BULL MOVE
AGAIN HIIS
IN WALL SI.
MEDFORD MXTL TRrBTTXE, MEDFORD, OftFOON'. THrftsDAY, XOVFMP.FR ''22.' 1928.
Tunney and Bride to Have Boxer Neighbor
PAGE FIVE
Upward Trend Resumed To-day
After Setback Wed
nesday Wright Gains
51 Motors Join Ascen
sion Big Pools Operat
ing Coppers-in Demand.
XEW YORK, Nov. 21 ) The
"liull" movement BRnin went inr
wanl in riotous fashion oil the
stock market today and priiYs of
a wide assortment of issues were
sent souring 5 to 51 points after
yesterday's reaction. Wright Aero
shot up 31 points to 272. a recoi-l
price, and Monmomery Ward made .
u 24-polnt Jump to the previous
hiKti of 428. Even the motors, up-;,
lected ol late. Joined in the upturn, i
General Motors recovering from a
four-point loss, mid Hupp. Pack-!
aril. Chrysler and Nash selling up
4 to fl points.
XEW YORK, Xov.
Speculation fur the advance was
resumed In a violent manner in to-
nay s hioi-k market alter venter
wk ' 0M
POPE APPEARS
IVrisi-..; (its iii.h.v, tlit ManiuiH
l.iuseppi Delhi iMiii-Nji; the present
pipe's nii-rf mid her husband ai:il
S Citr-linnlv
Several member -f the (.ran'.
Pass Country club were nutiilx-rpd
amonu ihe mit ii tou n jiolf en
ihiiiiiitu whu ttitt- Farrell tind VH-
TO CONSECRATE
Ken play on tho local euurnu yes
terday. Amonc them were J.4h.
t'hiniiock, Frank Maxhburii, Col.
I. A. Kohie and Karl Hammer
haeher. .
A MONUMEN
I
Pius XI Attends Ceremony
at Monument to Prede
cessor, Pope Benedict
XV Thirty Cardinals in
Attendance.
When Mr. anil Mrs. ;one Timiu'y
(lefli return from l lilt limim-iminti In n,.ii. ... i..i... .... tiw.i.. u..t
ilomv. leiiiK)ii.illy at least. In j ,l.rs cveluslve .Maylulr, llw-y 111 huve I'm- a near nelglil limn-
Ulillllci- Wells. KliKlish 'gentleill.lu liier" who. like Tullnev. Ii.i- iwnv t I r,. n. ti.
day's setback" Powerful ' pools ,Tcy apartniem on llunn sireel (ahove) Is on the row mi the lert or the ph-tiire.
Inouuht forward at least a ilnzen i .. .
high nrieed sneelnltles and whirled : ,,,,,os 1"'"''
them upward f. In nenrlv :ir, n,,ini I Associate! Press reulure Edit,..-.)
presumably at the expense of an ! '0-'l)ox '"' Tu.in. y s
overcrowded short interest. With I ' ,n Ma5'f"h' 1" awaltliii.-
the exception of the. motors, which j 1110 rl'",',''1 world's champion fluht
were a ,'ain under pressure, the gen-' rr "nrt h,s '"'i'1. who are now
eral list Joined the upswing. i honeymooninK in Italy.
Althcuiih there was still a wide- " " tastefully furnished apart
spread dlvorpence of opinion as to j mnt In Down, street, somewhat
whether yesterday's reaction had "'Her inan one would expect for
sufficiently corrected the weak- "nt cciupie, nut ,m, 'IceeplriK. nc
eneil tecnnlcal position of the mar
ket, there was no question hut that
the market had .developed an
enormous reserve of huyiuK power.
There was a .marked scnrclty In
the Homing 'supply of high grade
issues, tending to confirm the be
lief that investors were not yet
roailv to sell and that large hloeks
London in which to live, he will
have at least one neighbor to re-
1 mind him of the old boxing days
before he quit the ring.
This neighbor is ISonihurdicr
Wells, the "gentleman boxer" anil
darling of the English prizefight
of these securities had been taken
out of the market by investment
trusts.
Wright Aeronautical furnished
the main pyrotechnics of today's
session, soaring 34 3-8 points to a
new high record at 255 3-8. Jlld-
was as good as Corbett, good as
any other champion we ever had."
Bombardier said.
