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MEDFORD WAITj TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, PRECOX. SATURDAY, DECEMBER !(', 1922
Total and
1LJ Personal
' .'lie number of nutos seen narked on
the business Ktreets till!! forenoon anil
nfternoon and the crowds of octuple in
intit section indicated that this wonlil
he a blK day with local increhiintH for
Christmas shopping. Most of the autos
liiid their hoods blanketed Ijccnnso of
the cold weather. . .
I have a lease on n 10-room rooming
house. In Portland..' Want to tra.Io
lease and furniture, also furniture for
four rooms more; also bath house and
all equipment.; Hath house will net
from $25(10 to I40U0 per season. Waul
rooming house In Medford. What have
you? Address 29 Mall Tribune. ' 230
Did you,, hear about' the. Medford
made "Roxy Ann" women's and chil
dren's wear, novelty aprons, fancy
bloomers - and new , lino hosiery at
Ladies' and llables' Shop, Medford
Center Dept. Store. . 228
Mrs. Larry Schndo left last nlKht
for. San Diego, having been summoned
to the .southern California city by the
serious Illness there of her sister.
I'lanos; splendid quality. Itoot Music
Co. 2112
. , i'r Sale New Columbia phono
criiph records nt half price.- Victor,
Hninswick Columbia, Pathe & Sonora
phonographs and records at reduced
priceH. Music Shop, 15 N. Grape street,
next to Farmers & Fruitgrowers Hank.
Phone 405-J. tf
Next Saturday Is expected to be one
of the busiest days of the holidays
season as on that day supplies must
bo purchased to last over until the fol
lowing Tuesday, because of the stores
being closed' Sunday and Christmas
day.
Please make your appointments
ahead during holiday season. We
thank you, Medford Deauty Shop,
Phone 191-L. 229
System Service Co. writes Fire and
all other Insurance. Strong companies.
Office 2nd floor Medford Bldg. tf
Dorothq - Diamond: returned last
night from O. A. C. and will spend the
Christmas.: vacation' in this city with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fay K. Dia
mond. For new pianos: Ellington, Hamil
ton, Howard and- Baldwin, see II. N.
Lofland at Root's Music Store, or
phone i-Jl-J. '234
"Follow the crowds " Pavilion! Sat!
'' .. 228
The music for tomorrow's services
nt the First Methodist church Is worthy
of special mention.. "The Strain Up
raise" by Dudley Iliick 1b the morning
anthem, with Mesdames Vnn Scoyoc,
Hoffman, and Nichols, and Messrs.
Meeker, Canadny, and . MacDonough
having the solo parts. The offertory
will be "Come Unto Him," a solo by
ilrs. Nichols.: At the. evening service
the .anthem, will be, "The Vesper
Hour," Nevln; and the offertory will
lie a contralto and tenor duet,-"Come
Unto Me," sung by Mrs. Sasnett nnd
p. THncDonough.
;' fl.euutlful and acceptable Christmas
. Rifts. '.priced, from. 25e to ll.BQ. The
Vanity Shop, Main nt Bartlott 233?
''.Hemstitching and. plcotlng, silk or
cotton,. 8 cents por. yard. Cor. Main
i and Unrtlott. The Vanity Shop, tf
' Christmas novelties at The Vanity
Shop, Main at Dartlott. 233
K. E-. Hodgman, accompanlod by his
wife returned yesterday from Klamath
Falls by. auto. Tlio car was covered
with snow which Mr. Hodgman reports
tbore Is an abundance of, east of the
Cascades. v , . .
