Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 17, 1922, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAOF TIIREU declared 'John Itotwrt Clynen, labor not live for lonf upon the allowance lendor. In the holme of commoM. in anjeclv4 from relief boUle, he aaid, Bdlreii latx nliiht. . i ."Their dine BncMalty," h added. Tlw unemployed worn reduced to I "will exhaust their patlenco and nrtva- FRIDAY NIGHT AT BE ON PROGRAM E , SELL HIGHWAY NOTE TO COL. BOWLBY imih elender reource that they could Ulon may drive them to exce." G. " 'MEnPOTTO MATT, TTUBTTOT!, MT!T)FOTW OHFJOy. TUESDAY. JANUARY 17, 10:22 MASON READINGS BEN ELL TO OREGON ACCEPTS HAPSBURGS LIVING PRESIDENT SENDS RNMENT AID POVERTY BAPTIST CHURCH PASS FORUM FOR MATERNITY JEWELS FOR FOOD 'Mm lUiptlMt women have nnunK'd to itlve a strictly IiIkIi cluit cntortaln HX'ltt Frlduy evening it i tun Flint 1 lit t tlnt church llirouuh tlin coming to Medfurd.for tlmt iliitn of John Fnut I'Hck Mime ii, render, ImpnrHtnialnr and humorli. An tlii'rn In tin Chautauqua courao tliln winter our liuoplo iihould Hall tlll'MIBI'IVr llf Ill'llllllR till fx- colini 1'iii.Mlnliitiicnt, Hnvornl mul cut Muloctlon will tilao b rendered. Tlu tlt'k"tn huvn been placed at 50c for adult; high school Htudent 30 iiml children 26. Tlkut nmy be ttocurttd ul Miimli' Krocery, Among 'the ninny pre notice tlm following U M'lnctd: Mason Convulse local Mull hi'W'I- 4ft PrcntM clever rndlng, tin rare ability u Interpreter. Ktudent mid faculty of Hi 11 locul high '!' "l on Joy.-d u hm. hour of hearty IiiuhIiIiii! this afternoon at ne o'clock, wheu John Krwlnrlrli Mskui gave three hu morou reading. Mr. Mitn' ability to rttanK the cuprrsitlon of It In fare, nnd hi skill at imperwonntlng humoruu character n ltviited liln Biidli'iico Unit ha might tm talking yet, If tin hud 1 ne hlu lie.irera wished. The. Dalle C'bron- There will Im ii dduliln program to morrow nt tlio forum of the Medford chamber of romimiico which will be held at thn Medford holel at noon. O. R. lUanrhard, preldout of thn chamber of commerce of Urautu Prnw. will head n deleKiitlon from that city and wilt deliver ua address, whereas lien Bcnvull, tlm famou iictor-4-ntor-tuluer, hu consented ti furnlxh thn entertainment fenturn of the program. Hy reputation, lien Brovelt In known to many theatregoer u being n man of mmxlilnt and bubbling over with hnpplneH mil hla spticurlilK at the forum of thn Medford chamber of com uiereo i considered a dlxtlnrt compli ment t thn lliniiiltenthlp. An ther will be a good nuuiy bul ntu men present from Oram Pn, tlm member of thn local chnmlier should umUn an eitra erfurt to bit on hand. WAHIIINUTON, Jan. 17. Twenty two Ht;it5 already havo. accepted tho federal aid for maternity caro provid ed Id thn maternity net and IU prob aTnTiicreptiineo by most of tho other hu been llidlruled by UilO of.'lrllill. It (iKNKVA, Jan. 17 Hcjittered thru out KuroM, tho member rf thn once proud hoiiMe of HapfburK urn nil living in, rolntlyely poor clrcumntance, iome of them in poverty. Kx-Kuiperor Ctuirle aod ex-rcinpren Z.iui, who wore ent to Kunchl, Mn- w .mnoimred U)d..y by Minn Owe "KMl" ot tlm tulle, are u,... .., .... ..!...-..-. i Ml'imntlnu their aliowanco by the , ... v........... BH.. of omo of the family Jewel, and n memii-r or ttio rmienii uoitru ci Andiduke KiiKene and Ferdinand maternity and Infant hyulene, charged havo I)0rmttel by the HwUt gov with ndmliilNtrailon of the art. Lrnment to remain at I.urerne. VUn of tho altileH In luware, Minno- Arehdukn Max and Krfwlcrlc ore llv- mm. New HiimiH,Mrn, New Mexico and lnK wll, Arohducbee Joeepha In Hu- Oreifon huvn hr-i hy action of their IcKldluline.. vtilli) itcven have dono ho thriMixh thulr K'lvernor. Thn Nltn Hrcptin receive under thn bill 110.000 for the flecul year end- In next June 30 and 15000 lu micreed ln yeiir, with an additional 10000 and a pr"ortln;il eiitiro of 1710, WO boned on population if the amount are matched by Htato appropriation. h le, The lNilli-e, Orin, - TO BUY FIGHT TICKET CtltCAUO. J,m, 