Medford mail tribune., February 06, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

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GATES ELECTED
IT OF
BROKERS PURCHASE IIVIINING INDUSTRY
PRESIDE
$475,000 TALENT
PACIFIC 1
IRRIGATION BONDS
FORUM TOPIC AT
IT LUNCHEO!
NE
alley, atl.toinini; Kocnc river vallov.
( between Ashland anil Medt.id. flic
(district is served by tle Southern ln-
Mayor C K. ('.ates who arrived hoiite ! "PoUTLANIV- Fob. .yVn i-sue of
vetderday from a we?k npctit in I'ort-' MT.Veoo : 'worth if Tab-iii ' -n iK''' ln
land and Spokane, had not hint! to My I""-"1''';!, ' 1t cent frold bond i a boon
todav about the roptibllrhn candidates ."'."'"''TT ,f, ,h
, ... v it Itlonw Natiouul baiik 'of l.os Anise-
tor governor, and his wnimttpa as , ,s. , Mjm, & c f s , ,,,..
to tHTimilnR a possible Hrtlve candl- ' .,s,. ,, (i. K. filler . Co, f fort-
dale,,, except that ho tihdersbxnl that htta anj Seattle, Hocordinis t "
tlie endoi M'inont of the Allied lV.trioUc noniiceniont made yesterday by the
Societies of the lnto of a candidate . laid r concern.
had been postponed nntil a week fr-mi ' T,u Talent lrrm-ntton disnu-t com
last Saturday. ( prises IS.t.HO acres uf hiKhlv develop-
Incidentally tho mayor relumed ! '", " l 'a""" m "e '- rm-r
liomp from Spokane with a bin honor,
bavins been elected nuatiimously us
president ot mo .nrui metric r"r johie railroad and the IViclfi,- hWiway
association at its annual convention in i i nns the full letiRth of the project. !
Spokane lust Friday. The association I According to an enRineer'K report, I
is composed of the siale and county I ",u per cent of tho district is devoted
fair associations of the North .Pacific !t" ri'l!'- w hile the remainder Is used
coast states and Canada, and, it la the 1 f,,r h" cultivation of alfalfa, grain '
first time in the as ciatioii s history :uul p;mln ,n,, k- )Va'7 lor j
that the prvsidenr-y has ever sone U ! '!n ''"'T i!i ' " I
1 strvnniM mm the Siskivnu mountain. '
nh firctirnti mrtn ... ...
. v.i- v'i -....I iuA v-.' . . P '"eipai ami the inter on i tl behooves the residents of this tor-
-.-v. ...-.o...,, iaitirin vl; iiic-'r" l.ie IH.miS issued, nccoroitiff to li, 1..
Westminister, 1... C, fa'r, was nnani-i Miller, will be paid front taxes levied
on the entire property of tho district.
The collect ion of these taxes will be
made by the official of Jackson coun
ty. The land is estimated to be worth
four times the bonded indebtedness.
t
uinusly elected vice president.
H. O. Hrown of Portland, for seven
ytars secretary treasurer of the asso
ciation., was reelected, to that office.
Vancouver. R. C, was selected as the
1923 convention 'eiiy of. the' asscvia-tion.
: The Chamber of Ccmuierco forum
next Wednesday will bo of particular
interest to the development ot mlnlijR
ibdustry of Southern OreKon.
There has been u iuonter activity
In tiiinin in this, section of the state
' ilurfnts the past t'ar than any of the
'last ten ears and many Rood prop
erties have been uncovered.' The rmy
loll which these mines have produe-
ed'is reachinK aa enormous figure
1 ami is a contrihutinis factor to the
prosperity of both the larger and
smaller romninnlties ot this territory
The mineral wealth of Southern
Oreson has been known of for many
years but practical' demonstrations of
successful niiniui: operations have
kept (insiders from romiuK her. The
time has now arrived where steady
growth ot this industry is assured and
rttory to learn more about the wealth
there is at hand.
AFTER HIGHER-UPS
tCoiitinue.1 from Page Onel
iV. Y. Stocks
EPIDEMIC SEVERE
COLD IN CITY
NEW YORK. Keh. 6. The retreat
I of the short interests In the stock
j market was continued today, techni
cal and other conditions favor'ni; the
i constructive side. . Sales approxltnat
! ed MXI.OOO shares.
I American Heet Sunar
I American Can
' American Car & Foundry ....
Amer. Hide & Leather pfd ...
