1IEDFOBD MATE TRTBTJXE. FEBFORI),
FORMER DOMESTIC
Nash Executives View Supreme Achievement
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Bult u filed In the circuit court
late yesterday by Mrs. Daisy Wilson,
ft widow, against Dr. J. J. Emmens
and Ills wile, rannie, or mis
fnr aiODOO aliened damages, as
result of an auto accident July
lnKf At the Crater Lake avenue
nd Eat Main street Intersection.
Mrs. Wilson alleges mat ane a
fainrd a broken nose, caualna
Sinus allllctlon that will require
Dirdlcal treatment ior wmw nu.
Mr wilmn fit the time of tl
accident, the complaint seta forth
wss empioyea as owiictw
rr Fmmemt home and that It
nart nf fin airreement that She
transported to and from her own
home to work. At the time of the
rcldent Mrs. Wilson was being
Hrirpn to her home by one of Dr.
The complaint alleges that the
Emmens car was driven si p.
rate of speed with but one light.
nd In a reckless manner, wircu
at the Crater Lake ftvenue Internee
tion. It struck an auto driven "b;
one stone." ft Is alleged, that
Mrs. Wilson was thrown forward snd
sustained cuts and bruises to her
lace, nose and head and "suirerea
great physical pain end mental an
The suit I filed by Lord and
Moulton, attorneys of Portland, act
ing for Mrs. Wilson.
The county clerk's office received
si large batch of registration cards
this morning from the Rogue River
rjreclnct and from previous registra
tions It Is expected that every legal
voter In that territory will be at the
polls May SO. The precinct embraces
ft portion of the Evans Creek section.
Heavy registration Is also reported
from the other rural precincts, in
dicating that the country people art
taking exceptional Interest In the
primary.
The last ten days there has been
steady Increase In the registrations
)n this city, Ashland, central Point,
Talent, Phoenix and Jacksnvllle.
The registrations will close April
19. Under the Oregon law no votes
can be sworn In on election day.
Registration la mandatory to be able
to vote.
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An effort to establish definitely the
Identity of "Lee Jackson", wanted for
complicity In the murder of Victor
Xnott, Ashland policeman, last No
vember, la now being conducted by
the aherlfrs office. "Jackson," Paul
MCQuade and Albert Reed, all of
Denver, Colo ars accused of the kill
ing. Reed is serving ft life sentence
tt Salem and "Jackson" and McQuade
re fugitives. Establishment ot the
Identity of "Jackaon," who has
prison record, would aid the search
and enable the law to secure finger
prints. Several reports thst "Jackson and
McQuade are In the aouthwest have
toeen received by local authorities, but
ftll proved! false or futile.
Sheriff Jennings does not believe
that Reed knows the true Identity of
Jackson.''
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IN DAMAGE SUIT
Final argument were under way
today In the auto accident daman
suit ot MIso Florence May. a nurse
at the poor farm, against J, C. Ot
tlnger (or $0160 alleged damage.
The motion for a non-autt, (lied
this morning by the detente, tu
denied In court ruling.
The complaint alleged that the
Ottlnger car, driven at a high rate
of speed, crashed Into the auto ot
O. Tnbor, In which the plaintiff
was a guest passenger,, a It at
tempted, to turn Into the poor
farm driveway un the Pacific high
way. The Impact hurled the Tabor
car a considerable distance. Injuring
Wins May. It la claimed. The plain
tilt contends Ottlnger failed to ob
serve, the rulea ot the road and I
guilty of negligence.
The case all! go to the Jury late
today.
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TAGS SUSPECTED
New automobiles, with 1031 Call
forms licenses, are showing up on
the highways and byways of Jackson
county and suite police have Inaugu
rated campaign to determine If
the driven are bona fide residents
of the sitter state. If It Is deter
mined they are legal residents ol
Oregon, they will be required to ae
cute an Oregon license, for tht bal
ance of tht license year which ends
June 30. If they art California
residents, they will be allowed the
usual 00 days of operation under
ft Cslltornla license, alter which they
will bt notified to procure an Ore
iron license. A thorough check-up
of the county city and country
will be made to correct what Is
called "toe California license tvU."
