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MEDFOf.i) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTHV C-KEflOX, TIILTKSDAY, DKCE.M HER 21. 1922 PAGE FIVE TEUTON OVERTURES PIqI TO SEEK AMERICAN 1 l-J AID IN EUROPE WASHINGTON, Dec. 21.;(By Asso ciated Press). Gorman overtures thru official channels for American Inter ference to obtain u revision of Gorman reparations schedules appearing In London dispatches of the Associated Press throw the first definite light on the method by which American Influ ence Is being drawn Into an attempt at final adjustment of tho vexiug repara tions question. There Is reason to believe that pre vious government reports from Iierliu are of a character to Justify hope that if the French should prove agreeable to the proposed plan for reparations revision, no Insurmountable obstacles would remain in the way of an agree ment as to the specific amount Ger many could and would-pay. The share of tho chamber of com merce of tho United States in tho shaping of the now proposals for ail jUBtmont of the European tangle, It was learned today, dates back to executive discussion of the subject by directors of the chamber with Presi dent Julius Dames at the Galveston meeting of the board last month. . The board then had proposals of several business bouses in Ocrmany before It, it is known. Wallle Reed, Rlalto For genuine thrills, excitement and laughs, there are fow pictures seen here this season Uiat will equal "Tho Dictator," starring Wallace Reld, which opened at the Rlalto theater today. From start to finish the action is rapid and produced on a massive scale, wlthi superb characterizations and splendid photography. Wallace Reid Is supported by Llla Lee as leading woman, Theodore Kos loff, Alan Hale, Kalla Pasha and other sterling players. Jt Is a delightful photoplay in every respect, the story dealing with love and revolution in Latin-America. Odd Fellows Notice All members Medford Lodge No. 83, are requested to meet at I. O. O. F. hall at 1:30 Saturday to. attend the funeral of Bro. Isaac Merrlman. By order . G. L. HOOKER, N. O. . R. E. WILLSON, R. S. 233 .. "If You Believe It, It's So" WlnB .... Aside- from its general excellence, special Interest attaches itself to "If You Believe it, It'B So," Thomas Meighan's picture which had its pre miere at the Page theatre yesterday, owing to the fact that It had been selected by the late George Loane Tucker to succeed, "The Miracle Man." The wisdom of such a selection. Is evident from the nature of the story, which deals with a city crook who seeks and finds reformation In the open country spaces. The story Is convincing and . highly entertaining. The star Is superb, giving one of the greatest characterizations of his career. He has the able Bupport of such favorites as- Pauline Stark, Theo dore Robert, Charles Ogle and Joseph J. Dowling, SANTIAGO. Chile, Dec. 21. Man ual lilvaB Vlcun accepted an invita tion to form n new cabinet. TheVanityShop . For '- Christmas v Novelties Powder Vanities 50c to $2.50 Vanity Bags....$1.95 to $7.00 Beads ,,.$1.00 to $6.00 B;andk'erchiefs;...25c to $1.65 Hosiery... $1.50 to $4.75 Real Lace, per yard 25c to $1.50 Other Laces, per yard 10c to " 25c Candles, per pair 50c to $l.f0 Candle Holders, per pair, $2.50 to $10.00 Stratbmore Novelties, beau tifully boxed with clever verses .......50c to. $1.50 TheVanityShop Main at Bartlett ' Miss Lounsbury Milliner Market New - - i Livestock.. PORTLAND, Ore.. Dec. 31. Cattle nominally steady; receipts 17. Hoks steady; feeder piRB 258 60c lower: receipts 360. Prlmo light, J.259.60: feeder pigs $8 8.50. Sheep steady; receipts 231. Sheep steady; receipts 231. Mitzi and Company Highly Praised by Ashland Woman The highest praiso Is being given Mltzi and her company, not only by the press, but by tho people generally, for their wonderful play this year. The following letter wns received from a friend by