Medford mail tribune., August 28, 1929, Image 6

MEDFORD M.n, TRffiUXT!, MEDFORD, 01,'KflOX. WKDVKSDA V. AVdl'ST -fi. 102!).
MEDFORO WJLLRUSTLERS USE
1 1
I
1 School Days Are Here !
BE 502 MILES AUTOS TO TAKE
LOCAL CATTLE
S. P. Official Points Out ; Stockmen Petition for Pro-
Importance of Alttiras:
Cut-Off to Western Ore-'
gon Declares Oregon
Facing Great Prosperity:
tection Secret Range
Officer Is Asked - District
Attorney to Scan New
Legislation.
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NEARER N. YORK
9 l -a
Thai evi'iytlilnu will Im- rejiily
fr the MiipHH-nt of h-,i1 fruit orr
the vMtuifi.s cutoff in-xt season was
till' wi.nl liroUKht to .M'lfm! to
day l.y J. 11. .Mul.'!i:iy. .f I'orilan.l,
nysislunl freight t raffle uuinaKcr.
whu in spt'inliiiK the l;iy looUiriK
over I he valley (raffle situation.
"This line opens fur freight mi
hVlUrinlH'r 1 :lh,-' km hi .Mr. Alul
I'luiy," hut hiM'atiM of lack of pro
per hliiK r;ief lilies ami till) fuel
1 1 1 it I .Meill'ot l It uit Khl juiii-iitN will
then be at I lit peak, we felt there
wnuhl he no henerit In tryliiK t'
1 oulu local shipments that way
til ik year. ISut next year every -t
111 UK will he in sinoot !t win UiiiK
order, ami there will lie a reduc
tion, hi the irclKhl M-hcdillc lo New
York of from one to two dayn."
"Ill actual UilleiiK'i this cut-off
lilaees .Med ford ami western Oie
miu Zl'J iiiih-K nearer oleii, I'lah.
(lie. eastern gateway. Hut tin even
Kieulor advantage cmiu-H from the
reduction of mountain Bladen, Kev
people, realize that Klamath Kails
and ( nden are at praet lea My the
Mime, elevation, ami that the elim
ination of k 'ad e ami ennsenuent
stress and strain on equipment,
means that this line places western
Oregon what amounts to fiO.'l miles
nearer the Imk eastern markets."
"How ahout a direct nil) connec
tion between Medford ami K (amain
Falls'.'" .Mr. Muhhay was asked.
"That Is an Important matter,"
wuh the reply. "No one knows
just what will he done In thai dl- :
leellon. or what Will he the even- i
tual disposition of the routes'
which are now slow and expen dve
hevatise of hard uioiiiilain grades." I
"It looks like a very prosperous
year for Oregon," continued t:ie t
S. f official. "I have never seen
heller crops hi the Willamette val
ley, hum per yields in fruit h and
grains, thanks to a yrowhu,' season
Unit ha.s heen Ideal. And every
thing looks hriKht In Medford ami
southern Orison. I predict one of
tin most prosperous fall seasons In
many years throughout tills part
uf the state."
AIRPLANE STRIKES
CITY HALL TOWER
Ki:rtl-;i., I'lah. Auk. l!K. (! -A
passenger plane crashed Into the
tower or the elly hall here today
and phiUK'd Into a crowd assi'in
hled for a eonuuunliy eelehrailon,
Injuring four persons, I wo seri
ously. James Klclcher, the pilot, Ken
neth Jones, 17 of Kureka, I'lah
and lleh'ii Stroim. Hi, all of whom
w ere In I lie plane w ere rushed to
Hospitals. J it hn HottKau, I 4, wits
struck hy the wliift uf the machine
while walking on the street. Jones
and Miss Strom; were reported in
a erllhal condition.
WASHINGTON. Miff. L'S. --(--The
National rYilornthui of 1'ost
nlllcr Clerks expects, to hei-in a
campaign at its hlennlal conven
Hun npenltiK III New York Septem
ber '2 tu ohtain a ll-lmur week will)
u half holiday mi Saturdays.
