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"IT'S GOD'S WILL" EXCLAIMS POPE
ON DEATH OF CARDINAL RAMPOLLA
WHO
PASSES AWAY WITHOUT WARN NG
Papal Secretary of Slalo Dies Sud
denly as Result of Attack of In
fluenza Was Much Beloved by
Pontiff.
UOMB, 0fl. 17. Tito pope ftns
not told imiil oinv 01 rnniiniii
1'ampolla's ltnlh nbont iniilniclit. '
I'ilH was 11 crcal ntlmirer of the
brilliant caiillnal anil ltI- doctor
fenred tliat llio lattcrV dcntli, fol
lowini so rliwulv Hint of ('nnlina'
On'Klia, miulit have a phvMcnl lnl
effect on hi holmes. TIicv wn'ch-
od him closely, hut thotiph dccidv
moved, there wns no indication that ,
Iiis dNlro iw other than mentn' ,,
"It x God's will," he sniil. falhmr
on his knees', his lips mount ir
prn.vcr. Later ho oelebrnted inns in
hi private clinpcl for the dead enr
dinnl's soul.
Cardinal Hnmpolln was a Sicilian
Pope Leo XI It made him a cardinal
nnd nfter he hail iTone invaluahle
work in the Vatican's iliplomntic ser
vice, appointed him papal .-eeretar
of state. 1'rohnblv he would have
become pope when Ico died, but that
Austria vetoed his selection. lie was
Pins' choice also to succeed the lat
ter. Unmpolln's death was sudden. Hi
doctors attributed it to the after-effects
of n recent ntlnck of influenza.
It leaves onlv fifty-six members of
Hie sacred college, nnd tt was be
lieved todav that n consiMorv will
be held in .January to fill vacancies.
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Or., Hoc. 1". Throimh
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XKW Y0K1C, Dee. 17. Advances
his refusal to audit a cln m of i." were nninoroiw at the opening of the
cents, given by employes of the geo
logical sruvev working under u co
operative contract between the state
and the government. Secretary of
State Olcott and Oeorge Otis Smith,
director of the Tinted S'ates gcolo--ical
suney, are at loggerheads to
day. Smith insists that the state is
obligated to abide liv the regula'ion
of the geological sunev, which n
lows tipping, hut Olcott deck tv uMi
erw io.
SHERWOOD WET
stock maiket today, Canadian Pa
cific rising ! Steel nud I'nion
Pacific were active. Later iccc-moiis
occurred as a tvsult of reactionary
tendencies in N'ew Ilnxen ami Amer
ican Telephone & Telegraph. After
the market had fallen back from the it was conducted by election ol'fic
opening level, no hcaw selling was ials provided bv the city council in
nitempted, but tenewed strength de- stead of bv the county mutt.
eloped in spots, Hoinls were ir- In the llill-boro ease Judge Camp
regular. (bell decided inlveisey to four ipies
The market closed nit 1 1. 'lions presented b the wet elcnieu
llll.l.SHOKO, Or.. Dec. 17. Sher
wood will temiiin in the wet ciiltituii
and llillsbmo will become ilrv Jailii
nrv I, if a deeision bv Judge Camp
hell today is upheld bv the supreme
COIIlt.
The liipior election at Sherwood
was declined null ami void because
The decision will he taken to the su
preme COIIlt.
Red Cross Stumps
Ladies M' the. Ill cater .Medfotd
club have planed on sulo Hed Cross
MRS. H. L. LEAOH
Export Corsotioro
YHl NiiHh Hartlotl.
Phono 503 M.
Christmas stamps, the proceeds ol
which go to the tulicieiilar pun'. The
slump can be obtained at local
stores. Sales bv the HuIicm will lie- nowdod ttt, ,Ucuyloiin. ami
gin Saturday, r.wrvniio is expected inoiiMtratlouit In uvtirytliliiK
Oregon Agricultural
College
to buy to help along the good cauxc
iwit.MKits' vi:i:k
llcietnlier H to III, llllll
TIiIh will lie a iiolaliln nviiut III tlm
cilurnllunat hlHtory of OrcKoa.
