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SrEDFOKT) MAIL TRTBUNT,, ftrEDFOKD, OKEClOX, TUESDAY. DF.CEMr.ET? lfi. PTGE SEVEN Lindsey Antagonist sand million dollars, whereas i e wu fastening u noose around his tors committing murder. The usual , Wesley Hill, a 'negro who took the phiv tells how mud. of real rever ought to be doing a business of ten neck when Policeman Hermml thing has been for somebody to urt 4,f the AiirW thousand million dollar.. . hite MW him. Valh-ra knew thai, shoot the editor. -Xhe t..een Pastures.- killed I,vh ' modern times i .i n. . . M S11t)reme power forbids suicide! The dead editor murdered his I taxieuh last Wednesday, was buried : 44 In the Caribbean countries. Bays Hut that didn't deter him . wife ami iu u-.i f M..ii.,ii,..,v l.iu1 u.,,,,1,,, 1 ' pm Mr. Cutter, we reach fewer than -'0 - uuv ... 'u-..u,,i.,... ... i," ' '.,ti 1-.. i'.i.. 1 n..,..!,.. .1,,i. t..'..;.n ....! i new tit V hu'tmi fit vvr cem 01 1110 possiuio msiuinure. , nut wlien Policeman White suid: hurled beside her If they nrUe I Americau business men. with the j "Come down or I will lock voii at the same moment in obedient e . , department of commerce leading, ! up." Mr. Vallera humblv droned to llabi iel s trumpet, "in the flesh ' Heard of u City Called Heaven." n"t"' ti t the I'nfted States navy Mr. Hill's fuvoiite hymn. W'H ever equal that of Great Jlrlt- ain without a development of our The coitin was demraled wiih a 'merchant mariue." gigantic gulden trumpet made of ; We arrange to have only as many flowers, bigger than the coffin H- warships as the British, carrying self. The dead man was nno of : out lliltfsh orders In that reHpeet the most popular actors in a play 1 most humbly. And we forge that in which every night another cul-: Iti itain bus a fleet of gtnuntic pas ored actor said: "Cangwuy for the senger currying hipa that can he Lord Jehovah." while Hie Angel Oa-, used for tuinspoiting troops, muni briel offered to Jehovah In 1 he play t lions, all ready for mounting high "a ten cent cigar." , powered guns. Knch merchant Hhlp should look into that ten billion; his rope, climbed down the tele- to meet their Maker what will im possibility. We need the business. graph pole and submitted. j wife say to the husband who killed , ' 1 llt mim uhl have hanged hlm-i her and then insisted on being bur-! Fear, in the mind of man. works self. The policeman could ni have: led hv her side'' 1 strangely. One suicide, foiled by a j prevented it. j Science snvs the world will not policeman yesterday, shows that 'end for at least a million million' some of us no longer lake seri "he death ot a murderer with iwii.,.u .i,,. ni 1...... ..... ; MUSH TO FORT j ously the theory that a Divine j.muny years in prison ahead of him; gotten about it hv that timo 1 North! K,l,r 'B always watching us. in Sing Sing prison Is made more. ' i Pair Stranded in j .1 iw j hi uuera citimicu u ten- iiui-iexwug oy uie inci inai ne was Aiention ot tue An sum (iaortei re-- Country for Weeks Reach: gra pou, canyiut; "m. j"" litnr. You rarely read of edi'cnlN the curious fact that Charles 1 no iituneiutous sue-esu nr the is a warship in itself. Black Bear Coal Co., Hast Fort St. James After 175 Mile Hike. ! ens Work at Mine Near moAi nnfti MISSING-PILOT LUUML UUML 1 SOON READY : m FOR STOVES AND MECHANIC Roxy Ann Will Turn Out 300 Tons Daily Good Vein Tapped By Tunnel Coins: ahead with work begun last September, the Black Hear Coal company, a subsidiary of the Allied Industries. Inc., is rapidly reaching that point when It will begin actual production of coal at its mine near Roxy Ann, six miles from Medford. A visit, there yes terday Indicated that development has progressed so tar as to indi cate that production will be under way by January 15. Approximately 300 tons of bituminodV coal is ex pected to be .mined daily to fill present contracts. The company was organized last February by J. ' Madison Lively, Cold Hill, president and chief en