MEDFORD, MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. OR11CIOX, tO.VDAt, SVSF. 7, 1020.
?:T!E THREE
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r ' Announcement i mode bv Rruiimlil
. II. Parsons president of the Xonh
'jtesleru Fruit Kxehanse. of the elec
' jfion of John A-Meade of Pittsburs n
iirts-pi-csidont. Mr. Monde arrived in
feottln Sntuvduv nccoiitiianicd bv li s
j'tunilv. He will ninkc his home in
cattle .henceforward, assuming his
Sow' duties iminedintelv. Comment
ins on the appointment, Mr. l'ursons
said ' ,
! '"The erewt'on of a new vi-e-iresi-;dont
and I bo election of Mr. Monde
to Ihat offiee follows uuon the rauid
development of the fruit industry of
the northwest which hns been paral
leled by eorre.spondinK growth of the
.oxctnusre. Over six million dollars
'worth of business has been bandied
by' the rirbange this year tliroiwli
Kfafctle. This eitv is now recognized
as the headquarters of the north-
Western tipple industry. Tke slate of
Wustiinsto Ufmjf the list of apple
, iirodncintj states iu the union.
-i'Er.. Meade. ,the new vice-president:
was chosen .because of his
;lraitiina experience and special fit
ne.ss. lie comes to Seattle direct
"from- 'Pittsbui's,, havinir resiuncd n
hich executive position with the Pitts
burq- .liiiilwuy coiiipnnv. His work
with, that compiinv bad to do with the
tw'fotintinsr arid financial functions of
(he operations of . 000 miles of
trucks., oarrvine over 250.000.000 pns
scnicrs. 'niovins over 35.000.000 car
ritiles. and with receipts of upprnxi
niately .f.'O.OOO.OOO annually. The
cpinUnnv is made up of some 200
siparatclv incorporated companies,
many' of which maintain their cor
porate existence and 50 of which have
separate bon'd issues, others bavin1-'
rental .nureenients, making the a.l
nimistrn live problems most complex.
''."Mir. Meade is recognized in public
spr.viec corporation cire'- in the east
as an expert in economic, corporntc.
tflx and .'financial matters, and will
bfintf his knowledge and experience.
foTeoi; upon the solution of tho mnnv
intricate, orsanization and financial
problems which confront the fruit
industry at this stane of its develop
ment." ! ,'
PIONEER TALES
10 BE RECITED
BY COL. MILLER
WINS 34 SEATS
There will be a meeting held at the
! library under tho auspices ot the
tlpilfnr,I f'h.imlio nf r.-iin,n..,.n .
I ... . .t
'whic all resi.'inls of this locality i
Ure most welcome to attend. Col. I
Koliert A. Miller of Portland who forj
jmany years of his younger days were1
'spent at Jacksonville, will tell the
I story of them as well as give his
! opinion us to the possibilities in store
(for this locality in the development
jot the mineral resources. Having
j studied geology, Col. Miller is well
qualified by his knowledge as well as
jby his actual experiences in ihls lo-
ca 1 1 ty to give first hand information. ;
I The story of the early days will be '
most interesting, as it. Is known bv all j
in a general way, that at one time
there was a great population living
at .lacksonYillt wklck was hroucht
!ilii by the lure of gold. Ca'. Mil
!lr tells us tkal millions of .Hilars in
gal. was take aut af couitrt
aid yet tkar is It far jreate.r wealtk
j remaining. Ho has a story about a
lost mine. He will tell about It this
evening as well as giving his personal
experiences of the early days in this
luctimy.
. The meeting which is called for at
8 o'clock Is open to'nll residents and
Indies are especially Invited.
SIBERIA ARRIVE
'' VA.NPOUVEn.'.B. C.,-'.Iune 7.
Three thousand Czocho-Slovnk troops
who fought Under Admiral Kolchak
irt. western Siberia arrived from Vlad
i Tost ok Sunday on 'tho : steamship
Ision and wero Immediately disem
barked, marched , to the Canadian Na
tional railway station and started for
Montreal, whence they will sail for
Trieste. : A' second transport with
another three, thousand Czecho-Slo-Taks
Is duo here in about two weeks.
