Medford mail tribune., December 16, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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WEDFOTCD MATO TTCTRFTO M-TCDFORD. ORKflOtf. TUESDAY, DFPEMi.' ifi. 'tflln.
CHINESb CHRISTIANS
TO
XANKIXO, Dee. ID. Cliiiu.i
APPLES WANTED FOR
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Tho Hoys nml Ctlrla AM society of
riiriBtliuiv (o (he iiitmltor t 170 lo- j Oregon would appreciate some Christ
ilny look preliminary t?& towniil
Old htgnnlKiiHon of n ("hrfatinn
rliuVcli In he fruo of forrfRii 0ttol.
At iV I'lillitl iiiPt'iinft f tl'e Knnkinu
Kviinpcllenl jwoctntion they deoiilcil
I j fuuiiil Fiuili n eliuirli to meet tho
wnntH or thu tudnti of (lit-Minn-ilv,
nml to ilmw iutn the church U
1'ihirhtoit ytmnif wen who pniftw tn
he I'lufolinns, Imt who rtii iial attend
imv of the existiiiK plmivhc. Tlii
notion i tho outimme of n ntnriniM
ivvivnl which furcHm nrtinnnries
held here 1bI fprinjr. Tlioiwmitls of
Chinese nltmuliil nml 100 mbih1
nirtln lo fiulionle their i1i!rv to
utiuly Christianity. One humlml nml
kpmmiIv of thwe objected lo joining
chtirehis which were iloiiiinaloil by
foreigners. The thu to nrftnniie n
unlive controlled church followed.
The foreign mwsionnry body hold
several diseuwions over the netion,
nppomtcil a committee, to nM- the
Chinee in drawinir up the neo"ary
eoulitution.
inns npples. This Institution I sup
tended nssenuMit iw void for the
rensniw!
"First, lkenusp. no notice wns
given of the intention of the defend
tint oily to n.Mf the cost of Ihe eou
Mrnclion of mih! sewer lo the itroit
eity I'lnimed lo he benefitted Ihciehv
lind ndjneent theieto iw provided by
the ehnrter.
''Second. lleenue suit! .ewer wii
nt the time of the eomnlelion thereof
ported lnrsely by benevolent people. .,;,, for hv Ihe defendnnt " eitv
e place honioless clillilron in ram
lly huniM. -130 have boon cared for
during the year. We have now In tho
rocolvlns homo In Portland, SO clill
ilron waiting for homos to upon to
thorn.
to mnke them happy nt thjs Chris'
mns time. This society has taken nml
enrod (or 30 children from Jackson
rnlintx.
rieasc report your donation to i,i""r bonefitled by ni
W Slronl. ni.rJ.nrv rYimiunrdnl rhi'i "VClllie M'U1
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"rounn.
throuKh tlie medium of wtinuiit is
sued by .hu1 eitv nml puvnble by the
H-c--inent of nil the tu.xnble uroii
erty within inl eitv, nnd conic
ipienny jMiyniuo in pnrt hv tne own- nes in u penning trial. lie win
You may help by contributing "" Uu' loperlv situnle in t-ewer enleneed lo sewn venrt in the peni
ii-moi iiiunoei iiriieen. i
DUNNE FREES TWO
FROM PENITENTIARY
SI'lilXdFltilil), III., Dee. III.
(lov, Dunne todny ixued piudous
to .loshim Tedford nnd .Maurice Up
right, both wcllrkuown men, one un
der n prison sentence nnd. the other
uetuullv serving time in Julio!,
Tedford, n policeman, was convict
ed in 1000 of spiriting nwnv u wit-
lenliniy and nppenlod. The Miipreinn
court jtuslnlned the verdict, Imt when
it iK'i'lsion urrived in Chiciigo u
clerk pigeonholed il, leaving Tedfoid
at large on bail, lie got work ns
house detective for the "Hub," one
of the biggest clothing slurc in Ihe
west, and rose to the position of its
umunger. How hW casn had been
smothered was hut recently discov
ered. Knrhdit, n Chicngo union labor
lender, killed a prominent follow un
ionist, Vincent Altmau, in a labor
dispute.
"Tim Wild Olive." by Hindi King,
Is to bo drnmntl'ctt.
