Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 27, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextVXCIV, RTX MTwrorm matt, TnnroNTJ. mirFOim okkoony moxdxv. MAitcii v m i'"s , GIN $25 GIFT BY K. KLUX KLAN rmYmnKEi) aii day irl AND STAYED UP ARE CITY'S GUESTS CO. ARE SOLD NIGHTS 5350,050 ROAD BONDS JACKSON HYLAN CLAIMS STANDARD OIL . CONTROLS U.S. LOCAL WOMAN IS SIR AUK AND LADY GEDDES i'Vi I I I f jf - , , I s ,r v . j. - "N K MltS. EtA'A CAtXKINS "I havs gained thirty pounds Rlnee County Judge Gardner and Commissioner Burse 1 1 Con clude Deal Call for On, 13 Miles Crater Highway This Week. Bids Lake County Judge Gardner and County Commissioner Victor Dili-sell return ed from Portland Sunday where they disposed ot the $350,000 road bonds at part to the Chicago firm of C V. McN'air and company. Two hundred thousand dollars of these bonds are tor work on the Crater Lake road and $150,000 tor the Ashland Klamath road. They also attended the meet ing of the commission. Mr. Gardner saya that while the federal road bu reau haa not received definite Instruc tions to go ahead and let contracts on the Crater lake road between Trail and Prospect, they expect to do so this week. The government and taking Tanluc and never felt better state highway commissions will each In my llfo than. I do now. Mother iuau ...- i.,.. CHICAGO, Mar. Mayor John F. Hylan of New York, after a speech last night during which he looked for ward to the next presidential election and charged that "invlalbla govern ment" represented by the Rorkefeller standard Oil Interest and a group of 1 tor wo"k n to frte" Lake road and International bunkers ww menacing J $150,000 for the Ashland Klamath' the Vnltod States government, today F fj rod. They also attended the meet-1 was passing hin second Hill day in Chi- t nKU w itu a rumi wi oif.in.i.w-.nf ...... social Incident. He arrived late Sat urday and will return to New York to morrow. The New York executive In his speech before a large body of mem bers of the KnlKhts ot Columbus, crltt clied the ratification of the four power Pacific treaty by the senate and re ferring to the next presidential elec tion declared that independent men wore needed in the race for the office of chief executive of the land. Referring to Theodore Roosevelt's condemnation of "Invisible govern ment. Mayor Hylan said thn quotation waa timely now, adding, "tor the real menace of our independence Is this Invisible government, which like a giant octopus sprawls its slimy length over city, state and nation. "To depart from mere generalUa tlnnn" continued the mavor. "let me when I started taking Tanlao. but to-1 ford to Trail and Prospect to Crater 'say that at the head of this octopus LT0- fZ? f",linvand I Lake Is either built or under contract ,are the Rockefeller. Standard Oil in to be built this year. District Highway Engineer K. M. Hodgmen has also returned from Portlar where he attended a ses sion of the highway commission, and says arrangements have been made to advertise for bids at the next says she hasn't seen me looking so well aince I was a girl." mid Mrs. Elva Caulk Ins, 301 Blandlna 81.. Utiea. J T. "For eighteen long years t suffer ed from stomach trouble and sluggish liver, and during a'.l that time 1 hardly knew what a well day was. A I almost utarvod myself trying to avoid Indigestion, I fell off unUl I waa hardly more than a hadow, and wan so weak I was barely able to crag rayseir around the house. As a year. total of $300,000. They will grade, macadam and build cement bridges from Trail 7 miles toward Prospect or ts McCloud and from Prospect this way about 6 miles to Cascade gorge, which will Include all bridges between Trail and Prospect. Tbla will leave about a nine mile gap to be taken care ct next year, which is known as the Flounce Rock section, a fairly good road, built by result of my long suffering I became convict labor and county work a tew almost a nervous wreck. j years ago. "This was the condition I was in The Crater Lake road from Med- looking like a dlffeent person from what I did a short Umo ngo. It is no wonder to me that so many people praise Tanla'c to the skies." Tan lac and Taniac vegetable Pllla ara sold by the West Side Pharmacy. Jid by leading druggists everywhere. Adv. New York Mayor Harks Back to Roosevelt's Invisible Govt, in Chicago Speech De clares Both Parties Puppets to Money Power. The sight of two members ot the local Ku Klux Klun rlil lug down Main street nnd out South Central yester day In an auto tn full Klun regalia at tracted much attention of people on the street, who at ouoe. jumped to the conclusion that "something Is doing." The auto proceeded ou South Cen tral and stopped in front of No. 345, where the Ku Klux men got out, en tered the house for a moment, handed Mrs. R. R. Johnson til nud drove away asalu. Mrs. Johnson has had much trouble the punt year and la Hying to mako a living for herself