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'kkoe six MTJDFORDMATTj TRTBTTNTVMKnFOnt), OHKCIOK TUESDAY. MAY 10." 1922 CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE of Semi-Annual Assessments Due . NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual instal ment (one twentieth) and interest ' on paving, sewer and wateimain assessments upon all properties for which applica tion was made to extend time of payment, will be due and pay able at the office of the city treasurer June 1,1922, and will be delinquent after thirty (30) days from said date and shall bear a penalty of five per cent (5,) upon the amount of such de linquency. Thirty days after such delinquency the property will be advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency, to gether with penalties and costs of such sale in accordance with Bection 148 of the City' Charter. Date at Medford Oregon, this 15th day of May, 1922. " " MARY HASWELL WEBBER, Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. FAMILY OISPU IE RESULTS DEATH VERNON FARMER REPUBLICAN NOMINEE FOR - at tha primaries Friday, May 1 9. Ha ! a man of rara personality and E roved exacutiva ability. Here, riefly, U his story: lsac Lee Pat terson was born in Benton County, Oregon, in 1859. Attended country ecboola and worked hia way through Christian College, Monmouth, be cama tuecattful merchant in Salem. In 1894 was elected State Senator from Marion County. In 1 898 . waa appointed Collector of Customs at Portland, by President McKinley; re-appointed by President 'Roosevelt in 1902. ' A Record of Achievement '"IV H1LE he was collector, the business of Mr. Patter son's office practically doubled yet be reduced the cost of running bis office by $6,380 a year. ' Since 1906 lias been a successful farmer at Eola, Polk County, la 1919 and 1921 served aa State Senator from Polk County. 'As chairman of Senate Finance Committee led the fight ,. gainst wholesale salary increase bills and defeated most f them. In 1921 voted against increasing Governor's aslary. Vote for Patterson and Stop this Wastet Sine 1913 State taxes have increased 748.7 per cent! This gross extravagance must be stopped I Mr. Patter eon baa pledged that when elected he wilt make a aub atantial decrease) in your state taxes by efficient and eco nomical administaation. A vote for Senator Patterson is vote for dean, economical business-like government. n--,'-- VI 1 MOVXT VERNON. Wash., May 18. P. D. Morris, 68a furmor reldlnn 'near, here Is (load and his wife ami two of his brother arc aatferln: from bullet wounds as a result of a family dispute which occurred shortly before I noon today on a division of iroHrty. Mrs. p. D. Morris Is boliovod to have been fatally wounded and Kd Morris, who started the shootinR, is sufferlnn from two bullet wounds, one inflicted by himself and the other said to hare been Inflicted by George, another brother. George also was wounded In the head but not seriously. According to the officers Ed, after demanding a settlement from P. P. Morris, who was sitting on tho porch at the ranch house, opened fit with a 38 caliber revolver after his brother said he was not financially able to make a division. Then, without warn ing, he fired three shots at Mrs. Morris who was nearby, inflicting one wound In the breast and two In the arms. George, who heard the shots fired, ran to the house and is said to hare been greeted with a bullet, which entered his head. ' He then entered the house to get his revolver. Meanwhile Ed had also entered the house and seized a shotgun. Officers said George fired one shot at Ed, wounding him. and the latter fell over on the bed and fired a shot Into his own head with a revolver. His condition Is said to be serious. . The thre brothri lived together on the ranch. LEAGUE NATIONS REFUSES TO TAKE UP RUSS TANGLE EBABI ES DOPE SO 1 EARN A LIVING N4 Adv. v PATTERSON CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE Ml Imperial Hotel Portland, Orcioa ! " . i i-i! r ' NOTICE TO THE VOTERS JACKSON COUNTY OF ' DELBERT FEHL Candidate for ' Representative From Jackson County ...... If you are opposed to the consti tution of the United States - " ' DO NOT VOTE FOR ME If you favor MOB LAW.. : DO NOT VOTE FOR ME If you do not believe in COD or it you are Intolerant of tho views of others. DO NOT VOTE FOB ME If you like to pay high taxes. DO NOT VOTE FOR ME If you favor class legislation, and excess of government. DO NOT VOTE FOR ME If you do not love America and American Liberty, . DO NOT VOTE FOR ME We favor, constructive tax-red uc tlon, efficiency, liberty, Americanism and Oregon a home state. Broadway at Stark Portland, Ore. v ; . ' IN THE VERT I ;w , HEART OF THE CITY . and along "' ' -1 PORTLAND'S . m 5 "Great White Wa - . '? "Will Bo Your Ileadquarterg ,'- ; At This Popular Hostelry. . . Homelike Accomodations, IM Comfortable, Spacious Lobby ill And the Home of the Famous. M Arthur li. Meyers Manager. U l Jl .!