Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 11, 1921, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextCOLBY REFUSES TO .WASHINGTON. Feb. il. Secretary olbyhaa refusei) to .transmit to the enate foreign 1-olatiohs. committee In- formation regarding negotiations with jaiiau looking irutne framing 01 a new Weatvto meet, tna situation crentod by line adoption of the- Culltornla untl- lien law. v.-.: .:. -, ' Replying to a- letter ' from Chairman i.odBe- asking for the report of Ambas- ador Morris on his -negotiations with hiaron'Shldehara, the Japanese ambas ador,--the secretary said there vas considerable'-' misunderstanding as to the-exact situus-iii too manors, miner discussion and at, thfs time, it was tin ,ossitil(; for the. state department t'j' giiibniit tile' documents requested. Mr. Cojby s Jotter to Senator Lodge follows. V . .. . . . I have tho honor to acknowledge line- receipt of your lpttor 'of yester- lay's date, requesting,' If' not Incom patible with tbe public, interest, that HI furnish the committee yith a 'copy of the agreement .reached between the KJiipanese anipassaaor ana Mr. Morris. ""Penult! me to say that .this requeK Indicates '. a misappifcrieriJioridf "ilJo IstutusMrf tbo pour parlor .which have leen SPihg oil Iflorj some .'timet paflb with iewto reaching a frleiMHy nnder- BsiaiuHgf;as to the scope, and terms gf a coiiveftUpnal agreement yet to be nego tiated? ' the.- pleYiipdlehtlartcs . of Japan-and the UnitetfSiaeB when they shall Tiiive been- duly empowered to that etra' While I think I am warrant ed in saying that -"substantial progress has heed; made 'toward an1'" ultimate gieemont, inere is no agreeu text or vhtch a'.Copy could be cnniiiiunlcated o the tomnilttee ju'aJvarice of the i-guiur s.uoiuissiou 01 wuuiuver con volition may be ultimately signed." rHiriADKPItl:. Feb. 41. The AHHoel'aiiid. .Press, dispatches' ' from Uotho. stating. ttilit'Ait'liblyhop Dennis J. Dougherty ot Philadelphia, wuuld lie rahie'4 to' thfe'curdlnaliUe werd-con ilrmodvtoday. The archbishop will leave for Itome within tun days, the exact flats' Jd.errendliieVojion. steamer accommodations:- .- .j iV-'; - v Archbishop Dougherty, while re ceiving:.' the congratulations o close filt'nds'aivdjCliui-ch ..nien, who knew of. the distinguished -honor. .about to bo contorted upon hlmi excused .'himself from public comment at this time. 175 t c- - K ' AUOUSTA, On,,.'. Feb.'. 1 1. Heroic demotion "s of thio women school teacneFS' .ls-'reporiccip.nere louuy i hopo wivtjd . tint.: lives ... ptv school .chil dren 'dMrlhg the tornado which par- tlilllly JKreckca Oconee, ucorijia yestcr day.v.pnecfld .of u school building crmnJe4'o'hac"tto'drivb -of the wind amf tfc-1 roof . saBgett"",down -oven the luidslf 75frjWhiB fii;rim'.s held., it uifc8iiltodhHiiu..hartfcil. .esMpod: throm th-Wp rh loairoa-td safety! city-in'qur. hospital marks the groat-.j est improvement yyi inaue, j"i'vt it .possible tor 'onr'; people to have every advantage Xq be obtained In tho largest cities apd making a complete diagnosis possible rlght-at home and thv.sly-savinjj our sick delay that lu otten ptfngerous. . . i , . Ori'R-W'. 