Medford mail tribune., July 24, 1929, Image 6

M'RDFOTtD MAIL TfttBUXE. MEDPOIffl. ' QT? KG ON.
WKDXKSDAr. JULY 21. 1029.
POPULARITY OF
PARK GROWING
P
T
SHOWS
i Ncvvi'dl yearn uko. 'I he herd nan
Increased to over two hundred
J hfad, and now that they have
! been reported within the park
boundaries we may expect that
tins IVillUIH II1U U UUUf'U IU UlWj
I ninny other, which the tourist
may enjoy.
1'he new trail down the Inner
( rim to the water edn of Crater
! lako was dedicated early thin ea
( won. 'I'he (rail wan completed lutt
: season. It was cleared of now
! ihl year on July &th and on The
i following inoriilnK the Herretury of
I the Interior. Kay Iaiikiii Wilbur,
l accompanied by Horace M. Al-i
BURY SI10II
AT THE DALLES
PUBLIC SERVICE
The travel to Crate
park thin year m far
Will Deliver Eulogy Pall
bearers, Include High Officials."
Travel to Crater Week End-1 iirintu. director r n nniinur Friday Morning Ceremony in
park service, K. Hnllnsky, u-i
ing July 20, Increased piiundoni t cuter u.k n..(. city Auditorium Butler
J tional park and other urumlntnti "
Over Same Week Lasti;,, , i
v... -i i niK: i-ecuuwe i;raier lake ana trim
I "dl Mllliridl LUC rltllU- surroundlnK rKlun in entirely of
t iTU" v volcanic origin the tjiu'stlon often
TUl Tills TC3P, 'arises aa Ui whether there are any
i evidenoen of present day volcanic
1 " i activity. The K'olntlcnl survey.
TIIR IlAI.I.i:s Ore.. .Inlv 24.
attn ht tidied the IhUo temperutii rt-H Af Kum.rill M.,vlee for Nicholas J.
14 ml foiiml nn il 1 1 Ti i-o iwn ht-t w( n I . . , - .. J
to be of tiuKe volume. ao ordln ! mn r ,n in ,n,l,r th i"'" ' ' ' " n 5 'T 'J
.the teinper.iturn )um undei -n,! j mi ive In confess from the Second
to the official flKureti given oulSUtrltce and that at the bottom j 0r(.Kn mrici (eastern OreKon
by the National l'ark S-i vice. two thousand feet below. ,,, ..,.,.,., j. ,inted Justice ut
The travel report r.ir the week Su hot KprJuca or fum:irnlK lhe -nlt.1 states court of claim.
endiiiK July 2, shows that have heen dl.seovered about the ' wiM ,Jt, h(.M h(.re iuiay In St.
people In 3 1 -t U private cars. an;l (ase uf Mount Mauma. hut a ivterw Catholic church. Public
H3 people who went there hy the; re ent discovery by Chief Runfi-r ; M.rV,-.H will he held at 9 a. m. in
park HtupPH visited Crater Inkr-. ' codfrey of a mineral sprint? ln'the citv auitltorium, to be followed
whereiiK fur tin name week la ft Anita Creek canyon hrliiKH the, hy rvn'KiOXXH riU.H lU io :, n, In the
benson ydtH people visited the lake, possibility of other similar finds. j(.hurrh. State officials and others
In 3ti0 privato earn. In addition ThP wulf.r of thin )artlcular inln-; prominently identified with the
to :u persons by the wtaue. I eral spring I heavily chut ed ! Mate Wll mtend the services.
Thin la an increase of 2.S per! with chemical compounds, unci n0.rt K. Hutler. Iti-presenta-reni
in peole and of 3.07 per : lf.rmon bottles are being sent t.jliV(, smnott ti successor In coiiRresH
com In cars, and Increase of j laboratories for analyst. will deliver the euloKy at the audi-
per cent in vtaite travel. in ad- KieU parties of ijeoloy Htulents lotium service. Hequiem mass
dition. five persons visited th- fr(tn prominent eastern universl- wm pp relebratel In the church
lake that week by other mode of j ti,.s vlsit c'rater lake annnally.!al ,(, O'po k and interment will be
tiav-l. land lrause of the marvelous on- in ,., ( iiiis oAmirv hcr
port unities study the various; 'fhe Itody will reach Th lalle
phases of vulruniMii they oi ten .tomorrow afternoon and will rest
The report of the total ttnvel
fur the week was ll.OiU peopl"
nnd 3041' cars, as aKainst the
extend their stay beyond the ex
travel for the con .-spondim; M.,tr,i s,hedule. The first party
k H744 people in 3'tl'o can
inakiUK a 1 3,& per cent inereuse
in people and So per cent Increase i
in cars.
