Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 22, 1930, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD M1TL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 22, 1930. BARM CROP In Portland Slaving COSTE AWAITS Mann's Annua! Super Bargains FOR MEN PS&E SET HARVEST OPENS GOOD WEATHER Pre-In ventory Sale Starts Wednesday Morning at 8:30 , AUGUST TENTH FOR OCEAN HOP Modoc and Van Hoevenburg Orchards May Start Earlier 1500 Cars Pre dictedPrice Indefinite. . Oeneraf picking, packing' and KliippiiiK of tho Burtlrtt pear crop of , the KoRue River valley, from preHont Indication, will Mart tho we-k of AusUHt 10, though Heverul of the orchimis, notahly the Modoc and Van Hoevenbers, will probably start the wenk of AukuhL 3, uh thuy are a week earlier than tho aver age orchard. It is expected that the firm full train of HarllettH wilt depart for the enwt, AuguHt II. It 1h estimated that the Kartlett crop of tlilH Hectlon will total 1500 corH, and, the fruit 1b in about the name condition, in all respects, as last year. There have been no definite Hlgns upon which to Iuho a price. CannorH Walt To date, there has been no move liy the cannerleH to buy BurtlettH,' and In the opinion of local fruit men, there 1h apt to he none, Until nfter the picking KtartN. The Alberta peach crop Ih now at Its height In -the eastern martH, and the peach movement emltt about AtigUKt Int. This will give BartlettH u free Hwing, with chances prices will benefit. The California Burtlelt movement east Ih scheduled to Htart the end of thlH week, In large qonnltleH. To date, lens than 2000 curs of Cali fornia BartlettH have been shipped, according to local Information. Shippers of this city deHcrlbed the situation, "an not too good, and not too bad -J nut normal." James M. Mitchell, 20, was Jharqed with the slaying of Lillian MacDonald, 20, whose charred body was found In a furnace In the base ment of a Portland, Me., stationery store. French Fliers Tune 'Ques tion Mark' for Westward Flight From Paris Texas Ultimate Goal. A night parachute drop will ha a novel feature ot the big airport dance to be staged ut the new air port Friday night by the American legion. The airport will bo fully Illuminated with the new, border and flood lights, affording un op portunity for local pooplo to see how a modern lying field looks at night. I'assenger flights will ho made nil riiiK Hie eveiilng. I'eople from all ovor floiilhorn Oregon ara planning to attend thu Legion airport dance Friday, July 25th. THURSDAY EVENING Tho regular woekiy practice of the Legion drum corpti Ih Belied- uled for Thursday night thin week Instead of Wednesday. Members of din corps aro work Ing hard to qualify for the trip to Baker and It In expected thut the list or thoHe who will be selected to go will be announced at an early date. Medford jiost expects to muko a good showing at the stale convention, which takos place Aug ust M to 1G, Inclusive. Tho first of a series of baseball games being played at the city playground was won by I,oo Hub ler's team yesterday nflernoon. (lames are being piuyed both this afternoon and tomorrow, to deter mine tho winning team. 1'layers on le Mulder's teoni nro tt. Krlekson, Chester slid llugli Ferguson,, lleece O'Nolll, Wnyno Crown, Mnhel O'Neill and (leorgo Wnlnon. Hussell Jordan's players wore Lawrence llragg, Floyd I'nrks, George Dudley, Steve West, Onion Knox and J. Campbell. NEW 1.0(111 T STATIONS FOR CRATER PEAKS PAWS, France, July 22. (ypj Dluudonne Coste was all net today for his truus-Atlantlc flight to New lurk, accompanied by Maurice ISellonle, and is linld up now only iy uniuvorahle weather. "The Question Aiark is tuned to u fine point, everything Is working admirably and we are ready to go,' Coste said today. Weather bureau officials saw no hope of immediate departure be cause of weather conditions, but Coste commented "over the Atlan tic weather can change in 24 hours." Coste and Bcllonte have agreed to fly on from New York to Dallas. Texas, If they succeed In their pro posed Jump across the Atlantic, Cal. W. 10. Kasterwood, Jr., of Dal las announced today. Should they curry out their promise they will receive the $25, noil prize which Kasterwood bus of fered lor a I'arls-New York-Dallas flight. 