Medford mail tribune., January 27, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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WEUFORTJ WAIL' TRTHTTNT, 'MTDFOTtTJ, OT?EOONT. TUESDAY. .TAXT7ATCY 27. 102(1
E. 1 SKEWIS 10
!E A NEW
The outlook for llio paw mill, Imn
lier nnl box imikins: business in Mel
i'ord is looking vi-rv briirlit for tli
near future in afculurcl and vicinit
and soon the above named industrie
will (rive employment to manv men in
this iritv and .Tn.'ksonville. to sav
nothinir of saw mills which arc bein
projected at other noiuts in tin
count v. There are also rumors o
considerable, new buildinc work lo be
none. .-.:
At Salem last Saturday artiel
were filed for the incorporation o
the Southern Oregon Lumber coin
fanv of Mcdford with S. S. Itullis, S
M. liullis anil K. .1. Skewis as incor
porators. This newlv iiraaiiized com
panv has taken over the plant of the
former ApplcLrate Lumber company
at the end of Central avenue, on the
Pacific and Knstern line, whose op
eration lnnl to be discontinued be
cause of the sluittinir down of the I
& K. railroad. Mr. Skewis, an exper
ieneed lumber man who located hen
about two years uuo and resides on a
ranch near Talent and who has other
interests in the vallcv and is interest
ed in a liitr Tacomu saw mill, will hf
the milliliter of the new company and
Bivo his entire time, to it.
Haw BO Million l-'eot
Jfr. Skeivis and S. S. liullis slated
today that' the saw mill plant of tin
company was all ready 'lo be put in
operation and probably soon will he
started,' and that as soon as if can
Cct suffieeint loirs delivered will run
nluht and day, thus uivinir employ
mcnt to unite a force of men. The
company has already contracted for
sutlicicnt loirs tor continuous run-
ninir, and if the 1'. & K would start
up would soon have a sufficient loir
supply. Hut. if the loirs have to he
hauled in the ruuninir of the mill to
capacity will necessarily be delayed
for some time. Hecause of the inml.lv
condition of roads this is a very poor
timo for haulimr. Tbe company
plans to saw 20,0(10,01)0 feet of lum
ber a ;vear.
IMir Order for (iin.ii
'' J.' T. (lairnon. who returned home
froW Los Amreles lind oilier south
ern 'California points this moniiiiL'
ijinounces that he has iust olitiiincd
"contract for tbe manufacture ol
one million California fruit lmr boxes
and fiOO.OOO apple and pear boxes
fro lathe. Kline-Simpson company, the
biir fruit distributing and sales con
cern of Los Anireles, which means
that the fiairnon saw mill and boy
factory lit Jacksonville and the new
flncnon saw mill iiiul factory at
Mcdford, which is ready lo start, will
run "hiirht and day beirinnimr next
week until fill lo till these and other
contracts. About 2." men will be em
ployed in the Jacksonville plant, and
ubout l.r in the Medl'ord plant.
WOULD CURB MEAT TRUST
(Continued from Puro One.)
G. P. MEN TO FIGHT
H. C. L BY WEARING
"If a plan that is now inciibatimr
i nthe minds of some of our busines
men hatches out iiccordinir to pro
gram, the Cirauts Pass Khaki club will
soon he on the iob, and khaki will he
the means of dcl'ealiiiL' the II. C of
L.. so far as clothimr is concerned.
says the (Irants Pass Courier. It i
also proposed, as a second and ino:
potent, .reason for the organization
of Hie club, that the wcarimr
khaki will be n proper method of sup.
porlinir the "It's tbe Climate-' idea.
"K. T. MrKinslrv started the ide
and it. has been trrowimr like our oh
Iriend the snowball the farther it roll
ed. II is proposed that the business
men joininir the club sitrn an agree
ment, to wear suits of khaki durin
Imsinoss hours, and it is expectei
mat a comimllee will wait upon every
business anil professional man in tin
it v and solicit his aid and his me
bership in Hie orirunization of the
lull.
