Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 17, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE SIX MEDFORD MAIL TUHUTXE. MEDFOTiD, ORF.OON. FRIDAY, MARCH 17. 1022 c. Y T HER BODZF CAPTURED ED NEW TO UK, Mar. 17. Fifteen ffpoclnl revenuo wiit today nrrested 34 men niter a ltol buttio aboard a two-masted nchixmor, Kald to have been loaded with contrabnnd liquor In the East river at foot of Tiffany street, the Uronx. More thnn ' thirty shotn were ex ehanited. The schooner, whose cargo of liquor vena Raid to bo worth nearly half a million dollars, was soiled, to nether with two automobllua and a liirtro moving van, which the authori ties Raid wero to have been used in transporting tho contraband. CHICAGO.- Mar. 17. A uneeia! liquor court for the trial of thous ands of cases that now are cluttcrine the dockets of federal and state courts was being planned today by State's Attorney It. K. Crowe. This action followed the request of United States District Attorney C. F. Clyno yesterday that the state take juris diction in some 3000 cases pending in federal courts. IJ f f'j , ? nt ii'iirl BAKERSFIELD FIRST SNOWSTORM WAU.A WALLA Chris ttojtlc, 155. threw Oscar Ilutler. lrtUiml. In 4!l minutes, tho fall kivKklnK out Butler. They then wrestled 75 nitmit,es with out a fall. Carl Nelson, wrestler, de feated Mike Brotherton, boxer, lu mixed event. VANCOUVER. B. C Tom Kinc Australian middleweight and Al Win ters, Seattle, (outfit to ten round draw. SALEM Astoria high defeats New berg 27 to 21 iu state tournament. HAVKRFORD. Ba. Harry McCor mlck, former Giant player and scout signed a contract to coach llavcrford baseball team. PARIS French Olympic commis sion decided to continue the effort to have the Olympic games held in Tnrls. SALT LAKE Lohigh, Utah cham pions, defeated Missoula, Montana. Mitleholders by a score of 40 to 3tS, and Weston, Idaho entrants, defeated Greeley, Colorado champions 36 to 34 j In first games of three-day inter-mountain meet. j WICHITA. Kas. Billy Britton of Kansas City and Ed Warner of San Francisco went ten rounds to a draw CELAR RAPIDS Frank le Welcb and Jabber Young, Chicago middle- weights fought ten rounds to a draw. NEW YORK Jack Dempsey and his manager. Jack K earns, will sail for Europe April 11 on the Aquitania. NASHVILLE. Tenn. (Ed (Stran gler) Lewis successfully defended his worlds heavyweight wrestling title against Joe Tetroff. Bulgarian heavy weight, in a juatch in which the head lock was barred. BAKERSFIELD, Cal.. Mar. 17. For the .first time in the history of Bakersficld. people here awakened today to sec the city covered with a blanket of snow. The fall is estimated at three inches, ono Inch remaining on the ground this mornlnii. Tho snow of last 'night was the heaviest and most prolonged in the city's his tory. It is not thought that lettuce or 'other truck crops were damaged seriously. .... Boy in Jail Suicides. SPOKONE. March 17. Thornly Runvan. 15. committed suii-ldn tmi.iv i ' la the county juvenile detention building here by banging himself with a sheet. Young Runyan who had escaped from the state training school at Chehalls, was to have been rturned today. TAFT, Cal., Mar. 17. Snow cover ed tho ground here last night and this morning. It was two inches deep, the heaviest fall on record here. BANK OF ENGLAND RA SES DIVIDENDS FORD FIGHTS FOR POWER SITE (Continued from Page One) NEW YORK, March 17. The Bank of England which has distrib uted a five per cent dividend semi annually siuce 1914," has increased tbe rate to 6 per cent, a telegram to a financial agency said today. A div idend at an annual rate of 12 per rent bas not been paid by the Bank of England for the whole year since 1806. ... .......... projects. A resolution authorizing an appropriation of 12,000 for the trip earlier reported by the house ac counts committee was adopted with out a dissenting vote. Shortly before the hou.se voted to grant authority for the trip, the sen ate agriculture committee decided to leave Washington on a similar trip March 25. The general belief was mat. me two committees would go together. CALL ARMY FROM RHINE (Continued from Page One) toet Hie Interests of the allies rather thun (h l ulled States and ho ex pressed astonishment (hat the allies "paid their own troops, refused to pay ours, and then divided the rest of tho 8wag." CUTTING ARMY FALSE ECONOMY (Continued from Pago One) Uv&, concerts. cabarets, baseball pa'uos and other cntmlumtmta; $1.