Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 08, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextKrEDFoiw matt; Tmr.rrNn Mnrom oicfiox, wkdnt-kday, makcit r. 1022 TWO fl-TOW U. S. EXPORT TRADE DECLINE JANY 1922 SENSAT I0NAL KUK L UX ACTION LEADS TO ARREST OF L ADY FOR MURDER Singer Makes Record Recovery OREGON INCLUDED WAHIIIS'lTON, Mm'. K.Th' il" cllim In tli vfllim of A murk a'a fui'elun undo In January m lomnareil with January of In further cmphimUod In Ktiillmli'H im to trailn ly continental and roimtrles for the. Hint nuntli of the (in'HKiil year made, public ttuy by the department or entiiinerce. l-'.i hji'Ih to i:ur( totalled IllH.Ma.. CIO compared wltli :i.'5.'.MH,r,U7 In Jan uary n year uko und $1 ,a I ,h7.t J I for tlm trnvrn niuiittut ending Jummry lt, iigulnnl MA -tti.6S7.SlO for tlm seven month ending, In Jnnimry, l'J-1. Import front l'.nnHi f ir, Jnnimry hint amount tit i'.H,lia.4'i3 cimmrd ltu f..6iK.t1 fr January n year u mill tt f7. 1 71.1 3a for snveu uionilia inding In Jnnuury Inst year, against ii;i,fii;2,':J.I fur tlx seven months end Ihk In Jnnuury a your ago. KKrtit t Hi mill America In Jntm nry laid worn f n.Kia.sr.s compared with f.l.t3D.l'it! In January it your ago a ml f U'J,UH3.'!31 fur tlm seven nioiillm ending Uiit junuaiy anaiiiHi yy.t')"i. 1'imi or tho oovcn month nttii In Jatuisry t"tr lmpta Irom Htulll America , urn l.'J,tto3.UI1 fur litHt Jummry. rottipsred with lau.T&u, 4'.. for January. I'J.'I and l&4,U3.3.'ti for the wvi'ii months ending lat Janu ary, nrinltiit f363.6IT.h74 for tlm seven moiitliN ending the nvoiii January. Kiporu to Aula were 9 t;.0T3.St".i last r January, rniired Willi ,3.lxt.i.Kd WASIIINOTONV Mnr. H-Ili-lief of for the previous January and 29i).363.. president Harding ilmi tlm local 0r VJ5 fur tlm seven month K'ill tni-,im, n, ,,,r hiiuli fnlth and lag hint January, against $liHl!it,Kui ;,,( luKeilier In-fore tin? xirntUn of for the seven month ending January -j,h ,ir,.H,.ni agreement on March 31. a year ago. Imports were 102.7s0.r.H r,..rn, tluy nt die While for last January. compared with ' 1 .iu., , tn:,ora. In, January a year ott.i. j ti pi-i hi l nt. a wum said. Inform.-il jsi-ottary luvl t tint llm li'iinrtmmt jto tho pn'itt'Ul fonlrart ihm'rvlnit tin a rm-rtinit if Hie orii- liKI.AM), riit,. Mur. N.-Adlim on Inroi'iiiiiilnn wlilrh ill" iiutlioiltloM Nity wiih futnlrtlnMl by tlm Ku KIux Klun, Mr."Allrn It. BIiIkMh w nrri'ttt' to tiny ut HI. Ctomt on u wurriwit chnrKlnit lnr with ihn murUm- f Ur limthutnl. Wllllimi A. HIiMil. forumrly of Mollmi, III., wli'i wiih Bhot iiinl klllml nntir li'r 1'i'liriiiiry B. I'l'li r Hmllli, a nt'Kro lum linen hfl'l In tlm i.uuiuy lull ftH ii Mnnii(ct Itfio Nlti'n tlm kllllnit dtiil nft"r Imr nrniht Mm. 'HIiIi'Mn Ih niiIiI to luivn Klvcn ufl'h'laU n Htiiit'ini'nt In lili.h kIk cliwnst'il tin' nt-Kro HU tlm net mil hIi'mUiii. TIim cdiiiiIk opcralfi't u iiiliry fnrm nnr hro. On tlm nlc.lil of llm ulioot lliit tli"y itut I'll liimii from lVlan't In nn uiiltiuioliih. Mm. HIii-IIh' told tlm initlinrltlKH that hkvitiiI nillfN from 1'iwii ln-r hunlinnil htniiil tlm rur Im raiinn if nn oiihlnii-ilmi in tlm routl find Unit when Mm u)U:!iti to rmuyn II an milili'niHie.i MtHim ui ilm roadnlil flrt-d iiKin him with tt dIiqIkuil Hhieldn wax liictnntly kllli-d. Harding Wants Coal Agitators to Quit IN NATION WIDE ssr, r ' j '. ? ' t.