Medford mail tribune., March 15, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

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SEND IN YOUR ASHLAND PLAYS
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Vein, a town rhnractfr who In b-ith
pblloMiphr and Inventor, fit tint act-
relation" lit certain to ! a masterly
rOLDS
icnaniticrizuiion.
of haad or chmt art mora taafly
I ok iri':t tjodrt and tbo temimrnaint of
Will Rogera perfecUy. It la tt of
th bent roUrn that nn actor of Mr.
RotST' typo can hop for. Whoever
hut a'on Will Koor' pictured, will
know that hl N'ooh Vale In "A Poor
In aiipport of the star are such well
known player a Sylvia U reamer,
Molly Malonn, Walla!1 MocDotjald,
Syfinoy Alnaworth, Little Ilobert Do
VilbUa, OwrK Wllllami and Joan
netto Trebnol.
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Over 17 AMian Im Vui Ybmkt
ARE SUSTAINED
MEDT'OUn MATT) TnTP.TTjCT!. MKPFOUT
BAPTIST PASTOR
PRESEN
RATES
BALLOT. CHAMBER
SALEM JOURNEY
PLEADS FOR IRE
ON WOOL TO EAST
COMMERCE POLL
FRIDAY
NIGHT
EN A ALII
Fuiiy file have in in iit in iiin
primary 'l'tiloti for illi'wloi of the
Mettfrd tin in I of t'umiiHTi i! iiii'l
member have liut forty-elaht limn
Jeft lit milifnll Ihn luilluU,
Thin election t a m seven-thirty i
cm Friday evening. M.iiih Kill mill ll
H.M.KM, Ore,, Mtir, IB.Klnlil of the
Uillo lilKII school basketball trnill
which will pnrtlrlpalii In Ihu Oregon
HlutM 1 1 lull H-lnir, Atlil'k association
I'huiiipl nnlilp tournament on Thur-
'lay, Friday nml Hiilunliiy of IM week,
W tim desire ut ihu 1111 wiii orri'-iM-a : imve been nimoimuiii uy iwy ikiuier,
that ih members, of whiili there urn 'dlnu tor of nUiletlcii nt YVIlluiinutu tint
mure thuii iwu hundred who hvo vnmlty who U In direct charge of tli"
paid their due n April ftim etcrclse (imi imniMil
,l,..r privilege of U... lMllr.t hi order j , ((f , dUlril.u Ul t.,mni.
that selection uf dli'citum li Hindu . .. , . ,,..,., , ,
by lepreneniative ituii r of no,...- ,l,mHl' ' 1,llLd' " 1 ' ? m'1
lp, linen derided, Till Is illmrUt N. 3.
Those uf tlm meiiiUtuhlu who have ' wln.ro th tlllo rest between Th
not lHl'l their dues inny Imvo tlm Ihille mid llodmond IiIkIi school, The
prlvlli'M f li Vulii upon tlm payment
iif i lii amount wliii h they arc hi
arrears, -
Kuril memhi r U ti vote for elsht
dlrecter". The sixteen nii'iuhers wlioi
ifM-rivo tlm highest numlxr f vole j
deciding Kniuo between tli two schools
Mill Im played V.Vilno luy night, '
Tli rlntiiiplonshlp team In tlm oth
er i'ifflit district or n follows:
Iili.lrkt 1, Joncph h lull school; dl
Irht 2. I'ondloton; illHirlrt 4. Ashlnd;
trill hiivn lliell1 tnittft-M lilui'Kil nn t lit t
Html ili'.-Uiui Hi kit. Th in ntlTM , JiMtrirt &. North lU-nU; Ulnlrlct 6,
Villi Hu n uniilii viK fur ilcht In flu' Kii li; tlUtrlrt 7. Huli-m; illutrli t H,
fttinl i-i. iiiiii, mvi-n if whlrli will Im' j Ni'wlii'rg; ilUlrli-t 'J, AhIoiIii.
Win ti.il fur lw(')-inr li-rm nml im
fur nn uiiixiilriul lrni iif nni' ui'.
