Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 11, 1922, Image 12

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Newspaper Page TextftrETVFORP MATTI TTvTniTNT!. MEDFCmn, OTtKfiOy. TUKSDAV. ;ATOTT; 11. 1022 OLD AGREEMENT I v :.: -.iff X'K.' ....Tr- raoE six CHINA CANCELS .... , 1 . . fT Si, . -. - ' . WIH RUSSIANS WASHINGTON, April 10. An echo of the Waahlngti-n arms conference Is heard In the action or the Chinese gov ernment In abrogating ' the Kusao ChinpBO custom ngremnt of 1881, reported to the department of com merce by MIniflter Jacob G. Schurmnn at Peking, and mode public together with' Other tariff developments in for eign countries. Conforming to the agreement reach ed at' the anas conference whereby the nations undertook to abolish all spec-j lal frontier customs, concessions and j lists of exempted-article Mr. Schur-, man reported the Chinese government I Via a 4wta.l IK fit a a f inrlt 1 in rtstrt ! and export duties on the overland trade -between China and Russia will be under the schedule of duties of the Chinese maritime customs. Other developments abroad reported ty various American officials, includ ed an announcement that the Russian government has ratified a trade agree ment between Austria and Russia, con eluded last December which follows closely the Russo-German treity and gives to Austria the same privileges enjoyed by Oermany in Russia. . Diplomatic relations between the two' countries will be re-established, It Is said. - EASTER v. mm viz DEATHS, AIRPLANE CRASH i PARIS, April 10. (Dy Associated Press.) " R. E. Duue, pilot of the Eng lish plane which crashed into a French Goliath on the Paris-London aerial ex press route yesterday near Thieulerry, died In the hospital at Beauvais today without recovering consciousness. He was the only person in either machine to. survive the crash and his death brought the total of those killed to seven. . "Low visibility, caused by low hang ing clouds and mist, is given as the cau?e of the catastrophe. Both pilots wero flying low at the time keeping the railroad tracks in sight so as not to lose their way and this brought them together head on. 6 MORE U UNITS ,S. LEAVE THE RHINE CODLENZ. April 11. Six more units of the American force in Ger many said farewell to Europe today, J 100 men and S2 officers leaving Antwerp in the Kteamship Cantigny. Eighty-five eoldiers' wives and twen ' tyH'ight children also sailed on the Cantiirny, the largest number since the departure of tho "honeymoon de tachment," last May. Tbe organizations, leaving today were the headquarters of the brigade ambulance company 66. hospital company 67, motor trannport com pany 6, service of eupialy company 29 and the third battalion of tbe fifth Infantry. ; This reduces the strength of the American army on the . Rhine toi a year; ago ' t ' ' The Sabbath night had passed, and in the east , Th first. pal streaks of rots fore told th day, Whan from the city, Mary Magdalen And others, bearing spice, cam to Them In th Master' tomb. They marveled that the ston which hid been scaled 1 Was rolled away, and stooping down they saw I Insid th tomb two angls robed In white, Whose radianc mad them bow their heads in awe "H is not here," thy heard. "Did H not say that H would rise' again? Sek ye th living, then, among th dead?" And, trembling, Mary and th other went To His disciples, telling what wa aid. Yet on would not believe. For Thomas told his -brethren, "Till I've thrust My hand into th Master's wounded side. And felt the print of nails Insid His hands. I'll not beliv H lives again who died." And later Christ appeared. H bad the doubting Thomas make hi tetts. Who did and said, "My Lord." and Christ replied, "Because you hav beheld m, you believe. But those who hav not teen my hand and tide And yet believe, ar blessed." V.lma West Sykes in Kansas City Star. , J ... . BY ROLLER SKATER '. CHICAGO. Apfil 11. Roland Cioni, world's professional roller skating champion of Akron, Ohio, holds a new record today. In winning the half mile race at the championship tournament in progress here, he made the distance last night in 1:10 3-6 on the nine-lap track. This time. It Is claimed, is a world's record. Renouncing Kaiser Raises New Point RENO, Nev., April 11. Albert C Rombach of 5ardnerv:ie, renounced alloglanco to Kaiser "Wllhelm of Ger many when be took out his citizenship papers. Now be is waiting for Judge Langs a to decide whether, as a na tive of Alsace, he can get his full cit izenship because Alsace is now p4rt of France. The question vas raised by Naturalization , Agent Terrtll of Sau FrauclBco In the district court. HOME-GROWN EASTER LILIES Experiments Mad by th United State Department of Agriculture Have Been Successful. When It first became known that ex periments In raising Easter lilies from seed were being