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fDDrO-RD MATT TTtTBTTSE MEDFORD. QTlFfi OX, WEDNESDAY, .7? S, 1 923
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AGAIN ENDORSES9-
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2 ARMY PLANES FLY FROM IAC01 I""":
TACOIIA. July . tAvP ) In "n
effort tu make nun olWi one-day hup
.from Taeomii to San Dlcg.r UiSi.i-
ints O. V. lluyncs uWtl JohiPW. Ili-n-
ton of the I'nited States nrmyiftylr
10 I'COtTr.AND, Or., July 7. (A. P.)
Congress
every effort
armaments
p. ment dT a world court flf Interna-1 earner tlian tlu-y originally planned.
0 tlullHl Justice III resolutions adopted VV"h Lieutenant llaynes was Slaff
today liv tlio general assembly of !8"I'K''""' '' rr "elly mechanic,
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Ill culled upon to mn '""''Vina look ml today jeoin the Camp
irt tuwanl limitation S ''& "' '''iEI'l llKlit of .1
unii toward tin- eatnUklffli-1 '"" "nunn at 2:30 a. 111.. 0111. hour
the International Christian Kndcavor
' "We further lay llln the conscien
ces of the Kndcuvorers of North
Amerk:t ncciiQof supporting this
lmportunt uuestlou and of nilnptiiiff
for the nation the principles univer
sally allowed for individual, namely,
tow, not war." says the resolution
advocating thtvvorld court,
, A'he disarmament and peace reso
hillon declares: 9 j
ASIUce war scliles absolutely noth
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practically everything clue. ChiWtiun
O Kndeovorers call upon the govern- Another inyslery y9 in
menl of the I 'nltcji states to take witness the mysteri(
effective steps to brgbout u llm- Oi'kds. etc, bearing tin
itatiun of the dangers of war with iiuostion "Ijo You hove Vour Wife?
lluj- ultimate object of eliminating overnight the city gnssomcd forth
rivale J'. J. .Muuglinll waa with
Lieutenant Ileuton. O
Stops were planned A .Medford.
t-a i.s. it .i ...
Han Kiaiic-lNcu, ulmut 1:30
oelock, iilh.wiriK ilaylfKlil for
the jfiniilnci-f ihf IkIu to Hup
IHt-KTi. gj'I'hf iw pluiH-H have liccn
lined t'xn-iiHlvfly in the Hummer truln
Iiik mni(ivf jM tit Ciimp jLcwIh unit
nrw about ut i 01. Tho I'llKh'wuH
hituit'il hi K''i ih'v niotoi-H for the
pluiR'H after wliicli I hi- fliciH will re
turn to Taf!Mt for Ow humiiiht. (Tim
plancH univo.l lii .Microti at 7:30 J$h
moinliiK ami jifter iTfuellinK contin
uhiI Koulhward.)
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Meilfnrrt.
l'rtilHntOiw,u', 1,1 tho llte tlu' Woods re
It entirely.
with
.Id phu
on I0eihone
We aHk cnntrrr-A to mniuort every poleH, MIckerH on aiilomnhllu wind
effort thin promlHen to. lirltiK aliout. Hhlcl'lH, and Bl attered q u e a 1 1 o n a
International limitation Ol' anna- anion,,, the iiiJ.h Hena. in ihe lal
menu or that will create a Hplrlt of papria. The z.-alons workem who
rrlcndllnemAiniiK the n.ion of the dlntrlbuted the veiled liroi.iminiln.
earth, to the end that by truth ' 1 ""' confine themselves ToOihls
Hpeaklnmd fair dealiiiK and cvi- el., hut went north, cant, no1'
handed Justice and wise cenero-fljy "'"' WpsipQfiom the city. Slns mv
the suspicions and nilsiindiTsland-1 on the main arterleM of tl "-
InKR which have soOrtcn hOu the
cause of war In tile piiNt may vanish
forovt."
