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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 22, 1923)
r FSQE EIGHT STEDFoTtP HKTL frltTBTryfl, afEDFOTTO, "OT?Ef.6N, SATURDAY. BSCBfttBETt 2923 RAISING ROOF OF KING TUTS' DEATH RECALL RUMANIAN ENVOY TO GREECE T Avdalas at the Page Theater Tonight ENTER RACE FOR E MAYOR, SEATTLE SEATTLE, Wash. Seattle may have three women candidates for mayorality and councilmanic nomi na tions In the city primaries February 26, it was revealed today, following the announcement Wednesday that Mrs. Kathryn Miracle, a member of the city council, had entered the race. ' Mrs. Henry Landes, also a member of the city council, 'was mentioned today as a prospective candidate for the mayor's position. She declared her decision would be made In favor LUXOR, Egypt, Dec. 22. (By As sociated Press). The first of the three sections of which the heavy curved roof of the canopy in Tutenkhamun's mortuary chnmber is composed, was raised something over three feet by Howard Carter and his assistants to day. They labored four hours but were unable in that time to detach the section. The lifting of the lid ;s proving a most formidable task, ow- ir.tr in tha nirs ulth n-hlh It ml la be handled and to the fact that It 18 , ot her nomination for the may- much heavier than was anticipated. ora"' lf no candidate su table to her The work of raisins It is done by appear, against Mayor E. J. Brown. Inserting a series of light wooden , Mrs- w- arnhart. prominent wedges which Mr. Carter taps ,to w"n"in of this city stated today position with a n.allet under the lid. 'hut he had virtually decided to file The raising of the first section ha8 ! her nomination for a council position made It possible to see from above the . but would withhold official an great linen pall, blackened with age. nouncement for a short time that covers the second shrine wtll Councilman Oliver T. hrlckson and canopy or outer shrine. Alfred H. I.undln. former prosecutor, 1'h.mMi were Inmv tn,1nv nnnlv ne .- """IS Hi""" restorative treatment to larger arti cles of furniture removed last year from the' ante chamber of the tomb. These Include the socalled Hathor or cow-head couch Inlaid with ivory and ebony. (Hathor was the Egyptian goddess of love, to whom the cow was sacred); a bed, one of the ceremonial chairs and part of tha chariot harness. The gliding and colors nre coming up well under the treatment and Tutenk hamun's cartouche has been found on all the pieces. iti:in:ii city is captvhed (Continued From Page One) here yesterday on llio train. Conflict ing stories was told ot tlio attack, some passengers stating that the train guard' of twenty federals fled, while others reported that the rebels were driven into the mountains by the guard, which returns, dtbeir fire and killed Colonel Solas. - Federals Advance ' EI, PASO, Texas, Dee. 22. Federal forces are continuing their advance upon Vera Cruz and nn exceptionally heavy attack has been launched against rebel positions near Puebla, ac cording to advices received by Consul General .Enrique D. Ruiz in Juarez to day. General Eugenlo Martinez, former commander of the northern military zone, is advancing upon Vera Cruz with a largo force, the advices stated. The federal advanco guard has reach od the town of Maltrnta and Is engag ed In a battle with the rear guard or the revels. Rovolutlonlsts, according to information received by Mr. Ruiz, also have been driven from Panzacola. Leaders of the revolt are Imposing' a heavy penalty upon towns occupied plans, to contest with Mayor Brown fur the mayoralty nominations. WBNATCHEE, Wash., Dec. 21. The release by President Coolldge of prisoners guilty, of violating war time laws was condemned lust night by the local American legion post in a reso lution to that effect adopted bv il unanimous voto. A recommendation for (Invernor Mart in his firm utand was incorporated Jn the resolution. A Good Christmas Present. liKI.FAST, Dec. 22. Four hundred prisoners were released from the free state detention camp at New Bridge today and a large number from the Ourragh cfinp. There will be further releases Monday, it was said and It Is exported that Christmas morning will find the camps almost empty. Capture 200 Wild Horses. RENO, Nev., Dec. 22. Two hundred head of horses captured on the hills of Mumbolt county, Nevada, have been shipped from Winnemucca to Santa Barbara, Cut., to E. P. Gorman, a ranch munager, to be slaughtered for chicken feed. They nre at Uive lock, Nev., today on their way. -.v.rv-: 8 fexffwW ft K I,. X SM A X X V I CTK l (Continued From Page One) proper conduct on the part of the de fendant. Fearing exposure. Fox killed Coburn, the solicitor charged. Tho