Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR
About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 27, 1931)
PAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, QftEOON, TUESDAY, JANUARY 27, 1931. SAY E L E VATO R E N COURTHOUS E XTRAVAGANCE rurifonMUH of opinion bi thut ele vator m-ivic would he unripci'p fiJtry. ll hnn hi' en nuf:K'fll''l tliiit tho county court iimtall iin nutorrmtic ; public elevator. It 1r felt that an ; automatic elevator In still not itu : Lornatic enough fur tho public to : opera to, aH they roine, without vexatious miishajw, vie. i Tho county jail olevalnr will he on tho fourth floor, of tho nropos j'ed building. It will he a final! imiuir, UMeo in irurinporuiiK piin- onoiN to and 1'rotn thu Jail to the IJUHtico court, on the ground floor, EVKO, KRUSE AND WOMAN'S RUSE iii nil hi nun 1 1 11 i inraainwiuncoDAunn- on mm mm mm mm m mm Court Studies Expense offtli i. Various Type Lifts Automatic System Has . Drawbacks. ) j mid the circuit court on tho thiid floor. ! - I'liut Kl tidied j Tho county court l .still study ; in planH, and cullei.-tinK data on the 1 new courthouse. I. ant week they I visited the new DoukIhh county courthouse itt Knschui k. and Biiih ..The matter of u general public (1J.1M, conHl((im,lo (Ulia and details elevator In the pmpum-d new j which will he lined in tho local court ho um to he erected on the ; structure. tu-onont WiiHhliiKton ncliool she, 11 The county court Ih iiIho consid-N-lntf considered hy the county '''""& tho mnlerial problem and ! many other deluilM. COl''t. ! Another phase is tho ponstruc- f It i held that a public elevator I tjon (f ln iUHrf in? no it will corn would he a needless Initial expense mand a full view of .Main street nd would P'uuiro at least $tanO from Hear Creek and in the other per year for the services of an op- 'direction. orator. The county court has in- j Nothing definite lias been deeid torviewed nvery county court in i ed upon and will not be until the the state fin tho subject and the middle of February. JlATTI.l-. Jan. 2 7. (!) John Kvko. Juno-Klnv heavyweight wres tler, defeated Dv. Karl Sarpoli, f.'levelaiid, hero last niKht, when Sarjois railed to return to the rill; in time, after being tossed over the ropes. Kach had previ ously won .' fall. Uoih had none through tho ropes several times In the third canto. Satpolis finally weaken "ni? under Kvko' headlocks. Hob K ruse, I'ortland, took a one fall r-emi-final from Stanley Pinto, Xew Vork, with ft flying wrlstlock. I, A (JltA.VlJl-:, Ore., Jan. 27. iVPj Charley Hansen, Sou tile heavy weight wrestler, defeated Jton Muir, Australian, In tho fifth round of , n schedulod ten-round affair Sere last night. Hansen took the mat'h with a body slam. Muir Mad him groggy with hoodloeks hut lack of caution Rave Hanson an pportunity to turn tho tables. The .'all came with dramatic sudden-liens. mm AILS TO SAVE Still Deeper Cuts Including Every Oregon City Pure Virgin Wool Suit and s ' wverccjat if V Tf"Mi ' I : '.' 1 IN OUR STORE Many Hart Schaffner & Marx, Michaels Stern and many other good makes at prices (in many cases) LESS THAN HALF Suits in Four Groups 11 C 7 'M7C (T1'7t; (TO A . J31J',a QIT" including suits for stouts, stubs, longs, medium stouts. Overcoats in Three Groups $15-75 $19-75 $23-75 Also a few all wool top coats, as low as $11.00! Deep Cuts on Ladies' Fitted Cases Our finest stock, including every Leather Bag, Trunk and Gladstone in the Store SALE PRICES ON THE FOLLOWING COLORED SHIRTS (Many Manhattans, Artistic and Arrow Brands) WORK CLOTHING GOLF HOSE EXTRA TROUSERS SWEATERS WOOL KNICKERS SWEATER COATS, RAYON UNDERWEAR ETC. When you see it in pur ad, t's so TV' km f fern? to "Medford's Outtdii f tii's Ck&ing $o.T O Officers Arrest Man Sus pected of Everett Bank Robbery After Desperate Struggle. SICATTM-:, WaHh., Jan. 27 (P) Surprised In an uttetnpt to es cape after detectives ware outwit ted hy his woman companion, Marry Stone, whom police believ ed a member of JCverett bank rob beiH and participant in tho Nobel, Cal., train robbery was In u hos pital hero today, shut In the shou Id nr. Tho four detectives wore secret ed in his