MEDFORD "MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 8, 1933.
STEELED MOVE
amis ti Ul UIXUL-. Jhm&
TO DRESS FOR SCHOOL
UP ROGUE RIVER
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' Craft? old Al Karaslck won tha
dcldlng fan from Harry Demetral
In thoii main event mach at the
armory last night after the Chicago
Ortck had bent the Russian Lion's
right vm Into mora angles than a
nretul. Demetral took the first
tumble witA a ate -over arm bar and
bad Karaslck in a bad way several
times soon after, but Al managed to
clamp on a Boston crab which forced
Pemeiral to pat the mat In 11 mln
ues. With the score even, Demetral
went after the "Lion" hot and heavy,
working on hta arms in an effort to
get the deciding fall.
Tho end came in a spectacular
fashion when Demetral chased the
Russian up on the ropes In a corner
and Referee Les Weiss attempted to
make them get down and wrestle.
The official was between Karaslck
and Demetral and Karaslck made a
dive over Weiss' head at Demetral
the tthree landing In a heap on the
canvas and Karaslck pinning the
Greek for the second fall.
Demetral substituted for Les Wolfe,
who failed to appear. A 00-day sus
pension was decreed for Wolfe by
the Mcdford boxing commission.
In th nrallralnsrv Fireman Rbt
rrlsble found little difficulty In tak-4
tag Herman Olson for two straight
falls via the Bonnenberg route. Fria
ble would allow Olson to head lock
him a few times and when the latter
would come In to finish Vie fireman
suddenly snapped up from the floor
with a flying tackle Which laid the
Tlaltlng grappler low.
. Promoter Li Hard will vary the
armory program for his next show
by putting on a boxing card with
several of the best boys In the state
taking part.
HOW THEY
i STAND,
Bv the AMnciatM rrf aa. .
Count,
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Hollywood . OS et
toa Angla 88 66
Portland 91 68
Sacramento 87 74
Oakland '- 78 88
San Prancltco 6S 02
Mlaalona - 88 03
Seattle 60 00
By Joa Wharton.
nnANTft PARS. Bant. B. (Sol.)
Report from all aectlona o( Rogue
river adjacent to Oranta Paaa would
Indicate that the lall run of itwl
beads Is In the river and moving
ttrutream. Falrlv aood catcbaa were
made over the laat week-end, espec
ially on that section Detween town
and Almeda. Charlie Adair took
couple of all pounders below Flndley
Bend, some seven or eigni-pouna
were taken at Rogue Riffles, near
nnturrun hririffa. The water be
tween Hell's gat yielded a few good
flab. Perhaps the most conaiaieui
fi.hino la attll had on the section
near We-Ak-U Inn, Pierce Riffle and
Tahoma Park, clear down to the old
Ament Drift dam.
with tha rmnlnj rrf real fall wea
ther, with cool and cloudy weather.
the fishing should Improve on an
tlons day by day and from the middle
n ihi. mnnth until the middle of
November, should see the beat fly
fishing of the season along this sec
tinn nt iha Ttnmim. The crawfish are
regaining their hard sheila and bot
tom food of all kinds win wcoira
scarcer as the water cools.
A number of steelheads, as well as
large out-throats, have been taken
with short csstlng rod and spinner
tfcu mthnd nr fiahlns Is becom
ing more popular as time goes on. The
moat popular spinners lor vm
are the number two Colorado. In
brass, copper or nickel and copper,
half mmre awlvel casting lead.
For ateelheada. the most popular
A .rfaHv flv la th Roval COSCb-
man, the did favorite with Rogue river
fishermen, the Gibson uin, oomeu
rk-.nn ani nthap brilliant natterns
with Jungle Cock wing are alao very
effective, and these patterns win Be
come more and more effective aa the
Ply fishing for small trout Is fslr
along most sections and the trout are
averaging larger In slie than tney
rttt a mnnth aan.
The best tuning of tne season w
yet to come and especially on the
lower Rogue,, between Oranta Pass
and Gold Beacb.
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BASEBALL
YESTERDAY
Coast League
Hollywood 11. Los Angeles 8.
. Sammento 6, Portland 1.
Heat tie 0, Oakland 8.
Ban Francisco 11, Mtaslons J.
American Lsgue
At New York 13, St. Louis 8.
, At Philadelphia 6, Cleveland 0,
At Washington 0, Chicago 1.
At Boston-Detroit poaponed, rain.
National League
- At Pittsburgh 14, New York I.
At Cincinnati 0, Brooklyn 3.
At Chicago a. Boston 1.
At St. Louis 10. Phlladelphal 1.
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Warrant rail.
School Dlst. No. S.
