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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 25, 1935)
PAGE SIXTEEN INTERPLEADER SUIT OP NEDERMEVER 10 BE Tha Interpleader eult of Nieder meyar. Inc., for apportionment of an award aaaiwt them In favor of E. H. rehl. hi wife, Electa A. Fehl. and Corlnthla TS. Statlry will ba herd In circuit court Monday before circuit Judae Carl Wlmberly of Douglaa county. Matten to be determined at the hearing Include: Adjudication of th claim of Kelly ti Kelly and Attorney T. J. Tnrlght. Kelly Kelly aK aaooO for defense of Fehl In the orlKlnal ult, prepara tlon of an appeal brief and argument before the aupreme court. Fehl, In an anawer, aaserta that ha gave no authorisation for tha legal movea. At torney Enrlght claim 500 for legal aervlree rendered. Including aaaletlng In the defenae of Fehl at hla trial In Klamath Fall" for vote stealing. Fehl. Jn hla answer, sets forth that a 100 Is a sufficient fee. Action of Ted Helmroth Of Orlffen Creek and J. B. Thomas of Ashlsnd. who cams to the financial rescue of Fehl to the extent of a 5400 loan, to enable Fehl to purchase the Pa elite Record-Herald building t a sheriff's sale to quiet title to the building. Claims of Jackson county for back taxea against Fehl amounting to ap proximately 1100. GARLETOREGEIVE $711 FOR TURKEYS An order entitling F. I. Garle. Val ley View district poultry raiser, to (711.37 held by the aherlff's office unlesa Mrs. Ocrtrude Ottlnger take steps to Indemnify the sheriff, has been signed by Circuit Judge H. D. Norton. The money has been held by the sheriff and was received fpr the sale of turkeys. The action Is another chapter In the suit of Ger trude Ottlnger against Oarle, his wife, Alice Oarle, and LnUiel Stevens for damsgea for shooting and killing of the Ottlnger dog last fall. The Jury returned a verdict In favor of Mrs. Ottlnger against Stevens and Mrs. Oarle but not against Oarle. Testimony In the trial purported to show that the dog had been slain while raiding the Oarle poultry yard. TITLE IMPERFECT Charley Wilson of Dorrls, Cal., was fined & and costa In Justice or tne Peace W. Ft. Coleman's court for Im proper license plates. The fine was suspended by the court pending ad justment of Wilson's title to the auto. It developed that he had purchased a second-hnnd auto from a Klamath Falls dealer and received in imper fect title. Wilson was Instructed to report to the state police In Klamath Falls, who will assist him In straight ening out the tangle. Ivan Crum, Medtord student at Oregon State oollege at Corvallis, was fined 6 and coats for no license plates. The case has been pending since January I. The tine was suspended. PHOENIX GRANGE PLAY JANUARY 30 The Phoenix Orange play, "The Valient," will be presented January 30. Thli la one of the content plays of the County-wide Recreation club dramatics. The cast Include James Dyke, the prisoner, Hobert corllas: Warden Holt. O. C. Maust; Father Daly, prison chaplain, Lester Newbry; Josephine Paris, Roma McReynolds; Dnn, a Jail er, Geo. Drake; juj attendant, Floyd Bell. Stage manager, Percy Woods: prop erty manager, T. V. Williams; techni cian. R. C. Ward; prompter. Violet Dolr. and director. Kathryn Den7er. This Is the date of the president's ball, but as the piny starts promptly at 8 p. m. It will not Interfere with anyone who wishes to attend both. L Prospect of settlement of was rlaims of 30 Ashland workers analnst S, h. Dancard, IVad Indian sawmill operator, loomed today, the district attorneys office reported. Daneard. held in th county Jail on two charges alleging failure to maintain a monthly payroll and larceny by bai lee, notified the district attorney that he had made nrrnn cements for turn ing over I8VJ Id to have been re ceived for sale of lumber In Sacra mento, Cal. It was alleged that thts um was not t urned over to t he worker as promised, Out to Dan eard a son. The claims run from 23 to 13S. The cu.manta, all Ash land district rcAiri;-mn, are represent ed by Attorney William Brigs. SIDNEYGE0.H0PKINS DIES IN CONNECTICUT Word has been received In Med ford of the death of Bldney tin true Hopkins, 38, tn Hartford, Conn Mr. Hopkins, who was state commander Of the Regular Service aawoclnilon and a member of the American Le gion, had ft number of friends In this vicinity, especially among veter ans of the Mexican border campaign Funeral service weie held December 31 ill H.UluiU. 