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imryTonj) mail trtbune, medfokd, precox, Saturday, FEftRCAitY 10, 1021
. ELKS' MINSTREL
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PROMPTLY, 8.30
At the Elk's minstrel show next
Monday and Tuosday nights at tho
Pago theater the uudlence Is warned
'. to be seated by 8:30, at which time
tho curtain Bora up, as during the
prologue no one will lie seated. Thlb
prologuo Is rather an unusual thing
for minstrel shows, but this mlnstrql
show will be exceptional 'in Its scen
ery decorations, comedy, music,
sinking and vaudeville features.
The preliminary vaudeville fea
tures Jay Goro In Oriental Mysteries,
Egyptian Moonshine with Floyd Hart
as Jazabella, Goo. T. Wilson in a mil
sical monologue, the Vawtor brothers
In a planologuo with parodies, black
face patter by .lorry and Mae, Al-
ford'e 'Musical Four, and other morl-
torlus ants.
In -the first part tho solos and but
lads by Fletchoi- Fish, William Vaw
tor and othors Intorspcrsed botwoen
tho antics of tho end men, aro bound
to make a big hit.
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CUTS INFLUX TO
354,000 A YEAR
..-', Back to Normalcy
WASHINGTON, Fob. III. Woathor
predictions for tho' week beginning
Monday are:
' 'Northern Rocky mountain nnd"pla
tcaii regions Cold, generally fair with
'some probability of Bnow first part of
iweek. "V v-ii'.AV;
, PttcWlo.KtaWAf-i'oi'malomperature:
junBettrbd and rains. "
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. and Temples
" A headache remedy without the dan-
Sera of "headache medicine." Relieves
headache and that miserable feeling
from colds or congestion. And it acts at
' oncel Musteroleisaclean, whiteoint
mcnt made with oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
" blister. Used only externally, and in
no way can it affect stomach and heart,
as some internal medicines do.
: Excellent for sore throat, bronchitis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum
bago. all pains and aches of the back,
or joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises,
' chilblains, frosted feet, cdtds of tho
cheat (it often prevents pneumonia).
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PHONE 12. s ZZ W. MAIN ST.
WASIIIXfiTON, FYb. 19. The jsen
iito HUbstitute fort ho house ( mm itf ra
ti on bill, uiiionded to limit iminlKra-
tlon during tho next year to approxi
mately 354,000, waH passed today by
the senate. It now roch to conference.-
The yoto was 61 to 2. KenatorB
France, republican. Maryland. and
I Ko'cd, democrat, Mitwourl, voting in
tho negative.
Senator Hcffltn, democrat, Ala
bama, declared 10,000,000 JmmiKtantH
were waittjiK to be dumped on Ameri
ca, and charged that steamship com
panies were making millions of dol
lars hauling these "unfit hordes" to
America.
"It is high time," ho said, "that
those who lovo America and her in
Rtlttitioim, should put up the bars and
shut the gate against bolshevism,
"Tho papers reported tho other
day," said Benator Harrison, "that
George Vlereck, representing German
American societies, went to visit the
president-elect in Florida, to ask for
a German-American Mombcr in the
cabinet and presented to him thirteen
demands, among which was ono for
a 'liberal spirit in the treatment of
immigration.' I m for Americans,
without any hyphens, and that's what
I want to seo hero.
Henator Gronna, republican, North
Dakota, denounced tho rcferenco to
"German -Americans."
"I thought wo had jfot past tho pe
riod when anyono could reflect (m an
Aniorican cltken becauso of the coun
try from which ho come," said ho.
Tho house and senate immigration
committees expect to meet Monday.
Tho Now England representatives
stood nlmost solidly against sending
tho bill to conforenco.
FORMER TELLER
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SENATOR IN TRICK PLAY
(Continued fioio Page Ono) .
counties In voting for a reference to n
committee of senate bill S ir,, when, If
ho had voted against -said motion it
would have been lost, no roforenco
would have . been mudo to commlttoo,
nnd his vote with thoso in opposition
to referring would have killed tho
bill."
