Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 16, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextlKDKOIil) MAI I j TIMIinXi:. M KDNOUI , ORKCOV. I'l; 1 1 A V. DECK Ml! El,' Iti. I !)! VMll) VIVE r 0 " 4 tmnVTTTClJam.n.rrr.i irn rininw mmiiiin iikimi aiuroay spec A big red sturdy Wheelbarrow. Steel tired wheel ai:d hardwood body. See our display in the doorway. A real bargain for $1.18 at ADJUST PRICE 10 BE PAID PLAYERS UNDERDRAFT LAW HEW YORKER. 1 IARRESTS DON'T DIM ill THREW MAN HACK WEAPONS I S The San-Tox Shop 103 East Main Street. i Shore Star - Meat Market e ,-wt V tn Tv n Fresh Side Pork, per lb 20c Shoulder Roast of Pork, per pound .... 20c ; Pure Home Rendered Lard, per lb 18c Choice Steer Pot Roast, per lb 15c Choice Beef Stews, per lb 12c ; God Bacon, per lb 30c A choice lot of chickens and rabbits ! Turkeys, Ducks and Geese for Xmas 1 217 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273 j : All Eastman " " 1 i ' ' ' Krowoies-' . J ! 1 v 1, . Kodaks . IL. Pair thnnp. xvhn alr&aAv Iltlvp ti Svnrfilf . a developing tank or other appliances. M Medford Book Store Eastman Kodak Agents Mary Garden Gardenglo Lady Mary Jcnteel Djer Kis Cara Nome Hudnuis Mavis Hu-bi-gants. Ideal. Quil que Fleurs. Perfumes. Talc. Sachet. Toilet Water. Ferfumizers Toilet Waters Perfume Droppers XKW VOKK, iiw. ).-- I l!y Asso ciated I'iw.s.J ;-ev-r,il plans lor a : r lai.ttiun of ihe dra!'; and.-.- caui-i t;u:.s ?n iriacio: y to tiola mint r and! n.a;i-r Ii'ai;ut'ri were bt.in?; i-o:i:ddciv.i by r,;e b.ifc i-tiiill advisory eo-.ric'-l l-.i-1 : '''"' j ! Oiu- of 1 1 1 -7- plans p-.-cyid'-d tll.tl r.ij ; c l:o event of a class AA club iosint; a iU yer via draft, the major lcajiue' !chi! ivcetv'n:r Ilic il:MfT. alter iiav-! ir.K $;'.oit') as provided in the pir-sonl ananj-'cmeai, would send a tilay.T to the A A club i:i the plafie o'.' !llo (ir:i!t j wl num. Another proposvil that the j draft ink".' ini raised to JTaUii, and that in c.i:! the ('.rafted player did no! mca,'.-.;;v up to major Ia;:uo stan dards., he should bo returned to the elnb from which, ho was taken at I half tho draft price. The major leagues resumed 'their ! joint session in order to settle a few ; matter.--, inciudine; the proposal to i rescind the rule, prohibiting world's : series p'aycrr. front barnstorming and ; (.'oaiinis.-loner Landls' suKSCStion for i a reduetioii in admission prices for I tho v,-orld'a series. ! .huH:e l.andis yesterday carried ! through one of his ideas the. seven : game world's series. AiE WiO III OF NAPOLEON MAY INDIA AGITATORS BEAIMiLARINGji . ; , aiTi-sts vf many miu-rooprriititm- NKW YO'iK, Uor. IT. . A. J. Clu-I ist l0:u!r-?' the tni-1-" ' ' twn t)u kivvf. Alhaniua hi?:h conimissinnnr at Jlallnn;l1 vol unii-r-r-i a-! Kovcrnr.vnr U a 4!,: nr-l'v.i. in ci'iircrrin wirh .It r- ; v.tiihiiij'S in this i :;rt ; liidiu stiil ina- NmkiU'o:; lionap;. : t of Nw ; ..onmni"?. more ih: ti ,-i.M.tv , ... 1 aviipj; W-.n iiiai!.1 u :!.iy. C.'iiK bh-iit hf.vn Vt Ti: vim' u l' in a ay ar:'i':ts OFF BRIE, CLAIM 1 A v I '( HIT, la.. 1 c.-. 1 Ac cusi'd hy a l'u iiK'r i' i.-?ui of slay .);'. k ',. V. Iiom- )iily was V-(',.-, 'i r. I 1'i'niii thf M:,:-'ipl'l I"i 1 Oil PACKER'S STRIKE TtUKXOS A IRKS, Dor. 1G (Hy Xhv Assooiatotl Press) Kniiitian of a vol cano in iho Andes mountains, bt'Hov cd to Vio Mount UiuPhua. in ChiNi, jh reported in dispatches roeceivcrt' hero. Tho townships Osorno, I'niun and San l'ahlo, (.'hlle, wero considerably damaged! ly fulling rocks. Crcat clouds of ashes obscured the sun the entire day. Incalculable damage is said to have been done to the jjrardmj liindn nonh of Lalve Nahuel-IIuaiii, hot asties eov erinpr (he fjround to a depth of nearly six inches. Tho livestock there arc in danger of starvation unless they can lie transported from' tho affected zone. J-'unher eruptions are feared. HAW SNOWFALL