5j OWN Starting Tomorrow . . . The LAST WEEK of This Great Mid-Winter Sale . . . Mann's JANUARY CLEARANCE! Many New Bargains 'Are Featured For This Final Week - Clearance Bargains From the Main Floor BELTS A January Clean up on Wom en'! Belts. In this lot are Suede, novelty leather and fab rlcold styles In various colors. Regular values up to 69c each. Special tomorrow 10' each TISSUES A January Bargain Soft fold ed, tissues put In packages of 600 sheets on sale for 39c pkg. Use these tissues for handker chiefs or for removing cosmet ic. Spertal 39 p. i pur'tas January Sale of Purltna Sani tary Napkins. Regular 'sir pack ages, la napkins to the box. On sale tomorrow and Monday at Mann's 6 for $1. SLEEPERS In the Infants' Dept. A Janu ary Sale of 'Mickey Mouse" Cot ton Sleepern at 40c suit. These are regulation stylo and sell for 70o. Broken sizes In the group. On sale for 49 suit PAJAMAS January Clearance Sale of Wo men's and Misses' Balbrlgxan Pajamas at ei.30. These are regular up 'to $1.08 In valuo and come In sleeveless and short sleevo styles In good shades. $1 29 suit HOSE A January value In Women's and Mlssea Rollins Pure Silk Hose. Two styles to select from Lace top chiffon and lisle top service. These stockings come In all sizes and In a tine range of shades. $1 00 pair nd Pre-Inventory Sale of Ready-to-Wear! A 6 jL, ill i - NOW HALF PRICE Only a few of these superb garments are left in fact only 30. So if you really want a Bargain in a Winter Suit or Coat one that will give you a glorious start for next Winter, buy one of these tomorrow at Mann's. Plain tailored Sports and Swagger garments and beautiful fur trimmed models. They are all Half Price $10.95 Winter $14.95 Winter $19.75 Winter $22.50 Winter Coats Now On Sale for Only $ 5.50 Coats Now On Sale for Only $ 7.38 Coats Now On Sale for Only $ 9.88 Coats Now On Sale for Only $11.25 Women's Women's Women's Women's Women's $25.00 Fur Trimmed Coats On Sale for $12.50 Women's $27.50 Fur Trimmed Coats On Sale for $13.75 Women'j $49.50 Fur Trimmed Coats On Sale for $24.75 Women's $65.00 Fur Trimmed Coats On Sale for $32.50 We are mighty proud to offer our customers this group of Fall and Winter Dresses 200 lovely models in rich Silk, Wools, Rayons and Combinations, Prints, Solid colors, clever necklines, good-looking sleeves and smart trim mings ... On Sale tomorrow and Monday at Half Price and less. $10.95 SILK and . A WOOL DRESSES $4. J i 1 C A OTT IV 1 WOOL DRESSES $0.7 J All Knitted Suits and Dresses Greatly Reduced! $ 6.95 Knitted Dresses for Only $ 2.95 $ 5.95 Two Piece Knit Dresses $ 4.75 $ 8.95 Two Piece Knit Dresses $ 6.95 $14,75 Knit Suits and Dresses $10.95 $ 2.25 Wool Sweaters for Only $ 1.95 SECOND FLOOR 25 Beautiful Dresses HALF PRICE Women's $14.75 Dresses Now Only $ 7.38 Women's $16.95 Dresses .Now Only $ 8.48 Women's $22.50 Dresses Now Only $11.25 Women's $29.50 Dresses Now Only $14.75 SECOND FLOOR L cui I Women's HATS That look ahead But not I too far for immediate wear j $98 j And Up to $398 Coming season styles in Straw and Straw Fabrics for those young matrons who insist on comfort, flattery and fashion minus the matron look. BROWN BLACK NAVY Headsizes to 23 SI'.CONn FLOUR Pre-Inventory Sale Wash Frocks Special for this Sale 100 Smart Fast Color Wash Dresses for only 79c each. These come In Prints. Voiles and Broadcloth . . . Checta . . . Dot . , . Stripes . . . Fancies . . , Real $1.00 values. 79 ea. White Uniforms January Inventory Sale of Women's and Misses' White Poplin Uniforms. Lon$ sleeve style suitable for maid, nurse, cte. A Rood quality uniform that sold regular up to 3.93. $1.39 ea. Cottons -Wools & Rayons At Clearance Sale Prices! m The 36-in.Wool&Cotton Plaid Make the School CMrl a skirt, Dres or Jnck; Frock from this 36-Inch Wool nd Cotton Plaid, nieh dark color oomhlnntlnim that, arc Ideal for Mid Winter wear. Specially priced nt 79 54-inch Wool Coating Think of buying a M-lnch All Woo) Coa fr'abrlc for only 75 yard. A beautiful has! weav wool In Dron, Dark Client and V On Sale tomorrow and Monday t Munn'a SEERSUCKERS A croup of new 36-Inch. Srrraucltera for Spring. Specially priced for thts Sale. New Plaids, Stripes and Check In a reg ular 30c quality for only 29 nf-;-.Sfvi r T7V?" t yd. Washable Rayons and Cottons A Bis Fabric Value for the laat week of Jnuiy Clearance Pale! An as sortment of 3fl-lnch Washable Rayon and Cottar, p. x CkvhI. in wcoilv weaves, Plalda. Ptrtpea and IVts in Itht ar.d daik i-oior ro.r.'nnition Kri ular 30c to 40c values, on Sale for 29 (PI J"C OWN vno Butterick Patterns 01 e y OUR JANUARY SHOE Mens Shoe Sale of the Year! Man. oh Man. what a Shoe Sale this will be. 638 pair of Men's fine Dress Shoes In Fortune. Friendly and Flo whelm at drastic price reductions. Remember these shoes have been In stock le.s than 8 months. They are new, desirable shoes But we bought too many styles. We must clean up as this utore will not carry over Into next season any merchandise. It Is our loes and your Rain. Buy shoes Now Buy 2nnd 3 pairs. 638 Pair Go On Sale at a Fraction of Their Reg. Value Buy Shoes Now! Fortune Shoes Friendly Shoes $4.00 and $5.00 Values. $6.00 to $6.50 Values $291 $395 ONE LOT OF FLORSHEIM SHOES This great Shoe Clearance also includes a group of popu lar young men's styles in Black and Tan Florsheims, shoci that are regular $8.75. On Sale during this Clean up for $5.95 1 I w WW MAIN FLOOR
