Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 21, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text.... i iu,,. mtdfokti matt? tt?tbttkf!. mtittoktv oftTViry TrFsmv,' rrnnf Vt v : nr. i 2 " ; GRAND JURY STILL BUSY PROBING IUE I EXHIBITION DIRECTOR WAR GIVEN BY WORLD ' RISK INSURANCE News Summary of Last Night BOOZE S1TUAT ON BILLIARD CHAMPS DEAD. UNDER 4D GA5GAR I'bironrc Mccki r. , men limit. a member of the grand jury, now in fi'S. slon was excused from duty by ihe court this morning, owing to the ill ness of Mm, Mi'i'Iht niul Oeorire Oil Jiinn riillcil In serve in his place. No new indictments have been returned by lW grand Jury, mid the lxdy began further in cstigatlnn of th boot legging situation this morning, after spending n rouiU of d.ys in a pro ho tit the Kink of Jacksonville oases without calling iin.y wltne-wes. A report thin wk Is expected. Tho n-t it Jury term will ho called next Monday, and onthe calendar nrv Kcven or eight criminal ohmi's and the same number of civil notion. Most of the criminal notions have to do tvlth violations of the prohibition law. The retrials of John Ooodwln and dames (Shine Kdwnrds. chnrgod with form of bootlegging are set down for the term, a jury disagreeing twice on the Kdwards charges, and once on the Goodwin case. Krnest f., l)Jud) Wolgnmott. will he tried on new indictment returned last week. In the Hunk of Jacksonville cases. It is expected that K. D. Mine, vice president of the defunct institution, will face n Jury. XKW YORK, Ken. 21. Colonel U U. formerly director of The exhibition blllian; match be Iweon Schaofor anil Contl w.is one of the most successful soon'mr events ! Chulmeloy Jones, tver pulled off In Medio!,',. Six huti- the bureau or war risk insurance, died tired people witnessed both games, in-ut the Fresh) terbin hospitul early tot-hiding a large attendant o of ladies (,,(). Ho had been ill since October :b iu the nfioriioon. Four h i ml red and . fifty people attended the evening game and every one had a go;d low while the gaino was In progress. The billiard committee are) to 1P congratulated for the success of the entertainment. The ajtemoon game was finished in five inning or an averago of sixty. Young Jake winning the three hundred point game with nn unfinished run of 1T1. Contl, the Kuropean champion's high tun was 79. Total, Schaefer, 3e; Contl S5. ; The ivoiios broke badly for both players in the evening game, which took ten innings to finish. Doth play- Colonel Choluieley-Junes who was 33 years of age. was twice rejected for military service during the war, but the government, recognizing Ills ability as nn organlr.er gave him a captain's commission in. the adjutant general's It'uhs reported, tluntr t. pm-nelmies, i nv while others Jumped straight " the im ground choosing to tiilte their chance In that luanncr rather Hum Maying ' tihottrd the hlitnliiK ship, ' Witnesses at the neene of (he burn- l.os ANHKLKS I'.xerett C, Lewis iiiK. ship at three o'clock when she, ami wife. I.IKInn I , wis, airented on still was Imrnum like a turnuce, ; cnpiracy charge Involvind looting o Hiated that full half it down men j ., mail truck In Toledo, a ye.w ao were pinned bchcuUi the wreckawe. when 1,000.0011 in cash nml Liberty, The body of one limit hud been lc- bund are said to li.iw been stolen. moved up to that time. j The !,, ma, which wan the liiltest; LXION New revolution has sembriKld airship In the world, was' lit-.,l.f'ri out In 1'iii'ti, tl 4,u u ..IImii.ii,.!, ....oi.... ... .. ,1 ....!.. .i " - ...... uinni. II p.llllUK, 111 ,-lMl1-n,. 1) MJy'l'll'li, from Madrid. ' ' when, acisirdlnif' to oliscrt vs, ' : smldculv burst Into riauos and fell . '" '", ' atbarllc l .Kallve ft V.SllllTO - te senate to- b'e comet lo the earth. The explo. I V"ul' l'"'eln when you have day on lliusiini bill. islvinK disabled bn occurred shortly niter ten o'clock j Headache 1 '.llloiisncsn emergency officers of A. K. b sumo Keports from I'ortsiiiout h, which Is, folds , lnillKcstlon itiiri'iiieut iieiierils as, iinnlar nrmy "ear live naval nuse, sunt inn to'iiui, iii.inesa Hour Htonmch officers believed imsuicd as result of inter a Muntlnur pliume of nuiiitreiis o aitreenicnt yi'sterdhy. ' ret, struck one of the barracks htlllil- I the base and I lien , cHpludud rent In Hid kh 1'iitt mill the pnsseiiKcr n I'lpplnu cIiinIi. couiiiiirtmi'nts nIuiik underneath fell 'sheet of Hume leaped front the Iwentv feel In the Kioiliid. 