Medford mail tribune., May 26, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

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PRESBYTERIANS
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STRINGENT
LM CENSORSHIP
19MILESTABL
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CLOTHS ON BIG
LINER
MAJESTIC
RINSO WEEK
Economy Groceteria
SPECIAL DEMONSTRATION
and
SPECIAL PRICES
, to introduce this new soap
Pkg. n 7c
5 for . . 29c
10 for 57c
17 for ... 95c
Washing Machine Size ... 23c
GATES & LYDIARD
DKS MOINES, In , My 2fi, (Uy
Associated rress). Aftor n dobnto
which lasted nearly nil morning, ttio
remnIiul.T of thu Sione report, entail-
t Intc a reduction of the agencies of the
States of America from sixteen to four;
anil the creation of a general council j
to take over the functions of executive i
commission ami the new era movement
was adopted in its entirety by the
IS-lth general assembly.
The Rov, tiustar Hrlesleb, Pasadena,
Cal., pastor and movie censor on the
Pacific coast, presented an outline to
be fallowed in the censorship of mo
tion pictures as follows:
Kliminntiou of women In abbreviated
costumes.
No scenes of drinking or smoking by
men or women, and dancing scenes.
Abolition of all "triangle" plays and
scenes dealing with inharmonious
home life.
A ban on crims or underworld film
scenarios.
Elimination of all death bed "agony
scenes."
A boycott by the general assembly
to be maintained by all constituents
of the Presbyteriun church against all
theaters presenting "pictures that arej
suggestive and unclean, was recom
mended by the board of temperance
and moral welfare.
Certain Interests In the motion pic
ture industries it is charged in the
presentations "make light of marriage,
woman's virtue, the Lord's day, the
eighteenth amendment and chastity,
thus spreading a moral blight across
America and striking at the vitals ot
the nation in suggesting to the youth
of the land ruinous habits."
Existence of a well organized oppo
sition to all efforts to "cleanse a city
of a Tile picture" and the entrance of
the film Industry into politics to pre
vent election of hostile candidates was
also alleged In the report.
Debarment of all actors and act
resses of notorious and unsavory
moral reputation and Intemperate
habits was also urged.
t One commlsftinner rhftrritri tha nvia.
tence of a gigantic tobacco monopoly
which was guarding against government-action
on the cigarette question.
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CRATER LAKE
An excellent bleached hard wheat flour, 49
lb. sack, now . ..... ... $2.10
... AVHITAKER'S ,
Cash and Carry, Grocery
, 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
watennain 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
Section 148 of the City Charter.
Bate at Medford, Oregon, this 15th day of May, 1922.
MARY HASWELL WEBBER, ' . '
Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon.
FEUD IS ENDED
KLAMATH FALLS. Ore.. May 2 4.
A controversy which opened De
cember last over the Klamath Rec
ord and the Evening Herald, both lo
cal dailies, ended today when E., J.
Hurray, former owner of the Herald,
tendered in court a $1,000 bill and
took in return the entire, common
slock and full control of the Klamath
Record. This was in pursuance with
the decree of Circuit Judge C. P.
Stone, entered ten daya ago after
hearing the testimony in the case of
Murray against the Record. This
su't sought the enforcement of a
contract dated October 8. 1921 nm.
riding for the sale of the Record toJ
him for 13,000. When he had paid
some $2,000 Murray claimed, the
Record refused to carry out the agree
ment. Murray said today he had
not decided what disposition to make
of the Record properly.
URGE PROTECTION
OF
RUMANIA
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
KKF1XT1VK MAY 2T, 102a
; ASHLAND.ROSEBURG STAGE
Dally Except Stud? ,
Xortli Hon nil '
Head Down, "
J,v. 12:00 Xoon
liV. l. M.
1'V 4:KI P. M.
A v. 7:0 P. 51.
Asliliind
Mndforri
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Jlowbiir
NojiIIi ISouml
Item! I'p.
A v. ::!5 V. 51.
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l.v. 1:00 J'. M.
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INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
F.MSK: Ahlilanil-ISoM-l.iiiK, 4.0; , Mrdfoid-itosoluii L', Sl,13;
wants I'uss-lloseburg, Ji:$.()0. ,- ' -"
. ' Medford Phone 800
PARIS, May 2C (By the Asso
ciated Press.) Steps have been tak
en to place France on record as agree
ing to protect Roumanla's claims to
Bessarabia, Vic Premier Barthou an
nounced in an address last night at
a dinner given in honor of the Ru
manian premier, .51. Bratlano.