Merchandise shooting mutch one
mile north of Phoenix, Sunday, Decem
ber 19th. 229
This office Is prepared to . print
ledger sheets, bills, etc used on the
bookkeeping machines., Don't give
your, orders tq traveling men nnd have
them printed out of, Medford. Phone
us and we will call, tf
' Help .your friends learn to danco,
American. I.OBlon hull. 228
When-Dili Williams, a husky from
Rogue Rlyor, became slightly too belli
cose last night nhd wanted to "clean
ouC; several business .establishments
. of the, city, the police took the matter
, In, hand. Dill resented their attentions
' ami In, fact even went so far as to
resist. The officers had quite a time
getting him to a point where he could
bo transferred to a safe place within
; t,he city hostile, whoro he could fight
, whatever he found there. , This morn
ing ho aptiearod in police court and
was .fined for disorderly conduct, $35
of which wag paid.' Quite a crowd col
lected around him while the officers
were making the nrreut and Interfered
with the officers In the performance
of their duties. Grants Pass Courier.
There's a busy Business College In
your home town. OWN.
, Goodrich tire and tubes at Colonial
Garage
So heavy has the Christmas parknge
sending business grown that south
bound pnssengor train No. 13 today
cnrrled two extra Improvised baggage
cars to carry It,
Hot taniales and chni eon corno at
Do Voe's. tf
' Sheet mupla, hot trom the press.
Root Muslo Co. . 232
"Only 5 minutes from Main St." Illg
pavilion danco 8ot. nlte! 228
In spite of the cold weather, the
patrons of the Pavilion dancing party
tonight wilt suffer no discomfort with
the new heating facilities recently
, added to this amusement center. Sev
eral parties of Ashland young people
have planned to attend tonight's affair.
Mattress work all kinds. Medford
Auto Top Co. Phone 104. tf
' A fine line of rosos, carnation?,
violets, 'mums all kinds of ' potted
plants Including ferns, ryclamon, prim
roses, nolusnttos, fern dishes, Xmas
cherries and poppers, natural nnd
artificial wreaths, roping, etc. Maddux
ABonney.. 234
Mrs. Charles J. Nichols, who Is grad
uate X-ray and laboratory technician
of the Minneapolis City Hospitals, has J
taken charge of this department for
ine juearoro. nuspiiui, ivt unn vtw
tral svenue. . S30'
The passing of John Wanamaker,
merchant prince, religious leader and
philanthropist suggests the theme of
Rev. F. R. Leach's evening sermon
Sunday at the First .Baptist church.
Ho will speak on "Why Some Big'
Huslness Men und Scholars Do Not He-
come. Christians." The morning theme
Is "Power, and How to Get It." Mrs.
Lorraine Harrison Scott will sing at
the morning service "Shepherd, Show
Me the Way."- Carlton Janes has
pleasing violin solos for both the mor
ning nnd evening services. ;.:.(
"Follow the crowds." Pavilion! Sat!
' . ."-'.';' .; :;:22K
You can get It at DeVoe's. . , . . . j it
K.-L. Jacobs of Talent was aiMq'd
ford business visitor yesterday; 1
Goodrich tires and tubes at Colonial
Gnrngo. . In '
For- Sale -Good sound . Spit'enberg
apples, $1.00 per box, bring your boxes.
Also extra fancy Newtowns,, packed,
$1.75. . M. P. Guthrie,' 232 Jacksonville.
. . , . : '- : - '" 240
J. J. Sklnnor of the California-Oregon
Power company was a business
visitor in Gold Hill yesterday..
Big dance! Pavilion! Sat. nlte! 228
$C.50 motor driven horns at the
Electric Shop, ,
John C. Holsto of San Francisco Is a
guest at the Hotel Holland. Other
gueijts Include Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Mai
com and Mr. and Mrs, H. F, llloomfleld
of Portland, Thomas M. Major of Mo
Mlnnvlllq, Mr., and Mrs. J. E, Rollins
of Oaklund, Barney Miller of Weed,
Calif., C. Leroy Towers of Uoseburg.jof Klamath Falls, Mr. and Mrs. M. R,
Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Southworth of Spo
kane and G. F. Priesz and R. H. Wan
less of. Portlaud.
