Medford mail tribune., July 17, 1929, Image 6

!rEDFOT?D MXlL'TRrBUXE. rEDFORD, (OREGON', WEDNESDAY;' :'?rLT 17, 1920. "'" '"'
KLAMATH ELKS MAYOR TO SEEK
PREPARED FORjMORE SUPPORT
B GCONVENTION FOR PLAN BODY
festivities Open Wednesday
Rest Will Be Possble
for Those Who Need If!
Electon of Officers On
Saturday.
KI,AMATII FaIjT-S. ore., July
17. (Hpeclul) Klntnuth Is ready
to entertain the expected 3500 to
4O00 KlkK and their IndioH dur
ing the four-day convention of the
order which opens hero Vednen
day. Kun for every one each
Uilnute with "rest for those who
need It." from 3 a. m. to 8 a. m.,
in the policy of the Klamath Kilts
Registration opens Wednesday
mornlng at the Klks temple, wneie,
complete' programs will bo given
each Klk. Throuifhmit tne
cars will be uvalialilc for scenic
tmirs to Crater Ink, the scene of
tlio Modoc war In the lava beds,
and 111"- ninny lakes and fishing
resorts ill the Klarnalh country.
Bands and drum corps will pa
rade In the evening to he followed
by the Male finals In the rltuall.--tie
contest of the inks order with
Ihe winners of the various dis
tricts coiuiiellng for a handsome
trophy. A theatre party h:is heen
arranged for the ladles.
Starting at a. tn. Thursday
the bands and clrnrii corps will
awake the v'sltors to a full day of
pleasure. The ladles may play
.alt while I in delegates liut-im
ih. . nnf.nlnir business session
i i' Hnvle evalted ruler nf
the Klaniuth lodKe. will eall the
meeting to order. Mayor T. H.
Walters will Five the address of
welcome and turn the keys of the
city over to the Klks for sate
boenlniT-
u u ruslck. Albany, state
president, will respond tn an ad
dress by Wilson S. Wiley.' past
..nltet ruler of the local lodge.
Committee appointments will be
made at. this time. .
Water sports of all kinds. In
ckidlnK hoax races, swimming and
diving contests: a golf tournament
and trapshoot are scheduled for
' Uie afternoon. Mrs. 1-ee Kourrler
will he on tho secund day of hci
mdurance swim to break the pres
ent world's record, which she
llolds uf 57 hours.
At 6 p. ni. o Joint meeting of
ll ltotarlans. Klwanls and Lions
club members will be held al
Klarnalh union high school ban
iiuet room with Fred Htelwer,
United .Slates senator from Ore
gon a the principal speaker and
Bruce Dennis, publisher, and for
mer mate senator, presiding as
toast master.
At p. in.. K. O. White. Chi
cago negro, and Willie Keldman.
fast New York middleweight, will
meet in the ring. They will bo
llreceeded. by 24 rounds of fight
ing. .'-.J.
( For tho ladles a lil-JInks has
been arranged to be held at the
Hotel Willard. with n "for ladles
only" sign nt the door. Midnight
will see the start of a "Whoopee"
sjhow Bt the Pelican theatre "for
lk only."
Saturday morning election of
officers for the coming year and
Miectlon of the next meeting place
Will take place.
. The gigantic fun parade with
six sections, each section preceded
by a bar t or drum corps will
start Bal'.rday at 1:30. Awards
will be made for ., prlre entries,
prlxe floats of both lodges, and
Individuals. Tho largest delega
tion marching will also bo award
ed a. trophy. Klamath lodge and
all its members are barred from
winning pilzes and trophies In
the parade. The finals In the
golf tournament and trapshoot
will lie a feature of tho later
ufiernonn..
A Bpeciacnlar fireworks dlspley
ffresented from an airplane fiylng
uyr. Hwaumt lake will open th.
eSvning'' entertainment. The
ea'ening and the convention wilt h
ciosed with a dance.
Radio Program
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Mai! Trlbunc-Vlrgln Station
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G:tli IhIs theatre.
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4. 0:S .'armeiH' Cwonnatlve )
Kxchanuo,
4 7:0 Crencent iMirles.
f ' ThlilMlrtj. July N.
H:30 IMirnnl I)ealen.
10:00 (.olden West Coffee.
10:30 Kojunomy tlrocvierln
4 6i Hd Uinns.