. Itc-Kofcrcnoc Profit Nothing
A motion to ro-refcr carried by a
voto of 10 to M. , . : f , ,
"When the bill was taken up again
with Its amendments, about two hours
later, it 1 had been changed so that
lane and Dnn. counties wcro linked
for ft joint dlHtrlct. l'olk and lionton
wcro liukod. Linn was accorded two
Instead of thrco representatives, l'olk
and Lincoln, Instead of Tillamook and
Lincoln wcro Joined, and Tillamook
was designated as tho 2!ith district
with ono representative, but the Jackson-Josephine
senatorial union was
not changod.
Jlumo moved ' to amend tho. 're
port by striking out Josephine from
tho proposed district and leaving
Jackson scparnto as at. present. This
was ridden down by a ruling of Act
ing President Banks that a report
could not bo amendod, over a protest
by Eddy, who referred to Cushing's
parliamentary rules, .an authority
used when rules of the house do not
covor a point.
Itnnks attampted to put a motion
for adoption of tho report. Thomas
called tho chnlr and was " acknowl
edged by Hunks after ho had shouted
for recognition. Ho moved a call of
the senate. When Smith could not be
found, Thomas read bis excoriation of
tho Josepbino county sonator , and
naked that it go Into tho records.
ltitner, who had yielded tho chair
to Hunk ;, offered the explanation that
Smith had been excused to go to bis
brother's homo. lie nsserted that
Smith's presence would nmko no dif
ference In the vote. Thomas reiterat
ed his statement that Kmilh was tho
pivotal member.
' . Bishop-Fry...
' On Thursday evening, Fob. )7th, ill
7 o'clock Mr. Clarence Fry and Miss
Donna Hazel Bishop, two well known
young people, were quietly married at
Phoenix, at tho Presbyterian manse,
by 'the pastor Joseph W. Angell. There
were present to witness -the happy
event, M. C. Anderson, the bride's
undo, nnd J..' D. Frv, father of tho
groom, and Mrs. J. W. Angell. Many
friends will wish these young' people
every bnpplnoss in their new home in
Medford.
"At the homo or Mr.'nnd Mrs. James
Stewart on Plum street last night.
Miss Hassle Ij. Dowjling of J,nko
Creek nnd Cecil D. Manning of Port
land wore united In marriage by Rev.
Frederick Loach of the First Enplist
church. The ring ceremony was used,
sirs. Thus. HUKsdale was matron (if
honor nnd Thomas Itagsdalc was best
man. Luncheon xvas served following
tho wedding ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.
Manning will make their home In
Portland. ( .
HUGHES NAMED
SECRETARY OF STATE
(Continued from Fag Ona)
can Industrially survlvu
Vnderwood law."
under the
DON'T WORRY
About Orchard Pests
LET THE BUGS WORRY
' ' BUY
Corona Dry
Arsenate of Lead
Rex
Lime Sulphur
Oil Solutions
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EARL FRUIT
COMPANY
- of the Northwest
ST. .-AUOUHTINK. Flu.. Feb. 19.
President-elect Harding laid his tin
cuniDlctcil cabinet slate aKiriii fur t
while to'day and centered his nttcn-
lion on policies, rather than men.
Today's consultations cniieomivl
chiefly the two public uUt'Htlons ex
pected to loom largest before the now
administration, taxation and foreign
relations.
Tho exact mnnner in which first
steps nve to tie tnken toward forma
tion ot an association of nations Is be
lieved to havo been also under dis
cussion. l!i',i,',ll tnvnll.m T.. 1 1 n ...I ! .. ..
saw ltcprcsentiitlve Fordney vt Mieli-
igan, chairman or the bouse ways and
means committee anil author nf tlm
emergency tariff bill.
Mr. Fordnev nrired that cmnnrcnrv
tariff legislation be the first under
taking or the special session to be
called after Inauguration.
SEATTLE. Fob: 19 Paul Schaefer,
former teller In the North Side State
bank here, recently ordered closed by
tho stato bank commissioner, con
fessed be had embezzled money from
the bank and loaned it to members, of
a ring of bootleggers operating- in Se
attle, Prosecuting Attorney Malcolm
Douglas announced today. Schaefer
pleaded guilty February 17 to a
charge of embezzling $10,000 of tho
bunk's funds and was sentenced to
servo from fivo to fifteen years in
the state penitentiary.
