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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 19, 1921)
rF.DFORB MATT; TTUTUTXE. MFDFOTlT. OftEflOy.' S.V.TITRD VV.'XOVFAini-R 10, 1021 THREE PACKING WORKERS CORPORATION TAX LOOK OVER BOOKS INCREASED BY !. TO FIX WAGES CONGRESS ACTION CIlU'AfiO. Nov. 1!. St m ;y:uus worki'i'H in plants of the "li liv-" l-acktu-.s , throughout he mulIU--wt s: today wvve making their .ih- i.siun ujmui the wage cut fixvd by the Ar mour, Swift :uul Wilruti employes themselves, after insper-Mon vi their employois' hooks. The eut is eight per tent fur pioee workers who eomprise about half the employes ami from .1 to 7 ' -j cents an hour for others. Kep : resentntivoB of 40.000 employes arlopt i etl the wage fist yestenlay, aiul it is believed that within the next few flays Vjr,000 employes in the industry will have agreed to the new seah. t No ehnnge In t lit overtime or eight-hour day arrange .-nents was made. The eut goes into effect November "X. The initial step toward the reduc tion, taken by representatives of all the Armour plants yesterday, came after five hours of deliberation by the "shop representation" committee of employes. liepreseutatives of the butcher workmen's union at Omaha were un certain whether members of that craft there would agree to the reduc tion. Seven thousand local employes of Swift und company followed the Ar mour action with a vote in favor t the reduction and employes of Wiiso'i and company voted to accept a reduc tion and were to meet today to fix the amount. V ASIliNCTOX. Nov. 10. Complet ing their revision of the tax bill, house and senate conferees agieed today to a corpoiation income tax rate of ll'1; per cent, the figure fixed in the orig inal house measure. This is an in crease of per cent over the present rate, but is 2 per cent less than the! figure agreed upon by the senate. The conferees also agreed to the senate amendment repealing the $2l00 normal exemption allowed corpora tions, except that this exemption would be continued in the case of cor porations having; net incomes of $-5,-000 a year or less. The Semite managers receded from the senate liquor tax amendment, and ihp original house provision was re written into the hill. Tills provides for a tax of $-.20 a proof gallon on alcohol with an additional tax of $1.-0 I a gallon on whiskey or on alcohal legally diverted for beverage purposes. St. Mark's Episcopal Cor. North Oakdale and fifth Sts. S a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. in. Sunday school. 11 a. m. Morning service. Wm. II. Hamilton. Vicar. teams for the new church will meet at J the home of the, pastor, 1!7 North! Orange. Young' people's "win-my-chum ser vices held each nisHt this week in the lA'-aguc room. First Baptist Church "The Friendly Church" North Central and Fifth Sts. 9:15 a. m. Hihle school. K. W. Meant, supt. A good place to study the book of books. Jl a. in. "The Time Kleinent in Pro- Catholic Church South Oakdale Avenue. Kirtft mass Sunday at S a. m. Second muss at 10:30 a. m. . Honediction after second mass. He v. John Powers, Hector. Main Street Methodist Church, South Coiner Main and Oakdale. W. J. Fenton, Pastor. Simdny school at 10 a. m. Dr. Frank Roberts, superintendent. We have a live, growin;; school and you will enjoy it. Preaching services at 11 a. m. and T :'M) p. m. by the pastor. You are always welcome. "(! id So Loved the "One RIT1SH LABOR IN S I LONDON, Nov. 19. (Hy Associated Vreas.) A manifesto issued today by the labor party on behalf of the whole labor movement of Great Ilritain pro mises support of any steps that may be necessary to make the American proposals for naval armament reduc tions effective, and calls for the exten sion of the proposals to all forms of armament. !S0N ESCAf SACK FDR LIFE ST. l.DI'iH, Xuv. 10'. After three yvurtf ipf I'roedom .Iuiiich St i ne, iicki-o, :ij;e watt returned to the federal IM-nilentiary at Leavenworth, Kas., early today, where he was nerving a life sentence for murder, when he escaped October IS, l'.US. Kline was convicted of killing a fellow soldier at Spokane. Wash., in 1)12. lie had adopted the name of Shields during his residence here. Mary Pickford at Page Mary IMckl'ord, America's sweet heart, will appear at the Pafie theatre today, tomorrow and Monday in "Throusli the Hack Door." an original t photoplay by Marion Kuirfax. This picture permits the favorite star to I flash her familiar talent. She is the young sit'l again the young girl with curls and a million dollar smile. The : picture is a fragrant romance which travels over a score of years and finds expression in Europe anil America. j The picture sends out flashes of fine I sentiment and appealing humor anil is