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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MED FORD, OREGON. FRIDAY. JANUARY 18. 1935. VALLEY SOIL SOAKED 10 GREATEST DEPTH IH PAST FIVE YEARS AT MANN'S o ' PAGE SIXTEEN AT MANN'S o f Moisture condition In th Rogue plwr valley ere now the tame a In 1032. which was a fairly wet year, according1 to Olen Arnpl?er. general manager ol the Medford and Talent irrigation dUtrlcta. Thla year, fur thermore, ha the advantage of more rain and wetter ground. Arrwplger any that the chief con cern now la securing of enough water In the irrlpatlon reservoirs, eo there can be aurplua. He doea not like the Me of draining the reservoir. While more water la expected to be available for Irrigation than laat year, conservation will probably be prac ticed, to prepare for another dry year. Five feet of anoV now lie at Flan lake, the main Irrigation water source of the Medfoxd dlatrlct. Close to four feet la reported from Hlatt Prairie, and about the aame depth prevail on the Emigrant Dam water ahed. On the floor of the valley, due to rain and flurries of snow the paat lx weeks, the ground la water-aoaked to the greatest depth In five year, according to Fruit Inspector Howard Warner. Condition- are auch that prediction are made that the water table will be the nearest to normal in five year. AH the stream of the county ahow slight rise. 4 The federal form cenau In Jack son county la not apt to get under way for two months, according to H. O. 8tepheiwon. who report that he haa been advised by Supervisor Pin ley of Eugene, that owing to the lack of assistants, alow progress 1 being made. Supervisor Finley ha charge of 18 western Ortigon coun ties, and has one aahlatant. Naming of the cenau enumerators, and taking of the centua, waa started In Polk and Marlon counties this week, and similar steps are being taken In other counties aa fast aa pOAAlble. Stephenson think that Jackaon county will toe among the last where the work, will be inaug urated. rVnirteen enumerator will be nam ed In this county, and applicants will take an examination before any appointments are made. No date has been set for the examination. REED WILL SEEK Albert W. Reed's plea for pardon, from a life term In atate prison for the Playing of Victor Knott, Ashland policeman In November 1033, wilt be presented to Oovernor Martin, after the legislature adjourns. Attorney Oua Newbury said today. The pardon petition waa presented to Former Oovernor Meier, who, owing to lack of time, took no official action upon It. Counsel for need aald they would wait until the hustle and bustle of the legislative session and official du ties had calmed, before renewing their petition for a pardon hearing. Reed, In his plea for leniency. drum he wns a victim of ctrcum atnnrrs and faulty Identification, and that newly discovered evidence show he tv a a not at the scene of the mur der. District Attorney George A. Cod ding filed a brief with the governor's office protesting clemency. I OF E F, C. (All Sollnnky, former super intendent of crater Lake National park under federal Indictment for alleged mis-uppropriatton of funds. and due to ruler a plea Monday morning In fedeml court at Portland. i now visiting friends In this city and valley, nt'nuiiuitances said today, and lms hem for m: vera I days. Siure hih ouster as park head. Ko linsky 1ms been roMdiiiK In the Ban J-'ramlsto buy district. In federal court Monday. Attorney j decide M. Roberts, routine! for So-j ItnFky. Is cxperli'd to nquest that his client he tiled here it the next , term of the lederal court for the I southern Oregon dUtrlct. The regular, term Is held In October of each year. ; Granting o the request Is optional with the court. E. L. (Ike i pavul.'