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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 24, 1923)
MEDFORD MATE TRTBUNE. MEPFORD,' OREGONy MONDAY, "DECEMBER 24; ' 192.1 PROFESSOR VIN1NG Now Showing at the Page Theater - 4 The Handicraft Shop Wishes One and All PAGE EIGHT 4 A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR i i i i i'i t i i i i'i i i TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN . . with our Christmas Greetings .r j . . . accept our sincere thanks for the greatest of all gifts 'YOUR PATRONAGE" ! Wishing you a Merry Christmas and Happy and Prosperous New Year Medford Hardware fe Sporting Goods Co. Irving Vlnlng, president of the Ore Ron State Chamber of Commerce will ho the siwaker at the Forum of Hie Modford . Chamber or Commorco on Wednesday. , This forum will bo more than of ordinary significance, following as It docs Christmas Day. It will be held In the Craters' dining room at the Hotel Medford and special holiday decora tions'wiii be a feature. The price of the luncheon will be sixty cents and thero will be one hundred plates. The forum follows a' conference of tho secretaries or the Chambers of Commorco of Klamath Falls, Ashland, Grants Puss and Medford. Irving Vlning, representing the State Cham ber, will assist the secretaries to formulate a program or publicity for southern Oregon and will present the recommendations of tho conference at tho noon forum. This will be the last forum In 1923 and Is the lHBth consecutive weekly rorum which the Medford Chamber of Commerce has conducted. ; Christmas Car Bargains 1922 Buick Six Driven very little.:.:..... $750.00 1922 Chevrolet Coupe Like new $575.00 1922 Ford Sedan Fine condition $450.00 1920 Oakland Six Completely rebuilt....$350.00 1920 Eaby Grand Chevrolet $400.00 1920 Auburn Six ,$275.00 1919 Overland "90" $225.00 THEY ALL BOUGHT JEWETTS Crater Lake Automotive Co. 123 South Front St. -v LOS ANGELES LAWYER THIRD MAN SELECTED PAWS, Doc. 24. (Bv 'tho Associat ed l'ross.) Henry M. Robinson, law yer and banker of Los Angeles, has been selected as the third American to servo on the expert committees which ure to Investigate the condition of Germany's finances under tho aus pices of the American reparations com mission. - The two other Americans members, previously selected are Charles U. Dawes, and. Owen W. Young. Mr. Koblnson, who Is 'president of the First National bank of I.os Angeles and prominently identified with other financial institutions was a member of the supreme economic council nt tho Paris peace conference In 1919. 1,10 also represented the United Htates at tho first international labor con ference, llu was created n chevalier of tho legion of honor In 1920. lLMIA ' v. $ Ml Scene com"'JAe Printer ,"The Printer's , Devil," starring Wesley Barry, opened a mree flays en gagement at the Page Sunday. ' Here Is a picture, shot through as it is with tho stuff of adventure, redolent with tho spirit of boyhood,, punctured with fun and happy-go-lucky, innocent humor. ' ' , . How does he do It, this Wesley lad. Devil " 'sTARMHGfcSsft Uarru Classic of mc ciusJ . ; f squeezing all tlie fun out of 'a situa tion till you think be has showed us aU, his tricks. But, presto! he goes ahead and gives us a new bagful: , A, screamingly funny comedy. "Sat urday Night with the Gang;" also an Oregon scenic, "My Country," and Hetty Brown's music, are additional attractions of this bill.; ,, '; STOLEN ASHES OF JAP SOCIALIST : TO BE RETURNED ACCUSED OF CRIME ST. LOUIS, Dec. 24. Associate Mftg iHtnito Heath Jackson of Winnipeg, who also is a .major in tho 90th foot today on telegraphic advices from Win inlpeg which stated ho was wanted to 'answer A charge of embezzling $3415. He was traced to St. Louis, police said, through a letter he wrote Winnipeg officials under a different flame, ex tolling Jackson as an upright man, nud suggesting tho embezzlement charge , bo dropped. ' , 1 , i t- ., , it . TOKFO; j Dae. (By Associated Proas). The rtsht'H of the late gakhye Osuji, sociulist ltunler, which-- were stolen from a ruum In which the urn was lying in state before funeral ser vices on December Hi, will bo returifed to tho police tomorrow, tho snatchors have Informed authorities. - The theft was committed by three armed men who encrtped. in au auto ; mobile. The incident precipitated a ; situation which was considered criti cal for a timo.iieadiiuartors of the anti-socialist . league- haying Vbeen closoly guarded after socialists were said to have threatene'd reprisals for the desecration of the remains of their loader. . , ..v OhukI was slain, with his wire and child, by Captain Amakasu, a gen darmerie officer,' who declared' he was actuated by patriotic motives. HO is now serving a sentence of ten years Imprisonment for the slaying. IMPORTS EXCEED WASHINGTON. Dec, 24.