Medford mail tribune., June 14, 1922, Page 6, Image 6

MEDFOTtD MATL TRTTHTNT!. AfTTFOTCT). OT.'KriOX, WKDXESTlAY, JUNE 14, 1022
A dividend of 10 per cont for com
mercial depositors una 20 per cent t r
safety depositors has been declared by
BURNETT SAYS
HE COULD NOT
HOLD HIS JOB
CARL GRAYDENIES -S.
P. DISSOLUTION
WOULD RAISE RATE
in Oregon and California, and the pub
lic generally.
Hnmui'l Unternioyer, counsel to tho
Loekwood legislative committee to
ruune grand jury investigation of the
salt! On a "when i.sueil" basis of
corporatioh, bore fruit lute today,
when District Attorney Banlon is-
sued subpoenas suminontntf CO curb ' j,,,,,,,,,,, Valley bank of Wheeler,
I'iuIm' Sk-4-i Mi iai r.
:KW YiiKK, .luni- ThrmtH of
market brokers befure tile grand Jury
j which closed last October 25.
r.teek in the north American Me.-l
totncrriiw.
PXOTC SIX
Forced to Give Up Several
Positions on Account of
Rheumatism Praises
Tanlac for His Complete
Recovery.
Tomorrow's program
ity Week" consists of
of "Prosper
recognition
President C.
U. Gray, of tlio Virion
Bays that la view or
of the industrial and IrrlKiitlnn d- Pacific svfitem
velopment that ha taken place in the widespread discuHHion of the
iWi: HUBUU UIVIT VUllfV Wllllin tll r.n Jft,.An .1,- ..,.
"I couldn't hold a steady job on
nocount of rhounuitium and liad to
Klvo U several places, but since tuk
inff Tanlac I never have an nche or
a j)aln In my body," declared E. J.
Purnett, GUM 45lh Ave., Suutheust,
Portland, Ore., inarhlniHt for the
Singer Hewing Machine Co.
''Rheumatism and stomach trouble
held mo down for ten years and I
never expected to see a well day
again. My neck pained me so bad
that sometimes I couldn't turn my
head without moving my whole body
and I had severe pains all through
my shoulders.- My legs hurt mo so
bad 'I was often unable to walk n
step and had to take to my bed. My
stomach got so badly out of order
that what littlo I did force down dis
agreed with mo.
"Tanlac went straight after my
troubles und now I don't believe
thero is a trace of rheumatism left.
I can hardly get enough to cat, sleep
fin6 and do as big a day's work as
over. I certainly recommend Tanlac
highly."
Tanlac Is sold by all good drug
gists. Adv.
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors.
A l TO TOPS,
Wo lssuo an liiHiirnnco policy with
your auto top FltKlS "No premiums
to puy." Only uxcluslvo top shop In
tho city. Sloilforcl Auto Top Co. !10
N. Ornpo. Phono 104.
Wear Tans and dray;
Thijow your Clothes Brush away;
For Out inn they'ro fine
When made by Klein ,
In Whipcord, Sorgo or Gaberdine,
' 0. D., or Forest Shades.
Triced low considering Quality,
, $35.00 to $50.00 .
KLEIN The TAILOR
NEWCOMB
FOR WOOD
16inob Slab Wood, dry in yard,
$1.75 per tier. Delivered green,
' $1.75 in loads of 4 tier, dumped.
Dry Mill Blocks, $7.00 per load, or
$6.50 dumped.
i Phone 631
i i
Can You Help
Being happy in this
beautiful Rogue River
valley?
And the Hamilton Beach Carpet
Cleaner can give you more time to
enjoy it.
Phono 1000 for a freo trial.
Renard Electric Co.
119 E. 6th St.
Phone 1000
'Live "Wire Service."
GIM CHUNG
" v China Herb Store
Tills Is to cortiry that Oim Chung of
Medford. Ore., has cured ir.e of Koitre
and stomach trouble. 8. M. Leonard I
09 J tit.. Grants I'asn.
This Is to certify that Oim Ohunir "f!
Med ford. Ore., has cured me of rupture
of four years' standing. K. U. Is hum.