'The iolutloll points out that 150,
000 Christian IChdeavorers went over
seas durlnK IhoOar iQI that a laih'e
Iiroportion of Mb 4,0110,000 members
are, of draft age. Q
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MOHCOW, July 7. (A. P.) PorclKn
Minister Tchltcheiln has aililiesseil a
note to the Chinese nOliUBSiidor Blni
ilar tu his recent ciiiunmnlcnllon ol
protest to tho HiIiIbIi envoy, euncern
lng the nrrest at lion? Ohk of the
KUKslan.citizen Dosser,
RerornuK to the new rtusiQ Chinese
treaty and sovletla's numerous deeli0
utlons with reKiirdOo reiinunciiiK her
tlBht tiVexerelse the extinPcnltinlal
0 lirlvlleuea enjoyed li China by the
raurlsl Kovernmenl, the forelun min
ister polntB nut that hamlluK over
O Dosser for trial before a mixed court I
fie, south as far as Talent, north as
far us Tolo, west to Jacksonville, und
east to the Hlle of Camp Jackson on
the Crater Lake lIlKhwoy.
Conjecture isOllo aininiK nldM"l
.v'ouna-, male and renin le, parLK'U
IjU'ly the latter, us lO Ji,P, ,vhllt ,hB
"a Is. Oiie of tie Jiopular iiut-sses
Is that It is adrancc puliliciiy for
a iK road show coini to town,
amr still others muintaiT? that It Is
Koln to he a new breakfast food.
No one in MedOd seems to know
Miiylhliii; about the matter, and the
person or persons, directly respon
sible tor It oo not seem to hnvo
any enrthly existence 0itsoeveii
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New Development oif
Prospect Is Forecasted
It Is ropuneil'' tiint survey crews
of the California Oreiron I'ower com-
e
Klon, was in the Oity yesterdtiv In
connectli0 with his offli WI duties, '
unj left Information at tnu Crater i
N'Rlonal forest service office con-i
OrnliiK iiirelesOess of oani,Ors and i
smokO'n UQ Ijike of tliO Woodsh
Kion on the 4lh of July. O res
on thai day, he stalcH. he patrolled z
a 20 llliVOction of the rOtl and' InjS;
the two hours' time it 0,ok him to,
IM from one end to the other he dlf?-S
. . C a A s
1 i 1 ' i six snau i tw caused from 1
lANN'S
ri rnrnnri rnir ini inn t- i
i 1 1 nni i ii 1 13 ii i i i in iiiiiiiii iinni i w
.iujivituiunu iiuiR nuui mgr
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The Best Goods for the Price. No Matter Whgjt the Price MANN'S g
J5iiVTr A XTTVrrC 15th
AnnuallV-irSLlXl q Annual
Biggerand Better Than.Ever
July Glearaiiee
Price,
Nevf were opportune
ties so plentiful to buyG
e Cd&ts at these ridicu-
cigarette stubs, which, still being
In a stiiBe of Uiclileney, were quick-,
ly put out, iSft if they had been
allowed to bujtfi, would have turned
Into serloufOfnes. O S:
riesldes the six eleOntte fires he '
also iO'iO'i4i three camp fires.!
which had been left a burning ly:0
careless campers. As yet no peisons,
hove been nrrested for violation of
thO fire inw.s. as their Identity at
present, Is unknown.
P.
rormed at
Is not onlv IlleiraV In vW- ..t ,l. i l"'"-
charges preferred against him. but
also a direct Infringement of the
trity.
Ho demands that Chlnn take Imme
diate adOitltite measures to seiOre
lVsser's release, placing on trial
those responsible for lO, arrest.
ChrtHtiun Vtakovsky, soviet jjliargcji";1
d'affaires In London, left for lRgloiulTW'
by Iferplane yestei-day after a Olong
oonfor.Ticu with tiff governmen' con
cerning KusHo-Krltlsli relation...
A I'Vilerul Union wa?
Nil, 11 IkVltii II l,.u, ,,1.-1.. I ...
