Medford mail tribune., March 21, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

, MKDKOfM) MAfTr TUrmiNK. MKDFOlU). OffKdOX. TIWKDAY. MAHnr 21. 1022
-PAOF5 tttrkt;
ALL SWEDEN WILL
SOON BE RON BY
ELECTRIC POWER
, ri'Ui'Klun.M, M,,,., ,. .. .;,. ,,,, J, y
, turn cmi'iifi'. uiiu thli'il of the enilin
rtlltlvaleil inru i,r Hvlli-n, uocoidlriif
to llm latent tf r tal reorl.
If t'lii-it'-ii i mil In ik'm ki'i 1 1 1 r I nu lit
I In' iriMiit ml''. Il Hill only In' u few
)vill II I Itllliiml till- Wlfi,i coliutlV
will In- rim by eh ti l li y. Most nt
thy Ini uii wlliiln i In' rliM ii'iliml uri-a
(il y now tniilnii Im' in iv dim lie (if
"' y. and mill ly nil 1 1 in power tiM'd
laNhu ilnlly liil'iii on tlii'xn f ii t i M H
ih'ihrd fimn l he lili.'h-piiwer llms,
Wlllrll oil II Win, ,i , lll I'f lli
country.
J.aiiie power station U"llv. r immt
of, Hie eleiliU' iiifiiy Until In tli il
rural uiiiiiuiiilili'n, but In uiiiiiy
irr tlu' lurini'iH thcinm-lvv hnvn
ItKtitlled (milium and built I'llviiin
potter Mu Ileum, i:irnMlliK for till
ptiipue swift Hlii'tim nml small
nli'i(ulU tut llu-lr own jii-opiTtU'.
TIoe rntt-rpri , u. i'r, are f tn
inlly co-iiii'riiiivt.
A rival (Lul of llm inunl nii1uU
farm labor Ix p rfoi nird by ihi.ii'l-itillv-ili'lven
iimi liiiii ry nl a ttt fur
lit'luw lli tost of in uhliu- ir"iirllii
by Men in or lt.rne.j.owr or of hand
liitinr. W'ni it 1m pumped fur caul I y
li" li i4.li v, . tlir'lilii4 mm li t i v ur''
tlrlteu b rpurle turn-til. tuiibt-r In
MiKi'il l.y motor iur. awl tiirm
IiujhU ni no lonuir ttrdcit'ti to rut
fli-i'Mooil liy Imnif Imkhuk" It In t-hrup.
ir tu hnvt- Hun that laUor dour liv
rliTH.U It v. CbihIUmi have Uliuunl tils-
Upl'PtilfJ.
GOVERNMENT SUIT
AGAINST CALIF. OIL
DISMISSED
WAKHINUTUN. Mm. 21. Tim
Ku'i iiiiiii'it tlli'il il iiioltoil III tin1 u
'pi cine court, to ilbuiilss'lt Htllt NitnlnM
the Noi'tlt A in I't'l' 'it li oil consolidated,
I'luiii'ir Mldwuy (ill nml th t'liion
Mil rompiiiiie of t'ullfoi nlti lu '
ill n 1 11 Ilium f I tun ii.i liillliK on 111 till
i iiihiiiil m ii iuri of nnvnl reervi
number two nmt-r u jin slilenlliil
lci lurulluti of Notcinher, 191''.
'I'lii- motion was iouiIk li) HolMtur
tll'l I'llll lll-l k' llftcy I llllfl'l I'tK'l'H Willi
ioi.iihI for the ml i'iniiiiiiilc lil' li
j it mm li iti in it ti iiI'Moi'iit of tin' fun
OUt I'f CIlUI'l. Till' M-tt ll'llll'lll pill-
Itlt-M for thn iiiiyiiii iit ly the oil com
lii u I-k of nl. mil KO.fiuu r'in'MiliiK
I lie i-xiruiiN mid i ont to llic K'Hitii
iiii nt In tlic lu'iimi utlon of tli into
(U llilll.
