Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 13, 1928, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextBEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOX. THURSDAY. DECEMBER 13. 192S. CHANCE STAG RICKARD LOST E BIGGEST FIGHT Could Have Promoted Bat tle Between Bolivians and Paraguayan Neighbors in 1912 -Missed Chance to i.ead.Army. out Inductions, so 1 wired to my j people In Huentm Aire, unit they cabled to Mr. arquahar in Paris.; j He didn't want a wur. inouKh; he (had too many biff interest: n- had, l too much at stake. And so I miss- I n army." promoter of pugilistic fights said he still ownH COO square miles of land In the Oran Chum, the dis puted territory. Me .said he hud J granted grafting privileges to a group of Americans anfi thnt the Inml mli'ht snmn In mttf n 1 unmn 1 I day. i ed chance to lead i JUGO SLAVIAN VISITOR FINDS M30PT SANTA CLAUS STYLE; BUSY AT IKE RULERS Brisbane'sToday (Continued From Page One) 'mi it attain as he noticed the a-1 distant locking the door leading J out into the ball, j "Now that you're . in here,; you've fiot to make yourself uae- ful.1' hissed the assistant, forc iing a pab of small clubn Into the i ha ml of the visitor, and jerkins him over to a loliilature xyiu-, ; phone. Whereupon, the Swede: began to play music. The as sistant picked up various sizes of j horns- and whistles nnd blew them in turn hopped over to several I nlze of drums and beat them , picked up crying dolls and tipped ; them upside down In front of the "mike." j Thfl htpfi linnet l'n ted tli con-' I BobS Hair LithtGrayul,i at KMEp. the .Mali Tribune-'ciuumfc8s of the visitor and hej virgin raoio station, a genii'1. "v" h'v " Suit and Pans Wall Street Report MODERN King Shaves and nimon1 It was about 7:30 nnd the even-'... M Uvull . jiiU prucruiiin were Kuing on scnen- ONWEST MAINST. A new electric bakery. Installed with equipment amounting vto over $5000 will open Tues'iliiy morning, at 111 West Main street, under the ownership and personal maniiKe cheerfully about the oil Kltuation. He believes that bis oil men have : decided, at last, that it doesn't j to waste oil resourcea in throat-1 cutting competition. Thero Is no HiiKKextion of any hard-and-fast Alter Appearance Couple. GoWnS ItIlnot apologetic tap on the door h-ft nl thrusting them in sound! ment of A. K. Van, formerly or W jot the broadcasting studi brought producing motion before the mi- j .Mia nil, Oklahoma, where he oper- rtf Rnual'no response from within. The tap eruphone. He leapt from table to i "ted a similar place of business' Xov Ul nUyaln(.came a rn) stilt no response, table, p laying toy pianos, blow-jthe iiat 10 years. became infuriated i The rap -then an ' boom. The door opened knock, and miniature saxophones, sawing j lie Hpace, formerly occupied by boom-boom-i hlocks of wood with the tiny the 8111 yuan Confectionery was from within linff baby rattles. - liners and Fruitgrowers bunk for ! a,mjt J" poin!s to a.new low wt'U to obey stop signs in the city at all ' cloe was irregular. Total snlc times. approximated S.2U0.00(r shares. STOCKHOLM iP) C. p. Fri bertf, traffic officer of the police department, in hi spare " time eu-v l- .-v , k - ihas developed into a violin maker ulatinn (in stocks quieted dnwn iMiimi WeUbord own violins made considerably in today's market, ' by him. ( which was featured by the strength Youth ProUJoi l unula of the non-dividend paying rail- , pKKNU, Nov. li One out of road stocks. Wide fluctuations every 130 residents of Nevada i continued husoine of the high u farm boy or girl, affiliated with priced indu. lals and specialties club work and engaged In pro but the general undertone was j mot in c the ngriculture of the fi . ; titate. O Soft spots again appeared in the i late trading desjtlte an upturn in some of the higher priced issued . 