LA FOLLETTE UNDER
ROCHESTER, Minn., June 7.
Robert M. I.al''ollotto was operated
upon at Mayo's hospital here today
for removal of tho gall sac. Tho op
eration was successful, according to
announcement ot surgeons but was
more serious than anticipated.
RIALTO WEDNESDAY
HKKLIX, June . Majority social
ists have becu elected to 31 scats in
the first rcpuul can reichstas. accord
iiH! to latest report from the canvass
of the vote cast vestcrdav. Indepen
dent socialists will hold 2-1 scats, the
German peoples party 25. democrats
Hi. German nationalists 15, centrists
14 and communists 2.
The vote according to figures tabu
lated up to four o'clock this inorn
inir follows :
Mujor'tv socialists 2.071.000: Inde
pendent socialists, 1,456,0011: German
peoples party 14 15,000: Democrats
flnti.QUO: German nationalists 915.000:
Outrists 801,000; Communists. lilS.
000. '
In the oilv of llerliu the latest
litrures show Hie independent social
ists cast bv far the larfiest vota of
any of the parties, (he'r tot-ill beina
45!),Sti7, siviasr thew seven seats in
lire reickstar.
('(ia-1 Vwa Rrrusterff. Corner am
bassador to the I'nited Stales, ruti
niiiir as a German nationalist, h.is
been defeated.
Prince and Princess Kitcl Kricdni'h
and Prince Joachim, members of I he
family of former Kmporor William re
corded their voles at Potsdam.
The Gcrinan election was held under
the proportional voting system, under
which every 00,000 voles oust bv an
party yives it one member of the
reichstuir.
There is no definite number of seels
in the l-cichstnir under this arraime-menl.
V. J. EMERICK BUYS
I
An all star rust, including Pauline
Starke, Miles Welch, George Stanley,
Jack Curtis, William Uver, lioris Kar
lol'f. James O'Neill, and Millie licn
nott, will be seen at Hialto theater
Wednesday in "The Courage of Marge
O'Doone," bv James Oliver Curwood.
The production is one of the nni.it
thrilling: and spectacular features
ever presented. It is the story of a
man who braves the dangers of ice
and .snow lo rescue a brave girl who
is holding her enemies at bay with the
aid of a trained bear. A real benv
light between two grizzlies is one of
the big scenes of the film. It is a pic
ture tlial holds the interest from the
first flash and maintains the sus
nensp until the finnl close-nt.
V. J. Kmorick has just returned
from Seattle with an Elgin IS Victory
Scout purchased through tho Motor
Sales Co. Mr. Kmerick says he aver
aged 2!H miles to the gallon using
one-half gasoline and one-half coal
loll, and that for easy riding on rough
roads it healH,even a Franklin. When
asked about power, Mr. Kmerick said.
"Well, 1 did not drive fast only once
:in a while some one would get In the
jway and I would just step by thorn
and keep going."
i r. Kmerick says he would not
I pari with his llttlo pal, tho Elgin
Scout.
Census Returns
WASHINGTON, June Water
bury. Conn., 01,4 10, Increase 18,209
or 25 per cent.
Rogic, X. Y., 20.34 1, increase 5S44
or 2S.5 per cent. ' '
Burlington, Vt., 22.779, increase
231 1 or 1 1.3 per cent. '
I v
vv is rich in the solid meaty
.values of wheat and malt
YU ed barley, and has a sub
stantial amount of sugan
This sug'ar is not'added in
making but is developed
v from these grains by pro
;: cessing and long baking.
This decreases your sug'ar
requirements, for the av
' erag'e cereal needs sugar
for greatest palatabilfty.,
i GrapesNutS needs none.
Bear this in mind when
you order your cereal and
ask for Grape Nuts.
r
There's a Reason
Made by Postum Cereal Co. Inc. Battle Creek.Mich.
ft
T BET
WASHINGTON, June 7 "tlov
crnor Kdwnrd 1. Kdwards of New Jer
sey will sweep the democratic con
vention at San Francisco, selected as
the party standard bearer because he
is the one man who can carry the
party standard to certain victory."