III MONTANA. BSLLY littl.EXA, .Mont., Doc. 1(J. The snow fitonn that 'hroke over Montana Vednesday moruiny and yesterday aitrnioon hean clearing early this itvrnoon: . pproxinintely nine inehe? of Know are reported from tlio south eastern jiortioit of the slafo. C'onsid erablo dcU'ting, blocking highways Is i eporlod f roni nivinKton, Ilozoman and Miles City. Tho forec.fiHl. for Montana for Fri day night and Saturday is fair with rising temperatures. Temperature during tho storm approached the zero marl; but was- ropurted below zero from no point. II Mill PASSES SENA "WARHINCITO.V, Pee. 1 G. The China trade hill was passed by the senate late today with provisions in corporated by the house for planting tax exemption privileges to American correspondents doing buniiiess in China stricken out. Tho bill in gene ral provides for tho organization under federal charter of American concerns for business in China. The measure now goes to conference with the house. The Noted Dead York, an Airriean i-ember of l !'o:apai t f.ur.i'y rega; 1;,.ig an inv t:U'on te. him t; ascend the thro;:--1 o! A it;;1 ii , '.i'.iiiit Pii:ve nlsaui oi d fled to Sv rcila at the I).'- , and convief jois in ginning of the world war. York 'veiling Mail saM Kiday it liad j been ir.tovmetl. Mr. ilonan::rLLi has denied thrtt the t crown had been offered him or thatii:.'' ho had been conl'errtne with Alanhm ; - representatives on tho subject. z Mr. Jlonaparto a descendant of j K!i;-.abeth ('Betsy") Patterson, of i Ikiitimore. whom Jerome Ponapafle j married in this country after ha Inul j been exiled from Krain o by XapoU;o:i i Bonaparte. Jeromo later beramo king ' of Westphalia and remarried in Kur-jS ope when Napoleon rofuaed to recog-, nize his American marriage. Jerome Napoleon Honaparte is lluiiEHS great groat nephew of Napoleon. i iom- ji.wt.i el il and As.;am. With MidiirI tra.:e is Me.U'en) rende OMAHA, N.'b. lec. I.;. r.mr ni (:, said to haw be.ii trying to halt a street car carrying wor knu n en rouro to tb,-. packing- plants in the zone '- i 1 1 1'.t-r -t. by hurling him i; u ri 1 1n- ! feeted by the .L '. rike in the iiackinjy jj a e; n o.eni bridk 1 d i:ri'ig a figiK. J inuustr'. were arrested by police lo-'I'.-ne Mori-'s .;is bi'iiP'.ht ba k to ; daV. i "a W'liimrt this morn : a:- fi-' :m l Vni, j i'nli'-e Captain A Ilea rcpra'U'd that I!!., her lu'ii.e. T!i-- c i: vr;: ayairivt streets leadiii;-; Vo tile jjitcking luue.i tli.- gal was made by lier.iia Li'-nn'-i:, Vi-re strewn With thousands of tack, who :-as s!u- w::s an t u;;iii';.-; t , : -: vi:',i hi'rifin an itieli in diatnett'i-, the fight en tlie bridy.s w hU h he p iv .ui i; e .1 had been piac.-d The ;--!'!T i . il s.ipi.i i ; t ' n I:- d In en ii) he.r.dieap persons using untomo le.r.f .M.ers e.o.i i; . j it "it suicide. ' bile to get to the plant.-. I.ONi;OX, )ee. 1 General Sir John Kecdes Nixon, commander of the Kritish forces in Mesopota mia in 1)15 and lttlfi, died at St. Itaphael, France, on Thuirday, according to a Marseilles dispatch to the Times. After his return from Mesopotamia, he was cleared of all responsibility for the Pritkah forces' defeat which resulted in retreat from Pagdad. Tubing Prices Drop. PJTTSI.rp.C., Pa., Dec. 1 (k The Nat ion n 1 Tube company today an nrainccd a reduction of 2 ioints in price ot all base sizes of tubing. nt a redttc a ton. Ii!!iiii!!i!!lli!!lli;!!li!l!ilil!!!!!l!li!i l 8 I 001 OF HS SUSPECTED I lOlKFiE That Appeal to The Housewife PORTLAND, Ore., Dee. 1(1. 1 Authorities seeking to solve the mys-; lory of tho death of K. 10. Davis, e- servioc man, formerly of Helena, Mont., whose body was found in his: cabin Heat' Mo -alia this week, wer today without any eluo. llart'y , Friedman, a youth taken into cur.i. 