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' 117 S. CENTRAL PHONE SP 3-7301 FREE PARKING IN REAR OF STORE I n r a nsrv I 1 LJ f IT VI Id dJ Is 11 1 w 11 11 , , vanusugi i 'WStl' MONTGOMER Y W A R O A , V A tj H &ns a . I I ( aaffl gnat aSii iT5 " - Sale! Save 4.96! REG. 8.98 dresses 6.86 EACH Suit and jacket dresses included! Quality fabrics: tweeds, flannels, satin-backs in rayon or acetate blends. Patterns, solids 7 15, 10-20, 14'2-24'2. ll H uJFi I? J IP3 - .yN Save 2.12! DYED-TO-MATCH SWEATER SETS Special purchase! Misses' wool, wool-blend skirts ii II.. it i i ro - ii uiuuiiy sen 01 o.ro in oiner leading stores. New relaxed " ' ' I JIulbU UMU -J 1 1 1 T I in tweeds, plaids, solids. Neat zipper plackets. Brights, darks. siZESio-lt 3 Usually 6.98 Newest relaxed lines Soft washable Orion e Never need blocking Imagine 2 sweaters for less than $5. Long sleeve cardigan mated with short sleeve puflover both with fine, detailing. Turbo lM-butk Orion has remarkable wearing ability. White, black, brights. 34-40. "Dvporrl Reg. trademark Infants' Sale! 29c Training Pants Soft, absorbent cot ton. Full T Qc cut. Wh. J for SALE! REGULAR 1.29 CRIB SHEETS Fitted stay-in comers. Sanforized .a. cotton. oOc THERM0-WEAVE BLANKET SALE Rea. $8,981 100,000 air pockets q . warn yov. 05H Men's T Shirts 2 for 1.38 value Save 50c. Combed soft cotton. Ex- 2 for 880 tra long , TAT Newest Fall shapes in coats that sell in other leading stores for $25 and $30 Relaxed shapes! Some fur trims! Many Milium lined! Textured, polished and fleecy wools! Months of planning plus Wards huge purchasing power make this great Anniversary Sale of coats possible! Try the exciting new relaxed line, the new cocoon backs with pleats, tucks, bows or belts. See clutch, cardigan styles, too. me with dyed mouton processed lamb collars. Tweeds, fleeces, zibelines; plushes, alpaca piles, chinchilla or suede cloths. Black. Fall colors. 8-1 8. Buy now en Wards Convenient Credit Plans! 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SAVE $14.50 No cutting job too tougMtugge.Q 2 HP motor. M.OO Sale! Powr-Krafr Heavy-Duty Drill 29.95 U" drill has extra pawer for tough . 97SS jobs. Sale! Powr-Kraft 12'2" Jig Saw 22.50 saw converts to big capacity sabre 1 086 saw. Sale! All-New 'l-HP Jet Pump For shallow or deep wells to 70 feet. 475 GPH. I I J Sale! Fiberglas Furnace Filters In all popular 1" and 2" sizes. Pric ed as low 0c as BW KITCHEN LIGHT REGULARLY 2-light. White glem . shade, lou- f Q Signature 36" Electric Range 20" wide automatic oven. Clocff, $100 111 With trade tuner. 39.90 Crib 6-Year Size With mattress. Ad justable 31" spring. J Save 20 Custom Drapes Assorted prints in rayon-acetate fab rics. $7 sq. Snake River Flow Declared Reduced To Save Chinook Salem-flJPD-Reduction of the flow of the Snake river at Oxbow dam below 2,000 second feet by the Idaho Pow er company on Aug. 26, was necessary to save the fall Chi nook ' salmon run, according to R. P. Parry, general coun sel for the power company. Parry made his statement at a conference called by Gov. Robert D. Holmes after he had received reports that the reduction in the flow of the Snake river had killed many fish. The Idaho Power com pany's attorney declared that its observers had failed to find any dead fish, and said that the company had forces work ing night and day to complete the fish trap which had been damaged at one end. He said this work should MAIL TRIBUNI, MoW, Qre., Wadntsdiy, Stamter 17. If M 7 Court Records MUNICIPAL COURT Gordon Forrest Casey, violation basic rule. S10. Lotta Lake Cunningham, oil. obeyed traffic sienal. $5. William Clarence Rigctrt, viola- tion basic rule. $10. Duane Paul Rifenbark. disobeyed traffic signal. $5. David Ross Bascom, violation basic rule. $10. Karl Schaver. wrong way on one way street. $2.50. Bernetta Olivia Andrews, viola tion basic rule, $10. William Fredrick Wheat, viola' tion basic rule. $10. Barbara Joan Jonnson, violation basic rule. $10. Halbert Sylvanus Deuel, improp er lane usaee. $5. Kenneth Bryner Baker, one neaa- light, $2.50. Charles Wilber NewUnd, dis obeyed traffic sienal. $5. Ernest Eugene uiDSon, vioiauon hssic rule. $10. Donald Floyd Sovereign, disobey ed traffic signal, $5. William Earl sanaers. oiiooeyeo traffic sienal. $5. William Lloyd Shannon, improper lane usage, $5. Fred Anson spiizmuier, xouowrog too close, $io. Virgil AUen Wilkes, disobeyed traffic signal, $5. Harold cmiora oai, aisooeyea traffic signal, $5: no operator s !! epnse. $5. Hubert James Kasper, improper lane usage, $5. Charles KoDerc toisen, excessive noise, tires, $10. Jacks Spencer, improper lane usage, $5; no operators license in nnsseiutinrt- $5. Harry Edwin Divestein, violation hnsir