'Clancy To trfeat Intel ligently the many ills -that Hre preva lent, Ui$ physician must have at hli. disposhl, all the means possible lor such investication. Without' an Xrraylie can only partialy do justice to-tho'patlent or himself." a-ry Geni Nut- Margarine Today nourishing, delicious, and aJ'way-8 fresh.' SaveS ma- terially on thegrocery bill. Not touched ty hand. r M Not touched ty hand. . i Q ' .Swift & Company, , I J a I -A. : u.s. a 1 1 .'""'Now Showing et the" Rialto Theater 5 i TP '. ANITA SJE WART jn "THE YELLOW OPEiiSPOR it PORTLAND, Feb: "ll. (Siwolal.) Portland Is preparing to.beUiost to the third annual international mining con vention to be held here April ' 6-9. Fifteen hundred delegateB.'exeiifsivo of Olieir families, will attend and will rep resent a territory covering " Alaska, British Columbia, and tb,e states ot Montana,. Idaho,, Washington,. 'Orego1i California and Nevada. .'Everything nertaiuiiiK to mines and mlnlngiwill be discussed, and every niocfianical equip- -..'3 I.. n.tntV))1 KSrAiir Hub' Vli mineral' taken" from the earth In tbe territory embraced will be -exhibited,-' ; , Tiie delegates ana tneir lumiues win bo' tho specinj guests of businoss' mon and social leaders ot Portland, and every attention . will- be'givon to Hhelr comfort and entertainment. A Bpecial committee comprised of the clty'B most prominent women has been appointed to look after the wives of the dele gates. Banquets, dances and automo bile' rides to scenic spots ;wril be llbejr aily sprinkled throUBh.,theifive day's" session. . , Among the distinguished men who have been invited to address the con vention on subjects pertaining- to mines and mining hie: .Herbert. Hoov er, Governor Riggs' of '.Alaska, C tiie Honorable VVilllam Sloan', ministor of mliies for British Columbia; -Edwin Ludlow o'f New York, . -who; succeeds1 Mr.- Hoover as, president ot .tiie Amer ican Institute of mining and motnlhii gicai engineers, um vv .1. u. lxjs Angeies, piesiueait ot . me uuei- lcan' Kilning congress, ,:, ES;.l: ATLANTA.. Ga Fob. ' 11. "tlllcle" Newt ; Liming, 80, told Judge. Hatch cock.that with ali bis seve marriages, he had' never intentionally hful more than one wife at a. time. An erroneous report that number six jvas dead caus ed him to' marry number seven, the aged negro said, and the court, was impressed to the extent of reducing bail from $300 to ?200 and "Uncle" Newt got back to' his peddling busi ness, his seventeen children, and his record as veteran fighter of the con federate army.) ' ' " " '' . '. 7 WOULD KEEP LinLE ; EVA FROM THE STAGE -- MADISON, Wis.,' Feb. ll-"-Tho Wis consin legislature was "asked this morning 'to pass a law, forbidding girls under 18 years of ago' from playing the part of little Eva in -Uncle Tom's Cabin -by members of tlio '31'ethbdist church of Palmyra.. V.'m.- The petl ilnners said the effect of so -youns? a person in the play hnjd an. unwhole ' t.,n .ffi.i t linon tho 'aOdleitec and that the effect upon' the youthfu' .Mm iiknwbio -wns not for tbe best 5 Interest of the hlld.' ' WASHINGTON. " Fb. 11 . Collec-. tlon of Income taxes 'on profits, real ised from the sale tit capital nsiu-ts, will continue.,' Intirjia'l Itevcnuc Com missioner .Williams announced today. Until the'oonstitutloniOity ofjhat pro vision of the law has -deto-rmliMtt by the supreme court, notwitbatnncl iMt the recent GtcM'nV'Hr tUe''.con traVy by a CohfTectlc'tlt ourt lr what was known as the rcwsler case. !NfEDFOT?T) m-:tt; tthkitxr I2rrcfS3 Ze&n twit v ; v, .- .fn. ."OUTtSIDe THt.WW ,--Vy-- - Now. Shoving at PROPOSES LAW TO: ; iiifEOIMBBIES ; '! ;. ' ; : ! i, .' i, .'....-. ;:, .. MADISON, Wis., Fob. 11. An equal rlghtii 'bill with a reverse twist, de signed to "protect" men wa3-introdiic-ediln the Wisconsin legislature today. 