Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 26, 1923, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextMT:DFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREO ON, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2fi, 1923 EXPECTED 10 GET E Now names and faces aro poppfnp up daily for tho primary frce-fur-all In the spring and 4I10 sheriff'H office Htlll loudH as a Jure for candidnlcs. Nno have been mentioned for . the place, two coming forth with an- iiounccments. And the end is not yet. I- LttLlvHtf citizens spoken of for tho ferenco was to break down all the toga, are George U. Alden, now a dep- petty barriers that exist between tho Uty, Chris Gottlieb, orchiirdist and different cities in tho state and to Kfiortsman and (Sua Nichols of Kiiglc arrange for their cooperation, "i'eoplo J'oint. The last two named would come to this state to see the great no after . the democratic nomination, west, not to see Medford or Ashland arid, It Is no secret, that an -oft de- or Klamath Falls, and we must unlto feated Jackson county : democracy is liour advertiuing and efforts to draw figuring on' reaping something, .from people hero itiHtead of hindering and !thp-' well known,; but firmly denied over-reaching each other," wus tho fsplit Jn Ilftpubllcan ranks, nn out- statement of FrofenHor Vining. "Ore growth, of. tho last oleetion, when gon is scheduled to receive tho great ncoreB oft republicans - forgot their est tourtat travel during tho next year pArty faith to elect Governor I'ierco. thnt she has ever had in her history To -eliminate this sickening feature, and this demand two things of tho there will lie a harmony meeting on Oregon people: first, adverting and Uncoln's birthday,;, but none expect booHtlng, and, second, providing good tlio'ciiiMnt fo hold;-" . - ,'- roads and accommodations for these icnris of -Sheriff Charles Turrill tourists." . arVViirglng him to go after the re-' At tho conclusion of I'rofossor VI n lfubllmn nomination, to which Kher- InK's speech. Mayor Gaddis of this, iff -Tcrrlll strenuously objects, as ho city presented him with a cano as a "JsanxlouH to get back to Jjike Creek token of appreciation for his services. fnd-lhe "oil. The present sheriff has "is interest, his lectures and inspiring oen the subject of more gossip and enthusiasm for this stato. Irving y;rnnu jury, aeuvuy, man any hiiitml. if-thp state, but has emerged serene Vbm a wavo of political pestering and divided authority. . Ho tho sheriff is helnc boomed for ' another term, on .lie grounds of "vindication.' Tho county JudgeHhlp race promises to. he a spirited affair, spring and fall, FHcndti of County Judgo Gardner ex pect him to seek re-election on his record. Mile Cantrall of lluch, one of tho boat known farmers In southern Oregon Is being urged to mako the -t-it rn trf Ihn miiiitilfffin ndinlnnf Inn. Jyfr. Cuntrall does not approve of tho Idea. Tom Himpson of Ashland, former county commissioner, is also .Vflpokcn' of for the place. Ungar .Building Bonds for Sale ifSTliO G. E. Miller Company, munlcl pp:l' bond corporation with of lie oh In jfyrtlanu', BefUtlo, San, Francisco, Oak $piV fq Ahgolon nod, Chicago, nro offering1 ami ' advertising ' first inort kafee ffold bomlft on'tho tfiiKnr build ing. accrOBS tho street fro intho Ore Ionian building in Portland, addition lilly tjocured by F..W. WoolwortU com Jmny on tho Heady building. If Inter- tatod Heo tholr nd In this Issuo show i jpg, picture or Whoro tho UliKnr build ' al..- i.. i.....i . ' i i Saving Beats Making It is important to know where it comes from, but more so to know whero it goes. We are giving our usual HOUSEHOLD FILE with a BOo purchase Every housowifo, who is inter ested in saving, should have one. This distribution as an annual ovent with us tho demand always exceeds the supply. .;. GET YOURS AT ONCE Heath's Drug' Store 109 E. Main St. Phone 884 ' We are as near to you as your telephone . Heath, Mann and Heath Sewing Machines The White Sewing Machine Co. l',;. Is now located in its now quarters at 24 North Bartlett : ' Wo carry tho now White El octrlo that ovoryhocly In talking ' about. Our company has mint an oxport teacher hero lo open a froo ' drcHNtnulttng school. Ix)t us oxpluln our course Drlng lu the couiion ;.and got. $15.00 DISCOUNT , COUPON - Good for (15.00 on any machine In store till Jan. 1st, 1924. You can always find bargains TOURIST CROP !S PREDICTED. 