Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 20, 1922, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Textvxcm mam HrRDFORD MATL TTlfRTTNTl. M"EDFORD. OREGON', TUESDAY. JUNE 20. 1921 YANKEE HOUSES IN CANTON HI! CHINESE SHELLS Damage From' Gunboat Fire 'Not! Known American ; Warships. On Way Sun ! Yat Sen Asked to Cease ii Foreigners Flee. H ' ' ' : ' t ' PEKING. June 20 Word Hint Amor, leans In Canton were endangered wan received at the lunation here today In a message from the American consul at Canton. The extent of the damage to American proporty was not stated. The consul had protested to Sun Yat Sen against Indiscriminate firing along the Bund, the macadamized way on the waterfront. I HX JIOITK FOH HOOIfMT ' TO MEET I1EST SWIMMERS STAND NO! 0. K.'0 PEKING, June 20. (By Associated Press). The American huildings in Canton were struck by shells during Bunday's bombardment of the city by tie guuoats of Sun Yat Sen, the south China leader, who has been trying futllely to recapture his Btronghold. Jacob Gould Schurman, the American lnlniBter, has askod Rear Admiral Strauss to rush protection to Cunton and American gunboats are expected to proceed there. PEKING. Juno 20. Foreigners at Canton were forced to fleo for safety from the Indiscriminate firing of Sun Yat Sen's gunboats Sunday, according to a Canton dispatch to foreign lega tions here. Two thousand persons boarded a vessel when hostilities op ened and went to Hongkong. ' LONDON, Juno 20. A Shanghai dispatch to the Morning PoBt snys it is rumored that Sun Yat Sen, for mer head of tho southern Chinese government, Is on ills wuy to Shang hai on a warship. Ho' is said to be accompanied by Wu Ting Fnng, who "was foreign minister. AIL TEH W FINE YAKIMA, Wash., Juno 20. 15. F. Paudelln, proprietor of tho Public Iru(j store, was thin morning sen tenced' to spend 20 days in jail and fined $100 on his conviction In the police court of sqHIiir intoxicating liquor. This Is the flint tlmo in tho history of the Yakima poltco court that n Jail sentence, has been (noted out ' for thin offenso, Judge R. 1). Milroy stilted. Mayor H. D, RovIr appeared no the eityn prosecutor, as tho city attorney was busy in supe rior court, Daudolln's dork, B. "W. Wltten, similarly convicted, was lot off with a fine. Both druggists appealed. OF FEATHER TITLE NEW YORK, Juno 20. The Now York state boxing commission today ruled that Johnny Kllbane of Cleveland had vacatod his title of world's feather weight champion by failing to accopt tho challenge of Johnny Dundee of New York. Kilbnne no longer will bo rocognliod In .New York elate as the champion. CINCINNATI, June 20. (I)y Assoc!- ated Press.) By an overwhelming vote, the American Federation of La bor convention today refused to con sider a resolution proposing that it congratulate Alexander Ho watt an J August Dorchy, leaders of the Kansas miners, for their stand against the Kansas Industrial court. The decision was referred to the United Mine Work ers of America. During the debate, tho He was passed between President John L Lewis of the Miners' union, who ex pelled Howatt and Dorchy from tho miners' organization, and Joseph Lynal, a delegate from the Peoria trades and labor assembly, who Intro duced tho resolution. When Lynal sought to dlBCUBS tho resolution, Lewis made a point of order. Merits of the point was discussed by the convention and frustrated by President UomperB, who was presiding. "Ib the American Federation of La bor going to double-cross Howatt and Dorchy the same as John L. Lewis has done?" asked Lynal, who then added that "Howatt was a delegate to the convention but was not present be causo he is in jail, where ho was sent by Lewis." Mr. Lewis then pressed his point of ordor and while Mr. Gompers was re peating "his ruling, Lynal interrupted to reiterate, his assertion that Howatt had been sent