Medford mail tribune., May 16, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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Millinery
Blouses
Sweaters
Hosiery
Silk
Underwear
Neckwear
Real Lace
by the yard
Purses
Novelties
The
Vanity
Shop
Quality and Service'
3 BIG SPECIALS j
I AT ONLY i
$3.15 A PAIR
Women's All White t
Canvas Oxfords, All i
White Canvas Two But- J
ton Strap Sandals and I
AU White Canvas Pat- t
ent Trim One, Strap San-
dala at only $3.15
Noblad vs. Hawley
For Congress '
Oooo Snots"
' 21 North Central !
(Sinco 1912) !
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A. W. NORBLAD
AIMifT Mil. XOHLID
Jim m '4i,ii ii-r of May i'-Uh
ayt "Mr. iNoililml missed few roll
tails, faithful In in tendance, u r,nappy
'and ruruK'iiun viler; npuke right up.
left mi Him In ilmilii ii o cxarllv
where he lit (mil tin any measure. Ills
ilo'iucuec. flrMliir? ability, lutein,
sent granp of esreutlu in incuum .
buoyant fmrity ami magnetic per-
sonal'ly, mario h'm u commanding j
flgureven in his first wnifi; liy thj
ml of tim nation i ii rroKiiix l j
u (.iim of i hp Iruiint t, Him sennte.J
Mogul through every Important!
tltni.HIIV.m ! .I.,..!. ....,. ... ..1 I
ii k mi ii inn iiinirifTi wnm ti-
Uilly Interested, anil tc -oU a prominent
mill effertlve tiurl lit Him ... ...i in..
noruiit U-lt3 In ihe opinion ef
Tin Voirr. I! voting cecord h ilm
bent of any pninher of I ho tetiale of j
1 HI S. uij.l among the licit In later
nlou. If senl io Conercsxanrt kept
llwrn, ft In certain thmt be will attain)
a position of leadership a tin has ibei
xpirll. energy nnl ability. If llgwley
In to bo retired Iho First District
wniii.i im vn difficult iii finding nv
cUIcu boiler qualified lo not rn
miliii for (ho d'nirlrt anJ to nchl-ve
(lilllllRUl:lhi'il u ml t Te-l),ltil CU
IM'f," Mlt, ll.lVl.i;VS 1tMttl
Tho friHlmni ('nil r I'm llnml, of
ly loih. mi': "W. C.IIjwIiv, who'
luui Imhmi n CunRrfiiimaii from thf
l''mt liiitiii ( for iifturly lxti'n ywirn.j
t. Iiuii Id Uts itiifnlil (.ii ,Uy 19th. Iip-I
raiirm m tin no coiirfj lion of iho lu-l
tlia of hi tiflio. Hi, vhiimI asaina.
tlin RtaliliHintictit (,f iho KediTttl Ki-j
i'rv l!ankhiR Syatfiq. wlthu'.il lilrli
IhU country foulil tu-vi-r liavw finunr-j
I'd war C' uiako tl untoiiW.lMK pro-'
Krunt It Da In (hn p;ia( t ight yearn, i
lln votml In favor of tlin cowardly
McI.fiHiorn rotolutloii, whlrli meant
that ihla cront nation of a-!iliigton
and l.lnroln ahould ytay off tli hlKh
aoas nt the behest tf tlio aiitoi-ratlr
(ipnitnn Knlfr. Ili cn4 ri'pi'al
th exrnsa prorita tax whf'-ti hhlftod a
bunli-n of f INO.flnn.pno luat year
from iho SUiulurtl Oil and cthor huge
rormonmi oorporatlom, onto tho
hark of th farmora mid wauo cam
era. Mo voted to n-duco tho mirtax
on mlllionniroa vhono Inromos arc
"0. Ouo or mwro prr annum from 73
per cent to .".2 per cent. The chungn
n tho law was finally roinprotnlM(I
at r,0 por rnnt. thna Khlftlnn $!0.0n0,
000 moro In tnxoa from mllllonalros
onto tho liacUa of fnrmora and wagfl
mrncra, Such a rocord! Such a man!
iH'fnat Illy on M iy IMIi."
SOU PARTY IS
NOW EXCLUSIVE
AS N. YORK CLUB
MOUCOW.Tho romtiiunlat trty
tlm irni'tiiiliiri oIlKiircliy whlrh con
troln I li ItuKnUn Hovli-i k 'vi-i n riti-nt
Im hi'coinlriK mor and morn a tluaod
forpurallon, an dlfflnilt of cntritncij an
thn iiioat oxulimlvn Amnrlcnn club, or
thn lilfilior di'Kri'ca of tlm moat aocret
lodge.
