Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextfEDFOTlTl iVfATTJ TRTBTTOT!, MEDFOiay OREGON, THURSDAY; DECEMBER 13, 1923 IlilliilllfllMilMiWII!!! A DRIVE TO GET T01KEASTUDY 0& lira Pit $ WASHINGTON, Doc. 13. Word of civic noii-pnrtlBnn movement In hicago to secure the 1924' rtemo aratic national convention was re ceived today at national democratic headquarters. 8 Oeorgo Brennan, democratic na tional committee man (or Illinois, telrgraphcd that he had conferred Ifith civic leaders of Chicago who might co-operate with Fred W. JJp (mm. national republican treasurer, to get the democratic national con vention for Chicago. . Mr. Upham has been In chargo of similar efforts In tho past to secure the republican convention. The democratic convention city will be solocted hero January 15 nt a meeting of the national committee. With Chicago an active blddor the competition was wldoned to Include New York and St. Louis and posHlhly San Francisco, Kansas City, Nash vlllo and Atlanta. Same democratic leaders hero ex pect the competition to narrow fi nally to Chicago, St. Louis and Now Tork. SEATTLE, Doc. 13. Guy E. Kelly of. Tacoma, republican national com mitteeman for Washington, has tele graphed D. H. Iiluir,. commissioner of internal revenue, It was announced here today, demanding publication of a report for the stato nnd William B Whitney, Gordon O'Hara, H. V Mooring and J. H. Simmons of his staff woro criticized. "I told Blair," said Mr. Kelley, "that I thought It a very great mis take to sit on this report any longer: that people here were becoming rest less und skeptical of tho good faith of our administration officials and that tho best thing to bo dono was to lot It havo the light of day, nnd then let It stand or fall on tho facts It dis closed or protended to dlscloso." JWEW FILTERING PROCESS REMOVES COLOR. FROM WINE i. LONDON, Nov. 27. Spectacular results In filtration have been obtain ed by a now Invention of Doctor II. S. Hole-Shaw, who recant ly explained hls method to members of tho Royal society, ; ; f V; Tho'doctor has a siream-line filter along ' which liquids can bo pussod under pressure through many thous ands of tightly packed, . perforated Sheets of paper, llo claims ho 'has taken the color out of rod wlno and tea. and has extracted tho color from milk and left a tasteless, fluid -like water. Break a Cold Right Up with 'Tape's Cold Compound" i i i - Take two toblota every three hours until three doses are taken. The first dose always gives rolicf. . The second and third dunes completely break up the cold. Pleasant and safe to take. Con tains no quinine or opiates. Millions use "Popo's Cold Compound," l'rieo, thirty-five cents. Druggists guarantee it. COLUMHUS, Ohio, Doc. 13. (Dy the Associated Press.) Tho Inst twolve months havo made a Kolclon year in tho lynching record of the country, it was doclared In a state ment to tho exocutivo committee of tho federal council of churches today by Its commission on race rotations.. In tho first six months of 1923 there wero only 14, lynching In tho Unltod Statos, 13 being negro victlniB, tho stalemont said. In the first six months of 1922 thoro woro 30 lynchings and In the first six months of 1921 thoro wero 33. May Stop Indian Dances; Braves Give Away Their Squaws WASHINGTON, Dec. 13. Tribal dances nnd ceremonies came In for considerable discussion today before Secretary Works' ndvisory committee on Indian nffalrs. A majority of tho speakers urged that tho committee go on record as upholding tho stnnd of tho Indian bureau in discouraging only those dances among Indtnns that are found to bo detrimental to morals. In the rocords of tho bureau there nre affidavits said Mr. Llnriquist, con cerning "secret" dnnces that "should certainly go." Hu reforrod to tho "give away" danco practiced nmong certain tribes as a certain ceremony at which Indians "nro llkoly to got excited and glvo away nil they pos sess," Including nt times a wlfo or daughter. WASHINGTON, Dec. A detailed ntudy of common cold Is to bo made by thV Public Health Service In co operation with a number of the coun try'H loading