1924 Professor Trvlnp Vlning was tho speaker of tho day at tho forum thin noon giving an account of the confer ence that took place this morning In Medford between all tho secretaries of tho Chambers of Commerce of 'South- ern Oregon. Tho purports of this con- v ...... " l 'uuui m-u. Airout one numireci people woro Piesont, tno largest lorum m inonms. Tho l oom was decorated with a huge Christmas tree and the tables wore 'liKhtod with red candles and spread with holly and miHtletoo. Tho speaking began by Georgo An drews making a short announcement P'" arrangements made for tho coming year. The opera, Kuhln Tlood," is to bo given some time during tho summer. George An h'T".a.ftlH? JIV"'0, arrangements with tho Hunt Theater company to l"'eHnt every year threo or more artists supremo In their lino, in Med ford, in tho Armory, which is largo enough to hild a crowd big enough to pay for such attractions at tho roaHonable prices. Tho first of those artists this year will be Madame T'avlmva who Is coming tho 12th of January. The Colonial To Quit Business; Sale Starts Friday I Tho Colonial has decided to quit business and Is advertising n closing out sale to begin Friday of this week. Till..' ulnfn ii-lll l.n .l.'.uiwl lni..nflmu preparing for tho salo. ... . . i. m ......... This stock of ladies' ready-to-wear and piece goods is large and up-to-date and tho sale comes at an oppor tune time for bargain seekers. Mr. and Mrs. John Olmstead have decided to null this business and are also advertising their fixtures for sale. Miss Towne will glvo a salo on mil linery at the same time. I,nd Ccnfcssi to 100 ItoblKM-lcs. HA NT A MONICA, Cab, Doc. 2C. Kurth Kelm, 18, who says ho came horo from Chicago five months ngo, bns confeHScd to tnoro than 100 burg UuicH In southern California cities, according tho the police. Ho was ar rested In his room hero yesterday. Tablnta of soft paper for schools at this office. tf ON ANY MACHINE WHITE SEWING MACHINE CO. .11. O. Parkhurst. Mgr.. here In all makes used machines. The Scott hih school football team left Toledo, Ohio, on Chrhttinas day and Is speeding to I'ortland to meet the Columbia university eleven on Multnomah club field next Tuesday afternoon. In a message to Assistant Coach Keller who Is In the Rose City handling the preliminary details of the contest, It was stated that the boys were eager to make the journey to the Pacific coast. You can yet It at DeVoe'a. tf You can get Krernmel Bros, famous Health Dread at DoVoe'a. A tourist driving a Dodge car this morning on Main street skidded into the ' drinking fountain in front of Hubbard's store and damaged It quite a bit. v We have good values In used cars. Patton ft Robinson. Inc. tf One of the beat dances ever held In the armory was that on Christmas night. Thero were about 300 couples present, and Alford's orchestra sup plied tho music. Hpeclal bargains in player pianos at Pfllmer's. ' tf , Robert IT. Holmes of the traffic department of the Kouthorn Pacific; who is located at Salem, spent" tho i first of the week and Christmas with relatives and friends In Medford and in tho valley. Mr. Holmes is especial- ! ly well known to patrons of the Southern Pacific company In Medford having been employed as chief clerk several years In the local Southern Pacific freight office, where he won a legion of friends and promotion. We will loan you money to build or buy Holmes the Insurance Man. Mrs. John Oessler of Tjiko Creek ' was in Medford today attending to business and shopping. Xmas gifts are all in Japanese Art Store. tf Tho New Radio Corporation expects to open a broadcasting station of 1000 volts at Oakland, Calif., about Janu ary 1st. This will bo tho largest broadcasting station In the west. See the genuine Victor, Victrolas, at Palmer's Piano House. tf