Medford mail tribune., December 15, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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MATL TRTT5TTXE. MEDFOliD, "OTlEfiOX. TUFRSDAY. T)K( I'M liKR 1.". 1021
BITE AND SCRATCH SUMMER RESORT AT ALASKA SEEKS TO
FIGHT ABOUT ! UNION CREEK ML
PIECE OF IRON! BE CONSTRUCTED
Oconee llowo was ivi-n :i h-:niiii;
this morning In J ustii T;: iur'fi
court lircfciTfil y II. Pre: ::ui.
Tho mon licramo r iiK.utctl in n
rf?uiiic-nt yctftertlny over a, piece nf
iron which Prc-sMium suhl ImIomk'iI
to him and which llmvi? v. jih nllc; i
to linvc been taking away. AcconlinK
to testimony nl this niorniiiK's hear
ing lioht nun. after a U w won In
peeled their coats and the quarrel
Krew from an oial to a physical e:i
K.'itfemenl. The belligerents w ei e
Ht-purate d by bystanders but derided
to ko a .le'-'f-nd round during v. hi' h
How rndeavured to chew IVeSKinnn'w
finifer, in which venture he partially
succeeded. I'ro-Kiuan'H fat
badly Hcratehed.
Howe, maintained that he
the HKKt'oHsor and t hat h
kept himself from K'tiinK hit. How
ever, from hl appearaiure it is doubt
ful that Ids defense was a howling
micei'HS.
Testimony showed that J'ressnian
hud Ktruek the firm blow. Upon this
point the court found the defendant.
Howe, not Kuilty. With the admoni
tion from the court that if efiher nf
the men were found trying to settle
tin argument in the name manner
ngniii that In; would be urreHted for
disorderly conduct the vnms was dismissed.
b- al
t ampers
know tin
I'i.dici men, h um
generally, will be
t the loivs
rvi
and
id to
has
REPEAL LAY,
FOREIGN BOTTOMS
AUTO THIEVES ROB
E
DALLAS LADY HAS
mi
was a Is
was not
merely
granted a. special use permit to
-Messrs. James Crieve and J-'iank Amy
f'.r a summer in sert for l'nin Creek.
Today three t ruck loads of In mix-r
left .Med ford for I'nion 'r k to be
used by Amy & flrieve In the ou
st) in lion of a modern store, gaso
line station, dining hall and a number
"!" small cottages fir summer camp
ers: There enterprising gentlemen !
promise the traveling public first
class accommodations next summer.
I'ninn 'ivck is an ideal summer
camp, inside the Crater National For
est and within one and one-half
hour's drive of Crater Lake. The
forest service spent a ppr ovinia tcly
Jl-"i on I'nfon Creek camp cite dur
ing t he past summer, and hope to
make it the most popular camp
ground in southern Oregon. Adjoin
ing the camp ground, a large number
of lots have be. mi surveyed and staked
out for permanent summer resi
dences. Already one summer home
has been constructed and owing to
t lie growing popularity of I'nion
Creek, there will undoubtedly be a
large colony of local residents estab
lished In neat summer cottages of
their own construction.
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.1. Argu
ment on l lie appeal of Alaska on de
cision of the. territorial courts up-
h;ildin;; Factions of the merchant I
marine act of 1U2Q prohibiting the I
transportation of merchandise in for-1
cign bottoms between the stato3 and!
ports In Alaska was continued in the
supreme, court today. In arguing for
the government that the preference
Klven porta In the I'uciiic coast nlales
can lie enforced, Kolfcitor (Jeneral
J lock r.tuted the case presented the
"fascinating; experience" of exploring
"virgin territory in the construction
of the federal constitution."
The ('latino of the constitution
which provides, that "no preference
shall ho given by an regulation of
ctmni(.rce or revenue to the ports of
one state over those of another." and
upon which Alaska largely depends,
the solicitor general said, had rarely
been Interpreted for any purpose and
so far as he could discover, never in
Its application to the question raised
by Alaska. , i
was
and
dise.
Sport Flashes
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CHICAGO, Dee. J 5. Arnold Statu,
nlar outfielder of tho J.oh Angeles
club of the I'aclfie Coast league, was
traded to tho Chicngo Nationals, ac
cording to word received here yesterday.
JMCUMOND. Va., Dec. 1 The en
tire Tarboro, X. C, team of the Vir
ginia league has been purchased by
the Richmond club, according to a
message received here. The players
will be brought to Klehmond for try
outs In the spring. It was said.
