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CINCINNATI, Dec. 21. Ucpresrn
tatlvcs of organized baseball nnd the
Federal league who met lioio today
to tnko up tlio negotiations looking
toward the ending of tlio two-years
baseball war wcro optimistic that tho
long struggle would end beforo Iho
lirepent meeting adjourns.
"I am curtain that peaco will enRito
ueforti tho end of tho week," mild
August Hermann, chairman of tho na
tional commission.
"I see nothing that will Interfere
nt present I holtovo wc have n
thorough understanding with the
Federal league- pcoplo over the de
tails to bo threshed out," said Pres
ident Johnson of the American
leaguo.
"Wo will purchase tho Cubs and
peace Is certain to come nt tho con
elusion of this meeting," said Charles
Vueghman of tho Chicago Federal
league team.
Tho only deal In connection with
the peaco agreement which appears
to bo certain Is that Weeghnian and
Ills associates will purchase the Chi
cago National league team front
Charles P. Toft, present holder of tho
majority of tho stock, and that If
this deal goes through tho National
lcaguo club will bo moved to tho
Federal lcaguo park on the north
tildo.
Another rumor which born tho
rtamp or seml-offlrlal confirmation
was that tho HI l.ouls American
league team would ho Hold, or In fact
already had been mid, providing that
peace was declared. Ah to tho pur
chaser the rumor said nothing,
Mr. Herrmann Intimated that tho
conference might last until Thursday
or Friday, although he said ho bad
hopes that tho conference would bo
completed by tomorrow night.
CAN
MOBLIZE
NATl'SINDUSTRIES
R
PREPAREDNESS
XBW YORK, Dee. 21. Infoimn.'
lion needed lj a national prepared.
jjwh cninniiMinn Million President
WlMoti in rttjid'to W consideniiK up
pointing, ulrendv Im been gathered
ly the iYiluuil trade voiniuinMun with
in the iiini! numtliH of Hs existent'!',
(f1iilnnin .Ipsepli K. Dnvies (if tho
cotiuutwiioii todiiy told the Ameiieau
Miinufnotuiei-s' F.xport nsaoointion
melding hem. If it lieeaino neeeHsnr.i
to mobilize (ho count r's industrial
resoiireen fqr war, Mr. Davie Hnii,
the tnidii t'omniihhioii eoulif produce
ri record not only of -the induslries
uvuilablp, but of their respective cup
licit icn, actual mid potential, nud the
decree of their integration, physical
und fiunncin). The rommissiou, he
said, had come into personal contact
with virtually Uo-thmln of the in
dustries of tho country, inviiuied in
value of investment. Mr, Davie said
the rommissioii now had knowledge
which would afford n basis tnr rec
ommendation of legislative action by
congress. Tbe int'onnalion gathered,
lie said, would bo reudr to put be
fliiv tlio eoligresoj within u few weeks.
'Tho commission, he said, had paid
particular attention to competitive
Conditions that exo-t in fotcigu conn
fries and which adversely affect
Jin()rioan sliipM'i.
Legislative recoiinnendntioiiN will
iuelude method by vvluoli dumping uf
elicap Kurnpeaii good on the Ameii
mn market at the e!oe oi the war
may bo prevented.
WANT MILLION MORE MEN
( Continued trora nnpo one)
"So far us wo in thU rtmntrv ure
ooiieorucd stud I huou till out mIIic
iije iho sriuo-e.ui' will ho never vu
Vjired for n moment, while our tiulit
luj; resource, both in wen und in iiih
t Drill I, Imhmiiiiv oven month more am
ple in nunutlfv und better uioliUiied
und organised for the purpose of the
unmpaigii."
Itofomng; to tbe mcure rrconlfo
tnliuii tn briug about doner eti-uHra-lion
niuuiij; tho HUie, Mr. Aiiiith
nid it wus hoped by all I he mi ion
nouooruod that tbu procedure mould
JojUd U gtunU'r eouccntnilitm f pur
)0, oO-rilitH of plan- eimiuMi
o0tVy linil oflevlu ! of .vimn.
o adtlqrf It -aii-ln.ti, llu.Uiih
ijnt Mrpriiflf l' siiiih liit-if mil
mc of the nllip, " ii" a- d.
Itinnined am uliiwli' i win Hi. .n.
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SA1-KM, Or., Dee. 121. Maniage
iilonn is not a sut'fieient cause to
warrant the dismissal of a school
timelier, niieotdinit to n decision ten-
deied today by the Oicgnn supieinc
court. The decision iiffiimed the ac
tion of tlio circuit court of Multno
mah county in issuing a writ of man
damus uoiiimaudinir the Poillatul
school board to reinstate Mrs. Maud
L. Iticlianls, whom it bad dismissed
ns n teacher bcciiuxc she imirried.
