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PAGE EICJTIT MTTOffOKP M A Hi TRTmTNB, MKPFOTTD," OHEfiON, TUKSPAV, JAXPAftY 15, 1954 A BIG BATCH OF BY J. J. A number of the Grants Paw people who attended the Pavlowa performance at the Armory laBt Sat urday night were In such a hurry to Bet home after the show that they speeded their cars on the highway beyond Central Point, entirely forget ful of the fact that J. J. McMahon, motor traffic officer ia apt to turn up almost any place where there, are liable to be motor violations. Joe was there, and Johnny on the spot and hence served summons to them to appear In Justice Roe's court at Jack sonville yesterday. That is why Al Martlneaux, the well known Grants Pass boarding house keeper, M. L. Opilylte, water commissioner for the Josephine coun ty district and well known sportsman, and C. M. Thomas, also of Grants Pass, wore each fined ?10 and costs In that court yesterday. From ' re marks overheard among themselves, and Judged by certain conversation nddressed to McMahon himself, espec ially by Miv Opdyko, It is conjectured that none of the arrested men will cross over Into Jackson county at the primaries next May and vote for Mc Mahon for sheriff. .Paul Bherer, well known rancher near Central Point, despite his height of six feet, 12 inches, also was heed ing a growing urge to get home after the show flaturduy night, when he full Into the traffic mnn's clutches, lln paid a fino of $15 Monday for speeding. ' K. I. McKlnley of Medrord was collected by McMahon Hunday night tn Ashland for driving a motor car Without an operator's license, and he paid a fine of $10 and costs yesterday. : Wm, H. Fluhrer was fined $10 In Justice Taylor's court in this city yes terday for speeding with a Pullman bakery dollvery car Monday between this city and Jacksonville, when Mc Mahon saw him. 10 ACT AS JUDGE EUGENE DEBATE George A. Mansfield, who only re cently returned from a vlBlt at Port land arrived in the city from his home near Prospect yesterday afternoon, and shortly afterwards received a tele gram from Elam Amstutz nt Eugene asking hi in If he would serve as judge al the British Columbia-University of Oregon debate on January 18. The candidate for the democratic, nomination for United States senator, 'from Oregon scratched his head I thoughtfully for a moment while read ing the telegram at the Hotel Medford and then remarked, "I guess its all right for a debate, but I'll not act us ! judga at a buhy show or similar event, while I am n candldutc. Its' too risky." Then he wroto out his accept ance and wired It tn Eugene. Mr, Mansfield expresses himself as Immensely pleased with the momen tum his candidacy Is gaining daily throughout tho state as shown by tho voluntary pledges of support he Is re ceiving although he has not yet begun active campaigning and will probably not do so for at least several weekB. The treatment ho received nt the re cent Jackson bnnquot n Portland at which ho was one of the speakers, and afterwards, especially pleased him and put much encouragement In his sena torial candidacy. Prominent leaders j nnd voters were assembled at that annuul gathoring of democrats from all parts of tho state. Mr. MansNeld will remain In tho city until Thursday when he leaves by auto for Eugeno to attend the debate at which ho will act ns judge. by the uuuko. I.oinl, Htreut railway lines suspended service fur a half hour after tho shock, but service was I'uMumerl when n rrursorv examination revealed thut the lines had not been permanently impaired by the tremb. lor. Except for windows smashed by the shock, plaster shaken from the walls and tiles from the roof, ' no serious damage wan caused to the Imperial hotel. All the serious --casualties in the affected district are said to have been confined to Japunese. Trains Overturned, SHANGHAI, Jan. 15. (Dy the Associated- Press) Advices ;- received from Osaka by tho Ninon Dcmno. Jutmnt'se news agency, stated that a tremendous earthquake in the Kanto district, in the vicinity of Tokio and southwcstwnrd, shortly before Hix d'clock'lhis mornhiK had several com munications between Tokio and Osakn. The traffic department of the Osaka railway bureau has reported that two express trains which left Kobe on the night preceding the quake were overturned in the neigh borhood of Clotemba, In northeastern Huruga . province . near Odawaru, where the temblor Is said to have dis played great intensity. Hiupcroc Near Death. : SHANGHAI, Jan. 15. Uy tho As sociated Press)- Extensive damage, including destruction of houses at Nu-nindzu- and interruption of all com munication In the vicinity of Tokio and Yokohama has followed In the Tablets of soft paper for schools at this nfflc. tt For Swollen Joints Most ' remedies fail but Jolnt-Ense succeeds. It's for Joint troubles only, whether In ankle, knee, hip, elbow, shoulder, finger or spine whether rheumatic or not. ; It limbers up stiff, Inflamed, pain ful, creaky Joints so quickly you'll ho astunlshed, , Two seconds' rubbing and, away It goes through skin and flesli right clown to the bono and- ligaments that's why it succeeds. Ask any re liable druggist. Adv. NCOItKK KII;I,i:i IN JAP QUAKI (Continued From Page One) September, occurred at G:4G o'clock The shock approached those of Sep tember I In Intensity, but was com-, piirutivcly brief in duration. Tho imperial P.otcl filled with American travelers, many hero us a result of reconstruction necessitated by the September catastrophe quickly emptied as the hostelry trembled and j shook during the earth shocks. A hear panic ensued as the guests rush ed for safety outsldo the structure. No casualties were reported however. F.at. In Street). Thousands of residents of Tokio were outing breakfast In the streets of Tokio thin morning, not daring to return to their homes. Hallway ser vice west of Tokio has been suspend- j ed as a result of the damage wrought) Smith Brothers Make Famous Stomach Remedy Years ngo when the Smith Brothers placed their M. A. C. Stomach Tonic on tho market, drug stores through out tho country were literally swamped with preparations alleged by their makers to have great virtue in the treotment of stomach com plaints. Today most of those medl eim'a are gone and forgotten, while Smith Bros.' M. A. C. has a bigger salo than over. It Is the old story of honest merit achieving success in spito of every obstacle. Stomach sufferers who used M.'A. C. found lasting relief and told others about It. That's why the demand for this remedy has contin ued to grow, year uftor year. M. A. C. Is remarkably effective in all forms of stomach distress, such as indigestion, dyspepsia, heartburn, sour stomach, nausea and excessive gas. Absolutely hurmless pleasant to take. You are protected by a posi tive guarantee of money refunded If the first botllo falls to relieve your stomach trouble. Put up In one size only. Price $ 1.2.r. 1 leutb's Drug Store, West Side Pharmacy will sup ply you. -' Adv. 21 H MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S I WEDNESDAY SPECIAL I I j6 Wool Blankets $4.35 j 66x48, 4 pound wool and cot-1 ton plaid Blankets, sold regu- j I larly f or $6,Wednes- M 35 day special, pair . . JpTco j f $4 Cotton Blankets R85 1 70x84 plaid and white sheet j Blankets, sell regularly for $4, Wednesday 85 I special, pair . . . . . 