1". )rr Mathew (llBttllnKI Nelnolt, f.irtuer UlthlWetKht rhnmplun ( tho world, tinlay lo "out" j 50. tho price of two ticket for a tiovltlK roiitmt. It I the flrkt tltlie Nlw"ti ha been forced, to dig Into hi piH-keU to et a fluht. Nelmm, with hi lUtle brother, lint Junior, titteiupted to rih the cute at a !' tiK- miik und iireiti nted hlnmeir lor tlm uU;il pne, but a refuited. OPPOSE FREE TOLLS 35 HORSES BURNED STOCKYARDS rillrAtiO. Jan. 17-Three fire which broke out Klmultannoui'ly last nlKht In the tickyrd dletrlct follow. In renewal of etrlko rlotliiR when h. "ill im occurred In a tah of union and nonunion worker, were under Inteiiiiuaiuin todity by the fire attor ney. Th cooper" nhnp of the Wil liam Iavte comuoy, pucker and the Htable of thn MuKnu Metal company wnre dcetriyed, 35 home lowing their live. The metal company bulldliiR uIiki w dnumued. Hremen rciKrtnd the fire were ap parenily Incetuilai-y. CHARLIE CHAPLIN IS varla, Albrecht rcBldcu with hi moth er, lnaliella at Uulap"t : hwipold Sal vatore I BtnylnK at a villa near llarce I'iihl Joeph Ferdinand and ' Henry Ferdinand have nettled down In the Imperial hunting lodge at H.'il7.!(t'i-K, and ArchducheM Maria live alone In the Chateau Valnuz, in LIchteru(tln. Literature In the form of "memoir" from varlou uiembcr of the family haa been presented to editor, but none of them have hown great enthu Rlu:n to puLllKh tho bookit. rrM ii rv rt iriMnifi irrr I I rUrULAK tVtKTWHtKt; PLEASANT CREEK ClllCAflO, Jun, 17 No elngle pub lic Improvement h done more for tho general good -of the country than tho development of the hlKhway wye Iron, J'redldi nt JIrdlng tfild the dele- ante attending the National Oood Itoad congreM, wMrh opened today. In n perwinitl rnewaige brought to f'hlfago by Colonel II. L. Howlliy, prenldent of the American Itoid Itullder'N aociuU,n. The m'swige "There I now pretty nearly urilver nnl aKre.-metit that no elngln putilie Improvement hn lone In r'ent year or will do Id eomlng yeur. more for the gtiural good of the country than the developmnnt of our highwny eya lern. Tho Uoik i an enormou one, but better method both in ptiynjeal ronetrm-tlon and in ! relation of the community to hlchwuy develop ment hav len taking form In a moat encouraging way." lyi'tter w-re alo read from Briga dier General Charleg E. Hawyer and United Ktatea Kenalor Lawrence C. f'hlpp of Colorado. x. , ; -.v.. r ; ,. I F 7'TW-' iSiTS entire hor. It build firm flaak. iWi 'tiiMT' It what aomaboily methar nrnxta Zt'-ii ' A'm.M tiVl tonlahti Mother, It yon ran not ro WPS ' W " 1 lWlCjlTf out bettta of . B. s. jreunwlf, tiii'f'H' nhK''PtJSiV ''' "niho1y ' your family will. BflOii!...,Ci L-'.t :V-i!k.l 1 , Sombolv. cat a bottl of B. 8. H. now! S. S. S. Thoroughly RUi tka aWy f Rhaumatirn lmpuritie. fomebo'hr'a nvthr I mfferlng tn , nlahti The acour of rheumatlem ha wrecked her body; llmplna and tiffrrlnc. bant forward, (he Ma but tti common ground, but her aewt heart (till belonc to the ataral Doea anfbody care? 8. B. H. la on of the grratrit blood-pnnflcr known, and It halt build mora blood rolls. It mad tclnal IrigTMllant ar puraly Tt ble. It navar dlaarranxn the atomacn. It I. In act, a aolnndld tonic, a blocxt maker, a blood nrlchr. It banlahaa rhaumatlam from joint, muaclca and It aonvlmdya mother bealn to faal .. . . , . , Joyful aa)n tonlfht. Mayha, rnarhe Haw lor.on. jr ni f..1. aaatlwr, f, , yoor l0,hrI g. g. B. Md t wl.ea rar rliramatlaai l all (aw. ft all rtrua utorea. in two alaee. The . . a. da It. It will kalld ya ap, teet larger alz I the more economical. ax., ixg Colonel Ilowlby ia well known in Medford. where an atnte highway en-' g1ner. he conatructed the Medford-1 Central I'olnt paved highway. WANTED' 10,000 LOADS CHICACtl, Jan. 17. A pml.