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r PXGE SIX G. 0. P. DEFICIT Mann's The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price Mann's IS COKDOVA. Alaska, Nov. 2". (By the Awiocluti-d Itubh) One member of the iTfw of the Shlnfcoku Morn, Japanese frciRhlcr which yestiTiluy was lmimleil on the rocks at the north end of MontuEun Island, l'rlnc.e Wil liam sound, was drowned and the rest today were cIIuk'hk to the vessel and the inhosiiltnhle inarKln of the Island waiting for a whiiIdk tempest to per mit the tug Humticonna to rescue them, A Kalo which yesterday lashed the northern Pacific ocean with a speed of ninety miles, forcing the Hhlnkoku though unable to steer because her , from a llttle grup of men who had TRENTON, N. J., Nov. 27. The 1920 deficit of the republican national com mittee amounting to approximately $1,500,000, lias been wiped out. It was. announced today by C. H .Huston of Tennessee at a republican regional conference. All I'undB raised In the future for the party may be devoted exclusively to finance the 1924 cam paign, Mr. Huston said. Mr. Huston In his talk before the gathorlng, explained the methods to be employed in financing the forth coming campaign aud declared that each Btate would be given a quota to raise thus lifting some of the expense tail shaft was broken November 1 to cut herself loo:ie from the llumu conna, was moderating today, but it was considered uncertain whether the tug would be able to reach the im periled men, numbering about 3!i, be foro night. , The Hhlnkoku, according to Items on her condition, sent today when her wireless apparatus resumed nfler having gone out when sho struck, will be a total loss. She Is to be abandoned as soon as her human burden con be tnken off. The Iluina conna hoped to rescue the men with small boats. The freighter was lying broadside on the roi'ks and had a list of eight borne most of the burdens. SHERIFF GUILTY NEW YORK. Nov. 27. Morris Diamond and his younger brother, Joseph, early today were definitely I charged with homicide in connection with the holdup and murder on No vember 14 of two employes of the West Knd bank in Brooklyn. After a i grilling by police detectives which lusted far into the night the brothers were taken to Brooklyn police head quarters and booked on the homicide charges. Morris was arrested In Cleveland Kunday night and Joseph surrendered here yesterday. After Morris Diam ond was alleged to have been identi fied by a witness to the shooting and holdup as one of the bandits, atten tion shifted last night when an eye witness picked Joseph out of a lineup nt police headquarters as the man who shot! and killed William Barlow, one of the messengers. One of the Diamonds was expected to be confronted today by a Philadel phia chorus girl to whom they are I alleged to have boasted that they wore o.?- "wanted for a stlckup." It was thru f I this girl and other chorus girls, It Is inOUgni, flUl illorii Wiin li tn.cj ... COEfU rAI.ENE, Idaho, Nov, Sheriff William Klrkpatrlck llonner county was '"nl Utility on two counts of an indictment cn irg urn ulMrU.t Attorney Dodd said last cmiHiilriicv to violate mo proamnion , j , .,.. ,,,ani,. on inn m 'Ha mwi nnn u iihl 01 ciuiil 1 - . ... . 1 iiikiii no .-wc.-.. . degrees. In all her compartments , "'V " ijy In United ul lion of the case to the Brooklyn grand ............ ..f t,.r court wlilcli reiuincu a veriiiii ' 'j todav. Henrv Thompson, Hand J'oini was ten feet of water. rne numaconna, u was icarnea io-;; - i,i ,iii, ti, shur- day, had a narrow escape when the '.' , , . ',... n,i Hhlnkoku dropped the tow about a "l? " "1 mile from the Island the two craft I '. :, , T f ,e other hovlng run in from the open sea for i B"n. JV '. , r, ,,,,. of llw. ifovernmi'iit's case, but hu wns re- chargo of postjessiiig Jury toc'.ri;-. The police expressed . their confidence in a speedy solution ; of the crime in which, in addition to the double murder, 143.000 was stolen. safety while tho liumaconna was at tempting to tow the Hhlnkoku here for re arrested on The sheriff and his co-de- .t. IlllUOt. pairs. in. ins ' "". .,, '" f , , ,. rXmrKVil wUh having strain was taken off her, went over on , ' ii the her side. Her engine room was filled eVusplred to bring liquor into the half full of water but It was kept """ - from the fires. It was expected that the Huma conna If she succeeds In getting off the Hhlnkoku's people will bring them here. The drowned man was a fireman. Ten men succeeded In going yesterday from the' Hhlnkoku to the Island whence It was thought tltey would be unable to escape except by the Huma. conna'n boats. ' A Good Thing- DON'T MIH8 IT. Bend tour name and addrew plainlv Written together with 6 cents (and thu Hip) to Chamberlain Medicine Co., Dtl Moinea, Jows, and