rule. $10. Lillie Opel Mildred wiucin, ais- nhvd traffic aienaL $5. Jean Kay Mallon, disobeyed traffic niffnal $S. - Lillian May McMillin, disobeyed traffic signal. $5. Milton Foster Nichols, no Oregon operator's license, $5. Harold Eugene Hill, violation Viasic rule. $10. Eugene Anton Dolenshek, failure to yield right of way to another vehicle, $10. Rodney Arthur Witham, viola' tinn basic rule. $10. James Walter Gordon, violation hacir rule. $10. Samuel Darragh Earhart, dis- obeved traffic sign. $5. Cleland Boyd Carson, expired li rnf nlates $2.50. Troy Leonard Dean, displayed ex. nirpri license rjlates. $5. Dennis Eugene Jensen, disobeyed traffic signal. a. A J. Rav. imnrooer left turn. $5 Jerome Walter McQuade. 19 of hm 315. Central Point, illegal dos session of intoxicatine liauor. $35 Donald Dean Goyette. 20, of 436 Vj North Bartlett st illegal pos session of intoxicating liquor, $33. be completed within f,., weeks. Theodore Perry of the U. S. Fish and Wildlifi. ice; told the governor that he would have to shar in anw blame for the reduction in the flow of the river. He said he had twice telephoned to his cnief m Washington, D. C, who had conferred with Gen. E. T. Itschner, chief of the Corps of Engineers. While no authorization for reduction of the flow below 2,000 second feet was given, no objection was made by either agency due to the extreme emergency then existing. Albert Day, director of the Oregon State Fish Commis sion, expressed fear that the fall chinook run in the Snake river would be lost. However, Lyman Wilbur. vice president of Morrison- Knudsen company, contractors for the dam construction for Idaho Power, said that he had personally been on the job supervising the installation of temporary dams to save the fish run. "Our only concern right now is to save this fall's salmon run," Wilbur said. He also pointed out that pending completion of the fish trap, salmon coming to the foot of the Oxbow dam will be net ted and placed in tank trucks and transported to the river above the dam. This is the same method used during con struction of the Brownlee dam 15 miles above. Good Said Accomplished Gov. Holmes in concluding the session declared that he believed a great deal of good had been accomplished in calling the conference. "I want to thank the Idaho Power company representa tives for being here," he said. "I only wish that they had advised us earlier of this situa tion. I certainly hope that their estimates of completing the fish trap in two weeks is correct." At the hearing were repre sentatives of the State Fish and Game Commissions, State Water Resources Board, U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Corps of Engineers, Columbia River Barge Operators and representatives of Idaho Pow er and Morrison-Knudsen. Pair yd. DISTRICT COURT Ravmond F. Coulter, inadequate emergency brake, $5: one license plate. $6. . . , Elisha F. Warn, no signal for turning, $10. Lee A. Smith, failure to make traffic stop, $10. Lee H. Hamilton, failure to make traffic stop. $10. Rosa M. Turner, failure to make traffic stop, $10. Albert H. Coles, no operator s li cense on person. $10. Wesley N. Charley, overloaod, $65. Italo Andreatta, overload, $59. CIRCUIT COURT Betty Marie Barlow vs. Clyde M. Barlow, divorce decree. Patricia Mae Martin vs. Ronald Jene Martin, divorce decree. Elizabeth M. Underbill vs. James R. Underhill, divorce complaint. MARRIAGE LICENSE APPLICATIONS Charles Frank Allen, Baker, and Madeline Silver. Ashland. Donald Jasper Wynn and Char lene Mae Schrader, both of Med-ford. Pony Express Set To Operate Again Portland - Pony express riders will thunder down his toric Oregon trials with the mail again next June as part of the state's centennial cele bration. Plans to re-enact part of Oregon's past are being for mulated by Centennial Pony Express, Inc., of Baker. Presi dent of the group is Stanley W. Thompson and Vice Presi dent is Harry Long, both of Baker. Thompson said the riders will bear real mail and may contend with mock Indian at tacks and bandit forays June 7 through 10 as a prelude to the centennial exposition that opens at Portland June 10 for 100 days. Thompson said pony ex press booths will be set up in Oregon cities and towns under auspices of local riding groups. Special stationery will be sold to persons who wish to send letters by pony express. Get on the Davis bandwagon! More and more Southern Oregon folks are there discovering they get the best service and at low rates, too from Davis. So when you move call Davis for the move of your life! - . TRANSFER AND STORAGE CO. Crating t Packing Medford-139 Sooth Fir Phone SP 2-6273 Ashland-240 4th St. Phone ku 2-8552 DAVIS BEKINS AGENT FOR MEDFORD AND ASHLAND
