Medford mail tribune., June 01, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

MF.DFOU!) MAID TttimWR. MF.DFOUD. OUKdOW TUUttsDAY. JUNK 1,
1XHE SIX
MAN.WHO GARfflED
MESSAGE TO G ARC
3A
GETS BELATED DUE
LATEST WOMEN S
FASHION BLOW AT
XPORTS
PAX FnANi"lS . May m. -U.-u-ii'iiant
Colonel -Andrew S. Rowan, re
tired, tlx- 111:111 who carried (I10 fa
mous "niewmire to Carcia" in IK;',
during the ivmlsh-Amerlcan war,
Will receive a hclatcd rccoKiiition for
'bravery, if Senator Samuel K. Kliorf
ridR" of California run hi'lnc ll
about. Tho senator lias received at,
urnnces from Secretary of Yar
Works that hi will take t'.n with tho
army hoard linvinir Jurisdiction tho
KrnntinK of n medal or Of ;i distin
KUbthed sorvloc cross.
lieutenant Ocneral Nelson A.
Mites ordered young Lieutenant
Rowan to deliver n, "messace to llar
Cln." niHcnf ion, initiative and
bravery wore required. Rowan did
not ask who (lai-cia was, where he
could be found, or how to set there.
Instead, he delivered the message to
TJenernl Carcia, in th interior of
uere i.arria wiui ms tm le , roacjw,i to Rive up the imiortation or
Unnd of patriots was almost sur- j d(ul),e Brt bnt af,pr constlU.ltion
rounded by Spanish forces. Rowan ; ... . . . ,. . ... . . .
knew that if the message, were inter-iW,,h thc Climes ,tat'',B !,t
repted hy tho Spaniards he would ,on- 1,10 l!al " 's,!'-
bf shot or hantred as a spy. ;,is)l a ,,i,ir T"t R"'1'! t'liina. which.
' 'Clnrela. heartened by the' promise realigns tho effect of the douhle net
of aid from the I'nttod States, just manufacture on the industry, would
nterln(t tho war, with Simin. fought undertake to discourage tho ninniifuc
on, and tho foe was overcome. Iture t double nets."
Lieutenant Rowan was cited liy '
Oeneral Sliles in 'dispatches to Wash- j
mpton as follows; 'in mi rMftipnnni
WASHINGTON. China's export piff
tail industry is threatened hy the pref
eroiice of American -women for double
hair nets, according to a reixu t to the
vo:iuwrc dei;'rtment from lin-nl
(Jfliiss at Tainan,
.Manufacture of double hair nets, tho
report said, threatens to reduce the
human hair net business very much as
tho double net Ions outwear the
sincle net. and advices in China Indi
cate that an association of hair net
importers has been formed in tho Unit
ed States, one of its objects beins to
discourage tho makiiiK of double nets.
It is estisnated. the reKirt added, that
unless the doable net is driven off the
market the hair net business in China
will decline by 73 or So ier t'tit.
"It is unilersto.nl." the rciut said,
"that no definite agreement has lieen
j. "This was a most perilous under
taking, and in my judgment. Lieu
tenant Rowan performed an act of
heroism and daring thut hint rarely
been etcelied in the annuls of war
fare." Rowan later was appointed lieu
tenant colonel of volunteers, ivid in
1!8 was retired from the regular
army with the rank of major, lie
resides In San .Francisco.
n
MAKT mm
FORD FOR PRESIDENT
DIVORCE UPHELD
DETROIT, Mich.. June 1; A
"Henry Ford for President" club in
very congressional district of the
Country and a sufficient number of
, signatures to petitions placing the
name 'of the automobile manufac
turer on the ballot in each district.
In tho aim of a croup of Mr. Ford's
friends and neighbors in Dearborn,
Detroit suburb, who recently organ
lied in an effort to place the manu
facturer in the White House.
CARSON CITY, Nov., June 1. Mary
Pickford's divorce from Owen Moore,
validated hero yesterday when the
state supreme court ruled tho attorney
general liati not the iiver to institute
and maintain an annulment notion,
bad removed tiday the legal shadow
which was cast over the film star's
jniarriage to Ifcmglas Fairbanks,
shadow laud's agile actor, who claimed
her as his wife one week after she had
obtained a decree of divorce at Minden
Nev.. In 1920.
Attorney General Fowler said a few
months ago that if Mrs. Fairbanks was
found in Nevada she would be served
with papers in the appeal he under
took. It is not knwn "here whether
Mrs. Fairbanks has been In or through
Nevada since she was granted the di
orco from Moire.
