Medford mail tribune., July 01, 1921, Page 7, Image 7

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PAflE SEVEN
'-SENATE RECESS SS
HELD UP BY BONUS
SILL INSISTENCE
SEPARATE PEACE
' RESOLUTION NOW
UP TO PRESIDENT
Now Playing at the Page
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"WASIUNCTOX, July 1. I'luns or
senate leuduvs to beMn a serlos of
tlire.o day recesses next week, pend
JIiiB receipt ut 'tariff IukIbIuMou from
;tho house, were tllsruiiled today by
litiHiBtenco of advocates of soldier
bonus, maternity, and agricultural'
ficlluf bills that such measures e dis
posed of before the body temporarily
stops work.
'riiunimous consent agreement ima
been reached for a vote on the
iSbeppard-Towner bill on the tenth
li gislatlve day dating from today.
'Announcement was made by Senator
!.lcCumber, republican, North Da
kota, in charge of the soldier bonus
bill, that he" would seek to call up
li it. measure following disposal of the
maternity hill, and Senator Norris
of .Nebraska declared he would, seek
action on the farm products export
corporation bill after disposal of the
bonus measure. Another measure
oi. which action will be pressed Is the
Wlllls-Cainpboll unli-meilieal beer
bill.
The sonata today adopted a motion
providing for Fourth of July adjourn
ment tonight until Tuesday. The
house will hold a perfunctory ses
sion tomorrow und adjourn until
Wednesday. .
WASHINGTON; -1'ily 1. Enact
ment of the cumfomise resolution,
ending the state of.'-r with tlermany
and Aumriu l'inullr was completed
today by congress t'.tirt the measure
now goes to Priwi"-'"' Harding who
is expeiued to si! it within a few
days. i
Final action np the measure was
expected by the (itate which adopt
ed the committeijfeiinrt by a vote of
m 111 after a day of ilebate In
which the clemoe,rtic niembers made
las! assault p "' resolution.
oHierday, the vote
The house aeteit c
iicing to r.'.fc
WINS LAND CASE
I'OUTl.AND, Ore., July ' 1. -Circuit
Judge William N. Clatens today decid
ed In ravor of Rev. Dr. A. A. Morrison,
rector of Trinity Kpiscopal chinch in
tiw, nit nLTiiinst him bv the board of
school trustees of the Kpiscopal dio
cese of Oregon lor an accounting in
connection with a land purchase in
1DIIS.
A crowd In the courtroom broke Into
hand clapping as the judge concluded
his opinion Willi the advice to the
plaintiffs to "go thou and learn Christianity."
rhe signing
president will
resumption i-f
with hot Vl Corn
udmiulsi ration
eil dial plans
worked out.
All opponeniiof
were democrat
Shields of Tel
saehusetis
voted with rr
'Senator itee
muasure by the
i Iho Way for the
uploiiKttir .relations
y and Austria, but
leers have indicat
this have not been
the resolution
ul three democrats,
Walsh of llas-
Yulsou of (leorglu.
ilicans for adoption.
lemocrat, Missouri,
was paired inU favor.
Tlf.T.AMO.O "re.. July 1. One
man, a eoiifc-i"'1 named lteuault
raid to be I'ro 1 'orlland. is in n lns
uital near ltl and shi-ill'fs el'feeei
today werif I'l'i biin,' for Kenaull's
companion, fv" officers think was
nutrdered yiree men in an nulo
nioblle who -,1 night held up lte
uault and pt-' ?2"00 payroll money
which lieol was taking to pay off
men ill :i tlm1- ' amp. ltenault's ma
chine wusjoi'lalii'n by the robbers,
and afterin'Hht tliey made away
with the facv. leaving lli-iinult un-
consilous.f cliault could not give
the naiucf'.i "Is 'omiauion or t.'ll
what hei'illTl" nini.