to jail by Lewis. "The gentleman is a plar!" said Lewis. "So are you, Jack!" rejoined Lynal. With William 7.. Foster sitting among the spectators, the convention without debate or dissent reaffirmed Its declaration, first adopted in 1901, in favor of autonomy of craft unions affiliated with the federation as op posed to tbje amalgamation of these unions. Mr. Foster, a leader of the amalgamation nlnn. who arrived here today announced he would address a' mass meeting on Friday night. Reso lutions aimed at the state militia, stato constabulary and privato dotcctlve as- sedations, employed during industrial disputes, wero adopted without objoc tlon by the convention. Knowing tho world's champion swimmer of tho Illinois Athletic club, photographed at San Francisco, where ho arrived recently on his way to the Hawaiian Islands to meet the best swimmers there. DELAYED, SOLONS ABOUT IT E WASHINGTON, June 20. The ad ministration Is considering tho mat ter of decreasing socond claBS postal rates, It was said today at the White House. Considerable discussion was given to tho subjoct at today's cab inet meeting and Prosidont Harding and Postmaster Gonoral Work wore Inclined to believe that a least a part of the increase in the socond class rates made during the war should now bo removed. WASHINGTON, Juno 20. An of fort to get the soldiers bonus bill before the senate today failed, the senate adopting 61 to 22, a motion by Senator Watson, republican, Indiana, to lay on the table a motion by Senator Walsh, democrat, Massachusetts, to displace the tariff bill with the bonus. This Is the third time that an effort has been made to postpone, delay and by that means, kill this bill," said the Massachusetts senator. Senator Robinson, democrat, Arkan sas, declared that the object of today's proceeding was to prevent passugo of the bonus bill at this session. This bill is being made the football of contemptible ikiIUIcs," said Senator Robinson. "I nk you aftor two years of playing with this question to stand up like men and dispose of it." OBITUARY HEARN Tho remains of Mr. Ilcarn, father of Androw Henrn of 'Phoonix, who pnssod away at Santa Cruz, Cal., will nrrlvo In Medford this evening at 7:30, accompanied by Andrew Hearn. Funeral services will bo hold Wed. at 10:30 a. m. at tho chapel of Weoks-Congor Co. Rov. Angoll of Phoonix, will have charge of the service. Interment will bo in Phoenix cemetery, whoro mom bora of tho Medford Masonic lodgo will have charge. MANN'S r22W RK MANN'S Baby Week Wednesday Special A Balloon given with each purchase to chil dren accompanied by their parents. mer Shirt . . . 75c Infants' Sum- Cfi mer Shirt .. . JUL Buddie Lee Doll, ea. $1.50 Mann's Department Store THE STORE FOR EVERYBODY ' MKlFORI, OUKOOX MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED POSTAGE PREPAID LUMBER RATES EAST REDUCED JULY 1ST Thore aeoms to bo an lmprosslon that a reduction will not bo made in oast bound freight rates on lumber effective July 1st, but the head ot the Southern Pacific railroad freight department wired Mark Montgomery tho local S. P. agent, today to notify shippers as follows: "Effective July 1st. rates on lum bor to St. Paul, Omaha and Kansas City will ho reduced from tho Pacific coast to GO cents per 100 nounds.-ond to Chicago and St. touis tho new rate will be 72 cents; or a reduction of fiW cents at St. Paul, Omaha and Kansas City, and ono cont at Chicago and St. Louis, ltatos in rolatod terri tory to bo adjusted accordingly." E. C. Ohrman ot PittBburg, Pa., is a guest at the Hotel Holland, as are R. R. Wright of Vancouver, B. C, J. H. Starrs of Emmett, Ida., Joe Wills, E F. Stratford, Roy G. Rossman and A. W: Pollock of Seattle, C. W. Barrett of Portland, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Brown of Tacoma, and Mr. and Mrs. C, A. War ren of Spokane.' ; $5.00 spotlights