-.l r '.jt . .5 fe V i A .' (. t(7 v I we COMBINE 4j - O 4- r t V, -..( i Tim K ANNAS flTV. M.. Mar H n-ntn wr.w i . I"- .hnMom for ..f r.m.,r.w.l air lank a. a Mr.... I"r min b iBrw mr I.m-w l vnnh a thr r.-I11"""1 hoforn thu rxj.lriH Ion of tho j.rdt noli n f ilm -mIii.m. l-nl un. lot cakct anj nit mah- i I , f t inif, MrolJ I otial U Intttcr at K remarkably lower cos;.1 l'ollow youf iitiul recipe ulng ' i to S less cf Mjsola than the cmuunt of butter called for. , PIECRUST' n. ' I '.' (Uf flo J TaMni fUmr V Kpw lakta( fJr S l(oan tlali ii uMmuU 4 iMmmkku t tU Water , Mi drv Inindlfitn. A J 1 tf la XIai.U nj Kil unill immv. Mik uklily lnt Jrv InHtrolmi. Itm pmo 'i hjt f tlp lsuh MM Utmbt H crtul. FREE IWiuUfulU l!latrau J Cum I'nxliHU Cook Hook of 4 !. Wrlit Com I'cu.l tKU HckaiM Cu., l)u. A, Arjj, til. Bcslr ftr Salads andCookin Um4 and rcommniid by Public School Dgmett'ic Sclcne Teachtn Price Reduction For Willard Wood Insulated and All Rubber Batteries Starting, Lighting and Ignition Work. Re pairs on all makes of batteries. Ford mag netos charged. Electric Shop 8thandBartletiv ' Phono 22-J Two Year Guarantee on all Rubber Batteries . , . ni:.N'VKR, Colo., Mar. X fednra tkm of all tho lUito lioat Kroweri co oj.nrtttlTo socK tlRM on tlm 100 per cent pooling plan, to bo known an the Ann-r- 1 lean Vhat Grower, aoolated, re- j jaulted from n. aorien of cocferenw". . j hern, which -ndd recently. J Thi rrifiinWHlilii repreaented In the j ornnlzntlon controla bntwt-en 75,000,-j OOij und 100.000,000 bunhela of wheat,! and thl control will Ixj further ao mental an Turloua ntata now either in tlm protean of orsanlzliiB or cont-m-lntln orKiinlz.itlon, mmpleta their. work. In addition to the formation of this KlKuntln pooling plan for controllinK tho flow of wheat from the prwlur to the conmimer, tho confernco raulted in removing tho antaKonlani that baa liern Krowini? Ix-tweon tho various Hlau; orKiinlzatioua and tho I'nlte I iKlatt'H drain (irowera, Incorp'irated. i The detailM of tho federation provide for tho i-HtabllKhtnent of a toning ay teni for tho liandllng of wheat. The! , I.u.,,n Muiatcre. fhl.-aao op.-ra Tior. who wa. o',cratr. ,m rntIy Meral Ion lll function aa aoon aa on r..r ui.pendl. -ma, i.tmomi. , j Im will im al,- to altuc5 Hi l-ifoi ma nii-a t,Dr conalHtluit of two or more I'oMland In M.mh. He wan III Jut thno wek. If.. U kiiowii on Fifth thte In one locality havo perfectod AVoituit. wli'i Ma wift, Mn favalKrl. . : -tnelr atale ornanliatwna. im orin. weal ueat urowera, asaociaiea, now In organized and has het'n otierattnK for two yeara. i Another detail of Urn organization provide that each atato orKaalzation will retain it Individual organization, llm national federation being pledged not to absorb tho power of tho var ioua atatea. The national federation. -however, will centralize tho activltlea I of tho varloua atato aocletiea and will j handle all deialla of exporting grain 'and finding foreign markets for tho wheat growers by the members of the society. In addition, tbo national federation will supcrvlso the work of securing funds for the various state organiza tion members, will maintain a statlHtl cal department, the result of which will be available to all members and wll work out a co-ordinate system for marketing the wheat controlled by the federation. Oregon wheat growers are to Ik) included. . HOW TWO WOMEN ESCAPED OPERATIONS Doctor Advised Use of LydiaE. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Happy Results in Both Cases RtJosph,Miouri. "Both of my sides swelled and hurt me ho that I could not move or do Bny of my work. There was heavy pressure and pains through my lower organs and the doctor told me to try i.ydia E. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound for theso troubles, lie said 1 had this one chance, and if the Vegetable Com pound did not help me nothing but an operation would. Af Ur taking several bottles 1 f'-lt it was helping me and now 1 am able to do my own work. If my testimonial will heipothers I shall ha glad for them to read it and hope your Vegetable Compound will do thern as much good as it did me." Mrs. Wm. Ivk kmam, 013 N. 4th St, St. Joseph, Mo. White Plains. N. Y.-'I had snch a pain that I could hardly walk and the doctor said that I needed an opera tion. 1 was sick for a year before I started taking your medicine and I could not work. I saw your advertise ment in a little book and that is how I came to take Lydia E. Pinkham'a medicines. I have been taking the Vegetable Compound and Lyciia E. Pink ham's Blood Medicine, also - I.ydia E. Pinkham'a Liver Pill and ' used Lydia E. Pinkham'a .Sanative . Wash and the capsules and prescript tion recommended. 1 am doing all my work and have gained twenty pounds. V 1 am taking the medicines sUll, but I feel fine. You have my permission to ose this letter for the good of others." Mrs. MaryMark.Si HamiltonAve., White Plains, N. Y. Some female troubles may through neglect reach a stage when an opera tion is necessary. But moat of the commoner ailment are not the iur gical ones; they are not caused by serious displacements, tumors, or growths, although the symptom may appear the same. , When distorting ailments first ap pear, take Lydia E. Pinkham'a Veg- , stable Compound to relieve the pres- ' ent distress and prevent more seri- , ous troubles. Many letters have been received from women who have been restored to health by Lydia E. Pmk bam's Vegetable Compound after op- rations have been advised by attend- j ing pnysicians. , 660 BARRELS OF WHISKEY - 50 YEARS OLD AND $2,000,000 IN GOLD LIE IN WRECKED SHIP OFF CRESCENT CITY Lydia E. Pinkham'a Private Text-Rook upon Atlmnt , u Pecnlinr to Women" will be sent yoa free anon request. "Write" to ttie Lydia I- Pinkliam Medicine Co Lyon, MasaacbOMtto. Thl book contains valuable information. HAN ritANClWn, f:i., Marih h. !it. aided nn aacd PiKKer Indian in !,......... ..t it... ,. n.i ,.r i i'i.!iitiirii I ill hi ri'KH. Iliforo dvloK. lh- Indian hunik i'nt r niiiutnl thi- ni k t save White tlm di'tnlla of Ihc ("InklnB i.t thr Urollii'i Jonathan, which he tin- rtcniner Hi-oIIht Jonathan. t,P- j iai lini'we'd. p.im'il to Ho aliuut 10 nili off Ores-1 White Inti'i- come In eont.