Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1922, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text' PAflE-FOITR, DFORD MAIL TUTBTTNT MF.DFOR1X OftKOON. . Fliin.VY, WXUX, U 1022 AMERICANS STAMP OUT MALARIA If! PALESTINE DIST. JERUSALEM, Miliaria lin Iwcn RluiOdt mumped out In Palestine unit trachoma hits hvvn rcducotl y one third by tho work of the American Zionist Mcdlrnl unit, say Pr. I. M. ftubinov. hond of that orRanisalian. Tho unit has been at work here tor three, yeas comhnttlnit these two wrurB tt Palestine. Pr. Kublnov lidded that the unit lias expended about 500,000 n year In thin work, e-C which about equal shares wci con tributed by the Joint Pitrtributien committee and the Women" Organi zation Hadansnh, both of America. '.. Four' hundred thousand persons annually visit the .clinic maintained by the medlcRl unit here and all na tionalists nre welcomed. In addition, the unit maintains 275 Ix-ds in hos pitals in Jerusalem and Jaffa. At peeent its Innln work is in taking care of Jewish immigrants, conduct ing campaigns for sanitation among: the s liool children and teaching them Jiow to bo healthy and strong. The work of tho unit is both sani tary &nd medical. RIGHT IE TO 0ENIE0 WORKERS IN GERMAN GOV'T Notice "The people who are piling garbage and rubbish on the parking or alleys must call the City Garbage to get it removed.'os the city does not remove tt any tnore free of charge. SO J CHIEF OF POLICE. 4 BERLIN, Tho right to strike is de nied employes of the government in nn oHpr Issued by the tiermuu minister of transportation, who ' characterised the recent strike of engineers Sn tho i government railways as a "revolt of I official." A majority of hfsh govern- ment officials and metuhpta of tho reiehstag support this position, i Labor quarters ad particularly com munist circles take issue with the gov ernment, mlmltting that officials nre bound "to obedience" to the state, but on the other hand are working men and women who must combat unfavor able 'wage and living conditions with weapons avallaVe. The strike is the only effective weapon within reach, they hold. Vse of emergency workers, like the Technische Nothllfe. to keep essential public utilities o;eratinR during strikes, heretofore had been tacitly recognized by labor wJiich furnished , members to the association, now is ' generally condemned by more radical I labor and receives slight praise tfom I sonservattve labor elements, i The Technische Nothilfo was an im portant factor in breaking the strike of the railroaders, it is argued, and therefore has shown Itself 'not a 'good servant of ths public but an enemy of organized labor. L T ADMIRED BY PARIS FANS PAIUS- Tho fume uf tho great rsb Htrth lias at last crossed tho ocoHn nnd French publications have recently been' filled with the narra tive of .the supcr-alUKKvr'41 exploit!". to of the 59 honw runs is not being exalted in France for the num ber of fences he bus driven the IkxII over, hut the dent he has made, in the bankroll of tho club owners. '.'The swing of bin but Is terrible, but tho swish of his pen is deadlier," faid the Avenir, rvforritiR to the sinn ing of the reported 500.000 for five years cortraet." . ' "The virtuoso of tho home run Is nlso an ace in the business end of tt," the Paris Midi comments. "Five hundred dollars each time for hitting a baseball half as far ns 1 could hit a golf ball," lapiruts an anonymous writer In the Paris Sport. '"liesidcH the money which he gather from .baseball "le pros Habe Kuth' itlno earns enough on the stage to keep several families In affluence," says Comoedlu, n theatrical paper. ltab Kuth might have gone on forever knocking the rovers off base balls, doffing hi cap in a bond way aeh time he reached 'the liomu jilate after a circuit trip of tho diamond, yet he would have never been heard of in Franco had he not feigned for the reported sura of 1100,000 a year. With Mertfnrd tntne is Mrtfnr1 m. ODESSA CITY OF IN AS RESULT RED 1 L TREE THRIVING IN COLUMBUS M E IS STILL ALIVE uuhhA. nils once rich port on 1 MEXICO CITY. Tho "(Jiest Tree the I'kralne is struggles to rega'n Of Tulip In the utate or Oiuiu'n. niter