BULLS AND BEARS
NKW YOKIC, Dec. III. Specululive
slocks geneiallv opened liaclionully
higher today, hut renewed IiuuvIiimh
prnvuiled in sume of the inveslnieiil
issues, lVnhslvilnln, Cleiiernl Mice
(ric, CiuiMdiiiu I'liollio and I'ullmait
were lower.
Aineriean Telephone rebounded
Hharplv from Ihe low lewl i cached
yesterday, iMi.g u full point on the revive "everal of his Irlnli playn
firHl few trnuHaetlons. New Haven
reglHtcred n hull' point gain.
l.iitor, however, hear opcralorn
noon had prleeM on Ihe down grade
iigiiiu. American Telephone galun of
uenily I wo poluU were cancelled nnd
Illinois Ceulrul broke U. New jlu
ven, I'lilun Pacll'io and New Yoili
Central roue, fioin 1 lo l' nhove
ycHlerday'M close. Hefore the olne
New I In von rose 1 hud American
Telephone 'Jij.
Ilomls were fiim.
The market c'lmed'dulli
When Audiew Mack goes to thin
FranolHi'o for an engagement ho will
i:
tluM'tltiff'TeSbeiweTc
was ifini h not nil.iaeeut to nor in nnv : J
not Intrtr thnn Snturilnv noon.
Tim rallmnil nn,i Aur,M pnninnnii' ! lWtelldfd llsHCSsnicilt are voM
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carry fwe of chargo your gifts up
Decumber 31.
W. T. ttAKD.VHlt,
State Superintendent,
J. D. CAIN.
Special Agont.
SEWER ASSESSMENT VOID
(Continued from p.ig 1.1
Central t
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That the ordinance nnd .
for ?
the reasons hereinbefore stutcd. but
Hint the same nnd the proceedings'
subscipient, nneillnry nnd incident , t
thereto constitute a cloud upon tin j
title of plaintiff x said "property and t
should he removed bv dcero of thi -.
court.
"That plaintiff is entitled to his
co- and disbursements to he.
tnswl."
Tho first apartment house In Amor-
lirr linrn On WirAn pmpertv, thp defendant eitv newr-l ,'e nm nparuucni nouso m Ainor-
rr NrVrK N hnrAr i n-i nre mi ncinst , lw wns " ton the cmi
LIIL MLILIl UU UlfL.ni AainMCft v m)(l enpre1 war In Kast Klghtcenth street. In
I Tf TflTIMP P IMv "nn" ! reeonN nnd lien docket
UllL III lUIInU uUllU ,,"ilit",;--' eloud ngnint Ihe title
of plaintiff's snid iinuwrtv; that said
New York city, and Is still standing
In gicd vomlltlon
1JHRLIX, Dec. Ifi.-"Life was
never so cheap ns today. Uwn the
slightost cause murOers are commit
ted. This; is in part due to tho habit
of carrying concealed weapons and
to tho fnct thnt revolvers nrc ns
easy to purchase as toys, nnd avail
able' to any person who wants them."
This is tho way Dr. Schlichting, pres
ident of the Ilcrlin crimiunl court,
prefaced his instructions to tho jury
before which perhap.s tho largest
number of murder cases eCr on tho
docket nt one time, will bo tried.
FEW REGISTERING FOR
COMING CITY ELECTION
Registration for the eitv election
.lanuary 33 showed n decided lull
Monday, less than 300 being regis
tered when the dny was done. Hnt
urdav US were listed. A week from
today tho books cloe, nnd nil nre
urged to register enrly and not wnit
till tho eleventh hour.
planum s snui p
defendant i legally authonr.cd (,
and unless restrained will subject
said property to sale for said ne-v-nients
in the nmc manner ns re.i'
property is sold nnd diiied of b
the county to satisfy dohnquort
taxes.
Cunrliistous of Ijiw
"And ns conclusions of law from
tho foregoing findings of fact, th
court determines that the plaintiff
entitled to prevail nnd entitled to all
of the relief prayed for in said com-
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ttdil to oiu's coiiit'orl "it'ls thai,
will ho appreciated lor a loiitf tiiuo
to come. This store will help you
give such things hy showing Vou
many useful tirlieles and offering'
helpful suggestions.
