PIGE EIGHT
SfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON, TUESDAY, 'AUGUST 1, 1933.
FEHL'S WITNESS
IIS 10 ARGUE
CASEJI STAND
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nwmbar of the "eon grew" or that
she hw heard Mm declare at a
Medford meeting last February that
be was a member In a speech. The
state Indicated that It would Intro
duce a stenographic report of the
speech, to Impeach Mrs. Fehl,
Mrs. T. J. Enrlght testified that
Fehl was at her home discussing tax
matters with her husband, between
7 and 7:30, on the erenlng of the
to te -stealing.
Mrs. Pehl In her cross-examination
admitted that Pehl. Banks and Mrs.
Martin had addressed many rural
"congress" meetings.
LuDleu Testifies
J. Arthur LaDleu, former business
manager for the Banks newspaper
testified that the meeting in the
county court office was for the pur
pose of arranging bonds for Banks on
Indictments charging criminal libel
and criminal syndicalism. He aad he
was not present all of the season.
LaDleu testified that Jones, Fehl,
Amos W. Walker and Bank, were
present, and when Sheriff Bcherraer
horn. convicted of the same charge
aa Fehl Is accused, returned from
securing the approval of the court to
the bonds, he was accompanied by
Attorney Elton Watklns of Portland,
attorney for Bchermerhorn In the re
count proceedings. LaDleu said when
the meeting dispersed Watklns and
Schermerhorn went to the sheriff's
of floe.
Mrs. Fannie May Brown corrobor
ated the testimony of her daughter,
Mrs. Martin. I
The trial has speeded up, and It is
now expected that the chief defense
case will be completed by Wednesday
noon.
TROOPS REVIEWED BY WAR SECRETARY
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At a part of th. governor.' conferenca In California, the thirtieth Infantry waa reviewed at San Fran
Cisco Preeldlo by the secretary of war. Left to right: Secretary Dern, Maj. Gen. Malln Craig, eomman.
dant of tha ninth eorpa area; Fire Chief Charlea J. Brennan and 8upervlaor Emmett Hayden of San
Franclaco, Ooy. F. H. Cooney, Montana; Mayor Angelo Rotai, Gov. L. A. Miller, Wyomlno. and Gov. T.
F. Green. Rhode laland. (Associated Prasa Photo)
LINDBERGHS ON AIR SURVEY TRIP TO GREENLAND
Merchant of Central Point met
isei mgnt ar, the office or The Amerl.
ran, the town 'a newspaper, and by
unmlmoui vote, endorsed the Na
dent Boosvelt and agreed to comply
witn all ita phases.
Pointing out that tha president la
tfeslroua of Increasing work and hint.
ness, they agreed upon 8:00 a. m. to
o:uu p. m. aa open Hours for stores
every day but Saturday, and 8:00 a. m.
to 8:00 p. m. for that day. By ao
fining mey win increase their over
heRd. and to enmnlv with n,
dent'a Wsoa BorrAAmenfc will InoMiM
th. number of employes serving the
puDiio, wmcn iney aescribod today aa
i ooject or ine president's
program."
Central Point Is nrlmsrllw in inrl
cultural center. It waa also pointed
out,, and tha extra. hours' aervlca on
Saturday night will mean much to
h m. .H. -
LAKEVIEW PLANS
THREE-DAY RODEO
Frontier, may be fading aome
piacm, dui tn Lskeview Roundup
association of that eastern Oregon
town assures Ita friends in Medford
that the greatest roundup of he
fear, with all of the wild west at
traction, is being staged there Sat
urday, Sunday and Labor day, Sep
tember 3, 8 and 4.
John A. 0. King of Lakevlew writes
hat."I have seen plenty of wild west
shows and roundups in my tlma, but
thta Is the wildest show of them all."
Xnvltatlona are being sent to every
point In southern Oregon and Mr.
King assures all that they wlU cer
tainly get their money's worth.
More than 850 games were played
n tha Ssn Quentln prison, Call
eornla, cheee tournament.
The Well-informed
Choose
USE
Refrigeration
SAFE
No chemical or
gus nothing to
get out of order.
SILENT
Yet truly auto
mata. SAVING
Costs less to own,
less to operatt
and nothing for
repairs.
Medford Ice &
Storage Go.