AVI Ilium K. Maherty, secret iiry
treasurer of t lie frdeiat Inn als i
feaiil In inakhiK the unmmiieenient
Hint the deficit In Hie pnstofllc
(impart meat Is "largely iictttloii '
and 1 tint this, ton, wuiihl he tmc of
(hn ipiest ions tu he discussed at
tile convention.
When would oven
heat penetrate the
tenter
of a
I Stockmen of .Jackson county to
day filed petitions with the county
I court asking that they li( jjiven
protect inn "from motorized catt le
I thieves," as provided in laws en-
i acted ,y the last session of the
leKislaltire.
The petitions recite "there Is a
KiouliiK lawlessness" 4m the iarie
and ask that a sp-cia I officer,
whoxe name and Ideality he kepi
secret, he appointed to investigate
cat tie -rust I hitf conditions in then''
pari.
The petitions wire freely signed
hy a larue number of stockmen.
The eon uly coin ( deferred action
until all the petitions were turned
in . There Is a strong sentiment
among the stockmen im- the ap
pointment of a special officer.
.Mciiihers of the county court
said that while there was no def- 1
1 11 It i information as to cattle
rust lint:, there "is a decided Im
pression anions Mockmcn that
such Is heiiiK conducted un u small
sea le."
Ily uhIiik a motor truck, It Is
jmssihle ftr a "rustler" lo steal
and kill and market a cow with a
speed that almost defies detection.
This situation prevailed last winter
in the Head and Klamath Falls
districts, ami heeanie so 'prevalent
that stockmen demanded action hy
the legislature.
i Commissioners Alford and Hur
sell said tills afternoon that five
j ia Ken In the l!iL'Il enactments were
devoted to livestock, hut that after
careful reading thereof, tiiey u ere j
uuaiplc- to say hat could ,e done.
They said (lie enactments defined
a cow. a cattle thief, a special offi
cer, a rannc. at ;reat leiiKlh, hut
no course for relief. They said
they would refer the matter to the
district attorney, and In the mean
time withhold final aciu on the
petitions.'
The stockmen of the county now
nave iiieir siock on (lie summer I
raiiKe ami the fall round -up will
start soon. There Is alwaya more
or less shrinkage In the herds from j
natural death, varmints, falling j
over clllfs. and KcllhiK nlim for
deer hy careful hunters. 1
CALL TAKES OVER
SAN l lt.VNClSCtl. Auk. 'JS (l'i
- In a front pa;c announcement,
t he Sum I'Yam lscn I'ulletlu today 1
announced it had merged with ih
San t-'rauclsco Call, and starting'
tomorrow the two papers would)
he puhlished as one ttewspa pei
the Call-i:ullelln. The two papers'
were cMiahllshrd In 1 s . j and is.'ifl
respectively. j
I'erslsteni hut n neon firmed ru- j
mors that the Hearst lulereslsi
had purchased t he lUilh-Iln ha v 1
floated around Sa 11 I'ra mdsco's
10 ws) iper trutcrnity for the pa. t ;
few tlas.
The w uership of I lit
was r:,1ed In C. II. Ill
who nlM puld sheil the
Telegram, and the Sacramento
I n in n, KepiM tH a Iso had It I h it
the I'nlon had hcen sold to Wil
liam IL hodue.,. These, howecr.
I tu I let ni
ickhaueu.
Portland
Wt
unconi h ineil.
Kit.
I 1 I pot of
CI.KV KI.ANS O.. Auk. tfl
I 'a plain Ira Kakcr, in, the en
durance plane. Shuttle, which Is
niaktuK a non-stop cmluraiu-c
flight from Oakland. Cat.. w,n
ivIuclinK iti air here at noon to
day and continued on to New
Vol k Hy. The pui ose of I he
flight it- to del et mine t he fea-d -
J Pi! It of 1 -ef ue him tu uir lor ill
1 in. ill plancH. ami the pof-totlht- de-
Iparttuciit Is co-operalla In
nUht w llh the liociliK Alt .
co I n pa ny.
