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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 22, 1925)
o fjjm0TiP mm mmvrn, gEDroni, OREnoy. tttstvay, September o GENEROUS TEf EMS TO, U. S. FLYERS BUSY BE GIVEN FRANCE WAHHINOTON, Hr.pt. 22. (A. P.) American debt commlHHlnn offic iate are speeding up their final prep arations for tho formul opening of debt funding negotlatlona Thurnday with tho French iiilasiun which la duo to arrive In Now York on the liner Piii'Ih tomorrow morning. Flnanco Mlnixtnr Catllaux and IiIh HHHlatuntH on tho Frunch mlnnton are; expected to move on to Washington immediately and avail themnelves of tho latter part of tomorrow in mak ing final preparation for their meet ing with tho Amorican commluHiun the next day. Acting (Secretary Winston of the treasury and Myron T. Derrick, the American ambatmiulor to France, have been askod by I'realdent Coolldgo to meet tho French mftwlon in New York. Amhatutador liacachner also will be tlifro to greet his fellow envoys wlicn tiiey land. Tho final preparations of tho American commission appear to con cern chiefly the Uestlou of Interest charges on tho' French obligation. It appears likely now that there will bo a downward revision of the total of tho debt In tho negotiations through recalculation of tho Interest charges. Btudy of this phase of the matter by tho experts Is said to have brought them to agreement Willi H'ccrotary Mellon that the flvo per cent Interest rate borne by tho loans since fliey were made is duo to be adjusted. i No hint as to what Interest fig tire may he reg.irdod by tho Ameri can commission as a reasonable olio has been permitted to filter through tno veil of secrecy which noiessniily surrounds the treasury's considera tion of tho question. It Is generally Denoven. however, that tho cummin elon is propnrcd to accord the French generous terms on both tho accrued ana future interest rates. EVI HOTEL BANDIT nOHKUURO, Oro., Hept. 22. An niuwnpt to hold up tho nlnht cl(-rk, W. J. Thompson, ut the Grand hotel 1 1 in th iH city early thiH morning, fulled OUrcZZAK. Moroero. Ki-ot. 22. (A. w,,n clerk ducked behind tho Aiiitiiuifh ihA tlnliml HtfitcH mv counter and fired a Hhot throuifh the eminent had ruled that tho American K'ule- Thompson told police offlcern nvh.tnrs who enllKted in France and , men cmereu me loony annul now are wi-ving under the colon of poatpuiiomeut to yonterday. Vewteft day It failed to make an appeurunue u lid the license vun utpeniid. O o ' Am Ki'itvui: srirs .vv. (Continued Prom Pan One) Mulal YuHef, Hiiltan of Morocco, are violating tho lawn of the United Htntea, UiIh fact apparently ha not served to lower their moruln. Dully they are flying over the lines and homhlnK Moorlwh rehel towns and concentrations of rehels. Toim of exphmlves have Iwcn loos ed by the memhers of tho Hhoriffian H(uadron, as the unit formed by the Americans is known. In addition the aviators frequently fly low and uso I their machine guns ugalnst tno Itif flans. The destruction wrought by the American airmen is described as very Kieat. In addition the razing of villages and putting to flight hands of rebels assembled to proceed to the battle front large numbers of farms lying nnr,th of tho Ouerghu river havo been destroyed, together with their crops. Colonel Charles Sweeney nod Cap tains Suisan, llolden. Mustane, Cou mIiih and Ilullen are mentioned uh having been participants In two raids over rebel territory for which Gene ral Naiillu, the French commander in chief, commended them for "tho 4:30 this morning and asked for rooms. As ho started to reginter them, he said he noticed one of the men fumbling lu his hip pocket and saw him drawing a revolver. The bummer of the weapon caught In the man's pocket, giving the clerk time to duck behind the counter and seize his own gun In an open drawer. Thompson reached up and fired blindly, breaking the glass in the grille. Tho two men then ran out side and dashed uway In a Ford coupe, the officers wero Informed. Descriptions of tho two men were telegraphed to cities north and -south of Koschurg. E navj limy be briefly stated as to gulil and exercise command of the sou. This in Its essentials, means the con trol of the sea communications, that t. tho itrixurA of i hone communlcii- i tions for our own purposes and con versely, their denlul to tho enemy. "The objectives which would be taken by the navy in order to ac complish this great