South Fir Street
For Delivery Phone 264
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t.hSfh. . . Ci! "!,A- Llnaoergn are on a flight to Greenland to Investigate th possibilities of es
tablishing a trana-Atlantlo air routa to Europe. Mrs. Lindbergh, clad In flying toga, 1 1 ehown it left aa'
aha arrived at College Point, Long laland, for th. .tart of the flight. Plctura a right ahowa Llndberoh
ft.r he oav. hi. plane . final teat befor. th. takeoff. (Associated Pr... Photo."9 Lindbergh
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Th. Cotton Blossom Singers, a
negro mala auartct from Pinv
Wooda, Miss., aro to present a concert
In th. nrst Methodist church of this
city next Thursday evening at eight
o'clock. There will hA rn irimiuifln
charge, but an offering will be taken.
inese singers nave been In Med
ford on Other occasions mil Bra .Aii
knOWn tO tha lorSl MnnU T 1.
expected a large audience will be
praem ana an an urged to com.
early.
ADD SECOND PHONE
AT LOCAL CHAMBER
To car. for lneresit .. .i ...
lilting from th. National Recovery
Act Dimntlffn hM u. r., .
. ...v, vug iiivinoflr or
Commerce hu found It necessary to
"tjiiioiu communication.
Anyone calllna tha h.mK..
"kfor "03" or 82," th. new number.
MAEWESTW1LLINGI0
TELL II TO JUDGE'
HOLLYWOOD, Aug. 1. tfP)
Ma. West expressed herself rntlrely
willing today to "come up and aee
th. Judge any time" about that 1308
fur bill.
Told about the suit of a Chicago
furrier ngalnst her, the actress de
clared that "they weren't fox fura;
they wer. catsklns; I didn't do him
wrong: h. did n wrong."
She hss filed countersult for 1428,
as tha furrier kept the coat, ah. aald.
WM. ISAACS HOST TO
CHAMBER DIRECTORS
Wm. F. tSSSr VU fcAafc T-.f ,-ht
to members of the bosrd of directors
of th. Chamber of Commerce, enter
taining at his river home, Big Roc.
lodge.
A Dutch aupper was enjoyed, fol
lowed by the regular meeting nf th.
HAIRisSCALP
9 op BmMtstltuI Hmlr.m Claan Scmtp,
aitrf freedom from Dandruff, time thm
THRU BMW PRODUCTS BY'
r Lucky Tiger-
UNTIDY tnd mbmiTiaMlng danrfniff ti (jalrltlT
llm!nitl by Luofcy T1trr Hatr Tonlo oof
pptK-auon nopi ui4( mwarmoia iicnmsj.
If roo bmv drr hair and .valp or unruly htlr
wnir-it IB nara u manBKa, aucar inr nair
OrlnK maka It aoft. lustrous anil eaay to
dr-M In any tylc. Not ailcky orirrtaay.
Tnr an InrljroraHngr Shnmpoo whlrh IrnmArn
lately elanuahair and -alp. dm Lucky Hear
it nnnm ogt uia oaturai
ft
Matfla
luater and ahaen.
druff. and kaept tho hair
na iiiay.
The IBaaloLaekrHaTer
iTfauiru on or uie uirtjosi
In hair hralu. comfort
ana rtoauty. At ynar m. i
dniKuUt or barbar.
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SEVERLN BATTERS SERVICE
Medford Mad. Batteries
6 volt 13-plate Q pn
1 vr. llarantee'''''
Recharge, onr make. 25.
1522 No. Riversides rhone 800
Beginning TODAY
WE WILL
Open at 9:00 A. M.
and
Close at 4:30 P. M.
JACKSON COUNTY
BUILDING & LOAN
ASSOCIATION
C. M. KIDD, Preiident. O. C. BOGGS, Secretary
Member of the Federal Home Loan Bank System
Member N. R. A. "We Do Our Part"
WELCOME . Jlaiu&bdtoAimudffato
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Agriculturist and
Horticulturist
Thii store welcomes
you to Medford with
just one thought in
mind that closer
cooperation with
residents of the rural
communities and city
m e a n s' a happier
community as a
whole.
MANN'S
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"A GREAT STORE IN A GREAT COUNTRY"
A Sensational Sale of
Holeproof and Theme Silk Hose
Full Fashioned Styles 7Qc
This sensational aal. of women's pur. allk Bos.
