Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 18, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Textvmn six' TO)F6fti) MATT: TRTTfflyft. lrFJlF0TlT5, fiftBfl'OS, TUfiftfiA?, DfieBMBBH 18, Ift23 DIST. ATTY. GOES H TO 2i J District 'Attornoy Newton w. Bor- Sn left Monday night for Sacra fnento, California to apply- to the fcoyornbr bt that Rtnte for extrudltlon papers for W. K. Mnrtin, stock and Bond ' salesman, held by HlHklyou bounty authorities, at the request of Jackson county authorities, on qhargea . alleging --. misrepresentation 4nd fraud.'. Xvlartin resists extradition, i.Acebrdlhg:' to Sheriff Terrlll, and Vie attorney for one of the alleged TkjtltiiB,- Martin sold Vordln Canning stack for 100 when It was listed In tack markets at S22. Several Iocs fl Jackson county people are said -jhave Invested betwoen ?25,000.uncl )t,000 In the stork, at the latter (fure. j, .. JThe 'extradition hearing is srhed sd to be heard tomorrow morning. TREBEC OITV IS CAPTURED i (CpntlnAd From Page One) 'Jm General Quljnno, commander of j northern zone, with headquarters iChHuahtia City. . . A; ptt Writo; ognlnUt' the revolution- fcti) af.Stfn' Marcos, Puobla, 100 miles Ip'om Mexico City probably would be underway today, according to anotliar tftlegram from General Francisco Sor rnno, secretary of war and marine. (- Ton men were killed In engage ments to the vicinity of Gmulaluno nmioy. In a clash with fiscal gend armes, officers here wero advised un officially, ' At San Ignaclo, whence a Drt yof the . Insurrectionists fled, eght men. Including fiscal guards and soldiers were killed, tbe reports addod. 4 VERA' CRUZ, Dec. 18. Rebel hoad- quurtors at an early hour this morn tg were Btlll without Information as vt toe progress or me name or Apaza- oo and San Marcos, two Important rail way towns about 76 miles east of Mex ico; City. (-. ' -'.Reinforcements sent from Vera Cruz I IJoBterdny to the aid of the-rebel gen- arHJS ub nuiii jimcen, were uui ejiiecieu to come up for soma time because the! railway lines' have been torn up. f .' - Obregon Leads Attack l'; The battle of San Marcos, according I m'reposts received hero, Is said toj nave been Btarted by Obregon troops. WThe Insurgents In tbe Apazaco bnt- Jej which raged all day yesterday are 19 command ot minerals maycoiio anu . Vlllareal, tThe federals are undor com ttand of General Martinez. j'A dispatoh received by tlio Mexican tshsulate at Nogales, Ariz., last night fjakl that General Maycotto had rebel led with part of his command and that ho had Issued a proclamation protest ing against the acts of the co-opera-tista party. A communique iBsuod by the Hues tistas reports that Gaudulupe, in the state of Chihuahua has fallen Into rebel hands. It Is stated that General Rosullo Hernandez has gone Into re Volt in Iloquilla del Carmena, Coa bulla and Is beginning to organize vol unteer forces. Would Seize Gunboat SAN DIl-XlO. Oil., Dec. IS. Appeal to United States Attorney Joseph llurko Is contemplated by Mexican I Consul Ferreii-a. in an effort to have the KUnhoat Mayo now In port hero, either seized or prevented from leav ing the harbor, it wus stated at the consulate today as a result of officers and crew of the warship announcing that they recognized Adolfo De I-a Huerta as provisional president of the Mexlcnn republic. First news of the decision of the men unoard the Mexico came in an announcement by the commander of the Mayo that officers and crew would accept orders from the provisional government headed by De La Huerta ns It was deelnred that under the Mexican constitution President Obre gon was no longer quullfled to lead the government. Obregon Well Equipped KAN ANTONIO, Dec. IK. (Ry As sociated Press). , President Obregon with 22,000 troops under his com mand is