Medford mail tribune., September 18, 1929, Image 6

yrETTFonn mttl tribwe, medford, or? Know vepesd.y. skptkmrkr is. 1020.
CJTY DADS
She Taught Heaver
P0LISH"C0UNT"!
DROPS CHARGE I
AGAINST COPS;
MANN'S
MANN'S
Adventurer Decides Will
Leave the Country With
out Pressing Claim That
Money Stolen By Cali
fornia Officers.
Excessive Dryness Viewed
As Menace Dog Curb to
Be Drawn for Passage
BAN FIRES
UNTIL RAIN
iiuycuj vvni,io noivv,u Mr. Mary M. Brown, of West
C...J lmnnl ' branch, Iowa, was Hs-bert Hoover's
to Speed Improvement tcacn when he v:3 , the (ourth
n , n r,s I grade in the little cojrlry school at
Requests-Garbage Com-hi. birthplace, tven . that eany
. . . D , j toe the declares, he showed evi
PlaintS KCCeiVCQ! I dencc of tremendous jnergy and
ability.
Infective nt once tin- city coun
cil, been use nf tlit exet'R-lvr dry
ness of thin km KiMicnilly hImmiI tin-i-xfriur
tit linnus except the Inl
K;ited lawn ;iml Kftlen tiputu, with
the Miles of the builiJiitK'' ml rvofn
ho dry thiit n hpark on them minlil
Mart a fire, la Ml night voted tli.it
Wire Report on
the Pear Market
from now on until it ruins
hiirnltiK of mhhi.Hh in yards and
nlliys will he jicrmiited.
This order will he Mrhtly en
forced mul chief j:iliiti at whose 1
request the unlet was tMu d, will ,
firant no fmiher pi-rciits to Imrii ,
f. ash or a in t him: a hunt j
homes unlit rain conies. Hereto,
foift fires h ive h-en peruiiited on
home premises liti feel away from j
nny buildirj,'. j
Contrary to expectation last
tttxht's colineil nicethiK did not
have much important husincss to
transact. I'uhlic action was un
routine matter.-.
In Keriiti.e Sev-Um
Other business was acted on at
?n vxeeutixi wtoum held immedi
ately alter the regular meeting was
iiiljourned. tni nature of which is
not known.
However, anion); the routine
matters eoiiidi-ied was a decision
to curh the doK ntilh.tuc' all tlx
year around, instead of only in the
f'-rliiK mouths in order to proteet
tlie gardens, as t he city officials
think there are too many dos at
larue, not all of which are stray
oneH. Jterauj-e of rompljilnis, which
have heen receivcil ahout iIokh at
J.irKe ilestroylnf? flowers and prov
iriK an othciwlse, nuisance, the
counciliuen. otfhaml and with only j
a few word nf disetissluti Instruct- i
cd the city attorney to draw up an j
ord Ina nee to he presented In tlx
near ful ur
Xi:V VOUK. Sept. IS. (I, s.
D. A. tI'l -T cars California, H
Oregon, 1 Delaware arrived ; 3S
California, 1 X others unloaded ; 7
California, others on track.
Aurtion prices:
Oregon llartletts "M70 boxes ex
I i a fancy, v ;..S .I; average
:(..'; fancy JS.'JD ft :t.7."; average,
U ashluuton llartletts tr.a itox-'s
extras, :MM'ff ;t.t;o; average :..:.;
f ncy. ?;i.o.r.ft( a.-ITi; averaue, f&.m.
California I'aitleltH I 7 . 4 !i
l.ox.w, best $-.J((ii 4.X0; ordinary,
I ',.Wt I i:.; j-omnion, ',. 1 11 n 3.7 rt
fancy, ?:M3.U.'; average, ?:(.1M.
NEW YOKK, Sept. 18. Tj Al
hert Slchofsky, 1'oiiuli adveiilurer
and Hcll styh-d count, today j;avu
j up hit battle against deportation
ilront Hie raited Statna and haul lie
j would drop Hie chafers that thou
j s.uhIh of dollunj had been Htoleii !
1 Ironi liini by police; ami prison of- i
ricialH In California. j
Sichofisky announced this action 1
Hiroiih'h his attorney when ho wan;
denied freedom on hail to fco to ,
alliornia tu press his claims.
Leon K. Supencer, aHsiHtant l.nitetl
MhIph aitoiney, argued that an
alien Hiihject to deportation be
cause of conviction or a crime In
volviim moral turpitude wan not
eligible Tor hall.
Federal Jude Frit tie la (Jafney
aKri'cd. hut offered to direct that
Sfchnfi;ly he h-Id at KIHh Island
for two weeks to permit uu InveH
tlgatlon of IiIh claim.