GE1
Ah
GET LIGI
CUT KANSAS AMAZONS
CAI.tTTTA, Dec. 1-1. flly Asso
ciated 1'rcsn.) Seventy-throe parliei
paiHn in the eo-operiitlunist move
ment, Including Iho hmi of Mahahna
tihaudl, were sentenced today to six
months Imprisonment at hard labor,
as a result of their activities In con
nection with tho national volunteers.
SAI.K.M, Ore.. Dec. 1 li. A cut of
approximately I r per ecnt.in the elec
tric lighting rates of the Cottage
Grove Electric company on all classes
of service, effective December -0, was
ordered by the state public service
commission today. I'nder the .conir
mission's order th
rate for resilience
lighting is reduced
1.1 a month.
minimum meter
and commercial
from $ l.GU to
. nnrMl m 51 1 mm
I iliieflon "imi "i"''' ffi i J' t&W
I I.O.V ' CIIAXI.'.V. !
'Tii! woiHU-rrui siwffifoffiB1"
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Market News
Liberty ILomls
N'KW YORK. Dec. 1 .1. liberty
Itonds closed: Vj 'a !;".! 0 ; first. 4's
I : t .11 mu ; ; second 'i s :m, i ; ursi
A 8!7. I0; second I t s !7.n-l; third
'HVTs nS.M; rourth -I Vi 'h !)7.4;
Victory !i :S 's lOO.OL': Victory 4 ; 's
l(Ki."2.
Ilutlcr
POKTr.A.NI), Ore., Dec. 1.1. Mut
ter steady. Kxtrn cubes (Off 1 tc;
und.er grades 'Mftt USc; cartons -i.le;
i prints l ie. HuUerfat, No. 1 churn
ing cream l.'tf lie f.o.b. 'Portland:
tMiderwrades 10c.
San Krancisco .Markets.
SAN KIIAXCISCO, Dec. I :. I Hit
ter, esira. -IS'-jc; i'irsls -lie. l-;ggs.
ex t las u"c; c.t ra firsts, (14 'a c; extra
pullets, first.--, .1 1 c; iindei-si;:ed pullet h
number 1. -UK-. Cheese, California
young Americas, fancy. '.' I c. StUash
. 1.71 if .11: potatoes ? 1.7 5 fn :;... a;
i LT.e; tomatoes ? 1.51)4
:s r -1c; lettuce . 1 'a
pi'as. 1!
'2 ; string
2.1 (! .
CimKii'ss lo Aitjoitrn
W'ASillNtJTOX. Div. 11. The
aeiiale today adopted tho Curtis reso
lution thai congress adjourn for its
holiday recess from December 21.' to
.lamiaiy The resolution now gous
to tho house, where favoraldo ui'iiun
is r.ntlcipatnd.
AYAIJ.A W.M.bA, Wash... Dec. 11
About 3::!0 o'clock Wednesday morn
ing the safv in the Starbuek Irug
Hture at Starbuek, ndles from here
blown open and $110 in silver
currency and $ soo in merchan
principally jewelry Kltden. The
only clue the Ktarbuck a ut hoiities
have as to the perpetrators i.s that
two persons were seen hurriedly
speeding northward in an automohi'.e
immediately following the explosion,
.which blew open tho drug store safe.
D. A. Whiting and D. W. Whiting,
brothers who own the store, reported
their losses to all nearby sheriff's of
fices. Starbuek is a railroad division
point on the O. "W. unit of the I'nion
1'aeifie system's Spokane, J 'cud let on
branch -It; .miles norlieast of Walla
Walla.
, The explosion awakened a number
of residents, who hastened to the
drug store and discovered the burg
lary. 'npture of the two suspects,
who left town in an automobile im
mediately following the explosion, is
expected momentariy as all highways
radiating from Starbuek are being
carefully watched by county officers.
! DALLAS. Ore.. Dec. 11. Mrs. L.
i I4. .Miikr is tho champion gre.u
; grandmother and Mrs. S. A. liouser
iis the least great of the great grand-'
mothers of this city, twelve of whom
f were entertained at the home of Mrs.
i itobert Van ArsdcJ Tuesday after- ,
J noon,
Mrs. Miller scored high for first
f prize in the great grandchildren com
! petition, vith .-even to her c redit. The
j possession of only one great grand
j child won the. booby prize for Mrs.
i liouser.
Another Good Bandit.
DA V KXI'OIIT, la.. Dee. 1 1. One
robber was shot and killed and his
companion captured in an attempt to
rob the Stockman's Savings bank at
Dong drove, la., today. While one
bank employe was handing out cash,
another employe killed one of the
robbers.
To Add Jazz to
Xmas Shopping
i ....,.. i-iMirVY SPI'.ciAUS we ure giving to
Kr'shaw-. '""n.Sv'r.-'.r yu .nay buy s candy fur 2r.c
a box.
