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CHRSTMAS
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STEAMER HELD:UP i CITY OF LEMBERG PLANNED BY LADIES
BY FRENCH CRUISER
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NEW YOIUC, Dec. 1 1 -The steam
er San Juan of tho Now York nnil
l'orto Itlco line was hold up nnil
KCnrched by a French cruiser wlillo
tlio Btoamor was bound from Now
Orlcnnn to Sun Junn, l'orto Ulro, nc
ronllnj; to a mesoago rccolvnl by tho
Jinn today. Two second claos nanscn
fjers wero romovud. Tho Sun .luau
files tho American fine
""T-Ji! Han Juan Is tho third vessel
of (hit) lino to huvo been hold up
within tho liiHt flvo daH, tho Coamo
nild Carolina having boon soarchod
off l'orto Itlco.
Tho pasRonBern removed from the
&tn Juan wero William Ounthcvodt
and KrltHch l,otlinr, both nald to bo
roHldontH of Now Orleans. Tho San
Juan left New Orlcnnn Saturday and
nrlrved at Snn Juan early today.
A moHftaRo from San Juan to tho
local oflcu did not give tho exact
location where the (steamer was
Rearched nor the name of the Trench
cruller, but Is bullovcd that tho San
.Tuan wan earchcd yeHterday and
probably by tho DencartoR which held
up tho Coamo and Carolina,
Manngcr Mooncy of tho lino Raid
ho would not determine tho fjucnllon
of malting u protest through tho ntato
department until nfter the Htcamer
Carolina nrrlvos here Monday and ho
obtains full rojwrts of tho holding
up of the Carolina and tho Coamo
from tho ship's offlcnrn.
SOCIA
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PLANNED FOR CITY
At u meeting of prominent citizens
nt tho library hall hiKt evening to
conalder tho matter of organising a
Y M C. iiRHoclatlou In thin city, it
van decided to malce It a nodal cen
ter piopofiltlon at thin time, rather
than the more, oxteiiMvo problem of
n Young Men's Christian association.
Tho meeting was well nttonded and
much Interest was manifested In tho
mnttur In hand. Itov. Marry I J. Tuck
er, who presided, appointed W. If.
Horo. Menu O. Tnjlor. Fiotl "W.
Mears, I.onhi Ilonuott and K. A.
Welch a committee to formulato
jilans, to determlno tho cost of equip'
m rut and tho most available loca
tion for the "center." This commit
ten was Instructed to report nt a
hit otlng to be hold at library hall
one ueck from next Monday night
Meantime, the committee and others
Interested will Interview tho buslnoss
men of tho city and obtain their lews
n in! ONtmlatcs of tho value of such an
organization at this time, fhu clicum
ntances suggesting tho 'need of It to
those who participated lirtlie discus
sion last night,
KM., UnWiu, Dec 11, ui I'eho
nid find London. A report t (tidied
hero today thnt I.cmbcix is hewn
evnotmted by the Aiitro-(.lermnn
force on nceount of tin outhtenk of
fceun ey.
OiviiiR to the Hprend of the disonfo
tho military nothoritiet, neeonliiit to
the report, decided upon the with
ilrnwnl will n view to iiuiidinu pimie
nineng: the eiviliitu inliuliitiiiiU of tlie
city.
PKTIIOnilAI), Dee. 11, via Lon
don. A report that the AimtriaiiH
and Germain are cnuuntins' Lem
burp, enpitnl ot Onliciu, was leceived
here today from Kio.
OFCATHOLICCHURCH
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DESTROYED BY FIRE
KIN'OSTOX, Out., Dee. 11.- The
local plant of the Mnpte Leaf .Milljng
eompnny, whose plant nt St. Cather
ines wiih humeri n few days ago, was
destroyed hv f"e today. The loss is
estimated nt .fflO.QOO. The enuse or
the fire today is unknown, but eir
eumMniioes MirmuinfjiiK both fires
led to the nshoition that spies weie
rcsponnililc.
MAXWELL STOCK CAR
STILL AFTER RECORD
Los Angelc, Cal., ." :I!0 p. in., Dee.
fl. IMS.
Maxwell Motor Sale Corporation,
Portland, Or.
Mnwvell Mock ear non-stop run In
noon today, seven thousand six linn-1
rireri eighty-two miles. Twenty-three i
tnilou to gallon giisoline, Awrnuo
pccd twenty-one and a Ihirri miles
per hour, lleen ruoning fifteen riay
and nightx. Car htill running in ex
cellent condition. Will eimly lneuk
world's reeorri.
