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Newspaper Page TextPIGB FOUR MKDPQRD MAIL TRIBUNE,! MEnPOKD. OKEOOWTIltJKSDAY. JANUARY 2. IfKO. " MEDFOlfD MAIL TRII1UNE. MKDFOPJ), OIMOCOV. TIU'K'SDAV. JANUARY 2. 1i:iU, PaWHWB? SALE OPENS FRIDAMQRNING JAN. 3RD BAXTER ADDS TO -I 1 . HEFLIN MRS ' FASCIST MOVE MERELY SHAM ON SALE TOMORROW C " TH E ST O R E FOR EVEgVBODY" , J ON SALE TOMORROW E Alabaman Undeceived By Asserted Dissolution of League .in America Probe Would Show Shocking Conditions, Is Claim. WASHINGTON, Jen. 2. OP, ATi(,e iho announced dlssolu Hon of Fascist league of Amorl.M waff; believed hy many patriotic Americans' of Italian Mood to b' "doeptlvil propaganda" to throw Iho American people off their cuurd, Henator llcflln, Democra:, Alabama, said he would seek a senate Investigation of tho KnscM activities In this crjiinlt-v. llcflln alt ho was "nntounrttd by Heeretary Hllmson's statement hint week declaring an Investign Hon had shown no Improper nc:s hy tho Fascist ortranlvatlnn 0.1.. rouniry against tho United Wuto rovernment." "Homebody In Ibo state depart ment lias evidently deceived Hecrc lory Hlimon about thin matter." ho said, adding that: "a thorough Investigation of the Fawist uctiv-ill'- In tho United Mates will show a shocking and horrible condition to have bean produced wherever that orgnnlallon hud lifted its hide ous hxad." Tho Alabaman, author of th.. resolution rallhiir for the uium , partmcnt .Inquiry, mid tho Fasolft organization "never thought of tno nisi.anfling scheme" until after hla lenuiution wan Introduced. K-rve N'nllfv. "Mussolini's Fascist leaders here nave announced that they would lake the charter and all record to Home, - he Maid, "I whth.to erv nonce on them now that I shall K that the charter, records and nil other paper connected with th.t nctlvltleji of the Fascist! order he Kept m the United Htate for ex amination by the senate commit tee." One of tho gravest dangers con fronting tho American people t day, he assorted. In "alien Influ nncn," coupled with "cowardice w see dlHpluyed hy puhllo officials who ought- to be firm and out spoken' ngalnst these deadly evils, but who seem to bo Intimidated by these foreign Influence im.i ihen- bold und airoRant agents who hnto the free institutions of our coun try.- MOHCOW. (U. P.) Tho waned or nil worker and employees In i tho .Hovlot Union may noon ho automatically deposited In suvlngs hanks to their accounts, to bo drawn upon uh needed. A project to that offoct Ik now being worked out by tho state plunniiiK commission with every prospoct of confirmation by tho C011110II of People's Commissars. Tho scheme lw lnt,,wlA.i ,n .... courage thrift, Instead of urging popuiHuon, a m Heretofore, to nrpoeii surplus runcts in the hanks Iho aurnliiH will nmi,. ti,u .... rniiKumont roimtln In the hank "ijiuiuuiicujiy. Incldeiitnlly It'wlll greatly slm pllfy tho process; of paying' out Mages, Kvary trust, co-operative, etc., will deposit n Imnp Hum in tho savings bupkit yhlnh will . at regular IntarvalH triinafei- tho nec essary iininuntH. ro-, the. jicoounta of wiiKo-oarnora, ' Mllllona of now Hnvlng uccounta thua opened will ulmi Kvo tho Hovlot Kovornment additional cnpl Inl. Tor It enorinnua InduBtilnl I't'oKinni, Hardy Vegetables May Be Raised m Freezing Weather J-r-rT I iji-.m mhinkh, a., J,,,,, 2, I 'A "'"Mile method for 2 "iiog irenit VeKetabl,., n h frowning weather wh report. ed to Iho American Aaaocln- uon tor tho Advancement of 4 . Helen today by Dr. u, II. Harvey of the Mlnnenotu Ak- I'lctUturnl Kxpcrlinent ulutlnn, -r Jin nair rnund lh., a ... . I'minn, -f- v iiko humnim. h ... hardaneri to friinn r, 1 .. 