Medford mail tribune., July 14, 1922, Page 5, Image 5

UNION
labor on
TRAD. OF JUDGES
Hi POINDEXTER
U. S. Senator and State Su
preme Court Members Are
Listed for Strongest Pos
sible Fight to Defeat
Prison Labor Condemned
Oppose Child Labor.
BREMERTON, Wash., July 14
Organized labor iu Washington Is urg
ed to "make thu strongest possible
fight to defeat United States Senator
lilies Poindexter," and "the four reac
tionary members of the. stufe supremo
court who come up for re-election this
year," In the reX)rt of the executive
council presented to the annual con
vention of the organization here today.
A conference of representatives of
farmers' and rallwaymen's organiza
tions "and other liberal groups" to ac
complish this result is recommended.
Other recommendations include:
A demand on congress to immediate,
ly submit a constitutional amendment
abolishing child labor.
Continuance of the federation's sup
port of striking coal miners and pas
sage of a resolution expressing "our
admiration for the self scrlficlng, cour
ageous and effective fight they are
making on behalf of their own organi
zation and the whole labor movement
of the state."
He-endorsement of the federation's
stand In support of the cooperative
movement through the Rochelle sys
tem. ' i '
Condemnation of the "industrial pro
gram being Inaugurated at the state
penitentiary and the exploitation by
the state of prison labor," and demand
that the legislature prohibit its contin
uance. A "united demand" on state adminis
trative officials that in the letting of
road and construction contracts a
clause be inserted requiring contrac
tors to pay all classes of labor the
wage scale paid for similar work in
the closest industrial center.
United support of the state labor
movement to "any local union or group
of unions that may be attacked by in
junctions during the course of any con
troversy and that a united and militant
fight be made to compel the courts to
abandon this unauthorized, illegal and
vicious practice.". -
' The-teport declares' in conclusion
the belief of the council that the "open
shop hysteria that threatened to en
velop our nation and crush our move
ment," is now "rapidly waning." It
calls attention to the "militant policy
being pursued by the American Feder
ation of Labor to encompass the defeat
of our enemies," and urges the state
federation to co-operate in this cam
paign In the Btate of Washington.
"Bachelor, Daddy" at Page . ,
How would-you feel,' gentlfest of read
ers, If on your wedding day and the
noon-appearance "of your bridegroom
you discovered hlin sick abed with the
mumps?
Would your compassion be augment
ed, in that case, by the fact that he
was being tended by a very pretty
nurse much prettier than you, it such
a thing be possible?
And, suppose that in spite of the
unromantic mumps and the very ro
mantic nurse, you were inclined to
name another day, would your disap
pointment at the delay be mitigated by
the discovery that your bride-groom-to-be
was the father of a family of five,
none of whom you had ever met, and
that one of them nestled in the arms of
the attending, pretty nurse and cooed
tip into her eyes with a very intimate
and familiar coo?
Come and see what Leatrlce Joy as
Kthel does in this predicament which
arises In "The Bachelor Daddy," com
ing to the Page theatre tomorrow.
Ben Turpln in "Bright Eyes,"' seen
as a golfer and in riding breeches,
flaming snort hose, football shoes ana
his own comfortable vest he is a sight
for sore eyes. The Topics of the Day
and Gene Howard at the organ are
other current attractions.
('Th. mm tinmnnuerable." Rialto
Tho Rtniin nmnaefiment has given
the patrons of their theater another
hig program this week, wun juck nun
in "The Man Unconquerable" as its
feature picture.
Holt plays a quiet New Yorker, who,
Inhprttinp- n npnrl concession in the
South Seas, goes to look after his pro
perty. A $10,000 pearl disappears, and
he is suspected of aiding In its loss.
There is a unique and terrific fight as
flip plimnT nf thft nirtlire.
: Sylvia Braemer is Holt's leading
woman.
Artv for the week Is "Torchy
Steps Out. there Is an educational
film and music by Buster LaMar at the
organ.
I . Tk.nlii
w winii vi muim ui" ....... i -
for the kindness and sympathy extend
ed us dunns our receni iBrtvciiii..
SIRS. H. VON DKR HELLEN
r . AND FAMILY,
Market News
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Butter
PORTLAND. Ore.. July 14.-Bu.ter
"nil; extra cubes 38&3c; under-l
h.aui-s jatm.c; cartons 44c; prints!
4ic Hutterfat. So. 1 churning cream.!
-tH'y 44c f.o.b. Portland: 41c m
nons; undergrades 40Jf'4ic.
Livestock
PORTLAND. Ore .III Tin 1 1 Pir
Ue on nominal hnsf- , A..i..
