Medford mail tribune., February 28, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

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RrEuFOuD MATE TRIBUNE, MEnFOwn, OKF.flOX. TUESDAY. lTimr.UJY 28. 19:
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MEDFORD-ASHLAND
BASETBALL TEAMS
MEET ON FRIDAY
Tbo first two games of the tour
game basketball series between the
Medford and Aaiiland high achoola
will take place Friday and Saturday
ntKhts thin week. The tlrst game
will be played at Ashland and the
second at the Nat In thla city. Some
controversy ha art son recently be
tween the two schools regarding the
Ashland high school gym floor and
Coach Hol la Huntington and Princi
pal Campbell of the local school made
a trip to Ashland yesterday where
they conferred with the Aahlaud
coach aud other school officials.
The Armory floor at Ashland has
been sprinkled with resin to give the
players secure, footing, but it la
said that the resin rises In a dust and
Irritates the throats of the players.
Medford wishes to play on the Arm
ory f'oor and Ashland seems willing
to play there excepting for tho irri
tating duat. The queetion baa been
left In the bands of State Athletic
Association Secretary . Micbler of
Grants Pass who is in Aahland today
inspecting t'ae two floors and It is ex
pected, that the question of which
floor will be used, for the contests In
Ashland, will be decided within the
next day or two. . The last two gamea
of the aeries will be played next week
end in the same order; at Ashland on
Friday night and In this city on Sat
urday Bight.
LOUISE LOVELY
SiWIFLY LOVES
THE SUNSHINE
VELIE CO. LEASES
on tho kings arm followed by tho Mnrlborounh gate and went puat it.
HOICK
BLDG
The Med turd Velio Co. hit leased
bridesman), the ladles in wnltlnft and
King's suite.
It was about 11:30 o'clock when the
tioleutn service, performed by tho Arch,
bishop of Canterbury, na.4l.ited by the
Archbishop of York aud the Dean aud
precentor of the abbey began,
67th Psalm Chanttd
The 67th pHRhn was chanted and the
Heloved, Ut Us t.ove One
for a few dnys and la stopping at the
....! ii, ..ill K I- f.mitv 4aU
.wemoru. ittf win uvm uiw
'I you always have such sunshine?
I adore it. It's such a relief after fog
and flu In California," and Miss l.ouine
Lovely, the nwvlo aetreas t herself)
who apiars in Medford today and to
morrow, "registered" a real smile for
the representative of the Mall Tribune, thU mm
at me rooiei .ucoioru mis noon.
"Yea." continued the actress, toying
with a string of pearls around her neck
"sunshine like this la what we live on. j
It not only makes pictures, it makes!
ua. If th's is a regular thing in Febru
ary you should talk more about it. It's
health and lite."
"No, I have nothing to say about the
Taylor murder. 1 didn't know Mr.
Taylor or Miaa M inter, and only met
Mabel Normand once. Tho movies are I xoKIO, Feb. !. (ly the Aw
like any other profession or business. SCB,,yi rrm Tho universal uf
There are good people and bad people j frg0 mh introduced In the diet by
lit them, those who take their profea-ithe opposition. wa defeated today by
inn oi-i.-.iialv n ihnu hrt Ann't ' vote of !43 to 147. Tho final debate
Dut unfortunately the wild ones get
.. V-. t..b I.n0.li..,r .t Cuilh Pisillt
, , '. 11 , " T , J", Another." was sung during the service.
XLniSTS bu ""tin. the cervmony the br.de curried
in ThU company handles new and " exqulHltely bound pink service book
through St. Jamoa Pnlnco into St.
James street then pnaalntf thinil
Plenuilly and Hyde Park to the corner
of Constitution hilt, and thus to limit
Ingham piiliiee.
The king and queen In the mate
coach and other royal pcrsonagea
quickly followed, and the wedding
breakfast was served there to n. com
pany of about 170 pontona, including
tho royal family and relative and clos
est friend. A feature of this wu the
cutting of n glgantlo tot) pound wed
2 leT their cars. ?"S?.ZtfZ
H. S. Royc. tho local dealer, la here J.' , j ",w "
UN SUFFRAU
E
l,ady lXrla Oordon t-enmix, nnpliv.
ady Klliabetb Howe l.yon. I.ady
IHana lirldgetuan and Lady May Cambridge.
