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1 rETVFOTffi matt; ttntvtjxr MF.nFOTm. oreoont. prid'ay. DEPFArr.ER :. 1021 TACIT TOREE BHNSON CALLED IN KUBL! CASE, : JURY SELECTED (Tho spleotuin 01' a Jury to lu-ar the- jjnl of Chosu-r Kul.li, AnnL-gat,. ,.,. lj- .man. who is ehaiKe-ei with ai.liim y. 11. .lolm.snn, fui-me-r imsIu.h- oi' tin link of Jluksimvillo to injure; and lrallel that hank, foiisuntctl all eil' lime; in court Woilmsdav ami IJ..H UIUH about ten cj'i -look Thins-; list is as tul- (fws: A. A. Ke-hili'h:trel. W. 1:. llj,-! FREIGHT RATES, IE E unlll about jy iiioinum. 1 lie jury Pi.-, W. H. Core, V. A. .Mol'tatt. .. .rn IVo.son, :. I!. Shaw, !.. e'oly,-i oi-Kf Is. Dean. J. ('. llorriiif;. .l.-mi.s Mlowart. J. Jl. l-'nauli ami (!. )(. rsculfil l.y at vliilo tin- slate if elistriit al and assistant i.ilji'qvist of of Sl'tiKANK, Hue. 2. The loss of at 1' ast half its wholesale husinesH was iu-.-dieted today by J toy l:. dill, inaii-a:-"'-r of a local harelwar.; cejne-e-rn, sllould applications of trans-e-iinti-ne-ntal railroads for permission to lower lreiKht rates to Pacific eoast points be granted, in his testimony before ispeeiai lOxaminer iJisque of tile inter-stale i-oniineree commission. -Mr. tliil deelared that illter-moun- elties sueh as Walla Walla. Yak l'endieton "and others would ultr as'; iheir ;;ood.s from eoast cities a price lower than Spokane job- rs and wholesalers could Kive them. If lower rates were established the eoast and did not Include inter- iiliitaiii points we could moye but t our product oyer the 2;".u west of Spokane," he the i lam ' inia. I The defense is repr rney lus .ewbur.'. fcunse;! is composed Srney uawles -Moore Itorney general, I,. A i.rtland. I W. 11. .lohnson, former cashi l.anlc ol .lacksomille, wlin is laymn at his mother's homo while in cksonyille, took the stand as the list witness for the prosecution ami stified at IciiKth under both direct Jul cross-examination. His f,.ii. ony for the most part was lechni, :,! ainiK W'lin the ledger .'dieels of tin1 I porarily today by Kali It. Gartner link, lie testified under cr.ms evie, . counsel for the lnlei -si ii.. vt.. ition that Kubli had no tm,,vi : elation. He inslsied n,., it the handling of the affairs of the j ho1ii)t total volume of traffic into Smk nor o the financial weakness!"11 territory included in the iiuer- the bank and that at all times ii M'muntain and Pacific eoast district. ippeared that Kubli had inten-' little miles said. Kl forts on the part of the railroads to introduce an exhibit showing the liinuiitfe handled from eastern and middle-western cities to territory west of Kuna. Idaho, were blocked tem- Sjlinl ijati it t; of the hi id a Uonp ot inn if me up any overdrafts. iiSrc! K. Kahler, the accnunlanl win. h'lindled the affairs of the bank alter the '-failure of that institution Hi, took the stand for the state and csi f(o(l';that accordiiiK lo the books Kuli H's ovi-rdral'ts had ainoiinted to a Blini in 1 ho lieiKliborhood of noo. ( At the completion of Kahler's testi fied that he deposited and drew on the bank without any knowledge of the condition of his account reiviim Dt'lely on "V. II. .lohnson to take care oi' the finances. That be .i..i...c:i..i drafts and cash williout re- iini," receipts for them and thai l,,. hud absolutely no l;nowled;;c of any pjot to tlefraud the bank, at The case is expected to KO to the Jury sometime today. ision on Hie matter was postponed the examiner. Market News (lheeks ecivinft l.ivi-sleiek l'lillTI.ANIJ. (Ire., Dec. 2. Cattle I steady: receipts l.SS. IoKs 2fi0. lower; receipts Sail. I 'rime- light $S.fiOS ' S . 7 o : smooth heavy 2 3 0 to 300 lbs. Uthi.S: :ion ibK and up HKi.BOiif 7; i-onith j heavy li.r.ll; fat pins $X..ri(l If 8.7.". : feeder piKs S.r, o ii s.7 r, : st.