'r'jVsSbinljlymair Sullivatr. proposes to anjcjid tho lav to give nusDancis tne same' dower' Tights In their wives' estates as are now shared by wjdows In. their husbands' property. He also provides that, a marnled man or wom an who has "wilfully and without Just cause" lived away from his or 'her mate foi" one year or more; loses all dower rights.' Husbands would be en titled to a one-third dower in tho pro perty of. -their .wives. )'Vo have passed laws to protect the parks and the game and the fish, but forgot to protect husbands," Mr. Sulli van says. ' ,. ' : ; .' ' LIE . ! ' ' ' r , . ; . ' . PANAMA, Feb. 11. Operntlng tie ebanies employed on the 'ahama ca nal have resigned beenuse of the with holding of Ikoius payments" and the' slilintlnh threatens,- tie-up of the canal by tho time the Atnntic.and Pacific flentH 'return hero from the Joint manouA-rs m progress on the west coast of South America. ' Colonel -Chester JlnidlnK, governor of-the Panama rnnal zone, sailed for tho United Hiotes "yslcrduy and will not return to the isthmus. His resig-, nation nnd depjirtlire lenve Colonel Jny J. Morrow Vh notlna, governor. Grandad O' Brien a Wiz on the Ice NEW YOKK. , Feb. 1L Stephen O'Brien, 6B ycai's blil." an amateur skat ing cd.iunu.. o. ...... , '"l,iB0 of -Pape-s ago, wore another medal on his chcstT lnken PVery' twf today as a result of a skaling feat last night. ' . He negotiated 13 miles on a t-wen'ty- lap to the mile track In 68 minutes, two minutes less than the record sought. He sprinted the last two laps, Kavc an exhibition of fancy' skating and then engaged in a strenuous-game of Ice hockey, substituting for one of bis sons. f : rrcTVFOftD.; oTEncy, today, febtcttat?y if. TY.PHOON V loncicihey .ithe Page ,, Theater, : O, ; : ' . .'",- - l ;WAS1I1NCT0J, Feb.' J L The, ap propriation bill ilder authorizing' the fioeretary Of thotreasuiy to' purchaac 1 00,000,000 of federal farm loan bonus, to provldo'credlts for farmern pending decision by tbe supreme court In the dlligatlon - testing constitution ality - of the farm loan ,1a w; wns adoptatl, Jottay by the sennte. . Jt now awults approval by , the hournsJ . ., ... POIITLAND, Ore., Feb. 11. (Spoe- diil.)' Or;-ICrnest Esies, coach for the Hill Military Academy basket' ball learn In addressing1 tho cadet sttidont hodyvat tho sohool assombly- on Wed nesday morning said "Our team met a worthy adversary and while we did not win tho games we did feel we had gained much . bythe trip. -, The boys of .Medford High school are fine fellows and clean sportsmen. In addition to putting np a brilllanL gume they saw that we had the best ' trwitment and unbounded hospitality. We ar& proud to call i these rivefV our' friends, We never had such a fine trip." The entire school then 'gave threoKchfeors and a skyrocket for Medford. i " ''Pape's. . Cold Cofnpound" ' Breaks " any ..Cold ". , ' in Few 'Hours ; In.Mlant Rt-llef! Dn't utny Rtuffod up! Quit blowing nnd enuffllnf ! A Cold Compound" ry' two nimrH Until 'throe (lospfl are tukon UBUully hreak up uny c:old. ' " " -" - - z jf - Tho very first doao open ftoRgod noHtrlin nnd the nil pubhhk- of the hf.