Medford mail tribune., November 22, 1923, Page 6, Image 6

MEDFORD' MATE TRIBUNE, MEDrORD, OREGON, THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 22, 1923
TABLE RESOLUTION
publicans in Georgia wnre adonis
at a meeting yesterday of whle L
ami nogroeH who (IchitII,,.,! the"
selves as the regular commute, "i
Georgia. 01
A resolution which sought to n,
dorfle Senator jHlram Johnson, catui
date for tho republican non'iinatio,
for president, was tabled.
EVERY SEAT TAKEN
that will release the flags of the al
union asked In a resolution adopted
late today that the tariff on wheat be
Increased fifty cents a bushel.
Repeal of the "draw jack' cau3e in
the wheat schedule, ;;::h permits
our mills to Import, manufactuio and
reexport great quantities of Canadian
wheat In direct competition" with
American products was demanded In
the same resolution.'
lied nations.
Tho stadium as an athletic field will
bo dedicated with tho "big game" be
FOR CALIF. GAME
tween tho teams of the University of
FOR TARIFF RAISE
California and Stanford university
Saturilay aftrnoon. The stadium has
a seating capacity of 72,000 and every
seat baa been taken for the opening
game. The stadium cost about $1,
300,000.
WILL GARRY STATE
Stop Coughing
The simplest and best way to stog
conshs, colds, croup, bronchS?
flu" and la grippe coughs Is to u
CHAMBERLAIN'S
COUGH REMEDY
Rvniv uier la at
HERKELEY, Cal.. Nov. 22. The
great memorial stall lum of the Uni
versity of California will be dedicated
formally tomorrow afternoon. Dr. W.
W. Campbell, president, will unveil
tho memorial tublots, commemoriitlvo
of Californlana who lost their lives
OMAHA, Nob., Nov. 22. (By the
Associated PrcBS.) Declaring that as
long as high prices of necessities pre
vails as a result of duties for protec
tion of American manufactured goods,
It Is right to raise or equalize the tar
iff on farm products, delegates tit the
annual convention of the farmers'
ATLANTA, Ga.( Nov. 22. Resolu
tions protesting against a reduction
in tho number of delegates from the
south to tho republican convention
and authorizing the chairman of the
conver.L.'nn to appoint a committee to
go before me ::tionnl committee nt
Its meeting in Washington to seek to
DUBLIN, Nov. 22. The Irlah free
stato government announced that six
more republican prisoners have ended
their hunger strike after fasting for
33 days. One hundred and thirty
seven are still going without food, the
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Klrkpatrlck,
Warren Klrkpatrlck, Cliff Dally and
Roose Baughman loft this morning
for Kugeno, to attend the Orcgon-
LOS ANGELES. Nov. 22. Tho ro-
Bulta of tho South Diikota proposal
meetliiKs In which Wllllnm u. Mc
Adoo Is loading Henry Ford aB a donv
'ocralio presidential poHnillllty woro
in tho war. Ho will pull the strings
O. A. C. game Saturday.
statement adds,
adjust the situation among urn
dlscuBBCd hero today by Mr. mcauoo
aa "certainly very gratifying.
r KGE SEC
SUPPORTING HIRfl
BIOUX FALLS. S. D.. Nov. 22.
(By the Aaaoclatt-d ITcbb) W. O
McAdoo leaders said today thoy were
undisturbed by claims of Henry fnrd
leaders that they had carried the Btatc
and rolterated that McAdoo had been
an easy victor in tho myiity proposal
meetings November 20.
Instead of having at least two to
one majority, as indicated by early ro
turns, McAdoo hns at least four to
one now, according to U. 8. O. Cherry
of Sioux Falls, ono of the leadera of
the McAdoo movoment In South Da
kola.
Mr. Cherry predicted that an oven
larger majority of tho Pearco county
proposal convention would bo round
voting for McAdoo. Ho stated that
Incomplete roturna show at least 30,
000 votes for McAdoo, as against 4
possiblo 5000 or 6000 for Ford, and
that when comploto roturns have been
received tho McAdoo vote will swell
to 86.000 or 40,000 out of a total pos.