- 151.00tt.000 for tol.:co am'. Hinted materials. $750,000.00'! for candy and chewing sum; JS 11,000,000 for sodas and coutoctions mid $!5!000, 000 for personal dorim"'it. Comparing the expomlitara of lh- United States during lK'J-it on its army with the sums exix iuled bv oth er nations, Mr. Kahu Mid tho I'nited States' expenditures totalled t'UZ.- 155,303, or $3,222 per capita, whilo these of the British empire, exclusive of dependencies, amounted to $502,- 123,000 or $12.3.1 per canlla: France $!:3.927.tK0 or $22.12 per capita; Italy $24C.0S1,200 or $6.70 per cap ita, and Japan $U9,OS2,90t) or 3.38 per capita. "Those figures show that we are exceedingly mindful of tho welfare of our people In keeping down mili tary costs ami expenditures," declar ed tho speaker. Tho army appropriation hill which until a year ago was dratted nunuully by the committee of which Mr. Kahn Is chairman, wan framed under the now rules of the lummt by a sub-corn-in It leu of five members of tho appro priation commit lee headed hy Rep resentative Anthony, republican, Kansas. a . 1 1 jl'" w1.. . mm QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing llabit "No-txvBac" has helped thousands lo break tlm costly, nerve-shattering tobacco habit. Whenever you have longing for a uJgnivtte, clgur, pipe, or j for a chew. Just place a .harmless No To-Bao tablet In your mouth Instead. -to help reUOVtt that awful deniro, Shortly the habit muy bo completely broken, and you oro better off men- tally, physically, financially, it's so easy, so simple. kt a bol of No- To-Uac. and it It doesn't release you T from all craving for tobacco. In any fill form, your druggist will refund your I mnnev without quetition. Adv. f Just A FEW of Our MANY Specials Come in make your selection from a clean and fresh stock of Groceries. Those good peas, 2 cans 27c Cut Macaroni, 2 lbs 17c Cream Cheese, 1 lb , 27c Calumet Baking Powder, 1 lb. can 27c We Always Have Good Fresh Vegetables. WHITARER'S Cash and Carry Grocery "Help Yourself and Save" 318 East Main, Medford II tivo was only a "looker on," with no power to act. Continuance cf American trocps on th Rhine, Senator Norris, republi can, -'Nebraska, apparently was to pro- For Constipated Bowels, Sick Headache, Sour Stomach, Bilious Liver The nicest cathartic-"raxaiivo ja tbe woild to physic your lWer and bowels 'hen you have Dizzy Headacho, Colds, Biliousness, Indigestion, or Upset, Acid Stomach Is candy-like "Cascarets." One or two tonight will empty your bowels completely by morning, and you will feel splendid. "They work while you sleep." Cascarets never stir you up or gripe like Salts, Pills, Calo mel, or Oil and they cost only ten cents a box. Children love Cascarets too. Adv. LAST TIMES TOMORROW You MUST see this picture .'.. There is no parent living with any conception . . . at all of what this picture in like thai would not raise heaven and earth to bring the children to wo it. Can't afford it! Well if you really can't Just write a note to that effect, Mgn your name to it and wild Ums kid dies with it any tunc tomorrow up till 3:50, and We'll let them in free! Mary Pickford in "Little Lord Fauntleroy" So long an the world goc.w around, so long will the "Little Lord" live in a Moi-y that looks out from the ncreen htraight into tho heart of you. ' '. COMING SUNDAY "THE SPENDERS" from tho novel by Hurry Loon Wilson. RIALTQ MANN'S THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE. NO MATTER WHAT THE PRICE MANN'S Saturday Sale of Ready-to-Wear New Jersey Suits $18.00 Values $9.98 Just in another ship ment of those won derful all wool Jersey Suits that sold at $18. naJc $9.98 baturday . Only a Limited Quantity New Jersey Coats $8.00 Values $5.98 25 fine worsted all wool Jersey Coats in all colors and sizes, $8.00 value. $595 Saturday, ,., New Tweed Suits $35.00 Values $19.98 12 new all wool home spun Tweed Suits. New tailored styles in the latest spring shades. Splendid $35 value.. $19.98 H r mm New Tweed Suits Up to date in style, $25.00 to $45.00, ea. New Tricotine Suits in navy blue and other colors, $25 to $95 ea. MILLINERY The latest modes for spring, now on t dis play. Special for Sat urday. 