I . ' H ,,,h"0 'W "IS OL
1 ' '", ,' " '""'y eoKuKc.i in !.,,(, American T'edenuion oliLnbor.
recon0l,inco work In the vlfflty cump,. of lf r,,,.,.nt .-raftsmen r
of Prospect the past month. In nit-l, sufficient numbers to have a
dltlo0to the suiP y parties a foun- union t their own. at which 135 Work
ilalijm Invesllgntlon crew of several crs weiit pres9nt.
engineers hO been iiyklng stupes o. c?VounK. genei-0 representative
III this vlRnily. It Is sai.l. " !f the .nerlciin reflation of Uibor
This activity on the part at t''.- led Slack, secretary of the Oregon
Copco concern would seem t,T Indl- state Kederation.Oaiil iPiresentiitives
cine mat the next big power do. of Klamath falls Tinious
vehement of thw company Is des- iQe meeting.
titled toOlalie place on tho north
fork of the c.gi0 Itlver not far
dlsiVut fi-oiit iliA present ProspMt
addressed
lous prices.
$89.1)0 Coats nom.7
$75.00 Coats now $31.50
$49.50 Coats now $24.75
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$&i00 Coats now $17.S0
fe()iO Coiats nftw $12.50
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S u i tft8 of Appropriate
8tyl and exceptional
elefdis with styles that
call not be better,, can
be had here at0oe-h?alf o
the original prices.
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$99.50 EnSmbIr&Suft&$49.J5
-$75.?ii)EnsembIe Suits $37.50 : i
$39.50 Ensemjjfe Suifs $19.75
$25.00 Ensemble Suits $lg.50
3-piece TwVed Sport Suits,
$25.00 va3lue . . . . ...$12.&0
film
oLion CIubRoars.
IIISIMNTflMflllPni I
i ri?iH PTrniirm n?;iTiirn
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Sugimer Frocks atfe shown in this line that
H show greater value than the pjice incScaPes.
There .ar many styleso and fine materials
H including JLinens, Silkette, Emglish Broad-
cloths and Embroidered Voiles; up QECo
to $1.00 values. For Thursday ...
. Wash Go ods
DfesseTs"
A new assortment of lare patterns ol
Flowered Voiles all shades and sizes.
Con?bined in this lot are BroadcFoths,
DStted Voiles and fine Ginghams; gome
excellent values, esgeciaJHy $34S
priced at . . . .. . ............
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POlS'I.AN'D, Ore.. July 7. Two
parties of deportees were taken out
of Portland toduy. Might persons
wero started for Vancouver, II. ('..
and five for NvYork lo sail for
Kurono.
i. One member t)f the, N.ev0roik part.P.
was virtually without a country.
Ciurtruile Miujjs. nntlvo of Wales,
came to this country to iiiurrv M. II.
Mears of Mtirshfleld. 1'iuler ilipnew
law she did not gain cltiumsnrii hut
her niarrliigo lost her rltUeulp in
Creat Urituln. A special ruling al
lowed her to return to Kngland. IQ
moral conduct after her man luge woes
wits the cause of di$rm'tiitni.
At the .meeting of tho T.lons club Stephen T. Mather, director of the
this noon at the Hotel ,Miord, 11. national park service, who is making
I'll, ,, of Crater Ijike lodge gave Uls annual inspection tour oA Ihiso
a talk on southern Oregon an,fe the ffarks. will arjve In the city from
advantages which those Hvlne In the north on train 1.1 tomorrow
this section of the country tTlJoy. forenoon, en route for an inspection
There was ii good attendance of of Crater nntlonnl nrk.ft Tomorrow
Lions at thelnncheon. at the clos afternoon he will depart for the
of which a Lion's roat- was given for hike Jit;i Supintendent C. O.
Mr. Price. Thonisfli, who is nlreaily ill the city
OtliO guests Included Mr. iOme-a,n meet him. for a visit to Crater
run of ivtrolt, Lawrence K: Oiuy otBLnke park and other places, after
Son l''nui,isco and Ilo.vd Oliver of which Mr. Mather will leave t mm
U no. i.ion spike Dawson tu- sped Losscn park in ColiforiW.i.
vored the Lions with n solo number Qn honor of Mr, Mather's visit
accompanied by lloyd Oliver on the here toinorW,v the chanAer of rone
lilano. Luncheon nojetlngsOiro held merce directors will tender him n
every Wuilncsda
cnloriuliiTTicnt
lining iii nl'i'iictlve programs for bodies and a ffw other
mm luociieoii in ini nei .Mi'llioril 111
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" ,,,,,,,,, ii, iiiiiii, ine ill-oils iv lull-
lllese meet Inn"
40-in. eavy quality Crepe
Prints; up to $3.75 value,
Special, $2.79 yard
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O-iricbh fancy 6ree Prints. '
gSell regularly for $2.50 ytd.
