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RUINS OF OLD
Slavs who lived in northern Germany
before the Teutons made their ap
pearance, especially all . along the
Elbe.
FEAR PARTY OF 1 1
Beware of Carload Prices
SLAV SANCTUARY
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MEDFORD - MAIL' TRIBUNE,.'' MEDFOTCD, -Cmr.(10NT; VEDNT,8DXY. DECEAfBER 12, '192.T.
W. BASEBALL FIGHT
FELDBERG, Mecklenburg. Ruins
f an ancient Slav sanctuary have
keen unearthed near this town by Dr.
arl Schuchhard, director of the Ber-
nl'Muneuni of Anthropology, which
e believes to have been Rethra, the
hfef temple of the Slavs between the
ivers Elbe and Oder. Sunrosici was
he name of the god who was wor
, hipped here, and the temple was
i elatlvely more Important than the
)elphl of the Greeks.
. Rethra stood or several 'centuries
Uid wus destroyed In 1068 and 1069
'iniler the reiffn of Henry IV; The
3ishop of Halberstadt, under orders
'rom the emperor, destroyed the sanc
tuary. Burchhurd was the name of
his bishop, and it Is still preserved In
!ho folklore of northern Germany. He
s supposed to hove become immense
y rich through plundering the temple
fnd there Is a nursery rhypie which
liakes an appeal to this ancient
Ilshop to make gifts to children.
Dr. Schuchhard says the destrip
ons of the temple written by tho
bishop of Merseburg, who lived about
he year 1000, tally with his discover
ies and he is confident he has located
,he lost shrine for which archaeolo
gists havo been seeking for genera
ions. "j In the Spreewald, near Berlin, the
population still retains the customs,
Iress and language of the ancient
Sure Relief
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254 and 75a Packages Everywhere
CHICAGO, Dec. 12. (By Assoclat-'
ed Press). The major leagues Joint
session recessed late today after
adopting the majority, of 17 amend
ments proposed by Commissioner K.
M. Landls, with slight changes Ja, all
those adopted. This action, the prin
cipal one before the session, was
taken without any sign of friction, the
magnates asserted. 4
One of the principal amendments
of those adopted related to extension
of Land is control over umpires de
cisions or disputes arising from them.
The commissioner announced at
the start of the meeting that the
amendments were proposed to him by
various club owners and were not his
own.
Manila Not Taking Chances
. MANIIjA. The authorities have
redoubled their watchfulness at pub
lic meetings, and especially at sport
ing events, as a precaution against
disorders. This step is taken because
of the feeling engendered by the re-
cnt campaign and election.
An example of he necessity - for
such watchfulness was recently given
at a cock fight in the suburbs. -All
spectators on entering were admon
fshed to park their weapons. After
the crowd had assembled officers
found " a stack of - knives, bolos,
"knucks" and pistols large enough to
equip a small army or stock a mu-.
seum.- . .. .' ' 'r.
SAN BEDRO, Cal., Dec. 12. Sea
planes this afternoon joined In the
search for eight chief petty officers
of the navy, two civilians and a ten
year old boy who are believed to have
been lost . or driven ashore on Ban
Clemente island.
The party left here last Friday for
a hunting tiin on the Island and was
due back Sunday. Naval officers did
not become alarmed until todny when
the commanding officer of the U. S. S.
Procyon asked for assistance from the
commander in.ch.ief. . The tug King
fisher Was Immediately ordered out.
Shortly after noon a naval seaplane
and a plane chartered by friends of
the missing men hopped off to Join
in the search..
Marriage Ik-pen its On Earnings. .
COPENHAGEN. Many of the
larger banks in Denmark are con
I . I . . .. I il n.l.ln.. n ...U (knf
no DanK employee may marry unit's
his wage amounts to at least 4uou
crowns plus the bonus necessitated by
the rise In prices since the war, says
the Politiken. In one bank, this wage
in the ordinary course of events, is
not obtained until aftr 14 years' ser
vice so that it would appear some,
Dunish clerks will be 'condemned to
years of celibacy if the suggestion 1b
carried through,
WASHINGTON, Dec. 12. House
members from the grain growing
states of the northwest named a com
mittee today to confer with Secretary
Wallace In regard to changes in the
grading of grain. A. delegation of
grain men which placed a request for
changes before President Coolldge
yesterday appeared before the mem
bers today. .
The committee, appointed by Rep
resentative Nelson, republican, Wis
consin, chairman of the meeting, was
instructed to draw up legislation
seeking the changes If action is not
taken by the president or Mr. Wallace.
u CPctvalRosai
pfAmw hi --
another favorite In a famous Ha
Regal in flavor and variety as well at in
name Royal Rotation chocolate! are the
choicest of choice chocolate. They bring
a duhndtaon to the giver ana aeugni u me
recipient
Mallow a Moonlight
CIS 1ST ON VOGAN'S
Turkeys!
Bring in your dressed turkeys and .received the
' highest rtish price.. . "' 1
Cash Paid on Delivery
liens must weight 8 pounds and up. Toms 12 pounds
and up. . - ;
; We will receive ten tons only.
Reserve .space immediately. Deliver not later than
10:30, Dec. 15.
Poultry Producers Coop. Assn.
" Phone 929 V - ' ...
Iocal3i
he telegraphic report published In
Portland newspapers that a. M.
Loo mis and, two others of this city
had a narrow escape when their auto
went, off the 'fhighway near Hilt and
was denibliqned, .'is ' erroneous. Mr.