KninioiV Co uivnitluu will lm tlm
lenillnR topic of it BtlmulntliiK orlu
of Im'turt'H, 'I'liii vvudK will ho
do.
that
(mlinnl Itnmpnllu
CANDIDATES OUT
FOR CITY OFFICES
- Jk J J-Jk J "X " !'' 2 !
TUG SENI FOR
WASHINGTON', Dec. 17. Secre
tnry of the Navy Daniels today or
dered the navy tug Sonoma to make
nil sKed to help the battleship Dela
ware in towing tlie Vermont to
Hampton Itonds.
That the Vermont' sinjuries arc
serious was indicated hy gariiieu
cipher messages received here by
xvireless. It was reported Saturday
to have cracked its port crank-haft
on the return voyngo from the Med
iterranean, but Was Mill able to nav
igate for a time under its own steam.
Four hundred nud fifty miles from
Ciih; Henry, honover, the big iiglr
Jng ship was said to have become
totally disabled and yesterday the
Delaware took it in tow.
JUDGE TOU VELLE
Judge Ton Vellc aided the Misses
Boosey in selling two boiler full
of hominy Wednesday. In less than
half an hour the entire ipiantity was
disponed of.
Saturday morning the judge will
Bell three boilers full at the public
market uud guarantees the best prod
uct made.
Tho Misses IJoosey are daughters
of Jackson county' famous litigant.
W. J. IJoosey, now in the state in
pane asylum. They are dependent
upon snles of hominy for it liveli
hood nud are us ioor as jxishiblo
without becoming public charges.
new STreception
planned by huerta
MEXICO CITV, Dec. 17.Presi
dent Hucrtn today invited nil the
foieign diplomats in Mexico City to
n Now Yourti reception. The move,
obviously was to compel each diplo
mat to iudiuate his attitude. At
tending the retention will amount to
recognition.
Siguor Quiiihingn, the new Italian
minister here, nlunu had a way out
of tlio difficulty. Heing yet at sea,
on his way to his pot, it wan un
derstood that ho would slop in Ha
vana long enough to miss the date.
American Charge d'Affaires
O'Shitughiiessy, of vnumv will not
bo present.
First Cur of Oranges Arrive.
Tito Medford Warehouse company
Imvo received the first strulght car of
oruiiKca, they have Just urrived from
Culifornlu. The color is. exception
ally Ino and an sweet aa fruit has
even been known.
Activity in city jsilities began tlm
morning. J. It. Tyrrell, born and
raised in the valley, five years n
school teacher, now a meat euttei
for Nichols & Ashpole, with exticri-
enco ns n grocer and bookkeeper,
filed his uetition for ei!y recorder
a position that is sought by four
others.
Martin McDonough, who ran foi
county nssor last year against W
T. Grieve and was defeated bv v
small majority, and is well known
also entered the lists for the office
Colonel Carl V. Tengwnld, "un
froektd'' fergennt in the ''Sleepy
Seventh." is considering entering the
race. Petitions are being circulatei'
by Lee Jacobs nnd Pill Ilumnhrie
fur Heeorder Kliiier" Foss, who wi'
seek re-election.
John Kctcr of the Mcdfcrd bote
barber shop, who ran for mayor o
tlie socialist ticket Msl year, wa
nnmed for the reeordership by th
same party at n meeting Tucsda;
night, putting a full city ticket iu the
field.
The socialists named K. J. Klien
for trensurer. The council uominee
nre: Hrst ward, J. C. Harnes; sec
ond. E. C. Roet: third, J. A. Smith
A committee is framing the socialist
platform.
Card of Thanks.
Appreciation for kindness shown
and loving service rendered In times
of sorrow and bereavement can be
but faintly expressed by human
words; and yet wo are constrained to
speak, as best we may, our heart
felt thankfulness to all who spoke a
word of cheer and lent a hand t '
help us In our tlnuof need and sor
row. Kindly accept this as assur
nnco of the gratltdue of our hearts
which we cannot find words to utter.
