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Newspaper Page TextFAf!R 'FOUR MEDFORD' M'AII.'TlMIUm-:. MI'DFOUD. OlfKiiOX. FRIDAY." M UCir 10. 1922 8 'PEOPLE. PI .. MILLION. 1921 TROOPS CALLED OUT f GENERA Liner Is Frosted Like Phantom Ship R. R. WAGES MUST STRIKE S. AFRICA -WJVSlilS'OfOX". ; interest itiR bits of Information relailnK lo American Inclotnes Included in tho treasury de partment's report covering returns for the calendar year 1919 which hns just been mndo public. Contrary to popular .opinion, the tn'rffost iierrenluRe of returns necord- .lug tu population was not from the wealthy industrial center, out trom Alaska and the Dlstrb-t of Columbia. THl territory's showing li.Vi per ecnt--wits explained by the number of Individuals operating their own lTuxi ne.i, While that of the District of Co lunibia 13.40 per cent was believed to have resulted from th high ratio of government emp'uyea with salaries of more than 11.800 n year. The (southern agricultural Ktates In variably were far down tho list, Miss-. txftlppl ' ritlsciis making returns com priidng only 1.33 per cent of the total population: North Carolina 1.45 per cent. and Alabuma 1 . 4. New lork W In total returns with more than &,000,l. An analysis made by the treasury of. the sources of income showed that those In the 1."0 JiftOO, class obtain ed 77 per cent of their personal reve- nuo from wages and salaries. JI.Ii per. cent from rents and royalties.. 1.4 per cent from dividends and 4.7 from in terest on Investments .This was con trastcd with the taapuyer with An in come of one million dollars who drew ' f, . '., .. .,-S i A f,, Mirie 5s forcemeats ia lornrs hich per cant "from partnerships. 11 per forward with fixed bayonets and dls-, cent tram Rile of real estate, stocks, etc., per cent from reuts and roy alties, 3S per cent from dividends and j II per cent from interest on invest . Ieduc.tkin permitted by tho govern ment also showed a wide variance amounting to ..4i per cent lor. in come Wtwcen 11,008 and $1,000 and 50.48 pr cent for Incomes of 12,000.- 000 and over. ' Agriculture and related industrieo comprised more than 31 per cent of those makinR returns,' "trade" 16 per cent and public service 21. ConHimtion reporting "no net -in come" totaled U0.;64 the accrecatu ' inn .mv, .uarvn Illinois leau.i deficit in this class being $995,000,- the I nited Stat. in the umbcr of 000 -Seventy per rent of the firms homes lighted by electricity.' with engaged In mining and .'quarrying de- California ranking second . and New cia red they had jnadaono profit in iork third, according to Tie .National Jl. a'saimit 4 per cent in agrieultu- Electric Ught association, -which has ral and related litres, and 13 per cent announced, tip- . results of a Guryev of in textiles., "..': in w ' the residential lighting', situation of IntereHttjtgThanges- jnthe- flnanrisl--the eHntry. ptatvig of certain ra)avrs were? noted IONtlON, M:ir. !. (fly Associated Press.) South African worker have. rallied In a fairly wide response to the i call for a general strike. Issued by exwutivo committees of the industrial fedorntion and trades unions says an Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Johannesburg. ' ,. ' '. Many shops in tho. business section hare been closed, their proprietors I fonrlng violence. .Walters and wait resses