fo- your car at the Electric Shop. ; I 86 Everett Brayton leaves tonight for hlugene where he will take Into cus tody "Ilecky", his pet flivver, who is being held by the sheriff in that city. If all goes well and if "Becky" does not become violent and buck and kick on her way home he will return some time tomorrow.' ( , We have a blaca bear rug and a cougar rug that we will sell for. the mounting charges. Bartlett Fur Store, 115 West Main street. : tf Lime and cement. Medford Lumber Co. Bijl. Mitchell, Medford young man who has been attending O. A. C. since last fall and who Is taking a course in commerce at that institution returned yesterday from ' Corvallis and will spend the summer in this city. One of the front room furnished apartments In the Mail Tribune build ing Is for rent. A very nice and com fortable apartment with modern con veniences. Apply at office. 1 tt Try our merchants - lunch. The Shasta. Mr. and Mrs. Perry O. Crawford and children arrived this morning from their home in Burlingame, Calif., and will make their home here. Mr. Craw ford has been here for some time and is chief engineer for the California Oregon Power company. oush and doors. Medford Lumber Co. , O. F. Ogden, district circulation manager for one of the large Portland papers, left yesterday by auto accom panied by h,ls wjfe for tho northern part of the state after a week s stay il this city, and . Jacksonville with friends and relatives. Dance Eagle Point Sat. nlte. 85 Mr. and Mrs. Logan Bradley and Miss Loretta Wrenick of Kent, Wn., arrived in this city yesterday by auto for a brief visit with J. F. Hittson and family. Kodak finishing, better work, less charges. Jnp Art Store. 88 Mr. and Airs. Charles Palm left this morning for San Francisco from which city they will take a boat to Victoria, B. C. They contemplate continuing the trip northward by boat to Alaska and expect to return wlthjn three or lour weeks. When better automobiles are built, Buick will build them. tf Charles Six of Decatur, I1L, arrived the first of the week and will spend the summer with Mrs. Six and thoir son and Mr. and Mrs. John Perl, Mrs. Six's parents. The ixes contemplate locating In Medford,- The gymnasium of the Medford Ath letic club will be open for use by mem bers tomorrow and classes in physical culture and boxing will begin in sev eral days. . E .OUT OF HOMES WASHINGTON, June 20. Advices from Mexico to the state department this afternoon said the government offices at the International bridge at Laredo were abandoned, that 1500 persons In Nuevo Laredo had been driven from their, homes and that business houses, including two Amer ican stores had been flooded. i Troops were guarding the flooded area and train schedules across the river had boon annulled. The con sulate building In Neuvo Laredo was still 15 feet above wa'.or when the message was sent. BROWNSVILLE, Tex., June 20 Bodies of several flood victims have been seen floating down the Rio Grande at Mier, Mexico, 130 miles west of Matamoros and opposite Roma, Texas, according to telegraph ic advices received at Matamoros late today. White Footwear All White Canvas Pump, white" kid trim, ' one strap, white rubber heels, price $6.50 a pair. All White Canvas Oxfords, white rubber heels, welt sewed soles, good fitting last, our price fti.OO a pair. ; For Women Who Want Quality j .8rJlfCllt5h 21 N. Central 'Goon S""" (Since 1912) Court News (Furnished by the Jackson County Abstract Co.) I'UKTTY FIUM'K Taffeta la the material ideal for frocks of bourfiint type and so. here again It proves it fitness in puffed sleeves, wide shirred skirt and Ititherfd bodice. The little bow tied silts are duplicated In front ami for a iln.h of color, henna red Georgette begins the skirt. Real Estate Transfers Sheriff vs. City of Ashland, lot at corner of Boulovard and Mountain Avo., Ashland $261.69 Chris Keegan ct ux to Lewis Ulrich. & Int. in EH lot 2, blk. 2, Jacksonville 1 Mary J. True to Marcus P. Trite, ' land in sees. 2 and 11, tp. 39 S. R. 1 E. , ;. 