MltS. ItKNA HAKK.
HAL HAItll.
OHVILLK HA lilt.
.NOTICK.
Notice Is hereby given that the un
dersigned will apply to the city coun
cil of the city of Medford, Oregon, 'it
IU next regular meeting on January
Cth, 191-1, for a license to sell spirit
uous, vinous and malt liquors at re
tail In quantities less than a gallon
at Its place of business on South
Front strcot In said city for a period
of six months.
Dated December 17, 1913.
JIOTKL NASH.
With Medford trade Is Medford made
Coffee
Don 't bo merely
thinking about askinjr
for Schilling's Jiest.
Don't drag the lead of
inertia about in your
shoes. Go ahead and
do what you know you
ought to.
There is no excuse
for putting it off. What
you've been told about
that coffee, with the
nioneyback ) 1 o d g e ,
leaves vou no choice.
tWltb Medford traao is Medford made
.Don't you owe
your family?
it to
Tho beat time to buy Schil
ling's Dent Is toduy,
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CENTRAL AVE.
Only Six Shopping Days Left
NEAR POSTOFFICE
The Best Place to Buy Useful Gifts
DAINTY HANDKERCHIEFS FOR GIFTS
Children's Initial Hand
kerchiefs, special, per
box 25
J5 in a box.
Women's initial 1 rand
kerchiefs, special at,
each 10
Women's Initial Hand
kerchiefs, special, per
U0 , .. .. SJ(p
G in a box.
Men's All-Linen Initial
Handkerchiefs, very
special, each ....1S
Children's Fancy Hand
kerchiefs, all the new
styles, special, ea..,5
Women's 'Fancy Lace
Edge, special, ea...l5
Women's Fancy Em
broidered Handker
chfefs, special, ea.25
Women's fine Imported
hand embroidered
1 landkerchiefs at..-lS
Exclusive new stvles at,
each 9S
GOOD FURS AT SPECIAL PRICES
Women's Coney MulTs,
iu black and brown,
special, each $15.98
Women's Coney Sets,
very special, set.$5.9S
Women's Marmot. Sets,
verv special at. per
set' $12.00
Women's .Jap Mink
Sets, verv special, per
set . .. ' $20.00
Women's "Xcar Seal"
Sets, special,
onlv
per set,
$25.00
Women's large Coney
IMllow ,M tiffs, special
at, each . .. $5.08
Women's Coney Scarfs,
special, each.. $2.08
Children's White Fur
Sets, special at, per
set $1.08
malum for tho welfare of tlm farmer
and huuic-mnltur.
wivruit shout couiikic
.lanuary n to Ml), till I
The CoIIckc hint tipiircil no effort to
4-4 I iiiiikii nun tun iiiiim riHiiiMciu niinri
J .course Hi lu history A very wlilo
riin;o of courm'H will lm of fcrml In
(IcniMitl AKili'iilturo. Ilortlcultiiro,
I . ' Anluinl llulinudry, DalrliiK, Poultry
Keeiln, Mecliiinlo Attn Domeiitlu
? Hrleitri) ami Art. Cominerct, Forestry
. and Munlc. Numerous Iccturen and
t illm'iniHlouit on FMl.MIIHH' CO-OPHIt-
' ATION, at home nud abroad, will tut
it lenillUR feature. Mnko this n
pleitiinut and irolltntilo winter out
I UK. No tuition. Arcouimoilntlmi
rmtKonalile. Iteduced rules on nil
ritllroitiU, For further liiforuutliiu
bildremi
II. M. TIJNNANT, ItnRlttrnr.
(,'orvnlllii, Oreituii.
