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1 . MM , k ' r I I t T T V y I PAGE BEE MTCTVITOnn MATL TKTBUNR MEDFOttD. T RECORD STORM OF FIFTY YEARS AT SAN DIEGO SAN D1KCO, CM.. Jan. 27. Tho TecorJ storm of fifty years continued until today. Tho expected renewal of tho disturbance hlt'thlt city last Might and high winds and a nelthiR rain provnllcd throughout tho night. Tho rainfall to date since July 1 has been na much as tho tall In the entire preceding twelve months. Th ) cjty reservoirs are filling rapidly. Bplondld crops arc assured. It was found today that small craft moored In Mission Bay, a shal low section of San Diego harbor, suffered In the gale. How many wore sunk could not bo learned early today. Streetcar traffic on many lines was tied up. No trains In or out on the Santa Ke since early yes terday havo been run. Suburban service, of tho San Diego and Souti) Knstcrn Is damaged. As tho day progressed, tho cloudn began to break and showed signs of tho storm's abating. COL. GORGAS TO BE NAMED ARMY SURGEON GENERAL !W OTCtfllON. TUESDAY, .TANUATCY 27, .-jj i1. , '--: MM. BUD ANDERSON KSBBU c ED 0 $5000 col. William UN(EIUt qerga: Prrslileut Wilson has Vlrtntilly e looted Coloue) William t' CorRa. of the l'niuuiu Cul CommNslim, for Surpeon eirr 1 1 1 t'ie army FIVE MILLION DOLLAR LOSS (Cottlaiet tma pa 1.1 to trnffie yestenlny wns the South crn Pacific's Shasta route to Port land. Tho Shasta Limited rolled into Oakland last night nbottt six hours late. It was the only train to nrrive from outside tho state during tlio day. lleports from Fresno today Rtnted that the lowlying section of that city was under several feet of water, but that the threatened break in the lev ees had been prevented. Hundreds of men worked all nicht. A cessa tion of the storm had relieved condi tions and no further damage was expected unless n new storm arises. Tho city of Sonorn, in Tuolumne county, was still isolated Traffic by both railroad and NEW HIGH LEVEL IN STOCK MARKET NEW VOKK, Jnn. 27.-Five thou sand shares of Sleehvarc sold at the opening of the slock market todnx. tho stock touching n new Iruh level for the movement. In nu active buy ing movement, Canadian Pacific jumped I1!. Amalgamated ro-e 1. After the buying orders were filled there was ceneral reaction. Texas Pacific, Hock Island and Consolidat ed Gas dropped 1 each. The market wns still under pressure at noon, hut a be'ter tone dcvtdoed in the lute trading, nud the close wns stendy. Rnnds were irregular. FOR STEALING WIFE OHKflON CITY, Or., .Ian. 127. - Al- loging that the former contender for the light wv:Kht boxing championship of the world had alienated the affec tions of his wife, Ouy 11. Pace, n I bnther, today brought suit against Hud Anderson for $."UOO in the cir cuit court here. In August, 1D1H, Pace secured u divorce from his wife on the same allegations named in the alienation suit. Pace ullegcs in the suit filed todnv I that Anderson sought out and be came acquainted with his wife in September, ItMl, and sulwqueutlv held secret meetings with her. It is further alleged that after he and his wife moved to Melon. Cal., Ander son wrote letters to Mr. Pace and called her on the long-di-tauee tele phone. Automobile rides alleged lo have been taken bv Mrs. Pace and Ander son in l.os Angeles and Oregon Citv are uNo lecouuted in the complaint. ONE MILLION DOLLAR LOSS (Continued from paga 1.) threatened thu levees. The citrus crop there was lepovted sufc. The body of Frank Hios, an aged Mexi can th owned in Santiago creek, was recovered. Kl Monte mid San (labriel liver reached its highest mink In years. Search vvi.s being made for the body of .lose Hodriguer, who was drowned while catching di if twood. One hundred thousand dollars was the damage estimated at Monrovia. One death occurred here ns the re sult of the storm Hugh S. Haven, a retired capitalist, being drowned in tv flooded gutter. Kullerton, Anaheim and other Or ange county towns, repotted the cit rusand walnut crops safe. Two trans-continental trains were moved through Kiilleitou lodav, and the branch line between that town and Cotton, the only line open, was crowded with trains of three mads. SECOND WETHERALL LINT !"