Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 07, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOPJ) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDY FEBRUARY 7, 1921 IS. E Now Showing at the Page Theater A. IS ON JAP QUESTION LOSS IS $35,000 PAGE SIX " " NOW PLAYING! I BOY! k r sffe rt I some Ti l?k Mm I SHOW! I MfWm I Mr. Frank P. Farrell, president of the American Legion, has received the following letter from E. V. Car ter: ' ' i ', 'My dear Mr. Farrell: I ain mighty glad of the action of the American Legion In Medford In taking up the question of what should be our uttl tude In relation to the Japanese. I am very emphatically In favor of drastic action on the part of our leg islative "body in this connection. In the earlier days of the anti-Japanese agitation 1n California, I was inclined to think that they were unduly alarm ed as to the situation, but 1 have changed my views entirely as to that, and I think the earlier Oregon takos an emphatic Btand in this matter and legislates to koep tho Japanese from getting a foothold, the better. 1 as nuro you that your views and mine are Identical In this matter. Mr. Sheldon Is going home tonight and will be In Medford all day tomor row, and I am In hopos that you can talk with him personally rogardlng this matter as ho and I are In per fect accord and he can verbally give you a review of tho status of legisla tion along this line up to date. .. Thanking you for your letter, I am ..(.ir i Yours very truly, .. ; .:. E. V. CAUTER, FOR LYD. GEORGE LONDON. Tho premier of Groat Britain haB a hard time of It trying to pay his bills on a salary of 6000 pounds a year and his pay ought to bo raised, says the former prlmo minister, Her bert H. Asqulth, who ought to know for ho occupied that position for 11 years. As far as known, Mr. David Lloyd Georgo has not nuked for a raise in pay but his remuneration has been the subject of Inquiry conducted by a com mltteo of parliament which also Is ex amining Into tho salaries of all tho British cabinet ministers. Mr. Asqulth told tho committee that tho office of tho pronilor of Groat Bri tain Is a very exponsivo one and his duties cannot bo properly discharged by an expenditure limited to that amount. The former prlmo minister addod, that ho, himself, was a much poorer man when ho loft office than when he entered It. Mr. Asqulth explained that tho pro mler had to do a great deal of enter taining and afford hospitality to all sorts of conditions of pooplo both at homo and abroad but, under the exist ing arrangement, ho had to dofray this 1 expense entlroly at his own cost. Even If a government hospitality fund should bo provided for entertain ing distinguished foreigners, Mr. Asqulth was of the opinion that tho promlor'B salary ought to bo advanced. Mr. Asqulth had few kind wordB to say about tho privllego which tho pro mler haa of occupying tho official resi dence at 1U Downing stroot "It Is (quite true,"' he said, "that you live In tho houso free from ront, lM6s' epa!Ux;oB,1)ut 'H Is a very oxpon ijJY hoti Jos Uonp up.' It is a vory in f onvenloifl ihbuso In 'many wnys; it re quires a -largo stuff and I suspect my self that any prime minister who had oxperlonco of It as I had would, If ho were offered tho cholco, rather not llvo In It at all." , ,, The salary of tho premier of Great Britain at prcsont rate of oxchnngo Is equivalent to 110,250. This compares with a salnry of $76,000 and t-5,000 expenses for tho president of tho Unit ed 8tates; 600,000 francs salary and a similar amount for expenses for the president of France nnd of 100,000 marks salary and 600,000 marks ex ponsos for tho president of Gormnny. Members of tho cnblnet of tho presi dent of the United States recolvo $12. 