P'AOE FOUR
MEDFOKD MAIL TRIBUTE, fEDFORD, or?Kr;ON, SUNDAY, JULY 28, 1020.
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M C MIH.KNHKN A I0MMNT
OfTV la Nf Twl. CMfU. IWotl, U
fiuxlM. Lot Ai4l. 8tU, PortlM
Smudge Smoke
Ahio ..corchini: is Mill tin- mdei
o I be i. elllflK .
The .uininer that everybody v. :c
afraid Would m-t .show up. l 01
the offinK. Some of the main
triivehil i ro;,sin(s are betttnitliiK to
j-ofien under the bemKt) !.'"
old Sol. It lookti like the valley
e,. the ril" Kood SVXellr'flllK
of the Mounter the eoiiiint; week.
The heat wwve will have a back
bone, which the weat .01 inaa will
have lo break.
A,S.. I'arpctifcr met wilh the
in. coin t V Yd. and lndulK'd in a
t ..ud . hoi lie. Hi,, cau-e id' v. Inch
he kept locktd In hi., t.osoin. Your
coir, has never seen A.S.V. chortle
mi raucously.
Tlie oiibiudi.'t who i. not a
1 hail loan of u commute' alien. Ic, I
to hilsint in our midst Sat.
Ice (ream Miitf hae made their
;.(pcaiauce on John Johnson. Scott
I'avi.s. and Newt t'hnney. The ftrM
j.air are clrcunyiaviiiutur.i of the
I. .one. The Mills look cool, unit
make the wearers took , chipper.
The Del (Icichell hy is back
from the campus, and i not as
coMffciitte ns expected.
I :ai I riric;t, the mountain Wil
liam of Llk crick, was down
1'hnrs. dorins a lull in the bavin.
The (iuntjl lujimoto police doft
returned to the countiy Inst week.
:i Her a tiort visit wit h the guy
who buys his licence.
IMve noi e week 14 and school
Mutts, and mothers are nteelinft
thentsflves for the ordtm) of heiuK
tlepriM'd of their flock k most of
(he day.
II. I bsA her, baker with a repu
tation. HUtoist without uny repuut
IHU). it via 1 01 . duck hunter, effici
ency proiehsor. Noctai lion, and
ha nt y m n n 11 r mi ml to w n, p h v e
ltiKcne a treat the end f ttie
Week.
The Iterh Strunit ark Is rend)
for the piucid wtitet. after u (re
loeiutouK strttKVle thnt lusted since
the last week tn June. It is a low.
takish craft, und nothing to put
in the Pacific ocean. The Inrnt
w us appi oved by hardy tteufnrmi;
men bke iSwk t'ickel and Sid
Stint h. t'aptrtin Strunit U leurntng
to tut a nnvi- in the wind.
TitoiidiT kou thi: t;.n-
I'LTit n.W It is fiettlliK so if
ou M'tl re ulle on Monday you
re suspected of having pone to
ilmi' h imi Sunila) . tt'incmnuti
Lmiuirer )
Jap Andrews and the t'hicano
Cubs, huve deieated t'ourt Hall
and the New York (ilants. In the
National IcuKiift ince.
Brisbane'sToday
(Continued from P On. 1
liKtle. and they wilt Ho hack lo
MOCklUK.
The racketeers of Chicago preach
lie and hi hte. IUmuPs reeeiitly
discharged tn the loop and cl?c
w here atv said hy poll e lo e
ptesrt lacketcer moral indiKtintior
The police have tutetfered with
Ihetr ketH cfteitstx el ." and
hae interfered with dos race that
m pa rated tooN ftvm tnonev.
Kackeicen now threaten to "d ti
ered n t he bt. tie's at lot tie v by in
aunrattnit an ori: tif crime. tank
I u h li f r 1 1 s, hoaihlliK oilti aes
ttpiatnst legitimate IniMitess." u
their rackets are not let m is ace.