-. TIEN TSIX, Hay 16. (fly the Asao- elated Press.) There is a momentary lull in the military operations north of this city, owing to the fact that Wu Pel Fu, victorious in his campaign against Chang Tao-LIn near PekinfT. has not concentrated sufficient forces in the netfthborhood of Kangshan for an attack on Chang's army which is entrenched there. . A movemont of Wu's troops'on a large scale is expect ed to begin shortly. Thousands of Fengtien aoldiera who were disarmed and some even de prived of their uniforms after their capture in the Peking campaign are embarking for New Chwang (Ying Kow) Manchuria. Among those leav ing are about a score of Russians from Manchull who served aa troopers in the Fengtien cavalry. The Chili lead era appear confident that these repatrl ated soldiers will Join Fu'a.army. WITH MEDFORD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. . EXPECT CHINA WAR TO RESUME SOON U. S. VALUATION IS SCORED BY CAPPER WASHINGTON. Mav 16. American valuation again was brought into senate discussion of the tariff bill to day. Senator Capper, republican. ;an sas, chairman of the senate aericul tural bloc charging that the "most zealous advocates of this system de sired it because they believed that by It they could "conceal from the Amer ican people the extent to which they desire to raise rates." 'In effect." he said, "ther admit that they are seeking rates so nigh as to be unpopular; that they are endeavoring not to represent the will of the people but to fool the people." . GK.NKVA, May 10. (My Associated Prrsst. Tho council or the league of Nat Ions refused today to take up the Russian problem and reforred to the Genoa conference, tho Norwoainn gov ernments requ8t for an Immediate Inquiry by the league into the general situation in Kuaala and the effect of the famine on economic reconstruction in Europe. Zionists In all frt of the world have caused the coum-il not t take up the subject of Palest Inn at Its next meeting. It is regarded as highly improbable, however, that any action looking to confirmation of the Hrltieh ruandute will be taken at this session because of the opposition of tho French and Italian quarters. Dr. Fridtjoff Nansen who presented the Norwegian government'a request and who is the league's high commis sioner for lluaalan relief, fought hard ' to. nrevent tha nmmtlnii inlni In I Genoa. He said handing it t3 Genoa was equivalent to burying it Marquis Imperiall of Italy protested this saying he was confident tho con ferees at Genoa would give the ques tion fullest consideration. Ir. Nansen, however. Instated that the Genoa conference waa about to break up, without, according to the press repQrts. having solved tho Rus sine probeni.- ;, , 1 1 , ,, CONSTANTINOI'LK. AiiicrUitn GAS ILL BLOWS EL DORADO ARK .ELDORADO, Ark, May IS. (fly As sociated Press.) A crater two hundred feet across waa blown out early today at the Wild Murphy gas well, ten miles north of Eldorado and the gaa from It and all other craters in the vicinity was Ignited. Several smaller craters were fired last night within a radius or 200 yards but the main welt, esti mated to be making more than 75,000.- 000 cubic feet of gas a day, did not catch fire until the huge crater was blown out today. " . rokldmit hl' are nroumd by dls covory that wore of refugee, chil dren are being kpt In "doped" on dtttoii by women who miiko a llvlim day numliiK thini vvhllu tlu'lr mothers work for bread. x Nearly' I eoo of tho children have hon found In hovolx and rclliirn nftrr hitvlntf boon given n nntlvo imri'ollc axtluthin to keep them quiet. In this city slopping potions are Mold by street I'lU'is nitd the women had re sorted to the plan of etupefyUig tlis children so that their own Work would be uninterrupted. Led by Mrs, It, H. KmrUh of Kramlnidmm, Mhsm., an AmerlrHii near east offtelnl, five Amerlenn women have formed a commutes to stop the condition of affairs, which they say U producing drug addict. Mrs. Ills lUvndal of minora county, Minn., wife of the American consul general, Is chalrnmn of the commit tee. Two resident representatives of the Jew Ik h Welfare society are mem ber. A survey hy the Massachusetts woman showed that rvfugaa widows, who had been halped to find employ ment by tha relief orKiiuitntlon were compelled to leave thslr chllifren for a small fe a day In the hands of women who herded them In groups of ten to fifteen In cellars and huts. Mrs. Kmrlrh found children alttlng stupidly on water tanked dirt floors in dander of developing tuberculosis aa well aa suffering from drug ef fects. Their agas ranged from one and a half to four yeara. , Dooms have been opened by the pommltee, which Is hoping for Amrrlran rnntrlhtif