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It - '3 PAOE STC MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. .MEDFORD, OK1SCIOX, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 22, 1922 TIT FOR TAT POLICY IF TURKEY HALTS GOES TO ELECTRIC Mann's The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price Mann's CHRISTMAS SPECIALS FACES PROSECUTION ENJOYS REPRIEVE 1 LAUSANNE, Vev. 22. (I:y tliu As--Hoclated Press)- Tho impression timt j sot Moment of tho problem ' ot the Turklah. straltH wag not progressing ..an rapidly as antlclpatuu became-cn-loral today as tho result of n state , inrnt Issued by tho Turkish delega tion. , - ; ' . . :.i 'This made It clear, that : Turkey's j acceptance of the proposal to accept Van international commission of con trol deuonded. jjpon : .the acceptance ;ly the alliw of certuiri conditions do ;mandod by the Turku. , ; Tho modifications of the original 1 project for control of tho straits asked by tho Turks include ah understand ing that the international commis sion shall have no Jurisdiction what Koevcr over tho zones of domilituri talinn in tho region of tho straits. Tho Turks furthermore have de mandnda pact by which the allies iimlMduall)' and collectively guaran tee that the safety of tho neutrality iif Turkey will not bo Jeopardized and lhat thoro bo no. aggression against Constantinople. T E l'OUTLAND, Ore., Doc. S2. As soon as Juckson county officials pros ecute Tom ttyun, alleged bootlegger, under tho stuto prohibition law, he will bo turned over to federal offic ials for prosecution in the federal courts, according to an announce ment inudo today by Frank 1). .Mitchell, legal advisor to the Oregon prohibition forces. 'Ityan will bo tho first man to face both stato and fedo rnl chargeB as a result of tho recont supreme court ruling, which held that bootleggers and .moonshiners could be tried in both courts for tho samo offense. Libel proceedings will bo Instituted against - Ityon'B uutoniobilc, Mitchell said. Ryan was arrested at Medford soveral days ago after liquor was found in Ills machine. Ityan was eating in a restaurant at tho time tho discovery was mndo, and when ho emerged tho arrest was made. Papers showing ; ho had purchased tho liquor in Canada and purposed to tnko it into California aro said to huvo been seized. . ! SAN IJIKC10, Cal.. Dec. 22. Ray mond C. Oelsor. chief petty officer of the navy, Btatloned at tho North Island navy air station, and a repre wntalive of tho Kox Film studios in Lou, Angeles have been missing since last Tuesday when they left hero In pi) airplane for Los Angeles,' accord ing . to n report made to tho police today by tho wife of Oelsor. -According lo Mrs. Oelsor's atorj' to (he police, tho .representative of tho f'ox studios' rnrao to 8nn Diego and purchased an nfrptano which Oelsor . had recently bought from tho army. ';' Oelsor, who was on i leavo of nl neo 'front' tho air station, agreed to Jly tho airplane to I.os Angeles, Mrs. esor said and with tho Fox man as ipassenger, left hero Inst Tuesday jinornlng. Mrs. Oolsor dcclnred she Jielephoned tho Fox studio offices this IJnornlhK and was informed that .Wither Oelsor nor the reproscntutlvo ,had arrived.. , BABE ON GIFT V ft YAKIMA, Wash,, Deo. .22. Mr. fni Mrs. J. F. Davaiie, . on whoso doorstep a baby boy about a month ld was loft, last nighty announced tt'day that If tho habo wore orgunical l.v sound they would gladly adopt It as I heir Christmas gift. Tho child Jjva bo 'well wrapped up that Mm. De jano, who was called to I ho door by Sua ringing of tho bell, dropped it on lin table under tho Impression that it a bulky Christmas gift for her adopted daughter, Barbara. , .With (ho unltnowD baby was a note signed ;"ifC,; c;," nskliig the Dovauoa to glvo tho cfild a homo.' Karllcr In the day a woman who did not glvo her name had called Mrs. Devano to ask her If slid would consider adopting another child mill had received on affirma tive niiHWor. i "The I'Hti-Amcricnn , automobile, owned by y. Gaston Domnrgtio, of Medford, was stolen Inst night at about 9 o'clock from tho front of the homo Of Claud M. Johnson," says tho Ashland Tidings. "When the thieves lirotight the. car through tho city thoy wore ...sqciij by... Mr. . Dotnergue, . who pimped on tho rear. When ho tried to' get-around to tho front bo as to rfot .Into the car, ho won pushed off. He got Into' another car hut was tin ijblo to keep up with tho car robbers. It fwas found below tho old boot ftic Py this niornliiK." ' v GROWS BETTER 1.08 ANGELES, Dec. 