"Xo. I haven't met him yet. I'd
like to meet flene anil welcome
him. He did n good thing quitting!
when he did. He's made his.!' .
Down street, - where Tunney's;
apartment Is situated. Is only two!
blocks long, but it Is In the very
heart of Mayl'air and .1(1 that .May
fair Implies In Ihe way of society.'
Hyde I'nrl; Is at one end of the
street: llombardier s "pub" Is at
the oilier. Hut then nearly
corner ill London has a
there's even one in lsuckingh!i,ni
palace.
rt,i. , ..., i .i..:..
of tho most exclusive sections of ! .'. ,' .,'','.
, ..... ,, . ... v.t-"-"- in v.uicii me eoails 'lie
nearly always drawn and the chaiif-
ily boxing tournament three year.
ago." answered I'restou.
"is that so?" said Tunney. "Then
I'll right five."
cording to tho caretakers, with Mr.
ami .Mrs. Tunney's" plans to do a
lot of entertaining, tine of their1
first visitors is expected to he ;
(leorge Iternard Shaw. 1
They have taken tho apnrtmeut
for one year. ; '
Although flene has chosen o;ie i
Old fashioned ilaiiees, played by
old time fiddlers will be held every
Saturday night at Hilarity hali,
beginning this Saturday.. according
to an unutiunci. mem made today
by ,t!ene Sinwell, t'haiirs Skeetei-s
and Hay Muelcey, who will eon
duet entertainment futures.
HOME, Nov. 22. il') p,.
i'ius XI. made one of his rare ap
pearances on the Hasillca of St.
Peter's today attending ihe solemn
enie'eerallon of the monument to
his predecessor, the alle Pope lien
edict XV.
The ceremony was attended by
all the cardinals resident in m
visiting In itoine. the corps nf dip
lomats accredited to the Holy See,
the pontiff's own court, and the
members of the Unman aristoc
racy. The dedication speech was
delivered by Cardinal .l Istrangelo,
archbishop of Florence, chairman
of tile committee of cardinals that
undertook the erection of the num.
unient. . '
The pontiff extolled his prede
cessor as a pope of prayer. He
recalled hew lienedlct XV. after
the refusal nt the belligerents In
the World war to accept ills peace
overture, said that it was therefore
all the more necessary to pray
more fervently and continuously,
and even after the armistice eon
lilUie to beseech the Almighty that
wartime passions might speedily be
healed. The monument, said the
pontiff, stands as an admonition
to all that prayer, or union with
l"d. is the basis of the whole
Christian life.
Today's ceremony was attended
by the bile pope's sisler. Countess
' .BEWARE THE COUGH FROM
COLDS THAT HANG ON
land Steel Products preferred rail
up SThi points, ltadio 25, .Montgomery-Ward
20. Curtiss Aero
plane 15. Victor 'Talking .Machine
12, Inspiration Copper 9. National
Itlscuil T".-. I'nion Carbide 7. Al
lied Chemical (1 3-4, Crrro Do
Pasco (I 5-S and Commercial Credit
.The brisk .demand for the cop
pers was Inspired i,y th0 raising of
ihe annual dlvftlcnd .on flreene
Cananea from S4 to fit; and the re.
A'uinptinn of payments at the rate
of ,S3 annually on Inspiration,
which paid Its last dividend, o? 25
cents, in the spring of 1H27. Total
sales approximated 5.tiS5.uu
shares.
feurs sit at the wheels of their cars
with uncompromising mien. Peo
ple move along the street slowly
and an air of exelusiveuess hamrs
perpetually over the place.
Although Tuneny lias quit the
In lelire.o..,,, ,.. ., . .. ... : i "'.. , , IK ,K ooosi'U lO
iwuuo nan a niocK nielo ..r,.. 1.-
ring. Eor llombardier. who is also '
Coughs front colds may li:d to v
; rious t rouble. You can stop I hem
' nine uitli OcomuUitin, un emulsified
I creosote that is pleasant to Like.
Crcoinulsion is a medical discovery
' with tHo-lnld action; It mollies anil
nc.-u the inllamed membranes and in
hibits fma grinvth.