T
280 10 BE PLMED
t'Uilor tlm Ht'biiluU urt.iuK'"! I7 lot'
try "t-r1riy tlm iiwuim hlU will
iiii'ol In Dm flmt Uiiiluuilon Kimin r
Uniwixn NcwiM-rK ni A(o.lo, Thai
jriby (tirniHn; Jomi,b vn. KtiKunn, nd
Norili I'.vnil vn,vmllctiii rliluy nftur-
nugn; AMiil will mwi ihMlUlili.t 3
iiuitiiiUD Frhlny nvooliiK
Tlt'i "Huy i Tri-o" rniiiin fr
Urn ruiinly fiilr roiiinmnliy itronnill
rlixMil yi-xtrrdiiy wiih tlto nubiwi'lii
lloti of Ml Hurt Vnil JlfliT fur a
trt-o o m iilmilii) In Dm IviMir of tlii
ltoorVrlt m hiinl.
Tlim ittnkrn :nO trim uhl. h will In
.nnti'i tlita f.ilni unit Urn commit
In cliiiritM tli'uliw to Minni tlinlr
niirii liiitmi to tlm many lim- im of
JatkiMin romity vilio hiivn iiimiIi- l
naibi tn irur thin upliiulnl mnit
in I hf hfnuUfl.tiiloii i f Unix' I'onuiiU"
ii H V uroumlH,
A !iin of nuikiim th in now
Ix'lnit woikril out and pirmnnrnt
iiH'iuil win In- kept tin lo tlm nmn
Klvcn rnrh lr-.
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B. F, Irvine Refutes
To Be a Candidate
POnTI.ANr. Or... Mnr. IS, H. F.
Irvlnf, I'ort'.nnil ni wni.ior editor L
nunouririnl Iiin iliTlnlon not to i-ntor (he
fh-ltl un it di'iiKHTntlo mudldutn for tb
liiri'rnoriihl. l(iWln I tin OMlUon ttint
hi rii'l.l of iinnrlrn u an nlllor will tn
ldr anil uwirn i'fftvtlvi.
Il nnnoiioi o-l liln di-cUloii In a Irttr
to tlm Woim-n'n Ikuio'rritlc club,
ri.r-i Dlnil v of whlrh worn Inntru
n.rnit In P'ttlnif til name lifforn the
ptoili ml clrriilAtlnK Htuloii for bin
rnmlnailnn.
NKW YOHK, MuiC 15.-ln a l-ttr
nddrrmii-d to "dlnnrimiuatlnft New
yorlifm" Itnv, John A. Ilouch Stnit jn.
pniitor of C'ulvHry Iluptlnt cburch, ti
duy iliaidfl for tb ovurthrow of
"pulpit piiM)' fiotlna," mid th adop
tion of morn "i-niitlonnl piitnchlnH,"
It wait from I r. Htraton't pulpit thai
Wllllum A. Hrndy, tbi th-iiirlciil pr
durnr recently ilnfi-ndi'd iho uiopaU ot
tho Hlugn and ftiovlutf picture tudi In
rn opon dntniln with tlin Mtor. Tito
Knv, )r. Hluiirt MfiArthnr, pkHtur cun'r.
Hum ri'i'iilly wlthdr w from Ihu roil'
Kn-Kitllon lifl'-r rriil tug IiIm rii::
Hor fur h'iikui lnniillii.il.
"Tbi-w Im n iihh In t-yina U hl
llm cimi-nr of nln with koiibliiK Nyrup
Ir, Htrotn df-lun-d In hlnown lttr,
"imd It In lil lo to nprlukli coIokuo
wntrr iiKin lh putrid InlqulllnM of
rrbi'llloui rrtt."
Th rlorttyumn drtirid thitt If It
wern n crimo for n pri-arbnr to Im n
wnt.in.illHt Hu n Amo, rHljub, lun
li'l. I'l tiir. I'aul, "and vi-n thi IMvlntt
Son of (lod blnmnlf, would l)vn Ixii-n
tunvlctnd ut trlnilnnU In thi-lr day."
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Best
&t Salads
poking
Many cf the best judges
of baladoil arc now using
Maiola exclusively pre
fcring it to the best avail
able dive oil. Ma:ola has
a delicious taste and is al
ways sweet and pure. It
will keep almost indefin
itely without becoming
rancid. It doesn't have
to be kept in the
ice-box.
UmJ ud ronunndd by PuLlio
School DonMitio ScIbc Toctwri
fm 1717 ftwwlfall IIIumimI Corn
1 tLU IWum Cook llok n( (4
PXM. Writ lom Pmduci Hr6nln
CimovUcputiMiil A, AttUa UUnuw
Willard
MM
Price Reduction
. For
Willard
Wood Insulated and All Rubber "
Batteries
Starting, Lighting and Ignition Work. Re
t pairs on all makes of batteries. Ford mag
netos charged.