4 M:nO!leebe & Kindle.
J 1:30 Independent Kleclrlc.
4 12:00-.larmln & Woods.
4 News flushes, Mall Tribune.
4 J2:30-Naintorium,
4 1 :0fl -Nntatorlum.
4 1:00 p. in. (iold Seal Cieain
4 , ery.
4 1:S0 riiiltk IValern.
4 roo-i-llork'n Unkery.
4 f:Sfl YounKlove nnd Co,
4 6:1ft Mm Theatre.
4 firtti lulu Theatre.
4 6:3IO--.hII Tilbiine News and
4 MarketH.
4 7;00 Aetsoclalid Oil Co.
4,
' t'omen of llie Me of Man,
fireot HrMHln. wei not excited
ovr (he Knerol elect lone. They
Ifnve been votinK alottKslile I heir
men for 10 yearn, women hoKO
liolilnrn having iiad the voto for 10
ycuii.
Communication From Plan
ning Commission Cites
List Grievances Against
City Council Pipes Is
Conciliatory.
In p lonjf communication ad
dressed Hi the city council, the
city planning; commission alrod ;t
lUl of KrifViliu :en It hud UKUinnt
the mayor anil that botly, which
verbal Hpunklrii was taken matni
InH up and KinilliiK by the round!
tnen, who then complacently and
much more nmiliriKly ordered it
referred to the ninyor and city at
torney. Mayor A. W. Pipes, however.
(who did not want the communlca-
j '( treated Ilnhtly. called utten-
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accomplishments of the conimln
ision, and declared that In the fu
ture himself and the council should
endeavor to back tip the commiK
.sfnn moro than in the pant, al
though in the main the cuuncil
hod NHpported tt and overruled but
f-w of Us recommendations when
f xpetllencny' ho demanded.
' As' for hi iion-nttrfid.mce al
nifftinK" of the commission. Mayor
I'lpeM Maid he had a Kod allM.
calling attention to the fact that
ver since he had assumed office
the various affairH of the city had
caused t hree or four meet Ink a
week. However, In the future he
would endeavor to uttend the corn
mission nifftiriK.H more regulurly.
Councilman .lusi-ph O. Oray also
praUi'U the commission' work and
said I's position was an embarrass
ing one In beiriK q body of much
responsibility and without author
ity. City Attorney John 11. Carkln,
also produced an alibi for hit non
attendance. KayinK that the various
meetinKi of the council and other
city bodies had caused no many
city meet inns to he held weekly
that one simply could not attend
all and retain oneH health.
y The grievance of the city plun-
niriK commission rend In part us
follows:
I . Property on 1'aat Main and
Tripp Htreeis, known u .the Tler
rian service station, was reclassi
fied without first obtainiiiK re
port from the commission.
2. A new city hall was located
and constructed without flrnt ob-
mining a report from the city
ptaniilnK commission.
3. A new tire halt was located
and constructed wihout report
from the. ' commission. ,
4. Hlxth Hireet waH opened be
tween Kro n t a u il Kir without a
report from the com mission.
6. The municipal airport - was
illegally located and constructed
without a hearlnK and report from
the commission.
0. .The mayor and city attorney
are seldom at their meeting.
7. A Htruciure 1m being built on
the "nuuihwefit corner of Ninth nnd
South Ktverslde which doca not
comply with recommendations us
to Bet-hack line ninde by tho com
mission. K. Zoning laws have heen vlo
laied, cltlnn the case of IS. C. Silll
man at 331 West Second street
who had located a store tn n resi
dence district
In closin)- the written com
plaint, the city plannlnK commis
sion recommended that no action
be taken by the mayor or council
on matters that must first come
before the city plannlnK commis
sion. The communication wan siuned
by the members of the commission:
Larry Schade. chairman, M. I,. Al
fotd. William Allen. Bernard Uob
eris, II. A. Thlerulf, tieorge Por
ter, J. F. KtlcKel und Marry Hina
barger. IS. KEENE'S BIBLE OF
1860 SEEN Al REVIVAL
Tuesday niKht was Itllde nlKht
at the Kill I tins pel Tabernacle,
where the Canadian evangelist,
Xclmu Ai'Kue, Is conduction revival
'servleeH, '
Mis. . U. Keeite brought the
oldest bible present. It wan pub
tihi'd In lfl3( and has been fri the
Mumily since 1HU0. Mrs. t K.
j Wanner brought the newest Hible
present, purchased In March. 92V.
riierv were some two-score other
HiblcN counted nmoiiK the conn re
'nation.
