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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 8, 1922)
Ca by ml Jig Ol hi rf h; U c l ' TOE SIX irnnFonn matl tribuny:. medford Oregon. Friday. December 1&22 ;ouit TOBACcojjESTS SHOW NO '.fio t-My to drop Cigarette, , ' Cigar, rr Chewing habit "Wo-Tw-Ie" fctiped fhoa rC lo bran the costir. r.r-it-Inwi teUyseo dibit. Vff;rr y P..r for a cigar!!, cigar, ft-il r I or a bsnr '-t pe a baraiMaa Ko-T-l talet in juai ro?tn im?l&, to help riev tnat awful df. Khotttr tMr hM! w, fc lAffiwtoff bfbkf e4 rw ar igo. M. Gar o!d lb i-v t-j 'a L 1 tart oaaer of tie vaJtr, Caajy oany. I Mr, Comer a tad eomriderable J experience la IU eleetrwal lite aed r. la zper:etiMa lattery a. ue ej tit hadlo toiler? aed all kinds 1 of electrical ei'iipmeac for aauf.l MLEYM DISLSS-' fosad lamer aid bit- oit gen erally tU'W'riit fcr a l2i--tl Cetlril Pacific. Here Mr. Sxj-.w placed ia lie record a Lii.lle if rejo-liik-si aal peti;'.oiL crgfr.g Etrotk- era Cat.fK-Ceatral lit r. k.a-ta. ured th can of lb i:ad!o Battery and E:-j PPESIOEWT STARTLES CONGRESS Mr. Ccooi-r will ore here fron iAablasd a ooa a he tan leear a reJdenj T f:tt day of T. E. readiiw oil UlOvr irf mentally physical!?. iJnn-i"' ow l very good a!i- ASTORIA DESTROYED BY FIRE rial!?. It' vi r. so mmui. Oet! falion a th e,tlr Valley Viirj Uv of Xe-fo-li od If it doer't; un.:t,'in 'r wa tit4 without find-! fCont'ntjed from ige OM) ' -" - - - ' ' n;, m fwi vt itttb atHii imro. in arx lorm, T'&ur abXCM 'itablmaJ. r(niA rpr (r.M)7 witbit j,il'n A4. Late Shipment of Coats at The Hub These Coate are of the latest materials and styles and most of them ire fur trimmed. These garments were bought for cash at a low price and will be offered at special prices for this sale. This is an oppor unity to get your win- ter Coat at a surpris ingly low figure. Coats on sale Saturday and all next week. Alterations free. '4 . See our windows Sat urday. C7 Loans to 0 Farmers Under Federal Supervision Money for to rnfund oxIhIIiik Mort ItiiKKD! buy moiii liui (I; provlilit bulld IiiKh; liiiprtivuiiiiiiila; iicinlpuiiinl ; llvo Mock; ir for noino ollmr n k rtcu I tn ra I luirponu; on it . iion-miilnrliiK inort lin Ho al It Pit mint Ititnn-Ht for u tin in ul rroiiiao to ill) ynnrni under un nmorl2iitlnti pliiu; with prlvlliKn of "yliiK any or (ill paynmntH nflar'Nve yruri, and I'lin Klvu prompt nllntlon to" npplli'iitlonii In iiiiiountH from S.'i.Ooo to 1011,000, . " California Joint Stock i, : Land Bank HAN MlANtlHCO. ' . Kor nppllonllotiK nnd u i t Iriilin n N.v 10, II, Hunt, 40U MiMllonl llldtr., 1 ' ' Mi'ilfuld, Oit'Kon. Spio and Span giu-monts for tlie Holidny havo ' ill Dry Clean thorn now. Bra i It hi ho4 tt Out pfaeut dri ill find ail tur. iA Ih. rtiley ai tree ttum the JrrJd diimw. 7at!KK irork l -U. tiju,pt-A in th vsntKem yttrt ot tfc rtWvy flm ?iA will ,(mir.'i n'rth. All tow oxr.ni ab'si'l wauli the- irin tor nttU:i (A the (rr;n of lb Utrr In j"r fitnmntiilj an4 kep yoor w tld op ana in ra4lnM U arold tfc I'M of tlm for V-.iin. Tt.itK l llriK ion by a f")-ral lnpftlor, fr. (. . l!lhop, working In r.iX)i.TWin with the toun'.y aKfcr.t'a ctlUe. Th work l fro at hl Um and letlln will h corn- pulnory In r:awr thtti rnllk In aold W b'!d MforJ l r'jaohfcd with th work the city will h dlrldd In Horn for KatbririK tht cown to Cfer- Uln Ahnnnli:4 point. Announce ment will b mad'; lat:r a to the lo- (Cob!14 froa Pai One) rat&t tame to the luru-r, acd it will cot be a readiaiit fit to ailde edit be U relired. The dllri trojrht to the farmer doe not af fect him akne. Agneaitnral ill for tsn i a national fl! frtce. Ataia a.d asaia te (rtsideet wai 'app S'led a te oaUl&ed hi reooet- Keadatioui to th aeaate acd boot atzKn a bd in joist ietica ia tfce ball c! the boom. Hb bear er reaposded partica!ariy to liM dis- iesmica of rural credit and the j Araericaauaiica ot alieu. There vu a crasicg of neck when inerertfjeoi tacnenee into c