-on, ex-park oon Mniniion hrml, u nd r. a. Fdwin. for mer park in im'er. Indleted with Holln-Kv. have entered ple of guilty- Evangelist Opens At Free Methodist The ov:i:,el;.Ht, Ueieieml A. L May-V-mxl, wns pi' .M tit at Die Free Meth odist ehini'h and pjvarhed his first aenuori I t t n: lit He Impressed his audi en e w:t!i the vital trut h of prajrr aiil f:Th and the l iilrh,p or t .e H !V .-p;r;j. 'I i"re iw -f. rn ton Klit at V io, bu' n t:rt- .sturdiy night nreiui Weather V,t. V ,Ci tonight and Stiturdny; KHU.IS pouth'ivfit (vition snd over iii'iniitiiins, continued cold; fresh (hit .:;('Hb whit! tiff the coast. A:ld Wiurfii, fnrmer r. it tonal inter- ( 1 -lute Ik a; - --.vei-ht 'vtir.g chain pl'Ui f;n;n N : t ii l ;iuin;.. in b"Xi.i.' coach at Duko uucr.lty thla year. .Site Men's Suit SALE Here' a sale opportunity worthy of your enthusiasm I A collection of fine tailored Kuppenhetmer and Club Suits that are aura to meet with your approval . . . Single and double breasted atyle In the bear of fabric and colors. Why wait? Early selection U beet. KUPPENHEIMER AND CLUB SUITS SO175 Regular $35.00 Values Sale of Men's Dress Pants $495 A January ale of Mtn' Dr Pant! In cluded In tills ale are line canhmerM and worsteds In a good assortment of colors and patterns. Sizes 29 to 36 In. waist. Values up to S7.50 one sale for Sale of Men's Part Wool SHIRTS A Junuary Clearance Sale of Men' Part Wool Shirt In mixture of gray and khaki. Sires found In this sale group are from 15 to n'.fc. Out they go tomor row for the following sale prices: The $3.50 Values The $2.50 Values Starting Tomorrow Morning in the Ready to Wear Section . . . Our Annual J 3tt r- I i k i I k I SALE of WINTER $2.49 $2.19 each Specials in the Boys' Dept. Rain Coats sizes 8 to 16 for $1 Boys' Overalls, 6 to 1 6 yrs. pr. 49c Boys' zipper tweed Blazers $2.49 Vrr Sale of Kiddies' SWEATERS 59 .3.. Kt ?tJj HOSE SPECIAL A big Saturday aale of Women' pure atlk full fashioned Hoae In either chiffon or aerviee weight for only S9c pair. This particular group of Hose have a reinforced heel and toe and a necot top. They oom in good shade. Regular 79c On Sale for Truly a dramatic sale of Suits and Coats. Luxurious coats fastidiously tailored suits. Garments that are magnificently furred or self trimmed all are reduced to an absurdly low price in fact HALF PRICE. They must be sold these choice suits and coats. Buy now for immediate wear . . . for mid-season wear ... for next Winter. No Approvals or Exchanges..; These Sale Prices Are Final! $14.75 Winter Suits and Coats at $7.38 $1 6.95 Winter Suits and Coats at $8.48 $22.50 Winter Suits and Coats at $ 1 1 .25 $29.50 Winter Suits and Coats at $ 1 4.75 $35.00 Winter Suits and Coats at $ 1 7.50 $45.00' Winter Suits and Coats at $22.50 $65.00 Exclusive Winter Coats $32.50 MANN'S SECOND FLOOR PAIR January Clearance Salpe of Kiddles' All Wool Sweater in slrea 3 to AVj yeara. These warm outer garment come In various ttyles, colors and weave. On sale tomorrow In the Infanta' dept., Main Floor. Regular $1.98 $1.59 44-inch Marquisette le-curtaln with thl 44-inch Marqulaettel The Jan- - lary Clearanre price of lBc yard make It a, bargain. M 'artona pattern to choose from auch as fancy dots I nd colorful rainbow utrlnen. Your choice tomorrow yfj 36-inch Drapery Fabrics 29 Another clearance value from the drapery dept. A group of 38 Inch Decorative Fahrlca auch a linen tlnlah Cretonne, Cllaed Chlntr. nnd other pieces o much In demand for eurtalna. drape, slip covers nnd pillows. ChoKe yd. January Clearance Sale of WASH FROCKS 79 Betty Baxley Tomorrow place on sale 100 New Waah Dresses for only 79c each. These dresses are well made from fast colored fabric In stripes, checks and other good looking printed patterns. The atyle are new and clever. All ites Included at this Jnnuary aale price. Regular $1.00 Values D resses Another sensational Wash Dress value. 