Medford mail tribune., May 03, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

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LEGION TO CONDUCT
FUG EXERCISES
S. HEART HOSPITAL
anli'iicr was foil tun-
score ng S to 3 in f:ivor uf the M. K.'a
the bum wore filled ly tlm Diaoiploi.
when tlie lant man Btnick out.
It whs the opinion of many iluit the;
umpire shouUI hare railed the game',
earlier, a the growing darkness mado
TUoiiKIl tho the linnrtl out to him.
ISay (tralitied I denied t-.tdny ty Aitlmt Premier
liidd ef it and Oniric (lulled hi in out. t'lmw Tnii-I'IiI. lite mild lie Intentl-
Thls wii quite i feat fur Chillies, 1 vd to retain hi (iimt.
a he wcIkIi lean than hi youiiRer, j President IIhii Nlil li-i 'timiK and his
hut t'huMy eomnanion. He Kay that ' eiitiliu-t I'eklntt eiuillnuo to lo
the way he happened to think of It res neutrality,
vn that he remembered hi father j '
l-cil.il nil to him of the lime when' RESIGN ON K K. K. VOTE
any efficient playing nractieally hn-t riaivnc pnkv r.-n in well K.ime i '
J possible in the Inst Inning, llnwever.j time atro and that hi father had
ihe only acted with tlio wishes of the' read of the neighbor running for
teams and could hardly be criticised. 1 hoards nml ladder etc., when Mr.
flatteries: Christians, Jennlniu, rankey a erle for help were fltiully
Maddox and Omstnin. Methodists. !
Although Mmlfnril ixisl nf tha linn,
lean Lesion has received reports r,Sanelt and Kunimnn. Vmplre, Tlekol.
irout.i in .,,o .iui-s,.. r..' The next game is Friday night at
Unotists vs. South Methodists
trouble in Biinie illulrir'tu ni-iuinir fraim
altdffait rnMlnir f lnnna Kv i Ka si .1. ! C 15,
bonus commission under the fiiruros
Hoarded by the nptiratsnrs, no com
plaint was brought out of similar
trouble, In this vicinity during a dis
cussion of the mutter at the legion
meeting last nteht. '
.Tha appraiser of this district, it
was disclosed, work independently of
eaeh other making their appraisal re
ports separately and the board acts on
tho . general average of the renorta.
Tile reports of the appraisers in this :
district were, said to be very close tfv
Kther and generally considered by the
ex-service, men to be fair.
- A large American flag has been
donated to the Sacred Heart hospital
GETS
60 DAYS, $300 FINE
L
(.Continue!) from puo one)
absolutely unwarranted, uti American
end daiiKorous to the peace of the
commuu'ty;
Now therefor be It resolved, by
Medford, Oretton, I'ost No, 13, of the
American Legion, that we call tho at
tcntton of the iubllo at large to the
rrlnelid upon which the American
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II.
13
K.i
National l.t-ntruo
At iN'ew York " II.
ItoBton 9
! New York 1 0 3 ;
Batteries: Rudotph. McQplltnn
and Gowdy; Nehf, Humes, Shea and
Smith. ' ' !
t.KUm Ih ('I"k;uiI.hmI, iih ospreiMiod In
I be preamble, to the ronatUutlon of
our local poHt, to-tt:
To uphold and defend I ho ooiihiIiu
tion of the Vnlteil Stales of America;
to maintain law and order; to fouler
ml pel peluuto a onn hundred per cunt
AuuTlcnnlMiu; to preserve the memo
ries and liictdvutM or our uHMoclatlou
In tli great war; to Inculcate a
seuse of Individual obligation lo the.
uommuulty, state and nation; lo
combat tho autocracy ot tho c'usmch
und the tn awes: to make right the
master of might; to promote peace
and gciid will on earth; to sufe guard
to transmit to posterity the principles
'of Justice, freedom and deinocrarv:
w.'.a..g.ggi
to eonsccnite and nancliry nur com
itideHlilp by devotion to mutual liotp
lulne, And fui'llier that we place our
selves en reiMrd un t (ferliiK the sup
port of this t't'gniiUiitlou to the rum
inuntly to Insure In any muniier we
may, IU peut-e(und truniiulllty."