-r-Imports of agricultural products exceeded 'ex ports last year probably for the first time in history, the difference amounting to $388,000,000, as com pared with a $J74,000,000 excess in tho value of exports' over Imports in the previous year. The shift of the balancojn trade In agricultural products in favor of for eign countries was attributed by the department of agriculture today chiefly to nn increased value of Im. ports" and a decrease in tho yaluo of exports. Imports, including" forest products, totaled $2,315,000,000 last year, or 780,000,000 more than in tho previous yoar, while exports aggre gated :?l.i)27, 000,000. a decrease of L$82,eoo,ooo.'. imports or sine were valued at U 4,000,000.' sugar at 309,000.000. curreo f 182,000,000, crude rubber JICII.000,000 and'wool $107,000,000. Wheat exports were valued n $)02,T 000,000, as compured with $280,000. 000 the preceding year, and corn $7B,000,000. compared with $116,000, 000. ' - ' ' i niDDEFOKn. Maine.- Doc. 24.- Wladek Ztiyxssko, wrestler,' In asking for a divorce, charges -that his wife. Amelia, has subjected him to cruel and abusive treatment. -The case, is on the trial list for the January term of tho York county supremo court. Mrs. Zbyszko is a little ovor five feet in helRht and of slight , build. jl ilV&iils To the hundred of customers and "good friends who "' ' 9 wlkljSliy loyally speak of this institution as the "pebpleta popular f mil PfFik' store" proprietors and employees of the Golden A: : W-Hi" iRule Mercantile Company extend hearty Christmas U. S. ALIEN CUSTODIAN WELCOMES A PROBE .v WASHINGTON, Doc.- 24 Thomas W.'MUlor, the alien property enstodian, told President Coolidge today that his office would, welcome any investiga tion congress may decide to make. A resolution to direct a senate Inquiry into the administration of alien prop erty has been introduced by Senator King, democrat, Utah. . ; "The alien property custodian's ot floo stands ready for. any inquiry now, as it' ever has been,'! Miller said. . Mr. Miller also went over with the president his . annual report , which will be sent to congress the first if tho year. t , , . . , Sing Christmas Caroli' White House Tonight VA9HINOTONv;Dec. 24 AU. gates o'i tho Whlto-1 House wjll be thrown open tonight while Christmas cardlB are sung nt the north entrance." ,t ' Mj-s. Coolldgo, wife of the president, was the moving spirit In having the old custom revived, and at her invi tation the publlo will take part..' The vested choir of- the First Congrega tional church where the president and Mrs. Coolidge worship, will, lead the singing. Musicians from the Marino band will assist. ,, . a ' j's We, extend to pur pa- wH' trons and friends ' our KM t ..' .best wishes ford Merry Wi tJk Christmas and a Bright P New Year. : . . g. The'-Bootery ' B . ' .. R. B. & H. Bl Strang S : ! I mmli i I 1 ' ; i I 127 wnflUhfA AFTER ALL , Nothing Satisfies Like a Good Cigar .. Buy him nationally advertised Cigars. boxes from 50c up for Christmas. Dunhlll Commoy and other high grade Pipes. . , . : High grade smoking mixtures. Cigarettes In gift packages. Gift Cards free with Magazine Sub scriptions. ' Air our goods priced to move them. Remember DAVIDSON'S On West Main ' Street at.;... $ & 9 & tr MENUS FOR CHRISTMAS DAY " Drcnkfast ' 4 . OrnnireH ' Cereal . Coffee Bolted Eggs ... Toast' .. i . '"" ; ' ' ' I.iini'hcon' V; I . Comment Much Cakes with " Maple Sirup ... " ' Cocoa, Cookies, Prunes " lllimer Lamb Chons Fried Onions, Boiled Potatoes fc lettuce. French Dressing Coffee 1 " Bread Pudding ' f Cut Tills Out It, Is w:ortli Mqncy ; Send this ad and ten cents to Foley A Co.. 283S Sheffield Avo.. Chicago, III., writing your name and address clearly. . You. will necolvo a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Com pound for coughs, colds and hoarse ness, also -free sample' packages of Foley's Pills, a dluretlo stimulant for the kidneys nnd Foley Cathartic Tab let .for Constipation and Biliousness. Those -wonderful - remedies- 'have helped millions of people. Try them! Sold everywhere. .- , Adv. Christmas Greetings -from the- CENTRAL POINT 4J ? r STATE BANK. ;?S - ' ' . ; M Member Federal Reserve w s w w W 'Sfl We Wish You All ' A Merry Christmas " Trowbridge Cabinet Works