Hie
You'd liavr to ctifs. A
pur sswor It ts itir vi l a Mr in
rnastint; cnlTcc in bulk. That's
why Mills Urns, mast enffrc a
few pounds at a time by their
patented", continuous process
Controlled Roasting. Thisproc
rss roast every berry evenly
nnd insures uniform fl.tvor
no bulk-roasted toltee lus.
HILLS BROS
COFFEE
f'rnk from Ikf twit
imtd t mum ft t.
lUtUy oft4 wUk
0 19J9
ClllCt;o. ft - -V If "the
first 1 aa hours are the hanh'M."
the Chhauo We Will" indurame
plain has passed the most dlllh nil
tHe of its attempt to estatdidi a
new rct-oid tor siilalm-d llluh;.
At I ;M o'clock this morning it
ht-d completed 1 1 ;i hours in the
ah. i
SV1IACCSK. N. Y., Auk. LS.--t.l'V
-With coiilinuid fair Weather the
i:mpire Stale Stalidaid circled
over the Nt w York State fair
urounds here today pillim up addi
tional hours In the pur mi it of a
Hew (iidui.iliie refuel record At
1 I a ? -t: ,.'. lo. k. K. S. T.. tml.iy.
the flu-is. Clyde K. Palil'ori and
Curl A 1' vn. w HI have coin ,
il,t., two full das in the alv
' Con' id w nh the ret in I pl.uic wa-.
made this niorulnn.
left 'II 1 is f Million.
SAN Kit VNCISCtl. Auk. ;'-- 1V1
- - Mrs. l.xdla I'aiK" MontenK'".'
Calif 01 ma phil.inl hi opi-d and m
necl killed II) It lecenl nUtomo-hih-
to cdent. htt an estate of
more 1 haii ;'.,eet!.iMHi, prohaic ot
hef will licie dtscloavj.
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School days are coming fast, the school bell will
soon be ringing to call students of all ages back to -
waiting classrooms. Be prepared. Get ready now.
Do your school shopping early and you will be able to
take advantage of the best values offered in Medford for
school things for boys and girls.
Mann's Are Headquarters for School Apparel
Children's
SCHOOL HOSE
A splendid assort men t of children's
VletiKth linse in lisle ami rnyan inlx
lui'n. These are a wonderful lioc for
school wettr, am) only
Children's full-lenul h rihhed hose of
fine quality lisle. These come in all
sizes. In nude, chain pamio, ami hlue
fox. hh-al fur .school wear.
A marvelous ever day school Imse in
full length style. W ell made of stroiit;
10II011 yarn. Kihhed. These an; in
nude, ami champagne. All hIcs.
50c
50c
25c
PR.
PE.
PR.
Hose for the High School Miss
75
For the hiu.li school kIi! this fine lull
fashioned lisle hose Ik without an
eiiual. These have I he popular pecol
top and fancy clock. Your choice
1
PR.
WASH FABRICS
For School Frocks
There Is still Mine to make up a wash frock for Urn
school girl. This extra ordinary "pedal should in
terest every mother In Medfonl. :tt! inch priiiled
phiic. Hiiitlns, dimity, voile, rayon, and silk and cot-ton-mixed
crepe All fast colors.
Thursday Special
25c yd.
Values up to 89c
Children's
School Underwear
Children's medium weight knit union
suits. These are the wauled sleeve
less htyle with the short knee. All
sixes. Your choice
69c
PR.
I'm' srlliH.I wmi- SDKKCSl tllvsi. luhl wriKllt I'liltiill kllll
vrslH. 1 hem. 111.' I he niinul shiiulili'l' stjli- ami i-oiik- In
1' In II i-art,. I'lii-y hit iilii., nri'iirilliiK lo sizi
Vour rluiU-n
39c and 50c ea.
A 11 oilier splendid uinh i , ar
Item lire t liese rayon hlooni
ers for children. They conm
with elnslic wnlst ami idiotic
knee. Sl.es t", s. ami in. llfi
I.V values.
!
J PR. I
$100
School Handkerchiefs
5C ami IOC
Clever and dainty are the"
(lowered ami printed hand
kerchiefs for the school child.