1P0 j Watch for Our Remnant Sale 'Announcement. See Our Window ' ; Display, Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody Medford, Ore. A Good Dress Cheap at our Remnant Sale. Watch for Ad. See Window. Mail Orders Promptly Filled Postage Prepaid. Agents for Buttenck Patterns wake of a heavy earthquake which occurred this morning, -according to advices received from the affected district of the N'lhon Dempo, a Japa nese press association here. The reports state . that the em peror and empress are safe at Nu maUuu, despite widespread destruc tion in that city, in which many houses are said to have been shaken dowa. Tho imperial villa, located at Xumudzu, was not dumaged, howevor, the reports state. The urea of greatest damask is said to -have been between the towns of Goteinba, which Is about eighty miles southwest of Tokio, and Koozu, and southward In tho vicinity of Ha kone, according to reports received over a single railway line kept in ope ration by tho Kobe, railway bureau be tween Tokio and Honshu. Slight damage was suffered by tho district between Tokio and Koozu, ad vices from this source stated. The quake was felt at Nagoyu, about 200 miles southwest of Tokio, in the pro vince of Owari and in Shizouka, In Suruga province, along Suruga bay. 2uuke fjuMed 14 Minutes. The meteorological observatory at Osaka announced after the quake that the width of the osillations recorded in the seismograph by the earth shock was 3!) fi-10 millimeters. Thequake lasted for fourteen minutes. Tho sejHmological renter apparently was off tho Klshu coast. It was stated. The Eastern News agency has re ceived reports that the damage , to Tokio was not extensive, but that it was severe in the K wan to district and east of Hakone, In Suruga province where telephone, telegraph and train service was stopped as a: result of dumage wrought by the earth shocks. Advices received byS thd Nlhon Dempo at six o'clock this morning from Osaka stated that there was no sign of any outbreak of fire at Tokio. A report from Takazoki, a city near Tokio, however, stated that telephone service at the capital had been sus pended, and the street railway linea put out of commission. The ' WateH system, although crippled, "was being operated at that time, it was said. ' ? v,rr WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. Jeffer son Caffery, American charge at To kio, cabled today that Tokio and Yo kohama "suffered a severe earth quake shock this morning' 'causuig temporary suspension of railway ser vice, the water supply, the electric lighting system, and telegraphic and telephonic communication. He said Tokio newspapers estimated - that fifty persons were killed. - No Americans were reported among the dead. Frederic D. K. Leclercq, second secretary of the American em bassy, suffered a fractured wrist, Mr. Caffery said, adding that with ' this exception tho staffs of the embassy and the consulate " general had suf fered no injury. i Quake Tremors Felt Here. ' WASHINGTON, Jan. 15. The latest Japanese earthquake, as re corded on the Georgetown university seismograph, continued for almost two hours and1 reached Its maximum .intensity between 6:46 a. m and 6:60 a. m? Tokio time. Father Tondorf, In charge of the instrument, reported that the first .tremors were picked up at 6:16 a. m and that they continued until about 8 a. m. ' ' OSAKA. Japan, Jan. IB. (By As? sociated Press). The serious earth quake which began at 6:45 a. m. to day around the Nagano prefecture is supposed to have been centered at Matsumoto. The damage Is not known here. j Tokio and Nagoya were affected by strong tremors. Osaka and Koyoto felt the shocks slightly. , Nagano prefecture is situated on a table land In the central part of the main island of Japan. Bilk is the most important industry of the region. There also Is extensive farming and forestry. Matsumoto is a prosperous commercial city with heavy transac tions In cocoons and silkworm eggs- RHEUMATISM LEAVES YOU FOREVER Every druggist In this county Is au. thorlzed to my to every rheumatic ...... it n full olnt bottle of Allenrhu, the ure