Medford mail tribune., December 29, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

FACE CHARGE HI
JUSTICE COURT
W. F. DeWJtt of Ashland, driver of
tho taxi that crashed into the rear
end of a Hudson car, Chriatmns eve
resulting in the death of Mrs. Nona
Jennings, of this city Christinas eve
on the Pacific highway ueur Talent,
will appear before Justice of the
Peace D. W. Itugshaw of Jacksonville
for a preliminary hearing.. ,A war
rant ror riis arrest was Issued Tues
duy, and he telephoned the sheriff's
office that he would appear of his
own volition. DeWltt was censored
ly the coroner's Inquest Monday In a
verdict attributing "carelessness and
lack of due caution" tn liim. if dm
coroner's Jury Is sustained, DcWitt
will be bound over to the grand Jury.
iiiere lias been no action taken
by the county to lessen tho speeding
menace. "It is up to the law enforce
ment officers," said County Judge
Ciardner Tuesday. "The county court
has hired a deputy sherirf, who is
supposed to look uftur violations of
the auto laws, hut ho does not seem
able to find any. When wo ullowed
for this, tho county court understood
he was to be used for this purposo.''
Prosecutor-elect Itawles Moore
wlio takes office next Mmuinv 0.1,1
"I don't want the Impression to get
around that I am enl HIT tn lui n
'goody-goody,' hut as a mutter, of
buuu spurmmaiiBnip uutoists should
observe the auto laws. J drive a car
mjBelf, and there is 110 reason why
a rivers sliould bo careful and one
driver run hog wild." Mr. Moore
made no statement as to what nction
ne would take upon assuming office.
Tho lust speed cop that flourished
In this section held forth on the Pa
cific highway, and worried more
about violations of the prohibition
law than ho did tho auto regulations.
This .was early in 10111, and there bus
been no regular usslgnment to thin
task since.
ELKS WILL HOLD
OPEN HOUSE ON
NEW YEAR'S DAY
Medford lodge of Elks will hold
open house at the club rooms on New
Year's day. The committee and offi
cers of the lodge estimate that this
will be the biggest social event ever
held by Medford lodge, inquiries have
been comlnK for a week from mom.
uers living outside of the city.
From 1:30 d. m. to fi:an n
will be open house In the club rooms
witn iniormal dancing; at 6:30 p. m.
the big New Year's banquet; and the
New Year's bull from 9 n. m. to mid
night. The event Is for isna ,,.,,1
their families, however the house
ules now governing visitors wlm urn
not members of Elks families, will lie
observed.
Approximately nun nnnmlu nf tur
key have been secured for the ban
quet; and one of the best chefs in
Oregon engaged to prepare them. The
decorations of the banmmt hull will
me purple and white, the lodge colors.
uuring 1110 bunqiiet there will ulso be
music and speclul numbers for imlitr
tuinment.
IE COMING AT
RISTIAN CHURCH
NEW YEAR'S EVE
Friday evening, Dec. 31. New
Year's eve. the members and friends
of the-First Chraman church will
meet at 6:30 In the lrir hu,,.,,,,.
uining nail for their annual homo
coming and basket dinner. Each
member will bring a basket well
lined for themselves ami fnmiiv ti.u
church will provide hot coffee and an
interesting program. All members
are urged to be present. Reports of
ins year s work will be given and
Plans laid for larger things for the
New Year. A large crowd is expected
and a general good time is anticipated.
(Continued fiom Page One)
Get old Danera rni- .
K.ll... ... " i
1 rmune onice.
1
inpolis J. I.. Ktbeiidge said he knew
nominx 01 urn limine ro .Morns
HrothiTS. Iiriiliers at Portland, until
reports told lilni.
"1 haven't a rent but what belongs
to nii" he said.
Ktliet-idKf offered to return to
Portland alone If permitted to do so.
He said he hud nothing to fear. He
said he would not fight extradition.
t'urrencv tntullinir me nun nnH hnmi
coupons valued at $75,000 were found
on KtheridKC's nersnn. Mlnnpimnllu
Kther
idge and his wife wore diamonds.
Mrs. Ktherldge. speaking for licr
Helf and huHbuiid, gave a stutement to
reporters at her room In a local hotel
last night.
"Dispatches from Portland saying
that my accounts are short 25,006 are
nothing but the worst kind of lies,"
she said.