WHEN THE FIRST NASH ADVANCED EIGHT
model rolled from the famous production lines in Kenosha,
it was greeted by one of the strongest executive groups
in the motor car industry. The picture shows, from right
to left: C W. Nash, chairman of the board : R. B. Elliott,
vice-president in charge of operations; C. H. Bliss, vice
president in charge of sales; D. M. Averill. I. S. Seaman.
E. H. McCarty, president and general manager; M. F.
Moore, chief engineer, Racine division; H. J. Mellum.
secretary: H. E. Long, vice-president in charge of pur
chases; N. E, Wahlberg, vice-president in charge of
engineering; J. T. Wilson, vice-president of the Nash
Motors Company, and H. IL Seaman, president of the
Seaman Body CorooraUoo.
ABBEY'S AGENCY
FORMALLY OPEN
WEDNESDAY EVE
Tomorrow evening will mark the
formal opening of Med ford 'a newest
automobile firm, Walter W. Abbey,
Ino, dealer for Nash care. The open
ing of thia new firm at 128 South
Riverside, will be featured try an ln
ltlal display of smart new Nafta mod
el and the latest O. M. C. trucks
A special KM ED broadcast from 0:30
to 7:30 o'clock will be a feature ot
thla special opening celebration, and
cordial Invitation for the public
to participate has been extended by
Walter Abbey.
Associated with Mr. Abbey will be
Joe Daley, In charge of the repair
department, and Arthur Larson in
the sales department. Louie Dam-
uasch. well known Med ford autorrv
bile man, will also be connected with
the sales department of Walter W.
Abbey, I no.
Walter Abbey has been engaged In
the automobile business for the past
13 years and was, until recently, as
sociated with his brother In the own
ership of the Motor Inn Oarage of
Klamath Falls. He Is a major of the
Coast Artillery, O. N. and com
mander of the Second battalion and
hla moving to Medford automatically
makes thla city the headquarters for
Mr. Abbey's battnon.
Mr. Abbey attended an officers'
banquet In Ashland Monday evening
at which time General White confer
red with National Guard officers of
this district.
F,
SEE BUSINESS UPTURN
LI
Signs of reviving business In this
section are seen tn the number of
applications received by the county
court for permit to operate logging
trucks on Jackson county highways
and secondary roads. The Big Tim
ber, Ino. (Tomlln Box factory), has
been granted permits to operate
trucks, implication have also been
granted or received from the Trail.
Dead Indian and Siskiyou areas.
Some of Vie applicants seek renew
als of permit granted last year.
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CHARRED BODY FOUND
IN BLY NEIGHBORHOOD
KLAMATH FALLS, Ore.. April 5.
(AP) State police and sheriff's dep
uties today were Investigating a
cabin fire In which an unidentified
man lost his life in the Bly district
several weeks ago. The destroyed
cabin and the charred remains of the
man were found Sunday by James
Wilson, a rancher.
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'S SET FOR
WEDNESDAY. 4:30
At 4:30 o'clock Wednesday after
noon, Mann'a department store will
hold Its annual fabric fashion show
and Interested seamstresses and pros
pective seamstresses from all sections
of the valley are expected to crowd
the store.
This season offers the greatest va
riety and beauty In fabrics, fashion
history has shown, la the announce
ment: and what to do with them will
be told In creations worn by living
models at Mann s Wednesday show.
Summer frocks and ensembles for
mother, daughter and little sister will
be featured. A special runway In the
piece good section Is being construct
ed and models will parade In full
view of the audience.
The time for home aewlng Is here.
The sun offers longer hours for
watching the needle through its
course, and spring and summer fab
rics, are always favorites with wom
en who do their own sewing; so
Mann's department store Is anticipating-
a large crowd for the fabric
fashion show.
lng. All members are urged to attend.
Grange Club Meets
With Emma Conger
Home Economics club of Jackson
ville Grange will meet Wednesday
afternoon at a o'clock with Mrs.
Emma Conger. The vegetable cook
ery demonstration scheduled for that
day has been postponed, It was re
ported today.