Klchofsky'a attorney, who had
;-sked a three months stay for his
client, then withdrew the applica
tion for hail and Haiti that Slch
ofsky "would make a present of
I be money he has lost to those
who Hlolc it from hiin."
CIIICACM, Kept. IS. (C.S.D.A.)
iVi Today's pear receipts: It ems
"alifoi nia. 7 (fret on, 6 Illinois, 3
UVshitiKton. Colorado arrived; CI
cars nn track. 7 cars sold.
California Harilctis L'7 I 4 boxes.
$3.1 U 41 t-7."; avera-e, $:t.!M).
j Oreuon liactlelts I'l'l hoxeM. ex
tra fancy, f .3. 1 ,14'i3.S0 ; averrme.
Jta.UU; K1S boxes famy
3.ti."; nveraKc $3.30.
Robfced In Russia
M" , 1.""' I ih.
f2.eo"ji
Baseball Scores
National.
. I'lTTHIil'lttiH, Sept. is. (Vi
I'll tsbiiruh lo-l its last hope for
ihe Nalhriial leauuc pennant lodav
when the I'irates lost to Iw.ston,
,i to 1. In the first game of ji
iloubh lo ader. The pirates' defeat
provi-lhiK that all iloj; l XV;I(1 enough to asMire Chicago the
1.
i;uc llau.
Ilostou ...
r'tisluirii
Hattei'h
Sevolld
llo.slttll . .
I'iti.-burch ..
Itattei les:
laK-lt; Meln
Kiimr.
It.
New Voi k 7
;t
Itatti'ies: llnbl.ell and
Itlake. Nehf and Coiialci
! I'hllade'phia
: Ciie iutiati
1 Itattei h-s:
j I In ley and l.e
I Silkefoi lh.
St LetiC.
I'hit.l.lelpbl ,
Ci-iy and .M , uio ti :
u:el and Cochrane, c
kept on their home premises tu
ish or lu enclosures all the year.
The council decided I hat t he
property uwihth of all utreetH who
want Improvement work done be-
lore winter eis in must nave their j spohn
jiein nuih in i or i nose improve
ments by October 1st. Tills dc
clficii wan Influenced by the desire
l.ot only that the work can he done
before the rainy season comes, but
iu save time and money by urmip
ing the advert IhIio.' of all ueh im
provements, and the fact that the
tle of Improvement bonds can he
mud more advantagcouMy in one I ' n h'-'o
.lartco bunch.
I lleaclutious w ere passed hist
nljvht for f,-nidt!iK. tCinvelin; and ;
wwrrn for a numter of streets,
which were petitioned for some
time hk'J.
(.arliace Complaint
t pon Mayor Pipes stathm tliat
he had received n number of com
plaints about the city Karbaur co. !
lection bein,; irimilar. rind thati
ronirihlnK was unmp about the!
cdlcctiens for weeks pa-t of th !
City ianit u y Service, it wa voted '
! make an iuveMic.-iiton into the j
....... , ,,x IIIIIHl'l J' l III11MI j
and this matter w-i reiened for Second inu
nction to the council csmitu e j St. I.uuW
w h!ch has the narbane collection phi!.lelphla
mtil di.spos.-tl work In charge, or) Colmi. Ct.rfiaai
vhi-h I'. M. Keifhaw Is cha Irniali. i I , r.haw ami C,
The Mrccts and ro ids committee
Immiic t.pprn- the matter of j
e"n-trueii,.n ,.f r!Jew.iik on the c.elnd
ea.-t hide of NerH, KleiMdc for "' Vork
five or six bo - north of Jack -on .Mil!-r tlo'low'.'
htreet. Ihe city Mipe. imendcut and ''' inn -ti. I'-o hai :
city attorney were ln?-ir.ict .1 to,!thkey.
take Heps to iiave the vork done. --
Ouler l.uinlH-r .Moud I '"""1 k:-.uw.
Tlie council also Voted to hae ' hAel.md
the unu;htly pile Df lumh r at the N, w k
Mian- service Kt.iil.m .... v..,ti. ! Cent II. S. It. din
ltiveiide about which the neiuh-
bois and citizen,, generally have
co!npl:ined. remove. I M er.ee. and ''
If the owner of the station dues r.t
voluntarily removi it Instructed
City Superintend! nt S. ef i. l to
tnove It away. j
It will be remembered th;ii thi'
lumber was hauled to the location
mouths net i.. build n mi i-, tmv, t.y j
the auto camp m.inacetnrnt. the'
CMttrUCtion ,,t t lOt h H;.S Mopped
on orders from (he e,t round
and city pUmiiIpi: eominb -ion .our'
nciL'httoi-s had tvmp lined.
