Medford Mail Tribune
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MEDFOUD, OUIXJOX, Tt'KSDAV, Al'IML 11,
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CHILDREN'S WEEK
STARTS API 30
IN 50 STATES
DECLARES PRINCE
RECEIVED
COLD
SHOULDER
ND A
MAY RE
IVE
IT
200,000 AGAINST
C'lllCAOO,-Chlllren' week, which
hot boon observed In to state ami
province of North America to ouiphn
alts religious education ft a phase of
child conservation, will bo olmurvod
ItiU year April SO to May 7. and at
nucti other ut an particular cm
munila mny aelort. "At least 13.ooO,.
OoO of tua 25.000,000 rhllilrt u of North
America umtor 12 year of at! are
roolrng no religious education what
cPf." Mm. Maud Junkln llaldwin.
superintendent of tho children dlvls
luu Of tho International Bundny Bchool
association aald hero In explaining the
plana bt thn dlvlHinn for thl obr
tattoo, Tho week wan flint rooognued
Ul UK In 41 atale and pruvfnr and
th number wa subsequently rsUml.
It la proiod thai tho week Include
one- or Diurv of Urn following feulirre:
(! A Uii'ciliia for paronla. Hundsy
school leader and day school touchers
o present "tho children' need of re
ltlou edurutlou."
it) Tho opening; of a buth or tout
or room or corner In a atoro for the
purpose of making a Hunday arliool
exhibit, distributing literature hliirul
to parent and Hunday school teachers
nd Interesting tho general public In
th movement for Irt-tinr religious edu
cation of tho children.
13) A hotinfffilioiiNo visitation of
Iho borne f tint community to find all
hlldYrn who aro nt In Hutiduy
schools,
(4 A parade of the children of tho
Hooday ahMia to arouse tho Interest
of tho a nra public.
10) A pageant presented In the town
hall, tho municipal building, or any
other bulldlnic to which people go, do
signed to ahow thn need of religious
education.
MS) A children' festival of mini? and
Mory to create conntiun
"an appreciation un tho
of tbo tulnlatry of song and atory In
lhi religious IKv of children,"
IT) An Inalltute for parent ami
Hunilay m lnxil teachers to afford them
an ' opttortunliy. to .receive definite In
traction In tho religious education of.lho cont of nitrw homespun. Some
ItAMiOON-(Tho Associated Ireal
Kulph K. lli'inlrra in, an American wrl'
tor aud traveler, haa returned here
aftur spending four tnoniha In v!altlnK
inuny places In India to study th
political cnnilltlona. Thla la hla third
vlnll to tho Orlont. HuinmlnK up hla
linproaal na of tho Indian altuatlon bo
anld to a roim'tontatlvo of the Aaaocl
ntd lrH:
"Tha travnlor muat foul in bla flrat
hour aalmro that tho air la fairly
crackling with a now uloiiiatit. In tho
towna and c-ltloa tho whlia man ia no
loiixcr a 'tin K'l' and even In tho re
iiioto vIIUkch hla divinity la fast alip
plnii from him.
"I wttH In Culcutta a wnuk bofore tha
I'rloca of Walt-a waa duo to land. At
that tlruo our taxi waa ca unlit In a
traffic juui on ono of Uio main thor
biiKhfarna aod todd for IS mlnutaa
whlln th packed at ream of carta, bul
lock Orawn. horao drawn, buffalo
drawn or loan drawn, atralnod through
tho crowdttd atrf ot.
"When thn prlnco landed at Calcutta
tho atrHita or a Uewrtod aa tboao
of a Now KnalunJ town on an old
I'urltan Habbatb. Calcutta ahopa did
no bualnt-oa. Mahatma Oundbl had ao
Cummaitded.
"A fw daya lator In Aaaam wo ware
In (iauhutt. tho capital of tint province.
Government official had Juat raided
thn homo of a wealthy and Influential
clilien. found incrltnlnullntt llteraturt
and mado an arrent. Thero wr ru
mor of a proKinOd aanault oi"n the
court where tint raao waa Im-Iiik tried,
but a company of lirltlah aoldlvra was
marchod Into town to guard It.