. 1 AllirillilU lUiri 11U11UI1H1
pressing admiration cf Taylor and It "'"" ; 'uru ''p'1 fre A , U,cmotlve '
anil men Has Deeu on ior two weaKS . , , . ...
or more, is the genuine flu. said HrJ Amer ran Smelttns and refg
determined resolulion which have
made a .Inst eneo. In ilKlitoun nla
ttonshlp. its own best guaranty.
War's BittM'ct Passes
It has bHn the r.Miuno ;if this eon-
fetvnee to sit In a day far enoimh re
moved fnnn war's letterness, yet near
i-muu;h to Xvar'a li i ins, tA gain the
benefit of both the hatred tif wnr and
the yenrnlnK for pi-aetj. Too often,
heretofore the dread following mteh
timberings have ben marked by the
ilifricuH undolitg cf their decisions.
Hut your nchloveti!' ut la supreme be
cause no seeil or ouflti-t has been
sown: no reaction :ii regret or resent
ment ever can Justin- resort to arms.
It little mailers what we appraise as
tint outstanding ttccmipllshment. Any
one ef them alone would have Justi
fied the conference hut the whole
achievement, lias s cleared the atmo
sphere that It w ill j.,H'tn like throw the
refreshing air of a new morn of
promise. v
Yon have written the first delibera
tion and effective expression in great
nwerM in the consciousness of ienee,
or war's utter fill II ty, and challenged
the sanity of cotciciltlve preparation
for each other's dcs. ruction. You have
halted folly and i.fted buiilou and
H 7 ,f -
ill-id nht t'.if utK.i..,. J ' .. i . .i . i. . i
o,.i, jri sueeeeu. aiieve lite Kl't mis
which come if excessive burdens pot
et llfled, but (o be llghteiied. ubove I
the dlscouraKements of a world yet
striigglliig (o grind Itself after nut- t
passing upheaval, tdeie ;h lite note
of rejoicing which is not alone ours
or yours, t r of nil or us, hut comes
frem the hearts of men of all the
world.
, WASHINGTON, l-Vb. 4,- tlly the
Assocliited I'icbsI--The first lotiud or
farewell calls Incident to the, adjourn
ment of the nrniamcnt conference
was begun rottiiv Willi xlslls to ibe
White llpusn apil state dejnrtmcnt by
uiiHlbers or tjo Itilush and ttalhiti
delegations,
Tile llrltlsh delegallon with the ex
cepthtiv ,,f Sir Auvlaud !fddcs, resi
dent iiitiliaNsador. win leave 'hin
lon foi' New York Monday after the
final plenary Messton i,r the ion(ei
eilei amj, in mjjj f-u, ,,,w yul). y,n
tho Aiiullauia Tuesituy.
Mr. Ilitlfom- Mint he told the presi
dent he Was I euirnlnit to Kuglaud
wlih the greatest MatlHfaetlon over the
"wonderful success" nf, the confer
ence. The conference, he said, has
demonstrated the great success or 'ho
conference methods of dealing with
international uiiestlons and would un-
flOllttf.ll, la (.. ......... .X . .
revealed to ,ho.,.,ld that the on "V" ... ' ""-
sure way io recoM r irom ine s irrow
ent at a great movie -ball.
'One ofjthe tangles in the Hollywood
skein, police say, concerns one of the
widely known actresses and a man ' -
said to be enamored of her. This j Tne epidemic of severe colds, grip
nrtresa thev sav was frank in ev- and niilar symptoms with which
is known that he saw much of her.
Here, police say. is one of the possible
leads t3 the "jealousy" theory. They
say, however, that while extremely
anxious to question the man they find
it a most delicate matter, owing tj tee
resources and friends that he has:
Police are searching for the wom
an's pink silk nightgown it was said
tcday by- Captain of Detectives David
L. Adams. '
"We have never seen it," he. said.
"We had a lot of reports about it and if
it existed it has disappeared. We
have had no definite repjrts that it
belonged to any actress or woman. We
do not know that it had any initials
upon it or other marks of identification,-
but we are going tcr look for it
tDday." . . .. .
The Bahama.' Islands number 19.
E. 11. Pickel. city health officer today,
although not of so severe a type as
that of several years ago. Neverthe
less it is a dangerous ailment.
Health Officer Pickel warns a!!
Medford people suffering with colds
to doctor themselves Immediately
and take good care of themselves,
and not regard their colds as minor
affairs which they will wear out in
time as they go about their usual du
ties. He especially warns the people
to keep their feet dry and take other
common sense precautions if they de
sire to escape the flu.
Among the new rases of flu re
ported today are thoso of William
Vawter. Scott Davis. William Offutt,
Louis I'lrlch, Robert Hammond, Hor
ace Bromley, J. T. Buchter, Mr. B. T.