You may rhoo.-o from tli followins assurluicnt :
CIKM'OiaTK ALMONDS
I'KI-l'KII.MINT TATTII S
CIIOlOl ATK m.xi:siimai.i.()vs
ASSOItTKD VNDli:S
SCOTCHKS
i-IC'VDILl.Y -)1 Ti:i".
( HOCOLATK PKITKIS.MINTS
Heath's Drug' Store
rimiii- oidi is nut aic-tiibl. oil this offiT.
T
I'lTTSlllKC:, lias.. I)iu K. (Jiy
llli' Assoiiati'd l'n-ssl With the ar
rival of three trMi.H nf .National
tiuanl ravalry liere lliiH jnnrninw
iui't prevailed 'in the Kansux eoal
field. There were no reports of fur
ther aetivitieH by the inarehiiiK wom
en who for the pa.st three duy.s have
('(MiKreKateil ut eoal mines and pre
vented miners from KolnK to work.
The troops detrained here and the
cavalrymen were dispateheil tu the
Franklin and .Mulberry distriets.
A niaohino am eompany frtun
Lawrence. Kas., is expected to arrive
here some lime today.
COIWTY I'AIK i.KVY WINS
(ContlnuoU from page ono.)
Modl'ord S. CiMltral l.'lilj 1.';
Medford X. Riversides 72 0
.iedlord Oalidalc 7S 10
Medford Xewtowu :;s
Kaat .Medri rd 10:! 12
S. K. .Mdf(.rt ......l-r C (it! a
S. McdU)fl 102 1!)
West -Medford I nr. 1 :'.
X. W. .lodf(..nl .... 01 .2
Orchard Home ..(.. u 12
IVrrydalo 2ti 10!
i'ast l'hoenix 21! 1 1! '
West I'lioi-nix 2-1 !! I
Hock Point x 1 1
IvoKtie Hiver 2.1 2."
Hoxy Ann no i;;
Sains Valley II :u I
Kast Talent 11 2:!
Went Talent. 1 :! 2 j
fit ton (i . 20 ;
Willow Springs 7 1 s ;
I
Total 1 INC, 1 ooo I
NKW Y(i;K. Dee. 10. Today's
stock market was the broadest ami
most active of the week. Oils, metals
and aliens specialties led the Kcnc
ral advance of 1 to .ri points. Saies
approximated Mao.oao shares.
2l? 'Vmsr ' "'
CHrisLmas Sale of Silks
FRIDAY
SATURDAY
ALL SILKS greatly reduced to increase the value of your Christmas dollar. ; For
example: .,
Crepe do Chine in all colors $2.25 quality for i
$2.90 quality for $2.55 $1.65 quality for
Canton crepes, regularly priced at, $5.25 reduced to
Crepe bfck Charmouse, $5.00 quality on sale at
Crepe Jersey for delicate lingerie, $3.75 quality for ,
Two-toned and plain taffetas, $2.50 value for ...,..-.
Slack taffeta and messline only, a yard .-.
Tho best quality heavy peorgette Crepe only, a yard
$3.00 heavy white Pongee : '. ;
Skinners Satins in all colors
$2.75 heavy silk shirting
VISIT our Art Department All the
latest needle work novelties. Orders
taken for lingerie and handkerchiefs.
$1.95
$1.35
......$4.25
$4.25
.,....$3.25
$2.15
!'$1.05
$1.79
$2.65
$2.69
$2.45
We have opened a Dressmaking Depart
ment in charge of an experienced designer
and seamstress. Complete satisfaction
guaranteed.
, . , . . . . . . . u i . ' i
THE PUBLIC SHOWED THEIR APPRECIATIONS. THEY KEPT US BUSY ALL DAY. THE BIG SALE STARTED OFF WITH A RUSH AND NEVER
LET UP. IT WAS NOT A CASE OF LOOKING; THEY BOUGHT. THEY COULD READILY SEE OUR GREAT VALUES.
You must not miss this sale as it means a loss
to you if you do
WE GUARANTEE OUR QUALITY TO BE OF THE BEST AND OUR PRICES THE VERY LOWEST. THIS IS THE CLEANEST SALE EVER PUT ON IN
OUR CITY. AGAIN WE INVITE YOU TO CALL AND LET US SHOW YOU. YOU.WILL BE SURPRISED TO SEE HOW MUCH WE CAN SAVE YOU.
Everything cut to rock bottom
WHILE WE HAVE MANY PRETTY AND USEFUL THINGS LEFT, THEY ARE GOING FAST, SO DO NOT WAIT UNTIL TOMORROW.
FAY E. DIAMOND, Jeweler
OPEN EVENINGS
115 E. Main, Medford