STANOD OIL OFF
lid
tifi kwr&
.miiSKV (MTV, X. .1.. July 1. T
!lul-uini (-(uiniy tcniiiil jury late t ml
ili-flim (1 T'i return an imlirtmr
Kitu;hl hy t!u 1 1 it' mat tonal Cffoi
lon't';i u m slop tlu 1 ii'iiiirit'y-i":i ritf
IMr nom in rr lonuirinu . i m.s u
fiatilfij as tho last h-al ol'stari,.
t Im jnuii-h.
KiKiU viiiuiss(-ri wvro Jioard, th
t i mmiy taking up an hour and
half. Thi' jury (h-lil.-'ratt-d only t
mimttt-s Itcforti it-ndrrhuj its d-i-ii
lainst tin oinplainantM.
AGNES VRES FORRES.T STANLEY
m Cecil B. DeMille. Production
"FORBIDDEN FRUIT"
, Livestock . ,t t ...
'()lTI,Al,' oiv July "l. Kit Hi
iHUtiiniilly steady; no rt'i'iipl:i. Hikk
noiniually Htcndy: no nu'oipts. Sltct-p
nointnnlly steady; rocoiptH
Butter
PORTLAX1), Ore,. July 1.
firm, advance UUHy. Jixlr
:in (i cartonH :t(it:; prints :w..
Jluttorfat, No. 1 churning cri-ani '2ui.
::ti: f. v. !., I'ortland ; under j-u-udew
-lUlttlT
euhes
AN FUANCISCO, July I. Uutler.
extra ehoiee 41c. KfV(-T, xt ra Utic;
extra firslH :!l)'jc; under sized pulletH
2L'e; poultry nucha i'Lr,ed.
WASHIXGTO.N, July J. Cotton
production this year promises to lie
the smallest of the last quarter of a
century. Today's, forecast by the de
partment of iiKrlcullure placed the
crop at S.lli.'l, (KMI bales, nearly five
million bales smaller than last year
mid about el(;ht million below the
record crop of 11)11. This year's
acreage Is LS.. per cent smaller than
Inst year's.
ULSTER PREMIER SEES
s. DE YALERA PRIVATELY
NKwIvK, July 1 Officials of
1 he Sliifel Oil company of New Jer
sey tnillymfiiiued reports that that
mmpaiff id notified tho shipping
board it. .11 no longer include Mex
ican cijutloil in contract shipments,
bill wilj sistititte American oil there-.
for. 'Chicoinpany has contracts to
supplyftl'hourd with eighteen million
haireli li'llel oil
ThePriage. it was said, resulted
from thi lew .Mexican oil taxes, ached
tiled tfl (Into effect, today, which the
cnmp.lfti characterized as cotilisca
tory.
l-'s und Pnultry.
1-lKKS, selling price, ease count 2r(Ti'
lic; buying price, L'-lc: selling price,
candled 271i-Se: selected candled ill
cartons
l'oiillr.v, hens, heavy 2:1 i' 2'l". liKbt
1(1 ro i8c: broilers, ovi-r I '4 lbs-, -!
W2S: old roosters, 10c: docks :10
fill r.c.
LONDON, July 1. Tho political
prisoners in Mountjoy, whoso' release
yi.tserdiiy, according to the ; Daily
Hail was unconditional, were' liber
ated, the newspaper asserts, in con
ocfiuence of direct representations
from Kanioim DeValera.
, The Daily Mall says that although
Sir James Craig, the Ulster premier,
, Is unable to agree, to meet DeValera
in Dublin ofl'lcialy, ho is able at anv
moment to sou him informally, and It
Is said that ho has already been In
touch with DeValera privately.
YOU CAN GET MOST ANT
OLD THING AT MOST ANY
OLD TIME AT DE VOE'
MSEBALL SCORES
I ' National
Atfittslmrg: H. H. E.
Cim-niatl ! . B "
;. 11 (I
I'lttAjR ....
H
A
St
ftlfries: llixey, Donahue and Win-
!siis:)ii and Schmidt.
Ciiicago:
'mis
(1 U '
Chifigo ,.. 1! ;
IiBlleries: Haines and :Clenions;
amlur and O'Farrell.
IBooklyn - I'hiladelphla .. postponeil;
grounds.
.Sew Vorli-lioslon postponed, rain.
' American
At Washington: M. ll.'E.