Wo aro soiling nil fancy goods at
great reduction. Buy now, don't . . ..
until after Xmas to get this rate.
Medford Beauty Shop. 229
Do you enjoy real dance-music as
played by master musicians? Come
out to the Pavilion Sat. and dance to
the finest harmony: in the state!
Orchestrations exclusively! : 228
R. H. Wilcox of Phoenix was among
those, who transacted business In Med
ford yesterday. '
Armstrong cords puts the miles In
mileage. Phone 277-J, Star Motor &
Supply Co.
Take your kodak films to Palmer's
studio. First class work and prompt
service. tf
John Denlson of the Medford Auto
company left this noon for Klamath
Falls where he will remain for a short'
time on business.
. Provide against ; loss, Insure, with
Redden and Canaday.
SaBh and doors. Medford Lumber Co.
There wns an extra good publlo mar-
ket this morning tor this time of year.
with a full supply of. valley and county
products. There was a good heavy
patronage also. The market expects i
to have one of Its heavy days of the i
year next Saturday, when buying of MIbs Bessie Noblq, accompanied by
Bildpljcs' must' be done 'to last .oyer. Master Granger Kenley of Medford,
Christmas day. ' . spent a couple of days - with Miss
Place your order now for Christmas! Noble's parents. . They returned tp
Polnsettlns, Cyclumen, Primroses. Cut; Medford today, Mrs. Noble, Miss Henri
flowers of nil kinds. Rogue Valley j diet and M. C. Gaston also making the
Floral Ca ,. 230itrip. Grants Pass Courier.
1 Hoar "Burning Snnds", the new fox) - Have your Christmas packages
trot sensation. Pavilion dance. Sat. (wrapped at this office and -they will
228'
;. Mrs. Bert Caff of Sheridan, Wyo., Is
Visiting her sister, Mrs. H. E, Arm
strong nnd her mother, Mrs. A. R.
Wilcox. . Mrs. Caff Is here for the holi
days. 1 For Sale Singing canaries. 847-Y.
. tf
Danco, Hot Spings, Sat nlte.
Francis Prescott has accepted a po
sition In the men's furnishing depart
ment of Mann's department store and
will remain there during the holiday
rush
' Have you tried that big milk shake
tt DeVoe's? . . tf
; Have your Christmas packages
wrapped at this office and they , will
reach thoir destination In good con
ditlon, .',.', tf
' Big (lance! Pavilion! 8at. nlte! 228
Dr. J. M. Webster, of Phoenix, came
over tho mountain from,. Klamath
Palls Thursday, making the trip in five
hours, nnd reports the roads as being
In very good shape despite the fact
that there Is considerable snow on top
of the mountain, all of which Is packed
solid and served to fill up all ruts.
Rev. nnd Mrs. Hu!itt came with tho
doctor nnd stopped in Ashland. They
expect to be In this section for several
days and will visit some of the Sunday
schools. Ashland Tidings.
Big danco! Pavilion! Sat. nltol 228
Ford, Chevrolet, Overland tire
chains as low as $2.25 a pair at the
Busy Corner Motor Co. tf
merchandise shooting match one
mile north of Phoenix, Sunday, Decem
ber Kith. 229
Judge 0. A. Gnrdner nnd County
Commissioners James Owon ntld Vic
tor Hursell arrived homo this morning
from Portland whore thoy had been
for several days looking nftor local
road Improvement matters beforo the
state highway commission nnd attend
ing the nnnuul nioetlng of the county.
Judges aud commissioners.
All hair goods reduced this week.
Medford Hoauty Shop, 4th floor Med
ford Building. 229
For Diamond coal brlcketts, phone
Volloy Fuel Co. Phone 76.
Furniture repaired nnd made to
order. Work called for and delivered.
If it's made of wood w make It, Wm.
