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'i MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, -MEDFORD; 'OREflOX TnURSDAY, DECEMBER ' 21. ' 1922
PACE TITREE
WASHINGTON', Dec. 21. Deter
mined to obtula confirmation before
tho Christmas recess of tho nomina
tion of Plerco Butler, St. 1'uul at
torney, to be an associate justice of
the supremo court, republican lead
ers moved an executive session of
the sennto today within two hours af
ter that body convened.
today. Tho agreement provides for
a session on Saturday, but only to
meet and adjourn until Wcdnonday'.
Special purchase of fancy stationery
lu colors and white. Special Chi 1st
mas pack. Priced from 76c to $1.54
per box. Mann's Dept. Store. Z'&i
WASHINGTON. Dec. II. An
agreement for virtual recess of the
Hcnntu over Christmas from. ..Friday
until next Wednesday was renehed
CLUES FOUND TO
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Christmas Gifts
That are Useful
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Pillow Tops
Table Runners
Gowns
Nighties
Centers, etc.
All models
Until Christmas
" ' at
33 1-3 Discount
at
The
Handicraft Shop
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"DENVER, Doc. 21. Photographs
of thd finger prints round on the
bloody shotgun dropped hy tho mnsk
od bandits Monday In making their
oscapo following tho shooting and
killing o Charl03 T. Linton, redcrul
reserve guard, and theft or UU,
000, wero forwarded today to Chief
of Police Alderson of Vancouver, B
C, who requested the photographs,
believing tho Denver bandits to be.
tho ones' who perpetrated a $73,000
robbery there. , .
At tho same time photographic cop
ies of tho prints found on an aban
doned nutomoblle believed to have
been left at a vantago point by tho
banditB were sent to Chief Alderson-.
Similar copies were sent to tho Iter
tillon departments or practically
every large eastern, western and
southern city of the country, as well
as to tho federal prison at Leaven
worth, Kans., In an effort to secure
their identification. Records of the
local police liertillon department fall
to Identify tho men.
You have, a Candy Factory in
your "Home Town. We ask for
your 'patronage. Our. goods ar
Good; our Prices Right. v
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This Shasta
With Medford trade Is Medford made.
GIVEN PRESENT
PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 21. The
Christmas season ' has been made
cheerful for Frank . Haggerty, 52,
Portland's only leper, who is confin
ed in an isolated building under the
supervision or the health department
A radio set, a phonograph, tlowcring
plants, fruit, candy and articles of
olothihg have been showered upon
him in response to an appeal.
Special purchase of Taney stationery
in colors and white. Special Christ
inas pack. Priced from 75c to 51.50
por box. Mann's Dept. Store. 232
Do You Believe in Insurance?
Would you deposit uliotit 9" per month in n locnl hank if sou
knew that your family would twelve V'J.HtiO.OU in 'raich il' u wore
accidentally killed, or 91.O0O.OW In cash if you died from sickness?
You. would receive iiaJncouic of If-10.00 per month it un; accident
or ouy sickness totally prevented you from -ivorkinjr. If you were
permanently disubled you would receiver an income of $IU( H-r year
for as long as you live, in addition to all other benefits; mid further,
mora if oil live T.WKNTY VKAKS YOU WILL TltUX 1SK IIAMKII
$1000.00 IN CASH
Send your name, ego and address and complete information will be
send to you.
EARL S. TUMY
General Agent
Northern Ln"o IiiHUrnnce Company
No. ,200 Liberty, llldu.
"An old Lino Legal Itescrvo tJompany."
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CHRISTMAS BARGAINS
1 Vacuum Cleaner $20.00
1 Electric Washer $100.00
1 Electric Cooking Stove 1.......................... $125.00
1 1922 model Ford Touring Car,' with Starter $325.00
1 Onk Finish Talking Machine $$175 value .$68.00
1 Mahogany Finish Talking Machine $250.00 value $98.00
1 Ice Chest - $6.50
1 While Sewing Machine :.......:$35J0O
1 Gas Cook "Stove ..15,00
1 Gas Cook Stove - ........;:..........$2.50
1 wood burning Cook Stove - $5.00
1 wood Heating Stove, with pipes $5.00
About 6 Cords of Apple Wood : $25.00
1 new Wall Clock - - .$2.50
1 Mantlepicce' Clock....... : $1.50
1 Set of Dinner Dishes : $15.00
1 brand new Rug, 6x9 .$10.00
1 Table Lamp, complete ....$4.95
1 Table ....$5.50
l Table .:....:.::.:..:.v... ....::.:..::....;...:.$8;75
1 Table .- - - $9.50
I am selling above goods for Geo. Shimizu of Webster Orchard,
who died on the 15th of last inonth at California University
llospital.
R, SAITO
' at JAP ART STORE, Medford .