Bible convention vote of 50,000. The
actual convention voto will probably
not exceed 45,000 owing to failure of
aomo outlying counties to hold moot
Inga.
BURNED IN OIL
WASHINGTON, Nov. 22. Protest
was filed with Hecrotury Hughes to
day by tho friends of Korea I iv Amer
ica against what tho noddy nHsorted
was tho massacre of sumo G00 Ko
reans and tho lmprlfionmont of GOOD
others during tho recent earthquake
und fire In Japan.
1 Dr. Floyd W. Tompkins, secretary,
who signed tho protest, declared an
oyo witness whom ho named as Cap
tain Hoadstrom, assistant dock super
intendent at Yokohama and an
American citizen, saw 250 Koreans,
"hound hand and foot In groups of
five, plccd in an old Junk, covered
with oil and burned allvo."
Starts With $1.03
Ends With $2100;
Also Ends in Jail
TACOMA, Nov, 22. Starting with
a capital of $1.03, Tablo Karmlento, n
23-yonr- old Filipino studont now In
the Plorco county Jail, dofraudod tho
United States government and numer
ous banks of $2100 during tho thrco
months ho hod beon In tho country,
he confessed today,
v Ho purchased money orders for $1.
ho said and raisod thorn to $100. He
was arrested in San FranclBco last
weok,
"I'm going to plead guilty," ho Bald,
"and I want to got it ovor with as
soon as possiblo."
DETKOIT, Mich., Nov. 22. Jean
Bruno of Austria with three victories
and no defeats, holds first place today
In tho International Junior balk lino
billiard championship play hero. Kru
no gained his position through his vic
tory ovor Albert J. Cuttor of Now York
alflt night.
Today's play will bring togothor Al
Taylor ot Ann Arbor, Mich., and Kin
rcy Matsuyama of San Krnnclsco In
gthe first afternoon game while Ilriino
will play Ary Dos of Holland In tho
socond gamo,
LONDON. Frank Goddard won tho
ligliMieavywelght championship of
Groat Britain from Jack Illoninficld
when the lattty was disqualified In
tho socond round ot tliolr scbodulod
twenty round bout.
Votive tc o Molny
Thore will bo a mooting to-
night at 7:30. Initiation. All
. Mastor Masons Invited. 209
Card of Thanks
i Wo wish to thank our ninny friends
for their sympathy and kindness
1 nhown In our rocent bereavement.
Also tor the beautiful flowers.
P. K. WYNKOOP.
JULIA H. WYNKOOP,
SOS M HS. F. II. RHODES.
Close Installs New Lathe
i .
'P. P. Closo of tho Rlvoralde garage
baa Installed a new lathe, Including
practically evory modern attachment,
such as taporlng, milling and grinding
attachments, etc., for turning out tho
highest class of work In this line. Mr.
Close's skill and speed as a lathe man
are already well known to many of the
people of the valley, and this machine
makes it possible for him to do lathe
work with maximum speed and effi
ciency. Mr. Close has had years of
experience at lathe operation In fac
tories and machine shops and says
that he is now in ' a better position
than ever to serve the trade In his
special line of work. It it's a special
athe Jpb, try Close, 211
DEUEL'S
FOR FIVE DAYS BEGINNING FRIDAY
FhankisfiiYins Sale
ltight now people arc getting their wardrobes and homes ready for the holiday
season so fast approaching. Thanksgiving is the first of the scries of winter
holidays and so that people will have ample time to buy their needs and
OPPORTUNITY TO BUY THEM AT DECIDED SAVINGS we launch this
Thanksgiving Sale.
In this special selling we offer apparel and accessories for which the. new
season and styles call.- Also at special prices are included many day-in-and-day-out
necessities. All at savings that urge you to attend this event. The
bargains carry their1 own testpminials more glowing than any that printed
words could convey.
SMART ACCESSORIES
To Enhance My Lady's
Costume
Every so often one's estimate of an
entire costume is influenced by the
seemingly unimportant SMALL
DETAILS. Such, as neckwear,
handkerchiefs, veil or gloves. Pay
attention' to these the little
things. .'(.
