Medford mail tribune., June 01, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

WED VOl ID MAIIJ TR1MJNK. " MKOFOUD. OHKOON', Yl IT I. .SHAY, .IVNK J, U2
U. S. EXPORTS TO
(K0,000 for the ronntrurtlon of new
honpltnl. Thi larger portion of thl
i'ioii'-y Ik to he dpi-nl In in-atlnK f
i llitli-H for trriitiitK th lii-iiroiMV( hl;i
trir, inontal pnili-nt.H. Thn liKinn Ik
iiImo pripnrinK lo p'-'ition i-nnrffm
to lltn'riillze Ih" proofil Sweet hill.
Thin hill now mnki'K It linpniwlhln for
mi ex-Holilti-r to ohttiln Koverntnent
ticiitiiient for wiir Inlnrlcn wliph
phow tip more: than two yurii after
lle linrK" from m-rUi e. The l"ninn
lonterulM that It miitht ennily he five
etir after 'Ilie-harKe hi fore Iriliith-N,
phynh nl uml mentitl rffvot of
mrvle would uppenr.
Stop Hay Fever at That First Sneeze
Maryland Follows Oregon
MALTIMOKB. Juno 1. Tho atntfl of
Maryliiml today aililed to tli lilRh cimf
of gaaolinn when It hcKiin collt't-tlou i(
a tax of ono -nt a Kallor on ganu!!no
iiHo l In motor vclilclnn. Tlm money
will Iir iml t reduce a long standing
tlefifit of $1,100,000 In tlia malntentinc
funds of the roitdti cnminUaloo, "
FOR GET-TOGETHER
E
DAY IS AVERAGE
L
!E
l
iilfTlliurt nrr
two mm
tVtKT H NUbt
UROPE INCREASED
BANQUET FRIDAY
MONTH OF APRI
EX-SERV C
IN
l.vi-iytliliui In set fur the lilif mi
until u'l -luin-llii'i' iiw i'Iiii; iif Ihe
Mcilrtnd l Unrulier ti( Ciitiiincreo
ultlijijlH in l lj(.l l the Mcdfiird
Motel i tomorrow cuius seven
n'i'iiit. , i
The! snip if dinner tickets by tlm
I tlllllUtllC (III llUi'llU.llli l ItUk IH'I'II
illnoiil limed iiih) i m'i viit Ion I'll II
only ln nmile i( tlm ImiIi'I hei huiic nil
HUlinillti-K till I'lU'll itllllll' t-M"epl (''
IlKHii wliti Itiivn actually bmittlil mill
paid fur their Hi hi'i.
The off It't-i'H ii( tlx' rlniiiili'T wUli
Id lisve it 1 tt 1 1 1 1 y ti mlfi l i il tlnil
tills Iiiii-IIiim In not RolMK (o bo it 1'illK
ilr.wit mil uffiil,, Them lll l.ti di-vii-nil
tiualiK'MM iniittern uh'in immlilio
lailnii, lull thitw will nut ri'iiili Inna
(ItMrllMMlllllH. Till IIHi'tlllM IN l.li(!
hi III inure an it k ni'iiniiliMi'il ami
know yniir tii-ltihliiir abject than any.
IIiImK clue tt i tit k i hiiI In iif. ti uml it
JI'li'll talk, II ft HI' n tim.il tl I u i t , will
ila linn ii toward ki'UIiik it Komi fi'l
IumkIiIi fi'i'inm. which Ih i'ii iiiiui iij
i u ri tn li ii It y miri-en.
W. K. Ilulil.ltl uf Woodland. (HI,
in the limit tvltii Mill give nil mini.
HlliiK In tlililk uIm.iiI. IIh mi nun IiIh
tiilk "t'o-tiieiute or l'olliimc' w lilrlt
In lln If Iniiilli'M iiooiJ ninui ttinl
should In beard dy every member uf
the chamber.
