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... J , .. PXGTS'&TX fEDFORT) MA1TJ TRTBTTNTR, MEDFORT), OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1923 STARVING EUROPE IS POPE'S APPEAL iME, Dec. 20. In his allocution ered at the secret consistory to day! Pope Plus pointed out that peaco conditions In Europe had not changed for .the bettor since his last consistory. He recalled the recent visit of King Alfonso and Queem Victoria of Spain and announced that the Irish ques tion Waii approaching settlement. v The pope began his allocation by recalling "the atrocious and sacrlHg! - oua crime," the murder of Cardinal Jean Soldevlla V Romero, archbishop of Baragossa on Juno 4 last, an evont which he said caused him and ull good people profound grief and sad ness. Conditions abroad, especially as far as peace is concerned, he asserted, un fortunately have not changed for the better. . He recalled thut the letter he ad dressed to Cardinal Oasparri, papal secretary of state, relative to reliev ing the calamities of Central Europe was having happy results, but he said much still remained to bo done be cause of the continued bitterness and antagonism needs of all kinds wero Increasing, especially with the ap proach of winter. Cardinal Oasparri has appealed for help to tho nuncios of accredited countries having an abundance of wheat, and tho pope said ho trusted this nppoal might ro sult In sufficient to reliovo tho suffer ing. Today's function was hold in tho consistoral hall of the Vatican amid all the dignity and splendor that characterize one of the most solemn functions of the church. The pageantry began an hour be fore the stuted time whcif throngs of arttsnns and workmen lined tho two papal roads leading to the Vatican, to watch the cardinals resident in Homo drive to the apostolic palaco for their part in the creation of princes of the church. It ended some time later In the ancient hall when tho pontiff, having placed upon the fingers of fhe new cardinals the rings of their high office retired in state to his private apartments, leaving the prelates to the congratulations of their col leagues. . Tho pontiff expressed gratification over the abundance of help received from all sides and gave thanks for tho efforts put forth to save from death many unfortunate peoplo in Central Europe and the Near East. Turning to Russia, ho voiced anxi ety for the life of Archbishop Znpllak. "who still suffers In fetters in his prison." But against theso reasons for sor row there were to bo put reasons for rejoicing, such as tho holding of the eucharlstlc congresses In Paris and Geneva, tho honors rendorod In tho sixth centenary of HI. Thomas Aquin as, the commemoration of Ht. Joshn phat, and finally the visit to Homo of the Spanish sovereigns, "who during their sojourn In this eternal city, both In our presence and boforo the Roman people, gave the noblest testimony of their faith and tholr devotion to the apostolic see." ' Tho pontiff added that In tho loyal ty of tho sovereigns to the church, it was "easy to rcmnnlze IIumii as repre senting the Spanish nation, so faithful to Christ and his vicar." Pope Pius concluded by saying in addressing the cardinals: "We announce to you the . good news that the question of Ireland, which is so dear to your heart,' are happily approaching settlement. "We have comforting assurance of this in the recent pastoral letter- of Cardinal Ltoguc, while the later news confirms it." 10 TUNE OF $500 EXPENSE BANDIT T IS 1670 Check torpors, oporatlnB last Sat urday night, defrauded local merchants! out of between $500 and $500 with, probably more to hoar from. War-j ruiillf wuro junueu w uuiivBuuy, ur uiu arrest of two men giving the names of Craig and Roeso, present where abouts unknown, who are under sus picion. Tho bad check artists were employ ed by tho Jackson County Creamery at Thanksgiving time, and somo timo Inst Saturday, they sneaked Into tho office of tho crcamory, and stole a number of blank chockB. The fact tlwit the checks were mado out on the reg ular blanks of tho creamery, made It easy to cash them. The name of "Ell Campboll" was signed to tho bad paper, Instead of tho upual R. M. Campbell, and written In Ink, Instead of an Indolible pencil as Is the custom of tho concern. Tho checks were drawn on tho Farmers ' and Fruitgrowers' bank, and wore cashed by ton or flfteon local firms. ' Tho police