FRENCH KID GLOVES $1.75
'Way Below Regular Price
Regular
Prices ..
$3.00 and
$3.50.,
Since suits have returned to favor
gloves are a very important acces
sory. And here arc good gloves at
a price much less than you expect
ed to pay.
Lovely
' i
NECK WEAR
Collar mid Cuff Sets.
Separate Collars
Collar Tabs
Blousettes
at a
Price Range
from 65 to $5.75
NEW NOVELTIES
Jeweled Bracelets 75 and $1-00
Dress 0rnamcuts......85 to $4.75
Corsage Bandeaus 65 to $4.00
Beaded Bags $3.50 to $5.95
Soutoir Pens and Pencils 65
to $4.00
Novelty Jeweled Combs. $3-50
Crystal Beads,' colors.... $1.25
PEARL NECKLACES
24 and 48 inch strands. Solid gold
clasp and guaranteed indestruct
ablc. Special $3.95
MERODE UNDERWEAR
PURE LINENS
OUR THANKSGIVING SPECIAL
72-Inch Table Damask all
Going at
ONE-HALF PRICE
$5.00 yd. values for $2.50
$,4.00 yd. values for . , . . $2.00
$3.75 yd. values for . $1.88
$3.50 yd. values for . $1.75
$3.00 yd. values for .' . $1.50
$2.75 yd. values for ...... .$1.38
BLANKETS
The cold snap experienced during the
past week is a warning for people to be
prepared with good blankets and
warm bedding.
Nashua Wool Nap Blankets
$5.50 values $4.50 values
$4.50 $3.65
Coats Suits Dresses
Every garment specially priced for this sale
$27.50 Coats now $20.00
$35.00 Coats now $27.50
$40.00 Coats now $32.50
$50.00 Coats now $39.75
$25,00 Suits now $12.50
$37.50 Suits now $27.50
$45.00 Suits now $35.00
$50.00 Suits now $40.00
$20.00 Dresses $14.75
$30.00 Dresses.V. $22.50
$35.00 Dresses.;....$27.50
$47.50 Dresses $37.50
Our Entire Stock of Wool Goods Specially Priced
Washable Woolens for children's clothes, 85c value .". ,59c
All wool Plaid Suitings, $1.25 values 98c
Novelty Suiting and Dress Woolens, $3.25 values $2.65
48-in. all wool Serge $2.25 values . . . . .' .... ...y $1.69
All wool Challie, dainty patterns, $1.25 values . . ...... 98c
Jaquard Crepe de Chine, $2.50 value $1.98
12 momme all silk Pongee, $1.35 value 98c
F. K. Deuel & Sons
A CLOSE OUT OP
WOMEN'S SIK HOSE AT $1.85
Values to $3.50
Several lovely qual
ities, all grouped to
gether at this lower
price for quick
clcaYaway. What a
wonderful opportu
nity it . makes to
save money on finer
stockings.
All full fashioned!
All perfect!
Some all silk. , Some with lisle gar
ter tops. Soles and tops well rein
forced. Black and all the most wanted shoo
shades in fact, a most extraord
inary sale at just $1.85. 1
CHAPPIE COATS
and Brushed Wool Sweaters in "a
variety of styles and colors.
Priced from
$4.95 to'$17.50;
Sale Prices
20 "off- '
PURE WOOL BLANKETS
In a wide variety of sizes and
colors. Plains and plaids. Pure
virgin wool, 66x80, 4 pounds at
$10.00
72x80, 5 pounds at.
$12.50
How Often Haven't You Wished
for Special Selling of Good Old
Fashioned FLANNELETTE
NIGHTGOWNS
The warm kind! The kind that are
made in such generous proportions.
That's exactly the kind these arc
they're made of flannelette, good
quality flannelette in neat' pink and
blue stripes. They have attractive
. collars, and , the selling Tihchides
sizes from 16, 17, 19, 20. . .: .;
HANDKERCHIEFS
,For Dress and Sports, Sheer Cam-
brie and Linens in a large assort- ,
ment of col
ors. Boxed
suid unboxed.
Priced from
10 each
and up.
WAYNE KNIT HOSE