10 James Stokan et ux to James Taylor et ux, int. In lots 1, 2, 3, 4, blk. 30. Medford 10 Mollic Keene ct ux to Frank P. Farrell, lot in blk. 1, Gallo way's Add. to Medford 10 Latest Arrivals at Auto Camp Grounds Fifty persons who traveled in six teen cars and who arrived in the city at various times Monday, spent last night at the city auto camp. The fol lowing were the (liferent parties: Jules Faber and two of Oakland, Calif., en route to Seattle; J. H. Reed and wife of Harrisburg, 111., may lo cate here; M. Stewirt and one of Hood River, here seeding a location; W. Jorgen and five of Centralia.Wn., en routo to Los Angeles; It. O. Watt adn two of Seattle, returning home from California; E. S. Darrow and four of Fifer, Idaho, en route home from the south; A. L. Shobel and two of Seattle, on the way to Los Ange les; George Uley and one of Long Beach, Calif., en route to Pullman, Wash.; A. L. Gunning and two of Los Angeles, on the way to Tacoma; M. F. Williams and ono of Orovllle, Calif., here seeking a location; A. J. Washam and five of Trinidad, Calif., hero looking around with a view to locating; R. W. Dow and one of Alta, Canada, en route to Lo3 Angeles; H. D. Banzo and two of Albany, Ore., here seeking a. location; C. A. Snider and two, may'locato here; J. Lamoure and two of Oakland, Calif., on the way to Seattle. Housewife Becomes New Woman I "All of our best doctors had Riven me up. I was unuble to leavo my bed for 16 weeks and was yellow as a pumpkin, besides the terrible stom ach pains I suffered. Our druRKist advised my husband to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and it has saved life. I am a new woman now." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from tho intestinal tract and allays the in flammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail ments, including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money re funded. Adv. TOMORROW! Gouverneur Morris Presents A smashing adventure story for American men and women ' of all ages Yellow Men and Gold" with tho screens fuvorito co-stars Helene Chad wick and Richard Dix TONIGHT Ethel Clayton in "Exit tho Vnmp" R I ALTO TONIGHT Ethel Clayton in "Exit tho Vnmp" HL.U K LACE , This frock started out quite sim ply as a low watsted. narrow sklrt d affair of -black satin, then fell upon It the enchantment of lace and tt became r.e romantic frock of the season. Large Bat beads of out Jet add their ilterlnf contrast to the lace's misty loveliness. Take More Films Than You Need: Return Those You Do Not Use Be sure to have plenty of films on your trip. Take more than you think you will use, and when you return we will buy back all the unused rolls you have. We will also develop your exposed rolls free. We develop Roll Films free, regardless of where purchased or how many. v West Side Pharmacy THE REXALL STORE llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllll Why Ride in the Other Fellow's Car WHEN FOR SO LITTLE MONEY, YOU CAN DRIVE ONE OF YOUR OWN? " Ramble Over This List of Used Cars You Can Use. 5 Passenger Chambers Touring 5 Passenger Allen, 4 cylinders. 4 Passenger Studebaker, 6 cylinders. Two 5 Passenger Velies, 6 cylinders. 5 Passenger Moon, 4 cylinders. 2 Passenger Ford Roadster 5 Passeneer Mitchell fi fwlinri era 5 Passenger Hupmobile, 4 cylinders. 2 Passenger Buick, 6 cylinders. 3-4 Ton Republic truck. Oldsmobile 1-Ton Speedwagon. : 3 Ton Federal Truck. inclosed top for Dodge Touring. 12 Passensrer Dodere. lust the car to haul snhnni pivlirw,, packers to the orchard. - "Ult waaners or . Price right on all cars Will sell or trade. HIT THE TRAIL FOR HITTvSGN'S w.miu i.ivimiiNi-,. imi-:imKI. OlfKCOY.' AIOND Y. ,TTTF 10 1Q - -v -. ......; r- ... ,