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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (July 22, 1932)
PXrtE TWELVE fEDFOTllJ VXTL' TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON.TRIDAT, TDLT 22, 1932, B WW ON DEAD INDIAN MARKET ROUTE Ttif county court hu started wort en tha Dead Indian market road, from the SaM Indian rummlt east; 120,000 of market road funds are available to be used In grading for a distance of tnree mllee, through a rooky and bard dirt formation. The work will last until snow files and 15 men will be employed with ma chinery on the project. ' Surrey of the Butte Falls market road will be made as soon as the state highway engineers complete the sur Teys of Portland-to-the-Sea routes. Difficulty Is being encountered In determining which of three proposed routes should be surveyed. When, and If, the survey is made, clearing will start on the Butte Falls road to prepare for road work next spring. The Dead Indian and Butte Falls market roads tap the lake and rec reational areas of eastern Jackson county. Work on the Bams Valley second ary highway from Gold Hill Is underway. The county oiler oontlnues Idle, agle Point and the Rogue River dis trict petitioned the county oourt for olUng of roads within the corporate limits, to curb the dust evil. Because of the low state of the oounty fi nances, the county court agreed to provide the oiling equipment If the pettionere would psy for the oil and labor. The petitions have reposed lu the pigeonholes since. NEW R0JETBILL WILL START FLOW OF NEEDED FUNDS (Continued fruui Page one.) tlremente from the corporation direc torate were ordered by the new law ftt the president's request. He said they bad too many other things to do. The new law Makes 30fl,000.000 available for leans to states to relieve unemploy ment distress; Increases funds of the corporation from 93.000,000,000 to $3. 800.000,000; allocates ei.500,000,000 for publlo construction and self-liquidating private loans, the financing of agriculture through credit corpo rations; allows aiao.000,000 for fed eral highway aid advances to states; permits expenditure of 16,000,000 on national parka and forest roads and trails; makes possible the use of 188,334,000 for public buildings and waterway Improvement when the treasury oondltlon permits. Credit Loosened Likewise, It lets the federal reserve banks, subject to spproval of the reserve board, discount eligible paper tar Individuals and corporations. When the measure was signed the president had not yet settled his dif ference with Democrats over whether It would be necessary to make publlo the corporation loans or simply send them to the house and senate each month. No ceremony accompanied presi dential approval, A W.Ute .House secretary simply summoned newspa per men and told them the bill had been signed. : CLAIMS FILED The Btate Banking department to day filed with the county clerk, as provided, a statement of claims re ceived up to July 1, in the liquida tion of the Citizen's National Bank of Ashland. It consists of 38 type written pages, and the claims range from II to 10,000. The recapitulation shows that de positors' claims approved amount to lU.O8S.9a, In the commercial de partment and In the savings depart ment 187,849.43. Secured claims paid In the com mercial department amount to 818 185.40 and In the savings depart ment to 158.531.70. Preferred claims, listed for payment total 6.485.64. An Inferior claim of 8309 Is listed. Merchants! ffbb year, abort ill rearm. It wilt Ipey you to attend Portland's Buy 'n' ft Trade Promotion Event 'Auf. I to 6 week of fun sad fortune! write: Portland .