!. 1 , H'.l ..JLUL..I.. T UTAH MOUNTAIN AVALANCHE CAUSES DEATH OF THREE The Santa Ana river at Santa Ann rose six feet during the night and t -t-'-T r -t t r t i OLD-TIME GOLD CURE DRINK HOT TEA I was tied up. The town was under two feet of water and the water in the -nearby streams was higher than nt any time in twenty years. All stores and buildings in the lower part of tho town were flooded. The Si erra railroad, which operates be tween Onkdnle and Sonorn, mnde no nttempt today to send trains through. Flood Danger! rossca, San Jose reported that all danger from floods in tho Santa Clara and Pnjaro volleys had passed. The wa ters began to recede last night and today the lowlands which were sub merged -fril of yesterday wero free from florid waters. Itanchers along Coyote creek who fled from their homes enrly yesterday moved back today. Father Jerome Iticnrd, Santa Clnra university's "padre of the ruins," scored another victory over the government weather bureau here. The official forecast wns for con tinued rain today. Father Ilicard predicted that the storm would break away last night nnd that today would bo clear. His prediction was borne out. The day dawned cloudless and every indication here is for contin ued fair weather. Oct a small package of Hamburg Itrtaat Tea, or as the G train folks I flll ir "llamFit.mn Ilm., ' hM " .1 n.t. today. ( pharmacy. Take a taMpoonful of the team ( tea, put a cup oi boiling water upoa it, pour tnrougn a elevo ana drink a teacup full at any tune during the day or before retiring. It Is the mott effective way to break a coll anJ cure grip, aa it opens tho pore of the akin, relieving congestion. Alo looacn tha bowels, thus breaking up a colj. Try It the next time you suffer from a, cold or tho grip. It is inexpensive and entirely vegetable, therefore safe and barmlcaa. ' aUBRHEIIMA STIFF. ACE! ISM Sub Soreness from joint and muscles with a small trial bottle of old St Jacob Oil Stop "doting" Rheumatism. It's pain only; not one com In fifty requires Internal treatment. Rub sooth log, pt-nctrating "SL Jacobs Oil" rleht on the "tvnder spot," and by the tlmo you say Jack Robinson out comes the rheumatic pain. "St. Jacob's OH" Is a harmless rheumatism cure which never disappoints and doesn't burn the skin. It take pain, soreness and etlffneu from aching joints, muscles and bones; stops sciatica, lumbago, backache, nruralgin. f Limber upt Get a 25 cent Ixittlo of old-time, honeit "St. Jacob-, Oil" from any drug store, and In a rnnnunt you'll be free from pains, aches an 1 stiffness. Don't suffer! Rub rheuma tism away. SOr.NI) HKASONS Why you should come to me for glasses: My preparation for this work was tho best that money, tlmn and dllllgent application could ob tain; my practical experience has ex tended over a period of many years: I am methodical and skilful! In ex amlng tho eyes, and uniformly suc cessful In locating their defects, my lenses arc especially ground accu rately ground and always glvo the expected roller, and last, but a fact worth remembering, my charges are reasonable for good work. Inferior work not performed at any price. DR. RICKERT Optometrist Suite 1-2, Over Deuel & Co. S. & II. Green Trading Stamps Given STORKS, Utah, Jan. 27. With a roar heard for miles an avalanche, sweeping down tho mountain side here Monday Instantly killed three and seriously Injured threo other. Four