Brndloy, phone 199-L, ' 232
Mike llanley- loft yestordny aftor
noon with his shipment of U carloads
of cattle for Willows, Calif., near
whero the stock will be kept some
time for grnslng prior to being shipped
to market. Two othor carloads of Jack
son county cattlo were shipped to Cali
fornia this noon from hero for grazing
purposes. .'
Selected violins. Root Music Co. 232
We have heavy wrapping paper and
know how to wrap your Christmas
pnckAges so thoy will go safely thru
the mall. Mall Tribune. ' tf
A Vncuetto non-cloctric cleaner
makes a dandy present. Small pay
ment down, balnnco monthly. Call
Mia. Callnghnn, phone 527-X. 2.12
George M. Evans of Scott- Valley,
Calif., left yesterday for ills home
after a three days stay here under the
observation of a local eye specialist.
The local specialist operated on Mr.
Evans several weeks ago for cataract
and ut tlio time he was practically
blind. Evans, who is a pioneer of
Siskiyou county und who lost a son
und a daughter In the world war, Is
delighted with his ability to see again
after having "been in the dark for so
long."
, : Cars neatly- nnd .carefully washed at
.Crfllol ; l.ae UutoiwVJvo Co., 123 S.
,ir.-onb;.stfoejj!i:j;ji;-!iM, 232
lll.tetettlonj'bf :mch $1.00 ties,
'golngi at) ((Tie' jt't, Jphis, See these. 231
Turkey; dinners .SuMnyfrnm one to
seVohiH MedfoiU Uafonrla. 22V
, 'MarJoilH;Adamsm;bt Ashland and
Talent, irelurned Inst night from O. A
C where she .has been. In attendance
Hlncd,.iS0itembei.iand ''will, spend the
holiday; Vacation, with her parents.
' Big' selectldn' of handkerchiefs at
Jones', prices right. 231
As a Christmas greeting to our many
customers, we are again giving a beau
tiful Bllver Bteel poker. Ask for yours.
Valley Fuel Co. Phone 7G.
Mixed candy 14c a pound at Jones'
Buy while you have a chance. ' 231'
J. W. Baker of Rochester, N. V., Is a
guest at the Hotel Medford as are
R. E. Kerr, U. S. N C. B. Neal of
Roseburg, Luther Smith of Portland,
J. J. Martin of New York City, W. J.
Muttson, Mr. and Mrs. it. E. Geary
DeLong of Cincinnati, Ohio, Mr. and
Mrs. W. J. Crawford or Binghampton,
N. Y., and L. C. DeHurgh of Seattle.
Export auto repairing at 29 S. Front
St. Home of the Stephens. Star
Motor & Supply Co. 236
Lime and cement.- Medford Lumber
Co.-
Dance, Hot Spings, Sat. nite. ..
Homer Atkins and family arrived
last night from Astoria and are seek
ing a location hero. They aro rela
tives of C. S. Richardson of the Hotel
Holland and while In Astoria Mr.
Atkins was engaged in the soda foun
tain and light lunch business which
was completely destroyed by the fire.
Turkey dinner Sunduy from one to!
seven. Medford Cafeteria. 228
Mandolins. Easy to .earn. Root!
Music Co. 232
Splendid banjos. Root Music Co. 232
Miss Josephine Hartzell arrived last
night from Corvallis where she is a
student at O. A. C. and will spend the
Christmas vacation with her parents,
Mr.-and Mrs. W. J. Hartzel of the
Three Oaks orchards south of Medford.
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Cinnamon toast, cako and pie at the
Medford Cafeteria, basement Medford
Center Bldg., from 2 to 5 o'clock. 228
Notice! January 3Bt the Vacuotte
suction sweeper advances $5.00. Take
advantage today. Phone 527-X. 232,
reach their destination in good condi
tion. -,- ...
Goodwin Corset Shop, 20 S. Fir. 252
' All kinds of rough and dressed
lumber, Wallace Woods, phone 108.