1 morn ho. and tiuu ini,....i, . tent riava of cam ,unnn.UR ,.MA v aurririent to hiii-den plnnti. an mat they may .ho' frnton ntlff without injury." 4, H Itchlnf, biirnfnff kln make ffo Boothlnr,, coolint, invisible Umlly brinmiwi't relief from Itchlnir, helpe ? arfu 1u.e ,oc"1 'n'wlon nd re. m iu normal, rormyrar Zamo hmm Lu .1.1' J 11 i 7 v" mi BHin. re llevlnr Dimnloa. nuh anal ni... ..1.1- irrfUtloni. Never be without It. Sold Extra Salespeople To Give You Prompt Attention Mann' s Annual January Clearance The Sale the People of M ThiGreatest Mid-Winter Sale of the Season edfbrd nd So. Oregon Always Waits For BARGAINS FROM MANN'S MAIN FLOOR HOSIERY SALE $ 1 65 J- pr. 39c TheJ .laniiiiiy f.'learunco Sulo offurH woinen'H Theme Kaynnr and Ulamond I'olnt Pure Hllk Full f'aalilnnctl lloae. Bilk from top to toe In odd Blzea ami nBHOrted Hhadea. Ktteiilar $2.00 value Hiiocial. Also for the January Clearance Sale woinen'H HiiilinKton, rayon and wool hoso with reinforced lisle heel and toe. All Blzt-H und good color assort ment: f9 cent value. Secial Purita Sanitary Napkins . .Special, 3 for $1.00 SALE of GLOVES Woinen'H iiiid misses' novelty cuff ki.l and whhIiiiIjIp cdjie skin f-loves. These come in all sizes and colors. Values lo ir''t.n." a pair. Special $2 .95 81x99 Seamless SHEETS $1 AA Pajamas I ,UV Women's and m H ' ptiJaniaB. These styles and deslf! Outing Flannel Gowns j $ - QQ A Women's und nilKses' outlns flannel gowns, well made from splendid quality outinf?. The popular lonK sleeve style. All colors; $1.2 value. Special Kxtra Bpeclal for the January nle. Full 81x89 BCumleHs slteelB. Thee ore the well known House keeper brand and nro of excel lent nnnllly muslin. Special KYI tlay and Saturday L7 1RASTIC Janiry Reductions 9 i 1 ERCOATS eleiii-ance tliat. is iiijlii llie history of this store. Kvory suit and over coat now in stock misqld to inahe room for new Npriiijr styles Ihat iu-o expected daily. Xottls been reserved in this gigantic clettranee every -thiiiit is reilueed. Hcithe salo that you have been awaiting- Don't neg - Jeet it i-oct Friday. The wide selection can't last. Kuppenheiir & Stamford Garments Boys' Jersey SUITS Men's $50.00 Suits ar40.00 Men's $40.00 Suits ar&6.0 Men's $35.00 Suits ar28G0 Men's $30.00 Suits ari24.00 All sizend colors includedi n this sale SWEATERS Men's $50.00 Coats are $40.00 Men's $40.00 Coats are $36.00 Men's $35.00 Coats are $28.00 Men's $30.00 Coats are $26.00 icroup; - . niiHses' fnnt color nrlnr a i I'heHe oomo in nrtiriVtl vo designs. All sizes In thin J.'l.tri vnlne. Special iVool Jersey suits for the youns loy. Those tire two ploce Htvle In lavy, Kieen, ted and tan. A J2." ralue. Special 36-in. Outing Flannel 1Qc' 86 lnch heavy nnnllly outliiu flnn nnl. A roKtilnr 2llv vultie. This comes In the wanted darli BhndeB. Cleiance sale price yd. All Wool Blankets $7.95 Full hod size nil wool bIiikIo hlunkotfl. In tills Kroup tiro hlan kot that sold ror as much uh II0.60 onch. Your choice Friday nnd Hatiirduy MANN'S STREET FLOOR 51 Our Great January bale of 40-in. Transparent Heautlful printed transparent velvet. Kull 40 Inches wide. Hrown, blue, hlack und red color combinations. A icRiilar $0.85 values. Special $495 yd. Beautiful 40-inch SILKS lO.lnch georgette printed crepes, crepa do chine, charmeitso and flat