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- ' ( ! JfEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOTID, ORKfiOX, FRIDAY, DW'EMKKK -11, . .. paoio Eimrr DECLARES RUSSIA ots u tmp .iIIii.Im FACING A CHEAT ? : JPtPx '" I BUSINESS FUTURE HUSKIES CALLED ' jM FOR NAVY GAME v 1 'V'-:::" IB . .. SS jF S ( i WASH INOTON, Dec 1 3. Kfltab llshment of trado relations with Uuh tiia by the United Suites was uracil today by TterocBentative Fruar, re publican, WiscotiHln, in a Hpooi h, in the ho line today detnilitiR hla invcHti gations during a visit to that country last summer. If a fair trial of a trado agreement with Husaia proved mutually benefic ial Frear said, recognition of tho soviet government - by the United States would follow as a matter of course. Settlement of the obligations of Russia to this country then could be referred to arbitration, Mr. Frear Bald. The Wisconsin member presented these conclusions: ; "Russia measures up with two thirds'of the European countries in stability and promtae. "Its financial budget nyntom is more certain and businesslike than system possessed by a majority of European countries. "Respect for law and order prevails. i'The laws are well and fairly ad ministered. "Rights of religious worship were never so well recognized there as to day.' - ."The greatest co-operative business concerns in the world, are found in Russia. These concerns are seeking raw material for shoes, machinery, food and other goods, all of which wo have to sell. 1 "Russia promises to be one of the most powerful and' progressive .na tions In Khrope within a fev' years and her friendship and good will Is an asset worth having.?' . LIQUOR FLOWING , ACROSS LINE IN SPITES OF AGENTS . MATRON R, N. IV Doc. 13. A thin line of. 116 prohibition enforcement agents stood on guard today to stop If possible, tho ever Increasing flow of Canadian contraband liquor iutohh tho great open spaces of a frontier of nearly 800 miles, comprising tho four upper tier counties of northeastern Now York. Tho rum consigned to tho big cities clown stato for tho Christ mas holiday trndo has boon poured over the border In such heavy quan tities recently as to can so seriotiH con cern to tho law enforcement officers. Tho 'authorities, federal and slato. have lately maintained a policy of socrecy, not only as to their plans but ad to tho succchs or failure of their efforts to stem tho tltlo. No secret Is made, however, of the fact that de spite their efforts, thero Is no dlmunt tion in tho flow. Reports that tho en forcement officers havo sought rein forcements could not bo confirmed. , This Franklin county village twelvo mitea from tho bordor, Is tho norve coti tor .of tho efforts to bring tho smugglers in tho clutchos-of tho law for' hero aro located the headquarters of troop B of stato troopers and fed eral authorities. In Malono everybody talks of contraband liquor. Tho boot legger has become commonplace, Tho northern Now York bootlegger Is bold and not ashamed of his Iden tity, One recontly brought over twen ty gallons of liquor, parked his car within a stone's thnow of tho customs housor nought out nn enforcement agont and blandly asked for a permit ; to bring liquor over tho bordor. SEATTLE, . Dec. 13J Tomorrow afternoon vacation time for the Husky gridiron' wagrlor will bo over gof a short period when Coach Kag shaw sends his meri out to loosen up tho Joints in the players' limbs that may havo stiffened sindo tho Wash ington-Oregon contest here, in prep- nratlon for the clash with the Navy eleven In Pasadena New Year's day. For the first tlmo since December 1 a full Washington squad will answer the coach's summons torn or row. ' ; Since tho Oregon , tilt, only three'or four players, the men whoso "educated feet" do the kicking, have been taking dally workouts on tho gridiron. The remainder of the team, however, has been keeping muscles hardened at basketball or other exer cise- and the squad should bo In good physical condition for the coming practice. , M. YOKEL DEFEATS , THYE-DERN MATCH A DRAW EUGENE, Ore., Doc.,., 13- Mike Yokel, Bait Lake City light-honvy- weight wrestler last night at Cottage Grove, defeated Ralph Hand of that, city by taking two falls out of three Yokol won tho first fall In 37 minutes with a half nelson. Hand, won tho second fall with a sclsAors hold, and Yokel took tho third with a half nel son, . . TORTLAND, Ore., Doc. ,13. Ted Thye, Portland Ilght-henvywelght and Irn Dern of Salt Lnko City, wrestled two hours to a draw hero last night; There were two falls In tho match. Thye took tho first In ono hour, 36 minutes and Dern tho second In 14 minutes. Neither man could get tho deciding fall In tho remaining ten minutes. Inventor Awarded Medal. NEW YORK, Dec. 13. Tho Inati tut of radio engineers presented tho medal of honor, for 1022 to Leo Do Forest radio engineer last night for his Invention of tho nudton. ), GLOSSY Millions Use It - Few Cents Buys Ja,r, at.JJ.rygstore i j? KeepsHair V J J JLT.D aiuuuvrii, MiiiM.j . bi......... lair stay combed all dny in any stylo s yon like. "Hair-Groom ia a dignim-d i t combine eream which give that natural t '' rloo. nd well-groomed effect to your ' talrthat final touch to rood dreas f fcoth In business and on aocial occasions. !' Bir-Oroom" J rease!esas also help. 