Tito I'inil tit lijiiio In thi iiimi- ui
cnl'ii'd In !'H7 umti-r Hi iiiIiiIiik
lawn of On' t'nliiil filuli-H nml I ho Id
i ntori convi-yiil lln lr Inii icnlit to tin
)'l"ii"cr Midwny (nl coini'iiny, which
In Ifun or t in ly In l'.'0 took tioiMKif
Umi of tlic tour c In t in it. liwlna to the
I tii k of wuivr. ilm oil i iniii'iiny Ud
liot li din ui I nu I Url'lliiu until May.
I'JIO, Hltlt'D llll'll lllimol'OUK Wflllf
lmv U i ii tli lll d. Tin' Kovfi iiiunnt
i oiili inlcd that lli' I'I'i nIiIi iit'N Willi
ili.iwiil onLr of S)'il-inli'i' 27, 1'JU'l
lind cum oiled iho i iw lit of thu mm.
iiinlt'.
MISSISSIPPI ON
RAMPAGE AGAIN
F
LOODS FEARED
( IIICAliO, Mardi 21. -- U lillo
ninny lowim lit I milium mill llllnoln
nurily wtro under wnir yoHii-riluy,
licuvy d.uiiiiKi! wuh re purl cd In Vln
corihlu iiml Mlcli'Kuii fit in miowkloriim
umi lwt, I'ronjiiicts for biuirr
wln'i't crojis worn tliri'iiti'iii'd In
no illn rn linlliina liy llm overflow of
lh Wulnmh'rlvi'r.
I l.arro iiuinljern of llvcituck wr-r?
ri'port'id iu,Iiiivo boon wc t away y
tlin flood.
MKVrilll!, Tfiiii.. Mnnh 21.-Thn
M1iihUiIpiI rHfr rcaclii'd a Uy. of
:i t; . 4 fi-i t I.eiH today uml wait rlrlnK
morn rapidly ihuu llm vruthcr b.i
rcBii fxpcctcU.
AH It'vi'M Iwlwoi'ii tlip MtHKouri
iitiito linn mid lh moiitb of the St.
Kruni'U rlvrr lit Arkunmm wore be
ItiK tutrt'tM.
niveruvn rvniim 111"! belief that
thn witter will reach prai tli ally t!i
Hmni) lielKht t in 1910. when the
KnuRn hern nhowed 4 3' feel. There
WUH no erlou trouble with tbe luvtei
IhHt )er and th t iiKlneen utate Ihi.t
th fiii bank men i s ore mutb better
now.
State Grain Growers
Ash Wheat Ruling
500 REWARD FOR
Pl'irn.ANll. Ore. Mi,-. H Grain
nun of t'ritfoii and Miililiiiiion join
ed In a f -onimtnliiilon to Hinri-liiry
WnlliifX of I lie ili-nrtiiirnt of nHii'Ul
tui furw iirdi'd ,y till Km in l.ini nivht
tlmt tint whit,, wbi'nt on .lu i d,t
I Iniirmt t.f eg iuniU a hunhel.
Ill l riH-ommi'iiiliitlun folloMt-il n
li'dllllK lirfnre the ititlli Ht-itlin
cointiilit-toii of Orriiuit nl which v
rl'im rhnnsi' In srain ininjarl i.f
n il'imtct ilim mirr wrt mom
iifiitef. t'tvMtit wi-ro rir-ieiiiii.
tlm of tiilllciH ami rxpoitcit, it itit-.
K ill. m from tin. tuirt-Tiu of nttrlcul
tuir, Wunhlnuton, li. I mid n ilelf
K 1 1 lun from i he Wllluinette Valley
limln iliuwrr' imam tutlon.