concentrating his forces In the state of Vera Cruz and engage ments with rebel forces are expected momentarily, according to an official communique received here today by Consul General Alejandro Lubbert. The federal army, the communique stated, Is Jboroly equipped for the campaign In the state of Vera Cruz, with light and heavy artillery, ma chine guns, cavalry and Infantry and a large air force. The president has publicly stated that he will press the campaign on to an attack on the city of Vera Cruz. President Obregon up to yesterdny had been in personal touch with the federal forces under General Joquin Amara engaging the rebels in front of Guadalajara, the communique said. The rebel troops under General Estrada offered no resistance to fed eral troops and have been In constant retreat toward Guadalajara, destroy ing railroads and bridges to prevent the advance of federal troops. (Dresser Scarfs Made of Lace, Jewel Cloth and Indian Head, in a great varie ty of styles, all lengths, : Up to $1.25 values, on sale Wednesday 7 A . 171 IS ; YOU'VE SEEN TOM MIX "' in trouble in misery ill' III in hot water in happiness I TOMORROW I See the Famous Star i war rain" i liwacTsssaB mmmm III I flninir Tnnio-M. I I AN XMAS SUGGESTION I III il l HARRY CAREY I I Rialto and Page Coupon Book I II in 9.sa for o.uu. ASK me I I III "Canyon of the Fools" ' CaM"' L mi i mm m rw m m m m i in mi HVlL JL W ! ' . Itcbels Claim Victor EL, PASO, Texas, Dec. 18. Rebel forces have advanced from the city of Puebla toward the station of Apl zaco, an important Junction on the railway, and will attack the headquar. tera of President Obregon there, ac cording to advices received by the De' La Huerta Junta here today. Gonerals Villareal and Castro, com manding a largo body of insurgents, are threatening to cut off the rear of the federal army, the advices said. Large amounts of war material have been captured by the rebels, to gether with prisoners, the Junta was advised. Many of the Obregon troops have deserted to Join the banner of the De La: Huerta movement, accord ing to rebel advices. GREEK KING QUITS THRONE Continued From Page One) Imperative. He was further told that the steamer Esperia would be requisi tioned for his leave taking. He replied that Inasmuch as It seemed to bo In the interest ot the na tion for him to leave Greece he would do so at the earlieBt possible moment. A Central News dlBpatcb from Ath ens says: "The king is leaving Bucharest this evening. It is stated on good author ity that he has telegraphed Venlselos appealing to him to take over the reins of the government. Admiral Koundouriotis has assumed the regen cy until the future regime of the coun try is decided." ' . Advertise your needs In Bun classi fied columns end get results. Ill w MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S . .i i in. l . i - y - ' ' Wednesday Specials CHRISTMAS BARGAINS TOMORROW Jap. Crepe Dresses In all colors and sizes, wonderful new styles, up to $3.50 values, on sale Wednes- 1 95 day, each . r0 Silk Negligees Women's All Silk -Vests and fine hand made Gowns, beauti ful quality, a splendid Xmasgifr,regular price $2.98, on saletf 1 95 Wednes., eachP '3 jn uii mi Winter Coats $25 Coats now $16.50 $35 Coats now $2330 $45 Coats now $30.00 $75 Coats now$50.00 Every Dress in the Store Going in V in This Big Sale at 20 Off "A, Big Sale Doll Mann's Department Store (The Store for Everybody I Medford, Oregon Big Sale of Petticoats " Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid. Agents for Butterick Patterns Only 5 More Shopping Days Till and every one of these days holds attractions for holiday shoppers at Deuel's WOMEN ALWAYS LIKE SILK HOSIERY And you'll find tlmt silk hosiery will solve many of your gift problems. Full Fastaoned-Piire