1 and a drop in the, call money rate : to per cent. International Nickel ! climbed over 15 points to a new peak above li80, while Greene Can- nnea extended its gain to nearly t 10 points. Houston Oil broke ' riRfatfleri srtvprttsinif get reaulr VF.vv YOTlK. Dee. 13. fJPi Test ! av rpmonr omnno nrrwlnpra nr ay. RK!ltAF)R .lnifo-Sbi vln One if? .and the station assistant riveted a' pleased with his nbility asan inueii.nte period, and is being rackard made known today that in 'Porters, bu? there are Indication j Kin Alexander and Queen Marl .'J of wrulotw y upon theja toy shop performer and sound j ".JinM for lh . , of dawning common sense t .t , .... stormy opr cs of the Intruder. 'producer, liecame the visitor, that Tuesday opening. . . 1913 he lost a chance to promote ol uaw,nK common sense. , aye , a heir Bl) Jectf )y gome ( i he tackJed aMitnnt lhr(tW nim Mr Van and hls fan)lly m0VfHl AmericaniKution. wnun ttie kiiik ,,, nuu,atl,nt .v... ,ui.u .. to tlm flnnp nmi iunn m vnriio'here a. month airo- after . looking 1 under par. tonie of the special- tis felt renewed pressure. Tfie CLU-GRIP 9 Check before it starts. P Rub on inhale vapors .V.. VA PQ RUB the biggest fight of his career , president Coolldge has dennunc- a war between Bolivia and Para- ed the wasting of oil resources. guay. iiMw.c. ...o7 ...... m. im.i Hlckard spent eight yars ln!" Protect the oil IndUHtty. I'.ro.ui. ff..inv ihori u. iftii. ttithi Heckless exportation at the low- . ... i nnt imuufhlA nrlcfts. honorit Inir fnr. ' . 2o Texan cow hoys sent oy tno rnr , " 1 1 Town quahar syndicate engaged in the , " " " cattle industry and development tmi ertalnljMreKiilated. me reouniry s resources. t . - tha n,tnl AiaM.nt. with 'irlef and surprise (hut their president IhI candidate, Normun Thomas, iwlled only UOO.OflO votes, aKuinst more thuti 15,000,000 for r(Juvernnr Hmith tmU 22,000,000 for returned recently from I'hHh, where lie underwent an operation at the hands of American surgeons, his, :dVn subjectH did not recognize hiin. indeed. of the announcer before the mi crophone, his voice repeated in a "In 1913," said Hlckard, "I came up through the Argentine with 20 cowboys, 50,000 head of cattle, n-nd rt train of about 60 wagons, with the idea of .-crossing Into Paraguay across tno i-ticomayo river, ine i ijeri,art Hoover boundary -between Paraguay . and , J)ebg H 1!)1Ji( Kot nearly, S00.000 the-Argentine. votes. VeIl, as soon as wo got Into, ' 44, Paraguay we come across a lot 'of j However, Socialists need not he ports,' , all filled with Holivlans. downcast.- Their caiullilittH had n All these Iiolivians-s"obllers they 1 hard time, running uKalnst prosper wPKi said that If we didn't turn I ily, 7,000,000 Coolldge -plurality, batik they'd shoot us. the "wet-dry" question, etc. When ; "Well, wo thought we'd bettor go around, so wo came out again and went south through the Argentine to Asuncion and Into Paraguay across ' the eastern boundary, the Paraguay river. When we got there we told them how there were ti lot of Bolivians sitting In forts In th middle of Paraguay, and thnt vexed Ihem'a bit. It was the fhist thyd heard tif 1t, 1 guess, " orfered Army. "Anyway, they, all came around to me the president, the cabinet and everyone and they told me thut if I'd go nut nnd fight the Bolivians they'd give me all the o Idlers I wanted and more. They'd give me an army, in fact. "Well. 1 