0 For Constipated Bowels Bilious Liver 1 lUolness Is i-aiuh like t'n ton ret One or two tonltrht will empty your bowels com- , peiy by uioriiliiK nml you will fl Bplciidld. "They work whllit you sleep," CaMiaiets imver sllr you U or Kilpe 1 1 U o Halts, I'llls, Calomel," nr oil and they cost only ten tenia it box. Children lov CBciiil. too; Adv. department and sent hijn overseas beer w ith the war risk section.' He became chief of the war risk bureau In the American expeditionary forces, re mainlnR in Franco until ISIS. Vpon his return to America, he be came, director of the bureau of war risk insurance, his task belnK th re- I'l.KV I'l.AN I Cleveland council adopts r.-sotutlon, proicsttut; atfttiust prohibition amendment to I'nltcd Sthtes coustilution nud UiXi'S contiresH !u modify tn permit linht wines and OPL ers Rot out of many difficult shots by organization of the work .beinir done making some wonderful plays. While! by the bureau. He roslnne to become the evening game took double the ' vice president of (he finance and trad number of innings to complete, it i lug rorHration of this city. EJUIfOEF PACIFIC LINER finest exhibition on many difficult shots GirVs Father Fights For Her Knickers TATEriSOX. X. J.. Feb. 21. War' to. safeguard advancing prerogatives ot the female, specifically, the right to wear knickerbockers, where and when sh? pleases. loomed ift Pater son today. John l.yle, n traveling -salesman. prepai-el to storm the board of education to compel local high school authorities to permit his daughter to nttend classes in the objectionable attire. 1 The girl. Dora l.yle, ami a friend, lona' Carola, were sent home by '. Principal Francis II. North, when they' appeared in class attirefl in knickerbockers. really was the account of the that came up. j Schaefer's high run in the evening was 151. During this run Schaefer j gave the finest exhibition of skill ever: seen by our oldest billiard players. , Conti's high mn in the evening was S5. Conii satisfied the crowd that he was a dangerous opponent even f.ir Jake, when once he got to going. The , records show that Conti holds same high runs, his highest being 540. Total score for the evening game: Schaefer.', 300; Conti. 1S5. Conti is only twenty-one years old. j is not as steady nor has he had the j experience of Young Jake. A couple Heart disease caused his death. QUERY MELLON ON BONUS MEASURE j SAN KlIANflSCO. Feb. 21, Miss ; Alice Hills. I.os Am.e'S. a passenger, and Harold Hollow iy, San Fninclsco, .1 waiter. Jumped fnun the Miit.sou liner Huckeye Stale yesterday after noon and were ,li . ncl while the vessel was approximately 300 mites I south of l.os A 11 cel.-. according to a radio message reccHvtl by the com pany hoaduual ters here today from Captain John T. IHfs.i. master of the I vcttsvt. No cause was given. of "WASHINGTON. Feb. 21. Secre tary Mellon and Commissli tier of In ternal Revenue Itlair were requested to appear today before the special committee dealing with the problem, of raising finances for the soldiers' U. S. DIRIGIBLE EXPLODES (Continued from Page One) IRISH MAY PATCH UP PEACE (Continued from Page One) vote public. The delegates, it was agreed, should write their name cn the back cf the ballot card. . Amotion to vote at 7 p .m. instead of at S p, m., as had been propcaed.; was carried. ! . A motion to vote at 6 p. 111. (ailed but Kevin O'Sheil moved that the vote on the principal resolution, namely that with regard to the Sinn Fein's future policy for or against the Irish treaty, be . taken immediately. ' He said the n.ajority of the delegates had been Instructed by their home clubs how to vote', and, in any case' had definitely made up their mends. O'Sheil's amendment was defeat ed. The Ard Kheis decided also that If at 7 p. m. the convention desired to defer the vote nad -continue the discussion it could do bo. Collins Gets Ovation Michael Collins came forward to the platform at this juncture. He received the greatest demonstration cf the convention up to this point. He said he favored free and full discus sion of the Important questions be fore the convention. years more- prar-tico should mane bonus. The committee nlanimd to Conti one of the leading contenders ,iave it8 ftr9t g,.., lilt(t , ,hp (lav for the championship. arul ,ahe llp witn thcs9 0ff!ci.tls juar- ln the Chicago tournament Conti, tictilarly the question of a sales tax. won third prize, only Schaefer and; it wa3 understood that Mr. MeU Hoppe outplaying him. He was the ion wouW be asked about a mauufac only player that defeated Schaefer in I tnrer's tax nhm dra t.v t,,rv tne t nicago tournament Schaefer has a that is a style liitrry Chapman, master sergeant. 