50 beautiful fast color A'ash Dresses made by "Hetty Daxtey" no on sale to morrow for only I SO each. Ther dresses come in both Women's and Misses' sires, $1.95 Values $59 Women's Warm Outing Flannel GOWNS A fttuity and Mmirtny ,ile of Woman's long slfive Outing Flan n?l Ciowni at ti5K each. Th1 are in plain ai:d fancy outing Full rut and very writ made. Hrgular Ktk: value. In all !?. each Clearance of Women's and Misses' Rayon Undies A January clean-up on a group of Women and Misses' Rayon Under wear at 3tc garment. In thl as tortmnt are Short. Bloomers, flteplna and Slip, Values up to Clmtce 11.19. 69 (PI 'Vj OWN 39 each Buttons In the Notion Depart ment tomorrow a table full of plain and fancy Buttons in all colors and !?. On sale for Just HALF PRICE Sale of Washable Fabric Gloves January Clcaranc talo ot Women's and Mlsm' Va!iabI Fabric OIovm. A regular 53c glove (or 39c. nam and fancy tltchln?. Sltnon atvlea in navr. blavlc. brown and nray. All 5lre!. 0' No matter what the Weather Man says- These Straw FABRICS say b spring A amart Spring U youra If you choose one of these Wearable. Flattering Straw Fabric. You'll look superlatively "Right" In oncl $298 Sleek Crepes, Crisp Straw Fabrics, Stunning Combina tions of Straw and Fabric. Winter Felts M Af, to Clear atCpl.UU SECOND FLOOR - DRESS SALE Tomorrow in the Dress Shop a sensational sale of 65 love ly Silk Dresses for only $6.95 each. Dresses of this season's finest silken fabrics in checks, stripes, prfnts and solid shades. Values Up to $14.75 $695 DRESSES Half Price Another Super Dress Sale in cludes a number of this sea son's smartest Silk Dresses at just HALF PRICE. See them tomorrow in the Dress Shop at Mann's. $14.75 Dresses $ 7.38 $16.95 Dresses $ 8.48 $22.50 Dresses $11.25 $29.50 Dresses $14.75 $35.00 Dresses $17.50 Knit Dresses A January Clearance sale of 15 Smart All Wool and Knitted Suite and Drews Including values up to 6.93 for only 2.95. Qood assort ment of styles and colors to choose from. Values to $6.95 $295 SECOND FLOOR Fancy Cuff Wool Gloves, regular 59c. Special 39c pr. SKI TOGS Hot Water Bottles Hosiery Boxes At Special Prices January sale of guaranteed Pure Rubber Hot Water Dot Ilea at 3 ror ai.uu. 1 nc.v arr rcsuiar 6c and come In screw top and syringe style. In the Notion department, a special aale of Hosiery and Mending Boxes. Regular 11.00 values. They come In assorted bright colors. Butterick & Vogue Patterns Special 2 for $ 1 . 0 0 Reg. $ 1 .00 Now 7 9c Clearance Sale of Hand Bags Mann' Annual January Bnc Sa starts tomorrow! Do.-rna of beautiful Fabric, Leather and Kanvy Wool Baca go on sale at fraction of C'.etr ml alue. Included at y lea are I'mierarm. Puch and Strap Handle tn black, brown, blue and green. Regular H 00 U;ee. 59 Enjoy the Winter Sporta of Southern Oregon In these warm AU Wool Ski Tori now on sale at Mann's. AU the popular sty'es. sizes and colors included in this timely special. Melton Ski Jackets $1.50 All Wool Ski Jackets $3.95 All Wool Ski Jackets $4.95 All Wool Ski Jackets $5.95 Ski Pants all colors $5.50 SECOND FLOOR