Archbishop Gives Address
The ceremony ended
of
Ilonortitoon at Turk.
LuNlHOi, Feb. SM. It Is umbr
stood tbiit Ylwitunt 1 jm.-vlli'M met
the archbishop ' "n-cs Mary in pun
Canterbury addrvsaed the couple. 1 '"V .i
shvidk in pari:
BEATEN IN
APAN
I'nUllW'Hil of lll'llddird
"It seems probable that ao daughter :tnllty rt-utd to Lord
of a relnnlng king was ever until today
married In the abbey. Certaluly no
dls-
whloli I have, mndi) to hliu ui afore
mentlutted. that he may tranter
them Into lila iwn namu promptly
after my dwith."
The will further directs that "out
of my estate thorn shall be purchas
ed tor the aittd it it n k In Kntea and his
wife, lino thousand dullard of the
preferred Mock of tho Wtandard Oil
company of New Jersey, wltlch bears
seven per 'nt dlvldenda quarterly.
The bequest la made the document
statea "that aald lUukln ICua and
Mr. Kstea to ln'lil them educate their
children, and In recognition of the
Mmlttctia whloh both of them have
shown me In the past."
"To my iWr 'friend. J. V. Her.
nun and Mr. Hatlle Iturrlun," the
will lMnuouths private prortorty and
furniture on (innosseo street, and
ten shares of thl capital stock of the
l 8. National btnk of Portland, and
30 shiirei of the preferred stock of
the Standard Oil of .New Jirm-y I
! given Mrs. llattlo Herrlan. To J. W
llerrlan, the will beqiienths IUI) lots
i In the Laurelhurt addition to Med
ford. that cost me lio.ooo, exclusive
the will direct thai the residue bl
converlo,l Into muney tr Interest
bearing aorurltle. and that the lu
ccmo therefrum bo dlvbled belweeii
Mrs. Ilattlo I,, Hon lull, Hiiukln Kutis,
and the Cbrlntlau Hclence church of
Medford, the latter to use the funds
for charity. At the expiration of
three years, the will directs that Hie
estute be divided share and share
alike, between llattle 1,, Herrlan, the
trustee i f the Christian St lenni
church of MudCord, mid Uanklu
tea,
The will direct that Attorney Por
ter J. Soft liuvn charge of all legal
work connected with the settlement
of the ( slain, and la witnessed by lCd-
win M. While and II. C. Smith of thh
city.
It Is reported ait attempt to break
tlx wl'l will be made.
who uro
IjtSO'lU'rt.
Weston Park Is a cluirmlna resi
dence, mt umld tiinutltul surround
marriage ever occurred here under In snd is In a portion of the country pf laxail- ttn t f flee funilturo.
conditions quite like yours. Tbo war " t quite unknown to the prlnceea Tnn nnry, oxrent worki i n Chrl
Una partly cmaled them. When the vxpv. teji to p ab,.ut three j t)(n Minf(l wnl.h wfB ,,,,, of
ftbro of Urltlrth luanUood was being
TAKE MOVIES OF
the publicity. It's too bad. The ma
jority of people in Hollywood are borne
loving, bard working men and women,
and these scandals do them and the
plac a great Injustice, for they not
represent the truth.
"I have heard of. your wonderful
Crater Lake and would like to go
there one of these days and take some
pictures. 1 travel with my own camera
man and can take a reel anywhere I
wish. 1 hope to make several here in
your delightful city. But it you really
wajit to know how it la done come and
was not attenueu ty m
demonstration, a snow storm accom
panied by a cold wave interfering.