apartment awaiting his return when Stone's woman com panion, who gave her name us Gladys Rogers, arrived. The tele phone rang and she was ordered. "aiiHwer ft and don't make a false move.' The detectives dashed from the room when the girl said, "you've Kot tho wrong number' and hun up, to find Stone entering hfn car In front of the building. They pulled him to the street where a fierce struggle ensued after police said Stone pulled n gun. It was discharged twice In tho struggle, hut no one was injured. Stone was iilmost subdued when ho shouted "help, I'm being held up, help!" He renewed the strug gle when a uniformed patrolman came to his aid. The five men were in n heap on the sidewalk. It was then Detective V. U Webb fired u bullet into Stone's shoul der. Tin Rogers woman, who had watched the fight from her apart ment window, was arrested nnd held on an open charge. 1 EX-COLLEGIAN IN IEI NKW YORK. Jan, 27 (P) If this keeps up they'll turn Madison Siiuare (larden over to the wrest lers entirely. A crowd of 22,200 spectators saw .11 in London, recognized In some states as heavyweight wrestling champion, successfully defend the title Hfiainut Jim McMillen, former University of Illinois athlete, at the garden Inst niKht. Cross re ceipts reached $fi!),-196.30. Londos won In f( minutes, M seconds with a half Nelson and headlock.- i ; AlinoNt as large a crowd saw I.ondos beat Ferenc llolubnn ot the garden recently. Average attendance at garden boxing shows during tho last five weeks has been less than 7,500. ASTORIA. Ore., Jan. CT. (?) After running aground in the treacherous .sands of Clatsop Suit, near the mouth of the Columbia river, at 9 o'clock last night, the Pacific Steamship company' -steamer Admiral N'ulton was float I ed at hiKh tide early today, j She was pulled off by the V. S. cutter Redwing, and towed to As- toiin, where she will be examined for possible damage before pro I reeding. STORY 1 (Continued from Pig 1) fiiin (if S.'id or iiKirc s killcil in tho Honuto hy imh'flitiuto potspone nuMit on adoption of the adverse committee report. Tho senate puHseri ttie hill intro duced hy Senators limit b und I'P ton providing that memorial build Iiikh constructed hy appropriation or county courts shall ho (or Hie hone! it of the veterans of nil wars. Tho Joint memorial Introduced hy Senators llcnnctt, Itoolh und I'pfou ni'KiuK congress to enact IcKislation to repay traveling ex penses to veterans of the Spanish war to office und men who re nuilneil In tho Vhlllppiue Islauds niter tho peace treaty was udopte.il hy tile senate. Talk Tithing Tax (iropitiR for some source of reve nue that may he applied to reduc ing the state's deficit of some $4. oiiii.oiiii, the joint nays imil nieuns committee of the lcKlslutnru lust niKht discussed the "t It ll Iiik" tax thut.wus presented at (he 19-9 ses sion and the tobacco tux hill of the 19:'7 session. The former was defealed by one vote In the senate. The latter passed the legislature, but the tobacco men Invoked the referendum and It was defeated by the people. The tithing bill first proposed a tax of 10 per cent on the iVennes of nil self-sustaining activities, this amount to so Into the state unernl fun. This was later reduce? to f per cent. It was revived lust night by Senator Fred K. Kiddle. 4 llottur Krttli.lliim. IWIjKXA, Jlait., Jan. j;. At It'-utiisitlon piiiW.' tor the return of W. K. Thomas to t.;ine county, (iivGon. were honored by Oovernor l:rlt'kson yesterday. Thomas U charged with obtaining money tin der false pretense. q WEDNESDAY AT MANN'S This January Sale of Blankets will offer the housewives of Medford a wonderful opportunity to purchase imported and domestic blankets at tremendous savings. The famous Holland Kenwood Fairbo Horner and Pendleton Blankets in plaids, monotone pastels and solid shades are included in this the Greatest Blanket Sale of the year. Holland Wool Blankets Genuine Imported Holland pure wool blankets. This is one of the finest blankets made. They are a very thick yet fluffy and light but for warmth and beauty. They are unequalled. We have just two of these famous t blankets left. They are regular $17.50 