Mrs. J, P, Wolf of Ashland: "We went to see MiUl in "Lady Hilly, and it was one of her best. She has a good company, clever dancers, good JUNEAU. Alaska. Dec. 21. Word wan -received tho mail bout Trygve had disappeared In Alaskan waters. NEW ThnninH. YORK. Dec. 21. Albert former French minister of munitions, said in an udilresB Fiance does not want money from tho United Niatcs but instead wlnhcs co-operation In European affairs. HOHTOJC, Dee. 21. It wns n eor- pornl who captured the last heights of the Mouse between October 23 and 28, VIS, according to a citation Jiist received by James A. Cresswell, who was the rornonil. " CHICAGO Jimmy llurke of St. Louis was announced ns having been chosen as assistant to Frank Chance, newly appointed mumiBcr of the Bos ton Red Sox. ir. luim wuier ivinseua, , .....clit'a npnfn..lnnn I u.itmuli ...ni.lo. chnmpion, retained his title by do-' leuwiiK Jiiinvn j.i'iu 111 wiu Di'LUtlu Ol tnreo maicnes scneuuieu. REGINA, Sank. Jack Taylor. Ca nadian heavyweight-' wrestling cham pion, defeated I. A. Johnson, St. Pnul. In straight falls. Butter. ' PORTLAND. Ore. Dec. 21. But ter nnd butterfat' firm, prices unchanged. Portland Wheat. PORTLAND, Ore., Dec. 21. Wheat: Hard white, blucstein. Baart $1.50; soft white, western white $1.25. Today's car receipts Wheat. 4": flour 4; corn 4; oats 2; hay 13. CHICAGO, Dec. 21, Active export business led to a material ndvnnce in the wheat market today at tho !ant. Much of the foreign buying was for shipment for gulf' ports. 'The-tlbsc was strong half to 1 c net higher, with May I1.25V4 to 11.20 and July $1.14 "A to $1.14. singers,' costumes, etc., but the show would be worth . the price with just Mitzi. She is a whole show by herself. "The house was packed and the audience appreciative. applauding constantly. It was the last perfor mance after three weeks run In San Francisco. We are so glad we bad tho chance to see Mitzi, since we had to miss her In Medford. Hope you have a good house." Jqchson County . '. Delegates State Teachers' Meeting San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, Deo. 21. CJ. 8 .Bureau of Agricultural Economics) Eggs, extras G!jci,; extra pullets 4 3'. 4c. -, SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. 21 (State Division of Markets) Dressed tur keys 37 to 38c. The State Teachers association will be held in Portland, Dec. 27th to 29th and will be attendod by County Super intendent Mrs. Susanne Holmes-Carter Superintendent Aubrey Smith,, Super intendent Geo. A. Briscoe of Ashland, and the following delegates: O. R. Campbell of Medford, II. P. Jewett of Central Point, E. C. Browne of Rogue River, Miss Inez Wllllts of Persist, Mrs. Bessie Murphy of Ashland, Miss Almeda Fuller of Sains Valley. There will also be another delegate selected by the city teachers of Medford and Ashland. . " The alternates chosen were Miss Ila Myers of Ashland and Miss Edith Kubli of Agate. , - The Jackson county delegation will leave Tuesday evening, December 2Gth. Liberty Bonds NEW1' YORK, Dec. 21. Liberty bonds closed today: 3'4's 100.60; second 4's 98 06: first 4 Vi's 98.90; ! second 4'n 98.28; third 4'4's 98. S8;' fourth 4's 98.66; Victory uucallcd 4's 100.34; V. S. Treas ury 4 M'a 99.94. I BRUSSELS, Dec. 21. Tho differ-' ences between former Premier Paul Hymans and Minister of tho Colonies Franrk have been so adjusted that tho threatened duel between tho two ) will not take place. ' 1 Grandchild Had Croupy Cough "My grandchild could get no relief Whatever from . n very bad croupy cough," writes Peter Landls, Meyers dale, Pa., "until I gave him Foley's Honey and Tar. It is a great help for chest and throat trouble." Coughs, colds, croup, throat, chest and bron chial irritations quickly relieved with Foley's Honoy and Tar. Contains no opiates ingredients printed on the wrapper. Stood the test of time Borv- Ing three generations. . Sold every where. - Adv. SEATTLE Reglna'M fast