"ArraiiL'eaienls will he made with
the local dealers lo carry Hie line ol
lothiinr it they do not have the ac
cplcd kind in stock, an, I the Khaki
lull would then he readv to smile at
the iiseendiiur price of wool and also
(ell tbe visitor that 'its the cliinii
thai makes khaki the year round
lotlinjtr in (1 1'a nts Pass.
DON'T HAVE A WISH
houses, to which ho aatd tho paekora'
representatives toattflod before a sen
ato InvoBtlRatlnK ccmniltteo, as an
evldonco of tho beirlnnlaR of a revival
ot tho competition accompanying the
efforts of tho association for dimmed
market conditions, Senator Kendrick
declared tho gevcrnment supervision
of tho industry thru tho food admin
istration and tho department of ai;ri.
culture had exercised a beneficial
rather than a detrimental effect, as
had beon predicted. '
"No man need fear the results of
tho legislation that wo ask," ho de
clared. VWo offer nn radical experi
ment. , Wo propose no revolutionary
chango. ,.Ouf plan is the very essence
of consui-v-alb-in Tor It aims only at
tho restoration in the American live
stock market of tho free and unfet
tered law of supply and demand."
California Bank Robbed.
HYHoN, Cal.. Jan. L7 Kohhers
entered the Hank of Itvrnu last nithl
and stole .f-'.noo in ca.-h and thou
sands of dollars wurlh of sccurilic
from the salclv deposit hoses. An
acetylene out tit was used to burn
nway the lock of the hitr vault. A l.Mi
pound tank was left heboid.
Just Yellow Mustard
for Backache, Lumbago
. (Iraiidiiiothcr's old massy mustard
plaster or poultice Kr-nrnilly liroiiKlit
relief al 1 r I s h i
even In the
verest cases, hut
It burned anil
bllslo red like
blazes.
"Heat ease
pain", red u c e s
the inflammat Ion
and scatters ci.n
Kcstion ton you'll
find that while Hetty's .Mustarlue.
made of truo yellow mtislard and
other pain destroyers is Just as hoi as
the old fashioned plaster it is much
qulckor. cleaner and more effective
and cannot blister.
It's a Brest external remedy Just
rub It on wherever ac hes, pains, In
flammation, congestion r swelling
exists and In a very few minutes the
relief you have longed for surely ar
rives because "Heat eases pain." Ill)
and 60 cents at druggists or by mail
B. V- JVetls & .Co., 1'Hoy. X. I).
(Hv Miss Kvelvn Dew, Sludeiil.)
The first of a series of talks by Hie
business men of Die oilv lo the Com
mercial students of the hiuh school,
was iriven Wednesday niorniiiL' by
Mayor dates, lie pointed out to the
students Hie Ihimrs which count in
the business world, and which lead to
success; and broiiabt. home bis points
by well pbosen illustrations from his
own life'.- In si icu k inir of business
life, he said that one of the most
valuable assets a business man or
woman could have, was a ready smile
an asset that vou will he able to
ash often. "A frown irets you no-
hcre. Your troubles never please
our lellow men. Your pleasures
L'lvc eiiiovment. but vour troubles,
never. It; reminds me of the old snv
inir. 'lauirh, and the world lauirhs with
you.' "
lie I lien spoke of Hie opportunities
Inch await Die person venlnriii.r into
the business world today, saviiiL' that
now is the lime to take advantaire ol
them. "Don't carry vour wish bone
where vour back hone nuulil. to be"
is Hie sloiran which he advised the
vounir people lo ailoiil. "And remem
ber this," said Mavor (lates. "that
while two failures do not make one
success, onii failure properly used,
and properly studied, will help vou
to make a success." He urertl dili
eonl preparation In school, saviiii,
'I have found in my life niuuv a time
that jus! one crude that I could hac
irolteii in school and didn't has liin
dercif me later in life. Kverv hour
vou Josa in play when von have sln.lv
before vou, never comes hack. You
cannot work over lime and iret it.