JOFFRE TO ARRIVE
COAST MARCH 28
.1.1.. i,iu. thrt r'V o irmnus, is fiyin to iir. anq
tested day by day in the shell-swept wh,lU, Pt ,hw wnsli border. Prlnoew. Mrs. Herrlan.
trenches anil on bare hillsides, you. my Mmy-, umj,., th,. Mnrtiuls of Cum-' The will direct that $J0 be paid
brother, did much more than stand the! ln-Mae. has his homo at bhotton, a , to Mr. Maud T. Fdwards, "who ha
test. 'few mllea awny. 1 faithfully 'coked after mv steno-
"Such testing, such equipment can There some tnlk of a state belt ' graphic work, aud whose usefulness
make good Its outwmo In the after-1 '"''n h',J ut Ou.-klngham Palace In ; j k!Djiy care I reeoCula.
J-ear. No cull of that kind, no nece.!" ;rl5f "'mm.r in honor of their, Afpp m,kln( ,,, u !.,,
,. ,w . i i ni mui rle. These functions went "
elty on that scale peae GcmI. will, u ,(Ut t (minl n -
come again la your life time. To those !wl,ur. pf tho season In th.
who are worthy of It. peace too brings .i.., of cjuevn Victoria, when Alex
E
CAIARIUIAL JELLY
U auaianlrcd by M port
tMrvUe to mtllloa
Americans, Kondua't
VnMk wumhrrt lot your
.eakt, sossilng. cmsn.
enroak calstrh, bcaJ.
Us as rwM V SrC.Drulat I
al tw
4
KONOON
lUaawMtta, Htaa.
SE.VTTLE. Feb. 2S. Commanders
CENTURY
1
see me at the Page. We are rather i America
a v . .w.-i. today oerfectlng plana for the enter-
I'lVUU VL UUr 111119 BUUW IU1U lllIQIt )VU " (
will like 1C Miss Lovely smiled again
she has a very wholesome, hearty
one; gave the M. T. scribe a vigorous
hanJbhake and left for lunch.
Alt previous records of attendance
at the forums of the Medford chamber
of commerce will bo broken tomorrow
a the indications are that there will
be a full houss at the Medford hotel,
the main dining room of which is be
ing arranged to seat 250.. t.;
The speaker, representing the Port
land chamber of commerce, will pre-'
sent a plan of friendly cooperation be
tween Oregon's largest ffiBD lei pall t
and Medford.1 '; 1.7 i 5 -
physical phenomeua of recent out
burst : In South America as recorded
bir'aeisaaologist will; be duplicated by
the Craters as tbelr real Tolcanic erup
tion ia scheduled to take- place during
the dinner -hour, '.'.iv .... .
- Mlsa Louis Lovely, a motion jpirturp
Starr- wBl have a part in the program
and her cameramen ' will take . a few
feet of film of those participating at
lie forum: - ' .. - ; ..
An advance sale of dinner tickets at
0e each la now in progress and these:
may be secured at the office of the
Medfonf chamber of commerce. Din
ner tickets will also be sold at the
Medford hotel on Wednesday morning
but the number will be limited to the
capacity of the dining room.
PASS BONUS BILL
tainment In Seattle of Marshal Joseph
Jnffre. of France, following receipt of
advices that he would arrivo in Vic
toria, B. C, March ZS to hegm
American tour.
his
WITHOUT
REVENU
E
Man Mast Be Brave
To Face Marriage
. .aSHICTQ'nV; fW" SS.-Majbr-ffsy
m,mler9 of tho house ways and
fnean committee Indicated' to'd'ayaf:
fer a fonfereBce , of more' than one
hour 'that a stldlers' bonus bill with
yut , any .revenue" provision would be
agregt bjk oo r It was aaid that
(here .had been no discusioupf post
poning action"' , . ' '"'''
- . v 1 -j ..f ij'T t.,.
" VASH)XrOS; Fct. is. Han'ford
llacKlder. national commander of
the Amerkafl Leglcri, conferred with
President Harding onthe' bonus 's!t
vatioh today,' urging immediate' en
actment of the legislation.
1 .
1
1 OMAHA, Neb.. Feb. 28. The Rev.
I Edgar Merrill Brown, pastor of the
: Dieta Memorial Methodist church, who
is being' sued fer divorce by bis wife.
told 7th congregation in his aernion
3undav that "It takes a maa o nerve
and a woman "who Is Airave to face the
marriage ceremony today:"'
4-fcich'nme,l-Vmlt 'iv:.couple. ln the
holy, bonds of matrimony."-he said, "I
say' to "myself: -Sir you are a stiorta
man.' lrred and true.1" "! : l " -."
