Medford mail tribune., June 21, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

MEDFOTCB MATL TRTBTTNE. SfEDFOTCTV OttEflON". WEDNESDAY. JUNE ' 21, 1922
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LUMBER ON HAND
Chinese Army Supplies
WEEK FOR FIRST
With tlie Metnoamta of tho loca
first church, this is Coatonary week.
Up until lust conference this congre
gation had paid one hundred per cent
of its pledge of twelve thousand dol
lars covering a period of five years.
This is a record that few churches can
equal, and is reniarnauie In view of
iireaent conditions as compared with
conditions at tho time of the taking of
the subscriptions, u nas meant per
sonal sacrifice to many.
Observance of Centenary week has
been preparod for by the distribution
of literature, sermons bearing on the
subject, and a pageant. The week
will culminate next Sunday when the
offering will be put on the plates at
the morning service. ",
MWJibers of the church are asked to
observe the week by tithing their in
comes, and by the payment of their
, anitfal pledges. .V
'H)e Centenary fund Is being used in
every country or tho world for the
erection of churches, tho establish
ment of schools and hospitals, and the
suiiport of missionaries. The Metho
dist Episcopal church pledged one hun
dred and ten millions of dollars for
this world wide program of redenii
Hon.
Leaders In the movement believe
the carrying out of tho program will
have a very salutary eirect on inter
national good will, thus promoting all
the higher interests of mankind.
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DUBLIN, June 21. (By tho Asso
elated Press) Tho Irish Catholic
Hierarchy at Mnynooth has con
domned.the action of the Ulster con
ttabulary In holding' up Cardinal
Logue on three occasions. Tho Bish
ons declare they deem it thoir duty
to "lay before the holy father and the
civilized world .a faint outline of the
liarbarlllcs heaped upon tho beloved
head of tho Irish church." The Hie
rarchy asserts that tho deadly effect
of partition hnn been to ruin Ireland
aill that the British government
iw backing its "Turkey In Ireland
The persecutions of tho minorities
In the south is deplored by the
bishops, who urge, that tho primary
duty of a stable government will be
to crush the lawless element. An np
peal Is made ' for national unity,
founded on tho solid basis or defer
enco to tho national will.
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Food for the Chinese army behind the Tartar wall .in relcin. 1
NOTED DAIL EiREAN
SH ELECTIONS
IK llil OF ' ;
ILLEGAL VOTING
HELD GROUNDLESS
SALEM, June 21. The right of a
voter to change his registration at the
polls was upheld by George M. Brown,
then attorney general, in an opinion to
Collier H. Duffington, district attorney
for Curry county.
This opinion, written on May 9, 1918
has been resurrected from the files of
the state's legal department following
charges by Charles Hall, defeated can
didate for the republican gubernatorial jlsl)
UN NEW YORK
NEW YORK, Juno 21. Two
champions of the ring Johnny Kll
bane and Johnny Wilson, feather
weight and middleweight tltlcholdcrs
stood deprived of thoir title rights
today so far as tho jurisdiction of the
New York state athletic commission
is concerned, for failuro to accept the
Sells of (hallengers.
Mlhane'8 . championship claims
weredcclared forfeited hy the com
mission for Ignoring Johnny Dun
dee's challenge. In WllsVn's case,
although action was withheld to give
mm tho full benefit of the time limit,
Mi tltlo was, considered automalli
ll!i forfeited for failure to agree
Wore midnight last night to terms
'or a match with Harry Greb, light
Mavyneight king.
DUBLIN, juno !. IHv A'. i
Press). Of tho 42 reni.hllr.nn I'Nnrl!.
dates in the constituencies, where
there wore contests in Friday s parlia
mentary election. 15 already havn hn
declared beaten. Kinal returns from
he places where tho count is still nn.
finished will, judging by the figures
now available, show further defeats of
treaty opponents.
One noted survivor urobablv will be
Cathal Brugba (Charles Burgess),
chief of Eanionn UeValera's lieuten
ants, who although ho is not elected
in Waterford, can only lose by some
unprecedenled overturn in the count.
Results announced today showed the
removal of many of the best known
persons in the Dail liireann. Of the
six women members, all anti-treaty,
only Mary MacSwiney survived and
Mrs. Kate O'Callughan was returned
unopposed. . -.
Mrs. Pearso,-whose two sons wero
executed for their part In the Easter
week rebellion, vas defeated in County
Dublin. Tho figures show that she
received comparatively few transfers
of votes. -
Jean Etch Ingham, a frequent speak
er in the treaty debates 'in the Dail,
was defeated in Wexford, and Satnns
Robinson, one of the leaders of the
army dissentents, lost In Waterford.