war " inlwtlun would probably be in order, first to destroy or blockade the enemy fleet, second to protect our com merce; third, to destroy the enemy's commerce in order to bring eco nomic pressure, to bear on him, and, if our rights still continued to be denied, to transport the army. In order to break down remaining enomy resistance. "The mission of an nlr force of the navy In time of war must neces sarily be to assist the navy In car rying out Its war mission. Naval aviation is today organized as an in tegral part of tho navy and consti tutes an arm thereof. In the name. doHlroyors, submarines or mine layers." SAMOM. Ore.. Hept. 22. After con sulting Attorney (Jeneral Van Winkle. flfimtV 1fl.fi I lul-iin f.i....iuui. splendid record of tho cscadrlllo A Mon j.,.,,,,,,,,. BUS)eIKlc,, thc Ktrlckcii City Normal. SANTA BAIiBAUA, Cnl. With the eatrhquako Just twelvo weeks In tho past, many business Institutions an nounced complete restoration as a score of protecting scaffolds wero re moved marking the completion of re pairs and rebuilding. PRIZE GIVEN f OR BIGGEST DEER "Buckshot" Hlmmnus Is Ihu proud est deer hunter In JackJon county, he having killed the largest blaelilall deer in southern Oregon this year, or perhaps In lis history. For this feat ho was awarded a silver loving cup, donalod by Young's Hardware store for this purpose, on which will ho ongraved his name, weight of tho doer and whon and where killed. Huckshot's animal weighed uppiox Imatoly 207 pounds and had flvo points on one horn and fuur on tho other. It was killed Friday, Kept. 4, on 1'nrker mountain in the Clrcon Hprlng couiilry near the boundary of . Klamalh and Jackson countlos. On this hunt ho was accompanied by his wifo and undo, 1J, H. Morris, accompanied by his wife. Tho hunt, which lasted four days, also netted Mr. Morris a throe point buck. Only two other deer were entered In competition for tho cup, one being entered by ('huuncay Florey, weight 17H pounds, killed In tho Unite Crock country, mid tlio.other by I'. 11. Lowd, weight 117 pounds, killed In lllcv Orecn Hprlng mountain district. There wero no other entrants, due np parenlly to tho Impression Uuckshut's Blunt kill had made. Tho cup ho won Is slill on display at tho hardwaro sloro whero It Is umauung much intention. Oregon license of the United Auto Indemnity exchange of which the , t'nlted Underwriters, Inc.. of Fort- f land are attorney-in-fact for Oregon. since It Joined the troops at the front. Up to yesterday tho Americans had flown eighty hours in five days, dur ing which lliey sent down nine tons The sumieiinlnn n i.,...- r of bombs upon tho rebels and fired alleged violation of Hie state Insurance several thousand rounds of inachlno ,lWH relating to a bank deposit of '. gun ammunition against them. $25,000. which Is required by the law. The Americana say they feel Justl- but which the company allowed to get I fled In serving under tho sultan, as beyond tho control of its atlorney-111-I they have taken no oatii of alio- fact. J glance and signed no enlistment! The company was to have had n! papers. They can leave when they hearing before the state department a I desire, but say they will remain. I week ago yesterday but asked for a PORTLAND, Ore.. Sept. 22. Tim ber bringing an aggregate of 150.54 was sold at the United States land office here late yesterday. All the timber offered was sold. The lliidal Veil Timber company purchased the greater , part, paying $31,317.65 for timber lu Multnomah county. Other purchasers, the counties In which timber is located and amounts paid, were: John J., Kennedy. Multnomuh. $5.490.iltl: Corvallls Lugging company Benton. $2.K05.60: Charles K. Spauld ing Logging company. Folk, $3.51 9.53 Fred L. l'roctor. Clackamas, $5,723.93 sad K. J. Shernian, Washington, $1.G90.88. Coffee 'Baking "Powder 1 Extracts Spices jam - - - l am V iirvacironr g Only Schilling Teas are "toasted" in America. Only Schilling r Teas are safely Sealed HOT i in 'Vacuum tins. Only Schil ling Teas bring you .the true flavors of the Orient Schilling Tea Qhe Worlds only tea lhat is ,Sealcd ' The "Daily" Bank Robbery TOU'DO, Ohio. Sept. 22. (A. P.) Ileglstored and I'lrslclasa mall of an undetermined valuo was Btoleu today from tho Union atnllon. Tho loot Included a pouch of regis tqred mall, n hand packago which mail clorks say looked llko a Jeweler's box a registered letter anil n hand pack Ko containing about 25 first-class