"Wo wor talklnft with two vtudenla
In Cotton colleno, tho Kovomment col
lew at (iauhall. Tho ronvoraatlon waa
naturally uxn tho auhject now up.er.
moMt In the in I ml a of all Indiana, the
polltlcul altuatlon and Candhl. Son
THEOSPHIST LEADER
HAN lJlKUO, Calif, AlUirneya are
prepiyinK in Mtltlon tho aupronie
court for reheurlnK of the action for
t:iO,(Mio broiiKht iKalnnt Mine, Kattx-r-loo
TloKley, aupremi! leiidor of tho In
ternational llrolherhood ami Theoao-
phlcnl Hocloty, by Mr. Irenu M. Mohn.
Mra. Mohn charged Mmo, Tlnloy
with ImviiiK alienated tho uffvctlona
of hrr hiiHband, Ir. (ioorKo K. Mohn
and a aiipremo court Jury awariltwl her
lloo.ooo In April. 1921. llorently In
loa AnKele tho aocond dlatdct court
of appeal re voraed tho Judgment and
declannl that tho Jury baaed Ha vor
did iiMn auaplclon and innuendo and
( xorclaed numt "lnxonalvo Kcneronl
ty" In detnrinlulnff ujxm the damaicoa,
Trial of thn caao In tho uMrlor
court hero tok morw than a month
and unceKHltatd review of more thun
loo letter, telegram and other ex
hlblta.
1 he Molina had lived at the Holnt
Unit oatabllahment of the theoaophl
cat aoclety hero for about 12 yearn. In
I'.HK, Mr. Mohn left tho homestead
and moved to Han IIuk. In her ault
aKalnHt Mine. Tlntiley, Mr. Mohn
cbarKod that tho thaophical leader
had pained control over Ir. Mohn, de
nl roved hla affection for bla wife and
tried to Injure him to Klve largo iumi
of money to the theoaoihlcal cause.
The defenae contendml that the
breukliiK up of tho Mohn houaehold
War Buddies on Hike to Wirt Big Prize ((P SEATTLE
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BUSY
ON GOLF GAME
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RULE BUG
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BITES SCOTLAND
C C. Krunklih, .i war veteran and hi pet. Champ, a red croon doa,
rniwed in the Kiotland kennela of Kir Harry l-MUl-r and dw-oratcd by
.Marshal Koch for l.rnvcry. have arrived In Kan Krancim-o on their hike
n caused by disagreement between around the countrj- They alio to win the rash prise of 10,000 offered
Dt. and Mra. Mohn over tho latter' l,,y Yorl' l'ortln elubn to the one who walks around "the rlin" of
mo country in nine momim nine.
InalMed that Mra. Mohn had luna
known of her huaband'a Intereat In
tbeosophy and bl Intention to ;lvc
money to that work and had never op
Kned that Intention. Several letters
alKiied by Mtue. TlDKlcy were put In
evidence to show (bat aho had made
every effort to bring about a rooonctl
I of ...nil B.iiruuH.ra(lun ,hoy evidently approved. , ,7' T ,u """" " "D"'
Ity "Plrlt and)(inn(,,,TUlfrBtll,lyi(mld,r!'tl ' Mra. Mohn and her
,a,rt of adulta m((11,. wliv? lu-eaiiso. they aald. of f"-..
hi lovo for India, and hla llf" ot
t Tho apiM-llate eourt'a deelHkm fully
ittiltiilil u hooIahU,.. .r f r i
aterneet aaoHlrlim and aolf-aacriflce. H J-. IT.. ''.1 " .. 1 . '
l,.mJ . . i iiuiii' UKU IIIT iillis III nv
"V traveled auuth
Kven wbtro wo aaw tho uniform of lhe
Candhl 'volunteer,' the white cap and,
children
Many deooniliiaijonsl teuder and
publlahera BHMlhliil In tho 1921 obaer
vanco, Mra. llaldwin anld, Kho added
thai In aome communities Catholic
rhurchra and Jowlah aynaKoguea ob
aerved tho week In their own way.
nd cmphiiKlzea tho defense tes
tltnony aa V Mine. Tlngley'a effort
to brins aliout a onclllntlon
BEATTI.K, Wush. No longor will
h-atlle firemen he forced to yawn
over the chess hoard or acratcb their
heads over a complicated prollem of
checkers. In order to while away the
ikIIouh moments between flrea.
'Kkreinen'a golf" haa been intro
duced here.