"The report that my husband ab
sconded with J99.000 is also false.
How could be . get away with that
much money when all books and re
ports of the company stood ricid in
vestigation when ve left. It's the
Portland tit.WRii.'imrH und lunlnna
competitors who couldn't stand to
see my . nusuunu nrosner mat are
It's n frame-up.
""- mm niKni. tunn mner- uacK or tins. It s a frame-up."
GERMANS PROTES
POLICE DISCHARGE
PARIS. Doc. 21 Th C.....1.... ...
flee, was advised today thin tho Ger
man Bovernment uellvered a note yes
terday to tho allied representatives In
Merlin, protesting ngaiimt the recent
note of Oeneral Noliet, head of the
iiiiei-ameu commission of control In
Berlin, .with regard to the fulluro of
the Oornmn government to disband
,".10 Klnwohnerwebr or civic, guard.
i t The Oerman poto says that the suc
of the Hrnssels conference, is
likely to bo affected If tho allies per
sist In tho line of mtlon they have
taken concerning the p.n,.u organi
zations and it demands that the note
of tho commission of control, in
which ..the subject was referred "to
be communicated to tho Cierman'
government.
II
Tiles that same
negsand monotony
out of every-day
tnealsl
A bottle of DHL
Month Catsup on
the table will help
you do It.
Serve It with
meals.lish.game
use It in cooking!
Its red-ripe to
mato flavor adds
zest to almost any
otner 1004.
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QIM CHUNG
China Bert) Store
Herb cure for earaune. headuclie, cat
arm, uipuiuria, aula tuiuut, lung iruuu.v,
kmitvy ll'uuoiu, eojiimcu truuuie, liean
liouuie, clwiiH miu luvtii, crtmipa, couitue,
puvr vuuuialiuii, cuiuuuiiea, lumwia,
t-rttuaeu bieuei, cures a,. aluUM ot Muuuia.
iu ui'miATliiftfj.
Mului-u, Jlrmn, Jan. U, 1D17.
luueruly l, ints u.. dm.. .il
ea, u.Q very ntrti aiuttiucii iruulm, mu
liU ween bullicivu lor ei-vuiul year atiu
ImWI AUKU-l Mdif ,ui VApceleU IO llVto, Mliu
ui una uuua iwnuae Jtri-b
biuio i in tjoum 1'wnl aireet, aivu
lultJI, 1 uemu'-.l iu ijol neroa lor 111)
aiuii.ocu tiuuui... auu t alarlvu IO li-eln..
" wuu i utiva iiiviii auu luu.
Kill uu.1, ,a j.,,, nrarlr rtn-UlU
lutou auuue aiiuulca aa i u lu
Unit i.iiunn auu try uia ilerba.
""""'' n juiibON.
k HutMut;
m. Ltiviia. Kagle Point.
. v. buiiiiiiib, n.ua,e j-uliit,
. A. AIIUlu, HI.U1UU1,
. 1. ilUIIUl-,, Cua'H rwillL.
o, !, o,.ie i-u,i
. ciiii,r, u..M, rolut
7..;. . Z j-uini.
Paulino Chumplln, who has been
quite ill with pneumonia Is rapidly
recovering.
Air. and Mrs. F. O. llllnit nin.
tallied at Christmas dinner .Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Wahl and Mr. and Mrs.
. 10. Wahl.
Mr. and Mrs. Curlev who rAconin-
arrived rrom tlicdr home in North Da
kotu are nicely settled on the I. II
1'orter ranch und expect to make
Kiversldo their future borne. Mi
ami Mrs, t'lirley are parents of Mrs
i oner.
Mrs. Ttoso (lav and Miss Allen Trni..
per have as house guests for the
i-hristmus vacation Prof, Archibald
noddy of the dramatic staff or tin.
state university, Herbert H. Matthews
siiperinientient of the Mill Vulley,
Calif., schools and Nnrvnl Tlin..,,,u.,
of the state university. Mr. and Mrs.
i-urcy wens or Klamath Falls wore
u.so L.nristinus day euests at Mm itn
ziills ranch.
'Mrs. Anna Kneel na n vns.i nt
nr. and Mrs. G. B. Alden at Medford
or a few days the uast week
Mr. and Mrs. 'It. I) . inn, ,.i
ChriBtinas dinner with Mrs. M. Jacobs
and family.
