Medford mail tribune., January 24, 1921, Page 6, Image 6

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SIEDFOTiD MA.TTJ TRTBUNE, flrEtDFORD, OREflOy,'' MONDAY,'' JANUARY 24, 1f)2f
A. G. JOY REPORTS
GREAT INTEREST
E
Recurrence of Crime
Wave in New York
Results in 3 Deaths
Albeit C. Joy, former president of
the Jackson County Farm IJureau has
Bpent the past week on a speaking tour
In behalf of the Farm Bureau In Linn
county.
Linn county is putting on a system
atic businesslike campaign for the or
ganization of a strong county farm
bureau. The work is being carried on
under the direction of Cieo. L. Gray
from Missouri.
The interest shown by the farmers
of Linn county, says Mr. Joy, is Bur
prising. , "Wherever we went wo were
met by large groups of wide awake,
intelligent farmers who fcol keenly the
need of organization," said Mr. Joy.
"They attended the meetings with no
thought of being entertained. They
came for business and are anxious to
learn of the Farm Hureau movement
In all its aspects, national, state and
county."
Saturday, one hundred of the leading
farmers of the county sat down to' a
luncheon at the St. Francos hotel in
Albany. The splendid attention given
and the keen Interest shown in an ad
dress given by Geo. Mnnsfiold of Mod
ford, president of the State Federation
of Farm niiroaim, points to a success
ful future for the Linn county move
ment. Thpio'lsi no doubt but lhat a strong
Farni.liuroau will bo perfected in Linn
county.,. !,:.,.,, , ,,
This Is ilho first of a series of sys
lenmtlc'cninpnigns that will be put on
In different counties throughout the
slate. " All" eyes are turned to Linn
county and It is gratifying in tho ex
trcmo that tho work up to tho present
has been so successful. Tho present
woek will bo given ovor to a thorough
canvass of tho county for members.
Tho campulgn now in progress in
Jackson county has been and Is a
loader in farm bureau activities in the
state.
Tho Linn county farmers have
shown a marked intorost in the work
done hore in'tlio past three years. Mr.
Joy comoB back bringing the assurance
that It 1b entirely possible for Jackson
county to bold first place, but points
out that it will tako tho concerted
efforts of all of tho fanners In coopera
tion with, tho businoBB mon of tho
county to.koop up with tho pace that
1b being set In the Willamette counties.
NICOLA! LENINE
NEW YORK, Jan. 23. Nicolal I,o
nlne's ultimatum to thu Hoclnlists of
tho world, giving them tho "21 condi
tions" to which they must subscribe
before, they can ho roculvcd into the
Third or Communist Internationals of
Moscow, has met with a widespread, if
In many cases negative, reHpniiso. It
Indicates a decided spilt in the ranks
of tho soclnllfit party. In many coun
tries Judging by reports from
abroad.
In tho fifteen nations where such
opinions havo boon expressed, four
have boon unqualifiedly against onter
'lng tho Third Internationale, one Ik
undorldod, three aro divided and seven
in favor uro opposed by detorminod
minorities.'
1 Louinu demanded, nnuintr other
things, thut : socialist organizations
must pill-go themselves of all moilo
1riites..ldnfy,iall national laws, under
mine armies, gain control of tio press
throw off tho allied "yoke," promoto
a world oconomiu crisis, condemn any
league of nations, aid tho soviet' gov
ernment and nbandou for tho b'.ood
and flro of "red revolution" nil con
servative democratic programs.
Action on tho bolshevik dictator's
terms has been taken us follows in
tho United males:
National Kxccutivo Commlttoo of
socialist party In refusing to recom
mend affiliation said. "Wo concede
to tho Itusslan comrades tho right to
formulate their own internal policies
without Interference from any other
section of tho working class move
ment of tho world. What wo concede
lo thorn wo claim for oursclve.i.
Kvory resolution adopted by our party
implies or claims this right for the
Ainericun movement."
HIS KIDNAPPING
. WALLA WALLA, Wash., Jan. 21.
"1 havo nolhlng against thorn: It was
tho dovll within thctn," declared Hov.