The garni ha been described by
eye-wit neanes im a croaa between foot
ball and water polo, but whatever
class it falls in, there la no doubt
about iu being full of thrills and ac
tion according to firefighter here,
who have taken part in the new form
of athletic contest.
Not long ago a representative of a
motion picture concern with offices
here and a member of a aportlng
goods firm had made a pneumatic
ball, three feet in diameter, which
they preeent'-d to members of Station
It in thin city, with an outline of the
new game.
Eight men. four on a aide, climbed
into their oilskin, t-oupled up four
linea of hose at a playfleld, adjoining
the station, put tho ball in tho center
J of the field between the two team,
i and started to play. The object of
i the game was to force the ball to the
opponent's goal line by means of
stream of water.
Driven by the powerful atreama
from the hose, the ball performed
strange antics, leaping high into the
air and hjirtllng back and forth
aerobe the field to the delight of a
crowd of spectators that had gathered
to watch the new game. The playfleld
was soon a sea of mud and the ref
eree became o waterlogged that hla
whistle died in an inarticulate gurgle.
The outcome of the game was not
entered In the reeord. tint the sport
AND ALSO WALES
1HLI
LONDON. The birth , of the Irian
Free State haa led to renewed talk In
aoino quarter , of "home, .rulo all
around," that I, autonomy; for Scot
land and Wales as apart from Eng
land proper. ' s
Home rule for Wnlea has already
entered the range of practical poll tics.
say an article in the rait' Mall Ga
zette. .
Hitherto there have been among
Welsh politician . two schools of
thought. One haa urged tho setting
up of a Welsh nocretaryHhlp similar
to the office of the secretary for Scot
land, ao that Welsh 'administration
may first be disentangled, from Eng
lish affairs; the other favoring a com
prehensive home rule scheme without
any preliminaries.
Prime Minister Lloyd Goorga, him
self a Welshman has hinted that he
would look with favor on, a Compre
hensive home rule measure.'-.,
This prompted the Wolsh national
party at Westminster, composed of all
the Welsh members of the house of
commons to draft and adopt a home
rule scheme as the basis of a measure
to be Introduced In parliament at the
earliest opportunity.
This has. In turn, fired the Scottish
members, who at a party meeting have
appointed a committee to confer with
the Welsh members with a vlevr to
Joint action. r
is said to have furnished the city's
fire fighting- force with a pastime
that bids fair to create a new sphere
of athb-tte activity.
RARE JEWELRY IS
BIN
D
N RUSSIA
Ol'KHHA. -Mote of old Huaalu ap
parent I y inoxhaiiRtlhlH supply of art
tn-axtirv are being thrown tipon the
market under tho new free trade pol
icy combined with tho Increasing need
of moony to buy food. Hero, as In
Moscow and I'etrograd. tho shops sell
lor tho most part aocond hand Jewelry.
of gold and silver. "
The bitter story of th home-wreck
log revolution 1 told In any shop win
dow. Tho majority of those thing are
going abroad. . Among them are col
watches and Sevres vnos which were
Imported from tho western countries
In tho Inst 200 or S00 years or taken as
kiol In old wars, especially war to
tha south and to thn on'..
Hundred of article bought In
rTanoo durlnK It groat revolution and
wiwiiKiii, iu iiiinmn mo nuw iuiiiuih
tliolr way homo again, bought up at
low prices by foreigner.
Loot from l'oland has. gono back
Tart of sovlot Ilusln's war Indemnity
to Toland Included diamonds requisi
tioned from tho old Kuaalon rich who
' in their turn uuiy have obtained them
from Poland long ago. Hocond hand
tvoddlng rings aro plentiful In tho
shop, for women are parting w Ith this
laftt tlo that binds them to their loved
onoH.
Ikwena of newly opnned commission
shop boro display a wealth of old
wedding drosses, richly , brnfodnd In
Bold and silver thread, Persian shawls,
I silk shawls of tho time of Catherine
tho Oreat, bablos' clothos. sutln slip
pers, ball gowns cut Into pieces and
sold us scurfs or shirtwaists, hand
worked bod linen, mellowed old luces,
sllvor daisies of tho nobutanto and
prlcoloss old Bllkon fang from Franco
and Japan, hnndpalntod by Wattouu
and like artists.
Tho men, too, havo sold tholr Imper
ial regimental watches and decora
tlons, tholr pipe, their gold cigarette
f cases, their Wltla gold and Ivory ikons.
