Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 20, 1921, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOm) MATL TniBUKR MKHFOltD. ORISON', TUESDAY. 1)F( 'KM 1 1KB 20. .1921 PAGE-STX Remarkable Harpist Tomorrow iitfirn ATTEMPTED CUT GN SUGAR DUTY HI RISH CABLES i COLLINS REPLIES TO AMERICAN IHillLflTM DUUUX, Dec 20. Colli mh, lontf mc loader of llu rfMHihlicun army, murto tin; jjrinciiml urgutiu-iit ycMtr-r-day afternoon for Hit? treaty lie Hlffned In London. Kamunn D?Vlni, the rppublicun nri'sidfnt flKhtliitf for roJrlion, rt nouncod the treaty ns "HUhveralnn of tlio republic' "TIlif treaty," dt'cliircd Collin this afternoon in fle-nying rharjffH that In hail .been bluffed into HlK:niii(f the document, "was not signed under the personal Intimidation of any delu gute." The people, ho said, did not under Htnnd the immenwj powers tho treaty hud glvvn the Irish peoph'. IriHh as piration were mdisfiert with security and freedom and the removal of the Hritlsh nrrny was proof that the na tional principles had been established, he arued. Mr. Collins' argument thai .the , constitutional riht under tho treaty was actually the same as that of Canada and Africa and that Ireluud had no less a rlKht than Can ada to flend an a mbaHsad nr to the United .States was greeted with elieers. ,, in the course of his Hpeedi Mr. Col linn, referring to eahleKi-ams ho had received from America said ; "What I am going to say wilt make mo unpopular in America for the rest of my Ufe. 1 am. going to hide noth ing 1 think for tho Bake of American popularity. "I .received a cablegram from Kan - Francisco paying: " 'Stand fast. We will send you u million dollars a month.' ''My reply to this was to send half a niillion and send a thousand men fully etjulppod. . "I received another cablegram from a branch oT the American Asso ciation ftfr Itoconilion of the Irish KopuMic reading: " 'Don' I weal; en now; stand with iJeValera.' "Welt, let t hat branch come over and stand with both of us." , Had Kidney Trouble Ten Years j Don't give up hopo if you aro surfor from Iwiokache, rheumatic pairiH, Htil'f, swollen Joints, always tired fool ing, pnins In groin nnd muscles or -other symptoms of kidney trouble, J. - 'T. Osborn, rt. F. r, No. 1, I,ucasvl)o, I)., writes: "1 had lildnoy trouble for - .10 years. I tried all Kinds of kidney v remedies but thty did me no good. 1 .'.'toot one bottle. ot Foley KUlney Pills nnd they hiilped mc so much I am well !noW."i Sold nvorywhora... , ...i Adv. fe te not Satisfied Unless loi Ate" CITY GLEANING & DYING CO. 101 South Riverside -'QUALITY, WORK, Shoes lvcpnired While You Wait. E. N. BIDEN, Prop. Wlion vour THE Vulrntiizmg and retreading. Wlicnjour . Full line Iichclin and : Duds r(YJY Mflflif Dia,,wud Tivcs- ! '. Aro in our jJul lWJl Phone 451-J. 35 N. Fir St. SlldS DeVoe's Eastside Fountain ,. . ,. bomething Delicious vou'enn bet, vou'll got r- Is open h.r suits. lxenieiii'l)cr we sp'M TJusiness in the (.all for cinlizc on roiih dry fs'uilv SPARTA BUILDING -j -pv . wash. jo0ue JKi ver American MEDFORD TENT AND Soecial Laundry Co. AWNING WORKS j Manufactured bv 2V &. Riverside. Phone 873 Manufacturors Medford Candy Co. mm n WITH Awnin-s. Camp Outfits. We 1 BUILD WI 1 H make Auto Tops and cover r oh crete ous,iions R0GUE VALLEY .' K $lr MILLING CO. Wo iiiHiiufiK'tuiv hollow hulhllnu P-'H Xo. (irnpe St. Jledford. iiio, hollow mocks, iirick nnd iioot- Leading llrands Ing Tile, l.rmh lulterns. See our NASH BARBER SHOP Tm TTIinMnin wiow wan. ,:-,i.u,cS Mr,,.,.,. Ur.to.da(e yervk.c. V1LM0 " HARMONY ed. Medford Concrete Construction Co j Bowumm & Noe, Prop3. Medford, Oregon ' w It One of tlio nioul Interesting features of tills Roasou'K triunipbant summer tour of Sousa'a baud, is the plny.ni; or youtiK Winifred Bambriek, the remark able young harpist who came out of Cunuda recently nnd took Now York by Htnrm lit her debut recital in Aeolian ball. Already under tho baton of the March Kim;, the .unl'allini; tri umphs of Ml.