Medford mail tribune., November 29, 1921, Page 3, Image 3

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ZBYSZKO DEFEATS
LEWIS FOR TITLE
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Xi:V HAVEN, Conn.. Xv. '2:K
Two nioii persons who v-iv btirm-d
in the fire, which iloyuoyt-U xhv Uiatm
111 cat it -Sunday hU'.ht dit'l today,
making tlu a-ui:tl dtuth li; six, tnc
. coroner hit vint; li:i.iiiiit.-d tin- name
of Timthv Hanlon. wlm was a vif-
. tit il el' hwut ilis.-ase. 'I'hnst- wlm iii-d
today wiT"1 Kvcrcit Cast- nnd Vi.-t.ir
(Vri-lU both of Uiis i-ity,
The dcatJi.s last niht wht-rc tlu-so
of Allen Keith, a Yah . sophmori',
V'hose hmm wax in Smi iinnrt, Conn.,
and AIiss .Mabel Aluran. it ieiephuiu
,omr;itor of Derby, Conn. ,
' ; Keith, after K'ttiiiK nut of the
.theater unharmed, returned and as
sihted a number of women out of the
plnee, returning again to sea i eh for
Others. On his last trip inside, whi.-h
he prolonged in wider to gmpe about
In the smoke, he was hurried severely.
Many Yale .students assisted in ies
cuf'fi, it developed today.
T. r;. aml A. II. DoolitUe of Spo
kane, WukIi., are twins and both were
hurt and taken to different hospitals.
(Uorgo lleffelflnger 'IN of Way.ata.
Minn., nephew of "I'udge" JU-itVl-finer,
famous football player, stood
inside and divided the crowd so that
It Used two doors. He towered above
the people he was ordering to obey
his commands.
.USE SLOAN'S TO
EASE LAME BACKS
Otl can't do your I test when
your bad; and every must ki
aches with fatiq-ue.
'. Apply Sloan's Liniment frctly,
out tubbing ami enjoy a penuinuivo
(ilov of warmth ancl comfort.
(ood for rheumatism, neuralgia,
sprains and strains, ache.-) and fuiitd,
bciatica, sore nuiscles, stiff join! a and
the after eO'ects of weather expL'suic.
For forty years pain's enemy. As!;
your neighbor. Keep Sloan's handy.
At- nil drii!rs ?.?.
XHYV YORK. Nov. 20. Wrestllns
rules of years aso were enfoivcd hi-re
hist nteht. and recognition was alven
tho ro!li:ig fall which enabled Stanis
laus Zbyszku to retain his heavy
weight wrestling title in a finish matoh
(with Kd (StranKlori Lewis. This vU
rule, which Zbyszko sai'l has won
many matches for him f:i the early
l:iys of his career, provides that v. Iih i
.a contestant is compelled in tHcu;.ini;
:irnm a hold to r:dl so that b.tth his
should en much the mat moni'-ntaiily
'a fail shall he awarded to his npp
nenl. The referee of last night's con
test awarded Zhys.Uo his first fall on
this rule when Lewis rolled out of a
.half Xelson anil crotch hold.
Lewis won the first fail !a-i night
with a flying "adluck after 17 min
utes and 31 seconds of w;v.-t: n a.
Zbysz'uo was awarded the so:d fa I
after 21 minutes 1M seconds n" tliM
'third fall also of the rolling iy,". ca.iii;
in It minutes, ".f! seconds. Xhvs:-:k
i taking Lewis to tho mat with a douhlo
urni lock.
fit , r$sf V IV.ST
SY
iM'FARLAND'SNEAR
".BEER IS 100 NEAR
BEND.0RE..CUT OFF
f. A 1 .I.I.
Liniment fci)
r'UK'AflO, N"V. 2 S.- J 'iitiii-k V.
O'iu-Uy)- Mi'Fiuiund, I'nrnuT puKilirtl,
ami M. C. S''hi'i(H, Hfrri-tui' it' ihi'
I'nrtfr I'rodm-Is rnnipaliy, upt'siilinir
u tu'fw.'i-y at .lolli'l. wen1 lu'lii in
ImuiiIs of $liooO t-urli lor furlli.T lu-iir-
; inK wht-'n ari'aiKllfd lit-tVir.' L'liiu-d
! Ktair.N t 'iinmiiK.siint'r l.t'wis l- Mason
I loday, rhariiwl with vtnlatint; the 1VU
; oral pi nliihitiitn ai-t.
j Mai-Fniiatitl is a formor prosulrnt
fif thu rnmpany ant is nun1 a lnro
siin-k?.nltU'r. Tin1 'v'nmii;m charj,rt-s
tilt lij'cwory manufart ur.i lnT itf
more than thf lt-Kal alfohttlic rtmlfnt.
l-'ctlt-ral aMt'nts art' oniiHiderinK aftinn
tn I lt-'-t $2r(l.00n taxfs mi tin; licor.
