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PAGE RTX MED FORD MAIL TKIBUXE, MEDFORD, Ol KCON. WKP.XKSHAV, DK( lil.K nrjw REBELS SEIZE IT FIRS! CONTEST 1 bit IF TWO FORTS IN FOR CHRISTMAS AFGHANISTAN L IGHTlNG HER Non-Payment 'of Army Is Revolt Cause British v Plane Shot Down Un easiness Felt for Euro r peans Fuel Food Low. lU'KOKSS lU'iiry Clay Hu ;'h , paKKcd .t.wuy (at tliu ('miini unity hiiHpiiiil TiiHHdjiy, I J4 icniluT H, ' mm ttm t fleet h nl' a Ktroko of Hiiluxy, alter uu illmHK nf Hi (Ihvh, lined MJ years, 1 month ami lifi (Ihvk. Horn in liiiliunu, Ortnlier Tl, 1 v s. Hit! parents moved to. ' KukIh ittko, .Minn., when tic wan a yniinn child, n;niiliiin in Minm-, Hot a lor 4 yearn. He wan married to Kllon M. Freeh In 1S71 and to t'lirihlm is ,nla ,mion '-Tft l'rn foil r hoiih and i IW O UUUK'U?! 1. II IH lit' , l.lli u E FIDDLER COITESI MfdforU December 2. imluMlvc, The coiilenl l''i'iink SlmpJion of Prospect won tin first prize of $ 1 "i in tin finalH of Dip nit) rldo&rV conlcKt held I hi-) At omla nik'lit and IhhI niu li t at l,lu ; Walker' dam e hall, under tin di- lo January hIx cMNIre.ii. Arthur t ihii k;hs. -" rdfnrd Ore: Frank O. Mirns. " " "!- The fit Hi outdoor IlKhtltiB conti-Ht to he nti.'int'd in M paHHt,u away In July. 1 : Rout hern orison In to he held In chatted Ih HurVlvcil today by KpUIl' NUW DKUU, India. Doe, 111. (A1 KebolH were reported today to hnvit Mflzed two furtu overlooking Kabul, raidtul of A f h it n i Kt :i n. They - win- uwnitiiiff re-enfoice-lucntH to pi-en llieir attack. Jju-tfo UHtititloH of arm and ammuni tion were understood to he In the two 'fort Helzed. . A llritltdi airplane wiim nhot thru the radiator and made n furred landing near Kabul. The plane had been atlemptinK to eHtahlfoh communication with the Jtritl)) legation with a view to the evacu ation of Hritiwh and Indian women ii nd children if necessary. The airmen cnt a telegram miying they wure, "safe and well." The trou bio that Kim; Anuuiul lull nf AfKhanlHtan Ik having in KuppreHHlng revolts wuh aald In nowHpapot dlHpatcheH today to be due to bin failure to pay hi army numbering 3fi,UW0 men. A diHjmlL'h from Lahore Hald 1 that the army had not been paid for aoinc lime and that Home tml dlera bad dcucrtcd to join the rebel, who were arrayed against ' King Aimtnullah chiefly becaUHC of ! hi. Introduction of weHtern Idea I nuch oh decreeing (bat ..women should ko unveiled. j ' The Dally Mall also fcuid that the I .chief, hope of the king lay In the approach of wintry weather and I iiavy hiiowh wince (lie revolting jtVibeitmcn have no equipment for ampalunin under wuch condi tion. ' ' Tli ponitioii of KuropeaiiH In 'Afghanistan wiih iiudei'Htood to be raunJiitf conlderable unenniioHH ulthuuh'it ho far as could lie learn ed there waH no I'eoliiiK hiiioiik the rebel HgafiiHt any forelKD leRalion. A Ijihorc dispatch tcaid thai I'iiro peana In Kabu were cxperlenclUK rvnalderable diHcomforl bccuiiHe Of iievero winter weather, l-'lrewood w nlwaya extremely expeiiHlve there und the aujiply of canned pruviKlotiH, on which KurupcaitH largely depend, la not laiKe. KMm.v V..I, iwn diniehtorH. M rn. nr me weeKiy oio -iimiiioneij j fored by the advertiHiii(.' eommitte j,jn((y pj, ; twodauhtera. Mr, dances held every Tuvlay niKhl. of the Medfoid Chamber f Cum- Grace Wold and Mrs. W. F, QiiIk- Andy