Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 22, 1922, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Text" PXGE FlVrt JACKSON BOYS AT 0.A.C.HAV1NGTIME 1 OF YOUNG LIVES TIN D f EO OF RAIN AN IN FREIGHT RATES ON ST. L0UiS: WHITE MEETS OPPOSITION SOX TIE INDIANS m HURTS CROP MEDFORD MATE TRIBUNE. MEDFORT, ORF.OON', THURSDAY, .7UXR 22. 122 OLYMPIA, Wash., June 22 Declar- Four Jacltson county boys are CHICAGO, June 22. Reports from having mp-ume 01 meir lives ui tno u.uu uaiira una neat, anu urougnt jni, t),,lt discrimination of two ports college these days, where they are we endangering tho wheat crop tend-',,, h , fc getting their flt tuste of a college ed to ,)rinS about higher prices for , , ' wheat hero torinv' in ti eirlv ilmi: duced, effective July 1, to the level education. They are John Bohnert y"'K-UL "eru tuuaj in mo eanj uedi-, of Central Point and Ord Keed, Del- lnKs- V'nless rain conies soon, it was recommended by the interstate com- bert Anderson and Leland Cate of said, the yield cf wheat in a large sec- nierce commission recently for inter- Medford. ' They are under the watch- Hon would be reduced In a material gmte rates O O Calderhead, rate ex- ful eye of Lloyd Mobs, one of the degree. Heat damage advices from' . , ' ' , ' . . ' . ,, m.iieue's !most uonular countv club v..i -i,. ..... ....,,.,. uer' for te department of public -w- - - ncu nana luuiiiuu Uirtlf il3 a ULIlIlbll tau-, . , . . , . . . . leaders. '.i '. i,. "". works, opened the hearing before the enjoying tor. The opening ranged from 1-S de- department called . to determine the 'Albert ' dnc,e. to lspoBltlon of 8tat0 ratB8 here tWs of the f V4 ami September 1.1!, to 1.13 afternoon with a statement of the sit- "The youngsters are every minute," soys Mobs is one of the cheer leaders general iisscmuiy every nay, wncre " u a muuuituc 6ivnu uatloil thy sing and give club yells John Is advance the then something of a re-j s j, comraoditie3 as movo , vol. the only one In ralf club work, and action. , .. . . . , . . , , , he is getting a lot of valuable points! Calendar buyers were again active1 Ume bolh 8t!lt0,an1, interstate in this on stock judging." I, t con, market Imt we. o met b be uiscri!"1!lteu The dally program of the boy '", , r . maritet , ' met by against when movement is entirely farmers and stockmen includes den,- commission nous " 8el '"S- t"ien-; within the state," said Mr. Calderhead, onstratlons of beof and sheop judg- ' "JS 1 off to ti Higher, July b. to wl,0 pointed out that the present inter mix talks on nounry. small irulls. "-.a, iuatiui. dduu a mhic . soils and dairying. This week they around. ; are specializing in potatoes and corn 1 Bad crop reports especially from Till am? dairy testing. ' Friday a general nojs gave strength to the oats market Block juaeing contest is scncauiea ui,Wllch 01,ened 1-8 to higher, July Trn. .X. , , , ,,. '35 7-8 and after a slight reaction Lion atG a. r, according to Lioya scored further gains. - Moss. Everyone nilua out of. bed. and r revisions were sieauy ucspue uie after an hour of brisk , exercise, : weakness or the hog market. uicuniiini. is eti in ui i units "in 7. From 8 to 9 they go back to their rooms at Cau thorn hull, and "police up." Class work is helAfrom 9 to 12. General assembly at 1:30 follows luncheon,' the afternoons until 6 being devoted to swimming, tennis, baseball and nthlclic games. After dinner a social hour is observ ed until 10 o'clock, when lights are out nnd everyone is In bed and asleep. "I'm coming back 'next year nnd bring 16 boys with me," declares Del oert Anderson of Medford. MI want to lino up a baseball team to lick that Ijine county bunch." Lane holds the baseball championship so far. ENGLISH HEALTH -BILL j suite rate irom roriianu, uregoii, 10 j Connell, Washington, is thirty cents, which Is the same as the rate from Seattle to Connell, the distances balng approximately the same. The inter state reductions would mean that the Portland-Connell rate would become 27 cents while the rate from Seattle would be as at present, thus discrimin ating against Seattle, It was indicated. "If state rates are not decreased to the interstate level, the state traffic will bear and contribute to tho aggre gate revenue of the carriers an amount proportionately greater than that borne by Interstate