Tim putty wan reduced lant year to
about OOO.OOO mi-tuber by a rigid
catnblitK out protean under whlrh
nearly l&O.OOO peraona were expollod
for varlouH rouioiia. New rulea for
adtnlHlon of now innmbera to th
liarly, Juat ad"iiliid by tho' lllh All
ItiiNxliin cimmnnlitt rongreaa, mako It
exepedingly difficult for any pera ma.
even tho working men themaelvea, to
enter It.
Three culegorlea of candidal are
provided. Thn flrat. Including actual
worker and Hod army ildler who
aro of "workmen' origin" may enter
the parly by dcrlalon of local commit
toe tiKin tho recommnndatlon of three
member of three yearn' party experi
ence, but titiiHl nerve n perpid of ix
month probation Iwforo lie In g alliwol
lo parllelpnt actively In pai-ty affair.
Tho cundldate from tliA mxond ca
tegory, peaRant and atuall ahop or
homo worker who do not theniaolvea
exploit Iho labor of others, ar admit
ted on tho aamo general cmdltlsm.
provldlnit tho dlntrlct iarty commlt
teen approve of them and they erve
one yeaV cf probation.
The third category, including other
(wraon. even thoae who have prv.
oua'y been mmbeia of other parti
muat recelvo (he rerxmmemla(lon tif
five member of five year' (anding.
bo approved by the dlKtrict caninilttee
and erve two years' probation.
A all of the very high ih( In the
fluitHlan government ar held by com
munlHii and mont of tho more l;nior
tint auhordlnutn (Mialtlona are given
only to party men. the pruvlalon of
till lant category would ervo to bar
other H-rona. even thoao desiring now
to enter the party, 'from partlclpath n
In the upper clrclea of tho government.
l'lTHinig Jolniitg tht communist party
muat bind theniHclve to observe strict
discipline aryl to mode) their pcronal
live along communimic ideal In tlo. prin
ciple. They must foreawear reltglnn.
promise not to drink In public places
and to be extremely moderate tn con
sumption of any Intoxicants anywhere,
'l hey are not lo amass wealth, nor to
exploit the labor of others. .
T(.t.KDO Vriii I.uflirua, veteran
flrnt liiiaentan nl iriftiniKr of the To
ledo A infill ii n A,l;,(li,n club, has
been ri'lviiM-d urn oiMllltiiiiu.ly and
Itlght Fielder Wlcklund has been ap
pointed temporury manager.
IIOI.'HTON Otto Vallnce of Mil
waukee outpnliited I)utch Croxlcr,
Houston; In 13 rounds.
FORDNEY BILL TO
PROTECT FARMERS
MINNEAI'OI.IH Ed Wrangler
Lewla, world' heavyweight Cham
plon wrller defeated Henry Ord
man of Minneapolis In straight fall.
COIXMHL'H r.ryan Downey, of
flevelund, inlddU-welghi, won the
referee's derision ovt-r .Mike O'Dowd,
Ht. I'uul, In it rounds.
I.I VI NORTON. Mont. Joe Adams,
welterweight, knocked out IMII Ilen
ko of Heattle In It round.
American league.
I loot tl 2-r- Chicago, 9.
I'hlladetphla 11: Kt. Louis 3.
New York i: Ix-trolt .
Washington 3; Cleveland 2.
' Natlmnil league,
rtttsburg ' ; Hosion 6.
Cincinnati t: Brooklyn 2.
Chicago. New York 1.
Bt. Uuls ltrt'htladelphia
C'onat I-agnc.
No gamoa aeheduled.
CHICAGO. May I C Marin I'lee
tlna of Chicago will meel John Pezak.
tho Nebraska heavyweight In fin la h
w resiling match here tonight, two out
of three fall with a referee and two
Judges to -decide the content- I'ezek
and nesting, clashed In Xew York
several month ago and the mate1! de
veloped into uch ri rough contest
with Pezck a the offender that It was
Upped after tho men had been on
the mat 47 minute. The iew York
nate athletic commission barred
feick for life because of Ma alleged
unfair tactics. lMestlua ha persist
ently challenged Kd (Strangler)
Lewis, the champion. Stasia1 au Zby
nzko and other leader of the heavy
weight dlvlilon without. lucces.
Hand-Tailored Suits
$35 to $50
i AWNING TIME,
, Phono for estimate
iVled. Tent &" Awning Works
M Qpimiite s. I', i, Mit
For real efficiency in
Dry Cleaning
insist on our' service.