711 East. Main Btreet.
1 At the Prosbyterian. church, as a
pre-Christmas message, the pastor will
Bieak on. "The Name of Jesus," and
the mystery connected with It" Tho
mixed quartet will sing for a special
number "He Shall Bo Groat" by
Sponce. Mrs. Florence McElhose will
also Bing a gospel solo nt the close of
the sermon entitled "The Name of
Jesus." The Depth of Meaning in the
Lord's Prayer will be tho theme of
the, message at the evening hour.
Everyone Is onjoylng the new, songs
which have such stirring music and
choice . messages. Members of the
Sunday school, choir are urged to be
on hand promptly at 9:30 a. m. for
practice.
.' When in need ot sash and doors,
call Wallace Woods, 108 or come to
711 E. Main Btreet
Don't make your Xmas selections
without Beolrig Jones' line. ' Buy Uso-.
fill selections. 231
Wo give a framed picturo of beauti
ful Crater Lake with a five dollar cash
purchase. Medford Pharmacy. 230
Miss Lillian Owens, daughter of Mr.
nnd Mrs. James Owens, returned this
morning from Corvallis where she lias
been in attendance at O. A. C. nd
will spend tlio Christmas vacation at
home.
Gift cards with magazine subscrip
tions, nt the Medford Cigar Store.
Rock bottom prlcos. 234
Danco, Hot Spings, Sat. nlte.
Auto insurance. Brown & White.
The cold weather record of the year
so far wns broken this morning with
its minimum temperature of 19.5 de
grees above, und the prediction for
Sunday is Tor fair and continued coldl
weather. ' The highest temperature oti
yesterday was 43 degrees. Water pipes
In many homos of the city were frozen
up lightly this morning for a short
time.
Say it with Christmas Seals. .,
Auto Insurance, Brown & White.-
Christmas gloves with very low
prices prevailing as we are closing out
this line. Tho Busy Corner Motor Co.
34
i Miss Josephine ! Koppes returned
Inst night from Corvallis whore she
has been In nttendnnco nt tho O. A. C.
for the past three months. She will
spend tho Christmas vacation In Med
ford with her pnronts. Mr. and Mrs.
R. A. Kopilcj.
Flno-toned guitars. Root Music Co.
232,
Wo have heavy wrapping paper and .
know how to wrap your Christmas
packages so they will go safely throuj
tho mall., Mnil Tribune. tf
Hemstitching and pecotlng at
Donel's. , 140
Sash and doors. Mcdrord Lumber Co.
The 23-12 club, made up of local high
school students will give a dance next
Thursday night at the Nat at which
the music will be furnished by the
"Oregon Symphony Fpur." .
Jones' Xmas candles are all here
buy while the supply is fresh. 231
Dance, Hot Spings,- Sat. nlte.
Will bay cash for a bargain In a good
used piano. II. G. Launspach. Phone
646.R, . ..
When better automobiles are built,
Bulck will build' them. ' If
W. J.1! Virgin of Virgin's Radio Ser
vice announces that he will present ,a
now audion tube receiving' set' to any
one furnishing him with -'information
leading to the apprehension or convifc-'
tion fit nnV nnrunn uanrllntr wlralna
j " "
slgnalB without a license from the U.
S. Bureau of Navigation. A number of
radio transmitting stations which
cause a good deal of interference in
this vicinity are operating without a
license and Inconvenience local radio'
funs to a point of desperation and pro
fanity. 1
Strathmore novelties, beautifully
boxed, with clever verses, 50o to $1.50,
The Vanity Shop, Main ut Bartlett.
233
liie post offices will not accept
packages that .are not well; wrapped.
Better let us wrap them for you und
insure safe delivery. Mall Tribune, tf
See Jones about-that Xmas candy.
" 231
Conn Clarinets, best American made
Root Music Co. .. 232
Dancing class every Saturday night
American Legion hall, . . . 228
Frank Stephenson of . the Central
Point district, was a Medford business
visitor today. . '.'",' '. ", ' .. ,
Turkey dinner Sunday from one to
seven. Medford Cafeteria. .228
Dance, Hot Spings, Sat. nlte.