4 FROM AUTO MISHAP rillCAOO, July to.(rVnt. rick J. tl'addy) llnrmon. builder of the $7,000,000 Chicago stadium nnd sports promoter, was fatally Injured today when his automobile left the road and turned over ns he was driving to Chicago from his summer home In Crystal ljike, 111. llnrmnn's wife and Dr. K. J. Brand of Chicago, a guest of the Harmons, were seriously Injured. Four new ready-made lookout station buildings for the Crater na tional forest which are being built by the forest service at Portland will urrive here July 2-1. These buildings ure for the lookout points ut Mt. McLaughlin, Whiskoy Peak, Agency llutte near the Klamath In diun reservation ami Devil's Peak on the south fork of tho ltoguo river, nnd will be placed In con crete inundations and Installed this summer. Tiie last two montioned points Have never hud lookout buildings, the lookouts having been housed In tents. Assistant Supervisor N. C White uml Hanger JO. J. Itogers spent yesterduy ut Ml. Mclaughlin selecting u location for the new lookout station there. It became known today that be cause of its unsafe condition, the base beneath having been steadily slipping away, the lookout building hus not been In uso this year, II III:) feet up Mt. McLuughlln, the look out stutloned there, 10. 10. Cottman huvlug his headiiuurters In u tent nearby, and that Mr, ('oilman enmo Into the city last evening nnd re signed his poxlllnu both because of an Injury to one of his eyea yes terday and tiie serious illness of bis mother In Washington slate, ills placo will he filled as soon us pos sible by an experienced lookout. It bus been quite cold and windy high up on IMcUiughlln's uiumit for some tlmu past. Cone in California It seems that .1, F. Cone, the ec- contrlcally garbed and minded In dividual who him been tho Mt. Mc LaiiKhlln lookout for the uast eight yearn, refused to take thut position this year becnuso of tho dungeroiis condition of the lookout building, und is now holding a similar post lion with tho Cleveland national forest In extreme southern Califor nia, next to tiie Mexican border. The lookout building on Mt. Mc laughlin for some time past has been anchored to n huge rock to keep it from slipping down the mountain. Work of preparing n solid con Crete base for the Blow lookout building will he tindertuken ns soon possible, nnd tho reaily-mado structure transported to tho high elevation nnd securely moored to tho base. At noon today the Crater nntlnn nl forest was reported to still bo clear of fires. U F. Cronenilller of Portland, the new state forester, spent two hours In Medford yesterday visit ing tho Crater national forest of fice, having come over from (Irani Pass, In which city be arrived Sun day night, to check up nt the Sis kiyou national forest office on the 7(i fires in I ho Williams Creek sec Hon. Mr. Croiiemiiler left for his Portland headiiuurters last evening. L Just Phone 116 If your radio needs adjust ments or repairs. WITHAM SUPER SERVICE STATION 8th A Riverside Phone 116 PORTLAND, July 2!. OT Night iMiseliall will have Us pre mler In Portland tonight on the old Vaughn street field when the lieavers anil Mixtions take the dia mond under n buttery of flood lights. The game will start nt H:3o o'clock hiHtead of the tradi tional 2;4't p. m stnrtliiK time. Tests marie during the week in dicate the fllKht of a baseball Ik plainly visible from every part of the field. I The Heavers are homo for n three