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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1923)
' ELKS' XMAS TREE FESTIVITIES WILL BEHELD DEC. 20 The committees In charge of the Medford Elkn lodge annual Christmas tre event, wllch will be held next - Thursday evening December 20, to raise funds yltli which to provide ev ery needy family In the city with a Christmas dinner, and to enable the children to bo remombored in somo lit tle way that will gladden their hearts, have been announced. These committees ar.e already work-, ing hard to Jhe end that the coming lodge Christmas tree will be the biu- gest and best that the lodge has ever had and sustain the reputation it has of being a charitable organization. The Grants Pass members of the lodge will report to the Grants Pass committee. The committees are as follows: Soliciting Committee Den Moller, V'm. A. Young, . H. C. . Smith, W. .1. Warner. Chester llarr. C. C. Lenimoa. Selling Committee E. O: Jeromo, Paul McDonald, Secly V.. Hall. Ticket Sellers Weir McDonald, Ralph McKay, Kenneth v Jerome, George Gates,, Ted Fish, C. Y. Teng- frfEDFORD MATE TRTBTTNK fEDFORT), OI?Kfi(TNr. FTUDAY. DECEMTiEU 11. 102.1 wald, I-arry Mann, Floyd Hart, Don .Newbury. Helpers J. J. Buchter. J. W. Jacobs, Alex Sparrow. Cashiers V. H. Vawter. O. O. Alen derfer, Leon Hasklns. - Investigating and Distributing Com mittee H. G. Nicholson, George Eads, G. O. Roberts, A. D. Cunningham, N. S. nennett, II. C. Mackey. Grants Pass Jesse N. Johnston, Douglas Wood, F. E. Wood. Gold Hill M. S. Johnson, H. V. Reed, M. D. Dowers. Englo Point Royal Drown, S. D. Holmes. W .C. Clements. . Central Point Kenneth Beebp., John Ross, C. A. Boles. ..,,;. Table Rock Elmer Hul, R. E. Ol son. Phoenix Andrew Hcarn, M. F. Sheets, Joo Rndor. ' . . Jacksonville Harry Helms, Jack Sharp. ' i Applegate Miles Cantrall; Fred Benedict, Herman Ol'fcnbacher.' . Prospect James Grieve, P. H. Daily. Say "Bayer"-Genuine! Mb) Genuine "llaycr Tublets of Aspirin" have been proved safe by millions and prescribed bv phyxiciunn over twenty three years for Colds and (rrippo misery. Handy boxen of twelve UihlcU cost only few cents at any. drugstore. Each pack ago contains proven directions for Colds and tells how to prepare an Aspirin gargle for sure throat and tonsilitis. The Phoenix Sunday school has ar ranged for a specinl Christmas pro gram, with tree, and a treat for the children, to be given at Clyde Hall on Friday evening, December 21-st at 7;30. All members and friends of the Sun day school and of the church;'the par ents of tho children, and all who de sire to como, are especially tnvfted. Protestant churches over he world are aBkod to observe a Sunday before Christmas as "Bible Sunday," -At the Phoenix church this will be 'on 'Sun day, December Hith, when the pastor will give at 11 o'clock an address on "The Hlblo Today," which he hopes to make of special interest in view of the present growing controversy over the Book as "The Very Word of God. Dible school at 10 a. m., and evening service for all at 6:30, conducted by the C. E. By u. s. TO PARTICIPATE BERLIN, Drc. .14. .Hy tho Asso ciated PreHH) America's prospective participation in he reparations dis cusHion received a Konornl -welcome from' the German press which, while st rosing1 its unofficial character, nevertheless believes tho part to be playeW by American experts Is des tined, 'to have a decisive bearing on the ultimate conclusioni to be reach ed by' the international commissions. Reichstag circles also are inclined to talce a more hopeful view of tho re sumption of the repartions negotia tions which It is recalled, foundered about a year ago when Dr. Cuno'a proposals found deaf ears In Paris, with the subsequent result that Anglo French discussions were broken off i and tho ttuhr invaded. Political quarters likewise express gratification at the American decision on the ground that It was largely In fluenced by the German government's request that tho United States enter the conference chamber thereby proving that Germany Is determined to invoke every efficient agency avail able for tho economic reconstruction of Europe. ARREST QUARTET i Springer and Leo to reduce their stock before moving into their new location In the Palm stores are launch ing a big removal sale. This sale will last until half of their' $10,000 Btock or merchandise Is sold. If thje people of Medford and Southern Oregon want to make a great saving while doing Oieir Christmas shopping, read their ad In this Issue of