Previously reported to lust Week j
was if ! . H ; :i people and !T4 curs, t
Thus tin- total attf ndanee f iK
ures for this season up to the week1
endfnj; July were 4I.H27 eop!-!
and K'.Mii cars. The tiavi I for l;-t
M-ason for the same period was !
people and Uf.V4 CAtA,'
ma km k thin se:i spin's inert aM n
cars up to that lime 3-2 per com;
nnd u decrease in people of " '
per cent,
The season does not end tint II
September
for this season in -I tided 11 stu
dent from Vanderbilt I'nlversitv,
Nashville. Tenn.. under the direc
tion of Dr. N. Jewell.
in stale in a funeral chapel here
until S a. m.. Friday.
Honorary pallbearers at the
1 unera) will be Senator McNary
and Hawley, (Governor 1'atterson.
K. H. Wood and J. I. O'Brien of
Cortland; K. f. 1'ease. I. J. Stadel
miin, Ceurse (. Hlukeley, J. H.
Iteuter. K. A. Setjfert, Tlminas
l.e;ibo. K. O. McCoy, li. L. Kuck.
K. II. FYench. W. A. Wllderson.'
E DANCE
lAilu LU DI LLblUli Kiin"1-isivn j-w-
U" LU,LU U 1 l-U4 Vl nelly of The Dalles; tioorKe W.
One of the largest dance crowds
of the season is anticipated when
the American Legion dance takes
Animal life In Crater !.oko Na-jPac at the Jackson Hot Spiintt
tfonul park Is plentiful this year. , pavilion next Saturday. July 27th.
The bears returned early and aiv An excellent program of the latest j schanno and (ieorue Brown.
in good conn it ion, ueer urr re- popular nance-mis nan neen ar
ported dally nlnnK the rim roinl. ; runted by Dom Provost for tjie
possibly the most Interest I nfi re- occasion and a good time Is said
Johnson of Dufor: Truman Butler
of Hood Hiver; t M. Ireland Af
Mom, and (.Jeorse M. Croslield of
Wasco.
Active pallbearers will be Ben
It. Utfih. Kdward Kurt?.. William
Hunter, K. S. OuiininK. M. M.
ttlavey, 1 lenry Ronton, L. A.
.1
Insane Woman Leaps
S Al.K.M, Ore., July 4. (i Mrs.
port received from visitor und to be assured for all who attend. Mary Jane Clinton, Oi, iuniate of
tankers Is that of a small group Proceeds of the affair will he de : the state hospital for the insane,
of elk. seen olontr the rim road voted to the I.fKioii fund now be- nttempied tmictde today when she
on the e:ist side of the lake, Thes'lini; raised to send the Medford i jumped liom a ttairway Into the
elk mo part of a herd placed In post drum corps to the state con. I hospital basemeni. Hor condition
the Klamath Indian 1 enervation vention In Salem next tiionth. is serious.
Second
Floor
V
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Second
Floor
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A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY
X
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Month End Clearance
of Summer Hats
KM
This sale includes all Straw Hats
llals that will smartly compli-im-nt
suiniMcr .i-ostimu's. Many are ropro
(hii'tions of Paris models others are
smart originations and adaptations;
every hat heautifully made of finest
straws sheer braids and other straw
combinations all head sizes.
Your Choice
Thursday
$ j 87 $287 $387
Plenty of Matrons' Hats in This Lot
For this month-end sale we
have assembled iiite a num
ber of smart Straw Hats for
quirk clearance. You'll find
them on the bargain table
EACH
3i
THURSDAY
SPECIALS FROM
OUR BUSY
MAIN FLOOR
Shorts and Bloomers
Woman's and MIhhph' lluyon Klmi'ls
and HlomnprH. Thcna uru arinralile
xarnieiitH n( IiIkIi Kmiln ruyon uii'l
ure triiunid In cfintruKtliiK VolorK.