(II till kaonn drugs creosote is rcc
oftnizcd l.y high medical authorities
nnc "I 'be greati s( licalins agencies
tel anil "pub" within half a block !...i .. '... '...
liomliardler was as surnrlsed to i,.i i..,e... , . . 1 "' coughs from colds and bronchial
hear that Tunney was to be his j Preston. Kngllsh sportsman, re.
neighbor as Cene-probably will be ; marked that Dempsey still had one
to learn that llombardier lives : ,wnr,i n,.,. -e . . ' , ...
nearby. . V. ' .u " ' 1 ''' S lleKQr
. , ,, . o.ii m uiiu : asueu lielle.
- So he Is really .coming, .is. ho?. : . "ivnn,. . r i.. ., i.
riitaiions. treoimilsion contuim. in
ddiiion to creosote, other liealimi
elements which soothe and heal the
inli.iiiicil iiienibraiu-s and slop the ir
ntaliua, vlnle the creosote ijucs on to
Ihe 'tiiiiiiuh, is absorbed into ilia
blood, ultai ks the scat of the trouble
aad ihiiks the aruwih of the perms.
Cicoinill.-ion is gllariiilird suli-ljc-lory
in iIk- treatltiriit of roughs front
colds, hriuirliiii.s and miner iurias of
bront-hiil irritations, and is excellent
for buihlinii "P llie system after olds
or flu. .Money refunded ii not re
lieved after taking according to direc
tions. Ask your 'rtircisl. (adv.)
STEWARD'S
$1 U $'
i
7 k fnro
COATS
Fur-trimmed Coats; all new winter styles
S29.50 Coats .-$19.95
S22.50 Coats $12.95
Sizes 14 to 46
DRESSES
Frocks with verve, with color, with dash and
yes, with fashion in silk and wool. Values
up to $15.00. Priced at
$8.95
Another assortment of Dresses; values up to
$18.95.' Priced at
$15.00
MILLINERY
$1.95
$2.95
An assortment ol'
;") hats; tin lice.....".
Aunt hoi'
Hills at
lot l"
GOAL
asli
that "hums uj."
that leaves 1 it tl
that in a lc e s pvac
Jically no smoke
that provides liiuch
heat from a small
quantity
BRIQUETS
Hansen Coal
Co.
Phone 239
Medford Population
25,000? .
iou can help put it
there by having your
clothes
Made in Medford
Suits and O'Coats
you'll be proud of,
tailored to your
measure.
Prices very reason
able. From $35 to $55
Your inspection
invited.
iew umaie Room auites tor inanks
giving
. Grants I'as has been clefiiiiuly ,
fielrrtvtl for a itistrict conference of l
iho American Lonlnn acvontinK to I
un announcttnu'iU by l'aul McDon-
aldjwbp aitcnitt'tl u niPotfuK of tho
slate executive committee at Port
land on Sunday. The dates for the il
district conferences throughout the I
Ntate will be net hetwci-n January
1" and February 12. i
Columbia Scotch and Silkywool
mixture yarn. UeBulur G0c ball,
now 3Sc at Shields' Big Closing !
Oilt Sale. .. 247
Grange dance. Kajtle Toint, at. !
nlte. K very body welcume. '24
Tho exhibition olf match play- 1
d here yewterdny afternoon was , I
filmed for the Copco current events,
news-rut;I by Horace Uromley, lu-
eal cameraman. Some intcre.stinK .
:loxeups were taken of Johnny1
Karroll and Walter Hapen. as well
as ihe ' local experts, Chan Kgan
and Jack Hueston.
Coal hy tho Hack or ton. Tel.
!31. Medford Fuel Co. tf
AIlsneH'. black wateen pleated R'm
bloomers; rcKiilar Sl.Sfl value for
fic at Shields' Ults Closing Out
Salo: 24?
flrnnpe dance, Knple Tolnt. Sat.
nlte. Kvcrybody welcome. 24fi
Included amonR the OreRonlans.
other than those from Portland,
reRtstered nt Medford hotels Hie
II. V. Gates of Hillsboro, Ted
Mrsch and Harold Nichols of Sa
lem. K. D. Jlolden. II. I). Hoe, c
F. Schmeer and F. W. Hamilton of
KiiKonc, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
Jack.son of Moro.
Several local Kotariana loft this ;
afternoon for Uosebum where they i
will participate in a blK ipter-clty
Hotary meeting tonight. Itotary i
representative from Ashland on
the south to Ktigene on the north
were expected to be present.
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"SFA? Steamed Puddwcj
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grains is tnconipar
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Used Dining, Suites
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