Ilruce Pickett is nt Jin mo fpnin frt
vuiiis wnero bo Is aitondlng O. A. C.
io sponu llio Holidays with his mir.
cnts.
Mr. and MrB. n. H Rimwi .in.
"lined at ChrlBtmns dinner Mr. and
Mrs. Loo Raymond and R. W. Engul.
'Mr. and Mrs. Qeo Lance went to
Medford Christmas ilnv mH niin i
tho wedding of Miss ICllIll l-Vll f'twtlr
uiiii i' luyu i.nnce. riliiiii(inr i ..i.i
Hill for tho weddinir illnnui- win. . i...
bride's parents. .Mr. mwl Mm ni..
lOOK,
All Hlvorsido was In f,.lrnr,i
nig tno week preceding Christmas do
niB uieir snopping.
Mr. und Airs. C. It. '13o.nl wore din
nor guests of lv. nl m-- n n
.mon ono day the past week. They
left for their future home in Wash
ington on Friday stomiiup- ... ...
-uiKu urovo ror a visit with rela
tives. All their many friends regret
io see mem go. Mr. and Airs. Hob
hlllfl II fit nf !. 1. .1 lit .
....... ,,i jj,.,
Air., nucl (Mrs. Clms. p. riminpUn
(MitertuIntMl Aim. A.lM fh,..ti..
Mm. (ioonriii Kuffin i r-a n '
olios ana r red Chumplln on Christ
mas day. i
A Christmas nartv ui. ,.i,... .. .
... .b nnvii ui inn
"ivcisKio community club house Sat
urday lllght by tho mnnihnra -r
nun. It was u most en Invj.hi., rp..i
lor nil both for tho children and the
grown-ups. A Christ mn
geoim In trimmings and electric lights
vus screened, and with the opening
song, "Joy o tho Wurld." ih
tains were drawn, lights were snap
ped on and the tree illu.'ln.n,! ......
huntu Clans stunned for r. ...i..
uies una distributed gifts to tho chll
dren from his suck. A splendid pro-
muiu was enjoyed which was given
mostly by the children und ended
twin an appropriate reading by Mrs
I n aeil.
irs. iientrice C. .lonea m.,1
corps of helpers deserve much credit
or ine tuslelul and elaboiiii..i..--
tions.
Dancing was enlnved in.
malnder or the
-uuniuiuuu lUnCU WHS SOI VU.I ii t .,,1,1
night.
On tho night of Jan. S the club will
hold their unnual election nt fn..
which will bo followed by an oyster
"'I'i'iii .
Mr. and Airs. F. K. v.,ht m. ....j
Mra. Ci. II. Alden who spent'tha week
oiiu on lovers n and ll.,.l...i .i.
Ihrlstnias party at lha pIi. i,.
K-iurnea to jiedrord Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. l. l). Jones entertain-
eu .nr. anil ir
,, . milieu ai
iiiiuer Sunday.
Card of Thanks
mo desire to thank the Eastern
Star and our many frleuds for their
kindness and svmnuthv hn h,..,..
itoiii oereavemenl.
l.l'KK JUXXIXfiS.
CHAS. RIII.I.EU.
MKS. EFF1 K M. MOXTAOl'K
HCTH .MO.NTAGL'E 3
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S
HALFTMGE
SALE
Every Winter
Press and
At Exactly
i 7
Sale
and
Half Price
NOW IS THE CHANCE YOU'VE BEEN
WAITING FOR. BE ON HAND EARLY
$25 Dresses $12.50 " : : ' . '.
$30 Dresses $15.00. tjf ' 'iSf "f
$40 Dresses $20.00i , J!
.1 I Jt 21 Vl, jMmUMM I . '(Alt.
$50 Dresses $25.00 Jiftr RV
$60 Dresses $30.00 B " ''W
Clonals ....$7.50, ,) MM I II
$25 Coats . .$12.50
$30 Coats . .$15.00
t $35 Coats . .$17.50
$40 Coats . .$20.00
$50 Coats . . $25.00
$75 Coats . .$37.50
$17.50
$35 Suits
f -
$50 Suits
$60 Suits
$75 Suits
.$25.00
.$30.00
.$37.50
o
Somies Extra Good
and Friday in
Speiaijfpr Thursday
Every
Corsets
Wfaists
Department
Jtillor Urns, new motM Oiir-
sels in flesh colors, .:.()() val
ues. All sizes. f n n
Sale price, pc.
xBIeached Sheets
TL'xfltl Iloniestciul Sheets.