commerce in the same territory and state commerce as a whole will in that respect be dis criminated against and In favor of interstate commerce," he continued. "Last year the Interstate freight rev enue of tho Great Northern railroad CHICAGO, June 22. (Hy Associated Press), ltecause of Shawke.v's effec tive hurling, Muggins' awakened Yan kees defeated Cleveland, 7 to 3, and by virtue of the league-leading Drowns' 5 to 0 loss to the Mackmen, have ad vanced a full game toward the top of tho ladder. They were one and a half games behind St. Louis today. The White Sox developed a ninth inning punch to win from the Senators 5 to 4, and went into fourth place, a tie with the Indians. Washington now occupies the next position. Brooklyn, In a game of many hits and errors and pitchers, engaged in a nose and nose contest with tho Pirates, boat them 15 to 14, and tumbled them i'rom third position in the National league. A downpour at Philadelphia gave the Chicago Cubs a 6 to 3 victory over the Phillies In six innings. During the short session, Parkinson of the Phillies cracked out two homo runs, while Lee, a team mate smashed one. This ac counted for all Philadelphia's runs. After winning eight consecutive games the winning streak of the De troit Tigers was broken by the Uoston Red Sox, who bunched hits off Art Oleson, which with the aid of an error, gave them a lend which Cobb's men could not overtake. The scoro was 9 to S. LONDON, Juno 22. (Dy the As sociated Press) Tho government was defeated on a financial amend- ef tho' W1L11111 SlUlti M US 9,,U), I UU, U11U Lilt Fall Trip Off. WASHINGTON, June 22. Plans of Secretary Fall of the department of bill in grand committee house of commons today. - Tho com mittee immediately 'adjourned in order that consider Its ment was ilcneateu yesiciony in me jn revenue $3,069,G21, the ratio of freight revenue being 58 percent interstate the government might commerce and 42 per cent state. By position. The govern- assuming that a ten percent reduction ....An., (n lhA . . . . ... ... nterstate rates is to ue accompiisn the Interior to vlEtt Alaska this Bum- Palestine mandate. house of lords on the question of the d thQ interstat6 rcvemie wouid ho mer have been cbandoned, the secre tary advised senators today during conferences at the capitol. Tho Weather. Washington and Oregon Tonight and Friday, fair. Moderate sou westerly winds. li r.K r.oi HaanA v The amendment was carried -against the government by a vote of Proportion 45 per cent 20 to 14. ' Mr. Calderhead also stated that The defeat is considered in politi- since increases in state rates had a! cal quarters as of no greater impor- ways been made to conform to Inter tance than tbnt which occurred in. Htt onnimnrcH nommisainn orders he '"'the house of lords yesterday and as fe,t th(J nresont reauctiong in 8tate th-. unlikely to lend to modification of hmtlfiod n,l should he mado over the lines of the smaller car riers as in the case of the larger car riers. Hopresentatives of the various rail road companies operating in the state were present at tho hearing. the government's policy. 2or25,y Lily Portrait of an. El Sidelo Smoker HE finds EI Sidclo's " aroma very agree able. He likes its hand . some shapes. He likes ' the way it draws. What i more does he want ( Like all El Sidelo smo jj kers, everywhere, he's 1 having a good time, and he doesn't care who ; knows it. . tl Sidelo Clr U nude fcf Comiobditrd Cigar CorpocmtiOO . . Ns-Ycrk NET REVENUE ESPEE FOR-MAY INCREASES SAN FRANCISCO, ' June 22. The net revonuo of the Southern Pacific company from railroad operation in the five months ending with May were $21,024,017, or an increase of f2,9D6,69S over the same period, in 1921, accord ing to a statement issued today by the company. The net railway opera tion income for the period was $12,047, 825, an increase of $1,809,120 over the parallel 1921 period. The income is derived after subtracting taxes, uncol lectible revenue and equipment and Joint facility rents from the revenue. The May revenue from the same class of operation was o,415,124, an Increase of $2,106,940 ever May, 1921. The May income was f 3,(,5G,0SG, an in crease of $1,983,839. mm LOS ANGELES, June 22. Jess Wil lard, former champion heavyweight pugilist, is not interested in a Labor Day bout with Jack Dempsey, present