houses were ground to splinters. Kvery tree in tho avalanche's path was snapped off at the roots. Tho bodies of Mrs. Anna Tackovich and two Greek miners woio recovered all trapped In their homes where they wero crushed almost beyond recognition. Ida Wltherell, ago H ynr, daugh ter of Mrs. Arthur Walsh, was or dered committed to the state Indus trial school this morning by County Judge Ton Velio, nt a hearing boforo Prosecutor Kelly. Ida alleged that sho was assaulted by a btnckamlth In an alfalfa field, a week ago. but ow ing to the lack of corroborative evi dence arrests have not yet been i made. Tho accused denied the alle gations of tho girl, but was unnhlo to shake her story. Ida Is tho second member of thn Wltherell family to bo Involved In statutory charges boforo tho proba tion officers within a month. Kelt I a sister, inadn charuea that caused thu arrest of Tom Witt. They wero married a couple of weeks ago, thu Kroom escaping trial by jury, and the bride a term In tho ludustrlnl hchool, thereby. W. J. BRYAN OUTLINES PRESIDENT WILSON'S POLICY NI2W YORK, .Inn. 37. -Preslilont Wilson's policy toward business ami his proposed legislation affecting trustH promise to lower tho cost oi living at homo and Increase Inter national trade, Secretary llryan as serted before tho American Asiatic society last night. llr'au discussed tho administra tion's attitude toward foreign com morco as reflected by tho tariff and currency measures and the policies toward prlvato monopoly and tho ChU neso loan uucstltm. Of tho trust regulation and prob a-ni'tmiiRi jij't'j Uu-i. tu.au. i able effect III) an said; "Tho prc(i dent has outlined thn reform whoso Influence cannot bo butiuded by nat ional Hues, He had declared war on private monopoly, Thin means thn Investment of capital hlthnrtn fright ened away from our Industrial fields" Antliorlnntloti of International hnnkH under tho currency law will iitlmulato the foreign trade In tho Orient and Mouth America, llrynti said, and the new tariff menus a lar ger International trade, llugeiiii Wnftbr'a play, "Tho Plato Woman," lit to havo Its. first prmlur tlon In Clotcliud at the end of thin month. MPKCIAIj NOTK'i:. The trustees of thu Oregon Stale Library In Salem Invito bids on list of books to be furnished school li braries of tho state, for 19 H and flvo years thereafter. Lists and condi tions upon request, lllds opened February 15. 203 0mLd, u This Baking Powder Keeps Its Strength The Inrgc can of K C lasts longer than 25 cents worth of other baking powders but no matter how long it takes to get to the bottom the last spoonful is just as good as the first. K C raises the nicest, lightest biscuits, cakes and pastry you ever ate, and it is guaranteed pure and wholesome. For noodneu iui;c, ujc K C. May Help Yon If Longs Are Affected I'rnprr diet, frnh air and trmixrat tiablu are IwuftlcUl to rroa luffrrloc from Luds Trouble; bat In s crrst nunj In.MDce rrport. ibow ttint the addition of a medicine for tbl ffrrtloa bat tua terUUjr tielprd lo brtnglntt stout rrrufrrr. for wore than flflwu rrsri Kckmao a Allrratlre, a medicine fur Thruat and Uins Trouble, lis nrrompUtrird sood rejnll. Itt-fld nruat It did In tnU caw: Miidltoa take, Minn. "Gentlemen In Deertntx-r, Um, March, 1MU. and Hepternlwr. 1WU, 1 wna takcu with beuorrnaccs of the Iudsi which con. fined me arreral weeks, t-acu tlmn to wy tied. My doctor tdvUed me to go Wet. In JiotvuiIht I darted for Denrer, f'ol. After my antral I met Michael lirodr, who, Uoa learnlns of my condi tion, crsed uk- to take Kckuiau-. Altera tire. I kept on tnklne the medicine and ImproTed fait. In Marcti, l'Jl". 