I'n offering you the immense
bargains in first-class Furniture,
Hardware, Queensware, Cul (Mass,
etc, we wish to impress upon your
mind that we want your business
niuPnro willing to let you profit hy
our wish during the holidays.
The little tots may not know what Christmas
represents, hut they do know what a now Go-Cart,
Express Wagon or Air Kifle, etc., means. Hring
them in and see what thev look at first.
Did you over see our stock of Cut Glass, China
and Glass-ware? H not, ask tho salesman to show
you the display it will ho a surprise for you.
Many people do not know that we carry a large
lino of this class.
Aluminum "Ware makes most serviceable and
useful presents. AVe carry a full line of this.
When it conies to Furniture, we pride ourselves
that nothing in southern Oregon can compare with
our line. Hooking Chairs, Hook Cases, Music Cab
inets, Smoking Stands, Sofas, Fool Stools and a
thousand other appropriate gifts can be seen on
our floors.
A now Rug or Sofa Pillow would make a fine
present, and something that will last. More money
is often spent on useless articles than would buy a
good, serviceable one. Why
Don't forget tho boys". They are always in need
of a J'ookot Knife or some tools. Wo have com
plete sets of Hoys' Carpenter Tools that are pacing
propositions.
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ONLY NINE MORE SHOPPING DAYS TILL CHRISTMAS
Make this your shopping place, for useful gifts
are mOSt appreciated. Following is a partial list of appropriate Gifts
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FURSforGifts
At Xmas Sale Prices
Furs tiro always acceptable-"
choose them hero, where the as
sortment is best. We stand back
ot" every one we sell.
Japanese Mink Stoles and Col
lars, S8.50 to 47.50.
Muffs to match at Sl-1.50,
23.00 and 27.00.
Iiiissian Mink Stoles and Col
lars at from 5.00 to $10.00.
Muffs to match, 7.50 up.
Iceland Fox Sets.
Hudson Seal Sets.
American Oppossum Sets.
Children's and Misses' Fur
Sets.
Xmas Sale, W0 discount on
all these Furs.
SILK KIMONAS
for gifts, 5.00 to 21.50.
PADDED SrLK ROBES
for Gifts.
HAND BAGS FOR GIFTS
Handbags in all the most approved stylos, in Seal, Pin Seal,
Mesh Bags, etc., modestly priced, 1.50 to 11.50.
UMBRELLAS FOR GIFTS
Ladies' and Gentlemen's, 1.00 to 7.50.
Many Stives in Suit Case Umbrellas.
SILK PETTICOATS FOR GIFTS
2.49, 2.98, 3.98, 5.98.
HANDKERCHIEFS FOR GIFTS
A very extensive showing of new, neat patterns, prettily
boxed, readv for packing.
Children's Boxed Handkerchiefs, 15f, 19, 25.
Ladies' Handkerchiefs, all prices, 15, 19, 25, 35, 50,
75- to 2.25.
NECKWEAR FOR GIFTS
Many pretty now effects in Collars, Jabots, etc.,
at 25, 39, 50 75 up.
PLUMES FOR GIFTS
Priced 2.50, 3.50, 5.00.
ALL TAILORED SUITS, LONG COATS, DRESSES ARE VERY SPECIALLY PRICED
MILLINERY
Specially Priced
THE DAYLIGHT
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SILK HOSE
Make Most Accoptablo Gifts.
Gold Thread Silk Nose.
Niagara Maid Silk Hose.
Armor Plate Silk Hose.
Priced, 50 1.00, 1.25,
1.50, 1.75
Outside Silk Hosts 1.50.
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Net and Lace WAISTS
Specially priced, ?4.15, $1.98, $5.95, $0.95 nml up
GLOVES for Gifts
Nothing is used more than Gloves, hence al
ways acceptable Xmas Gifts. We have a var
ied assortment to choose from.
Exclusive, agents for the
CENTEMERI GLOVES
In real French Kid, black, white and all colors,
at 1.75.
Novelty stylos, heavy Paris point stitchings
in contrasting colors, at 1.75 and 2.50.
Long Gloves in while, 2.98.
Ki-Button AVhite Lambskin Gloves, in till
sixes, regular ij!l.7f) value, special, 2.98.
CAPE GLOVES
In Tan and "White, at 1.25 and 1.59.
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