IA'GE TEN
MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 2, 1932.
Shop Tomorrow - Store Closed Monday, September 5th, Labor Day!
DESPERATE NEED
RESIGNS OFFICE
AS
IN BITTER MOOD
Victim of a aeries of ml fortunes
that hu left their little family pen
niless, a Central Point young woman
la facing motherhood without funds,
without bedding, without even the
articles of baby attire uaually pre
pare In homes for auch an event.
Her young husband U desperate.
He haa been out of employment most
of the time for mnny month and la
hoping almost against hope that some
miracle will happen whereby his wife
will obtain the things she needs with
which to face the ordeal whereby
new life will be ushered Into the
world. She Is In exceedingly poor
health.
The baby la expected about Tues
day, September 6. All efforts of the
husband to find even odd Jobs that
he might have a little money and
food In the house have been fruit
less.
While the man and wife await the
arrival of another member of their
flock, their three-year-old daughter
Is going about In rags. She Is shoe
leu. They have been unable to get
clothing for her. The child knows
that something unusual Is about to
happen for she has aeen her mother
weep at times and she has noticed
papa walking the floor.
This touching case of the need of
a group of human beings for hu
manity came to the attention of Dr.
En telle Jones, pastor of the Foursquare
Gospel Lighthouse, two days ago. Al
ready Dr. Jones has given some help
from the Institution's meager re
sources, but funds, the right kind of
clothing, bedding and baby clothes
are lacking.
"I feel sure that many people In
Medford and Jackson county would
be glad to help this young couple
bring a new life Into the world," Dr.
Jones said. "No doubt many per
sons have articles which would be
useful at this time. The need for
haste Is Imperative."
Dr, Jones added that any persons
wishing to assist the young expectant
mother could leave donations at the
Lighthouse, 401 East Fifth street, at
the Pacific Highway, day or night.
She will be glad to deliver all dona
tions and also will furnish further
Information to any citizens who care
to visit the couple, ehe said.
(Continued lrom Pae On.)
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Adam Emlg passed away at a local
hospital Thursday at 3:00 p. m after
an illness or 5'iort duration. Mr.
Emlg was born In Germany, Novem
ber 30, 1858, and at the age of 32,
he left the old oountry, and came
to the United States, landing at New
York In 1880, during his eight years
thera he met and married Margaret
Zleger,
They left New York, coming west,
and finally settled In Wenatohee val
ley of Washington, where Mr, Emlg
took up a homestead, living there
for 19 years, and then coming to
Medford, where they .have mads their
home for 3D years. He had been farm
ing most of that time.
He leaves a host of friends, who
will be saddoned to learn of hta
passing, and la survived by his wife,
Margaret Emlg, and three daughters:
Mrs. John Brender of Loavenworth,
Wash.; Mrs. Joseph Wocknlck of
Portland, Oregon; Mrs. T. O. Lednlcky
of Medford, 13 grandchildren and five
great grandchildren, two brothers,
John and Nick Emlg of Leavenworth,
Wash., end on nephew, Nick Kin
chlff of Leavenworth, Wash.
Funeral services will be conduct
ed from the Sacred Heart Cat hollo
church, Saturday morning at 9:00
o'clock. Father P. W. Black officiat
ing. Interment In the Siskiyou Mem
orial park. Prayers will be held at
the Perl Funeral Home this evening
at 7:30.
New. Fall apparel arriving dally
Authentic atyles-moderatly priced
at ETHEL WYN B. HOFFMANN'S
Sixth and Holly streets
that disqualifies him as a matter of
common decency from acting aa
Judge In the matter."
Roosevelt Silent, v
"Nothing at all to say," was Gov.
Roosevelt's only comment last night.
But from Samuel Seabury, counael
for the Horetadter legislative Inves
tigation committee which dug up the
material on which the unfitness
chargea were baaed, came this state
ment!
"The chargea against the mayor
were fully proved and corroborated
In many Inatancea by documentary
evidence which was undisputed, and
by the admissions of the mayor,
"The mayor's resignation In the face
of thla record la equivalent to a con
fession of guilt.
"No Intelligent person will be mis.
led by the mayor's attempt to aub-
stltute for a defense an assault upon
the good faith and the motives of
the legally constituted authority to
review hla acta while In offloe.
fllKnlflcance Been.