and children by keeping boarder. . The wbrralouts ot her husband Is unknown. After Johnson, who Is a tobacco sidesman, wns found not guilty In court of a criminal charge preferred by his employers, for whom ho looked after the Medford business of the concern, he went north. In his last letter to her he wrote that he was laid up with a broken leg and asked his wife to address him In the future In care of general delivery, I'ortlaud. That was Ions ago aud her several letters sent to him have never been answered. Much sympathy Is felt for Mrs. Johnson by all persons familiar with her troubles and her hUHhnnd'a dis appearance. She culled at the Mall Tribune office this noon and left the following curd of thanks: "To the members of the Medford Ku Klux Klaln: I wish to express j niy appro taiiua tun mauas lor inn inmresi you nave mown in myseu and chtldrep. "MRS. U. K. JOHNSON. "245 South Central." Sir Auckland Gedtles, Itrlllsh niu buKKiulur ti thn t'll'tod States, and I-ady Ootid, wer the guests of the Medford Chamber ot Commerce for n few hours this afternoon. When It became known to the orflcer of the local chamber that this dlstlnmtlshod UngllNhmun and his parly was to pass through this city en route from California to Portland, nn Invitation was dispatched through K. O. Mc CYrmlck, vice president of the South ern Pacific, for an automobile ride over the Siskiyou from llornhrook to Medford. The Invitation was ac cepted. The local chamber Invited the Ashland Chamber of Commerce to Join In the trip and this luvltullon was accepted. A local Committee, consist log cf Vernon Vawtor, George T. fV.lln. Hen C. Sheldon, Alex Sparrow, Mayor Gates and M. Montgomery lert by uuto shortly after lunch for Horn brook, picking up a delegation from Ashland, consisting of K. V. Carter, Hert Oreer. Mayor l.amkin, John II. Fuller and others. A tour through Ashland's I.lthla park and powtlhly a short stop for on Informal greeting In that city, will bo a part ot the program. Thn un certainty of Ihe time of arrival here and as to any time allowance before the train pulls out. together with the fact that It will be dnrk Just pre. feeding the departure from Medford, made It seem unwise lo attempt any thing In the way ot a formal greeting in this city. terests and a small group ot powerful banking" houses generally referred to as the international bankers. "The Rockefeller Interests control the Standard Oil company, a corpora tion composed of several hundred as sociated and affiliated concerns trans- RIALTO Beautiful Girls Stage Door Johnnies Cabarets NOW PLAYING I ATM STAGE DOOR fVnat chance has an Innocent little country girl who goes to New York for a 'stage career to come through unspoiled? Rnilt to entertain, but a true, vivid picture of the colorful life of the stage. IK THE OAST CHARLES CRAIG, BILLIE DOVE, MI. RUM BATTLSTA, IirXTLKY CORDON. meeting of the commission to pave 'acting a combined business of more Sexton mountain, otherwise known i than three billion dollars a year. The ; as Smith hill, and through the Cow Creek canyon. This work, when let ! will complete all the Pacific highway. either paved or being paved. In his dis trict, from the California line to I Roseburfc. WEDNESDAY Hobart Bosworth -in- "The Sea Lion" The Uncut thing that Bosworth ever did. I. N. Y. BRIDEGROOM AT SHOOTS BHD E 12-YEAR-OLD BOY HALTS JAIL BREAK AP AMBASSADOR MARTrt!11 . tnr ?7 Pimlilnir ft Standard Oil flag floats overa fleet of (,iVBr fmm hu hpiH, i,.,,,,, Th.-.' ocean going vessels larger In number lon u year old on of ghrlff Me,vln anq lonnase man me i.niu- owie. Xhaxton Uflt nlttht na ,u lloCKg t0 navy and the pennant of Standard Oil lhe cUy hal, Bumni(,ne poumen is followed and supported by the flag and fruglrateJ ,n ,uempted Jail de ot the Vnlted Stales all over the uvery wor,d- , ,1 The police arrived at the city Jail "The little coterie of international whlltt ..rH nummi. uuaaers precui-uuy runs uie l uiibu States government for their own self ish purposes. They practically con trol both parties, write political plat forms, make cats paws of party lead ers, using leading men of private or- LEAVES FOR HOME WASHINGTON, Match 27. Am bassador Shldehara ot Japan called at theVhtte House today and said good bye to I'realdent Harding preparatory tn leaving tonight for San Francisco to sail, April 2 for Japan. The Jap anese minister on leaving the White llouw said he would be gone several months and might possibly have to undergo an operation in Japan. ALLIES ISSUE ULTIMATUM (Continued from rage One) Ing Sheriff Thaxton. A hot fired by Ioliceman Tom Krees killed George Wilson. IS, a- prisoner. The prisoners, 13 In all, had' been exercising when the sheriff, his sm and a negro employe entered the en- HITS HER FRIEND SEATTLE, March 27. Patrolman Frank W. Spelr was wounded, per haps fatally and Mrs. Blanche Baker was shot in the back here today by John Q. Alonge, Insurance adjuster of