cropHS. Splendid color nsortment. Itegnlnr voluos up to I2.4B it yard. Hieciul $1 49 yd. 36-in. Broadcloths M-lnch Inst color printed broadcloths. Excellent imlterns. A Me value. Special 39 yd. 2S $1.95 Sale of Laces A clearance sale of laces which In 0 .'dudes Insertions, heavy Clnny edges. Imitation filets, val insertions ami (edges. The values tg-e up to 30c a yard. Special. Odds and Ends A January clearance of handkerchiefs, garters, sachets and lingerie pins. These are attractively boxed. Values to 95c. Your choice Sale of Belts A January clearance Sale of bells. These come In broken sizes but nil shades and styles are Included. The values are up to 63c. Your choice Hot Water Bottles The notion section offers guaranteed hot water bottles, two-quart size made hy the V. S. Rubber Company. Kxtra special. Sale of Soap 6 Bars Of Dona cnstile soap and one 22x4(1 Inch Turkish bath towel and one matching wash doth. All lor each yd. Tea Towels The nrt 'department offers splendid stamped tea towels . These come in pastel colors and aell regularly for alio cacti. Mmi- choice l-riiluv Saturday and 49 each 79c 49c 15c TOWELS SALE OF CRETONNE llnndrcds of vnnls til' lino iniitlilv eri'tnniio mi, I cliiot in IC.Nlni Sicfinl for Mihim'k .lanimry Snlo. Know whilp Titrltisli hntli lowcls. Kxccllcnt tfimlilv, OXdollfllt Witjllt.. . w,. , Wj jri v lllllir' Ntilisfiiclnry .service. Your choice Kri.hiy ntul Siitunltiy llnndivds of ym-ils of line unitlily cretonne mid clniitu in Hie popular designs nnd colors. ' I.jeiil for most tiny ty pe of inlerior deeonilion. I'.xlm upecial for tlie .liinnary t'lenr mice Sale Kritlny and Saturday Special 2 for . 35c Your Choice for 39c yard Size 22x44 inches Values from 59c to $2.45 a yard BOYS' SUITS Boys- all-wool two-pants suits. Light and dark shades. m attractive patterns. Some have one long and one knicker and some have two long '?"'. Tl'ese are wonderful school suits. The sale price is 1 $1195 Regular $13.50 to $17.50 BOYS' COATS 1 Men's all-wool pullover sweaters. These sweaters are knit 'from pure' wool yarn in the novelty pntterns now so much in vogue: V-neck style. ICxtra special Hoys' all-wool overcoats. These come In good colors and are lined and unlined. The Jam ay Clerance Sale reductions are quoted be?ow Boys' $ 6.50 Overcoats .. . $4.45 Boys' $ 9.50 Overcoats $6.45 Boys' $12,50 Overcoats .. . S8.45 Boys' $15.00 Overcoats $9 85 MEB Driving oves Men's lined drlvlngves. These are well made frqiood quality leather, with a waarool lining. A glove that will st hard wir. Special Regular $1, l values $3.95 MEN'S UNDERWEAR $198 Men's part wool union suits. These come in long sleeve, ankls length style. The reg ular values nre from S3.50 to $t.B0 a suit broken sizes. Men's part wool union Bulla panel ribbed style with long sleeves and ankle length. Reg ular $1.75 values. Your choice 1 Small Boy AH Wool Suits Two-piece sails for the small bo v. These come Boys' UnioSuits A clearance of boys'ln to $2.50 values. In 1 Also lonsr Hleevo jwulib Men's PaiJas rt..n1.n.. lain nml elvnc in fiirriilav 51 Kfi lot are Bhort sleeve nnd knee loimth Rtylesr MANN'S STREET FLOOR $100 A suit Boys' Longies Hoys' Ions dress pants In sizes to 10. ltegular $2.50 to S3.S5 values. Your choice Friday and Satin day $189 -B- pr. ' Men't outing flnnneajamns. These nre made jof splendid ipialily outing flnnnell cut nnd in slip on or coat styles. They ate regularly $1.50 ait. Yoiif choice mann's streefloor Men's Wool Shirts 7 Men's all wool Argonaut and Pendleton flannel shirts, ltegular $1.50 and $11 values. Special THE MEN'S SECTION Men's hose, rayon. $1.59 VBfcji. 