"It la highly algnlflcant that thla
excuse Is availed of by the mayor
on the eve of the governor's Inquiry
Into the relatione between the mayor
and his fugitive agent, Sherwood
Seabury haa charged that Russell
T. Sherwood, accountant, handled
nearly a million dollars In trans.
actions for the mayor before van
ishing. Walker denlea the charges.
The mayor, who haa become pale
and 111, a pent part of hla last day
In office at the funeral of hi, broth
er, George P. Watker, In St. Patricks
cathedral. His frail ahouldera shook
and tears streamed down his cheeks.
He was no longer the chipper, gay
youth that New York and
large part of the world knew.
After the funeral he dropped from
sight for hours, while rumors that
he would realgn flew. At 10 p. m.
he returned to the Mayfalr house
where he Uvea, telling reporters he
felt "great."
Statement Given.
"Get down to the city hall," he
told reportera, with a laugh. "There'a
a atatement waiting there for you.
Half an hour later, City Clerk
Michael J. Cruise announced the
mayor's realgnatlon. Walker had
submitted It after conference with
political leaders reported to Include
John F. Curry, leader of Tammany
hall, and John H. McCooey, Demo
cratic leader In Brooklyn.
The mayor's chief oounsel, John
J. Curtln, who battled for him be
fore Governor Roosevelt, had wTlt
ten him a formal letter In which he
said there were two courses open to
him;
t. "To continue to submit to the
Illegal and unfair proceedings before
the governor, In which may eventu
ate an Illegal order of removal which
would be void from Its entry.
a. "To submit your case to the
people of the city of New York, who.
after all, are the ones most con
cerned." Proceedings a Travesty,
Walker chose the latter course, de
claring he was "submitting my case
to the people who made me mayor,
the people of the city of New York."
"Shall I permit myself to be lynch
ed to aatlsfy prejudice or political
ambition?" he asked.
He called the proceedings at Al
bany "a travesty, a mock trial, a pro
ceeding In comparison to which even
the praotloe of a drumhead court
martial aeemed liberal."
Walker, who became the elty'a chief
executive In 1935, alter a oareer as
a song writer, lawyer, assemblyman
and Democratic leader of the state
senate, la the first mayor of New
York to realgn under charges.
McKee, who succeeded him, haa
been oalled the handsomest and most
scholarly of all city officials. He Is
43 years old, a lawyer and graduate
of Fordham university with the de
grees of A. B., A. M., LL.B. and IX D.
He haa been an Instructor In Qreek.
Latin and literature, a reporter, an
assemblyman, and a city court Jus
tice. A resident of the Bronx, he U
a friend of Secretary of State Ed
ward J. Flynn, one of Oovernor
Roosevelt's strongest supporters. He
is married and has two children.
A cup of good coffee starts your day
right on Wings of
the Morning. Some
coffee does. Some
coffee does not. One coffee always
will. Because it comes from the only
offee roaster in America who special
ises In making fine coffee exclusively.
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Boys' 2-Pant
School
SUITS
Boys' fine tailored all wool aults
In tan, gray and tweed mixtures.
Juat the suit for the high school
boy. Sizes 14 to 30. You must
see these suits to appreciate their
real value. Extra special for back
to school week.
$495
Values to $14.50
Boys' Leather
COATS
Boys' front button style genuine
auede leather coats. A full lined
garment made with knit cuff and
leather collar. Slzea 0 to 30.
These coats made especially for
school wear,
$495
Boys' Wool
Sweaters
Boys' fine quality all wool school
sweaters. These come In either
with or without aleevea In various
patterns and weaves. Sires range
from 30 to 33. Ideal for school
wear.
$10pto$159
BOYS'
TOM SAWYER
SHIRTS and
BLOUSES
Thousands of boys will go back to
school this fall wearing "Tom
Sawyer" ahlrta or blouses. Wlae
mothfra know that It Is true econ
omy to buy these fast colored
wash garments for srowlnt- bora.
Dozens of new colors and patterns
in various styles in both ahlrta
and blouses. They aie priced
THE
BLOUSES
THE
. SHIRTS
79c
89-
A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY
Get your young prodigies ready for School! For if Junior
is going to be President and Jane Miss America in a few
years, they must do everything in a grand manner always.
We've selected simply wonderful things for them to wear
at school, and we're sure they'll be an inspiration to study.
i I AM
Anklet
A Back-to-Bchool sale
of anklets. Dozens of
smart patterns and
shades In our regular
35c values tor only
15
pr.
Rayon School
HOSE
Another sensational
Back-to-School value.
Misses' rayon mesh
school hose In a good
selection of colors and
size. Regular 49c to
GSc values. Extra spe
cial for school week
at Mann's.
39cpr.
A-B-C
PRINTS and
PERCALE
Many girls will open school
this season with a smart
wash frock of fast color
ABO print and plain per
cale. This Ideal school ma
terial comes 36 Inches wide
and of such lovely texture
that It launders and wean
beyond all expectations.
Make up a frock or two for
daughter.
IQcyd.
Polo Coats
For Campus Wear
If you have wished for a good-looking POLO COAT tailored along
the newest Military lines from the smartest woolens of the season,
yet felt you could not afford such a coat for school wear, your wlBh
and dream comes true this week at Mann's. These beautiful fall and
winter coats are of navy blue, wine, brown, or tan wools or camels
hair nth full silk lining, sizes 14 to 43.
$109.5
Mann's Main Floor
Little Lady School Bags
Daughter will love one of these little Lady Back to School
Bags. They have a zipper top and are fitted with a mirror.
Smart school colors of Blaclc, Tan, Blue, Oreeti and Navy.
They are finished In pig grain, smooth and other rough'
finishes. Your choice at Mann's tomorrjw
$ 1 00 each
New Fall
BAGS
New fall bags, underarm
and pouch styles in black
and Rhum Brown, smartly
made from combinations of
antelope, calf skin and chic
rough leathers. Just the bag
to carry off to school.
Here's Your
FALL
FELT
A Cuff Turban
Hat with Feather
Pad Over Eye
It's o new so young to
wearable I Anchor its jaunty
gob brim well on the brow
the feather over the right eye
you'll be sailing with the
smartest this fall black,
brown, navy, wine and green.
$5.
$95
$29.5
MESH UNDERWEAR
The Season's Smartest Wool
DRESSES
For Student . . . Teacher or
Business Woman
At last a real value In women's and misses' wool frocks for fall and winter
1B33. The dress supreme for the College girl. Teacher or other business
' women. Smartly tailored from new light weight wools that Include Casa
t nova cloth. Shoga and all other new rough wools. They come In half and
regular sires making alterations seldom neccessary. For example they are
slzea 10 to 3 4 and 14 to 43.
Mesh underwear for teachers or the
college miss. Smart aborts, steplns
and dance sets In flesh and white.
All aires, all meshes. Reg. 98c values.
Special for school week.
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ON SALE
TOMORROW
AT MANN'S
$109.5
if
Closing Out
SCHOOL
SUPPLIES
. We are closing out our entire line of qual
ity school supplies. Tablets, binders, filler
papers, pencils, pens, note books, inks and
other needed school accessories. Buy your
school supplies at Mann s thla season and
save.
Regular 10c Tablets at 5c
Reg. 5c Tablets, 2 for 5c
10c Ink Tablets, now 5c
25c Ink Tablets, now 15c
Looseleaf Note Books 15c
'All Note Book Paper 5c
SCHOOL PENCILS
5 for 5c; 2 for 5c and 5c
School Crayolas 10 & 15c
Pen Holders at 5c Each
Pen Points at 15c dozen
New Fall
Gloves
For School
Gloves for College! New cape
skins In four button gauntlet
style. Plain and novelty trim.
These are In Rhum brown and
black. Made by "Postman."
$195
Gloves Main Aisle
Kiddies'
Print
Frocks
Kiddles' print dresses
at 98c. A group of fast
color prints, lawns
and voiles in various
styles. Ideal for the
little girls first year
at school. Sires up to
6 years.
Also New Softies
For School Wear
at 69c up to $1.95
Hat Shop
2nd Floor
COATS
For SCHOOL
GIRLS
Mothfra will find It a simp
le matter to aelect daugh
ters school costa from
Mann's. New wools, new fur
trims and best of all, new
low prices.'
$49.5 $D9.5
Chinchilla Coats
For Girls, $3.95
SWEATERS
For Little Tots
Sweaters for first graders snd those
yet to start to school. All wool kntt
affairs In slip on and coat style. Tan.
green, red. navy and psstel shades.
Regular values up to 12 95 and sizes
from to 6.
$1 9.8
98
Children's
Section
Main
Floor