. Notice la hereby given that there
are funds on hand for the redemp
tion of warrant No. 17, Interest ceases
on the 11th day of September, 1933.
Payable at the First National Bank.
Medford. EUGENE MES. Clerk.
TOURNEY WILL OPEN
TO ALL NEXT SUNDAY
Thaaa ftava am BOlflnEC dSVS. The
tang In the air, the bright aunshlne
say no, and ao aoea w. r. u..
manager of the Medford Public uolt
nmirM in announcing the opening
of an early fall tournament, for which
golfera are asked to quaury inis com
Inn MnnriaV..
Oolfera will play off one round eacn
week and all persons Interested re
um .mi am mi am ureed to enter
with promise of special ratea and a
low entranos fee lor tne lournam-n..
Prises will be offered ingnt win
innanlatlnn winners and run
neraup so there will be something for
everyone. The falrwaya are In their
best condition at the present time
and a large entry llet for the tourna
ment la anticipated. Anyone wian-
ina further Information regarding the
event la asked to call Mr. Chausee at
686.
OLD TIMERS-SEEK
Cltlwni who could play ball 35
yeara ago. and atlll think they can,
have challenged the Medford Roguea
for a gam. preferably a week from
Sunday the winner to tks all, and
neither Kim to Import talent for the
occasion.
The defiant, ambltloue, and alight-
ly aged old-tlmera Include Shorty
Miles, u. Walter Antle, If., Frank
bases, cf., Jack Olll. rf., John WlV
klnson, lb., Msrk Pstton, 3b., Seldon
Hill. e, and Ralph Burgees, p.
The Ancient squsd Is short a third
baseman. The tram Is still so good
they won't need one. If they perform
as well as tney think tney can.
Aetna Life
Insurance Company
Takes pleasure
in announcing the
appointment of
GEORGE HENSELMAN
as
DISTRICT AGENT
with offices
in the
Medford Building
PHONE 864
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New Fall
Suits
For Men and
Young Men
Theae's " a mighty bright
outlook to the Fall clothing
season for men and young
men If we can Judge from
the way the fellows sround
.town are looking end buy
ing these new Club end
Bsrtlett Suits. Single end
double breasted models In
the new blues, gray a,
browns and mixtures.
$25.
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New Shirts
and Blouses
Mothers are coming to
Mann's for the Boy's school
shirt or blouse. They know
a "Tom Sawyer" garment Is
full cut snd made from the
very beat of faat color ma
terials. All slus.
$1.00
Boys' Wool I
Sweaters
The boy simply must have a ,
sweater for school. Why
not one of these fine all
wool slip-ons? They are In
tan, black, blue and green,
with the popular V neck.
$1.95
'Can't Bust 'Em"
CORDS
For School
School day would not be
complete without a pair ot
"Can't Bust "Em" cords.
These famous corduroy
pants for boys are in the
wanted tan shades.
$2.50
Men's Sizes $2.95
.fir?
Men's and Boys'
WOOL
JACKETS
For school or work'we know
of no better Jacket than
these 33 oa. pure wool Mil
ton cloth coats, A garment
any boy or man would love
to own . . . alpper front and
Coaaark style collar. Arijuat
able watat band. Boys sires
S to 18. Men's 38 to 44.
Dark blue In color.
Boys' Sizes
$3.95
Men's Sizes
$4.95-
MOTHERS know the way to dress the children for school is the Mann way. They know at this
store a complete selection of quality school clothes awaits their choosing snd at prices to
fit any budget. So bring the children to Mann's, We csn completely outfit them with every
thing except shoes.
Girls' Wool School Coats
Tomorrow we celebrste the opening of Back to School Week with the biggest value
In coats In our history. Beautiful flannel lined chinchilla coata with hats to match
for 88 85. . . . Lovely new all wool tweed costs for growing girls at 110.95. And new
fur trimmed models In Fall's smsrtest styles and fabrics for 19.95 and up to 819.90.
These coats come in sizes 7 to 14.
Chinchillas
$6.95
''My wrni-
Wool Tweeds J. '
are,
M JtLcwwu 69.5 $39.5
New Suede Coats
A Bsck to School Special on 30 lovely new suede
leather coats for only 87 95. The coat you'll soon
be paying 810 for. These are smartly tailored from
fine skins. They are full lined and come in plenty
of styles. The sizes are from 14 to 30. Your choice
at Mann's tomorrow
Back to School special of unuaual merltl Smart one,
two and three-piece knit sports suits thst are Ideal
for school and college wesr at 88-88 each. These new
gsrments are In Fall's newest shsdes and weaves In
sizes 14 up to 30. On sale tomorrow at Mann's.