1 re turned borne. I am entirely well, bars a .auuu opiwuie aou aieen wen. vnea I left Denver my weUbt wn 10 round.. I now welea llVi. mi normal welvhi. I thank nod and your AlterattTe fur my' I now thank health. VAVU U KASNACHT. (Affldatlt) (AtKJTe abbreTlatrd: more un reuucit.l IVkman'a Alteratlre baa been proien by many yearn' teat to be moat efflrackiua for terere Throat and Ijinir Affection. Hronchltl". Ilroncbla! Ambma. Htubtora Coida and In upliulMlne the sy.tem. Contalna no narcotic. ijlon or habit formlnc drum, Ak for booklet telllnv of recorerle. and rlli to Krkman Ijiboratnry. rhlladetphla, I'n., for evi dence, i'or aalo by all leading druggtata Red Letter Day Wednesd'y TEN (: Green Trading Stamps will be given away FREE without a purchase, to all who call at the premium parlor at M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE Clearance Sale Prices for Wednesday SILK WAISTS ILVLPPRrCR 7f Silk "Waists, all sizes, all col ore, fancy effects. $2.00 Waists at $1.00 $3.00 "Waists at ?1.50 $4.00 Waists at $2.00 $5.00 Waists at $2.50 LACES 1000 yards of Cluny Laces, all widths, on sale at, yard. ......... 5 BOYS' SHOES 5 to 81 sale ... ...... 982 81. toll, wile $1.29 111:: toL, sale $1.59 Specials in other Shoes. REMNANT SALE Of all kinds of Piece Ooods, special priced for this sale. LADIES' COATS To close out all tho Coats that are in stock, we have reduced them one-half. . NEW SPRING GINGHAMS Just received, best values, new pat terns, our price, per yd. w pat-..lOe? NEW SPRING RIBBONS Girdle Brocade, in Silk and.Volvet Ribbons, swell new styles 'and novelties, prices, yd 18 to G9t WW IjKAI), OTIIIOKS FOLLOW. Exclusivo Dry Goods Storo with or iginal S. & H. Green Trading Stamp . . w . . . .. rZ"t"l"lt"l"X"X"X"i"l"t"t X , . A SHOE SALE WHICH WILL APPEAL TO EVERYONE THIS SALE WILL BE FOR TWENTY DAYS ONLY, COMMENCING JANUARY 26, ENDING FEBRUARY 14 There are two reasons why wo put on this sale: First, wc do not like to carry certain Shoes over from 0110 season to another. Second, we need the shelf room for our now Spring Shoes. Our store is entirely too small, and it is not practical to make room on our shelves for present stock and Spring Shoes at the same time. A combination of circumstances which result in seasonable shoo buying bargain opportunity. Let it bo understood that this is not a sale of "Seconds" or "Way-Offs" which is a general exquse for "Sale." Every Shoe on sale is of the latest model. We are going to retain a few styles which we havo sized up for spring and so'mo of the Spring Shoes already in ni me regular price. jNevertneiess, it tliere are any jMen's or Women's Shoes which you havo had and desire again wc will allow you 00c on another pair. JIo of our inducements, Every price is a Money-Saver: X , . $2.Gy ..' WOMEN'S SHOES $0.00 ITand-scwed patent or kid vamp button $5.00 $5.00 tans and patents, button $4.00 $4.50 tans, patents, gun metals, etc., button and lace $3.65 $4.00 gun metal calf, patents and kid, button and lace $3.35 $3.50 gun metal calf, tan patents, button and laco $2.80 $3.00 gun metal calf, patents, button and lace $2.45 kid, button and lace $2.15 10 on all Fancy Slippei-s except new goods just received. 10 OFF ALL CHILDREN'S SHOES. re are houio MEN'S SHOES ' ) 7.00 Nettleton imported Russia hand sewed innerseam, 3 soles lo heel..$fl.OO $().50 Nettleton smooth calf Jilucher, Tarsic and Kermit last , v $5.50 $0.00 Wallc-o or custom made receding last ..., , , $5.00 $5.00 Walk-Over and Just Rights, button & Hluc.her, tan, gun metal c.'lf.$4.00 $4.50 "Walk-Over and Just Rights button & Bluchor, tan, gun metal calf.$3.5 $1.00 Walk-Over and Rice & Ilulchlns tan and black, button and lace . $3.35 $3.50 Western, tan, gun meial, colt skin, button and Uluchor $2.80 $3.00 Western, gun metal, button and Jiluchor $2.45 10 off on Men's House Slippers. 10 OFF ALL MEN'S HEAVY LOW AND HIGH OUT SHOES. f t t ? t f :? I ? : 1 BEHLING'S Good Fit Shoe Store r''W