Medford mail tribune., December 06, 1921, Page 8, Image 8

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TTTE MEDFORD RUN. OftEOOX. TFEsDAY. DECEMBER C. lf)21
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LONG RANGE RULE
OF ALASKA HITS
PROGRESS, CLAIM
Literalized Laws Urged in Gov.
Bone's Report Too Many
Bureaus Give People and
Capital Chance Pioneer
Spirit Maimed.
WASHINGTON, Dec. C Moro lib
eralised laws with an administration
coordinated and brouRht nearer home
U tho paramount need of Alaska, Gov
ernor Scott C. Done aaya In his an
nual report, made public today by thu
interior department.
"Capitol and peoplo are required to
develop tho resources of the terri
tory," ho said, "and until It is made
eaBler for Uieso two necesBary factors
to obtain a foothold tho territory will
not progress Under the present Ioiik
rango system of Kovornment Individ
ual Initiative has been halted and the
pioneer spirit maimed."
To promote efficiency by minimiz
ing delays, tho (,'overnor recommends
that the administration be centrullzoil
at Juneau, tho territorial capital, to
the fullest extent posslblo while gov
ernment supervision bn maintained nt
Washington with the various bureaus
dealing with the territory consolldnt
od under one departmental head. Me
BUggeBts bIbo that each essential bu
reau station a. representative tit
Juneau, empowered to act on nil mat
tors not affecting public policy.
Obstructions met by cnpital Beek-
to a fairer chanrn thau they have!
ever had in the puHt."
The governor recommenda: I. and
laws framed to meet distinctive and
divergent conditions in Alaska. A
colonization plan to be worked out
In conjunction with the government
railroad to bring under cultivation
the vast area of agricultural land in
the interior. Improved transporta
tion facilities and more equitable
freight rates, through private enter
prise, It obtainable, and under gov
ernmental regulation and control.
More liberal mail subsidies to enable
the postofiice department to function
in Alaska and thus aid In tho solu
tion of transportation problems. Con
tinued conservation and safeguarding
ot the fisheries in AlaBka. Uninter
rupted construction of roads and
trails throughout the territory. Al
lotment of at least one-half of the
net revenue derived from tho seal
industry on the i'rllillof Islands. An
appropriation of $.'100,000 to supple
ment the $Ijj,000 funds now avail
able for the construction of un ad
ministrative and executive building
In Juneau.
Governor none says tho territory
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The regular meeting of the Medford
center of the Public Health association
was held December 1, when detailed
rejHjrts of tho work of the county
nurse, Miss Kaldlne, were heard.
There has been a general demand of
a follow up meeting of the recently
held baby clinic. It was decided to
hold u weighing and measuring meet
ing on Thursday afternoon at the Hod
Cross rooma, December 15. All infants
and children examined at the clinic
should be brought In at that time and
place that a record of progress may be
kept.
ScaleB for this work were roiwrted
as purchased for tho use of the county
latlon having decreased 10,000 dur
ing the last decade to 30,000 and It
has not progresBed or prospored dur
ing the last fiscal year, or, Indeed,
slneo the conclusion of tho world
war. Itoth placer and quartz mining
havo been checked by adverse econ
omic conditions while the fishing in
dustry' has declined duo to tho over
fishing of the water3 during the
war.
is not growing numerically. Its popu- ,, ,' " '
, ,. . . filled and hereafter the same scales
will be used for each weighing and
measuring meeting.
Miss Kalldine's report In detail
brought out many Interesting and pit
iable cases that are now receiving the
needed personal attention. The report
in general was as follows:
Total number of visits 117; nursing
visits, li; instructive visits, 7; visits to
I tubercular patients, 11; visits to gen
leral cases. yO. Infant welfare visits,
IS; prenatal visits, 2: visits to schools,
10 home visits to school children, 13;,
visits to doctors, business calls, etc.,
118; routino inspection of Bchool chil
dren, 210. Three children taken to
Home for Feeble Minded. Ono patient
taken to tubercular hoBpltal at Salem,
one patient to hospital at Ashland, one
to Sacred Heart hospital.