DeLo3h and daughter. C. M. Swem
and Chief of Police Timothy.
:tt.2
37. S
us
67.3
93
I OS..".
it;. 7
r.c.1
S.7
S3
Prohi Agents to Work
Secretly Hereafter
American Sumatra Tobacco
American Woolen
Anaconda Copper 4. 7
Atchison 96. G
All., tiu'.f and W Indies , ... ,2S
aRltlw'n Locomotive 19.C
Baltimore & Ohio 35
Bethlehem Steel "B" C22.
i Canadian Pacific 126
Central leather 33.2
Chandler Motors fil
, Chicago. Mil. & St. Paul 19 1
J C. R. I. & P , :. G3.2
I Chino Conner 26..".
t Corn Products 103.7
Crucible Steel 62.6
Cuba Cane Sugar 10
Erie 10
General Electric 146.7
C.eneral Motors 9
C.( Jdrich Co 36.7
Great Northern, pfd 74
Great Northern Ore Cfts 35
Illinois Central . 101r
Inspiration Copper .. 39
Int. Mer. Marine pfd 70
International Paper 49
Kennecott Copper 28. 1
Louisville & Nashville 114.3
Mex'can Petroleum 113.1
Miami Copper 26.6
and ruin and staggering obligations of
a world war Is to end the strife in pre
paration for more of it ami turn human
energies to the cutistrtictlveness of
peace.
Not all the world la yet tranquil
i;:ed, yet here is the example, to Im
bue with hope ull who dwell in appre
hension. To this table came under
standing and understandings brands
armed conflict us abominable lit the
eyes of enlightened rlUltxntlon. I
once believed In armed preparedness.
1 advocated it, but 1 have come now
t believe there is heller preparedness
in a public, mind uud a world t pinion
made to grant .Justice precisely us It
ei;arts it. And Justice is better serv
ed In conferences of peace than con
flicts at arms.
lloy Simple It Is
How simple It !! has been! When
ou met here twebe weeks ago there
was not a commitment, not an obli
gation except that which each delega
tion allows to the government com
missioning It. Hut human service
was calling, world conscience was
Impelling and world opinion direct
It. If-
No intrigue, no offensive or defen-
NEW POPE PROCLAIMED
(Continued from Paj One)
when n similar honor was bestowed
on I 'a i ill mi I I jiiiientl.
Cardinal Until was born In li.-sl...
Italy on March 31, 1x37. Kr many
yeni-x be whs librarian of the Ainhro.
slau Ilbrnry and niehlves 'nt Milan.'
Ijiter he became lihriiriiin t,f tho Vati
can. In this position he remained
un'll the new republic of Poland
established official diplomatic rela
tions with the Vatican! at w-M. li time
liattl was appointed iirchbshop and
was assigned lo Poland as the repre
sentative of tu, holy sec, .
That ci.iintrV-Vtus thcn torn with
the esiratiKvments rioni rellulori
brought about by U, cumnumlstl..
propaganda from sovp.-t Itussla. uud
spread of radlcallKin. 'f lie a so won
the esteem of Polish r.uiiolli H. by his
efforts in behalf of detinue clillilnti
baned bv the war.
Cardinal liattl as the an bbUhop
of Milan presided over one of Ho
rnet Important diocese In Italy, The
city being a great industrial center,
one of Its main renuiremems u that
the cardinal shall posses a thoroiiKlt
know!. due of pohtlrnl ,,.,.! social
WASHINGTON, Feb. 6. Prohibi
tion agents will operate under cover,
under a new policy announced today
at prohibition headquarters.
Announcement of the appointments I Middle States Oil 1
of federal prohibition agents In dif-1 MiHyalp Steel 10 'I
YouVe done it your
selfsometimes. Over the pond with
your iron, and to the
green ! A lucky strike
for you. '
LUCKY
STRIKE
When we discovered the
toasting process six years
ago, it was a Lucky Strike
for us.
Why? Because now
millions of smokers prefer
the special flavor of the
Lucky Strike Cigarette
because
It's Toasted
jf which aeale io the
dei'cious Burley flavor
And also because it's
J Guaranteed by
ferent states has becri ordered stop-'
perf by Commissioner Hanes. it was
said, as a result of complaints by fed-!
eral prohibition directors that the an
nouncement of the appointments of
their agents handicapped enforce
nieiu work.
BOOTLEGGER GETS 30 DAYS
(Continued from Page One)
whether a warrant would be taken
out.
In Justice Taylor's court this fore
noon Sandefer made a statement after
tr-r't..nl.n h ,. rl , . !.. ,1 ...1 r,,iltv ntnlln.