have lieen forcibly taken from their jobs in the few restaurants that am oieu. All public ett'cl1s ,mv0 been, stopped and delivery wagons have beoii forbidden to do business. Slaughter house workers have ceased work aud mechanics a;, fmqifbntein and lleriiHston, railroad centers, have geno on tjtrjke. Woikora affiliated with other" unions have removed from their jobs. Disorders occurred in different ses lions of tlfo city, says a Router's dis patch from Johannesburg. During the afternoon police fired blank shots In attempts to scatter striker who had tried, t eject a group of j telephone, workers. ; The ugliest Incldiitit so far connected with tho strike tccurred in Yott Hrandls' Squire when revolver shots were 'lire! on tho polico by the strikers. " . ... Tho police wero supported by rein- pushe-d (X v . . bV " i " ' 1 tPr vrr tn r' -r- ''--' 3, 'H, I 4 V . - ' - J'l ,i'i P;v I, "It! r'i BE REDUCED, U. S. LI 1B0 BU.IST0L0 last Spoonful Same as the First persed a great crowd. STATE IN COUNTRY USE OF ELECTRICITY - When the steamship Lorraino arrived In New York she t-tokod UKe she bad made a trip in Poliir s?as. ' From b:r to stc;n the liner tins covortsl' with Ice. dusted with a oalln of snow that glistened Hko costali. Tht photo shows part of tho Ice-cavercd ehtp !acd sl tho Cmutets do la IU chette. ... - ClUt'Ailt), Msircli - Tho publt.; ;;i n- M'!ill , Inelutllnit wuue cantors In other! ' Industrie!, ( honld not be culled uikhi) i to piiy ti':ins)Krt:illon cburges lupied 1 upon u Inonllnat Oy M-rli level of rail ; ntd nHKn, John U. Watbt r, eveciillye secivt:iry of the bureau n lniiniiatl (or tho easleni raihun Is, said totl.iv ' bel'oro the I'nited HHtef rallrolid ln'xir I board, which Is nnnl loring petitions 1 nt these raUronils M well its ef other i carriers r wagi rithutlotis of rati-' i toad employea. j "II was nntiirul," he said, "that the , tuaiiufiicinroM nnd other I'opreseniii'j liven uf tht Nhipplnit public should feel . tluit ns" thi-lr Indipttrtei hud been! ! undergoing Ihe process of rendJUHt- (nietil. nnd as the railroad lutlustry was , still operating on Urn basin of war lime ' IttMts, idus the Increase In the cost of' I their lalsf resulting front declslouii of tUo labor Uiiinl. that tbo ruilrvxid In-1 liixiry should uIho contilbuto toward t l the reudjiiaitnent. ! ' "Tho Interetit f tho wuplojea," lie said. "htf. n.d opposed to the Intort'xU I of the rallrtKtdn I represent. The pros- 'porlty o," theao workers lit lutorwoven j with otid dc'ndcul upon tho hucc'si of the ruiiiMa.1 Ion, Incus It.-. elf. S lonu , As wages must bn nuiiiilaine I uihui a i wsr time level, tho railroads will be; preveiitcii from adjusting their condl j lions to the i-uiv lime Imsis and If their luooiiio U it'iisyrbol by such wuri time scales of pay, It n:eurlly fol j luw that correstxudliu; roductlona tuut be nindo In tin working forces." . Mr. . WalW introduce! exhibit to show that thft cout of living today Is back to where U was In 191K. NUMBER OF DEAD IN YAKIMA JAPS ID RUSSIA DEPENDS ON E! RUSS RAILROADS IMJ I Calumet is made under such exact ins conditions packed in such a scientific manner, that its leavening strength and purity never vary. It retains its original strength, lor months after leaving the factories. When you tip Uie can to get the last spoonful, you know your baking