This was the declaration today ot
Walter W. Yjck, manager of the Kd
wnrd campaign, alter a three weeks
tanvass of delegates to the conven
tion. .
"Pledges already given," Mr. Vick
said today, "insure support for tile
governor from nearly every slate in
the Union on the f rsl ballot. These
pledges come not only from the pro
ponents of individual liberty and
states rights .but in stronger measure
from the men who feel a responsibil
ity in naming- a candidate who ecu
carry the elect'on and secure an ad
ministration of unbroken . pledges.
These mem look to tat New ,l(rs'i
record and the busineKs Career of
Governor Kdwards as furnishing- Ihe
qualities that arc demanded bv the
people for the highest office within
their bict. ;
"Wo are assured," Mr. Vick con
tinued, "of sixty-five of the eight v
cight Now Kngland votes in the con
vention. New York is strong for Kd
wards, the New Jersey delegation is
solid and Delaware and Maryland will
give the governor at least twelve
votes.
"'iriinin will cast four and one
half votes for Kdwards on the first
ballot and there are indications tint
uianv of the other southern states
will be ol'd for Kdwards. . The. New
Jersey governor is sure of a majority
of the votes from the tier of southern
states east of the Mississippi.
"In the west and norlhwesl,'and on
the: Pacific coast, new pledges are
coming in- Co) Kdwards licadciuarlcrs
ever.?, day.?," , -,' ,, .'
GERMAN -ALLIED
CONFAB JULY 6
PAK1S-, June 7. Postponement of
the allies German conference which
was to have been held at Spa, Juno
2 1 . Is considered certain in French
official circles, because of the Inabil
ity of officials to prepare material for
discussions on the date fixed for tho
meeting. It is indicated thai the
conference will be held about July G
. LONDON, Juno 7. Confirmation
of tho Paris report that tho Spa
conference would be postponed until
July was given here today,.
WALL STREET STEEL
XKW YOKK.'.funo 7 Reactionary
tendencies wore uppermost at the be
ginning of tho week' In tho gtom mar
ket. Further unsatisfactory credit
conditions are set forth by the local
federal reserve bank, tho political
situation and tho probability of sev
eral Important decisions by the Unit
ed States supremo court in the course
of the day were regarded (a. deter
rent factors. Several of the steels,
equipments, oils and popular special
ties lost I to 1 'i points In the early
trading. ' American Ship and Com
merce, Chandler Motor and Kenne
cott Copper were among the firm to
atrong issues. . I
KI. J'ASO. Texas, Juno . Kncuiics
of the new regime in Mexico nrc to be
banished from their home communi
ties, according" lo a report received
here today from Cbyiuiihui) ' Cif.
Three prominent lawyers and the
editor of n newspaper there have been
ordered to leave, it was reported.
' Four men, it was said, are active in
the campaign "for tho election ' of
Vanacio Honillns ns president of the
republic and Andres 0. Ortiz as gov
ernor of the state. They were ordered
to leave the state of t'liihunliun.
E
GUAV'Onr., Kcuador, June" 6. A
landslide has buried part of the vil
lage of Aehupavas. in the province
of C'himhorazo. . Several houses were
buried. Fourteen hodien have ben
iinenrlhcd. Mnnv crsons were iu
j tired. " . "... ..
ASHLAND. June 7. This morning
at II o'clock the Vacation ISiblc school
began its work, daily sessions to iu
the rule for the next few weeks. This
new institution is open to any chil
dren of Ashland and vicinity, from
kindergarten age lo 11 vears. The
"duotn'' limit as to students is till.
T his school is preliminary to the cha
utauima assembly, which in turn, is
preliminary to (lie Moody Hible In
stitute, occurring later in July. The
annual g'l'l's conference will also be
sandwiched in between I lie Vocation
school and the cliaulainiua assembly :
hence the summer season will be re
plete with opportunities for educa
tional advantage and recreation pas
time for the next two mouths, if no!
longer.
