Medford mail tribune., May 23, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

PXGE SIX
WEDFOUn MATH TKTBUNK HrEDFOUD, OK1WOV. TUKKIUY. MAY 2.'.. 1022
Y. W. C. A. DRIVE IS
LAUNCHED
m
FINE EN
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mm
10 DIVE FROM IDP
OF HOTEL MEDFORD
AS SHRINE STUN
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Tha Y. W. C. A. started its annual
finance campaign this morning when
organ lied teams of workers began can
vaitslns Medford and vicinity.
Last night at the dinner held at the
Presbyterian church plans were com
pleted and names assigned to the dif
ferent teams. Mrs. Loralne Cornish,
president of the local Y. V. C. A., pre
sided over the meeting;. Mayor C. E.
Gates spoko of the excellent work the
Msoclatian was doing in the cases of
individual girls In Medford. J. CJ
Mann in his "snoerh satd: "The Y. W.
C. A. is worth more to the people of
Medford this year than it was last. It
has proved its worth by this year's
experience. The proposition Is already
sold. The question now Is simply t
collect for It"
Miss Katherine Rogers, national
hoard secretary, who has had much
experience in engineering Y. W. C. A.
drives spoke of the definite plans of
the campaign, and gave many helpful
suggestions to the solicitors.
Campaign headquarters are located
at the llulck Garage on West Main
and each afternoon of the drive tea
will be served at 4:30 when a report
of committees will be heard.
By contributing to the Y. VV. C. A.
you are making a big Investment in
the girls of Medford. tou are provid
ing them with a place to play, a place
to live and a place to work. You will
be rewarded through the advantages
that the Y. W. C. A. brings to your
daughter and your neighbor s daughter
in the form of clean, wholesome
amusement and self development for
better womanhood.
ANOTHER FLIGHT
N
AROUND
WORLD
LONDON, May 23. (By Associated
Press). In an attempt to fly around
the world by air, two British aviators
plan to hop off from the flying field
at Croydon at noon tomorrow.
The airmen, Major W. T. Blake of
the Royal air force and Captain Nor
man MacMlllan, expect to complete
their trip in two months.
The route lies through France, Italy,
Greece, Egypt, Mesopotamia, India,
eastern China, Japan, thence via the
Aleutian islands to Alaska, through
the United States to New York to
. Newfoundland and across the Atlantic
to Greenland and Iceland to Scotland.
: The route for the trip was visualized
by Sir Ross and Keith Smith of Aus
tralia but the latter abandoned his
plans when his brother was killed re
cently In a preparatory flight.
There will be biff Shrine doings in
Medford next Friday, .May Sfi. and one
of the featnrel Incident thereto
which can be wituessed by the gen
eral public will ;qe a thrilling dive
from the roof of, the Hotel Medford
into a tankofwatr.
The Shriners of ltlllah temple. A.
A.1 O. N. M. S. ajid visiting Shriners
will hold a ceremonial at the Nata
torlum building beginning at 2 p. m.
Candidates from Roseburg. Ashland
and Medford wiU be "among those
present." A rectus will be declared
a 5 .p. m. when 4 big parade will bo
formed with the pine of march from
the Natatorium to the Hotel Medford.
Prompt at 3:30. p. m. the big added
attraction of the day will come, when
rrof. Wilbur Fiigerald will dive
from the top of , the hotel building
Into a tank of wnter. Prof. Fitzger
ald is a member of thn St. Louis Ath
letic club and Is Known as one of the
moit spectacular llvers In the world
today. , '
Immediately attar this thrilling ex
hibition the Shrlner and their ladl;
will enter the dining room of tuT
hotel for the banquet. Vpon comple
tion of the work at the Nat the big
ceremonial ball will be held. As this
is the first ceremonial to be held In
Medford for several years the com
mittees in charge are working hard
to make it an affair long to be remembered.
