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PTGfE TWELVE MEDFORD M2UJ TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, ERTDiT.iFEBRiriRT.24,-1933.- Chorus in Craterian's "Follies" HUGE SLIDE OF ROCK CRUSHES' LIFE FROM AS SYKES CREEK MINER (Continues lroifl Page One) aspects of the Insull mees. There m Bo favoritism as between the Re publicans and Democrats. Both got off lightly. The British flip-flop wss responsi ble for the stronger action taken by the League of Nations against Japan. There are Increasing Indications In officialdom that Britain came around because the Chinese were threatening action sgslnst the large British hold ings In China. Some of our officials believe she also bad In mind the coming war debt negotiations with us. That P nears to be only partially true. The real reason was fear of what the Chi nese would do to British Investments ' Increasing quantities of Irate mall are pouring In on the senators from out In the country. Moat ox it ae mands action to end filibusters. It Is evident many of the scribes do not know what filibusters are but they are bitterly opposed to them. That Is why you have witnessed this re cent agitation to change the senate rules and hectic efforts to restore congressional prestige. - Added to that Is the fact that the Democrats realize they have too many wlldmen like Huey Long on their bands. They can see they are not going to be able to get their pro gram through next session unless thMv rhnnire the rules so thev can handle these boys. You will have an opportunity shortly to sea bow sincere the sena tors are about economy. - Mr. Hoover has called the usual special session of the senate at noon March 4. That must be done for con firmation of Mr. Roosevelt's cabinet. But the law gives each senator mile Age home and back for the special session. He may not even move out of his senate chair between the time the old session expires at noon and a moment later when the new session begins, but the law gives him mileage Just the same. A few days labor when Mr. Roose velt calls the special legislative ses sion they will get mileage again. That Is what Is known as gravy. The Old Fashioned Chorus from this seanon's R. K. O. Revue which was directed by Frank Hay ward, and which he will duplicate here In the Med ford Follies at the Craterlan next Wednesday and Thursday. FRUITGROWERS MEET SATURDAY WILL POIM" TO SAVINGS IN SPRAY The meetings of fruitgrowers called for 1:30 p. m. Saturday, February 35, at the court jhouae auditorium will be of great Interest to all, according to Ii, P. Wilcox, county agent. With finances at a low ebb, the question of an effective but economi cal spray program Is of great Im portance. L. Q. Gentner of the Southern Oregon Experiment station has been obtained as speaker to dis cuss cortaln orchard pests, such as blister mite, rust , mite and codling moth,, and how best to 'control these insect with the minimum amount of cost. Prof. F. O. Retmer, who has during the past season continued his Investigations on the reaction of ar sente of lead with certain well waters, will report on ills findings. Also, Professor Relmer has some new and Interesting data to present on the question of soil fertility. '- All growers are urged to be present at the auditorium by the specified time and to enter Into the discussion of these important questions. GIVE PLAY IN COUNTY Applegata Grange is staging a one act farce Saturday entitled "Pa's Mew Housekeeper," which will be their at tempt to win honorable mention by the judges of Jackson county Recrea tional club. The plays are being staged by the various Granges and clubs in the county, the three winners to com pete at a later date in Medford for the prize, a trip to Corvallls for the winning cast. Applegate U Justly proud of their amateurs and feel sure of their suc cess. In the past hree years they have put on several plays which have been successes