week slay, ext week Mol. lywooit will lie here, anil the week nfler Seattle plays. Ucliirn Venus HALK.M, lire.. July SI!. (,) A Venus lie Ml to statue that dim p. penrcil rrnin the chapel of Wil lamette University two years ngo has been mysteriously returned. It, was a college prank, faculty mem bers said. I LONDON, July 22. fP) While tho United Mates pants from a beat wave, (ireat Britain has one of .the most umisual summer cold spells In years. It was colder bore last night than for ordinary nights In No vember, the thermometer on Hnmpateari Heath dropping to 45 degrees while the ground tempera ture was within six degrees of freezing. Torrential rains have fallen. 1 85,92BP0PILS HALKM, Ore, July 22. (P) nriMl p school of OroKon had 14. 504 children on their rolls during tho your t21)-U)30 nnd hih hcIio'oIh 43,1172, says n report by C. A. Unwind .state superintendent of schools. Clrado school hooks Hold duriMK the year totaled 210, 128 at a cost of $ini, 263.90 nnd high school texts rH,148 at n cont of $K 2, (102.10. Text honks adopted by tho state cost ffriide pupil an nveriiKo of $1.00 per child and hlKh school hooks $1.03. POHTLAND, July 22. (P) R. H. Hotter of Tho Dulles, congress man from tho second Oregon dis trict, mild hero last nlht one-half of tho entire reclamation fund for tho flHcal year will go to tho sec ond coimreHHlonal district of IIiIh Htute. "Thin money," Butler said, "Ih going Into the Owyhee, linker, Klamath nnd Vnlo projects. While nothhiK baa been noru? on tho tinker project yet, tho money has been appropriated for the under taking when certain adjustments have been made with land own erR.' More Enduring than Love Itself CTJTOR the love that J lasts your life time there it no more fitting symbol than Priscilla Platinum Encased Wed ding Ring. These rings, made by the famous Bek process, give you the enduring beauty of platinum wrought in a variety of exquisite designs. They are the choice and - de light , of the modern bride. LARRY SCHADE Vour Favorite Jeweler Sine 1918 Union Suits 29c extra special for Wednesday selling. A group of men's POROSKNIT and MESHKNIT light weight union suits. These are the popular short sleeve, ankle length, and long sleeve length suits. The sizes are from 36 to 46. The values from 81.00 to (1.75 suit. 8peclal 29c suit. Men's, Shirts 19c An interesting special for Wed nesday. Men'sr jsport 'shirty-of blue and gray chambray and khaki. These cool summer shirts have sport - calprs and short sleeves, and are regular 75c to $1.25 values. Your cHoice 19c. ' Inventory Sale Bargains from the Main Aisle NECKWEAR Your olinioe of orKnndie, not nml larn trimmed necUwimr for WcdneHilny nt T... liltMil f1)r slimmer frocks. 25c Each LEATHER BAGS A41 Invunlory rlonrunco of women's good li'uther hand himn. These come in vurloiiK styh'H nml nro regular $1.25 values. Your choice Wednesday nt Mann's 49c Each STAMPED GOODS Pie-inventory nnlo of stumped art pieces. This lot consists of senrfe, aprons, pot holders, vanity sets, nnd ntliur articles. Values up to 11.26. Your choice Wednesday 19c Each SHOPPING BAGS Want a good shopping hUg? Well then Hike nndantnge of this special and get one of these. They are made of fine straw In i-oloi-rul patterns. Keg. -tile value. Wednesday unlv, 15c Each Id Silk Underwear STEPINS Women's and nouses' crepe de chine steplns In nil the new sum mer shades. These are Inoe tiimnied uml sell regularly for $1.7 .V Special Weilnesdiiv Choice $1.19 SATIN SLlFS Women's and misses' fine qual ity spoil satin slips. All sizes it iv Included In this limelv selection. Choice $1.49 DRESSES $10 This pro-inventory sale of dresses includes silk onntons, prints, frotirffpttes, ntul coiiiliin.it ions. These dresses ftirinjjrl.v sold for ns much lis $2i).5ll. The firoup is Ini'sjc mumirIi to fii vo oils1 quite, n size ns well ns color selection. Sec these 1,'loiiiiiis dresses Weilnestlny, you'll he nnineil tit wlmt $10.