LARGE AUDIENC
E
THRILLED BY BAT
The Daily
Bank Robbery
British Gather at wedding
j (Continued from Kage Oaa)
COVINGTON, Ky.. Feb. 28. Three
bandits this morning boarded a street
car and at the points of guns rob be 1
the clerks connected with tho First
National bank of Ludlow, Ky.. of a
satchel containing f 7000.
t
i '
-"The Bat," lived up to advance no
tices as a thrilling mystery play and
delighted and bewildered a large au
dience at the Page last night to tbe
moment tbe final curtain fell. Tbero
was a good company and effective
stage settings..
., The play Is not only mysterious but
uncannily wierd, full of ghostly hap
, pcclnga, rapid action and changes,
piling mystery on mystery and thrill
on tbrlll, interspersed with some de
licious humor, which kept tbe au
dience at high nervous attention and
In trembling anticipation until the
final explanation, which few bad
guessed.
Any playgoer who did not get a
good kick out t( "Tho Hat" last
night, and then, still laboring under
its spell, went home and examined
every closet closely for spooks, and
saw that all windows and doors w-e
aecnrely locked, must be blase beyond
recall.
COLUMBUS. Ohio, Feb. 23. Rob
bers short' y before nocn today held
up and robbed tho Hilltop branch of
the Citizens Trust and Barings bank
cf between 13,000 and $4,000.
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 28. Five
armed band its. shortly after 11 o'clock
today held up and robbod a braqch of
tho Fletcher Savings and Trust com
pany and escaped with $30,000 in cash.
Three of the men entered the bank
and struck It. A. Bechtold, the assis
tant manager, over the head aa he was
closing the door to a vault. '
URGES PASSAGE SHIP BILL
(Continued from Page One)
'AH arrangements for the big sports
men's banquet at. the Hotel Medford
tomorrow night have been completed
and a fino program with many sur
prises is promised. '
excess shall be paid to the shipping
board to be placed in tho merchant
marine fund from which the subsidy
win be paid, although It Is stipulated
that this shall not cit-t-ed "tho total
amount of compensation received
und-r tho proponed law.
In addition to the ten per cent di
version of customs receipts to create
this fund, the bill provide that it
Khali be derived from port tonnage
duties, taxes or fees which would be
doubled under tho bill and also the
amount that would also be payable to
tho poBtoffiru department for thu
transportation of malls.
DID PAD! DISTURB
YOUR SLEEP?
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 wundly.
VMways have a bottle handy and
apply when you feel the first twinge.
II ptiutrates without rubbing.
It's splendid to take tbe pain out of
tired, aching muscles, sprains and
Btraim, still joints, and lame backs.
For forty years pain's enemy, tek
your neighbor. .
At all druggists 35c, 70c, 11.40.
inimeni
Had That Tired, Worn-Out Feeling
po you know that "awful tired feel
ing," I'jiguldneBH. lame or weak back,
sore muscles, stiff or swollen joints, or
rheumatic pains uaually indicate kid
ney trouble? Foley Kidney Pills act
promptly and effectively. Mrs. Ro
berta Lilly, 709 Alton St., Alton, Ill
writes: "For three years 1 bad a tired,
worn-out feeling. Various treatments
failed. I began to improve on the sec
ond dose of Foley Kidney Pills and to
day I feci like new." bold everywhere.
Adv.
IU privilege In centriu places, liur Umlra. thi-n princm.
central homes can besitow on English Lueen. ummlly acted
life an inestimable boon. The fierce, representative.
llcht which bests upon such a home ' """" "' '"' entensinrnoms
reveals there what Is honorable aud,w"r',. miwt deadly dull ami Kin
pure,
now dowager
aa the queen's
In rx-
. . . . . I.... I, ! HI U UWU It! M"'1' ,.,,,.
iuv 1 kii .vm n ,r-,,..- ,u rv.tlfi. ullun wlien ttiev
spreads. There Ilea the opportunity L.1Ul( lo Th. Mx ,, nw
for both: you are giving to ue It. ,ll.l,Ht,.d would, however, be on milt
"To .von my child, the war days of different lines and the foripal elate
vour girlhood bivught occasion lor mudrtHoH with which t heart . t.titii
clad senice. Experience, however used to be opened would lie tllml.
simple. In a hosultal ward, can give anlnll,,vtl
abiding stimulus to one who carea.