Vell, they're going to hnvo n fair
n ieaj, nig fair, linginniiiif Wcdiion
diiy morning and liintiiisr till Snttudny
nfglit n renl, bniift-np, big fair with
lots of fun and fjolie, iiiusie, baby
eonlest, lieautv ennlest, in.VHterioiis
Chiistmas tree, eoiintrv store, nigger
bullies, Murphv familv und nil, to
gether with lunches cyrv duv at nil
hour, n la eitfeteiin you pay lor
wlint you get. The fair will be held
by the Calliope, ladies in the Davis
building, corner Sixth sheet and Cen
tral avenue.
Now, about this Mnrpliv family, I
asked Mrs. Ownev Put ton, who is
high prieslehs of the whole concern,
just why and wherefore tliev should
be featured, and what about them,
anyway? Murphies of several kinds
are plentiful and ordinarv, and what
wcm these in particular? Hut she
nnswercri me with hei!oft brogue and
winning smile, "Now, neer e ininil
about this Murphy family, but they'ie
going to be theie, the whole fam
ily." There is going to be a "mvMerions
XnuifJ tree," twentv-five feet high,
fine of the young; giants of the forest
you read about, und it will be loaded
with giftH, but that is where the mys
tery eotnos in. Henlly, yon hae to
see it for yourself, and help guess
what is in store for you.
The musical program for the even
ings is not yet complete, and will be
announced Inter, but on Thursday
evening Herbert Alforri, Mis. John
WileoiiMon u.nri Mrs. horl'niley will
eontnbute to the entertainment, mid
on I'Yiriiiv evening Miss (leraldiuo
Theiss Will hllig.
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DRAMA LEAGUE NOTES
POPULAR VOIE
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NEEDED
OR WAR
WASHINGTON', Dee. 1 1. St'iifttor
Owen of Oklahoma announced tmln
lie would seek to have tho federal
constitution iiiueudcd to pt event any
war or aggression hv this nation-
vithout uppmwil hv the popular vole.
"ThH,Oklah(imtt senutor will prowf
iPidHolutioii providing for tho follow
ing amendment to the constitution;
"No war of aggiession .hall he
wnavd by the anuv or nay of the
United Stnto, o,oept upon n declnr
ntion of war hv eongiess, ratified and
approved by u mnjoitty of xotutt east
,in a majority of the iionguwional
rilbtriuta of the United StrtteK"
to .
MEDORD GIRLS SELL
TAGS FOR CHRISTMAS
The li'cture last evening ulvon by
Mr. Andrews on the Drama was at
tended by a small but wo appio
dative audience.
In his usual dnllglttful manner Mi
Andrews npokn of the drama as a
sister to all other arts, developing
sldo by side with music and poetry,
culminating In Shakespeare's uiuiii
p.issod woid painting.
Ills quotations of pniwaies from
Macbeth and Othello wore recolvnri
with enthusiastic appreciation of their
comprehtiitslvo Interpietatlon and
artistic delivery.
Mrs. Chllrict'H who assisted Mr
Andrews nt the piano added much to
tho enjoyment of the lectin n In her
Illustration of tho various steps In
the evolution of musical drama.
The Drama league feels very much
Indebted to Mr. Audiews and Mis.
Chllriors for their generous sham In
tho educational work undertaken by
tho leagun lit n series of IocIuioh
which are to he given finut time lo
lime on subjects pertaining to the
drama.
On January SO 1'iof. Itehec of the
t'nlverslty of OreRon will give a lec
ture on Shakespoare.
The lied Front Is better equipped
end hotter supplied than ever this
mr lo handle tho holiday trade and
presoitts, moderately priced, can bo
found thero for every member of the
family, and for the home as well.
W. I,. Judklns, the present pro
pi letor, has owned the store for three
years and has steadily built up a good
business by reliable goods, courteous
tieutmeut, and lowest prices. Ho
ays there Is nothing to the claim thnt
toys sie scarce and that they have
plenty front overy nation and every
c!liue. They also carry a nlco line
ot caudles and have nothing over 25
cents.
New glass fionts have recently
been put In their notion counters and
other Improvements made
PLAN IRRIGATION
A lad of fourteen regaled his com
panions, the other day, with a nar
rative of his experience In killing
snakes on tho farm dtiiliiK the sum
mer and autumn months, lie had
destroyed many. Tho hoy did not
know, possibly, thnt he was killing
his father's friends In the field Only
venomous snakes should be ricstrn)
W and thero are very few of them
lit this valley. Snakes live on field
Insects and field mice. Insects and
field mice live on father's crops The
bullsnnke. gartersnake, blueracer and
other reptiles of their kind ate not
poisonous nnri ought not lo be killed
Thev do the farmci a fiieudl.v service
Manager W A Sumner of the Mo
doc orchards In Sams valley, has In
vited bids on the work of Installing a
pumping plant ulth which to Irrigate
thirty-nine ncies of pear orchard on
the upland nt the font of Table rock.