-al againxt tho paaaaun of thn lkirah bill, exempting coaatwlw shipping front Mi-mi-nt of 1'annma toll, hn la-en for warded today to Illinois acnator nnd representative by the llllnol Mauu fitcturer aoaoclatlrut, : )'aago of the bill would discrimin ate agalnat thn MiiiiiNlpp valley and favor caloard interval. lln protest aerted. CAUV. thouannd 111., Jan. 17, Wonted: Ten load of anow to muko win t-r iHrt ihinnIIiIii. . j With tlm niitlonal akl tournament cn'.y IIvb dnya away aud no enow on the new alldn hou iiu-mlem of tho Norse Kkl club are confronted with the pnmlilllty of having tu bring enow from Iowa, unle thu weather man re- Mind Immrdtately to their plea. The official In charge already havo rranged with the Northweetwrn rail road to haul unow frtim tho nearcut Iowa Milnt. The bent known man In the world i Charle Chaplin. Thl atatemeut is liu Idle one; It can be proved. Ixiwn In the Houlh Seu inland live a group of native who Tor ccuturlei had been worshipping the tun, tho moon and varlou goda of their own making. In aomo manner they hap pened to hear of Charles Chaplin, and to a motion picture of the flat footed comedian In action. Thereafter all of their former god were thrown Into the dlarard and Charlie wa enthroned In their place. I'oatera of the c imedlatt w-pre obtained and tiieKO now gra-! tho position for merly held by the god of yore. And ask the half billion inhabitant of China whom they like beat. The anawor will be Chaplin, for whenever he appear In the cinema theater over then It 1 an nuranco that the bouitca will b packed Indefinitely. Throughout the entire picture) they shriek hysterically with mirth: a mere twitching of the Upa w ill act them con vutfclve with laughter. Kroin far-off Spain come the new that no bull fight there 1 UNEMPLOYMENT CRISIS PURE FOODS I Iousewivesthat real ize the value of pure foods that taUespecisI pride in uniform and wholesome bakings, never fail to use CALUMET BAKING POWDER You have positive proof of the purity contains only such ingredients as have been otiicially approved by the United States Pu ye lood Authorities. Contains more than the ordinary leavening strength-thcrefore you use less. It goes fa:ther -lasts longer. That's why it is used by more leading Chefs, Domes tic Scientists. Restaur ants, Hotels, Railroads than anyothcrbiandonearth. CELEBRATED IN N.Y. NKW YOKK. Jan. IT. JVotoona of wraath. each of which waa avmbollc f a Kilnt In hi varied genlua, were placed on tho I'ark Row statue of Hen- am In Krankiln today, the 210lh anni versary of hi birth. Civil and military authorities, repre- enatlvc of the electrical IndiiHtrle nd member of varlou patriotic aocl. elle participated la the exercUes held about thn atatuc. A large kJto with a lightning rod attached, contraption almllar to that with which Frankllu demonstrated electricity, waa Oown from City Hall purk a tlm ceremonies began. , - . i IApnnnd can of Calumet rontalna full f 10oa. Home hnklna pnwdera come In I V iur vun ai nn,i u.. - UHi ii I ----- .,.,,.. . mi ncmaw ".'I a- mn;-jaat 'ENN STATE TO MATCH BRAINS WITH U. OF 0. KTATK c:ou,KUK, l'a., Jun. 17. I'cnnaylvania Ktuto college's deluitlng squad, which hn arranged a aorlc of meeting w ith I'nclflo ooaHt and othor far westorn college, will leave April 0 nnd will ainrnd throe week on tho tour, accord luff to plana announced to day. Four men will make tho trlu. Tho program Includca debutes with t'nlvemlty of Montana, Montana State college, Unlvcinlty of 'nhinton and uregon Binto college., Midget Smith Very Sick NKW YORK. Jan. 17 Midgut Smith ono of the loading boxers of tho bau tuniwelghtH, hns pnnumnnla. Ho was to huve met Joo Lynch, former chain pion, in a fifteen round bout here Vrl duy night The weather haa Uh-ii colder thia week, the thermometer reKiattring 12 u!k,v. .Mrs. r.Ur-a Colwell wa a visitor In IloKUe Utvi-r Thurwday. WllliamM I'roa. took a fat beef to the market Thursday. Mr. and Mr, (leorge Jone of I'hllomath, Orrgpn. who came to Med ford to bury Mr. Joni brother, who whs killed in an automobile accident at l'hllomut, etopped in Ilopue Itlvsr and visited friend a few day lust week. Mr. Henry Caner and Mm. Haa- 'tuttlrr called at the Wlmvr toro Wed- ,n mlay. Wm. ilillls and H-nry llaker were In the I'lrnnant Creok country looking for cattle lust week. Col. lirutiiweli of firanta I'aas. ac companied by J. K. tiabiiel. Ilu I'ont powder nK-mnn whom! lieadiuarters are at 1'orlland. were bUHlncaa caller; In ricaeiint 'alley Kilday. Mr. Juatlce went to tlrant 1'asa Thursday, returning home Monday. The Wlmcr tlraiute held a very uc ceaKful meeting Saturday. Ed Thompson waa a busineaa visitor In Oold llill Friday. J. K. liyiio went to Crant rasa MANCHESTldt. England, Jan. 17.