Information which Schaefer gave
tho prosecutor resulted in tho arrest
of Harry firoenlng, J. T. Mlchener and
Ci. Ota, charged with possession and
.-wiu u. jiiiuAii'.iiiin, ,ur. JJOUKIJIB SS1U.
Numerous others have been implicat
ed, ho saicL,
Schaefer declared In his confession
ho had been induced to loan money
to ono bootlegger by promises of big
interest, according to Mr. Douglas.
Ho was never repaid, and In an ef
fort to rctrievo his losses mudo many
similar loans without security which
also were not repaid. ,- ,
FOR
I WEDDING BELLS
CHICAGO. Feb- 1. Official rec
ords nnd Ited Cross reports today
hrnotfht In Mr Tr,.l KnHli ,ha
story that her son. Lieutenant Oliver
u. i.uiiuuii was snot ny tiermuns ns
a HIIV lllHt t.A.-n,.0 tlin flrut irrnn,
American victory in the war at Can-
iigny, Dcruuse ne would not reveal to
bis German captors the details of the
American forces. The execution took
place despite tho fact that Llinitenant
Kendall was In, full uniform wnen
captured between the lines.
Two days later tho Americans cap
tured tho ground whero be had been
buried behind tho (icrman lines and
when tho body was removedMo ihp
American cemetery at Itouvllleic.
France, it .was identified as that of
Kendall.
Kendall Crent nilt nt the Amm-lrnn
trenches to investlgoio the fiermnn
lines and -was nevrr ueen fiirnin It, it
from Gorman prisoners his comrade!.
learned no w:as taken prisoner.- .
JAIL BREAK RUSE
TOPEK'A, Kus., Feb. 111. Police in
vestigation today of the mysterious
death lust night of Miss Kathnrinc
Foley. 20, who staggered home -and
died after. telling her mother a man
Und a woman bad forced poison down
nt-. uiiuui, uevuiupea touay sne had
been watched by a man and a woman
on tho street. Miss .'Catherine Long
aero saw the couplo while she was
talking with Miss Foley last night,
she said.
Mis Foley was summoned yostcr
dny as a witness ojjnlnst George Kruse
in his trial on a , charge ot having
kilted his third w'lfe. '
Miss Foley, believing iiini unmar
ried, formerly, had been friendly wltlj
Kruno and received a letter last ivlght
addressed in Kruse's handwriting, her
father said. Ho said Kruse had tried
to persuade the girl to leave Topekn
rather thun testify against bi.ii.
"We are working on two theories
murder or suicide,". Chief of Police
Leech said. "There is ovidoiico which,
might bo consfdored to point both
ways." ' .
An autopsy was performed and the
contents of tho stomach, nro to' bo
analyzed. Coroner Clauk said there
wore no murks to Indicate there had
been a struggle, i ''
TO BATTLE ONCE MORE
when Jack "Tw;ii" Sullivan of Cam
bridge and Joe Thomas, of Diamodd
Hill, R. I., meet in a twelve round 'box
ing match. -
Sullivan Is 412 years old: Thomas
35. The veterans now are lightheavy
welgiits. , , ' - ...'..'
iinsTov v.k'. Ho. rtrntt. hmit vtnen-uiey lougiii tiieir teu iuuuu
fought at bos Angeles "thirteen years j"w at Los Angeles they were middle
ago. will be resumed here tonight I weights. -
LAST TIMES TODAY
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('zeciio-Slnv President 111.
PARIS, Feb. 19. Professor T. G.
Mnsnryk, president of Czeoho-Slova-liia,
whoso illness wa reported early
this week, is in a critical condition,
says a Prague dlspatchi received hero.
Ho Is suffering from phlebitis, nn
inflammation of tho inner membranes
of the volns.
