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MEDPORD MAIL TRTBTJN1 ftlttpFOim OREGON, lWlDAlT, DlSClMIBEn 31, 19J3
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SALDONS
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DOORS FOREVER AT
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ZANZABAR SULTAN WEARS i
UP-TO-DATE BRITISH CLOTHES
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The remaining fttoctcn of nk'oliollu
liquorn in Medford wiirc lcintt jliH
jk)nl of rnpiilly todny in (thttiln
tion of tlio,tntcwiclc prohiSluon Inw
becoming effective nt. midnight. In
mnny pltuvos, however, tho rutjli (6 luy
in Bt6clctt of liquor wns trint fts henvy
n cxpcitri, the Mora n' 'Mo your Now
Ycnr'H-'Hhoppinf? enrly" hnvliif been
heeded by racfct of thoHd'who bpllovb
inprcpnredncHS. ; '
Jinny hoIooiih opened tlielr doom
today nioro out of lmbit thnn for nny
other rniHon, m tlicir ttfockfi were
prncHenlJy exhaiMcd. Oi6 hnloon
luid already sold out nnd-cli)cd itH
doorrt WedneKdny evening
Tiio dlslriut nttornoy'H office hnrt
mudo nrrnnKcuicntH to Moo that
the hfiln of nlcuhollo dririkH
btojw with the end of 10lf. After
midnight, proprictorH of oulopnH wll
itifr liquor will bo liable to hrreHl un
der tho common nuitmnco olntisc of
ih6 nrohibition net.
HtnUi and nity ntithoritleM planned
to mo to tho htrict tnforcctrieut of tho
law throughout Jneknon cOunty, and
tho proprietor pf nil plaoeM Svhere
IntoxiunntH arc ho,M hnvo njntlc readv
to hcc that the InM drop imh dinnp
jH'aved beforv.'tho Inw taken effect.
Tho dniRjri(jt of thin city, beliiR
permitted to eni-rj' only flvnln alcohol
(brandv whiskies, etc., not belii(j
permitted, oven for proscription pur
"iHes, tnny conolude to dcniituro tho
nlcohoi. It may be, howcvci, that,
in dcfcience to the wish of thorio who
would occasionally preparo Nome of
their nliUrii.tliioMcd uiediuiueo at home
In which alcohol is tihcd, they will
cnrr It in both forms.
Tho final' farewell to the old year
will bo celebrated at the Hotel Mcd
l'ord tonight,
AUSTRIAN FLOTILLA
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SUBMARIN
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llKHLIN', Dee. ,'U (by wuyIohh to
fiayville). An ofiioinl AiiNlnun re
volt rceeived loditv from Vienna ru.'n
hnt tho FYeneli Hulnmiriuo MoiijfO
was Hunk on Wednesday by an Aim
trian flotilla.
Tho notion occurred in tho Adriatic
off DuroKo, Albania. Tho statement
folio wh :
"An AiiHlro-IluiiRnrian Hotilla,
coiisiilinjj of tho cruiser HelKolaud
nnd fivo destroyers, on tho morning
of December 'JO, destroyed the French
Hiibmiirino Monge. The kccoikI offi.
ccr and fifteen sailoj-s tveio cap
turrd."
Tho Moiirc was built ill 1009. Bhn
was 17 jy,.t 0R mj f g(. Joi)H
ilisplaeement nboto water. Her com
plement was 'J I men.
NORTHERN PACIFIC
NKW YOItK, IVc, 31. Tho No
Tombcr report of tho Northern Pa
clflc, laued today, hIiouh a RroB In
cru of $1,683,000 nnd a net kIu
o( 1,00,000 over tho corronnoodlUK
month of last year.
ChuHapeako and Ohio showed a
RroNR nnlu of 1 1,1 11,000 and an In
crea.su in net incomo of f&7D,000.
Th Now York Central for Novem
ber allowed a rtoks Increano of 13
09,000 and a net incrcano of $3,
747,000, tlio Utter rirecntlnK a
Kln of aproylmMcl moro than fifty
percctn over last year.
