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PAGE FOURTEEN irEDFORD MAIL TRTBTTKTE. IfEDFORD. OREGON. FRTDAY. MARCH 27. 1936. USKA CONVICTION IN KIDNAPING PLOT UPHELD BY COURT DENVER, Colo., March 81 (API Th convlotlon of Ban L. Laska. Den Ter attorney, for conspiracy In the kidnaping oj Charles p. urachal, Ok- laboroa oil millionaire, waa upheld today by the lederal circuit court oX a-p peals. Laska, nervous and well groomed, waa attorney (or Albert L. Bates, who with Oeorge (Machine Oun) Kelly and others kidnaped urachal and held him for ransom. The Denver attorney was accused at accepting part of the Urschel ran aom from Bates. Laska contended It waa a legal fee. It was the first case of It kind In federal court In which the gov. mment attempted to prosecute an attorney who represented a convict ed kidnaper or gangster. Laska waa sentenced to serve ten years in federal prison. Leasts' only chance of avoiding his federal prison sentence now lies In an appeal to the United States supreme court. The arrest of Laska on a charge of complicity In the a0O.O0O Urschel kidnaping created a sensation In Denver. Four other persona were Indicted In the case, Mrs. Clara Feldman, wife of Dates; her son, Edward, and her brother-in-law, Alvln Scott, and Jamea C. Mathers, Oklahoma City attorney. The first three pleaded guilty and were freed on probation after they testified for the prosecution. M!IIMII,IIIIIIIMII II.IIMI IIIIUIIIIUIMMHIMIHIIIMIIimilMII State Endeavor Drafting Plans For Eugene Meet Christian Endeavorera all over the tats aw eagerly looking forward to their 4th annual convention meet ing thla year In Eugene, April 23 as. The convention theme Is "We Choose Ohrlst." Veldon J. Diment, Portland, presi dent, has announced the following aa speakers: Chancellor Frederick M. Hunter, Eugene: Bishop Ira D. War ner Portland; Rev. Kendall E. Burke, v Eugene; Dr. Paul O. Brown. Loa An geles, and Rev. Cheater P. dates, Portland. Outstanding features will Include a Missionary aaaembly addreased by 30 representatives of foreign fields, 13 training conferancea, denomina tional luncheons, a large parade Saturday, three banqueta, and spec ial music including a concert by the Eugene Oleemcn. Seven of the 18 unions In the state have already reached their reg istration goals with over 500 dele gates now registered. It la expected that thla will be the largest con tention the Oregon Christian En deavor union has ever held. ' The convention opens Thursday evening and concludes Sunday eve ' nlng. All young people are Invited to attend. All main sessions will be ta the First Christian church, Eu gene. The Rev. Milton 8. Weber, pastor Centrsl Presbyterian church, la chairman of the Eugene committee. MAHONEY FILES AS SENATE CANDIDATE SALEM, March 37. (AP) Willi Mahony, Klamath falls mayor, late jmaterday filed with the aecretary of state u a candldnte lor the Demo cratic nomination for United States ens tor. "I ah all light for Room ve It and hit poll Met and ftRMrmt entrenched grwed and the American Liberty league, Hearat, Hoover and Mellon," Wa honey 'a plnttorm slogan read. The Klamath Falls man will op pow Judge Jeffrey of Portland, who received the Townaend club endorse ment, for the Democratic nomina tion. Mahoney, In 1034, waa an unsuc cessful candidate for the Democratic nomination for governor. Portland Leads Safety Contest PORTLAND, March 37. iA) Port land led today In Its "End Sudden Death" contort with Brattle. Only one traffic accident ftitaltty occurred hero since the ntart of the all-months