Cincinnati, outpointed riddle
o'Dowd, Columbus, HO).
CI.I0Vi:i.ANl). Hilly Wallac
I leveland, olllpolnted I'Mdlu An
derson, Wyoming, (10).
PLAYS BUTTE FALLS
The .lucktnnviltc huMrhall team
Will play 1 1 fourth name of the
muMn when It luVets the Untie
ImiIIk titne hi lliiltf I'allM. and. In
view of ini reputed ahtlilv of the
ltultc l-alls hurlers. It )lt)it futiKhi
Kame 1 fxpeeln!. Thr .huksoii
vlllc club, hiiupvi-r, is hrlh't il
In haii had innie piactlce and
far this year hut not hrrn d
fivitcd. KolloWlilK the llutlr I'mIU
rJ.imt1 the teiini phinn in yhiv
(itantfl I'umh, followed hy other
m hrduled K-tnifM. Mananer l.ouis
Tulil Is ntill anxious to k'-i in
touch with cluh nmnuKcvs for
'Ki hum.
The annual KhiK Hny exercises
of the Ktks lodKe will he hold
next Sunday afternoon In the ctiy
paik. coinmoiictiiK al o'clock.
heueiith the shade of the trees ill
the Hotithrast sertlon of the park.
I where the Memorial day rxcr-
decs were held.
Th Flan Pay exercises are al
ways n beautiful and ImpivsMve
pat rlotic event, nnd an appro-
I riate previa pi has heeit prepared.
The Kilts lodKO hand will furnish
lhe musleiil part of the program,
land the address will W ii't'i hy
I Hon. Itenjamln Kimher of Giants
' llS.
j ( Mlu r features of the program
will n Introductory exercises hy
, tile t xalted ruin- and other offi
cers nf the lodye. a history of the
f iaj; hy I inn Newhui y. and the
altar service hy the CMiutrc and
offh ei -s. The rloinK featurr wilt
hi- the nIukIhk "f America hy tin
ln'lrii' and audience.
The public !s Invited to attend
, these l-'lac Hav cxercln's.
'uttl of Thank.
' TJio iindersUned de.lr to thank
ntir many frleudH and neighbors
for t hoi i' kind assistance and ex-p.-c
HKlonM of ny m pa thy. and for
their many hrautlful floral nffe:--lns
dtirlnK tho It tup of our laie
hcrea vetnent In t he ilea t It a nd
funeral of our mother and ninnd
mothor. A. K. lllhtreih.
K. A. Mlldreth.
ClyA MlldrtMh.
' 11. lllldreth.
U. H lllldn-th.
" ' " !7iHrt(r nai llehh r.
Moat Wai-hlp
! SHAXCHAI, Jim,. ) -ivA
.lapttnexe silvai(e comem Itun re
floated the I'nlted States KUlihoat
I l.uun, v hteh went alnu e on a
breakwater near Woumiuk h week
auo. The KUlthuat lined Its own
Mount In t"Uilm to Shanghai. Itul
, went ininiediately I.- , ilrydiu k for
repairs.
IUVM.lti;sT. Ituiiuiiila. June
' .,! mixi,.,.,, p e r i n s nn p
flrowned In a torrrnt which nwept
nver the Suinesch tlisti let t
" "'i I tllli i h); (he liiKhl.
MT. Cl.KMKNtf, Mich. Mickey
tioldhei-K. letrolt, stopped Johnny
llamm. New York, (7).
NKW YOltK. Jack Uein. Kn;
land. nnd Stanislaus I.oawy.a,
t'hlle, draw, (10).
LOH ANtiKI-KS. Hud Taylor.
Terra Haute. Ind.. and (loldio Hess.
Ocean Park. t'al.. draw, (10).
POUTI,ANl Uune 12. MV
Sirawherry prices were still on the
downgrade today. The hest fruit
was hrliiKhiK $1.60 n cialo. Lower
Kiades raiiKcd cuntddui able helow
thtn. One buyer for it larne- pro
duce house declared he expected
one nioru day of sunshine won hi
hi Inn the- seanon to a peak with
a consequent plentiful supply. If
this happens, the cannlnit season
flhmiht ho at Its height three
days of this week nnd two or
t hreo next . oek . V I nei a re re -ported
to he heavy with berries.
Only n little more warmth is need-
ed to ripen them and kIvo them
the necessary sweetness.
The Noted Dead
CHICAtiO. June 12. --(, V. 0
1'iiyce, publisher nnd hit ftnme
hunter, died lam night In his hun
Kulow home on the roof of his
printing establishment. He was tit)
years old and had been seriously
ill for iiioiv I tut ,i ii tuonili.
