Medford mail tribune., July 25, 1930, Page 8, Image 8

MKDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MKDFOKIl, ol.'KHOX, FRIDAY, JULY 25, IttM).
PA OR ETflTTT
36 COMPLETE SUNDAY'S GAME
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SUMMER WORK PITS FIELDERS
ATS.0J0RMALAND CLOUTERS
Second Six-Week Term Will Lakeview' Excels On De-
Open Monday One Ad
ditional Teacher Gradu
ates Named.
fense While Locals Have
Power in Heavy Hitting
Expect Great Game.
ASHLAND, July 2.1. (Hpwdul)
Thlrty-alx HluduntH aro complet
ing their work at the Soulhurn
Oi'tiKon Nurmat m.'hool at Out clono
uf tlie Hlx-weok summer term to
day! ' according to imnounccmont
made by President J. H. Church
ill. MOHt of tllCHO Kraduatcs re
ceived their diplomat! at the com
mencement ' 111 June, and thowe:
who were not Kraduated at that
tlino will bo included In the June,;
1931 clam.
The Second atx-weeka' term j
opens Monday. MIhh Marie;
Churchill of Portland In the only!
additional faculty member em-,
ployed for the term. Bho will!
be In charge of courses in play;
production, mythology and word i
derivation as a part of the 15ng
liHh department.
Miss Clara Trotter, Miss Henri-1
etta Chains and MIhh Kloiso Huck,
members of the faculty aro leav-i
Ins- for the next six weeks' term.
Miss Bernlce Holff, who has been
In charge of tho individual In-1
structlon work at tho training
school Is leaving for her home In
tho inli)-went. Tho training school
Is not operated as a part of tho
second term.
Students IJsUmI.
Htudents completing their work
today include: Elva Adams, Cen
tral Point;' Edith Ayer, Grants
Pass; Minnie Beaver, Ashland:
Kthel Boussum. Med ford: Ora U
Hrown, flranls Pass; Warron Con
rad, Modford: Clenovlovo Crowley,
Hitktim:' Lavlda Arloen Culberlson,
.Cntrul Point: Cloldle DePow, Mod-
ford: ly.tha. Dodgo, Ashland: IjOIH,
,AI. Uodson, Grants Pass: I.ouIho
. Downs, Tujont; .1 o s I o Foley,
Burnai,.. Carroll Ferns, Iukovlew;
Kloronco Fuller, ItoHoburg; Naomi
Gray, Grants Puss; Charlotte P.
llarranc, Foster.
. Iluth Harmon, Grants Pass; Su
sanna Kosko. Portland; Claro
Ladrt, llornbrook. Cul.; Thclma
Law!, Klamath Falls; Helen itc
Cuulay, Hood Klvor: Mildred K.
McOoe, Ashland; I.etha Miles,
Ashland; I.ovretta Nowtnn. Con
yonVllle: Clarlbol Numbers, lled
mond; Elizabeth Pitcher, Silver
Lake: Mrs. Herman Smith, Klum-
nlll Falls; Don Hay Hmith, Marsh-1
field; Ollvo FI. Bwedcnburg. Ash-,
land; ' Bornadlno Hchnoldor, Col
lage drove: Walter Bhull, Bend;
luno Thompson, Burns: Ulbi Scott
V'owell, noselnirg; Wanda Wilcox,
Coipilllc: Una II. Inch, Modford.
FILM COW
HERE FOR FISH
fcod A. 8i)ark8, tho woll known
(moving picture comudlun with tho
pokor faco and drawl, who Ih on-
joying a vacatlnn between pie
turcs. arrived In Modford yewtorday
from Hollywood, Cal., to Hpond huv
oral dn.VH flHhlnn In tho KnKun
, river, and Httor outflttlnR hlniHoir
' properly by lam ovonlnR to thnr-
' oiiRhly enjoy inn upon, worn nm
oarly this morning to apond tho
day at tho rlvor.