-is Kambriek have won her a f emost place unions tho livinK virtuosi of tho harp- A singular, ! moHt phenomenal, combination of pow TO COGS OF I. A'KW YORK, JJeo. t!0. A monu ment to perpet ual c tlio memory if mcsHengel' dogs t hat servtfd on t lie battlefields of France and Itel.sium is to be, erected hi .the canine cemetery at llarlHdal, near White Plains, N. V: The memorial, It was n nnounced by plot holders today, will cost $2,. )(). Denignod by a v known sculptor. Phone 474 QUICK SERVICE The Model Boot Shop 21 S. Central erect mm SlE ffffir lij'l er, technical truth and tonal flexibility distinguish the playing of this now risen artist of tho harp. At evory appearance wjth Sousa's hand, this young harpist continues to astonhrh critics and amateurs, arlista and laymen, with tho roundness, clar ity, crispness and contrasts of her tone. They are amazoil and delighted with the unforeseen range and re sources of the harp as she plays It.. , Page theatre, matinee and night, Dec. 21st. tomorrow. , the monument is to consist of a war dog in heroic size with (helmet and canteen of bronze The Hartadale cemetery Ih said to be the only ani mal burial ground in the United States, with the one In T'aris its only rival in the world. It covers four acres and contains hundreds of mon uments, hen list ones and vaults to mark the last resting place of beloved pets. Ada Clllmun Dead. rniLAUKU'lHA, Dec. 20. Ada (J ill man, C 7 , ono of. the best. Known actresses on the A merican stage for nearly hair a century, died yester day at tho Kuwin Forrest ..home for adorn at 1 lolmesbui-g. ' - ' Mason, Ehrman & Go. .Wholesale Grocers Cig'ar Importers Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Lewiston If you want Medford to be patronize "LIVE WIRE" WIRE" factories. MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS Carl Fichtner, Prop. WAHHINVITO.V f -- Sugar duties of two rens a pound proposed by the Kordney tariff bill are higher than any that have been imposed in j thirty yt'uiK the si-nate thmn'-e com-! inittec was told yesterday by JCdwin j F. Atltins of Hoslon. speaking for va- i riou;- Anwri -an sugar romimnies ! operating in Cuba. 1 If enacted, he said, the Fordijey rates "will work great liarin to Cuba's sugar industry, and impose rn unjusl burden upon Amerban consumers for the benefit of our domestic pro ducers." When the witness laid stress on the financial sit u at ion in Cuba and said that the rehabilitation of the country depended on the prosperity of the sugar industry, Kenalin- Hmoot, re publican, I'tnh, asserted that the. beet sugar producers in A merj-'a were in as had a shape us those in Cuba. Calling attention to the Dritish duty of 4 & cents a pound, he saitt, it was proposed to help the American re fineis get some of the Miitish ;rade. He charged that the Cid.an pro ducers had kepi up the price after the war to such an" extent that the A merican govern men t encouraged dealers to buy in other countries to break the market. Senator Hmoot remarked that with out the tariff, the beet sugar pro ducers would not have been able to continue business. . , . 1 Charges that beet sugar producers In the United" States had started a movement to limit Cuban, sugar im portations Into this country to two million tons were made by II. S; Ru bens of Xew York, chairman of the committee on -Cuban emergency. . TEXT BOOK of WALL STREET . 