Iteldi-nt of Miilfi.nl hn fi In
lil i't.'i In the miri uf the I'ltiiin
lnT tpt i 'mntm-rce, tilihnutjli nut
miiiilSitii. tin- pi vcjii in utli'tnl
iIiIh dinner nipi'lltnc. Thine who In
ti'iiil lt In prfent hIihuIiI tiiuvlui!
their ' III ket lii d. In llitttol row lliinll
In t'ttHlilli the llllti'l inn IU1K' nl In
piepare fur nil In advance
WASHINGTON. Jinn. i.-Ktiwlt lo
Kninif Increased iluiiiiit April an com
pared wlllt Dm ttmmi iniiiiiii IuhI year
littl tuport to South America iliicilrinil
II witii shown In ti,i Ii. reports UStled
liitlny by llui ciiuim-n e department,
I in put In r out Ii iUi Kuropu uml fiiiullt
Anii'i'li'M declined.
KxporU In ICtiruim during April K-Kit-kaicd
Imi;,(i(io,(ioii computed Willi
l7.'i.lJli,IKiU In April it ycui' UKO, whlln
liiipntu wiirn vuIinmi t iii:,0'ifi,oiMi
iiKiilunt IHH.Onn.noo lii April IH2I,
Fur Ihn It'll iicnHm iiiidnil with1
April, export to i:tiriiHi were 11.711,
11011,1)1)11 iiKiiittHi M.ii'it.mio.iiti'i Unilnc
Ihn h.iiiii. month Iiiki yi'tir, wlilln lin
ImiIh for I lie pi-rloil amounted to
$iiMi.mi(l,(iHi nmipiinul with tH'.iHMI,
(ion ilnrinK Hi" ten niutilliM umlixl April
i'X:.
KxiHirU In Boittli Anti'rlra fur April
oKKri-Kitli'il t IS, Dim, (ma oniiiiiinil with
$JI,whi,(iihi u yur uic ii nil Imp' it In
(otiilli-il I'JI.onO.iiun aculnHt f 'Jl.Otiti.nou
III April lt yi'tir,
I'.xpirU to Botith Atni'tliit for lite
It'll nninthii (ndi'il w ith April H-nolm l
tuliil vxliin of ll:,Uiii),imi roinpiiinil
with HHK.OUO.iioo itiirlntj ihn cornf-
KIKHIllillK lll'itllllN f ID-'l. Willi" till-
hiiu f ir Ihn mitnn porloit wi-rn
puu.imu itKtlnl iH.'.Ouii.iidi) iurln Ihu
mum li'it iiiutUliK liml ytar.
KING BORIS DIG
S CUT
ir s . . r?--.-.
WHh ihe I 'liiiltiK of npiInK ami hi o-ikoiioi, hay fever hiiomea nulte
riiiniiii. In the wnmi ti'n rllnli- In S'nelil iikI on, a corn laa la-i-n perfect
ed w hli h litvolveti the plm Iiik of pnlleitH of pliintH likely to aline hay
fitver on liny wini'-h riuirkit on Ihe forearm of Ihe patient. The pollen
i luuu ii n!UM nwi'IH'ik iiroiiml tho m i nt' ll ntnl the treatnienl la then
illri-' ti-'l tiKiiliixt that Mpei lf.- pollen.
INftlANAI'ftl.lH, Ind.. June-The
worot uiHUiiiih-d Hiifferi'd hy Arri'-rl-inti
Koldlera iiuriiiK the world war are
Jutrt hi-Kinnlni; to dhow themwlveti. '
Hy eotiiniMt troopM wounileij on tho
hiiltli-flililH are lueky i-oinpnred with
ihe cieally Ituriad'-'l eauualtliH of to
day, iiiioi ilint; to '. II. HarriH. an of
flelal of the Ameri'-an LeKloii ii.t
llonal hiM'J'i inn tern here In ehnrice of
i . x-itoiller rlalii.a ai(a.nt the (fovem
loent. ;
There In ah uim" tit two ex
ri.iiier null lc!i a ilay, Mr. Ilnrrl le
i l.i ten following a KtuIy of report.
Tliexe men. Mr. Ilatrln flnils. almoxt
without exeeptloti were in the ,atte
lineH In l-Vanie, Th'-im aoldlerK, the
h Kion oltlf-liil nmtenilM.' were !la
r hartteil l,y urtuy (loi tora tin normal.