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WASHINGTON, Fob. 1!). By a vote
of 100 to 132 the house today sent the
emergency tariff bill to conforenco on
the senate nmondments. This is ex
pected to oxpedlto its final passage.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Slightly iiBed choice
pianos, Voso nnd Son, . Ivers and
Potid, Ludwig and M. Schulz. Pal
mer's Piano Houso, 234 10. Main. 289
FOR SALE; Good reclenned bearded
;8ocd barley $2.50 per cwt., $18.00 per
ton. Phono 869AV. j. E. Judy. 287
WANTKD $1000 loan to build resi-
donee, 8 per cent. Ample security.
Itox 40. Mall Tribune. 283
BI0.INOS.. Mont., Feb. 19. Lusty
sounds ol Hinging emanating from the
cell rooips at the Yellowstone county
Jail last night, were found this morn
ing to havo drowned the sound of
hack saws biting into tlio bars of the
iimJh dell in which threo alleged "uatf
men" were being held. ..
They also had sawed two window
bars and bent them aside by tho use
o'f a table leg. '
The escaped prisoners aro J. L. Ma
jors, a nogro, facing trial on a hold
up chargo, said to bo an ex-convlct
from the Oregon state penttentiary:
Everett Hartson, convicted of carry
ing concealed wenpoim, , and Joe Mil
ler, sentenced for attempting to draw
a gun on a policeman.
Smith Beats Foley
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 19. Russell
Smith ot the Waverly country clnb of
Portland, defeated Chnrles ' E. Foley
of San Francisco ono up in the first
round of matchpluy today in the
annual northern,- California amateur
golf championship tournament.
WASHINGTON STATE
TAXES FISH CATCH
OLYMPIA, Wash.,', Feb. 19. Excise
duties, ranging from 1 cents a fish
for Rilvers to 7V6 cents for Chinooks
would bo imposed on all salmon caught
within' the waters of' the' .state - of
Washington under the terms of a joint
fisheries committee bill Introduced in
the legislature today'ivfATl other fish,
including "rtioso used in the manufac
ture of fertilizer, would be taxed on the
hundred pound basis. The bill also
fixes license fees for fishing appli
ances and gear. ' ' .
Lincoln MoCormack arrived lionie
today from Salem whero he had been
on business connected with the Med
ford irrigation district.- '
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Last Day Today !
The Supreme Favorite
NORMA TALMADGE
In the Most Artistice Achieve
' ment in Her Screen. Career
; "THE BRANDED WOMAN"
TOMORROW
One of the llrightcat llil n(:i.
Screen Fun vitli James Renjiin lJ
nnd Ills Jlrldc.
DOROTHY GISH FLYING PAT
;lRIA0
Your last chance to see this tremendous drama
of the jBarbary Coast and the most marvelous
acting ever seen on stage or screen. ; r T '
LON CHANEY
"THE PENALTY"
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TOMORROW NIGHT m
Feb. 20. Curtain 8:30
KGLB
&
D ILL
In Their Greatest Success
tir
-THE HIGH
COST OF LOVING"
A Whirl of Mirth Music and Girls
1 Symphonic Jazz -'
, ORCHESTRA
SEATS NOW SELLING
FLOOR $2.00. Balcony $1.50, $1.00, 50c; plus 10
per cent War Tax. , ; '
LEGISLATURE TO HOLD OVER
(Continued From rage Ona).
by reason of failure of a bank.
Tho houso passed tho Upton 1(111
providing for a commissioner of co
operative niarkctlug of livestock.
SAI.MM, Ore., Feb. 19. Tho Ore
gon sennto late yesterday finally on-
acted tho Bill confirming conveyance
of the Oregon building at tho site of
tho Panama-Pacific exposition at Sun
Francisco to tho commanding general
ot the ninth army corps. ' .
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SAI.Kt, Ore., Feb. 19. The Ore
gon house ot representatives has sp-;
pioved tho McKarland bill creating!
a slate racing commission and legal-'
lzlng the making of a parl-mutual
pools on horse racing. The bill now'
p a c r M0N
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THE ONE BIG LAUGH
' OF THE YEAR
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IMPOHTANT. Curtnln. 8:80. P. M.
Please be In jonr seats by 8:M as no
one will be seated during the pro-lcne.
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