Ithat the latter "had come clean about ! Studebaker Corporation
IWolKamott" in his two arrests on
; bootlegging charges, and that he
'claimed that while he had sold much
(liquor for AVoluamott he had never
received n cent of remuneration from
'him for such 'sales. Therefore, Mr-
f r-lorwlon i.U.,l tiim 4 1 at.-ito thHl V,
thought this should entitle Jlim to len
iency should the court feel like ex
tending such.
"Thirty days in Jail and a fine of
I250," snapped Justice TajMor with
flashing eyes.
On McClenden's previous arrest he
was carried on the records as John
Doe. in consideration of his having
given information about Wolgumoit
which led to the latter's arrest, and
his plea to the authorities not to have
his name made public because he de
sired to keep his trouble from his aged
I parents. MKVnden was taken, over
to the county Jail Immediately after
he was sentenced today. Justice Tay.
lor was away on his vacation ut the
time of McClenden's previous arrest.
Missouri Pacific -1 S.7
Missi iri Pacific 18.7
1 New York Central TU.i
N. Y.. X. H. and Hartford :.. 18.3
Norfolk & Western 100.5
Northern Peciflc ' 78.3
Pan American Petrt.lei.im S2.7
Pennsylvania , 34.3
Heading 74
Rep. Iron &. Steel 53.2
Rcyal Dutch, X. Y 50. R
Shell Trans. & Trad 36.5
Sinclair Ccn. Oil . 19.S
Southern Pacific : 82.3
Standard Oil of N. J., pfd 113
93.5
Tennessee Copper 11.1
Tobacco Products 63.3
Transcontinental Oil ' 10
Union Pacific 129.7
V. S. Food Products 4. ft
V. S. Retail Btores 53.5
I.'. 8. Ind. .Alcohol .... 44.3
United States Rubber 53.3
United Slates Steel 87
L'tah Copper 63.3
Westlnghouse Kleetrlc 53.3
Willy's Overland S.2
American Zinc, Lead and mv.... 13
Ito-ton anlltml Hour l-aic.
1M.MK. Kb. Hillv the Associate,!
Press) -. Cardinal OCoiuicll. arch
bishop of lloston arrived in - It. one al
12.45 o'clock this a fteriioon. j,n hour
after the new pope had been elei t.-.t.
NAPI.KS. I'l l.. ;. ( li the A.
elated Pressi - t'nidliiiil o't'oiui.-it,
archbishop f i,.u,n arrived In Nap
les on board Ibu steamer t'resldunf
Wilson from N,.v York at 6-30 a. io.
today. He left Immediately f,- Itome
on special train a guest of tin
Italian government.
GREAT ACHIEVEMENT, HARDING
'(Continued from Page One)
Ac 1h
'111 w
NOW PLAYING
DOROTHY
DALTON
Behind
Dorothy IhiJton sun-ounnVxl
by all the luviiiy siiKKCstcd in
.the Pliillls lpH'iilieini mo
ciety story
avi:i)Xi:.sdav
MAIIY Ml li'l-4 MINTKU
In ,'KM)XI,l(iHT"
RIALTO
TOMORROW I
ZANEGREY'S
ICi'catfKt piclum
world is ready to proclaim the odious
ness of ierfidy and Infamy,
No Millenium Pretended
It is not pretended that the pursuit
of peace and the limitations of arma
ment are new conceits or that the con-
! ference Is a new conception, either In
I settlement of war or in writing the
i cotiKcfenee of international relation
ship. Indeed, it is not new to have
met in the realization of war's supreme
penalties. The I labile conventions are
examples of the one, the conference of
Vienna, of lierlin, of Versailles, are
outstanding Instances of the other.
The Hague conventions were defeat
ed by the antagonism of one strong
power -whose Indisposition to co-operate
and sustain led it to one of the
supreme tragedies which has come to
an eminent nation.
Vienna and Herlin nought pence
founded on the Injustices of war and
sowed the seeds of future conflict and
: hatred was armed where confidence
; was stifled.
It in fair to say that human progress
the growing intimacy of international
relationship- dwveloped coliiniunlciUlon
land ti'HnHK)ttallon amended by a (11-
recium wufsi opinion, nave set mi;
stage more favorably here. You have sdrlng; so full of promise, that'atiovn
I met In that calm deliberation and that1 the nmrmurlo(s ot n world sorrow
THE
U. P.
,W'l.l.l..l.,M II.. 1 I.,.. . .
iv nlllnnru. , I n vol vuomn . .... I'
... . .,.v ,,.,, r,,,, ,,, nine liberal ti-ndi-i.iic.
iruiipiui juur UK.eeuieius, out rea-sr-n'ng
with each other, common tin
drrstutuNngs has made new relation
ships among geverntneuts and pro
pies', pew securities for peace, and
new opportunities for achievement
and attending happiness.