CHAUTAUQUA TO
E
E E EN
T
PROGRAM
FR DAY
ORD S
E-MEDF
OLD TIE SPIRIT
BANQUET JUNE 2
NEW STAR ROUTE
TO KLAMATH FALLS
Mrs. Hoover, superintemjent of the
Chautauua arrived In Medford Mcn-
day. Mrs. Hoover met the various j
committee Monday evening, and an
nounced herself well pleased with the-
work already done. She predicts that
Medford will go over the top In salva
of tickets. Mrs.. Hoover has been
with tho Kllison-Whlte for etght
years and asked what she thought of
the talent on this year's Chautauqua
expressed herself very emphatically
in saying that She believed that it was
the best all round program she had
seen. All ticket holders are asked to
criticise the talent, but so generally
are the patrons pleased thut they have
no .criticisms so fur. The lecturers.
Mrs. Hoover says, are superb and will
enthuse all who hear them.
The Chautauqua opens Friday af
ternoon and will continue six days.
Kach day will bo well worth the at
tention of all lovers rf good things.
If you have not secured your ticket
get it now at one of the fo'.lowlug
places: Model Clothing company,
Swem's Studio, Southern Oregon
Hardware Store, Weeks 4 Orrs Fur
niture Store, Heath's Drug Store or
the Chamber of Commerce. The price
advances Friday noon.
IRISH ARMY OUTLAWED
(Continued from page one)
Press). The Ardflieis, the national
Sinn Fein organization, ratified at its
meeting today the agreement reached
last week by the factions in the Pail
Fireann regarding elections and' the
composition of the government. After
voting Its approval the session adjourned.
The Medford Spirit of I01O wilt be
featured as part of the entertainment
progiam of the anuunl not t.inotlier of,
the members of the Medford chamber j
of Commerce. Those members who,
were residents of Medford at that lime
will participate In interesting rec'illec!
tlons, whereas the newer ones will getj
a touch of the high life which was of i
every day occurrence In those days.
The 1910 feature will he In charge of
Paul McDonald assisted by Uiryj
Mann. It is guaranteed that tt will be
a scream as the general outline of the
affair assures that already us many
interesting events took place in those
days from which the committee Is
making tip the little 'playlet.
This annual get-together will take
place at the Modrord hotel on Friday.
June L'txl. It will Wgln with n seven
o'clock ilinnor for which the atten
dance commute are ienv nelling tlek-'
eta at $1.00 perflate. It will not be a
long drawn out affair as there Is only
one address to bo nuule and that by
W. K. Hobbltt of Woodland, California
who Is an Inspiring shaker aiVl well
worth the cost of the l!nncr to hear.
That star route daily carrier service
between Medford and Klamath Falls,
in both directions, which Postmaster
Wamer has long etrived with the post
office department to bring about, goes
into effect tomorrow. It will make a
difference of 24 hours in the delivery
of the ordinary mail between the two
cities.
The daily pouch from Medford for
Klamath Fails will bo made up in time
to depart on train 13 leaving here at
9:17 a. m.. for handling bv the star
route carrier. The Ashland postofflce
will make np a pouch for Medford for
handling by the star route, putting in
the mail from Klamath Falls that is
brought over the mountains by the
daily stage this way, and this pouch
ill be brought by stage to Medford by
30 or 3 p. m. in time to be distributed
along with the mail arriving on the
northbound passenger train from Port
land. No registered mail will be car
ried by this new star route service.
BELFAST, May 23. Carron Tower,
the county Antrim mansion of Lord
Londonderry, recently converted into
a hotel, was burned last night by incendiaries.
2:
DR DU BACH WILL
ADDRESS SCHOLARS
The eighth grade graduates of
Jackson county will be addressed
nest Saturday at their class gradua
tion by Dr. W. O. Du Bach of O. A.
C. The Chautauqua, building in Ash
land will house the lngathered
friends of the glrla and boys, and the
graduates themselves will be seated
on the rostrum, a band between two
and three hundred strong.
. The exercises ore to begin at 10
, A. M., Saturday, May 27.