and there will eome a day in vour lit
whet; you will rcsrret ,t ir." H,.
also said. "When you L.() unt of here
vou will look for a iob. and the first
thins." lo. do. is to be sure thai vou nrc
Ui'M'uiiL'h in the I him: you are L-oini!
lo tackle. There are shortcuts in
luiMiie.-s, Imt vou have got to take the
'"I I'"1' Muse before you can till;.-
the shortcuts. Don't try to take
them now; biter on that's a tine
thinu'. It is like Icarnim: to read.
When vou have the first primer
"down pat." veil can o on to the
second, hut don't jmup from the first
to the .fourth."
In spcakia- fn the etnplover's
standpoint, he said that business men
do n,, want a Worn out bookkeeper ol
jlenoLTapher. They don't want a
has-been, or a w ill-he, hut an "isser."
I'hev want a person who works nol
by the clock or hv the pav check, bill
who works with a purpose in view,
"ion have- tot lo make trend, lo hold
a ml. nowadays, because a whole lot
el sentiment has uone out of the
'rld that used to be in it. When
out for a iob. I waul vou to
nnfidciicc in the
If vou haven'!,
n't be afraid of
Kcrrijran at lahcl'ly
There is a wide variety to the
scenes of "Come Again (Smith, tho
now picture in which .1. Warren Ker
rigan will be seen for tho first time
in this city ttnlght at tbe Liberty
theatre. The vast oil fields of Cali
fornia, covered with huge derricks,
and with their pumps working night
and day, are first pictured and then
the locale shifts to the t'nlversity of
California, where young Smith spent
three eventful years of life.
The last scenes of the picture, and
tho most impoTlant of all, aro located
In .New York city, In Central Park,
and in a fashionable hotel on the
border of the park. Krnost "Wardc
directed tho production of "Come
Again Smith" and In conjunction
with his camera-mail, Charles Stutnar
has procured some of tho ordinary
scenes.
BOYS REPAIR CLUB
L
SUPPORT LOAN 10
E
WASHINGTON. .Inn. 27. Con-
arosK will no nsked hv I'rusntcnl,
Wilson to iiiithori.c n lunn of $lf)0,
1)00, Dill) to Austria, I'oluni mid oilier
Kuroponn fount ries and Armenia r
id relief ns riMiucslcd by Secretary
Glass. At the White House todav it
was said the president had taken "n
leen interest" in the proposed loan
and lluil within a few davs he would
write a letter on the subject to con
gress.
Secrelarv Glass was before (lie re
publican steerinir committee of th
house todav to explain the needs of
the u in pea n countries and to dis-
uss Ihc ireneral financial situation in
this couutrv.
Air. Glass told I he commiltee llio
nan was necessary to prevent actual
tarvation in Austria, Poland and
Armenia ami uraed prompt action.
His discussion of the domestic fin-
nancial situation was cut short, so lie
111. attend the regular cabinet
nieelintr. Governor Hanliuir of tho
edernl resexyn board bank loop up
the discussion "where the Hecretarv
left it.
The Presbyterian Guild Girls don
ned their checkered aprons on Tues
day eveniiiK, Jan. 20th, and in com
pany with the sundry youths of the
rhureh also in checkered overalls-
repaired to the church manse. Jlcre
the young ladies with the aid of sand
paper, while enamel, calsiminc, el
bow Krease, and the aforementioned
youths resorted to arduous manual
labor and, within a very short period
of time chaiiKeil the empty rooms
into a very habitable attractive place.
Until each little detail is entirely to
the liking of these enterprising young
women the arduous labor will in a
measure continue. Tho unoccupied
rocms of tho manse are to become the
club rooms and social meeting place
of the guild, and if present plans arc
carried out it will be u very pleasant,
cozy place.
