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PAGE THREE ILL - 41 DIE AS STEAMER SINKS 'AFTER CRASH IN FOG TobjMX-o Output I!lgh SAUTHAMPTON, Knff., Dec. 27. PARIS itVi Kverv dav sales of bP Alexander Paterson, a mild' tobacco products In ! 'ranee aver-; mannered man, sailed today on age approximately SiiKM.MU). repn-! the Maurotanla for a four months seining sales of the French tobacco holidays sojourn in American pen innnopoly. 1 itentiarioH. TO GAIN GONTRO! OF NEXT HOUSE S v ' 1 The fienuan citv esiu-eiully not- ; ed lor china Is Dresden. Mullu. Geurye A. Cunning and Harrv i'rat her opened now drug store hM-e. Hood River. Shipp firothers open new taxi service with offices In Heights Pargain Btore. IM C "ill I 1 I I II I1 There are sixteen and one-half feet In a rod. MEDPORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREfiOK. SUNDAY. DEfEMRKR 28. 19:50. O wow., ui'u. .'(.-(rt-i-ruuiK, field of mud and waer young i ?h d j IK-mocraUc representatives are Prince George suffered a bruised 1 rolllU'li radiations have- been put ; laying pinna to capture control of left shoulder while riding with to work in solving problems of life. ! lhp m'xt hvW- but,,he "epubli the Belvoir hounds near Melton enerRy and the universe will be ncau reurlni? u defensive bul Mowbray today. 1 topmost subject wh?n American i wark wnie" the' expect to with- Tho prince, 28 years old, the youngest son of King George and Queen Mary, was carried to Mel- ten war memorial hospital, where an anaesthetic was administered, doctors said today the injury way not serious. With him at tho time of the accident was the Prince of Wales. The heir to the throne halted his galloping horse, jumped down andjmonts of scietu ran to his brother's assistance. When he found out Prince George vu: only slightly hurt, the Prince of Wales gave him a cigarette and streaked on after the field. Attendants bound up Prince George's shoulder with a stirrup leather and carried him to the hospital, where he was detained only a short while. The young prince has been in lees vigorous health than nny , member of tho present royal fam- iy. He was operated on in 1 !!-- for appendicitis, two years later was seriously ill with influenza, ' suffered from an attack of ton Kilitis and later had an opera tion for removal of adenoids. l.ast year it was announced ho. jSwiis,'' suffering from ; digestive ' disorder and ho gave up all el t;agenie.nta for several months. ALASKA SKELETQ IS PIKE WHALE JUNKAU, Alaska, Dee. 27. (P) The 4 2 -foot skeleton found near Columbia glacier last month and subject of much controversy, learned and otherwise, since then in going to tho United States na tional museum in Washington, D. C.. even if it Is only a whale. It was officially pronounced a I placing of international loans, will "rare example of pike whale" in on January 1 admit three new a message from the Smithsonian I partners, all sons of present mem institute in the national capital, ; bers of the firm. revealed here today by tho forest service. Officers of tho institute requested the forest service to ship the skeleton to Washington. Princess Aids Needy TURIN, Italy P) Needy of this city will be aided this winter thru the offfces of Princess Maria of Piedmont, who, has started a fund with a personal donation of $500. LOST Black Morocco under arm purse; keep money and return purse to Lewis Service Station. ; !. ... -! 5. TODAY ONE DAY ONLY! Continuous Shows aim If you have seen the play or if you haven 't You have a rare entertainment in store for you- My stery-Re venge-Fanatics ! A THRILLING MELODRAMA , OF THE FAR EAST THE MAGIC VOICE OF ARLISS o in A TALKING PICTURE YOU'LL NEVER FORGET! O POPULAR PRICES Matinee 1035 Evening Q 1050 KMED Tonite 8 to 6:1 isl,k KUAU, O., Dec. 27. W I scientists gather hero Monday fori an annual inventory of their work.) Approximntely 40 learned socie ties and 15 sections of tho Amer ican Association for the Advance ment of Science will, hold 2U0 meetings. Five thousand delegates are expected. In order to present a compre hensive picture of the accomplish- during tho past year, presentation of will be required. 