"Town and Country'
Wool Sports Jackets
The Sports Shop on the Second Floor Is featuring
for tomorrow new "TOWN and COUNTRY" sports
Jackets for school and outing wear. These smart
little coats are of fine wool In the popular Cossack
collar style and come In holiday red, green and navy
blue. Sizes 14 to 30.
tillKMI,
Sale of
French Crepe
SLIPS
Fine all silk French crepe
and silk and rayon French
crepe bias cut slips for
Women and Mlasea at 81.00
each. These come In tea
rose, white and flesh. All
sizes. EXTRA SPECIAL
$1.35
Value
' for
$19.0.
New Wool
Sweaters
For Little Tots
Mothers! We call your spec- .
lal attention to these new
wool sweatera for kiddles.
Darling little affairs In sllp
on or coat styles. Sizes from
3 to 8 years.
$ 49
Handkerchiefs
for School
School children never have
too many handkerchlefa. so
atock up on these all linen
prlnta at this low Back to
School Week price.
Dresses
A great day In the Chil
dren's dept. Saturday I 300
adorable wash frocks for
the miss from 7 to 18 at
81.00 each. These are in
new faat color Fall prints.
Just the dress for school.
Sale of Winter Coats
$1.00
ea.
The first big coat sale of the new season 1 And never again will you
buy auch coata for 819.75. Coata that are tailored from the very flneat of
woolens. Coata that are silk lined and Interlined snd every one trimmed
with resl furs. Select one of these fine coats now while the color snd
size range Is complete. A small eeposlt will hold any garment until you
are ready to have It delivered. ' -
$
in.75
Sale of New Dresses
5
ea.
Mann'. Main Floor
Cinderella
Wash Frocks
Another group of Glrla' faat
color wash dresses. The fa
mous Cinderella dress In
sizes 7 to 18 at 81.95 each.
These are well msde from
lovely wash fabrics snd fin
ished with a generous hem.
$1.95
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Sweaters
A new shipment of Girls'
all wool slip-on and coat
style swestere at the low
price of 81.59 each. There
are 300 In thla group In all
colors and sizes. Buy now
$1.59
New GLOVES
For School or College
The high school girl or college miss
ahonld have a pair of these sturdy
cape akin gloves! They are Ideal for
school wear and come In black,
brown, blue and beige. Slip-on style
and washable.
Another outstanding sale event at Mann's tomorrow 100 beautiful Fall
and winter dresses going for 86.95. Dresses of the famous "SEAL CREPE"
snd gusranteed to. wssh perfectly These lovely frocks are in the season's
smsrtest styles featuring dots, plaids, and small prints. Sizes in- this
group are from 14 to 43. ... A marvelous dress for school, college or
business wear.
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New Korrect Dresses
Tomorrow the Dress Shop on the Second Floor will
feature new "KORRECT" dresses for the college and
high school Miss at 810.95. These lovely Fall frocks
are In both silks and wools of exceptional quality.
New Autumn shades, new styles, fine tailoring.
$1095
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$2.49Pair
Holeproof Silk Hose
Advance Mondayl Buy Now!
Attentlonl School Olrls, College Miss. Teachers. Business Women and
Housewives. This Is your last chance to buy Holeproof Hose at the old
prlcel 'Monday. Sept. 11th price advances tske effect. Buy now and
save and save greatly. All weights, shade and sizes are ready for selection
tomorrow at old prices.
89c $00 $135
After September 11th, 89c Hose will be $1.00, $1,00
Hose $1.25 and the $1.35 Hose will be $1.50.
MEDFORD'S OWN STORE
To Mann's for
School
Supplies
School Tablets
5c to 15c
Not Book Fillers
5c ea.
Pencils 2 for 5c
Carter's Paste 10c
Spelling Paper 5c
Loose Leaf Binders
15c ea.
Shaeffer's Ink 15c
Note Books 5 to 25c
Erasers lc to 5c
Pen and Pencil
Sets
$1.95
SCHOOL SUPPLIES
MAIN FLOOR
36-inch Fast Color
SCHOOL PRINTS
School of Medford open Sept. 18th, which gives you plenty of
time to make up two or three waeh drewies from thene lovely
new fast color prints and plain shades. Ark the sales girl to
show you this line tomorrow at Mann's.
25
yard
Thc(ezo
BERETS
Pull down the High
Hat to flattering in
between heights.
The high-hat really flattered
rery few women. The new
beret flatters everyone I Just
look what It's donet Pulled
Its fullnew down In ' front,
draped It to medium height in
baok and added an etuy-to-wear
charm to lt alrealv fa
mous chlo.
$99.8
Felt - Velvet and Satin
New Softecs Priced from 98c to $2.98
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