New York's indico. interested iu
Mippr.AiniE HiH'akeaslts. hae rai.1
ed more than a doieu out ef M imo
such institution in the city tut
thoe pakeatet wont "strt
raided. "
"The i.reen Kini t'.nll" in New
ork a theatre district, has -the
longest bar tn the my," tur.tniu
from KVrty-PiKhth utreet thtvajR
to Korty-evemh reet It was
raided, bartender arretted, limtoi
taken elht ds ko. ami taiiiet
op In, doinn hutiue.v yrtenis;'
niorninp
If you have to raid one tpeakeau
half ttxrvii time, how- can yen
adequately raid ."..'. eoo ikeair
In one city?
Thia year f.ooo airpUnet will hv
1icene1 tn the t cited State
That's a vtart. Hut there i a iotic
ir to ito before tltnR become,
real.
You realtie tt hen you remem
her thai aint in atn-'snr.
Ihere are about :.Vit,W ti-nd
utomohilea.
WASHIW.TON, July -J -
Minister Wit if Oi)m Informed
"StH'ntary Stunnon tonUr thai the
Chinese and Sv.et oreronieni
tre lakln tep toward tlirrct
netoiiathmi In .lerttn for a witi
lneiit ii( lb mttntion mer the I'M
tee rtvrn rUr
, WILL WE ADOPT BULL
B t
KCAI'SK Sidnov Krmiklin,
Illllllpioil hull llL'llIrr of
,1-till lifilitl-! ItlllV Ih-i-oiih- ; pnplll.ir
! Mr. Kriinlvliii sli;ii'-s iliis hilicf.
i
s:ys :
"Mull fl:)iiiiiK In jusl an iliinKriiiis iih prli fiuhlinK. Mit more
irilcp'hliiiK nnil innr Iioiihsi, T! fn run U no cinoketl wink In
i he hull riUK. hHCuuvf you ruli'i tull. to tht hull. You can't t h 11
liiin (o U ilown, uiitt you will ilivult tht pursi' with him. Vent
Ml her kI im or he H ynu.
"'lln'r itr ncddi-ntH. of co.n.-. hut tlo-y happen cv ry whi'n.
t-vtii hi h.is.'hull uiid iooihu!l. The fxtitt'tncnt ami thrill makf
up lor iio dntiK'T, i.i my npihinn,"
ImiII fi'.'lttinjf inny 1101 tic rrnoltctl, Inn if it is a sport, then
M ine nit'Tprisin iroinotcr stioultt ImiM ;i stii'lium nromitl t li
t 'hiciiro Kinrk vnris.
Knr we Im'Im'Vi.' every Amcricjiu who hits ever seen n hull
f'jrlil will nprt'i (hut it is it Imrc and nn nhoniiiiiitioii. Tin lin't
tliiit oin' can't litll I') ii hull and divide tlx1 purse with linn, i
no fnctor in its favor, hni epilotnics the ohject ions aiiinst it.
j Fur it dcnionstraics that one principal in this ;i!lecil sport
never knows what it is all about
desire to fiuhl. tries vainly to jump the railing and escape
"lily hy a pit iless s stem of torture is goaded into a put he t if
: sion of self defense.
N
iV and then a toreador is injured nr killed. Hut. as Frank
lin explains, such an outcome is ciitireh an Maidetit. In
other uords, harriii',' accidents, the hull never has even a iiirht
iiiLr chance. The men in the rip.' run no real risks. The only
certain think:. !)M times nut of a hundred, is that a score of de-
pil horses will he hilled or
oivcu lln
up dc
lllc
I i t in c.
Hull f iylil inn in not h in u hul a sadist foi m of art isl ie slaugh
ter. We would far ralher walch the sio.-ky.trds huieher swit
his slcdm on 1 In- head
h-ifsl, the medium of tie
si rucl ive plll pos.
BI'T not hull liyhtino! F.veii in Spain, w I
iiolnritMisly cruel to alt duudi iiiihuals
against it is steadily vT'viii'.