Includes our beautiful Holeproof and Them. line,
in both full-fashioned chiffon end servlc. weight
Hosiery of th. finest quality Id sizes that fit not
only th. small woman but the larger woman as
well who ususlly must purchsse an out size, On
sale tomorrow at Mann's
PAIR
MSfflS
HALF PRICE
Tomorrow at Mann's
This Is the Final Clearance of Dresses at Mann's and con
sists of most complete assortment ever offered by this store.
Included are spring and summer models from such fine
dress houses as "Korrect", "Paramount1' and other leading
make. Dresses In almost every wanted style, color and
size In both light and dark shades. On sale tomorrow
Note the Reductions
Quoted Below
$3.95 Dresses for $1.98
$6.95 Dresses for $3.98
.. $9.95 ' Dresses for. $4.98
$12.50 Dresses for $6.25
$15.00 Dresses' for $7.50
$18.00 Dresses for .$9.00
$24.75 Dresses for $12.?8
VISIT THE BARGAIN TABLE ON
THE 2ND FLOOR 10c TO $1.00
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Sale of Hand Made
NIGHT GOWNS
Tomorrow In tha Underwear section:
A sale of Women's and Misses' fine
quality . soft finish nainsook Night
Clowns at AOe each. A hand made
gown embroidered In attractive de
signs. Colors are flesh, white and
tea rose. All sizes. S9c value.
50
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I Sale of Infants'
SUN SUITS
In the Baby Shop on the Main Floor:
! A sale of Infants' Sun Suits at the
: extra special price of 10c each.
: These are a fine cotton print suit
In pink and blue. They come In
darling little styles up to 6 years la
I size. (No refunds or credits.)
10
c
ea.
Sale of Fast Color
Wash Frocks
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Sale of Infants'
ROMPERS
Another Wednesday special from the
Baby Shop I Infants' hand made
Rompers In clever sleeveless styles
for warm August days. Colors to
select from ara pink, blue and maize.
Sizes are 1, 3 and S years. Your
choice
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at M
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$1.50 to $1.95
REGULAR
VALUES
FOR ONLY
The Greatest Wash Dress
Sale We've Ever Staged!
It' th. kind of a ssl. you'll never forsetl Think of having
your pick of over 300 lovely new Printed Voiles, Pique
Jumpers, cool sheer Prints snd Tiny Flower Prints for only
88c esch. These ar. not Just ordinary cotton frocks . . .
but th. kind to wear everywhere ... to the beach, for
sports, for vacstton trips and whenever you want to look
"dressed up " Tub them as many times as you like they
WON'T FADE! Size. 14 to 52.
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Clean Up on Summer
DRESS GOODS
Tomorrow a sensational clean-up on
thla season's Dress Materials consist
ing of Rayon Shantung, Rayon Crepe,
fin. Voiles, Orgsndles and other
aummer fabrics. Regular vaJties up
to 49 yird. Tour choice while they
last
19
yd.
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Big 24x44-inch
BATH TOWELS
An unusual vaJu. for tomorrow In
heavy Turkish Bsth Towels. Big 33x
44-lnch towels In whit, with colored
border, and 30-40-lnch towela In
fancy bath room designs. All are
doubl. thread construction and a
marvelous value
25
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Men's Work
SOX
A Wednesday sals of Men's
medium weight Work Sox at
10 pair for 1.00. These are In
olid ahades of black, brort
and gray. Sisei 10 to 13.
10 p,
Wool Cossack Coats
For Men and Boys
Th. best coat value In southern Oresonl Men's and Bora'
extra fin. quality wool Cossack-Costs at 12 98 and tses
These fin. Sport and Work Coats are made from 33 oa'
all wool coating and have the handy ripper front fastener
and two alash pocketa. v. hav. only a limited number
ao get your coat tomorrow, size. 36 to 49 and for Boya
6 to 18.
BOYS'
$2.98
MEN'S
$3.98
"Can't Bust 'Em" Overalls
Men who want Wng lit. in overalls alwava
come t Mann's. They buy th. famoua "Can t
Bust 'Em". A full cut fine qualitr blue denim
overall that is th. standard of th. world. All
sties.
95
c
pr
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Main FLOOR
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