"Follow the crowds.!' Pavilion! Sat!
. ..,',. . 228
There's no place like Holmes for
complete Insurance service . .
Among tlio attractive holiday par
ties, being planned at the fair grounds
pavilion during., the coming ..weeks,
will be a Christmas ball, holiday mas
querade and New Year's party. The
latter will be given on Saturday, Dec.
30th, instead of New. Year's night in
deference to the Elks annual dinner
and reception which takes )Jace on
that date.
Learn to dance Sat. nights American
Legion hall, National Bank Bldg. 228
We are giving a discount of 30 per
cent on all White Ivory toilet articles.!
Medford Pharmacy. 230
Special prices on high school type
writer practice paper at this office, tf
. All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main, '
David T. Wilcox returned this morn
lng from Corvallis where he has been'of ru'mer and. labor organizations
attending Oregon State Agricultural ! opposing the. bill and declared he
college and will remain here with his' V"8 Prepared to make the statement
relatives, Mr. and Mrs. C. S. . Butter-1 llat "three-fourths of the. American
field during thei holiday vacntion. j PeoP'e had gono on record as oppos
Olymplc feeds'Cen. Point Feed store' ea to a sllP subsidy, and more pur-
.i , ..';., ;: 23i1l,-'"lar'Vto,tho terms.-pf this biU." 1
The Medford pharmacy offer a 30'
percent discount on tseli fancy or
plain box' stationery. 230
Little Carrie May Rice, daughter (ft
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest C. Rice, who has
been quite ill for the past ten days is
improving.
Christmas tokens of affection are
best arranged for now free from the
hustle and confusion of the holiday
season. Arrange, for an appointment
nt once. This will insure prompt de
livery. 204 East Main- and Central,
upstairs.' Mackey. 230
Special chicken dinner Saturday
from 5 to 7.- Medford Cafeteria, base
ment Medford Center Bldg! 228'
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Kuykendall and
Mrs. Bums, Mrs. KuykendnU's mother,
were vicitors in this city from Ashland
yesterday. '
Don't forget, tonight is dancing class
American Legion hall. ' 228
Wrapping paper, cut. to fit any size
paper holder, from White print paper,
at this office at prices much below the
regular wrapping paper price. Call nt
once or phone 7B.
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 15. Repeal
of the Oregon law which provides for
double county boards nt elections was
proposed In a resolution adopted yes
torday at the meeting of the County
Clerks association of Oregon.
The clerks disapproved the present
law permitting , electors to, .change
their registration oil election, day.
. Amendment of the election law so
that election, board officials may be
selected from within tho entire coun
ty instead of within the home pre
cincts wns recommended.- .
Tho convention adopted a resolution
favoring compulsory Jury duty; for,
women, with the alternative ot aboli
tion of the present systom In Oregon,
whereby women whose- names : are
drawn for Jury service' are. given the;
option of son-lng or declining, .. . .-1
WASHINGTON, Dec. 16.Knrl O.
Parson, 17 yenr old Washington high
school boy has been awarded the
annual Hurvey S. Firesotno university
scholarship for tho best good roads
essnry submitted by high school pupils
throughout the United States, the
highway oducation board announced.
The scholarship, which provides tui
tion nnd all reasonable expenses dur
ing four years nt any college or uni
versity selected by, the winner. Is val
ued nt not less than $4000. Approxi
mately 250,000 .esysays were submitted.
With Medford tiadJ It Medford made.
tf
CO. CLERKS FAVOR
CHANGE IN OREGON
ELECTION LIS
FIGHTING BOB
TURNS GUNS ON
SHIPPING BILL
" .-('... .' ! ')' i " .'
