Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 14, 1922, Image 6

Historic Oregon Newspapers

Medford mail tribune., March 14, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 14, 1922)

Prev Page of 6 Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (3.7 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 6 Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Text' PAGE SIX MKDPOtU) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD, OKIWOX. !tiw" -ww ii.min i rrwi w rmrni ii i i-i ..- I TlTKKlUY. MAlil'lt II. 1922 I CENSUS OF MEMO LEGION STARTSJONDAY All Veterans of World War, and Women to Be Listed Immediate Aid for Disabled Planned Make House to House Canvass. The nnlonut census of veterans of thu world war recently authorized by tho American Ix-Bion, will begin here ou Monday of next work when every iE-scrvice man and woman in Med ford and vicinity will bo enumerated, according to announcement made to day by Oeorse CoddlnfT, pout com mander of Medford poet of the k rion and vice-commander of tho wtatc. The local part of tho census wilt be carried on under the (Xlroction of K'.mcr E. AVIInon, commander of Med ford post with tho asoiHtance of the American Legion auxiliary. . A house to house and farm to farm canvass of evey city block and town Hhlp in Jackson county will be mudo. Every - veteran Will be Interviewed, asked 4S questions and his answers recorded. When the national census is complete, national headquarters of the lesion expects to have a concise and complete record of every man and Woman who was in the service. This record will be invaluable to the legion in prusecutin? its fight for the disabled, and for all classes of vete rans who have unsettled claims of adjustments to make with tho gov era men t. In the past two years the national service, division of the legion has been Instrumental in settling claims in favor of veterans totaling more than $ 10.000.000. Every veteran will be asked if ho was wounded or gassed "or Injured by' accident. If his health was Impaired QUIT TOBACCO So easy to drop Cigarette, Cigar, or Chewing Habit "Xo-to-Bac" baa helped thousands to break the costly, nerve-shattering tobacoo habit. Whenever you have a longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or for a chew, Just place a harmless No-To-Bac tablet in your mouth instead, to help relieve that awful desire. Bhortly the habit may be completely broken, and you are better off men tally, physically, financially. It's bo easy, so simple. Get a box of No-To-Dac, and If It doesn't release you from all craving for tobacco, In any form, your druggist will refund your money without question. Adv. ;! any way while In tho service, and if ho has received H-itlnfiutory medi cal treatment and compensation. It lis known that there are many still sufferinit in various ways as a result of their military service, who have never been rca hed by the govern ment relief. The services of tho le Klon are laid at the diluvial t( all Iperwm in this position. There are other cx-ser Ice men In a more fortunate position, who have rv-established themselves financially and can spare to their loss fortunate comrades the benefits to which they are entitled under the pending com pensation bill. These persons nre to be asked It they will devote their shares of tho government compen sation allowance to aid their needy nnd disabled "buddies;" In this way "the legion intends to estnbliiOi a ro tating fund for the relief t nil Whose 'needs are too pressing to wait on the Course of government procedure. These will not bo helped by tho pass- I lug of laws. They need cars taken of them right now. according to local legionnaires. It has been a rase of 'let Oeorgo do it" and "George" is now doing it. This is the condition that tho rotat ing loan fund of the legion has been designed to rectify, and the legion naires nre confident that tho samo old spirit that brought -in wounded com rades under fire will not W found 'around tho corner" in the relieving of tho ex-service man in distress to day. All veterans are to be sought out, whether members of any soldiers' 01 j sanitation or not. The matter of their membership In the legion is of no consequence. The fact is that there is no other organization of sufficient scope to undertake and carry through a national census of veteranv and with the very apparent need of such a