each. Special Wednesday The Fairbo Handicraft The Fairbo handicraft is a snow white pure wool glanket in the generous 72x94-inch size. This is one of the most beautiful blankets in stock and sells regularly for $13.50, but tomorrow, Wednesday, at Mann's sale of blankets they are yours for only The Fairbo Dark Shade Another marvelous Fairbo puie wool blanket are these 72x84-inch nunv bers in rich medium dark shades. These glorious big warm bed-fetlows are in colors that will harmonize with almost any color scheme you may have. They are regular $13.50. Special tomorrow at Mann's The Fairbo Alpaca If you are really interested in a beautiful blanket see these Fairbo blank ets of pure alpaca wool. A silk finish cover in rich two-tone effects. Ex tra large 72-84-inch and selling regularly for $16.50. Your choice at Mann's v Blanket sale. The Famous Horner The Horner pure wool blanket has a reputation second to none for qual ity and long life. These Horner numbers we are offering at this sale price are the 72x84-inch size in the heavy weight two-tone effect with a blocked border. Regular $14.50. Your choice Wednesday The Glorious Kenwood The finest of all American made blankets. "The Kenwood. These won derful blankets are regular $17.50 each and are in rich two-tone effects. Standard weight and full bed 72x84 inches in size. Good assortment of deccrative bed room shades. Special The Kenwood Afghan Many women have bought this beautiful art blanket this season. In fact It Is one of our best sellers among the better blankets. If you'll but ask to see this Kenwood afghan stitch art blanket you too will appreciate its beauty. Full 70x80 and regular S14.95. The Extra Size Kenwood This number is the famous large size Kenwood 72x84 inches, standard weight and in such good shades as rose, pink, peach, green, copper, blue, tan, and blue check. Colors to match any bed room idea you may have. -Regular $14.95 each. Your choice 15- 129-5 1250 1495 1350 $ coo 125-0 1350 The Kenwood Ramcrest The Kenwood Ramcrest is a beautiful pastel 72x84-inch blanket and like all other Kenwoods is as fine as money can buy. See the Ramcrest, note it's beauty and rich colors. A wonderful buy at this sale price. The Kenwood Twin In the Kenwood twin bed size blanket, you get a full twin bed size 60 by 84, just the right width and plenty of length to tuck in. These fine Ken woods come in rich rose shades and are medium heavy in weight. Your choice Wednesday The Pendleton Blanket Oregon's own made blanket, the famous Pendleton. In this group are the celebrated Grand Canyon and Glacier park patterns. They are of pure Oregon wool and full bed size. A marvelous long life blanket. Special Wednesday The Pendleton Modernistic In the Pendleton modernistic all wool blanket you get the newest designs in blanket weaving. Full bed size, 66x84, rich colors with white predom inating. This is a regular $16.50 blanket, but during this January blank et sale the price is only Mann's Double Blankets These beautiful extra heavy weight all wool blankets in full bed 70x80 and 72x80inch size are among the finest In our stock. Every pair guar anteed pure virgin wool. Rich block plaids in assorted colors and every one bound in contrasting colored ribbon.. . Mann's Part Wool Blankets A marvelous blanket value. Our regular stock of 7080 full bed size blankets in the popular double plaid pattern. A blanket that Is part woo' ' and part cotton, goed weight, soft and warm. See this super value Wed- nesday at Mann's sale. Twin Size Wool Blankets If you have twin beds or one tingle bed, this blanket should prove in teresting. They are 60x84 inches In site, beautiful in coloring and every one guaranteed pure wool. Thty are double and just the right weight for warmth snd wear. Fui! Bed Sheet Blankets Extra special for a January blanket sale. Full bed size toft cotton sheet blanket in atsorted block plaid and ttriped patternt at the very low price, of 65c each. Thit it the lowest price we have ever quoted on a aheet blanket of thit quality. 8 50 1O50 1 ' 145-0 34-9 Q 95 65 c MAIL YOUR ORDER WE PAY THE POSTAGE T f "THE, STORE FOR EVEffYBODV' TELEPHONE YOUR ORDER FREE DELIVERY
