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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1922)
MEDFORD MSlfi TIUBCNI2, MEDFORD, OKl-X'iOX FRIDAY, TJECE.M1JKK 22, 1922 MILLARD TO RETIRE PROFESSOR OFF TO GET A PREHISTORIC ANTI-RED CROWD Res: BOXING 26 ROUNDS 26 AN ALL STAR CARD AT THE NAT, TONIGHT FROM MINISTRY ASK ORPHANS BE REARED BY RED X TEMPORARILY BRAZIL VARMINT .1 "R .'I I Men Like THE CHRISTMAS PRESENTS from the MEDFORD CIGAR STORE ' V , Corner Fir ana Main ... . because of the . high qnuUty cigars and'. Smokers' articles we carry. PRICKS ARK t J RIGHT, TOO. Presents oxclutnaixt ' KKMKMRKR WB CARRY Of! AXIS : In small and largo packages, specially wrap. r prd Cigarettes, real Ivory Cigarette Holder, Art leather Cigarette Otsas, Imported : ' Pipes, in tact hundreds of articles for own : .' - . folks. " ' "' lie Candies and Magazine subscriptions kor -; '"' . ' : the ladies, too. I ' Prl fcti a I &-. ..many,, guts - S lK"Jm"fl I vJr V'i suitable- for Her vmriisi,;:: I ?ri:.V?aJll.ViJl-.. wavs aDorooriatc ever fea ; f -'l'Sw I fin "good taste and the one ,, f '-' JSbIi ".that keeps alive the spir-: . (?g5 ( tt ''SSSt ' " it' of romance is the ' ; -' gift -of choice sweet- ruaridar HifllCfiocofatos ( OriegoaCfierries rlBradf Nuts Christmas, the one al- . ways appropriate ever in "good taste and the one . that keeps alive the spir it of. romance is the ' gift - of choice sweety meats. . ' JtO. and Tan Jar speaks the last word in candy perfection great luscious master ' chocolates, superfine in quality and flavor. "' V. Vogan Candy Co" 1 Portland, Oregon . , , A dollar. nn4 talf a .prntf vrsereTcr aey Mil got eanay MA "". T Make This Christmas a Ford Christmas .' 'And Make the Whole Family Happy A FORD SEDAN IS INCOMPARABLE T AS A CHRISTMAS GIFT W 1. $702.80 . in meuiuru -i - - , .' Equipped With Starter and Demountable Rims - G E.GATES AUTO CO . hr ,Oor. Sixth and Pacific Highway. -; ; -' ' WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. The people of thi city and. valley will regret to learn that I). E, Millard Jins decided to ive up the ministry temporarily, owing to.his heaitU.'aBd will retire as pastor of the CfcristlsB ehurch on March 1st, or Before if the church secures another pastor.. Mr. Millard lias -.been considering this move for some months and about three weeks ago gave his resignation: to the church, which was unanimously rejected by the board first and then by. the congregation, but decided definite-' iy this week to retire temporarily. ' On March 1st next Mr. Millard will have been pastor of the First Christian church for four years and with Mrs. Millard, who Is a wonderful worker in all departments and an able assistant to her husband, has built up . the local church until it is now one of the leading congregations both in Medford and in the state. During their pastor ate here the membership, as well a he spirituality of the members, has greatly increased and the mortsaBe on the church paid off. Their work with the younit people has been' unusually 1 successful and it is an inspiration to gee the large number of young men and young ladles who are active in the different departments of the church. Mr. Millard is one of the best minis ters Medford has had for many years, but his Buccess is not due wholly to that. . His personality, his pastorlal work and hi3 musical talent have been great aids 1 to him. He possesses a splendid voice, plays on several instru ments and is a composer of a number of songs. - . - At present the chdrch has an orches tra of 7 or 8 pieces' that plays every Sunday evening as 'well as a male quartet, soloists and a splendid choir of young people. : Mr, Millard has always been active in the civic life of the city, is com poser of the chamber of commerce songs and is their song leader. He has also been active with the Boy Scouts and other organisations. " Mr. and Mrs. -Millard will remain in Medford, much to the delight of t .iir many friends. They own city property and a ranch. ' .