uhiver8lt.es. Dr. Hugh S. dimming, Burgeon general, saya uoldH, influenza and Himilur conditions are responsible for a grout deal of suffering, loss of time, disability and not Inconsiderable number or deaths. Ho says there nro few. If any, in dividuals who do not suffer from some acute respiratory condition at least once a year losing from a day to a week or more as a result, and some at tacks develop into more serious con ditions, at times even a , latent pul monary tuberculosis being lighted up. Comparatively littlo Is definitely known as to the real causes, distri bution, manner of spread, and epi demiology of theso so-called minor rcsplrutory ailments. Dr. Cufmming says, and this detailed study being undertaken is expected to be of value. In attempting to prevent these affections. j iiu wurn win uu uuuvuiy unuur-. laaen ai Harvard university, jonns Hopkins Medical school, Georgetown and Howard universities, "Washington, Tulano university, New Orleans; Ohio Stato university, University of Chi cago and University of California. It is anticipated; tho studies will ex tend over two or three years. IS SEATTLE, Dec. 13. A floating! mass of impotent metal that once flew the flag of Admiral "Fighting Bob" Kvans from her masthead as she headed the squadron of American battleships on a tour of the world fifteen years ago, tho U. S. S. Connec ticut was moored to a local wharf last night. Her engines long since dis mantled, her mighty guns that belched defiance on the seven seas and brought her the coveted honor of being first in gunnery of the Atlan-.' tic fleot, now useless in compliance with the mandate of the Washington arms conference, the U. 8. 8. Connec ticut was towed here from Bremerton. She will bo refitted to permit her movement to San Francisco where she will bo scrapped. The Union Construction company bought tho vessel for Junk. BIG LlC PfjAYHllH TIIRITjTj GKItMAN CIII IU ll-GOICHN RIALTO NOW PLAYING! On This Same Bill We Are Using ROUND ONE "Fighting Blood" H. 0. Witwor'g Famous Collier's Weekly Stories of Romance and Humor and Red Blooded Youth. SEE A WHOLE CITY CRUMBLE BEFORE YOUR EYES Crashing walls; licking; tongues of flame; hundreds of ter rorized citizens ; the earth cracking, and opening, engulfing whole blocks of buildings I It's awe-inspiring! The SAN FRANCISCO EARTHQUAKE! LON CHANEY and Beautiful VIRGINIA VALLI in "The Ilia Ho nnd Pngo Coupon Book will brimr !Mun sk the Caliler.. Sunday JIAItltV CAIIKY In 'Cniiytm of FooIn" BERLIN. Buglers who glvo Sun day concerts on church-spires attract largo crowds in Germany, nnd In fact tho practice Is extending throughout Central Europe. Trinity church, which stands near tho American embassy in Berlin, fre quently has such concerts on religious holidays. A quartot of buglers play religious tunes on a balcony about tho spire of the church at least 100 feet abovo tho surrounding streets. MEXICAN BATTLE EXPECTED (Continued From Page One) ( By tho Associated Press) General Andrew Almaznn with tho Obregon forces last night evacuated the city of lunliliL nnrl f Invprnni Mnnlflrm. a De La Huorta partisan, who had, been removed as governor by PreHldont Ohregnn, ntfuin took over tho office, I according to a report received here today by the Light. The report added that tho Do La Huorta forces under General Ouadalupo Sanchez are ex pected momentarily to enter Puobla. This Is taken to indicate, the Light said, that Obregon will not do fond Mexico City and that tho de cisive battle fur control will bo fought aomowhoro around Celaya or Quer taro. President Obregon has left Mexico City, accompanied by Minister of War Mh7,u, to tako personnl command of tho Anuirro forces concentrating In Ouanjato and Queretaro. General Francisco Ma 1.7.0 and Ar nulfo aro still In Mexico City with troops and aro expected to leavo shortly for tho front. ftp Liberty Bonds. NEW ..YORK,.. Doc... 13. Liberty bonds closed: 3V4'B 99.29; first 454's 98.12; second KVCs 98.10; third 4 Vs 99.8: fourth 414 s 98.12; U. S. Govornraont 4i4's 99.16. GIFT GLOVES Novelty Rtylos ami color com filiations of Domestic or Im ported Mocha, Suede, Kid or J