00U papers Tho subjects will range all the V!1 V f 111 til litrtliif v tn nKAimmlnu I from the inbreeding of corn to the progress of Industrialization in the Soviet Union, from tho cycles of sun spots to business cycles. The stories told by light from distant star galaxies will be related. Dr. Harlow 'Shu ploy, director of the Harvard university astrono mical observatory, will tell of ex- plurations through space to find j i the center of the universe and 1 learn the characteristics of great .star clusters. Giant telescope will come up for discusslyn. giant telescopes like the one to be Installed at the Cal ifornia Institute of Technology, which, it is said, will enable man to penetrate distances 10 times r-ii.lh..., ill., r. tw. u t t I m1 Mechanic' of the telescope will be the subject of a paper by K. it. Hurrell of Warner & Swasey. OLD BANK WILL NJ3W YORK, Dec. 2 7 (P) The old bunking house of Kulin Loeb and company, long prominent in the financing of railroads and the With the admission of John. M. Schiff, Gilbert W. Kahn nnd Fred erick M. Warburg as1 the new members, the firm will have a to tal of- 10 .partners after tho first of the year. Gordon Leith is to retire from the firm December 31. The wise man and the fool seem much alike when they fall in, love or try to explain hard times, Boston Post,- 4 Male and fotiiale goats are called 'bucks and does. Leverette & Niedremeyer ANOTHER SENSATIONAL SUCCESS! H.B.WARNER ALICE JOYCE RALPH FORBES tAOMTMt tV IV WIUIAM AftCMLft SClMAfttO SV JULI1N JOSEPHSOM DirrcM by ALFRED GREEN V AS U 1 NO TON, Doc. 27. (in ' "u'i. The 21G Democrats elected to the next house have been called to caucus in Washington February 28 by Representative Garner, the parly floor leader. , On tho other hand. Speaker .Lungwort), expects the present Re publican organization to hold over until next December, if an extra session nut called. With a bare majority, .18 seats, Republican leaders hope to keep control, several, however, are in clined to feel their party would be ' ln , ,tl -lH'Ut'r 1'Uical situation in 1 H32 if the Democrats were per milled to assume responsibility of legislating under a Republican president. While Garner's purpose in call ing tho early caucus is to line up new representatives In the T1 seats gained in the November election, the selection of a leader will be deferred until the new congress convenes either in regular or spe cial session. However, the candidate for "eak(-'1 prubiibly will bo' selected In event o failure of Domocr.ils to capture control, ho automatic ally becomes minority leader. Mont of (Junior's colleagues ex pect virtually no opposition to his r caiidldiu-y fur the- party, selection . as speaker. BILKED NEW YORK BANKS FILE SUIT DENVER. Colo., Dec. 27. (P) Wix New Vurk banks filed suit today in foderalnlistrict court hero agaiast two Colorado financial in stitutions and two individuals to recover $:00,000 lost through the manipulations of Charles D. Wag goner, former pnwtdont jf the now defunct Hank of Tellurlde. The defendants are the Liank of Tclluride at Tellurlde, Colo., the First National Hank of Peublo, Grant McForson, state bank com missioner who now has charge of the affairs of the Bank of Tellur lde and I, C. Anderson who was operating head of the Norwood Cattle Loan company, one of Wag goner's enterprises. - ; 4 St, James Episcopal elHirch, at Charleston, S. (.'., has celebrated the 200th anniversary of its ex istence. 1 By Special Request In answer to hundreds of re quests from our patrons, pleased to present the star "Disraeli" in another dra matic sensation! You will again enjoy this eminent actor in a distinctly different type of role. ALSO SELECTED SHORT SUBJECTS! Tne Fuinisn liner Ooeron isnown auove, a painting oy n. nuason Romelij, w..lch sa.ik after a col lision with another Finnish liner, the Arcturus, taking a toll of 41 lives. The crash occurred in the icy waters of the Cattegat, near Denmark, during a heavy early morning fog. The csptfiins of the two ships were brothers, Capt. Erla Hjelt commanding the Oberon and Capt. Ossl Hjelt, the Arcturus. WATER TAXIS TO SEIZED BY FITIS I.OS ANCJKLKS, Dec. 27. WV Striking for a second time within 24 hours at gambling barges an-, chored