contest Mitrch 1. whll four deaths occurred In the north ern city. However. Portland showed 1M in jured In the 7B8 trnfflc accidents, compared with 130 Seattle Injuries In Bll accidents. The ront rat Is to see which town can show the greater reduction In traflo deaths, injuries and accidents. FUTURE FARMERS HOLD GRANTS PASS CONTESTS GRANTS PASS. Ore., March 37. (AP) Members of the future farm ers of America from 1 1 southern Oregon schools competed today in the, first events of a two-day wrlcn of contents. School represented in cluded ttnspbiwg. Uundoli, Cottage Orore, nonanza, coquille. Coo River, Menly, Malln, Myrtle Point. Hnerton and Orant Pima, 8 PHOTOH IftO Pev;eyj. 8Uu1IO il00 FW1 1 I I 'TYi I t I wit I , ertiehiai; i Ti res tone ,MlltlllM,fll,,ll,t,MllltlMIMMMIMMI,tllMI,lIIMI(IMIHIIMIIIMIMII(HHItlH( MIIMMIIIIMMMIIIIIIII IIIIMIIMMIHIIMMtlKMMIMIMMIMIIIIHIMMM It II HI I IIIIIIIIMIIIIMIUIMHMMtllllHIHMIIHHIlllMIIIHIIIMI ill tll,,MltlMtllllH,MIIII,l,,,ltHlltl,l(H,NI,,,l,lt,l, , ,M,,II,1,I' tlllMllllllMIIIIII Millinery Shop 2nd Floor V delineator ... P CillW 0r , ! - ,.,m SMih . SUBSCRIBERS PV VI A rV B fV H 1L AW M I ' Fjowe, Trimmed MM I" STRAWS i 1 $1.00 each ' fax 11,1, 11,111 IHIIMMIIMIIUMIIMMIIIIMI SMOOTH . . . SHINY . . . ROUGH In Pastels - White - Navy - Ruby and Violet Tones Double Value When in a special event like this, we include a beautiful Hat Box with each hat purchased from $1.88 to $10.00 Saturday only. Mann's Millinery Other Hats from $1.95 to $10.00 fax WllA IMHIIIIIItlllllfllllMllllfllltl FAMOUS CALIFORNIA SPORTS SHOES FOR WOMEN AND MISSES Tills new crepe sole sport oxford with shawl tongue, la quite the shoe for sports wear this Spring. Comes in blue, gray and white n sizes AAA to C. A real slioo value at Main Hoar IIIIIIIIIMMMtlMIIMIMMII FLOWERS Violets and orchid for Easter. See these beautiful large bouquets that look aa If they Just came from the flower garden. They are very smart this season. JEWELRY Costume Jewelry. Fashion Books show much jewelry this season. Especially In me tallies and com positions. Colors are white and pastels in earrings, clips, bracelets and pins. 59c and $1.00 GLOVES For Gloves thla Easter, fashion says cape skins. These we are showing have a smart perforated trim and come In beige, blue and white. A perspiration proof glove $1.98 pair SILK SCARFS One simply must have a scarf this Spring. See these newest arrivals In fine silk. The styles are Ascot and Triangular and they come In plain shades, stripes and floral patterns. $1.00 each "Sportowne" Fashions Featuring the NEW in Coats and Suits The Apparel section features tomorrow New Three Piece "Sportowne" fashions. Beautiful Spring Coats and Suite In glorious fabrics and colors. Cape ensembles In shrimp and gray at (25. Shetland monotone suit with nubbed tweed coat at 29.50. Camel Cloth Sport Coat with skirt of con trasting Shetland monotone at i25, and many others to choose from In this exceptional showing. . Attractively Priced $9C and 297-5 Mann's Second Floor 31 A Great Pre-Easter Sale of "0) !M EEaXST IilJ New Club Suits FOR MEN AND YOUNG MEN A Pre-Easter Val ue in Men Clothing!! Inexpensive Suits for men who get around I Made from fine new wools that are guaranteed to give long, lasting wear , , , These suits come in sport as well as regular styles. The selection Includes the new col ors and patterna for Spring. $1950 Extra Pants $5 s y ,5 m f I 111! Is B MM mm wMm MEN'S CLOTHING MAIN FLOOR $ Day Sale of Toweling 18 In. Struma all In whit wtth ctiloro.1 borriPrsof bluf, prrrn. : irvll and rd. Hcrii- i lar 2.V yard. 6 Yards ! $ Day Sale of I i Wash Goods 3fl In. Wash Kahrlca j Including trial tt.Mor I : prints, rayons, mllr, i j gingham, awlnses : ! ami othtr wa;th nia ; j tends. Values ip to ; 31K I r t t 6 Yards I $ Day Sale of Towels 22 1 4 In. genuine Cannon Bath Towels, i Heavy absorbent : T u r k 1 s h type in white, with colored borders. Value up to ti!c eaoh. Two For -1 $ Day Special. 