1922 Edltloa dow ready for frea distribution McCall, Riley & Co. Member. Cemnklt) Block Kxehanx. of Naw Vork 20 Broad St., New York For Health Vtni Vljror i nnd Vltallltj -l AllI.tiTS MALE OR FK, . . ainpluet Pro, on Ruriucst. Aftk for WELCH'S the OKJ llllNAI,. HHWAIIK OK -IMITATIONS A.VO MljnriTI-IIUTKS. WELflll rl!U(! L'O., llil Kdcly. st). Dupt. ,l.K:in Frnncisuo. a "LIVE WIRE" town be a business firms and purchase goods made at home by "LIVE ' i lee Watkins 6 Co. FEED STORE Choice Grade, Crushed liar ley, Flour, Bran and Mid dlings, ilav, Grain and Poultry Feeds. . 397 South Front St. Veterinary Hospital AM) Sale Stable DR. G. A. GITZEN 111 N. Fir St. Phone 551 CALENDARS Do not order .until you have seen our samples. We have a line from one of the largest factories and win save you money. Medford Printing Co. Phone 75 i ( for Women Furs, camisoles, boudoir caps, f.ij!e rie, neckwear, blouses, presses, aprons, petticoats , Face Creams, perfumes, talcs Candies Jewelry Baskets Woolen dress materials Balhinc suits and sweaters Wool hose 1 Send name ami address for free directory of Oregon Products. W O O D Vnder cover, $:?.()() per tier and up. J'rompt delivery. 1118 N. Central Wood Co. Phono tlS .-X J. M. CARLTON CHAS. MILLER RADIATOR SHOP 128 N. Grape St. '. I'llnni' nao-rt "LIVE WIRE" yourself and MAGAZINE SUBSCRIPTIONS Aro 'down to rock bottom now. Get your orders in early before fall raises in price. 0. L. DAVIDSON Cigar Store Cor. Fir and Main Streets When von store vour 1 Iuiim hold Effects Choose a reliable I inn. EADS' -Transfer and Storage 22 North Front St. MEDFORD BLACKSMITH SHOP Repairs and builds springs! All new springs guaranteed, i i ' ;01l,1.al repair, Blacksmith- i ,m!r. nu y Snr ntr Furi.:.,.n I in Southern Oregon. 118 S, Bartlett. Phone 183-J y 4 .,je for Men Hats, caps, neckwear, silk shirts, pajamas, suspenders, bathrobes, fishing taGklt, cigars, belts, razors, soi all made in Oregon. All of the best quality. Tell ycr dealer you want aa Oregon Brand. for tJie Folks Back East! Oregon preserved fruits and Oregon quality nuts. Associated 702 Oregon Building, Portland Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors W OO D ! All kinds of wood at rljglit prices; dry mill blocks. ' Order. Promptly Filled MEDFORD FUEL CO. Cor. Kir nnd Third Phone 242 ASK FOR 's MADE OF THE FINECT CORN HUSKS "FAMOUS THE VALLEY OVER" Manufactured for Wholesale and Retail THE GUSHER CAFE Merriman's Blacksmith Shop THOMAS T. MSRRIMAN, Proprietor. ' 20 South Riverside Auto and Bus Bodies Built to Order 1 ' I 33 j I'pliolsli'iy gives your car a hojilihy I niiK-unuiic t'omo kc( our fiu,vs. j Wo luuko auto tops statu! up utidrr all wnithrr conilitioiis. Windshield re i pairing. c. K. roi.i.ixs ! :Ul S. Kivrrsuh' Ave. J. 1". COOK l'hmip 270-Y ARTHUR WEST PAINTING PAPERING TINTING Phone 477-J 231 FatKinlli St, Practical Gifts for the Home A Real or Oregon Willow Rodcer Range or Steam Cooker Refrigerator Art Minor ) Lamp and Sharla Fluff Rn Indian Blanket Phonograph Industries 032 - "SINGER" for a Christmas Present Ask About Them. 'o have usod machine's from , ' $5.00 up. . ' TERMS.-'' '.' n Singer Sewing Machine Co. l'O'Soutfci Fir.'"' " ' Ptione'ai.S-R THE FAMOUS opile oprmgs Phone 279-J For Printing That Excels Phone 76 Medford Printing Co. Where Experience Counts Your wearing apparel nnd house hold goods cleaned in the most up-to-date fashion, with new and up-to-dnto machinery. Apparel Cleaners Dyers and Hatters Phone 223 DAVIS Transfer and Storage MOVED to larger quarters at 29 South Grape street. Wc move everything !and have storage for household and other goods. Phone 644 Medford . r