off Long lieach, District Attorney Huron l-'itts and Ills in vestigators tonight arrested six men operating water taxis carry ing patrons to the Johanna Smith. Tli roe of the speed boats were seized. - Two of the boats were sent with Kit Is operatives to the Johanna Smith to warn gambling patrons to jroturn to sjiore immediately under penalty of being arrested as witnesses. The operatives also were to investigate reports that tho Jo hanna Smith nnd tho Kuso Isle had been towed to a point within tho jurisdiction of Orange county, which adjoins Los Angeles county. Carrying of patrons to gambling ships is a felony. The district attorney led R2 po lice officors Jn . raids on the two gambling- barges at midnight . Inst night,-arresting seven men. 4 " ' NICE TO ROBINS OAKLAND, Cal., Dec. 27. (P)--If George J I elm's wasn't chief of the county detective force his lat est contribution to the lore of naturaf history might bo classi fied under the same heading as the story concerning alt and tho bird's tail. However, Helms tells the story best, and tho weather man will ; attest U has been unusually coldj in the bay district. Suid Helms: "A few mornings ago a flock of robins arrived to lake- their usual morning plunge In my bird bath, but found it grozen over. "What appeared to be a consulta tion followed and onoof tho birds flew away, to return with a wood pecker. M r. Woodpecker went to work, cracked up the Ice and the robins took their bath." V A II IS, Dee. 2 7. IV- Krnnee, long Immune lu serious economic trouble, has begun to feel the pinch. , uIiIh Germain-Martin, minister of fUmnce, emphasize at a reception lo I be press tonight. "Thanks to the happy division nf active elements or the popula tion between Industry and agri culture." he said. "Kraiire appear ed until recent ly safe from I he consequcnccM of the world crlmls. During the last few weeks, how ever, Wt; have seemed to be feel lug the effects of the gennil dis turbance. "The firm resolution of every citizen In effort and in toll will be the beMt guarantee of the economic relief which can and must he accomplished on the thresh he Id of the new year," CIHCAfiO, Dec. 2 7.-fl'i -The draft peace pact between tho Major lean new and the American assecliitlnn was tucked iiway In Commissioner K-neaw M . M udls' official fll" today mid 'then hur riedly jerked out for more con sideration. KleolK' .Miiehlebrn h, president of the Kansas f'lty liluen, halted of ficial acceptance of the dr;ift pro pon I by demundlng a fpecln I meeting to reconsider th matter. Thomas lib-key, president of tho American association, acceded to Muchleliarh' demartd. although no ihite f.jr the special conference has been pet. HU,YVOOD. Cal.. Dee. 27 0Tj William H. Taylor, known In Hcreendom an "Hilly tho Heoul." 10.1-year-old Civil War vrturmi nnd hero of counthW Indian fight ha imhnrke1 on the Inn trail on which (hern Is no hacfcinirk- 101,'. J 1.1 IaIw - t I v I lit A ?WJrJSjj t j UAXCJOONY Hurma, Dec. 27. () A myftery man of consider able milltdry training, who has succeeded In keeping his Identity secret, is leading tho JJurniese rebels, numbering 1 000. Thu.ma-ster mind of the native revolt . directs operations from his headquarters hi a lonely village deep in the heart of a forest near Tharrawaddy, The operations of his troops, who have suffered 200 casualties in recent fighting, are aided by the malaria hampering government forces. Tho prevailing uniform among tho rebels consist of blue pajamu pants, shirt and while Burmese headdress. Amulets, charms sup posed to secure immunity from bullets and give strength in battle, are an important part of their equipment. -Apparently the rebels havo plenty of ammunition obtained ln looting villages nnd tho headmen's houses. Their knowledge of the local topography and selection of a forest fastness for headquarters have .enabled the .main body to elu,de capture and continuo its c- tiVitlCB.. r , OHIO FISHERS ON .SANDUSKY, Ohio, Dec. 2 7 .I1) After facing for two hours tho peril, of being swept out to Lako JOrle on a floating cako of leo nearly throe miles long, approxi mately 100 men and boys wero rescued lioro today. They wero fishing In Sandusky