o f cauioa of prohSMtkta esforeexect land tome of his deelara'Jou oa tbe . cbject that 3gee!ng that rigor . on and literal enforcement of tbe ' dry law would coeteclrale pablie at , teotioa on any requisite molifica j tioa. wa applaoded. I "Thi foc?re already ha taken ( lecgniiance of tie raii.fortuae wbkh preeipiu ceHaUoa brought to Asencaa agTiealicre. Yonr meat ore of relief acd tbe reduction of the federal resenre ducount rate un doubtedly ared the country from widespread dia.er. Tbe rery proof of belpfnlneu already gien i tbe trongel argament for the per manent etat.Iihment of widened credit, heretofore temporarily ex tended through the war finance cor poration. "The farm loan bureau, which al ready ha proTen its nefulnes ikMnrh tho federal land banks, may well tare lu power enlarged to pro ride amp:e farm production credit a well as eaiargf d land credit. It ' U entirely practical to create a dlris-' ion in the federal land bank to deal with production credit with the lim itai'.on of time o adjusted to the farm turn orer a tbe federal re erve lystefa provide for the turn over ia the manufacturing and mer cantile world. Special provision mutt be made for livestock produc tion credits and the limit of land loans may be safely enlarged. Va rious measure are pending before you. and the best Judgment of con gress ought to be expressed In a prompt enactment at the prespnt reRsison. '.atlou. ii Kundny, liecember the 10th, will l.o neighbor's day at thu I'hoenlx church, when all who are Interested are asked to Invito neighbor and at tend Hiinday school. Tho service of the day will In- cludu music and Item of apodal In t!r;t to everyone both morning and evening. Kvery member In re'uetd to Invito a neighbor to attend. Friday of next week a gathering of duds and boy will bo held at Clyde hall. Announcement will ho made Inter a to the proKrain for. Dad and Hoy night. New Proprietor of Walker Electric Shop I). It. Connor, of Aslilund, httH ptirchiixed tho Walker Klectrlcal Co , of Mux (iolmucr, who bought tho sumo from Mr. Wnllier a few weeks IF STOMACH IS TROUBLING YOU Instantly I End Indigestion or Stomach Misery with ' 'Tape's Diapcpsln" As soon on you eat a tablet or two of "l'npo' Dlupcpnln" your indigestion Is komi I Heavy pain, lionrthurii, llatu Icnoe, ffsseft, palpitation, or any misory from a sour, acid (onin:h ituls. Correct your sUmiai'li ami dictation for a few mills. Kuril package ((iiarautood by druggist, unii NOW PLAYING lllifft Frank Mayo in CAUGHT BLUFFING A sllrrliiK story of nilvonltii'c nml roiiiiiiit'o In Tho Klonilikr. "I ltSII KID," n rmiKMly. AI.K'i: JAV nt llio nra;iiii RIALTO 1 CoiultiK Sfimlny Mr. nml Mm. 'ni-tir Ho llnvrn In "MY I .AUV KKIKNIW" (Vintliiiliiii Tioniir row nml Suuiliiy, I ::ti) to 1 1 ::m P. M. l.iwlr.. W. Jf. Fellrrn. furniture aHrr, who hd iy-en repned dad earlier In the foorair.x, Iat4rr ' tour.d lo le tAie. The fire wa discovered in the I'aia- rtaursirtt on CommirMal KTreet b1en Eleventh arl Twelfth' Cre-U, In the heart of the tuire dlrt and it iui'k!y spread to a4-j jolnlrig lui!ding, leaping nrrir tnej street to the lie -Jiive depanrnent' store. It spread from Commercial street to JSond street. ) I'lre lH-ianntfut ltamyered. The local fire department wa ham-! pered by taek ol uf fi'.ient water and i apparatu and a call was srtt at 3:23 I t'r old from Portland. In response) to this appeal a peelal train with two fire companies at.d full e'tuip ment Ineludiiig Ahhh feet of hose, ar rived here at 4 a. ni. IynamPe was resorted to and failed to cheek I he sweep of the! flaiii-. Most of the building de-l stroyed were of frame construction.! hut some of the city's substantial structure of brick also were among thrse razed. Too brick buildings wrei.'ked were the Astoria HavlngH bank, four stories, Welnhard hotel, sis stories, the Astoria ifudget, Klks Temple, Astoria NaUonai brink. Htajile Motor company, Kavoy Motor company and Hkallrud drygoods store. Jlaln