some of Its funner prosperity hut it somo 8t'0yors of recorded exlsti nco, looks like a long, hard road Tor Its lio Is beginning to show signs or wear factories must first be rebuilt and fi- and tear.. , This giant cypress, with n mvtioed by foreign capital. Just uw trunk o huge that Ho 1101,10ns with there Is none to bo had. I outstretched arms ran scarcely spun How difficult will tn Odessa's climb it. Is known to have been u-fulr alxed back to business may bo gathered from trvo when Columbus (Umoverod Anier- the fact that, of su.uoo whrknion em- lea. ami history recounts licit Cortes ployed ab.Mit her ki t mid In her In- uud his Spanish soldiers slept beneath dustrles before the big war. but 10.000 its branches four centuries ago when now have any sort of work. 'All nre enrouto to llatiduins following their soviet employes, jconnjtest of Moxlcu. The.t hiof produv'tl n of tho U fac-i Hut although time has dealt kindly fries in operation is In leather, ugrl- with the monarch, tho correspomlent cultural muchlnery, grain bags, nails, during a recent visit to the tiny village doth, varntsh, shoes, glass and very or Santa Maria del Tulo, Oaxaca. no poor mutches. tlced that the wrinkles tf ago nre be- The cost of production Is constantly Klnuitig to .show. There ts no iiiiuie varying w ith the exchange, .the price dlate cause for won v. however, that Tulo, as th Indians nrrcrtlnnntoly call tho tree, will wither nwuy beforo the present general Ion has passed on. PANAMA WORKERS SAME PRICE For over 30 years Bakisi Ounces for USE LESS than of higher priced brands MILLIONS OF POUNDS BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT rr fa mr - r- - ' Powder Bedroom Furniture We have received a big stock of Bed Room Fur niture and ask that you come in and see the beautiful patterns. Three-piece Bed Room Set in grey fir... Bed full size $12.15 Dresser ... ', . ! $15.75 Chiffonier .$13.50 Total . -$41.40 Three-piece Ivory Bed Room Set. Bed, full size ! $19.35 Dresser , $23.40 Chiffonier $21.60 Total $64.35 Five-piece American Walnut Set, new style, finibhed with cane inserts. . Bed," full size Dresser "with, large size mirror, .... $33.2i 24x30 - Vanity Dresner . Chcferobo Bench Total -..$50.40 $60.75 $40.50 $11.25 $201.15 Four-piece Crey Grey Bed Room Set. Something new in color and style. Bed, full size $25.65 Dresser, large mirror 20i21 $32.40 Dressing Table, mirror style,... .$25.65 Chiffonier ..' . $22.50 , Total ...... $106.20 DRESSING TABLES, CHIFFONIERS AND DRESSERS Dressing tables The stj'les the girls arc look ing for and at prices you can ut'ford to pay. Ivory or "White Enamel $17-10, $20.25. $22.50 and up. Dressing tables in Golden Oak $18.00. $18.90, $21.15 and up. n .... Chiffoniersjn Golden Oak color ....$16.65 and up. Chiffoneers in Ivory or White Enamel, $21.60 and up. Dressers in Fir, Oak, 5 Ash, Ivory, "White Enamel and Walnut at prices as inw as $16.95 WEEKS & ORR r , ..... Why pay more when you can buy Bed Room Furniture at these prices. All new, ho second - a, hand goods. .. PAY RENT; DECISION HI rood lind labor Hint at tho retut tinm na fair rompm-ison t-nuM h imuh v ith luiMrtttl hihuU, The o.st of lalmr s fur lias boon noKllRible Uuc to the forouJ n.uh nall- nation of ractorlcs and mobilization of tho workinon. but it U toiullly In croasiiiK us tho uion im fM to find work. Thowo oiniiloyod on nlce work earn dally about 300,000 rubles, or 60 cents, whoifn the rcKtilur wukc bouIi'J Is 100.000 rubles, r 0 cnU. Hut theso figures nr nurol'.abla, nn 'work-l ' ers ofun get permission tu do outid! NEW- Ollt.KA.VS. April 14 work, receiv u llttlu focnl In addition Three thousand Rovrrnnieut rniployei or slue their thefts of goods are ! ot the I'ttiiuma canal nnd tho l'uiiamu winked. rallriMid must pay th Kovernmeiit It requires a minimum of iOO.000 ront for tho uiio of ttwlr "houiica In rubles dally, or about 35 cents to feed ho Panama cuiuil ioiip, the t nited one person. Kent la free. A pair of . States circuit court of appcul decld shoes costs $10 to $15; a poor ault of today in detiylnn tbo petition of clothes twlee as much. Harvey McConaVRhy, rrprrsentlnn the It may be said that tho