In fad, vc can think of no
this country than to surest they would ever accept hull fiirht
inp on their list of popular sports. We may have sunk pretty
low, hut we have not and never w ill sink to that depth of mor:d
depravity where commercialicd cruelty to defenseless animals
would he regarded with ativthini: hut h'athini: and tlisnnst.
THE BATTLE
NATI'RAU.Y. Senator Male of Maine opposes the p(tstpnc
meiit nf new cruiser construction hy President Hoover.
A veteran memher of the naval committee and an avowed
Vj Navy man. ho will voice the familiar arguments of the
"army ami navy cluh," because that is one of his chief duties.
The foundation of these arguments is fear, fear that if
Vnele Sam doesn't spend hillions for new battleships and cruis
ers some mythical world power will declare war and force us
to pay more hillions in destruction and tribute.
The argument is as old as Kin: Tut. and. from tlie stand
point of world politics, as worthy of serious consideration.
dust so lone as eoverninents are ruled by fear of what MIliHT
happen, instead of hy faith of what CAN. hy the proper will
and effort, he MAPK to happen; nothinj; can prevent a eon
tinuiiuce of l his insane armament com pet it ion. and another
world war.
A determined will for peace must he organized against the
fear of war, ami that is what President Hoover is trying to d".
In this laudable effort he cannot win. unless the people of the
country as a whole, regardless of party, disregard the clatter of
profession! jinizoists and support his policy of denionMrHTir.c
enr desire for peace, bv joiniui: other nations in reducim; the
expense of our preparations for
Rostel Delves Into Mormon History
On Visit To Capital of Faith; Finds
City Is Building Away From Church
; SALT I.AKi: ri'VY. July ;';t.
jtSpeelal fori espotub iu i-i A
j m rnnse, npp.ttvnt feel inn f the
MiihisuhI 1: reels the ispor up.-n his
I umxal in S.ilt lHke t'lty. v, well
J known tor its prox.mttv to the
ICif.tt Salt Utke and tor heiiw
the ftrotiKhotd of t he t'hurch 01
i.1ii fhnt of twitter I.i.v S.uni,
j nu'ic loinmonlx known .is tfic
i.Moimon taith I'eihaps ,.f the
, rntlie t it . the nu'-t .an ,n'tl--fe,tLiie
1- the Temple BUm k. nv
. n inn 1 a acirs in the hci 1 01
: tlie t-Usincss v t liiMl,
Surrounded b , stone wall. 1
I feet lush and three 1 1 t, tin. k. di
1 stfc n d and o'limi. lul 111 1 v' '.
the ' IVmple ;btk' Is lUd 1-v
H'.vu-sinds dolv ituuiik the mi;u
tu. r months, t,.ui i-ls In ni .ill
p.o-s of the n.nion p-cisii-.,; in S.i'.i
X I! I rtl d.t s to eft. I : tt. t
ter t -rittUHatue with the t.Ue of
fi.ih H w.c on'. four daw f- !
low in, ie th i ri a I of i 11 I l.l
! Umitih and In- birive uoiaut
train that the sue loi hr I lo.
: w as d tet nun. d
t nd and history has it tha;
he .t-vhuvl "llece we will toiild
the ti nude ot Cod " This was .it;t
t. a 'id on The cwnin - t
the same d.. the ten r.t,s tnais
d oat. ailh pLsris emde that th
city should sui i"oun d the ua i e
Plans of th- pionei t h;. e
i.alli-d an.t in the ,-0m.e of th
er s.iH xh'-n. bui.diin. in I'm
block h.ie X . en o - - .-d m
cludinc the main tempie a t .cw.
nt 1 t tee: U r( and - fee"
wide It hs a bi::M of fe t
to the tv.p o the f.n.re , Soviet
itp the centt.ttl cistern tower
It wa fi- tiltei Die low
lien of lh r hd been i.dc
that wor on lie ti mp was b.