Silk Lnce Clox $3.50 Chiffon ...... $2.50, $3.00 Glove Silk. $2.50 Pointex Heel $2.50 Plain Silks $1.00 to $3.00 $1.00 Special $1.00 500 pairs new silk hose, fash ioned, very special, at. a pr. $1.00 HOLIDAY GLOVES For dress, street, sport, or driviii?; lined or uulined, of eape. mocha, suede, kid or fabrie; new novelties in 1ho season's n h o s e n shades: prieed $1,50 to $7.50 GIVE BLANKETS All Pure Virgin Wools fifixSO I'laids, 4 lbs. $10.00 72x80 I'laids, 5 lbs. $1.50 Nashua Woolnaps if4..r)0 val., (!4x7G, now $3.65 $5.50 val., 72x80, now $4.50 Men's Department i The Men's Section Presents an interesting Display of Gifts for His Christmas. This Store offers Timely Gift Suggestions for Men. Give Him Socks He'll Like these. OLD FASHIONED CHRISTMAS DAYS A Christmas of sensible giving, of practical gifts that bring to the recipient real worth. That's the ideal of this store. NEW GIFT LINENS Fancy All Linen Towels .1 65S $1.15, $1.50 Linen Table Cloths, hemstitched $3.75, $5.00, $6.75 Linen Luncheon Sets, eolore'd border $4.95 Home-Spnn Lunch Sets, each $6.75 Linen Pattern Cloths, 72 inch ,. $5.00 Napkins to Match, half dozen $4.75 Bridge Luncheon Cloths , $1.25 Vanity Fair Vests $2.56 and $3.50 Vanity Fair Bloomers $3.50 and $4.95 Vanity Fair Night Gowns . $9.50 Belding's Wash Satin Brassiers, 1.25 value . . 89 Gum Rubber Aprons, colors 50 to $1,25 " BOXED STATIONERY Priced for Xirias Sale at ' ' "" 50 75tf - $1.00 1 SUGGESTIONS ' FOR DAD It's said that no one thinks of "Dad" but we think it's an unfounded saying. Give Dad, dear old unself ish Dad, something that will please him. 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 are to be had at DEUEL'S. Beided Bag Silk or Wool Hose Silk Underwear Umbrella Gloves FOR SWEET SIXTEEN No need to be perplexed here are various gift snggestions-'-cvery one of which will receive a hearty, welcome Vanity Case Silk Hose Stationery Handkerchiefs FOR BUB Perhaps he has been n bit misehevious throughout the year. But his good behav ior in the past few weeks certainly have earned for him the right to receive just what he wants for Christmas. Hat, 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; funcy of "His Majesty." Silk and Wool Baby Hose Silk and Wool Underwear Kid Gloves, Fur Trimmed WHITE IVORY For Her Dressing Table White Ivory toilet accessor ies always prove ii popular gift. They possess beauty, and their utility is unques tioned. ' MAVIS For Milady's Toilet Face Powders i....... 50 Perfumes .... 50 to $1.50 Compacts "... $1.00 Combination Compacts $2.50 CHRISTMAS 'KERCHIEFS There is no safer gift rule than when iu doubt,, send handkerchiefs. Besides, when you have such numbers of lovely ones as our assort ment offers, gifts may be as individual as yon please. . : Women's Fine 'Kerchiefs. 3 in a box 60 to $1.25 Dainty Hand Embroidered, All Linen .. 35tf, 60, 75? A beautiful assortment of Dainty Lawn and Pure Linen 'Kerchiefs in color's, plaids and embroidered, priced .. 10 and np GIRLS ALWAYS LIKE HALRBOWS FOR CHRISTMAS Particularly if they are crisp, upstanding bows such as these splendid moires always make, A Gift for Rain or Shine: UMBRELLAS For Women or Children An umbrella always solves the gift question our stocks are wonderfully complete with umbrellas for everyone. For Children $i,00 For AVoinen, $1.50-$7.50 L SUITS and OVERCOATS Eorys All Overcoats for both men and boys from ages 1 to 100 inclu sive are now placed on sale at a price reduction of 25. $20.00 Overcoats now $15.00 $.10.00 Overcoats now $22.56 $40.00 Overcoats now $30.00 $50.00 Overcoats now $37.50 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. DEUEL'S Men We tell Wilson Bros'. Furnishings, Kuppenheimer Good Clothes. Mail Orders Promptly Filled. QUALITY IS ECONOMY. Postage Prepaid.