(loiul !fj.ti() viiltifs. Very
spet'iul
ouch ;
$1.29
Outing Flannel '
27 iiiflies wide. f)O0il lionvv
sriule. Sohl nt 3!).. Odiih's
in fiincy putterns.
Speeiul. yurd
25c
100 new Crepe de Chcm. anil
GVoi'fjette Civpc Waists.
AVortlmiore. CTt CC
.Speoial, eaeh vOUU
Pillow Slips
4L'-iiifli lilcadio.l Pillow Slips.
AVcai'wt'll brand 7(V valiie.
Very special
rack
50c
Work Shirts.
iron's heavy Clniinbrv . Work-
Sliirts in blue and firry, $1.75
Values. Very
special, each
$1.25
Storm Serge
!( inches wide; in several
Komi shailes, $1.3!) , values.
Special
J a I'd
98c
Cotton Challie
3li inches wide, for comfort
ers. All new patterns,, 4oc
values. Very nn
special, yard &C
. Bath Robe
Material 27 inches wide.
heavy weight. Sold at PSe
van!. Very Spec
ial, yard
69c
Dress Goods
42-inch Wool Epingle and
French Serge. $4.00 values.
Very special d f nn
yard ....J t,UO
Cotton Batts
'a-pound size. Rest quality.
Enotish for Comforter, 72x90
size .tl.73 grade tf -l CQ
Special, roll ......... P 1 -Ot
Men's Logging
Mnrts and Jlakinaws. All
gnod styles. Verv special
10 Per Cent Off Regular Price
Men's Underwear
Glastonbury Wool Shirts and
$2.00
Drawers. .t3 values
Special, each
Mann's Department Store
THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY
E. Main and N. Central
Silk Hose
Women's Silk Hose in Mack,
brown and other colors. $1.73
values. Special.
pair
$1.00
MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED vnTAnv BDnnlm
POSTAGE PREPAID ON ALL ORDERS
Are often the beginning of se
rious physical breakdown. There,
fore, no one can afford to neglect
even the simplest cold.
Relieve it quickly- with' these
wonderful preparations..
Rexall Laxative Aspirin U. D. Co.
Cold Tablets break up a cold
without starting a'buzziiiB in the
head.
Mentholated Syrup White Pine
mid Tar. A pleasant, "soothing,
effective cough Syrup, free 'from
alcohol arid narcotics.,
Sold and Guaranteed h'y
SPECIAL
SALE
In order to save the cost of ship,
ping our quality Army ' Goods
from Medford. we are offering
, - o
our complete stock at remarkablo
discounts. . . ,
Act Now! v
If ; you wish to take advantage of
these sale prices,
.. Come and make your, offer!;,
U. S. Army Store
21 S. FRONT -:
Licensed
CITY SCAVENGER
All re fa ha fmmAiiiaraiv Mmnvui
ihort notice. Weekly rlalt tn reit-
leiice dlstrloU. Dallj huiloeu dfe-
rlot Phnns
U'HITSETT JWVVTWOH ' '
The Medford
Auto Paint Shop
. (Registered) .
General Slotor Car lleflnhlilui; 1
V. Central & .IiirkHon. Phone 7(J
AUTO PA TOT STTn-D
Automobiles Painted and
Kevarmshed
221 North Rr. ' '
L. G. SPRINKLE, Prop.
Phnnn 777
OUROiNA fru.ual
Typewriter r
Fold It up. take It
with you, type
write any here.
150.00. Including
I carrying- can.
MKUFORO BOOK 8TOHB , ' .
nintrlhutnra ror Bo. Ornaron
HEAT
This week onlv inn mmit. iivrAii.
tionnl bargain ever offered.
M e will sell a Uig a Mueller Mpe
less fui naco now at a last June price.
Cnimclty up to (I or 7 rooms,
lirnnd new, fully niaranteed every
way. Itllt bouellt lit a last. .Ilinn mm.
tation. Therefore there's a bargain
walling for someone who needs' heat.
Modern Plumbing
oc lieatinff Co.
Snartu Bldg. . Phone 020.
Spotless, sterile, clean when we
DRY CLEAN the garments.
Master Dyers and Cleaners.
YOU CAN GET MOST ANY
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'S