Hiinpnoii of lead Indhuf trail nierce, is lit line with a national , (.ribm v of Medford, and itobert O . '"' - t! Ayr- f.f Asbhind tied pniKtam dniited by many or the BurKca of Us AnKolea. (al. Il'fr ill" eeond prize of $Mf, and leading cltieH of the t nited Ktale. ; wa Keiierul manager of the north-! were each civen half ut the iimoiint. Heveral attractive prlzea have ; weKt territory for the Sinner Mann-j The third prlz of $5 was won by been offered bv local merchantH fatdnrliiK Co. or New York lor SlKverett Itoon of Talent. Kaeh of for the most effective dUplayH In j year. Mu had also reHlH'd In Mi-.jthe other ten or more conteHtantM M-dfon thlH year and it Is ex- sourl for. aeven year al Hrookfield, w ere (riven a cah remuneration of pected that some very effective ; coinlUK to Oregon In 1HU, reuuiniK j ne dollar. ileeoratlon will result. Already j hero Hinc!e that year, lie waa a Iffu I That the dance and content w-n-there have been u numler of din- inr-mber (if the MhhiiiiIc fraternity I ucfi'K.sful from, both a social and playa ItiHtjilled by enterprlliiK Med- of .Vunkntn, Minn. Ho wiih a life- financial Ktandiioint. wa stated ly ftrd citizens and more are hciiiK I 1K Republican, active in all po-1 fiene Stov.-ell tills niorninv. who ex added from day to day. j litlcal affair. belMK al ono time j pressed appreciation for the sub It Ih InterestiiiK to note that thl j chalrmnil of tlie Htatu Kepubltean scrlptlon jjlven by local business beautiful Yuletlde custom original-j committee of Minneaota. Hu waa 'i men toward the old fiddler' con oil In Wiisblni'toii. I. C. some vears I kindly aild llOHpltalile 'lit leiiliUl. j test prize fund. He also said that am. In the year l!-'3 a beautiful everureen tree, out of the woods of Vermont, was sent to Washing ton and set up in Sherman Square and loved by a host of friends, who the dance committee had been will be grieved by his passing, be- uivi-n Kieat credit for the manner Hide lila children, lie also leaves! jn which the affair was conducted, eiuht .irandchildrt!!!. Ktineial Herv- '. The ohl-fashloncd dances will be ThU lre. wiim ii ifift from Mlildle- lea will lie lieiu hi ine phi i uir ueiu a USUtil every I Ufsoiiy niKiif, btiry coIIckc to the president of thei,!r' Home Thursday at 'Z:IW p. in.,; with a danee on both Christmas 1'nltcd Htates. The tree was deco- ! Uv- K- Millard ofllciatinfi. Hrv- j nn0 New Year's nlKht. rated and wired with hundreds of : th Kravo In HiarKo J , tiny electric IIkMh, and on Christ-' r,,, I-wIko U. . A. 1-. k A. M. In mas eve 1'resldent CnolidKC. with j t" Mton ceinetory. appropriate ceremonies, switched TIIOAHIHON Tho l:ifant Hon of i on the. lights of tlie first national M(. nm) MrH ,Jaj( ThtmiiiBon, XU Christmas tree. Apple Htreet, passed away at the Tin. fnMf.u-liiir voni- a lii-iuillful .i i it I,,..., - " " hci eu i iiiai L ipomiiii i ucam "i tree wuh )lanted In Sherman I'laza tH( yyH, Interment will lake place hehfnd Hie White House and u per- ! jn tnu Mmrord ceinetory today. Do-1 nianent undernround electric serv- j celnher li. nt 2 o'clock p. m. The j Ice installed so that eacli year the pnvj imu.n,i Homo Is In chaiKo or j same llvlim tree can be decorated (,(, HutviccH. IS. COOLIOGE LEAVES and Illuminated, a perfect symbol of national Kr'od-wlll. Tlie national example was quick ly followed by many