gineer; V. L. Lamb, secretary and superintendent; William H. Lydi-j ard, treasurer. It is capitalized at $1.10,000, divided 'Into 1.000 pre ferred shares and 2,000 common stock shares. No sale of stock is solicited. . Near Production, The development Is located on what Is known as the Pat O'tteilly mountain on the Vawter estate. and was started September 1. The work has been completed with the exception of , constructing- coal bunkers and driving short entries Into rooms. The company has driven a 250 foot tunnel-of sufficient propor tions to permit, if required, elec tric locomotive for drawing trains of mine cars. The tunnel taps a 12 to 15-foot vein of good coal sufficient to fill all requirements of the present market for many yeans. There are millions of tons of A-l- hard .coal available in the field. At present there is 500,000 tons 'in that condition which west ern miners term "blocked out," or . ready for removal. There is good giavlty haul and water drainage. So Bituminous Vein. Tho tunneL cuts into the coal strata in this field, designated as vein number 2, which, lies in blanket formation -Inclined - north eastward about ten degrees. The strata shows from five to six feet if hard, bright' bituminous, six to wwen feet of shaley bituminous and Trom 12 to 15 feet of rCoal rich in by-products and carbon fuel. The comjlnny owns coal leases. In other fields near the one now being operated. They will bo developed later. The company has contracts for the daily delivery of 200 to 250 tons of coal for manufacturing purposes, and other contracts are under negotiation. Nearly t v o miles of new road have been con structed to the scene of operations from the Illllcrest-Ashland county road, east of Medford. When the mine is In active op eration next January, 'In the neigh borhood of 50 men are expected to be employed. PROBE OF BREAD PRICE IS SOUGHT BY SENATOR FASIHNGTON. Dec. 16. A senate Investigation whether ex isting bread prices are the result of a combination in restraint of trade was asked in a resolution to day by Senator Wagner, Democrat, New York. The Sensible Sort of Boys' Gifts Something to Wear Is Something They Need What Could Be More Practical See Us for Hoys Wear Campbell CIcfthing Co. We Give S. A. H. Green Stamps Associated t'tesa t'hoto Bishop William T. Manning's at lacks from the pulpit on the com panionate marriage theories of for jner Judge Ben Lindsey arou&ed Immediate protests from the latter resulting in his being forcibly eject ed from the church. FOODSTUFF TAKES PLACE OF TICKET AT G. PASS S Under the auspices of the Ued Cross of O ra nts Pass a nd Jose phine county, there will be u unique oulpourint; of charity for the Ijcnefit of the poor of that nection tonight at the Itivola the ater, which is operated by Dad Dun la p. the former well-known Medford man. and at which the price of admission will be staple proceries, potatoes, beans, rice, apples, oatmeal, flour, bacon and the like. Of course, all the givers can not get Into the theater, but they are giving just the same,' which altogether promises an abundance of food and other eatables for the worthy poor. Dad Dunlop is not only pro viding a picture show of merit and paying nil expenses, but he is turning his theater over to the Ked Cross free of charge for the night. The service clubs and other organizations of that city,! as well ns tho merchants and farmers are heartily backing the charity project. SEATTLE, nh.. pec. 16. (SV Stranded for several weeks at Thutade lake. Central liritish Co lumbia, Pilot It. I. Van Der Cyl and T. H. Cressy, mechanic, have arrived at Kort St. James, after a 1 7 'i-mile trip on snowshoes. With W. A. Joerss, en route to search for . Iturke, they landed at Thutade lake November II dur ing a tftorm. Their plane was frozen in and when they chopped It free, it refused to lift the three men. ! Joerss Was ordered to return to Vancouver, H. C, alone, where j he was "grounded" for flylimj under suspension. Ills two com-1 panions had not been