Since that time a member of the
Legion win) supported thl resolu
tion. Hms received u tlirenteuliig-lcltoi',
suipoMuly from the Ku Mux Khiu,
eireHly rondetuiitiiK h's support of
the roso'utlon.
The re.ulutloii atnve iiuoted was
idfered ngii ut u regular and, rep
resentative meeting lust night, and
again voted down, after n statement
by it niinuber of llu Legion, that tha
imHsiign i f such a roMoluilon would
dUrupl the Legion.
Tho uhove facts show ho clearly the
majority sentiment of Ihn Medford
l'o.i I of the Ameilian Legion, li senll
meut which la entirely cuntt'iiiy lo our
conception of wluil should lie I lie at
Hindu of an Amertcaii cllUen, llmt wu
feel It to tini our duly to hand you
our resignation as members of the
MedTord I'uiil of the American Legion.
Respect full)'.
IIOltOON) VOOlllllKS.
IC, I; KKI.LY, '.
ItALl'll Mtt'l'lUiY,
JAY tlOUIC.
WALTKIl HOWNIO.
t I .1 ui. J, Jll J
Bf VI H'.J.I
John Gadfc was fined $300 and sen
tenced to spend 60 days In the coun
ty Jail by Judge Taylor yesterday
when he pleaded guilty to a charge
of having had intoxicating liquor in
his possession.
In the statements made by officers
and the American Legion has accepted ipv,dence, al "PI""" ' manufac
At Pittsburg Chleago-Plttsburg
pestponed, ralu. j
the offer to conduct- the flag raising
cvremonr at date which will be an
nounced later. I . '
iORTH METHODISTS
BEAT CHRISTIANS
The Wes:e)ans look a game from
the Christians in a good contest last
evening. Iloth teams were well bal
anced and the pitching was good with
able supjiort most of the time. A s;ec.
tacular one-handed spear of a Ions fly
to right field by the Disciples' right
tore and sale of Intoxicants. A cop
per boiler was found in addition to
:. gallon of mash and also some
matertal in the process of fermenta
tion which would have eventually
been beer.
(iadic resided about a mile and a
half southwest of Medford. and his
place was raided yesterday morning
by a party headed by S. B. Sandefer.
who made the arrest.
LITTLE LAO SAVES
American Ijcngtw
At Boston R.
Wash'ngtca 0
Boston S
lattrr'es: Phillips. Uilhnrt and
Pkinicu; Qulnn and Walters.
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E.
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At Philadelphia K. H. E
New York , 2 7 3 j
Plladelphla ..J 4 8 li
Batteries: Itoyt and Uovormer;
Rommel and Perkins.
St. Lou4s-LVtrolt, postponed, ralo.
Cleveland-Chicago game postpoucd.
rain. . .
, THE MODERN MOTHER
faces problems far beyond those of
her forbears. She herself roust be a
much more competent person, com
bining in one individual the duties of
nurse, cook, teacher and moral in
structor. H Is no wonder that many
Conscientious women break under
tho strain, and that others drag out
miserable xience; always tired,
and yet unab'.e to take n day's vaca
tion. Such women will find them-
CHI FROM DEATH
The Daily
Bank Robbery
DENVER, Colo.. May 3 After firing
1 nine shots of nitroglycerine which
Four-year-ld -Raymond Lewi,
who lives with his parents on Cath
erine street in Southwest Medford
while playing with his chum. flv Poetically wrecked the frame building
year-old Charlie Johnston, who also j of M rirst N"nal bank at LaKay
lives on Catherine street not far tte, IS miles from here, early this
from I'.aymond. I morning, bandits escaped with approx-
The two hoys were playing near' a troately 112,000 In currency and Lib
large hole In a vacant lot. The holeerty bonds.