A uuical reading; by the evan-
4 1 K'ht, or ail the books of the
4 ! Hible ty memory, bt-nuht heal ty
4 applause. '
4 ( A icovpel hymn, KesurrectUui
4 'Life, by I'aul Hader, was played by
4 the evangelist as a trombone solo.
4 i In the hermon, various veix's
4 were (iioted from Ihe liyth I'salm
4 on the value of tlod'n law, includ
4 Iuk Uavid'n nurilx, "Thy word have
4 . 1 hid In my heart, that I nilKht not
4 sin itR a Inst thee."
j The value of the family as an
4 anchor for the families of today,
4, 1 whn emphasized. The evanKelltd
stated President Hoover has inude
4 1 11 a dally custom to observe dally
'Uihle readliiB with bin family after
the evenliiK meal. J. D. Kocke-
, feller observes the family altar
flench day. even when truvelin in
ineir private car net ween N
York oiid Florida
Vlnlt Inir pastors and frlendn
from Ashland, Trail, and other
polnis have been present. Services
continue each nlht at 7 To
niRht the sublet will he, " What
the Holy Spirit means to us." To
morrow nits'hi there will i pmyer
for the lrk. Kveryoiie U wt'b'yiiie
lu theje wrvrei, iHtes llie puntol ,
If ;v. T. H. Wincy,
. SEE
WINDOW
AT
MANN'S "
Of Silk and Wool
REMNANTS
THURSDAY
These Desirable Lengths
of Seasonable Fabrics
Go On Sale Thursday
BELOW
COST
1 t9sszmi
.Hundreds of Yards of Remnants Go On, Sale
Thursday at Prices far Below Cost. Hundreds
of Seasonable Fabrics in Various Lengths. Con
sisting of Silks, Rayons, Cottons Cretonnes
Nets, Scrims, Marquisettes and Woolens.
COTTONS
KcimmntH of wash nooils incliuliny; c'nif;)iiiin, pcrcii.',
print voile, linens. suilin;, piiiie, niyiui, sills, nnd rottnn,
mixed ninteriiils, voile, dimity, lawn, nnd hmjidclotli.
, Lengths suitable lor ilresses, nproiis, pnjiiniiis, Mouses,
Pie. '"A splendid elimiee to liny iiinteri.il for eliildren s
clot lies.
SILKS
Flat erepe, crepe de eliine, l'iiyon' oi epes, rjeoretles, A 1!
(' silk, rnyiin, slip satin, irepe-liiieli satin, liroeadcd ray
on, nnd printed erepesi
WOOLENS
Woolen remnants, lentlm snitalile I'or ilresses
jai-kets, ete. These remnants include flannels,
kasha, chtillic, wool erepe, etc.
DRAPERIES
tiemnants of cretonnes, scrims, nets, damasks, and mar
iiiscltes, assorted lengths snitalile for windows, chair
covers, cnshions, pillows, and fancy work. These desira
ble prices will o fast so we mijiucsI yon he here earlv.
DOMESTICS
Kemniints of domestics consist in;, of sheelini:, pillow tidi
intr, plisse crepe, linen towelinsi. nainsook, dimity, and
ninslin. Dozens of uses can lie I'mind for these very de
sirable pieces. So eom,.aily. ,
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
C "THeItOBE FOH EVEPYBODY" j
IWini . 4tlr.
SEE
' WINDOW
AT
MANN'S
skirts',
tweed.
"
Thursday Special
Women's irniiuniii!; Hird pure sill;
hose, French heel, full-fashioned
style, silk to the top. Medium ser
vice weight. All sizes, all colors.
our choice
$147
Hosiery Dept. Mann'a ,
We Pay Postage
On All Mail Orders
VACATION
SPECIALS IN
FELTS
$487
Now it's "FF.I.TS" for sum
mer, and here they arc. New
styles, new colors. .Many of
these, hats lire beine; shown
for the first time. See them
tit once.
MILLINERY SHOP
SECOND FLOOR
7-Day Sales
from ihe Drug
Section .
CREAM
For vacation une ure these
handy (ulies uf Harriet Hubbard
Ayera' Creams and they are spe
cially priced lor thin sale.