2B
R I ALTO
IWXilXS TOMORROW
I I III f from the
noue.L hu.
Stewart
r Edward White
Robert AtfKim. Claire Adams
. and Carl Gantvoort
. OOIXG TONIGHT
HOOT GIBSON
In a rollicking breath-taking
story of tho wewt.
'RED COURAGE'
DUBLIN. May 23. Michael Collins,
head of the provisional government,
in addressing the Ardfeish said the
soul of the agreement reached by the
Dall last Saturday was that it secured
the unity of the nation, enabling Ire
land to end the disorder. "If. as has
been said, this agreement repeals the
Anglo-Irish treaty," said Collins, "we
will have to face that in this manner.
J We have made an agreement which
will bring stable conditions to the
country and if these stable conditions
are not more satisfactory then we
must face what these stable conditions
will enable us to face."
SALEM. Ore., May il.-llallot .titles
for the two measures bolns initiated
by the Oregon tar reduction clubs
have been prepared by Attorney Gen
oral Van Winkle. One of the measures
will be known as the "mlllage tax re
peal for the agricultural college and
blate university." The other measure.
If It receives sufficient signatures, wl
go on the November ballot as "two
thirds vote on public Indebtedness at
general election only." Its purpose
will be "to require a two-thirds major
ity of all votes cast to adopt any mea
sure for creating or insurrlng uny pub
lic debt or Issuing any bonds, by the
state, district or municipality."
Man Has Miraculous
Escape
"I was told by or- family .hylil;in
that I could not live, without an ope
ration, as my liver and still mtk wtr
In such a condition. I wt the day lo
go to the hospital, but then I imw
the advertisement of Mayr'a Wonder
ful Remedy. Since taking it I am
j feeling like a two-year-old. I am
nure never couiu niivt puriwu un
operation." It la a Biniple. harmless
preparation thut remove the catar
rhal mucus from Intestinal tract
and allays the Inflammation which
ratines practically nit stomach, liver
and Intestinal aliment, insludtng ap
rwndicitis. One done will convlnre
or money refunded. Adv
CRATER HIGH SCHOOL
PAPER IS OFF PRESS
A general assembly to which
everyone is invited will be held at
the high school audttpHum tomor-
row afternoon at 3:15. The occasion
for the holding of the assembly is the
distribution of the third edition of
the "Crater," the year book of the.
Medford high school. I
The Craters are off the press and
will be distributed tomorrow after-'
noon to those who hold; slips entitling
them to one. If there' is a surplus.
disposal will be made jto those who
have failed to secure slips.
The Crater was first issued by the
class of 1920 and Dana M. Davis was
the editor of the first j edition. The
financial burden of publishing the
first issue was borne by the senior
class and the staff was' composed of
seniors. Last year, as is the case
this year, the entire student body
produced tho volume .which fact
should make It superior to the first
Issue. This Is to say that it will
undoubtedly be a very creditable pro
duction. In 1121, Runneth Brum
baugh was editor and George Mans
field is the editor of . the present
issue.
DUBLIN. May 23. The wholesale
arrest of Sinn Feiners by the Ulster
authorities today is regarded in Dub
lin ss an unhappy development for
the southerners in favor of concilia
tion and the opinion was freely ex
pressed that it might result In the
strengthening of the republican
party, led by Eumon DeValera.
HITS VIOLATORS
(Continued frdm page one)
not believe in labor as he bad lost
four wives from overwork.
"We have not achieved the perfect
prohibition. It takes seven years to
cure one form of the itch. It may take
longer than that to cure the scabies
splrltus frumenti whiskey itch.
"I saw at San Francisco among piles
of debris, a man killed whilo cutting
fingers from a dead woman to steal
rings from her fingers. Had he lived
he would have been a perfect boot
START NEW TUNNEL
E MINE
Work On a new tgnnel, 250 feet
long which will cut the vein at a
level 100 feet deeper than any of the
old workings was started at the Gold
Hidee mine this morning.
The Gold Ridge has now been In
operation for two years and when
running at full capacity with a 6-
stamp mill from 11000 to 11700 has
been the average run for a week, ac
cording to report.
The officials of the company an
ticipate that results will continue to
Improve with the construction of the
new cross cut tunnel.
A meeting of stockholders will be
held in the public library at 7:30
p. m., June 24, and officers for the
ensuing year will be elected.
OLCOTT HOLDS LEAD
FROM GIRLHOOD
TO WOMANHOOD
Woman Relied Upon Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Emporia, Kansas. "I began using
Lydia E. Hnkham's medicines years ago
(Continued from Page One)
from thirty counties, with a few pre
cincts missing from he six regain
ing 'counties of the s(ate gave Olcott
42.7EO; Hall 42,448, a lead for Oloott
of 302. The figures from ten coun
ties were official and; the others un
official. . j
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when I was a girl.
For several years I
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menstrual periods,
making me very
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with my regular du
ties. I tried several
remedies without ob
taining relief. I was
induced to try Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound y
friends and it re
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have occasion and do recommend your
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have troubles similar to my own. You
may use these facts as a testimonial. "
Eva Aldrich, 218 Union St, Emporia,
Kansas.
There are many women who first used
our Vegetable Compound during their
girlhood days. They found it a valuable
help during trying periods. In later
years they use it whenever they feel
those annoying symptoms which women
often have.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
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pared carefully from the bestquality of
medicinal plants, whose properties are
especially adapted to correct the troubles
women nave.
TENTS
We sell for Less, Because we
sell More.
Med. Tent & Awning Works
Opjtofiite 8. V. Depot
Millinery
Blouses
Sweaters
Hosiery
Silk
Underwear
Neckwear
Real Lace
by the yard
J
Purses
Novelties
The
Vanity
Shop
"Quality and Service"
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QUALITY
DEUEI
ECONOMY
IT ALWAYS PAYS TO BUY AT DEU ELS'
Time to Make Up Thojo Summer Frocks
HERE ARE THE FASHIONABLE WASH FABRICS
N"w-is the time, to ho sure, to select the wash Taluks fur the new summery
wash frocks Unit really are ronuirrtl if tmo is to enjoy t t ut mfurt these wann
days. And surprising, indeed, what splendid pwns can he made verv cheanlv.
ALL SILK EPONGE WILLOW WEAVE NOVELTY VOILES
Colors at $1.50 yard Colors 75c yard At 55c to 65c yard
Anewand heantiftd fa!- A very eol.uTuI and ser- A m-w . shipment of
Vie in eoWinys soreat- . ' Voiles in a variety of
i.. f .,,1 vii'ialih' new snitintr. .
n favored. must attractive patterns.
NOVELTY BATISTE COLORED INDIAN "KKWUH LOKKA1NE
40 in. wide at 55c HEAD at 50c GINGHAMS COc to 75c
Xew and seasonable fah- ,, ., ViU.j(.ty ,,f .,.Ws, the W'l in width, and
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able patterns. absolutely guaranteed. al(l yWvU'
BEACH CLOTH IMP'T'D ORGANDY TISSUE GINGHAMS
Colors at 50c , at 05c yard at 75c and 85c yard
A praetieal and very A Beautiful sheer Tissue
serviceable summer (iinuhams in .'12 inch
dress fabric in 'many I'M'-lweis-Kwhw l" inch. u idlh han.lsuine eolor-
'oWs. - Permanent finish. inn.
Wash Frocks
Ginghams
Permanent Finish Organdy
Non-Crease Linens
Smart New Voiles
At last warm weather is here, and already
the rush for the pretty new .summer frocks
has .started.
See the new organdies uf fines! imported
permanent finish. The pretty ninhain
frocks with touches of organdy, as well as
some very ehic voih-, Swiss and linen
dresses. (.nie and .see them tomorrow.
Priced-
$6.50 to $25.00
OUR SALE OF LADIES' COATS AND SUITS CONTINUES
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