'baric liworoh. master sergeant. First Sergeutlt C II. Welch. Sertjcatu I'eek. !!iy Hurley, aviation. Lieutenant W. F.. Ileilly died while being broiiKht to tiie l ulled Stales puliltc health bosiu'.il. 1 1 Men Jump. Fouiteen men. accord). I to other j . - i oiwcrvcrH at ronsnumwi. were seen e.xierts and recently submitted to the peculiar side stroke ' secretary. It was said this plan was i.ar.-nt si... would- sink.. .,n. '..r the nn 10s own rnHf no ' other player has ever been able to learn. Card of Thanks The Eiks committee wishes to ex press their thanks to the University club and all brother Klks f jr the assis tance they gave them in order to have Schaefer and Conti play in Medford. CHRIS GOTTLIEB. COURT II ALL. I). R. WOOD. patterned after the special sales tax naval hase barracks building. Some. ; in the 1921 revenue bill and was st 1 J ! drawn as to raise any sum from a quarter of a billion dollars to a bil lion dollars. SICK WITH 'FLU,' GRANDMA NEVER LET HER HAIR GET GRAY She ME GON PASTOR CRM E BANKER ARRESTED :i. RIALT0 TOMORROW Katherine MacDonald and WESLEY BARRY (WUV Nl pt UU .poeirooKi LOS ANOELKS. Feb. 2 L Herliert U. Cox. jointly indicted with Herbert Wilson for the robbery of -.1 mail truck here March "2, in2l, pleaded guilty in "the I'nited States district court here today. Cox is said to have been a clergyman at one tinu? in Jiis life and to have occupied pul pits in Oregon and Caaada, pleaded several weeks ago. Cox is said by federal agents to have made a confession which impli cated Wilson. About $400,000 was said to have been obtained through the robbery of the truck. More than $300,000 has I ten recovered, federal officers stated. Kept Her Locks Dark Glossy, with Sage Tea and Sulphur. and I SAN FUANCISro. Feb. Jaft t Lindeberpr, capitalist, was ar rested today on nn extradition war rant in connection with bis indi'-t- ! merit in Tacoma on a charge of II ! legally iliverttnR the funds of the de- .funct Scandinavian -American bank. 1 !ln which he was an officer. He was j released later on a writ of habeas 1 corpus, which was 'made leturnable j February 2a. His bond was placed al j ill. 000. 4 ! The arrest inc officers found . Llnde- I Ihtb in bod ill with influential and j I were forbidden by his phyeiciun to ! take him away. -; 1 Love for Golf Real ' Reason Judge Landis Resigned from Bench When you darken your hair with Sac Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell, because it's dvne so naturally, so evenly. Preparn thin mixture, though, at home Is mussy and trouble some. At little cost you can buy at any drug store thn ready-to-use prep aration. Improved 'by the addition o other lnrredlents ealled "Wyeth's Ka and Sulphur Compound."' Tou )n dampen a sponire or aoft brush wit it and draw th! throuKh your hai: aklnr one small strnnd nt a tlni Dy morning all crny hair dlsappeai ind. after another application or tw our hair becomes beautifully dark ned, glossy and luxuriant. Gray, faded hair, though no dl . .-race. Is a sign of old nge. and na w ill desire a youthful and attraetlvf appearance, get busy at once wltl 1 Wyeth'a 8age and Sulphur Compound I and look years younger. This rendy I tn-use preparation is a delightful toi let requisite and not a medicine. It I Is not Intended for the cure, tnltlga ' lion or prevention of disease. MANN'S-r-The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What tho Prlco-MANN'S GLEAN 'SWEEP SALE Wednesday Specials LOOK THESE UP TOMORROW $18.00 JERSEY SUITS $938 Women' all wool Jersey Suit, new tyle, good color. Sold at $18.00. Clean $998 Sweep bale, each . . . $7.50 WAISTS $2.98. Women's Georgette and Crepe de Chene Waists, good colors. Up to $7.50 value.. $2.98 Clean bweep oale, ea. $1.00 COTTON BATTS 85c 2-pound Climax Cotton Batts, sold at $1.00. Clean ggc Sweep Sale, each ... 25c LACES 10c Beautiful Camisole Laces. Up to 25c values. Clean 10c Sweep sale, yard . $5.00 BAGS $3.98 Women fine Leather Hand Bags, $5.00 values, jgg Qg Clean Sweep Sale ea. 85c HOSE 50c Women's extra fine grade Lisle Hose in black and colors. Sold at 85c. Clean Sweep 50 C Sale, pair $1.25 SHEETS 89c 72x90 Bleached Sheets, fine quality, $1.25 values. 