LAST TIMES TODAY
"Sacred and '
Profane Love"
Starring !:ut 1'iTguMoii. fnm
lunel ami piny by Arnold IW n
noil, IXiurad Nngel In Uk com.
lu
that effort, as also In tho leadership
of disciplined English girlhood, you
bavo gained thought and knowledge
hlch you will now contribute to aecur-
ing the strength, orderllneits and sun
shine of a great English home. I
Hasplness In Horns
"Together you will set yourselves to
this. Happiness In home life eveu I
CROW ELL WILL FILED
(Continued from Page One
Christian Science church of Medford.
"1 he TTtnclngl to be held Intact, and
tho Interest accruing therefrom to
he disposed by It, as It mi desire."
To Helen M, Drown of Bedford, a
1 500 certificate of the U. 8. National
md. Or
pit valdo of $li!00 la biueathed.
absolute and unconditional."
JTen share cf the United States
13 3, Nn,
co. from T " -- -
atsv.ImWrUM.W.UaRW,W?f,,f
this city.- Tho will reads. 'Wd ehnre
or, stock: artit"all-thereof;-are-- la ;..
the posMesston f t he said HanVlrt Fa
tea,' subject "to nty' right to receive th ,
Inpomo thereof during mv life. 1 dl
rcft my executor to recognlxb' the
irnn'fer of I be aboirn Mhares' lo him.
ahon It la Klikauiwl liLa vnnn m-tlti hlph
J ,...v 'r" ,,..,1, Dn.tl.i, J n...n .llkl KM
,r.Mlfinn 1- . mall.. f r. l f v.,, r,, , , y,
It has Its root in mutual lpv which is
tender and thoughtful in reaurcv, un
selfish in devotion, but. brave and. uu
reserved ia its honeety of m
sel so you .may:, together s : from
strength to strength.. ... . ' ..,:,'
NEAV YORK, Feb. 28. Involuntary
bankruptcy petitions were filed today
against four more New York brokerage
houses, the latest being Howell and
Wales, with estimated liabilities pf
?GOO,000 and asHets of about $400,000,
and Hall and company, whose liabil
ities were placed at $100,000 and assets
nt $20,000, . .
The ' dean-of Westminster rewived
them and to the strains. of Sir Hubert
Parry' bridal march,: faintly . beard
from the Interior of tbe abbey they
were conducted' by gentlemen ushers
I down the aisle and around the. uu
known warrior's grave, between rows
of guests Btandtng ia phalanxes on
either side to their places In the
sacrarum.
Royal Nabob There
Officials of tho royal house headed
the procession, followed by the Mar
quis and Marcbloneea of Cambridge,
Lord Leopold of Mount Batten with
them Marquis and Marchioness Carls
brooke, tbe ITincesa Royal Marie Lou
ise, Princess Helen Victoria, Lady Pa
tricia Kamsay, tho Earl and Countess
of Athlone, the Duchess of Albany,
Princess Beatrice, Princess Louise.
Duchess of Argylo, Princess Chris
tinla and the Princess Royal Victoria,
the lord steward and lord - rbamber
lalo: then came Prince Henry, Queen
Mother Alexandra, King George, Queen
Mary and the Duke of York, fidlowcd
by eleven household officials, the at
tendants bringing up the rear.
The Viscount Arrives
Viscount Lascolleg accompanied by
bis groomsman and Major Sir Victor
Audley MacKenzie. D.8.O., arrived at
tbe poet's corner door of the abbey and
was conducted to the seat reserved for
him at the south side of tbe steps lead.
ing to the sacrarium by one of their
majesty's gentleman ushers. He, with
the rest of the assemblage, stood until
the royal party reached the places
aaslgncd them.