heavyweight champion, according to his statement here yesterday. He claims that he will not be ready to enter the ring for four months. ."I.wlll bo ready for Dempsey in Oc tober," Wlllard said. V ; . Distribted by ALLEN & LEWIS, Portland EUGENE BRANCH ALLEN & LEWIS, Eugene, Ore WASHINGTON, June 22. A golf match challenge from newspaper men of the senato press gallery has been accepted by Senator Hitchcock of Ne braska, on behalf of 11 other senators whose proficiency at the game will give them an opportunity to even scores with the men who write about their speeches. The clash will occur at an early,date. American Chicago 5, Washington 4. Detroit 8, Boston 9. , Cleveland 3, New York 7. St. Louis 0, Philadelphia 6. National. Philadelphia 3, Chicago 6 (6 innings, rain). ' Brooklyn 15, Pittsburg 14. (10 in nlngs). New York-St. Louis wet grounds. Boston-Cincinnati, rain. Coast St. Lake 12, Los Angeles 6. 'ernon 8, Portland 6. Sacramento 0, San Francisco 4. Oakland G, Seattle 5. ASKS 10 BE HIED PORTLAND, Juno 22. Argument on the petition of .A. W. Stone of Medford to be classed as a preferred creditor against Morris Iiros. Inc., defunct bond house, was made Tues day afternoon before Federal Judge AVolverton by Gua Newbury of Med ford. In AuRUst, 1920, Louise Leonard deposited $928 with tho bond house, with instructions to secure for her a 6 jier cent Canadian gold bond, New bury stated. In December. 1920, Stone mailed Morris Bros, a Canadian bond of that description and asked them to sell it for him. The bond was delivered to Louise Leonard and a check mailed to Stone, but before Stone cashed tho check the bond house went bankrupt. ' Robert Magulre, attorney for the trustees in bankruptcy,' contested the petition, claiming that tho money was squandered by tho bankrupt nnd never came into possession of the trustee. Judge Wolvefton took the petition under advisement. Good Help In Summer Indigestion causes worry, nervous ness, sick headaches, biliousness, coat ed tongue, bad breath, bloating, gas, constipation and Constant distress. Henry C. Thome, 1002 Harrison Ave., Boston, Mass., writes: "Since taking Foley Cathartic Tablets I feel fine." They cleanse the bowels, sweeten the stomach and Invigorate the liver. Cause no pain, no nausea. No habit forming just a good, wholesome nhyflic. Sold everywhere. Adv. Buy your Tires wkereym see Tms Sim The Goodrich Tire sign on a dealer store is worth money to you. It is more than a guide it is a guaranty. It says: "Here is a dealer who knows the value of the one-quality standard of Goodrich. Here is a store that is run by a man who believes in building permanent business through genuinely good service. Here is a place that ou can depend upon a place that gives you full value in return for every dollar a dealer who is going to earn and hold your good will." No matter what car you drive, you can get the full benefit of these unrivalled tires that have established such a remarkable record in mileage and service. Buy your tires where you see the Goodrich Tire sign. nit am satisfac tion in every transaction. THE B. F. GOODRICH RUDDER clkron, Ohio COMPANY SILVERTOVVN CORDS FABRICS TUDES ACCESSORIES tmasxsssarv'- ,K-v7vxm:TvrmijiiTrrri rvffrzsmtmKimtai WOOD! Dry Mill Blocks; Fir Slab Wood nnd nil ollior kinilH of wood MEDFORD FUEL CO Cor. Third nnd Fir I'tutno StIV Car Washing Service Glvo Your Car n fur $4.00 Weekly Wishing a Month VERNH S. WHITE At Illttson'a GnriiKO Fashionable DRESSMAKING Experience In all brancbei. Designing ot all kinds. : Prompt Attention to Mailorders, ana w. 10th St l'uone S5B-' With Medtord trade l Medford made Take Advantage of This An mobile ire Sale For a few days only we are offering to the public the well known FEDERAL, PENN SYLVANIA VACUUM CUP and GOODYEAR makes of Fabric Tires as follows, at prices far below standard: Quantity Size 19 32x3 17 31x4 15 32x4 8 33x4 4 34x4 2 32x4 2 33x4 Make Federal and Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Federal Federal and Goodyear Federal Federal Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Pennsylvania Vacuum Cup Sale Prices Traffic $12.96 15.76 18.64 19.40 20.08 Tires Sold for Cash Only During This Sale Buy Your Tires Now and Save Dollars. Every Tire Guaranteed Rugged $15.76 18.24 19.88 20.72 21.56 27.56 29.27 Busy Corner Motor Co. MAIN AT RIVERSIDE