-ii-s ir,i ;.r,o. Sheep e-ipts. nominally steady; no re- PROF. REIMER TELLS IGIIII EXPERIENCES (9 Tim onl.ertainninnt kv'en hy the oest Side I'arent-Toacliors. circle em Jiiturday evcnini,', N'ov. L'ti was one of iBiisual interest. '1'he ladies in charKe if tho irot;rani seeilreil I'rol'. P. ('. ti'inii!" aa Bii-akei- for. tliuxiRrasion. is leclure, -liitereatiug Hxiieiiences D China and japan," inoved to be one J educational value as well as very Dterlainlne;. Other pleasiiif? numbers of the pro lain were souks hy the' schotil ehil- en and two vocal duets hy Miss sjina Xeidernieyer nnel Mrs. E. Stro-V-ier. JAfter tile program ilelieinns refresh (ents of sandwiclies, cake and coffee S-re served liy the following ladies: B'sdnnica 11. 10. Conner, Stratton, E. 8'idermeyei-, II. Walters and Miss fary Maury. jThose who had tho iileasure of at Indini; voted it one of the most suc Jssl'ul meetiiiKs held for some time. Hulter I'OUTI.A.XD, Ore., Dec. 2. Butter tluee cents lower. Kxtra cubes 40e; tlnderrades 07c; cartons -file; prints l ie. Ilutterl'at Xo. 1 ehurnini; cream t-- f. ti. b., I'ortland; lintlergrades 4 lie. Wheat POTtTLAXD, Ore., Dec. 2. Wheat: Hard white, $1.10; soft white, white club, hard winter, northern spring ?1.0S; red Walla $1.04. Today's car receipts Wheat 29; flour .", ; oats 1 ; hay-1. Sun I-'i-ane-iseo Markets. SAX FI1AXCIHCO, Hoc. 2. Dttt ter, prime firsts, 4!ic. Krks, ex Iras ."i2c; extra pullets toe; extra pullets, firsts 4f!e. Cheese, Califor nia flat fancy. 22c; California younr; America fancy 20c. Tomatoes, $2.00 (it 2. ."i0; cucumbers 1 .eOfi 2.00 ; hell poppers, ."iiftlOc; lettuce nOc $1.00. DECEMBER SMOKER AT NAT TONGHT Fisht fans of the ciiy ami valley will have an oppuruuiity t-ttiisiht at tho Nat of st-inni; one of tho host Kinkors of the yoar under the aus pices of the Medford Hoxing commis sion, Hon Dixon, iflunaRer. Tho main event will he a ten round affair between .loe Ulackhuru and l' hot Brown. Ulackhuru generally Hives the fans a run for their money, and is a willing mixer and does not .start to hat tit until the tide has turn ed against him. Hrowu in all his ap pearances has always given a good ac count of himself, lioth havo many up porters. The semi final event ought to he another good houi. It is between Kid Meadows ami Kid Sargent of Ashland, tho latter being a tough customer, who can box and take the gaff. .Meadows is a clever boxer, and if ho makes a good showing against tho orally Ashlander, will probably lie given a crack at Tom Sharkey. There will be a preliminary and a battle royal as curtain raisers. It' the weather is good, there will be a large delegation on liand from the country districts. BIS SHOW WINDOW T Tonight will bo the big show win dow unveiling of tho retail stores and the streets will undoubtedly be pack ed wit h window shoppers, who will get suggestions for Holiday gifts. At exactly seven-thirty this evening the lights will be turned off all over the city fur two consecutive periods of ten seconds each to remind the residents of the big event, which is taking place in the retail district of t lie city. .Following tho signal, the band will play wbilo marching from one district to another of the down town section. People are invited to participate in tho guessing contests being put on by the merchants. There will be no charge to make a giress and the lucky ones will be given nierehandi.se prem iums. Everything is set for tho "Christ mas Opening 2)uy" which is tomor row. The city is decorated with 20 Christmas trees and no one can help but feel tln holiday spirit in the at mosphere that lias been created. Liberty HoikIs. XKYY YORK, Doc. 2. Liberty bonds closed : ::'. 