I'onqueror of rheu matism, does not snow ine wy iu nnnv i-priure swollen joints and do away with even the slightest twinge of rheumatic jmui, no gladly return, your money with out comment. Allenrhu has been tried and tested for years, and really marvelous re sults have been accomplished In the most severe cases where the suffering and agony was Intense and piteous and whore the patient wns helpless. Mr. James H. Allen, the discoverer of Allenrhu, who for many years suf fered the torments of acute rheuma tism, desires all sufferers to know that he does not want a cent of any one's money unless Allenrhu decis ively conquers this worst, of all dis eases, and ho, has Instructed drug gists to guarantee It as above In every Instance. . Heath's Drug Store and West Side pharmacy will supply you. Xlail orders accepted. , .... .Adv. JANUARY DEUELS' A L ::fj v; V- - MANY IMPORTANT OFFERINGS ON DISPLAY WHICH ARE NOT ADVERTISED j Values in Household Linens 72x90 Gibraltar Sheets, $1.85 value......:: 81x30 Gibraltar Sheets, $2.00 value..'.'..... 81x90 Pequot Sheets, $2.25 value 9-4 Pe(iiot Sheeting, white 45 inch Tubing 45. inch Indian Head Tubing 42 inch -Indian Head Tubing 42 inch Pequot Crises f:: Hope Muslin , Berkeley No. GO Cambric Berkeley No. 100 Cambric 33 inch Indian Head .$1.45 $1.57 ..$1.98 78? .....50? 50? ....:..45? 46p .. 19? 29? .39? 33? Values in Table Linens 72 inch ajl'j.iiicn Damask, $2.75 value....$2.20 72 inch all.iiinun Damask, $3.00 value....$2.40 72 inch all Linen Damask, $3.50 value....$2.80 72 inch all Linen Damask, $3.75 value.. ..$2.95 72 inch all Linen Damask, $5.00 value....$3.95 Outing Flannels 27 inch Fancy, 21c value 15 36 inch, Fancy, 25c value ,...20? '27 inch Daisy Cloth, 29c value....;.'.... 22? 30 inch Daisy Cloth, 37 l-2c value..!..:... 29? Towels and Toweling Reduced Turkish Towels, 18x36,' 25c value.. '.19? lluck Towels, 20c value, each 15? All Linen Crash Toweling, yard 19? m Special $W 500 Pairs Ladies' Silk Hose, blacks and browns. Full Fashioned. Values to $1.75 a pair. ' ' j Outing Gowns" -' ' $1.25 values,now 98? $1.75 values,'!now .'.........$1.39 $2.00 values, now ..;.!......:,....,:..: ...$1.69 Chappie Coats 20 Off Brushed .AVool Sweaters and Coals, $.T.00 to $15.00, now 20 off. ; Corsets 20 Off Royal Worcester, Frolaset, Nemo, Front and Back Lace. Vanity Fair 10 Off Silk I'ndcrwear $3.50 Vests, now.....,,....$3.15 $2.50 Vests, now.. $2.25 Crepe De Chine $1.75 Our entire stock, all wanted colors, during this salo, $2.25 value $1.75 Skinner Satins $2.19 ' Skinner's Guaranteed Dress Sat ins, all colors, $2.95 values $2.19 ; v ,jgfe! Jaequard Piplettes....$5.95 White Satin Spreads $4.75 :o $8.50 Pink or Blue Satin Spreads $8.50 Cretonnes Lot No. 1, 50c value..........l39? Lot No. 2, 90c values 59? Velvet Corduroys For Bath Robes, in good colors, $1.25 value .89? Windsor Crepe, now ....35? -A B C Silk anil Taffetex..;.59? . Luncheon Sets : Fancy Bridge Cloths....$1.25 Novelty Linen Cloth, - -with Napkins .....$4,75 Imported Linen Sets......$6.75 Pure Linen Pattern Cloth $5.00 Ginghams 32 inch Dress Ginghains....29? 27 inch Dress Ginghams....22? Cotton Challies 25e Challies, now 19? '25c Percales, now 21? 36 inch Lingette, 85c value 69? 75c Sunburst. Silk, now....59? Frenoh Kid Gloves Exceptional 'values, $3.50 val ues, 2 ciasp ...: .....:....$2.25 Beaded Bags .. . $7.50 values, now.......-.....$3.75 $5.75 values, now $3.95 Blankets . Double Sheet Blankets $2.35 Nashua Wool Nap Blankets, heavy .double, $4.50 value, $3.65 Heavy, double, $5.50 value, $4:50 Pure.. Virgin.. Wool.. Blankets 66x8n 4 n,v plaids..$10.00 72x80, 5 lb., plaids $12.50 All Women's Coats, Suits and Dresses Priced for This Sale 25 Off Men's and Boys' Overcoats A $5 Hat With a Kuppenheimer Suit Quality Why Pay More Mail Orders Promptly Filled 1 Economy
