Medford mail tribune., January 16, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

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ENFORCE DRY LAW !j. P. MORGAN TO
MORE EFFICIENTLY LOAN $5,000,000
IN JOSEPHINE CO. TO CUBAN GOVT.
lit-,!' 1 ' lp 'f
) In sentencing a trio of bootlftggww
ta tb . Josenhlno county ccurt at
Orants Pom Saturday, to county pall
terms and heavy fint. Judgo F. M.
Calking ld from tho bench, acce-rd-in(
the Grants Pm Ccnrier:
"I wish to commend th offi
cer! of Johophlne county upon -'
ths tine pleca of work done here. '
They have been more successful
In their rndoaver to stamp out
this class of crime and at a lesser
rpens jhin have the officers of
, Jacksoa county. The methods
employed in obtaining: evidence
are upheld by the better e'.aea of
thinking people, and tho law ha
placed Its seal cf approval upon
these, methods.
The men sentenced were Sid Appls
hv Bert Lewis, and Boh Blackburn,
and they bad been found guilty of
aelltnic intoitcatina; liquor.
... '. Judge Calkins, in reply to a
'plea for leniency' for Lewis, re "
- piled that in his mind there was
no excuse fcr committing a
crime of this nature, as might bo
found in a case cf mealing; and
that la hit estimation there was
but one lower clvss of men. tho
one that derives his living from
the earnings of a fallen woman,
and that any man who eo!d In
toxicating liquor, especially tho
kind that it generally sold, would
receive no sympathy from Mm,
BA
MEETING
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Y. ft C. A. TUESDAY
WASHINGTON', Jan. ' 1. Tb
Washington government has notified
Cuba that she may negotiate a loan
of f 5,000.000 in the Cnlted States
but that the conclusion of th further
loin of ISO. 000. 000 suggested by
Cuba will flepond upon the ability of
the island authorities to reduce fur
ther the Cuban budget, It was Bald
today at the state department.
NEW YORK, Jan. 18: A 17.000,
C00 temporary emergency loan to the
Cuban government in all probability
will be announced by J. P. Morgan
and company tomorrow. It was learn
ed in Wall street today, following
word from Washington that the
tate department had approved such
a loan.
American bankers, it was stated,
have drc?ped consideration of the
proposed $50,000000 loan until con
ditions in Cuba lake a more satisfac
tory aspect
K. OF P. MINSTREL
THIS WEEK
HQW
TO BE A HUMMER
OKErtoy, moxtuy,, .TAxrxnv in,
.i '.K.'tJistjBn ,w t,a; iixiir.:' i'.. "... x
Christian Church Debt 1$ Over
Subscribed at Sunday's Meeting
7' Sport Flasks IMlflS.
NSTALL OFF GERS
MEDFORD
.0.0. F.
The annual meeting of the Y. W. C.
A4 tomorrow evening at 6 o'clock at
the Christian church, is the one most
Important time la tho year when ev
ery member - should ' be out to say
whom she wants for the new board
members and whom the wants to rep
resent Medford. at tie national cobt
vention in . Hot Springs, 'Ark., in
April. "The nominating committee,
elected at the membership meeting In;
October, will submit names fremt
Officer ef the I. O. O. T. Eneamp-
mfnt of Medford were Installed Frl
day evening as follows:
J. L. Read. C. P.; J. A. Millard, a
W; Lee Walklna, M. P.; 1. W. Hamlin
J. W.; L. O.. Howard, sortie; N. J
Wiley, treasurer; L. L. Paln, guide;
Carl Pearson, let W.; O. W. lilshop
!n4 W.; P. F. Ptone, 3d W.; Cha
! Dclmartcr. 4th W,; J. R. Ileese, 1,
3.; J. K. Daniels. O. S.; M. I. Mluear,
O. T.; James Bledsoe. O. T.
The installing ceremony was per
formed by A. It. Williams. D. D. O.