Inns ihrnuvH iti- rrnus peopla for malntnlntnc a mod-' era llse anil. nnriMt in map tnr this ' new- phasa of tha rntugea problem. You have been wanting to use gat, but have hetiUtcd on account of the cost of service installation. ' For the next 15 days your gas company will run service 40 feet inside your 4 ' ... property line free of cost to you. .' e ... , There is due to arrive in a few days 'a car load of pipe and we'are now prepared to make extensions of mains to consumers. Stop in at our office and talk it over with us. ' ; . . . . ' . . ' f Southern Oregon Gas Co. . l-P !! t .IP.1 . BUILD A WORLD I SO.000.000 lire New Jcmcy. TEmhl AM Rfl Y. tnv 1. The white lead department of the I'nlted 1 I-ad companies plant here was !e atroyed by fire early today. Tha damage was estimated fit ll.S00.00O. CITY BRUSSELS BRUSH I! Lit The striking Idea af building an "International city" nt tho gates of Druwela which Was first proponed to King Albert of the Uelglans in 1913, has been revived and It Is now proposed to erect the elty and Inaugurate it at the santa time ns the flrussela International Expoaltlon in lf30. It la Intended that tha International city ahull be a permanent Institution where every country win have a building In whlrh It will display not only Its manufacture and products but examples of Its art and records of Its ancln) progr. v Save Money on Flour CRATER LAKE, nn cxcfllcjit Hard Wheat hlcm-hcd flt.nr. V s:ck of 41) lbs $2.10 SNOWY BUTTE, limfV from Koruo Uivrr VnlW lUuc Stem Wliuitt. miek of 19 lbs. ...$1.85. Whitaker's Cash and Carry Grocery CHANGE IN SCHEDULE . KKKKOTIVK FKH. I, $Vt M EDFORD ROSEBURG STAGES Oally Kcept HumUy lv. MEiroitn io a. m. i.v. itnHKnmo i.oo r. m. Oil A NTH l'AH.MKIK(HU 8TA0K8 Illl and HaaxUr late Ulrdford i lava Oraata Pi f IO.OO A. M. P. L 4 so r. M. I .- ' io.no a. m. IJ0 p. M. 4.45 P. M. Fares I Hedford-Orants laaa, ft Iflj tiraata Paas-IUMMtarK. l3.0O . ' ttedunl-ltuaobura: fl.lS. - - Bulgaria Kicks Out Wr angel Plotters SOFIA, May 16. (By Associated Press). Several officers who served under General Baron Wrannel in hlB anti-bolHhevilc campaigns In. south Rus sia, are charged by the Bulgarian gov ernment with organizing an espionage service and preparing for a coup d'etat in conjunction with opposition de ments. ' ' The Russian general, Sliatilof, lias been ordered to leave Sofia, two Rus sian colonels have been arrested and threa members of Wrangel's general staff ordered to leave Bulgaria lmmedl ately. Jn addition the Rusalan refugees and. former soldiers throughout the country have been placed under strict regulations. .1 be Bulgarian communists are strongly supporting the government's action. ' - Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c and mall It to Floye & Co., 2835 Shef field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial package con taining Foley's Honey and Tar Cora pound for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pains In sides and back; rheumutlsm, backache, kid ney and bladder ailments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic for con stipation, biliousness, headaches, and sluggish lxtwe.li. Hold everywhere. Adv. REPUBLICANS! Shall Oregon Continue to Hold the Pre-eminence That Is Now Her.? Shall She Forge' Ahead As a Leader in the Republican Party. Answer " Yes!"--Vote X 13 for Ralph E: Williams for Republican National Committeeman IX thai NYsidcntial election of 1916 when there rvas dissension and division every where Oregon was the only stato west of tho Missouri river to go Rtublicah. Harmony ! " Progressives and Republicans united in giving credit for this remarkable achieve ment to Ralph E. "Williams, national com mitteeman since 1908. , In recognition of this and olher services ; Ralph Williams was elected vice-chairman, the second highest honor within the power of the Republican National Committee to bestow. It is a position of influence to be reached only by years of faithful and intelli gent service. ,'.' - ; ; Kulph Williams is1 tjie first eonimittoenuin . representative from any western stato to be elected to tbf vico-cliainnanship. "'. ' , . , . . , Ralph Williams .Is a veteran of the na tional organization.' ' He Mands at the liead with the leaders. , A new man would, of cus tom and, necessity stand at the foot with the followers., , . t ( , . '... ,; : '"t ,',t:, Z,., .! ...".C" . ' ' RcimUica n leaders, iii Congress jimI but, are Ralph Willi ains''frieiids. (This friend- . ship means much to Oregon and th6 North west. Without ostentation Ralph Williams enlwts the aid f these leaders for the things the Northwest needs from the national gov- r:.l.:. , crmncnt. Keep Oregon to the front Don't 'Let Her Slump VOTE FOR RALPH E. WILLIAMS FOR Republican National Committeeman Keep Oregon a Leader Vote X 13 for Ralph E. Williams LMsaj