A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY MANN'S
II MANN'S
j COAT
Tt , SHOP
I j SECOND
1 FLOOR
For Vacation Days Wear
Helen of Hollywood "Whoopee" Dresses
Your Summer
COAT
The most popular garment of the 'summer season, "Helen of Holly
wood Whoopee" dresses. These adorable frocks consist of three
pieces. The circular skirt, the sleeveless blouse and step-ins. The
blouse may be worn as a tuck-in or over the blouse. The material is
a fast color print in rose, blue, green. : They arc trimmed in solid
color contrasting fabrics. '
MANN'S DRESS SHOP SECOND FLOOR
$35.P
should come from
Mann's
Especially when one considers the quality
of garments sold by thin , store. This, spe
cial we are offering consists of Just ten
coats, fur trimmed stylekjn broadcloth and
sport materials, they j,are!; ideal for street,
travel, sputts or dress wear. They are nil
I'lill-llnod but the sizes run sninll. Regular
values up to 125.00.
SPECIAL
Savings on Women's
Fine Silk Hosiery
For Thursday we are offering women's pure
silk full-fashioned "Theme" hosiery. This
hose comes in medium service weight and is
silk-to-the-top hose. A coihplete color ran.e
to select from and all sizes. Special
Another exceptional hose value for Thursday.
The famous "Kayser" Brand of women's silk
hose. This pure silk stocking comes in the
popular pointed heel style. It is full-fashioned
and in medium, service weight, special
HOSIERY 8ECTION MAIN FLOOR
n25
PAIR
$1 50
PAIR
Children's Dresses
A timely sale of children's fine quality wash frocks, doz
ens and dozens to select from. Kvery one a fast-eolor
print or broadcloth smartly styled and well made. The
panty styles arc ized from 2 to 6; for the yldcr girl from
7 to 14.
YOUR
CHOICE
79
EACH
Mothers You Cannot buy the Material alone for
this Low Price.
SECOND FLOOR
A Timely Special From the Drapery
Section 50-in. RAYON DAMASK
For those of you who arc contemplating now drapes for Town
House or Summer Home will do well to investigate this sale of 50
inch rayon damask. This is a new material full of rich colors and de
sign in both stripe and all-over patterns.. We ask you to compare
this decorat'ive cloth with others selling for much more. We know
this will convince you of its merits and value.
This is Just a R e in i n d e r that
Mann's are Headquarters for the
Smartest ,
Swimming Togs
and Accessories
Here one will find all that is new in smart
swimming accessories. New caps, .belts,
shoes, etc., in colors to match our line of
famous JANTZEX swimming suits.
Cap Special
10
OUR DRAPERY 8ERIVE IS
YOUR SERVICE. WE ARE
PREPARED TO GIVE.YOU
EXPERT ADVICE, ON ALL
WINDOW WORK,
MANN'8 DRAPERY DEPARTMENT MAIN FLOOR
!$125
I JSL YARD
OUR GREATEST SALE OF CORSETS
The Corset department offers for Thursday two leading items from its grcHt sale of "XATl'RK'S
RIVAL" corsi'lcltes, girdles and wrap-arounds. These excellent fitting garments are on sale at
just HALF PRICK. See our window.
"Nature's Rival" girdles and step-ins made of
fine quality elaslie ami brocade. These are
fine fitting garments and good styles. Regu
lar $tX values. Special
$2.95
Nature's Rival" cqrselcttes of satin, Swami
silk and brocade, a regular $..!(. foundation
garment, that is guaranteed to fit and give en
tire satisfaction.
$2.95
MANN'S CORSET SECTION MAIN FLOOR
Special for Thursday
splendid assortment of
plain and fancy swimming
caps, all colors and styles,
values up to 45c, your
choice
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
New Window
Panels
Rich new window panels in the popular
square mesh pattern, all come with tail
ored edges and silk fringed botton. These,
are suitable for almost any window treat
ment. They arc priced for Thursday,
$295
Ka.
MANN'S DRAPERY DEPT., MAIN FLOOR
Summer Yard Goods
Sharply Reduced
For Thursday, we are .offering you a choice selection
of .our regular Wi-inch printed Ivayon Voiles. This
ideal summer fabric comes in light and dark shades,
it is washable and fasl color.
95
c
Yd.
Also for Thursday we offer our regular ;t!)-inch print
ed Celancse Voile, a marvelous summer material of
finest quality and every yard guaranteed fast-eolor.
BUTTERICK
PATTERNS
Sheeting
Special
An exceptional special for
Thursday. Our regular
45c Xl-lnch bleached sheet
InR. fine soft quality.
Choice
39c yd.
Pillow Case
Special
Another timely special for
Thursday. Itemilur 29c
4?x:!ti-inch double weave
pillow cases, well made
from fine quality white
muslin, choice
25c
ea.
Domtitic Section
Main Floor
MEN'S
SHOP
MAIN
FLOOR
Next Sunday, June 16
Is Father's Day
Sunday. June Hi Is Fathers Day and tor
this ftraml day when we wish to remem
ber Had. we suRKost you Klve him a tie.
One that he will he proud to wear. Just
what ho would select himself.
Give Him a Tie
Hut buy it from MANN S where all the
fellows buy their neckwear! Here arc
complete selections of beautiful silk ties
In all the new patterns and colors and
they are priced from
50c to $1.50