- I'ubllc mon shoulJ be thinking of lh! appalling industrial conditions now. prevailing, rather than about polltirs. CHANGE OF SCHEDULE AND FARES Due to laws imposing heavy additional license fee upon auto stage and regulating the speed and operation thereof and which laws become operattve January 1, 1922, it la neceesarr In order to comply therewith that we make the following change In schedule and fares, effective January 1, 1022. MEDFORD -ASHLAND STAGE Leave Medford for Ashland and Ashland for Medford, dally except Sunday. Kvcry hour on the hour from 7 a. m. to 7 p. then :30p. m. Also 8:30 and 10:30 p. m. Saturday only. . tiunday Hchcdule Leave Medford for Ashland and Ashland for Medford every hour on the hour from 9 a. m. to p. m., tbea 6s 10 and 9:30 p. m. FARES. Medford-Aahland 45 eenta. 20 ride book 13.00 Medford-Talent or Ashland-Phoenlx 30 cents. 20 rid book 18.20' Medford-Phoenlx or Ashland-Talent 20 cents. 20 ride book 12.40 Medford-Vorhles, Aahland-JLuke's Ranch, Phoenix-Talent or any , . short ride 15 eeuta. 20 ride book $2.00 INTERUEBAN AUTOCAR CO. W. I,. LKWIS. Manager. from complete .Saturday. without a performance by an Imitator! The Ford tractor ucent of Charlie. Itefore the regular fight (irant Paw. wan a plcanaiil culbr In an Impersonator of the comedian, our valley untiiroay garbed like Charlie, ride Into tho ring on a feeble bull nnd pull off a bur IcNque bull fUht, ft the Immense en Joymcnt of the spectator. Kven the members of the royal family aro said to enjoy this scoae evory lime they go to the fight. Ilia Impersonators are legion; they embrace all color and Creed; and not the least spectacular of them Is a full blooded Australian aborigine who dons baggy trousers and battered derb.w and performs for tho benefit of tho shear ers at the sheep station In Uourke, a farflung outpost of New South Wales, Australia. Ills reward for an evening's entertainment is a twist of tobacco nd an occasional l pence. Tbo real Charlie appear at the Pago tonight In Tho Idle Claas." Frank McCtirvvl wt.Itoguo I'.lvcr Jin moved to hi farm In' 1'leuaunt valley to put some improvement on it, Itichle Kli-hmond purchased a load of pigs in Pleasant Valley last week. PHOENIX SCHOOL NOTES i . "Bit of Life" Is Innovation In "Illta of Life," the special feature offering which ojions a four day run ut the Rlalto theatre tomorrow mat- luee, Marshall Nollan offers four stor ies cleverly linked together, with four teen famotm film stars playing tho iiuortaut roles. Ho gives an audience four plays In one. He has applied the magaxlno Idea to motion picture nnd gone the publishers one better. In hla picture ho offers, first, a nut Ire, then a comedy-di-Ama, next tense drama und, fourth, a big suprise feature. Tho cast that plnys the dif ferent roles Is tho biggest- array of celebrities ever seen in ono produc tion. They Include Lon Chancy, We ley Harry, Teddy Sampson, Noah Iieery, John IJowers, Anna May Wong, Harriett Hammond, tYedertck Burton. Hockcliffe Fellow-en. Edythe Chapman, Tammany Young, James Nell, James Bradbury, Jr., and Dorothy Mackall School opened the 9th, ono week late, on account of wiring tbo build ings. Tho literary scletioa will put on a program early in February. This pro gram Is under tho management of the j leaders, and blda fair to bo very entor-tatning. Mlas Homes, tho county superinten dent, spent the forenoon Friday look ing over the library and helping Mr. Milam catalogue some new books. Cecil Hughes of Talent entered the high school Wednesday. Ho has Just returned from Camp Lew-is where he baa been attending the government school. The basketball gumn last Friday evening was full