New York, who fired twice at his bride of four months whom be said he had traced to Seattle after she had deserted him in New York. Mrs. Alonge escaped injury. Alonge waa taken an hour after the shooting and lodged in the city Jail. Mrs. Baker, who occupied an apart ment near that of Mrs. Alonge, called Speler when Alonge appeared at his wife's apartment, Mrs. Alonge told police. As the policeman started to enter the room followed by Mrs. Ba per Alonge fired twice at his wife, cue shot' striking Speler and the oth er Mrs. Baker. At the hospital where Mrs. Baker was taken it was said she would recover. ganizatlons and resort to every device f,osllre ,0 lock th(.m fof U)0 n)?hu to place n nomination for high public wllBon hIt lhe Hhriff , ,fae face w)tU ojnee oniy sucn canamaies as win oe , fist and the fight started, amenable to corrupt big business. I)ent ,Unk,e , Mtm forKOf da((h. "They connive at centralization of to ,be f ha an, ca hB,p government on the theory that a small ,Hnk,e WM lhe on)y prlBOnor .V . -,rked- Privalel? escape. The sheriffs wounds were trolled individuals in power can be serious, more easily handled than a larger ' group, among whom there will most REX BEACH CHARACTER WITNESS iiKeiy oe men sincerely interestea in public welfare." MEDFORD CAFETERIA Where Real Home-Cooked Dinners Are Served For Breakfast Delicious Waffles and Coffee we make a Specialty of JrTivate Dinner Parties A SPECIAL DINNER . EVERY SUNDAY ( fotne and enjoy home cooked meal There's a home-like atmosphere to in .Hournrd t'areteiia you'll like. MRS. L. M. HOWELL, Prop. PARDON FOR IRISH AGITATOR DENIED ALBANY, N. Y., Mar. 27.--OOV- ernor Miller has denied the applica tion for a pardon for Jim Larkin, the Irish agitator, convicted of criminal annrrhy, he announced today. Larkln's attorney had told Oov ernor Miller that if Larkin were set free he would return to Ireland where it waa Baid, he had a large fortune and would be a potent force in u ing the Collins and DcValera fat tions. Bill VoKtcr Cao Dropped. WASHINGTON. March 27. The government moved In the supreme court toaay to dismiss Its case brought under the Sherman antl trust law against the Associated Bill rosters and Distributors of the I nlted States and Canada. A basis of settlement satisfactory to the government has been reached, it was said. Hotter get some of the print paper on rolls for wrapping paper at this office and save 2 or 8 cents per pound. Come and look at It and be convinced. German Exchange Drops NEW YORK, Mar. 27. German ex change broke all previous low records here today, marks falling to .29 He per iuu marks. The previous minimum quotation for this remittance was 29$ per 100 made lust week. Selling of marks today was again largely for foreign account. MAY BE FORCED TO (Continued from Page One) NEW YORK. March 27. Supreme Court Justice Cohalan today threat ened to Issue a body attachment for Mrs. Philip Lydig, former wife of K. D, Stokes, unless she appeared within a reasonable time to tentlfy further In Mrs. Helen Klwood Stokes' suit to recover dower rights she claims the elderly hotel man tricked her Into signing away. Mrs. Lydig, who already has testi fied In the case was summoned by Stokes' counsel for further action. In stead of appearing, she sent a physi cian s statement tbafrshe was too ill to testify. Stokes' counsel ridiculed the claim but Justine Cohalan cut him short with the statement that the usual process to compel her attend ance could be taken unless she ap peared within a reasonable time. Mrs. Lydig, who divorced Stokes in England several years ago, re cently announced her engagement to the Rev. Ir. Percy Stickney Grant, rector of the Protestant Episcopal Church ot the Ascension. gambling house in the days of the gold rush may have been an honor ablo man." Asked It be taught gambling in his Bible classes he answered: "I have never made gambling the thesis of an argument." Tho witness testified that after the charges had been brought against Rlckard, he conversed with Mortimer Schlff and others In the welfare move ments. Woman Kills Her 3 Babies, Then Suicides GREENWICH, Conn., Mar. 27. Mrs Henry Barker, whose body was found In her home late last night, killed her three small children by cutting their throats before bringing about her own death by the same means, the police stated today. The children were Marguerite, nged 6; Johanna, 3, and Henry, aged 18 months. The first Intimation of the tragedy was the discovery by a passerby of an inwurance policy on tho sidewalk In front of the Barker home upon which was written "I am going to kill myself and the children." Tho police found the bodies. ERIN 8WEPT BY VIOLENCE (Continued from Page One) colleagues tonight as the first respon sibility for the northeautern situation rests with the British government. It is they who brought the Belfast par- liamen Into exigence. 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