J. S. McConnoll, pastor of tho I'cntl
costal mission ,of Jesus Christ, who
was kidnaped early Sunday morning
by a dozen young men, somo of whom
wore friends of a girl they allege canto
under a "hypnotic Influence" they
allege McConno). to use
8PARK3 FLY IN SENATE
(Continued From lag9 One).
left as at present, but all tho smaller
county districts would work as a unit
and have a uniform levy. Each of the
mmiv districts would he known as a
sub division and would have a local
advisory committee.
Central supervision would bo provld
Sd for tlio couuty districts.
NEW YORK, Jan. 24. A recur-
rence of crime including three
deaths, two men dying In bospl-
tnls from injuries Inflicted by
highwaymen and five holdups,
featured the week end operations
of criminals in greater New York
and its environs.
One man was shot and killed
on a crowded street In board day-
light; another was killed in an
attempt to prevent the robbery
of a store on east 42nd street,
while tho third, an 18-year-old
choir boy, was found dead on the
railroad track near Richmond
Hill, with several bones broken
and his head lacerated. Armed
auto bandits operating near
Tarrytown ' obtained loot valued
at more than $10,000 early today
when they held up automobile
parties and milk wagons.
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SPOKANE!), Jan. 2-1. rtuprosimtti-
tlves of co-upcratlvo orgnnlzntioiin in
"WuHhinffton, Oregon ami Idaho, moot
ing hero today, authorized tho ap
pointment of a comniittoo to work out
a Holling plan to provide for tho co
operation of erantfoa and co-opera
tive Btorca.
Oilier roHolulion called for co
operative orpfanizationH to exert their
full political Htruiitfth an well as their
industrial and agricultural strength
and oppoHud tho establish merit of
KraiiKO warehouses in towns when? co
operative stores already were situated.
Moi-o than thirty officials of tho
co-operative establishments wore pres
ent. William Bouck, president of the
"WashhiKton Slato Grnage, presided.
QUICKLY FLOATED
NEW YORK, Jan. 21. J. P. Mor
gan and company and tho (iuarantv
Trust company announced this morn
iiiK" that subscription bonks Cot 1 ho
thirty million dollars Belgian loan
wero opened at 10 o'clock and imme
diately closed. Tho announcement
was taken to mean that tho loan had
been successfully floated and that it
was ovor-subscribed,'
SPARKS FROM
TODAY'S WIRE
STOC K II O LM , .Tun. 24 . C ro wn
Princo Oustavo on Saturday saved a
British sailor from drowning. Tho
sailor fell overboard from a dinghy
near a pior in tho harbor while tho
princo was passing. Gustavo climbed
down tho timbers of tho plor and after
great effort succeeded in rescuing the
sailor.
COIUC, Jan. 2 1. Two boys woro
wounded, ono of whom later died,
when troops enforcing tho curfew
order fired at somo persons in tho vi
cinity of Khaiulou street last evening.
Tho curfew, according to tho now ar
rangements, begins at 5 p. m.
HALIFAX, Jan. 24. Tho Canadian
government merchant marl no will
inaugurate Its servico from Halifax
to tho West Indies and southern ports
tomorrow when tho Canadian steam
er Fisher sails for Nassau, Bahamas,
Kingston, Jamaica and Bcliz, British
Honduras.
UVEFvPOOL., Jan. 24. Sir Auck
land (if ddes, British ambassador to
tho United States, who was called to
London ten days ago, landed hero this
morning at eight o'clock. Ho de
clined to receivo newspaper correspondents.
MAniun. Jan. 2 1. Tho cabinet of
Prentier J)ato resigned today.
Thing your clean old ruga to this
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on Genuine
Tako no chances with subM'tutes!
Unless you seo tho nnmo 'B'iyer"
on pat-kago or on tablets you aro not
getting genulno Aspirin proscribed by
physicians for twenty-ono years and
proved nafo by millions. Take As
pirin only us told In tho Barer pack
age for Colds, Headache, NeuralKia.
Rheumatism. T-'arai-he, Toothache.
LumhnKo and for Tain. Handy tin
boxes of twelve Bayer Tablets of As
pirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
.Monoacetlcacldesier of ,S:Ht'VHcucid.
Adv.
i
IS STOPPED BY
FIERY SPEECH
LISDON'. One of the oldest and
best known bankers of this city was
recently saved from the effects of a
run on his bank by a sensational inci
dent. A large crowd of depositors had
gathered at the office of the banker,
J. H. Totta, to demand their money.
The street was blocked by tfSem. The
firm was paying out the money rapid
ly when a well known Lisbon mer
chant who was a spectator of the rush
on the bank, enraged by the scene,
jumped on the counter and reviled the
crowd In no measured language. He
recalled the honorable name of the
head of the firm and said that by his
kindly aid many of those present had
reaped fortunes, but their baBe Ingrati
tude was now threatening to bring
about his ruin.