39 C Clean Sweep Sale, ea. . . 45c SCRIM 19c 38 inch white and natural Cur tain Scrim. Sold at 45c. 9c Clean Sweep Sale, yd. . . 75c UNDERWEAR 48c Women spring weight Union Suits. Sold at 75c. 48 C Clean Sweep Sale, suit 25c LONGCLOTH 16c m 36-inch fine grade Long Cloth. Sold at 25c. Clean . Qc Sweep Sale, yard 36 inch heavy Unbleached Muslin, 25c grade, now ' 18c Mann's Department Store The Store for Everybody Entrances E. Main and N. Central Medford, Oregon Men's leather Faced Canvas Oldves, 35c grade, now, pr. 25c Mail Orders Promptly Filled: Postage Prepaid. Agents for Pictorial Patterns. SALVATION ARMY SALE FOR POOR yOl 'KK (iOI.Vf.' TO SDK -Kat h fine AlaoI mild In I ilcliKbtliil roles, Wesley Km i. as "Freckles," Iho love-lorn slum kid. -An airplane thase unparal leled in excitement. A bin surprise iu every reel. tSome I'ictuic. " TONIGHT Anita Stewart Niippoi iiil by Herbert I taw linson arid little Itlcliard Headiick in I i "I'LAYTHI.MiS OF DKSTI.W" The Salvation Army will hold a 8alc of cooked food, including the famous cooked doUKhnuts, on .Saturday, Feb ruary 25th, the proceeds going to the relief fund to help the poor in Med ford. The Halvation army workers have found many cases of distress this winter and since the first of Decem ber have given out 249 articles of clothing, also 47 pairs of shoes, be sides quantities of food, fuel, etc., supplied to needy families. Anybody wishing to contribute cooked food for the sale, call the army headquarters, phone 35l, CHICAGO, Feb. 21. Golf was one of the Impelling reasons why Kenesaw Mountain Landis recently resigned his; federal Judgeship, it was said today. Although an ardent lover of the game, the baseball commissioner found that he had no time for the. links while exercising his double play of arbitrat ing legal and baseball affairs. ' He found time for only three rounds of ! golf last year. PRES1DEN I NAMES Take a glass of Salt if you Sack hurt) or Bladder bother you Drink DEBT COMMISSION . "WASHINGTON', F. I), ' Si! Presi dent Harding today M-nt to the sen ate the names of Secretary Mellon, Secretary Hughes, St- retary Hoover, Senator Sinoot and Representative llurlon io be nif-mbcr of the foreign debt refunding t-omii issioii. COIIVALLIS, Ore., !. 21. Two of the Oregon Ayrb ultural college basketball sriuad vv.il be out of the Washington ;;.-miii-- ;it Seattle Febru ary 21, 2Ti. Loss, viiiran guard, is out lu caiise of a sprained ankje and Lyman, second strini' center, is out because of enmp irations arising from a cold. SHATTLK. lib. JL Crawford, I'niversily of AVashii.gton guard and one of the mainstays of the basket ball team, injured bis kntu during the I'niversily of Idaho xvrum and may not be able to play against the Ore gon Aggies Friday and Katurday.U: cording to Coach Kdmundson, today. more water. If yon must have your "at every dav, eat it, but flush your kiu?.vs with salts oeejuionally, says a noted authority who tolls us that meat forms urio acid whichi almost paralyze the kidneys in their ef forts to expel it from the blood. They beeome slupgish and vraken thnn you uirer with a dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick ' headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated and when tho weathet is bad you have rheumatic' twinge. Tb urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get sore and irritated, obliging you to seek relief two or three time durihg the night. To neutralize these irritating acids, to cleanse the kidneys and flush oh the body's urinous waste get four ounces of Jad Kalts from any pharmacy here; take a tablespooidul in a glass of water before breakfast for a few days and your kidneys will then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of pra,cs and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for generation to flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in urine, so it, no.: Jungur irritate, thus ending bladder weakness. . ; . " Jad Salts Is Inexpensive; cannot in jure, and nutkes a dlightful effervescent Jituia-water driuk. $492.85 f . o. b. Medford Xt2 1LT &. f XW-Ta $492,85, f. 6. bJ Medford n 4i fll II! Mi $492.85 F. O. B. Medford 492.85 L o. b. Successful Farming Means Fordson Farming GET THAT TRACTOR FOR YOUR SPRING WORK ONLY A FEW ON HAND "'. - , " . - -; C. E. Gates- Auto Co.