Clinics held at .M Gilford, Talent and
Phoenix. Group meetings at Ashland,
Gold Hill and Central I'oint. One
Common stock of International Pro
prietaries, Inc., which was listed on
the .Now -iorlt curb .November 22. has. tuberculosis clinic; held. Monthly
been actively trailed in since that time weighing anil measuring meetings held
and Bhows a rise of from 3 to 1 points,
recent rales having been made from
Ing investment nnd by people In quest $. to $lil.G0 a share. This company,
of homeBtends hnve been lessened with headquarters In Atlanta, Ga., Is
eomewhat in recent years," tho gov-'the distributing company for Tunlac
ornor Bnys, "but by no means renin v
ed. Capital and peoplo are entitled
ASPIRIN
Name "Bayer" on. Genuine
A
TaltH Anpirln onlyi.s lold in each
pnckiiKG of Kcnulnn Mayor TuUIpIh cif
AHphin. Then you will he following
tho directions and domino worked out
by phyHiciatiH during - L yearn, nnd
proved nafe by, nilltloiiH. Tako no
chanecH with HUbHtiltitoH. IC you .see
the Bayer Ciohh on taldclH, you can
tako thorn without fear for Colds.
Headache, Neurit IkI". KheumatiHiu.
Karacho, Toothache, LtitnltuKO and
for l'ain. liundy tin boxeH of twelve
tabletH roHt few centH. DruKKitttH also
Bell larner packaseH. Anplrln Ih the
trade mark of Hay or Manufacture of
and other nationally advertised pro
prietary preparations. H.i annual tales
are in excess or $1,000,000.
The company is capitalized with
-00,000 siares of common Ktork, of no
par value, with no funded debt and no
liuhllitles, except unaudited vouchers
for current months.
The cash position of I lie company is
very Ftron, current ufwrnta Indus ap
proximately $1 .000,000. All of the pre
ferred stock of tho company nniount
Iiik 'o $1)00,000 having boon paid (iff
this year out of oarnlnKs.
Tho present management, which is
responsive tor the reuiarkauio growl n
and successful operation or the com
pany will continue and will also be
Interested through the ownership of a
Hithstantlal amount of the stock of the
company.
Tho business has been profitably
conducted since Its organization in
HUB; profits for 1020 being $!) I ',!: I
hel'oro federal taxes. For tho first ten
months of this year the profits were
$r77,SOti before redoral taxes, which is
at the rate of $;!Ki,Gr7 per year, or
over $;t.H! per share at tho present
market. It is understood that the
gross sales of tho company for tho
at Ashland and supplies of various
kinds distributed to five patients.
F
OF EMBEZZLEMENT
A Jury In the circuit court this af
ternoon after short deliberation re
turned a verdict in tho trial of R. 10.
.lohnson, a traveling salesman,
charged with embezzlement, of not
guilty. The specific amount named
in the indictment was $."(). .lohn
son was charged with the misappro
priation of funds from tho firm of H.
K. 1'eltz of Klnmuth Kalis, tobacco
jobbers. Ho was arrested last Aug
ust auifhas been at liberty on bonds.
The defense was represented by
Attorney George .M. Itobcrts and
contended that Johnson was a part
ner in (ho firm.
.lohnson Is a traveling man well
known In southern Oregon and
northern California, and has a wife
and family In this city.
Monoueeticacldester
of 8alliylicacld. very large,
Ailv.over $800,000.
w. o. w.
Medford Camp No. 90, Woodmen of
the World, meets Wednesday evening,
December 7th. nt 7:30 p. m. Election
months of October and Novombor havo I of officers. All members requested to
being In excess of, annul.
.1. CHOSE, Committee.
22V
RIALTO
Begins Tomorrow
MATINEE
Plays Four Days
MRS. WIFE:
Hang on to Your Hubby!
Steer Him
Clear of
Had a Date with three men in a
Cafe Father, Son, Uncle.
All three were sinners.
Mother's "Baby" surprised his dad.
Dad surprised son, .
And the Uncle won. .'
Oh! What a lark it was!
Stanislaus Strange made it peppy as a play and in movies it's a
blues-banisher with MR. and MRS. CARTER De HAVEN guild
ing you on this mile-a-minute joyride.
TONIGHT TOM MIX in "PRAIRIE TRAILS'
VOLUNTEER FIRE
FIGHTING FORCE
At 7:20 last evening the following
young men of the city met at the
City Tire Hall for the purposo of or
ganizing a volunteer firo department
tor fire protection In this city:
(leorgo Rates, Seely Hall, J. T. Con
rad, Victor anlelson, Bryan Tierce,
l.eon I.awton, W. J. 1'redenburg, R.
1.. Kauffman, Lloyd Wilson and War
ren Ilutler.
The meeting was called to order by
Chief Lawtou and Leon Lawton was
appointed temporary secretary. Tho
meeting then took tho business of
electing officers in hand and tho fol
lowing officers were elected: Cap
tain, J. T. Conrad: lieutenant, Seely
Hall; secretary, Loon Lawton, ana
treasurer, Cioorgo Gates.