The "farullv" of the Vocation Ilible
school" includes Mrs. Walter Fruaer
Brown, superintendent ; Mis Carson,
Kinderanrleu work, haviug Mr.
Holmes for an assistant: Mrs. Hovt.
industrial department. All of the i-i-striietors
will have capable assistants.
Kindergarten development will pi
doininate, inasmuch as there is no
such specific work conducted in the
public schools, except that which is
supplied bv the primary grades.
. The leading Sunday schools of the
city arc sponsors for this new ci"
parlurc during the vacafon period,
and the conditions under which it is
Ijciii:; held held have been systema
tized under strictly iiitcr-denoiuina-tionul
allspices, ypecilic committees
attending to specific details. O. F
Carson is treasurer of the board,,
having N, Firslone as assistant in at
tending fimincal matters; Mis.
Holmes and Mrs. Ilovt section teach
ers: Kev. W. K. Ilean. and Itcv. .1. W.
Hovt' purchase supplies, while pub
licity and advertising features lire
attended lo by MVs. Ooctze and II. '.i.
Tlndgci'. ' '
'As an inslauco'of the scope cov
ered bv this vocation school, the fol
lowing outl nc includes the daily ex
ercises as scheduled bv .study hours
up until the noon period, the hnlnm'C
of the day being devoted to recrei
tion features as mav, from time to
time, be decided upon :
8:110 Preparation and visifatiou
bv staff.
H:.1j Doors open and reg'stra
linn. J:'.W Opening Worship: all pres
ent. Hymn, Psiilm, or other portion
repeated in concert. Lord's pravcr
repented or slung, llviun. Kinder
gnrtcn goes out. Health, hnhit and
patriotic talks, .
11 :110 Musical period. Vocal and
breathing- exercises. S nging lesson:
calisthenics with music,
10:03 Hible lesson in three
groups, represented by children, or
taught bv sand table, or told as slob
by teacher: supplemented by meni'irv
work. ' f
i. .10 S10 Manual work and plav in
actions'. Hammock innk'ng. weav
ing, raffia work, haskctrv, sewing
etc.: first aid and hygiene.
12 :'J.j Closing exercises. School
reassembles. Daily salute lo flag.
Daily patriotic niolto. "America" or
hymn: children's benediction. Ite
ccssioniil march. x
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CHICAOO. June .-Luev Page
Gaston, tho .only woman entrant ju
Ihe. presidential rare, unnoiincciL lo
day her name would not be presented
lo the convention. She said she had
withdrawn in favor of anybody "who
will indorse Ihe moral reforms for
which 1 stand."
.Miss flnston entered the South Da
kota primaries on n plnU'orm wh!"h
included an nuti-cigarclle plunk. 1:11-
ndulterited loud and "clean Viorals."
ji Alvin McDonald, member ot the
Jake Hnuion, national coiiimittccir.n.n
Jame Ilamon, national coriiinittecmcii
elect of Oklaliomi would receive the
Oklahoma vote for president on the
first ballot. , Mr. Ilamon is to be
placed in nomination bv former Kep
rcsentntive Ilird S. McOuiro.
Tabulate Tydo Vote.
INDIANAPOLIS. Juno 7 The
honrcl of canvassers of the Inlernn
tninn4 Typographical union met here
today to tabulate officially the volo
cast in the recent election for inter-
nat:nul officers, Officers at the
union's beadnuartcrs here said it
probably would he u week or ten days
before the 'work was completed.
Sure
Relief
MiitiS Udist!
RE LL-ANS
MF FOR INDIGESTION
Real beauty may bn a reflection of your
soul as the poets say but what a large
factor skin is when beauty is judged? .
Fine, soft skin of beautiful texture can be
had only when the utmost attention is given
regularly to the care of the skin.
Purola Toilet Preparations have contributed
toward the attainment of Beauty for many
vears. They are compounded from finest
ingredients and are pure, beneficial and
soothing to the skin.