Tho officiating clergymen the Arch
bishops of London and Oxford, and
Canon Maurice Laacolles, the bride
groom's uncle wearlns caiies, assem
bled in the Jorusalern chamber of tbe
abbey and moved to tboir places in the
eacrariuro, the voluntary being played
aa they proceeded up tbo navo. .
Tha Bride Arrives
Meanwhile a storm of cheering out
side proclaimed tbe arrival of the bide
and king. Mary stepped from her
coach truly a princess in her fairy-,
like gown, combining tho sheen ofi
silver, tbo filmy down of tullo, tbe
sparkle of beads, the dull lustre of
pearls and the exquiHite colorings of
satin and old lace, againHt which con
trasted tho wonderful four and a half
yard train with its silk embroidery and
crynlal work.
Tbo veil, thrown back from her face
over a triple diadum of twisted sllvor
and orango blosHornii, revealed the de
mure features of the princess. On bor
drive from the palace the bridal gown
had been cloaked iu a rich ermine
wra.
The dean received the party. "Lead
Us', Heavenly Father," was played aa
the bridal procession moved up tho
nave, headed by hotiaehold officials,
the stale chamberlain, tbo dean, can
ons and choir, the latter comprising 44
"The power ao to do luust come from
on high. We are here this morning as
Christians; our fealty and yuur fealty
are pledged to the Lord- Thu center,
inspiration, the Blaster ia the bumo is
Jesus Chrlht. our Lvrd. It, Is In. his
name that with gladness of heart and
buoyancy of hope, wo today, ou behalf
of the whole empire and people, bid
you Uod-speed." , - ,- -. . , ,
Tbe bride ami bridegroom then !
passed toward the confessor chape),'
w here two register were algned, one
known as the royal register, in which ,
tbo entry of the ceremony occupied six j
pages and the other the abbey register i
which is HiKncd alike by royalty and '
subjects. Mary used a gold quill pen. j
one of her wedding gifts. The signing i
completed, the bridal march from !
'Romeo and Juliet" and Mendelssohn's j
wedding march were played. Tho bride j
and bridegroom stepped down tho ab-
Imy to the west duor, preceded by the
choir and clergy and followed by the j
hridenmaidH. The clergy moved off to
the Jerusalem chamber and tho crowd, j
- L An ..A 1. .. . U - u , V.
bridal couple in tho doorway cheered . j
Crowds Co Wild i
King and queen and other members
of the royal family moved toward the j
door and tho viscountess and her hus-:
band began their triumphal return i
through tumultous street throngs, ns-
ing this time the carriage) in which,
Quen Mary went lo the ab!ey. Thej
route was chosen to give othur crowds,
a view of the cotiplo, !
Cake 7 Feet High
At the Mall the carriage turned Pit
C J X. ! LL L J I
TOMORROW
PAULINE
FREDERICK
tui tbo MOIIUMI of
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Look at These Prices
15c Huck Towels, now ... 10c
$1.89 Bleached Sheet $1.48
$1.19 Stitched Batts, each 98c
35c Figured Lawn, yard . . 29c
$1.25 Rajah Silk, yard . . .89c
$2.50 Crepe de Chene, yd $1.98
$1.00 UNDERWEAR 69c
Women's white and flesh color
ed Muslin Night Gowns and
Chemise. Cheap at $1.00.
Wednesday 69 C
Special, each .........
$1.00 SHIRTS 69c
Men's blue and grey Chambry
Work Shirts, all sizes. 'A splen
did $1.00 value. Wed. gQ
Special, each ......... .
$1.00 BLOUSES 75c
Boy's Wash Blouses, made of
striped Percale, good quality,
all sizes, $1.00 value. 7Kc
Wed. special, each ..... V
NEW CRETONNES
Just in Our new Colonial
Draperies. Hundreds of new
patterns to choose from.
Special for Wednesday, 20
pieces new cretonne, 50c value.
Wednesday only, 3 S C
yard ,
Women's
85c Lisle
Hose, now
50c
Women's,
$1.25 Cham'
oisette
Gloves, now
$1.00 pair
Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Postage Prepaid. Agents for Pictorial Pattern's. '
Mann's Department Store
The Store for Everybody
Entrances E. Main and N. Central
Medford, Oregon