. r . net aeep ana water come. George Stubbs. night marshal, was
v u awui lu jcci uriOK (IIP
top.
completely covered by a board pint-;
oui mo ieet oeiow uie ,n,i , ,,. .,,.,
At some time the hole had been I 7 r " . " --7
: tui; iuuucib uiu lux 11m uauH
servea benefitted and their burdens! form, hut ih vU.i in o.i,ThlL.
made easier by the use of I.yUia E. j left a spare where the chubby four-" 'When released he said that four of
I'inkhanr Vegetable Compound, yenrold bt.y slipped in. I them entered the town at 3 o clock this
which was made for suffering women 1 Charted grabbed a board that was ' morning and overpowered him. O. C.
and does not fail to relieve them. I handy and the first time his little AMonnn nno 11.. ro.i.i.n. .1
1 . ,
ivu-u vy umsis aitenipieu to arive
off the band. He was shot in the leg
Adv. hum came to th surface he held
11 and serlnurlv wn-imloil
:
5 NOW PLAYING THE PICTURE A
HAS WAITED FOE
WEARY PUBLIC
! rV.ANCE TO STAND PAT
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T7TT Til"! Tf II V
MAIL WOMAN
THOMAS H. INGE'S
Master Photodrama of the Age
Cast Includes:
t ? FLORENCE
' ' VIDOR
MADGE
BELLAMY
THEODORE
ROBERTS
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TULLY
MARSHALL
CHARLES
MEREDITH
EDWARD
MARTI ND ELL
si VERNON
I I J DENT
II ' MATHILDE
BRUNDAGE
GERTRUDE
CLAIRE
s :
LLOYD
HUGHES
, KATIRDAY
HAROLD
LLOYD
(lie monarch
of mirth In
the lightnint;
Express Fun
omoKniJi. "NOW OR
NEVER"
A STORY OF E
MOTHERS EE
DAUGHTERS
FATHERS SONS
WOVEN U
TOGETHER WITH
THE DEFT
TOUCH OF A.
MASTER S
A BITTER EE
ATTACK ON E
HYPOCRISY
ON SHAM
RELIGION ON
THE SMUG
SELF-RIGHT- S
EOUSNESS OF EE
MODERN
PHARISEES
THE AGE OLD 1
YET EVER NEW
PROBLEM OF S
THE WEAKER E
SISTER
,' The report, which was adopted
5 contains nineteen resolutions, among j
! which is a recommendation that the 1
' Bank of Knftland call a meeting of)
ZZZ the Central banks of issue to reKU-
late credit policy and study cur-
rency reforms.
as' ' The reform also urges an Interna
rH'tlonal convention to co-ordinate the
demand for gold wnlce. snould bo
ITS adopted as the standard for Euro
SSS pean currencies.
m'. The renort of th trannnnrt nnm-
j mission was adopted and then the
SZ ' seraion adjourned.
' Klrhard Washburn Child, tho
1 Amerlian ambassador was among
2S the visitors at the session.
1 Call R. R. Convention
ssr The reixrt of the transiiort commfa-
as ston wnicn was presented by Foreign
as Minister Jaspar of Belgium, provides
as for the calling of a railway convention
, in Paris to discuss the improvement
as: of European transportation. It urges
(the universal adoption of the Earcc-
lona convention for railway regulation,
agreed upon at the trausKjrtation con
ference a year ago.
Lithuania, Rumania,, Holland, Portu
gal, Russia, Germany and many other
countries make reservations which are
more numerous than the articles - of
tho report. They offer their unsettled
boundaries and various other reasons
for their failure to give tho report
unconditional approval and as an ex
planation of their ability to endorse
the Barcelona resolutions.
The disarmament question was not
generally discussed except by the for
eign ministers ot both Russia and
Germany.
BEVERIDGE DEFEAT8 NEW
(Continued from Page Oue)
pilatlon of MliHhtly more than one
third of the vote cast In yesterday's'
republican primary election gave
Albert J. Beveridge a lead of 4719
votes over .Senator Harry K. New in
their contest for the nomination for
United mates senator. In 1250 of
the 332 precincts In the state Bev
Bridge received 04,442 Votes agulnirt
68,723 fur New.
