Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textf U'.l - t arrcnForcn matt TnifiiTyrc,' mkdford, ot?ec,ont, frnrftsnAY, btxemdet?, m, 102?, PAOE FIVE I ir , il .vl 2 ROBBERIES Ih MEDFORD, POLICE ..Two west aido iomo8 were broken into ,by. burglara last Saturday nnd Sunday nights, nnd rumor has it that . ther. havo beon eight burglaries at hnmes in the city the paat few weeks. ''Tho police warn citizens to be sure ; Hrid Jock 4he doors when going Away from Uoho temporarily, and to nsk neighbors to . keep an eye on thoir homcs while away. .i Early last Saturday the home of Mr. ''nnd Mrs. John M. Hoot on West Main 'Street was entered during their ab sence and about S300 worth of jew elry, , clothing and a suit caso wero taken. Entrance wag gained by plac ing a rug at the glass pane of a roar door to. muffle tho sound, and break ing the glass, and then- Inserting an arm and .unlocking the" door. tr Sunday, evening during the absence if Mr. and Mrs. Ben H. Plymnle nnd their two dogs, from their home (it 50 Xurth Orange street, the place was broken into, entrance being gained by cutting a hole in (he screen of a rear door and then reaching in nnd un locking the door. Although tho burg lar or. burglars went thru tho house, only a purso containing a few dol lars, and a wrist watch of Mrs. Ply male's valued at $65 wero taken. $520,334 OFFER FOR PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 13. Prince Folijc Co.tissoupoff'fl of for of $520, -334 for (he return of two Rembrandt; paintings was refused by representa tives of Joseph B. Wlilenor, million aire art collector. : "jhe offer wns made by " Emory R. ' BucUncr, New York attorney for the ItuHsian nobleman. lUeU Wind, Off Coast. . SEATTLE. " Dec. 13. The Wind renched a velocitv of sixty miles an hour at Capo Flattery on the south si'io of tho cntrnnco to Juan Do Fuea strnit, according to official reports hero. Tho wind was driving a heavy mlHt. ' OREGON CITY WILL HAVE VOTE ANYWAY OREGON CITY, Oro., Doc. 13. De spite tho fact that City Attornoy Wil liam M, Stone has held that OrcRon City cannot legally hold a special elec tion to name city commissioners unt'.l Noyember, 1924, preparations wero be ing made today by City. Recordor 0. W. Kolloy for holding an election De cember 18, in accordance with plans adopted when the city recently voted to change to the commission form of government; . The city will hold the election nnd tot the courts tlocldo If tho question of the -election's locality is challenged afterwards. Spanish Musket tlnonrthcd. ST. PETERSBURG, Fla., Dec. 13. Excavators unearthed tho barrel of an ancient .Spanish musket and - a pieco of a broadsword yesterday be lieved to. datq back to the tlmo De Soto visited Tampa Bay in the 16th century. ' SAMPLE STORE SPECIALS BOYS SHIRTS Boys Blue Work Shirts, 75c value yi Special Price . . . . . For the BALANCE of this month we will give a discount of 10 on all pur chases amounting to $1 or more "Specials" excepted. t i f V. ; INFANTS SWEATERS' Sizes 24 to 28. Values to $2.35 Special Price . . . 81 . i 89 We are OVER STOCKED. We must dispose of a lot of this mer chandise before the first of the year. You will find our store full of REAL BARGAINS. If you don't take advantage of these prices, we both lose. 50 STORES That's Why "WHERE CASH BEATS CREDIT" THE SAMPLE STORE C.J.BREIERC0. 50 STORES ThatVWhy G hristmas Gifts For Indoor Amusement and Development of the System. No Better f. ; Exercise to be Had BOXING GLOVES, PER SET OF FOUR, f 4.00 - $5.00 - $5.50 - $6,00 - $7.00 $9.50 12.50 STRIKING BAGS $3.00 - $4.00 - $5.00 - $6.00 - $7.50 - $9.00 $10.00 We also carry sctsmade up.;in an attractive Chrjistmas package. Raseball tiloves, Data and Balls, are ajso id demand for the Doys. ffledf ord Hardware 6 Sporting Goods Co. Phone 296 'THE REMINGTON STORE" 327 East Main Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Doe. 13. Cuttle 1 tii!' 20c hitilicr; lnolpts 771. Host, steers, good RXiulo $6.757.75; mo-dium- $&.&Ui$(i.7G-l common $4.25ti 5.50; best cowb and heifers, good Krndo 4.755.Cri; medium $3.60! 4.75;, common $3(G3.r0; cannera andj bulls $2.75r4; feeder stcors $55.50; calves, medium to choice, 190 lbs. down J'JitflO; 100 to 200 lbs., '$6.60 Spit; 3(i0 lbs. up $4.506.00; culjs and common $3.JSO'iiM.50. l-logs .steady; receipts 1748. Me dium .good and choice 1G0 to 200: illa-i $7.107.