of interest and fun. Applogato bays met their match even If they did carry off the honors. The Applegnto girls are veterans having won all ganiOB for the last two years. However they did not Bleep long ut any one time os our glrU put up a speedy fight and took their defeat like sports. Mr. Tyrrll has returned to his work; ho is getting hla health back and soon will be numbered among the "huskies" Tho high school has their new ma chine and hopes to be publishing a school paper soon. Cut Thin Out It I Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with Co and mall It to Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chicago, ill., writing your nam ad address clearly. You will recoive In return a trial pncUages containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound foj oougns, comb nnd croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains in sides nnd bock; rheu matlHin, backache, kidney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathnrllo Tab lets, a wholesome and thoroughly cloaiisins cut bar tia for constipation, blllouHnenfl, headuches, and sluggish bowel, Adv. Four Stories In One Tho first story Is "The Dad Samar itan," a slice of satire snipped from Blum and social crookdom in New York, tho story of a thief who got in wrong despite his good intentions It's a Thomas McMorrow story from tho Popular Magor.lue. Tho second "bit" Is "The Man Who Heard Every thing, a comedy-drama written by alter Trumbull for tho Smart Set. Tho third story is "Hop," which a hundred thousand people read when It appeared under Hugh Wiley's slgTta turo in the Saturday livening Post The characters como from Sun FVun cincos Chinatown. It is a story of a Chink who wanted a son. I,on Chaney gives a moHt roniai knble rhnracterlr.il tlon in this opbiodo of "lilts of Life.' The fourth "bit" is "Tho Strnngo Ad venture," which certainly lives up to Its title Marshall Nollan wroto the last episode himself, nnd It has n sur JI'IIho finish like tho cwek of ft whin, The Trial -The Test -The Proof Every component part of SOUND TIRKS is tried by the most rigid standards: the rub ber, the cotton, the steel, the Kcversl compounds and ingredients which go to make the finished product. - , From the bcginninR of SOUND RUBBER COMPANY the tires have been tested rigor ously for fundamental strengths and have always made good! And the PROOF? . The proof in that today, after fifteen months' use by the motorists of , the Northwest, SOUND TIRES have made for themselves a reputation and a character built on faithful service rendered ! Today you can purchase SOUND TIRES from any one of three hundred dealers throughout the northwest today you can hear from thousands of userg a story of satisfaction nnd of confidence in SOUND TIRES! Simply because tires which are made of the best material, the best workmanship, the best desiirn tires built in the Northwest to fulfill the needs of the Northwest users MUST BE, ARE and always "WILL BE SOUND ALL AROUND!! Sound Rubber Company Tacoma, Washington . Pari Tones Down Dance PAHIS. Tho latest edict of Paris society demands that moderation must be the motif ot all the modern dances this yeur, Including tho "shimmy." the fox trot and tango. The latter is the most popular dance in the best Pari sian society, but it hns beon reformed. TRADE MARK ; 4r rftSr. Dffi PAIN DISTURB YOUR SLEEP? THE pain and torture of rheu matism can be quickly relieved by an application of Sloan's Liniment. It brings warmth , ease and comfort and lets you sleep soundly. Always have a bottle kindy and apply when you feel tho firet twinge, )f ptnetrales without rubbing. It's splendid to take the pain out of tired, aching muscles, sprains and strains, stiff joints, and lame backs. For forty years pain's enemy. AsIc your neighbor. At alf druggists 3Sc, 70c, $1.40. sUnfii I jrft4 rv f Pain's) A1W I r SUCCESSFUL FARMING. MEANS FORDSON FARMING Come talk with us or visit any of the owners for true facts. Success Depends Upon Your Equipment C, E. Gates Aito Co. Corner Sixth and Pacific Highway I