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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 3, 1921)
PATE THREW At Children's Matinee Page, Saturday I CHARGES R. R.'S LIVING LIE If D Recent Improvements on New ETO MFrFOr?P CATI TYtTRTTXE, nnTlf?n.'OTEGOX. THURSDAY. XOVF.MBKT? X 1021 SOVIET CHILDREN 0 MilMUU II, I are living young aiil- c RIGA, Nov. 3, Children In the woods and fields like mum, iu boihu pans oi the ruining dis trict or Saratove. says on official wire - Jess aispatch from .Moscow. They are i little waifs who have fled from fajnine stricken cities aud villages ami' sub sist on roots and grasses. When adults approach, they floe, showing every evi dence of fear. Overcrowding of chil Urens' homes had been carried so rar. In the Syrzan and Ufa districts that some of the institutions are sheltering four times as many children as they have accommodation for. In these places children tako turns In occupy ing such beds as are available, one slhall fumlne victim crawling into a bod the moment another child vacates It. . "Entire families are jumping into rivers and cases are reported of par ents strangling their children ratlier than seo them die by starvation," says the dispatch which also gives the first report of disorderly migration. "Over ' the roads In the Irbit district Is mov ing a band cf disorderly refugees from starving." )hith- Marshall Neilan jTfjn Production r IivtVl "DIN TV . ' V-i - w,th Barri ' sC F Ingle Beata Casey. ' PORTLAND, Ore.. Nov. a. Oeoige Ingle of'p 8an 'Fi-ftnciseo -won u -ten-round declrlon over Harry Casey, Se attle, ,lant nlirlit at Mllwaukle.. Young '8am - Langford and Joe Harrahati (ought six rounds to a draw in the aeml-finQl. - ROUGH OR RED uH TaM, mU Am Budy Mad Sato, w pdtiit - '. hmj Vrtakiac mt of , mn fWy, itching icmmv an fca uvivkiy overcome by applying a little Mentho Solyhur, declare a noted skin special ist Because of its germ destroying; j araaertiei, this sulphur preparation I ; :egim at oace to tooth irritated sldn 1 aaa kal eraptioas such as rash, pim I'plw aaa ring worm. ; It never fails to renters (he termcqt . tmt i isfigurement, and you do sot hava ( to wait .for, relief from nbarrastai$. i InpUvemept, aulckly ahawa. Saffortrj j Irani akin trouble should ehtaia iknull jar of Meotho-Sulphur from hy.foi. druggist and use it. like cold Ipcd'Bickls Ily order of the state fish aud game commission, fishing within 200 feet of the fish way at the Savage -Rapids d;uu is now prohibited. Signs bare been established fixing the limits on j each side of the stream and persotu fishing above the deadline will be sub ject to arrest and fine under the pro visions of the state laws. With the closing of th sluic gates bansath th aaaa Hah will aav u y U flcU ladaar. Tliay kara karauafar gatag tkraafk tk !u4sa gam beneath the power house. r Shingles, shakes. Medrord Lbr. Co. Don't delay, for these arc Dollar days at .Mann s, Nov. 5th to 12th. 194 Children's hair "A-La-ldeal." Local aiodels at Sanitary 'eaut.y Shop. 193 T. H. Ness, superintendent of the Cnlitornia-Oregon liower Co. loft yes terday on a business trip' -to Yreka and Klamath Falls. ' tiifts In pottery nnd hand-painted glassware and candlesticks.- Handi craft Shop. -.194 Big dance Jacksonville Friday, Nov. 4th. Music by Imperial Four. 194 For Xmas present's rTwelve really good t photographs do .not cost iinpre tnan a supper, party,' ana last; longery. ISasiMaintaftil Cental. ulackeyii ill 195 , Everybody's ..spins ...to... Kingsbury Springs. Satv'nlte.U.-i';.U;;-; ;: K-.'-m NEW YORK, Nov. 3. Foreign 1 competition, "aided and abetted by Aihertcuns," was deeliu-ed today by . t'nited States Senator Joseph K. Kunsdel) of LouiHimia. in un address j before the Advertising club, to be one! of the '-"underlying causes that are' crippling the development of the American merchant mnrine." Nenrly a score of American rail roads, ho said, including some of tiro greatest systems, have filed with the J intcr-state commerce commission copies of contracts in which they agreed to use their best efforts to se cure freight "for foreign shipping companies to the exclusion of others." Senator Hansdell cited as examples contracts between the Pennsylvania system and Furhesfl, Withy and com pany, a liritish corporation: between tho Baltimore nnd Ohio railroad and the North German Lloyd line, and the Boston and Albany railroad and the Cunard line. . "Kxeluslve use of facilities Is grant ed In- many cases," the speaker said, free whnrfngo and handling is given. 