(10; Sheep steady; receipts 155. . Kites. roim.AND, Ore., Dec. 13. Errs steady: pullets. 35 l?i' 3Go; mixed colors 35(8';i6e; hennery 4041c dollvered, Portland. i . Butter. . ronTI,AND, Oro., Dec. 13. .Ttilt ter, extra cubes, . city 45tM5Hc; country 4444,,c; undersized, 42 43c; prints 40c: cartons 60c. Butter fat firm. Boat churning cream 60 61c lb., f. 0. b., Portland. - Poultry. PORTLAND, Ore, Dec. 13. Poul try steady; heavy hens 21c: light lfic; springs 2122c; ducks, colored, 14 15c; white Pckins 1 1 7 1 8c; turkeys, livo nominal; dressed nominal at 28 30c. Potatoes. PORTLAND, Ore., Doc' 13. Pota toes quiet, $11.25. Portland Yl'liont. PORTLAND, Ore., Doc. 13. Wheat bids, hard white, bluestem, bnart, soft white, western white, $102; hard winter, northern spring, western rod, 98c. , . Today's car receipts: Wheat 42; flour 3; corn 3; oats 3; hay 2. . San Francisco Market. SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 13. (U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics) Fryers, leghorn 22V& pounds, 28 30c; young roosters, colored, 3 lbs. and up, 2G27c; staggy, showing spurs, 18 20c; old roosters, 1G18g; leghorn hons 2 Vi 5 3 lbs., . 1820c; over 3 lbs., 24 26c. Turkeys, , livo young, 2225c; old, 2023c; dressed, young 22 23c; few fancy . 232Gc; undergrade 1620c; dressed old, 1!) 2Sc. , Ducks, young 2023c. Bel gian hares livo 2022c; dressed, 20 28c. , ,-. ' SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 13. (U. S. Bureau of Agricultural Economics) . Eggs, extras 40V4c; extra pullets 4214c; undcrsiacd 35 'Ac. . ' 1 SAN FRANCISCO, Doc. 13. nut torfat, f. o.' b-i Ban Francisco 65'Ac. UIb Program, Pngo Thomas H. Ince'a mystery-comedy, "A Man of Action," now playing at the Pago theatre, with Douglas' Mac lean in tho nolo of a youth with more money than ambition; is tho . best comedy in which DcAiglas MacLean has. appeared slnco "Tho Hottentot." 'A Man of Action'.' has boon do scribed as an "action plcturo" and certainly it is a movio that movos. There is littlo love, a plot that can't bo guessed until tho end, plonty of laughs and a liberal measure of melo drama. Larry" Semon appears on tho samo program. "The Barnyard," and ,, cro atos many laughs with tho fowls and animals. ; - Tjon ('honey. Rlalto "Tho Shock," tho fcattiro which be gan Its cngagomont at tho Rlalto tho atro yesterday, is a bitter-sweet story of life, and ono that is well worth seeing. , It is bitter when tho San Francisco earthquake drains tho drogs from tho cup of lifo and sweot when tho boauty of Virginia Valli is shown in contrast to tho sinister pathos of Lon C'haney lh'hls greatest screen rolo; ':' Technically the reproduction -of tho oarthquako is marvelous. y .' BIk Xcw York, llnvuo , . With a company of notable singers, dancers, comedians, and a pretty lot of chorus girls, the Marcus Rovuo is jimklng its annual tour of the princi pal cities enroute east, after , visiting the Pacific coast and the entire west. .Everywhere tho critics and the public proclaimed It to be far bottor than ever before, and placed tho Rovuo on an equal with the "Follies," "Passing Show," and other famous organiza tions of similar character. With Guy Rarick are associated such clever artists as Polly Day, Boo Winsome, Jane Stono, Mile. Bobo, Marie ' Vespo, Jane Frayne, . James Cunningham, Jack Crawford's Royal Blue Band, Stanley & Byrnes, Frank DuTcll, and a score of others, who have won their way to the top of tho ladder In musical comedy. Tho Marcus Show will bo here at the Pago Saturday matinee and night Dec. 10. ill Reorganize , Merchants9 Association A number of Medford mftrchantB mot Ht the Mcdford hotel laitt even ing, had a banquet, dlscuRHed thor- ouKhly the nupHtion of .reorganlBlng the Medford jvicronnm. h ftHsocmiinn and affiliating with the fltAte and na tional associations. The work of both of theao organl- xn t inns was thoruuuhly oxiiIahii'U by 10. A. Mai-i.oan, arcrotury of the state association ,aiul ll. H. Swuin of the Hiimo orKanlf.atlon. It was doubled to rcorRanlzo and tumyorary ot ficora wero cltoaen h f(tllows: Louis UlrU-h, i)reaidont; J. V, raid, peeretary and Elmer WU apn, treasurer. A