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Some Very Desirable Buys
in Used Cars
One 1921 Dodge Brothers Tourinp, like ncw....$600.00
One 1920 Dodge Brothers Touring, in good condition
$550.00 t
And we have one 1922 Dodge .Brothers Roadster,
practically new .........$875.00
Geo. L. Treichler Motor Co.
16-18 S. Fir St '. Phono 304
FULL OF INTEREST
A very" special production of tho
official guiiettu of tho Salvation
Army in the western territory la the
new ChrlstmuH nuntber of thu War
Cry.
Every home in Medford should
have ono of ther.ii on hand, tho read
ing mutter nnd illustrations of which
will make the day more of tho real
Christmas Spirit Character.
It will bu of special Interest, to tho
Christian man or women, articles
contained 1 herein, if read will draw
them nearer in spirit and purposo to
Him whose birthday we celebrate ut
this time.
An effort will uo made to get theso
in tho hands and homes of tho poor
without charge.
lieud tho following, which will give
tho reader of this article an insight
into tho contents of this very special
Issue, which sells for the usuul price
of teu cents:
Contents.
"Tho Nativity" .(frontispiece).
Full page portrait, "Tho Soldier."
"Santa's Orphan Family."
"Oradlo to College."
"And a Little Child," by Alfred
Wm, Until, S. D. ,
'.The Annunciation Army."
"Origin of Christmas Told."
"Where Santa C'laus Was Hurled."
"If Christ lleenme Again.'
"Christmas, the World's Renodlc-
tion," by Commander Clifford.
"Glad Tidings," Colonel Turner.
"The Song l'age."
"The Women's Social and Rescue
Work of. tho Army," by Major Har
ris, womons' social socretary. i
"Thine Is tho Kingdom," Com
mander Evangeline Uooth, daughter
of tho founder of tho Balvution Army.
Gen. Wm. Booth.
"Christmas Experiences and Trac
tice" by Gen. Booth.
"Properties nnd Buildings of the
Salvation Army." ' . . .
"The Old Christmas Stocking."
"Bessie's First Real Christmas," by
Mrs. Adjutant Rogers. .
"Salvation Army Statistics,"
"Tho Salvation Army Field Work"
by Majojr Guard, field secretary.
"The Cottage Christmas Gift," by
Fannie Fields West. 1
"Our Industrial Homes," their
value to a city und citizens, by Col.
Alarcussen. T.
"The First General's Birthplace,"
a- beautiful story.
'Teaco Conference .at the ' League
of Nations," illustrated
"Salvation Army Lassies of Differ
ent Nations," Illustrated.
New nlno-story building of the Sal
vation Army's territorial headiiuar
tors, San Francisco, Calif.
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SEATTLE. Dec. 21. An alleged.
conspiracy to steal thousands of dol
lars worth of. government property
from tho United States navy yard at
Bromerton, .Wash., has' been uncovor
ed by federal agonts, It -was an
nounced hero today after a : federal
grand jury had returned indictments
charging Clifford (K Mekeel, navy;
yard employe,, and Gerald Leo Clarko,
Bremerton merchant, with stealing
equipment from . government ware
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SEATTLE, Dec. 21. Andrew BaU
lew, an Indian, was charged with
first degree murder In connection
with tho Blaying of Cathorlne C.
Brown, oil tho Ltlmtni Indian reser
vation last fall In an 'Indictment TO'
turned by ft federal grand jury hers
today. Ilallew. it Is alleged, con
fessod to the killing, asserting he shot
intending to kill tho woman's bus;
band "becauso Brown had not treat'
od him right." The shot missed
Brown, striking his wife. ; . .
BILL PASSED
WASHINGTON', Dec. 21. Tho
house today adopted the conferonee
report on the . Bursum ..bill which
would Increase' pensions of Civil and
Mexican war veteruns from 150 to $72
a month nnd those of widows of vote,
rans from $.10 to $50, with $0 addi
tional for each .dependent child
Nurses who served during either con
flict would recelvo $C0 monthly, in
stead of tho. Proliant $30 pension.
Veterans of the Indlnn warn would
receive $30 -a .month nd thulr widows
$20. . '..' 1
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Cut out this slip, enclose with Be and
mall it to Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield
Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name
and address clearly.. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
I'nlnv'a lfnnov nnrl Tar Cnmnnund for
coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills for pains in sides and back: rheu-
matlsm.- nackacne, Kinney ann, manner
.iiMBiiti- anH Wilv CAfhnrtin TahlotM.
a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
Catnartla tor constipation,- niiiouanesn,
headaches, and sluggish bowels. Sold
everywhere. Adv.
SYDNEY, N. S. W Dec. The
Australian Theatrical alliance is
combining with tho Anglican Synod,
to prevent the introduction into Aus-J
li-alla of tho continental Sunday, it
has l.een announced.