1'hilailelpliia 2 7 2
W'tlshinirlon 17 0
liaileries: Moore and Perkins; John
son and Plcinich.
Boston-New York postponed, rain.
STAR MEAT MARKET
Meats, Fish, Vegetables
and Groceries1 s
LOTS OF. NICE CHICKENS. AND
RABBITS
Special for Saturday
Choice Shoulder Pork Roasts 20c
Choice Steer Beef Pot Roast 16c
Choice Steer Stew Beef, per lb 14c
Hamburger Steak, per lb 20c
Good Bacon, per lb 30c
Pure home-rendered Lard, per lb 20c
314 E. Main We Deliver Phone 273
(irain anil liny.
Wheal, $l.llsii l.Jtl; barley 2 -1 . 0 0 ;
liow, j::ii.'iii.
Mil,lritn.
Hay, buying price, timothy $y-l:
I'laslern Oregon. $2(1: alfalfa 5 I Oi
grain, clover $i:l'nll: si-law.
$11 ton. No demand 111 local mark. 4
and farmers shipping very little in it!
these prices.
N. Y. Stocks
NEW YORK, July 1. The ap
proaching holiday caused the usual
curtailment of operations in the stock
market today. Uncertain price ten
dencies were due mainly to further
sidling, of oils... Sales approximated
l.'iO.UUO shares!
NEW YORK, July. 1 .Shares of
the Mexican .elroleuni' company, fo
cal point of the recent spectacular
movement on the Stock Exchange
were .again under pressuro today
and droppei) to -,il new low point of
IMI In the first hour's trading.
' The stock, which closed yesterday
at 101, 'was offered freely after; the
opening at 1 1M) Vfc , and quickly fell he
low yesterday's low mark of IIS. At
II (i it showed a loss from the high for
the week of 22 Vi. It was n decline
within two months from 1(17 '4 The
record high price is 20 1 made October
2 2, 1911).
The decline is attributed by Ed
ward L. Doheny, president of the cor
poration, largely to circular letters
sent out hy W. C. Moore, who was
arrested yesterday niter his indict
ment on a charge of criminally li
hiding Mr. Doheny. The Indlctmen
charged that Moore distributed in
slock market letters of which he Is
the publisher, statement calculated
to depress Mexican Petroleum slocks.
Moore pleaded not guilty and was
held for trial.
Allls-Chalniers 21.2
American Meet Sugar 29,
American Can -0.2
American Car & Foundry 123.5
American Hide & Leather pfd 4S
American International Corp 33.T
American Locomotive SO
American Smelting & Ilef'g 3(1.5
American Sugar 72.5
American Sumatra Tobacco 53.3
American T. & T ...103
American Woolen fix. (I
Anaconda Copper 37.5
Atchison fid."
Atl Gulf k W. Indies 23.5
llaldwin lyocomotlve 71."
Baltimore & Ohio 3S.3
Dethlehem Sleel "li" K'.2
Canadian Pacific IdS
Central Leather 31.2
Chandler Motors 52.3
Chesapeake & Ohio 51
Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul Sii.E
Chicago, It. 1. ,t Pae
Chino Copper
Colorado Fuel & Iron
Corn Products
Crucible Steel
Cuba Cane Sugar
Erie
tleneral Electric
Ceneral Motors
Goodrich Co
Great Northoriii pfd
Great Northern Ore Ctfs
Illinois Central
Inspiration Cupper
Int. Mer. Marine pfd
International Paper
Kennecott Copper
Louisville it Nashville
Maxwell Motors
Mexican Petroleum'
Miami Copper
Middle Slates Oil J.
Midvale Sleel ,
Missouri Pacific !
New York Central ,
N. Y., N. II. and Hartford
Norfolk & Western
Northern Pacific
Oklahoma Prod. & Kef
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
People's Gas .'
Pittsburgh mid West Va
Itay Consolidated Copper
Heading
Hop. Iron & Steel
Itoyal Dutch, N. Y
Shell Trans. & Trad
Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway ,
Standard Oil of N. J. pfd
Studebaker Corporation ...