Electric 5hop
8th and Bartlett Phone 22-J
Two Year Guarantee on all Rubber Batteries
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
INSTALLS RADIO SET
WASHINGTON March 15. Ex
luting rat tt on raw wool from the
wct di-Mtlned to manufacturlne
polnta around Boaton are hld re-
aponari'o toaay iy an intcr-etatc
commnrre commliuilon examiner, who!
reported to tho commiftitlou hi rcc-j
omni'iiidatlona after Invent! jiutlns
tho complaint of tho Hum on Wool
Trade (iwoclRtlon.
The rate attacked by ih anaocU
tlon were cbh'fly tb cbarKoii for
combination rail and watnr haula on
wool produced In Ihfi mi-m and moved
to the i'aclflc const for truna-ahlp-munt
via the Panama canal. ,
Tboufili holdlns tb prwnt
chargi-a r'-awmalilo, tho exauilnnr d-
cturcd Unit tlm rullroad prai'tce of
rcfuilnx to bait car moving to the
Pacific roaet at virion polnta alone
the linn lo pick up atnull wool ablp
mnntu, which privilege la glvmi to
cara niovloK fuiat with an all-rull haul
of wool In vlnw, constitutes a dlncrlm-
Inatlon nKa'nat tbn rail and water
traffic, Tbl.i. it wan aiiKipled, tbe
railroad altould be required to move.
Tho report will not 'be made ef
fective until approved by tbe com
mlaalaou lUolf.
IRK FOR ALL AT
RED CROSS SHOP
3 G. 0. P. LEAGUE OF
NATIONS OFFERED
Keiili r.nuulininn, a tfwut hielv
Hi liixil atudmit unit wiri-li-wi fan la
pi-ibnpa nn will luminl on rnlilo iih
any oiik In Mi-iford. luirinit the hurt The tied Croaa Thrift Shop la mat
two ymim he Iium Imilt up fi cc.niplele nr ( ootwilbln for every woman In
M-lnlliiK ii ml riNilvInu ml Hint t-nal.lea Mlflir.t who la lntenateil In Ited
lilm lo ki-i p III toii. ti with the rntiro Cro((l W()rk tQ l)0 o rca, HMViri t0
-t. .. -i
Con- . rt. '-Iii o...!. ae.ed'Mrom urh c H'p-
i.i. ii.. mi. r. i- i.ni. i th qullta, braid rag ruga, or do any kind
California thentrr In Kim KrMnclwo ' needle work, you can help with the
an m. ; im from the m w Wm. I". t aewInK work, tor thoee who do not
llmlvy. Jr.. aiiiiion hi 1 'oil In ml and aew there are many other klnda of
rwn an far n lH-nv r are a regular i work, auch on helping . In the ahop.
veiling cK-rui rnnoe at tho Itaugh. hielBlns collect bundle, and many
ninn nnnie. mknf ihlnn
ivr.m I. a ngumr iiren u cp. ni.or c . , , ,h Rpd c
oM'tmi t-t.uH e..i,lilii..niant ffnaa "all f ' '
m fi'iMiiiiinni imuii viiiviiv ' i J .(.i.-
- milnt MUOi-. MnwiM from as ol"rp- Pruc-u.ar i.
f.,c writ n th H.iwnlUn l.lan.U end 0'' rau Aa 10 71,19 18 a Placc
from the nut a far an ih atate of where rervlro rather tlian money
llllneta are pl'krtl up with hla enulp- count.
mem. , J . ..
eriiph. a reeelvlna- net inny be In
iKril.ril In oiii-k piivntn homo end
iilr.'iil-d. a .MnKnitvox or '"lou
ii'nhi'i 111 nroi Inlni throughout
lhi cnllro rMim the wnrld'a lateat
newii, (he daily i.nrkct reporia cr thn
i llk-n Inn! ronerria. At the Trfaent '
limn there (ire only tho two lli-eniHt !
"inlluK nlatlnni In thin m-i-tlon. I
Keith' end liamllton lli'Wi-'.l. who I
lui-utiit helwern her finil CenlrAl
I'olnt. There are. however, eewral WASHINGTON, Mar. 15. Creation
receiving einilnna and from the Inter- of an aagoclatlon of nation was far-
mi Khnwii ami the tnqulrlea made, m&lly proposed In the Henate yesterday
thi-ic hhla fulr to eevcrcti more. by Senator McCumbcr. republican
Tho (IraniM Piim Courier )ia order- North Dakota, during debate on the
a eon.p.eio rere.v.na an in oruer tour.l0wer racmc trcaty.