Muslolnos have placed on sale their
Instruments, masters tholr black con
ductors' batons Inscribed' by. admiring
friends with nllvor and gold (Into. In
mpmoryof their triumphs,
time ago those 'volunteer' buflda were
declared unlawful by the government.
"An Indian member of tho municipal
government of IMhl told u of the
curious reaction to this order in a
largo town whore hi brother waa a
civil Judge. Tho day following the
edict procession of men In Gandhi
uniform marched to the courthouse
and demanded that. In accord with the
law. they lie arrested.
"Tho Judge, knowing that there waa
no provision for auch a multitude of
prisoners, was at hla wit's end to know
what to do. The volunloera clamored
for arrest. Tho Judge declared that
tho uniform constituted uo nffenao to
law. and ordered tho police to confla
cato tho white caps and coats, Thla
done, tho procession withdrew to take
counsel. i
"Tho next duy they returned with
cloth badge around their arms, de
claring themselves 'volunteers' In of
fense of Isw, and demanding arrest.
The Judgii confiscated the cloth
budges. These were stripped off and
the farce ietored out. Such wholesale
defianco of law recall lturko's words,
'You cannot Indict a whole nntlon.'
"The (Jandhl uniform. Is now little
moro than a fashion. In Poona, the
hot season capital of llombay presi
dency, I saw a street urchin sealed on
a buffalo and meditatively drumming
his heels against the unl mill's ribs,
wearlug the Illegal white cup and
homespun.
"In n village near Madras ono even
ing a group of villagers went past the
bungulow singing. Our host trsnslut
ed for us the words of a strango, qua
vering song that camo out of tho dark-
nos. It wus a regular hymn of hato
against tho detested white mun and
had boon taught tho vilfogors. our host
oxplalnod. by Gandhi prosolyte. In a
small town in tho same provlnco two
or three smull boys spat at us from a
discreet distance a we walked thru
tho bozuar. . . . v
in thoso homos of superstition
thoro is a widespread belief In Onndhl
with simple trust tho villagers will
tell you that Gandhi ia not a man: he
la a god. Ho has four arm, four logs,
two lunula. Tho government tried to
kill him. They put him through a
moat chopper, but ho came out sound
und wol. lit Is uo wondor that they
shout 'Victory to Mahatma Gandhi'
and look forward to blissful times."
LENGTH OP SCHOOL
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l-AWIIKNCE, Kansas, How short
a gill's i-klrt must be to bo a dis
turber of scholastic peace, and when.
If ever, il becomes the concern of a
school board .aro question expected
to lie luid before the supreme court of
Kuiu-as, following tho recent action
of Dlstrirt Judge Hugh Moans In sus
taining demurrer of the Vinlund.
Kan wis. rural school board against
his Jurisdiction in an action brought
on behalf ot Alice Hunsen and Mande
I'.ucliunan. Vinlund high school
pupils, bgolnsi the board.
Alice and Maude uro IS years old,
und both are furnicra' daughters.
Court action wua brought by J. K.
Hansen, father of Alice, when the
Vinlund school bourd after adoptinit
n rule requiring pupils to wear skirts
three Inches below the knees, de
cided that the skirts ot Alice and
Maude did not, meet the specifica
tions,' and eatpvtlod them until such
time as their skirts should be lowered.
On application of Mr. Hansen.
Judge Muuna Issued u teniporary
oi-uer directing the school board to
permit the girls to return to their
studies. They did so. without reser
vations or amendments as to skirt
length. Then 'the school board filed
a demurrer to Judge Means' Jurisdic
tion, which tho JudKe upheld, and
Hansen's attorney announced an ap
peal to the supreme 'Court.
1 ho notion of the school board
stirred up a bornota' nest in the usu
ully plueld community of Vinlund.
Supporters of tho school board suid
the board wus. right, and three inches
below the ,kneo wus a liberal allow
ance for skirts. Others, particularly
friends of the girls' mothers, said
they believed Mrs. Hunsen and Mrs,
Uuchunun, who snudo tho coslumea in
quentlon 14 1 borne, knew more about
what was right and modest for girls
to weur than any threo men in tho
county, schupl directors or not.
Judgo Menus wus made the ruclp
lent of much unasked ml vice and
commendation, from hundreds of
persons til all parts of tho United
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