fEDFOTlTl iVfATTJ TRTBTTOT!, MEDFOiay OREGON, THURSDAY; DECEMBER 13, 1923
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$ 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.
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until three doses are taken. The first
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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
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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
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in "The
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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.
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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.
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Women $1.50 to $7.50
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Bridge Luncheon Clothes .:. . $1.25
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Vanity Fair Vests, at $2.50 and $3.50
Vanity Fair Bloomers, at $3.50 and $4.95
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Bclding's Wash Satin Brassieres, $1.25 value..:. 89
Rubber Aprons, pretty, patterns ,.....50 to $1.25
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Give Dad, dear old unself
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SUGGESTIONS
.
Hose Silks or Wools
Shirts Silks or Madras
Ties Cut or Knit Silk
Pajamas Gloves . ,
FOR MOTHER
The best woman in the
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these and many other suit
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Beaded Bag
Silk or Wool Hose
Silk Underwear
Umbrella
Gloves
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Vanity Case
Silk Hose
Stationery
Handkerchiefs
FOR BUB
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year. But his good behav
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certainly have earned for
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Rat, Cap, Cuff Buttons
Neckwear, Shirts
Gloves, Sweater
Handkerchiefs, Initialed
Stick Pin, Belt, Overcoat
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a choice variety of gifts
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Silk and Wool Underwear
Kid Gloves, Fur Trimmed
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Pure Si'k Full Fashioned
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G6x80 Plaids, 4Ibs $10.00
72x80 Plaids, 5 lbs.....$12.50
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