22. The condition of Wallace Held, motion picture actor, recuperating from a broakdown which almost canned his death today indicated continued Im provement aftor a night of good rest, according to reports from the sani tarium in Hollywood where ho is confined. LOS ANGELES, Dec. 22. Three men were arrested here today on charges ot violation ot the state pois on act for having narcotics in their possession according to tho polico and In tho arrest was seized a note book containing the names of a num ber of well known persons hero, in cluding tle namo and address of Wal lace Hold,' nrtrtlon picture actor, dan gorously ill at a sanitarium in Hollywood. INTEREST IS CREATED BY PONY CONTEST Holiday week will give tho kiddles of Medford and southern Oregon an opportunity to scour the country for subscriptions for Henry Ford's weekly, tho "Dearborn Independent." Duster, Vlolot and "Billy" King, throe little ponies which are offered as prlzos to the boys and girls bringing in the most subscriptions, are waiting in tholr stalls in the Gates Auto Co. garage, for Now Year's day when they will be turned over to their now owners. Thoro has been much Interoet in jure nllu circles over who tho owners of theBO littla ponies will be and this In torost will take a now lease of life dur ing holiday week when tho children are not going to school. The popularity of the Dearborn In dependent Is cvldoncod by. the mauy subscriptions already turned in by tho youngsters and It is hoped that tho drive will not at least five hundred now subscribers for this popular paper In this soctlon. OREGON'S SHARE 8MALL (Continued from pago oue.) rosorve, Arizona and $ 125,000 for de velopment of tho Satus unit of the l'npato project, Washington. Irriga tion projects In Wyoming get an in creased appropriation of $161,501). Tho bill providos a total of (1,633.3.10 for tho national park Borvlco, on In cronao of (ISG.K10 required (o care for "tho greatly Increased ntluudance at tho parks." Tho Horn of $tB,000 for suppression of liquor trafllc In Alaska, custotnnrlly cnrrlcd by tho bill, but not Included In tho budget estimate was restored. Continuous Performance tomorrow, Hunilny and Christmas lny. ' ' NOW PLAYING Wallace Held in oun of the most lnhiug rouUvi ot his earner mi American uVvll-iiiiiy-caro socking jmNIng ntlviMidu-c, not particular us to nlmt It is so long us there, is risk and love. . ' Hominy "The Crow Koniln ' - of Now Vork" RIALT0 . , Hatc 10 per ocut Buy a coupou book at the box office. COLUMBIA. S. C, Dec. 22; Frank M. Jeffords was electrocuted at the stato prlBon here today for the mur der last May ot J. G. Arnette, his business partner. .Meanwhile Ira Harrison, confessed slayer of Arnette lay in the prison hospital hero, reprieved by Governor Harvey and his sentence Btayed by tho courts. The governor lato yes torday on the eve of the date origin ally set for both Harrison's and Jef ferson's execu tron, granted Harrison a reprieve until February 10 in or der that tho supreme court might huvo time to pass on questions brought up by Harrison's attorneys. Since the supreme court affirmed Harrison's conviction and sentence by the Richland circuit court he has been In an apparent state of semiconsciousness. FIND BODIES OF VICTIMS (Continued from page one) wcro reported stationed Is said to bo several, miles from the dynamiting. ' ' Owing to tho condition of the bodies, it is behoved It will bo diffi cult to romovo them and that Iden tification will bo difficult unless there aro marks on tho belts. : ME It ItOUGE, La.. Dec. 22. The National Guard company rushed to Cooper lako early today to investigate tho reports of tho presence of men wading in the- water that was being explored for tho bodies of two miss ing men believed to have been tho victims of hooded men, has roturned here. Captain W. W. Cooper announced dhut tho men fired on by tho guards had disappeared and investigation after daylight failed to throw further light on their purpose. Tho theory was advanced that the men were uttemptlng to remove the bodies of Watt Daniels and Thomas Itlchards, and that particular part of tho lako would be givon especial at tention by tho oxplorerB today. MORE FIRE EQUIPMENT NEEDED (Continued from Page One) best spirit possible was met with everywhere. Individuals nro willing and anxious to correct defects in their buildings, and the public sentiment regarding tho Improvements Is decidedly favor able. There is only ono thing left to be done, therefore, in tho opinion of tho marshals, and that is go ahead