P., assisted by C. X. Parts. J. L. Dem-
mee, H. D. Turner, Fort Hubbard and
B. a Barr. , .,
MORE JAPANESE QUIT
WASHINGTON PARLEY
WASHINGTON. Jan. ,l.-r-(By the
Associated fresa) Ten members of
the Japanese arms conference delcg.-v
.Inn ..III lA,.a . ... . - n'.nna.
-u.iu 6i" u ir auu oae day for Japan, embarking at San
Francisco on the steamer Shlnyo
delegate will be elected. Also, every
woman and girl who has contributed
to the support . of -the association
should be out to bear what the Y.
W. C. A. has accomplished in its
first year. .Miss Esther Dayman, na
tional girls' work secretary," will be
the special speaker of the evening.
Mid an. Interesting program of read-
Maru on January 14.
Among- those returning are Major
General titake. who came here from
Europe to assist General Tanaka, tl;e
chief army-expert for Japan at the
conference; Lieutenant Colonel Mo-
flta. Major Xlfwihara, Professor Negi
shl. of the Tokio commercial univer
sity, who is one of the advisers to the
l ittered to the ltd with mirth and
melody, customed like the queen of
Sheba ovtt' on a earn plug tour, and
with a cast that will crack 'ein dtty
and knock 'cm defunct, the K. of P.
Modern tlntrels will regale tho ad
miring and gasping multitude which
will grace the law theater Thurs
day and Friday nights, January 10th
and 20th, with a molting of minstrel
ay which Is a riot from the lifting of
the curtain to the final clang of the
goes.
Teeming with the latent tng hits
fresh from Uroadway pastures, which
the jaded Gotham theater goers are
still humming, with the most com
plete and beautiful array of cootumes
which have ever appeared hern on tho
human frame and crowned with up-to-the-rolnuta
screaming sketches
md monologues, the show wilt sur
pass all previous efforts, along this
line. - ' '
Prcmtnent among those who will
be in the glare of the calcium light
will be Tom Rouse, who needa no
Introduction in the : minstrel Held,
Tom loves the taste of burnt cork.
When he sings "Aht the Oregon
World's Fair." old heads in the. au
dience who haven't had a cackle
lnce July first; will see joy in every
thing, even prohibition. Tom prom
ises to creato a riot. Nothing strange
In that! And, Oh Boy, wall 'till you
see the boy with the unhuman dogs.
No other than our Charlie Talent.
Save your votes for Charlie!
W. Y. Crowson, as Proi De Kak
lece. the world's mct noted monolog-
Ist 1b booked to have the limelight in ;
Sunday wa one of thi bliigCitt Uiiys
In thi history of the ChrUtlan church
In Medford. ,The iiccm1!' not only re
sponded to the call ta rnlse thn 12551)
to frei the church building of debt,
but over subscribed the amount',
which lll be u.icJ In making noces
sary Improvements on the building.
The duy opened with ihe next to the
lai'Kemt 8unJ;iy school ever assembled
in the churvh and tho amount of col
lection askod, 1100. wu exceeded.
A big audlenco assembled ut the l"l
a. m., .service althouiih it had been
advertised that the balance noon-iury
would be rulsed nt thai Bervloe. There
was good music by tho choir a!
special numbers after which It.wus
stated the amount necessary to raise
at the service, Includlnti thn Sunday
school collection was ItiO. Mr. M'l-
lard hud ehsrKO of ruining thi fund.
members of other churches uiul
frleitds tliatiklng tlivm lir their si
port to tho church, morally and fi
nancially, complimenting the mem
bers of their congregation for their
ready response to this cull snd al'
other calls made on them before and
en hnvlng n church fi of debt. ll
paid a splendid compliment to th
work of the pastor, 1. 13. Mlllnrd and
Mrs. Mlllnrd ami gave a short review
of their work, showing about iOO new
members hud been lidded In less than
threo year, that all department were!
active and that one of the alms of the J
five-year 'period, thn raising of tho
church debt, amounting to about'
15000 h.td been accomplished in leas
than thrvo years. Thn speaker then
presented the note and mortguK to
It. Kchulcr, one of the trustees of the
church when the building was vrct
ST. l.Ot'IH Ntunlsliius Ztiyxtko unrt
Paul Martinson to meet January fO,
ll.I.TlolllJ. Krunklln "Home
Hun" linker to quit bane bull after his
marrluge to Miss Murguret Mitchell
todar.