census,, the legion has taken it up. I The recording of what choice each I veteran will make under the five alternatives provided for in the adjusted compensation bill will be a 'very important result of tho census. This question is to be asked of every ex-soidier in the community. The bill offers the soldier hia option of any of one of the five following provisions for compensation: (1). Adjusted pay for the term ot sen-ice put In, , tNote: This feature may be elimi nated): (2) A paid up 1 0-year insur ance policy; t3) Expenses paid for i vocational training: (3) A loan for ! the purchase of farm or home; (S) (Application of a man's adjusted pay ,on .the purchase of government im proved land. The adjusted pay la to be set at the rate of $1.00 for home sen ice and 1.2S a day for service overseas. Tho face value of the lifo insurance of fered is to be 3.38 times tho amount that would be received by the same man as adjusted pay. 'His vocational ELKS' SHOW IS DECLARED TO BE VERY BEST EVER Krom the moment the fifth annual Elks' minstrel show at tho Tage tho- C M. THOMAS IS PRESIDENT STATE GAME ASSOCIATION Jackson county sportsmen arc well to the front in the new stale sports- PEOPLES' ELECTRIC TO INSTALL RADIO RECEIVING OUTFIT M.'iKoiil Is to liuvi n radio receiv ing set with ml amplifier which will men's li'iimio oriranlneil nt I'm tin ml tv nil the Imnoi-titnt i-iiiiti'tN ter, began last nlRht with the soul yesterday, the presidency of which n-i lu mul entertainments on tho stirring t-verture of the Elks Har- came to a Modford man, t M. ' I'm-lfi const to Med ford people, ni mony arose, for the next two hour and a half orchestra and the curtalu Thomas, who Is ulso the president of cording to an niinounceuient by t, . ..!, , ,.,. ... . i the Jackson t'ounty tlatne Protective ' Alemtei'fer of tho People's ttloctrlc novel y followed novelty and lwmW)l,,im . n.e Oregon Sportsmen's .stor,.. today. ' when not rocking tho houso with 'rtn body poala of hearty laughter the audlcnc listened In entrancement to beautiful singing of sentimental ballads by tho soloists, chorus singing by the en tire company accompanying the; catchy ditties ct tho end tneu and so loists. It was general sentiment that In association Is tho name of tho new The other officers elected ure its follows: IT. .1. Iloiton. vice-president and director: - NYllford Allen of tSnnits I'ass. secretary and treasurer; K. I". Simmons of ICugvnc, director: Stew art McIonald of North Heml. di rector: 1. ' Itowmnn, of Pendleton, director; V. MrNYntv of Klamath Tito radio set tins been ordered of tho I.. 0. Witiner company and tliilr representative, tl. I,, t'olller. came to ModforU today to litcHtlitto loejil conditions and announce tltut Ihe shipment would l rushed with nil speed, although tho demand for ra dio phones is so great tit present that tho tiu'totles can't begin to meet tlielr order. ! Ab-mb-ifer plans to put up mi am plifier similar to tho phonograph tun every way the Klks' minstrel tirw! valla. director; It. V. Price. Portland tbls year Is the best of the five, al- director. The almVe named officers pllfler ul Weeks nnd Urr's und though that seems extravagantly Ira-'nnd directors form the executive 'entertain people on Main street. Ho possible considering the merit of tho committee. also plans to connect up with any big previous shews. Uy all adds, how-! Nineteen counties of the state were "public meeting In the city and euter-,,- ,h -., ij. In ,' represented at the organisation ' tain the guests with whatever the .t..- i i. . , . 'meeting yesterday with delegates, others in Its niujlc. vocal and lustru- tina ,hc futuro mw t(t, Uh1. mental, and in novelty of arrange- r,,lnUvC to work in the Interests of ment True the performance lasted the conservation of the rish and mimo a halt hour longer than was sched- ot Oregon and of fostering true sportsmanship seems very bright. uled, but this was purely the fault of the enthusiastic audience In demand ing so many encores. The perform ance outside ot this moved with de lightful precision. Tho company played together brilliantly as a unit despite its stars and star-features. While most all the popular and stereotype: features of minstrelsy for many years back, which the palilir demands and expects were there, thn show this year Is so pleasingly arrang ed that It all seems different. Com pared with