Ncia Negri at Rialto . ;Riim of "CamillP." The picttiristatlnn
On,, Amliinn Nittht." h Fi' st Na-1 of lliis Kreat story of love anil sacrifice
iiii- i'1 atnacti'in with t'ola Xeai'i as ; is a rule stuwrbly snltt'il ti tho srciit-
the star, ik-picts the, ease with which jest uiiiuikihul actress, and henitis
liie niarilal htmds are severed. 11111.1,111111' najs eiiKiiBt-uieiu m im: in
sheik, tirins or his favorite wile anil j theatre today.
heing captivated hy the desert dancer. 1
llh.e rule which Mile. Ne.nri partrays.
iieciaVs to Kive her the place or honor
and lakes her into the harem.
There he removes a string of jewels
pill the ueck of the erstwhile favor
ite, places it on that of the usurper
and the divorce is complete.
However, there is anolher and just
as quick a way to Ket rid of a wife you
don't want in the Orient. A block and
an axe are the means.
"One Arahian Night'' is the feature
of the RiuUo theatre now playinK until
Wednesday tilKht. It was directed hy
Krnst laildtsch. the producer of "Pas
sion.
: . M The pleasure of drinking
M? 'HILLS BROS. feffli
j H "REDCAKCOFFEE mMHI
i i 1 is greater than could be fpr .
Wm supplied by many cups I k0&W p
Nazimova at Page
Tho enthusiastic tributes which mil
lions have paid the recent productions
I of the inimitihle actress, .a;:iniovu.
: stamp her as the motion picture sensa
j tion of the day.
In her comparatively brief but mete
oric career as a star of the cinema, the
1 brilliant Nazimova has run the Kamnl
I of racial tvpes. from the I' Tench ar
tists model 1:1 "Revelation ; the Kuril
sian. or l'ali-Chinese maul Mil nice in
"The KeJ Lnnternv: an iimiealiii!; mis-
4i!
vjyivyiKyviiMwiVii
NAZIMOVA in "CAMILLE"
chievotis waif In "The Brat"; a gypsy
In "Toys of Kate"; a Ileilouiu girl of
the desert in "Eye for Kve"; an untu
tored, wondering child in "Out of the
Tog."
Now she portrays a character more
familiar than any of I he others in
presenting on the screen her lli-I ver-
HKNn, Ore., Nov. ll'J. Train com
muiiicutlon from Kent cannot he re
su'ined short of two or three days,
railroad men believe, forty mile of
drifts separating crews working from
tne north and south on the Onvon
trunk, with even a greater distance to
he cleared on the Oregon-Washington
Railroad and Navagation company
line.
The Oregon Trunk train which
stalled at Frieda, November ID, 10
mains snowbound. Telephone Her
vice to The Dalles via I'rinevillo and
Shaniko was resumed Sunday.
With tho except of matter taken
from the train by a relief party last
week, no mail has reached Hend in
eight days. Mail Is being routed out
of hero via Klamath Falls.
ClIK'AliO. Nov. Isaiah Smith,
pumper, is a most peculiar typist in '
tact, he picks out his name as
"Smlteh." Hut w hen It iiuues to sav-!
iug coal, the Illinois Central railroad,
pronounces him one of the record men ,
of the system.
The Illinois Central recently put on'
11 fuel saving campaign and word of it :
was passed to Isaiah, an old southern
negro, at the pumping station at l'hil
lip's llayou. .Miss., hid in the woods1
midway between l.tilu. Miss., and:
Helena, Ark. The station over which i
Isaiah presides was then using coal at
the rate of three wheelbarrow loads a
day.
