Medford mail tribune., April 11, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

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PRAGUE. Seventeen different gov
srntnents have been upset and sup
planted with entire changes of author
Ivy In the Ukraine since 1917. says the
Vollla Ilossll, a Russian dally paper
published here by soclal-revolutioulsts.
The revolutions. It Is said, have been
due to the struggles of the peasantry
against the successive rule of the Ger
mans, the Cossack hetman, the laud
barons and, finally, the bolshevikl
After telling about the revolts ol
the Little Russians against "authority
imposed upon them without their con
sent," the article says:
"A radical change has occurred In
the psychology of the peasant masses,
a change which may be termed "psy
cbolgic atavism.' It is as If the souls
of the people were changed back to
the times of the 16th and 17th cen
turies, the times of the Tartar inva
sions, the slave markets of Constanti
nople In the struggle for the right to
live on the ground drenched with the
blood of their forefathers.
"Starving north Russia has sent
forth scores of thousands of soviet
employes and bag speculators (pi'rnons
dealing In foodstuffs carried In bags
on their back) to the fertile Ukraine
provinces, In quest of food, while
about 200,000 soviet troops uro sta
tioned In the cities, towns und hamlets
of the Ukraine.
"Muny families from north Russia
aro migrating to tlio south to escape
death by starvation. At the same time
the soviet authorities have taken stops
to mobilize the male peasant popula
tion and sond them away to the north
and to the Ural, In an effort to combat
the rebellion of the peasantry. The
cruelties of tho Austro-Germnn period
of occupation aro as nothing compared
with tho horrors of the soviet activ
Itles In tho Ukraine." '
Tho earllor cruelties toward the
peasant rebels, such na flogging, con
flscatlon of farm Implements and do
plotlon of their resources, has been
followed, the articlo says, "by punitive
expeditions, wholesale executions,
Esther Howard in "Sweetheart Shop"
IRISHWOMEN ARE
THESWEETHEART
AT
E
IT
hangings and shootings."
TO WIN A GAME
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11. Stand
Inns of tho clubs In the Pacific Coast
league including ycnterday'8 gamos,
follow:
W. U Pet.
San Francisco 7 0 1.000
Ixs Angeles 5 1 .833
Sacramento 5 2 .7M
Oakland 2 B .600
Salt Lake 2 2 .500
Vernon 2 5 .26
Seuttlo I 5 .!
Portland 0 7 .000
JAPAN DEEPLY IMPRE83E0
(Contind from rg Una)
istor's insistence before tbo diet upon
his project for an eight battleshop
eight crulnor project, his new declara
tion was surprisingly Inconsistent and
liable to confuse people as to Its real
significance.
HAYWOOD MUST GO TO PEN
(Continued from Pace One)
court. Charges wero brougut against
the railroad by the JIcGrew Coa!
company.
State Ijiw I'phelcl
WASHINGTON, April 11. State
aws dealing with Illegal traffic in
drugs aro cnforteablc ovon In con
flict with tho federal narcotic act, the
supremo court decided today. De
cisions of tho supremo court of Min
nesota relating to violations of the
state statutes was affirmed.
everything was in nrst class condl
lion.
Tho last Been of their winged op
ponents In tbo flight by Major Ar
nold and Governor Olcott was when
they pulled out from Portland the
plgoons woro flying around in circles
or roosting on nearby trees.
"Tbev ure very temperamental,'
said Major Arnold, "and always
stick around awhile thinking things
over nnd getting their bearings bc-
foro they start away."
uMajor Arnold said that ho would
make the journey straight throuch
from Medford to San Francisco, a
distance ho estimated by air at 300
miles, without further stop, ' unless
some 'trouble wns onoounlered. Ho
expected to reach San Francisco by
early evening at tho latest.
Governor Olcott anil Major Arnold
have flown together before and are
fast friends and admirers of each
other.
CONG. BIRD'S SEAT OPPOSED
(Continued ttoin Page One)
Right at the top of tho list of bills
was the Fordney emergency tariff,
vetoed by .Mr. Wilson, but brought
In under another name, precisely in
its old form except with a stipula
tion making it effective six months
Instead of ten. It will be called up
Wednesday under a republican pro
gram providing for its passage, prob
ably by Wednosday night.
Tho Kalin resolution for Investi
gation of tho escape of Grover C.