"WE AWE NOT
UNLESS
VOU ARE'
WASHINGTON, Stay 16. All pro
ducts oftlio finiri are on the dutia
ble list in the MeCumber-Hordney
tariff Mil, Senator OoodlnsT of Idaho,
chairman of the republican agricultural-tariff
bloc, announcod today in
the seniito.
"If any farm product Is on the
free list, I do not know what It
he said. "If wo find It; v-.-e wilt nut
It on th dutiable list If It needs pro-j
lection." - j
fii-nator flooding asserted that "all i
this talk about the McCumber bill ;
being framed behind closed doors la i
without foundation." i
Th present Wna the first tariff bill
ever framed that gave the farmer a!
square deal he said. " j
Cuban Clietm Kxiert Wins. "
PAlMfl Vt,.v 1 tnx.r.h P Carta.
oisnca, i no vuoan cness expert to-:
...... .. n ma , . . A Jl
v j m.ii mi iaiiivrn, ivni uim aiiu urwy i
one, piaying sirnuiianeousiy against
40 of th bent chesn player In Paris.
The only one to beatthe' champion
j-wii i mn iuTiy Hmi'iuary. l
Mrs. J, Stingley
Closing Out
Sale
.i . j
WEDNESDAY SPECIAL
To the first 100 customers making a pur
chase of $2.00 or over, we will sell a regu
lar 25c Shoe Polish for the small sum of
1
c
One only to a customer
EXTRA SPECIALS DAILY.
1 1 M&mr&WW
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News Summary
of Last Night
BAL.T LAKE Four officer of the
American Masonic federation, an or
ganisation alleged to have sold spur
ious Masonic degrees throughout the
country, were found guilty by a Jury
In the L'nlted States district cjurt of
charges alleging the use of the mall
to defraud. ! '
WASHINGTON, May 16. Post
master General Work announced to
day that in view of the fact that in
creased coot of handling parcel post
mall necensltates a corresponding ad
vance In parcel post rates," he was
writing to a large number of parcel
post user to get their Views on pro
posed changes.
Change which have 1een suggest
ed. Dr. Work said, included pro
posals to fix a aerviue charge of one
or two cents on each parcel mailed,
regardless of weight or aotus'and to
roudJUHt all by weight nnd aone.
The post muster general pointed
out there had been practically no
change In parcel post rates since the
service was. Inaugurated In 1913, al
thouk'h the cost of handling the ser
vice amounted to t300.000.000 tnoro
In 1821 than In the year it was stated.
Columbia River Rising
HOOD IUVKK, Ore- , May 15. A
rapid riao io the Columbia river has
boon noticed alnco Saturday and river
men doclaro a Jicavy rise may ho ex
pected during the Cexl ten day, if the
weather continue warm. Hack water
n6w rover tho lowlands near the city.
Sure Death to Aphis and Mildew
$Tico:Dust is a dust containing Nicotine, Sulphur
and Lead-Arsenate. Nico-Dust needs no further
mixing. No water, Lime, or Arrcnate need be add
eck Just dust it on dry. It is ready for use and is
easily applied.
t ; IT KILLS
' ' ' Sold Only by
Monarch Seed & Feed Go.
- v7 v ' "The Farmom' Service Station"
PHONE 2G0 , . 317 E. MAIN
YOUNG MOTHER
NOW STRONG
- ' i
Her Mother. Faith in Lydit E.
Pinkham't YegeUble Gmpound '
, v t Led Her To Try It "
Kenosha. Wisconsin. "I cannot ar
enough tn praiwe of Lydia E. Pinkhamli
vegetable Com
pound. My mother
had (treat laith in it
as she had taken 0
Fuch ot it and when
had trouble after
my baby woa born
alio save it to me.
It helped me so much
more than anything
else had done that I
advise all women
with fomalo trouble
to cive it a fair trial
and I am sure they will feel as I do
about it. Mrs. Fred. P. Hansen. 662
Symmonds St, Kenosha, Wisconsin.
A medicine that has been in use nearly
fifty years and that receives the praise
and commendation of - mothers and
grandmothers is worth your considera
tion. , ,. ; -r :,' ,', ..