I 'J .. i
MEN WHIPPERS
DAM,AS. TaM. Mar. 21 Clly and
ruiinty official today commenced a
thorouKli Invd.itlKntlon Intu the whlt-
pliiK liitt nititit of K. II. KtherllKf.
iniinii tcr of a lin ul concern by unninsk
ed men. Ktliorlilce lakon from
111 home by force after hi 17-year-old
ilitiif.lit r hud been kmieiiod down and
everrly tmuti-n. with ordoia n il tu re
iort llm occurrence lo the (itillce.
Miiynr Sno Ima offered a fi'UO re
t ward, for thn nrrciit of lljn Bnnllout.
I Kllierldcw HI threatened Hh death
, If he told the iollc of the whipping,
i tie aaid.
I ' ; . i ' . 1 .1
MORE WAGE COTS
IN WOOLEf
MLLS
EXTEND STRIKES
LAOY DUFF-GORDON
DRESSMAKER, FAILS
lAWKKNCK, MuftH.. March 21.
Tim I'aclflc Mill, a cotton and wor
Hied plant employing 10,'toi perm hh
iiormaUy, toduy announced a waKe. rft
dui llon of approximately 20 per cent.
Two other large plant here were un-
thla week. This Maine. Mlmotirl. WU
coiialn and the cruiser Columbia, re
cently purchimed rx Junk by a Phil
adelphia firm will be. towed from the
Philadelphia navy yard to 8 lut rcfit
InK place In tho Delaware river.
There, they wMI be Hcrappnd, their ar
mrf nd UK Kinn melted and recant
Into the need of peace.
XKW VOIUC, Miir. 20. An invol
untary Imnkrupley petition otfulnHt
f.uvlle, limited, ilrcMKiiuikerii of New
York nod I'nrin, wan filed here today,)
IlKtlntl lliibllltlt ut f lT5.000.and h-I
Mem of ITS, 000. 4 t.'-
fediial .ludue Kn.f- nppolnted
Jamm K. Cuddy und t. II. Tolinan
Joint V.-t-elver under 120.000 bond.
DARKEN GRAY HAIR,
uiiiioiiii. i in.-iii. nu inn.iaiii i- iim:r jniie mom prominent In tl
the day. Tho Pacific cut, effective ifflKinal.le ownH and
March 27. I the flint in thi big te-!Jn ,,,,, ,,. ..
derittotid to be preparing a nlinllar 'The boutw for year hu been one of
announcement for lumianef! litter In ;ln nioiit iiromlneni In the creation of
other wear
IjhIv Ijllff.
rJaKfl revlnlon iH'iian thl year. It I'unJ (r,.,tUv ,.)1(J tlw Uminv,H. ,..
rneof the few made In .MaHHuchUHfttl .no, limited I Mill dolnit buHlne,
mill to dote. the firm aaid in a statement,
later the Kverett Mill which cm-J '
ploy 1,200 .person, announced cut
undemtood to approximate 20 per
cent and the ArlliiKton mill, which
ha 7,000 worker on cotton and
woraled go-id announced an Indefl
n'te ahutdown, effe live Saturday, be
cause of "umatlHfactory business
tr ndltlon,"
LOOK YOUNG. PRETTY
Sage Tea and Sulphur Darkens
So Naturally that No
body can tell.
Legal Guarantee Given
No ntmj at Knta no rwm -mntlnii wtk.
Ak to n (lle-nl PI! TrautiMat.
IIKATM'K DIll'Q 8TOIIK ,
M'CREDIE OBJECTS
V'q yl
TO DEAD BALLS
STOCKTON'. Cal.. Mar. 21. Walter
Mctrodlc, inaoi;i'r of the Seattle club
of the C'oant ltaue li the first man-
axer to complain abJUt the new rubber
center bae!all which have been
uduptod for this year. lJt3t ycr the
lcaKun uul hoi tied a ball with cork
center but thi waa thrown out a be
ing too lively.
"Thcuo bull are not exactly fined
fur our purpone." Mct'rtdio aaid.