didn't like to act wild-' people are an busy as that, tliey haven't time to think about Hocittl-lum. - ,.nrn ..hllilni.,. Kttla n 1- . ...1 ' ni 1 want 1 1 nice rcier uiiu x i m-c i T'lmlola.; .11.1 n.mt I-I, In, Tl.lo ' was not due to any physfcal change j In the hing. He had shuved off his moustache and adopted American civilian dress, which uttered his whole appearance. A smartly cut Unlit rey suit, and a natty, silver-grey slouch hut hud leplaieu the king's ctiHtomury dull military uniform und tall army cap, which made Alexander look 10 years younger. Not to be outdone by the kins, lite queen hud her beautiful golden hulr bobbed American style, und brought buck from Purls hIx trunk Mis nf gowns, and Hie luiest styles In huts, Jingerfe nnd .1'oolweur. Her friends who cumo to greet her tit the railroad station commented I hushed whisper, listening in. About that time, Santa Claus found the key in the 'What' do you pocket of. the floored assistant, opened the door, grabbed the in- "I bane coom to hear the plnyjtruder between the chest voice that cooms oudt over the wires," land the falsetto and threw him boomed the voice of the Kcandl- out to complete his yodeled chorus the situation over thruout Califor nia. He believes Medford an Ideal ! place for his work, and has been i favorably impressed by the friend- j linens and community spirit Uis- ! played here. navlan visitor in the dark hallway "Kh-sh another program is on. The play doesn't come on until mi hour and a half later ' whis- I percd the as.slstant, attempting ) to close the door. i "I bane vant to hent the act resses putting on their make-up" insisted tho intruder in sllll louder tones. The assistant jerked tho stranger into the studio, claimed ills bands over his mouth in the hall way'. upon her strikingly smart und fUrl- Moro worry for the criminal. The I Ish tippearunce, and wild that she und the king resembled newlyweds. Hteumshlp Aqiillaiilu, liOQ mlltm at sou.- received by wlrelertK pholo Kraphs Irom Daventry, Kngluud. Hereafter a criminal leaving; IiIk country under an uNswned nume may huvn li Ik picture sent hrond cust to every ship at seu. ' V.- S. JiiiKrtM More lggs. HMAXailAi, Cliina (P Of ficial records show that exports, of frozen eggs from China to the Cnltcd States thus far this year have totaled fiOOO short tons, com pared with I2f0 short tons for the same period lost season. Body f-'nund. fl.VCJNNAl. O., Iec. 13. The bod.v of a young man, burned be yond recognition,' was found in the smuiilderlng ruins of a iiarbecue stand 1 nea i" here last night. Cor oner I'Ved C. Swing saw a slaying in the mystery. Tho youth proli Alfalfa On Black IjiihI. COLIKOK STATION. Texas (JP G. W. fiarrett, who lives on a black land farm near Mesqulte, Texas. Is disproving the theory that such type sol Is unsuited for alfalfa. He hns cut 1 B0 j tons of baled nlfalfa hay, worth $3375 from an eight-acre patch I Bat during the last three years. lini down In a chair, warned him 10 be quiet in nu uncertain terms! and rushed over to lend his help to the broadcaster. H was Santa Claus night at KM ICO, and the studio was con verted into a veritable toy land. There was a call to the north HEAVY TRAFFIC CAUSES WARNING TO AIMS li ribly was killed, ho wild, Itthirc the j lusty ami Jovial laiiKli anil picKeu n Kliiyer threw the body Into the up a nheiit of letters hi.Klde his I dtantl anil set (Ire to It to cover 'telephone. Tho even of the bin I up the crime. j Swede niado three complete revo-, 1 lutions. and he rime FllRhlly from; I Olinmirieil ndvertlnlntr uetn renultii hl chair, then settled stolidly down ! li -tfsqg - ' ' "70ll win w!nr u Warwick '1." Tr . ' J r- II E2in(& ' "Tiii! i . 