will turn out all right the last spoonful ia the same as.thc first. This uniform quality of is cause for its big demand. Housewives know they can depend upon the results obtained that climatic conditions or temperature cannot de teriorate its positive leavening ixwer. When you buy baking powder remember these facta that a uniform leavener means bakings that do not vary in quality-that Calumet is uniform. A' po-iml ran of f attune j rcintntm fill VIm. Some hsllnt poilwi wm Ti oom-e iiin'cTd 1 1 lii oimiv .nn. IVTre vmi eet 1 wli-n V'"! wsnt It. 3 iwirr k'M fc.i1ss J EARN E NGLISH TO GIMWIL L ! WASHINGTON. March. TUo num-j .-YAKIMA. Wash Jap.ine.ie from 1-er nf'persons who will die from star-1 ,RQ nntlre Yakima valll , met Sunday vatioi. in .funinn trtcke l-tm. U 1-! 31 Vc? f f INCOME TAX CO. Mi; IN NOW Is tt pp.alwo muko to our cIVtiH. You will; thus) avoid th rfsti of th final j ! of the period when our Muioj Is taken up day aud uUht to GET lUVn itSS IN ON TlMH. i tlur I ffli lent Heril. e ' laves money for other and It will do n for jo t. Khcuntaiism caMtr to avoid than I trrrT crwr A ttt-tititt n r ' tto cure. Mtcs a wrll-Knowii auihotity. I vtxjjwii nuwiiiuu UVJ. ; , lfHlf..r) , Says a little Salts in water. Mve you Irom dread attack. may We are advifed to clrc wrm!y; Veen . lW.. ,. ., the fcrt. Hry; tj UroMire: fat tc ! tt,llng, in tne i-eiorr. nrvroup orati Mi's-nKiifiinu intT mutini;ruum"-ni lainuuus nn iiunwiriniK nrniiv 11 J cent inline "! the M'retfci'Y of the who jd1eiUjrn' $1.to .tl ceuny ;toUMri: a.-l.-7 h. Au.erhau relief a.Jminisln.tIoU, ,tp'.i(,r . A. ,uTair.' th.'.l euWielttoelwi 000 in .1914 -was "rnirgufnj-ea In-1919 "hiinKinK the tl up,to 8,4v. in , Soeretarv Hoover declared tod.iv. .... ..,;.....! ... ' t o that -t.&iV'JMf rVm!inc-d- Irt ; the addition to lw ninUil liKhtin cut- ! DorlnK thc lasC thlrtv daVn. l-)n.00r . .". ia ,, ., th r",.iirw'! Sl! r T"?1. tow f tniiihH .nlK-d by VJL pres to 30d,oir!rt5 ui to 1.00.09 aTid Industry h.-u 1,.0,000 -4nd4MMrtiit nd . . . , . . ' i.,". ... ' , over thaVor " ' i' fcemmeixial 7iKhtlns r.taM-: and ! u" lo ui"erenl pons . u.(...,.- h.-h !? of fH': Ya'Alma Jap-! huV'funk fltoly t f jj.xvl waler.j "J tWpa'(0 tfron'-j Khtuiraii.ni is a direct rcodl oft' tii r.'- . : '. w.- "v : FISHING RODS of,. iuttustrtlil . On tH tW h9n4'Aee4dtx- 4Sf0 pnyern 000, proRn "lon"-hayinf )ropis;d . lae)t;-o.th ;tial rustomers.- iou.um (in... and 'caranwrcial " M'" Hnltlq nl lllaclc as; M.-.) yen. who paid oi rncomeV of 1.- customers. - briwinc the total, Hoontr said, bat only 23.00' ton 'txll?:)?Z? 0,009 ,aM"-orpV-lw-'19l"4 dwindled nunffter up to J.8?5-.8. -- ei trniwported over Russia' eJenwp-' f M f n ' oKr,livf...to i-tMM: riu IllinolTh,. of th reshlen- alize,! rail Bv8,en,. . I " I7?W D:n't "Baby" Corns Iont pet andcod!le. niirwi or'lnetor"1 roehiinnorlnKjoj killer. Hnnlf-h tbem quickly. lnlPMi?. torevcr ltli SETS-IT" Nit only bftrd ctrns or soft corns but everjr klod ot corn or cullus nurronlnri v weuni unn pvrin tiim off. Jttaki rutHfew m-oiiikIs to ti the pain nith wo or ihrM dropn. Oo to your drucet't today, tie a bottle ot "Oelii-It " Yoit rxonvj borR u fa'H to peel thera off. red by million!. t'!ost but trine. V lwrenee'a, iJtrnhtcifo. California ranks nee. end (n homo liclitini? customers with TiZ.DOO while 'ew .York is third with CSfctipo and Vennnylvniiia fourth' with 543,000. ; . ; - .: ' '; ,; ..Tht aurvcjd.jhCrti's thiit.'tiio middle wentern titaiua of Illinois, "Indiana, Ohio. Michigan and Wisronfin have more homen lighted with vloctricitly than any other section of tho country, the total being 2,237.800 or a quarter (f tho number In the entire country. The total number of new homo liftht Injr cUKtomerH added in these five Htates In 192t wan S3,Hiilfi. Oregon has 92. 