This pear orennrri was watered by
use or tank wskoiis this ear, which
saved It from severe Injury by tho
drouth; the grower, however, was In
consequential. Net ear the orchard
should bear a considerable, crop. The
purpose Is to install the Irrigation
s.vstem to Insure an abundance of
molstiiie at the proper (Into next
onr The water will lie pumped from
a canal extending fiom Itogue river
bv wnv of the orchards into the val
ley A liermnnent svHtcm will be In
stalled, of the extent of which more
w he known later
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aseMTMou art imparling th
, 'CM S'HI ho Mtdford'. first
Ml OkrWMai and Aside from
werttilnoiw t the movement i
o lAould ke itotursl drmn- to!
iSmke tit Initial VSOlure a splf n li
MMCiMft. A martin- will be bold si
tfi library uxt WdBsty evmli
lo iMrlMl 4tilh of lli. celebration
(in R tar l iindaa J dlreit !
Tlia eomjwlttt.. nik' a siu-elai t
(JUftH IMl nu Uj tailed to flu-,
til trillion of llir rliurrt K.narfS-sMotn
tf tin li uu riuuds i Oiii.i
THE OLD RELIABLE
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
Absolutely Puro
MADE FROM CREAM OF TARTAR
THE CHRISTMAS
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FOR YOUR MEN-FOLK
"What Shall I Give Him?" Vexing Problem, Isn't It?
And llcreVtlip solutien: Conio to this store it's a man's shop through and through we have
things here that will surelv please him, and he'll commend your judgment in buying here be
cause .he .knows tlut, all our merchandise, like our lines of clothing, offers utmost value for. your
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Cut out this list use it as a guide:
Tics, 25c to $2.50.
Gloves, Dent's, with other good makes, $1.25 to $3.00.
Handkerchiefs, cotton, pure linen find silks, from 30c to $1.00.
Hats, newest blocks and shades, $1.50 to $5.00, including famous
ftteison and Knox.
Socks, cotton, lisle and silk, at 12Vde to $1.00 pair.
Hand Bags, Suit Oases, Umbrellas.
Jn fact, everything a man or boy could wish for.
Also every article in Furnishings from 50c up will be inclosed, in
an appropriate Xmas carton without extra charge. Karly shopping
will be to your advantage in selection of sizes and patterns.
To the Mothers of Our Young Men
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. . . A .Dress Suit or Tuxedo for Christmas nothing will delight him more, and a good way to
be sure that he will be thoroughly pleased is to buy an order on us for one of our splendid
makes in Dress Suits or Tuxedos, and then let him conic here and be fitted to his perfect sat
isfaction. If in doubt what to buy, here is the easy way out : "We sell you oither Merchandise, Hat or
Glove Uond, which you present the recipient, which allows Him to conic in and make'his own
selection.
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Model Clothing Co. "
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ANNOUNCEMENT
ItEGINNINO TODAY AVH ASSUME TIIH AGENCY J-OIl STUDEBAKER CARS,
AD ARI3 NOW READY TO -MAKE DEMONSTRATIONS BY APPOINTMENT.
THE SELECTION OF "THE STUDEBAKER" AS A COMPANION CAR TO THE
FORI), WHICH WE SHALL CONTINUE TO HANDLE, IS THE RESULT OF
RE VKN MONTHS' INVESTIGATION ALONG LINES THAT WOULD ENABLE
US TO SELECT A CAR TO MEET THE REQUIREMENTS OF THOSE DE-
MAN DING A LARGER CAR YET GIVE THE SAME SERVICEABILITY AT AS
LOW PROPORTIONATE UPKEEP AS THE FORD SERVES ITS OWNERS.
TO DETERMINE THIS, WE INVESTIGATED ALONG THE FOLLOWING
LINES:
FIRST COST THE STUDEBAKER IS AMERICA'S GREATEST FOR VALUE.
UP.KEEPSTUDEBAK.ER PARTS ARE NEXT IN LOW PRICE TO THE FORD.
DEPRECIATION TRY TO BUY A 1913 OR 19U MODEL -OF ANY STUDE
BAKER OWNER.
POWER MORE POWER PER POUND OF WEIGHT THAX ANY CAR SELLING
UNDER $1500.
GENERAL CONSTRUCTION AVITI I REGARD TO ITS ADAPTABILITY TO
MOUNTAIN SERVICE (CHASSIS STRENGTH, COOLING SYSTEM, ROAD
CLEARANCE) THESE ARE MOST IMPORTANT. .
FLEXIBILITY HIGH POWER YET AS RERPONSH'E TO THE THROTTLE AS
THE LIGHTEST LIGHT CAR.
SERVICE-TIIEIH'RABILITYOFTHE STUDEBAKER PERMITS US TO ES
TABLISH A SYSTEMATIC FREE SERVICE NEVER BEFORE ATTEMPT
ED IN MEDFORD. COME IN AND LET US EXPLAIN AND SHOW YOU
THIS WONDERFUL CAR. "
C. E. GATES
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