Conspicious among the defeats was
that of Erskino Chllders in Kildare. He
received only 572 votes, fewer than
any other candidate. His pro-treaty
colleague was given more than 9000
first preferences. The possible effect
of the disappearance of so many lead
ing republicans from the Dail is widely
discussed.
Later returns today showed that
Commandant Dan Ilroen, a joint panel
Ij.MlUlU.Iie, ,iuiuuaij iuuuu "o Wll T TUIC A V T., 01 A
elected for Waterford-TIpperary east,' tQ Amer'lcan industry
to make the work of missionaries In
PIE RECIPE -W
A perusal of the dally ninil of Miss
Florence Pool, county homo demon
stration agent,' furnishes interesting
reading for that hard-working and
accommodating individual who, in
addition to her regular duties Is kept
bjny answering queries from women
various parts of Oregon and the
Construction of tho buildings at tho
county fair grounds from now on will
proceed rapidly. Approximately six
carloads of lumber have been delivered
and .tho cement foundations for tho
buildings will be completed by the end
of this week. The entrance building
will be an Imposing structure and Is
well under way and will be one of the
first to bo completed. As soon as tho
frame work is up on the other struc
tures a largo crew of carpenters will
be put on as they can then work to
advantage. Tho entire building pro
gram will be complete before the open
ing dato of the fair which is to be held
September Kith to Kith.
By the end of this month, the speed
way will be practically completed,
howover tho finishing touches to make
it absolutely in the best condition will
take some time.
Meetings of the various divisions of
tho fair which are under tho direction
of superintendents aro being held
ni.Thtly and tho program outlined is
deserving of the patronage of no less
than 30,000 people.
Insect Destroyers
The Insecticide Laboratories of Chicago
make a number of preparations called
killers. A separate one for each pest, ants,
roaches, moths, bed bugs, rats and mice.
' 1, They are all sure and efficient..
HeatJVs Drug' Store
109 East Main Street
The Coolest Store in Town
REAPING BENEFIT
in
nomination, that re-registration of
voters at the polls on election day was
In violation of the primary law.
Hall's charges on this point aro di
rected particularly against the St. Paul
precinct in this county where out of a
total of 2G9 votes cast Hall received
only three. In this precinct, Hall
charges, some 50 erstwhile democrats
appeared at the polls election day and
changed their party registration to re
publican. Touching "upon this point in his opin
ion to District . Attorney Iluffington,
Attorney Genera Brown declared: ;
"It seems to bo clearly the intention
of the legislature that the elector shall
have tho same privilege of cancellation
of his former registration and re-registering
before a judge of election as he
has before the county clerk or regis
trar while the registration books are
open."
United Stntes. She has a depart
ment in the Oregon State Farm Bu
reau News in which she describes
her work among the women of Jack
son county; ana occasionally pub-
i receipes and advices about
cooking. - '
Some of' these lettors .' aro very
plaintive. For instance women liv
ing in hack woods sections of tho
United States occasionally write, for
information about cooking or dress
making and mako a comment like
"I have not soon a woman for six
months."
But Miss Tool received a letter
on Juno 15 rom MeComb, Miss.,
fiipned "Mrs. Viola Mullins." which
brought her much plcasuro from that
far off southern state.- In part the
letter read as follows: j
"Kindly sond me a receipt of cook
ing. How to fix different things. I
have cooked several lemon pies Ac
cording to your directions and they
were just fine. So I am anxious to
learn other different ones from you.
, please send at once."
Miss Pool has never heard from
the' writer before, but presumes sho
In some manner got hold of an issuo
of the farm bureau paper and saw
her lemon pie receipt therein
From the KxperieiH-o of' Medford
People.
We are fortunate Indeed to be able
to profit by tho experience of .our
neighbors. Tho public utternnces of
Medford residents on the following
subject will interest and benofit
many of our readers. Bead this
statement. No better proof can be
had.
It. L. Kaufman, 343 N. Grape St.,
Medford says: "1 know the value
of Doan's Kidney PIHh as I havo used
them off and on for years with good
results. At times my kidneys were
disordered, due to a cold settling on
them and my back was lame and
ached severely. My kidneys acted
Irregularly at those times, too, but
Doan's Kidney Pills have always re
lieved these troubles and put my kid
ney-R- in good condition."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply nsk for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills tho samo thnt
Mr. Kaufman had. Foster-Milburn
Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv
CHINESE PUZZLED
Y U. S. TACTICS
Continental
had been defeated.
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China more effective was made today
by John L. Chillis of Peking, China
at the international student confer
ence held at Lake Geneva tinder tho
auspices of the international commit
tee of the Y. M. C. A.
"It Is hard for some of the Chinese
to believe in Christianity because they
do not see the Christian influence at
work in the industries being establish-
TiJE HAGUE, June 21 (Cy the etl in L'liina oy Americans," ne said.