500 customers for electricity with 4700 new curtoniers in 1911. Blizzard la Texan. TMAHHIX), TexJs. Mor. 9. The north Tun-Handle of. Texas today is in the (trip of one of the worst bliz zard a known in recent yearn thru f-et of enow liavinjc-beon rtivrtod at Spearman, tho terminus of tho Kpoar man branch of the Santa Ko railway. Spearman in cut off from tho outside world no far ao transportation i con cerned. Loss to llvetH'k 1h fearinl. u,c viWu.w lnM 0 tort on :ihS. the seed and foodstuffs to Ileval, IUsa,v Tho Jn')a'n'e cohrferef that 'Jitje Libau' and Danzig on tiK initio and 'renro fpr ' tho ' opposition" aa'liut Novo Rossiak,' Theodlsa and Odeesa on them In . trie Wjp.'iio'.dMrlct I that the Black sea. Prom 1Z0.U0O to H0,-,'y lo not opeiik PtiRtisn rtfftdliy npd WW aildltlonal tons of stuff, accordln';,I,,M,''ns n'EKllh ara'.tu be practi to !tfr. Hoover will bo delivered' at:''",ly """PW tr till members of these . port, during the next thirty days'"- tZZ and the proflpects arc that eUipments trnl0 anywUcre ex,,.pt w!th thc wP. wUl continue to pllu up at the ports ato m,.rihant, though tormety many with very little chance of tho railways of them dealt w ith f.l"W countrymen bl'ini: ablu to transtiott lit tho f:,inuiA 'n t Yrikin,-. .mil H. .-III1,. ' area muck more than the amount ship ped during tho l:it thirty days. Tbo lcst shipment la one day Int) the famine area wan 1 V) limit. Nor mally tho RusHinn railways t; this re Kkm should be able to transport 20,000 tons. Mr. Hoover said. iocNfc' tint, prepuce uric acid which it ' Bw'rpwV l'wl I?tmn I'..l 1 -t . tl . I . . . I hlli,Y I, lift.. f n. mt t.Mm m. Quality that's the Reason i for the ever growing popularity of Albers ; Flapjack Flour. Makes light, tasty hot cakes. Order a Package y Four Grocer ; ". Recammcnds " Albers quality Albert Flapjack Flour Cttelullr seiterf cylindrical con tainer H'WiCi nbwltttc suniliiion. HORNETS 01 INAL PAPER MAKERS SAGE TEA DARKENS 11 10 M SIM ttnort'ed into the IUkxI. Ti is the urrt.-u of live kidney t to filler tlu fid Irom the blood Jnd cat! it out in he ttrine: the Porei ef the Vin are J ivi ; mean ct ieins . thc htoocl. of 4 't'v mpurity. in camp ana ciully ;"?11 . leather the sVin pore are tlncil nxi lorni;; ii: uoneyt to do tioutiie vtUl t'ly hccms 'Weak anil ftlucgith '?A fail. t;. climumM : the urw acid ..hkl.keft .cccattilaiiiic ami ritxtilat hf tlir.vi-,-;i rie jiyMcr.i, centally t ' itlf H Uie, jtiir.U ami muclr camitiij !;f(unf, scrtnt.j and pain ceiled rhcu- 'dfittii. ... . ... At the first twi.