working man worker for a writ to restrain the rov- 1ms lost vastly in a material sense by the revolution. Today his cry U for bread and bread only. If it is an ad vantage, tho working men now partly control this citj. one of tho richest and most comfortable om-s of all Kumix and, perhaps, destined to be s' again, in the yours to mo when Its CO odd factories arc rebuilt and reorKunUed through private capital. This capital must come from abroad. In pr-war days M icreciit of the Industrlea were owned by French, Ucru.an, Austrian and KnKlish finm; and direitei ' by 1 - Most folks fonwt thai tSs kldneTt. The prosperity of these Industries lile the bowi-ls, p-t alcjriah, n-l eloKjrwl ernment from collrctlnn thnrent. - - - - - - 1 -' i. ." IF BACK HURTS USE miS FOR KIDNEYS Eat less meat if Kidneys reel Ud or Bladder bothers you-Meat forms urio acid. uepenueu on production of wheat. suar oiul hemp in tho rich black oarth hinterland of the Ukraine. When that hinterland is restocked with seed p-ain. agricultural machines, horses and cows and Intelligent farmers, In the next couple of years, then tho city will again ralso its head, repaint anil repair its handsome bulldlniiK and homes anl again bo culled Russia's Chicago. 3 IRK ERS KILLED POWDER EXPLOSION CHARLESTON', it. C, April 13. Three workmen were report'.Hl killed and several others injured In on ex plosion of 20.000 pounds of powder this aftcruoou la a building uear the Charleston 'general ordnace depot, 10 miles from here. , and need a flushuiff occasionally, sIm we have backset) sod dull misery in the kidiwr rtirion, orvere head.idin. rhev matie twinges, torpid liver, seid iomh, SleejileMneM and aU sorts of bladder dia (Tilers. You simplr must keep your lldneyj active aad clean, and the moment yo'l feel aa ache or pain in tho kidney region, Ret about four ounces of Jd a!ts from any Rood drug store hero, take a tableepoonful Id a rUm of wtr belore 'breakiast fur a few days aad your kidneys will then act Dae. Thia famous salts ts node from the aeiJ f rrapes and lemon juice, combined wits lithio, and is btrmlres to Quh cloRgtal kidneys and stimulate them to normal activity. It also neutralizes the acid ia.the urine so it no longer irr!UU, thus ending bladder disorders. Jad Baits is .harmless; inexpensive) makes a delightful effervescent lithio. water drink which everybody should take no and then to keep their kidneys clean, thus avoiding serious eumpliestioa. A well known local druggist says be ells lota of Jad Kails to folks Who believe io overcoming Uduey trouble wlulo. it U only trouble. CLOTHES ECONOMY SALT LAKE CITY. April 13. Two ! m-mlnai men were Injured seriously and many buildings were, damaged today when one and one-half tons cf T. N. T. threw huudrods of tons tf large rock fragments into tho business section of the town of Helper, Utah. The explo sion occurred In connection with blasting for railroad construction on the west side of th price river, oppo site Helper. fjullos' unci Men's mI1i! mid faded garments cliiuied mot tlrd fur It inrge. All work given pr'Mi)t mill t-arcfiil alt, iitlou. fuel.. ug"- rn'.eil for anil tl-U vi-.-eil. s. w. roitsviiii!; DYER AND CLEANER i'iioxr;s-ii us Misru.ToE nVKFN RPFAK II I V I I L.J UllUJ.Ii iUL. TOWN FLOODED - JJEAKOSTOW.NV 111., April 13.---The Illinois river was rising rapidly here last night and flood damage grew more serious a water worked havoc to buildings, many of which settled, breaking wlndowpanes and ttraliilng doors 'Ninety blocks of the city wero af fected by the flood. Stores and theater closed last night. The river reached a level of 23 feet last night, tight Inches higher than tho high water rwerd of 1 811, The drainlut;e district levee, pro tecting 5,000 acres of farm lands, has broken. . , 1 I'AUIK, AprllA Htradlvnrlus vio lin for which the maker, Antonlus KtrndlvariuM received HO frnni'M when he mnde If Cremona In 1735, has Just been sold ln-ie for 103,400 f runes Including the war tax. This is equiv alent ut rum-til ruten of exchange to about IftOoo. The violin was, for a long time, the property of the Into Charles Umou reux, founder and conductor of tho famous lamoiimu orchestra. The recent tents which seemed to establish thnt modtrn-made violins cannot bo distinguished from undent oms by their lone, lo not seem to have affeetcd tho price of ancient ln irinri nfM, if llil'i filr rrm be taken ni : 'Hi. iH'ii. Day or Night WEEKSCONGER CO Funeral Directors GEM CHUNG (Jhina Herb Store This Is to certify that Olm CTiung of M'-dfonl, Ore., has cured nm of uoltre and stomncli troiitdi-. H, M. Leonard. 