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Eight Pages
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MEDFORD,
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No. 250.
SEE LOSSES
ILL HEALTH
N TRAGEDY
Prominent Chicago Execu
tive Slays Wife and
Takes Own Life As Hour
Near to Attend Thanks
giving Dinner at Home of
Friends Heavy Stock
Losses Indicated.
CHICAGO, Nov. 2(1. (!) Thero
wore two motives offered today lo
explain the Thanksgiving day don
ffclo traKedy in the Gold Const apart.
Ifteiit of the Jattien Jlarrett Paul
eys; ill health and inarkrt losses.
l'flulcy shot his wife as she sat
working a cross-word puzzle, lie
then entered the hathroom and
killed himself with the same re
volver. J-ioth hod been in ill health for
some time, ami there was evidence
that they had suffered heavy losses
in the stock nuirket. There was
nothing, however, to indicate that
murder and suicide had been con
templated, and police today "were
still trying to find out what par
ticular incident prompted Pauley
to act just at tho time the couple
were preparing to attend a Thanks
giving day dinner at the homo of
friends.
Pauley's physician said the middle-aged
coal company executive
was seriously ill several months
ago.
Heavy Ijosses.
Likewise, a cursory examination
of Pauley's stock accounts did not
indicalo that their losses had been
ruinous, even though they were
considerable. Friends ot Pauley
said they did not believe he could
be rated as wealthy. They spoke
nf him as well to do. with a com
, fortablo salary Inepme.
Pauley had been prominent so
cially In Chicago for many years.
His wife, tho former Kllnor Lud
low, was a niece of the late Gov.
Asa Bushell of Ohio. She was n
famed beauty and once was report
ed engaged to Capt. Richmond P.
Ilohson, a hero of the Spanish
American war.
Pauley had been prominent in
the coal mining industry for many
years and until a few years ago
was a director of the Deerlng Coal
company. He was an executor ?
the $2,00(r,000 estate of the late
James K. Deerlng.
irish IeIoIse
LAVISH SETTINGS
FEATURE SCENES
"IJroiulway," tho original and
probably the' best of tho all talk
ins and singins night r!ub melo
dramas with its grnndiciHu ami in
describable gor
geousness in the
night club hi t iu
photographed in
technicolor,
much pleased the
Thanksgiving day
audiences at the
Crateriiin theater
where the attrac
tion opened yes
terday, lp run
a f t e r noon and
night until Sun
day. .
It is n thrilling,
gun-harking, n-
v a 1 boutleggmg Kvelvn UrenL
ami hijacking., and small-time
J hoofer night club melodrama that
! thrills and fairly grips you with
intense interest wtiile at the, same
time entertainiiiK with, unusual
photographic effect s. A Kox
iiinvieinne news and a singing act,
"The Kitfht Victor Artists," gives
variety to the bill.
There is nothing unusual about
the plot, howevci the novelty
euines in the way the story is en
acted, including some very marked
(dia racier purtrayats, the lack of
good comedy trimmings and the
lavishness and elaborateness of the
night club stage scenes. The din
ing and dancing floor is claimed
to be the most elaborate ever con
structed for mien scenes in a movie
and the effect on the audiences of
immensity is heightened by trick
j photography and settings. At times
J the scenes move so fust in kaleido
scopic activity ns .to almost bewil
der.
"Broadway" Is the stpry of a
liquor gang feud centering in a
night club, into which a couple of
innocent and' ambitions hoofers
are deeply enmeshed, and . after
two gangster killings are finally
freed to love in peace ever after.
(Menu Tyron and Merita Ken
nedy in the male a, nil female leads,
while good are not. so much, but
Kvelyn Hrent who is co'-starred In
"l!roadw;'y" with Tyron. gives one
of her characteristic and artlstis
Interpretations of a hard-boiled,
resourceful svelted and milky
chorus girl. However. James K.
Jackson with his slow drawling
manner of speech, immobile coun
tenance and pleasing personality
fairly walks away with the acting
honors of the show, in his charac
terization of Dan McCorn, detec
tive of the homicide squad, v
There Is a very largo cast of
principals and others in tho sup
port of the above mentioned lead
ing characters. K. A. K.
DUBLIN (P) Discission of the
proposed United States of Europe,
with a view to a holiday from tur
Iffs, has revealed genernl npproval
nf the attitude assumed at Geneva
by the Free State representatives.
'fl, t... Utnln line nn nbleCtloll
T u ir,litort HtntPH of Europe pro
M vMiwt thi country is allowed to go
its own way. Its efforts to estab
lish the native industries must be
guided by the special circum
stances of the country.
A United States of Europe,
argued the Irish, cannot be direct
ed against America. The old
Unionist Press In the Free State,
while admktlng the possible ad
vantages of a European Zollverein,
Vegards It as impracticable. It fur
gests instead a British Imperial
customs agreement with a begin
ning in the British Isles by a cus
toms union of Britain, northern
Ireland and the Free State.
ROGUE RIVER, Ore., Nov. 29
(Special) After the banket hull
game between Talent and Rogue ,
River a number of people report
things were stolen from their cars, j
Some of the nrtlcles stolen were
robes, tools and a windshield. I
KIT.KXU, Ore. Hugh L. Biggs,
assistant dean of men at the Uni
veidty of Oregon, announced that
four students responsible for
splashing green and yellow paint
on the Oregon State college -cam-pus
had b pen nppreTiended.
MOSCOW (P) Germany was
nV-ad of the United States this
.vW in the number of bids sub-
i Iwpd for concessions within the;
Soviet Union. Of the 270 tenders :
made frum foreign sources 72 .
came from Germany and CD from
the United .States.
The chief concessions committee .
was especially interested In noting j
that there were 20 English bids In
the list. Last year only seven came .
from the United Kingdom.