The volunteers will meet semi
monthly and will drill with tho firo
prevention apparatus. They will bo
called only in a case where the fire Is
serious enough to wurrant a second
alurni. Should a firo start In the
business district of the city n second
alarm will be turned in at once.
All of tho members of the volun
teer company are permanent men in
tho town and can be depondod upon
to appear when called for. It is ex
pected that this addition to the local
fire prevention force will greatly in
crease Its efficiency.
The organization wU bo officially
designated as Auxiliary Hoso Com
pany No. 1.
ION WILL
Mrs. F. W. Swanton, undoubtedly
the host Informed person In the state
of Oregon as to the proper means to
relieve Inhuman cruelty to both hu
mans and animals, will address the
forum of the Medford chumbcr of com
merce tomorrow noon.
Officially, Sirs, Swanton Is tho gen
eral manager of the Oregon Humane
society, and in that position is brought
in contact with every case of cruelty
In the stato. No nobler service can bo
performed than to relieve suffering to
man or bcust when Inflicted by the
inhuman and the unscrupulous.
Acts of cmeliy that have come to
her ntteutlon are almost unbelievable
and a few of thesewlll bo called to the
attention of those who attend the
forum, which will be held at the Med
ford Holel annex dining room at noon
tomorrow.
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FOR THIS WEEK
Thero will bo two Important dairy
meetings In tho county this week. A
dairyman representing tho dairy de
partment of tho O. A. C. will he in tho
county for two dayB. On December
Sill, tho dairymen will gather at tho
Ashlund I'air In tho afternoon und
havo nn opportunity of discussing va
rious problems connected with dairy
ing with either Prof. Eitts or Jumi
son. On Friday, December 9th, n
public meeting will bo held in Bugle
I'oint, probably nt Urown's hull, at
2 p. m. All dairymen in this vicin
ity uro urged to bo present.
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 0c and
mnil It to Foley & Co.. 2S33 Sheffield
Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
In return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and croup: Foley Kidney
Pills for pains In sides nnd bnck;
rheumatism, backache, kidney and
bladdor ailments: and Foley Cathartic
Tablets, a wholesome nnd thoroughly
cleansing cathartic for constipation.
biliousness, headaches, and sluggish
bowels. Sold everywhere. Adv.
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FARMERS BENEFIT
IN MARKETING
Some time ago. tho directors of the
Poultry Producers' Association
sturted working on a plan through
which the growers of turkeys would,
like the producers of cgss, receive all
the profits derived from their sale,
with tho exception of tho actual cost
of putting their product on tho mur
ket. Their plan was to guarantee
the growers as much as any local
dealer would pay and after tho tur
keys were soid and the cost of hand
ling deducted, return all the excess
profit to the growers. At this time,
wo are pleased to announce that we
are returning to the growers $1,
lS'O.jti excess profit on this shipment
which will make the turkeys sold
through the Poultry Producers' As
sociation net the growers, freo of
all charges, v per pound net.
(Signed I 1'. C. l.OCKWOOP,
ii. H. STOWKi.L,
1 1 . II CLAKKK. Adv.
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Good appearance
at a lower price
The picture shows a typical Kuppenheimer overcoat, a
style of robust distinction, warm all-wool fabrics,
staunchly tailored one of the many splendid models
you'll find at this store. You'll readily see the advan
tage cf making an "investment in good appearance"
when you see the excellent values we now offer in
Suits and Overcoats
$42.22 to $50
see the windows
Other good all wool suits $17.50 to $35.00
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the house of Kuppenheimer good clothes
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Winchester Christmas
Roller Skate Special
For the boys and girls of Medford and vicinity
Through the courtesy of the Winchester hVpeating Arms Co. we can make you
this seasonable offering.
This Special Price Closes Saturday, Dec. 10
so we must have your order prim- to this time.
Regular prices on Winchester Bovs' Skates $3.!i0 r.liriutmo
Regular prices on Winchester girls 'Skates $3.75. Christmas Special $2.50
SpoeuVations : Tops of cold roll steel, Niekel plat
ed and huffed on top. Single row ball beai-ing disc
rolls. Cushion action. Host qualitv leather straps.
.Extensions to 10 L. inches. Keinforeed girder
Inune. a new Winchester feature that produces au
exceptionally strong skate.
Remember the Time Limit and Supply
Your Wants Immdeiately
New Merchandise for Christmas shoppers arriving daily-Watch our wondows
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
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