-nd: Htnws nrtHQ running; rolicvea the headaoho, dulln'W, fi'(yrjHhnpja. "Pnpc'H Cold Comffound" (rrt quirk Hum, nnd roHtft only n few rents at drujjf toro. It otH without nHBlHt :incc. Innten nhe,' contaiiift no quinine 'Jnsiot upon rapesr ' "AJv. mil IGAN F FOR SHIP SPACE CTUCAOO. Reclamation of tho fore shore on Luke Michigan In the Chicago dlstiTct would provide nearly 101) sqnaro' miles of hind for wharves, warehouses and port facilities, accord ing to a report submitted to city offic ials" by Col. W. V. Judson, dlstricfcwni department engineer. v TheJ-eport calls attention to the fact that ocean liners may dock at. Chi- cago's wharves within tho next fifteen i years If the Great Lakes-St. Lawrence river channel projoct is carried out. Such an outlet to the Atlantic would connect Chicago with tho sea soutes of the world. The coal .mines of southern Illinois and the cotton belt of tho south will feel tho touch of Chicago commer cial' endeavor through an eight-foot barge channel . to the Mississippi. "Never before did it seem as fair to point out In prophecy a region where there "must: Inevitably and soon he established the world's greatest port facilities," the report says. - ' "The foreshore of Luke Michigan fronting Chicago slopes very gently lakeward," the report continues. "so that the seven-faMioni contour Is four miles off shore. This means that in our submerged lands, all publicly own ed, the Chicago district possesses pear ls' a hundred square niUos any .part of which It Is within the power of man to raise Into land. This is in asset of al most' incalculable value." Reviewing the sections of Chicago's lake front, Col.' Judson points out that Lakes Wolf and tleorgo lie cIobo to Lake Michigan on the Illinois-Indiana line with six square' miles of marshy land adjacent.' Thlii section "offers tho greatest opportunity in all this region for the creation .of wharf facilities or u character, magnitude and location suited to tbe demands ot tlio future," the report says. 1 . ",'' Cloneral plans for theso harbor facil ities, ,Col. Judson said, have been ap proved by the war department,'' which Is charged with studying harbor condi tions under the. Esch-CuminlnsMw. - ; lu., At the Page .J Fof tenseness of situation,- for tre mendous climax, for floworful charac terization and for painstaking produc tion there haye been few pictures' pre sented before a . local, audience which compare-with . "Outside the Law.i! a feature play, produced by Tod Brdwn- ,ing, which brings Prlscllla Dean to the screen of the Pago theatre. , it Is'the first production In which this star has appeared since "The Virgin of Stam- boul." ' Tho'' work "of llttlo ' . Stanley Goethals, Bald to be only three years old and in a motion picture for the first .time, is one of the delightful fea tures. The acting of this child Is io natural arfd unnssiimed as to appeal to s Gone? ' lumbago You Won't Stay In Bed Long If You Rub ; on Quick-Acting Begy'i Mustarlne - It does the work and cannot, blister the tenderest ikln, ; i ' . , Keep a box handy, (or lumbago comes quietly ana you an net you'll want it to fid aulckly when It comes. . ' ' And It will go quicker than you ever noped tor and so will sore throat, chest colds, tonsllltls. pleurisy and bronchitis. - - Begy'i ustarine often ends the misery and subdues the Inflammation before most remedies you have heard about get started. So why suffer for days while using slow- acting remedies when rheumatic pains are easea, neuralgia Dantsneo ana soreness ana stiffness ended in double quick time, - For every ache and pain and to net In fluenza before it gets you, get Begy's Mus- tarme, in tne yellow dox 30 ana bu cents the Quickest Pain Killer on Earth." . Heath's Drug Store ST. i .VALENTINE'S.. DAY . . Is Hfonday, February 14, ' , and 't)io most appropriate r day qt the year to convoy that 'message, bespcaklne atfoetion'artd friendship. The languaso ot flowers f. can.', best 'cohvey 'the' thoughts In mind so ' tJhere you fin J (he 'Tioucrt ' M&SWSSm ' The Up-to-Date Fish Market,-, A-'l , W--cSTeSs, SEAFOODINSEASON v I I"' yr-y.