-fct with K. -it ( iiy lh .loi'thcriiioxt point 111 H. Mitimrii'ld of Milwaukee. Ho.lolJ I'nlifernJa. Tlm jitramyr w.ut wrvek his htory niitl Mansfield liornmo tntr il inoi'v tlinn t0 yeaiw ji-ated und organlztil. the lierp Sea 1 Iterlatnatlim company whleh l In- : '.ni.WAt'KKK. Wn, Miirih . "nrior.iti-d nt $:S.0fl. " Under the Ci.lcl .4lui il. ut nlwmt t:.0ti0.00,. CCO terius of 'the Im-orpoi-htlon. all' the i iiiTfli of whlkkLV more than fifty tr acme r'."V rod' In no lw xllvldi'd vnuH "III. I'Mil n l.n-i; luiiiiiinl of Ji w- rin;al!r ainonn 'the -IT snemhers. ' ' Mir bins in tin- I'l iuun ut the 1'arilii: Word'n (I Sniithi SKurcd as lururt off ih- eont uf Cullturiitii. I ' dlwr and lias 'ouik-fd his "ilivlnB th' prun ttliU'h In luiinu n party of hi;i" v.hli4i wiu lo ahiprMvl o l.'riw-'liiMuk"-iiiiM. vtho lirnve hern J-rlitiy rrnt fay. fa I.. Irom Umr Friday. Thin t ink tlivir Jus in uiUnii.Uiitf tu rai: la able to o to a depth, of l.OSU iteov r It. ifwi Into Ihe water without, endanger- jfiff the t'allfnrnln eonM.. tho exact ln tho llfu of tl) operator, , Smith d Kpot known only ! the Milwaukee rlarett tfilay. " " liitv whlilt was h-ain'J from nn U 11. iuhl. on of tho incorporators .ijli'd "OlKKir" Indian, w ho died years snya Thwt-ii mtrrlo-rninpnnr Itas eom a(;i. lit lb.- ;kim nmcr.l . feRn.-l plctett itx plaim to fiV he entire ope. lumber Jonntltnn. tvhlih went down ratlona of Smith -woiksin h water ye.irs iik" and whleh i thought to luid perhapa w U !s u Blot lu a movie contain In Ha hold the treasure; (treasure-hunt.-1 l ' - The stoiy of how the slnklnR of the) I'n Hill, have been oidainod by tho shli eafno tu llirht Is u ronianeo lit coinpnny to bring the. whlakey, when Hrti lf. Yeni-N iih-o, Pila White, editor ix-oovei-eil. to Milwaukee, where It will of t!n t'reaceiil t'lty, t'lilifornla. t'mir-,! divided. CltV of Town Mailorders Received Now 2 NIGHTS-2 MONDAY and TUESDAY MARCH 13TH AXD 14TM SCHOOLS GIVE UP FIGHT TO INSIST ON VACCINATION ESERVATI ONS NEEDED 4 POWER PACT, KELLOGG T.VCO.MA. Mar. S. Suvcral thousand arhool niinlla whoao tmrcnts refused awiim.iu. .v.r. s Aaocat to pornilt them to he vaccinated jlng ratification of tho rour-power Ta ngnlnst siiinllox. will go t.i school elfic treaty without hesitation or again tomorrow dcaplto tho ruling of .nullification. Senator Kcllncg. repub tho city health department last month !ll(.nili sunne0ta. told tho senate tot that nil mivacclnatod pupils tihould lH. thnt ,ho ..n(.. ...... freo from ntanglinR committments as to mako veservatlons possible sources of em hurratsnient rather than of advan- THIN, FLAT HAIR I GROWS LONG, THICK i L AND ABUNDANT , 'Dnndcrino" costs oiiiy 3S cents a bottle. Ono : application ends all t dandruff, stops Itching and falling hair and in a few moments, you have doubled the beauty of your hair. It will appear a mass, so soft, lustrous, and easy to do up. But what will please you most will be after a few week's use, when j you see new natr fine and downy at first- yes but really new hair growing all over the scalp. 'Dandorino" Is to tho hair what fresh howers of rain and sunshine are to egetatlon. It goes right to the roots, nvlgorates and strengthens them. This delightful, stimulating tonic elpg thin, lifeless, faded hair to grow ong. thick, heavy and luxuriant. 1 t I Si I t PAGE Medford's Fifth Annual 9 m BIGGER, BETTER GREATER THAX EEIJi , "s.lw)"'" AUGMENTED ORCHESTRA , -Wilson Waite, Ponductor, h i , HOW TO SECVBE TICKETS BT M.UL SOVf CAST OF . OVER 80 ; Orders will be filed in order of their receipt and ftl!ed before the -v regalar box office sale opens, Friday, March 10th at 13 o'clock.; -thm Address tetters, make . checks, postoftiee money orders to .