receive in return a trial pacVsga containing Cliamberlain'f Cough Keniedy for coughs, colds, croup, bronchial, "flu" and whooping coughs, and tickling throat: Chamberlain' Stom ach and Liver Tablet for stomach trou bles, indigeation, gawy palm that crowd llie heart, biliousness and constipation; Chamberlain'a Salve, needed In every family for burns, acalda, wound, piles, and akin aflectiona; these valued family medicine for only 6 cent, ltou't miai iU SEATTLE PHYSICIAN FREED OF CHARGE SKATTLK, Nov. 27. Prosecutor Malcolm Douglan announced that he would move in superior court today for dismissal of a chargu that Dr. Wil liam A. Shannon, pioneer Seattle physician, violated the Heeler act, a state law against narcotics, when lie let Walter Clausen, declared to have been an addict, have one and one-halt grains of morphine BUlphito. Mr. Douglas said that his motion would Bet forth that all the ovldunce atalnst Dr. Shannon had been pre sented to a Jury that Sunday, after de liberating nineteen hourB, voted ten to two for acquittal. I PLAYING III III KKAW1J i rnmv II li il ill . - ... A Brilliant searenngnt on marriage TO DAYTIME WIVES: IN DEFENSE OF THEIR tra'con0 II HOMES THURSDAY! II ...la offered this Indictment of husbands "TRIFLING l I who wander lightly. A marvelous WITH HONOR" unit of entertainment It baret tho The greatet fangi of the double standard and Baseball story ever I glorifies the woman who can ennoble filmed. II her husband and conserve her home. I ' III . Coming Soon RIAL 10 MRS. WALLICE REID li in "HUMAN WRECKAGE" Phoenix Bazaar Friday The Ladles' Aid la asking Your help in time of need: So come to their bazaar this week And fall in as they plead. Of all the things they'll have on sale The least is worth attention; To let you gather some Idea The following we'll mention: Towels, bags and pillow cases, Canned fruit and sauerkraut. Wieners, coffee, cocoa too. ,. Teu, sandwiches and so forth. You all do know the' Phoenix women, What fame for cake they merit; Come to their fair and try It out, You may a piece inherit. A booth of novelties you'll find, For I'hriHtnms gifts they're great; Kor mother, father and for soli; For sister Sue und Cousin Kate. The ladles all like pretty things. So riinii you men and Bee; And buy for them a useful gift, Or else buy .one for thee. i ! Attractive nro tho aprons shown, n't.,...1-. ,l.in n,l awtwit nnrl rlllintv: ! They'll fit the best girl that you know, l'J en tno" sue may ue saiiuiy. And for the sweet tooth there Is Joy, Oh bliss! Oil rapture flighty! You'll find tho candy there on sulo. Temptation will be mighty. We have not said where xpa must go To find the stock we mention; 'Tie on tho highway at Clyde Hall: Tou'll gain full comprehension. The day Is Friday of this week; The hours from two till ten; . Wo want the womon, children, nurses. too. Hut don't forgot the men. EMKPRROR OP KLAX Sl'KD AfiAIN (Continued From rage One) Knights of Pythias, or any other of the patriotic societies don't play bafl, we will picket their halls and spot the klansinen who visit tlem and see to I It that such klnnsmen are personally punished." Major Luther I. Powell was one of the first. If not the first, klan organ izer to come Into Oregon. Ho In a lnttor sont out from his office In the lttoclc block, announces that on De cember 1 ho will commence the publi cation of the Klunsman's Progress, tho unofficial klan monthly." In his announcement he says: "Wo have no resentment toward our follow citizens of whatever race, color or creed, and while we hold no brief for any opposing faction, we shall rig idly avoid expressions of hatred nnd vllo accusations." Ho also asks: Gifford Faces Cleaning "If you are In sympathy with this policy If you are one of those who dcslro to Bee these factions eliminated and perfect harmony reign ing in the place of discord," for the klansmon to support his publication. He closes by the significant state ment that "According to the Western I American, F. L. Gilford has put a ban on this publication. I know of no rea son why he should do so unless be Is 1 afraid of tho truth." From all of which It Is seemingly ap parent that Gifford, grand dragon of Oregon klan, Is going to "klean up" on somebody, or be "kleanod" him self, i t iKima Fuffered Five Years From Kidney "I suffered with kidney trouble for five years or more. I could not sleep at night and I was always tired after coming home from work, and ni7 back ached," writes John R. Gordon, Dan ville, III. "I secured some Foley Kid ney Pills and arter a few treatments t felt better and could work with more ease, became stronger and could sleep better." For quick relief from llackaehe, Rheumatic pains, and Kid ney and tlladder trouble use Foley hJdaey Pills. Sold everywhere. Adv. I Last Day to Get Ready for the Big Day Money Saving Bargains in all Departments If SENSATIONAL SALE OF WINTER COATS EVERY COAT TO BE SOLD AT REDUCED PRICES New Sport Coats, made of all wool materials, $12.50 values. Wed nesday, $9.95 each Sport and Dress Coats. Some with big fur col lars, $25.00 values. Wednesday $lg.95 each ..... 