Tennessee Copper
Texas Co.
Texas & Pacific
Tobacco Products
Transcontinental Oil
Cnion Pacific
V. S. Food Products
U. S. llotn.il Stores
U. S. I nil. Alcohol
United Stales Rubber
Cnited Stales Steel '.
Utah Copper
W'estinghouso Electric
Willys Overland
American Zinc, Lead and Sm
Ilutto and Superior :
Cain. Petroleum I
Moulana Power
Shattuck Arizona,
Pure Oil
Invincible Oil ....
General Asphalt
3I.S
23.11
. 11(1.2
. 5(1.11
. H.N
. 13.3
.I2S.I1
. II .
. 211.5
. 11(1.2
JURY DECLINES
to stop ram.
AND FOR TANLAC
BREAKS ALL RECORDS
he
; Amazing Success Achieved by Celebrated Medicine Not
Only Phenomenal, But Unprecedented - Over 20,000,
000 Bottles Sold in Six Years Foreign Countries
; Clamor for It.
EX-TACOMA BANK
HEAD ARRESTED
TACOMA, July L .1. E. Chilherg,
formerly president of (lie Scandina
vian American banks in Tacoina and
Seattle, surrendered himself lo Sheriff
Tom Morris today. Five secret indict
ments were returned against Cbilberg
by the county grand jury iast April In
connection Willi ihe failure of Ibe
Scandinavian American hank here.
Chilherg has been in New York where
hi" is now in business. He was arraign
ed and placed on hail.
GOLD STAR FATHERS
.. '10.5
.. 32.7
.. -17.5
.. 52.5
.. Ill
1 10
.. 3.2
.. im.a
.. 21
.. 11.2
.. 23.(1
.. 20.3
.. (Ill
.. 18
.. III1.7
.. Oil
... l.S
..
.. 3.1.2
.. 50.2
... 2S
... 12.7
.. (1(1.7
... 4t!,8
... 53
... -10.0
... 20
... 73.7
... 1S1.7
...107.2
... 75.5
bid
.. 33
.. 24
.. 52.C
.. ti
..117.2
.. 1,7.2
.. 53.2
.. 52.3
.. 50.5
.. 7 J .11
.. 4S.I!
.. 43
.. 7
.. 8
.. 12
.. SK.fi
... 411
.. II.5
... 2(1.2
.. 11.3
.. 41)
ALEXANDER HOWAT
IS FOUND GUILTY
COM'MlirS, Kjih., July 1. Alex
under 1 Imval. and AiiKimt Dnrchy,
presiili-nt. find vf c-pi-i'sldont I'cmikm'
(Ivi'ly, of tlic K'hiit-'.-ih M Inoru union,
were found rnmliwiily Kuilty f vi
latiriK the Kmiihiih industrial court law
ly cnllinf,' a strike, by a Jury in the
Cheroki't! mtirity distrl'.t court JIiIk
afternoon.
- Is Green No More
"My experience with your medlelnf
Juts been wonderful. My stomach and
liver trouble of five yearn KtandiiiK
took a new turn two years ao when
took oti an olive rewi complexion.
Hjient $1200 with doctors find sp-.--iuUfty
only to prove that I was mi II I uk
Krcen as cvr. A friend advised me
to take Mnyr'a Wonderful Itemed y,
and 1 am Kr-en no more. My stom
ach and liver trouble has all disap
peared." It Is a simple, harmless
pre pa ration t hat removes t he cat a r
ihal n niruK from i he lutes! inn I ti at
and allays the; inflammation which
causes piai-ll'ally a.l rtmnach, liver
and intestinal ailments, im ludint; ap
pendicitis. One dime will cnnvlroe or
money refunded. For Jt 1 by all
CHICAGO, July 1. Tho Cold Star
Fill burs of Illinois, said to havo a
membership of loon men whoso sons
diod in I'Yaiice, scut Iho following I'de
tfrnin to iJoores ('arpentier today:
"Talto your oroix do j;ium'o to tho
I'hiKsido. Wo whoso sons roll in bat
tle aro with yon."