Cape. For Boys and Girls $1.25 to $1.75 Women $1.50 to $7.50 We put a new meaning in the word "Service" A trial will show you. Remember: "We are not satisfied unless you are." City Cleaning and Dyeing Co. Phone 474 624 N. Riverside Useful, decidedly Practical Gifts here in splendid var ietyShop Now. What to Give for Christma Here are delightful collections or gifts ingenuously prac tical things, purposeful gifts, gifts purely decorative, gifts for everyone those to whom this isthe "first Christmas," those to whom Christmas is a friend of many years SHOP NOW Just Twelve more days till Christmas. Shop now. HANDKERCHIEFS Are Now Ready for Gift Seekers ' Women who have seen our immense line of . handkerchiefs have been' warm in their praiso of the wonderful assortments and tho values. , .' Linens aid Lawns,' White and Colors, plain or embroidered Priced 1 each and up , .. . A Gift for Rain or Shine: UMBRELLAS For Women or Children An umbrella elways solves tho gift-'.qnciitip.n cur , stocks urc wonderfully complete with umbrellas for everyone. For Children'........ $1.00 For AVomen, $1.50 to $7.50 GIFT LINENS Fancy all Linen Towels 65S $1.15: $1.50 Imported All Linen Luncheon Scts $7.00, $8.50, $10.00 All Linen Patterns Clothes, 72 inch $5.00 Napkins to Match, a doz : $7.50 Bridge Luncheon Clothes .:. . $1.25 HANDKERCHIEF- LINENS Several New Colors, at yard $1.25 By square 25t DAINTY LINGERIE cXhnity'Cfciir ' SimVmmmmi Again, as at each former Christmas, our lingerie section will be found a source of happiest inspiration in the matter' of a gift practical and beautiful. , . Vanity Fair Vests, at $2.50 and $3.50 Vanity Fair Bloomers, at $3.50 and $4.95 Vanity Fair Night Gowns, sec them, at .......$9.50 Bclding's Wash Satin Brassieres, $1.25 value..:. 89 Rubber Aprons, pretty, patterns ,.....50 to $1.25 BOXED CHRISTMAS. On Sale at 50t - 75 STATIONERY $1.00 FOR DAD It's said that no one thinks of "Dad" but wo think it's an Unfounded saying. Give Dad, dear old unself ish Dad, something - that will please him. SUGGESTIONS . Hose Silks or Wools Shirts Silks or Madras Ties Cut or Knit Silk Pajamas Gloves . , FOR MOTHER The best woman in the world deserves the . best you can give. Note the suggestions made here these and many other suit able gifts arc to be had at DEUEL'S. Beaded Bag Silk or Wool Hose Silk Underwear Umbrella Gloves FOR SWEET SIXTEEN No need to be perplexed hero are various ' gift suggestions every, nno of which will receive a hearty welcome. Vanity Case Silk Hose Stationery Handkerchiefs FOR BUB Perhaps he has been a bit mischevious throughout the year. But his good behav ior in the past few weeks certainly have earned for him the right to rcceiv.e just what he wants for Christmas. Rat, Cap, Cuff Buttons Neckwear, Shirts Gloves, Sweater Handkerchiefs, Initialed Stick Pin, Belt, Overcoat FOR BABY The "King of the Home" a choice variety of gifts that will strike the fancy of "His Majesty." Silk and Woo! Baby Hose Silk and Wool Underwear Kid Gloves, Fur Trimmed New Silk Hose, Spe cial . . $1.00 Beautiful Full-Fashioned Certainly it w.ill pay to buy two or three pair, when so much is to be saved on perfect qual ity, full-fashioned hose of heavy thread silk. Sizes 8i to 10i2. CHIFFON HOSE Pure Si'k Full Fashioned $2.50 pair WOOL SPORT HOSE $1.25 to $2.25 SILK and LISLE HOSE , Several Good Colors Priced pair $1.25 GIVE BLANKETS Pure Virgin Wools G6x80 Plaids, 4Ibs $10.00 72x80 Plaids, 5 lbs.....$12.50 Nashua Woolnaps R50 value, 64x76, now $3.65 $5.50 value, 72x80, now $4.50 For OTTTTC A VJKJ Ml X UI1U Men $20.00 Overcoats now $30.00 .Overcoats now .'..L $10.00 Overcoats liow ....t." 50.00 Overcoats flow .$15.00 .. $22.50 .$30.00 -$37.50 OVERCOATS For! Boys All Overcoats for both men and boys from ages 1 to 100 in clusive are now placed on sale at a price reduction 'of 25 per OFF FREE, a $5.00 Hardeman Hat given with every Kuppenheimer Suit-FREE Sole Agents for Vanity Fair Underwear, Wayne Knit Hos iery, Standard Patterns. DE UEL'S Men We sell Wilson Bros. Furnishings, Kuppenheimer Good Clothes. Mail Order Promptly Filled Quality is Economy Postage Prepaid Mi