heard from for several weeks. Ak Plane Search. Word was still awaited from the Canadian government whether: it would comply with Mrs. Ilobin Uenahan's request that planes be return'ed to the coast to search for her husband, and two com panions, lost since October 2S. The nir search for Itenahan was abandoned by five American niul Canadian planes after) several .weeks of flying. To join a half dozen ilshing boats searching the northern lirit ish Columbia coast for Uenahan. the relief ship Dorothea was headed northward today. Popular subscription and a vol unteer crew made it pouble for the boat to enter the hunt. DOLL DANCE SUCCESS ;t An unusual Christmas program will be presented at tlie Presbyte rian church Sunday evening, De cember 21. "The Christmas Story In Scripture and Song" will be the first half of the program, during which the audience and choir wiil engage in antlphonal singing. This kind of singing dates back trr early Jewish days, even perhaps before tho time ot David. The church quartet will assist, and the Junior Intermediate Carolers will sing some Christmas carols. The second part of the program will be a beautiful cantata, "The Story of Bethlehem," which will be presented by the regular church quartet. This quartet is composed of Klsle Carlton Strang, soprano; Nina Cole Mulhollund, contralto; M. E. Waldron, tenor; Dr. W. W. Howard, bass, and Eva Hazelrlgg Marsh, organist. TALENT. Ore., Dec. 10. (Spl.) Jnmos McDowell and children. Margaret anil Jlmmle, were pain fully burned nt their Anderson creek home, by the explosion of a blowtorch Humlny. Mr. McDowell was mending a bicycle for the children when the torah exploded, hurling uawllne over all of them, burning them seriously. Mrs. McDowell took thorn to the hospital where their Injuries were treated, after which they wore able In return home. The doll dunce held at the Ori ental Gardens Saturday night at tracted one of the best dance crowds of the season and was such a success that it mny be re peated during the winter season. Quito a number . of dolls were given to those dancers who were rapid on their feet and quick with their hands. Music was furnished by Dom Provost's Oriental (Jar dens orchestra, which has done much to restore tho pavilion to popularity, attracting dancers from all sections of the county. Brisbane's Today (Continued from P One) tcr, space mid time seem tempo rarily real. Of course, he can prove that there is notliinsr there except deceptive iififire pations of electrons anil pro tons, negatively ifnd positively cliarired, the electrons poinu around the protons trillions of times in a second. Nevertheless, the very solid looking locks and euls are suf ficiently real to satisfy the or dinary mortal. AVlien you go, to the Pacific Coast, don't forget to sec the I'linama Canal, going or coin ing. There are cheerful spots in the news. Tho Chevrolet Automobile company, adding a night shift to its working force, is now carrying 40, 000 men on the payroll, and expects to increase that number. Mr. Cutter, president of the Unit ed Fruit company, says that we did a business last year with Latin America of moro than two thou- gji 'li II II-J-T--11 II IWHl A clear eltin Comes from within THEY'RE HERE! The new. . . 50Tp more powerful PREMIER ELECTRIC CLEANING UNITS You'll marvel at the cleaning speed and etneiency of the new Premier models. With a big Premier for rugs and carpets and the little Spic-Span instead of "attachments' you have a com plete cleaning unit . , . .TWO cleaners for about the price of ONE. . watcn ior apeciai Announcement Peoples Electric Store 212-214 W. Main Phone 12 i mm 0. 0. Alcnderfer A, B. Cunningham JmmW Visit Wards SI Gift Bargain Booth I (Tiilftc- $ andi I i Vjrljl I & at D hss I l j$ Here's a tempting array of acceptable gifts at $5 and YM II g less! Gifts for the old and young, the frivolous and v Kt x w serious . . . . ' V if ts for the Entire Family at Ward' si" '': wL if n O!O!(!