Novor bol'oro, perhaps, in tho history of tho tlniu
c'niiitx! for a proprietary nieiiioiiio ever approached
trade has tho
1ho wumlorful
record that is now In-'mir mado by Tanlao, tlio oolchralcd inodioiiio
which lias boon accomplishing snob romarUablo resnlls thruiifhotit
lliis country and Canada. As a matter of fact, tho marvelons succors
is not only prcnomona!, but unprecedented.
achieved bv this medieir
The first bottle of Tanlne to reach
the p uhlic was sold just a little over
six yea r:i hki, Its success was Im
mediate and people everywhere were
I ii it It to recognize it as a medicine, of
extrordinai-y merit. Since that, time
there have been so'-.l throughout this
country and Canada something over
Tw n ty .Mlllltm CJti.diMi.inin ) bot tb's,
establishing a record which has prob
ably never been equalled in the his
tory of the dnur trade in America,
lame Is Inteinat ioual.
'1'be Instant nnd phenomenal puc
cess which 'I'anlae won when it was
firs I introduced lias been extended to
practically every larne city, small
town, village and hamlet in North
America. Its fame has become inter
nal ion a 1 In its scope and lOnKkuul,
Japan. Mexico, Cuba, Hawaii, Alaska,
I'orio Kico and many Kuropenn coun
tries are clamoring for it.
l-'roni' J 'oast to coast and from tho
(ireat, l.tikes, Tan lac Is known and
honured. ' -Millions have lalieu IL with
the most u ratifying and astouisbinji
results and have pronounced It the
greatest medicine of all it fine.
Tens of thousands of men and
women of alt aes in all walks of life
afflicted with;; tomaeh. liver and kid
ney disorders, some of t hem of long
standing, as well as thousands or
weak, thin, nervous men and women
apparently on the verm of collapse,
have testified that they have been
fully restored to their normal weight,
health and strength by its use.
ItcMorcd to llcallh.
Still others, who seemed fairly woll.
yet who suffered with IndhreRtinn,
headaches, shortness of breath, dizzy
spells, sour Kassy .stomachs, coated
tongues, .foulness of breath, constipa
tion, bad complexion, b'ss of appetite,
sleeplessness at nlht and of terribly
dejected, depressed feelinKS, statu
that they have been entirely relieved
of these distressing symptoms and re
stored to health and happiness by tho
use of Tanlac.
Tanlne is sold In Medford hy West
Side Pharmacy, and leading drulsts.
Ad v,
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1 . .)
You Can
mm
Save Money
I You Get : ';:'
What You Need
For Sunday and the 4th of July on Satur
day at ,
Fouts Grocery
Use the Classified colums of The Sun and get quick
return. ' '' ':
Uriiiisulclt Ihonoradi,s
and
Kccords
WEEKS & ORR
Complete House Furnishers
Aoollnn Vim'iiIIdii
l'liKiioKrapliH iifitl
KiM'tirriH
U. S. Navy Aluminum Plates, 40c each. Just the thing for camp
ing. Also a big line of Gold Medal Cots, Camp Stools and Canvas
Hammocks. In order not to carry any of our Refrigerators over,
we are offering our full line at big reductions. They are compos
ed of bard wood cases and are all white enameled inside.
If 5
$24.00 Reduced to;, j it..,.;. . .$18.50
$30.00 Reduced to ,., ,., . $23.50
$45.00 Reduced to .$35.50
$58.00 Reduced to ,., $46.50
$70.00 Reduced to $52.50
$78.5Q Reduced to . . . . ... $63.00
$80.00 Reduced to . .$64.00
40-lb. Felt Mattress, full size . . . .$7.00
40-lb. Floss Imperial Edge $20.00
35-lb. Floss, Imperial Edge . . $16.50
Cotton Combination $5.50
1 I
We carry a full line of all kinds
of rugs, Axminster, 9x12, from
$35.50 to $49.50
Tapestry, 9x12 Rugs from ;
$26.00 to $38.00 i
Watch for cur Toy Department this Fall. The most complete in
this section of the state.
tirui,'ji;;t;i, . - -. . - . Adv.
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