.,iiASlhSCT,'.''jpec,;J ' V-i Open-
tag the. attack of the progressive, bloc
against the' administration.' shipping
bill', Senator t.a'FollettV, repnlillcnti
Wlsconsin.'deelarod in the senate-today
that-the' measure "Is contrary to
the expressed will of the American
pcoplb atld that the . action of the
president and its sponsors' in ht
tempting t6 force 'Its passue; at this
time is an open ennuenge to me peo
ple and violation of the trust reposed
by the people in their delegated rep
resentatives."
The Wisconsin senator denounced
tho bill In bitter terms, criticized the,
president and Chairman Lasker of
tho shipping board in sharp lan
guage, challenged the arguments
mude by the executivo In. his mes
sage to congress urging the enact
ment of the legislation and charged
Mr. Lasker with Having made a
"highly Improper proposal" in order
to obtain the support of organized
labor. . j
' Novel- a Worse 11U1
. "1 do not believe tliut a worse bl.i
than this ever came beofre the senate
of tho United States for its consider
ation," ho asserted. "It represents
a policy that has been repeatedly re
jected by tho people of this country.
Tho public opinion of the country is
overwhelmingly opposed to it today.
"It simply means turning over the
people's' property to favored inter
ests for a few cents on the dollar, antl
a tax of millions of dollars .levied an
nually in order to pay a subsidy to
those who take tho ships practically
as a gift. It means millions of dol
lars of tax refunds to the shipping iil-
terests. It does not even promise,
much less guarantee, cheaper rates
for ocean commerco. It proposes to
destroy our army and naval trans-
Ports and turn this great agency of
poienuai aeiense over to - private
ownerships.. It does . not guarantee
tho building of a single new ship or
the maintenance of those we have.
It is wholly bad, and the attempt to
force it upon, an unwilling country
cannot be too strongly- condemned."
l'coplo Oppose It " . ,
Tho senator enumerated a long list
He.udded that, the farmers of tlio
country
Ajvere, unanimously opposeo
to It.
"1 content myself," said the sena
tor, "with Iho Rtntnmeiif llinl Phnlr.'
' man Lasker sought a conference with
Samuel Gompers, president of the
American Federation of, Labor, and
made a highly Improper proposal to
a group of labor officials that they
disregard the will and the interests
of their membership und support the
Pendingrbill. ,
"This conference took place, on
April B atld 7 in the headquarters of
the Amorican. Federation of Labor in
tho. city of Wasliinyton.. Chairman
Lasker .then nnd there, I am inform
ed, offered to withdraw certain pro
visions in the pending bill dealing
With, labor it .he could thereby in
duce' the 'labor organizations to abate
their opposition to the bill.. ,
Con 111 Xot Buy Idibor i
: "Let It be Said to' the everlasting,
credit of the representatives of, tho
working men of this, country that
thoy spurned this barefaced proposal.
,- Chairman Lasker found ho
could not buy American labor."
He . challenged the, president's
statement that enactment of the bill
would relieve, tho treasury . of losses
now sustained by reason, of shipping
board operation of tonnage, and as
serted the. plan embodied in the bill,
"would plunder and ..upb" the Amor
ican people. , ' '
He accused tho shipping hoard
chairman of refusing to give Inform-!
ntion to congress, as to tho cause of
losses in government operation of
ships and charged that ho had tried
to "make government . operation a
failure." ' '. ' - '
The'poBt otrices will not accept
packages that aro not well wrapped.
Hotter let us wrap them . for. you and
Insure snfo delivery; Mail Tribune, tf
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If not, tlofUlo that-yon .ijl Hinnpdiatoly vlacc your money with us, whore
you will get 8 per cent with no deductions.
We have more falls) for gilt-ease security loans than we can handle.
Information cheerfully given at our office.