-Page ; Theater. Include self -addressed stamped envelope to Insure 'Mia "return." -. . ... PRICES: Floor. $1.63; Balcony, 1st, 4 rows, $1.63; $1.10.. Includes War Tax. -,. , ! ,n r,. ; last 0 rowe . hnnod nfturWnrch ?. Superintendent r W. K. of tho city schoala totlay ordered nil school principals to autipend tho order and to admit all pmdla. Vr. Joseph Kane, city health orficer said ho "stood pnt" on his original order but did not Indicate what steps ho would tnko to enforce It. "Tho smallpox menace is now neg ligible." Superintendent Oelgor said. "Every day a almtont stays out of school costs tho school district 3d cents from lis atnto school fund allot ment. There In no question but thnt it would cunt from $.15,000 to $10,000 to enforce tlio vaccination order and ttte schools can't aland thnt Iomh." Sure Relief FOR INDIGESTION flu a 6 Bell-ans Hot water Sure Relief tage. Tho - Minnesota senator de clnrcd no agreement to employ force or to defend any other nation's rights was contemplated ly tho Instrument, ;nd eharacterUod tlio "no alliance" reservation approved by the foreign relations commlitco as wholly super fluous). There should be stronger ground for tho adoption of reservations by tho senate than the argument that they can do no harm," he declared. It we are going to ratify tho treaty covered over with unnecessary reser vations, been use they can do no harm we mny find thnt other countries will do tho same and some of tho reser vations thi'lm or ours tuny hinder the ratification or weaken the effect of the treaty." Senator Kollogg reviewed tho nc gotlatlons leading up to tho treaty and asserted that ono of its most Import ant provisions was thnt abrogating tho Anglo-Japanese alliance which ho said long had been viewed with sus picion He alluded to tho Bryan nrhlti-atton treaties and similar Inter national agreements ns furnishing precedent for tho four-power pact. ELI-AIMS 254 and 75t PackaK everywhere SENSATIONAL Oldsmobile Four Touring Car $1385 , at Meriford. Busy Corner Motor Co. Main at Klversldo New House for Sale Xo. 1010 West 11th Street Five rooms, bath and large sleeping porch, good lighting and plumbing fixtures, living room, dining room, kitchen and bathroom done In ivory enamel, bedrooms in light gray, walla tinted through out, full concrete foundation. Pavement, sewer and TAXES FULLY PAH). $3230.00. Apply Trowbridge Cabinet Works Farmers, Attention $150,000 Stolen From Phila. Dental School r.UILADELriUA. Mar. 7. Bonds ml othor negotiable securities valued at more thnn $160,000 have been stolen from tho strongbox of tho Dr. Thomas W. Evans dental sohool and museum funds, of tho Vnivorslty of Pennsylva nia, it became known lata lost night. Walter A. tlnger, nsulstant treasurer of the fund, la being sought In connec tion with tho ense. ' t'ngor, who la 27 years old disappeared from his home here l8t Tuesday, - ' We will hold a Fordson Tractor School at our place of business on March 9, 10 and 11 From 7:30 to 10 p. m. for Fordson owners and any one interested in power farming March 9 Lectures on Carburation and Ignition March 10 Lubrication and Implements March.il -Power Farming SiSSi' It will be to your interest to attend all three days C. E. Gates Auto Co. Corner Sixth and Pacific. Highway iu: