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MEDFORT) MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QREOOX, FRIDAY.- OCTOBER ' 25, 1929.
L PINO FRUIT
VVORKERS FEEL
Answer Out-of-Town Circular Letters
Accompanying Goods Sent on Approval
WRATH OF MOB
mt-tlintc rautm uf Ihu riot, altlmiitli
autliorltli'ri Hitid 111 iVeiintf hud ex
isted between thn whiten unil the
! Orlentula fur wome time. HorK
mun wiih ho biully won ruled tliat
he whh expected to die. Authori
ties said ho hud been attacked Thn Groonwlmro, N. ., Dally j "The way T do Ih to hold the
wun a rcio. a innx kmiu, inncti ; .'wh cornea inn following Kirv . necklien mibject to order of the
used In the l'hllliiineH. , on nhae of the mall-order evil: Mender, he beliiK ohllK''d to Bend n
Keith whiten and Killplnim were) Borne .time ago an obliging mer-1 nmn ,. ft ppriioiial representative,
attending it carnival when thoj chain at iiuftaio, N. Y., Hent me to do tho packing and for a hiiikN
troubltt wtartfd. After the Uih- four neckties without being anked toe I deliver them to him. I ahn
W. C. T. U. Leader
Relates Jingle
on Rum's Course
hint; about II DO whiten undertook i to do SO.
to drive tile Kill pi mm from the ; Col. Al Fairbrother of Oreens
Hcene and tin rioting bfgan. Tho! ham got a supply. Jn reply he
KlliplnoH fli-d. Tim while men Kent this letter:
then went to the ranch of 7J. .1.; "f Jreenslioro, N. C.
FirehauKh, on the outHkirtH of ; "dent lemon:
I lnu-n find ili-iiVo iiliiini Ml KllttilmiM ' "Viinr rl rr-n In i lot ton nnnt n In) nc
V Scene Of Race RlOt When. way, pelting them with Ktfineirfour beautiful necktiea came to
; ami oranoiHinng ciuoh aim pucn-i
3 Oriental .Stabs White 1 f"r""- i
. wiibiuui. 1 " " ; F,-p1Pn frustrated an nttfnipt
Exeter, -; Cal., Carnival Is
Trnr-I flriupr flff inprs ' ""' whlu'H rl'
; tMvi j on tlic ranch which wi
4 Quiet Disturbance.
Kitlpliio enmp.
to a Hhed :
was ttervlng t
i TEXAS OUTFIT BUYS
y.
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.MiXETKR. Cal.. Oct. 28. WV
Ptape rdVlll nod to Kxeler parly to- j
dqy- after tho dispersal ot several j
mob of white, InPorers, who hanil-i
v& together during a race riot latol
Mint nlirht and drove about 200;
Filipino fruit workers from vu-j DALLAS. Texas. Oit. 2T.. ll') j
l'flous camps near uie lown. ruiehasp or the Tpxuh rules (iaM i
thorltles said tliey expected no ; romany ha In en announced here j
irforC trouble. ! I.y Hie Lone Slur (las eiirpnrntiiin. i
yriie ony serious Injury reported The Lone Star (ins company .
was thn stabbing of Adolph HiI'K-iiko acquired lllii Northwest Cities ! """
rrtfin.'a truck driver, nlthouKh scv- (ins cnnpHiy. operatliiK kh plains'
.eflil of the rioters "were Hale! to in Walla Walla anil Vakl Wn., hand.
helve. Received cuts .and bruises i I.cwistcin and t'lal-kston, Idaho, ' necktie approval houses have sent
ffien Stones, clubs (ind pilchforics and Astoria. Kukcuc, I'encUi'ton j mo the same kind of ties instead
Wire brought into play., , land .Springfield. Ore., and the Coos of Just four-in-hand. I now havo
'3Thrk Atuhhinj; of t lltirKman, icl-jl;ay croiniiany, opcratlnc: plants in i 1 (i in hand
IQCouiy uy n l-ilipino.waH toe im-1 .Marsiifiepi unci .North Hemi. ci-e, ; for storaKci
I WANT TO KTAV
A r
If o" It
charge a small fee fr opening the
packaged, and then charge 10 cent
for euch 24 hourn they ure in my
posHesHion. That is the regular
fee I iinderntand they charge In
large citleK where they have de
pots. My fee for opening a pack
age of four 'beautiful neckties' Jh
only 50 cents. You said to keep
the ties five days and then nend
them back or Bend you $1.50. That
would mnke our account stand as
follows, namely:
"Opening packages, CO cents:
five days' storage, 50 cents; total
11.00. Jty four neckties, S1.00.
"It take It that by the tlm0 this
reaches you and I get a reply an
other five days will have elapsed,
which, not counting tho. 50 cents
fee for delivering the package on
your order to your personal repre
sentative, would make you owe me
a balance of 50 cents or one dol-
In r.
I "We have Home stores here In
this town, home merchants who
pay rent; who take an active part
in our city's building; who responrl
to calls of charity and progress,
Inasmuch as no vera I other, and I feel that all citizens should
S 4
PJ0.l)IKTON Ore., Oct. 25.
(At .Mrs. Kiln Hoole, na
tional president of the V. C.
T. V., Is a real entertainer.
Hhe taught a group of
young Pendleton people a lit
tle Jingle and gave them reci
pes for klckless beverages.
Here's the Jingle;
"Peer and whiskey, they're a
curse;
"We drink water, safety
first."
HEALTH ASSN. BACKED
BY CHEST COMMITTEE
I am holding them all
ur LOW
fire IMDCE
mmmm ymmm
U -.FULL BALLOON BMM i-lp
Ul t
on Kjuaiitv
A Few Examples of Your Savings
i At. "Western Auto" LOW PRICES
.
-proven
WESTERN GIANT
ancb
.Wearwell TIRES
Recent newspaper re'
ports indicate a gen
eral advance in tire
prices . . . but "West
ern Auto," because of
huge purchases while
materials were low, is
not forced to meet
advancing costs with
higher tire prices
now. SO . . . antici
pate your winter tire
needs at once . . . and
"re-tire" your car with
Western Giants or
Wear-wells today for
safer and more eco
nomical winter driv
ing. Tho rond-proven dependabil
ity of "Western Auto" tires
luis kept them well in the
forefront among tires of
Quality. Their popularity
among motorists is proven by
more than a million now in
use giving satisfactory and
economical service.
WEAR-WELL TIRES
Guaranteed 10,000 Miles
Sj)lendid quality, long-wearing tires with heavy
! ribbed non-skid treads.
29x4.40
!30x4.50
29x4.75
30x5.00
31x5.00
.$4.97
. 5.59
. 6.60
. 7.10
. 7.25
31x5.25 .
33x6.00 .
30x3 ICL
31x4 S. S.
32x4 S. S.
$8.55
10.95
"4.45
, 7.60
. 7.84
,v' ' Ask for prices on other sizes
1 i ,4.
- WESTERN GIANT BALLOONS
, , Standard Rib Tread
r Guaranteed 15,000 Miles
Outntanding values in standard First Line Tires.
Massive highest quality construction throughout.
29x4.40 . .$5.78 31x5.00 . .$8.78
30x4.50 . . 6.57 30x5.25 . . 9.77
29x4.75 . . 7.93 31x5.25 . .10.15
.
Ask for Low Prices t
on Sizes Not Shown
i . . and on our Western Giant Cen
ter Traction Tread and Double
Duty Balloons, and on our Western
Giant and Wear-well High Pressure
Tires.
OUR
UNCONDITIONAL
GUARANTEE
Bpjiilcs our liberal tninimum-mile-nge
Guarantee, evrry Western
Giant and Wear-well tire is Un
conditionally Guaranteed
lo (jive satisfactory service for the
life of llie lire. Our more than
1 50 stores and Customer Is Al
ways Right Policy back this all
protecting guarantee.
Increase Your Savings
TRADE IN YOUR
OLD TIRES
They are just as good as cash
in part payment on new, fully
guaranteed Western Giant and
Wear-well tires, at any "West
cm Auto" store.
' -
-More than 150 Stores In the West'
WestemAMto
buppyCo.
Cor. Main and Riverside
A-
that reason I do not indorse your
Hchcme at all.
"I know you are a huHy man.
hut your expression of frinndKhlr
in Ht-ndlns me the ties on approval
makes me feel that I have found
a true friend In you.
"Sometime I would like to visit
n hiK city and see the tall hiiildintra
I may come to ee you In the
i sprint;.
Jiy the way, could you uso" a
. K"od Vnon doji?'
t "Is th-ro much static In Ruf
! fain?
j -Well, it Is Kettini; late, t RO I
! must close for this time. IMease
! excuse hasle and any had spelling,
ins I Imve an iimrowinf; toenail,
I "Yours respectfully.
"AL FAIIIUHOTHRR."
In order to correct a somewhat
erroneous impression concern inB
the identity of the County Health
I'nit and the Jackson County
I Health association, the community
chest committee has Klven out the
following information:
The county health unit, com
posed of paid officials Is a part
of the county administration pro
Kram, is supported by county
funds and is, therefore, not in
eluded in the community chest.
The Jackson County Health asso
ciation, however, is a lay oi'Kunl
zation composed of public Bplrlted
women of the county who ser s
without pay and is supported by
an annual membership ur.ve. '1 ..o
community chest includes an Item
of fluou to tiike care of this Im
portant work during the coming
y-;ir. The raisin of this fund
will mean that the usual health
drive In the cities of Med ford,
Jacksonville, I'hoenix and Central
I'oint will he eliminated.
The Jackson County Health as
sociation, which is headed by Miss
carbdon, is doiiitf a splendid work
and is entitled to the whole-heart
ed support of local citizens.
j
! KUOKNE, Ore.. Oct. 25. (P)
I Two small children of Mr. and Mrs.
jMila Smith of LeahiirK were res
cued from the second story of their
hurnliiK home by neighbors yester
day. The house was destroyed by
fire.
The fire started hi tho kltehen
I and spread so rapidly that the cull
dren, who were sleeping upstairs,
j could not be reached by the stair
way and were taken out of an iii
I per window. '
FORESTERS TO MEET IN
PORTLAND NEXT SUMMER
SALEM, Ore., Oct. 25. (A1)
Portland, Ore., will be the conven
tion city of the iNatlonal Associa
tion of .State Foresters In 1130, siys
a tc lernm received yesterday by
V. A. Klllott, state forester. Ar
raiiKements will be ma tie by the
foresters of OreKon, Washington
and Idaho. Lynn Crnucmiller,
deputy state forester, who attend
the lUHIt convention at Asbevllle,
N. C, extended the Invitation to
come to Oregon.
ASHLAND GIRL NAMED
TO AID '0' INFORMAL
rXIVKUKITY OK OllUllOX,
Kueite (Special) Mnry Oaley
sophomore In music, Ashland, has
been named on the features com
mittee for the sophomore inforimil
to be held this term. The informal
Is the highlight in the sophomore
class year.
Oregon News
in Brief
' Students of the Junior high
sVhool enjoyed tv special Edison
program presented Thursday by H.
L. Itromley, head of the Copco ad
vertising deport meat. Mr. lirom
!ey wave mi interesting talk on
Thomns A. Kdisoii, bringing out
ninny of bis early experiences in
boyhood days and telling of some
of bis ninny Inventions, including
tho first electric tight, which he
produced In October, 1 S7!l.
Mr. KdiHon Is responsible for
over Moo inventions, according to
tile spenker, who enumerated some
of the more Important ones.
As a special feature, Mr. Brom
ley showed two reels of moving
pictures on I-Mlson and the his
tory of light, both of which proved
of great educational value to the
students.
HAXOVKIt, N. II.. Oct. 2fi. --Five-hour
days, five-day weeks and both
summer and winter vacations for
the masses of workers are in the
offing, in the ophrion of K, A. Fi
lene, Huston merchant. He made
the prediction hi an address to
Dartmouth students, saying mass
production necessitates that the
masses are nhlc to buy what they
want and should ho encouraged to
want more.
Wedding rings were made of
agate and iron in ancient I toman
times.
(Hy I lit Associated ltvs.)
ltKDMUNI). A. K. McAlplne.
power company employe, saved his
life by leaping Into an Irrigation
canal when his car exploded and
sprayed bis clothing with burning
gasoline. '
POKTLAXIK Harold Young.
IH. motorcyclist, suffered Injuries
win n he was thrown from bis ma
chine by striking an automobile.
(J HANTS PASS. An electric
air beacon of i(. 000,000 candle
power, capable of throwing light
7ft miles, is being installed on the
outskirts of the ctty.
ASTOKIA. Warren Colby, An,
Junk dealer, convicted within 1 1
minutes by a Jury on a charge of
contributing to tho delinquency of
a minor.
(ikANTS PASS. The move
ment uf grapes started with a ship
ment of I02tt lugs of flame tokay
to Portland.