pun in the m idt ef m desol (..
sap eh i uh w i!.lt n I'.vo; -.m; on
a U w .u. k i.,b!
dalic-n waits were
laid. 1 te, l w ide
d.eiv AK-xe the vr
ar tn tht. k i! ss
ix f'.t 1m i:;.
load a tUid lo
I les., fi-m w hp h
t loiT h d It'll lu
team). uMiwtim
Us The tcnil'
the f!' to b'
and Cttht fe. :
1on nine to
a i . la 1 I , i l
Hi a e tc n a.' r
K i ai-sie llis
tspe-md lo ox
re;uurf four
FIGHTING AS A SPORT?
an Aiiwricnn nuth
is now tin
Spilill. lilt OuTlook hrlit-V
th.it
port in thi. 'iiiitrv.
In ilrffiMliiiu' t hi- sport he
I'Vcipient ly the hull has !iOi,iMrw.
and I
,,,s I
maimed, and Hie hull will he 1
hall'
hour of disuMtstui'.!
of UUSUspi'cl t s crt s, 1 1
:iih is merciful, and serve-
r there
some 1
iv the
pnhlic
masses arc
sent iineni
people o '
"Teater insult t
FOR PEACE
war.
)oke of oxen four days t trans
port a siiiKle stone.
It w.ts not until ISM. ji ears
after it was becun, that the tem
ple Aai completed .is it MailiH
today, represent nit: an in st no-nt
of four millions of
.bdlars. Vis-
Hon are never admitted to th.
temple. It was (-pen for a hott
time to the juiblic after it w as
tompleted. a .huivh nn'iiil-ir in
formed a re, ettt M' d lo; d I 1:01
1 heiv, but sm. e 1 , no Msjtors
h.i e U-cn a How ed.
Th.-: is s; raniie." was remark
ed at this po:nt.. In other church
es 1 he doors ;t re a ! w ,t open."
"l prant that
i- tui in d the bun
nia I'tn.l pet el;;
srant that ma be ti ne,"
Mi'in(er, " 011
thing's about
us and our
llMoH. I'nl.ke sna-
pauev ,-hlin hes atid i tttu dials
l he t nip le is no! de-:p ned a a
I lace of w orship. as far as pub
lic assemblies are eonoermd. It
is a h. l pla.-e dcot.-d to sa,-re I
"lihll.iMos Mere We pe'jovtn
ua: i ia:e and baptisMi.,1 c. n m. n
us bv tmmt rsicii. and for this
purpose, (here is proxidfd in th--o
mp!e a font, supported by 1 ;
l-i 'J- n oxen, similar to t hoe m
Solom.m - Temple.
'Tin temp-e is rot ron open
to some of the chur. h v. tr.be i-s.
t- at cn: to t hose in pood stand -en
I " ctintlnued the m.em
t er. ',vn not w elcorne to enter
the temple, because I married off
who wa not of m own ia;tn M
lioih. r wa recently marri d in
the tt-v.ile and he and hi bf.de
wt-re shown ihrouph the t'U.Mmp '
Ae all mati.awe peiiomi.d
n li- tempV Was i i;ue-
o-.l
I nt
li;ei.v po " wa th
' foil ma r r iat- ai r per
pi t e bl h.-r bui'.dinp o
.h V ht-n .x member o
i mairie. it is for ete- ,i
ie fmit t:cs ne pcrfore t
. mil ,-ont
ae I'ut
lone af
apphe
osv marrji vl
m the tm- :
and those
in
ere,
nix
d for
es we rut- OlVolV-s t-nt the
round must be mot exete " ,
The Meimcn vhurvJi H dixbJed
E
I iind prfwldi'd over ly a prenltl'
I and two counselor. The Kiakm
! art n"ivi!'l into mailr district),
: i'ii)ltd wiirdj. l-'ifty of thefH- wnl.