was falling when the fire broke out and there was no wind. The rain stopped after about two hours, but resumed after an Intermis slon of half an hour. Guests at the hotels In the fie swept area were warned in time to escape in safety, according to reports' to fire fighters. The fire at njne o'clock had swept the entire district between Astor street at the river front, south to Exchange atreet and north and south between Klghth nnd 'Hlxteenth streets, lietween Klevenih and Twelfth It hnd penetrated as far as Kranklln street. Fire Chief C. K. Foater said th? flro got out of control because the flariic t got hold underneath the bulldingn and burned through the pil ing on which the city was built. He said the fact that the piling had not been filled In 'as the city was built, was the cause of the disaster. All the streets In the devastated ureu have cotloimod with tho burning of the piling, All the dock were saved. AHTOItlA. Ore., Ijec. 8. Astoria, whose bHslrieHs district was twupt by fire early today, la located nl tin mouth of tho Columbia river. The principal Industries nro lumbering. shipping and salmon fishing nnd can nlng. Tho city had a population of 14,027, according to the 1920 n'cnsus. The buslncim auction of the city is hunt along tlie river bank nnd largo part of It Is on piling. Tho resi dence district Is on hluli ground. Astoria was CHtnhliHhed nioro than a century ngn as a trading post nnd was nn mod In honor of John Jacob Astor, pioneer trader whose agents wore activo at tho post. Ited Cross Aid Promised WAHHINCTON. Doc. 8. Tho Amnrlcnn Itcd Cros todny tolo graphed Colonel (inorga Kllmor, Its Pacific coast division manager with lieadriuartnrH at Han Francisco to mriko nu Investigation of tho flro at ABtorln, Oregon, with tho view of giving rollnf, If found nocenstiry. fiKATTI.K, Dec. S. Thn Bcattlo Chamber of Commorcn Is prepared to rush nny assistance to tho stricken city, Frank Wnlorhoiisc, president of thn chamber said In a radio monsagn lo tho mayor of Aslorln. "I'lnnso let us know what wo can do," thn message snld. 0. P. DIVORCE IS URGED (Continued from Page Qno) ration In continue In control of the Central I'nclflc bo denied, so that tins development could bo brought about. Mr. lllddln described the growth of southern California, which ho has visited (ivory yenr slnro I. oh Angoies was a city of 11,01)0 populn Hon, Thn growth of Hint section, he stated, started with thn advent of the Hauta Fo, niigmnutodj later by thn coiiHtntclloii of other lines, both steam and electric. Joint usage of ('mitral Pacific trackage In Califor nia and Oregon ho believed would result in tho construction of various Huns that would open up additional territory anil this ho predicted would bo of financial Interest to the flotuhom 1'aclfln as well n whatovor other Huns used those trucks. TonniUjto HiM'Inml Ampin There Is plenty of tonnngo In sight tn sustain two rnmpolltlvo railroad such lis tho Hunt hern Pacific nnd thn Central Pnclflo with tho Natron cut off completed, V. SI. UniniwoU ttistl fled, "Tho possibilities of dovnlonmont along thn territory that would bo taken euro of by tho Natron cutoff. ran hardly ho estimated," ho snld. Thero nro almost untold possi bilities thorn In agriculture, live stock and this vast amount of tim ber to bo tulten up In my Judgment, tho Natron cutoff would be rurnlshed tonnngo from tho Inclpleney ot Its operation tn make It profitable nnd thn natural growth and development of thn country. A, Npeneer, general counsel for the Oregon-Washington Itullroait 6 Navigation rompuny. drew from the witnesses a statement that In wide circulation In southern OreRon on MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price MANN'S MWUMShalilGive? A Visit to Our Store Will Solve This Question Never Before Have Our Stocks Been So Complete Buy Practical Gifts and Be Sure to Shop Early Porict Twill, 48 inches wide, all wool, in a fine line of new colors, $2.50 values. On sale