"It is iniHissiblo to know in ad
vance." the supiemo court held,
"whether Iho efficiency of any mi
son will become impaired because of
marriage and a rule vihicb assumes
that nil persons do beeomo less com
petent becnuse of mnrringe is unren
sounhle beenuso such n regulation is
purely nrbitrnrv. If n teacher is just
as competent und efficient after mar
riage, n dismissal because of marri
age would be capricious,
"If a teacher becomes Inefficient
or fails to perform n duty or does
some act which of itself impairs use
fulness, then a good or reasonable
cause for dismissal would exist. The
net of marriage, however, does not of
itself furnish it reasonable cause."
Construing the teacher's permanent
tenure law the court held that the
board's notion in dismissitfg Mrs.
Itichnrds was not only illegal because
mnrringe docs not constitute u rea
sonable cause, but becnuse a written
complaint meeting- tho legnl require
ments was not filed against her.
STOLENI NECKTIES
SOLD AT H0RNBRO0K
A bunch of neckties I ubout nil a
trio of tlonters got from the "Daniels
for Duds" stole veslerday morning
about 0 o'clock; hut it probably isn't
all they'll get bcfoie the local nullior
ities shall have finished their business
with them. The hhoplillers were
caught today at lloruhrook, Cat., nud
Constable llnmiuoiul has gone to
bring them haul:. They will arrive on
tiuiu 10 this evening.
Yesterday morning thiee foot tour
ists went into tlw store of Daniels
ami engaged u clerk in the usual put
chaser's counter talk as if they pro
posed to buy something:. While tho
cleric was eiifrnged some distauco
nwny from them ami towanl the rear
of tho slore, one of the trio gathered
a bunch of neckties anil on the leturii
of the clerk tliev concluded nut to
piirobase.
The tramps got away on one of the
freights yesterday, but weio ditched
at lloruhrook last evening. At that
point they began the sale of (lie stolen
goods, One purchaser recognized the
business label of Daniels and at once
telephoned to this city to tell ubout
the wholesale lot being peddled at
that point.
Chief of police IJittson was not
long ju oi denim; the men taken into
custody.
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M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE
Reliable Methods
Suits, Coats, Dresses, Skirts, Petticoats, Waists
YEAR END PRICES FOR PRACTICAL GIFT SEEKERS
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$20.00 Knits .14.50
$25.00 Suits $17.50
$30.00 Suits .122.50
$35.00 Suits $25.00
COATS
$10.00 Coats $5.00
$15.00 Coats $7.50
CHRISTMAS GIFTS FOR
MEN
Men's Tics, in hundreds of dif
ferent natterns. all colors and
SWEATERS
$1.50 Svcaters....$1.19
$2.00 Swoators....$1.49
' ' n , T. ierent patterns, all colors ana ..,, , co oq
$20.00 Coats $10.00 W(,aV(i8 oa(,h t iu ,l(. $3.50 bweaters....$;-.98
$30.00 Cotits $15.00 tractive Xmas box, special at, $5.00 Svcjiters....$3.9a
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SILK HOSIERY
$1.50 Silk Hose....$1.29 A
$1.00 Silk Hose 89 4
Mnvgtiins for the whole
jauiuy.
HOUSE. SLIPPERS 98c
"We have a lare assortment of $1.50 Slippers we are
closing out at this very low price, green, red and
black, all si'.es 98
LEATHER NOVELTIES, HALF PRICE
$1.50 Pillow Tops $2.25
$ 1.50 Suari's $2.25
$(i.00 Scarfs
SILK SALE
Xmas Silks for Waists and Dresses.
$1.50 Taffetas $1.39
$1.50 Silk Phile $1.39
$1.50 Crepe de Chine $1.39
HAND BAGS
Nothing more acceptable i'or ail Xmaspresent, great
saving, at , , 98 to $2.50
We take our discounto r.nd gladly
give you yours in-?GreerStainps.
each - 50d
Men's Joxed Sets, containing
one pair black fibre silk hose
and four-in-hand tie, worth
75c, specia, the set 50
Men's Dress Shirts, in a won
derful assortment of neat pat
terns and colors, made front
excellent nualitv nereales. cut
$3.00 full and roomy, plaiii bosoms,
usual .f 1.00 shirts, special at
only
Men's Kerchiefs of
1 - 1 !