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STRUCTURES
November, 191.1, permttB reAldcutd
to purchase from dealers outside tho
ifltato two quarts of spirituous liquors
tion nod only about ISO saloons will
be forced out o( business.
Idaho's prohibition law Is Bald to
SHOW
PROGRESS
lor twelve quarts of beer each twenty bo tho most drastic In tho Union.
Inlays. J It not only closes the saloons, but
Malio Most PrnMlc makes tho possession of any kind of
1 t.t.l. .in .1... l.ii.i . t.lrtnn moll rr nnlrlt nnim llrtliom a crime.
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5ULTANOFZAN2IBAR
Hos u great admirer of llrltUli
rule nnd bis np-to-ihtto ilivhi leaves
no i-oni for Misplclon as a llrltlth
enemy.
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WYOMING
COLDEST SPOT IN
UNITEO STATES
WASHINGTON', Dec. 31. With a
temperature of 12 1 decrees below zero,
Ltindcr, Wyo., was the coldest spot in
tho country today. Weather bnieau
rt'P01" nlso Indicated (i cold uroii
In the enst.
Temperatures wcro abnormally low
in New I'nuland, in the interior of
New York, over tho northwest and
west of tho Kooky mount niiis.
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SPOKANE, Wnsh., Dw, 31.
Illpher temporatures were rccoidcd
In eastern WushinRton and northern
Montana today, but southern Idaho
reported colder weather. Tho lowest
tempcraturu hero was 13 decrees
abovo rem. Temperatures reported
o tho Jpcal weather bureau from
Montana show 0 below at Mihsouhi,
r.ero at Kalisjiell and Helena and 10
abovo. at Hnic, which reported 10
bolow yesterday.
oltise, Idaho, had a temperature of
rem, Southern Alberta leported a
rise of 1(J decrees in temperature in
the last twelve hours.
SIUTTLK, Wash., Dee. 31.-Tho
venter of hih barometer piessure ou
the 1'acifio slojio is nou over Idaho.
In Washington tho prexNuro has de
creased durinir tho past eighteen
Jiours, indicating rain or snow and
wanner weather in ucMoni Washing
ton touipht nnd Sutuidu.t, with mod
orato southeasterly winds
OF CITY IN 1915
While the year 1111.1 I111.1 been n
quiet one in Mrdt'ord building, sub
stantial structures have been erected.
VThe most costly stnieture, which is
now nearini? -complelion, is the new
federal building, costing $110,000. It
is n brick stnieture, threo stories in
height, with basement.
The most costly residence erected
wn thnt of Delniy Octcltoll on Onk
dale nvenue, eostimr .'riri.OOO. Num
erous Hniallor business blocks and
residences have been erected.
Tho year has seen grent advance
jn industrial line. The Medford flour
hiills have been remodeled and placed
in operation after vcirs of idleness.
Tho .Medford onuncry has been en
larged, with prospects of greater
growth the coming year. Tho Med
ford cement brick factory has been
opened. Severn! small factories have
been stnrled and nro doing a pros
perous bitfducsH.
The great enterprise of the year In
tho valley, however, has been tho ir
rigation enterprise of the Ilognc River
Canal Co. A storage dam has been
built at Fish Jake at a cost of $100,
000; a dhorsiOn dam has been con
structed abovo Talent on Hear creek,
and a canal to water 2000 acres of
bearing orchard is under construc
tion. The main oannl is being en
lin god nnd extended to cover the
lower end of the valley, placing 10,
000 acres under water. The total
cost of improvements under way to
tals a quarter million dollars.
Five thousand ncres in Jackson
npil Josephine counties hnvo been
signed up for sugar beet culture and
a factory is expected to be oreoted
this spring at a cost of $000,000.
Idaho -will go dry tonight by virtue
l statutory prohibition. Moat of tho
iUto has been dry under local op-1
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excepting wlno for Bacramental pur
ponci and pure alcohol for medical,
scientific nnd mechanical uses, which
Is procurable only on an order from
tho probnto court,
through shipment one Rallou of liquor
n month for porsonal use. Certain
snlrits aro permitted for churches
Tho South Carolina dispensary nnd tho practico or oris anascicncvn.
system under which fifteen out of J according to an opinion" by tho attor-forty-four
county operated liquor . noy general of the state,
dispensaries -will ccaso to exist at Tho state dispensary system re
sundown today. Under tho now pro-'plnced' tho open bar room In South
hibltlon law Individuals may obtain Carolina.