"Maybe wo haven't the bent grade of
ball or may lie tbe skinned diamond
here la to hlumc. Tli ball aoem biK-
tt r nd deader." '
PA WTICKKT. It. I.. March 21. WASHINGTON. Mar. 21. Opuj.
i:Ktenlon of the textile atrikea In lion to further withdrawal of Arnerl
Nw KiiKlnnd to Lawrence, Ma., waj tan troop from China vim expressed
announced today by President by Secretary lluuhe in a letter read
Thoma F. MocMahon of the f tilted u lhe twx"ui reeenUy by Chairman
Textl'e Vt'orkcm of America. After jKahn of the inllltar- affair rum-lenri-iiiR
of waite reduction in Uv- "lll,lf during det,.,te or, the army, up
r.,n.e cotton mill, tbe textile leader n'.rlatlrtn l.lll. whicl, would ,-culre
. , , t'. j ' iwlthdrawal of all the COO men In the
Mid he had InKtrni ted Thoma. Hegan rBular . rtalloneU , hal roun.
of Lowell to proceed there at once to try. . tji
declare a utrlke and to form a atrlke j. . ,, , ,
organization. i
7falr that Ioe It color and liintre,
or when It fade, turn gray, dull and I
1 If el e, I caused by a lack of Sulphur
In tbe hair. Our grandmother mad
up a mixture of Sage Tea and Sulphur I
to keep her lock dark and beautiful,
and thousand of women and men who
value that even color, that beautiful
dark ahad of hair which la o at
tractive, una only thl old-time recipe.
Nowaday we get thl fa mom mix
ture improved by the addition of other
inrrdlfnt by aakln; at any dm
tore for a bottle of "Wyeth' Baa
and ftulphur Compound. which dark
ens the hair no naturally, o evenly,
that nobody can possthly tell It ha
been applied. Ton J'lst dampen a
apontre or aoft brush with It and draw
this IhrouKh your hair, taking- oa
amall ftrand at a time. By mornlne;
the aray hatr dlaappear: but what
dflight the ladles with Wyeth's Sac
and Bulphur Compound 1 that, be
sides beautifully darkenlns; tbe hair
after a fw application. It also brinir
back the rlof and lustra and givas it
an appearance of abundance.
Wyeth's Bare and flutphur Com
pound ia a delightful toilet renukfite
to Impart color and a youthful ap
pearance to the hair. It ia not In
tended for the cure, mitigation or pre
vention of disease.
Synopsis of the Annual Statement '
of the
California Insurance '
Company
of San Francisco, In the 8tato of Cali
fornia, on the thlrty flrHt day of Pu
cember, 1921, made to the lORurance
Commlnloner of the State of Oronon,
puruant to law:
Capital
Amount of capital stock
paid up 1 ,000,000.00
Income "
Net premium received
durlnn the year 11,754,907.9$
Interest, dividends , and i t-
rent received durihic
tho year 115.4W.2J
Income from other source -
received during the year 17,484.42
Total Income $M87,78g.60
Disbursements
Net losses paid during the
year Including adjust-
ment expemie $1,261,159.66
Commissions and salaries -
paid during the year 6C3.218.63
Taxes, licenses and Ices
paid during the year - 174,580.41
Amount of all other expen
ditures 18.640.13
Sore Throat Keeps
King From Ceremony
4U.S. Battleships to
Be Sunk This week
PHILADELPHIA, March 21.
Without ostentation the obsequies of
LONDON. Mar. il. (Ry the Amo- j four historic battleships will be held
ited PrciuO King lit-orge wait , -
QUIT TOBACCO
So easy to drop Cicaiette,
Cigar, or Chewing Habit
FRENCH VINE SHIP
TO TOURS. AMERICA
cuiiea rri'Kni tung lit-orije
unable to attend tht- celebration at
the opming of the re-const rutted
Waterloo railway station because of
ft llKht cold and nnre throat.