Jinen, J-inen iiem, lull size,
excellent grades, at 25
Men's Hose Supporters, pad
style, most excellent quality
elastic, various colors, put up
in Xijias box, priced, por )air,
at :.: 25
Men's Suspenders, in assorted
patterns, put up in Xmas box
with card, specially priced at
only 50
Men's .Boxed Sets, hose sup
porters and arm bands, in neat
Xmas box, for 50
FURS ONE-HALF PRICE
Wc would advise you to buy your Gift Furs now.
$ 5.00 Furs 2.50
$ 8.00 Jb urs Jrt
$10.00 Purs $5.00
$15.00 Furs $7.50
$20.00 Furs $10.00
THIS COUPON ISJGOOD FOR
$1.00 10 rDrr TR AnTNTf; STANPS
all pure ...... . .. , . ., , , , . . . ... .. .
uuiiii '! uiirvnnrnp nmn niinii Tn ri in nr hum' m:iin 111 iiim iiiiiit'i
price Store, Monday and Wednesday, Dec. 20 and 22. If you are a
friend of this store, bring this Coupon to our Store. Jlnko a rash
purchase aniountini; to f0e or more and you will receive 10 "S. & II."
(1IIEKX TRADING STAMPS KRKK, iu addition to the regular num
ber of stumps which so with purchase. THIS COITON' IS GOOD
MONDAY AND WEDNESDAY, DEC. 20 AND 22, ONLY.
Our prices and our goods are right
and W Green Stamps will
save you? money.
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SAY, KID, I found out something. Will
H. Wilson don't buy his shoes from regular
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houses that keep high-priced men on the
road.
JtKltl.IX. Dec '1 il.v uncle s I..
Tuckerton). i.uiiruious iyuutilii' oi'"
amniiinitiou, uiiiuou mnl tents win
taken li the Turks on the witlidiaun!
of the Kntislt fruin the poitun-
ovneuiitcd on the Gallipoli peuii.iil.i.
it vviih offieiallv niiutiunced iu the
TitrkMh headiUHitiii, rcpoit dated I
Deceniher '-'(), n-ceived lieie todnv '
from ConMuntinnplo. I
In the MritWi itttark on the Seddul '
llnhr front, which pieiieded the with
driiuHl fiom the other hihMoi, thi j
Hnlifch Miffoivd oiiotiuoiiM Iti'.se, ii i
i duelmed. ,
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Another
GREAT BIG DINNER
At
Hotel Medford
Christmas
5 to 9 P. II One Dollar
Kesorve your scats for
KEW YKAR'S KVE
And onoc nioro
Live the Lil'o
Bargains in
ROSES
GERMANY TO FENCE BORDER
WITH BARBED WIRE FENCES
AMSTKIIDAM, l).v. 21. v..i I.,.,
don The ncv-.niiHi Mnnli...l ,,
it learn- tii'in Oldeiuiuil, Hull ii. i,,
tllnt lining l thr liictVHolllK iiiiIiiIk i
uf wur priMineiv ckcupitij oei tin-fifiwau-Dut.il
Ii.vhimt tlic Gcntiani
luvemuieui uiiemU to Hte the wholi I
fruutkr with ImiHmhI nin-.
NO, INDEED! He buys them from fellows who
f ff . it r 1 i ! TV 200 Three-year-old
go broke, and have to sell for whatever price he or- f Caroline Testout
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fers them. He is selling Big, Heavy Work Shoes at
$1.49, Genuine Oak Sole, Water-proof at $2.69, and
the American Welt, which sells every where for $4.50 f
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and $5.00, for $2.75. I am going to buy my shoes J
here after this. I can beat Sears Saw-Buck prices.
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rt4 M rM-n raw CUrtk thai . .. i l
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Hoses for salo nt a lmrgnln
Tho finest roses In Medford
from tho best rose hedfio In tho cl(y.
Tho Caroline Testout Is a perpet
ual bloomer, largo pink roses and
tho best hedgo or street rose for tbU
clltuato.
Pierce, the Florist
The IDEAL
XMAS GIFT
Well, good-bye! I have to go home. My wife is
going out this evening and I have to stay with the
kids.
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Ts something useful and or
namental. A CEDAR
CHEST IS SUCH, or most
am thing in the furniture
line a .Roekcr, Pedestal,
Smoking Set, etc.
Our special for this Christ
mas is our $3..")0 Pacific Ce-
Come in and let us show you
our line.
Descriptive circulars for out
of town people free for tho
asking.
PACIFIC FURNITURE &
FIXTURE FACTORY