The date for the showing will be
announced at Wednesday's gather-
NEW SHREDDED
BISCUIT TOASTED
OK BOTH SIDES
Extra Crispness Just One of
Many Improvements Devel
oped for Kellogg's WHOLE
WHEAT Biscuit
In lino with its policy of constant
improvement, the Kellogg Company
some time afro introduced a new
shredded whole wheat biscuit which
oiTers several outstanding improve
ments in thia type of cereal.
The new Kellogg biscuit is "pres.
sure-cooked" by a special process
that retains the full food value of
the whole wheat. At the same time
it produces a delicious mellow fla
vor and makes the biscuit very easy
to digest.
The biscuits are also much crisper
and crunchier, for they are toasted
on both top and bottom not just
one side. Incidentally ti:ey are also
a new, convenient siie to fit the ce
real bowl without crumbling. And
you ect 15 to the package instead
of the usual dozen.
As evidence of the high food
value of the Kellogg biscuit, the
Medical Arts Laboratory of Phila
delphia made a careful analysis
and certify every package.
Grocers say Kellogg's whole
WHEAT Biscuits are winning wide
favor. Healthful and delightful for
any meal. Especially good with hot
milk. Identify this improved food
product bv the name Kellogg's and
the familiar red-and-green package.
made Dy ncuogg m Battle ween.
.CASTOR
JRratcTraoi
j
Made specially for
BABIES and
CHILDREN
rhvsiclans trll us that one cond;
Hon is nearly always prrsent whrn
child has a dWtivc unset, a sturtm
rold or other little ailment. Comliim
lion. 1 he lirsl step towards relict I
lo rid the body of impure ntr
And (or thia nothing is bettor thai
prninnr Castonnl CuMona is a pun
vr-Rrtable preparation made spfcmlh
for babies and rhiMrrn. This mean
it is mild and gentle; that it contain
no Wji drugs, no narcotics. Vet i
always gets rrsultsl You never havi
lo coax rhildren to take Ijiuotia
Heal Castona always bears the name
CASTORIA
miiiii.njiiTiir-ii
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Without cost
varnish your doors
when you paint your floors
B-H paints are priced less than
in ten years! Add to that the
"B- H Thrift Offer" two paints
for the price of one! Do over
your floors with B-H Porch and
Floor Paint. Choose colors to
harmonize with painted walls
and furniture. Then your doors
inside or out! A new coat of
varnish will cost nothing! This
applies also to varnished drain
boards snd tablrtops.
Like all National Lead prod
ducts, these paints are of the
finest quality, go farther and
last longer.
About floor col ot-schemes,
write National Lead Home
Beautiful Department, 22-10
2-lth St., San Francisco. See us
about paints.
This efftt holdi durlnj April . . .
lustre lac Enamel, tot furniture and
decorative painting in ay, modern
colors. Auto Top Dressing. enough
for the ordinary car. Quick-drying
Porch and Floor Paint, n ne
Vioa '2.05
PORTER LUMBER COMPANY
Builders Bureau of Information
204 So. Fir.
AGENTS FOR
Phone 124
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BASSSHUETER
PAINTS VARNISHES & ENAMELS
'c3r littCe giVwmts in tAc 11 est-"
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Plan to Attend Our Fashion
Show of Spring and Summer
Fabrics to be Held in the Yard
Goods Section, Wed., April 6th
at 4:30 P. M. Living Models!
USE
BUTTERIOK
PATTERNS
FOR BEST
SEWING
RESULTS
Spring Sewing Event
at Mann's Starting Wednesday
If you are at all handy with a needle It will be to your advantage to come to
Mann's during thla aprlng sewing event. All thla week our yard goods section
will feature the newest In spring and summer dress materials, patterns, and
trimmings. This exposition of delightful fabrics will be Invaluable to you In
preparing your new wardrobe for summer.