states and communities. For some years now a number of citizens have been decorating their homes on the out side, and these homes have been Kay ami memorable spots of color on the Christmas scene. This year there wilt be many more homes sending out their mesHiiKo of "Merry Christ mas" by meaim of strings of col ored lltfhlM festooned about their lawns and houses. And a new joy In t he holiday season will result from these Vultlde displays. It Is anticipated that by next Christ mas outdoor liKhtiiiK pro grams will be established In prac tically every pruttrcssfvc commun ity In southern Oregon, creating V ASIIINfJ Tt ) X . Dec. 1 it . (F) Mrs. CoolUUe left here today to vifit her mother. Mrs. I.omlra (ioodhuc, who Is ill at Northamp ton, Mass. She intends to return for the week end. i POKTLAND. Ore., Dec, 1!). (! After lift years of service as stale i librarian for Oreuou, Cornelia ' Marvin handed her resignation to j the board In couli-id last IiIkIiI. As ( slie read her report tcai-s came to her eyes. Her resignation was ac cepted by the hoard with regret. Miss Marvin has made no state ment as to her future plans, and has not den let) rumors that she will marry Walter M. Pierce, ex- aflcr the first of the ' .NOIil IIA.MI .M 11 H H ijec. ! !i. (P) Mrs. I.eniira Ooodhue, j in tit her of Mrs. Valvln Cooltdge. was said otday to -be somewhat ; weaker than she was when her' daughter visited her last mouth. , Mrs. CouHiIhc Is i-xpected to ar- rive here tonight anil to visit the Imspitril 1 nmorrnw niornliit: Ohrlstmai I'roKnim Fll llaptUt V -i';. . . Church. I ' Thuraduy evening, Uucomhur 1!0, 7:00.' '"11l)- Annomicor" Low la Thur man.vt ,"Wcleomo" Kuthryn Mead und primary helpers. I'CliiiHt'a Welcome" Dorothy Hopkins. 1 6o, 'Mother's Christmas Bonn" Helen Judy. 'A Firm Appearance' Muriel Phut. "Muthor'B Helper" Frank Rlna bamti'. r ' Exercise, "IttiiK tho Uella" Junior Kb'bf. ; Twinkle, Twlnklo blttlo Stur" J'egffy lteter. i ' KxorelHe, "Jleeauao" Ilotty Dau Bhrrty,' Allco Dlngslcy, Knthlenu o;ncii. Souk. "Ii'a Chrlatmati" Vri mary dopnrtmont. ' "The Christ Child" Lea Httu Kyan. I "A Present for Daddy" Wajter AVoidtmior. Bong, "Wo Wish a Merry Chrlsl ma," Junior department. VChrlMtmas" Florenco (li-eon. Sonu. "King out Ch flat mas ltelb' -Primary glrla. I , "A Short 8eleullon" Virginia Lovel. j "Very Trying" Harry TUurman. JBritrolso "What the Chrlstma Spirit FounUM-r-Mary Norris, Mury, ilef;ht, Violet Judy and primary iMid junior kiddies, ji j'Clootl NlKht" Vella Goasott. JC'UriUan Chiirch Chi'Istnui .., . ' rroRnun. 4Tho Xhristmam program to lie K'vcn the Christian church Fri day pvonlntf. will be Riven by tho dourtnionlH of tho Sunday school. A mlucellaneouK proKratn will bo (,-lven, rafter which tho member! of the;hlj;h hcIioo! clas will pan tomimo "Tho First OhrlMuias." Thi' will bo followed by "White (lift for tho KfnK" which will b given for ehuritablu purposes. Tho church will ho decorated for the ftocuHiuij. anil a large crowd I cx ipucted. Kveryone i ttrwed i corne. an thoy will bo nuro to en Joy tho .ovrnlnK proKram. not only a beautiful civic YuhMldc Kovcrnor, spirit but also attracting much fa- year, vorable attention from outy.lile vis- "The library must have more ltors. It-; pa re." sahl Miss Marvin, who has - - ; been head of the Institution since Oregon Weather. j tH creation by the legislature, "if Cenerntty fair tonight and Thurs- : the funds are not forthcoming, day; freezing temperatures In .the ! then It should be merged with Interior tonight, (ientle to moder- either the University of Oregon or umniiie winds. tin orr'gon State College library." STATE THEATRE Any Seat 15c Anytime Children under 12, 10c Shows Change Dally TONIGHT AND THURSDAY' Return Engagement of "GRANDMA'S BOY" featuring Harold Lloyd; also Pathe News Cartoon: Com edy and Colored Classic. 