Waterloo station throuKh which
thotnuinds of troop" passed on their
way to Uie various fronts in the war
hu hern enlurged and suitably deeo-!
rnitti and lnscrtix-d a a war memo- I
rial. A lofty arch nt the entrance! 'Xo-to-Pjic" ha h.-ino hiii-.
lMr the names of France, lit-teium. lo break the costly, nerve-ehaiterlng
Mesopotamia, the North tta and tobacco habit. Whenever you have a
other res'.on where there waa di- longing for a cigarette, cigar, pipe, or
t-islve fighting. j for a chew. Just place a harmless No-
iTo-Uac tablet in your mouth Instead.
Notice to Strawberry rovem. jto help relieve that awful desire.
You are hereby notified that It Is Shortly the habit may be completely
un'awful to sell strawberry plants to;bron- "d you are better off men
anyone uut'l the nidi udou which ihv tall'' physically, financially. Ifs so
Jam growfl luis.beejt lnapccted aa ''IT ?)e
jH'rmlt granted.
LrUlASUlTs
WARNING ! Say "Bayor" when you buy Aspirin.
Unless you see the name "Bayer" on targets, you arc
not getting genuine Aspirin preserved by physicians
over 22 years end proved safe by millions for
Colds Headache Rheumatism
Toothache Neuralgia Neuritis
Earache' Lumbago Tain, Paiji
Accept onry "Bayer" package which containsproper directions.
Handy "Ilayer" liotea of 12 tablets Also bottles of 21 and 100 Drudjjlst.
A'ltWa li Iks traih nirk ut lljri-r Mkiiufarture of Muartttir-lilur of ttallerllracld
I'MIIH. .Mar. XI. tUy the Axo
oliiiud lre) Premier Polnear to
morrow win receive lb" committee
i for Houth America of the French
Wine ) lowers asaoelulion and give
offlilal snnl-llon for an "exposition
wine Mi tli" which is scheduled to
leave France in July for a six month's
ttdvnrtlHtng trip in Houth America.
The ship will vUlt both the west
ern and - eastern South American
roast for the purpose cf advertising
French wines n well as French silks,
tapt-atrlev velvet a and paintings.
j . j . ' r
i -
Hort
A. C. ALLKN.
Com.. 3rd Hist,
True Clothes
Economy
' This Spring take exceptional care
In selecting your togs. Make sore of
quality tailoring quality in the Pure
Wool Fabrics, in the hand tailoring,
because only garments of this type
give lasting satisfaction -and durable
service.
Shayne-Brun
Hand Tailoring
is your guaranty ol high .quality.
Prices most reasonable.
i
City Cleaning 8c
Dveintr Co.
from all craving for tobacco. In any 0
form, your druggist wui' refund yourlPhOne 474" 40t 8. Riverside Ave.
Total expenditures -.....2,125,699.12
Assets
Losses recoverable from
business ....... f .21,115.92
Value of real estate owned
(market value) 608,512.99
Value of stocks and bonds
owned (market value).... 1,3.' 4.002.28
Ioans on mortgages and
collateral, etc. .......
Cash in bank and on hand
Premiums Jn course of col
lection written since
September 30, 1921....
Interest and rents due and
accrued ... ,.
Bills receivable
614.617.23
263,342.93
800,784.61
22,753.28
500.00
Get a box of No-
jTo-Bae. and if it doesn't release you
nwnev without question.
Adv.
Total admitted assets.-. 13, 143,528.65
Liabilities
Gross claims for losses un
paid t 216.623.W
Amount of unearned prem
iums on all outstanding -v,
risks 1,404,8W.T
Due for commission and
brokerage 5.000.00
All other liabilities , 60,662.33
Total liabilities, exclu-
siva of capital stock....! 1.687,134.05
Business in Oregon for the Year ''
Net premiums received -
during the year $ 109,137.26
Losses paid during the
year 128,159.03
Losses Incurred during the -
year 130,291.01
CALIFORNIA INSURANCE CO- .
