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V H Medfoed Mail Tribune Second Section Eight Pages Second Section Eight Pages Bally Seventeenth Year. tVaekly Fifty-Second Year. MEDFORD, OREGOX, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 19, 3922 NO. 230 32 L WIEASUREISOVIET CLOSES UP -.WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. An ap propriation of 32,300,000 for con Btruction of forest roncls and trails and rural post roads as authorized under the fedenll highway, neb Is recommended In the agricultural bill for the next fiscal year as recom mended today. to the house. Tho hill's total Is $08,781,063, or Obout $21,000,000 mora than last year afiU U'iU.000 less than the budKet estimate. The Increase Is duo to the more liberal road fund provision, which last year was $10,000,000. .; ihe budget bureau left out ; the aanunl Item of $300,000 for free seed distribution by senators and repre sentatives and It was not placed In the bill by the appropriations committee: Some of the Items ' in the measuro are: ' For frost warning" service $12,000; eradicating hog cholera $181,500; emergencies in fighting forest Insects $850,000; preventing spread of moths 1451,000: preventing spread of Ru rppean corn brer $200,000; checking tfce spread of tho Mexican bean beetle $250,000; studying fond habits of animals nnd girds $502,240; mar ket inspection of perishable foods $275,000; extermination of potato Wart $6000 nnd eradication of the pink boll worm of cotton $411,400. ' ..The committee also recommended expenditure of $450,000 for acquisi tion of additional lands at head waters of navigable streams and $40, 600 for experiments and demonstra tions in livestock production,' in cane nugar and cotton producing districts. :The fund for tho forest service was fixed at $(!,5S3,5S2 which Is $21,000 mora than carried In the last bill. Discussing the forest insects, the committee reported that thero were dangerous Infections of timber de stroying Insects in different natlunul forest regions, one on the Kulbab plateau in Arizona. VLDIVOSTOK. Dec. 10. (By the Associated Tress) Tho soviet gov ernment know nas tho Primoria, yes terday ordered tho consuls of France and ten other countries to close their consulates and leavo tho l'rlmorln within a week. Tho consulates of tho United Stntes,. Croat IJritaln. Itnly, Germany and Austria were not ordered closed and may continue to function. No announcement ns to the consulates of China nnd Japan has been made. The consulates ordered closed are those of Frnnce, Belgium, Holland, Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estho nln and Polnnd, Latvia, Czecho-Slo-vnkla and Georgia. Farmer Boy Crushed CORUll D'ALRNK, Jdaho, Dee. 19. Howard Sherl'clt, 19 was crushed to death beneath the weight of snow on the roof of a barn at Loff'B Hay, nine miles up Lake Coeur (TAlene from here yesterday afternoon. Sherfelt with two other youths suspended him self from the rafters of the barn, which gave way beneath the added load. The other two boys escaped. Iowa Senator Explodes WASHINGTON, Dee. 19. Senator Ftrookhart, republican, Iowa, making his maiden speech today In the senate declared the determination of the president and administration leaders The Old and the New Meet in Capital Representative Huck, the new me mbor of the house of representatives, meets Representative Alice Robertson, the defeated membor. Those two women are the only women congress men in congress. to keep the shipping bill before con gress until passed, was "a filibuster ajnlnst the sovereign voice of the people." Missing People Found. RAI!I.,T BTH MARIE, Ont., Dec. Twenty-three of tho 27 persons who have been missing since the tug Reliance struck on the rocks of l.iz zard island last Wednesday, have been saved, according to reports from the tug Ciiay which reached the wreck tndny. J.--V(gtB(g t : SLIPPERS i; Vj H I MEN'S TIES A larRC assortment of lien's Four-in-hand Ties in the lat est patterns, at 50, 75 and $1.00 Knit Four-in-IIaiid Tics, 50, 75 and $1.00 Suspenders in boxes 65, 75 and $1.00 Garters nnd Armbands in great variety Ladies' Felt Slippers, soft soled $1.35 and $1.45 Ladies' Felt Slippers, leath er soles and heels $1.40 nnd $1.45 Children's- Slippers $1.00 ' . to $1.25 Men's Slippers $1.40 and $1.45 Boy's Slippers $1.25 10 Off MEN'S HATS A large assortment of. Men's Felt Hats in blacks, grays, browns and greens. New models. Very reasonably priced at from $2.25 to $4.50 Men's genuine Velour Hats at $5.00 A big line of Caps at 95 to $2.00 SHOES We carry a large lino of Men's, Womcn" and children's Shoes of all kinds. Bought right and Priced right. DOLLS All A large display of Dolls and Toys. very reasonably priced. . ' " Dressed Dolls with closing eye, from 251 to $10.00 Full Jointed Dolls, not dresscd........85 to $6.50 Baby Dolls,. Kcwpic Dolls, Mamma Dolls. Kid Body Dolls, with closing cyes.....85 and $2.75 Mechanical Toys, from 35 to 11.50 Musical norns, etc. .