Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 12, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

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M. ORGANIZATION
IS INSTALLED AT
MEDFORD HiGi! S
An uNDomlily wmm'Iiv11 today ut Hi"
h'nh school o Introdhon a niw or
talilriiUon In Din afiiilntit body unci
explain lis ulnni n n 1 purpiim ti the.
asuiutilily. Thin now orriuilatlon li
tha Inttormen's oritunlt.itloii and will
bo known a tint "Ordnr of tho 'M,'"
ll In fnmpoHKtl of H charter members,
nil of whom Imvit won u letter In mm
tr mora if Him rotivi'utloiiiU ain.rts,
biiHi't.ll, truck, htukoihiill and foot
ball. ,
TwcJvn or flfimii n w member will
, be initiuiAU Monday niulit. Tim fri
rare Ur thn remainder 1 f this year
aro: , I'nwliluut, ' lioorKU Mansfield;
Tlirn prnldcnt, I'iinjlN 1'renroit;
troamiror, Itatmiiiii Wclminr und cc
rvlary. Willis Htnckham Officer
have. Wim elected for itrt your and
they urn us folios, a: President, Willis
Htockham; vim president. Unity Slim
ler; treasurer. Hart Id Hlnhmelii;
secretary, IMrk HIukU'i. Tln faculty
member In U10 conch, ulid Oil year In
Mollis HunllntUon.
Tim purpo of thn Order- (if Ui M.
I to promote better athletics, keep
crier at Runift mid U gt Rend
athletic material In attend school. All
alumni who have received 11 letter In
ths punt r KllRHdn for honorary
membership und 11 will he (heir duty
to round up likely looking follow
lid Induce, tlli'lil ( attend high
School.
A (lu licit or a Vali'iuxt Klvon liy the
new o Iniiuu In planned !r the
ntar future.
DEAL CONSUMMATED
I'OnTI.ANH. Oik.. May 12, JiirR
tract of itovernmcnl timber romprlcd
of mnin 2.12i,ou0 board feet nf yellow
ilnn and 370,000 board feet of DoiikIiik
fir, wan wild to tho (ircnt Northern
Lumber company of l-eavenworth,
Wanh,, through thn dllrfci foreater's
office of thn local forest aervtce head
quarters. The timber Hen on Hind
creek In thn Wcnatrho foreMt. Prices
wers II. tu a thomuind for yellow ,ine
' and fifty rents, a thoimand for Isutitliis
fir.
Market News
l.iVCMKM'k.
IMIlTI-ANIi, Oil-, My u. cnt
ll noiiitiiiilly Klcioly; no rui'DlptM,
Hiii;n nli'Hily: rwf(iM 1. Khi'(i
mi'iiily; ri'ii'li'lH Ki,
llutlcr,
rom'MNt". m Mny 12. IJgt
It'iKlcricIy; xln rin Jr; uiidr
linidi'K S01(3lc; uiiIioin 3Hc irlnU
3 7i'. Iluttcrfut No. 1 ihiirnlnir cronm
D71l8li' f. o. h, I'ortlund; undur-
Wilful,
t'OUTLANll, On.., M,(y 12,
WIikhI, html winter 11.30; mift whltn,
M'MIm cluli, mift nd wliiiur, northern
hiu'Iiih (1.2V; ciMlirii red W'nllii
It. 2d.
Tudny'M rnr r'ic,('vin'ut 42;
on Ik 2; liny 3,
Nun I'riiiiilM o .lrk4.
HAN I'll A N( 'IH( 'd, Mny 12. It'. H.
Iliii'iiiii Miirkt'tN) l',un, ('Klin fli'l,
21 : (Kirn fliu 211 '(:; cxtrii pul
lt 23 '.c.
HAN I'llANCIHCO, Mny 2.