minstrel shows ot the past, paradoxically as U may sound, the last part of this show comes tlrst. and the first part comes last, etc. Careful attention in this review is DISTRICT ATTORNEY HOOD RIVER QUITS, TOO MUCH MONEY HOOD ItlVEH. Ore.. March District Attorney Itaker, who tender- coast nCfords on that evening- The radiophone l aie Is now In full blast throughout tho country. It looks as though tho radio phones would soon be as common US tele phones nnd automobiles. A gieut feature Is said to be camping outfits which will allow people hunting or fishing in tho hills to get the latest news nnd latest concerts w it hunt lealng their camp fires. France Fitthts Over Daylight Saving Plan PA MM Town nnd country '' waging buttle 1" Prance to determine whether dayllghl-suvltig time shall be iimciI hero next Mummer. Hummer ll'iiu proved hii popu lar to the townsmen lint the decision ot the iiieinticl's of the si iialo to sup press it Ims raised a storm of pro teat, and every i lfnit Is being inude to hrliiH pressure U bear on the chamber of deputies In reverse thu decision til the upper house. Loading tivwspapcrM nre taking part In the cnmpalitu for summer time. They contend that the great lull-list taken In athletic spoils of nil kinds during the Inst three years Is due almost entlrily tn this measure, which cimhliH Ihe worker In tho elfin- ni the factory to gel em-rclso In the open nli- after his day's labor. IF SUITS FOR KIDNEYS Cat Its meat If Kidneys fast lilt Wad or Bladder bothan jou-BUat form urlo told. Fn.AST.trs to&et the Original and Genuine YEAST VITAMOH TABLETS Most Mil forpet that Ins klilnrT. like the UiwkI. pt lliiti:ih.ml eloggvil nil need a lluililiig ow.nooimtly, rlt Imr backarb nnd dull tnliu-ry in tlis kidtisy reRlon, ssvrrs lieailsetiss, rheu untie twinge, torpid lifer, odd touiwli, loeplosurtt and all torn of bUdder di- enlrrs. Yoti simply must keen your kl.lneyf ai-tire ami clean, and tho moment you feel an Hi or pain la the kldnty region, C't about (our ounrr o ,Ul Halts from say good drug stors heta. t.iLa a tslilraiKintilul in a gU ot water Mora brrsklsst lor a ! lsy ami your kidnsya will llien act Has. Tills iatoou la niadn Irom His sold ot vrspes ami lemon Jules, rumbiiKxl with lltlua, and h barml.ua to fiuali cloggnl kldnrys anil atimuluts thrm to normal activity. It slao neulraliM Die scids is ths tirlne so It no longer irriUloa, tlnia ending bladder diaordrra, J ad bain la lisruilma; IntrpenaUsi' mairs a nvllgliUul rdi-rwacanl lilhuv water ilrlnk which rveryboily should take now and tlmu to keep their kldusyaoUan, thus avoiding serious eoniplloatlob. A wsll known lonal dniggt ) a lis tolls lota of Js4 Salts to folks Who iMdiM la overcoming kUltwy Uuubla wluj it l only UoubU. Indian Thinks He's As Good As Lawyer Or Judge On the Bench YAKIMA. Wash.. Mar. M. Jacob Yohyowan. Indian adjudncd guilty of slnylug bis ngeil mother, was lat Monday refused a new trlnl and sen tenced by. Judge (!. It. HolUen. to taken not to describe Just what took h'" resignation, explains his action fr"" ,0 w"sf rir at th state Place In crder to avoid dulllnr the !' er to flovcrnor Olcott. which rrformatory at Monroe. Whyowan Is piace, in truer to avoid dulling li- s youthful and admitted that lie had ""'TLI0!!,"" lmmV n"tormotncX l-reM-usly con.ldercd killing, hi. dienco, and ot the people of Ashland. Grants Pass and Yreka. who will witness the show later in the week. Tho comedy features are especially strong. All the old favorites In this line, led by the end men Larry Mann, 14 months, I have piloted tho Mount Hood loop highway bond issue In thu sum of $.1(0.000. from inception to finish, unassisted. 1 prepared the dedication of the route lor our county court to acquire thu rights of way by condemnation. If necessary. Have Vernon Vawter. Jerrv Jrnm and Paul McDonald, whose make un. an-! prepared and begua five rondemna- " ' 1 ",ni training aid or farm or homo loan ' t .,., ..i , ...,.L.:llon suits, tour more ease are pre-i ... "-..' would be H0 per cent of what h, Trr" i"..," P-red and rx-ady to file and I have-"' " would reoeivo in cash. mother beenuso "she had the power of the vll eye and those on whom she looked with bate died. I Wus afraid.'' I AVhen Yohyowan an asked what be had to sny In his own l- half, ho reltirut"d tho plea ho had made be- I fnrn tl,,, It,, Wrt m u, ilriinU ,1 t .. s inlil to hnvn killed his mothi-r that he knows nothing of happened. According to bis I . .. 