It Was lep(.t led t.. the roitti- il
Kt niiiht i,i..t th- iiiina-emeni I
has li ft th,- mu;nl,t! pile of him - t
h'T there .,r ".ptte Mlk, th. l
tnanaKeho ei ;,( in r it .-iil. ,.- r
te a reiuir.r the eity i.fft- f
cuts fiad M..pp.s the .rk."
The council .iMt n:i-.- n utim
ber f-f ordinmie-v ie.,itnn to imli-
tiilUill properties.
1. U HM to uitom;
(Continued from Pae Oiit)
.Miiytir Kline won the It'-puhliean
n"mf nation In l'ittsburph. The
mayor received fiti.HT ot-s In 7:i
dJstrlcIa out of 741, compared with
44M2 votes for Jmko Itlrlmrd W.
Martin, an tntleiHtulcai. and n.ll't
for .rallies P. .Muluiic, president or
the council.
K. II.
I 1U I
s: Ibandt mul (imvily,
Kreiurr ami
llemsley.
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I',. '. ..rni ' in m
I
A 8orlilc(l tPrens I'httlo
Mary Van Rensselaer Cogswell
waa robbed of money and passport
while traveling through Russia.
nrr companion, Mrs. Mabel S.
'"galls, ia a niece ol J. P. Morgan.
.lonr. fmtiH'y
mul llulTi'avv.
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ED AT HUME
i irovt
kins.
ST. PACI,, Sept.
rlsou Ii. ".timiny"
S'. Paul comes hon
cei'-e the platldtts
to nsnien and rvt
IS.- olN Ihir
Jtihuston of
today tu re
ef his fellow
'drills of llle
1 1 . K.
;t i
1 1 t
H-hann ,
and I.
ami
: II.
t: :i
1.1 4
. Newell;
,lm t i ,
northwest for whinim; the natfonil
a ma I cm- uolr championship. f..r
merly held by I. nolo,- .toio-s.
t iov. Theodore i brlst ia lison ff
Minnesota: Jaor U C. MimIusom !
of St. Paul and Mayor v. K.
Kunzc of .Minneapolis, headed the
weleomltm coinmiuce to hon n
.liuimy, who won the title at Peb
ble p.aeh, Cut.. Sept, 7.
'the program called for a pa
rade from I'tilon ! pot. ami thru
the downtown section ef Kiee park
f.-r a public rceept.oii.
14 1
.M. vim:
Owner Presents
Over a Million
to Store Help
Shi-t ul iiml 11. kr .
I"ii! i:.ittii'.
I'. 1 1. .11
il'lllllktnn
Wliiivhill .mil M:ui!i
Serves Farmers
5. -
, VKW.MiK. X. .1 . Si i.l 1 s.
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; iiii'L-Inc frmn $:'uo tn $ JO nun. N
, .V. nut's of ri"c!itenta vero
itiiiii..i.i ri.iiii pin. in mi. .ii ..
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ONE DOSE :
i SHOWS results!
I (iulUtnnr pain yirll to F-"i.-l j
' l-'i.r ,.,f tui'iitv yiirs KKI'IT
CI. A his l.ri.iiiilit I'.iu.irkiil.li. rtlli-f
li. suff.-ii'i- from yilNt..in Pi,ln. '
Ipt.-niai-h ilistrfs. tinlHni si an. unil
t1'..' um-t i.iul i.ih,-r siiiiiImi- .ul.1
; tin nts. .m
I
Al l'nutun Ann.
t'lllCAHO. 8i'it. 11. '!'i -- liiulcliij I'rni J',.n
CIoorKc Alo ia 111 a huspitnl nllli C. 0. Moser of Dallas, Te . chair.
H frafturcd urni. Hr alrppi'd from i man of the American Institute of
h nhowrr oath Ut golf i'lii t"j Cooperation, heads tht organisation
nlinniT tliq. ti'luphonc mul k1Iih-1
ID u (UbIiI . ut Blulrs.
l p. i.pli. sav tli. mi- p.iln I
l.T thr firs. ilu... .f
KKflTol.A. Thar tin- w mi.li rlul !
thlin; al.iiul KlU ITOl.A it act. ... I
Itiicmv. No i.ihi-r iii.-illi-iii,. ,,,!
I" iii..ic. The HiriTiH.A f,.niHlla 1
th.- ...M... t,.,la ns i; ,il,iv!i ha.
I.. . II ami :f . i.'l try n ,.u t.,,, ,.,,
o c i. in s. If tr.-iii a pi.sstl.lc '
....'T.;ii.i. On,- ,i,is. s!i,,i a ri -nils.