sextet from the western Canada hockey league, defeated the Seattle club of tho Pacific Coast iiHsoelntion. in overtime game, six goal to five. an LOS ANGELES, Dee. 21. Heavy workouts Including scrimmage- ngalnst tho freshmen lenm. will bo on the program for the University of South ern California football team which meets the Penn State eleven at Pasa dena in the annual Tournament - of Roses football contest, according to Coach Elmer C. iHenderson. LOS ANGELES. Dee. 21. The Gonznga university football team of Spokane, was to arrive hero today on tho way to San Diego, where It will meet the West Virginia team Christmas day. Tho squad planned a short workout today. PASADENA, Dec. 21. Four col lege football teams will see tho Uni versity of Southern California nnd Penn Stato college football game hero New Year's In tho Tournament of Rosea annual oast vs. west classic. SALEM, Ore., Dec. 21. "Rough House" Charley Burns, 127 pounds, of Portland, won by a knockout from Tiger Florez, 129, Portland in the third round of a scheduled ten round go at Dallas last night. Christian Church ' Christmas Program Friday Evening The Christmas program of tho Chris tian church will be held Friday even ing beginning at 8 ifim; to which all children of tho school and thoir par ents and friends are Invited. There will be a Christmas tree with Santa Clans and q (treat .for all the children. There -will also be an excel lent program by the children of the school. . Get .the Christum? spirit and attend tho exercises. - -' Christmas Shopping Now in Full Swing It is of the utmost importance that you trade at the logical center, where the largest stocks of Christmas merchandise are assembled, giving the very lowest prices and greatest range of selection. Medfjrd offers all these ad vantages to tho buying public, and for the next Two Days Bedford will be the busiest Shopping Center in Southern Oregon. "We have many useful articles suitable for Christmas Presents, and we solicit your business, knowing we are tho house of values. 'r Dishes, Fancy and Plain Toilet Articles Toys and Talking Dolls. Vanity Cases Hosiery for Men, Women and Children FLEISHER'S YARNS Lead all Other Branch SHIELDS 222 W. Main ; Medford . For ' Colds or Influenza and as a Preventive TMke Lmxatlve Tablet 30c caufowmoregw7 powia company WW.RWNQIS IN PROGRESS Electric Servants Make Practical Gifts The spirit of giving and not tho moiiey.' value, of the gift is what counts. You catch the proper Christmas spirit when you' give practical gifts. Your thoughtfuluess will be repaid with lifelong thanks if you give Electric Servants to those on your Christmas list; The joy of first possesssion, engendered by the beauty of finish and good taste in design of Electric Servants, will be heightened by the . comfort their constant use will bring. You give Electric Servants this Christmas; ten years hence you find these same gifts in the homes of your friends lightening labor and saving minutes. Electric Servants are built to endure, to perform their duties unfailingly. In the Electric line there are gifts suitable for every member of the household. Wc "will con sider it a pleasure to aid you in making your selections. Where will the gifts you give this Christmas be next May? THE CALIFORNIA OREGON POWER COMPANY Say It With Diamond's Jewelry Christmas Let us help make a Merry Christmas for all. First, by sejling you goods of the very finest quality, new and up-to-date; then at prices that mean a big saving. Why pay more when a dollar means so much? Remember we guarantee every article we sell to give satisfaction v SOME OF OUR SPECIALS Lady's Solid Gold Ring $3.75 A Man's Good Watch $5.75 Gillette Safety Razor 70 cents We will give a Thimble to every customer. If you haven t got one please ask for it. The place that will save you money Lots of bargains Diamond's Jewelry Sale 115 E. Main Medford 1 15 E. Main Medford FAY E. DIAMOND, Jeweler