the Mail Tribune. The salo starts tomorrow. ' SPOKANE, Dec. J4. Belief that the arrost nenr Seattlo last night of J. J. Red and two other men and a woman ip. connection with Montana bank rob beries would solve the robbery of banks at Thornton, Johnson and Fair field, Wash., recently was expressed hert today by F. S. Alkus, local man ager of the Burns Dotoctivo agency. Mr. Alkus said Reed's arrest result ed when nn acytclene tank found at the Fairfield bank, which was robbed last month, had been traced to a Seattle company and thence to Reed. The Johnson bank, robbed the follow ing night and tho f airfield robbery last spring wero Bimilar In method to tho Thornton robbery, he declared, anrj he expressed tho belief that the same robbers were reaponsibl for all three. Submarine Hulls Off. NEW YORK. Dec. 14. Tho United States submarine S-2G grounded this morning on a mud bank of Execu tlon Roi-k in Long Island sound, about three miles from New Rochelle, N. Y., but pulled herself freo this afternoon and proceeded to New York. PAOE FTTTC - . C. C, WASHINGTON, Dec. 14. Tho Inter state commerce commission today re versed n previous decision in which it had laid down the broad principle that no further railway construction should bo authorized to open new coal mines. In its original finding, handed down last spring, the commission rofused tho Virginian railway authority to ex tend its Guyandotte river branch a distance of slightly over a milo In or der to reach mines of tho Pncahontns Fuel company. Today's decision do- clarcd that present and future public convenience and necessity requlrod tho new construction involved and au thorized the railroad to proceed. Saxony Government Resigns. BERLIN. Dec. 14. Tho socialist government of Saxony has resigned. following withdrawal of the support of tho democratic party. The action of tho democrats was taken when the socialists refused to join In supporting a vote of lack of confidence aimed at Herr ILobmnnn, tho ministor of tho interior. Macaroni At It's Best KITCHEN BOUQUET, a purely vegetable product, is in almost every pantry, Housewives know it is the secret of making good gravies and soups, but KITCHEN BOUQUET is equally good in preparing many other dishes; Try your next dish of macaroni prepared this way BAKED MACARONI H paefcaira nacaranl, brafeaa ta alt pi I teupoonaof Mil I qaarta boiltty wata H cup g-mted du Mm " 1 traapoon KitclA Bopaaat MIU Botter Conk mararonl In bolllnv aattaij wffr on til Under, drain and blanch with eo!4 rmtr. I'lir orif-third th rooked roamronl (r bet tered baking dith. dot jtb butivrand rnrlfi b) with iiraWd cheetfi. tbwn roiro macaroni, ' butter and chenaa until diah i foil. Add K It ch rn Bouiat to milk and pour thla ow th ipacaroni to araHy cover, then vpnnkia thickly with rhM. Itake (n ratdium hot orrn half hotir, until nWly bruwnad au4 aarva lauaadlttalf (or Uinrwr KITCHEN BOUQUET the Children see to School Safely Why worry about the safety of your little ones on the highways or cross ing city streets on the way to school. The low price and small up-keep of a Chevrolet is cheap insurance against such risks. $990 f. b. b. Medford Patton and Robinson, Inc. Tel. 150 Medford REMOVAL SALE We Need Money to Move to Our New Location in the New Palm Stores. All All Sweater Coats Mufflers Silk or Wool Reg, Price $3.50 SALE PRICE $2.50 Flanelette Night Shirts Reg. Price $2.25 SALE PRICE $1.50 Flanelette jamas Reg. Price $3.00 SALE PRICE $2.00 Gloves ALL DRESS KID and WOOL GLOVES 20 Off Mouse Slippers Reg. Price $2.75 SALE PRICE $2.00 Overcoats Oregon Wool full belted and patch pocket models. Values up to $32.50. Sale Price i , 'V $2150 Raincoats Whipcord and Gabardines. A few odd sizes. Values up to $35.00. Sale Price $22.50 llose : LISLED FINISH HOSE , Reg. Price 30c SALE PRICE 20c Sale Starts Saturday December 15 Shirts ALL SILK, FRENCH FLANNEL and MADRAS SHIRTS 20 Off DON'T MISS THIS OPPOR TUN IT Y TO, MAKE A BIG S A V I NG ON XMAS GIFTS Gift Ties rsr ..Knit, Cut Silk, and Silk and Wool H T ,. $1.50 values I I Sale price u 95c, boxed SaSJii LADIES! BUY His Gift In a MEN'S Shop SPRINGER & LEE 'Thi Men's Shop" Open Evenings Until Christmas Opposite Rial to Theatre $7.50 and $8 Values SALE PRICE $6.50 Hats and Caps ; SCHOBLE HATS The Standard of Comparison Reg. Price $5.50 SALE PRICE $4.50 ' ALL. HAND TAILORED CAPS Ki'Kular price... SALE PRICE $2.50 Handkerchiefs All 1-4 Doz. ' Boxed Hdkfs Reg. Price '$1.25 SALE PRICE 90c per box Military Brushes Reg. Price $5.00 , SALE PRICE $4.25 i