said this morning, that they lincl a lino on the suspects. For airplane scouting over the 81s klyous, looking for the Hlsklyous tun nel murderers and train bandits, E. W. High of AHhlund, haB been allowed 1 $190. Tho flight was mado when the1 sUHpccts were believed to bo about 20 ! miles wOHt of the scene of the tunnel, j tho last week In October. j Carl K. Hanks of Ashland, for . guard fluty, as a mrnber of tho AhIi lancl National Guard company, was, allowed $100 In connection with tho I same cuho. j II. D. McNalr of Ashland, was given a warrant for $5 for services in tho train robbery. Tho total train robbery expense for the month of November was $313.56, according to bills allowed to date. For October it wus $357. making the two months expenses for Investigation ; of tho most atrocious crime in the history of the stnto $070.56. IS MAY GIVE AWAY AN AUTO AT ELKS IAS TREE TONIGHT A strong rumor about town today that a valuable auto would be given away at the Klks lodge Christmas do ings tonight could not bo verified. Anyhow, every able bodied member of the lodge within thirty miles, and able to walk or ride will be on hand early this evening to do his bit toward tho lodge work In providing choer for tho poor of the city on Christmas day. All day long autos containing tur keys, chlckons, ducks, geese hnniB, bacon, grocorles of all kinds, consider able live and dead stock, blankets, glassware, Jewelry, etc., were hauled to the basement of tho Elks' building and arranged In order by the commit tees for tonight's fostivitles, which will bogin a fow minutes after 8 o'clock, following a very short lodgo session. MEXICAN ItlODKI.S A It 10 BEATEN , (Continued From Page One) Now Playing! TOM MIX ' in "ARABIA" Thrilling, exciting, vibrant U this tale of an American plainsman and an Arabian conspiracy, ) Sunday "BED LIGHTS" Rialto mid I'iikc Coupon. JJouk. 5.50 for $5.00. f Ideal Clirisliniis Gift RIALTO 1 The merchants and business nion of ii oil ford and Ashland arc WRl'ncd to bo on the lookout for a young chock artist most -any day now, ns it is said hu has been working at Cor vallla, Grants l'ass and elsowlioro In Oregon und It is claimed had mado tho assertion that ho would clean up southern Oregon this Haturday und during the holidays. f'ha hH clipfk man Is flPHrlihori ns 18 years of ago, six feet In holght, light complexion, freckled, light; brown eyes, brown hair, and usually wearing a whipcord ovorcoat and white rough neck sweater. Tho abovo information was con tained in a letter rocolvcd today by Chief of l'ollco Adams, from an un known man who merely signs him self ns ."A Friend." Tho writer ulso chronicles tho statement that tho check van's niethnd Is to wait until nftor bunking hours nnd then work fast bv prosenllng $25 chockB lit stores, especially drug and clothing, stores in payment fur an articlo whoso cost Is much Iobh than that sum. talthoiigh ho has boon known to reap a harvest by passing smaller chocks from $4. up. MKXICO CITY, Dec. 20. (lly As sociated Press.) News dispatches from Apizaco, 80 miles from here, state that fighting has been resumed on tho outskirts of l'uehla and Kspcr anm while Tohuacan has boon evacu ated by . the forces under' Ooneral Fortuuato Maycotto and occupied by a federal column. Pucbla Is 03 miles southeast of Mexico City. 1 GOLD HILL YOUTH ENTERS PLEA GUILTY Kcl Wyntt and Jon cwls, two of tho Gold 1 1 ill dlsturbors who raised a rumpus lit tho public dnnco at Gold Hill last Saturday night, nnd who wero fined $r0 In Justlco; Taylor'B court earlier In tho week for Intoxica tion, wero brought tip bofore tho snma court this forenoon on tho charge of pcsBOSBiaon of intoxicating liquor. howls ploaded guilty to this chnrgo and sentence was withhold until Jan uary 20, on the recommendation of District Attornoy Newton V. Harden. V.'yatt was bound over to tho grand Jury on tho same charge undor ball of $300, which bo furnished. Portland Attorney Is Named Asst. Atty. Gen. SALEM, Oro., Dec. 20. JliloB Mc- Koy, a Portland attorney, was today named as assistant attornoy general by I. T. Van Wlnklo, attorney general. McKoy will bo assigned to tho In come tax department. Ho Is a grad uate of tho University of Oregon and formerly was a resident of Albany. Dr. Jud Rickert Christmas Flowers and Potted Plants flowers nro nature's swot-test expression of sentiment. As a tfift this Christinas, or a Iiotne decoration