PUROLA WISTARIA CREAM -is a good
night cream ideal for removing the soil
gathered during the day upon the skin. It
keeps the skin soft, fine and clean. Try it!
AIDS TO HEALTH AND B.AUH
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GUARANTEE liillSSKIl
All IitroIa Prrfmrat tons arc Fttaraitterd
to give thorough snfisfitrttcn or ti c pn i
yon paid will he chect fully refunded.
Prepared nnd Guarantrcd ly tho
DLUMAUER FRANK LABORATORIES
I ii
Series 20 Big-Six
You can drive the BlG-SlX
from two to sixty miles an
hour in high, and, at either
extreme, its performanco
is smooth and seemingly
without effort. Ademon
ctration will best give you
the "feel" of this wonder
ful speed range, and the
ease with which the BlG
SlX attains it. ,
Ash at ahout thm gatollnt
entl tira tnilmatm utG-SIX
otuntri arm gmittng,
CO-H. P. detachabt'had motnn
126-inch whvelbnsa, tniurins
mpl room for mil adulu. Alt
Sludehaktr Cam ara equlppftd
wilh Cord Tirea anothr Studa
bakar precedent.
"Thit it a Stadebaktr Ymar"
HINES & SNIDEB
IV South Fir St. Medford. Ore
HAS THE BOTTOM DROPPED OUT?
Cups and Saucers, each 1?
Window Shades ,
Biq Reduction on 2-ln. Post Iron Bcos. i.
Get our prlces.on Silk Fibre Mattresses and Coll Sorlnus.
Phone 9
Mordoff & Woolf
22-21-26 South Fr
NEW SCHEDULE INTERURBAN AUTO CO.
Adopted Monday, March 29.
ASHLAND MEDFOIID I JACKSONVILLE MEDFORD
Dilly exctpt 8unrtj.
laMTt Mtdford 7:16, 8:00, 8:4r, 0:80,
10:16 11:00 a. in, 12:00 noon: lS:4ft, l:h'l.
f -15, 8:00, 8:4$. 4:30, fi:16. :00, 7:00 p. m.
:46 p. m. Hatur.lvr onU; 9:10 p. m. dill;
10:80 p. m. Saturdij only.
I.fiT Ashltnd 7:15, :00, 8:48. :S0,
10:16, 11:00 m. m.; 12:00 noon: 11:46, 1:10
1:16, 8:00, 8:46, 4:80, 6:16, 0:00, 7:00 p. m.j
8:46 p. m. Sturr!y only; 0:80 p. m. dally;
11:16 midnight. Baturday only.
fl.mdny Only
t:00, 10:00, 11:00 a. m.; 11 noon: 1:00,
1:00 8:00, 4:00, 6:00, 8:80, 0:80 p. m.
0:00 10.00, 11:00 a. m. 11 nooo; liOO,
1:00, 8:00, 4:00, 6:00, 0:S0, 0:80 p. m.
Waiting rmm AnhUM. Pharitf.
Dally except Sunday.
T,a Mcd(or-l 8:00, 0:80, 10:80 a. ,
12:00 noon: 1:30. 8:00, 4:80, 6:80 p. tm.
StitunUy only 7:30 p. m.j 9:S0 p. m. dally.
Saturday only 10:S0 p. m.
Hatuntay Only
Letvt Jrkaonvill 7:10, 810, 10:00, 11:80
a. m ; 1:00, 1:00, 8:46, 6:00 7:00 p. m. Sat
urday only, 8:00 p. m.
Sunday Only ....
LM MwHord 9:00, 10:80 a. Bi-l UtM
noon; f :S0, 4:00. 6:80, 0:80 10:80 p. m.
Lrite Jnrkaon111 10:00, 11:10 a. m. 1:8V
8;8o. 6:00, 7:00, 9:60 p. m. f ,
Office a r.d wafting room Mo. 8. South Front,
Naah Hotel bulhHng. . .
Jarkaonrlllt Waiting Boom at Ratar'i Oo
(ectioiivry.
Phnnit 800. Iflfonl. Op
WITH WEDFC3D TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE
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