, It wan tho firnt tlmo ho had ever
fished In tho Koguo, about whirl,
ho had hoard ho much favorablo
comment In parst yoara, honco ho
looked forward keenly to a bin
day's enjoyment. Uiifortunuiely, be
muse of tho very warm weather,
the finning In the rlvor la verv
poor JiiHt now and Mr. Sparks will
probably return to hla room at tho
Hotel Modford lato this afternoon
or oarly evening without any of iho
.lamed sporty atoolUoad or salmon.
HiiuttK-rn Oropon Ir.rHobnlt fit n k
will fico Home fln pitching nex:
Huruiuy wlM'n Uikoview nntl tne
Mcdfonl MnrrhantH battle for
HUpromany tit tho Jurkwon cotin y
fair ffroumlH.
liaknr for Uikovlcw pU.non chmv,
Ih a fine fielder on hunt, tind b
a Kroiit nHHortment of curve; IiIh
Hiibtrmrln-o ballH ar almost "unhit
aMe." ThoHo who wltneiw4 the wplen
dld pitching duo) last Ku inlay be
tween 1 liiKbes and Haker think
the. Uikeview pitcher Ih even Kreat
r than Cliff ltet. Anyway Itaker
elves one a thrill when he Ih In
tho box.
Old time fans wl1' wltnfKH a
pitching due) that will remind them
of Cooper and I'ornoll In their
Krp.it pitching duolH during the
baKehall aeaHon In 1007.
In all probability Iukevlew will
how the fatUeHt fielding team and
live MerehanU the heavleHt hltthiK.
Tho Modford team feels the Iokh
of Krank CluHtnr, eHecially when
runs uro neeiled.
Valencia Hack
Manager Valencia will be hack
fn bin old position at firnt mt and
Mniui will he Hwltched to wecond.
Thin line-up will lvo tho added
puneh that may bo re(iulred lo win.
Every player on the team Sunday
Ik n tron(f hitter. Nevertbelew,
Home of them will look weak
UKfilnnt flak or.
Idikevlew fans are comlnK In
full force to cheer the best toam
they over had, on to victory.
. Over one-half of the Med ford
team Ih component of old playerH.
and they are Roiriff onto tho field
.Sunday with tho determination to
win from thOHe collet boya play
ing on tho Ijakovlew team. Mnd
ford hftH more homo boyn on their
team than al Ithe rest of tho teams
In tho league together.
ClOHOH AllgllHt 21 til
Kunday'H gamo will be the last
apiiearaneo of the Med ford team
at home until Augimt 17th and
they clone tho seanon at home on
AuruhI 24tb. Then tho team win
ning the lawt half will play a Heiiea
of games with Medford for the
champlnnahlp.
ForecaHta aro being made by the
fans that the largest crowd of the
hp an on will wltnpMH Sunday's game.
Vav tho roawon they expect a thrill
ing game, and also want to help
In tho Frank Chester benoflt
Thl benefit to Chester also shows
tho right jtplrlt in tho Medford
team. Huch action will
mended by all southern
faiiH.
be co,n-Orogon
STORY 1
(Continued from Page 1)
Tom Kay and l'hll Metschan
aro Haiti to be claiming all the way
from 10 to 17 votes apleco. Julius
Meier says he Is without a compli
mentary vote hut believes bo baa
mo ro "absolute aHHuranco"' thai)
any other candidate.
Tho vast majority of notnnilttoo-
men came to Portland unpledged.
It was revealed . today. Several
pointed out they aro carefully con
Hldering selection of toe nest man
In tho slate one who will bo able
to avert a bolt to mi Independent.
To bo nominated a candidate
niUNt receive a majority at least
lit if (he S(( votes.
F
SET FOR MONDAY
I Funeral for Writ. (Hilly) Lyman.
who died In the Vetnrans' hospital
i In Portland Wednesday night, will,
' be hold Monday afternoon, the
deflnlto hour and place to be an
nounced later, It was stated this
v morning following return to Med
ford of Mrs. Lyman, Mr. and Mrs.