The Hynod already has adopted a
motion strongly deprecating' Sunday
sport and It has received n letter from
the Theatrical Alliance unking its co
operation ' in having "all places of I
amusement closed on Christmas Duy j
and Good Friday, because at least
two duys of tho year should be ren
dered sacred, and not allowed to,
drift Into desecration and degreda-
tlon".
Experience teaches that -with the
profanation of these two days the
Continental Sundays will surely fol
low with all theatres open and as
many ns five 'performances being
given in ono theater on one day," the
letter said. "The result Is that Sun
day would bo a most sacrilegious day.
the sacred atmosphere dissipated and
moral streams of life would bo polluted."
HIGH SCHOOL, 8 P. M.
Fine preparations for "Dad's Night"
are mado for tho program and supper
to bo given by the High School Parent
Teachers association this evening at
the high Bchool building. Every parent
of a high school student is urgently
invited to come. Mrs. Fahrick, the
president, has planned for this to be
one of the big nieetings of the year in
both Interest and . attendance. ; The
membership of tho H. S. P. T. A. is
already large yet it is hoped to double
tho number at this meeting. ' Remem
ber there is no charge for the Interest
ing program and tho refreshments
afterwards served by the men. High
school uudltorlum tonight at 8 o'clqck.
Special purchase of fancy stationery
In colors and white. Special Christ
mas pack. Priced from 76c to $1.50
per box. Mann's Dept. Store. 'i'.Vi
SWAMP-ROOT FOR
KIDNEY AILMENTS
There Is only one medicine that
really stands out pre-eminent, ns a
medicine for curable aliments of the
kidneys, liver and bladder.
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Hoot stands
the highest for tho reason that, it has
proven .to be. Just the. romody needed
In thousands nipon, thousands of dis
tressing cases.. Swamp-Root makes
friends quickly becuuso its mild and,
immediate, effect Is soon realized In
most cases. H Is a gentle, healing
vcgetablo compound. - .
Start treatment at once. Sold at
all drug stores In bottles .of . two.
sizes, medium and Inrgo, . v .
Hjowev'er, if you wish first to test
this great preparation, send ten cents
to Dr. Kilmer & Co.,-Blnghnmton,
N. Y for a sample bottle. When
writing, . be. sure., and 'mention this
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Cherro Flour
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Will help to have the
Xmas bread and cake
just right.
Call for it at your
Grocers
Oakdale Grocery
Laurel St. Market
.Geo. Currier' '
' Burkhalt or & -Haberman
. Warner, Wqrtman & Gore
Dow Grocery
J. E. Soliss .
Cherro r
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Poultry Feeds
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Egg Mashes-and feeds
fed the " poultry- during
the cold winter months
should be of the best
quality. You are -sure
of good results by using
Cherro feeds.
Call for them at ; - -
Lee Watkins'
, "Warner," Wortman & Gore
Phoenix Mercantile Co.
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CELLULOID
In Your Auto Curtain
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Oiioslto 8. V, Depot
The Christmas Dinner
Next in order is the Christmas Dinner. You no doubt have most
of your gifts bought, and now your thoughts turn to the Christmas
Dinner.
FRESH VEGETABLES
Head Lettuce
Bunch Lettuce
Green Onions
Parsley
Bell Peppers
Artichokes
Cucumbers
Tomatoes
Sprouts
Celery
Spinach
Cauliflower
Sweet Potatoes
Parsnips
Cabbage
Carrots
Turnips
Onions ,
FANCY FRESH FRUITS ,
Oranges Florida Grape Fruit Extra Fancy Spitzenberg Apples
Lemons Calif . Grape Fruit Extra Fancy Jonathan Apples
Bananas Cranberries Extra Fancy Newtown Apples
Persimmons Fresh Cocoanut Holiday Boxes Apples
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Fancy Canned Goods of Every, Kind
Christmas Candy and Nuts : J
Christmas Evergreen Wreaths j
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Personal Attention , ,. ; Prompt Service
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offers an admirable co-ordlnaticn of these
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Stop in at our howroom . andsec 'this
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responds so satisfactorily with just what you
want, when you want it.'" '' ' V
j The body Is a product of Studebaker skill
and craftsmanship which have been devel
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vehicle building. Highest grade of materials
and workmanship have produced a body as
beautiful as It Is enduring. .
This Sedan Is a good Investment because
. of the saving In, the Initial outlay and the
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(J-Pw.) 13M Coups (4-Pss.) S75 Coupe (5-Psis.) , , J5S0
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Non.Ssrf Carif Tirt, Front mnd R9r,8tmndrd Bqutptnint '
Terms (a Afeat your Conswni'anos
Hittson Motors
36-40 S. Fir St. 1 ; Medford, Ore.
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