000 a year. ASPIRIN , Name "Bayer" on Genuine Take Aspirin only a told In each package of genuino llnycr Tablets ot Aspirin. Then you will be followlnit the directions and dosage workoj nut by physicians during 21 yearn, and proved safe by millions. Take no chances with substitutes. If you see the Bayer Cross on tublels, you '.an take them without fear for Colds. Headache, Neuralgia, Kheumatlsni, Earache, Toothnche, Lumbago and lor Pain. Handy tin boxes of twelve tablets cost few cents. Druggists also sell larger packages. Mnnufucluri! o. Mononrollencldesler of ft.illeylieiieM. AdV, Cbrisfence7armadg0 .' "la .SGarchiOfSinner" Tho promm for tho Greater Mod- ford club entorttilnmcnt Tuesday evening la ns follow: 1: Imperial Orchestru. 2 Comedy Couple, 3 Vocal hoIo, 'La Pardita" Alvercn MIhs Hudtu .Laney. 4 Imperial Orchestra. 6 Group of fouronKH: "Robin Sing Me to Bleep" ... Straus Iove In My Heart" Woodland Wako Up!" I'hlllipH IMiiloHophy" Ummull KIhIo Carlton Strang f 0 Danclnf? . by pupllH of Dancing aendomy, under tho direction of MUid Kathertuo Bwem. 7 Group of threo songa by Maxtor Georgo Krtmoiul Andrews. I Pluylut, entitled "Hix Who VnsH- ed Whllo tho Lentils Hoil," under tho direction of Francis Montgomery. ATLANTIC-PACIFIC FLEETS TO MEET LONDON. An English girl hnB just set an example ot patriotism to her sis- tors of this or other countries by cut ting off and selling ner hair and giv ing (lie proceeds to the government to help relieve Its financial situation. The girl's name has not been made public. Hor letter announcing her sacrifice as received at Iho government office reads : 'To help, oven tho In n very small way, tho country In tho present finan cial difficulties, I have had my hair cut off and have sold It, With tho money thus obtained I have bought war sav ings certificates which I havo destroy ed. The money Is thus n direct gift to the country. If this could bo pub lished, perhaps ninny other girls would do as 1 havo done and thousands ot people would bo encouraged to give up something that would benefit tho coun try financially." Tho letter was published, but emula tors of tho writer's example havo not boon heard. A reason mny bo found In a roeent decreo of hairdressers that "bobbed" locks aro no longer fashionable. BIG MUSICAL EVENT Tho public need a no detailed intro duction to tho unique nnd admirable group of solo artists which comprises tho personnel of tho New York Cham ber Music Society, for they havo been applauded as soloists of distinction nnd siiiKled out as ensemble players of rare morit in their associations with tho most noted orchestras of Kuropo and Aiunrtca. Now that tho organization has been put upon a permanent basis, that is. each of Its members la affiliated with this society exclusively, nn extended tour is scheduled for this season. New York city will hear thorn In a series kof three recitals, and Itrooklyn also demand a similar number each Boa son. They will play ut Ashlund ar mory on February 9. Pring your clean old rnes to this office, 6c per ouuu ON I0 A UD THE U. S. S. PENN SYLVANIA, Feb. 7. (My wlrulesH to tho AHsoelated Press) Wartime rou tinu was helutr observed today on board the battleships and destroy era of tho United 'titon Atlantic fleet. Tho warships whlcrr-'leXt Callao late Saturday were steaming southward along tho Peruvian coast to meet the United States Pacific fleet, which left Valparaiso, Chile, Saturday, beaded north. Tho two squadrons were ex pected to meet at any time in a sham battle which would closely approxi mate conditions encountered in war time. President Augusto Tl. Legula, presi dent of Peru, has sent to Admiral Henry II. Wilson, commander of the Atlantic fleet, a message expressing his gratification at the visit of the fleet to Peruvian waters, felicitating the admiral upon the good impression made by officers and men and tho beneficial effect tho visit will havo upon relations between Peru and the United States. SANTIAGO, Chile, Feb. 7. Admi ral Hugh Kodman, commander in chief of tho United Slates Pacific fleet which left Valparaiso Saturday, had his vessels in battle formation today in preparation for Us sham engage ment with tho United States Atlantic squadron. Tho fleets were expected to meet so mo where off tho northern coast of Chile. In a wireless dispatch to President. Alensadrl, Admiral Kodman has ex pressed bis thanks for tho reception given the ships and their personnel. 