! MKLIUU'IINK eninens. AuMtrsl
lan Int4ma'ell!ht rhumplon, hnmh'
ed out In second round by tloosontan,
Ameriim,,
Tl'lA K. A. Ikinlnb, Oklahoma
City, elected president of the West
ern RMiu'lntlon,
' flllCAOO - Johnny Myers and
Johnny Kelonls tn meet January St In
middleweight championship wreMtllng
snatch, ' i. 1
Christian Church, Medford, Oregon.
and In about an hour over 06 as(ed and Mrs. K. Fisher, the only char
subscribed, which was tho cauan of ter member of the congregation llv
much rejoicing. j lng. After a few words, each of the
The church was parked to over- pun era wero burned,
flowing, all the standing room being The dotolomr wa- sons sfter which
set two. and will pot across one cftllkn ni1 mun' lurned awav at tlm(1 jjotn.-mormi Vows ere read,
the big crathes of the show. W. T. .th vnln' dedlc.torlsl service and Rltfrnttllvrly hy Hov wulnrJ ,h.
almost became a stage actor but he!h" ". "Zt,1 i wngregailon led by Itcv. J. It. Has-
Vandv kid"' and declares : ., ', nelt or ine .Metnofllst rnurcllaner
candy kid and a'7 The program was as follows: .h,.h ..... ., y. hr flirmrr t)11Mlor
Orchestra Selection 'Throw Out of the church here, and now retired.
the Ul Une" J-tlmore Tmade the dedlcatorial oraver and
became a
the only thing that hindered him
from realizing his ambition was
the low price of eggs in his youth.
An imposing array of talent makes,
Its appearance in the first part, "A
Kentucky Dokey," with Ben Lindas
aided and abbetted by Capt. .A. J.
Vance, Ed Gere. Ro'.lla Dcach and
Howard Grover. The balladtsts in
clude Everett Brayton. W. R. Gaylcrd.
Forest Edmeads and George Maddox.
Knights who fear their dark past
will be revealed can wear ear muffs,
for the end men have unearthed a
vast number of Jokes which will be
nmnr nt thAtr YTwn&ft. In addition
to the usual line of humor which 1st
WOMEN FORM EW
- STEEL TO OPERATE '
S THRU CANAL
SHIP
ROOSEVELT PARTY
Sl'klNOFlKl.D. 111., Jan 1. A new
political party to be called the "Koos
velt progressive party'1 and run entire
ly by women, llteu Incorporation pa
imrs today with Hecrvlary of Stale
Kmmersnn of Illinois. The Incorpors
tors are Chicago and Oak Park women.
The Incorporation certificate aayt
thn new party will nominate or sup
port candidates, "who are net subject
to domination of Mnvlnlhl govern
ments.' or to ths control, dictation or
domination of 'political bosses.' "
WASlltN'OTON, Jsn. 10. Tha
right of hi United lltiitos Blue! cor
poration snd Its subsidiaries Id op
erate stenmshlpa by way of the Pan
nna csnsl la uphold lit a imiUtlva
report submlttod today to Ihe Inter
state, rominerce commission ntMnlunr
dcslgnatrdto tako tvldi'iirn, Tim ex
aminer's report. It sustained by ths
commissi n , will svtiln tha contro
versy hliiiliiK atiout that pxtlut.