during the lioliifciys, Flowers will add Rood cheer in a wonderful fnl measure. No more beautiful way of exlendinu; holiday Kwetinjis could be found tliati by the gift of flowers. Ho sure ;nd "Say It With Flowers.'' MEDFORD GREEN HOUSE 100S East Main Phone 374 (PI Km Mm Let Deuel's Help Solve Your Chris Gift Problems tolas sjjlj 3 MORE SHOPPING DAYS SHOP NOW Every Gift Thought Includes NECKWEAR And when you look thru our neckwear eases you will sec dozens of pieces that will bo perfectly. becoming to just that ninny, of your friends. Blousettes, Vests, Collar and Cuff Sets, 9S to $6.95 FOR DAD. Hose Silks' or Wools Shirts Silks or Madras Ties Out or Knit Silk Paj amas Gloves FOR MOTHER Beaded Bag Silk or Wool Hose Silk Underwear Umbrella Gloves pi GIFT GLOVES For every occasion, dress or sports. Season's best col ors; Kill, Suede, Mocha and Cape. Women's Gloves $1.00 to $7.50 Children $1.25 to $2.25' PEARLS 48-in. Strand '.. $3.95 A STATEMENT OF APPRECIATION AND A MERRY CHRISTMAS To let the Christmas season pass without publicly express ing our hearty appreciation of the confidence and good will manifested toward this store by the public, would be neglect ing an obligation. It has been the privilege of DEUEL'S to serve more people this year and especially through the holiday shopping period, than ever before. Both in volume and number of transactions all previous records have been exceeded. And, in thus expressing our thanks, may we conclude with the good, old-fashioned wish for a v Merry Christmas, ' DEUEL'S. A Few Suggestions Welcome gifts everyone. Select any item men tioned here and your choice will be received with the greatest of joy. CHAPPIE COATS I SILK BRASSIERES on Sale at 20 per cent off 89 to $4.50 UMBRELLAS " " ' For the Children Priced at, each $1.00 RUBBER APRONS Fancy and Plain colors 65 to $1.50 NOVELTIES Jeweled Bracelets 75 to $1.25 Dress Ornaments ,. 85 to $4.75 Beaded Bags $3.50 to $5.95 Jeweled Combs $3.50 Neck Beads $1.25 Ear Bobs, 98 to $2.25 Soutoir Pencils 65tf to $1.00 Soutoir Fountain Pens for Ladies .. $3.00 and $4.00 TOILET Ivory Pyralin Pieces In White or Amber ' Mavis Powder 50c Perfumes and Toilet Water Manicure Sets $2.00 Compacts $1.00 Compact Sefs v.::.:::.....:........ $1.75 to $2.50 Rouge, Lip Sticks, Pencils. Dainty Silk iree Linse ' . A Gift That is Always Welcome, Practical and Beautiful Vanity Fair Vests .... $2.50 and $3.50 Vanity Fair Bloomers $3.50 and $4.95 Vanily Fair Gowns $9.50 Vanity Fair Silk Underwear DOLLS UNBREAKABLE DOLLS Our Entire Stock Priced at 95tf $1.45 $1.95 $2.45 BOXED STATIONERY Priced for Xmas Sale at 50 75 - $1.00 NEW GIFT LINENS Fancy All Linen Towels 65, $1.15, $1.50 Linen Tabic Cloths, homstitched $3.75, $5.00, $6.75 Linen Luncheon Sets, colored border $4.95 Home-Spun Lunch Sets, each : ...... $6.75 Linen Pattern Cloths, 72 inch .". $5.00 Napkins to Match, half dozen $4.75 Bridge Luncheon Cloths $1.25 All PnrA Viro-iTi Wools (itixSO Plaids, 4 lbs. $10.00 72x80 Plaids, 5 lbs. $12.50 GIVE BLANKETS Nashua Woolnans $4.50 vat., 64x76, now $3.65 $5.50 vat., 72x80, now $4.50 3 MORE SHOPPING DAYS SHOP NOW HANDKERCHIEFS ARE APPRECIATED In the special display we Have arranged for the ooiir venience of Gift Shoppers, you will find a wonderful as sortment of beautiful ; gift qualities, at very moderate prices. 1 ' Linens and Swiss Lawns Plains and Fancies ' 'All-Prices' FOR SWEET SIXTEEN Vanity Case ' " .' Silk Hose ... . "; Stationery. '.' , . Handkerchiefs FOR BUB Hat, Cap, Cuff Buttons Neckwear, Shirts I Gloves, Sweater Handkerchiefs, Initialed Stick Pin, Belt, Overcoat WOMEN ALWAYS LIKE SILK HOSIERY And you'll find that Bilk hosiery will solve, many of your gift problems. Full Fashioned-Pure Silk Lace 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 For Men SUITS and OVERCOATS $20.00 Overcoats now .... $;i0.0O Overaoats now .... $40.00 Overcoats now .. $50.00 Overcoats now $15.00 $22.50 $30.00 $37.50 For ; ; Boys?; All Overcoats for both men and boys from ages 1 to 100 inclu-; sive are now placed on sale at a price reduction of 25r OFF FREE, a $5.00 Hardeman Hat Given with every Kuppenheimer Suit. FREE. Agents for Vanity Fair Un derwear, Wayne Knit Hosi ery, Standard Patterns. DEUEL'S We sell Wilson Bros. Fur nishings, Kuppenheimer Good Clothes. Afai7 Orders Promptly Filled. QUALITY IS ECONOMY. Postage Prepaid.. ANI OPTICIAN NO DROPS USED 808 East Main 8tree t