50 new Sport and Dressy Coats with and without fur collars, made of all wool mate rials. Real $40.00 val ues. On sale Wednes- 1 $29.50 each ...... v Exclusive new Coats, made of high luster ma terials with big fur col lars, lined throughout. All good color 8. Up to $79.50 values. Wed nesday, $50.00 each ....... 20 OFF ON ALL CHILDREN'S COATS Bring Your Children In We Can Fit Them Children's $8 Coats, now. $6.40 Children's $9 Coats, now $7.20 Children's $10 Coats, now $8.00 Children's $12 Coats, now $9.60 Children's $15 Coats, now $12.00 Children's $18 Coats, now $14.40 Children's $20 Coats, now $16.00 Children's $25 Coats, now $20.00 Soecial values in Children's Hats, Sweaters and Scarfs " . - BUY A NEW HAT FOR THANKSGIVING DAY Women's Trimmed Hats; all new styles. Sold regularly up to $9 wed., $3,95 each Beautiful new Trim med Hats; all this season's styles. Sold UD to MU.uu. Wed nesday, each '. . . $5.00 Exclusive New Trim med Hats; wonderful styles. Sold regularly up to $15.00. Wed- Eaclr7' .'. $7 95 THANKSGIVING SALE OF UNDERWEAR AND HOSIERY , Women's Hand Embroid ered downs, $5.00 values. On sale Vednosday, each, , ; .83.98 Women's Hand "Embroid ered Cliimese, $").00 values. .,. $3.98 Women's Lisle Thread Hose, all eolors and sizes. Wilnes&ay, pair 650 Children's Wool Sport Socks, in brown, grey and buff, $1.00 values. Wed nesday, pair Woman's Clocked Wool Sport Hose, all eolors. Regular price $1.50. On sale Wednesday, pair, . $1.00 Kayser's Union Suits for women, light weighty bod ice and built up tops. $1.00 values. Wednesday, suit 85 Kayser's Vests, for 1 wo men, bodice and built up v tops. 50e values. Wednes day, each , 390 TABLE LINEN SALE 70 inch pure linen Table Damask, Beautiful quality. Regular price $2.20. Wednesday, yard $1.98 20x20 pure linen Napkins. On sale Wednesday, dozen $5.48 . G4 inch' linen finish Table Damask, irood patterns. Regular, prjee $1.00. 1 Wednesday, yard 89,0 K! inch pure linen Crash. Regular price 25c. Wednesday, yard 17,0, 30 inch fine' Bleached Muslin. Regu lar price -50c. Wednesday, yard 250 Fancy Bath Towels.' Regular price liOc. Wednesday, each 500 72x84 Triumph Bed Spreads. Regu lar price $2.(i0. On sale Wednesday, each ' ...$1.98 3(J inch colored Nainsook, fine qual ity, (0c value. Wednesday, yard, . ' 480 - r i : Handkerchiefs- ; Women's fine Hand Em broidered 'r. Handkerchief, all- pure : , linen, beautiful, quality. ..On sale Wednes day, each':... -590 Pure Linen Handker chiefs, all colore, extra fine grade frtst colors. On sale Wednesday, each 690 ' LACE SALE, , , Colored edges for the col- ored luncheon sets, from 1 . to 4 inches wide, in rose, blue and gold. yard....lO0 . to 350 Lamp Shade Fringes, 5 niches wide, in rose, blue and gold. Special, yard '750 SPECIAL SALE OF GOOD GLOVES FOR THANKSGIVING WASH GOODS SALE 32 inch Dress Gingham, all new pat terns. Regular price 27c. Wednesday,' yard 1 ...230 36 inch Dress. Percale, heavy quality, new patterns. 'Regular price 29c. Wednesday, yard , 250 36 inch Figured - Silk ..and Cotton Crepe, $1.50 value. On sale Wednes day, yard $1.25 36 inch Checked . Ratine for dresses. Regular price 89c. On sale Wednes day, yard ......'.................J...... 750 30 inch Cheviot Shirtinsr, new pat terns, 29c value. On sale Wednes-; day, yard 250; 32 inch Silk Striped Shirting, new patterns. Regular price 69c. On sale Wednesday, yard., ..590 66x80 Plaid Cotton Blankets, good;, heavy quality. Regular price $4.00.- Wednesday, pair $3.48 ; Fancy Chamoisette Gloves in covert, putty, mastic , and beaver. ; Splendid , duality, new "-. styles, ' rVu2$?f $3.00 values. Wednesday, 3 pair $2.50 Bead Necklaces, all styles and colors. Regular $1.00 values. "Wednesday ....690 Lawn Stationery, good quality. On sale Wed nesday, box .....250 Kayser's Strap Wrist Chamoisette Gloves'in oak, covert, beaver, grey and brown. Regular- price $1.75. .Wednesday, -pair, $1.50 ; Pompeian Masage Cream. Special, jar... i 500 Parker Tar Soap Sham poo. Special 500 First showing of Gibson's Christinas Cards, each 50 to 250 Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody Medford, Oregon "Alexander" French Kid' Gloves in tan, brown, grey, black and white. Regu- ' lar price $4!.00. - On sale Wednesday, pair....$3.50 Java. Rose Powder in all shades, 60c value. Wed nesday ....480 Colored , Lawn Handker chiefs, fine quality, fast col ors. Special, each 180 3 for 500 Afai Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid' ' Agents for Butterick Patterns