Associated Press) Holland was as- The introduction of the factory sys
simlcd tho presidency o the central tent in China by Americans and, the
commission of tho conference of requirement of the employers that the
Hussiun affairs when the selection employes work from 12 to 14 hours a
of the heads of this commission and dajr wilhout lhe I)ropcr 8anitary condi
tions is gums nits iiiuugii'.;iii Vjiiiiiese
much to criticize, the speaker said.
"ulago, Jln 21. Consolidation
M to North American 'ruit Exchange
e Federated Fruit Growers Inc.,
tlve January 1, 1923, was an
JKed today. The Fruit Growers
J"! ' completed arrangements for
m "!hment of a nation wide sales
"4 distribution service for its mem
, T1e North American company
! en In operation since 1911 and is
Wng used by a large number of
Peratlve associations as a sales
ito, Artbur R- RuIe- general man
wi k he Nol'th American company,
Hi ts, e general manager of
1 'Wit Growers after the consolida
tion.
tho three sub-coniinlssmns
conference was made today.
Belgium was Riven tho vice-prcsi-dency
of the central body, while rep
resentatives of Great Britain, Trance
and ltalv, respectively head the three
suh-comnilsslons. The list announced
W'8' T5ivn Holland, m-cslilent of the
central commission: M. Cottier, of
Belgium, vice-president; nir i ..."'i-
Oraome, Great Jiruain, i -nun ....... .
the sub-commission ot pniiimj. "
Alnhand, Krance, cnainmin u. ...
sub-commission on Hems: i. ..
Avozzano. Italy, chairman oi the sub
commission on credits.
. WISE WOMEN
liit,IH?0US mctlil ra of ancient
. Mates regarding his writings
km, We,e but a collection of
Wn" obtained from the "Wise
you realize thnt In those times
,blh h not the men' kneW
,. . properties or meai-
roots and herbs? From
Mlant,
-n
'.rsu ttma
Hit ..j 1 Il,e treatment of dis-
"hu.jY ne healing merit - of
jJJM herbs.
Wj I'lnkham's Vegetable
Lmi. originated hy a wo
k"i! .nA Pinlham,. andils now
,, Wised by women of all
k"l i. . ,rehll"ed from roots and
FORD PROPOGANDiST
GETS SIGNATURES
VASHVI1XE, Tenn., June 21
nDarden, who has e'Z
Oeorgia. Alabama and Tfr
the lnleresi w. ,.-. has
route to Wash-
for the Muscle smi""'" ' '
IOr ... x-..i,llle en route to V
reaeneu ' ... rcSent a pe
,,. where he
tlHon asking th, t the
''rUairOO signatures to t. ho
petition V'" p.m.ots to have
months, air- ' ,,, when
more man , i congress.
ts too """"" -
he present!
were pu.
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BELFAST, " - chot -nd
special conslai. "J t whiu.
NO COOKING
Tho "Food-Drink" foi All Ages.
Quick Lunch at Home;t)rEce,aocl
Fountains. Aik for HORL1CKS.
scr Avoid Imitation J & Substitute
Day or Night
WEEKS-CONGER CO
Funeral Directors
Fashionable
DRESSMAKING
Experience In all branches.
Designing of all kinds.
Dmmnf Attention to Mailorders.
nor, W. mill St. Phone -aiiS-Yj
IWoodStavePipi
Quotation on Pumps and Rama for ir-
ritfiition.
TrIf)S. T. TKVJPIK. MfHlfnrd
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
ThlH ia to certify that aim Chung of
Medford. Ore., has cjjreil me of goitre
509 J St., Grants I'rbb.
This is to certify thnt Glm Chun of
Medford, Or?... has cured me of rupture
of four years' stundlng. 1 G. iHliam,
413 S St., Grants Pass, Ore.
Medford, OroKon, .Ian. 13, 1017,
This Is to certify that I, the under
stprned, hud very severe Rtomaoh trouble
and had been bothered for several years
and Inst August was not expected to
live, and hearing of Glm Chung (whose
Herb store Is at 214 South Front street,
Medford), I decided to get herbs for my
stomach trouble, nnd I atarted to feeltntf
better as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily recom
mend anyone afflicted as I whs to see
Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
Win. L-ewts, Engle Point.
W. Ij. Chtldreth, Eaf,le Point.
M. A. Andrscn, Mod ford.
R. B, Hal ni es, I-agle I'otnt.
C. K. Moore, Euglo Point.
J. V, Molntyre. Kngle Point
Geo. Von dor Hellen, Knirle Point.
Thru W, NlhnlM. Kitelo Pnlnt
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Sale
Traffic
$12.96
15.76
18.64
19.40
20.08
Prices
Rugged
$15.76
18.24
19.88
20.72
21.56
27.56
29.27
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