defense, however, criticized by their troops In the form of money prosecution attorneys for not produc- levles, it is stated. Funds are badly ing nn ulleged affidavit, which was ....1.1 n ,.... ..l,lnna a . needed by the revolutionary chlois ltlllK to rortei, improper and they nre Bparlng no efforts townrd con(lu,.t in fulling to produce this raising them from the people of the! paper, which the defense claimed to section occupied by 'tholr armlet i have existed. ItohertV. Allen. Dallas, Prisoners tuken by the fedoral Texas, one of Fox's attorneys, de forces are being pardoned by Presi--J'lllred 'h0 "ta.tc unB"cs'"l . . n, i . , 'in Its efforts to estnb Inn a motive for dent Obragon and they are showing a tnc inning readiness to enlist In the federal army Fox KnK f(.meliy mnaglng editor and battle the rebels. of n Dallas newspaper. You Can't Solve It! not until the final moment that leaves you breathless and delighted. - - It's the tensest, most satisfying mys tery thriller you ever saw! BEGINS TOMORROW AT 12:30 SPECIAL XMAS OFFERING Wait till you hear the talk about this different different different picture " Tlte Years y Great Mystery Play You will en joy "Red A Lights" more if you see it from the beginning. With Marie Prevost, Johnny Walker, Ray Griffith, Alice Lake, Dag mar Godowosky, Jean Hersholt. RIALTO Tonight Last Times TOM MIX in "Arabia" Last Minute Suggestion: 'Rialto and Page Coupon Book $5.50 for $5.00 ' , Continuous Shows Today One of the most mystifying acts j weighing 150 pounds, in a box. se- cver produced on any stace is Avda- curely straps it and then throws solid las' wonderful illusion known as "The s"""' swor,lf through the box from , , . . . . every conceivable angle until the box Sepul. her of MvordH." nt the Page , iH nH fu ot snal.p Kt0., os porcupln, theater next Saturday matinee and j Is full of needles. Hadji is pierced night. j thru nnd thru to all appearances, but In full view of the audience, as near j at the command of Avdnlaa, steps front as Is posNible to get. this master . from the front of 'the houuc and up- ningiciitn places a girl, Hadji by name pears on the stage. OF 350 PEOPLE CURED" BY REV. ,39 DIED IN SIX MONTHS PRICE VANCOUVER, n. C Doc. 22. Of j The commltteo Included eleven 350 persons anointed and declared to clergymen of Heveral denominations, have been pronounced cured by theieiKht phynlciuna who artf members of Itev. V. S. Price, who la.st wprintf (christian churches nnd, were declared operated in this city ns an evnntfelUt to be speciallHts In diseases afflicting and faith healer. 214 experienced no ; the 350 patientH, three university pro ehnnKe. 39 died within six months, 17 j feasors and one lawyer. The report Brew decidedly worse and 5 became j was presented last ninht at a meeting insane, according to u report by an ; of the General Ministerial association InvestiKuting committee which was j of Vancouver. The five li.sted ns published today. Five were listed as j cured were said t6 have suffered from cured. I functional disorders. ASK VENIZELOS '10 RULE GREECE PARIS, Dec. 22. (Py the Associated Press.) Former Premier Veuixokis of Greocc, informed through news sources today that a delegation had left for Purls bearing a letter from Colonel Plastlras, he.nl of tho Greek revolutionary committee Inviting the cx-piemlnr to return to Greece, declar ed he would be gluil to receive tho del- A NiCE PRESENT a - egatlnn. CHICAGO. Dec. 22. A dozen hus bands will be released from the house ! of correction of Christmas eve as Christmas gifts to. their wives. Munic ipal Court Judge Morgan of the court of domestic relations promised the wives today when they pleaded for the championship of their spouses on Christmas. The men hud been sentenced for non-support, of their wives, ' " . ATI I HNS, Dec. 22. (Hy the Asso ciated Press.) Tho council ot minis ters has decided to Instinct Colonel Plastlras of the revolutionary commit tee to ask Premier Vcnizelos. without any conditions and-with complete lib erty of initiative, to return to Greece and take tho political situation In hund. 21 Smuggled Aliens Held. GA1NKSVILLK, Fla., Dec. 22. Twenty-one aliens smuggled Into this country at Cedar Keys on the west coast, were In Jail today, awaiting dis position by federal authorities. Agnlu Iti'iMirt Knlstill Dead, niMiAI.TAH, Deo. 22 Moors, who arrived here today from Tangier, stale that Itaisull, the bandit leader, died December 19 nnd was buried the following day. official confirmation of the death however. Is lacking. rOUTtiAND, Ore., Dec. 22. Jonas P. Herry, 78, retired merchant, who had been In tho habit nmiiinlly of gathering Christmas greens In a wild wooded park closo to tho city, was found dead hero today