-.r cf rheumatism 'ttfrvr.i any pharmacy alweit four s.'d et Jad Sah; put a tablespoon ,i' rt a frUfi of vaier and drink before rcAf.tst e.ich rtornini; for a week. .h; U laid to eliminaie uric acid by UtiuV.inp; he k:dney to normal rtioi:. tiiu ritldirg the blood of thcie mauiilie'i. Ji'J Salt is inexpensive, Iiarmlesi and J made from the acid of lirapei ami emrm juke, ccmbined with lilliia and ii used wiih ixrellent reu!is by thou and of lol'i who are mibject to rheu rralnm. Here jou have a plcuant, (Tervesccnt lithia-water drink which clpj overcome uric acid and it bene- - ' 1 Ilea U onlrr. lo uiitem ta ! F, W. t l.l 0.1? H- Krwtnwn Su.', '' . Metlf.ird oici mobiIe Four " 'Touring Car,; i;,'. $1385. : " uf MMlfut'x' " f v. ' I Busy Corner Motor Co. Main at Itlver-iile New and Used Cars We havo acveral new nnd used standard make cars at terms to suit " purchasers ' ; - ;, New Location' 0 m Ji... i. d..:ij: WOODIifi , Mr 'J.r.o Tier nnl up. ! t'tut) Liu; nl $la..K ton. . MEDFORD FUEL CO. (or J r nnd Third I'ttonn 212 Don't Stay Gray! Here's an Old-lime Kecipe that Any , body can Apply. KANSAH CITY, llo., .March Hor nets ure t!ie oriKinal paper makers. The paper that in made, by them is in many renpoctg imilar to ours and it is quite possible that we gained our ideas of making paper by watching these buay little workers. They, huw. ever, have always made their paper of wood pulp while with us the. uno of thut article is a comparatively recent development in the paper making In dustry. To the hornet, the making of this paper is of tho Kpatest Importance, as It furnishes 'the material for the hives In which they raise their fami ne. . . Th;!r method of constructing, those hives Is un Interesting one. After first wloetinK a plarc, they cover it ith a mui'iloRinous paste to whlh they fasten their newt. The material that they u:)e Is wood obtained from old fences or the dead limbs of trees. Thin wood pulp Is worked by the mandibles Of the wasp and when mixed with the adlieulvo se cretion of tho salivary glands, pro duces a substance that Is csKeiitilully paper. When very Kood paper Is re quired, the fluke is allowed to dry and is chewed attain, sometime two or tfiree limes before II Is us'd. Cow Produces 20,616 Pounds Milk, Year STOUIU'S. Conn., Mar. 10. A now re ord foe milk production from n Jersey cow was, uttested yesterday by the Connecticut Agricultural coIIcku. Ku.ul(s' fc'tar, owned by A. V, liunics of. New Cumin n, producod 20,0 IB pounds of milk in a year against thu iH-st previous record of lO.Bfti", mail bv I'lissporl, owned In Now-York, Thn nr of Stft and Sulphur fnr ra rtortnjr fadod, ray hair to pn natural nlor dates hack to rrrandtnotlier'e tlmo. Bh7 ttwd it to keep her hair beautifully drk, sioiuiv and attrac tive. Whenever her ha'r took on that dull, faded or streaked appearance, this r.impio mltturo viiu applied with wonderful .Tect. Uut brf:wi? at homo la musy and out-of-dat. J.'oiradays, by osklns at nny druir stor f-r a un'.tln of "Wycth's Eavro and 8ul;I:-jr Compound," you will fret Hila famoui old preparation, improved by thi audlilnn of other ln predlentn, which can be depended up on to rcn'.oro nature! cvlor &fid beauty to tho hair. A well-known downtown lnurlat ay it darkens the hair so MUiinilly nnd evenly that nobody can tell it has been applied. You rlmply dampen a spon;re or Soft brush with It and draw this throueh your bnlr, taklm ona etrana nt a lime. By inoinir.ir t.nc l?ray Ii.alr dlEanooars. nnd aftir an- othor application or two. It becomeo beautifully dark and gloaer. . , wynuia tjao ana Htnpiiur ..Com pound is a delightful toilet- rniiuisite for those who denlro a moro vouthful appearance.' it is not intenrlod for th core, mitigation or prevention of diaeaaa.. ' ... . ROGUE RIVER FARM LOAN ASS'N., Tho Assorlntinn that ra dlfl-i , ilonds and has no defaulted loans, j Covers entire territory of .lackuon j COtfhty. , . j You can make loans to pay off; mortgages or for Agricultural pur-i pesos. j rcpoeIts received drawing per, cent, convertible Into 5 per cent farm ' lean bonds. t K. It. lirHD. Secy-Treas. 