Fanners' llulnens Couii'es hy Cor
roHpondenco wltliuti'. tultluu,
Children's
Fur Sets, in
L'rav and brown lur.
special, set $:J.iS
Misses Fur Sets at, per
set . $5.-18
FREE SAVE YOUR SALESLIPS AND GET WM. ROGERS' SILVERWARE FREE
APRON SALE
2,1 doz. Fancv Embroidered Ap
rons, in pink, blue, lavender
and white, a verv nice
gift, very special at,
each ,
Xmas
,25c
SILK PETTICOATS
100 new Silk Petticoats in all the
new colors, well made with
fancy ruffle, Xmas sale price,
each, at 7P
only WjL,JD
NECKWEAR
.lust received, a beautiful lim
fancy iSecuwear, nut up
A mas boxes,
riiursdav at onlv,
each
limi'V
P
oil
of
iu
sale
39c
SPECIAL XMAS SALE OF KIMONAS
. New Silk
New Crepe
Kimonas
Made in the
latest style,
nicely trimmed
each,
$2.48
New Flannel
ette Kimonas
trimmed with
satin, new
styles, very
special, each,
$1.08
Kimonas,
in all the new
figured silks,
special, each,
$5.0S
SPECIAL XMAS SALE OF WAISTS
Now Messalino
New Crepe
Waists
all new styles,
special, each,
$2.G0
Now Lace
Waists,
splendid styles,
special, each,
$:lo8
Waists,
trimmed with
lace, special,
each,
$3.08
IF YOU DON'T KNOW WHAT TO GIVE, BUY GLOVE OR MERCHANDISE BONDS
GLOVES ARE VERY ACCEPTABLE GIFTS
Women's fine
Dress Kid
(i loves, special,
tin II
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"Women's Wool
Ci loves in all
colore, special,
a pair,
4Stf
Women's Auto
Gloves in tan
and black, at,
each,
08i
$1.25
DON'T FORGET THE BABY
Infants' Hoot
ees in all colors
special,
25
Infants' Toilet
Sets, vvvy spe
cial, a set,
cc
5
Infants' Knit
Caps, very
special, each,
.J5
"Women's 10
nutton White
Kid (Moves,
special, pair,
$2.48
Women's fancy
embroidered
back Kid
(Mows, pair,
$1.75
Children's fine
Kid (Moves,
special, each,
08
Infant's While
Mittens, very
special, each,
25
ALL KID GLOVES PUT UP IN FANCY BOXES
M5M.ttM$M.t.M
Infants' Sweat
ers, in white
and red, special
each,
08
Infants' Leg
gings, in white,
special, pair,
80
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E. D. Weston
Otfiuial Photographer of tl
Medford Commercial Club
mateur Fiuinhiuy
INwt Cards
Panoramic Work
Flash lights
Portrait
Interior and exterior vie
Negatives mado anv tinu
.ind any place by nppoin
incut
lu .XI. IIAItMON, .XlnuitKcr.
208 T. Main Pnnn 1471
EIGHT DAYS TO
CHRISTMAS
DEC HI
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Hurry! Hurry! Hurry!
Don't Put Off Your ChristmM
Shopping Another PAy
XM
Moot Mo this Wook at tho
Wonder Store
Adjusting Prices to the Times
WATCHES, DIAMONDS, JEWELRY, CUT GLASS, TABLEWARE IN FACT EVERY ARTICLE IN OUR WELL-SE-LECTED
STOCK MUST GO. OUR LOSS IS YOUR GAIN, BUT WE MUST HAVE THE MONEY. AS IN THE PAST,
EVERY ARTICLE IS GUARANTEED TO BE AS REPRESENTED OR MONEY BACK. IT WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE TO
LIST THE MANY THINGS. ,
17-jewel Wallham Watch, in 20-vear
case Jjili.OO
$15.00 Cut (Mass Water Set... .$28.00
Sterling Silver Thimbles 10
.$(5.00 Silk Umbrellas ! $3.50
All Set Rings 30 off
Bracelets iu gold and gold filled at
() off
$1.00 Souvenir Spoons 75
All Sterling Novelties LTi'fc off
'Come early while the selections are
good.
N
J. W. DIAMOND, 109 East Main
DIAMONDS AT COST
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