after a search Police said ho dropped tlcad from over exertion. He came to Portland four teen years ago from I.a Grande, Ore., where he hart been in business. IS' in PAU1S. Dec. 22. (Uv the Asso ciated !'ros rromhM potneare won the first stage of a hard OkM in to day's session of the chamber of depu- !! it )m . tli.it l.iK' t... vnl., nt t'l't to 169, rejected fn nmendment to the niKh cost or iivmtj allowance inn, me premier hud made rejection of the amendment a ouestion of confidence in the government. New Vaults Installed Marvels of Security Persons attending the reception of tho Jackson County Dank this after noon and evening cannot help but be impressed with the new ..vaults ..In stalled by that progressive institution. Marvels of steel, concrete and hit man Ingenuity are the words best de scribing them. ..Doors and locks giv ing entrance to these vaults incorpor ate tho latest Ideas of the master me chanics of this type of construction. Yet, with all this mechanical secur ity, the Jackson County Uank has seen! fit to further protect the con'ents of these vaults nnd safe deposit' boxes and safes' therein by burglarly and holdup Insurance with R. A. HOLMES, "THK IXSl'KAXCE MAN." i Does this mean anything to yon? How much less protection has y-ur home or tho safe in your store than has this bank, yet the bank carries Insurance protection, should you not do likewise, especially where tho cost is so small on your bouso or your store safe. 234 WASHINGTON, Dec. 22. Samuel Gompers and other American Federa tion of Labor officials today confer red with Robert Haberman, a represen tative of Mexican labor organizations who came to seek aid in suppressing the De La Huerta rebellion. He left after a preliminary meeting' with the labor federation leaders for New York. Mr. Gompers already has announced adherence of the central Pan Ameri- can labor organization to the ,$ause of the Obregon government. Mr. Haber man assured him that the labor or ganizations of Mexico were almost a unit in opposing De La Huerta. TELLS POPE PIUS HE'S MISINFORMED DUBLIN. Dec. i P. J. Rutlego, who Is acting as -puty for De Va lera during the otter's Internment, has sent a message to Pope Plus re garding the pontiff's references to Jrehind In his recent allocution. In It Rutlege says: "We fear your holi ness must have been misinformed about the happy approach of a set tlement In Ireland. ATHENS, Dec. 22 The Ilumanlan minister to Greece, M. DJouvarn, has been suddenly summoned back to Bucharest. , - . Athens dispatches last night said that DJouvara publicly denied a re port that he had attempted a dlplo marche against the enforced depar ture from Greece of King George and Queen Elizabeth. Rumania,' he de clared, had merely joined Great Bri tain in demanding assurances of safe ty for the king and queen. M. DJou vara was the only diplomat present to say farewell to King George upon the latter's departure for Rumania. WILL PROVE CHARGE OF SOVIET PLOT LANSING, Mich., Dee. 22 (By As sociated Press). O. L. Smith, assis tant attorney general of MlcHfgan, an nounced today he will wire the chnir man of the United States senate for eign relations committee, offering to submit 'evidence seized by the state in a raid on a communist party of Amer ica convention in support of his claim that revolutionary propaganda from Russia is being circulated In this country. ALBANY. N. Y., Dec. 22. Justice E. J. Etaley today dismissed the J1000, 000 breach of promise action brought by Evan Burrows Fontaine, dancer, in Saratoga county against Cornelius Vanderbllt Whitney. The dismissal was made' at a Bpecial term of su preme court here on motion of Harold Firestone, counsel for MIbs Fontaine. M. Firestone announced that he would immediately bring another sim ilar action- in Westchester county where hiB client resides. - G.O.P. CLEVELAND, Deo. 22. Radio broadcasting will make the proceed ings of the republican national con vention here next June audible to more people than ever before have heard the vocal effort which pro duces presidential nominees If plans of L. O. Dickey, manager of Public hall, are successful. Two powerful broad casting stations have been placed, at the disposal of the campaign man agers and efforts to obtain, a third station are under way. 7 President Coolidge was endorsed for the presidency last night by. the executive committee of the Cuyahoga county republican organization. SAFETY! f T T T ? ? f t For the investor, there can be nothing safer than a Building & Loan Association. It is safe because it is protected by first mortgage on real estate. A loan from this Association makes it possible to buy, build, or improve a home. 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