42x42 in. Linen Lunch Cloths, 2 for $1 $ Day Special. 40 in. Nov. Silks & Acetates, 2 yds. $1 $ Day Special. 16x45 in. Lace Scarfs, $1.19 value $1 $ Day Special. 4 one lb. packages of Kapoc for $1 $ Day Special. Ruffled or Panel Curtains, per pr. $1 O $ Day Spec. 72x108 Wearwell Sheets, reg. $1.15, $1 $ Day Spec. 46 in. Oilcloth, asst. patterns, 4 yds. $1 $ Day Spec. $1.19 Davenport Pillows, new shapes, $1 $ Day Special. Men's 50c Holeproof Hose, 4 pair $1 $ Day Special. Men's 50c Shirts and Shorts, 3 for $1 $ Day Spec. Boys' Br'dcloth Pajamas, reg. $1.25, $1 $ Day Special. Women's Elastic Pantie Girdles at $1 $ Day Spec. Rayon Shorts, Slips, Stepins, Gowns $1 $ Day Special. Children's Anklets, 19c val. 6 pair $1 $ Day Special. Children's Rayon Shorts at 5 for $1 $ Day Special. 500 Sheet pkgs. of Tissue at 4 for $1 $ Day Special. Children's up to $1.95 Sweaters for $1 $ Day Special. Reg. $1 Card Table Covers, 2 for $1 $ Day Spec. Crepe & Velvet Handbags, $1.50 val. $1 $ Day Special. Fast color Print Aprons at 2 for $1 IIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIt Illltlllllllllio IIIIIIIMIIIIIIIMMIMIMUIIMIIIIIIllllllllllllllllllllllltMIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIII l-skLr -i - 4 HOSIERY I ! 1 4 ? New Prints and Plain Shades to Give You that Spring Fervor These New Dresaea are a perfec: antidote for Spring fever. The colorful, feminine fashions will Instill you with the fervor to get out and no placea. Regular sizes are 14 to 44. the half sizes 16Vi to 43'4. and each frock trimmed with a new Idea In starched lace . . . organdie or buttons. One-piece and Jacket type to select from. Four Price Groups $395 $595 79.5$ 109.5 Second Floor can all be correctly fitted in HOLEPROOF HOSIERY Incflvidoflrproporrlonedinleng1k, width and foot me, (hi, beautiful Holeproof Hosiery is practically tailored to your measure. Imagine wnat that meant ia fit, style and wsarl Clear, shadowless chiffon or light service. 3 pairs for $2.83 J ivinn v Itllllllftltllllltl HltlltlHIMIIIIllMIM $ Day Sale of Blankets 709( Inch White Cotton Sliwt Dlsnk eta at II 00 eiwh. Thla la a gi-and ishi. Special $1. $ Day Sale of Towels ! i $ Day Sale of Pillows 30x40 nrnt 32x44 Inch j Rrir. 79c rnthfr Bed I Tnrktuh Bjith Towels Pillow, covrrrd with In rhi ip to I pnod qiiAlltr striped fAoh on a) j j ticking, prciai $ Day Sale of Boys' Sweaters Bo-s Briuthed Wool Pull Zipper Sweaters In aires 4 to 10 years. Regular at 05 miuc. $ Day Sale of Playing Cards ! Fancy bnrk. Tilt wlc; playing cnrdu in I Pcnorhlc and Eridpo tlrcks with ne fnnry : biu-ks. Rrjular 39c ' cards. Now $ Day Sale of Sweaters Gustrantctd bf i &ood HouukMpIng, IIIMIIIIIIIMIIMIIIItM IflllltMltMIMHMIMtll $ Day Sale of Blouses j Women' and Mlawa' : Women' and Mimm Plain Weaves and FnM Color fiport style : Brushed Wool Sweat- : Blounen aultHMe ror ; ere ln an colore and ; Sprlny and Mummer : up to U 00. : : wear. On eale Inmnr. : row 4 For -1 i Choice Ch oice II sf $ 5F 2 For Choice 1. or i V s-V A, 31 $1. 11. Firestone I I4MMMI 1 1 1 1 MM I III Ht M IHtltMMttl MM I UMlMHMMMIIHIMmtMMIIMlHmMIr 1 1 MIM III Ul Ml (MM Ml 4 M mi Sm