committee emtHlstlnir of Port Hubbard. F. L. Heath, A. " W. Hubbs. II. S. Jieuel, and C J. Uobert wns selected to interview tho merchants not present und havo them join the asHoeiatlon. It is the Intention to put lots of "pep" liito tho new orRanlxation, and thero rti'o many things that can bo aecompUshed. one of tho principal thlnps beinp to brliipr tho merchants nnd their customers closor toBothor, for mutual benefits. Hreord fr YiN'.tihii; Sttcr. HUKKAU). N. Y., Dec. 13. A yoar- llnir of not. n. lv rinni'nn Mniimi if AVoodstock, Ohio, wild last nisht for what stock yards officials said was a record price, 1 sixty cents a pound The animal wclRhod 1060 pounds. Smith Brothers Make Famous Stomach Remedy Years ago when tho Smith Brothers placed their M. A. C. Slomach Tonic on tlxe market, drug stores through out tho country wero literally swamped with preparations alleged by their mnkors to havo. groat vlrtuo In tho treatment of stomach complaints, Today most of thoso medicines ,are gono and forgotten, ' whlto . Smith Bros.' M. A. C. has a bigger sale than ever. ,tJt s tho old story of honest morit achioving success in spito of every ob' staclo. Stomach sufferers who used M. A. C. found lasting relief and told others about It, That's why tho de mand for this remedy has continued to grow year, after year. M. A. C. is remarkably offoctivo In all forms of stomach distress, such as inuigcsuon,! uyspopsm, . nearlburn, sour stomach, nausea and , excessivo gas.. . Absotutoly harmloas-plcasant to -tako. Put -up in ono slBo-'only. Price $1.26. iHcath's Drug Store,, Wost Side Pharmacy will supply you. t ". Adv. BEFORE you buy an unknown tire at what looks to be a low prico, compare the cost with these low prices on Good year Wingfoot Tires t 30x3ia CI 10.95 32x3i2 8, S 17.10 31x4 8. 8 18.85 32x4 8. 8. 19.95 33x4 8. 8 21.45 34x4 8. 8 22.00 32x4!2 8. 8 26.90 35x5 8. 8. 35.10 -, .... Am ConJytmr Svrin Slmtttm Dialers in II und rwom mmnd Gaodymer Tirmm and , Lack lham up with atandard Caadyaar Sarmica . Medford Seryico Station v , ' , (' Medford, Orb. ( ' A Lie-Long- Present The day wlicti you pivscnt lior with a rlns as iv symbol of jour a f feci Ion, rould fit tingly bo calUtl tho day of days. What an Ideal time Is Christinas to givo lo her tlic i''.ng for your cugacmcjut. . . It's all I lie nii:-o dcUglitrul wlicn given in u Christ :iuis gilt. Visit us today mid make your selection from iui a liny of sparkling, glistening dia monds. Thoro lire ninny" other qualified gilts to' give lie ior ClirlBtmas. '" Reddy & Co. m THE THKASPllH 3IOUSI3 Long Famous Tor It's Diamonds r ' Medford - Oregon Jg ' i -5 i ' : sr. lllll!llllllllllll 1 Ajr ll!!l!llll!illlll!!!!!ll!!llllll!ll!lll!!!ill!i!llli!llll!IIIIIIIIIIIIIIH of carriage is natural when you walk in I Arch Preserver Shoes You (jiuiiiot walk Ki'iiccfully unions your feet are comforts- S able. You oiuiiuit be comfortable unless your shoes fit and properly support nil bearings of the foot arch. ' S It if 'he absence of proper strength in shoo arches which EE ESS subjects foot archo3 to tho strain that produces flattened EE EE Arch Preserver Shoes are made with low, medium and EE EE liiffh heels aiul in"mnurt styles. ' But the usual foot strain is Hi EE relieved. Special last niodidinfr, and a form-fitting, nnliond- EE E able shoe arch that comes up und slays up to tho foot arch, EE prevent strain and protect you from suffering or flatfoOt. S To keep good feet good, to. make unhappy feet comfort- EE able, and to have a 'graceful carriage, insist on shoes that have this mark on the solo. We sell them. . EE 'I 'V , . i., Licenses for. balance o1923 tputon;; FREE OF CHARGE on any ; NEW CAR sold prior to January 1, 1924 t'f: TheBusy Corner Motor Co. EE , , i ... ", . EE tiHoS i.c..-c:i iflilil!ll!lll!ll!l!!!illlllll!llll!!ll!lll!lllli I fin Mllh Vhnn Vrnrn S, i iiti nun Liiiiir: iiiiiin Across St. from Hotel Nash 5s llllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllll! Big Band Concert BY D.O. K. K. BAND ' "AT THE Medford Armory DECEMBER 20 8 P. M. Sharp - " Admission 55c 5 All School Children Admitted - 1 for 25c FREE DANCE AFTER THE CONCERT, Will Be Over In Time To Attend the ' Elks' Christmas Tree ! . ' Give This Band Your Support '. They Deserve It. ' "