perfectly acted. Salvation Nell r.t Rialto "Salvation Xell," the famous stage play in which Mrs. Kisko achieved such great success, has been adapted to the screen with pretty Pauline Stark in the title role, anil will he the feature attraction on the bill at the Kialto theatre for a three days show ing beginning tomorrow matinee. The story of a girl brought up in the sums, but who finally finds the right road through the Salvation Army. For the production one of the finest sets ever used for picturo work was built. A full sized street was con structed, street cars installed, side walks laid and paving put down. All lor a few scenes, but these scenes were of vital importance. DIANA CM MONTI'KMKK, 1 ml., Nov. 1!. Although wounded Jerry Kligle, night watchman shot and lulled an uniden tified bandit who was a member of a gang attempting to rob the postoffi"e here early today. Two other men fled in an automobile following the shooting. Knglc, attracted to the pnstoffice by an explosion, approach ed the building, and began firing. A l.ullet from the bandits struck Knglc in the stomach. lie returned the fire and several bullets struck the robber, killing hi minstantly. Evang.-Luth. Zion's Church Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave. Rev. Dr. W. It. Morenz Oeser. Pastor. Ites. 51S West Fourth St. XXVI. Trinity Sunday. Sunday school 10 a. m. Divine service 11 a. in. Catechetical instruction for confir mation every Saturday afternoon at 'i o'clock. gress. Anthem, Sti iner. World." Mixed quartet. Ambrose. Sweetly Solemn Thought." t'.::tn p. m. Senior and intermediate societies. 7:3" p. in. "Does Clod Punish .''' Anthem, Shelley, "Hark, ilavk. My Soul." Duet. Howe. "In the Cross of Christ We fllory." Mrs. l.each and Mr. Walk er. Monday 7: :in p. m. 11 lee club. Tuesday 2:110 p. in. Ladies' Auxil iary meets with .Mrs. l.each, lt s. Laurel St. assisted by Mrs,. M. (.. Dailev, Mrs. lion. Whitenian, and Mrs. Hague. Wednesday 7:30 p. in. Thanksgiving prayer meeting. Thursday 7:30 p. in. Choir rehearsal. Strangers in tho city invited and all who are looking for help. Monthly sacred concert, better than ever, Nov. l!i. Frederick It. Leach, pastor. First Christian Church Cor. Ninth and Oakdale. Dell Fly Millard, Minister. Hible school 9:45 a. ni. Herbert llerrian. supt. Preaching service 11 a. m. Subject, "The Fine Art of Praising." Special music and a hearty welcome to ail. 6:30. Christian Endeavor service. Young people especially Invited. Kvening Kerr ice 7:30. Subject,' "Living a Three Fold Life." You are welcome to our warm Sun day evening service. Special music. Presbyterian Church fiible school 9: -15 a. m. Carl J. ltroni mer, superintendent. Our school is graded for all ages. Morning worship 11 a. in. Sermon subject, "Ingratitude versus Grati tude." Music, w ill he a solo, "The Lord Is My Light" by Alletsen hy Mrs. Fred Strang, and a trio, "Lead Me Hy Thy Hand" from Ilelshazzar hy Mrs. Fred Strang, Mrs. ldna Isaacs and Forrest Ednieades. Christian Endeavor societies 0:30 p. in. Topic, "The Goodness of God." This is a Thanksgiving subject. Evening service 7:30 p. in. "A Stand ing Order, In Everything Give Thanks". Music by the young people's chorus Miss Mary E. Gore will slug a sacred solo. Advice for Women Who Suffer "I advise every wouinn who suffers with kidney trouble' to try Foley Kid ney Pills," writes Mrs. llcssio Brawn er, 2522 Scovillo Ave.. Cleveland, O. could not do niy housowork, but since taking Foley Kidney Pills I feel iiku u new woman uuu ani auiu iu uu j riiy work." Kheuuintic pains, swollen i ankles, backache, stiff joints, sore muscles and sleep disturbing bladder ailments indicate disordered kidneys. Foley Kidney Pills act promptly. Sold everywhere. Adv. Fourth Call for Market Road Bonds State of Oregon, County of Jackson, Jacksonville, Oregon, Nov. Ill, 1021. Notice is hereby given that there are funds on hand for the redemption for all Market ltoad Hond warrants pro tested prior to this date. Interest ceases on this date. ' A. C. WALKER. 07 County Treasurer. Low grade lignite and rlco husks are combined into a fuel in Spain ' '! : ,1 jj Radiator Shop Radiators Fenders Body Work 128 N. Ornpo l'hono IHIO-H PICTURES OF KAISER SLUMP l PRICE GENEVA, Nov. 20. Paintings of the Hohenzollerns and the Hapsburgs have slumped in tho market until what are considered by dealers good por traits of tile former Geruian emperor and the late emperor, Francis Joseph of Austria, brought only bids of 100 francs each at a recent art salo in Zurich. Portrait of the former German Crown Prince, Frederick William, in his Death's Head uniform brought of fers of only 50 francs. The dealers offering those and other j similar pictures guaranteed them as 'coming from