If you are suffering from troubles
tliat sometimes follow child-birth bear
in mind that Lydia E. Pinkham'sVege
table Compound is a woman's medicine;
It is especially adapted to correct such
troubles.' . . ' '' - r
The letters we publish ought to con.
vince you ; ask some of your women
frionda or nolhlxirs thoy know its
worth: You will, too, if- you give H a
fair trial, -
HIP T-Jill
WASHINGTON America's " only
course toward Russia is to decline
relationship until confidence la re
stored in the rights of property and
tho nani-tity of contract In that coun
try. Secretary Hoover declared in an
address before the United Statea sec
tion of (lie International chamber of
commerce. - -
What Men Admire Moit in Women
. ' Is Perfect Health the
Sign of Health.
Pkersfleld. Calif "Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has been a
great help to me aa a tonic and nerv
ine and I am glad to give It my rec
ommendation. My health had be
come very poor; I was suffering with
Inward weakness, was nervous, could
not sleep, and lost my appetite. I
was weak and suffered with back
aches and pains in my side and my
limbs ached. I was a physical vareck
when I began taking the 'Favorite
Prescription.' but it completely cured
me of all my weakness and built me
ut Into a good healthy; strong con
dition." Mrs. J. Htinglef. 212s Q St.
Go now to your nearest drug store
and obtain this wonderful Prescrip
tion of I)r. Pierce's In tablets or
liquid or "send 1 Oc ' for trial pkg. to
Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, lo Buf
falo, N. V., and write for free medi
cal advice. Adv.
WASHINGTON The state de
partment made public the ext of a
mensage to Ambaaaador Child at
Genoa declining (he Invitation to par
ticipate in the new European eco
nomic conference at The Hague.
I.OS ANGEI.K8 W. 8. Coburn.
grand goblin of the Pacific domain
of the Ku Klux Klan. is on the way
tn Atlanta, Ga., to confer with Impe
rial Wlwird Joseph W. Simmons. It
was admitted by Cobtim's attorney,
w ho. I- handling the cases of several
klansmen In connection with the re
cent Inglewood raid.- j,
OBITUARY
F.W.Woolworlh Co.
t
Three
STONE Mrs. Emma. Perry Stone
tor many yearn a resident of Eagle
Point and Medford,- died at the home
of her slater. Mrs. Charlotte McQuard
in Oakland. Calif,- May J,. 1922. after
an illness of several weeks. While
Mrs. Stone had been In poor health for
several years she was not considered
in a serlou condition until- a ehort
lime ago, when her sister,' Mrs. Nettle
Grover of this city was calloil to Oak
land to be present at an operation
which they hoped would save hor life,
but which resulted In her death.
- Errima Perry was bora In Dover,
Calif.. March 6. 1871.- She came to
Eagle' Point with her. parents when a
child living there -and in Medford
where her girlhood and young womun
hiMid was spent. Shu bag a host' of
friends throughout the valley who will
mourn her loss. (Besides her mother,
Mrs. Susie Stewart 'of this city, she
leaves si sister,1 Mrs.. . Harriet K.
Allen. of Seattle, Wash., Mrs. Nellie
Howies and Mrs. Elisabeth Werther of
Spokane, Wash.. Mrs. Nettle Orover bf
Medford, Mrs. Charlotte McQuard cf
Oakland, Calif., and Mrs. Delia Day of
Yakima,, Wash., and one brother,' Wm.
Perry of Eagle Point. Funeral services
were hold at Oakland, Calif. .
-,,-t ,- !
'WEST Eleanor Louise West. In
fant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
thur Wsst, passed awny at their
home S3 4 B. !th 8t.. at 9:00 o'clock
this morning, at the-age of 2 months.
29 dnya. Death came as tho result of
n very brief-Illness. 'No arrangements
for funeral services have yet been
made., .'-. . ; , ';
I.OS AXUKl.KS TAKKtf
. v . OVEIt KWSON LIGHT CO.
' I.OS 'ANGELES May 16. Tlio city
of Los Angeles today toc-kr over the
distributing; properties of the South
ern California Edison' company which
live within ' its boundaries, under a
purchase contract by which the com
pany was paid $12,044,000 In cash,. .
..Day
Speck
Sale
Thursday, Friday, Saturday
18 May 19 May 20
A few of the bit? cclli you cannot
, afford to miss.
Tlll'ItSDAV ,
;()() Iju-geMilk Crocks ...l.V
Hutter lYorks ..13-
10:(K) Van -Camp's Poi-k. and
IW-ans', large can 10c
10:(M) (jolil IImihI Cups and Sim- '
m-s, complete 13c
ll:tKr l-jii-tlienrei flatiRlns
Hnskets ..13c
2:(M) (Vystal Whim Soap, 4
liars 15c
8:00 14 lb. .cans Ghii-ardolll's
Cocoa :......;. 13c
4:00 Omm i)U Soap ... 3c
KU1DAY.