and-do It, before the next disastrous flro occurH. - , Mr. Bykes states that thero can bo no excuse mado that tho people can not nfford .lt, because tho records show at tho present' tlmo more wealth deposited in the four Medford banks, than tho entire assessed valuation of tho city. In other words, upward of four million dollnrs. t Tho flro marshal department will later -render a report to tho city covering tho survey and recommen dations. ' . : FAILS TO EXPLAIN DEATH (Continued from Page One) nouncod today that tho case would ho takon before tho grand jury. Further questioning today tt Karl Wolr dcvolopod that throo weeks ago his father told him Mrs. Leary was spreading a story but father and son decided to tgnoro It as "a lot of gossip." Shot From Ambush TAMPICO. Moxico, Dec. 22. (By Associated Pi'obb). Etullo Arnsteln. formerly of Shroveport, La., was shot and killed from ambush Into yesterday on tho road hotwoen Totoco and Zncn- moxtle, state ot Vera Cruz. It was learned today. TO lONi COAT This rnnf, which follows Ions and stonier line, ends Its sleeves with avruknn faeltiM and edges them with monkey fur. Wide col lar li nnlnhed also In tho unit manner. Sllxht draping of th klrt is managrd by the single but ton. Navy blue r'nxhnna In tho material. For Saturday the Last Chance to Buy Your Gifts-Shop Early ..'-'.'. Store Closes Promptly at 8:30 P. M. 't U) if ' ; is SATURDAY SPECIALS IN READY-TO-WEAR DEPT. - Women's all wool Sport Coats. Sold at $22.50. pn..l. $12.50 Saturday, each 20 OFF ON CHILDREN'S COATS 25 OFF ON WOMEN'S SUITS 25 OFF ON WOMEN'S COATS 20 OFF ON WOMEN'S DRESSES TRIMMED HATS ONE-HALF PRICE SPORT HATS ONE-HALF PRICE 10 OFF ON WOMEN'S WAISTS 10 OFF ON WOMEN'S SWEATERS Women's -hand-made white Waists. $4.00 values. ; Saturday, $2 50 each ' .ka !.. . . v. . . ..... . . v SPECIAL VALUES IN WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S BATH ROBES i ''' " , ' Crepe, Silk and Flannelette Kimonas . at very low prices BU Y TABLE LINEN FOR GIFTS Filet, Cluny and Maderia Doilies, Tray Cloths, Lunch Cloths and Center Pieces, made of fine Linen, a very useful gift. Priced from 35c to $15,00 each BUY GLOVES FOR XMAS GIFTS Women's Leather Gauntlet Gloves. Splen did quality. Special, $4 98 Women's fine Suede Gloves in grey and brown, 12-button length. fcg QQ Special, pair. . . . 12-button Kid Gloves, pair ..... . $3.98 16-button Kid Gloves, pair . . ... $4.98 Kayser's Chamoisette Gloves in long and short styles. All colors. From 79c to $2.50 Women's two-clasp Kid Gloves, all colors and sizes, $1.50 to $3.00 pair New Necklaces, Bar Pins, Bracelets and Ear Rings, in all styles, 69c to $3.50 each 50 beautiful new Dolls, , nicely Dressed, $1.50 values. Saturday, $1 00 each ........ . Every other Doll in the house on sale Saturday at 20 Off See Our New Line of Neckwear SPECIALS IN DOLLS Every Doll Must Be Sold Saturday at 20 Off FANCY STATIONERY SALE Beautiful new box stationery, splendid qual ity. Special, $1.25 box Fancy Box Stationery, extra good quality. Very special, $1.50 box - HANDKERCHIEF SPECIALS Women's fancy all linen' Handkerchiefs, extra good quality. 35c Special, each .C . . . . . . . . v . . . . ' r 3 for $1.00 Children's Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box, ., from 25c to 50c a box ; Women's fancy Handkerchiefs, 3 in a box from 50c to $1.25 a box ' Fancy Dresner Scarfs in Crash, Filet and Indian Head, $1.25 values. '$ On sale Saturday, each . . ..... . - , FANCY TURKISH TOWELS Just received a late shipment of these beau tiful Towels, at exceptionally. low prices, 35c to 98c each : 500 VANITY BOXES ON SALE Come in Patent Leather and fine Pin Seal and Cowhide Leather, in almost every style. I Colors, brown and black, $1.25 to $10.00 1 Children's Purses and Vanity Cases, all styles, 25c to $1.25 each Buy Silk Hosiery for Gifts Women's Silk Hose in black and colors. Special Saturday, . 1 'A A pair .. . ',V'V Humming Bird Silk Hose, all colors, $1.75 values. Saturday, $ 1 pair ... .......... . Full Fashioned Silk Hose, all colors, $2.25 value. Saturday, , g QQ pan , " -J, : ' - La France Silk Hose, best made for - wear, $2.75 value. Saturday, 50 pons ... - - Complete line of Kayser's Italian knit and ''"' h Silk Hose for women, w Buy Silk and Wool Dress Goods for Xmas Gifts Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY Medford, Oregon Colgates and Melba Perfumes and Powders for XmasGifti Mail Orders Promptly Filled, Postage Prepaid Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns ;,U'.W n-UMJMf s ill :- .ijis""