Saturday, yard $2.19 Normandy Cloth, for Coats, o4 inches. Special, yard $4-69 "Wool Serge, 50 inches wide, all wool, new shades. On sale Saturday, yard, $2.98,; Admirable Jewelry Presenting a very fine line of gift things which, while not at ail expensive, they arc good quality and make ideal gifts. Ear Rings, all styles and colors, .set 69 lo $2.50 Lingerie Clasps, plain and engraved ..25 to $1.50 Gold CuiT Links 50 to $2.00 pair Pearl Read Necklaces, $2.50 values, now $1.25 I ivle.structal.ile Pearls, $(5.50 value. Sale price, $1.00 ' 'Kerchiefs Dainty hemstitched lin en handkerchiefs, with beautiful initial, packed six in box, ready for giv ing. Special, box $1.50 Children's 'Kercheifs, 3 in a box. From 25 to 50 box Women's Fancy Christ inas 'Kerchiefs, packed 3 in n box. From 50r to $2.50 box Piece Goods As Presents A pattern of silk, of woolen fab ric, or of the many desirable cot ton fabrics for a dress, waist or skirt is about as sensible and ac ceptable present as one could possibly select. Imported Jap Pongee, 33 inches wide. Very special, yard $1.35 Canton Crepe 40 inches wide, heaviest qualitv, in all colors. Special, yard $3.48 Crepe Back Satin in black and colore, $3.50 values. Saturdav. yard $2.98 JVorfiy Gift Suggestions Any woman will be pleased to receive as a gift such worthy linens as you will find in this splendid Christmas stock of Doilies, Napkins, Sets, Lunch Cloths and Table Cloths, all of which are marked ex tremcly low, quality considered. Plain or Fringed Napkins r 7?t'nl Afnflfi'iri T.iurm Hnftt Vonkiiis i y f Doilies, Scarfs, Luncheon Cloths I lap; and lray Uloths, trom, each 35 to $25.00 58 inch Mercerized Damask, good qualitv. Special, vard 59 72 inch all linen Table Damask, yard $2.48 36 inch colored Handkerchief Linen. Special, vard $2.48 Beautiful Linen Doilies Real Linen Cluny Scarfs, Doilies and Luncheon Cloths. Priced from each 29 to $20-00 Agents in Medford for Derrv- Linens. ' Tapcstrv Table Runners, each -$3.98 to $15.00 Tapestry Couch Covers, large size, in excellent pat terns, from each $9.00 to $15.00 See our line of Fancy Bath Towels. Lunch Cloths and Napkins Svy 22x22 all Linen Dcrry vale Nap- W,j 4 kins, new patterns, dozcn....$8.98 2w 30 inch Damask Luncheon Cloth. IT M Special Saturday, each $3.48 Plain Linen Hemstitched Lunch con Napkins. Special, dozen $6.9S Japanese Lunch Cloths, new patterns, first qualitv, Extra Special, each $l.l'U Napkins to match Cloths, dozen... Pcacn Sole Ag vale Lii $1.19 89 fa 1 J ,4J Table Cloths and Napkins 70x70 all linen Table Cloths. Ex 1 1 ra Special, each ....$6.48 AColorcd Linen for Towels, 36 inches tV fiy Wldl'- Special, yard : $1.00 lWKrn Filet Crash and Organdie Scarfs. J $1.25 values." Special, each $1.00 Real Filet Scarfs, Squares and Runnel's, beautiful designs, from, each $1.19 to $15.00 Colored Huck Towels, excellent quality, each.. ..59- ManrVs Department Store The Store for Everybody Entrances E. Main and N. Central Medford, Oregon Pendleton Blankets Robes, Couch Covers and Pillows in a beautiful line of designs. One of the most acceptable, Christ mas Gifts for men or wo men. Priced from, each $2.00 to $18.00 . Hosiery Offering two very ex ceptional values in wo mens' all silk hosiery, with lisle top and splic ed heel. A rather op portune offering, com ing as it does when many pail's of silk hose are to be bought for gifts. La France Silk Hose. Special, pair.. $2.50 Humming Bird Silk Hose. Special, pair $1.50 Full . fashioned Silk Hose. Special, pair $2.00 Silk and "Wool Hosiery, from, pair $1.25 to $2.50 c Glove . , Certificates -j If Gloves arc to bc'given and you do not know the size, secure a' glove certificate afour glove counter. ' " The name and the amount is filled in, and the certificate will be redeemed any time af ter the holidays. Short Gloves, pair $1-25 to 84.00 Long G loves, pair $3.98 and $4.98 Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid both sides of the Cascades he had r