0:00 (JulvanUmt 10 qt. Pails..:.l.V
10:(M KnanM-1 INh Pans......,...t.13c
'Ijtu-go. Knamol Sauco 1
' 1'ans.. :.: ...13c
11:00 Irgo Eat then wai-o Mix- '
1K Bowls : .....13,
2:00 l.ux :.: : lOc
I'lain White Cups and
Saucers. -onqUte lOc
' 3:00 I hitch Cloanscr, 2 cans....t.V
4 : 00 Ca-stlW While Laundry - "
; Soap, 8 bars 10c
, r, ,-.v SATURDAY i
UMIO Uirgti Turkish Towels 13c
10:00 Jardinieres t .V
1 1 :im Hory Soap, bar 3c
2: 00 H lb. cans (ililt wdolll's
' " " tiiocoinio ".....:..:......'.'..'..:... i3c
Watch our , windown for other big
, I.. ;,- lieH.'lls, , . v ,
; Candy Specials
t t Vov Throe Days
Old fashioned Cliocolate Ih"ops
' v ? lb. 10c
Salted Peanut, 1 lb ; 13c
Jelly Deans, 1 lb ' ........13c
. ' A Warning
About Farm Machinery
There will be drove of men call on you to sell or get your
order on (he "doited lim-" for farm machinery, clc.
WHO PAYS T1IKSEMEX? "
AXSWKK: YOC, .1IK. Kl YEIt:
AYake up and buy your machinery w here you can save money.
Cut out such expense. WK IKJ! .- t
Join (he Farm Bureau and get in on (hear prices: ' '"
So. 1 Farm Truck, Crfincd and Trusetl, 34 inch iron wheels $3H.fl(
23 Tooth, HpriiiK-Tooth Harrovr KH.M3
OO Tooth Spike, Fnil Guanl Harrow 3M.OO
8 Shovel, Spring Trip, Wheel Guide Corn CuUlvator S.VOO
3 Foot Yertieal Lift Moline Buckeye -Mower.............!... Wi.KO
Coniare thee prices with any mail order catalog. ... . .
T. I. TEMPLE
Ml X. Hit STRKF.T , .MEDFOBD,.OIU:GOX
' MOL1XK DISTRIBUTORS . r
The Winning Pair :
T PREST-O-LlTE Trademark
IL and PREST-O-LlTE Price
When you considerthatyou can
get a PrestO-Lite Battery at
$ 'U (trade-in price )for pop
ular makes of light cars,
and link it up with the
Prcst-O-Lite trademark,
' and remember that it con
tains the famous Prest-O
Plates.
sill
Putt up where 1 .
you sc this sign
' and is guaranteed by the
regular Prcst-O-Lite guaranty,
a generous, definite obligation,
plus a spirit that says thm car
owner must fee pleased.
you are sure to realise that
the Prest-O-Lite Battery is the
best buy on the market.
There are correspondingly
low prices for other types of
Prest-O-Lite Batteries. . s
How is your battery acting?
If it is not working eagerly and
vigorously, drive around and
let our specialists prescribe the
right treatment for it. Our
business is to prolong the life
of all batteries. We never say
you need a new battery until
you do. - . . . v
We are part of the Prest-O-Lite
Service, the oldest organ
ized service to motorists.
PrestrO-Lite Battery & Electric Station .
3-40 X'. Front St.
Pennington & Johnson
Offutt's Garage Bldg.
I "hone. J ID
THE OLDEST SERVICE TO MOTOIU3T8
.&zrra !.....
I and up I. :
iMiigssJ11,
Headouarters forf)
err.i O Lit.'. I
ixcial batter. I
rjf va4lo purpoaa J
.ItiliJll."
A Practical Man for a
' - Practical Job , -
wm, A. dXlziel
Republican .Candidate for
LABOR COMMISSIONER
Primaries May 19, 1922 ,
Day or Night
VVEEKSCONGER CO
; ; Funeral Pirectori
BREEDERS' NOTICE
Ketab 87,277r
Imported Percheron
Stallion ''
is making season stand,! starting
May- 22, at Oitzen Burn,-Medford,
Oregon,'' . " '; . '
WOOD!
t'ir Wami Tier and up. ' ri
: - Utah Eu'B itnl $16.00 Too. ,
MEDFORD FUEL CO
Cor 'FI antj TUira
rbooc Zi3