"51. Bratlano kept his promise,
made in 191, to block the path
against the bolshevists," said M. Bar
thou. "Today I have signed a bill
guaranteeing Bessarabia to Routna
nia wjilch I trust will pass." The con
troversy over the territory reached
committee discussions during the
league meeting but was not disposed
of.
PORTLAND, Ore., May 2f?. The
Oregon strawberry season bpened here
Tuesday with the arrival of one crate
from Douglas county and seven crates
from Hood River. The Doiigl,as ship
ment wai first on the market and
went for $7.50.
Commission men were holding th.
Hood River offerings ut the same price
but they were not moving very fast
this morning owing to the competition
with California berries which were on
the market at $3 a crate. The first
shipment from Kennewlck, Wash., ar
rived here yesterday, two crates sell
ing for $7.50 apiece, ,
SOUTHAMPTON. Kng.-Tuo outfit
ting of the llnor Majnstlc, Ctf.OoO tons,
which made her maiden trip to Now
York thla month was a coIowhhI affair
and quite on a par with her alto, which
Is the largest n the world. Sovntion
tons of blunkets. 10 niih's of sheets,
104 miles of bed covers were bolnt
utllited for the sleeping npurtmeiUii.
For the dining rHina there were 19
miles of table cloths ttnd 29,000 pieces
of glassware. Chimi and earthenwnrn
totalled SO.OOO pieces.
The ploctro-plate and cutlery con
sists of 50.000 pieces, wltlv.au extra
5500 pieces for the French restaurant.
The crew of the ship will wear
something like five and one-hulf mllea
of aprons during a va'tRe.
SALTS IS FINE FOR
IT
T
rinth the Kidneys at once when Back
harts or Bladder bothsra Mt
t form uric acid.
Ko man or woman who &ts meat rjpi
tarly eon nuke a ruiatake by Uuthing
t!i kidneys occasionally, my well
known authority. Meat' form uria acii
whivA ctoga ths kidney porta o they
Hugsitlily flltr or strain only part of
the vtast and jx.ion from th blood.
in yea grt sick. Nearly all rbtuma
im, bcadaelits, liver trouble, narroua
MM. conCipsuii, diuintw, sleeplessness,
Ms.Mcr disorders ooma frum sluggish kld-
T9.VS.
'J he moment you ftwi a dull ache In tlis
kidneys or your ltk hurta, or if it
urine ia cloudy, offensive, full of sedi
ment, irregular of pu-iag or attended
by a sensation of K-aiding, get about four
ounces of Jad Salts from any reliable
pharmacy and. Uka a. tableapoonful ia
a glua of water before breakfast for a
few day &nd your kidney will then act
One. This fajr-ous amlta is made from
the acid of jrrape and lemon juice, onm
hjicd with lithia and bit been usad for
(reneration to flush dogjpd kidney and
stimulate, them to activity, alao to sen
trall the acids in urine so it na longer
eaotes irritation, thus ending bladder dis
order. .
Jad Palts is nezpentiv and cia
oot Injure; make a delightful effor
Vraeeat lithia-water drink which all reg.
Jr meat rater should take, bow and
then to keep tbe kidney clean and th
blood pure, thereby avoiding serious kid
nev oomDliestinuw
SPECIAL.
. for
One Week Only
Water restrictions now on
e will replace gasket in
that leaky faucet any place
in city, 50c for one, 2Tc for
every additional faucet
For one week' only, starting
nay zza. !
Modern Plumbing
& Heating Co.
Phone 620
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For real efficiency in
Dry Cleaning
insist on our service.
"WE ARE NOT
UNLESS
SATlsriTrr
VOU ARE'
GIM CHUNO
China Herb Store ,
This ts to certir; that Olm Chung of
Melford, Orn., has cured tri at g'lltre
"t"miu:l trouble. B. M. Leonard,
10 J t., Gnnts
This 18 to certify that Olm Chung of
Medford, Oro., Imp cured me of rupture'
of four yi-Hrn' standing. Ji ,,, Isliam,
413 H Ht., Orant, Ore. -
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 1!?,- 1917.
This Is to wrtlfy Oiat I, the under-
Signer), hail vrv Hiar utnmufh ronhli
rid hud been hothere'l for several years
no idHt AiiKiint WHtt not expocteil to
live, arid henrliK of J!m C'hiina; (whone
Herb dlure In at 2)4 Hoiith I'Yoi.t street,
Med ford j. I deirldcil to tret herbs for m
stoviach trouble, arid T started to feeling
better as soon at I them nd today
am well man and. can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I was to see
Olm Chung; and try his Herbs.
(KlKtie.1) , W. It. JOHNSON.
wltnesNes:
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point.
W. I.. Chlldrnth, Eagle Point.
M. A. Andfraon, Mudford,
K. R. Hrl;nea, liagle- Point.
C K. Moore, KaglA Point,
J. V. Mclntyre, Ksgle Point.
Geo. Von der Hellen, Kagle Point. '
Thos. K. Wlchols, Eagle Point.
;MILLIONS ,OF POUNDS
BOUGHT BY THE GOVERNMENT
'17
Baking
Powder
SAME PRICE
For more than 30 years
Ounces jfor
WHY PAY WAR PRICES?
Ashland Granite Company
Offers local investment opportunity.
Build a Busiricss-MaKe a Payroll-Draw Your Dividends
I'lio Ashland (Iranite Coinpaiiv (ITers to tlw peoj)lt of the
Rogue lfiver Valley i?150,(KK) of the n.itunoii Un-k or the roui
pany, 110 prefei retl stock issued, in shares of $100 i-adi.
t Tlie coiiipanv has hem int-oi ju. rated uiuler the laws of Ore
gon by K. V. Carter. Julius P. Wt.lf, H. H. Hihart. V, 1). Warner,
R Perozi, O. Winter, N. H. Ilanisuii. Kmil Teil and JI. C.
(Jaley, all well-known Ashland business men.
The purpose of the corporation h to buy IK) acres of laud
and the euipment of the. Hlair (iranitcCoiupany. This property
is located about six inilis, in 1111 air line, southeast of Ashland,
and has been operated for six years by Mr. NY, M. Hlair who has
sold over if'tHUH) worth of granite throughout the Northwest,
wluve it is firmly established iu the markets as in qualitv, ap
pearance and durability it is second to none on this continent.
The company further proposes to enlarge the plant and build
up a wholesale gnuiite business to a jKiint w here it will lie one of
the leading industries of Southern Oregon and pay good divi
dends to tlnse who purchase the htock.
The physical situation of the property, all marketing condi
tions, freight rates, demand for the granite and prices obtain
able are favorable to the development of a large and profitable
business whieli should employ many men at good wages and
bring into the community thousands of dollars every month from
outside, hourees.
During an exhaustive investigation covering over three
months, sufficient evidence has been procured, duly verified and
substantiated by official reports, original letters and otherwise
to enable any investigator to satisfy himself on all important
points in connection w ith this enterprise. The information gath
ered is available to the public and may be obtained upon appli
cation to the company.
The financing of thU project is tiow under way and you are
invited to have a part in it. A descriptive and well illustrated
booklet will soon be ready for distribution and will be mailed
upon request. Watch our space Saturday for detailed and valu
able information. . , '
Ashland Granite Company
' Ashland, Oregon
, II. (V. OALKY, Stuck Subscription Solicitor.
You have been wanting to use gas, but have
hesitated on account of the cost, of service
installation. For the next 15 days your gas
company will run service 40 feet inside your
property line free of cost to you.
'.' ' . .
There is due to arrive in k few days a car
load of pipe and we are now r prepared to
make extensions ' of mains to consumers.
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Stop in at our office and talk it over with us.
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Southern Oregon Gas Co.
Are You
Building
Mansion, Chicken
Coop or i
Industrial Plant?
. i
We can tak car of your electrical
work. " :
. EFFICIENT SERVE "1
REASONABLE WtJV-S
Renard Electric Co.
119 E, 6th St. , Phone 1000
' WOOD!
liy Mill IIIcm Un: Fir Kluli Woo.l and
nil. ot kf kJmU of wood .
MEDFORD FUEL CO,
Cor, ThiiHj nod Fr . 1 mono m