GOD'S GREAT BANNER
net earnings were $33,095.40 after
deducting for labor, rent, purchase
of animals and all Lther materials.
PRES7. WILSON'S BULLTO
MONTGOMERY, Ala., Jan. 27.
Lodged in the bridal suite of a local
hotel, Luvender's Lord, purebred
shorthorn bull formerly owned by
Pfesident Wilson, is ready for the
auction tomorrow, an event of the
annual convention of the Southern
Cattlemen's association. The animal)
brought $10,000 at a Red Cross auc
tion in Birmingham in 19 IS.
DON'T
DESPAIR
If you are troubled with pains or
aches; feel tired; have headache,
indigestion, insomnia, painful pass
age of urine, you will find relief in
COLD MEDAL
VI. u
to out will, i (l(,
woild in Miiirsclf.
no one el-,. ,.
vour emi.li.ver. hut make him la-lie
in i vou are uw( the man he nee.K
V" 1,11 I' nn. Vou are no hrtier
"vh...lv eUe. ami there i-nt
envho.lv in the vrl. Letter than v....
are. as low v,.u ,., ,.,.a ,,
'oral hie. The huM i,r,..OI1
vou .an make on an eumlover is i
have i.e,t'e,-t ,.,,r , v.,,t
.win auove all. reiiieinher t hi.-,
earrv vour iv,,ne !,,.
haekhoiie ouu'hl to he."
lion't
voui
Lloyd Gforne Jr.. In New York.
r.u loiuv, Jan
u:..i , i ,
Untish i.remier. arnve.l here todav
on tho (.(earner Mauretania troin
SouthaiiiDton ami Cherhniiri.-. The
major, who was a. mpanie.l hv his
Ma ioi
'OSTAL OPERATORS
VOTE 10 SHE
Sl'OKAN'K, .Ian. Twenlv line
men of the Postal Teleu'vaph eomtianv
ill WashiiiL'tim, Oreuon anil Idaho
went on strike toilav in support of
ileiuanils for inereaseil wanes, it. was
slated at the local office of the eom
puuv here today. Service hetween
Spokane anil the coast was hampered
as a result , it was said and business
was bcinir routed hv wnv of San
Kraucisco.
Paator A. V. Khuaris spoko to an
interested audience at thu Seventh
tlay Adventist church laat evening on
"(iod's (Jreat Hanner." An American
flan was used to illustrate tho banner
of heaven. Kvery nation in the world
has a flaw which represents the pow
er and people ot that nation. A brief
history of tho way the "stars and
stripes" came Into existence was then
Klven while he emphasized the feel
ing of admiration we all have for the
American flag. Clod likewise has a
hanner of love which Is tho ten com
mandmcnts.
In .Matt. 22:35-4 0 wo find recorded
llio interview that a lawyer had with
Christ. Jesus was asked which was
the great commandment of tho law.
Ho replied that the two great com
inandmeiits of the law wero tho lcvo
for Ood and the lovo for each other,
principlo which was hrougtb out
early in the history of tho Children
of Israel. Unless a person keeps
these two commandments It Is impos
sible to keep tho other eight for
I Christ said that upon these two com
mandments hung all the law and the
prophets.
'One denomination claims that the
law was done away with for tho fifty
years follcwins the death or Christ
on tho cross. The speaker said that
suppose such was the ease and the
devil should dlu during that period
from It I ". I), to S i A. 1). then he
(the devil) would bo saved in the
kingdom ot Ood hecause l'aul says
for by the law Is tho knowledge o-f
sin." Hence where there is no law
there is no sin.
Some Interesting chemical experi
ments were given to show tlio change
'brought about by Individuals when
Christ Is enthroned in the heart. The
subject for tonight is "Tho Two Co
venants." Song service at 7: :!0 and
preaching at 7:15. Come and bring
your friends. Adv.
SAX KHAXCIsn). Jim. 27. I,. C.