-"" r- "v -':?-.-. 3 i , . ; ., ovr 8r:(nAJrY, -. ,-;"-i."",IQ ' . -floors ,ss4k, :M 'l ' OYSTERS, CRABS,: CLAMS I qJ -v.l : wSnei?S ; ; Wf Shrimp Meat on Sale Today 'V I T if ,'1 ' V'"'---'; .''Portland Bread .' : A' 'KP . : ' r3v3 Poultry an E?gs A1way's on Hand Ii4w - n ' ' "mi 1 everyone, and no one wonders that Priscilla's flinty heart (In the story) is warmed by this embryonic leading man.' Kolb and Oill Company The seonlc production for "The High Cost of Loving" which is the vehicle used by Kolb & 1)111 this season, was designed by one of tho world's great test artists In that line and everything pertaining to the production was paint ed, designed and produced under his personal direction, the color scheme is a most daring one ami although the colors used are vivid, they are so light ed and blended that It rests tho eye and becomes a picture of great beauty. Pago theatre. Feb. 20th. IT'S makiKg a hit h The Pull man linking Company's New ': , Sfcholz's Pure ami "Wlitilosuiiio : ; ."' '' ' "BUTTER-ROLL" BREAD BEDFORD'S LATEST PRODUCT' ; . ? ; - Made of. the same nniritiojus ingredieiits..-;('iigH. grade flour, shortening aiid1 niilk) used iii'jitj.uil? made broad. T v ' ' ": " " A.sk vour Neighbors I Order a Loaf From Your lth, You Too. Fresh 2Vegetable . : ' ... . " ' ;,',"': - ' , ,V :' I ' '4 ! We are receiving fresh yegetable8veyery "' .-".'.-''; ' ' - ' '' " - i ' i. '; ' i ' 'V-: ' . morning. This department is always com-- plete. Bunch Lettuce Celery Parsnips Head Lettuce - Cauliflower Onions:' Green Onions "hlkes . Turps Mustard Greens Carrots . - Cabbage Fresh ORANGES BANANAS , ; EXTRA FANCY NEWTOWN APPLES J 1 'V Personal Attention ; Phone 252 - ..Grqcsr ;' '-.-L-V IV'it. :':HS5aB'iSiSSjI-j' ' ,, 1' i i ! nil m.vi..,,!, . an it i .. .. - ijressea rouitrv uur Hoeciaitv r-., w sif f - ' i 1 ' .VfM Salmon, Halibut, 'Alaska Salt'- 'p-" - m 1 yrji ' Herring and Mackerel. ('- K t. Sea Food Is ApiK-tlzinn, Itcrix-shliig, Health- ' ;j m 't'-rfT :'; . 'i'- ',, tu I'eliclous. . . .', V 0$V,' $ I ' , Medford Fish' Co; ' -:V j'.'-; I PXHE five Women Continually Overdo This applies tu nil women, regard-, less (if eustfc or color. The ambitious glii striving for school honors, the overworked housewife, the shop girl, gii-ls lti offices nnd stores, and the soeieH" woman, nil elinib loo liigb, overtax their strength, and -what fol-:. Iowa? Nervous prostratitni, sleepless ness. backache, headaches, and the Inevitable weakness and' ailments pe culiar to their sex soon develop, which unlesn eheckeil bring en nioro" se-.' rious conditions, and which often lead to operations. An efficient restoia-;-tlve' for such ailments is Lydla K.) l'inkham's . Vegetable ' Con.pound, which Is now recognized from, coast to coast us a siandard 'remedy for' woman's lll.i. Adv.", low Thevjqv(j,nVTJjCft Grocer ft'JT y'dliM " ' '" . 1 ' ". . I'.'.Vi-i-'-' ' - -!; 'A-:?v,!r ,,; Fruits grape frvh!c ' lemons::;: ; Vtv-' v ' -A- Prompt Service; j .- ;u..-;., ,)'.. tBilti'iffl isl;, inii"t t ' m ,--'..... i .j... .'-,., ., ...j i ii. - . , rr"T ' " ' " !' n '