(Or.) Chambr.? of Commerce (or detail. ROLE IN THEFT OF (Continued from rage One.) bead of the Portland office of the consolidation group. Brownells arrest resulted from the startling disclosures of Robert Tall man, night watchman In the Blocum Brownell office, who finally admitted that his original story that two men had held blm up, looted the safe of the petitions, and escaped on the night of July 4, was a hoax. He con fessed, police said, that the petitions were taken by three men under a prearranged plan. Motive Unrevealed Police say the motive behind the alleged theft has not yet been re vealed and, as a matter of fact. Is at this time unknown. Nor have all details of the petition transaction been revealed by the dis trict attorney's office. From an au thoritative source, however. It hss been learned that Tallman was prom ised 81000 In cash and rsgulsr em ployment as a reward for his part In the affair. , The temptation is said to have been too great for Tallman to overcome. He Is destitute with a wife and five children to support. The story relates that at the time the petitions were removed from the safe as the first scene In the hoax play, he was offered part of the mon ey on account. Received No Money This he Is said to have refused at the time, observing that If he were warched by police after reporting the "robbery," and If the money were found on his person after he had told of having been hold up and robbed, serious and natural suspicion would be directed at bis story. As a result of this declination. It Is said Tallman has received nothing whatever. MacPherson left for his Albany home shortly after signing the com plaint. The only comment be made was: "I believe the evidence Justi fies the serving of the complaint. The whole transaction will be reveal ed In the prlllmlnary bearing of Mr. Brownell.". This hesrlng probsbly will be held early next week. Circuit Judge H. D. Norton will occupy the Klamath county bench this week and part of next, hearing law suits In which the Klamath county Judge Is disqualified. Circuit Judge I. O. Latourette of Oregon City will occupy the local bench, and Monday will start hear ing the suit of Nledermeyer, Inc., against Earl H. Fehl and the Pacific Record-Herald, for the collection of a 5000 promissory note and chattel mortgage. Roy A. Parr, game warden, awarded a 15,000 libel suit verdict, and Sher iff Ralph O. Jennings, who served an execution of Judgment In the line of official duty last spring, against Fehl and his newspsper plant, are listed as defendants In a minor capacity. MANN'S ANNUAL INVENTORY CLEARANCE. of JummWi QjippamL EVERY. SPRING AND SUMMER k MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE! $35.00 DRESSES You cant be extravagant when you choose one of these beautiful silk dresses or cults for $14.76. They represent the finest In our sxk and Include many of the seasons most successful styles. Regular values up to 435.0& Your choice tomorrow $22.50 DRESSES Alao In tbla group at $0.96 &rt quite a number of this aeaaona moat lovely dresses. Tub alike, plain and print allks, as well as pastels. The styles include sleeveless, balf sleeves and full Jacket models in "Korrect" and other famous makes. Xlegular values up to 932.60. $19.75 DRESSES An outstanding group of spring and summer dresses going tomorrow for Just ,7.95. Included are dark print travel suits, tub silk frocks and cool silk chiffons. A dress for miss or matron In this group. Former values up to 18.75. Choice $10.95 DRESSES Extra special for tomorrow I Beautiful organdie and net dresses for summer evenings. Lovely wash silks for day time In solid shades and chic prints, and ether good looking frocks up to S1095 In value all at the one low price of 4.85. These are small sizes. $ 1475 $6.95 DRESSES Dozens of our customers have asked us to again offer these new 88.98 silk frocks, for the extra special price of S3 43. n take advantage of this unusual value and buy at least two of these smart dresses. All nines In wash prints, crepe and other summer silks. Choice $995 $79.5 $495 $345 Inventory , Sale of COATS At Less Than Half Price! $10.95 COATS $495 For the final clearance of spring and summer coats you will find five good looking models at 14-95. Some are fur trimmed, small sizes only, but regular 10.93 values. - $22.50 COATS In this 98.95 group are 10 beautiful coats In both spring and summer styles. They are regular S22.50 values but the sizes are small. If you wear small size see these coats tomorrow. $29.50 COATS This 113.95 group consists of 11 smart sport and dress styles in sizes up to 43. These are In light and dark wools. Well lined end nicely tailored. Every one a real bargain. Values to 529.50. ;$ia95 20 off on all Jantzen & Columbia Swim Suits CHILDREN'S