Hero have - been established the
contracts of reason, iiero has come
the Inevltahln understanding of fact
Jo fare exchanges, which wheu pas
sion does not Intlame the very lmc i
phere, shames national selfishness
Into retreat. Viewpoints were ex
changed, differences ex' nipt-.ted and
you came to understand hew com
mon, after all are human aspirations:
how alike. Indeed, and how easllv
reconcilable are our national aspira
tions; how sane and simple and sat
isfying to seek the relationships of
peace and security.
Pence Sentiment (ironing
When you first met I told you of
our America's thought to seek b-ss of
armament and none of war; that wc
sought nothing which is another,
and we were unfrald, but that we
wished to Join you In doing that finer
and nobler thing which no nation can
do alone. We rejolie In the accom
plishment. It may he that the naval holiday
here contracted will expire with the
treaties but I do not believe It. Those
of us who live another decade' are
more likely to witness a growth of
public opinion, strengthened by the
new experience which will make na
tions more concerned with living to
the fulfilment of God's hlb Intent
than with agencies of warfare and
destruction. Since (his conference of
nations has pointed with unanimity
the way of peace today, like confer
ences in the future, under appropri
ate conditions, and with alms both
well conceived and definite, may Il
luminate tin- highways and byways
of human activity. Tho torches of
human understanding have been light
and they ought to glow and encircle
the globe.
Congratulation
Again, gentlemen of the confer
ence, congratulations and the grati
tude of the United States: To Bel
glum, to the llrltlsh empire, to China,
to France, to Italy, to Japan, to The
Netherlands and to Portugal I can
wish no more than the same feeling
which we experience, of honorable
and lanored contribution to happy
human advancement and a new sense
of security in the righteous pursuits
of peace and all attending good for
tune. From our own . delegates, I have
known from lime to time of your ac
tivities, and of the spirit of concilia
tion and adjustment and the cheering
readiness of all of you to strive for
that unanimity so essential to accom
plishment. Without it there would
have been failure; with It you" have
heartened the world.
And your guests will pardon me
while I make grateftil acknowledge
ment to the American delegation to
you, .Mr. Hecretary Hughes; to you,
Senator Lodge; to you, Senator Un
derwood, to you, Mr. Root; to all of
you for your able and splendid and
highly purpi.sed and untiring endeav
ors on bcliurf of our government and
its people and to your excellent ad
visory committee which gave to you
ho dependable a reflex of that Ameri
can public opinion which charts tho
course of this republic-
It is so fine, go gratifying, BO roan
TRAIL
wild
KATHYLYN WILLIAMS
ROY STEWART
ROBERT McKIM
' JOSEPH J. DOWLING
MAGUEEITE De La MOTTE
anil other
PAGE
OOINa TONIGHT
DOUGLAS MacLEAN
in "PASSING THRU"
Loaded wllii fun that would
make n hot'so laugh.
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This new
sugar-coated
gum delights
young and old.
-It "melts in your
mouth" and the gum in rhe j
center remains to aid digestion,
brighten teeth and soothe mouth
and throat.
There are the other WRIGLEY
friends to choose from, too:
t. :
Satisfaction
in
Dentistry
ou r.o nut date oiir lii-ih riv.il every day, hut wlwn u do you
want lntlng allfacll..ii.
The real oiialily deiill.try U tin; line I ileH-nduble ni.. eromiMilrxl
ami Jt is the poll.) of this office. '
You Can Have Nice Teeth
I'on't einy ll.at person who linn a, kimhI set ol tcilh. line even
teeth menus elri gm.d rare uud Hie iidvlce and iM-rvlce of a khhI
tlenilst. 1
1kh'C eHHt jour mouth lo remain In gfu.d'sblpe uithotit etr
cine on your wtrt, anil an i rfort of a good tlentlst. .
Dental Delay Increases Goat.
Prompt Action Saves Much, Money
Dr. O. J. Johnson; Dentist
228 East Main St., ovtr M. M. Dept. Stor
Phone CC3
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Cut Rate Wood Yard
We have esablished a new wood yard at 111
North Fir..
All Wood Seasoned and Dry, at Cut Rate
' '," , . . ' ' Prices, '. .
Phone 551
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MEDFORD PHARMACY
Main-and Central ' '' "
FOR THIS WEEK ONLY
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lor a INickel : 1
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