Kl'C.KNK. More than $700 in
prl.es will be Awarded at the Oak
land. Ore., turkey fair. Deccmhct
LI and M.
' Oregon Weather
Oregon: (lenerally fair tonight
and Saturday except unset! led in
the nor (Invest portion, cooler In
the Interior of northwest portion
Saturday. Oentle winds becoming
somberly on the coast.
Veteran lrtNulcr Dctid
INHIANAPOLIS. Ind.. Oct. 2Tt.
(A Frank T, Strayer. 4 2, former
national commander of (he Veter
ans of Foreign Wars nnd assistant
Putted States district attorney here
diet) suddenly at his home today.
Clatskante J. C Penney store
j opened for business hi Harvey
and llattan bull.llug.
I
Oil
Gleaming hair!
The wny modern hair dressers
accentuate your hair by lovely lines
and contours makes it important
to keep tho hnir in perfect con
dition. Now, millions know tho quickest
way to (five the hair new life ami
lustre; to bring out its natural
color, is with Damlerine. It is so
easy to use; you simply moisten
your brush with it each time you
arranire your hair.
Daiulerine dissolves tho crust of
dandruff; stops falling hair; puts i
the scalp in the pink of condition.
It helps the hair grow long, silky,
abundant; (rives it more lustre than
brilliantine. It makes the hair
easy-to-arranire; holds It in place. ;
Waves look nicer; stay in longer :
when "set" with t)andcrinc. '
Danderinej
The On Minute Hair Beautifiet
At All Drug Stan. Thirty l1v C.nt,
STARTS SATURDAY MORNING
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
Phone 4M-487 Medford, Oregon
M
en's Section
4 BIG 99c
Days -- the
Climax of
Our 19th
Anniversary
SALE
MEN'S
Fancy Dress
SOX
Men's fine mercerized lisle and
rayon dress sox. Many fancy pat
terns and good colors to choose
from. Your choice for this sale.
2 Pairs 99c
Arcn's fancy dress box In novelty weaves of rayon
antl cotton. These are regular liHc the nail". Special
for Mils sale Saturday.
4 Pairs 99c
. MEN'S
Cotton Ribbed
Union Suits
99
Extra special for this 9!c
sale. Men's fine cotton rib
bed union suits In long sleeve
and ankle length style. The
regular values are from $1.25
to WM the suit. All sizes.
Your choice
$1.25 to $2.00 Values
Men's Athletic. Shirts
Our regular 7.rc atlilolio rayon shirts. Theso
come In .'I shades, peach, white, and pink. All
are nf fine quality and all sizes to select from.
Your choice for this sale.
2 for 99c .
Men's Night Shirts
Our regular $1.50 to $2.00
outing flannel night shirts
for men and young men
at the low price of llllc
each. AH are best quality.
MEN'S
Swiss Knit Silk
TIES
Our regular 75c pure Bilk Swiss
Unit ties ror the man who wants
the best. Your choice Saturday"
nt Munn's.
2 for 99c
1 y-M?
Men's Broadcloth
SHIRTS
Kvory shirt in this special is srttnrntileed fast color.
The tmiterials are fine broadcloth. The patterns
arc plain, figured nnd. stripe effects. The sizes run
from 14 to llij.'i. They are regular .1."0 ench. Your
choice.
Regular
$1.50 Value
YOUR
CHOICE
99
Boy's Golf Hose
Fancy all wool golf hose for boys in the popular
T length. These are regular from $1.1! to $1.75
pair. Sizes are 8'a to 10'j. Your choice for this
great sale.
EXTRA SPECIAL
2 Pairs 99c
Men's All Wool
Flannel Shirts
Men's all wool highest grade flannel shirts from
such well known makers as rendleton.Orgoiint
and Oreenhood. All sizes to select from in this
extraordinary shirt sale.
$4.50 to $6.00 Values
EXTRA SPECIAL
Boys' Broadcloth
SHIRTS
Hoys' guaranteed fast color
dress shirts, livery one Is full
cut and well made. Mothers
know what the "TOM SAW
YKK" shirt Is! Sixes 12V4 to
' H'a. Your choice Saturday.'
Regular $1.25 Value
99
Boy's Polo Shirts
These opular shirts for the school
hoy come In blue, Ian, nnd green. The
sizes run rrom to l years,
choice Saturday nt Mann's.
Your
$3
.99
99