89c mm $3.89 mSSmSl y- m Mail and Telephone Orders Given Prompt Attention paHe ARCL PWCC DOWflWAPD Coats and Dresses The January (iarment Clcarancp at Mann's is the r fittest salo of coats and ilresses offi-retl tliii-iii? the year. Kxceptioiial values are to he had in this season's lit'iidy-to-Wear. Coats and dresses are now reduced one hnlf of their regular price. Coats for every occasion in hoth plain and tailored and furred styles are offered, as well as dresses of silk and litiht weight woolens. The colors and sizes in both coats mid dresses are com- MMFPMCE AND LESS THAN HALF PRICE FROCKS COATS Regular $49.50 Coats for.... $24.75 Regular $59.50 Coa4 for..... $29.75 Regular $65.00 Coats for $32.50 Regular $69.50 Coats for..... $34.75 Regular $79.50 Coats for.: $39.75 Regular $89.50 Coats for ...$49.75 Regular $110.00 Coats for.. ...$55.00 Regular $19.75 Dresses for $ 9.88 Regular $29.50 Dresses for $14.75 Regular $35.00 Dresses for $17.50 . Regular $39.50 Dresses for......$19.75 Regular $45.00 Dresses for $22.50 Regular $59.50 Dresses for.:....$29.75 Regular $65.00 Dresses for $32.50 One Dozen Dresses, values to $10.00 . One Dozen Dresses, values to $15.00 . Two Dozen Dresses, values to $24.75 . Just 15 Winter Coats, $22.50 values .. . Two Dozen This Season's Coats. .Special $3.95 .Special $4.95 .Special $7.95 Special $H.25 Choice $14.75 ALL OTHER WINTER COATS ONE-THIRD OFF HOLEPROOF HOSE i-CKUlnr 75c Holeproof Your choice of wool or An exceptional value nt 2 PAIRS $J00 Children's Winter Coats The January Clearance Salo offers mothers a splendid opportunity to save on Kills' winter coals. Coats of broadcloth, cbllla nnd spoil mixtures, rurred and unfiirrcd sizes. Special chin-All 73-4 off SALE OF SWEATERS THE MEN'S SECTION Sav now on sweaters. These we arc offring nt '1M are exceptional In quality and well knit Irnm stronK ynrmi, Attractive designs and rolnrn. Special $295 SALE OF RAINCOATS A timely sale of women's and misses' raincoats. A IiIrIi Riadn storm collar, belled cont In tho popular colors. Your choice f 4.05. $4.95 NEW WASH FROCKS ON SALE FRIDAY Fiisliinn'H newest wnsli dresses on snle Kridny nnd Siilnrdny lit Munn'x. Dozens upon dozens of tliem. AM crisp nnd new, new pntlerns, new color continuations, new triminintrs nnd best of nil they ' nre" well made from 1 lie fa vored soft finished Knglisli prints. 95c AH Guaranteed Fast Colors Th hnntlHomo Wnrner Baxter, with hi fine acting ami resonant voice, and surrounded with ivno'.-.i.f ably pood caM or princlpuln und many other, Ik th htar of !th "Honiftiicp of Rio Orande," the nll talkinp ittctuiv , which openert -y.s terday nt the Craterlan theater to run until .Sunday -Tii'' The tu-enic. heuuty, plot, filumor, truBedy, romsjneo and actloi) -has mutfh of the appeal of Baxter's firm Htnrrlnir vohlclo, "In Old Ari zona." In some ways it is equal to the latter and in others surpassed it. As "In Old Arizona," tho local in the section of preat open spaces opening with the- horder country between tho United States nnl Mexico, but with the main scenes ind action taking place In. old Mexico south of the Rio Grande river, the name delightful Broken Knglish is spoken by tho actors, und the costumes and settings are colorful nnd romantic. Altogether "Romance, of ltfo firnndo" Is fine entertainment. Raxter wins further popularity In his