Jackson County Building and Loan Association
O. M. KIDD, President,
LOOT IN ASTORIA
4lff REDUCED
ASTORIA,' Ore.; Dec. 10. Thorough
ness marked the work of nrmy author
ities investigating the conditions caus
ed by the fire which last week wiped
out the business 'district. With head
quarters' established In the customs
house hearings are being held, supple
menting the iiersonul Inspection by
Colonel Thomas Anderson of Vancou
ver. Wash., and Major Wild of Camp
Lewis. The investigation is expected
to continue about a week and complete
information will then be sent to Wash
ington, whore relief bills have been In
troduced. In both, houses of congress.
Sheriff Slasher and the Astoria
police have recovered an automobile
load of loot taken from stores in the
path of Jho fire. The goods were found
in four placcsln Warrcnton, near
hero, )( They, consisted of blankets,
quilts, bolts of goods, slippers, wom
en's dresses, umbrellas and such mer
chandise. No arrests were made.
; WASHINGTON. Dec. II!. A resolu
tion by Senator ..McXary, republican,
Oregon, "for federal relief of Astoria,
Ore., fire victims, was adopted today
by the senate "nd sent to the house.
A proposal for a relief appropriation
of $3,000,000 ' was eliminated by the ,
appropriations committee but provis-j
ions authorizing the secretary pf war
to diBtrilnllojirmy supplies among the
fire victims 'ami also take charge of
sanitary1 conditions -were retained.
' ASTORIA;'' Ore.," Dec. 16. Sand
dredgeil, from the channel will be used
in ' constructing' foundations for
Astoria's nev streets, if the nrmy
hoard's recommendations are approved
by the adjutant' general at Washing
ton and the yominanding general of
the ninth corps area at San Francisco.
Colonel Thomas M. Anderson, com
manding the seventh infantry at Van
couver barracks; Major H. J. Wilde
and Lieutenant S.'-M. Korrick of the
sixth engineers ut' Camp Lewis today
completed their survey and said they
would wire their reports immediately.
Notice to Rebekahs .
The Fourth Regular Annual Home
coming will be lield at I. O. O. F. hall
Monday, Dec. 18th. Dinner at C o'clock
to be followed by a program and roll
call. All members are requested to be
present. Carrie Rlckert-, secretary. 228
Royal Arch Masons
Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Regular Convocation
Tuesday, pec, 19th,, 8 p.m..
Election of officers. JVIsiiT"''""
tors .welcome. Order of
H. 1 , A. F. NOTH,
230 ' Secretary.
TOO LATE . TO CLASSIFY
FOR. SALE Household furniture,
rug5,,..'kitchcn cabinet, tables, gas
. range, dressers, girls' bicycle. Phone
' 119-J-2-or 509 N. Itiverside. 228
Handicraft Shop.
.Hemstitching r, .
Plcotlng -
8o per yard.' ',
. Buttons covered.
CURTAIN 7:30 SHARP
V ACVF Tuesday Night
JL 'TKyJM December 19
Curtain Rises at. 7:30 P. M. Promptly owing to departure of company on
' . v. .-: ' Train No. 15. . :. ' ''
KOLB
AND
'With Their Own Jazi Orchestra,
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NOW
AND
...v A. PROHIBITION DRAMATIC KARCN IX TRItKE ACTS .
V . : i-X ' ' ' ' SEATS NOW SELLING 1 .'" V . --s'
- r -I Box Office Open 12 :00 to 4 :00 7 :00 to 9:00 :
, ' ; ';"', PRICES, IXOI.rDIXG AVAR TAX:
Lower Kliidr S2.20; llaloony, 1st four rows ii.SM; Balcony next 4 rows
$1.05; next three rows $1.10; last three rows BSc.
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You Received
On JYour Investment
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CANDIES
You have a Candy ' Factory in
your Home Town. We ask for
your patronage. Our goods are
Good, our Prices Right.
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' H. W. CONGER ' v
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Weeks-Conger Oo.
Medford, Ore,
We carry duplicate sales slips wits
blank headings for use in any line of
business. Call 75 for service. tf
In Aaron Hoffman's New Comedy
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