Do you know all about
these new and money-saving uses for
Kingsford's Com Starch?
IT is not necessary to purchase both a bread and a pastry flour. By
using ?4 cup of Kingsford's Com Starch to ? cup of any good Hour
the percentage of gluten is decreased and thestarch content increased
so that home prepared flour will make a lighter and finer grained cake.
-r If your recipe calls for 4 eggs to 1 quart of milk, use 3 eggs and for
the errg omit;ed use ?j tablespoonful of Kingsford's Corn Starch."
For smoother, glossier gravies and sauces use a dessert spoonful of
Kingsford's Corn Starch, instead of a tablespoonful of wheat flour. For
lighter, flakier biscuits, pie crusts and
muffins, make your pastry flour with one
fourth cap cf Kingsford's and three-fourths
cup wheat flout. .
A little Kingsford's Com Starch dusted
on top of cakes before icing prevents the
frosting from running off. A quarter tea- '
spoonful of Kingsford's put into each cf
your salt-shakers wili prevent salt caking.
Pastry made with Kingjford's Corn
Starch makes lighter, flakier biscuits, pie
crusts and muffins. '
mm.-
FREE: Atfcyourgmceror
write Johmoo'Liebcr Co.,
Torrlaad.Ure.'or beautiful
folder of the new King
ford Cora Starch recipes
m
WBHSMP
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, sever 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 P'.cor dance with
Section 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,
Women Arc Bravest of Their Sex
Catch Rats for a Livelihood
GEORG
SISLER
jj. i "t V vis s
hJL J ff1 -4f.
E
IS A BALL TEAM
ALL I H MSEL
F
v ?
Nat exactly ' Tied I'i.iors," thoso two charming tvohh'ii. hut they ninko
their living as did tin- faunuis tiiMsulaim of Hamlin Ttiti thi-y n rut
c;s(iihr's. .Vt thi U'tt i Miss Ann;t Mao Wiiclit; ut tin- rishl. Mrs. I. M.
Staples, rlmti) takon at Nashville. Ti nti , lu ri- they no now wapitis it
suiTossfnl cumpalKii uvainst the rnliMits.
A TRAINING SCHQO
L
FOR WAR BEGGARS
III
M BERLIN IDEA
if POSTMASTER
GENERAL TO STOP
"MIUlu, M.iy 37, (iroi'Ki'
; t'oiitlttin-N' to irnvo liimsi'lf u tme. I
! mint hall team fur the 8(. I.tuila
, ItrnwiiM' flit Miiekt r iiK.tln tii't iiiili s u
i li'ittllnn itisltliii In iihiutnt every eel
! II It l ri ef the Alilt rlt mi leuMlle Klnll-'1
illi x li'leiiMftl tunny Wlm ll lie llltle ,
, Bniiit,H ut Wetluemtny,
Sisler heads tho liHtters with ill
I murk ef l:l!, tleciilte the f.u t tlutt,
, thin In three inintn luwtr tlniii last!
week's iivermre. Hi Iiiih retired Hi'
'iiiust runs. :t't. itiiult) the must hli-i,
. l!j. Ii'iitls m tmat Ihihi's With Vll, lieailM
the liasti slealers With I, lias Iiiiiik-
I'll nut tin t (fhllKKl'l B lltllitlist ,
'ilevi ii fur the hnili is it tt it t in tut '
til Ives total five eiiuuijh til inee.
him near the (tip.
K.I Miller tf IMiUaili'lithla Iiiih hem !
t IliiiMiiK Hleitillly ami Is set'iind te
N!ser in luitlliiK with nti uveriK" f
ii'j. .Mllli'i' now has ten home inns
una I tint 1.' fur Ken Williams, uf lie
llrtiwmi, who has taken ltahe KiiiIi'b
IliiKttlotl us tho elllef tttUKH'er ef till'
ilrelilt.
Ty I'ulili is third with 3!iS. other
leatlinu hattirs In twenty or mere
inn's are:
Speaker, t'levelaml. St:. O'Neill..
t'livelaiul. 3!i.; Witt, New York.
.1"; Clark, Itetrult, .H'.S; Silianu.
New York, 3,'ii; .lanilt stui, ('h velanti
.3-1 1 ; Itliie. Itftrtilt ,33S.
Ken Williams, Im-i,.'s leadlnir 11
litiute runs ranks unoml to Mslt-i 1n
ntuleii Istsi's with H. miiisi Tti
iire..r, the slUKKhiK int'lehler. Willi St.
l.oillM hy tietlllillllK tlllt ! .1 I. Its. 1'iinst
tt liiinwlf to tin' ton of the Katiun.il
l.i a i; Hi' ImtteiM with .40 1.
Tommy liriffith, who tins li.'cn lilt
llmr rniNtetillv for llenoklyn Is the
intuit r 1 1 1 with u mark i.f .'IS.',, whlln
lloct-m llirnhy of St, l.inils ami Itlt; .
In e. the fl.il fiitileil I'ltlKluii it nut
fielder, are tied for tlilnl (.line ut a
iii.ii k of .IT:'.
Ilornsliy It-nds the run netirrs with
31 t.tlllfs. Is KOlnit nut In front Willi
lalal hams with u mark nf Mi and
kails Inline run tlrlveri with ileVen,
liEt:U, June AlthotiRh .uMlf 1
mendicant y is forhidden hy law, tht'i
streets of Merlin are full of liet;;arit
who, especially nftcr du.k, lmpur-'
tune pass-ersby w ith liarruuliiK tales,
some of which may 1k true. I
Mtttilnted war vietims, who exhihit j
K'-nuine scars on the sidewalk, are
always nure of public rharlty. hut j
many otht-vs nf the fraternity resort
to morn or low transparfnt tricks tti j
excite t'ljiiipasslnn. They liae eslab- t
lishi'd a "trade union" in a northern
Huhurb w here, at roi dins to rt porm '
nlMut 150 If.arners are I'dnir tntlneil i
in the art of lecInK, im-I utility
"niakinR: uj)." j
The theoretitul pnrt of this rnnrse
alone takes B wi t ks, and Is folltwetl
by a practical course at rain inei.t
irifrs aril at doom of chui Ins, thea
ters and cafes.
The city is divided into district hy
tht; "union." whli h places! u certain
number of certified pu;iils III cliarite.
rlumsis sliifls weekly, ami collects
and distribute)! the im-ci K
Kvery day, it i slated, nil average
West-end district brings in ubout
.loot) marks. Certain favorite m-c.
tions command premiuniH up to .'On
murks per day.
These iirofesidonal bt-Kuars are
keen JiiiIrivs "f human nature. Weal
thy llussians are raid to be their lieyt
patrons. Am,ericans, on the other
hand, are un tverlastinpr puzzles to
theru. Scinetlmes, they nay, Ameri
cans are extremely generous anil
hand out, five, ten or twenty-mark
bills with princely liberality, but
others refuse to give nnvthhiK.
LEAKS IN SERVICE RECLAMATION HAS A
BETTER CHANCE IN
PLAN TO SAVE
W A S H I ,YJ To N June l'iis!in.tler
'eneral Work hai liekun thirUKi
l in '-nnlali'iii ,.( the p,fto(flt;fa nf
th! (.uuntry an n rt'; of the li
t om ry ii itnlly Hint tuoro tlniii a
luarttr lulliit'ii ilullars w .is ni -eilletwly
.-pent each year In one of the lal i; i
iiliims of tho ei.untry.
An ofiiii.il of th" nffli-e rf tlie
i lib f postal Inspector W in tb'talietl by
)i. Work nh-n ln was firit imnlxt
ant ponliiiittor, Keilerul to make n tle
tailed analyst:: of surplus lit li. ma
terial anil iipj.tratiis In the iiiwtofrife '
ill utiestiiin. After fnur montlis re
oi '.i nizinit .un his tb parttncnls, it'
was f mill. It wan said, that tilllO.OOU;
conbl he savml each year In the1
liiiiinteiinnt of the offieo. Ir. Work j
was ho impressed that upon nmuinlnit ,
the postriiiiHter uen' ralshtii, h 1 - j
tailed a score or iimre inrpectorn to ;
various nfiicis, with a C v to our-1
tailing i xii :ii'H wherever iossible. I
nsti ucllijiis were l.ssueil, " hiiwevor. i
that nutliliii; should be dnn that ',
would impair the efficiency nr exr
ditious hnmi:in of the mails. Com-!
pb'te repnrls art exectetl soon whtt-ti
will aid the postmaster general to rip
tide where retrenchment best may be
niitde.
"i'ist i.f :i!." tho postmaster
Keneral faiil today, "tile postof f lt-c
must sent the public wt 11 um faith
fully, ami after this has been iictom
pllshed, rconomy nniPt be praetlci'tl,
iiIho In the Interest of the piihllc. It
Is not a difficult matter to put nn
additional men from time to time.
hut it Is mute difficult at times to
cut down it force. Careful JuilKineiit
should be e.v r isetl alW'aya in tho Se
lection of Juj't i notich help to mel t
detilandii mi that the service will nt
beeoine overcrowded with what Is
known us surplus auxiliary help."
YAKIMA. Wash.. Hay 3 1 Con -BrMiian
Krank Aloudell. floor lend
er of th" house In a letter to the
Yllkllil.'l llepllhlle, nilvls-s boimlortl
for rtppl .il illllnlis for rerlatllal Inn
work to muse their effurl thrntiKh
the Semite rather t ban throiiwh the
linust'. "There Is an opportunity In
the wnate to secure reclitiitalbiii
leiiisbition htyi.ml a peratlvenl lire,"
.Mnntl.ll writes, "f'.r the adjusted
iiiiiipoiisatlon bill which pamu .1 ttie
h'lUso Is before the senate and the
senators from the arid west could, I
mil confident, retain the ret lantiilloii
feature on the bill without uny dlt
fltulty. I am iiultn confident they
could tubstitutu for that bill the
Smith -MoNary bill, or h nmdlf bil
lion of the two. If they an desired mid
with that dune there Would be no
tiueslion ll no lit ncctirlilK leclaiii.ltbiu
ItKiHlatlnn.
"It should Is- remembered there
are only 3ij inenibers In the house
fmm Irrigation suites tiiul In the xen
ate there tire ItK senators, out of a
tnetilborshlll nf !i, Irnlu stateX III
Which Initiation Is praellced. The
senate has been mal.lnn no special
effort to economize; tho house has
been the tirnpnnellt nf thai p-ocrniii."
MINISTERS
FI
GAMBUG SHARKS
ATLANTIC CITY, X s . A new plun
to protect minisiters from "tocleHluHti
eal I'onzis" by affording them a Hound
opisirtnnity for investinent lm been
formulated by the Methodist Hoard of
Conference Claimants, necorillriK to an
address by Kcv. Joseph II. HinKeloy, of
Chicago before the Annual Conferenn e
of Interdenominational Heeietarbm of
Ministerial Keilef of 1'rateKtant
ChiirclinB liere today. The proiKJHtd
plan. aceordiliK to I Jr. HiUKcley, woilhl
yield niiniHteru in sumo ( uses a dollar
u day on savin of a dollar a week,
ami would Insure them uKainst disabil
ity or poverty In old ae.
"In preparing the plan." said Ir.
Iliwreley, "wu based the aceiiiimlationM
on intt rest t'linipoiinded Heiiilaminiillv
at four iicrcenL on money pnid tiuritu;
tht minister'H active years on which,
when retired, he would receive, a fixed
! income for life,"
In tlesorililnK the need for such nn
actuarial plan Dr. Hineley said lluit a
j hook advlsiiiK ak'ents how to promote
a certain Mpeciilatlvu enterprlMC,
classed thn best .niinlsterial iros;et()
as rreHliyterla'ns and KpHjcopallanH,
"Ijfcaiisu they But Hit;, best Halarlt-H,"
and also Methodists and HaptlHtH, "he
catiHti (hoy arc 'easy hiarkti' for the
promoter."
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
AVKXATrillJK, Wash., May 31.
C. V. "Wllliaiim ,f Whlfestone lake
shot Jay .Morrison, eiiKlncer of the
wliitcetnuc project tliroiiKh the riullt
thitfh Tiit'Mlay iifternonn at 2:30 nl
the Kntei'iirlse Ht hool house, Morri
son was rcn iivinif 11 dam from tin Ir
rigation tlllcii, which Wl'.llams maln
talnl It iiiih bbi rinht to keep there,
lie warned Morrison to tleslst from
hltakitiK lie tl.iin and when the i H
Kinet r went wi wltli his work fired.
W'i I Il:i ins llreil four to nlx tiincH, ,
ai t onlici! iii Fred (iadluny of j
I.ooirly, Wa'li., who wan In the cnri
in which Mm i-ismi drove to the AV 1 1 - I
liam.i place. Ontv the filrt shut took
effect. It. H't'iiillnc to Morrison's
phone call. t;ht ilff Kll W il.ton nrrcMt
ed WillhniiK imil !iled him In the
toiiiily jail at (JkannMan.
AloiiNnn un ti, his far nfter beluK
shol, ilrov" to the nearest liniinc aiul
llilmiieil In I lu II., U noil' nl tli.
Iii. lei lJ.-riii,li at Orinille. .Mr, Mor
rison bad ciiiiie to lirtKik the dam
when tanners coiniilaliied to hint
that, tiny sure nut itlliiK their pro
lan titillate imioiiiit nf water.
A
w J 1 TK
AW M
His Friend Recommended Them
"Six yearn ao," write VV. 11, Kliatl
well, Ktanley, Va., "I had kltlnoy troil
lile, itnd (it times was miflblo lo raUo
mystdf in bed. Foley Kidney Tills
were recommended in me hy the Chfer
oi trit! rirn liepartment. After uhIiik 3
hottlcH I wiih compiidoly rellevod un1
liave never had a return of tho Hymj
, J no plan wotiitt HMiiidement the preH jtoniH." Why suffer when yoft run Rt
out Metlmdim penKi'mK, toward which 'reier from rheiitnallc painn, hackache,
pastors do not regularly contrlliule, swollen, two mid Htlff Jolnia, itleop
with pioviHion incoiporatlnft uctuurlnl clfttturhlTi lilndder weuklimiK and nth or
principles tried out hy other ilutioiuiiia- symptoms if dliiyrJoied IddnuyH, HoliI
lonb, Vr. llinsuley explained, "j every where, Adv.
Doesn't hurt a bit!' Drop a little
i recrone on an aclimu corn, nutaiitly
lli,it corn stops hurlin, then nhortly
ymi lift it rU'ht off with liiiRcrs. Truiyl
Votir dnt(f((ist stilt a tiny bottle of
"Kreerone" for a few cents, sufficient to
remove every hart! corn, soft corn, or
turn between the toes, and the callue,
wiihout wrenesd or irritation.
CHANGE IN FARE
Wells'
Taxi
Effective Juno 1st.
35c One passenger ,
50c Two passengers
25c each additidhal passenger
$2.00 per hour Driving Charge
51.00 per hour Standingcharge:
Country trips 15c per milo.
Phone 23
Positively!
The biggest dol
1 lar's worth today
The "Brownie"
A genuine Gillette
Uses the genuine
Gillette Blades
with 3 fannln
CltUitto niadat
Now at all
Dealers
TbeBrownie
GiUeiie
C.IIXF.TTC SAfETY AOR CO.. Ih. U.S. A.
it p"
No blades like the
genuine Gillette Blades
Southern Oregon Gas Co.
TT AS on display at 209 West Main street a
line of thc newest and most up to date
gas ranges manufactured, including semi
and fully enameled at the lowest prices.
Sold on very easy terms.
WATER HEATERS-The best obtainable,
economical to operate, quick in action.
Heats water for bath in 20 minutes.
Phone our office and our representative will
call and give you all particulars.
THOMAS D. PETCH
Gen. Mgr.
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE
K.I'I'WriV K MAY 1M, HKM
ASHLAND-ROSE3URG STAGE
North Itniiml
lleinl IHiu n. '
I.V. 12: (Ml .Voon
l.v l:iHl I'. .
4:tM I'. M.
Av. 7:IM I'. M.
Kally Eaept HuntUy
Aihlaml
Metlfortl
(rnnt l'nK
Komdiurtt
. Ktrtitli llonnd
Itent! t'i.
Ar. ill 1.1 I. M.
I.r !I:h . M.
l,v.1:(M) p. .
I.v. h::iii A. M.
1NTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
I Alti:: nlilMiiiM(oNi-litirR, H.(MI; .Icilfoi-tl-Hotcliiirjr, fl.15;
(irnnta rat-ltoHchiirn, $:l.oo,
Metlfortl Hume 0fl
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
THE FORD SEDAN
Mirny have the liiilirewlon Hint n Hivlnn In prl -liuirlly
ll wlnler car, i'lit Miitilarll of the I'ord
Sedan In teiinmer lime lisirovet HiIh lniireNhltin,
II nrfonlM nil Hit oiien air plenniiiK of n tnnviiiK '"'
with l he coinfiMi. and convenience of n cIommI ear,
hlntf (he IiiiIovn rim be lowei-ed with oiiho nt any
time.
Why not roinn In, neo HiIm Utile cur. hi''
vixtiRnte for yourxeir Hh nieiilM, V will lm Ifhul
lo nIkiw ll. Iti yon.
C. E. GATLd ATJTO CO.
Cor. BlrfJh and Pacific Itlarhway r
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