tile various royal palaces. The pictures are to be taken to the i United States and to England, where j the dealers hope the markets will he ! better. OLYMPIATO BliSLD I0SI IE ULWMri.A, WiiMi., Nov. 1!). Ilanr for construction of a $-00,000 fire proof hospital here were nuidu at, a mi-t'tiiitf of about 100 loi-al business nit'ti last nightl The institution is to be non -set-1 a ri.in and will accommo date from 1LT. to I'iO patients. Work is to be started on tho building as soon as organization is completed and plans approved, il was said. SLOAN'S EASES PAIN RELIEVES THE ACHE TORMENTING, aconlzing rheu matic aches are quicUy relieved by Sloan's Liniment. Apply it freelv ar.d enioy a comforting i- n-e of warmth. pevrtra:ew.-ithflii tiMing. i ok1 a!oi) lor ri i.uk.i, Inni'uaxo. neuralgia, over-excrtrd muscle. Mid joims.'e eternal arkc-j and pallia, bad: aclijii, strains and sprains. Don't let pain lay yon up. Keep Sloan's Liniment r.jr.ily and at tlie fnt s-ipn i f r.n he or pain, ue il, fo:' it ft r'.'iiniv floe-; pro'lui"e re- n!t s. At a!! ni'i-t 3::, 7'V, vl-"- Liiiimenl STEEL INDUSTRY WASHIXCTOX. Nov. in.Tln. Iron and steel industry has reported a do crease of 37, S per cent In tho number iOf workers employed in October, as (compared with the same month last i year, the department of labor :i jMouneed today, in a summary of" the 'employment situation. JMRht or. four teen representative industries report ed increases, the largest belli; thy i woolen industry, which employed last ! mont h ii 2 S per cent more than in October. 1!20. ! Six of the fourteen industries re ;port' il increased payrolls as compared (With th same pi-riod last year. The iiron and steel industry report indi cated a decrease of 67. tj per cent from MM V'uenr. OFFICERS ESCAPE HAMI'.l'K'l. Nov. 19. Former !.i tttenant (.'omiit.iniler .lohann iloldt. who. vith Lieutenant Inttmar, was lonvicted of inanslatiyhter for firing on the lifeboats of the I'anadian hos pital ship I.lanr!oeiy iastle aft' i- the 1 h.ol lie n torte-d i in the sum- ni'-r of '. 1. has esi apfd fienl prison 'here. Tirst Church of Christ, Scientist Authorized branch of The Mother! Church, The First Church of Christ, Scientist, in lloston, .Mass. Services are held every Sunday at 1 1 o'clock. Subject for Sunday, Nov. ltd: Soul and Hotly. Sunday school' at 9:45. All under the age of twenty are welcome. Wednesday evening meetings, which' include testimonies of Christian Sci ence healings, at 7:15, church edifice. 21 -i North Oakdale. The Reading Kooni which is ill the M. V. &: H. Hldg.. is open daily rroin 1 to 5. except Sundays and holidays. The Hible and all authorized Christian Science literature may ho read, bor rowed or purchased. The public is cordially Invited to at tend the services and visit the Head ing Room. w o q D llest wood of nil kinds.. Only wood In city nndcr cover. Also best Ulan Coal at $17 off our. VALLEY FUEL CO. 2nd nnl fir Phono 71 Jacksonville Presbyterian Church Sacred concert to be given hy the choir on Sunday evening, November 20, at 7 : ,'tO p. m. Anthem, "Consider the Lilles"..Cliorus Hymn SS. Hass solo '. Mr. Scougall Scripture. Mixed quartet Mrs. Hanna, Miss Iloefs, Chester Wendt. Geo. Wendt Duet and chorus, "In the Hour of Trial" Mrs. Hanna. Mrs. .Martin and chorus Announcements. Duet Mr. and Mrs. Scougall Offertory. Duet. Miss Nelderniier and Miss Hoofs Remarks. Anthem, "The Lord Is My Shepherd' Chorus Honediction. Organist, Miss Leora Godward. Director, Harry Scougall. First Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth and Itartlett. J. Randolph Sasnctt, Pastor. Office 2J Jackson Co. Hank Hldg. Phone BCS. Hible school 10:15. Classes firr all ages. N. II. Franklin, supt. Morning worship 11 a. m. "A Thanksgiving Heart." ICpwortli League fi:30. A "win-my-chum" service. All young people especially Invited. Kvening service. "Christianity as a Revelation of the Plan of Salvation." Morning: Anthem. Fear Not Ye, I Israel (Spickerl. Soloists, .Mrs. Van Scoyoc, .Mrs. Pierce, .Mr. MacDonoiigh, Mr. Scougail. Quartet, The Ninety and Nine (Wllsonh Mrs. Pierce, Mrs. Sasnctt, Mr. MacDonoiigh, Mr. Vroman. . Kvenins: Anthem, Short Te Deum In K Flat, fllnck). Soloists, Mrs. Pierce, Mr. MacDonough. Soprano solo, Close to Thee (Hriggs) Mis. Anderson. Miss Matie Vroman. pianist; Mr. Hernard Roberts, organist: Mrs. Mnv Jordan-MacDonoiiEh. director. On Monday evening the canvassing DAY OR NIGHT WEEKS-CONGER CO rvncr&I Director Better an iLver -ill -sssk Samson Model M Tractor Comes to you Completely Equipped with Pulley, Governor, Platform and Fenders, Oil Pump, Water Pump, Magneto and Roller Bearing Dust Proof Front Wheels. $895.55 Delivered on your farm. 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