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i PXGE SIXTEEN &IEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAT, JANUARY 24, 1936. START NEW FIGHT DECATUR. Ala., Jan. 34 UPjK'. orneys for Heyrrood Fatwreon, flret of th nine negroes In the Scottsbung assault case to twelve a prison Ter diet, started a new fight today to aet Mm free oniy a few hours alter lury convicted aim. "We've got- a break now and will fight," aald Samuel Lelbowlt, Hew York lawyer who la Patterson's ohlel counsel. Patteraon'a lawyera were heartened by the fact that the 7o-yeer prison term fixed by the Jury'a verdict late yesterday, wu the flnst Instance of a Jury agreeing on anything other tnan a death penalty In the Soottoboro trials. Patterao nand the other negroes are accused of attacking Mra. Victoria Price and Ruby Bates, white women. aboard a freight train near Scotteboro In March, 1931. F SENT TO PRISON . ROSEBURO, Ore., Jan. 2. VF) Pleading guilty to the charge of pass ing fraudulent checks, Jeaee X. Brown was sentenced In the circuit court here late yesterday to four yean In the penitentiary. In 1928, Brown was arrested here on a charge of arson and grand lar ceny, confessing. Sheriff P. A. Webb states, to burning two buildings at Yon cn 11a to divert public attention from his attempt to rob the bank there. Brown was frustrated when the woman cashier, left alone In the bank, refused him admission, the doors having been locked. Following his arrest. Brown tunnelled out of the county Jail and eacnped with fire other prisoners, but was later cap tured at Lakevlew and returned here, He was committed after a mental ex amination to the state asylum, where he remained three years. RENO C-C MISTAKEN FOR MARRIAGE MART ttE, Nev. (UP) The poor Reno chamber of commerce It a catch-all tor all the goofy Ideas the world In peneral has abo'it the mythical Reno of magazines and movies. One principal bit of folklore that the chamber has to repudiate la that comely grass-widows lounge on street corners, looking for a man on whom they can squander their fortunes. Applications for "contacts" with a wealthy and beautiful or sometime Just wealthy wiiow from lonely gen telemen, usually draw a polite and firm denial from the Chamber that It la a mntrlmonlnl agency. GREATEST IN YEARS SALEM, On.. (UP) Oregon put more onions on the market this tea son than any time In the last seven seasons, according to production esti mates of the federal department of agriculture. In 100-pound lots, 937,000 eacka were grown for the market, 14 peroent Above the pewms high of 443,000 sacks, the lr33 crop. "Oregon onlors apparently are ot extraordinarily ,pod quality thla sea son and the quantity shipped and available for ah'pment now appears to be aven greiter than -had been anticipated up to December 1." the bureau of agricultural economics aald. GUESTS ESCAPE FIRE IN PORTLAND HOTEL PORTLA ND . Ore., Ja n . 34 . P) Seven patrons trapped by fire and smoke came down ladders to safety early this morning when the Weaver hotfl here caught fire. firemen curried one woman down. The other Mx fame by themselves. The remainder of the a hotel guete orrwwd hastily and found their way downstairs. The fire caused an entlmated ft 000 damage to six rooms, the attlo and roof of the three story brick struc ture, Autoist Outruns Gasoline Blast OR ANTS VMSR Ore Jan. 34. 0p( A dislocate 1 shoulder might bring real grief to ame persona, but to Wlllard Hannum of Missouri Plat It couldn't miin much more than tnotharh aftr a hurricane. Hannum a slotted the shoulder lu tcrambllng fiom his car when he no ticed flames creeping up a five-gallon can of gajwlne a few Inches from him He ewRDrd the blast bv sev eral feew, The car wp destroyed. Girl Of 19 Seeks Beer Bar Permit ' PORTLAND, J.n 34 (Pi The city council laced a new problem rel ative to Owmni liquor control law when Miss Klna Jean Kvi. IV. applied for Hce.na et operate a beer parlor The council lk in mailer under sdilwmcnt before meklittf recom mendation. Nj a,ie limit for oper ator la aet n the Knot law. although le la res-., icted to those over 31 rears of age. Bfl correvily corseted In an Artist Model by Ethelwyn B Hoffmann. ,''Si OWN J a MALM'S 1 Public Lounge Second Floor COATS mj SUITS Choose Tour Suit or Coat as man -tailored as you like that's an essential. But Fashion also favors the dressy garment with fishtail Swagger Coat. Or Just a coat out Swagger style. The single or double breasted models now on display, at Mann's offer you a big lift out of Winter! you'll love the New Plaids, Checks, the Fabrics and Colors, Choose one of these New Garments Tomorrow $1 Q75 19 Sale of V4 D SECOND TL00R r esses A Final January Clearance of all Winter Dresses at Exactly Half Price 1 Dresses of soft Wool 811k Crepes and