carried on by the De partment of Agriculture, few florist were prepared to believe that the undertaking possessed any commercial value beyond the possibilities of pr; ducic; new hybrid?. The results of these experiments, which have now been carried on for four years, indi cate, the department specialists be lieve, that this country can develop an Important industry. On tbe Arlington experimental farm, which Is jnst across the I'otomac river from Washington, department special ists produce the lily seeds in green houses by artificial pollination. These seed are planted about January 1. pricked out into small pots, 'and in May the young plants are set In the open ground. They develop rapidly, and by July or August some ef the plants reach sufficient size to bear blooms. .In October or November the k A i ?1 - Pels Like a New Woman "I was a sufferer from kidney trou lJo for several years," writes Mrs. Arthur Demullo, R. F. D. 1, Grasmere, N. II. "and suffered so much I felt completely lame all over. Since I have boon taking Foloy Kidney Pills I am not bo lamo. My back ached all the time and my eyes were all a blur. Now I can see fine and feel like a different woman. Since I have taken two bottles of Foley Kidney rills I don't have that tired feeling. I can do my own work now." They bring quick results. Sold everywhere. A dr. mm American-Crown Lilies. plants ate lifted, potted, and removed to the greenhouse. Without undue forcing the plants will come into full bloom the following February to April 13 months after the seed ha been planted. Those plsiuts which bloom In .Inly or August and from which the bloom stulk has been cut may send out two or three stalks and can be forced to bloom again by Euter. Many comuiercinl growers nre much Interested In the work which I. being .conducted on the Arlington farm, and officials of the dppurtment believe that It will nut be long until on Industry will be developed In this uountry which will make Illy growers here independ ent of any foreign supply of bulbs. YOU ARE INVITED TO SPEND EASTER IN HICKEY-FREEMAN CLOTHES Rightweight lightweight suits, warm in smart weather, smart in all weathers I ' Single-breasted and double-breasted suits, more modeled for the classes than the masses! Conservative in line, but redeemed from monot ony by a miscellany of magnificent colors T And individualized by the most exquisite needle work ever put into a suit of clothes! Everywhere, noticeable additions to quality without any noticeable addition to price! These Hand-Made Suits! $49.00 to $58.75 YES INDEED, A NEW SUIT FOR EASTER V" $ .V Other suits, priced $12.50, $16.00, $22.50, $23.50 $25.00 to $32.50 Suits with two pair pants $32.75 to $38.50 O. D. Serge Suits, two pair pants $30.75 O. D Serge Suits, one pair pants $25.00 Adequate Selections No Waiting! All Models All Sizes-All Fabrics All Prices! Ready Right Reliable! Buy Now! SEE WINDOW DISPLAY HICKEY-FREEMAN SUITS Golden Rule Mercantile Co. N. Central St., Medford ' ' J V .0 , ft' " 1 6 , J.J Ml 'I I ll CP.T TT AT I I w m m m m Day or Night WEEKS-CONGER CO Funeral Directors DRY WOOD Two Tier 12 inch Pine, One Tier 12 inch Oak and Laurel, -all for $2.75 a Tier. CUT RATE WOOD YARD Pkone551 . I SALT LAKE Wesley Toy, Evans I ton, Wyo., glvon declhlon over Pat Gil 'bort. Salt L:il;o, at onil ot nix rounds, Dr. Johnson . Says Diet cures more peo ple than medicine. But what is the use of a diet if your mouth health i.s in bad condi tion? I OUR METHODS arc to a standard. Dr. O. J. Johnson DENTIST 223 East Main St. Phone 6C9 Spring Opening Gold Hill Boxing Commission Tuesday, April 11 'S:30 P. M. GOLD HILL PAVILION TWO MAIN EVENTS Tom Ray vs. Ted Thye of Omaha of Portland FINISH WRESTLING, MATCH Johnny Carlson vs. Geo. Brandon of Spokane . of Portland 6 ROUNDS OF BOXING, 130 POUNDS GOOD PRELIMINARY Prices: Ringside, $2.75; Reserved, $1.65; General Admission, $1.10; Children, 55c. Includes War Tax. Ladies Invited. Seats on Sale: Brown ' Brown Medford; Niniger Warner, Ashland; Ross Ross, Central Point. Phono 122 DEVOE'S 436 W. Mala C. A. De Voc, Propt Groceries and Confectionery ICE CREAM, CANDIES, SOFT DRINKS, CIGARS, TOBACCOS, MAOAZINE8, SCHOOL SUPPLIES AND STATI0NEEY, NUTS, FRUITS, SHELLED WALNUTS, MILK, CREAM, BUTTER AND BUTTERMILK, BAKERY GOODS, HOT COFFEE AND LUNCHES, TRU-BLU CRACKERS AND COOKIES We Sell Anita Stewart Coffee ; YOU CAN GET IT AT DE VOE'S , Open Evenings and Sundays . " ..jjJiLujujse CHANGE IN SCHEDULE EFFKOTIVB FEB. 1, 1028 ' MEDFORD ROSEBURG STAGES Dally Except Bundn? LV. MEDFORD 10 A. M. , LV. ICOgEDUIlO 1.00 P, M. ' '' ,' ' ' CHANTS I'ASS.MUnEOKI) STAGES ' IhIIj and Rinidny , ' ' Leavn Mdforl 10.O0 A. M. 1.00 P. M. 4.30 P. M. lar GraoU Pm ,10.00 A. M. 1.00 P. M. 4.45 P. M. Far! , Modford-Orants Vnnn, $1.15; Grant. PuM-Ito.cburg, $A.OO Modford-Roiinbiirg ft. IS.