's !Hi.1S"; first 4's 97.20; sec ond i's !17.-12; first 4,4's 07.-1-1; second A -4 's 97. ."iX; third 4 & 's 97. SS; fourth -I'i's 07. SO: Victorv :i -V. 'r I 99.9S; Victory -1 'a 100. Priest Case Closed LEMAUS, Iowa, Deo. 2. The case of Father Wrenu, charged with assault on a 15-year-old girl, went to tho jury today. Vnder Iowa laws tho oifense is punishable by a sentence to tho state penitentiary of not exceeding twenty years. Pick Arms Company WASHINGTON', Dec. 2. (Iiy Asso ciated Press.) The armament confer ence itself is expected by the Amer ican administration to determine wiiat outside nations will be invited into the Washington negotiations as they ap proach conclusion. jraww-aagTTO'gomCT smaimammiwmwnnw" 11 -"rang i h'Tn:iMtf.tdi-;. j&-t v.-.:2rsvi Personal Attention Phone 252 Christmas Candies AW have a lino of fancy Chocolates in boxes that will make splendid gifts for Christmas. FRESH NUTS We have fresh mils of all kinds, Wal nuts, -Almonds, Pecans, Filberts, Bra zil Nuts, Peanuts, and Pine Nuts; also a complete line of Shelled Nuts. ' FIGS and DATES The new Figs and Dales are in Coldcn Dates in bulk, Dromedary Dates, Hulk Figs, Layer Figs, Pulled Figs and package Figs. See Window See Window Prompt Service arsh GROCER Phone 252 localBnels liK-onio frenn I.ibeliiy binuls ttutt tithi'i- ftDVe'niniettt tlili.ations hy cor IHnation itre exeMttpt I'nnn taatiiin ninlcr tilt' now rvvt'lntt' law. senators ami i-xpe'rts who t'ranu'il tho nieastuv, statfil at Waslnnstem. I). I'. yest'Tilay. Tlii.s is litK-anse of tho ropt'al ot tin' excess iirolits tax, ofleetive' Jtimiary 1, U'-'L'. In the past the eiuly levy aiiply ini; to .mivernmeitt hutiils held in liiiet' (;naiitities by corjiorations were the1 lirot'its tax. The Ceo. Treiehlcr Motor Co. today received notice of reduction on Vnited States and Ciootlyear tires antl tubes antl will be K'ad to eiuote the new prices to their customers. The heiliday store is the Truax store, come in and see. "IT'-1 Texas pecatts. new cttip, excellent flavor, "0 ce'ttts per poimel delivered. .Mininiuin shipment two pounds. Order them for Xnias. l'aul JueriAens, Cap ital Station, Austin, Texas. US All kinds of roti;;h and dressed lumber. Wallace Woods, phone 108. 7 1 1 K. Main St. Six or eisbt men of the lino crew of the California-l)re:-;ein I'eiwer Co. were busy all last nii;ht endeavoring to lo cale trouble ill tho company's private ti'lopheme lines. The tremble was neit located until about li ei'clotd; this nior niiiK, and then it was found near Table Kiiek. l'iain se'winR, tinilertnuslins anil children's wear a specialty. 1'Oii W. Fourth street. Telephone SliS-Y. 2U Home inado Christiiias candy in ap propriate boxes or In bulk, and made after your own recipes if desired. Leave ordeers at Kandyland or phone 9S2. 21'J Clear sailing to the Itlvorsielo Com munity ilance' on the Hogtie, Saturday niRht. IMS To insure safe IransiKirlallon. Christmas pae:kat;es shoultl lie peM-fect-ly wrapped, advises the postoffico do partment anil all fragile articles should be fully protected with corru Maleel paper or encleise'd in sullable, substantial eeuilainers til' proper size. See our button card Tor new Ideas in covered buttons. Handicraft Shop. Three aluminum kettles for $1.35. Truax Store. 217" Popcorn that will pop bit'. Warner, Wortman it Gore. 221" Among quests at the Hotel Holland are Mrs. V. Wtilker and xo White of Oshkosb, Wis., 11. I.. Hunt of Eugene, JIi and Mrs. 13. Powers and H. Li. Adams of ltoseburg and C. 1. Eihvartls of Portland. SiKiiature cuts for ads and eltler heads designed. H. Grey. Phono 75. 