C. J. Holman, President.
Ceo. W. Iirooks. Secretary
Statutory resident attorney forervlc,
Phllllpa Beck.
McCURDY INSURANCE CO. ;
" " Local Agsnt - '
OFFICE SUPPLIES
We are in a position to quote attractive
prices on large and small orders. New
suppliy of Price Tags and Lawyers'
j Seals.
1,, , 1
CORNER BOOK STORE
.Service" '234 E. Main Phone 882 H-
NEW FOOTWEAR FOR WOMEN
Wo just iTct-ivi'd now l'att'iit Oxfords, Patt'iit Strtij) l'linips,
ynlin Wtrni) l'uinps, llrown Kid Stmp J'M'i'Pn, Bluek Kid Strap
Punips und llrown Cult' Strop Pumps, mndo over lasts that
carry the new low heels and also tho' nuw send-high French
IiccIm. - ( ' .
Prices Range from $5.35 to $8.75
Them? aro nil hih quality nnif the price we offer them at is
very reiiHonalile,
Cooo Shoes"
ORIGINAL MUSIC
MS S. STOLEN
NKW YOP.Kt Mar. St. Origlnal
nianuserlpta of musical coinpuMUuns
l.y Ueolliovcn, llauli. Hrhubcrt, hebu
m.tnn and other were stolen from
the music publlsliiiiK liouso of Jlrelt
koi'f and lliutel over the week-end.
the publisher reported to thu police
today.
other articles stolen are valued at
iHjtween $10,000 nml $16,000. but the
company duclarcd it was impossible
to -place. valuation on', the munus
ortpts.i because, they ;(w ei'o! irrep lac-able.-
, ii- i-i "1L
TEX RICKARD IN JAIL
.Y.
NliW YOKK; March 21. -Seluction
of a lury to try Tex Rlokard on u
charge, that the widely known pro
motor had criminally assaulted 15-ycar-old
Sarah Schoenfeld was com
pleted this morning. Court waa
then adjourned to tho middle of the
afternoon In tribute to the memory
or Bupl-ema Court Justice Hotchklss.
whoBo funeral takes place this after
noon. . ' !
. Rlckard who. will bo locked up In
(he Tombs during his trial, entered
tho court room this movnlug having
spent flio right with Alfred J. Lind
say, nllegod Bwlndler of society wo
men,' ua a coll mate." '
This Man Was Helped
John Grab, 2539 Jackson Ave., New
Orlonns, La., writes: "My kidneys wore
weak 'and hurt a soreness and dull pain
across my 'back. I felt dull and lan
guid and my kidneys didn't act right.
I began taking foley Kidney Pills and
they noon put my kidneys in a sound
healthy condition." Foley Kldnoy Pills
help the kidneys rid the' system of
aelds und waste that cause lameness,
backache, sore muscles, swollen Joints
and rboumatlo nalns. Tonlo la effect.
quick in notion; PoM everywhere,
TOMORROW!
THE TJME---9 A M. :
THE PL ACE---ASHLAND
THE OCCASION -OPENING
New Golden Rule Store
WE INVITE YOU TO ATTEND THE OPENING OF
THE NEW STORE IN THE ELK'S BUILDING, EAST
MAIN STREET, AT 9:00 A. M. TOMORROW.
Everything in the store is new merchandise of national advei
tised quality, direct from eastern markets, purchased at the new
.1 .market prices and sold at Golden Rule prices.
Buying Power ! of This Store
We ar$ associated with 80 large
Golden Rule Department Stores,
that buy goods in large quantities
for cash, direct from the manufac
turers, enabling us to receive low
est possible prices.
Everything
to Wear
for 7
Everybody
; Policy of TMs Store' ' ! '
This store is governed by the best
known principles: One price to all
the" lowest for merchandise of
quality the best possible service, !
with satisfaction to all. .
Opening"
at 9 A. M.
4' - I,
We Sell for Cash Only
Ashland
Tomorrow
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