11 liltU' i fl i if 1 1 iriwt In rt une m 1 l l r m.
foruiK. at I'niil Kleetrlc more, where P,an,t ,n tho republican platform of
he ( a regular employe and whom -. recarointi aucn an internauonai
wireicMt uewe inny ti "Minpied" and asrecmont and then placed in the
where radio fnim may llmen In. One record hi proposal which he Mid
ot the experimental einilon lyiown would carry out the pledge.
an uie i eitn n. Ivennedy matlon ana The rtraft which be aubmittml would
lm-atea ui l Ivmi i Alio, nlmut 4 ii.llea ,,rovldo con8llUatlo0s M Bub-
i:oulh ef Han Franclseo, haa (Mime of I .... . , , .
the mHt m.,.r equipment nnd la J threateninff war. would condemn
luenilraiiUiiu" nlm.Mt i verv evoninir ' ncBreaslon and would fix alt
I ho Intent of 1nu!e. This station in month jMTlod ot Investigation when
also sending out every Monday even- hostilities were threatened. The par-
I hi; nt seven-thirty tho Intent coin nier , ties to tho association would bo the
ln news for the Journal of Ulec. . United States. Great Britain. France,
irlelty of San Francisco. The l-j Italy, Germany. Austria, Spnln. Japan
iiiiiiu inr ivnririw upparaiUM la and Russia
Kii'iu iiiui iii-iiverien nre now inuiy
lo sixty days behind and radio sup
ply houses lotlnuite still further du
lnjn due to the Inability to meet tho
present needs.
The North Dakota Beau tor read the
THIN, FLAT HAIR
GROWS LONG, THICK
AND ABUNDANT
"Dandorlno" co I a
only 35- cents a bottle.
One application end
all dnitdruff, stop
Itching and falling hair
and In a few moments,
you htive doubled the
Itenuty of your hair.
It will appear a mass,
so soft, lustrous, , and
easy to do up,' Hut
what will please you
most will Ue after n
few week's . use. when jv
you see new nair fine
and downy at first'
yes but really new
hair growing all over the scalp.
nnnderlne" (s to tho hnir what fieKli
hovers of rein and sunshlno nre to
egstnllon. It goes rlnht to the roots,
nvigomtes nnd strengthens them.
This delightful, stimulating tonic
elps thin, lifeless, faded Imlr to grow
onir, thick, heavy and luxuriant. 91
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Leaking Sait Case
Leads to Capture
TACOMA, Mar. 13. William Wal
tern, 60, tho first susiect arrested In
connection with tho robbery of the
bank at Contervtlle, Wash... Inst Thurs
day night, was taken In custody yes
terday by Sheriff M. M. Warner of
Klickitat county.
Waters was arrested here through a
trick of fate. He bought a ticket for
Tacoma In Vancouver,' Wash., and
checked his suitcase. It burst open
while beitiR handled by baggagemen
nnd revealed f quantity of Liberty
bonds, Btsnips and currency.
Gold Certificates
To Be Issued Again
WASHINGTON, March 13. Issue
of gold certificates without demand
discontinued In 1917, wa resumed to-
day by tho treusnry. .
Tho treasury now holds appro!
ruotely $3,000,000,000 In gold and It
wus said there is no reason why' gold
certificates should not bo freely nvull
able,
SENSATIONAL
Oldsmobile Four
Touring Car
$1385
.t Modford. .
Busy Corner Motor Co.
Mnln nt ItlveVnldo
At th Pa
Edward E. Kidder's fnmous comedy
"A Poor R(!ltttlon," will be presented
at the rase theatre, where H will bo
shown for three days, beginning; today
RADIO
QPPLIES!
COLIN B. KENNEDY
' De FORREST, MURDOCK
and REMLER
WIRELESS
APPARATUS
Paml's Electric Stoire
Main and Central
Ask Keith Baughman About Radio, He Knows
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In Any Community
FORDSON farms have that reputation. Early fall plow
ing is what keeps these farms free of weeds.
'That's easy to talk about, but how are you going to piow
vhen the ground is so hard and dry, and the weather so hot
that a team can't work?" That, probably is your objection to
the formula. '
"Use a Fordson-Oliver Plowing Outfit," is the answer. Heat
and hard soil and dry weather don't bother a bit when you use
Pordson power instead of horses. Early fall plowing with a
Fordson tractor and an Oliver No. 7 plow will enable you to
turn over the soil the time you know it will do the most good.
Orer 200,000 Fordson Farmer Use Oliver TUlaf Implement
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