CHINESE GENERAL KILLED
(Continued from page one)
are climaxed In an ut tempt to destroy
the Mukden railroad at Bhanhaik-
wan.
Terrific Explosion.
Fighting has been resumed south
of the PekinK wall. A terrific ex
plosion this morning shook tho win
dows of the city. It was attributed
to tho destruction of un arsenal by
bombs dropped from airplanes ap
pearing from tieneral Chang's army.
Admiral Joseph Ktrauss, com
mander of the American Asiatic
fleet after a conference with Minis
ter Hchurman, ordered the gunboat
Wilmington to proceed from Hong
Kong to Tien Tsln. The foreign ves
sels now nt Tien Tsln include three
Japanese torpedo boats, a HrillHli
submarine tender, a French gunboat
nnd an Italian gunboat. They will
guard tho T'el-Ho, tho river running
Hi land from Taku to Tien Tsln,
Hoports that ho bad resigned wore
Mann's The Best Goods for the Price No Matter What the Price Mann's
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THIS BIG ANNUAL EVENT OPENS , TOMORROW
IF IT IS WHITE Whether it pertains to person or home, you will find it entered in this
sale. For frugality in expenditure, this is the month, when if a woman puts into practice,
it is doubly efficient here and more economically effective than in any month of the year
as witness the large price reductions listed below. Come tomorrow.
Sheets and Sheeting
the
16c
Daisy Muslin, finmWU soft . for
neotllo, ;0 imhcH wide, 20o
value. This sale, yurd
SlxSH) Seamless Sheets, fine quality,
1.S5 value. This .
sale, eaeh
42 ami 45-iuch Pillow Slips, fine 330
value. This sale,
eaeh
TU-iueh Wearwell Sheeting, blenched,
fine trod", ( heap fit Me. May
White sal price, yard
.'IC-ineh fine soft Loueloth. ('heap at
2.m'. This sale,
yard
'Hi-iueh I'lulerwenr Cambric. Soft finish,
jTic value. , Now, f T
yard "DC
3G-inoh soft finUli Nainsook. Sold
35e. This sale
yard t.... , ...
$1.69
fine 3."):
29c
bleached,
48c
'heap at
19c
at
25c
lO'Siii
7l'x81 lleil Spreads. Triumph
brand. Ueu
This sale,
each
nlnr ?'J.tm value.
Iarge hie, soft spun Towels,
values. This sale,
each
$1.69
vels, 2"e
19c
Turkish Towels.. largi!
finish.. Sell at .V.V.
This sule, each
size, soft
48c
White Waistings and Linen
f.O-inch Table Damask, fine quality, S.'io values.
This sale, JQ
,rd - oyc
Tlx ' ull linen rnttern Cloths. Sold at ;i,00.
May White Stile priec, A fQ
eaeh - W.VO
UOittcIt IniMirted White Hntiiie, J.:iy vtdiiu
,This sale, $119
UC-ineh fancy Whito Waistings. Kculnr 50c
vulue. May sale QQ
price, yard OJC
H-iueli Star Tex. part linen Crush Towelinc. 3."o
value. This snle,
yard , . ...........
Hineh heavy Turkish ToweliiiK
May sale price,
yard ......
'Ml ami 40-iuch fine faucv Voiles
Klaxons. 45? to $1.25 yard
.'Winch fancy Skirtings for White Skirts,
washable -IS? to $1.25 yard
29c
Kld at 4."e.
39c
Dimities and
White Cloves
Chamoisettc Cdoves,
$1.00
Chamoisctte glove.
$1.75
WonienH whito
fine quality,
pair
Women. 'a lt-button
Special, ( ;
pair
Women's two-clasp Silk Clove, in white.
Kayser brand. Special, 85 C
Kayser's 16-button Silk (Sloves in white.