'uimMni hliln nf lndlnu are nmda and 11 now comes to iikui uun. ,.o.m mnnv otner privileges accorded. Westeiiund Is not the. only owner of a,....Tn6 Boston and Albany railroad In persimmon tree In the Uogue Iliver n8 agreement with the Cunard line, valley. Jesse Houck states that thore grants the free and exclusive use of are over a dozen large, persimmon certain piers and .In addition further trees on the Houck ranch Bouthof Ash- pledges under certain conditions a re land, and that they 'bave bee. there "c rate of 2 , cents a hundred ' . 1, nounds-for freight In car lots, ever since be can remember; having .. r rwuIl rf U)0 opcratlon or tlle been set out by Captain Tommy Smith vartoull eontrart, well over a million before ill'. Ilouck's father purchased tons- of freight aro turned over an tho ianch from Smith over '60 years 1 nually by American railroads to for age The irees were set otlt la the elgn ships. The most amazing aspect days of the Indian wars in the Rogue of the situation, however, is that the River valley and are still In 'bearing, railroads,- supplied with funds from and ' furthermore Mr. Honck' aaseru .r.'ruJw S taat tk. fruit fro- kia tri 1 fully M .u ,n,u u. ,rom. of Hary a iiu iraaa w , faralan camoaTttai'B at th gtrn- iaj ta ktr. Wtrluata Dr. aid Mrs. W . . W, nowar wBl mnt' hlpln.v 1 Bntoroamant of th tnarahanl ma- leave Nov. 5th tor Iowa to help cele- Tine act or anu eapecm.iy o, brate the golden wedding anniversary those sections Providing for the ma n . .i. 1 . . .. ' j ' tcnanec of new trado routes, equality of the doctors father and mother. ort.unity' for .American ports Tbev will return about Dec. 10. Dr. neny, preferential rail rnteB on W, J. Crandall, a graduate of the .Loa gnipment by American vessels and Aagalas College' of Osteopathic Pkyalc- diacrimin.a.tlng. duties and tonnage du iaas aaa. Burgaaaa, will t Dr. Haw- tli" rei:om.mnded by Mr. Hans ard's olf Ice, Monday, Wednsday gad dell- Friday of ach wek. ' "' ' ' 1S6I Rdgar Wight, reljahl leweler." We are located at 30 North Holly street at Valley (Jarage. We are agents for the' new Velie.Six aud have a num ber of bargains in used cars. Your own terms iu reason, flattery servicp in connection.' Open Sundays' nd aven lnes,j, SWdfb.ru'jVeMo' $, (' ' 1 ' V f !:Roiind itrff) iicketa -at;;redued rates will he sold by therScitthern Pacific railroad' for the home coming" festlv- mi n il 1 1 mm unn 11. iiniuiii uiuw . . .,3. Dun;,K. .;CLEVELANDi Nov Hanna,. publisher. of, the Cleveland nn,t I"! v'o'ii n ,1 ' Kiinilnv I.enflt!!-. itles ;thl,tf.jnontn.;or. tne u..:a., L,' at ind ono oT dcyclutM4f-foremo.it bust corvains; ann tne u: or u. at Bugene. " Of Interest to the "home" bulidera": iGrder Your Agate Now ' Now is a good time to have your agate done for Xmas. Delay often means disap- v pointment. We will be pleased to do your work; guarantee same. FAY E. DIAMOND Jeweler ness- men, died or hettrt rauure at nis home. The Croft,"' OBBlnlng, N.. 'y., W.e have installed at pur plaat on early Joaay. aocordlw; :t, advices re Nferth Riverside :avenu malihineg ' for . celvaA-Iert .."ij jV't -t. iji-.i manufacturing hollow eo'hijrote build-1 A Bn ( the, lato United States Sen- French ' t .-' . - s ll H'MIIM I iilliT7ii Thanksgiving Silver at ''Johnson's This store hat recently received a new stock of Sterling Silver and Sheffield plate for the Thanksgiving needs of the valley. We suggest that you visit this store and inspect our fine stock before buy ' ing your silver. We carry only the best and the price is always a little lower. at Johnson's The Jeweler ' ' The Store of Quality lng tile and cement roofing, tile, pattern.' Call and see bur products. Jledford Concrete Constructipn Co, j - . . 