Thousands of Yards of New Fabrics
Now Ready for Home Sewing
New Fast Color Prints
Hundreds of yards of lovely clean looking print consisting of voiles, lawns
and other choice summer fabrics at a new low price for 1932. These pure
dye fast color, pieces are 36 inches wide and in the largest selection of colors
and combinations ever shown by Mann's. Ideal for mother or daughter
New Chiffon, Voile and Swiss
When you visit the fabric fashion show tomorrow be sure and stop at the
table showing these new 30 Inch chiffon voiles and Swisses. Here you will
see the choicest designs and colors In thera two very popular summer dress
materials. Plain and novelty patterns and smart dote are ready for that
Butterlck pattern.
New Rayon Voiles
For the spring sewing event the piece goods section presents these good looking
36 Inch rayon voiles in all the popular printed patterns over rich colored
grounds Including dainty polka dot designs. The rayon voile Is a graceful
fabric that lends Itself In many ways to help the home dressmaker fashion
a lovely frock.
New Mesh Weaves
If you have a street or sports frock In mind see these new meshes. They are
truly a summer fabric and come In all she season's wanted shades such as
beige, green, yellow, orange, light blue, copen, eggshell, orchid, and of course
white. They are 36 Inches wide and the mesh Is new In pattern. Your choice.
New Cross Rac Meshes
Another delightful mash fabric for summer wear la this new cross rac
meh. A weave that represents a very small square that will make a mtshty
chic sports dress or street frock. Cross Rac meshes are In rose, green, jrllow,
beige, and copen. All are full 36 Inches wide and fast color. Priced at
Emb. Batiste and Suitings
ror that truly eummer frock for either mother or daughter we know of no
better fabric than these new embroidered suitings and batistes. The suitings
are white with colored embroidery or colored with white emb. The bstlst Is
shown In a full range of popular shades embroidered la white eyelets. Both
are SS Inches wide.
New Polka Dot Linens
One must have a ltnen dress to complete the summer wardrobe. We suscert
a frock from one of these bolts of pur Irish linen. Full 39 inches wide
and In polka dots o'r rose. blue. gold, green, and brown. This Is the kind
of linen that alwavs looks so fresh and cool and launders so well. Only,
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NEW SUMMER SILKS
ror your summer silk dress or ensemble we surest that you use a
length from one of these new silk patterns that have Just arrived.
Included In this new showing are large and small designs and color
ful dot patterns. The silk Is a fine quality and the shades are of
pure dye. AU 39 Inches wide.
$195
yd.
36-inch Fast Color Prints
10
Kttr special for spring sewing week. A case
of beautiful new prints will be unpacked todav
and go on sale tomorrow for 1(V a yard. All
are guaranteed fast color and full 36 Inches
wide. Remember all are new frtsh patterns.
Buy tomorrow and save at Mann's.
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Don't Forget the Style Show Tomorrow at 4:30
Accessories
To Complete
Your Frocks I
Neckwear
Before you finish your new
summer frock be aure and
see the new neckwear ws
have assembled for you. New
lace and Irish crochet In
Bebettes, Surplice. Peterpan
and other smart .summer
necklines. Main aisle, Mann'a
59cto$29.5
Belts
Complete your summer frock
with one of these new belts
for this Is truly a season of
belted dresses, coats or suits.
We are showing new leath
ers! metalls and novelties In
widths from 4 Inch to 8Vi
All the leading costume
shades. All the new buckle
Ideas.
5Oto$l0.
Scarfs
Plan your summer toga to
Include a scarf. Fashion says
they are very necessary and
we believe they are especial
ly such lovely and colorful
creations as we are now
showing. All the new shapes,
colors, and designs, that In
clude the popular polka dot.
$100 $195
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SEWING
NEEDS
With eummer sewtng para
mount In women'a mtnda
and this sewing event at
hand, naturally one thinks
of the many needed sewtnf
accessories, and when you
do think of these needs to
complete your frock or en
semble, think of Mann s. Ws
are prepared to fill your
every want.
Buttons 2oc to $1 dor.
I.nrcc sues 5e to 30c .
O N T Thro.nl 6 for 2oc.
Mcn-cripi 5c each.
Orcandip Ruffling in
all shadfs 13; yd.
Boyd fastpriprs 10c card
Main Floor