role as grandson of an aris tocratic old Mexienn grandee, who bears a grudge agninst the grand parent whom ho hns never -seen until the beginning of this play, because the latter never forgavo his mother for marrying his Amer ican fnthor. The reconciliation of tho two is one of the pathetic fea tures of this picture play of in trigue and fast action. I'retty and talented Mona Maris, a newcomer to tho'scroen and with almost as much personality and magnetism ns Baxter, divides pop ularity honors with him, as th modest und self-effacing god-child of tho old grandee. They make a very pleasing romantic pair and both Hing well. Koberv Kdisoii plays the grandfather, Mary Dun can the beautiful, designing ward, and that usual handsome hero lover, Antonio Moreno, enacts the role of a vlllian, the designing nephew. The dances and other scenes of every day life and general grandeur of the old-time Immense Mexican estates, as well as the massive scenes of the Uio Orande region, charm the eye while the voices and music of "Romance of Rl Orande" more than delights the A laughable talking comedy. Lloyd Hamilton in "l: Illg Mo ment," rounds out this entertain ment hill, which appeara after noon and night uully until. Sundey. R. A. K. Joan Crawford Is ' Hit Rialto TalkU ' Important film namcB nre In tlio coat of 'Untamed," the tlrat Joan Crawford all-talklni? picture, which In now Bltiylngf nt the Fox 'RIalto theater.' , j" . 1 '' Robert Montgomery, one pf Uroadway'B moat brilliant younu actors, oomea to the lead. . He wu alKned to lonsr term M-Ci-M con tract by virtue of hlB work in Buch Broadway stage hltB as "I'ogseB- Blon" and . "One of the Family. Yountf, curly-halred( DOBBesaed or nunch in both nanae, ana . smile, Montgomery la rated aa.one of the moat promlxing "new foces" to bo brought Into pictures. Ernottt .Torrenco needs no In troduction. . He plays. Joan's scheming Hcolch guardian. Holmes Herbert, Torrence s pai in! tho nlcture. made a name for himself in. "The Thirteenth Chair," and as Klorlot s friend In "Mao amo X." Joan Crawford hns In Un tamed", the strongest characteriza tion so far given her. . , Uncle Tom's Cabin Scenes Realistic 1 1 1 One of (no most thrilling and;, dramatic Bights that it has over '. been, tlie privilege of tho publle to ee on the screen l that of Elixw crossing the Ice In "Uncle Tom's Cabin." thc.f)mlTOtltn of. the Har. ; rlct tlcechc'r ' Stowo novel, which" Is now showing nt th Isl9 trlenten, In order! to mako this scene W renllHtlc n posdlble, Dlreetor Ifnr ry Pollard took tho entire ITnt. vcrHal compiiny over ' 3,000 miles ncroBs tho country from Universal (Mtyi Cal to I'lattsburgh,' e'.v York, to tako advantage at the natural Ice floes In tho Saranao , river. ' , , '.-r.-. Home Baked Cake Containing Poison Recalled in Time WASHINGTON1. Jan.-2.-V.. (P) Nine homo-baked Christ- ' mas fruit cakes seasoned with enough nrsenlo poison to kllli were, successfully apprehend- f ed before., they appeared at C h ttlJO.nv. -tables by the United Stains and Conadnr fond nnd , drug admlnlstra-i tlon. '.;.'...' ' ' - Investigation revealed that K sack of flour in the .cake- maker's home accidentally had been mixed with a white powder purchased as an In- secllclrte for gnrden use nnd containing nrsenlo. The housewife who baked tho fruit rake nnd who nto food mnde from the poisoned, flour Is now In a Borlous condition from arsenic poisoning, Dr. Dunbar. snld. '...!- , . , : . ,. . I ' A ll H !- , ,' HflTI V W, VW BIKI e4VV