'M nnA "'' to tell time . ! VSMMfJ fT3 KNocKABouT-iewclcl . $7.f3 ac-iirnl.-K! LituiKNANT-jewcW . . $I2.M j I )if ' ' 7JjS& OnlyWarwickcanpivcvou Wfl'cS ' II 'I m. , Tfygjry'-nU tlmnewWarwipkHelnforc $gg " 55 ' Zt I K rtJ o;aVvrt" XS inu It'aturr tlitit iiimirc ! "vSw IJ I ft I ,na;.VtfWiral; Wner life, i-t im Iih- W, littJilafj eS811I -TV, I f I 1 j.lL Bijni") yM. plavlnjr new modeU ol wCm BiiitAHBi" fiS If I U 'JSteiS'SdS- tli'M sturdy Iiiii-iitT-. 5223 N f ' I A . IhdJim-16 jewel ..$:'54)0 tlieiil! pf AmpTN-lR jewel . , . . $23.00 I i 1 ' ' ' : " ' ' " " i&flSflrfll :w - ' " M ; x I ' 1 .TI..K Jeivrlixl I.V0ll i 1 II 1 1 . . Complete with nw mljtistablo . ' . . ftfl. I p3k An oKl oslnhlisliptl torfl motul wrlBt bund. T!u inline BROVin S on jg3 I . with n new liiinio 'M'iiIii tli (rift lns reflieta gift 11 1 , j Street jiiHt oif Ceiitnil fiflli of (l"''y lt sure it's I EJ I v"nL -i 1 , Atjti WW jnTv; .ni in-ci-j - l. t For tho benefit of fhrislmas shoppers, out of town ones especi-allej-, City Traffic officer Prescott varns motorists to observe f thn N Mirror Ah Mars Signal. I time limit in parking In the husl PABI.S P) .Mirrors are sug- 1UH aootion, and not to slay paik- gested by Pierre p.Iols for commu- fd In one place more than an hour. nicatlng with Mars. They would! under the threat of arrest ami; have to Im as large around as ! prosecution if tho warning Is noli Paris, he "says, In order to de-' observed. v I velop siffficl-nt intensity. Hot Motor traffic has become very i til in Ir u I lw.tr .,.. lll.l.. t,i hen VV ill Modfol'il 1 1 li it lit' l lirt nnt pole, nnd Sanla (laus nppenred ,,,.,.,.,,., iM rnl0 provided I w-eek and Is expected to euntinuei .unouK.tlie t,.y inakeiH his shop ,ItrtiallH ,.xiHl I f.,0 UIu utlor :ilrint .it. making I ,lnl '"' the phone. Jie wasi f . a iinpernllve for the one . hour I l.dd by the Million announcer that,' ('hiloouln Construction of lies- pai-ktni: rule to be obeyed and en-j there were n number f hoys nnd Big block here neuriliK completion. I f.iree.l. Motorists are also warned i Kirls In Melirord, . wliu. wilnted In - - 1 i m. i .- hear him talk, and 'was nsked If he had received letters from them. Whereupon Kiinla emitted a NEW PLAYHOUSE FRANK'S COMEDIANS TONIGHT AND FRIDAY The Clever Comedy "OH, DOCTOR" DONT MISS IT , NNEY s -r. , -i - The Store of Christmas Bargains -- Never before in KINNEY'S., history have holiday stocks been so com pleteand KINNEY'S prices been so moderate! Our entire three floors are crowded with fine merchandise, purchased from the facto ries at real money-saving prices which bring ASTONISHING SAV INGS to thrifty shoppers. . Don't fail to include a trip here when you do your Christmas shopping You'll find one of Medford's largest , ; and finest furniture stocks at Medford's lowest prices! SOLVE THE GIFT PROBLEM WITH FURNITURE HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS Floor Lamps' Table Lamps Briilgo Lamps Smoking Stands (in cabinet and wrought iron) v Sewing Baskets Oceasioual Tables Occasional Chairs Coxwell' Chairs ' A Real Christmas j ' ' Special '; ? f A Gift for the Family Genuine Mohair Davenport and Chair $157.50 Plain rose and , taupe 'Wiair will .har monize with aiiy home Interior. Both dav eniiort and cljair have silk tapestry re versable cushitns. ' A complete line .of upholstered fur niture. ! Coxwell Stools . . Fancy Silk J'illows; Cedar 'Chests End Tables Mirrors Baby h'uvnitiire Fern Stands Desks " Hugs 1 A very complete line of Bedroom and Dining room' furniture. Buy Christmas Health Ssalg