2 2 2 Try our merchant!, Itinclt. The Shasta. Cioeitl cjtnvas gloves, 2 pair for 25 cents at the Truax Stoi'e. 217 It is renorteel that the dneks are fly ing thick In the Klamath country and that many hunters secure the limit in a two hour hunt. This report is from an autoist who arrived in this city this morning from Klamath Falls.- Good clean rags wanted at Medford Printing Co. Forsythe Dyers : Cleaners, phone 341; shop at 110 Mistletoe. Prompt service and prices lowest consistent with first class work. A portion of your patronage appreciated. 219 For sale or trade 5 acre peach orchard in Ashland. Will consider one or two antes if worth the money. In (inire Valley Garage. 217 The East Uoswell Mines company of Portland, capitalized at $l.r)0,000, filed articles of incorporation with the state corporation department at Salem Wed nesday. The incorporators are F. A. Fritz. M. Norelen and J. M. Scudder. Tho newest shades in silk mixed and Shetland yarns. Handicraft Shop. Hear ye! Hear ye! Klein tile Tailor makes reliable suits and o'coats, $t!0 values at $45. 12S E. Main. Upstairs. 2 HI Ladies' hose, two pair for .35 cents, Saturday only at the Truax Store. 217" 1). J. Fack was among the visitors in Grants Pass yesterday from Med ford. Wo do stamping for your needle work Deuel's Art Department. Wanted Clean rags at Medford Printing Co. Coffee, 2 pounds for 35 cents. Truax Store, Saturday. 217 William Mackey, a prominent Elk, member of the Spokane lodge of Elks antl who was recently given a life membership in that lodge as a reward for his services as its tyler for over 20 years, stopped in tho city yestcnlay while enrouto te southern California on a pleasure trip, and called on Owney J. Patton. Mr. Mackey is con nected Willi the Washington Water Power company. High grade tailors for men and women. Orres, Ashland,' Ore. tf Dr. II. E. Murphy, dentist, over Woolworth store. llrighten up your ads and business stationery, with a new signature cut designee! at reasonable charge. II. Grey, Mall Tribune. 222 Dance at Itiverside Community Club Saturday night, December 3rd. 21S" A full line of Xmas gifts. Handicraft Shop. Mrs. W. C. Itice or 713 Eleventh street, who underwent a major opera tion yesterday In the Dow Association hospital performeMl by Ioctors Clancy am) llarber, Is deling nicely. Game's, card games, anei toys at Truax's. 217 Iteaely made sidewalks. Artisto Steine Co. 217 Hemstitching, Plcoting, Sc per yd. nations covered. Handicraft Shop. tr It. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for ail builillngs. Kesldcnco 217 Apple street. Phone C 4 3, tf fel' 4 j, p ,5 2 foil TRADE MARK .RECIGT LI?ED U.S. PATEN OFF ICE, 1 -' 1 i A i is i Li - fU ' I I !' ' lil fill The Samson V2 Ton Truck carries its load equally on all four wheels ecause of this fact it will handle safely a much larger overload. $1150 in Medford Tel. 150 112 So. Riverside Remember we have 3 FREE DELIVERIES daily. If it's storm ing just phone your order, we'll do the rest. 6 Bars Fairy Soap for - - 25c (Just price) Best Creamery Butter - - - - - ' - 47c 1 50c bottle Maple Syrup - - - - 33c 2 pounds of that good 30c Coffee - 42c (Don't pass this up) 2 pounds Golden West Coffee - - - 97c Good Bacon, while it lasts - - - - - 33c Here are some specials in our Notion Dept. that will make good Xmas presents. $3.50 Boy's All Wool Sweaters - . . $2.28 15c Men's White Handkerchiefs .... 10c 50c Men's Double Grip Garters ... 35c 50c Men's Heavy Wool Sox - - . - - 43c Our 35c Wool Dress Sox .- . . - " 30c (You all know the kind) Big Turkish Bath Towels, 42x24 - . - - 39c NICE LINE OF FRESH VEGETABLES AND FRUITS Come down town tonight and see the merchant's display windows it will be worth while. Phone 125-126 FREE DELIVERY JONES of course Known as the Cheapest Store in Medford Phone 125-126 Free Deliveries