(H(u(i HIvIkIioi of lurkl 1'oullry
uiiiliiiiiKi'd,
N. Y. Stocks
Jumps From Operating
Table to Fight Fire
CORVALMS. Ore Mny 12 Krom
th dpemtitiit tudln to thn mn of m
tm wuk a trip umdo In a tw nilnnt
tlm by Thoinan L. Urnlmni. chief of
til Onrvnlllii flro department yeiitcr
dy. (irnlmm went to in Immiliul t
Jmvo ft Krawlh riTnolrod from hU dohp
nd choek. Tint oerntliin wat per
fornifd itnd thi pntlent nemiy irnwH
up In tunny ImniliiKen. Jnnt an thin
jirovim won ooinpleted th flro RonK
rlmiKiwI. n nil (irnhiim, who win coinlim
out from tinder the nnrtoMilietln ltnd
from hi lmd, All dot-torn, nurne and
ttendiintN In thn honi'llal failed to
hold him. Half danod, tin Jnnued In
hi ear, (Untied up thn Ktrnet and nr
rived nt thn biirnliiK building tn time
to direct oiKMntlonH.
II Lt - HL(iliJl H .. I
Resident Has Awful
Experience
"I wnii-twlcn confined In hrmpltalu
In tlio bint one nothing tint irriiel
WAIcr wiih Injected Into me 4 iIiiioh
day, n my nummcli would not re
tain nny fund. 1 aiiffere'd terribly;
wan reduced to n nkeleton. ly folkn
uw n n d of Mayr'M Wonderful
lteniady.ftnd It him iiurely wived my
life. I wolwh IkO IbH. now." It U n
Klinple, liurmU'HN irepnrntlon that
renioVcH llm ralari'liul iiiueini from
thn tntiiKtlnnl nnd ullayii tho
inflaniniiition which emme practl
cully nil Bloinach, Hver nnd Inlemt
mil nllinentu, Includlnir npieiidlcltlii.
tine aoNO will rouvliica or money re
funded. Adv.
NKW YOltK, May 1 2. Independ
ent ate nt Kslnn of 3 to 13 polnu
vern llm otiUlandliiK featured of to-
clay'i ui llvn atr.ck market u a reault
of tho prnapoctlvn Ilelhleliem-Ijicka-
wunna deal. KiUl.inenl und kindred
'ku hIiwi atreiiKlbeiid, Sale ap
piutlniated ,2Uii,uul uliarea. The
rloaliiR a Nln liK. ,
American ltmt SiiRar 39
American Can ....... " 47.3
American Car k l-'i.unilry ISK.S
Ainerirnn l.oioini.tly Ill
American Smelting 4 iufg J8
American Huitar : "1.3
American Hutnatra Tobaero ...... 32.1
American T. ft T 12 1 .6
American Tobacco 139 r.
American Wooler ,.,,j , 91,5
Aimcoftdi Copper . 62.K
AUblaon ,..,. .. o.i
llethlehem Hee ' U" KI.3
Canadian Pacific 110
Central leather ....'. 37.1
Chandler Motor iS.X
Cheaapeako & Ohio ti5
t blraito. Mil. ft 8t. Paul 2'. 7
Chlcao. It. I. ft V 13
Chlno tapper . 2S.I
Colorado Kuel ft lroc.... 35.2
Corn Product j,,.; 101.5
Crihiln Steel ig'. 7.'i.7
KTrln 13
1'umoun Playera-liaky k0.8
(eneral Aaplant w. ....... 61. S
Ccuerul Kleclrlc .1. 1 w2.lt
General Motor . 12.C
Goodrich Co. . ...... 40
Ureal Nortbern. pfd ......,... 71. J
IIIHiola Central 10J.6
Implratlon Copper -...,... 10.2
International Harvester ..., 97.7
Int. Mer. Marine pfd 2.7
luternatloul PiMr ., 50.7
Irivlnclbln Oil 17.7
Kelly-Hprlnnfleld Tiro r.0.2
Keuliecott Copper 33
l.oulnvllle ft NukvIIIo ..............114
Melcn Petroleum 130.5
Mldvalo Ptenl 3.3
New Ytrk Central S9
X. T X. H. mid Ilartforil 2.l
Northern Pacific 7S.3
Pacific Oil CI.K
Pan Anierlcuii Petroleum 63.8
I'fMiplea (iaa fill
Pnrn Oil 33.3
ttep. Iron ft Steel BS.3
Uoynl Hutch. N. Y C3.1
Svara Hoebuck 73.3
Sinclair Con. Oil 31.