and the notice of an other always fills the house. Herbert Elmore, the director, has taken considerable pains and time with the following cast and as all of them have participated In previous plays. It Is felt that It will not be long till the term amateur will be dropped. The cast: ' Pa Jackson (widower, who has de- LeRoy C. Brubaker, 38, was almost Instantly killed Tuesday afternoon. while working under a 10-foot wall of rock and gravel on the Jackson property up Sykes creek. Brubaker, with his brother-in-law, Clyde Ringer, was shoveling gravel in the Jacxson property up Sykes creek .J Brubaker, with his brother-in-law, Clyde Ringer, was shoveling gravel in the sluice boxes at the foot of the embankment and Ringer bad Just walked a few feet away to wash out a trial pan when he heard a crash and turned to see several tons of gravel and dirt lying where they had stood only a second or so before. The head and shoulders of the victim were not burled and Indications were that Brubaker had probably been aware of the danger, only too late to es cape. He was thrown chest down across a ledge of rock. After working fran tically for a half hour or more Ringer left to get help. An Immense rock rested across Bru baker'a hips and a slightly smaller one on his back. He also had a bad skull fracture as well as extreme In ternal Injury. After the victim was gotten out he was taken to the Wi nter store where friends and neigh bors worked over him until Dr. Bailey of Grants Pass arrived and said be had been almost Instantly killed. Mr. Brubaker was unmarried, mak ing his home with his sister and brother-in-law, Clyde Ringer of Wl mer. Two brothers and two sisters and his parents all reside at Pomona. Calif., to which place the body will be shipped. The body will be accom panied by Mrs. Clyde Ringer. The deceased was born near Los Angeles. He was highly respected In the community In which he lived, and was master of Enterprise Grange and his death was a great shock to the community. elded intentions) Freemont Jordan. Jimmy Jackson (his son, who dis approves of them) Charles Elmore. Jack Brown (Jimmy's mend, who helps thwart them) Prank Knutzen. Mattte Jackson (Jimmy's sister, who cannot understand them) Berteena Elmore. Molly Holbrook (who gets mixed up In them) Clara O Brlen. Good style - is never extreme. If f you look around at ' ' the people who dress ... .'.' .Ft , in guuu laiie, yuu n . see that there's never r anything "flashy" . ahouttvhattheywear. 1 .-'It: (Hhesterf Come to think of it . . . it's very much the same with cigarettes. No cigarette should ever be "strong." That means that they should never be too rich or over-seasoned not harsh or"bitcy." The taste of a Chesterfield is just as near right as we know how to make it. Not tasteless or fiat, not too highly flavored for steady smoking, but with just the right kinds of tobaccos blended the one right way to satisfy. Chesterfields are mild. They taste better. ield ticciyaretfc ltalh milder S- J A uiectjareue tai tastes better Saturday-Monday-Tuesday at Mann's DOD.il. vans UNIFORMS Extra special for t Days. Gen uine "Bob Evans" uniforms la blue, green, rose and white. Long or snort sleeve styles. A sensational value at- this low price. .. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday are super $ Days at Mann's. ' Medford 's own store. Note the values in this ad, check them over one by one, th,en make it a point to shop at this tore during these three sale days. It pays to watch Mann's ads. "Our Flashlight" Bargain ,for $ DAY at MANN'S POLO COATS Women' and mlasea' polo ooata again, but at a remarkably loir price. Not a cheap polo coat but a good coat at an Inexpensive price ... These come In three styles and are made from Wyandotte polo cloth, a beautiful all wool material. Atyle notes are double breasted effects, all around belts, stitched collars and cuffs and rayon taffeta, linings. .Green, gray and blue. Blzes 14, 19, 18, 30. s65-0 DRESS SPECIAL at MANN'S for $ DAY $3. Wool Dresses $ IIMIMI fllllliHMIf lllllin Straws are going to every head! 1. $J00 ea. Children's fart color Oin. derella Wash Frocks in sizes 7 to 16 years. Special $1.00 IMtHimiMilllllHIMIMIIIIIIIIM I Days In Mann'c dreas section brings aa outstanding value In wool frocks for women and misses. 