(irasser, coast representative of the
International Itrotherliood of I'.lee
trieal Workers, has approved the ac
tion of I,o00 members of the union
oinpioveil hv the Postal Telegraph
conipanv of the Pacilic coast in vot
ing to strike, it was announced here
todav.
The men. whose demand for fli a
dav wage was refused bv the com
punv, niav walk out within '' I hours,
union officials said. The slrike vote
was taken several weeks ano.
BOYS AND GIRLS CLUB
OOKVAI.I.IS, Ore., Jan. 2 7 A val
uation of $i;i;,a:i5.02 js placed on the
livestock. corn, potatoes, garden
truck, canned goi.xls and other pro
ducts produced by tho boys' and
girls' clubs ot Oregon during the year
l'.MH, according to 11. C. Seymour,
state dub leader for Oregon. The
i.:i''.-? 1
Nature Certainly Smiled
when she created the
hidden flavors of ripe
white corn as: developed
111 ... ,m
FOST
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TOASTIES
But it took the-wonderful
Tqastie process to brin
out the flavor, that makes
these golden flakes
so superior to ordinary
corn flakes.
You 'll smile, too, when
You eat Post Toasties
Made by Postiim Cereal Co Battle Creek Michigan.
The world's standard remedy for itldney,
liver, bladder nnil uric ccid troubles on:!
National Remedy of Holland sinco 1696.
Three sizes, all drurpists. Guaranteed.
Look for th nftme Colrl Mrdul on overr box
ud accept no imitation
JOHN F. LAWRENCE,
Jeweler
"Our specialties are fine watches
both American and Swiss, at lowest
prices.
Wo do oar own reDAlrlns.
TO THEATRE LOVERS
Manager Hunt lakes much pleasure in announc-in-r
lie litis arraiujeil for IleiiryiW. Savage, the pro
ducer of World's Famous .Musical ( 'oiuedies, lo send
his leading slar.
rn
JvU
TfSD
Now recognized as America's foremost Prima Donna
Comedienne to the Page Theater Tuesday evening,'
Fehruarv Hrd, in the much talked ahout musical cont
. cdy, "HEAD OVER HEELS."
The organization will couie complete without
change and even includes the Opera Orchestra and
troupe of Sensational. Acrohats.
Prices, as in all cities, fiOc, $1.00, $1.51), $2.00, $2.50.
NOTK Mail orders with check, including war
titx received now and filled in order of receipt.
' Kcgulai' hox office stile opens Saturday, .January
31. No phone orders can lie accepted for this attrac
tion. THIS IS THE LARGEST AND MOST NOTABLE
MUSICAL COMEDY COMPANY TO VISIT THE
WEST IN SEVERAL YEARS.
Only Two More
Days
TODAY
TOMORROW
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Coming
Thursday
"THE
WALK-OFFS''
f Samuel .Ooldwvav t
Will Rogeirg m
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r Juh tin "
Other New Goldwyn Releases:
R Bmch'i "The Girl from Outside
CeniMIn FnrTar In "Tbe World and lt
Woman"
Mad ft Kertnrdr In "Strictly
lxnlidential"
Rrs Beach' "The SlWrr Horde"
Cernldlne Farrar tn "Flame of the
Deaert"
Taullne Frederick In "The Lorn ol
Leity"
Goldwyn Dray Animated Cartoon
"Tell them that youlieJh
In addition to being a cowpuncher with
punch, a humorist without effort, a wit with
out malice, an actor without pom, and an
irtlst with bells on
Will Roger can alio ftet madl
As Juhilo he's a hobo, a rough diamond who :
rubbed up ngalnnt a job until the sparltlo ol a '
Twice he made soodl
Once when he beat up the cad wfio lied about
Rose Hardy and neit when he tried to take the
blame for the hlg train hold-up that they were .
trying to hang on her father. -See
Will Rogers see his smile see his titles
see his acting he's the biggeot photo
comedy and sine the motion picture vral
invcntcd -
Watch for this Goldwyn Picture at your favorite theatre
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