7 u,-teti as advisor for tho county court . ' . 1 . . -- - AH lick claims against the govern-1:: B,ar ,n nlmw"1. and right-of-way agent from the start . ""',"' ment are Iikcwite"o be entered in bwt ,ho ct-ndlng star of the com-.to the present tln.o. "' knew and thought that he was as the legion census. If a man did not Pnv 8 Larry Mann, who displayed "I have prepared and filed inore,f""1 " .."'V"," r ?" 2 got his 160 bonus on discharge, he is o much comedy ability last year, but '"""i complaints In Justice court the brm-h that he was paying hlgit TOMORROW! MARY PICKF0RD requested to make it kuown. If the government' owes him back pay. travel pay, if his allotments or Lib erty bonds, have gone astray, if ha has never received his Victory medal, he is to enter bis complaint on the Legion questionnaire. for various offense. for Ut-lng that drunk. wbo was fairly brilliant last nlshti in his versatility and fgn making. '-I httV attended to all criminal I " l:Z2lV -i-:,M. HUW WtLL - v I'uiiij vvuu ul ui 1 1 1 1 n is i ti astsvu o. with his usual pep and vigor. It rendered opinions galore, both home- We want to know everything thatsemeJ t0 mcjt oI tn audience, but back nnd afoot. SENSATIONAL . Oldsmobile Four Touring Car $1385 at Mediord. Busy Corner Motor Co. Main at RKenUde J every ex-scn-icc man has got coming ,to him," ia the word tltut has coiuo I from state headquarters at Portland. I That is what tho local post is going latter. HOARSENESS Swallow slowly small pieces rub well over the throat V VapoRub Ota 17 MiOttm Jan Vk4 YtaHg AlbersV Dairy Feed Costs Less Is Best If you are feeding straight mill run, ground barley or oats to your cows, you can save money by changing to this highly nutritious Molasses Dairy Feed It is palatable because it contains molasses with oil meal, ground oats and mill run. Remember t you can save money and get just as much milk and possibly more than you get now. Try it out, satisfy yourself. Exclusive Agents Monarch Seed 6 Feed Co. 317 E. Main Phone 260 "The Farmers' Service Station." had to the Initiated it was seen that Jer-I "Neighborhood Quarrels have ry was somewhat tired and lacked i,r'' undivided attention. the spontaneity that has hitherto I "Now' dt'ar Kovernor. do not mis- characterized his appearances. understand mr. I am not averse to ruvi j,n . .. . ' being in the limelight whatever that DiT dlng honors with ths end men an1 , that , tll.lKht ln was little Barbara Mayhew. whose u.lng a nt of the people. Hut I clever dancing won much admiration am also conscientious us well. My and applause. salary Is 100 a month. Out of it 1 Another well liked comedy feature Py my own office rent, stenographer, was the blackface sketch of Arthur office supplies, long-dlirtunee tele Perry and Louis flrich. which arous- I'hone calls, postage and such over ed moch laughter. Two handsome het"1 ," ""Oklng tobacco, and a 'life .-. w .u. avT ""' nnd then. 1 do not feel " " io ii.o ,lk0 at.wpUng M murh lnont.y for cs-viauy ono wno i1)Uo work. Kvery time my cheek came oui ana aia a cltg dance. The comes I have that guilty feeling, well dressed and beautiful lady, was which I cannot desrrlbo. It Is some rosy cheeked John MoftatL The clog thing like well, you know without dance lady, whose identity was not.my telling you. known even to most of the members I 1 uu"' " to tio relieved nt once, nut inc circuit court is lit session nnu imu ,ii.. u . ...!. numn mo eriiinnui t-aw-s Bounces she is no lady at all. but Is a retltlons for the appointment of It .ooacco cnening. stogie smoking man C. Olanvllk- us Mr. Uaker's successor WhO IS C ften found loitering lU local I are belnir I II. nl.ile.l. J. W. Morton theater lobbies. I states that lie win probably upply for me naraegt working tnemUcr of " oince. tho Elks minstrel show Is Wilson Wait, loader ot tbu fino orchestra, whose excellent all around work with the cues and accompaniments, con tributed much to the success of the show, as did that of Tom bwem. the stage director, who designed nil the stage settings. The program is as follows: Part I Overture, Elks Harmony Orches tra; Fordinthru; or, a Tussle In Tin; introducing the end men, Lawrence Mann, E. C. Jerome, V. H. Vawter and P. B. McDonald. Tho Antlercd Quartette Flotcher Fish, M. F. Sheets, Donald Newbury and H. W. 