Most of the projects had to do
with mining, chemical and lumber .
Industries and public utiHties. In!
tho eight years life of the conces- !
Kions committee It has considered
2570 proposals from concession
seeking foreign capital. j
i
COniNTII, N. V. lP. Mr. nhrt
Mrs. Horace P. Fenton have been
rnarrleil 2T years, or 5 years
'"niter than their three chllilren.
Their silver anniversary was cele
nralnl by a trl)lo weilcllnlt. their
1aiic,hl"rs and one son.
f'rtsham Dean P.arber shop
"ill soon open for business in
this town.
"I have been taking Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to
build mc up and for the Chance of
Lite and I can't get along frithout It.
1 lost about twenty pounds and I felt
weak and run-down. I find it gives
me strength and quiets my nerves. I
have two daughters and 1 gave it to
them when they came into woman
hood and was greatly pleased at the
results. 1 will answer any letter ask
ing for information." Mrs. L E.
Hdroon, Waterloo, foutf.
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Use Our
Branch Post Office
For Your
Christmas Mailing
RUSSELL'S
'MEDFORD 'S OWN STORE"
We Will
Wrap Purchases Free
All Ready
For Mailing Here
Here Is Your Greatest Opportunity to Save
STARTING SATURDAY MORNING
Our Semi-Annual Sale That You've Looked Forward to
allflS!vt. Store
Never in our history have we been so
admirably prepared to supply your
"Christmas Gift" needs. Months and
months of preparation have been re
warded by displaying for your ap
proval, the choicest selection of useful,
practical and dainty gifts to be found
in Southern Oregon.
You'll be delighted with a trip down
our aisles ; around our tables and coun
ters, where you will find all these
things well displayed to help you with
easy selection of your "Gift Items".
A Saturday Bag Sale
Worth
$3.98
$0.98
All New
Styles
A real event. Bags for gifts! .Bags for you.!
And don't forget it these bags are new, all
leather, moire lined. Some with inside fas
tened compartments with mirror and coin
purse and the new shapes. The popular,
"Vagabond shape," back-strap and top-strap
pouches, flat purses and all the good shades
for Fall. Don't miss this!
A Big Neckwear Value
98c
The new Jabot styles and separate jabots,
large 'collars of georgette and fine laces, col
lar and cuff sets that are really beautiful. A
wonderful lot of neckwear in all the new
stylls and a real bargain at 98c. A fine gift
. item also.
Triangle Hand Blocked Scarfs
98c
Beautiful colors and color-combinations, all
hand-blocked scarfs. They are new and cor
rect to wear. An ideal Christmas gift and
a real bargain for your own use.
Other scarfs to $3.98 in all the new styles
Porto Rican Hand Made Towels
59c
Lovely quality linen, large size 18x30 and all
in fine hand-worked, embroidered designs,
also hand-drawn, hemstitched ends. An ex
cellent gift item or for your own use and
priced very low.
ER-AWAW I
Think
L v F t
of
Russell's
When You
'. Prepare
Your
J Christmas
Gift List
You'll Find
Easy
Selection
Here
NEW FALL DRESSES
Price
Twice a year we clear, out our Ready-to-Wear stock! We must
not carry over a dress and we are starting the clearance early
to make room for "Christmas goods" that now fill the store to
an over-crowded condition.
SILKS - VELVETS - GEORGETTES
SUITS - ENSEMBLES - FROCKS
A most complete array of charming styles and inexpensive
garments, complete size and color range, for street, for sport
wear, for afternoon and evening. .Garments that are correct,
and authentic in every style detail. . .. ; '
$12.75 Garments .... $6.38 $21.75 Garments . . . $10.88
$16.75 Garments .... $8.38 $32.75 Garments . . . $16.38
$19.75 Garments $9.88 $39.75 Garments $18.38
NO APPROVALS NO EXCHANGES - ALL SALES FINAL
OUR ENTIRE COAT STOCK REDUCED
COATS LESS ONE-FOURTH
Now you can buy the loveliest of wraps at this big reduction.' Gorgeous
furred garments, sports coats, all reduced. The most approved styles
of the moment; flared, tierred, uneven lengths, straight-line conserva
tive models, all must go now! '
The Rain Is on the Way!
Ladies' Rain Coats
Regular
$6.50
Many
Colors
Prepare for It Now!
Girls'
Rain Coats
Reg. $5.50
Just too bad for us the late rainy season has left
too many rain coats on our racks. All fleeced rub
ber fabrics in the smartest sport styles, colors of
green, blue, red, tan, brown, and black. A very
fine coat cut to cost price because of the late sea
son. But the rain is on the way and you can save
today and be prepared. Sizes 14 to 44.
. Silk and Wool Phoenix Hose
$1.00 and $1.50
The cold days of Winter call for warmer hosiery,
esueciallv for school girls are these numbers de
sirable. All the "silk street Bhades" are shown in
the wool and the silk and wool, so you can be smart
ly dressed and comfortable also.
I
3
.75 I
Just like the grown
ups' coats in style
and fabric and color.
Warmth and comfort
in both cold and rainy
weather. As fine a
girls' coat as
you can buy,
and at a give
away price.
Sizes 6, 8, 10,
12, 14. ,
A BIG WARM DOUBLE BLANKET SPECIAL AT 1
IlllUlllllllillllllllllllllllllllllll
An extra heavy quality, large full size, 80 inches long, pret
ty plaids of all colors, rose, blue, gold, tan, orchid and grey.
This blanket has a vory long napth and is extra firm weave.
A very special value at $3.69 and as we have only one case
of them to be sold at this price we advise you to phone or call early Satur- '
day. ". I " ' LL:.,i'
$3:69 1