-,. BUENOS AIRES, Dec. 22, (By As socialed Press). lieforo Profsssor Klmor S, lUisgs, a Chlcauo paleontolo gist sailed for !ataoaia today on -a fossil hunting expedition for the Held museum, ho was informed by Profes sor Clemente Onelii, director of the Buenos Aires Zoologies! garden; that reports of a plesiosaurus were sttli being received from the territory of Chubut, despite the failure of a group of Argentine Scientists to find the pro- historic creature last spring. "If 1 meet that plesiosaurus," said Professor Higgs, to Pmfessar Oneill "I'll put a lariat around bis seek and lead him direct to the Uuraoa Aires 2oo." Professor OnolH explained that the name plesiosaurus was a misnomer; sm' BnHMWt, 1(, , rrfugws, pro- BHAN'OilAI, TUv. 2S, I5y ih Associated iss Whilo sixteen shiploads of aliti-jovi-t Jt'fusH from Vladivostok remain hr. thfir fnt uncertain, word from AniciUmii llvd Cross hosdquartrn in WatihinKtan is awnlid eu ill proiKasal that rshaus aimm tht i-xiies 1m tak?n un4r the wins of the i?ai Cross to he car'd for temporarily in Shanghai and UUr 'iH to Assnka to hi reared. A similar scheme to send. the or phans to Australia was rj?rted Isy ihe Australian trade commissioner. Persons hero then urgt1! ihe Ameri can lU-d Crosa to assume Ihs guar dianship. An ordi'r addressed to Admiral Stark, the white leader, now cs mander of the f!et f the homeless. offers, in the name of the central and that the creature he still believed alive in the Patagonlaa wihis 'is prob ably a survivor of the race of giant sloths. - I ESPEE ARGUMENTS START JANUARY 19 ' WASHINOTON, Dec. '22; Argu ments before the ' inler-stato ' com merce commission on tho application of 'tho Southern Pacific railroad to retain control of the Central Pncific will be heard, it was announced to day, on January 19 and 20. Hear ing of evidepce ' Wftft concluded ten days ago. ' ' - Tho Central . Pacific, which has been operated as a part of tho South ern Pacific system for many years, was ordered separated by the, ' su preme court. The Southern Pacific has sought to have the inter-state commerce commission use its power for general railroad consolidation, to keep the two roads together, pot withstanding ihe court decree, while the Union Pacific has asked ' the commission to support the supreme .court's decision and require "the sepa ration to proceed, ' - Corns Van m '42 mm- ii3n Hk t 1 it',' J German Deposit. BERLIN, Dee. 22. A total deficit of 1923 of 721,000,000.000, marks is shown, in the provisional budget for 1923 adopted yesterday by the fede ral council. To offset the total de ficit,' 99,000,000,000 are expected, to be available from a compulsory loan vlded they return to Vladivostok by January and surrender their ships, which the soviet claims. If the refu gees decline, the order states, the so viet will declare them outlaws. Ex pressions of refuges officers indicate that this offer will bo Te'iictcd. FRUIT SPRAY MAY CAUSE DEATH SPOKANS, B?e. 22. Invest listen wns slartt'U today In n etiavt to de termine whether traces of poison aprny remiUninjr on frpnh fruit caused the death at Bdgar 1 Wsmsm, aged 9, nnd serious illness of his sister Marjory II. The kv liad boon on n fruit diet. She was taken ill Bmid&y an4 for hoyrs vras in n. criticiil condition. The Iwy was attacked Tuesday and died yesterday niomtnff. Kxperts de clared poisoning of some kimt the ause. When Touched With 'Gets-IT' i 4fc:.-beBe ofcsorbi wiiei: i 'knea; ,pOs-B" absorb, and tes out ?l aiiT a norehesf. It iever fmi 'Qots.U la uS , orlslaaiiiorn sua cutlui Omtet. Baeure w uBK,iwr iv y nnie uno rerote fruosx!' t out a nne everivtiere. atJo.M'r-ObteBao , ii. LftWfne lon B. Haskins fitrans'g Drua Store -v:.vaiMCHtmci.;, China Herb: Stars . THIS ts to eertirtt rbt aim C6un of Meaxorai urft,. oas curea me or voim ana sisach troublfc- S. M. LeOD&rd. ThU la -to oortiry taal um cnung or Utdfard,, Of-'. has obrd ms of rupture OZ rour years' standing., i aura, il S Si., Qraots Paw, Ore.- , .. .Msdfsrd, ton, ah; It, llf. This in to ertlfy that I, tht under- olneA 'haa Vitrv 'svsre stomaah troubi and had bees bothered for seviral yar and last Autruat was nnt expected to live, and: hearing of utm Count twhow j Herb store-is at 2ii Hautb Front BtrM Medford i, I decided to gt nerei ror my tomtch trouble, ana I started to reeling better as soon as 1 used them and today am a well man and cau be&rtiiy recom mend anyone ftfflictert as.I waa to aes aim Chung . and try bis Herbs, f Signed l W, B. jUUBBUH. Wltttl UwUL aagl-L Pointi ' . tie rssst. sdf or. . i Point . Moors. Eagle i Point, Win, wl, tlsgla PoIbC , W, L. ChiWreih, Et! 1 1 H. A. i Anderson. Meritor EOimes, suit i omt. Von der Hellen, Bui m -KUfcnlK Hum M 1 Pelst. Loans to lp Farmers Uader Federal: Supervision Money for to refund existing Mort gages; buy more land; provide build ings: improvements; equipment! Hvef stockier or omo other airlcultural purpose; on - non-maturing mort gage at fi per cent interest for ft term of from 20 to 33 years; under as amortizatifin plan; with privliege ot paying any Or ail payments after five year?, and can sire prompt attention te nppllcaUoot . in ( amounts frdm $5,ooo. to' ieo.oo, . "." California tTolnt SEb'ck SAH FBASOSCO, , v r "For ap'ptteatlOirt'tild oartWulafa See K. H. Htinl, 40!l Meilfora Hlrig., ; Medford, Oregon. t ,-, POLITICIANS HELD N SCHOOL FRAUD CHICAGO, Dec 22, Conviction of conspiracy to defraud the ' Chicago board of education,1 William A, Wther,- a political follower of Gov ernor Len Stnali; and Henry W. Kaup, a realty dealer, today prepared to seek a new trial, '' - : ' ! -; ' Both men were found guilty by jury last night, which sentenced HI ther for one to four years and added a fine of J2000. Kuup was sentenced to nine months in tho county Jail and fined J2000.