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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 19, 1932)
!MEDFORD MS3U TRTBTJNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, XTJGTJST 19, 1932. T PXGE FOURTEEN PROF. PICCARD TO lip MAKE ASCENT IN NORTHPOLE AREA (Continued trora raga One.) ARE QUARANTINED SATURDAY IS BARGAIN DAY IN MANN'S BIG READY TO WEAR DEPARTMENT! Two transient Indigent on from Idaho and the other from Utah under guarantlne for small po In a North Front street home and. ac cording to Dr. 0, I. Drummond, coun ty health officer, are In Illegal pos session, of local labor cards. They arrived here by auto August 3 and two days later obtained labor cards. reputedly signed by two county tax payers as required by law. One gave his residence as JacksonTlllfand the other as this city. The county Is providing food and medicine. One of the quarantined men has a wife and four children whom, the authorities aald, he In tended to bring here as aoon as pos sible. They planned to obain work in the fruit. County Commissioner Victor Bur sell said this morning that all local labor cards obtained by misrepresen tation would be revoged as fast as found. The unemployment bureau and state police are sow checking up on a number of cases. People form erly were registered for local cards as fast as they came, as It was Im possible to determln their actual resi dence. It Is suspected that transients have thus Imposed upon local labor and an earnest effort will be made to cor rect the situation, It Is stated. It Is known that a number of Callfornlans have local labor cards on the claim of long residence. County authorities believe that word has been passed along the high ways of the northwest that Jackson county Is "a soft spot," causing a mild Influx of Indigents. Klamath county this week adopted a policy of "one meal for transients before departing and work for t,hat." Upstate counties are also reported as "hard" and unsympathetic to "auto tramps." The county court, In Jus tice to Its own people, will do the same thing at an early date, It Is declared. DENIED BY WIFE Mrs. Helen V. Barnum yesterday, through her attorney, Charles W. Reames, filed opposition to her hus band's plea for a reduction of costs In the recent divorce hearing. 6he asks for $170 additional coat money and the right to funds for an appeal to the state aupreme court, In the event that one should be decided upon. The defense sought a drastic cut In the bill for wltnesa fees and other trial costs. . Mrs. Barnum sets forth In her ob Jectlons that all witnesses called were necessary in her case, and denies the defeiue charge of "listening at the courtroom door.M The document fur ther alleges that a "friend of the de fendant threatened bodily harm to plaintiff's attorney" during the pro gress of the trial. Circuit Judge H. D. Norton still has a decision under advisement in the divorce eult, tn which Mrs. Barnum seeks (35,000 alimony, division of property, and custody of the minor child. . RUSTLERS FACE E Disposition of the cases of Oris and victor Ooble, brothers, and Kerch Pa lie. Trail youths, who last week entered picas of guilty to the theft and slaughter and sale of stock, will probably appear before Circuit Judge H. D. Norton tomorrow or Monday. The case of the younger Ooble has been remanded to the Juvenile court, as he la only 17 years of age. Tyrua Beck of this city, also accused, has entered a plea of not guilty, and his case has been remanded to the grand Jury. Friends of the youths say thla Is the first entanglement with the law, and that heretofore they have been steady and reliable young men. According to the state police, three made detailed confessions of their activities. Vern Brophy, P. E. Bybee and Arthur Kent are listed as stock men who had stock stolen. COLLEGE ON WHEELS VISITS CRATER LAKE CRATER t-AKB NATIONAL PARK, Ore. (Special.) RepresentatlYS of S3 tote, and having an enrollment of 245 members, the Omnlbua college, a university of wheels, on a tour of national parks, rlalted Crater Lake this week to make geological studies of the lake area. The tour la pon sored by the Southwestern College of Kansrs. Six large passenger busaea, the cafe teria trucka and several equipment trucks are included In the equipment of the "rolling college" to provide rapid and comfortable transportation. Students, making the seven weeks study tour, will receive credits at their respective colleges upon the completion of the Journey. Blackberries On Applegate Lure APPRECIATE, Aug. It. (Spl.) Svergreen blackberries art now rlp enlng and many people are here to get the first ones. The campgrounds are filled with people, while others are camped along the roadside that they may pick and can berries. Others drive odt from town and spend the day picking. , Instruments, be refused to say more than that he had reached a height of nearly 6S.000 feet and encountered temperatures which were 6 degrees below zero Fahrenheit Inside the spherical aluminum gondola and 07 degrees below on the outside. The Instruments, ss well as the gondola Itself, were taken last night from Cavatlaro Dl Monaanrano, where he landed, to the Italaln aviation school here. Prof. Plccard aald they bad not been harmed by the Jar when the gondola hit the ground, although the gondola Itself was dent ed a little by the Impact. Undoubtedly, he ssld, they would reveal very Interesting Information, especially on the effect of cosmic rays that far above the earth's aurface. the study of which was ttie principal reason hs braved the stratosphere a second time. Science First From the minute he crawled out of the gondola yesterday, shsky after the sudden drop from below zero temperatures to sizzling heat, the professor was all the calm aclentlst. All his movements have been cool and methodical. Even as, with his companion, Ma Cosyns, the .calmly aat down on the ground and ate a can of peaches after his landing while excitement buzzed In the crowds that gathered around him, so he calmly superin tended the hauling of the balloon and Instruments here last night. He ate a commonplace supper at a little hotel and went to bed Imme diately. It was almost nightfall when they left the spot where they landed. Their every move had been watched by crowds of peasants, to whom It was an extraordinary occurrence. They do not read newspapers and had no notion what the whole thing meant. World Strange From Afar They, reached their greatest height, Prof. Plccard said, three hours after they took off yesterday morning from Dubendorf, Switzerland. From that vantage point of ten miles, the world was a atrange looking place. Landmarks were indistinct and the maps were of little value. Only the large lakes Indicated where they were. He recognized Lake Oarda, 13 miles northwest of Caval laro Dl Monzanrano, and decided to land there, but It took two hours to bring the balloon down. The balloon was recognized by many people In the larger towns and when hs finally headed toward land scores of automobiles followed him. Some of the Instruments were knocked off their bsses when the balloon landed, he said, but appar ently were not damaged. Her said they functioned remarkably well In the extreme cold. Rays Like Rain He and Max Cosyns, his compan ion on the flight, slept for 11 hours last night and when they arose this morning there was a batch of con gratulatory telegrams, among them one from the king and queen of the Belgians. Prof. Plccard said Cosyns did all the observation of cosmic rays dur ing the flight, he himself giving all his attention to navigation of the balloon. - - The rays, he said. Increased In In tensity as the altitude of the balloon Increased, until "they were like rain on a tin roof." He was too busy with navigation to observe his own sensations, but ha recalled that the view from above the Alps was Indescribably beautiful. From the gondola they could aee the Tyrrohenlan and Adriatic aeas and the Italian lake, all at the same time. It waa difficult to follow the map, he said, because the windows of the gondola are so small. A great crowd outside the hotel cheered this morning until the aero nauts appeared on the balcony. Coats and Jacket's The final clean up on all white 'flannel swagger coats, short jackets and keraml Jackets at Mann's tomorrow. These garments come In assorted styles and colors but In small sizes only. $7.50 Values $375 Sweaters Women's and misses' all wool sweaters In both long and abort sleeve models, plain and novel ty weaves. Assorted neck styles. Sizes from 34 to 38 on sale to morrow at ' Mann's. Values to $3.50 All Sales Final Sales Girls' Flock Voile Dresses Another bang-up sale of these beautiful flock voile , dresses at (1.00. They come In Narlous patterns and atyles In black, navy, and red with white flock dots. Sizes 14 to 40. Your choice tomorrow at Mann's Real$?.95 Values for .$10.0 No Returns or I7..-L- I Grand Clean Up of Spring and Summer Garments NEW FALL DRESSES Voile Frock's Tomorrow we place on sale for the final clean up all our better voile dresses at $3.95 each. In thla group are Juanella and Betty Baxley mod els suitable for street or afternoon wear. Also at this price are a num ber of chic pique and linen styles. So come In early and pick out one or two of these good-looking frocks. They are a real bargain. $5.95 Values $295 A timely sale of women's and misses early fall dresses. These are In dark prints, diagonals and polka dots. All are smartly tailored from good quality crepe and feature such good style Ideas as capes, scarfs and long or short sleeves. Ideal for school, office or street wear. Sizes 14 to 43. YOUR CHOICE $69.5 Knit Suits and Dresses Final clearance of knitted garments consisting of 3 -piece knitted suits and two-piece knitted dresses. These popular models are in both light and dark shades and In a variety of weaves. The dresses are regular up to B.95 for S.9fi and the suits are regular up to $19.75 for $7.95. Good range of sizes. THE SUITS THE DRESSES $7.95 $3.95 WASH DRESSES On the Bargain Table 39 50 2 for 25- 3 for $100 $195 Women's and misses' regular $1.00 value wash frocks of voile, dimity and faat color prints. These are In sizes 14-16 and 18. On sale tomorrow second floor. KHAKI GARMENTS Women's, Misses' and children's khaki middles and women's khaki large size khaki knickers on sale to morrow at the bargain table. Reg. $1.95 values SUN KUTS Another bargain table value. Kiddles 1 to 4 year size sun kuts In blue or tan check and stripe. Regular 49c value. KIDDIES' SMOCKS On the bargain table tomorrow. Girls' cretonne smocks and novelty overalls. Sizes 4 to 13 years. Values to $1.95. GIRLS' SWEATERS On the bargain table. Girls' 7 to 16 yr. size all wool sweaters In pastel shades, sleeveless, sleeve and cap sleeve style. Extra special while they last, ' DRESSES $10.95 Values for, Final clearance of summer dresses selling reg ular up to $10.95 will start tomorrow at Mann's. In this $3.00 group are wash silks, prints and novelties, broken sizes and assort ed styles, but every one a great big bargain $16.75 Values for The final clearance of summer dresses selling up to $16.76 Includes quite a good selecting of tub silks, sport frocks and prints. Also pas tel and white numbers. This Is a marvelous opportunity to get a wonderful dress $19.75 Values for Also the final clearance of all summer chiffons, sport silks, light and dark prints, pastels and white dresses selling regular up to $19.75. Good range of sizes In this group and quite a variety of stunning styles. Special tomorrow KJ 9 $Q BALANCE OF OUR SPRING and SUMMER COATS GOING FOR $7.95 to $19.75 New Fall Stamped Goods PILLOW SLIPS . Genuine pepperell pillow slips stamped ready for em broidering at 69c pair. Six new designs to choose from. 69CP, ARTICLES for BABY New stamped articles for the baby consisting of sacques, klmonas and gertrudes. These are of fine batiste and flannel. 39'aa50 . Titm-. : : i The Eyebrow Dip Gives a Swagger Air to New Felts BLACK BROWN $295 NAVY WINE You'vt admired th new brimi and turb&ni at much higher pricei. Now, look how clotely these duplicate the tilU ... the forehead bowi . , . the foather trim) 1 SECOND FLOOR ' MAIL ORDKRS FILLED Special on Theme Pure Sillc Hose A Saturday ssle of beautiful pure silk Theme hose. The stocking that has,style, beauty and service com bined with such features as self plcot top, French heel, cradle foot and of course, full fashioned. This lovely sheer stocking comes In new shades and all Regular $1.65 Hose $135 pr. HOSIERY MAIN FLOOR BIT NOW FOR WINTER HOLEPROOF t-Autopart The Self-Supporting Sock AT A NEW LOW PRICE P" Regular 65c ODc PAIR Three Pair for $ 1 .00 Learn real col fort and conrtntence from Autogorats, the self-supporting socks that always feel snug and secure. They're more comfortable than any socks you're ever worn. After eeh washing you've got clean socks and clean Autogarta and the Autogart feature is guaranteed t out wear .the sock Itself. There's a reason for the low price. They're dlscon United patterns that we're clearing to make room for new fall styles. Buy all you can use of these famous socks, ON SALE TOMORROW In the Men's Section ) h MANN'S I MAIN I FLOOR Rayon & Mesh "UNDIES" Special for Saturday. Women's and misses' Rayon and Mesh un derwear In panties, vests and steptna. These beautiful undies are of fine quality rayon. Sizes from 94 to 44. Flesh, white and peach. Your choice tomorrow at 98 c ! GARMENT OF SILKS Starting Tomorrow at Mann's When you see the lovely colors, charming patterns and fine quality of these silks and rayons you'll marvel at our sale prtcesl But we're going to clear them all out. so you can start your school and fall sewing at once and really save a lot of money. We suggest you come In early Saturday and pick out two or even three dress lengths from these good-looking fab rics. , 40-INCH SILK PRINTS Group No. one consists of dozens of patterns In our regular quality 40-lnch all -silk crepes $144 yard. l't snd dark designs over colorful grounds. Extra clal tomorrow at Mann's, ' jzens signs $39 spe- I yd. 40-INCH RAYON PRINTS Group No. two consists of lovely patterns and colors of our regular up to ftl.69 rayons and silk crepes. These materials are all 40 Inches wtd il every yard is perfect as to quality and coloring. 59 Cyd. See Window Display! PILLOW TOPS Of Damask and Cretonne Samples Extra special tomorrow In the drapery section. New yard length cretonne and damask samples for pillow tops In decorative colors and patterns. Buy one or two and brighten up some corner with a new pillow. DAMASK - ea. 49c CRETONNES 19c ea. f