'dv for (lueationing, was reloaded at Ore 1 gon City after telling he bad come irom Montana with Daviy and that the first ho heard of the murder was v hen he raad of it in Portland news papers. John l.ndou.v, who was pick-' od up by the polieo while in Fried-: man's company was also released. ITATI0N.11 mime miomcee'.! nun 10 duomiloO; i ffiT AC 5 lb. Dark Karo Syrup. . . . -; 35c 10 lb. Dark Karo Syrup 65c Mixed Nuts, psr lb . ., 20c Raisins, seeded or seedless, 15 oz. carton 25c Good Potatoes, Yakima Gems, 100 lbs $2.00 A FINE ASSORTMENT OF XMAS CANDIES, ORANGES, FIGS, DATES, ETC., AT BED ROCK PRICES. if ted i Louie s soap.'' AVAS!l(!TO.V, f)(ic. 1 ci.fi Con strait ugit.'itlon oC t lo ruilrosid rati) KiibjRct linn had a liui'uiru!1. otrect trn hUH.fnnss in por.ai'iil :uicl a ttmilency to . rutard traffic, IV ('. Powal!, vice! lu-esicUmt ot the V.rhi railroad, saiil today in testifying at. tho coiuinua tiou of t'ne intoi-Htalo commerou com mlHsioir invostial ion into tranhiior tation ratos. lo aiii:('l tin; com mis sion to Hiiutun its InTOSliKation. i g: a large 11 oz bar for 9c, 20 bar box . . . ...... .. $1.75 1 he above are a few of our regid ar every day prices. C. O. D. phone orders gladly accepted, neceeds llood. ! ; M'ASIUXCTOX, Dec. C. Kepre- 'I sent a live Art hur I!. Jtouso of Ken - t ueky has been selected eliairiua n of ; the democratic congressional commit-;: lee to succeed the late I Represent at ivo : flenry 1. l'iood of Virginia, it was i aim o u nee d I. od a y . I GASH GROCERY 5i5 The bipc Kale of Kroccrir,;i at tho Truax storo started off with a ruth S today and pooplo wore snrprisod r.t;jr the wonderful hai'Rains offered. The 1 Hr-"il!l ,'in!e rontinuea until further nollre. riSli 1 1 C i 1 1 c I 5 We Deliver Phone 271 th This, officials ;;aid, nit. tion of approximately ter , und liiitler ITiIlTDAXn, Cie., Ihr. Ifl. P.ut- iteiidy ; extra cubes 4 0 ri. 41c; .grades "7 rn ;!c: cartons 43c; WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. prints nilUcri'u!, Xo. 1 churning i ream 4:ifi. l4e f. ,,. ),., I'oriland: uri'iei gradfrf 4f;i'. Better pick up some of tho print i ruper on rolls for wrapping goods nnd savo money. Una's with cores in it to fit roll paper racks. Much cheaper than wrapping paper. tf Liberty Bldg. THE COLONIAL- Quisimas SustioHS Phone 298 THIS IS THE SHOP OF GIFTS FOR WOMEN. MANY SUGGES TIONS FOR THE ONE WHO WONDERS WHAT THEY WILL GIVE EVERYBODY FOR CHRISTMAS. COATS SUITS DRESSES Coats, Suits, Drosses, Skirts or .icrsoy ('(Hits and Swcutors inako practical .uil'is and we have a most complete assortment. Don't t'or tfet we carry Dry doorts and No tions. HANDKERCHIEFS Dainty Handkerchiefs, embroid ered aiul plain hemstitched with an envelope and pretty verse in which to send each one. HOSIERY Hosiery makes such a practical tfit't. Everything in Silk Hos iery in black, white ami brown. Silk and Wool Jfose in mixtures and lovely Wool Hose. .Just the tiling for cold weather. BOUDOIR CAPS !oiidoir Caps Very dainty ones and many styles to select from.' One of these would please any youmjjlady. BLOUSES A lady never has too many blouses, especially the pretty hand made ones with dainty drawn work- and tiny tucks. We also have them in tailored and beaded models. The new Jumper I51ou.se is so popular now. Almost a dress by itself. GLOVES (loves 'make a useful ejft, espo e'iallv the ones in the soft shades of Chamoisoite in (launtlets for street wear or the long kid ones for afternoon or evening wear. HANDBAGS AND VANITY CASES No costume is complete without, a Handbag or Vanity Case. "We ha ve n new shipment of very new and attractive ones. You will be sure to find just what you want. UNDERGARMENTS Silk undergarments please young or old. rc have many on dis play, or if yon wish to make one with little personal' touches wc have all materials by the yard, and imported and domestic laces for trimming. JERSEY PETTICOATS Jersey Petticoats are always ac ceptable. Wc have them in all ndos and combinations.