Dergdoll, tho Philadelphia draft dodg
er, now in Germany, was in tho hop
per at noon.
ICE
DUHLIN. Women are the Inspira
tion und tho sustaining power of the
Irish National movement.
This is well recognized throughout
Ireland, even by Uritish government
officials whoso task of subduing Sinn
Fein militants and restoring peaco has
been made ten-fold difficult by reason
of it. Wherever one goes in this coun
try ho hoars extolled the "spirit of the
women." .
Women shelter, feed and bind up
the wounds of tho "flying columns" of
the Irish republican army. They cot-
lect money for the Dall Fircann, they
sew and nurse and do a hundred other
things that fall to women In war time.
What somo of them do outside wom
an's accustomed sphere of activities
can only be conjectures.
General Strickland, governor of the
huge urea now under martial law, told
the correspondent that women carried
concealed under their skirts nnd
cloaks tho rifles, bombs and revolvers
which were used .by tho men resion
sible for a number of ambushes of
crown forces in tho Cork district.
Nothing In I ho last six months of
guerilla fighting hits morq Intrigued
the Imagination of newspaper readers
than the arrest of the 3 4-year old peas-
Galleries Crowded
Senate galleries also were crowded.
tho overflow extending far outside of ,n,lt Slrl of Cork county who. wearing
siuet armor arounu ner Doay, was
the doors. Two new senators, Peter
Norbeck of South Dakota, and Ilol O.
Ruraiim of New Mexico wero sworn
in by VIco President C'ooltdgo.
Senators Lodge of Massachusetts,
tho republican leader, and Hitchcock
of Nebraska, tho acting democratic
leader, wero named by tho senate a
commltteo to act with a similar com
mittee from the houso In notifying
President Harding that congress wa3
in session and ready to receive com
munications from him.
A conference of republican sena
tors tomorrow wns culled by Sena
lor Lodge to ariopl tho slate of com
mlttco assignments.
EX-EMPRESS OF GERMANY DEAD
(Continued From rago Ono).
WASHINGTON. April 11. Tho
supreme court affirmed today de
crees of California courts upholding
assessments mado by the San Joa
quin reclamation board to pay for
onstructlon to control river floods.
Property owners appealed on the
ground that tho board was without
legal authority to make such an as
sessment and that even if the assess
ment was legal, Its levy on an acro-
go basis, regardless of benefits to
bo derived was illegal.
WASHINGTON. April II. The
supremo court today grantod a Uni
ted rehearing in tho Silver King
Crinkling mines case. Tho rehear
ing will cover only tho question of
ow much ore was actually taken by
he Silver King from Us neighbor's
laim, tho court announced, adding
hat its recent diclslon as to title to
tho disputed ore beds would not be
reopened.
Wanted to Die.
I'hu quiet little village of Iiuorn
wna greatly aflViteil by the news of
tho ex-cnipiesi-s- death, which smend
rapidly early iu the morning as the
artisans wero going to work. As the
death hells tolled, nnd streets filled
with little grnupx of villagers dis
cussing tho event.
Sinco her attack in November last,
when it was expected she would die.
tho former empress had not left her
room. Pr. Ilnesner declared today
that, the end would have come sooner
but for tho devoted care of her nurse
nnd two old friends. Countess Von
Kantzuu nnd Countess Von Keller.
AtiKU.Htn Victoria had expressed n
longing to die since she learned of
the death of Prince Joachim. She
frequently suffered spells of profound
melnncholy. The presence of Iir. Kr
nest Ynn Itrynnder. the former court
chaplain nnd Pnstor Weiss several
times had u quieting- effect m the
patient.
It Is stated former Emperor Wil
liam will nccompnny the body ns fai
ls the Hutch frontier the dispatch
adds.
GOVERNOR IN AEROPLANE RACE
(Continued from Page One)
n tho reception committee was Paul
cDonald of the Medford service
ation, who was there to act In case
he Rockefeller agents fell down In
ny way, and nn air service mechan-
who overhauled tho engine of the
lit li u (lttrlnt; tho stop and saw that.
caught while scurrying across a field
lugging a Lewis machine gun.
Women, according to report, accom
panied various parties of tho republi
can army who shot and killed the 14
Uritish intelligence officers on Dub
lin's "lllack Sunday" last November.