Steamship linos cpnrailng through
the ranul stlat knd the steel curpora
lion's rUht tn partli'lpato In ttui busi
ness on the ground that It was also
owner ( f a number of railroad line.
no m 'i of whlrh sro engaged Ul Usns
rontinnntsl traffic. lUllroad line so
engaged aro prohlblled liy law from ,
entorlug lulo dlnvl rompetltka with
bhtpsi la the csnsl trsds, '
The eAsmlnsr decided that none of
tho corporation's railroads fould bo
considered ccmpstltors for trsus-con-llnental
business and ttjal lbs owner
ship of msrehant vessels by the man
ulacturlng Industry had not bren for
bidden by congress.
WOMAN IN PORTLAND
Kills Wife. Sheets Oaughu
IIACKKN8ACK, N. J . Jan. H
Peter reppe today shot and killed bis
wife, seriously wounded hi daughter,
Mary, and committed suicide at his
home In Mttlo Ferry. Peppe recently
was arrested for nn support, the po
lire said and to this Ihey asciibd the
tragedy.
Under direction of Mr. Nlckersun
Double Men's Quartette "Friend
ship" Christian Church and D. O. K. K.
Male Quartette. consisting of
Messrs. Wuldron. J. W. Klrkpat-
llev. W. J. Kenton of tho Methodist
church, south, pronounced the bene
diction. The local church was organized In
US with 12 members, the old church
on the corner north of the Medford
PfriTt.ANt. Or.., Jan. H. Mrs.
Marie Adces aged II, who shot her
selt throush th left breast last Tues
day nlsht when her hushaml returned.
home unexpectedly and Interrupted a
dinner party, died fsrly today at a
hospital.
The shnnttng occurred ahlle her
husband, l.uthor t Artcos. was pursu
ing ICugenn C. Itsbel, one of three
gucsn. at the dinner parly, according
tn reports Of the affair tn Ihe police.
Th'n other guests were a man and
wife.
1
rick. I). K. Millard. Geo. Maddux, i hotel being erected In till, and the
Ed Gore, N. Merrill. W. It. Guyiord.
Solo "Shadows of tho Rvenlng"
: Ilalhbun
Mls Margaret Yager.
Anthem "Oh Would 1 hod Wlnas"
B. K. Il.yser
Choir.
lirass Quartette "Stilly Night" ..
." Huff
peculiar to the race of end men, mak- Two Cornets and Two Trombones,
ina Just another feature if the big Quintette "Jesus Lov(r of My Hour
show.
A special feature of the minstrel
show will be a short concert by the
augmented D. O. K. K. band.
Among the numbers presented by
present commodious quarters in 1111.
The congregation now has narly 400
memlx'SS.
People were present Sunday from
all over the county, and pledges and
letters, which re read, ere sent by
formr members of tho church living
else hers.
Miss Yngcr and Church Quartette.
Orchestra Selection "Fantasia tn
Gospel Songs" Hays
Quartette "Lead Kindly Light" ..
I. O. K. K. Quarlette.
them will be Orainge Irish tun. i Tddr 7n b.
I'VtV8'? TUl.be K,Ven- Can!a-'p'"'t'"': r- Tachl. an adviser to
the Y. W. C. A. for banquet reserva- tne foreign office on international law
ttnn Tl-lrsta T.O Mn .
from County Derry. This number Is
considered among the foremost of
modern compositions. ' '
and several secretaries.
Sae
71UI& hr L'IFAHTS sti INVALIDS
... ......... . ; . .-. ASK FOR
Ilorlick's
tine Original
1 ss r . . ,
itt i ' jrlr fl 9 f ivoia tmiiauon
'kif Substitutes
FotInAnts,Invand8aJ0rowfncGiIIdin iRieamint, malted grain extract in Powder
J" (Mglnal Food-Driok For AH Age IN Cnnking Husnhliing DigssHikta
WOULD TRANSFER
DRY ENFORCEMENT
WASHINGTON, Jen. 16. -Enforcement
of the national prohibition .act
would be transferred from the treas
ury department to the department of
Justice under a bill lntrodueod today
by Senator King, democrat, Ctah. The
measure was referred to the Judi
ciary committee without discussion.
halt of tho pastor and members of
ths other churches, complimenting
tho congregation on having a vision
to build a church scvtral years ago,
adequate to tho needs for years to
come, for their success in raising
funds to lift the mortgnKC, on the ex
cellent work they arc accomplishing
and on having such a splendid, pro
gressive pastor as Mr. Mlllnrd.