Vin. Lyman, Jr., and Mrs. Fred
Bchoffel.
Mr. and Mrs. K. K. Flshor and
Mr. knd Mrs. Clinton Hpencor are
expected to arrive from Hupert,
Idaho, tonight. Mr. and Mrs.
Klmer Hagley will arrive from
Kansas City In tlmo for the funer
al. MIhh Gladys Sterling, niece
of Mr. Lyman, will be hero from
Los Angeles.
The body arrived from Portland
this morning and complete funeral
arrangement will bo announced
from Conger's funeral parlor. Hur
tal will be In the mausoleum.
GIVES THANKS TO
BUTTE DRUGGIST
"My hips and knees hurt so from
neuritis pains that for days at
tlmo 1 couldn't bear my weight on
mom. a disordered liver and con
f - A
Obituary
llllANMAM Funeral services
for the late Itev, 11. M. Hranham.
who passed away at his home on
King street early Thursday morn
ing, a notice of which appeared In
. yesterday's Ismuo of this paper, will
be held at the Conger chapel at
2:30 Haturday. Interment will be
, In Medford cemetery.
V. S. O. Ql'ICK
sttpation with headaches and back
aches helped pull me down and
1 was annul ready to ive uu
While on a cross-country trip with
my son a druggist In Hutte, Mon
tana, recommended Surnon and1
that was the turning point to gnml
h en 1 1 h . Six tot t let put mo ha c k
op my feet In ureal shape. I'm
ax sound as a silver dollar and
haven't felt as good as I do now
In 20 years. 1 stood an examina
tion for life Insurance the other
day and the doctor said I was in
wonderful shape for a man of Si.
"Sargon Pills completely ended
my constipation and my days of
taking puiKntlves me pat " V. S
). Qul.k. 404 2nd Hi.. Portland,
Oregon. Magllt Drug Co. Agents.
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"THE. STOPE FOR EVEPYBODV '
PHONE-486 -W; KCOfOUaOUVM.
Mann's Annual Pre-Inventory Sales
Every Department in This Store Offers Unusual and Timely Savings
Sale of
Shirts
Another one of Mann's popular
shirt sales for Saturday and they
'are popular because the styles
and quality of these shirts are
what the menfolk like. This
$1.59 group consists of S2.50
Bhlrts wih- pre-shrunk collars
and every cne cut full. Just the
shirt for the man who wants the
best and they are fast color.
Madras
Silk Madras
Broadcloths
Regular Values
to $2.50
CHOICE
$1159
Also 200 men's shirts
Unit sold lis h i g li a s
$:i..r)0 llM(l fl.00. Kvvvy
mm well Hindu of i'asl
colorcd s li i v 1 iii jj and
Willi pro-shrunk collars'
all sizes.
CHOICE
$195
ON SALE
SATURDAY
New Curtain Scrims
...The drapery department offers for Saturday a
Hplendid c:liolco of new eurhiln net. TheHe are the
kind you'll nee In the host of kitchens, breakfust
nooks, or bedrooms. They are while with, rose, green,
or blue trims.
15c yard
Colored Maruisette
Pre-Inventory Bargains in
HOSIERY
Special fur Saturday a (jroup of wo
men's and miKscu' chiffon silk hose In
discontinued numbers. Assorted siz.es
and shades. The regular values of
this 1iqs up to Jl'.OI) pair. Your choice.
Another good buy in the drap
ery department are these color
ed maiqulsetto. They come In
dainty pustel shades and priced
only.
35'
yd.
Our regular $1.95 THEME silk
hose in chiffon weight and full fash
ioned. This number also has the
popular pointed heel and comes lu
all si.es and all colors, lixtra spe
cial Saturday.