'Wo leave your coast, read the message. with renewed admiral ton for tho high quafttlea of your peopb; and a conviction of the strong senti ments ot friendship which they hold toward tho people of tho United States." Young Lochinvar rode out of tho west, but that doesn't provo that thore are no more young Loehinvni's In the west. In fact. "West Is West, ' which as shown nt the Riulto theatre yesterday proves, conversely, that just us gallant knights now wield picks ns once Jousted with lunces, nnd they risk just as much for their "lady fay re" when she Is a banker's daughter us when sho was a princess. llnrry Carey Is the modern knight of "West Is West," a knight who can shoot from his hip but manages to got what he wants done without re sorting to actual shooting, lie is roped in ns n strikebreaker In nn Arizona mine and when he learns that the strike is a frame-un on workers and mine owners by two superinten dents, ho devotes lils energy to straighten things out. Incidentally ho meets a lovely nnd wealthy young woman nnd refuses to have anything to do with her when Bho offers him a tip. Later sho apologizes nnd well, you know how those things come out. GIVES WIFE GLYCERINE MIXTURE A retired merchant whoso wife suf fered for years from catarrh of the stomach, finally (Vivo ber simple gly cerine, buckthorn bark, etc., as mixed In Adler-i-ka. ONE bottle produced great results. Hecause Adler-i-ka acta on ItOTH upper nnd lower bowel It re moves all foul matter which poisoned stomach. Kelleves ANY CASE sour stomach or gas on stomach. Often t'UUKS constipation. Prevents ap pendicitis, l.con P. llasUns, drug ist Adv. J'VILLEBANK CASE PLEAD NOT GUILTY Plea of "not guilty" were filed in the circuit Saturday by Ben M. Collins, S. T. Johnstone, P. D. Hines and J. 10. Uartlett, indicted by the grand Jury in the Bank of Jacksonville cases, and February 17th was set by tho court as tho day for pleas by Mrs. Myrtle Blakely, former county treasurer. El mer E. Quigloy, a northern California cattleman, and Chester Kubl, an Applegatc stockman. A plea of not guilty was entered by W. H. Johnson last fall. -Li: Argument onTTTOtTotion of attor neys for K. I). Hines for a chonge of venue on the grounds of prejudice ex isting in this county has been delayed on account of delay in tho filing of motion. District Attorney Itawies Moore will contest tho motion on the grounds, that it will set a precedent for all the defendants asking for a chango of venue. Tho cost of trying tho cases by transfer to other coun ties would bo doubled, it is said. Tho petit jury will convene Febru ary 28, and the first cases on the docket will probably be those not con nected with the bank failure. The bank cases promise to bo tedious pro ceedings, with much expert testimony, and a huge mass of figures from the tangled books of tho bank. HOLLAND KILLED THE HAGUE. An ' Indictment of "blue Sunday" advocates was returned in tho report of a eommitteo of tho second chamber of tho Dutch parlia ment on a bill proposing to forbid umuscmcnts. curtail train service, etc.. on Sundays. "The Sabbath was made for man. not man for tho Sabbath," said the re port, killing tho bill. "Tho closing of tho theaters and the prohibition of games would lead many to seek amusement in a less Innocent way. The reduction of passenger traffic on Sundays would prevent people who were shut up in close homes and nar row streets all the week from enjoying fresh air and nature on the Sabbath." Housekeeper Sufferer From Insomnia Besides being unable to steep, Mrs. h. C. Cla-, of 4f South Magnolia ave nue, Ijong Beach, California, assist ant housekeeper in a largo beach hotel, reports that sho suffered from the loss of hor appetite, was generally run down and nervous. One day, according to Mrs. Clay, sho saw Vino!, tho great tonic for bringing luick strength nnd nmhition. advertised in the paper and decided to get a bottle and try it. Much to her surprise she was greatly benefitted, after hnvteig taken the first bottle and since sho says sho has recommended Vinol to dozens, whom she knew to be similarly affected ns herself. Medford Pharmacy, Main at Cen tral, sell and recommend Vinol in this city. Adv. T. G. HEINE, M. D. Physician and Surgeon Surgery of Kyes, Kars. Noso and Throat. All diseases of these Organs treated. CI lasses fitted. 