Special,
pair :
Women's white Kid Gloves, J.'irt values
This sale,
pair
Itng White Kid Cloves,
pair
$1.75
$1.25
$5.48
White Underwear on Sale
Ilti-inch imported WJiite
'-'.'x) value, now,
yard
White Silks
l'oiiKee Silk,
$2.39
30-itieh white Wash Satin.for underwear.
A fine 1.S0 grade. May J 1 (f
White Sale, yard P 1 UU
fine whito all wool Serjce, $3.50
, $2.98
Wash
"G-ineh
value,
yard
3li-ineh
value.
yard '
40-iuch rarisiau Ratine, in
Imported jffflde, ft values.
This sale, yard
fine white
This sale,
Sateen, 1.00
89c
white
only.
$1.79
White Hose
Women's extra fine l.We Hose,
in white, pair .... ..
Women's Silk Hose, fine (,'rade, JrU'-Tt
quality. This sule,
l'air
I.n Fiance t'hite Silk Hose. I test quality.
May sale of white,
pair
.1 1 t t 1 '1 t am
,uiuireus v line mik tiose, ail sixes.
Sjieeinl,
pair
Children's fancy Sox.
Special, pair
Women 's Silk llose, evtra fine urade.
This bin sale,
pair
75c
le, li3
$1.00
, Uest quality,
$2.75
e, all sixes.
$1.75
48c
0 urade.
$1.75
. NOW IS THE TIME TO SHED YOUR WINTER
UNDERWEAR DO IT
Women's Summer Knit Vests, fine 2."e
grade. 'This big 1 Q
sale, each V
Women's fine grade Union Suits. All
styles and sizes. Cheap at $1. 'Tg-
May sale price, suit ..
Women's fine grndc Knit Vests, 40e val
ines. This sale, OQ
each .
Women's extra fine grade Union Suits,
in all Myles and sizes, $1.25 QQ
values. -now' . .'. - ixOV
Women's Step-in Union Suits. Cheap at
Corsets and Muslin Underwear
AGENTS FOR GASSARD, WARNER'S TREO ELASTIC
CORSETS AND STYLISH STOUT CORSETS
Women's Athletic Union Suits. Values to
'J.!W. . This sale,
$1.00
suit
W omen's White Crepe liloomers, fine qual
ity. This big sale, . ( Qft
each yOC
Infant's white lilankets. Splwulid $1.00
grade. This sale,
pair
Miller Corsets, new nide. 'AU sizes. Cheap
at $1.'25. May sale price only,
pair ;
See our new iinc of I1AHY CATS
79c
es. t!heap
$1.00
$2.00. This sale, $ 1 50
AVomeh's Kilk Tpp Union Suits. Cheap
ut $2.50. -This sale, f1 QQ
suit '. : JPl30
. 10 Off On Corsets
During this sale we will give 10 off
on all our well-known brands of Cor
sets. .
Jersey Coat Sale
50 new all wool 'Jersey ( oats, in ii hg range
of colors and sizes. Cheap nt AQ
$oM.. This sale, each
SENSATIONAL SALE IN READY-TO-WEAR DEPARTMENT
Fringed Skirts
12 new all wool fringed Skirts. Cheap at
$12.50. ThiH
sale, each ...
New Silk Skirts,
values. This sale,
each .....'........ '
$9.98
Splendid $20.00
$12.50
Tweed Suits
All wool Homespun Tweed Suits, in good
colors and styles. Splendid . values at
$25,00. On sale ' tf O (f
Thursday, each vlO.UU
ersey Sport Suits
New styles, good colors, $25.00 values.
$12.50
This sale,
each
New Sijk Crepe Knit Dresses.' Hetty
Wales 'styles. Cheap at $.15.00. May
sale price,
each
$22.50
White Waists
AViithmor White Waists,
fctylcs. May white 1 f(
new
side price, each
New Organdie Waists
Deautifiil styles in white nnd
fancy stripes. May d0 7C
sale price, ench P O
Mail Orders Promptly FilledPottage Prepaid Agents for Pictorial Review Patterns
Mann's Department Store
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