bay on the ico when suddenly It cracked looso from the mainland, iieforo tho 100 could scramble to Bhoro tho ice cako moved out Into the hay in 20 feet of water. EVEN LAZY FOLKS ; ' ' r .. '. WUtitiLlNO. W. V. Dec. 27. (A) All this talk ,of unemploy ment has worked a hardship on thoso hero who wero .well satis fied with being Jobless. City ofricialH Fet to work reduc ing the raukH of the unemployed by finding them a job. Then, they report, (hey found men who would not accept the proferrod work. I.iut I ho lazy ones will go lo work anyway Jo days on tho city chain sang. ' PORTLAND, Dec. 27. (fl'j Tho grand Jury Investigating the DowIcb murder case adjourned to day until iMouday without return ing a report on the case. Nelson (.. Howies, millionaire, nnd Jrina Loucks J'arls, one time his Wioroinry, iiro charged wllh the murder of Mrs. Leone JSowIes. The Noted Dead HOIJ.YWOOT), Calif., Dec. 27. (A') Arthur AL, Hazard, B7 Intnr nationalty known pn Inter, died yemterday at Chateinj do HurcstUH near l'arls, his wile sa(d hero to night. HALKM. Ore., Dec. 7. I) Notwithstanding a long and hux -1 anion fire sruson, losses In mer chantable timber, logs and log ging equipment and dnmano 1" settlers was smaller during the JfllO tteasori than for any other nli.ee 1016, Kays a statement today by Ktatu Forester Lynn F. Crone nilllcr. The total b)ss was only $7!i,5J7 In the 1200 flrei fotmltt during1 Hit wfrisnii and tho burned urea was .12,670 nere. OranU Vnm Pacific Greyhound Hun Co. completed construction of d-pot, IN BOWLES QUIZ .mtciittt I'rcsa l lo;o INCOME TAX FEA N ICW V O I l-K, ec. 2 7 . (I1) The shadows which taxes to be levied on HKio incomes havo been casting across the stock market tills week, lengthened today. Joining forces with professional selling atul some liquhlnt Ion, they l.nrnmn ltvi- ..iin)H-li In K.mit llio I list lower, but bust mimile whort covering brightened the picture and not losses In active Industrials and utilities were largely fractional. Sales totaled 1. SIM, 722 shares. OTTAWA. Dee. 27, (I') Kho destroyed tho $450,000 St. Joseph's Catholic church today after a small hoy worshiper overturned a tray of lighted candles into a Christmas manger. J'riosis, called. by threo women who had been engnged In devo tions, risked their lives to rescue sacred vessels and relics. Tho overturned candles set firo to tho crib and ono of tho Christ muH trees standing by It. Tho hoy was attempting to light a candle for the soul of a dead relative. Sumptuary laws aro thoso de signed to prevent extravagance In private life, oxplains Liberty Mag azine. 4 ptarmigan is a species of grouse, explains Liberty Magazine. STARTS TOMORROW For 3 Days of Fun ' " y"" .' BJG NEW YEAR'S EVE MIDNITE MATINEEt 'IS ON THE STAGE THE HAPPY REVIEW" Directed by GEORGE OLSEN Mu.lc! Comedy! Songal Danes, staqed by RUTH LUY Fred OI.en at the Grand Piano I . : iJ..$ A screen fcvJML -mm FREE! 1 A beautiful Hammond Calendar Clock All Electric given free with each model S 31 sold by us during the holidays! See these clocks! Denison Radio Shop , . JOHN DENISON 402 East Main Phone 1520 Leverette & Niedermeycr ANOTHER RIOTOUS COMEDY! INTRODUCING TO MEDFORD FOR THE FIRST TIME OLSEN and JOHNSON TWO OF AMERICA'S FUNNIEST COMEDIANS! Vaudeville 's Highest Paid Team now on the Screen in one of the Funniost Shows of tho Year! . "l . ON THE SCREEN TED LEWIS AND HIS BAND in EVERYBODY HAPPY" A REAL GOOD TIME FROLIC! . , 8ee the New Year In at the Holly! DANCE ON THE HOLLY STAGE To music over our sound equipment. Reserved SeaU Now on Sale 25c, SOe, 75a Dance. tubes Exhaust Ive research hat proved that Pour "Screen Grid Tubes" are necessary to derive the fullest ef ficiency from the "Screen GrlcTclrcult to get power beyond any possible need to Insure perfect clarity of tone. $20600 MODEL S-31 COMPLETE This Is the ultimate, the perfect Instrument for home entertainment. Combines the finest radio built with the famous Brunswick Pono trope. It enables you to hear both radio pro grams and your favorite records gloriously. FREE! Special Added Attraction On the Stage ELLOW MAE WILSON Singing and whistling ''The Nightengale" fOna appoartonce each evening at 9:10