Southern Pacific. 80.J
Southern Hallway 21
Standurd Oil of X. J ldS.2
Studebaker Corporation HI
TenneHHeo Copper 11.2
Texoa Co 4S
Texaa A 'Pacific 33
Tobacco Product K8.2
Tmnneontlnontiil OOil 14.8
I'nlon Pacific . 13T.S
I'nlted Uelall Rtorw 58
T. S. Ind Alcohol 4.3
L'nltnd 8UU Number 63. R
I'nlted Statoa Steel : PS. 8
WratlnRhouao Klcctrlc 82.2
Wlllyg Overlnnd 7.3
EDMONDS
'FOOT FITTERS'
FOR MEN
; $7.50 a Pair-
Gooo Shois"
j ' 21 North Central .
Sinoo 1012
FATE 13 IN BALANCE
(Continued from Page One)
era will favor continuance of tho din
eunHton, but If Franco withdraw
from tho conference, certain of tho
other (lower will follow her.
Tho number of audi nntlmiH mlKht
bo enouKll to'nmkn linpoKMlhlo tiny
iiKreemeiit with tho aovlet oven If
Mr. I.loyd Oeortrn 1h wllllnn to con
t In tin the eonfereneo Without Krance.
The latter conttnKcncy In Improbuble,
however, coiiHldeiinir tho Mtornt of
proteHt Hiich nn Indication of the col
lupmi of Ilia cnU'iito ililuht rnlNO in
KiiKland.
M. Harthou tuleRrnphed the text of
the IlUN.Miun ronimuiiiontlon to I'aria
and expeeteil to receive hi tiiHtruo
tloiiM today. After running the docu
ment bin only i'0iiiiii-nt yi "it la lean
an iiiiHwcr tlmn nn indict incut of tho
powem, coupled with a flat rctutml to
reply to tho iiuoHtlomt put to them
(tlio HuhmImiih),
FAMILY LETTER INTRODUCED
(Contlniiod from Pnw One)
onto plunnod a hunting trip to l.itb
V'. vn Bho waniiul to go to Ai.ukn
and kill a benr ti ,U pelt.
We nlwuyi r. larrolad ahottt
rtouiy," Bho aiii'l, irsoiiaHlng Iht n.
1' i'i iih with Mi. firilhniut, J
"1 wiinted tn'M.ld'' courts n-.l A
(.vimniitiff pool ,n the patatJ u'wl
mora clot lien for ilia, children. . Mr.
StiUman objocteil U) t lie amount of
money spout . la aeeplug up "'r
Maybe He's Thinking of What
Might Have Happened
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a im. -w a. v.- ' .'..
LEAGUE CONSIDERS
ALBANIA MANDATE
I tr
I
vjr" k' iw
!
I'rcnldi-nt and frJ llnrdlhK fn fhe'lir.ut en route to Point rie.iR.-int,
nblo, (iem-riil ( Jni in m t.lri hiiliice, where ih prinlU'-nt apoke nt the rile
Ucuil.in of ihe K-nicimiy of Orunt'a birth. Xoto tho quizznal xpin
ln oil Ihe u inlili nl.
(Lower) Wreck of Hie "Ixlund Queen" which cnlni- under tlio
weight of pneni(era un tlielr Wi.y to tie (.Jrnnt Cnntcnaiy CVlelMailop,,
one lerion ImvlnaT been killed. IV.-lliit and Mr. Harding were ortBi-"
natiy acheduled to make lha trip on thla boot.
Mberiy Ibmda
NKW VOkK, May 12
bond cloaoil:
TALIAN
OBJEC
T
CV.xr.vy, May 12 (f.y the. Aww.
rlnlect rii'n) ('OMMldi-rutlon of . a
Ihriio of N'atloriH proicctoi dte for
All.inin, wax udd"iily bloiked at
tlit inorninK' public aemion of th
oiilK'll of Hie liaeiic; when M-'irqlllx
liTtperliili of Italy Informed the rnem
ber. Jiixt before the oporilni; that
Italy could not conwiii to Much draM
tle Hiipervliiliiii of iho affair of Al
bania l,y the P'hkuo wlihuut fimt
helm? iiiur'd that Italy' vital Inter
cut In tliul country Would bo aafe
liiianleil. The tneniber hurriedly conferred
and de iileil lo ponlponn conxidern
lion of tiio Hubject a few day in the
hope f innetlriR the Italian objection.