me In Salt Lake City and thf-re
,;iif aitpt ixiiriiit-ly !'0 in the n-
iire i-tnin h
The h ii;lo't tower of the tm
: pie -uorts a K'-fooi i-oppr and
Hold fljjeri of th Antifl .Moroni.
i son of Moirnon. Mormon is said
, to ). the i'oniriler of the Look
I of .Mormon, tin hlwtorhiil record
of the ancient indahitantH of the
Ametlean continent,' in many re
spec tn correspond inn to t ho Old
; TeMnment. The bonk Is t ho hit
i tory of a ciliny which lft Jerti
' suletn about ;" li. '., led by a
prophet named Lehb a content
. imrary of the Prophet Jeremiah.
This colony. accorditiK to iht
j Mormon belief, embarked In th
('rslan Cnlf and was led hy dl
! lne unhhince to the western eoh:t
. of AllK-i j. a. beconiillK the folin-
flution of poll la t ion on this con
tinent. It Is claimed they ur
l the ancestors of the American In-
These people h a d prophets
mom: them, say members of the
I church, and they k pt a complete
i' record of their history. one of
the hist prophets was named Mor-'
iimn. who lived -100 years after
i rhriM, a nd he made a complla
1 lion of all the records. His work
1 was ailed the Hook of Mormon.
It Is bei 'u U"e of the belief h-ld
; by hut ch members in the book,
I t hat they are commonly c alled
I Mormons. The Hible, the llool;
.tf l. .-!. ,m 'irul I ii.d otbt-r sacred
voluims constitute the standard
Works
Ml
- tat lie
of the church,
the tt-mple Ki'oiimls is a
of Joseph Smith, claimed
to ) a prophet of Cod and in
si rument in the establishment i
' the , hnr h. He is Miven credit
I fur the translation of the Hook
i of M 01 nion. and Kiitherin nhont
; him the first member of the
j lun ch.
i Another feature of th Temple
So tut re is the (abemaoi housing
1 he world's largest pipe oiKan.
jsivititc concerts every noonday.
Too tabei nacle also has a InrKe
. hoir. st-..i:ii b u n d r e d voices
itrotiir, and often heard by .south
er n 1 u on radio listeners, pro
fcr.tms iMinu bioadcjM renttlatiy.
The hurch is operated for a
Jat ne part on a business hasN.
and it is the owner of consider
able real estate in t he business
I -eei Ion of the cit. It owns nnd
I operates hip department stores,
' bank f. newspapers, radio stations.
stret't car lines, swimming resort
;.t the Cient Salt lnke, known hp
Salt air. where it Is impossibla for
swimmers to sink in water com-,
nosed of 2'Z per cent salt. The
1 church. however. Is n-admiHy
I losinp its business hold on Salt
i ray. and outside interests are be
j eomintt well established,
i The church organization has Its
share of opponents in Salt 1-ike
i t'uy and some are in favor of thA
1 removal of the statue of Urisham
! Younp. leader of the Mormon em.
1 turant train to Vtuh. settinc at n
; busy Intersection ou the proumW'
; it id a hfnderunce to traffic. (th
J ers sjy the statute is symbolic
i of the present day attitude of
the church in that Rripham Yourp1
i ) s shown with his ba c k to w a ri
i the church and his lank pointim:
i toward the Peseret Rink, owned
: by the church. t 0
The Mormon Faith, say its
, members, is continually pro win,;
1 in membership and new wards
I are ateadtty established. It main
' strength of course, is in I'tah
I but members are located in all
I oarts of the world. At mi-annual
conferences in Salt I-ake. at-
tendance is so larce. that several
I buildings are used to acoor.imo
' date those present. K:wh con
ference finds n larger attendance.
( Salt Iake City, the capital of
i I'tah. has a population of HO -
iH'o people, and is showir.p con
tinued prow th. but due to its lo
cation, the city can prow only to
the west, because of lake marsh
lands to the north. hiU and
mountains to the east and th'
t inted States Fori Pouplas to the
south. If the present prowth
co nt In ues. it will not be lonp un
til the business section v. :W b
, far separated from th- western
(limits of the cit. Some v, th
situation was caii-ed by la. k o
foiTsiphr on tlie part ot I'.i x:h 1
Youjip M years ato.
