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O O O o O O O o o o msdford matl TnmirNT,. rtnT"OTjny TM3 -a. sir KLEINS H THE TAILOR UPSTAIRS . Say: " ; .Business is Good; I can't help doing business because my prices nre low my styles as to out and design are always n little ahead. My overhead expenses are small in other words I am doing a large business "Small profits. and sat isfied customers'.' is my motto. Call and see for yourselves. See how my goods are turned out, fini.Ched and lined - Sale runs all this month. $50 Suits to Order for $42.50 With M4ford trade ta MedforO made. PRESENT PLAN 10 CONTROL CIA WASHINGTON. June 5. (By the Associated Press.) Information- has reached the Associated Press pointing to direct Russian soviet participation in an Impending armed struggle' tor the control ot all China. ' , The preparations already ' made contemplate a civil war of major pro portions, centering in the northern provinces and dwarfing in importance the present outbreaks In the south. The ultimate political consequences can only be conjectured. The area of probable) activities is the center of greatest Interest to Japan and the aid of the Boviet is being thrown behind the standards of Feng Yu-Hsiang. leader of the faction least friendly to Tokyo. Opposing Feng stands Chang Tso Lfirtt the ; Manchurian war lord, re ported to have the moral, If not the actual physical support of the Jap anese government. CANTON. Jun G. nv the Asso ciated Press J. Civil administrators quartered behind prepared fortiflcn llons today expected a clash rnomen- tarlly owing to tyrannical military domination. Inhabitants are fleeing to Hongkong. Martial law is proclaimed here nightly. The civil administration anticipates a treacherous military attack. The merchants who have suffered considerably are demanding action against the military establishments with the ultimate idea that a peaceful civil government under the Kuomln tang parly may he placed in power. Leaders of the Kuomlntnng party today denied the charge of. fostering communistic ideas, asserting that so cialism and democracy Is the. aim of the organization. ' Banks closed today as' money and valuables were placed in the foreign settlement for safekeeping. Wu Te-Chen, police commissioner, and other prominent officials are re ticent regarding the situation. 8 YR. OLD BOY IS HELD FOR MURDER CAMBRIDGE. Mass.. June 6. (By Associated l'resH.3 Kisht-year-dlil John VercH of Jowoll was indicted for murder today by the Middlesex grand jury. The. boy admitted to police that ho und a six year old com panion pushed Vivian Husson, 1 8 months into the Morrimac river and threw stones at the body until it sank. The prlfionor was too young to face criminal prosecution.- RIFFIANS LAUNCH E T STYLE PARIS, Juno 5. The Riffian tribesmen have launched the strong est and best organized offensive tdnce their invasion of French Morocco with a drive against Taounat in the middle of the front. Official reports say Abd-Kl-Krim's men temporarily gained some ground, crossing the Ouergha at several points but were repelled b the French. The latter in n series of counter attacks re-oct-uplcd some of the posts n ort h of the st rea m w h ich were abandoned during the voluntary evac uation of that zone last week. The Riffian offensive was conduct ed with the greatest fierceness the tribesmen have yet shown. Abd-Kl-Krini used Riffiun regulars, his best shock troops in the attacks, but the French declare they were mowed down by machine gun fire and that their losses were extremely heavy. The Uiffians used no artillery. ol their forces were larger than in any previous operation of the campaign. The pitched buttle lasted from day break to sunset yesterday, French re ports said. Abd-F.l-Kilm's shock RUSSELL'S ANNIVERSARY SALE Kirschbaum Clothes Known.' everywhere as the line of "greatest values,", and every suit 100. per cent all virgin wools. Quality goes into eaeh suit and value in men's suits means fit and style as well as low price. Being "all virgin wool" they retain their shape and wear ex ceptionally well. Every suit we have is new this spring, assuring you of correct cut and style, and we know you; will get satisfaction from each suit. "'-To' get you acquainted with "Kirschbaum 100 per cent all virgin wool" we are going to give you on Saturday. I'A HAT OR CAP FREE with each regular price suit. Men's Suit Prices Reach Rock Bottom For this. "First Anniversary, Sale" we have grouped fifty men's suits and young men's suits, and becausfcjof the range of prices represented we are putting a price v.-.. ;.. v.- i.iS : ,.,r Exactly One'Hctlfi ' on "Kuppenheimer" suits, Cortley clothes and on sev eral other suits of standard make. It's our desire to close these fifty suits out in a hurry, so wo' take this drastic reduction to make a quick clearance. In the .lot are many suits for boys .of all-wool materials and sizes 15, 17 and 19 years, all long pants suits, and they will cost you only $12.50, as they are $25.00 suits. Then there are others at even less. For men you can get suits from $12.50 to $22.50 in this Big Half Price Sale Saturday Boys' Suits S8.50 Anniversary Values You must see those suits to really appreciate the values and we are mire : to make friends among the boys with these snap py suits in all' anes from ;' - $8.50 Boys' Fine Suits Reduced to $10.50 High grade all wool suits that arc well made; all with two pair lined pants and "values, extraordinary." , Prepare the boy now for next school term and save money qii these $10.50 MenV "Fruit-of-the-Loom'' High Grade Night Shirts $1.65 Every wife knows "Fruit-of-the-Loom" Muslin; just ask them, what the quality is. There is none better and there is only one "genuine." If you want a: good, full-cut, high-grade night shirt and want to save, we know of no better time than