-. , The state presented evidence , 1 .logins to show that lijther and Kaup fraudulently gatoed control of build ings on land, purchased by ihs school board and collected and held rent fees amounting to $45,000,- ," NO PARDONS FOR WAR PRISONERS . WASHINGTON', Dee, S2, "Christ mas, pardons," it la understood, will be given to only two federal prisoners- by President Jfardng.4The par dons are said to have been signed by the president and announcement as to the recipients 1s expected to be made Christmas day, '. , , '. The president has been urgod to extend clemency at this time to persons- still Imprisoned for violation of war time laws but It Is understood that, none of these prisoners, will Se- ceive a Christmas pardon. FAMILIES BATTLE -. . , . TO THE DEATH STECBENVttLB, Ohio, lec. 12 Ttoy LedBon,- 25, is dead, hia brother Wliliam, Si; , severely wounded and James Pearson, Se.Ms being hunted by deputy sheriffs and West ' "Virginia staie police to face a murder charge as the result of a fight which came as the climax of a feud between the two - families existing for. mai:y weeks. Tho 'battle was stntfed' near the fdson farm at sias o'clock this morning on the hill at Welrteh, W. V across tho river from Steuben viilo. , . ' CHICAGO, Dec. 22. Ten men, al Icged members of a gang of robbers, who police said, has obtained $500,-- 000" in operations throughout the Ml slsippl valley, were under arrust here leday. t - !. ,. NEW YORK, Dew ,2J,- Sew York's Christmas mall is expected to be the heaviest la the city's 'history today. Outgoing paresis yesterday were 35 per cent greater than on the some day a year ago and Ineom'rm Be Cured to Stay Cured I GUARANTEE to per manently cure your Piles without cutting, burning, ' stitching, anaesthetic, con- -fincroent or unpleasant .- , 'after-effects, . My patients , are reputable men and women in every walk of life to whom you may refer about this ptinitss, son-surgical cure. ,. If you are a sufferer from Piles, Fistula, Fissure or otKer seaal dlieaie, call or write today for my FREE booklet. Cost of treatment reisn4 if I - (ail to care your PUe. DR.CHAS. J. DEAN IMO AMO MOt!10N HRTUHB,SMSSN MCNTiON THIS PAPEawHEM WRJT1N6 Babbittag, Welding . Lathe Work REASONABLE SATES Crater -Lake Automotive 123 South Front St. Co. . H, W. CONGES . UNDERTAKER Btieooawr to Weck-Cmge.r Co. ' ' Modfoni, Ore. RUBBER BOOT REPAIRING HAW SOLKS AM) HEELS Medford Vulcanizing Works WATCH YOUR , BATTERY PIU3ST-0-LITE liATXEKT i, J..:; . STATIOK - ' ' For Quick Service fboBe 110 HEAT WITH COAL Mace Your Order Now for -- t ' , Quick Iteiivery " .Hansen Coal Co.. (Sacceasprs to Katts) , S, Fir Ht. : Phone 2.1W Spic and Span garments for the Holiday have ua Dry Clean them sow, Han JACK GORDON Edmonston vs McKay Two Coast Champions - i ; 10 Rounds at 150 Pounds, Ringside .;; TOM BATTLING Sharkey vs Lloyd 6 Soiinds Catch weight houfc Battling Frick vs Donny Commings 8 Rounds at 145 Pounds Ringside ROY BYRCLEY vs. KID RODGERS good 4-round Preliminary , . Under the Auspices f the Medford Boxing Com mission A positive Guarantee of your money back if you are not satisfied. Ringside $2.50; Reserved $1.50, General admis sion $1,00 plus war tax. Tickets at Brown & Brown, Medford; Bowers Drug Store, Sold Hill; Ross & Ross, Central Point, and twin's Cigar Store, Ashland. .V- ; , t!v Gift of all Radio Is the Country's Greatest Amusement Today If you haven't a radio set in j'our hoinrj this Christ mas is the time to give one to some member of your family or to a Mend, Hadio eliminates space. Tt Keeps you well informed on all daily topics and gives immeasurable enjoyment to the whole family. 0 o VIRGIN'S RADIO SERVICE Central and Mala Phone 90 "ItAIXY H EATHER MAKES RADIO BETTRK Broadway at Stark POFTTL.AND, ORE. x You Are Assured a Personal Hospitality and Individual Attention . - t through the combined efforts of a start, who alter years of training, understand tile seeds ot the traveling public. ... - - MDSI0, DANCING and the BEST TO EAT 6 AT YE. Arthur H. Meyers Manage i letters totaled 6,0fl0,000, " ; ' v - -;-y -