Loo mis and his brother, I W, Loomis
accompanied byt'Ouy, Bundy- of De
catur, ill., apd brother ht Mrs., John
Perl, were enroute last Saturday to
Med ford from Los Angeles. On Bailey
hill, five miles from Hornbrook, the
car began slipping: backward in the
several inches of snow and the three
got out and tried to hold It, but It
went off the' road and after going
forty feet down on the steep declivity
of 200 feet, was stopped by a rock.
The only damage done was the shat
tering of the wheel, which Btruck tho
rock. " V ' n.. f
. Apples! Got them of Rogers, Cra
ter Lake Road, adjoining town. 227
Want a Name -Before
Christmas
I have, purchased the bakery, con
fectionery, lunch ' counter and soft
drink emporium formerly known as
Talents, have remodeled the building,
enlarged the stocks.
I want to give the place a new name
and on Monday, December 24th, will
pay $5 to the person suggesting the
name we think best for our business.
Come In, see' what we carry and
suggest a name, by either leaving the
suggestion in person or send by mall.
Write your name and address plain
ly on the same sheet of paper as the
name. .All names must be In our
store before, noon, December 22.
C. .E. .Whlteman, Prop. Corner Main
and Grape streets. tf
Leather Goods
FINE CALF Catalogue and
Brief Cases for the business
man. - j . "
CORDOVA STEER HIDE ar
ticles from Watch Fobs to fine
Hand Bags. . ,
SOFT SUEDE LEATHER for
Collar Boxes, Shirt: Carriers
and many other things. -
Medford Book Store
34 No. Central Ave.
' .-'.- ..:
ANNOUNCEMENT
The Riverside Oarage has secured
the services of Mr. Charles Roberts
as first mechanic for the coming year:
Mr. , Roberts is well known in and
about Medford. and his ability as o
thorough mechanic Is not questioned
He has had a wide experience In all
branches of "automobile and truck
work, has made a special study of
Packard cars Including' a special
course at the Packard-Durant shops
In Sacramento. ' , . -
With competent mechanics, our
now lathe and. Its special attachments,
bortng and honing ; equipment, v and
Bp6ed-up- itbols , of ' every description,
we are better prepared than ever to
take care of the motor problems of
our customers. Let us overhaul your
motor now - before the spring rush
commences. Riverside Oarage, P.T.
Close, Proprietor.. ' v- - - -
on ORANGES
During our nine years in business this is the first time we have ever seen LARGE ORANGES
advertized to sell HIGHER BY, THE CASE THAN SMALL ONES.
There's a Nigger in the Wood Pile Some Where!-:
We very seldom advertise, because the public realizes our prices are rock-bottom all.', the-
time, and as Medford grows so does our business; but we hate to see the people misled and,
this is the reason we are advertising prices of Oranges-
All Sizes of Large Oranges, per case
1 Don't pay more, but get your order in before it's too late.
$3.
90
JAPANESE LCXt'RY MAKERS
. HARD HIT BY EARTHQUAKE
TOKIO. Industries In all parts of
Japan are feeling the effects of the
decreased demand as a result of the
earthquake and fire.' Unemployment
is on the Increase everywhere except
In the devastated area, where there Is
plenty of work, 'especially for manual
Jaborers.- ' . ' '
Farmers, too,-are complaining that
.the reduction of the duties on' food
products has .brought down the
prices of what they have Jlo sell
Meanwhile the .builders and their
workmen, and the people who supply
building material, are reaping a har
vest, charging Jn many cases exorbl
tant prices for the merest. makeshift
buildings. . ; :
Workmen 'are surprising their em
ployers. An' American" resident here
for upwards of 60 years, and indirect
ly an employer of many workmen,
says the Japanese never Worked so
hard before. They have given up all
amusements and have unreservedly
set themselves tHe task of making the
destroyed cities habitable.
XMAS CANDIES AND NUTS HOME ROASTED PEANUTS GOOD AND FRESH
It has always been our aim to please the people, sell as cheap as any of them give them
free delivery and Oh, boy! They certainly show their appreciation.
Here's Hoping Everybody Gets Cheap Oranges for Xmas
Yours for Square Dealing
JONES CASH STORE
Phone 125-126 Free Delivery
Dampening Clothes.
Hot water dampens your clothes
more evenly than cold when you
sprinkle them preparatory to Ironing
thorn.
Curtains.
Always pull a thread and cut by
that when you are making curtains,
Then they will always hang "true."
Card of Thank
We wish to thank the many friends
who extended their sympathy during
our recont sorrow; also for the beau
tiful floral offerings.
MR. AND MRS. O. C. MAUST. -
KAY MAUST.
MRS. A. B. CAMPBELL.
MR. AND MRS. E. M. CAMPBELL.
220
Notice to Public
Please noto .'thaL Thomas Judge,
having taken,; over tho business of
Maddox & Bonney from Nov. 1st, nil
orders for flowers or plants, and any
remittances for accounts contracted
for on or since thnt dato, should be
sent to him at 1005 East Main, or
phone 374 227
KnltfhtH Templar Conclave
r7 Malta Commandery meets
j at Masonic Hall, Ashland.
Si) Wednesday evening', Dec. 12
for work in ' Red . Cross.
vitf"0 Light refreshments after
wards. Resident members urgod to
bo present, and sojourning visiting
fraters courteously Invited..
By order of E. C - - ?
225 W. H. DAY, Recorder1..
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Bar bar y Coast Before and Daring the .
Great San Francisco Fire
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"The Shock" is a vital human "document. ' It runs the dramatic
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a new life as an entire city is rocked to ruins.
A Picture of Countless Surprises
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