'Frame. Moraine and Company in oriental mysteries. Jay Gore, annlHted by Wol ford Mlkttohe and Glen Laldley. Heme Brew Stuff, Arthur Perry and Lewis Ulrlch. ' ' Part II AMD STRONG Daughter Took LydU L Pink kam't Ycg etable Compound u Mother Adviied XVauseon. Ohio," My daughter al wavs had backache and leg-acbe at cer- lain pcrioos ana couiu Kuseujble by the entire company. tntrcdudng Miss Barbara Mayhew; Larry, Jerry, Vern and Mac; Goo. T. Collins as Interlocutor; William Vaw. U-r, Fletcher Fish, Donald Nowbory, in solos, and W. (i. Domergue, Eu gene Narn gan, M. F. 8heutH, J. 3. Buchtcr, Paul Leonard, Geo. Gates, Geo. Maddox, Kenneth Jerome, Ever ett Braytou, Arthur Colles, Bob Wil son, H. W. Frame, Ted Fish and Johu Moifatt. "The musical numbers were; "Tuck Me to Sleep in My Old Tucky Home." "Melon Time lit Dixie Land." "Wiin niln." "On the Oln, GIu, Glnny Shore.1' "Eve Cont Adum Just One Bone." "Roncmarry," "When Frances Dances With Me." "There's Sunlleut in Your Eyes." "SmlllnV "She's a Mean Job." "I "Want My Mammy." "In Sunny Tennessee." The Elks' minstrels under the di rectlc-n of Vernon II. Vawter. The others of the staff are: Thomas Swem, stage director; Floyd Hart, ad vflncp ngent; Wilson Wnite, muslcnl Little Excitement in India Over Arrest LONDON, Mar. 11. (By. Associated Press.) Press dispatches front Ma dras, Iknnliay, Calcutta and Lahore agree that there was little excitement in India over the urrest of the non- cooperatioiiiRt leader, Gandhi, which had long been cxected. The Morning Pout's Madras correspondent n-xrts that the Gunilhlsts there organised a mob and made a bouflro of forclgn- mado cloth. A telegram to the Times says the leading non-cooperators in the Bengal provinces welcomed the arrest because they say Gandhi will no longer be charged with escaping punishment while compelling others to suffer. director; 0. C. Hculclu, electrician; P. C. Bingham, property man; J. C. Altken, Maac carpenter, and Wm. Voting, Geo. If. Eads, Geo. Barnum, aHKlHtantfl. - 1. 1 1 i i 'i, i i -ii- '- STOMACH MISERY, GAS, INDIGESTION, TARE"DIAPEPSIN" ."Papc's Diuuoosin" is tho tiuickcBt, surc-Kt 'relief for Indigestion, Gases, Flatulence. Ileurthurn. Hourness For mentation or Htonjach Distress caus ed by acidity. A few tublets, give almost immediute stomach relief und shortly the stomach. Is corrected so you. can eat favorite foodit 'without feat". Largo case costs only few cents ut drug store. Millions helped annu ally, Adv, not be on her foot at those times. e read about Lydiaiu. Pink- ham's Vega tabla Compound doing girls so much good so she began to laka it. That i two years ago and she is a dif ferent girl since then able to do any work she wants to do-ai-though she ia still careful not to do heavy work and ao well and strong. We recommend Lydia E. Ptnkham a Veirotablo Compound to all mothers with ailing daughters, and I give you permission to publish this let ter as a testimonial. "Mrs. A. M.BukK holdeb. Route No. 2, Box l.Wauseon, Ohio. Something out of balance will affect the finest clock, causing it to gain or lose. The proper adjustment made, all is well. So it it with women. Some trouble may upset you completely. Lvdia E. Pinkham'a Vccetahle Com pound will correct the cause of the trou ble and disagreeable symptoms will disappear as they did in the case of Mrs. Burkholder'g daughter. MoTUK3 it la wormy oz your con fidence. in Mi ITTL LORD FA1ILER0Y" i i r- Firit presentation of the most exquisite creation the screen, the stage or the en tire art world itself has ever 6cn. 1'IUCKS: A-hilts, f.i.- kiil'lics, 'J.'iCi n;;c(, 7.'m tlmliiiK witf tax. in- RIALTO TONIGHT LAST TIME8 , TOMMY MEI0HAN IN "CAPPY RICKS' MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S Wednesday Specials 500 Men's Knit Tie, new pat terns, regular price, 75c. Wed nesday special 2 FOR $1.00 A limited number of Men's Dress Pants, $3.75 and $4.00 values. Wednes- $2.98 day special , t ' Big Notion Sale Now On. A Money Saver 25 pieces new Curtain Scrim in white, cream and ecru. Regu lar price 19c. Wednes-.-1 Q day special, yard ..... , 12 new all wool Jersey Suits for women. Regular price $18.00. Wednesday gQ QQ special, suit ........ Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY ; ' ' MEDF0RD, OREGON Save Money on Notions All This Week Mail Orders Promptly Filled. Postage Prepaid. Agents for Pictorial Patterns.