314-13 lib erty Bldg., Cor. Main & Craps Sts. .I BE PHOTOGRAPHED THIS YEAR ON YOUR BIRTHDAY SWEM'S STUDIO The orchard bungalow home of J. S. Vilas, located C miles northeast of the city, one of the finest and most mod ern farm homes in Jackson county, was totally destroyed by fire this mor ning. The loss Is estimated at about $35,000 on building and furniture, with insurance of $5000 on building and $2000 on the furniture. Defective wiring in the attic is thought to have been the cause of the fire which broke out between 6:30 and 7 a. m. The first known of tho fire was when flames burst through the roof. They spread so fast that soon tho whole building was enveloped and only a few minor household articles could be saved. Hours before, and in fact all day Sunday there was an odor of something burning about the house but It could not be located. The bungalow was a big one story and a half affair constructed about 12 years ago of concrete, stone and wood at a cost of $t6,000, and all Its appoint ments were modern. -The fireplace alone cost $1600 to build. The house was finely furnished. Mr. and Mrs. Vilas are making their honie temporarily at the farm house on tho property which is a consider able distance from tho burned bunga low. Mrs. Vilas is almost prostrated by the shock. It is thought that Mr. Vilas will rebuild, but due to the ox- i 1 1 1... L- hiJ ciiemem uuiiabiuiieu uj mu i i 41.;.. Bt.tn,Mittr,n in.' da'' ITES-5TINGS Apply wot baking soda or ordi nary ammonia, followed by V A fo Rub Ow 17 Million Jan Uud Ycatly MALT fcra&s A BIG mm Pf 11 THIS AND 'wi Harold Llovd i .. ,iit i.vnl ulvtiou" These . I I comedies hnvc snap, pep nnd uplce that make tlieiri hard to beat! Also N'e.xt to the Last t'linpler , "Hl'TlI Ol'' TIIIC ROCKIES" COJVUNU , WEDNESDAY Tfc A jTl "OUTSIDE fs 8-4 THE Jj JLjL VJ" llj LAW" 1 - !g LAV Placed lf IU dazzling heroine oFTha Vfofirt of 9tmboul PRiSCILLA Supported bq that marvelous character actor : LON CHANEY famoufl (br hf rotes, tfThe Miracle Man 3 ONLY HUGHES ELECTRIC RANGES as shown " Regular Price $233.00 SPECIAL, THESE THREE ONLY, INSTALLED $231.00 Better Hurry! KLectrjcIi MAIX AM) CKXTRAI, (Have you bought yonr AVestern Klectrir Washer yet? Oregon's Products Make Payrolls DID you over stop to think where prosperity starts? It begins on the farms and in the factories and other places of business where people are employed. It has no ending, for everyone shares in the benefits. ' When you buy Oregon-made products you promote prosperity for all. Those "Nationalized" accounts at the First National help promote payrolls and prosperity, of course. 'Ufie First National Bank Medford Oregon est NOW! J! AV. 'isSyVl '.slLti j s,",lwl nt ''ate's rebuff when i'S iJt ft- lK B,,lktrt all he had on a full- ilodjKSV5 i$!?3J9i . ' ,""l',t "I,rt the other Buy had TP S V'tl,ij f,,m 'KOS il when ho pot a iftHltf yWMt "'' '" " '""' ''c bamboozled n ISw,,hd to f mWM Harfy Carey seiP" --in "WestMVesf feTffAWrrvy.itjA - UK'S GREAT Wednesday II The Rialto'a Anita Stewart J Short Reels, Too! H1 RIALT0H SrStTATHETIO SEnlCB ' Rendered In a Q'llet Dignified manner at THE PERL FUNERAL HOME Your loved one la taken Into the Home where there li aiwaji some one with them. Our Residence Is on the Second Floor. We are Licensed Embalmers and are prepared to make shipment to any part of the United States or Foreign Countries. We will take complete charge of any Service and make all arrangements. Lady Assistant. Phone 47. Corner of Slith and Oakdale. One block west of Poatofflce.