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PAItlS, Dec. 31 Cnpturo of 1G00
prisoners by tho Montenegrins In an
nnKanoinent In tho SanJm; in which
an Austrian detachment was wiped
out, Is announced In tho Montenegrin
official statement received herctoday.
Tho statement follows
"On tho Bnnjak front on tho 29th,
wo annihilated an enemy detachment
making 1500 prisoners. Thoro also
hnvo beon sovero artillery and out
post combats,
"On tho southern front an Aus
trian attack In Uoutchldo was ro-
1 pulsed.
"Tho enemy succeeded In recap
turliiR HnskovaRorn.
"Wo repulsed the enemy on tho I.o
voen front."
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LCENSES
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FORD PEACE MEMBERS,
OPEN NEW CAMPAIGN
" STOCKHOLM, Dee 30 - It has
Tho sportsmen with nun, rod and bco definitely decided by mciubors
reel didn't hnvo as much fun during 0f tho lord expedition that aa soon
tho eor Just passed as usual In IIHb , possible tentative pe.ice plans will
paradise for sport of that kind Atjhrt llnnM1 up nmI BllTimMe, to tho
all Events, ho didn't KO about It n8iwnrHnU nallons. Men versed In In-
numerously, nccoidhiR to tho num
ber of llconses Issued durliiR the onr.
County Cloik Oaidnor has u rec
ord of 250,' licenses IsnuoiI to gun
ners. 2031 to fishermen; 3 n non
residents nnd 'J 10 combination li
censes. The fees paid In for those
purposes amount to fMM. This total
tal shows n decrease of flSIt from
last ear's receipts. It Is 1 1 -t -1 7 less
than for the vear 19 IS
There were S3 Old Soldleis licenc
es IsHiiod durlnK the year On them 1
110 iharRii Ih made
terpatlonal law will bo employed for
Rtildnnro on technical points,
Should the first effort of tho peace
mission bo. rejected or Ignored by tho
nations, tho plans will bo modified
and repeatedly offered until persis
tence attracts attontlon.
SEVEN STATES CO DRY
(Continued from page onel
In the state of Washington the in-
1 illative prohibition law ratified in
ON TRIAL IN U. S. FOR AID
TO GERMAN WARSHIPS AT SEA
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vSCENE FROM "THE PRICE Or
rOim-AlT MlUAl MTHll'ICUIII
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One of the most wnll reallttb '
shlpwieeks eer cieeu4 l hown u
,-nn of the ni or Thi Vrue of
Her Silence a four part Mutual
MaHiri ine, 1 t.Mi-net at the Than
houter studios t the Star theatre
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Sale Commences Monday, Jan. 3rd
6 Pairs
of Good Shoes
Will Be Placed on
Sale at a Big
Reduction in Prices
536 Pairs
ol Good Shoes
I)..:.... ii-rt m .-.i-,wi nu'n in :-t.?r
DlilClv OlOtll lops 1 tu:u .7.i.ux, iihiiivvu v.... '-
dull kid tops Price $5.00; marked down to Jpo-.So
cloth and kid tops I'nco Jj5-i.ou, ninrKcu uowu m -"
dull tops P.rice $4.00, marked down to 2.85
.Price ifti.OO. niarkecl down to si.oo
L6t iD 1IJ wirs Tabor Fabric, black clotli tops rnw vow,
1 ot 10 If) inii-s J)elaine Jabrie, black clotli tops Price $.).00,
Lot 118 i)iirs Black Velvet, dull kid tops...., Pnco $1.00,
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Wo hvo combed our entire stock of Shoes and have assembled all short lines, discontinued lines,
includng all odds and ends, making a grand total of five hundred and thirty-six pairs of GOOD
SHOB to be sold out at once at a big cut in prices. This will be your beat opportunity to buy
GOOE8HOES at such low prices as quoted below, as all indications point to a stiff advance in prices
on all trades of shoes for future delivery. Our reason for forcing these shoes now is that we need the
room, a you know our store space is limited and when lines aro broken in sizes we must force them
out at tliberal cut in prices to make them move, and move fast. This is a real mojiey-saving sale for
you, no a money-saving sale for us. Get busy, don't wait. Come early and get your pair of shoes.