Special, .5
32-incI'i all-dlk Broadcloth
H in light anrd dark back-
grounds; up to $2.75 valine,
36-inch iajamao Chek;
colons in pink, blue, maize
and wlujte, 29c value, ' .
23c yard .
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72x9:0 eame4 Sheets
$1.19 value, e ,
95c each
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3j6-in. unbleache pridd of
Dixie Muslin, 18c quality,
t,A GRANI'K, Ore.. July O
rhnrges of desecrallng the American
riug were placed with the Justice of
the peace here yesterday imaliiMi
George Noble and Clde ltlooni by
wtls Palmer, eommander of the Ui
(Iranilp post of the American Legion.
The complaint alleges that Noble and
ltlooni tore down and mutilated n
flag placed ns n decoration on one of
the main street of l.n Orujc.
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Wall Street Report
9uly . '
NEW VOIIK. July . The clos
ing . wu firm. Marked strength was
(lionft by Virginia Carolina Chemi
cal ! preferred. I'nlted States Cast
Iron Pipe. I'llilcd States Alcohol.
r J'-lsher Ilody and Keuin Koebin k.
nenemi MotorsOand Yellow Cub
turned reactionary.
X , Speculators for .the aWvnnre con
tinued In control of the price move-;
inents In today's stock market. Amer
ican Smelting sold at Its highest
prlrt since 1917. Motors were heavy.
Total tulles aiiroximated 1,4110,000,
0 I KU I'flS Will llP IH'OSfllt. 0 -w 0 V
Oo ym Inyo your wtf? flr Oo yotPlovo your wltV? ' !5
i HrfiVA Raying fSt 1 0
ICe m5wm1$ f 11
i f, -v" mr Ju-ik M i za
I Urd-blooiiedtimmaSfthel h flAA l
I. 1 , t -ir3 HJ1 Ills
K1AL10 - I
I O I iiTirm nwvn ttaitiii I I
Special, $2.1 9 0
Wmen s Rayon Silk
Bloc niters in peach ande
flesh, $2.25 value, o
Special $1.75
Miller's wrap-around an
back lace Gorsets $1.2
value,
89c each
Miller's Brassieres for
mi&'es and women in
flesh color only, 29c val.,
25c each
. Women's Knit Bloomers
in piink, whiftp navy,
black and brown, $1.25
value, 85c pair
a
15c yard
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Dress GQods
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36-in. s fancy Grenes' RSit
ines, 'Swiss Voiles and
BroadtcIotK; up to $1.59 os
value, o S
69c yegd s
36-in. figured Voiles' jn M
lf&ht and dark uidfes, 45 S
vaue, 39c yard
36-inch Line; guaranteed
fast colored; all' shades
represented, 98c value,
49c yard
A whale of a bargain.
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Notions
Wornen's fancy garters, 69c
value, 0
Special, 50c pai
Silk Scarfs in a good assort?
S rnenPof colors. Values up to
$3.75. "
O Special, $2.95 eTlch
Japanese Pfirasols in alj col
ors, $1.75 valine, o
Special, $1.59 (each
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Hose
Wamen's rfunrfhing Bird
Silk Hose and excellent
quality, in all shades and
sizes, $1.50 valfae,
0 $1.19 pair
Worjjen's Sports Hose0in
a good assortment of
colorsand sizes. $1.25
value, " ,
Special 95c
Woman's Never Mend
Pure Silk Hose, reinforc-.
ed with extra elastic mer-
cerized Lisle Tops, $1.25"
valtie, o
Special $1.00
Noiions and Drugs
Japanese Pafasols in the new
style, short handles'? $2.50
0 value,
Special, $1.79, o
Miller's Rubber Bathing Caps
in all colors, 15c value,
q Special, 2 forc25c
Hinds' Honey 'and oAlmond
Cream; regular Cprice 50c.
Special, 39c bottle
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4gens for
Butterick Patterns
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