Mrs. II. Noel loft this afternoon for Chicago. Uuy.Xmas gifts, deposit 25 percent, we will save It for you. Jap Art Store. tf A. S. Rosenbnum drove to Ashland today to attend to business In that city. . . Toys Jap Art Store Toys. tf Sufficient orders for Bodatol, tho government explosive, have been ob tained to fill the car and orders will bo close on Wednesday or Thursday of this wook. So far 26,000 pounds have been ordered but orders up to 40,000 will bo filled ln tho carload. Tho demonstration In tho Illinois val ley on Saturday was a complete suc cess. A total of 160 farmers attended the three demonstrations. Grants Pass Courier. Crepe paper Bo roll, DeVoe's. Mr, and Mrs. Harry Prontieo and W. R. Prontiee left Tuesday afternoon, for Portland tyhero tho first men tioned will attend tho annual conven tion of tho True BlHcuit . company, from which they will proceed on to Aberdeen, Wash., the homo of W. U.. Prentice. Mi. aid Mrs. Prentice, ex-; pect to be gone from here a week., . Who pays the agent, you or - the other fellow? Eden Valley Nursery; Phone 6HO-J-2. '-. , tf Miss Buster I-a Mar arrived Mon day from Han Francisco to stay for several woeks with her mother, Mrs. M. li. Glover of Ross Lano. Get your magazines at DeVoe's. Mrs. C. I. Hutchinson entertained a party of eighteen at dinner at tho Hotel Medford Christmas evening. Phonographs! See .Launspauh. tf Louise Williamson has returned to' Salem where she is employed, after a week spCnt with hor family in this city. net soft paper school tablets, at thlJ oC'Ice. ( tf Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Cato ehtertalnod a number of friends and relatives at dinner Christmas evening. Tho guests wero Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Furry, Mr. and Mrs. Culver Furry and daughter, Mrs. M. Rose, Mr. and Mrs. 1,1 oyd Culver, Harold and Agnes Culver, Mr. and Mrs. Louie Culver, Mr. and Mrs. Nell Franklin and daughter, Mrs. W. Iean and Mr. and Mrs. Everett Bray ton. Tho dinner at the Hotel Medford Christmas evening turned into a din ner dnnco that lasted from seven to nine when tho many guests started to dance to the music of Alford's orches tra which was playing during the din ner. Thero will bo a mask ball at tho Armory on New Year's eve. , YOTNG VOOI CLEANS VP (Continued From Page One) credit In New York and Chicago. His profits, he said were between f 700.0U0 and $xoo,000 . " 'While I regard these1 transactions na private matters,1 said Lieutenant Wood to me, 'I am perfectly willing to tell the story going into Intimate details of my personal affairs. None of theso transactions had anything' t do with Philippine enterprises. Ef forts woro made by people here to have me Invest In enterprises In the islands, but I declined to do so. Mlno wero all American transactions. Profits by ICxtiumgv ' 'While 1 don't know tho origin of tho stories of largo amounts said to hnvo been deposited by mo they prob ably got about through the fact that 1 made a practice of transferring the same amount back and forth between Manila and New York as often as oc casion demanded. Favorable ex- change rates governed me In this. When thero was a chance to mako a profit through transfer I did so. " lf t hot banks know you havo gold they will make you a good offer for it and through that fact I transfcrrei ihe same amount frequently. If I had gold deposited In New York and the exchange rate made It desirable to transfer It to Manila. I did so. It Is absolutely untrue that I Incorporated . ( "Lieutenant Wood said ho had de pended for advice on a New York concern which cabled him daily as to investment conditions. "Manila people say Lieutenant Wood's purchase of expensive auto mobiles caused some comment here to th effect that he was getting rich thru investments, although the more general opinion was thnt his money was due to the fact that his wife is daughter of Henry H. Thompson, of Delaware, president of the United Indigestion May Lead to Appendicitis Repeated attacks of indigestion often lead to serious Inflammation of the stomach and intestinal -tract. This Inflammation may