Sini the war, however, thi ne men,
ntruKiih'iK tor a livliti;. have unii'-r-Kone
in int. 1 1 nnKiilKh that their war
i in Kill m rvea could not withntunil.
Theie arc two way In whii It the
f.ei n hopeit o tnlniati-r to then
liiental fawx and to prevent their In-
riHpe, Mr. IJarrla i.ointa out. Tho
f-aniili-y hill, now law. provPW-n $17.-
Inexpensive Method of Reducing" v.r
Dangerous Swollen Veins at Home
I"'x"tor' Itiir-ent. Ilsijery. A Wo
llealit I'lrtTx, lt,4lx, arhiioi li-,
AlMewx-it ami Open Sorin In a
t'vn
The world proKrenceH. Toilay ail
ment that took week to eure ean
now lie ended in a few day. If you
have verh ow velna, or huncheti, you
tn mart thin today to hrln them
hark U' normal aize, and If you are
wine you will do no.
JUHt Ret on original hottle of
Mi'ini'i K.nerealil Oil at any 11h
penslni; li:ir m.i r-int nnd apply It
nlKht and mornlnB to the enhanced
veina. It In very powerful and pene
trating and only n little in required.
.After a few daya' treatment the
velna will Ix-Kin to Kro-.v xmaller and
hy regular ue will noon reduce to
norma I.
Moone'x Emerald Oil heiile blns'i
one. tit the mot powerful if antlnip
tl capahlfl of dentroylnit th moat
pernarlouH (termx anr ths poison
cauwd hy them. In alao a marvloua
henllnic ftnent. (
ne appllcnlion for Inntanee iopa
tho Itching if eczema, and a few ap
plication rnusi'i the eruAlon to dry ,
up. wale off and roritpletely dlMup
pear. It ia equally ns effeetlve In
jhnrher'ii Itch, unit rheum, reilneim un4
'inflammatory nkin trotilile.
i people w ho want to reduce vcr!-:
roie vein, wenn or goitre, or get rid
I of eczema, ul eri, hulls, ahacewieit or
piles In a fen- day should not hel
'tate to get a bottle at onre. It la 3t
powerful that a ftmall . bpttle hint a,'
I long time. Any pharmky ran nup
I plv yon Ad
PRINCE OF WALES
m m star
01 POTATOES
W ASIIINdTON'. Jun.i 1 - Ilii lui il n
I In lite rate of lutmenl i ltuiK'd fitritn'la
hy f'-leral Imid hnnkx from nlv to five
. und one half per nt-nt etfi c-tlvo loday
wa Bnitmin i-d yenterilay hy Coimnla-
dioni-i l'hil'-ll of tln Lu in lonn hoard.
,... , .... ,, , . , Thi redmilon In tho rate. Mr. Uli
S ) A. June 1- hlng llorl o II..!1,,,.,, ,.,,,,,, WM lh0 r,.ul, of lhe
tar,, ha t-eeome 1,1- ..n wHtwr, flotatinuof 75.oo.(m.o In
Me may I... an ) any day In tho imlaeo , . fnrm 1(ian
r...n.U. ai. It. In band and dr,'.xe,l in 1,, if now for
an old linen duxter nigitiitK p tat.-ex or , .,,
planting yiReial)l. Ila bellovra Ihej
tltito liai. rome when kiUKH miiMl li'i
aoinMhing more than runmitutiniia!
flKureheada.
"In our country everyone tmittt work,
Kvn my (.Uteni (I'rin e l.'uil.ixlii
and I'rliu eux Naie)da) are il Iiik their
idiaro, , Vou wilt find them In tlio
kltrht'n doing uiii tiaefttl hoimehi'lil
ti.aH." . .
RELEASED
UN
E
IT
SENATOR CAPPER
INTRODUCES NEW
BDL TRADE BILL
WASUlMiTON. May SI A nr-w hill!
for regulation of future trading en
kralu cx( hanKex, dcHlm- l to meet the
U'SIioN. June I. ( l!y the A
miclnt d rri'Hui - Tin I'rince of
Wale will appear In dm new role of I recent decision of the supreme cmrt
pietni. r Itiltiah film atur w hen the j holding the preay-nt truditig act inoper
iilfiiiiil ineiiialigraphle. record of hlatative In part, wua Introduced In the
wuiid tour, in ii wrUil of lx two-; Kenatc today hy 8enatir C'apppr, re
ret epi,i.ii- w in t. n-li iiied xiinul- pulil'ican. Kansas, chairman of the no
taneuuely with his return to '"-! official a Rrtrulture bloc and author of
limn in June. i nee iiims later win
he rxiiilut' il in Atni-i li n.
1 the original act.
Three uiiiera men were attached.
In presentlns hU new measure Sn-
nev, w lu h II la rlulmed will rival
the lr-l Ami-rl'-an thrllleia.
CUKVICNXK. V.. Jiin 1. Snow
fell tii-nernlly In central and aouthi-rn
Wyoming yeKterday and loilny Is hav
ing lis first ' whltfl" June firt within
, tha iiiemory of thn oldest Inhabitant.
; It began to snow here lute yesterday
Vote Money fur Oljniplt-.
I'AIlM, Jtin" I. illy - thn Ateo
tliued I'rensl -The finance commis
Hon of tho rlminlicr of diipttliea In
ilnv Voletl un niioi'ilit lilt Inn uf 11
(ino, Ouo ftaiic. to defray the epenn-s ! n'terniMtii and continued late Into the
nf the 91 oivinple Bnnie in I'arln. ' tilglit. Tho temperalura Is moderate.
Ito Ih toval uni ty and thev made an "l ,r apjwr a Piori ui,
intimate record of the primes Jour- we agricuiiurt; uioc and oi SK-cretarj
Wallace and others of the department
oi agriculture. It was referred t; the
Thi- inlnce Ih featured landing nt tiurictilttiro committee'
lloii.liay. In parade, and nvnikhnnni.. j The. hill Is similar to the act de
aling Inner en Indian race track. cUrf,lt )lulrllV(, hr the supren.e
"rthivr" s n'rim: i rr rr hu lu ?n,Ia:m",,;i' f,,r,n-
Bold domed momitie of lho.e and c,l,' ' ,,nsl1 'H,n 11,0 I"'''' of l0"-lig.-r
hunting in Nepal. It I Hinted to usulate Inter-atate trafflf.
that the ptin,-. ohji ctcd to poking 1,10 "10 "'O present law, provide
n big game hunter, coimenuently he for designation und regulation of "con-
will not bu hbown In the act of tract markets" by the secretary of
KhoottuK. agriculture and for admission to grain
i no mm nrgin wttn an iiniioiii'ii -,,.,,...,., nf frP,,BP,- --..nnerative
picture of the prince taken ..nawarca. M1Hf,a,,0B thfi latter a provision 01
rli.
Time to He.tlrst
ib tk
i
ALL over the country
jTXl. today men arc talk
ing about the service
Fisk Tiires give. Just
look the tires over if
you want to know why.
Compare for -Quality
and Price.
Thvrt's a l isk Tit t of t:tt a t nluf in it-cry she,
"' uir, true or .vu ct m hoi
nmiMiaisa)i(KV
I
wmmttv I
It bears the Miih-tltle of one of hta
moat fitmlliar i-onitncnt: "I'hotog
raphcr ure a iitilKance."
posed vigorously by the established
boards of trade.
"Another important change," said
Senator Capper In a statement explain
ing Ihu new bill, "is the provision
H. tl. Wells I eonnldering entering
Ilrilii'h politics, but nays he doi-a not
Intend to stand for parliament at the which substitutes regulation of the use
liferent. The novelist has been nom-'of the malls and interstate commerce
Inated I-ord Hector of the tllasgow j for ,e taxinfi provisions of the previ-
l.ous state. A lurther provision not
unlverelly by the etudent adherents
ard and Sir John si-lf,,l!nJ -a'ng T
mott are tin. unionist and liberal Jcslgned to give the secretary of agrl-
nomini-ca oppoNlna Mr. Well. As- jCulturo iKiwer to deal with the question
curding to the noveiiat, the nomlna-'of grades that may be delivered on
lion pi ovtdea an opportunity of tet
Ing wliut welcome awaits him If ho
lake it direct Interest In political nf
falrx. Mr. Wt-lla claim no connec
tion with any political patty nnd as-huiih-n
that the nomination does not
commit lilin to elrlct adherence to
the labor program, lie mo ho Is a
sorlallat, educationalist and a re-pulilicH.-i.
PARLOR TEA ROOMS
OVER W00LW0RTH BUILDINO
i UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT
;'x Tiiuiclicou 11:H0 n.. in. to 2:'.W p. m.
Aftcriitwn Toa 2:30 p. m. tt 5s00 n. m.
J'ivpiimpr 'ftiid 'After Thntfe Sorvico 7:00 p, m. t 11 .00 p. m.
PrivuVe Parlies On Special Arrangement -
CLOSED BY PARLEY
WASHINCiTON, June 1. I.arse
manufacturers who have Httpplled
armor plate, ordnunco, torpedo und
other Htipplles to the navy have noti
fied tho navy department that because
of the armament limitation treaty and
consequent falling off In government
orders they will close their plants,
Hear Admiral McVcy, chief of ord
nance, told thn senate nnvnl commit1
toe. Some of the private plants, nnd
the governtnenfn nnuur pluto plant In
West Virginia hnv. been closed nnd
others nre to shut down ns soon as
the nnvnl limitation treaty Is 'ratified
hy ull the signatory nations Admiral
McVey lnformd the committee-.
contracts, premiums and discounts,
inadeiniule elevator capacity and any
oilier conditions that may have s'.milar
importance in relation to the prievs
and executions of contracts.
Cotton Exchange Members Fired
NEW YORK, June 1. Three mVm
horB of tho New York cotton exchange
tmlny. word siiapeiided for six months
each for conduct detrimental lo the
nest interests of the exchange. They
are A. II. Uimhorn, A. J. Minks nnd
John K. ninilt.
To Stop Coughing at Night
A summer bronchial cough keeps
not only tho sufferer but other mem
bers of the family awake. Alfred Har
der, 09 Avondnlo St., K. Liverpool,
O., writes: "I cusldur It my duly to
write nnd tell the results of Foley's
Money nnd Tar, which 1 used for my
hoy who had been suffering from a
bronchial Cough for 7 or 8 weeks.
Foley's Hotwy nnd Tar 1ms dono It I in
wonderful RP-d, nnd I shall always von
nminend It.' It soothes nnd Jienls.
Sold everywhere Adv.
MEDFORD
Days and Nights
COM M KNCIXG
1UNE-6
FOLEY & BURK
Combined
SHOWS
RING
TRAINED ANIMAL
HIPPODROME
MENAGERIE
AND AVIARY
Bewildering
Assemblage of
Circus Side
Shows
SHXSATIOX.W. FKRK ACTS
I'l.l'XTY OK ;K)I MISIO
JSKSI'liKXHANT MIDWAY
I I X VOH KVKKYNOUV
JAZZ WHIRL
BUG HOUSE
LARGEST
FERRIS WHEEL
$.0,000
MERRY-GO-ROUND
$20,000 WHIP
$10,000 SEA PLAIN
Vrco Admission to Show
(it'OtillllH
We are now showing tho celebrated
Leonard Cleanable Refrigerators
The best refrigerators made. Call and see them.
Crater Lake Hardware Co.
ftfeifevjii
I -.41 I
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display this sign
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recommend Oregon Quality goods.
They guarantee the merchandise
they sell. They are community
upliiiilders. They nierlA your pat
If every resident of Oregon diverted
50 cents a day of his or her present
normal expenditure to the purchase
of Oregon-made products the imme
diate result would be:
25,600 more people employed
in Oregon industries
$30,000,000 increase in annual.
payrolls of the state.
$120,000,000 increase in yearly
output of Oregon factories -
Insist upon Oregon-made products, They
successfully compete With the world's best.'
ruy OregMii-niade Roods on MERIT.
Our halt' dollars, will ' build a greater
Oregon. , . . . ''
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factured in Oregon. Refer to it when :
you make your purchases. .
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