lottort. Human, After All. AOFIAM, Crotla Tho hanguinn has ft told and so tho execution of two murderers has been postponed. MARCELL, THE NATURE MAN In Medford This Week . In ft largo tent. Marooll. who Is lioralded us Urn man from the grave. Js holding his sensational leelures on "Now Ufo, Health and Happiness," this week lu connection with his big fron minstrel and vuuilovlllo show each night at 7 : 4B. Mart-nil, who Is a retlrml physician, I'ut with nil I lie medicines and drugs at hand could not be cured of Ills rheumatism and paralysis until ho accepted the facts uf nature, and ho Is now a well man, and Is preaching Ihn gospel of his new lira anil explain ing the reason why people urn sick und ailing all tho I line. Marr.oll says: "You nro Just what J'oii" cat." And he gives special lec tures on how to feed the family. 8po t'lsl flee ladles' mntlnco for ladles only will bo given at 2: 3D Wednesday Allornnon. lu which ho tenches women how to lvj so us to uvold unneces sary operations. ' Tho show Is free private reserved seats, I On. Tent located corner West Hlxth aniL North llnlly by the post office. Adv. Four famous blends from the four corners of the East.,, , Black (Orange Pekoe) vireen ( japan; English Breakfast Oolong THE HUB SHOE STORE Special Announcement SHOES I FOR THE WHOLE FAMILY JUST OPENED A BOYS' AND GIRLS' SHOE DEPART- I MENT-BOTH SCHOOL AND DRESS SHOES EVERY SHOE A NEW ONE 1 NEW LASTS, NEW STYLES Bring That Boy or Girl to This New Shoe Department and 1 Have Them Properly Fitted With Right Lasts and Styles I FITTING THE FEET IS OUR fjUSlNESS THE HUB SHOE STORE : 103 East Main MANN'S-The Best Good's for the Price, No Matter What the Price-MAN'S WEDNESDAY SPECIALS at Mann's Big Dept Store SENSATIONAL SALE of NEW DRESSES $12 Dresses $6.95 23 new Silk and Flannel Dresses; just in; all good colors and sizes. Regular j.rice $12.00. On &( Qti sale AVcd., ' each vO.O See Display in Windows Blanket Special $1.85 Blankets $1.39 For AVednesda3r only we arc offering 1 case 72x84 single plaid B 1 a u k e ts, excellent weight, used for sheets. Kegular price $1.85. Wed nesday special, 39 See Display in Window Dress Goods Special $1.75 Serge $1.19 30 and 42-inch all Wool Serge in hrown, navy and grey; just the thing for the Dress that gets hard wear. Values up to $1.73. fl 1 1Q AVednesday special, yd....; 1 X U Underwear Special $3.50 Bloomers $2.50 Kayser's Knit Silk Bloomers ' in plain and fancy weaves. Colors nile, orchid, peach and flesh. Regular price $3.50. Wednesday dJO Cft special, pair Hosiery Special $1.19 Hosiery 98c Women's Fiber Silk and Lisle Sport Hose, popcorn weave. Regular price $1.19. Wednesday QRr special, pair OC Coat Specials $32.50 Coats $25 Just 25 left in this lot, women's and misses sizes, lined throughout, trim med with good fur. Cheap at $32.50. S1!!!!!!.!1: $25.00 $10 Coats $6.95 Children's Winter Coats, lined throughout, all good sizes and eol- Real $10.00 values. Qfi tfVitU ors Wednesdav special $20 Dresses $11.95 New 'Silk Dresses in all colors and sizes; made of splendid materials; every one a new model. . Real $20 values. On t1 1 QC sale Wed., ea. 1 1,173 Silk Special $2.59 Silks $2.19 39-inch all Silk Flat Crepe in new shades of brown, pansy, bokara, tan, pencil, navy, black, Copen, pitch pine, cocoa, powder, jade, coffee and ahatola. Splen did quality; regular price $2.59. Wednes- d0 1Q day special, yd. V-IJ Bath Robe Material , 59c Fleece 48c , , 36-iiieh fleece lined material for bath Wbes in a good assortment of colors. Regular price 59c. Wed- A fig nesday special, yard .....'..... Umbrella Special $4.95 Umbrellas $4.45 , Women's Tom Thumb Umbrellas in silk and silk and cotton, all colors. Real $4.95 values. Wed- 4 EC nesday special, each Toilet Goods Special 50c Shampoo 39c Palm Olive Shampoo brings out the natural beauty of the hair. Regular price 50c. Wednesday Q special OJC Underwear Special $1.59 Union Suits $1.25 Women's fleeced lined Union Suits,' with long and short sleeves, ankle, and knee lengths, in all sizes. Reg ular price $1.59. Wed- djl pC nesday special, suit 3 House Dress Special $1.50 House Dresses $1.00 "Happy Home" Gingham Dresses; splendid quality, all sizes, fast col ors. Cheap at $1.50. d1 ff Wednesday special, each P 1 "vl Jlamib$fiwitmuitAtott "THE STORE FOR EVEPVBQDV" J rnuNt-ao- . MEOFORQOREGON . Mail Orders Promptly Filled, postage prepaid Agents for Butterick Patterns ti'K with jua. o o .0 ' .ll o i