These are his reports of progress to
his sniK'ritir as duly chronicled in the
Illinois Central Magazine:
A. Mr joe Onklin, i bunt n Whel
hors of col on September the first isiah
smitch pumper
II. Mr Joe Couklin, IMvn Accountant,
JUS Central Station, I bount :i hors of
Col On The 12 of September I Must
Tho Trim On The 11 It Old Not Stop
At Wfirter Tank To (let No Water lint
I Mop That Is All Kite 1 Sent In The
Right HeiHirt
Your Trouly Isiah Smitch
Pumper
C. Mr, Joe Conklin, September The
17. 1021 I only Hunt 2 Or Coal At The
I'uinpin Station, 1 Am Trying To Save
Fuel I Dont Wast A Hit I Keep My
Yard Clen Of All Wast Coal I Wount
H01111 Mor Then 1 Can Help Isiah
Smltoh Pumper '.US Central Station,
.Mem phis Tenn.
1J. September The .10 1021
Mr. Joe Conklin. I liuvo O Undo Your
Orders 1 I lope 1 (live You The Creak
Number or Hors or Coal 1 Yourse In A
Day 1 Have Onely Yourse 2 Hors of
Coal To Day That la Tho Rest That I
Can Do I Think I Have Doun Very
Well In Savin Fuel 31S Central, Sta
tion, Memphis Tenn,
- FREE
A Jar with Two
GOLD FISH
To Introduce the New Laxative
LAC-LAX ;
Delicious Candy Laxative
Everyone should use a good Laxative at proper intervals, and LAC
LAX is the best Laxative we have ever handled. It contains one grain
of Phenolphthalein, one-quarter grain each Cascara and Senna com
bined in the most delicious mint lozenge you ever tasted. CHILDREN
delight in taking it.
If you think it strange that we give GOLD FISH worth a dollar or
mere, with a 50c package of a Laxative, here is the reason : ITS
GREATEST ADVERTISING IS THE FOLKS WHO HAVE USED IT,
and with this in mind we and the manufacturers realize that the surest
way of starting the business is to get you to try it and then yon will
tell your friends. ... We do this rather than put all this money in tho
expensive newspapers.
REMEMBER, more ills come from mild or chronic constipation
than from any other cause, and you need a LAXATIVE in your home.
So on our guarantee that you will like it take advantage of this offer
while our Gold Fish last.
Heath's Drug Store
IE
shezvoms
TAFT, Ore., Nov. 20. Annum those
who lost their houses and everything
in the recent Silate flood were J. J.
Derby, George M. Kucht, I'aul Keuhl
and Jesse Wheeler, aeeonliiiK to latest
Information from the devastated re
gion. .1. D. Steers and his Urido were away
from home and when they returned
they found the house flooded, all of the
stoek dmwned nnd everything gone
to destruction
Several large slides are reported on
the Schooner Creek road, making it
impnssablc even on horsebnek.
The beach is strewn with wreckage
of the destroyed houses, barns and
bridges.
Liberty
Building
Phone
298
Early Shoppers Will Be Awarded the Best Bargains
COATS
Loose and plaited backs. All
Silk lined. Some with self
collars. Others with fur col
lars, Boliva3, Pollyanna, Nor
mandie, Panvoline and
Velour
$22.50 to $75.00
SMART WOOL SKIRTS
In all color combinations,
mostly striped effects, great
ly favored this season, 26 to
34-inch waist.
$8.50 to $16.50
Bath Robes, Corduroy Robes
Taffeta and Satin Breakfast
Coats.
HOSIERY
Wool, Silk and Wool, Silk, Lisle, Wool and
Cotton and Cotton
25c to $5.50
DRESSES
Just the Dresses you will
need for Holiday events.
For street, afternoon, din
ner and evening.
Tricotine, Poiret Twills
$18.50 to $55.00
Canton Crepe, Crepe de
Chine, Taffeta, Satin
$22.50 to $85.00
Evening. Dresses in Lace
and colored Taffetas
$37.50 to $75.00
SUITS
Just the Suit for holiday wear
Tricotine, Serge and Talama
Cloth, tailored and fur trim
med. Sizes 18 to 44.
$35.00 to $85.00
NEW JERSEY COATS
Excellent Jersey, snug fitting
sleeves, Tuxedo collars,
narrow belts
$5.50 and $6.75
tuxedo Wool
sweaters
Plain colors, heather mix
tures, color combinations,
sashes and belts
$5.50 to $18.50
NECKWEAR
Guimps, Camasoles, Vestees, Cellars, Col
lars and Cuffs in Irish, Filet, Val, Net and
Linen
75c to $9.50
Handkerchiefs, Veils, Purses, Vanity Cases, Gloves, Silk, Philippine and Lisle Underwear,
Piece Goods and Notions.