Pre-Inventory Sale of
Neckwear
A largo assortment of colorful
neckwear In linen, organdie and
nets. Many aro edged with dainty
lace. They aro Ideal for tho snm
mor frock Tho colors Include ecru,
eggshell and pastel. Your choice
Suturday.
$1 00
JL
PREINVENT0RY
SALE OF
JEWELRY
The pre-lnventory sale or
costume jewelry, offers some
marvelous pieces at a sensa
tional reduction. Chic Pins,
necklaces, beads, bracelets,
earrings and novelty strand?.
These come in modern and
antique settins and in colors
to match almost any costume.
Choice Saturday for these
$2,95 values.
95c
MAIN FLOOR
Women's and misses' genuine im
ed lisle sport hoso in the season's pop
ular openwork leg designs. The shades
ofl'ored In this fine hose are suntan and
sport pastels. Regular $2.00 pair. Spe
cial Saturday.
M
$11 35
JL
$69
Mid-Season Felts
No summer wardrobe is complete without a
PASTEL FELT HAT and this marvelous se
lection will enable thrifty women to have at
least two of these clever hats at almost no
thing. Think of buying a felt hat for $1.95
right at the height of the season. Some of them
are marked as high as $10.00. All head sizes.
Saturday at lann's.
S 1 95
Regular Values up to $10.00
Misses' Three-Piece
Pajamas
Kvnry young thing III Jackson
County will want a pair or two of
Ihoso gay broadcloth pajamas at
this price. They aro the popular
three-piece stylo and come In won
derful printed patterns. Itogular
$2.25 value. Youn. choice Saturday.
$J75
Children's
Rayon Undies
Special for Saturday aro rrRular
writ, rayou uiulrrwoar for children
and iiifHSoa. Thfa grotm consist h of
bloom orrt and tdinrttt fn Hizca 2 to
Hi yoara. A marvelous value at
thin low nalt price
69c
Apparel Clearance
PRE-INVENTORY SALE PRICES
' . ' ' :' ' ' '
To choose a coat or dress at Mann's during this pre-lnventory sale
' Is indeed a thrifty bit of shopping. There are many marvelous values.
There are many savings. The coats and dresses offered are our reg
.. . ula'r stock. Tr.ey're complete in fashion detail and in m-any cases they
are new summer garments, but the fall season is almost with us. These
summer things must go, so take advantage of this sale and shop at
Mann's S-aturday!
DREE
100 New Summer Frocks in Polka Dots, Tub
Silks, Shantung and Canton Crepe. Lace and
Organdie Trimmed and Featuring New
Pleats and Flaired Shirts. All Colors
and Sizes.
$C95
SECOND
FLOOR
Towel Event
Saturday
Attractive colored check patterns
In shadei to harmonize with your
kitchen or bathroom will be found
In this showing of fine quality soft
spun absorbent towels, and they
are generous In size 17x31 In
ches. Note the Saturday price on
these.
25c
PAIR
Wool Rug-Yarn .
Our regular 29c per ball wool
rug yarn, the kind everyone Is us
ing for hooked rugs. Almost any
color you could want. Saturday's
sale' price.
10e BALLj,
DRESSES
This group of spring and summer
dresses consisting of SO in all and selling
regularly up to $22.50, are smart, plain
and printed shantungs, printed crepes,
tub silks and pastel sport silks. All the
season's wanted style notes are found In
these frocks. All the new colors and a
complete size is offered. Vour choice
$12.50.
COATS
You'll have to hurry. Be
here early Saturday if you
want one of these coats at
$7.50. The balance of our reg
ular $19.75 coats go on sale
Saturday mcrning for this ex
tremely low price, dress and
sport styles in all-wool fab
rics and only $7.50.
$50
The Popular Columbia Knit
Swimming Suits
$35.0
Columbra knit swimming suits are famous
fr trelr beautify and quality. They are knit
frtm purs wool yarns and the colors will not
fad out. Included In this $3.50 group are sun
backs, gay girl, and high collared models. Reg
ular values ap to $5.50. Your choice Saturday
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