In pointiiiK out tho need of super
vision of Albania by the league, tho
Karl of liulfour mild thn h-ttgWa
w ork had already p.icllli d a corner
of Kiirope which had Im'n rapidly
becomlna a iwandal and thn potential
Koune of another war. No other ma
chinery could have carried out till
wink, lie i- tared, and the league by
it intervention had d!npoc-d of a
oui'Hil.m which had been agitating
the world Mince 1911.
The Ix-ngue of Nation, added Lord
riitlfmir. had entirely cleared Albania
of Siberian troop nnd tho country
hud lx"n placed in a poiltlon, whore
with t!i aid of forulgii capital h
could take tier pl.vp along with th
nutlnn of the inrlh. . ,
STATE BOARD STARTS
POilTLANU, Or.-., May 12 The
atate board of fonclllatlnn today bean
tho work nf actinic a peacemaker in
the ntrlke of lonKHhoremen., ('hali man
W. K. Woodford nald that mo far an the
ahlppInK lard and tho longxhorchicn'x
union I concerned the. conference; la a
mutter at arbitration, both having
agrend to accept t(i hoard's doelslim.
In regard to tho waterfront employ!
nnlon. however, th board's finding
will Im uken only a advisory tli
employers rvfused t arbitrate, .
Tho first speaker was J. F. Madson
o tho lonKshorchirn'H union, wlii
charged that the employers had trnat
ed thn union unfairly nnd had attempt
ed to flood tho rtty with propaganda
for their cause.
Please, remember that classified ftds,
locals and small ads art) cash la ad
vance. Bring In your ads aad do not
ne telephone). tt
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With Medford trad la Mcdford mad
AWNINGS
Phone 145-J
Med. Tent &. Awning Works
Op'KMtite 8. I. Depot
iond 4'a 63 :"0; first 44's 9i.2: sec--Ulx-rt
ond 4U'a 69. J; third 114 'a 99.90;
fourth 44'i .92. Victrry 34's
2 Vs 99.30; first Ca 99.C6: soc. ! 100.02 ; Victory 4 "s 1 uO.r.S.
Cherro Flour
j Costs a little more than some,
". but is worth more. - $
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Banff-and a Vacation
You Will Never Forget
The diyt or weeks you spend in the
' Canadian Pacific Rockie will brand ,
themselvej into your memory never to
grow dim. At Banff alone, in the very
heart ef these wonder mountains, you
will enioy a tare combination of amuse-
ment. education and inspiration to be
found nowhere else.
Mountain Climbing, Wonderful Drlr,
Swimming, Golf or Ttnmis. A vocation
tuch a jaw Hoc neutr enJoye4 btfort
Pi AH IMil, WlliAA t.. A .. . -
i Clcr. Yoho Vlly Enxrtld Uk Chtltt
Luc Wpi Cmp. Uk Louhc nl Binff
Canadian Pacific Railway
Zi Third St. Tortland P.roadway 90
W. H. Deacon. Oeneral Agent
ill J ' twit Seonn Hol om Mr, I'
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NEW -Jpl )
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TODAY mMs .
PRICES: AdulU, 35c; H l'V IHT ". r?lTM"7rn
Kiddici, 10c, includes tax V Xi r U V fc
.AM H
4 WHOLE DAYS
OF PAY-DAYS
AND GAY-DAYS o
. .-
Do't wait until pay day to go to ss
"Pay Day," for if a laugh is worth ado'.
lar you can get a thousand dollars ad
Y&nce anytime because
A
. CHARLS CHAPLIN
MACK SWAIN
EDNA PURVIANCE
SYDNEY CHAPIJN
. and
PHYLLIS ALLEN
are paying out overtime rates in silvery .
hollers in this great comedy, which jerkt
the irk out of work.
Also showing 0u the Same Programme
ENID BENNETT
-in-
"Keeping Up With Lizzie"
Clever comedy-drama, with Otis Harlan,
Victory Bateman, Leo White, Edward
Hearn. From Irving Bacheller's novel. ,
SCENIC MUSICALLY INTERPRETED
BY GENE HOWARD
.... - ., ...... ? TUESDAY , .
": BEBE DANIELS in
. "Two Weeks With Pay."
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