37c
tube
FLY SPRAY
The fainmiH Ornitite fly sprnv,
und tl is ts f ly t line so use this
handy sprayer and spray and
you'll have no more flies.
Fly Spray nnd
I,ni'UV Sprayer .
1 Qt. ( an of
Fly Sprayer ....
I pint can ftf
My Spray
97c
$1.17
67c
STATIONERY
Clever new niimliern In. vacation
HiHltoneiy. ronslatlii); of "I.KT
TKKSKTTKS" pound paier ami
novelty hoxed sets. Heforn yon
go on your vacation let us sup
nly you Willi stalloneiy.
IxMleri'lles
Are PrhiMt
IWne.1 rniH'iN
Arv rhl
87c
97c
ASK ABOUT OUR NEW
DOROTHY CRAY .
PREPARATIONS -
$987
$37
3w-
Pair
1st Floor
f "THE STORE
A GREAT STORE IN A
7 Day Wonder Sale of
SILK DRESSES
A'seW'tion of lute summer drcssos taken from
our 'regular .stocks. These consist of flat
crepes, georgettes, and printed silks,' long and
short sleeved models. Collar and eollarless
styles. Various skirt, blouse and waist line. In
this hit are dresses that sold up to ifi'JS.OO. Your
choice.
Your
$987
A Group of Silk and Wool Frocks
For ThurBilay we offer a group of
smart sleeveless flannel, silk erepe
and tub silk dresses at u great reduc
tion. These are in small sizes only
and have sold regular up to $IO.uu.
Choice. r
MEN'S
Children's
A, splendid assortment of ehild
leu'a rayon bloomers. These
are regular F9c bloomers.' Your
ehoice Thursday.
New Jap
For warm summer days these
new Japanese parasols are quite
the thing- Colorful Oriental de
signs, bnmhoo bandies. Kegti
lar !i5c. Cholee
New Pleated Scarfs
A special shipment of adorable
new silk scarfs In the popular
pleated design, all the new color
combinations'.' Ynnc. choice
32-In. Spun Silk
H2 inch span nilk (doniestfc pon
Heel thin much wanted summer
ilk come in splendid colors unit
washable. Hernia? value.
36-1 n
For a mi minor slip, hop rayola It
romoH lit! (nrlies wido In nje,
yellow, bluo und brown. Regular
7.V value.
Women's
Women's tine cotton knit union
suits. These come wlii bodice
and'hiillt up tops, and new style
knee. All sires. Your choice
FOB EVERYBODY" j
GREAT COUNTRY
Choice
$377
Adorable
Wash Suits
for Boys
A shipment of boys' wash frocks
that arrived just in time for 7
Day sale. New colors and pat
terns in linen, broadcloth and
poplin. Smart trimmiug of con
trasting fabrics. These suits
were bought to sell tor $1.00 nnd
are In sizes 3 to S years.
97c
Suit
DEPT MAIN FLOOR
Bloomers
37-.
Parasols
87c
W ' Ea.
$787
U Ea.
5.7'
Yd.
Rayola
47'
Yd.
Union Suits
Thursday Special
Adoriible new hnndUereliicfs of hand
embroidered linen with rolled hems.
Also sport numbers of iipplicpw-d
I'elei'i'ian prints in bright colors.
57"
Each
Mann't Mail Aisle 1st Floor
Tliis is Strictly
A One-Price Store
- MANN'S
SPECIALS
FOR MEN
Men's
Athletic Shirts
These are fine quality rayon ath
letic shirts In white, peach, or
chid, green, and blue. Theyell
regularly for 7!c a garment.
Your choice lor the 7-Dday sale
67c
Men's
Fine Dress Shirts
Another fine shirt value are these
collar-attached numbers In broad
cloth madras. Hnyon and oxford.
New fast-color patterns nnd colors.
Values to $:!.50.
$1.87
Men's
Work Straw Hats
To all men who work In the sun
these hats are dedicated. Well
made of waterproof Mexican straw.
Some have colored sun visors. They
are regular 75c and $K0ii.
47c
Men's
Broadcloth Shirts
An excellent garment for summer
wear are these fine quality broad
cloth shorts. Made with three-hut-Ion
yoke waistband that slays put
around the wnlst. Regular T.'ie.
57.
3 for $1.50
1
3C
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