'i Wrow thick, Jicavyl Inatroua knir. l.c- . -SPORT BRIEFS DAYTON, Ohio, )eo. 13. Stivers hlKh school nf J)nyton, which Iuih not lost a fnotlmll Kiiiim for two years, htiH assorted clultil to tho luitlonill hlh Hi'honl rnotbnll cliiimplnimhlp whim Srott IiIkIi of Toludu doclinod to meet them. rjAIA'USTON, Texns, Dec. 13. lluri-y At. Anins, ltoHtont (Iroek IlKht hPHvywclght champion, retalnof hl tit lo hint niKht In two Btrulght fill la over I him l'nsha Rnchld. ' , 'T Sonttlo-SyrncuHo Shoot. SEATTLE, Doc. 13. Members of tho Turple and Clold rlfl team, ra eontly defeated by tho Unlvorslty of California will meet the Syracuse uni versity rifle tonm in a dual match to morrow, according: to ' an announce' munt. r Ten shots will bo fired jfrom prono anil sitting positions, aevon men VihootliiK and tho five htKhost scores to. count. . Hcores will bo exchanged by mail and tho result will be announced noxt woek. 1 PortiiKinwo Cabinet HiwIkiis. .'LIHIION,' Dec. 13.r-(Hy tho Aaso clato'd I'rcss) The Portimuese cabl- nqt resigned todny. Tho ministry was rorined on November IS with Antonio Maclmdo as premier. ' V- foley l'llla nrliiR Itellof .. 'Voley l'llls are the beat I havo tried.' My kidneys work a lot bettor since I -ocotved your generous offer," writes John V. Drogan, Adams, Mass. Foloy Pills aro a diuretic stimulant for tho kidneys nnd while being taken clone attention should bo pnld to the diet. Avoid sweetH, pastry, starchy foods, alcoholic drinks,-tea and cot foe. Drink plenty of good fresh water and keep the body warmly clothed. Rcfuso substitutes. Sold ovorywhoro. Adv. . .V Notloo to Putillo 'Please note that Thomas - Judge, having taken over tho business of Maddox & llonney from Nov. 1st, all orders for flowors or plants, nnd any remittances for accounts contracted for on or since that date, should bo sent to him nt 1005 Kust Main, or phono S74.' 22" ANNOUNCEMENT Tho Riversldo Oarage has secured tho services of Mr. Charles Roberta as first mechanic for the coming year. Mr. Roberts is well known in nnd a limit Medford and his ability as a thorough mechanic Is not questioned. Ho has. had p wide .oxporlcnce In all branches of liutomoblle and truck work, , has-niado a 'apeclal study of I'aukairf i cars Inclurtlng a special rourso at the l'ai kard-Hurant . shops In Sacramento. ' With competent mochnnlca, our new latho nnd Its special attachments, boring and honing equipment, nnd speed-up tools, of every dcsorlptlon, iVe aro better prepared than ever to; take care of tne motor prooiems ot our customers. Let On overhaul your inotr.r row before thf spring rush commences. U!oj-i;:dj t;arage, P. F. Close,, Proprietor, . "A delicious salati oil The most wholesome fat for frying 'And an excellent shortening Youxl neVer know how good a fried chicken can be or an egg or ; a trout until you have tried frying with Wesson Oil. Haven't you ever used Wesson Oil for anything but salad dressings T . ' -Try. it for fry i rig. You need a fat as good as Wes- Fyjii y ii to maKe inea looq as good . to eui as inea tooa can be. - 1 Speaking of Real Values Just cast 'your critical eye over the new 5-pas- senger JEWETT BROUGHAM-A six-cylin- der closed car of distinction, comfort, and un- equaled performance' at the startlingly low price of $1595.00, delivered in Medford. , ' ' ... ' Inspect It at Our Showrooms Crater Lake Automotive Co. 123 South Front St. . , -i - - - ! l. ( ,' .i 'j'"" ;j i; i . i , ; I ; ,, . - - ' - For Wet.Waah ' , , ? f f' fi Dry Wash Hough Dry Phone 873 Wet Wih, pound. Dry Wash, pound.. Rough Dry, pound. -Bo 7e . inerican Sundry A CEDAR CHEST THE IDEAL CHRISTMAS GIFT . Usoful Durable Ornamental Mothproof . , Order now for Christmas Delivery TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS v EVERYTHING IN WOODWORK NOTICE " The few remaining lots on paye inent (about 100. aro hereby with drawn from' salo pending a re vision of prices kip ward to bring them in lino with paved lots in alher towns in Oregon of similar size to Medford where they are selling from $700 to $800 and even $1000 per lot. -. .. cny OJP MEDFORD. . Wong Pon Chinese j Medicine For Treatment or Acute ' and Olironlc Ils ensra of Men una Wonieu. Cancer aud tumor troatod," ln nuenza, kidney, bladder and stom ach troubles, fits, hornla, rupturo, colds, femalo troubles, paralysis, fever, pneumonia, asthina -and throat troubles, rheumatism, ftmenorrhoea Office Hours: : 8 a. m..to 8 p. m. '-V1-' -Consultatloh pree" . " 24 Boiilh Front St., Med ford! ore. wins- i-WrSA , ''-VWY .i . 127 IKVLP AFTER ALL r . . . Nothing Satisfies Like a Good Cigar Buy him nationally advertised Cigars, boxes from 50e up for Christmas: . - - Dunhill Commoy and other high grade pipes. . , e ' High grade smoking mixtures. Cigarettes In gift packages. Gift Cards free with Magazine Sub scriptions ..' J " . - All our goods priced to move them. Remember . DAVIDSON'S On West Main Street at wleome h.eiltor Him-Into tney - yyptnv.'P,On?J