I He then told of the church of yes
terday, today .and tomorrow and of
jthe different conditions and problems
they hud and will have to meet, and
closed with an eopeaf to everyone to
devote Boms of their time, talents and
money to the west; of the Lord and
( his churches.
I Rov. E. P. Lawrence led the audi
ence. In prayer, after which S. H.
Smith, chairman of tho board, made a
I short talk welcoming the pastors,
im. ii-g"H!i.j..i j uu twnm-i -
News Summary
of Last Night
PARI Mlllerand accepts ministry
names presented by Polnrare to suc
ceed Priand.
RED RANK. N. J. Runaway air
plane , kills woman,' Injures several
when it crashes Into crowd of skaters.
L03 ANOELK8 llurch Jury tells
Judge there is no possibility of agree
ment after being out 6 hours.
"TEKINO Governor V, u Pol r"u, in
pector general of Hunan and II upon,
sends ultimatum to Peking giving
Liang cabinet three days to resign.
MANCHESTER. Ky. Flty armed
guards to (runrd streets when allused
I feudist charged with murder goes to
'trial.
"My
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NOW
PLAY
HOW BOUGH IS
AROUGH NECK?
Curlcy riynn is a Coney Island
Uowcry boy, rrady to iWht t the
dfop of a hat; n loud-mouthed,.
sweanntr, rollnkinK and. A deli
cately sensitive trirl ctiincd into hi
life, a girl who cnrrien the spell of
ttcnial ruinance. And the rough
neck- Sec
BERT
LYT ELL
in
A.TRIPtoPARM)ISE
Kl
ALTO
OOMINfJ WKJM4I.V
Marshall Nidlan's Plmto.
Inurutilc lunovslUxi with
Ion fiianey, Wesley Ilsrry
and 19 other Ntars In "HITS
OF 1JKH."
SSI
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csgi douTnLty Building &-tdan
AssoGiatiori
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MEDFORD, OREGON
CONDENSED STATEMENT
' December 31, 1921
OFFICERS :
CM.Kidd,
President
J. J. Emmens .
Vice-President
T. W. Miles
. Treasurer ,
: O. C. Boggs, f
i ; -. -.-,'''
Secretary and Attorney.
. ; . BESOURCES v
Cash ........1...:...... : $6,143.78 '
Iiitercat afcmed 1,177.00
Fines accrued ;... 14.40 .
-Notes reeeivable 123,500.00
AVater eertitVate .....:......-....... ' 28.50!
Furniture xuid fixtures 115.00
Liberty l)onds. 250.00
Contracts 9,525.50
Real Estate 1,774.65
Equity in Property .:..,. 1,458.00
Insurance paid : .. 27.00
$143,933.92
LIABILITIES ,
Notes payable $26,000jD0
Interest accrued 306.34
Exaniinjnff'fees .'..,...',.;..'......i..,.....', : 1 117.50
I'aid-un stock ...
Installment Stock
Dividends reserved ............
. Loans unfinished .'.
Redeemable foreclosure ....
Stirplns
Net profit for six months....
71,150.00
35,051.48
113.68
; 661.52
272,45
,6,880.34
4,380.61
$143,933.92
This Association is Managed by Conservative, Well-Known Business Men of Medford. J
A Semi-Annual Dividend
jr.'.
of zy2 per cent or more has been paid' every six months since, the organization of the
Association in 1909 ; , J ... '
DIRECTORS
O.CBogg.
Geo. T. Collins
Scott V.Davis
J. J. Emmens
A. L. Hill
Ralph Waldo Elden
CM.Kidd
J.C.Mann
T. W. Miles