Tor sale t.'r.iiiinii.lilcil nn.l KII..I-. '
int... . I l.y Maallts liiti t o. nj i
j bar of Agricultural Cooperatives " ,1- ..jv., lE
committee (or the National Cham 1
Ask to See
uje New
Gloves
for Fall
A miirvcluiis foUi-clion of silk mul wtml fnn-ks foi- fall. Dresses tluil one can wear
for business, selidol, street, or informal afternoons. Smart satins, erepes, 'uenrg
cttos, and rashionabli! li'lit weight wonlens are slunvn. These are elcverly styled in
various ways and show the newest eollar ideas of laee and embroidery. The colors
arc navy, black, tmi, brown, and Alisia wine. .Sizes H to 44.
$
MANN'S DRESS
SHOP 2ND FLOOR
EVENING IN PARIS
A glorious new tollrttrlo for Hie modern oin:in. KvcniiiR in Paris a
perfume or toilet water of exceptional charm. Smartly put up in '.'.-trk
blue bottles. It Is indeed a modern conception of the present mode
for somcthiut; new and delightful.
$1.00 to $2.95
TOILET GOODS SECTION, MAIN FLOOR
An Open Letter to
the Men; and Young
Men of Medford
MR. MAN:
For some time now that unmistakably fall
like tang has been evident in the air and
we, therefore, take the opportunity to an
nounce our fall showing of new suits.
For this season, men's clothing has a dis
tinctive flare of style, which we know will
be to your taste and we invite you to come
in and see these fine garments,
There are handcrafted suits by Kuppen
heimer and Middishade in all the marve
lous new colors for fall.
We have just unpacked them and here they
are refreshingly new awaiting your inspec
tion. Come in soon--we 're sure you'll derive a
lot of pleasure from seeing them.
Cordially Yours,
MANN'S DEPT. STORE
New Bags
Our leather goods socliou offers you a vniied
choice of new genuine leather bags in punch,
back-strap, and under aim styles. All ihm
wanted colors for fall, and yet so inexpensive.
$3.95
MANN'S MAIN AISLE
New Handkerchiefs
Welcome news indeed Is this short story nboiit
the new in handkerchiefs. Yes, we have just
unpacked them. New white pml cnluretl lin
ens, prints, applique, hand-embroidered nnd
lace trimmed rfiairs, and such a low price.
39c
MANN'S MAIN AISLE
Women's
Silk and Wool
Hose for Fall
If you are one of the many
women vho wear a silk .-.n.
wool stocking these now ar
rivals should interest you.
They come in the folloing
colors, nude, brege. gray.and
sandalwood. All L'i;:es. Your
choice
$1.19
PAIR
HOSIERY DEPT. MAIN FLOOR
FALL
COATS
For Thursday the ready tow-ear"
section of Mann's offers
a group of fall coats of excep
tional charm and Quality at
a very low price. These gar
ments of wool suede and
sport mixtures with clever fur
collars ami cuffs and fine.
linlnKs arc Indeed a value un
equalled In Southern Oregon,
l ol u s of 'black, brown, and
navy are shown. Klare and
novelty skirt effects are I ho
style. High lights of theso
good looking coats, sizes It
to II.
SPECIAL
$225.o
SECOND FLOOR
Boys' All-Wool Blazers
Say. youns fellows, ak I l.e folks to
buy one ol' Ihrsu Milctulh! all wool
blaziTH for scIpkiI. , They1 are lu plain
or plaid stylet, in good looking, colors.
Itcg. $t..'ii' to ?V5o, values.
$119
I
MEN'S SECTION MAIN FLOOR
SANITARY NAPKINS
ruMUs saiiluiy napkins aro a- mnuYm as can be piauc They
ro cs.HniHlly rrrnmmmiKMl by the hichost atithorMUs on :ht
rwuial liypemv riiiit.is m H rt-fculur for ."o a box, but (or Thurs
day we bit oftYiii.K Hu m tu 'u.
Special 3 for $1.00
Boneta Hand Made Gowns
"floB.?la" a name ihat stands for the finest in nainsook gov.ns.
These we arc offering for Thursday are all hand-made a'ul hand
embroidered In dainty designs on flesh, peach, ami while groan.!?.
All sifes. I'ndcrwcar section, main floor.
BED SPREAD SPECIAL
Hie IHimeslle secti.ut offers for Thursday a bed spread special of uiumial merit. Full
lied sire 8l.tt." spreads in crinkle rayon and printed linen finish crash. These spreads
nro regular f 1.15 value. Kxtrn special for Thursday
Your Choice $3.45 ea.
DOMESTIC SECTION MANN'S MAIN FLOOR
r "THE STORE FOP EVEPYBODY"
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