60t J Ht., Orants I'usa, ..'I!hJ', J" crtlfy that GIm Chung of Modrora, Ore., )mn cured mn of rumure 413 8 Ht., Grunts 1'jim, 'iro. Meilford, Orr,oti tun. 13, 1917. This Is to cirtiry tloit I, the under slKned, had very sbvcik Htouuinh trouble and bad bi-en litln-ri"l for sevural years and lust August was not c,cct-l to live, and hearing nf Olio Chiin (whonti Hrb store Is at 214 Houth front strsnt, Medford), I dciJ.-,l to Met herbs for my stomach trouble, and I started to fui-llns better ns soon as I used ttiem nnd today am a Well man and enn heurtlly recom mend anyone afflicted as I was to see Ulm rhiinif and try bis Herbs (HlKncil) W. It. JOHNSON. Wllnosses: Wm. Lewis, Kngls Point. VV. I Clilldrelh, Kuk1 1'olnt M. A. Anderson, Men ford. - R. H. Holmes, K:iKi 1'olnt. C, K. MiMite. l;o H Ui 1'olnt. J. V, Melntyre, Knglo 1'olnt. lno. Von iter Ifellen, HukIii Point. Thne. K Nichols. Kaa-le I'nlnt DRY WOOD Two Tier 12 inch Pine, One Tier 12 inch Oak and Laurel, all for $2.75 a Tier. CUT RATE WOOD YARD Thono 551 . "I ran't pjjy morkl mny lassr, tttmyl 6tfM f SIMM tht u- lira ol'ri( to httt'm tf anr luneh at vur hum I" Let Kello A A A A V I. H'J ."-4 I teU you the real CorriFlafe story Of all tho good thjngs to cat, not ono will afford you more delight than Kcllogg's Corn Flakes I In flavor tad (rlspnrss, KoIIojjb' aro tho most fuscinuUng cereal food you over put in your mouth! Ami, you'll prove that to be u fact just as quickly as you try so mot Children insist upon Kcllogg't, for Kellogg'! aro never tough or losthrry; they're just like they come out of the Kelloirg ovensj Aud, Kellogg flavor appeats to tho little folks just as it docs to every member of your family t . Don't put off this wonder-trout t Order Kcllogg't Corn Flakes for tomorrow's breakfast I 46JUV3ir thM0 delicious Corn Flakes in the RED AieTCli and GRliEN package. It boars tho IKjnJW signature of W. K. Kclloge. originator CORN of Toasted Corn Flakes. NONE ARE rl IlfFS . GENUINE WITHOUT IT! I It M I r 97 nil . , m l CORN PLAICES AU ! .f KEtLOGC'S KRl'MBLES ssj KOLOCC'S BRAN. tAoi s4 anrnkkJ ; 1 AMERICAN Wfimbmm An Hi LEGION Annual Easter Dance Monday, Apr. 1 7 NATATORIUM Admission 25c a couple Lauruspach's Orchestra SURPLUS ARMY GOODS Army . 1. ItUinkrls () .... $ -I.IM) Army hhcltr T-nl, (m lnlmiil lit K'xl mm now ) I1.1MI Nuvjr IN-n JnrkHi (nit) ollKlnul ctml IH.(M 4 10,(M 0. I. VmiT Hrt lun (rvlulnn-cl) 8,4)' 4). I. of,l Jn k( (rr liliii-l) 1.7.1' 1. rntlM-r I'ltttctn, nil Mtylrw ,. 91.7ft ! P WcM) ,., .:n lvliaki Cotton llicy Ik-h (ri- IuIiiiimI) , Hft nv Navy llrnliu Jm-kutn ... .. t.lMt Army. Klrnkl 'overalls , 2.IMI Iie((uliir Inftim irey Sim k , lift New Xiny North Km Htilrts (wool) '. y.fto New Overnlls k.. lift Army Mhm-w new ami (runrinitex ) A..VI Nm' Army 4'unvns Trunks, flno for ranirs a.ft .New Army l'umt rute ; I.IM) V. H. llareiiMM ks, irreut for hlkeitt 1.1M Army Hob Null Trem-li Shoes (new) flnent dilute for flnennen yel ("out KoveriiiiM'iit 97.WI , -1,50 New Aluminum Canteen, 'ii and Cover I.twi Fine New Army Compmts, IIIiiiiiIiiiiiIiik dial ,.. 2,M New Army SIwivcIh 1.2ft Niw Spiral I'nttei-s 1.H ami 91-Kl lt'ilnlniel Mtty IImki ; . . .Uft Army Mux Kits, rompletf, (new) ) 7ft IMtic Navy Hte-I HpHnu Cot : 1.7ft New Army Cotton Multre;ce for rota .'. ft.OO Army Hand Ao ;ind Caii r (new) l.Uft Many other iiheful uillcles for cimipiTN, hikers, fUltertnen und tour JtMtM Ht mivIiik prlcen, ,- ' v . ... I Medford Shoe Hospital , -w-.,.i.mwlHi& Kortli Onntrwl . .. . hit t'tNT l, ' C - IT ' '.IWII 13 1. . n r J., vj v M 1 LET US HELP YOU malip 3'ourKclectiou of plumbiiifr fixtures for that now home, or re placement" of old un sanitary ones iu uc. Modern Plumbing t Heating Co. Phone-620 Sparta Bldg. .