413 8 HI., Grants 1'iirh, Ore.
Medford, orfgon. Jan. 11, If 7.
Thin la to certify that 1. the under
fdirned. had very never, ntomnrh trouble
and had been bothered for so vera'. year
and last AuiriiMt mih not expe.'1l to
live,, and hearing of (.11 in OIiiihk (wliwe
llerb ft ore la at "14 South Kront Mr ml,
Medford), I derided to get lierl.a for my
atomach trouble, und I Blurted to feeliK
better noon as 1 used them nud today
am a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted an I warn to ae
Oim Chung and try his Hrb.
fRlgned) W, K. JOHNSON.
Witneaaeii:
Wm. 1-ewm. Eagle Point.
W, 1. Chlldreth, FauU Point.
It A. Amkrscn, Mei'.ford.
HS. Haimea, Kaal Point,
C K. Moore, KukU Point.
' J..V. Mclntyre, fale Point "
nio Von der IlelUn, Kajtle Point.
TUofl. I. Nichols, initio Point.
valley
It-twoen tho hours of ten and Hing illegal (thc control or tho ( en-tu.-lvo
tomorrow morning, the geno-1 tral Pacific by thn Snuthorn Pacific,
ral public i invited to inspect the n! tho frequent reference t: tlio
Tonilln Box Co., tho big new Hrown-1 Union Pacific in tliia connection, it
lee lumber mill und the dumping of j seemed timely to moke a KtatfiiH-nt of
lORP irom UK! cm-H of the Pm-IIlc & iin inferest nf thn Vninn Pacific in tile
railway into the mill pond i ,fllfll,nn rnslllI( ,nL, frmn ,i,,i.lm
I Kaatern
of the Hrownlee mill. The
liiver Canning Co., and other Indus
trial plnntH will be open for inspec
tion. The Hrownlee mill and the
operation of tho Pacific
are tho two big factors
bring greater prosperity to tho vuilcy
than is now being enjoyed.
At two thirty in the afternoon tho
D. O. K. K. band will start tho cere
mony at the city park at which the
irrigation development, especially the
construction of the Medford Irriga
tion District system, will be given
recognition, Tho ceremony is in
charge of a committee of the Mod
ford Chamber of Commerce, of
which IJenj. C. Sheldon is chairman.
in the evening the Medford Post
of tho American Loglon will stage a
busy night in Jacksonville in 1848.
No human being, unless ho lived in
Jacksonville nt that time, can visual
ize what such n night really Included
and a correct reproduction ' In every
detail Is promised.
SIM 10 ENTRAIN
SALEM. Ore., Juno 11. Units or tlio
national sunn In 12 counties began
entraining todiiy for 1'unet Sound
lioiiits for fedoral field maneuvers.
(iooi'Ko A. White, adjutant general said
that advance estlmntos placed tlio at
tendance at 2000 men, tho largest Ore
Ron camp ever hold. Organizations
from distant points will board the
trains today mid converge at Portland
from which point tho entire forco will
leave on four special trains Thursday
morning.
Tho coast artillery units from Al
bany, Nowimrt, Toledo and MaiBlifiold
will go to Fort Wordon tonight In spec
ial sloopors so ns to nrrlvo In Seattlo
Thursday morning from which point
they will be transferred by boat to tho
forts opposite llritish Columbia,.
Infantry troops, field artlllory, oiigi
noors and Hold hospital units will go
to Camp Lewis for their field training,
leaving on threo special trains out of
Portland Thursday morning.
-Mr. Grey says: Tho rates would n't
ho more, or the service less, if the
Central Pacific were made an imle-
& Kastern pendent and competing lino as ordered
that will . bv the sunremo court, but every reason
Just to tlio contrary; and as for the
possibility of the Central Pacific being
merged with the Union Pacific, no line
has ever come under tho control of the
Union Pacific which lias not been im
proved In service and facilities to the
public, and thero is no reason why the
present instanoo should coustituto an
exception in this respect.