Combinations In one and two-piece styles. Dresses for street, sport and afternoon wear on Sale Tomorrow at Half their Regular Price. Half Price TURBAN IID-BITS Are Spring Appetizers $298 Shirred beltings, draped bag heeras, quilted taffetas. Spiced with bright feathers, jeweled ornaments, perky veils . . . and served np at a trifling price! SECOND FLOOR Sale of HOSE 89k A Saturday Sals of Marshall Plelda famous "Durette" Chiffon Weight Silk Hose. A full fashion ed, run-stop top Hose In Clun Metal, Dorsklne, Pino Cone and Bison ahadea. Regular $1.00 Value $14.95 $16.95 $19.75 $29.75 $35.00 $39.75 Values Values Values Values Values Values for $7.48 for $8.48 for $9.38 for $14.38 for $17.50 for $19.88 Sweaters Tomorrow the Sweater Section of fers all Brushed Wool Sweaters up to (2.00 'n value for $1.39. Smart Slip-on Styles In Tile Wine, Brown, Green and Blue. $1.39 Final Coat Clearance Last Call in the Coat Shop I Two dozen lovely Winter Coats at Half Price! Sport Coats, Travel Coats and Fur Trimmed Coats included. Not all sises and not all shades, but every Coat a real Bargain. They won't last long HALF PRICE Regular $14.95 Coats Are Regular $19.75 Coats Are Regular $22.75 Coats Are Regular $29.75 Coats Are Regular $49.75 Coats Are Now on Sale for $7.48 Now on Sale-for $9.38 Now on Sale for $11.25 Now on Sale for $14.38 Now on Sale for $24.38 January White Sale of Bed Sheets Featuring Wearwell and Golden Gate A January White Sale would not be complete without a Sale of Bed Sheetal Tomorrow we orfer two nationally advertised lines of Bed Sheets Wearwell and Oolden date. Deep hemmed, full bleached aheela of the finest quality fine Count Muslin. Noto the Sale Prices on the vartoua aires. 63x108 Wearwell Sheets, now 89c 72x108 Wearwell Sheets, now 98c 81x 99 Wearwell Sheets, now 98c 81x108 Wearwell Sheets, now $1.10 72x 99 Golden Gate Sheets at 79c 81x 99 Golden Gate Sheets at $1.19 81x108 Golden Gate Sheets at $1.35 MATTRESS COVERS Tomorrow In the Betiding fw-tion you can buy a Full Cut Taped Seam Matirew Cover for only it.7ft for the full bed and $l.3 for the twin bed. These covers are made from a fine quality unbleached Muslin and have non breakable rubber buttons. $175 FULL BED TWIN BED Y I LOWER FLOOR Only One More Week of This Sensational PERMANENT WAVE SPECIAL ;$?45 A National!? Advertised "OUvoil" permanent Ware Hair SViam poo. nneer Wave and Hair Trim, all for 92 5 at Murray Beamy .Salon! This s;erlal la for the l!t wrk tn January starting tomorrow. Get your Permanent Wave now at Murray Telephone 33 and 4M for appointment. MURRAY'S BEAUTY SALON ... 2nd Floor Mann's Wool Plaids Tomorrow and Monday & Sale of S4-lnoh Wool Plaids in Just the right weight for Skirts, Dresses and Swagger Suits. Good selection of Color Com binations. But they will sell fftst at thla low pries so hurry! Regular values up to $3.40 . $J19 yd. Formal Gloves Tomorrow a Sale of Pine French Kid Gloves for Formal Wear. These are regular $7.50 values and corns In White and Black ... 23 Button length. Now $3.75 . . . or Just HALF PRICE $949 pr. Also In ths Glove Depart ment are these 16 Button Afternoon Gloves of fine French Kid. Regular $4.68 now Half Price or January Sale of Kiddies' Brushed Wool SWEATERS A Sensational Value In Children's Brushed Wool Sweaters. Regular Values up to $2.95 on Sale for $1.95. These Sweaters have a Zipper fastener and come In Red, Blue and Brown. The sizes are 4 to 18 years. $19.5 22x44-in. CANNON BATH " TOWELS January Sale of 22x44 lnah Heavy Weight Can non Bath Towel. A snow white towel with colored borders of Pink. Oreen. Bltie. Odd and Isvender. 25c n Sale of Men's Holeproof DRESS HOSE Another Big Sale of Men's Genuine "Holeproof Autoiart" Hose In Part Wool and Kiyon and Lisle. A Regular Stock Hose that sells for 600 and Q0o per pair and come In alzea 10 to 13. Good selection of patterns and Colors. 3 pair $1.00 SHIRT SALE An Important Sale of Men's Arrow. Jayson and Elder Shirts, Included are shirts of Broadcloth, Madras, and Oxford Cloth In all the popular Stripe and over-pattern styles. These shirts have the new trubenlzed Collars that require no starch. Values to $3. Sizes 14 to 17. Special $J39 ea. New for Spring! Bucko Oxfords By FLORSHEIM and WEYENBURG The Men's Shoe Section announces the arrival of "Bucko" Oxford n for Spring! Bucko's come in Rich Brown and French Gray. Crepe or Leather Soles. Men's Fashion Books te:l us that this New Shoe Is equally smart for Dress or Sport. FLORSHEIMS $87.5 and $10. Weyenburgs at $5.00 Sale of Young Men's SWEATERS A Timely Sale of Boys' and Young Men's Brushed Wool and Ribbed wool sitatera. Reg ular SI85 values In strea 26 to 8. Choice of Colore tmitKte Bines. Rmi and Tana. On Sale Tomorrow In the Bens' Dept. Main Floor. $29 Us Mali Tribune wsut ads.