All Kites in tills special. Regular
lr.. t'hnh'A
$1.00
Vests and Bloomers
Women's ami MIkm-h' flneHt qual
ity Kuyon Vests und HIoohhth. in
thin Krotip are till the. new pastel
shades and all nizeH, Hen ulur
value muili more, than the sole
pries. Your cholc
47c
Pure Silk Hose
Women's IlMinmtiiK Hirtl brantl of
pure HllU-to-the-top Hose. TliiH in
a full fahhioDed number in the pop
ular service weight, has te wanted
French heel and come in all
tthudes. Siccial
$1.47
Costume Jewelry
A hplehdid Kronp of Antique Cos
tume Jewelry. The pieces consist
of pendant h and chokem, with
broaches und bracelet a to match,
lingular $1.45. Your choice
$1.00
Boys' Wash Suits
Mothers are always interested in
our sules of hoys' wash suits. This
one will prove no exception. Here
are prints and platu culnred suits
in ages 1 tn :t that ure ivuiur
$l.i:t and Jl.jr. value. On Mile
Thursday for
$1.00
Boncilla Toiletries
Honrilla Cold Cream, Vanishing
Cream, Skin Food aud ('(causing
Cream. A nationally advertised
line of toirletries of merit. They
ore sold regularly up to II. uO. Your
chice Thursdny in our luilet goods
sect i (tn
39c
r "TH F TRr FVEBYBODVy
L MfnfQPPQtrt
A GREAT STORE IN A 'GREAT COUNTRY MANN'S
Summer Dresses
HALF PRICE
This summer half-price dross s;ilo is one of tlmsp wonder
ful .sclliiiu events remembered from year to year hy every
woman who is thrifty and wise enough to have investiga
ted, fortunate enou-:h to have slgired in its savings. Here
are dresses of reor'etle ami flat eree in solid eolors and
prints. Mostly lon sleeve models makiii'; them ideal for
street, aftrrnoon or eveiiinir wear. The reirular values
are up to
Your Choice Thursday for
HALF PRICE
Cold Cream-Remover
Mllo rolil Cream llemov
er. This suuiiary uiilele
coinea put up In uilruitlve
cnlnra to mutch your bou
doir, such uh pink. blue,
yellow and while, and in
o-lrlce sizes.
. Three Sizes
18c, 45c, 95c
Linen Handkerchiefs I-
New Linen Handkerchiefs. In this
Kioun are the new uppllqued prints
now no popular. They go so well
with the wash frock or ensemble.
While and colors nre shown. Your
A Timely Sale of Sweaters
Women's and Misses' All-Wool Sweaters in clever slip-on
'styles. These aie In plain and novelty weaves and have
V-necks, crow necks, and sunte are collared. Almost any
color one could wiph will be tumid W this assortment.
Regular values to $;J.50. Your chice Thursday
choice
25c
Pleated Silk Scarfs
Fresh from the makers are these
new Fleuted Silk Scarfs iu the nar
row style. These are in marvel
ous colors anil color combinations.
You'll want one at this low price.
$2.95
Printed Flat Crepe
A uiilomtlil primn nf Printed Silks
consist Inn of flat crepes aud heavy
crepe de chlue. In this lot are
many muryelous colors and com
binations. See them Thursday.
Kcgulur values up to j:.s.'i. Your
choice, per yarn
$1.59
Printed Rayon Voile
Our regular Mc value In Priuted
Hayou. Tills wanted fabric comes
full M inches wide and in both
lisbl aud dark colors. It Is wash
able. An ideal summer material.
Your choice, per ard
89c
Printed Pique
For sports wear, jackets or wash
ensembles, one cannot buy a better
fabric thau this Jtvtuch fast-color
I'llnted Pique or Suitlns. Hcku
lar value up to !i.".c yard. Your
choice Thursday, per ard
49c
36-in. Percale
Our standard 36 inch last-color A.
B. C IVrrale. Thin ideal wash
material lend, itself to do? en 8 of
net for Mimmer wear. Children's
frock i are adorablf when mmle
wilh A. IV C, IVtvalr. I'er nrd.
29c
Curtain Nets
Onr draery section oifcrs for
Thursday f H in r t splendid curtain
net in e-ru yhide. full ;lti Incln'S
wide. Thin is an exceptional vl"0
a& thee netj. are of a fine quality.
KcKuliir Sft t'holce, per van)
$0 95
MANN'S SECOND FLOOR
j
Mid -Summer
COAT
Clearance
Onr annual mid-summer eoat clearance starts Thursday
morning at S:;W sharp. Here are 100 smart spring anj
summer coats at just one-half their regular price. Coats
for business, street, sport, or dress wear. Coats that are
plain, tailored, or furred. Coats from America's finest
tailors, eoats of domestic, and imported woolelis;'in fact
any type eoat you could wish lor will l.c found in this
s.'1-eat sale cronp and many, yes, almost all of them are
suitable for early fall wear, lietiular values from $37.50
to !IS.0O.
Your Choice Thursday
HALF
PRICE
3C
Thursday Specials from the Men's Section
Boys' fiinen Knickers
Plain and fancy paterns in Hoys'
Pure l.inen Kntckets. These mme
with elastic knee and waist band or
with buckle knee and regular belt
waist. Ideal outing knickers for the
growtnc boy. They nre vety Inexpen
sive; 51 t $- ?o values. Your
chok-e
SI. 79
Men's Broadcloth Shorts
Per summer underwear comfort one
canuot overlook these broadcloth
horn. They are made with the three
tvitton yoke aisiland. This Karment
lavs pin around the waist. They sell
resular for 7."c pair. Your choice
Thursday
Men's Athletic Shirts
Tor summer wear are these fine qual
ity myou shirts for men. They come
In the popular athletic style In white,
peach, orchid, green, and blue. Thev
" II regular at a narmem. Your
"lioh e for Thursday
57c
3 for $1.50
29c
67c