APPAREL! $1.95 Wash Frocb r An Inventory sale for quick clearance of BSk II II m. children's 1155 wash frocks for 80s each. ' J U U aw These come In sices 2 to 8 and are guar- A B V W an teed fast color. $2.95 Sweaters fc-d fltt An Inventory close out of a group of aJj I If 9 children's sll wool sweaters In alses 3 to I q 16 years for only SI. 00. These are In good B styles and regular $3.95 values ANNUAL INVENTORY SALE WHITE HATS In Crepes - Felts and Wool Sports SHEPHERDESS BRIMS! WIDE SWAGGER BRIMS! tj t in 'nn o uujn tttdtjavtci TILTS! RIPPLES! DIPS! $148 "SOFTEES" While They Last Tomorrow for 29 c ea. They're here WhlU hats galore. The best news of all, they're marked 10 low, you can have two. A turbln and a brim A felt, crepe or wool sport, in flattering sparkling white. SECOND FLOOR Jaiw'.ft)tpwttmudfitoL Wash Dress Sale 45 c A bargain sale of 100 .wash dresses for women and misses. These are all fast color and come In good styles. Choice Jomorrow at Mann's. 1 00 Another group of women's and misses wash frocks to sell for 1.00. Over a 100 In this group consisting of voiles, prints, and broadcloth. Choice 1.00 each. Also, a group of women's and misses new prints, voiles and eyelet emb. frocks at 1.98. These are all fast colored and come In a complete range of sizes. $9.8 Mann's Second Floor Inventory Values You Cannot Afford to Miss Mesh and Lace HOSE An Interesting sale of women's large sport mesh and lace hose for ai.88 a pair. This Is our regular 1.95 value. Style notes are solid french heels, cradle foot and self plcot top. Qood fall shades. Choice $165 Regular $1.95 .Value Odds and Ends in Curtains Extra special, final clearance of all odd ruffled curtains at lOo a pair. These are short length and In assorted colors, but well made from fine qual ity marquisette. While they last 1 Ok Clearance of Summer WASH GOODS Inventory sale of choice summer wash goods. . Including 30 Inch printed voiles, printed and dotted swlss, fancy weave voiles, lawns and sheer batiste. All on sale tomorrow for 19c a yard. Regular up to 49c 19 Sale of Rayon Crepe 5 A marvelous assortment of colorful print patterns In 36 Inch rayon crepe for nly 59c a yard. This lovely dress crepe la our regular 98c quality. Extra special tomorrow at Mann's Inventory sale. Sale of Bath Towels Inventory aale of towels tomorrow at Mann's. Big 22x44 Inch double thread Turkish bath towels for only 15c each. These are regular 35c towels. Choice while they last 15 ea. SWIMMING NEEDS AT POPULAR PRICES Caps in all Colors and Sizes at lOo to 95o Braded and Plain Suit Belts going at 25o $1.00 Tri-oulor Caps at 59o $1.00 Tri-color Shoes at 59c Swim Sandles From 95c to $1.95 Swim Shoes all Sizes at 49o .-n-ri UVV I 1 v . f'fcj Tubs Wings Balls 25e. S9n Kftn urirl 1 9K OUR ANNUAL INVENTORY SALE OF SHIRTS if Saturday another one of these super shirt sales at Mann's. Hundreds of fine quality shirts go on sale at new low prices. Every man in Jackson county should take advantage of this sale and stock up. Men's Broadcloth Shirts A splendid assortment of men's fine quality broadcloth shirts In various pastel shades and fancy patterns. These are regular 1.00 to 11.50 values and are sires from 14 to 17. On sale tomorrow at Mann's for 59c each, or 3 for one $1.00. A real shirt ralue. Herringbone Broadcloth Shirts mis 89c group consists of men's and young men's fine quality fast color Herringbone broadcloth shirts In pastel shades of blue, tan and green as well ss novelty patterns In shantung effect. Also, some pin strips In this showing, Size are rom 14 4 to 17. Shirtcraft "Airman" Shifts Ths famous shirtcraft "airman" ahlrt on sals tomorrow for 11.1) or for M 50. ThM beautiful shirts corns In blue, green and tan. A fins tailored pre-shrunk shirt guaranteed fast color. The collars all hsrs Inner atajrs to keep the collar In perfect shape. Choice. Arrow "Trump" Shirts One of Americas most popular shirts, the "Arrow Trump.'' This beautiful garment comes m white, blue, tan. green, gray and Iron In slew 14 to 1714. rrery Arrow shirt Is guaranteed fully sanfsriied shrunk and fast color. Buy your Arrow ahlrts tomorrow c ea. C ea. 59 89 JL each $195 JL each Mens Section - Mann's Main Floor 3 Mmm mm,