3B1M iiiiiiiiiill ii.' . , , I'OnTI.AXD, On-., Di r. 10. i1'p ..enrKlo ll!tnn, I'ortlnnd'H n'Kro mlddlpwftdlit conivnHpr, hnl no .troufolo wlnnlnii' from Wullcr CIor iiorn here liixt nlRht In tliclr 1U round tniiln nvpnt, in apitp nf two . form-1 ilcclNlnnR In ClfKhorn'ii f- 'vor In pruvltiuH oiuouii(crn. Hum Warron. HI. Johns, teolinlcully tn ped Pynamlto Murphy of Condon. . tour ttooondn befora the cIoho of llialr mIi-round aeml-ftnnl, when thn reforeo atoiipod tho mutch. Eddie (Irahnm, inlom'n Im pounder, won from Johnny Tttpn. Filipino, four rounds. What is true of other values is true of GIFT VALUES. You usually get the value you pay for. We offer you some specials that are worth considerably more than the extremely low price asked. You will be pleased to make gifts, of them. Vacuum Cleaners The gift for tho home. You can now buy the 'Hamil ton Beach Cleaner with motor driven beater brush for $41.00 Blue Bell Dinncrwaro in open stock. 4Z-PC Set only $10.90 Fostoria Sandwich Trays, autre, green, crytsal. $1.35 Salad Plates Set $3.00 SPECIAL Console Sets 6 Pes. Red Glass $12.00 Now $8.18 Console Sets B Pes. Green Glass $6.00 Now $4.57 Console Set 4 Pes. Mottlotl Glass $5.00 Now $3.19 Doll Buggies $5.00, Now $4.50 $6.00, Now $5.40 $6.75, Now $6.08 $7.50, Now $6.75 $0.60, Now $8.64 Get Them Before It Is Too Late Waffle Sets Beautifully Decorated 23 Tiecas $6.50 Bread Boxes Squaro, nindo of galvaniz ed rustless iron, onamohd white, blue, green or yel low. $2.40 Tall pattern, same as above. $2.95 Fostoria Water Sets, gre;n or azure. New shapes and new values. 5 Pieces $5.80 Be Sure to Visit Our Furniture Department 2nd Floor 5o Cash Discount Medford Furniture & Hdvv. Co. OH. A Reliable Place to Trade Cor. 6th and Bartlott Furn. 35-R Phones: Hdw. Dept. 134 & 135; Office 35-J it MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S o : 6 IUTSTOIRIE Buy Practical Gifts at Mann's Tomorrow Every Department Overflowing With Gift Suggestions Dainty Undies Make Acceptable Gifts Theme Pure Silk Hosiery Chiffon weight with pointed lied, full fashioned, silk to the top, all eolors and sizes. A real Christ- t "I QC mas gift for, pair Blue Crane Silk Hose With reinforecd heel and toe, all col ors; the best value in t 1 CC Medford for. pair JJ Crepe de Chine Chemise French Pants and tftepins trimmed and tailored styles, all colors, $-A) vah.e.s special, $1.95 Rayon Pajamas in peach and pink, trimmed t in hand painted designs. Very special to morrow, tQ QC pair ,5W Kid and Fabric Gloves for Gifts Novelty cuff, washable cape; capo skin !loves in white, gray and beige, 45 Pull On Washable Pigskin Gloves, in beit; and browns, a verv acceptable CJC AZL dfl. Si.ecial, pair' PO,.tiJ If you don't know the size, buy Glove Bonds Gift Handkerchiefs for Men Women, Children Lace Trimmed, Hand Children's Rayon Bloomers In peach and pink, a