KKNKST K"STt:i.
IIIIM ltK KMi 1 IT
(Continued from race On.)
n. e h..
ons ;I
ill umt-'s".. 1
p!e too let 1 th.t 1
!!iv;t!i '"s a f a sui i
l their Pall "
ary Mellon. W ho
,-s;,.n w 1
. h
in a sta
-d s:i
e p:-t
lultant
-id. nt.
MUC
pi cp! es.
WASKIN'CTOX. Ju?
A .b o i nonato-n U the
ef the xardsiick." uhi, h
ptN.pos. d Jo Wo; Id p.. .
I n :'t d ale as a !'.'i;- 1
n i al i eduction, w ill n. '
ft'me Minuter M.u'lv
n.!.ivs.i,l,ip littis in h
su ns m London
1UTiT.IV
Atn- r . 4in
ceed pat; r
Steamship
iP The
-tit pa no
bockiri utitii S f.
!.!', ate d-H kiti; at
hoes lo r..il i'oI h
Vme:-, .m x ese;
ti'tt .i
As (
M AKCt S
Ko. t. n it 1','
le. Rce.1
the Kooter.it lr.iisn ti
latiseis fichtire a larpe
rt-r here hi camp fii-e
ed the Mare and beppe-'
kid hue I'nder t; ihC 1
UDl'fivni'.r.i; a warn
hy death
V.tkIM V
Sh t lev M l,
o'.l .
tt r-x Tan
an
Tutn .U
ft 1 l.l! a all
fe'l
w a drown-d. i".'.!
Imjai s.iai i rv
Into S9 dhUlunn. culled Htakoa
NIP ESCAPE PLOT
AT STATE PRISON
t
SAI.KM. Ore.. July 17 U'
S"ini:
tJ.ill,
Martin. 1 J , and Harold
1 H, convicts at t he Mute
pen) lent iary, attempted to escape
today by hiding In the sawdiod
bin near the boiler room.
After (he prixonVr count had re-
ale
I tlacir. absL'uee, a .eari h
was itiMituted and they
found tht m. They were plnced in
Hohtary confinement. Coth were
sent up from MultnnniHh count y
and weie serving ten year- on ns-
BARGAIN DAYS at the
M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
MONDAY--TUESDAY--WEDNESDAY
CLOSING OUT WOMEN'S
SUMMER LOW SHOES
$7.85 Values $4.95
One lot broken sizes in patent, beige, calf and reptile
leathers in straps or ties, in high heels.
Regular $7.85. On Sale, Special
$4.95
Miss Spokane
DRESS
SALE
The smartest styles, the
newest patterns and the
fastest colored print
wash dresses on the market.
A "Miss Spokane" Dress has
individuality and the prices are
less than others because quali
ties are better.
$1.98
$2.49
to $3.95
Special Sale Dulenza Rayon
IVsJ
idi
Allen-A Silk Hose
SI Regular Value S9c
Ten gin,l :iaiie. 4-'!
u'aiU'e I'Ui'e i'ik Allen-.
t'ahi'iicd.
l'l'UlTol
89e
C. A. MEEXER, Manaeer
armed with a
TO WANDA. I'a.. July 27.
nt bony W'a-ko know his horse
t
ud his hers- kri"UB him. ills
had been mc-inK a Week.
hony di-c..,-red a av-in of
at:indontd coal mine Muift
where the horse had been KraziiiK
I le ,-ailed dow it the haft. Tlie
hoie Itelhed V : .feet' down. Jl.f
was pullvd up unharmed.
SAN KKANTISfO, July 27
The first aerial road survey in
nor i hem 'aliforjua history
was
m.ide when members of the joint
hinhwi-.y district, comprised of five
contiiies. traveled bv plane frcm
Mil rrancisco to I.UH'KH,
Klamath Falls Kreetion of $7".,
flim .Marion a ia ri meat house re
ceuf y completed.