-. 35 to $1.50 Less ..10.. on ..nil., purchases... of.. $1.00 or more LADIES' HOSIERY Ladies' Fiber Silk IIoso 65 Ladies' Thread Silk Hose $1.00, $1.25, $1.50 Ladies' Fine Wool Hose..;...1.00, $1.25 Ladies' Lisle Hose.... 40 and 50 Children's Hose 25 nnd 35 Less' 10 UMBRELLAS A fine lot of Ladies' Silk Umbrellas, all colors, from $400 to $7.25 Ladies' Gloria Umbrellas $2.75 to $4.00 Children's Umbrellas $1.00 and $1.25 Men's Umbrellas... $1.50 to $4.00 Less 10 Suit Cases and Bags Genuine Cowhide Suit Cases $8.50 to $12.00 Genuine Cowhide Bags $7.50 to $12.00 Solid Grain Leather Bags, leather lined $15.00 to $19.50 Other Suit Cases $1.95 to $6.50 Less 10 .'..; MEN'S HOSIERY Men's Silk Lisle Sox 35- Men's Silk Sox 75 Men's Fible Silk Sox.. 50 Men's Cashmere Sox....35, 50 Men's Silk and Wool.. 75 Men's all Wool Sox ...50 Less 10 . ' 10 DURING THIS WEEK We will give a discount of 10 on all purchases of $1.00 or more M THE SAMPLE STORE BIG FOREIGN TRADE WASHINGTON', Dec. 19. American exports In November reached the highest point of the year, according to official overseas trade statistics made public today by the department of commerce showing an export bust ness totalling $383,000,000. The November total is $12,000,000 greater than tho value of October ex' ports and DO,000,000 greater than the value of commodities shipped abroad In November last year. In comparison with November, 1913, the Increase was moro than, $138,000,000. A statement declared that the No' vembor returns showed that American agriculture nnd industry benefited from the Increasing exiwrt business. Steamer Ashore ' r.OSTON. lec. IS. Hndio mes sages received today said the Greek steamer Mclpo, bound for this port from lmminghnm. was In need of assistance, Willi bor steering gear disabled. Tho messages eume from the Btonmer tJeorge Washington, which was in communication with the Nhlp. Her position was given as about twelve hundred miles east of St. Johns. N. F. COAST ORDERED WASHINGTON, Dec. 19. l'lans have been completed by tho prohibi tion bureau for a survey of enforce ment conditions In the far western states .similar to that Just completed by Commissioner llaynes in tho south. Air. Haynes accompanied by several of his bureau chiefs, will go to Port land, Ore., on January 18 nnd Inter will visit San Francisco, I.os Ange les nnd several cities in Washington. It was said today the tour was plun ned soiiio time ago and had no con nection with recent reports of nar cotic dealings In that section. Attention Mothers, who wish their children to enjoy the Clirlsttnus dinner at Holland hotel next Sunday, December 24th, at 3 p. m. are asked to call at the lied Cross office, Sparta bldg., Riverside and Main for free tickets, which will be given to them there. A splendid time for tho youngsters who are invit ed to enjoy it. Dividend Voted ST. PAUI,, Dec. 19. Directors of the Great Northern railway voted a 2V4 1'or cent Bemi-nnnual dividend reducing the yearly rate basis from 7 to G per cent at a mooting here today. Tho dividend is payable Kobruitry 1 to stock of record December 29, 1922. WARSAW 10 QUIET PRESIDENT'S DEATH WARSAW, Dec. 19. (Ry Associated Press). Martial law became effective today In Warsaw by proclamation of the cabinet. Captain Niewadomskl, the crazed artist who assassinated President Narutowlcz Jtaturduy, has been held for trial by court martini, . At his preliminary examination lie declared ho hud acted on his own initiative in shooting the president and that he hud no accomplices. The declaration of mnrtlul law has added to tho sense of security felt by the people who, with General Joseph I'ilsudski established ns chief of staff of the army and General Slkorski as premier, await the convening of par liament on Wednesday for the election of a new president. One of tho first acts of Elkorskl in taking over the premiership was to order the arrest of several or the for mer soldiers of General Haller, whose Influence In tho army has been cap italized by the nationalists in their opposition to General Pllsudskl, Many other persons also are In cus tody pending an examination of the nssassln. , 1 Will there be a Victrola in your home this Christmas? You can search the whole world over ; and not find another gift that will bring ' . i -' r' ' ! 1 1" A, ' - . . : . - , me iamny. ' . 3 Wc arc thankful for your kind patronage during this yenr, nnd trust wo have, ' deserved the same. . . f On Christmas, Monday, December 25 we will try to please you with the usual delicious Christmas Dinner at $1.50 per plate. . ' Hours ilsno A. M. to 2:00 P. M., and5:00 to 9:00, with music during the even" With the compliments of the season, wc remain, yours sincerely,".' HOTEL MEDFORD Reserve your table. : . , 40 STORES 40 STORES C. J. BREIER CO.