A proclamation recently spread
broadcast through Ireland was headed
"'Stand Fast!' Say tho Women of Ire
land." After lauding, tho republican
army tho proclamation continued:
"We men and women of Ireland will I
stand by our army till tho certain day I
of victory. We glory in tholr heroism j
under torture and in their deeds of j
valor in the field. Wo repudiate thej
calumny that our brave soldiers arc a(
'murder gang." Wo must defy tho cn-
ctny's Insolent command to refuse food
and shelter to our own countrymen.
Wo scorn all proclamations that would
make Irish men and women traitors to
their country, anil we will be as true
to our soldiers as Nurse Cavell to
Kngland's."
liesides tho Countess Markievicz
there arc a score or more of prominent
Irish1 women serving prison terms or
watting trial for their zealous efforts
to further1 the cause of Irish indepen
dence. They include doctors, teachers
and several young women conspicuous
ly identified with tho Irish language
revival.
Harry It. Morton, the comedian with
the fluent legs, who has helped to
make "The Sweetheart Shop'' a big
musical comedy success, believes firm
ly in the fact that a young actor in
seeking engagements finds either a
feast or a famine in securing one.
He tells of a vaudeville friend who
had an act depending entirely upon a
trained duck, which, showed remark
able intelligence' In performing certain
stunts making the act a novelty and
very laughable. This vaudevlllian had
been very fortunate iu securing en
gagements and the act made quite a
reputation until one day there came a
lull and he was Idle much of the time.
Then for months he could get nothing
to do until tho time arrived when star
vation looked him squarely in the
face. '
The tragedy occurred on Thanks
giving day. Penniless, hungry and re
morseful he ate the duck. As tho last
mouthful was swallowed a telegram
was placed In his hand. It read: "Can
offer you twelve weeks' work on the
Gus Moon circuit for your act with the
duck." He answered collect: "Impos
sible to accept. Just ate the duck."
"The Sweetheart Shop" will bo seen
at tue Page theatre Tuesday night.
STAR OF NO-HIT GAME
COBLKXZ, April 10. The honor of
developing a noMiit, no-run gnnic fell
to Coblenz today at tho opening of the
season of the army league, .compris
ing teams of tho American forces of
occupation. Martin of Texas, pitch
ing for tho quartermaster's team,
blanked tho eighth Infantry combi
nation, Inst year's champions. Only
one eighth infantry batter got on,
reaching first bnse on a pass.
Professor Says:
"Internal Baths
Give Best
Results"
Honii'o T. Dodge, M. D., professor
of Materia Mori feu, 25 Jacobson Uldp.,
Denver, writes Tyrrell's Hygienic In
stitute of New York, as followH:
'I can truthfully say that I have
had the very best results in my expe
rience with the 'J. B. I. Cascade,'
You certainly have struck tho keynote
of many diseases."
Ity means of the "J. B. L. Cascade,"
simple warm water cleanses the lower
intestine the entire lonsrth. . rnmnvett
all the poisonous waste therein and
keeps it clean and pure, as Nature
demands it shall be for perfect health.
You will be astonished at your feel-
ines the morning after taking an in
ternal bath with the "J. B. L. Can
cade." You will feel bright, brisk,
confident nnd as though everything is
working right and it Is.
It absolutely removes constipation
and prevents Auto-Intoxication.
West Side Pharmacy, Main and
Orape Sts., will show and explain the
"J. H. Ij. Cascade" to you, and will
nlso give you, free on request, a most
interesting booklet, "Why Man of To
day is Only 50 Per Cent Efficient,"
by Dr. Chas. A. Tyrrell, of New York,
for 1!5 years a specialist on Internal
Ilathing. Ask for it today. Adv.
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LONDON. April 11. Funeral set
vices over the body of the late former
German empress Augusta Victoria will
be held at tho house of Doom tomor
row and will be attended by only nietn-j
hers of her family, says an Amsterdam I
dispatch to tho Central News. The'
body will bo taken to Potsdam Wed-1
nesday and another funeral service
will bo held there.
WIKRINGKN. Holland. April 11.
Kx-Crown Prince Frederick William I
was informed early today of the death I
of his mother, lie prepared immedi-i
atoly to go to Doom, awaiting the ar
rival of the Dutch authorities to ac
company him thither.
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