7. '19" I Beat's famous chill eon carne. Qubq Ur Cafo. , ' . I Everything for the baby at the Han dicraft Shop. 194. Much to the joy of many Medford I residents the sauerkraut season .is I now on, and freah" kraut Is otf sale in a number of the groceries. R. 1. Stewart, builder, contracts for all buildings. -Residence '217 " Apple I street. Phone 843. tf Try our trchamti luaca. The Shasta. liig dance Jacksonville Friday, Nov.' 4th. Music by Imperial Four; 194 Some party! Where? Butte Falls! When? Sat. nlte! '. 195 With the exception of one grocery which will still give 30 days credit the groceries of Klamath Falls last Tues day started on a cash baslB. Another big party at Riverside Com munity club Saturday night, Nov. 6th. : . ' 185 Prize waltzes and spot dances will be featured Saturday night at River side Community club. 195 Colored kaaakercklef uares 2S. Hiarflcra'.f Shop. 194 Homstltchmg Pleating ' " ' ' " ' """ - lo r yd. ' Vaaity Map. . W The Medford Elk, the monthly publi cation of the local lodge of Elks, Is now being delivered to the members through the mail, ''''..' Wka la ad f ikiagUs aid reef tag call Wallace Wt, 101, 711 Main.- ' ."" ' ' " Build a concrete " bungalow. We manufacture hollow building tile, hoi low blocks, brick and, roofing tile. Frea aattera. Cell at eur etCee ami aee eur avaagalew laa. Bftdfer Cea crete Coastructioa Ceaipaay. lf7. Notice! Please return those chairs taken Hallowe'en ..night 4and nr ques tions win he asxeo. You Are known Is survived, by his mgther. Mrs. Mar cus A. Hanna.of WOjShlngton; by two Ristera, Mrs. Medill ,'McCormlck of Chicago, and.. Mrs. Harry A. Parsons of Cleveland, and by eight chlldron. S. Snell. 193 Asparagus Is on f th oldest cul inary veetables. T LATE TO ClAtMPV FOR SALE 18 months ol grade Dur ham hull. A. 11. Diss, mile suutn Tolo Viaduct. 195 i FOR KENT I room house. ' Inquire I .Mr. Taylor, Valley Fuel Co. tf '''i Marshal Appoints More-look. , PORTLAND, Ore., Nov. 8. United States Marshal Clarence it. Hotch klss today announced tho appoint ment of Lee Mnrelbck of Salem as n deputy marRhal. He will assume of fice December I. CORNS Lift Off with Fingers Doesn't hurt a bit ! Drop a little "Freezone" on an aching corn, instantly that corn stops hurting, then shortly yeu lift it right off with fingers. Traly ! Year aVeajeint sUs a Hay WMle f IFieeMie" ter a few ceats, suliaieat t remove every hard earn, aft cera, er crn Welwcra tke tees, mi tke ealhuet, without 6oreness or irritation. , , Two Day Coat Sale At Hub Fri. and Sat. FOR SALE Beautiful new ivory enamel dressers. $17.50; new dining loom chairs, $2,115; mattresses, springs, bedsteads, tables ani stoves. Prices right. At the New nnd Second-Hand Store, 38 S. Grape St. 196 WAN'TEU To rent 3 or 4 ro;n unfur nished or partly furnished house. Call Mrs. R. M. Kent, 3&7-R. 194 At The Hub Friday and-Saturday of this week.' 1 " 50 coats, 50 good warm stylish coats arrived today and go on sale for , two days at 24.50. '" ' ' " ' 50 coats, 50 late models arrived to day and will be on sale Friday and Saturday at $34.50. '".'" Two Hayfl, Rnd'two days only, coats for Friday and Saturday at $24.50 and $31.50. Good service, good honest merchandise at a low price. Any gar-mi-nt will be laid away with a small payment. Alterations free. The Huh. . . Ik rirmEBMnl m 1111111 fx 4 II: "490" New Body Design, Front Seat Lowered New One Man Top, equipped with Gypsy Curtains Regulation Headlight Lenses New Emergency Hand Brake replacing foot brake on clutch New Type Rear Axle with spiral bevel gears larger and heavier than old type straight cut gears New Propeller Shaft Bearing, New Departure Ball Bearings in place of Hyatt Roller Bearings New Clutch Alignment, eliminating grabbing and slipping . $675.99 in Medford PATTGN and IBlkdNInc: Tel. 150 112 So. Riverside Just received, a shipment of bird cages. Thirty styles and shapes making the most complete assortment of its kind in Southern Oregon. MEDFORD' S NEW UP TO DATE HARDWARE STORE Southern Oregon Hdwe. Co. .--: ';.!.,. Sporting Goods Phqne 300 203 West Main AUCTION SALE '' 1 . . 1 ' One or More Ford Gars Sold at Auction to the Highest Bid der Next Saturday at 3 o'Clock Other Articles of Interest to ' ;'-"'- Car Owners Are Also Sold We will sell anything you have free of charge brought to the, garage before 2 o'clock Saturday C: E. GATES AUTO CO. et-.r: tU'u r H' ! E' I LVi' T