$?O!Of!0iO!O!O!OiO!OrO!O!O!OiO! Men's Shirts , ' 1 $1.88 7 fq Kojc. $2.50 Vnhi jj Kj ft1 5 If you can road a man's . fv mind you'll lie suro to give ij si W him Hhirta, II ore nro Hmart Jri WMi ...V nruimuuuiiH. niyi t every TBf y (r'tl LAST 8. DAYS Ward's Christmas - Sales! Blankets $2.59 Pr. Fine, warm, fluffy China cotton ItlaiikotH in lovely pastel plaids. Matching lockstitch edge. Size OtixSO inches. A thoughtful Rift. Bedspreads- $2.98 Lustrous iayon TedHreadH in pastel colon. Undeniuhly smart ns n Rift for your own home, or that of a f i-lend. Size KlxinK itichos. Jacquard designs. Crisp, Dainty House Frocks Are Ahvays Acceptable 77 c Women's Hose $i.i9 Kefir- i.o Vuliio Chiffon Hose for Mother. Sister, or Sweetheart. Full fanhloned. J'uio Hill;. Bloomers 79c Non-Jlun rayon that looks and feels llko Rlovo silk. Choose a pair in each color, flesh, peach or Nile green. Coaster Wagon $3.98 We believe this to ho tho heat wafinn for the price in America. It Ih built for children that play hard. Hard wood body, red disc wheels. Bize of bed 14x:il! inches, H-incti ro Her hen ring w li ee Is with -lnch rubber tIreK. It- ' 4 Ah cay nH their ClirLst innrt wntppltiKH nro .tlicso lteifiinhifc new style House Fji'OclvS.nvcUy jCuIIoiih, and foil la nl prints with collar, cuffrt, mid hiKorts of piii no or flno bmiul cloth. Neatly tailored . . . deep lieniH , . . ho( I ii hUm'vcw. Women's anil Misses' slet. Choose one for Mother or Sister! House Slippers $1.19 A (pin of comrni't for Mother or Sister! Finn kid HllpiKiis with padded clironio soles anil Iwvls. Colo rei I ihmiimiiis. In col ors . . . mid hlark patent. ; . i 4& ' . e . ...(f) , 4 4 z-nece o Imported Luster Tea Sets 1 $2.98 1 Very beautiful tea cupM, II saucers, ii SlIKH I' wots consisting of fi plates, creamer and til mmmmmmiiiihii Talking Doll $3.98 If you can read a man's mind you'll be suro to give, him shirts. Here are smart; broadcloths. Styles every man likes. Silk Mufflers $1.49 Kvcry man on your list will appreciate u ood lookinp muffler., Jlere Is a ri-oup of , all .sllk qropes In a variety of the smartest colors. - ... Foin;ero Koynle , Shaving Set $1.00 Hero's n cift that's sure to delight ' every masculiiio' heart. Includes Shaving Cream, After ShavinK lo tion and Talc. In a smart box. , Talking Doll $1.00 Adorable little 13-Inch doll that will make, Christ mns day ha pity for any little Kirl. Her eyes close. Cun ntiiKly dressed, Silk Ties 98c Smart, Rifts for every taste... Conservative, shades, and patterns ,ns guy ns the Christ mns tree. N'nn wrinkle linings. b 32-Piece . Dinnerware Set 3 1 . $4.50 I JV Kancy decori.'.cil Ivory bodied illnnerworc sets, service ior 0 ulft that woulil he O- enjoyed l.y the whole family M A cute, cuddly doll that any little girl would like! She tal k s, wa Iks, and sleeps. Pretty hire trim med dreMS. i Mechanical Train $2.98 4 1 -inch PassenRor Train. To complete your train yard you will want n 41r Inch Passenger T r a I n. Complete wlih oval track', with 1 20 liM-hex of i mi ni IK surfaue. . 0!!0!0!0;0!0!0i0f0!0l0I0!0!0?0!i! jr At the Top of Your List . . . Turnover Toaster a I $2.95 A RlTt the Knllro Family will enjoy! Toasts two slices of bread a lovely gold en brown and turns them automatically. Nlrkel-plnted, with convenient fed han dles and red cord to give a note of holiday cheer. to ' I. 5 U; Just Imagine!-Special all During December Pay Only $1 DOWN On any of tho following Items provided the price amounts: to $25 or moro! Itadlov, Ua-dilnir Mat-him-, Plumbing Oiiiflix, aciiiiin leaner, Inmer-, Sculng Macldnen, Cream Separator, All Stove, ItfMMti Sul le. Ik-driMHii Suit", K IK hen CnblnetH, Itlejt lex, T Hu rllers. Itefrlgenitfirs, lueiihitf oi-m. (AUSft ONI.V $1 Hfiv n nn any men's or boys' suit or overeoal or any combination of men's or boys' suits or overcoats amounts to $ 1 5 or mo'-e. We reserve the rluht to limit amount of sale.) inning Itootn Nunc. Mvlnff provided the purchase 117 So. Central Phone 280 Medford, Ore. i jUse Ward's Christmas Lay Away. Plan SjjgOf