91
$2.19
$2.98
nut und battery
langerotiH weapon.
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Vol,
JO
S1.50 Panties & Bloomers
98c
Miialitv 4"
au'e super fin-
in . i .
iii shad
cs .i u-acti.
ui'-i-n. nr
)?..
Medium and
$1.50 Special 98c
Dulenza Rayon
Gowns and Slips
I'icdi. nilc, pea h. Koau
lar 1 .".: and 1.7" l: vns.
la'-e trim. Sli hadow
'i-..f hems, special . t
$1.39
lle.-b.
HAS ri gj c?3iCo
NEW YOKK, July 27. .
.lames A. Stillman and Joseph II.
rnirrel. bankers are to fly In or- .hur- h at rjreenwlrh has bepn sos.
dM- to inovi closeiipn of kHz- pemled until after Sunday in or
zlie in the wilds of A)uka. Tlu-y.dtT to permit funeral services i..,
wiil Pave earlv te xt monlli by Mrs. .lo-un -M-ad. who died at 71,
train and b-al 'for St ward. Front She r:iid h- would have to hurry
l,.h, ihnv will flv four hoLir.i and die if her ambition for burial
to a camp preiared by (culdea sent
ahead. They 1 Ihii to tukv t,vuv
feet of film of bin name.
SKATTLK. Wash., July 27. tfP)
Several months ago. William r.
Lauoe. nttorney, coaxeu
flcialH to IsMie him automobile II-
cense number 13. Now he wants
to pive it away.
The automobile,
plunged
carryinK tne jinx pune,
:oer
j'.irins him and
I there others.
Tillamook. Plans under way for
improving local streets.
Piece Goods Bargains
SI. 45 Crepe
de Chine .
40-inch crepe de chine in pastel shades for
sport dresses and undergarments. Wash
able. An unusual value for $1 29
only
95c Baronette
Satins, yd.
79c
Large railage of color?.
Heavy quality.
35c Princess Ann
Wash Prints
29c
nt)-hioh color-fast print.. Pif
tv patterns from which to select.
M. M. BARGAIN
BASEMENT SALE
SERVE YOURSELF
AND SAVE
The exclusive bargain department of
its kind in Southern Oregon. A Bar
gain Department with exclusive money-saving
bargains.
Men's Chambray Work
Shirts 15c to 50c
Men's Kniit Summer Union
Suits, 34 to 46 79?
Women's Summer Low Shoes,
patent or kid !?2.9S & $3.4S
Women's Rayon or Silk
hose 3f)c to S9o
Women's Rayon Bloomers 59c
Women's Rayon Vests -19c
Summer Print Voiles 39c
Children's Wash Suits ... 59c to Oc
Children's Barefoot Sandals .... SI. 00
Women's Wash Print Dresses 9Sr
Everything for less in the M. M. Base
ment, Frofit Sharing S. & H. Green Discount
Stomps
licsn.
larue
.MANSKIHLR O.. July 27. j
A dismantling of the Nlnevah
from the
e.hurrh was to be rea'i-
zf,t.
after.
And he d.ed soon there-
PHII.ADKl'HUA. Pa.. July 27.
,,M.ish Anna I'ennypaciier, the
daughter of the late Samuel V.
i'ennypacKer, "ri l't
rennynuiim, 'j
a ponce-ecu. omc 4.tt m ...
persons? arresteu last niKm wnen
police raitieii a rancui Miming 1 it
f-.,. .....lit u hi11
uiinu
flood
Liver. Kenovuted Clou J
opened to vNitors.
$1.29
Pongee Silk
33c
Heavy quality all
silk, imported
Ponaee.
Pique and
Gaberdine '
Prints
Pique and Gab
erdine prints.
n.")c value.... 79c
65c value.... 49c
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