25 women's new trim med Hats in different colors. E'r.a, $8.00 special, ea. Children's Hats The most complete line in Medford. Bring your children in wer can suit them. Priced from $1.25 to $5.00 each BLOUSES For spring wear. Hundreds of the latest ideas in wom en's Waists on display from $3 to $18 each Bozart hand made Blouses, $4.48 to $12 each SILK DRESSES $15.00 Values $10.00 Just about 10 in the lot, made of fine Taf- feta Sat., $1().00 each . . ., Just in, a new line of wool and silk Sweaters SATURDAY SALE OF DRESS SILKS $238 Crepe de Chene $2.19 40-inch printed Crepe de Chene, good quality and patterns. A good $2.98 grade. On sale $2.19 Saturday, yard . $2.75 Foulard $1.89 40-inch fancy Foulard Silks in new patterns, $2.75 val ue.. On, ale $1.89 Saturday, yard . $2.00 Taffeta $1.75 36-inch all Silk Taffeta in good colors, regular $2.00 grade On .ale $1.75 Saturday, yard . . $1.75 Crepe de Chene. yard' . '. $1-19 $3.90 Pussy Willow $3.29 Mallison's genuine Pussy Willow Taffeta, 40 inches wide, regular price $3.90. ""'e . $3.29 Saturday, yard . See Display in Window $1.98 Messaline $1.48 36-inch all silk Messaline in a fine line of colors. A good $1.98 grade. On sale Saturday $1.48 yard $3.48 Jersey Silk $2.69 36 inches wide, in black and white, $3.48 grade. On sale Saturday, $2,69 yard SATURDAY SALE OF DOMESTICS SATURDAY SALE OF SPRING HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR AT LOW PRICES Women's fine Lisle Hone in black and col ons. Regular price H5e. On sale Saturday, pair, .50 Women's fine quality Silk Hose, in black; and tho new Spring shades. Cheap at 1.50. On sale Saturday, pair ....$1.00 Women's Envelope Union Suits, fine grade, $1.25 values, Saturday, suit 98 Children's Muslin Waists. Sold at G5e. Saturday, each .48 Infants' Half Hose iu a great variety of colors. Cheap at 50c. On sale Sat urday, pair 35 Cliildrens' Knit Bloomers in. white, and piuk, 75c. val ues. On sale Saturday, pair 50 Cliildrens' Heavy Hose, in black and brown, :i5; grade. Saturday pair 25 Women's Union Suits, good grade, $1.00 value. Saturday, suit 48 TOWEL SALE 1 case small Huck Towels. Cheap at 15c. On 10C sale Saturday, ea. . . 1 case medium size Huck Towels. Regular price 18c. &td. 121 Large size Huck Towels, soft finish, 25c value. On sale Sat., 1 5 C each 1 case extra large Huck Towels, sold at 29c. On sale Saturday, 20 C each SATURDAY SALE OF CORSETS AND LINGERE AT LOW PRICES Women's New Spring ( r sets, gofnl model, all siz.es. Cheap at :UX). On sale Saturday, pair $1.48 Women's fine, grade Cor sets, new stvle. Cheap at :.50. On sale Saturday, pair $1.08 Women's extra fine final ity Corsets, all sizes, $5.00 values. On sale Sat urday, pair ..$2.48 Women's Muslin Clowns On sale Saturday $1.00 1 Mann's Department Store Medford, Oregon ' Bed Spreads, 72x84 size, heavy quality. Cheap at $2 00. On ..Ic $1 Saturday, each. . Long Cloth, 36 inches wide fine quality. Sold at 35c. On sale Saturday, 25 C yard 36-inch Cambric, fine qual ity, 35c grade. On 25 C sale Saturday, yd. . . 36-inch colored bordered Curtain Net. Regular price 29c. On sale 7 c Saturday, yard 25c Cotton Challie . . .17c 35c Silkoline, now, yd. 25c Women's 1 (a i idea us, $1 values. Saturday only, 3 IW $1.00 Women's Crepe Hloom ers. Regular price $1.50. On sale Saturlay....98r Infants liubber pants, 50c values. Saturday, pair l3c Children's Muslin Bloomers, par....C9? Kayo's Silk Vests, $3.48 to $6.18 AGENTS FOR KAYSER'S GLOVES AND HOSIERY AGENTS FOR GOSSARD and WARNER CORSETS LAST DAY OF OUR NOTION FAIR. IT WILL PAY YQU TO BUY. TOMORROW Mail Orders Promptly Filled Our Semi-Annual Notion Fair Ends' Tomorrow. Thrifty Buyers Should Take Advantage of It. Postage Prepaid Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns 3