(111 will liny. DRESSES $15 (iroup No. '1 of this inventory snle of dresses includes some very fine frocks in (union silk, printed sill; and hemitiful .'corvette. All nnc this sensori's sprint; nml summer models. Mnny of them have heen nnirked up to $:7.'in nnd lire indeed n linrfiiliu lit $15.00. Every Dress in Mann's Stocks Reduced I COATS $75 Our entire stock of i'e;iiliir $15.00 to $19.75 sprinc; coats are included in this outstiiiidiiifr side. These are tweeds, broad cloths, twills, nnd mixtures, .in almost any size you could wish.. Mnny of these jrnrments will be ideal for school wear this fall, yet they are all j;oiii!r for $7.50. COATS $1150 This $11.5(1 group of coats consists mostly of navy and black models miiliini; them ideal for early fall wear. The regu lar values tire as high as $211.50. The sizes range from HO to l(i. No.clniilil yon have seen these coats and know what n bargain they are nt $11.50. COATS $1975 Coats that have sold up to $50.00 go on sale Wednesday at this $111.75 price. Think of it. Sport nnd dress models in the season's smartest all wool fabrics. , Many are fur trim med making them very desirable for fall wear. You cannot afford In overlook a coat bargain like this Pre-Inventory Sale HOSIERY V THEME" Women's pure silk Theme chif fon hose. A beautiful mil fash ioned silk to top number with pointed heel. All sizes and every new light shade. A regular $1.95 value. Very spVeful Wed nesday CHIFFON Women's nnd missed nnra nb chllfon hose In assorted sizes and shades. If your size and col- i or Is in this group you nre as sured of n marvelous value as thew nre regular up to-$:'.a.1 pair Special CHILDREN :v; SOX Children's regular Hoc sox In beige, nude, and siintan shades. All sizes in tills group. A splen did value for Wednesday nt .Mann's. $135 1 $100 1 29c Pre-Inventory Sale of Wanted Summer Fabrics PLUME CHIFFON Our regular flHc print plum chlfron, a glorious -Ill-Inch summer rabrlc full of rich colors and in splendid patterns. Your choice Wednesday RAYON PIQUE lieautifiil rayon ' pique in rich plain shades and colorful prints. This is n regiilur !l5c value nnd comes lull -10-in. wide. Jour choice Wednesday PRINTED VELVETEEN Our regular $2.45 per yard printed velve teen on snle Wednesday at 95c yard. The fabric is Ideal for school skirts, dresses or jackets. It Is 3(1 Inches wide. Choice SILK PRINTS A marvelous group of 40-Inch all-silli prints In the popular light dress shades. This is a $2.95 valuer. On sale Wednes- ' . day at Mann's for $l.t!9, good assortment ot patterns. SILK BROADCLOTH Our regular M-lnch silk broadcloth, colorful fabric that is guaranteed in color and number one in quality regular $2.25 value. Choice COTTOW WB1 AnriT nmrr Pi lilts I thi c if W?neyy- rge lot ot 29c broadcloth ass me, i , nin" ',le,- T,'"" wa9,"" material .comes In anrnn n. T , COl"'s' l(leaI tor - school' dresses, aprons, and house frocks. Choice A fast 59c 59c 95c $J69 $195 12V2C Yard Juvenile Needs BOYS' WASH SUITS Well made from good washable fabrics. These play suits lor small hoys, sizes 1 to :i years are an exceptional bargain, t holce Kiddies' Hats Infants' organdie bonnets and children's washable pique nnd linen hais. All grouped to gether for quick selling Wednes day. Choice 19c Ea. 49c DOMESTICS & White Goods SHEETS Full XlxSO seamless sheets. A splendid sheet free from dressing, anil guaranteed per fect in quality. Inventory sale price WHITE GOODS A group or summer white goods consisting of dimity, lawn, duretle cloth, twill and costume cloth all u-u, uiso colored sook and pnjnma checks, choice Wednesday 69c hniu-Your 19c Yard C "THE STORE FOW EVE PVRrirw- V BATH RUGS Colorful striped che nlle hath rugs, re versible rug of ex ceptional quality on sale Wednesday 39c V ) --