Supply our child's needs
now at this very low price.
MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
Boys' School Togs
Sweaters
Kdvs' well Unit pull-over sweaters. Tile kind nil the fel
lows will wear this fall. Xuliliy ami plain patterns in
either erew- or V-neek. Just the sweater for school wear.
Sizes t to (i.
$1.45 to $5.00
Corduroy Longies
The famous "Can't l.ust 'Kin " corduroy, loniries. This is
liv far the liest corduroy pant on the market. They are
just what every hoy .should have for school. Colors are
dark brown, tan. and cream. .
Agec 8 to 11
$1.75
Ages 12 to 16
$1.95
"TOM SAWYER"
Shirts and Blouses
This is the popular lilou.se or shirt for school lioys. d'nar
antecd in every way these fine L'anurlils of fast-color
I ' 11 .u i i-1 1 1 1 are the hcsl vou can liuv.
Blouses
89c to S1.50
Shirts
95c to S1.95
School Knickers
Hoys' plus fours for school. These are full cut in all-wool
111 i n 1 1 1 r. s with a choice of clastic waist and knee or plain
.'olf .style. Aires are from li to I I.
$1.95 to $3.45
School Caps
lioys' .ill-wool caps. These arc in nt tractive patterns
Full leather sweat hand and non-lireakahle water-proof
visor. The hest cap in .Medford at this price.
YOUR
CHOICE
$1.00
2-Pant Suits
Wise parents will take advantage of this
otferim; of hoys '2 pant school suits. All
wool tnateiiaK in the popular shades of
hrown. tan and K'iiy. These come with
one Iouk pair of panls ami one pair of
liiiickcis and all have vels. This is the
hest junior suit value in Soutln in t)rr;uu.
$1250 to s1650
Ages G to 16
EACH
Children's
School Coats
of fine finality wool suede. TIiost
come in solid colors of red. hlue, and
preen. They have fur collars in the
popular cape effect, also sport mix
tures with and without fur collars.
These are ideal school coats.
$695 (o $1800
Sizes 6 to 16 Years
School Sweater Special
Kor school wear we siic'st-onc of
these attract ive slip on sweaters.
They are all wool and come i:i stripe
and other novelty effects. All
colors ami in sizes from IM to 10 a
?.!.."0 value.
Si.95
WASH DRESS
CLEAN-UP
:'tni crisp wasti ilrcsscs. This ruup innsl lie soli!
lo make ruiiiii fur tiur fall sloclvs. I'liver prinls aii'l
iitlier uilonilile ilesiKns in laiil-ccilnr dimity, voiole,
lialiste, and KiiKlisli print. Sleeveless, cap sleeve
and elbow sleeve style, lindice tup and flare .skirts
and urafKkt line el'fect.
On Sale Thursday
$1 95
Regular Values up to $3.50
Junior Coats
reals for ti c junior miss air here. Coals uf all-wool Iwecil
will, fur collar, cape, and Hare style. These Kainicnts are.
just the rlsht weiRht for early fall wear. Sizes hi'o 15 to
" $1475 to$2250
The New
Campus Coats
SomeiliiiiK new, this ('anii.us reat."
for tin; miss who is uoin;,- away to
sniarlly lailnrcd from
"" .'M'" '"'Is '"'I very lishl in weislil. yet
winiii. i nese smart cats arc shewn in
omhlc effects.
$2750 to
Insl Ihe cannclit
Iniol. Tiiese are
a new eh.th lulled ,-,eH, oK 1
ill weihl. yet
a. hruwn, and
$1750
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MANN'S SECOND FLOOR
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Girls' Black Sateen Gj'm Bloomers --- Zipper Stlye, -.U."
ASK ABOUT OUR CLUB PAYMENT BLANKET SALE
iliiiii M:inii;s!:gM ;
White and
Blue Middies
$3.50
r " THE SrOffEFOWEV"Fr PVBODY" J
THE
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Pleated
Serge Slurts
$1.69
THE BEST MERCHANDISE FOR THE PRICE NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE