Medford mail tribune., June 06, 1922, Page 3, Image 3

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MTCDFORT) WAIT) TRTBUNR rETlFOHD, OTCKflOX. TUESDAY. .TUXR fi. 1922
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TOKIO, June 6. (py Associated
Prpss). The regent , to the ( throne
summoned today the elder statesmen
fori a consultation on the subject of a
successor to Premier Takahnshi, who
with' his cabinet resigned early this
morning.'
premier Takahashl did not recom
mend his successor. Word was re
ceived that Marquis Suionjl, former
premier and an elder statesman, was
111 ;and would be unable to attend the
conclave.
The statement was given out that
the ' cabinet's resignation was not
based on political issues, much less
on the ministry policy, but was due
entirely to a divergence on the ques
tion of the reconstruction of the cab
inet Itself.
Tokugoro Nakahashi, minister of
education and Hajime Motoda, minis
ter of communications, have been ex
celled from the Sol Yultai, the govern
ment party, which holds them respon
sible for the downfall of the cabinet.
The two ministers refused to resign
when requested to by the premier who
had been empowered by the Sei Yukai
to re-organize the cabinet ns he saw
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CLEVELAND Tris Speaker, man
ager of tho Cleveland baseball team
of the American league will he out of
the game for at loast a week and prob
ably longer, his physicians announced.
He is threatened with pneumonia. .
TELEPHONE SERVICE
YE RETT. Wash., June 6. Un
usual Interest is:hefng taken here to
day in the hearing being held by tile
public service commission on the use
of the telechronometer by the local
telephone company. Pending this
hearing tho stn board some time
ago made an Investigation here and
already has issued an ordwr Increas
ing the "telechrone" minimum.
His Friend Recommended Them
"Six yenrs ago," writes W. H. Shad
well, Stanley, Va., "I had kidney trou
ble, and at times 'was unnble to raise
myself In bed. Foley ' Kidney Pills
were recommended to mo by the Chief
oi the Fire Department. After using 3
bottles I was completely relieved and
have never had a return of the symp
toms." Why suffer when you can get
relief from rheumatic pains, backache,
swollen, sore and stiff joints, sleep
disturbing bladder weakness and other
symptoms of disordered kidneys. Sold
every where. Adv.
AKRON The Cincinnati Nationals
ilefeated tho Washington Americans in
an exhibition game 3 to 1.
SHREVEPORT Bobby Hughes,
ShreveKrt and Kid Puncho, El Paso,
boxed fifteen rounds to a draw.
MEMPHIS Phil MHIer of Dallas
broke the world's amatefir trap shoot
ing high run record at the southern
zone handicap here when he broke S3
straight.
BOISE The eleventh cavalry polo
team 'of Monterey, Cal., defeated the
tenth field artillery team from Camp
Lewis, Wash., in the northwestern
polo tournament, 14 to 11.
EL PASO Nick Dundee of Arizona
boxed an eight round draw with Bull
Mosher and Dick Dundee, Nick's twin
brother, earned the decision over Bat
tling Fisher in six rounds.
Yesterday's Scores
National
Boston G; St. Louis 0.
Philadelphia-Pittsburg rain.
No others scheduled.
t American
None scheduled.
Co ist
None scheduled.
WASHINGTON, June C Captain
Edward Klckonbncker, premier Amer
ican flying ace in the world war. called
on President Harding yesterday, ac
companied by Senator Townsend, re
publican, Michigan, and got a personal
message from the president to tho an
nual convention of Shrlners to he held
in San Francisco this month. Captain
Itlekenbacker will leave New York by
alrpluno tomorrow for a trans-continental
flight and will deliver the mes
sage on his arrival on tho Pacific
const.
Baby Clinic Central
Point Thursday P. M.
There will be a baby clinic at the
Central Point school house Thursday
afternoon from 1:30 to 3:30. All
babies Tour years of age and under
are eligible to attend and should be
registered at Paxson's Drug store, in
Central Point. These baby clinics
are of great value to mothers and lit
tle ones, and tho usual large atten
dance on Thursday ds pxnected.
First Aerial Lighthouse in America I, $ fjj INCOME
DECREASE, WHILE
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Photo shows the lamp of the new "Aerial Lighthouse" which has
been plnced in service lit College Point, L. I. This beacon is tho first of
its kind in America and Is tho nucleus of a chain which will mark the all
route between New York and Chicago. They will be placed but a few
miles apart and will murk out an illumined path that will enable aviators
to nirike night flights In safety.
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LINCOLN Nob., Juno 5. Gov
ernor Samuel V. MrKelvie announced
today, he had received the resignation
of ConnreHaman C, F. KeaviH, effec
tive yesterday. A special election to
name a succeHHor may be necessary.
ConKrcHHinnn Reavis resitfnud as
represontalive In crdei that he might
accept a commission from Attorney
General Daugherty as a special pros
ecutor in the war frauda case now
pending.
Troopers Killed.
BALTIMORE, Md., Juno 6. Two
soldiers were killed, two suffered
probablv fatal injuries nnd six others
' were hurt when a truck cnrrylnR ten
! troopers from Camp Holibird went
1ver nn embankment near Westmins
ter, Aid., today. The dead are pri
vates Parent nnd Herschner.
PORTLAND, Oe.. Juiio 5. Tho
Columbia at d b.wt r Wlllanu tie
river showed further rise today as a
result of melting snow in the Colum
bia water shed. '
The Willamette reached 19.6 feet
here today. Lowvr do.-kM were Mih
merged. The Columhia 0iotvrcl a
rise of 1.5 feet since Saturday innrn
inif, aocordini? to u report from Van
couver, Wash.
Flimsy Structures Topple
LEMH1CUG, Poland, June 6. (ny
Associated Press) More than forty
persons were UurlcJ in the debris and
many .were killed today when two an
cient three-story buildings collapsed.
The buildings are;- believed to have
been shaken, down' by vibrations caus
ed from a passing $wtar trtick.
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NEW YORK, June 6. New railway
operating income of the Southern Pa
cific and Its subsidiaries for 1921, of
$:15.!U t!.;U u shows a gain over the pre
vious year of $14,034,847, or fiS.Ci per
cent according to the detailed annual
report released today.
Total railway operating revenues of
$2ti9.494.3B5 Increased i:!,775,i:tt or
4.53 per cent and net revenues from
railway operations of $".11,922,103 in
creased $lli,7G6,3S8 or 41.75 per cent.
Net income after the usual gross de
ductions aggregated $30,1)18,778. a net
decrease of $1,451,4!)', representing a
loss of 4.53 per cent from returns of
1920.
Total railway operating expenses of
$212,572,263 were less by $29,541,527,
a saving of 12.20 per cent.
Total current assets of $S5,700,5!19
decreased $4,275,29.2 and total assets
of $1,950,393,052, decreased $17,101,683.
Among the liabilities are "unadjusted
credits of $189,624,794, nn increase of
$37,595,394.
EPIDEMIC DEATHS .
FROM DROWNING
SKATTI.K. June C The t'le Khun
river claimed its tilth victim within
three days yesterday when .Mathilda
Ix-neck, two year old daughter of Mr.
and ilrs.'.loe Lenci-k of Roslyn rolled
down a bank into the river and was
drowned.
The bodies of four men. drowned
last Friday when they al tempted to
cross the river at the Cle Klum pipe
line crossing, have not been recovered.
INVITE FULLPROBE -r
OF STEEL MERGER
NEW YORK, June 6, Eugene M.
Citace, president of tho Bethlehem
Steel corporation today issued a state
ment declaring he would "welcome the
fullest investigation" by the federal
trade commission- at Washington of
i ho proposed mowed of Bethlehem
with tb" Lackawanna Steel company.
"We believe that when the fui:tR in
the case are full shown, the purchase
would be approved," ho said. ' '
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DETROIT, Mich., Juno C Perma
nent organization of tho "Ford for
President club'-' nnd tho naming of a
committee formally to ask Henry Ford
to become nn Independent candidate
for tho presidency Is planned by the
manufacturer's townspeople, who have
called a meeting at Dearborn tonight.
Mr. Ford hus not publicly announc
ed his attltudo but a number of his
.riends at Dearborn declare he has In
dicated he would enter the race should
tho public desire him to do so.
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