splendid gift for y iris. K'egular pi'ice ..OQr V- t 1.2"); special, pair CHILDREN'S WOOL GLOVES and mittens in all colors, 1.00 val ues; special, nair 85c Xmas Tree Decorations Colored ornaments, tinsel, snow, icicles and globes, many new shapes and colors, priced at,-5, 10? and 15 each. New Garter and Handkerchief Sets All colors. These sets make a very lovely gift. Priced special 95 C tomorrow, set Painted Georgette Handkerchiefs Kine 'quality, all colors; regular price 1.:?!). On sale tomorrow fc 1 ff Pun 'or, each Women's hand made UBsSsX&Xi&Si Linen Hand- Blankets for Gifts 70xS0-inch Double Part Wool J51ankets; come in tan, rose, green, bine and grey plaids, makes an ex cellent warm Christinas gift special, pair Table Scarfs for Gifts Table Scarfs make useful additions to the room protecting the furniture and add color, useful for the (lining- table or any of the larger pieces. Wo show two pat terns of good size, lox tS TCi inches at. each Triple Plated Silver Salt and Pepper Shakers, Vases, Candleholde.rs, Jewel Cases and 'lion-Don Dishes in Ant iinonv, up to 1.40 values, special. ' 'i nn Rayon Bedspreads 81xl05-inch Fancy lfayon Dedsproads; come in blue, green, rose, gold and lavender. On sale to morrow, each kerchiefs, from 95 to $2.45 each. Turkish Towels $4.95 Stationery for Gifts Montag's Fashionable Writing Papers; a largo O? 1 (If) Fancy Turkish Bath Tow els; come in blue, rose, gold and lavender. Regu lar 50c values, OQ. tomorrow, each .... c r box. Special, box.... Fancv Box Statioiierv foi .ift" PrifiMl nt SI .25 SI. 75, $2.00 an.l S2.95 box Leather Bags Women's All-Leather Hand Dags, in a great variety of styles, shapes and colors, up to :.). values; on 0 QC sale tomorrow, ea. Fancy Silk Pillows In choice shapes, filled with the finest grade of silk floss, covered with Princess satin, otilv a few left. Regular price ::.!).). Special tO QC ach See Window .for TOY SPECIALS What 25c Will Buy Dolls New Games ) f r Musical In- f jLQ, struments f New Toys J Each Good Books What 50c Will Buy Good Dolls n New Games 1 r Good Books JJJ New Toys I E . Airplanes ) ,acn What S1.00 Will Buy Express Wagons Push Carts Red fables New Qolls $1 Each Ready-to-Wear Garments for Gifts The Most Practical Gift of All Every Winter Coat Reduced n Price $.9.95 . 15.00 . 33.33 . 50.00 65.33 P '7) f "THE STORE FOW EVERYBODY" J Store Open Thursday, Friday and Saturday Until 8:30 P. M. Shop Early Women's 18.00 Winter Coats, now Women's :". 00 Winter Coals, now Women's "0.(X) Winter Coats, now Women's 7.1.00 Winter Coats, now Women's 9S.OO Winter Coats, now Women's i:!.".00 Winter Coats, now 90.00 Why Not a Dress for Christmas ) WOOL DRESSES A group of new light weight Wool Dresses, in one- and two-piece styles, all good shades, in plain and novelty weaves; sizes T.'t.j to :!)'. many made by Korrect, "the best fitting' dress made," regular price 1!).7". On sale tomorrow, each New Party Frocks from SD.75 to S39.50 New Silk Dresses from S7.50 to S29.50 buy Sweaters for good gifts Beautiful Zephyr Yarn Sweaters, i n c o a t ami slip-on stylos in fancy stripes and novelty weaves S8.95 t'-j fl6.50 each. $15,00 3.50 Sweaters, -$2.95 Women's and children's AI1-WW,1 Slip - Over Sweaters, many new styles to choose from, f 1.7)0 v a,l u e s, special tomorrow, flJO CC .ad. Jt4.y& Only 4 Shopping Days Before Christmas