Concluding paragraph of supreme
court decision In tho case of United
States of America vs. Southern Pacific
company and Central Pacific Hallway
company:
"In addition, tho several terminal
lines and cut-offs leading to Han Fran
cisco Day which have been constructed
or acquired during tlio unified control
of the two systems for the purpose of
affording direct or convenient access
to the bay and to the principal termin
al facilities about the bay should be
doalt with, either by way of apportion
ment or by provisions for Joigt or com
mon lise.ln such manner as will secure
to both companies such full, conveni
ent and ready access to tlio bay and to
terminal facilities thereon that each
company will be able freely to compete
with the oilier, to serve tho public
efficiently, and to aevomplisU the pur
pose of the legislation under which il
was constructed. And a like course
shim hi bo pursued in dealing with tlio
lines extending from San Francisco
Hay to Sacramento and to Portland,
Oregon."
The statement that this decision will
wreck and dismember railroad lines
now operated by the Snuthorn Pacific
company between Portland and San
Francisco is obviously unwarranted in
tho light of tills decision. Tlio dispo
sition suggested by tho supremo court
would result In competitive operations
by two companies to tho great advan-
tago of tho communities served both
Big Ideal Packade
Picnic and Outing
w lor mo nome "
nheuser-Buscb, Stum
.g Now in cartons of
Al, III-s35 ne ozen Bottles
fTMl " --m. ii
3TV Mm . M i m ' ' " MB " '
grocery
Local Distributors
Medford, Oregon 7:1!
roitTLAND, Ore., Juno 14. fn
d lit it war veterans of . Oregon will
hold their annual encampment hero
today and tomorrow when the Ore
gon l'loneer association holds Its
fiftieth annual reunion.
Tho Indian war veterans program
is dirocted by Mrs. Maude Springer
I to wen, tm auxiliary association, the j
DaughteiH ot Indian war Veterans,
is to havo charge of their entertain
ment. The annual reunion, of pioneers
will assemble at the municipal audi
torium. Still another evont on tlio calendar
of tho pioneers Is tho annual meet
ing., of the sons and daughters of
Oregon pioneers, who wilt assemble
tonight.
Norrls Story Page Feature
'Moran of the Lady l.etty" is dis
closing tho modern trend In picture
demand mid Is a splendid justification
of tlio judgment 'of Josso 1. l.asky,
who presents it at the Pago theater
today, tomorrow and Saturday.
Frank Norrls wrote "Moran ot the
l.ndy Letty" when he was in the very
prime of his powers. It stands us one
of the finest novels ofTomnnco nud nil-
vonturo (hat has yet been written by
nn Amerlcnn nutlior, and to tho credit
of tho great west this work of fiction
is placed.
Gloria Swanaon at Rlalto
As Its feature nttraetlon for Mod-
ford's Prosperity Week tho Hialto the-1
atre announces the new picture, "Don't!
Tell Everything." which Includes in Its,
cast threo of the most popular names
in filmdoin. They nro Wallace Held.:
star of niiferous fascinating comedy
dramas, and idol of thousands of pic
tore fans: Gloria Swanson. the appeal
ing beauty who won so ninny admirers
In "Why Change Your Wife?" nud oth
er features, and F.lllott lVxter, who
has been a leading mint In pictures for
years.'
U. S. Export Trade Drops
WASHINGTON. Juno 13 America's
export trade suffered another decline
during .May. dropping from tho total of
$:tlS,l)no.miO reported for April to
:ius.ono.0(in. lmoru. however. In
creased In May to iLTil.ooo.ooo ns com
pared Willi ?J1 i,00i,oon for Ajrll.
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Nat Thursday -Night ' :
A BIG
FREE PIONEER
PARADE
AT
8 O'Clock P. M.
BIG ALL-NIGHT
PARTY
FOLLOWING
STREET
PARADE
!, , -t
Big Special Attraction
CE TEDDY
The Roller Skating and Wrestling
WILL APPEAR IN PARADE AND PERFORM
AT THE NAT AFTER ? F :ii
Western dance hall, big orchestra, frontier gambling games, sing
ing trained spoof hounds, relics of Jacksonville's '49 days, and
1000 OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
During Celebration
Legion Greenbacks Only Legal Tender
Get Yours
1 he Season s Dig
;gest
Don't Miss It!
: Admission Two-Bits- -
Party
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