now and no better place than Russell's on Satur day at the "Anniversary Sale." fcl gC Price I....:.......;...... . $3.00 Men's Caps at Anniversary Price of $1.75 Our finest caps and of the best materials and the latest styles. Real cap bargains for d 1 7 EC our Anniversary Sale, Saturday... P - Men'a $1.25 Shirts . Anniver&aKjr Price 79c Poth with and without collars and plain or strip ed percales of extra ood quality. Worth 7Q $1.00 and $1.25, at t Men's Palm Beach 2-Piece Suits at $13.50 Just twelve suits, but every size, from 36 to 44 and there is real value for you in these "Genuine Palm Beach" two-piece suits for men. Nothing nicer on a hot day than these cool summer .suits and you'll find a lot of comfort can he purchased here on. Saturday for the little price C1 Q CCQ our "Anniversary Sale" brings...... Men's Lisle Sox Anniversary Price 5 for $1 "Seven Point Sox"; that is, seven points at which they' excel others. A' wonderful sock. Worth f ' 5 for $1 XMOW ., Boys' Blouses Priced for Anniversary Sale at 75c Good quality "blouses and some shirts included in this sp.cial blouse sale, com- 1C mewing Thursday, at troops Kt thrlr first n-al tanto of mmli'tn Win-fun in a stiiiiiK defeat in whU-h the Uiffians lost hundreds of dead and many prisoners. The Kifrian warriors fought valiantly but were furred back by the Kronen, from all points north of the OueiKha river. The fierceness and stubbornness of Abd-Kl-Kiiin's attack was interpreted by the Kronen an meaning his adher- nce to his uriKintil intention to reach Kez. Tauunai, his immediate objec tive is the key to the crossing of the OuoikIiu. STATE GRANGERS ON AUTO RIDE DALLAS, Ore., June 5. Delegates to the unnuul convention of the State Orange were this morning enjoying automobile trips to points of inter est In I'olk county, ending with an inspection of the Oregon normal school. This afternoon the convention will tackle a mass of resolutions, which will define the organization's poll cies for the ensuing year. The convention late yesterday went on record as favoring .an effort for a new stnte income tax and instruct ed State Master 1'almiter to appoint a committee to work with other or ganizatioliH to form a tax league. This league would not only work for an Income tax law but would con duct a campaign ngalnst the Dennis resolution which would put the state on record as opposed to any income tax for fifteen years. . o ( i BY SUPPRESSION SANTIAGO. Chile, Juno 5. (Hy the Associated Press.) A delicate situa tion is reported in the nitrate rcition following the closing of two com munist newspapers at luulqW. Clashes are said to have taken place hut duo to the censorship the dctuils arc vanue. Dispatches received here said a crowd attacked the C'oruna works, seizing the offices and mortally wounding an employe. The others and the manager escaped. Uprisings were started in two other factories and machine gunners were landed from a cruiser to suppress the disorders, in one of the encounters two policemen were killed. The dispatches say the government iias the situation well in hand. E MISSING 15700 SAN FRANCISCO, June 5. ( Ry Associated Press.) Postoffice Inspec tor Charles K. Calne said today no progress had been made toward un covering $ny clue leading to solution of the disappearance several days ago from the mails between Iieno, Nov., and Kloriston, Oil., of u package con taining $5700 in currency, part of the payroll of the C'rown-Willametto Paper company nt Kloriston. Re ports said the package had gone for ward from the Reno postoffice but failed to arrive at Kloriston. Two deputy inspectors from the San Krancisco office have been de tailed on the case, Chief Cainc said. Tired bodies respond to Hills Bros Coffee Lacging bodies throw oft fatigue with the first delightful mouthful of this fa vorite coffee of the West. A tonic to the tired and a delicious beverage withal. Refreshing! Invigorating! No other drink so unerringly hits the spot in dead center. At the first sign of mental or bodily fatigue, brew yourself a cup of Hills Bros. Coffee. Inhale its wonderful bouquet. Then raise it to your lips and drink deeply. In all the world, no flavor like this! The Recognized Stand ard, without a doubt. Ask for Hills Bros, by name and look for the Arab on the can. Hills Bros. Coffee is eco nomical to use. HILLS BROS COFFEE In the original Vacuum Pack which keeps the totjet fresh. JI'?2-;, HillilW PORTLAND, Ore., June 6. Fede ral Judge R. S. Uean today granted i a motion for a directed verdict dis missing charges of misuse of tho malls against John L. Etherldge, Portland bond dealer. The govern ment charged that Kthorldge in sell ing bonds of a Seattle local Improve ment diHlrict had misrepresented that they were barked by the credit of the entire city of Seattle. ELECTRIC WELDING Solves the problem for . you of eliminating lost' time and use of. the broken ma chinery or purls and also saves yon labor costs, here. Otir tip-to-date plant with A-l equipment at your serv ice when you need it. Jackson's Welding Shop 46 S. Riverside Phone 316 WHY NOT BUY FROM THE SOURCE OF SUPPLY AND CUT OUT SUBSTITUTION We Wholesale and Retail 4 Pounds of Peas 25 Lettuce, per head 5t Onions, per bunch 5 Beets, 2 bunches for 15 Turnips, 2 bunches for..l5 Carrots, 2 bunches for....l5 Johnson Produce Co. 241 N. FirSt. Phone 97 Let us service your car regularly with VELVOIL Our famous Eastern Oil at 23c per quart. Why pay more? 8ee Wolff, the Tire Man, for Tires of Quality and Mileage. Armory Service Station Puc. Highway at Jackson 8c. 13 GOODWILL The Good Wilt of a Customer Is a Valuable Asset GOOD WILL is acquired from , GOOD SERVICE. GOOD SERVICE is obtained through CO-OPERATION. t. CO-OPERATION is working in harmony. First National Bank Medford, Oregon United States Depositary CT1 CHH ) -a 'i lit ' IT IS