1 411 Medford Uldg. ' GEM: CHUNG China Herb Store This In ti. certify Hint Ohn Cliuntr of Ifrdfunl, li- Inn eun-d nie of R,itr' I and stouuieli trutilili'. K. .M. l.ioimnl. 1 Oon J Si., UrantM lass. i This Is to eiillfv lhat Ulm Cbiinir of : fi-lfurd, tire., lias cun'd itim of roptiin ' of four yenrs BtiimiliiK. K. O. Isliain. ; H3 H Kt., 'Ininto Puns, Ore. ! Hodford, Oregon, Jun. Ill, PIT ! This is to certify that I. Mie under- 1 s!(fni"l, had very svvere stomaeli troulil Mil hud. been bothered fur H..-verul v,-wrNj unii last Aiaiunt wns not oxfvnt,-) i I m i i Why Successful Orchardists Come Back to Ua for Stock A fii' t by fur inure fruit, tries nose In WushtnKton orc hard weru pin'chust d fwm vn lh.ui from any nllu r nui set y. I'UrltiK If years, as ruutnii. i. lienutu d their orchard ncr.miire, Heady r i. ;i t erdor huvu been proviiiK Hint we n)iv public ii nllili'iire, ilio only last blisbl for sll'-ii rs In III' inn t'V blirlnekM. liiiiniMii we kcow ft ;l only hardy, tualured nursery stork, w l-roi.te, and free from diseastv Is-i'uusu we won't n il yo.i i.in, U utitos wo bellevu It Will meet your I'liiiUlremeiils tiecaUHti wo ur here to s:n,v-- our su;ii atei! melius hoiiictlilnjf. Vou urn depiMid ii a 1. 1 ii t;o li ii iiilo treatment In le-'tlit; iot:r StiH'lt here, Wilta mid let us help you. i II. If. H'i:itl,IV;, SlacMiimn. .Med font ni', Ittix :0 wiiinHimi.ninimniw live ftivl isrlnK pf (!lm nuiiii iwhiw Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO 1 Funeral Director IJrrb filore 1st at 'Jll hmnii l'tont mi Miflfonl). 1 d"elr1 tn )j, t I1.1I11 for mi Stoiniirb trouble, anil I slrl,"1 lo I betp'r as s-Xin n I iim1 tliotn ni. lo.luv I urn a well man i"l em l.e irilly f coin-1 mend anyoti.! iifl'llrt'"! un I 'i n, in s, c I turn c:nun auu tiy ins II ri.s. iHlsm-li c. ):, Ji i I. WoN. Wllnesses: Wm. Ul, K:kU- 'iVrtnt.' . W. 1 Ch I blreth, KiikI- I'olnt. ' II. -A. Andr4'i. MiHinr. -S. H. IMmej-. K;ll!le f 'ol.lt. C. K, MiHire. l-laifle I'olnt. J. V. Wctntyie. f'nnb' 1'olat. 0'O. Von dor IMiui, llmli, I'olnt. Thiwr K Nk'lniN, r.aai rulnt. rrrjnt ir.H.-n H I a w '-L'W NfOIP. rjufi.'in: Oi" e "v fADCi Arnr ah mcrns ' S i -''". I ll -iv-"i- I .unuun I i. tl .'f r t . t m w m sh M.t-:. a k-w m m mt a BURLESQUE Ko'o Zoo Symphony Concert Given by ' PEESBYTERIAN LADIES Friday, March 10 at Eight T. M. At First Presbyterian Church Adt'iltSj 50fi, fyliillr,n, i DRY WOOD Two Tier 12 imh Vine, One Tier 12 inch Oak nnrl Limrcl, all for $2,75 a Tier. CUT RATE WOOD YARD CHANGE IN SCHEDULE . KI-nXTIVM KEI1. 1, iW!3 MEDFORD ROSEBURG STAGES Dally Kxcept Siimlny IA'. MKUFOItU 10 A. M. . . LV. KOSKISL'KfJ 1.0( 1', , ( GItANTH I'AHS.MIiDl'Ortl) 8TAGi:S i - Hiilly ami Sunday M. Leave Mrdfortl 10,00 A. M. 1.00 V. M. 4.110 1'. M. Learn Grunts Pum 10.00 A. M. 1.00 l. M. 4.43 1 M. r.ircsi .Medford-Grtinis 1'nss, 9 1 .1 ."S; G;nii(H rass-llosebuig, f.'I.OOj ' MedfonMtoscburg $1.13.