50 wool and Jersey models In good styles and colors. Sizes 14 to 18. . WOMEN'S and CHILDREN'S KNIT BLOUSES New shipments of women's and children's knit blouses for spring and summer wear. These come In assorted shades with new necklines and popular puff sleeve Idea featuring novelty knits. Girls' sizes 30 to S, women's sizes 34 to 40. Special ! $a9-5 I 5 x 1. IIIHHHIIHIIIIII IIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIilllllllllllllMllltliMII Men's Sweaters Special for I Days. Men's pullover style sweater with- sleeves in white, blue, and tan. : Sleeveless pullovers In white, blue, black and canary yellow. Sizes 84 to S. Special $1.00 - Boys', Blouses Genuine Tom Sawyer blouses for boys from A to 10 years on sale Days for a new low price. All are well made from fast color per cale and broadcloth and sell regu larly for 79c each. 3 for $1.00 Men's Hose Men's fancy , dreas HOLEPROOF silk, rayon and lisle hose at 4 pair for 91 .00. These are in good look ing clock, stripe and all over pat terns. Sizes from 10 to 13. Regu lar 35c pair. 4 pair $ 1 .00 Dress Shirts Men's (In. quality full cut broad cloth dreas shirts at 1 (or S1.00. Tou haw a ctaolc. at white, blu. tan and pmi In size lt to IT. Buy now for summar wsar. 2 for $1.00 Ms lutiMmMitnii ihu i ihi ii M Ht iinnt itt hi i tt m mntMtn m nt Clearance of Jewelry Lovers of costume Jewelry will take advantage of this Day sale In a big way. NecWaces, earrings, bracelets and clips In all colors and styles In cluded at this unusual price. Main aisle. Special 5 for $1.00 lllllllltlllllllllllll HlltMIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIItlllllliiiiiiiiMIMIIIMIItllMIII IM'tllll IIIIIMIMMIIIIIMIIIIMIIIIIIIIIMIMIII IIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMMII Stamped 36-inch Lunch Sets In the Art Section on 8 Day you can buy two lovely stamped luncheon sets for 81.00. Cloths are 38 Inch stamped for embroidery on fine art linen. Assorted colors and patterns to select 2 Sets for $1.00 IIIIHIIIIIIIMIIIIItlllHI imiHHIlllltmlHIIHIHIMI tlllllllllltlimt Do you wonder, when such buys as these are possible? There's a color for every dress . . a tilt for every face! Get youri tomorrow! PEDALINES I CROCHETS! SPARKLE-KNITS I TOYO STRAWS 1 Tie-Back Veils 35c For that new old-fashioned look! Black, navy, fray, brown and white. iiiiiiititnimiiiiitiiiiiiiiiltliiii New Suede Card Table Covers, assorted colors $1.00 40 Bar Boxes of Real French Toilet Soaps. Box $1.00 Genuine Modess Sanitary Napkins, 5 Boxes for $1.00 Chiffon and Serv'e Weight 'Theme' Silk Hose, pr. $1 .00 Beautiful Sheer Chiffon Silk Hose, 2 pair for $1.00 Kiddies' Non-Run Rayon Panties.. 4 Pair for $1.00 "Vanity Fair" Taffie Stripe Rayon Undies. Each $l!oQ Women's and Misses' Rayon Stepins, Shorts, 3 for $1.00 Women's and Misses' 1 and 2 pc. Rayon Pajamas $1.00 36 in. Wulleta Crepe in Assorted Patterns, 5 yds. $1.00 40 in. Printed Washable Silks. Choice, per yard $1.00 39 in. All Silk Crepe in ass't colors, 2 yards for $1.00 36 in. Brocaded Damask for Drapes, 3 yards for $1.00 Fine Cretonnes and Chintzes. Special, 3 yards for $1.00 36 in. Natural Color Pongee. Special, 6 yards for $1.00 36 in. Fine Quality White Broadcloth, 6 yards for $1.00 36 in. White Pique. Popular Spring Fabric, 5 yds. $1.00 36 in. Plain and Printed fast dr. Br'dcloth, 5 yds. $1.00 81x99 inch Seamless Sheets. Special, 2 for $1.00 22x44 inch Turkish Bath Towels. Choice, 8 for $1.00 36-inch Muslin, 22 yards $1.00 MEDFORD'S OWN STORE 42x36 Pillow Cases 10 $1.00 A 19JJ. Luara Mrsi Xossgcq Ca