As his eloquence Increased, an extra
ordinary transformation scene took
placo. Someone raised a cheer which
was echoed by thousands. The bank
employes who had calmly been paying
out thousands of pounds to all who
claimed their deposits wero embraced
by the depositors, check r wero torn to
pieces and the elder Totta, 80 years
of ago, was dragged from an innor
offlco and raised on the shoulders of
the crowd amid cheers.
Since then the bank has received
nearly all tho money that had been
withdrawn.
MANY WOMEN USE
GLYCERINE MIXTURE
TUnrtfnrrt wrtmnn will hn HlirmiHPfl
at tho INSTANT pleasant action of
simple glycerino, buckthorn bark, etc.,
as mixed In Adlor-i-ka. One spoonful
relieves ain lahw gas on siomacn.
Becauso Adler-i-ka acts on BOTH
uppm' and lower bowel It often cures
constipation and prevents appendi
citis. Ono lady reports herself
CURISD of a bad caso of bowel trouble
and const ipatoin. .Leon B. Hasklua,
druggist. Adv.
U. S. PROHIBITION LAW
WON'T BE REPEALED
LIVERPOOL. Lord Eeverhulme,
one of Great Britain's largest manufac
turers, told the Dally Post representa
tive on his return from a recent visit
to the United States that "prohibition
in America has come to stay of thp.t
you may be certain."
"Tho people are settling down under
it," he continued, "and I believe that
if prnt to tho popular vote, 75 per oent
of the electorate would support Its
continuance. There Is not tho slight
est chance that the law against alco
holic drinks will ever bo repealed."
Druggist Recommends
Vino! to Wife
Mrs. E. S. Short of Glenn, Califor
nia, who slaved fourteen hours a day
for a family of eight, in spite of an In
herited strong constitution, gave way
to an aemenic condition, indigestion
and a bad stomach.
"I tried several remedies without
getting any results," relates Mrs.
Short, "but was induced to try Vlnol
by my husband, formerly a druggist
in New York. An improvement was
observed after the first bottle and -till
a moro decisive turn for tho better
after having taken four bottles. My
daughter used Vinol at different times
with like results to myself."
If you are not feeling right, ro to
Medford Pharrhacy, Main at Central
and get a bottle today. It will give
you new life and vigor. - Ad.
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STARTS WEDNESDAY;
Here's Charlie
IN A NEW PICTURE
FROM HIS OWN STUDIO
His best comedy A gale of gig
gles from title, to tail piece.
CHARLES
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wife In the phiiio sense
Unit he owns Ills cut-lie?
WEDNESDAY
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WEDNESDAY
'THE DEVIIVS GARDEN"
sympathetic Service
Rendered la a Quiet Dignified manner at
THE PERL FUNERAL HOME
Vour loved one Is taken into the Home where there is always
somo one with them. Our Residence Is on the Second Floor.
We are Licensed Embalmors and are prepared to make shipment
to any part of the United Statos or Foreign Countries. We will
take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements. '
Lady Assistant. Phone 47.
Corner of Sixth and Onkdale, Ono block west of Postoffice.
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Buy Now!
Prices Have R
i
Wait!
eached Lowest Levels
Prices during January reached an extremely low level because lack of orders caused many thousands of mills to
unload merchandise at tremendous losses. Manufacturers and merchants have "cleaned house," absorbed and
charged off enormous losses, the public realizing this, are again buying with the result that
Prices Are Stabilized Mills Are Reopening
And prices on cotton commodities are already showing upward tendencies from the low levels reached ten days
ago.
In spite of this fact we will continue to unload merchandise at the low prices established for our
January Clearance Sale
Reducing Every Article
I 1 :.;. ..-! i
10
to
50
per. cent
The most drastic the most unusual the most
important underselling of new, fresh standard
merchandise ever attempted in Jackson County
ARE YOU GETTING YOUR SHARE?
Bargains for Women,
Men and Children
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BEPARTMENTSTokE
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Do Your Spring Buying
Now and Save Money