SHOP EARL Y WHILE LINES ARE COMPLE TE
IIKI.IOXA, Mont , Nov. 20. ( Hy
the Asaoclated Press.) Charging
misappropriation of state property
approximating 200,000 and misman
agement of the .Montana state peni
tentiary hy former Warden Frank
Con ley.
The report of Investigator T. 11.
MacDonalil was today submitted to
the prison commission hy C.overnor
Joseph M. Dixon.
C.overnor Dixou. just before leav
ing for ti conference of governors at
Salt Lake City, recommended to the
prison hoard that some immediate
action he taken looking to the resti
tution of the alleged misappropriat
ed properly.
Action on (he report piobubiy will
ho del'erred until a full membership
of tho commission is present. At
torney General Itnnkln was out of
tho city today and tho report was
merely submitted at a meeting of the
governor ami Secrotury of Stuto S. T.
Stewart, tho other two members.
LONDON, Nov. 29. (Hy Associated
I'ress.) Admission of the possibility
that l'lster and the south of Ireland
may some day unite "of their own free
wills" in the government or nil Ireland
is ascribed to Sir James Craig, Ulstor
premier, In an Interview yiihllshed to
day hy the Daily Mirror.
"I do not nay that U'ster will never
accept an all-Ireland, council, though
the Sinn Keln says It will never uc
cept any other Hcheme," Sir James is
quoted as saying. "What we said is,
let the Sinn Fein tirst prove Its ability
to govern itseir along constitutional
lilies. Let It win Ulster's confidence
by proctical proof of its fairness
toward the southern unionists. Then,
in tlie course of time, the two Irish
governments might coalesce of their
own free wills."
Tariff Hearing December 7.
1 WASHINGTON, Nov. 20. Chair
man Penrose of tho senate finance
committee, announced today that
hearings on the permanent tariff bill
would he resumed on December 7.
The tobacco schedule will he taken
up first and the cotton schedule next.
TrTrmrTrrTTTfll
Sold by
Burning Up Money
It costs money to be com
fortable, but not so much as
some people seem to think neces
sary. Stock up your coal bins correctly arid
stoke up your firing1 apparatus prop
erly ancl you can save enough in a
season to surprise you. .
Superior Domestic Lump is not "just
coal." It has all the qualities its name
implies high heat value and leaves
but little ash, soot and clinkew behind.
It doesn't cost more in the first place
and yet SAVES MORE in the long,
run.
Consider your season's fue! cost
and you'll say SUPERIOR to
your dealer.
A. S. ISoyd. N. W. Agent jjflllHEffljillll .
llrnrjr Mils., lMrtlnud, Or. . fQAiV
The Rebuilding
. of a Tire j
Is a modern science which we hvre
mastered. We do not care what
lv, nko or tire It 1b, how big or how:
small, what tread, whether moulded',
fabric or cord, we can perfectly re
construct it with our perfect wilcaa
l7.ing system.
Haywood Tire Surgeons
W. ). Hughes
S3 N. Grapa -
Advice for Women 'Who 8uffer
"I advise every woman who suffers
with kidney trouble to try Koley Kid
ney 1111 8." writes Mrs. Uossie Drawn
cr, 2B22 Scovllle Ave., Cleveland, O.
"I could not do my housowork, but
since taking Foley Kidney Pills I feel
like a new woman and am able to d
my work." Hhemnntlc pains, swollen
ankles, backache, stiff Joints, sore
muscles and sleep disturbing bladder
ailments indicate disonlered kidneys
tl'oloy Kidney Pills act promptly. Sold
ASK FOR
Top Notch Flour
A hard wheat blend, it
is scientifically made,
and bakes a white loaf,
which does not dry out.
Endorsements come in
every day on "Top
Notch" flour.
OUR
Snowy Butte Flour
An excellent pastry and
family flour, is made
from Rogue River Val
ley wheat, the oldest
label in Southern Ore
gon. Central Point Mills
By F. S. Brandon
everywhere.
Ad.
FREE BRUSHES ,
Ono to Kvi-ry Homo
FULLER BRUSH CO.
I.yle S. Steele KMI.l V. Main St.
County licoicM'litiitlvo
It
Don't
Pay
to
Let
Your
Clothes
Look
Old
when
the
CITY CLEANING
AND DYEING CO.
Will
Keep
. Them.
Looking
New
For"1
Such a '
Reasonable"
Charge,
Phone 474 401 8. lUverMnV
WOOD
Host wood of all kinds.. Only wood t
city under cover. Also best Utafc
foul at (17 off car.
VALLEY FUEL CO.
2nd ana FU
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