finally .extend to tho appendix, which usually becomes Infected through the presence of foul, irritating matter In the bowels. It doesn't pay to ignore even the most simple warning of digestive trouble. Neglect Is responsible for much misery. Uneasiness at the pit of the stomach, sour taste ; In the mouth, excessive gas, heartburn, nau sea, vomiting, bitter risings, constipa tion, biliousness, diz'y spells and pal pitation of tho heart after eating are some of the most common .symptoms of poor digestion. I If you are subject toany form of stomach distress, don't fall to try a bqttle of Smith Bros.' M. A. C, the guaranteed stomach treatment. This wonderful ' medlcino visually gives prompt relief from all discomfort. In fact it Is sold on apositlve guarantee of money back U the first bottle fulls to do so. A large bottle costs ' but 1.25. Heath's Drug Store, West SIdo Pharmacy will supply you. Adv. States Finishing company, with of fices at -320 Broadway, Now York, who is reputed to bo wealthy. Mr. Thompson visited Manila last Janu ary. Recently his daughter purchased a residence in Manila whero she und Lieutenant Wood live. " Children's Matinee Big Success, Page The free matinee given Christmas day by the George A. Hunt Co., nt the t'ngo theatre, was greeted with a packed houao and tho kiddies woro all dellghteo with tho spiondld pictures secured especially for the occasion. These matinees have been given, on Christmas day for several years to tho children of southern Oregon by the George A. IHunt Co.. and are looked forward to each year. MANY 1JVKS MST IX STOitM (Continued From Page One) being made by the Pacific Spruce cor poration to. send Us tug "Go Getter'' to the all! of the imperilled party, and an effort was being made to have the F. A. Douty, a towboat, accompany the rescue tug The bar, too rough all day yester day and last nlght.to pormlt an open boat to cross in, safoty, had not quiet ed to a noticeable, extent this morn I..R. ' The coast guard . cutter crew left here Monday afternoon in response to a call from W'aldport, sixteen miles Bouth, wllore a launch carrying Vic tor Webb, 18, had gone Into tho open sea. The boat was found yesterday dashed to pieces on the rocks. Efforts to comgnunlcate with the boat yesterday were fruitless. It was from two and a naif to three miles from shore and the coast guard station tried repeatedly to signal the boat with flash lights. No reply was received however..- '. ' Thoso aboard, besides Captain C. Hunt, are Chestqr Harwood, engineer; Kd Groonbrook. A. Gustafson, F. Calk Ins. Kenneth Foster, John Stockman and J. Norwood. SEATTLE, Dec. 26. The const guard cutters Snohomish from Port Angeles. Wash., and Cahokla from Eu reka, Cnl., have been sont to tho aid of eight coast gunrrismen, bwr-bound in a small boat off Newport. Captain F. G. Dodge, district coiutnnndor, with bond quarters hero, announced today. HBATTLK, Dec. 2... Kffects of a record-breaking wind that wafted ChrlHtnias to I'UKCt Sound caused sus pension today of operation of street ears on the two principal streets of the retail district. Movement of working people to their task was hampered. Olio Interruption lasted twelvo minutes and another twonty. Short circuits had occurred In a power suh-stntlnli. AS D Beware of Imitations! Unless you see the "Bayer Cross" on -ae.kage or on tablets you are not get ting the genuine Bayer Aspirin proved safo by millions and prescribed by physicians over twenty-three years fof Colds Ileailarha Toothaeho Lumbago Neurit ir Rheumatism Neuralgia Pain, Pain Accept "Bayer Tablet of Aspirin" only. Each unbroken package contains proven directions. Handy boxes ol twelve tablets cost few cents. Drug gists aUo sell bottles of 24 and 100. Aspirin is the trado maxk of Bayet Manufacture of Monoacetiracidester ol talicyiicacid. I NEW SHOW TODAY "The Dorothy mBSSj; RIALTG SUNDAY JT. 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A DRAMA OF THE FAR NORTH WHERE PEOPLE GO TO FORGET AND BE FORGOTTEN. ie Woman who Mid. one " robbed me of my husband. ' .' "A MAN'S MAN" f.V Telephone Main 4195 ' Los Angeles Chicago .