Your see is here to fit you.
Women's Welt Sewed Shoes
Lot 1 Jl pairs Bronsse Kid doth top button Price $5.00, marked down to 4.15
Lot U 19 pairs Patent Lace, fawn and gray tops Price $5.00, marked down to .85
Lot i3 H iinivH Patent Lace, black clotli tops Price $o.00, marked down to 4.15
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Ldt H i pairs Patent Jjutton,
Lot Lr) 8pairs Patent Button,
Lot ' G lipairs Patent Button,
Lot 177 lairs Patent Button.
T n Q )Q ...;,. T).,4ni UiWfMi Irwl niwl rlllll fMllC frum
ijji kj u jiiilO i infill uiiuuM, iit ii" ... ....- x- - i i ,11 i m A -it
- . . a i. I !..;.... LJ.- I II I alrkrlIV11Tra ,B. .
marked down to $3.85
marked down to $3.15
iiifii,1ril lnu'n in $n!i,.4rk
: i) i)ars ulacK liucic, diiick cioin lops ? .t .?-.;" "' " 5"
Lot 1.5-11 iii-s Chin Ictal cloth top button i'nee i.w, marKca (town iu go.u
Lot 14 10 piirs Black Gun Metal, button or lace Price tfl.;0, marked down 0 .J.4&
Lot 15 :JJ pars Gun Metal button, dull tops Price $.'1.50, marked down to g.80
Lot 1G 5 paiis Dull Kid, black cloth tops Price $5.00, marked down to 4.15
Lot 1711 pm Bright Kid, cloth and kid tops I'rice $4.00, marked down to J.
Lot 18 5 pnin Bright Kid, lace, kid tops Price $1.00, marked down to $A8o
Women's Hand-Turned Shoes
latent, 1
Patent,
Patent,
i Patent,
1 talent,
pniw
Women's McKay Sewed Shoes
Lot 258 pairs Pavnt clotli tops Price $3.00, marked down to $2.85
Lot 2l ,'M pairs B.iok Velvet, cloth tops Prico $3.50, marked down to $2.65
Lot 273 paii-s Blade Buck Price $3.50, marked down to $2.45
Growing Girls' Shoes
Lot 2811 pairs PatVits, black and fawn cloth tops... Price $3.50, marked down to $2.65
Lot 2923 pairs Bjacl Velvet, black cloth tops Price $3.00, marked down to $2.45
Lot 3017 pairs GunMetal Calf School Shoes Price $3.50, marked down to $2.65
Men's Tan Russia Calf Shoes
Lot 3115 pairs Tan lfissia Calf, button or lace Price $5.00, marked down to $2.95
Lot 19 fl pairs tatent, black clotli tops -Price $5.00, marked down to $4.1o
Lot 20 tO pairsPatent, black cloth tops Price $5.00, marked down to $3.8a
Lot 211 1 ptiirsPatent, black cloth tops Price $1.50, marked down to $3.4o
Lot 2220 pairs Patent, dull kid tops Price $1.50, marked down to $0.60
Lot 2319 pairs talent, button or lace Price $1.00, marked down to $-l
Lot 2-15 pairs Al Dull Kid button Prico $1.50, marked down to $3.6o
One Big Mixed Lot of Women's $3.50, $4, $4.50 and $5 Shoes
Will Be Sold at This Sale at
$1.95--
Think of It at $1,95 a Pair
102 Pairs
102 Pairs
BETTER HTJRRY1
DO YOUR WASHING
SOME OTHER TIME,
NOT NEXT MONDAY.
COME.
BETTER HURRY!
-TELL GRANDMA OR
SOMii ONE ELSE TO
' MIND THE BABY.
COME.
.At the
" Sign pf
dfuKJttM
Opposite
Mann's Store
"Good Shoes1
"GOOD SHOES" BUILT OUR BUSINESS
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