I hoiee cows and heifers t;.0(Ki(S ail
medium to'good $3.236.00. Others
urnunged.
Hogs slow; no receipts. Kheep
lower; receipts 100(1. Spring lambs
fS;UUi(i . mi; medium ?7.00S.OO.
Others unchanged.
1'mtliuicl Wheat
PORTLAND, July 14. Wheat:
Hard white, $ l.l U; soft white, white
club, hard winter, northern spring,
?1.H; red Walla $1.11.
Today's car receipts Wheat 1C;
barley 2; flour 3; hay 7.
San Francisco Markets
SAX FRANCISCO, July 14. (U. S.
Bureau uf Markets) Eggs, undersized
pullets, No. 1, 17c.
SAX FRANCISCO. Julv 14. (Stain
division of .Markets!. Chickens, fryers
32 to 4uc; broilers 27 to 37c: vomit?
roosters 43 to 4uc; hens lti to 31c;
ducks, young 18 to 20c.
Liberty Bonds
NEW YORK. July 14 Liberty bonds
closed: 3's 100.7U: first 4's 11)0.50:
second 4's 100.18; first 44's 100.S0
second 4'4's 100.G0; third 4'A's 100.46;
fourth 41t's 101;" Victory 4's 100.52.
N. Y. Stocks
Allied Chemical & Dyo ...
C'J.1
, 68.7
44.5
55.1
104.6
70.
42.5
114.
01.3
7S.2
38.5
121.8
141.5
00.7
52.5
101.1
30.2
110.2
51. '8
70.
139.
89.
71.
08.5
28.
42.5
20.7
. 30. ,
104.7
74. C
10.7
82.1
Allis-Chalmers - .. ......
American Beet Sulfur
American Can
American Cur & Foundry .
American Hide & Leather, pfd.
American International Corp.
American Locomotive ... .
American Smelting & Ref'g. . .
American Sugar
American Sumatra Tobacco . .
American T. & T
American Tobacco
American Woolen
Anacondu Copper
Atchison . ;
Atl., CSulf & W. Indies
fialdwin Locomotive .........
Hnltiniore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel "B"
Canadian Pacific
Central cLather '. ... '.7. .
Chandler Motors
Chesapeake & Ohio .... i ... .
Chicago, Mil. and St. Paul . . .
Chicago. It. I. & Pac. ..,(.-...
Chino Copper ,.
Colorudo Fuel-& Ifon .
Conn Products;-.. .
Crucible Steel ,
Brio . .-.
Famous Players-Lasky ......
Ceneral Asphalt
General Electric
General Motors v -.
Goodrich Co. --
Great Northern, pfd.
Illinois Central .
07. 0
170.
14.2
89.2
80.1
106.2
40.7
09.8
71. C
51.
14. C
48.
35.8
130.7
150.
29.5
13.7
34.0
22.
05.
30.5
100.
77.
2.7
67.2
71.5
44.
84.
29.8
1G.5
75.5
71.1
67.2
77.2
31.6
90.
24.2
180.
138.2
10.5
40.
29.7
79.6
17.1
141.6
C7.5
57.8
02. 2
09.5
04.5
60.8
0,
17.
28.3
02.2
70.
10.
nnplration Copper
International Harvester i
Int. Mer. Marine, pfd .-
International Paper
nvinclble Oil
Kelly-Springfield Tire
Kennocott Copper
ouisvllle & Nashville
Mexican Petroleum
Miami Copper , . . ,'
Middle States Oil
Midvalo. Steel
Missouri Pacific . .'
New York Central
X. Y., N. H. and Hartford . . .
Norfolk & Wastern
Northern Pacific . .;
Oklahoma Prod. & Ret
Pacific Oil
Pan American Petroleum
Pennsylvania
People's Gas
Pure Oil .V---. i
Hay Consolidated Copper
Iteiiing
Itep. Iron & Steel
Itoyal Dutch, N. Y.
Sears ltoebuck
Sinclair Con. Oil
Southern Pacific ............
Southern Railway
Standard Oil of N. J
Studebaker .Corporation,
Tennessee Copper .,. .........
Texas Co.
Texas & Pacific --
Tobacco Products . . . . ;
Transcontinental Oil
Union Pacific
United Retail Stores
U. S. Ind. Alcohol.
United tSutos Rubber
United States Steel . .
Utah Copper
Westinghouse Klectid
Willys Overland . . .
American Zinc, Lead ana Km.
Butte and Superior
Cala. Petroleum
Montana Power ...
Shattuck Arizona . ...... i . .
Great Northern .Ore .
39.7
YESTERDAY'8 RESULT8
American
New York-St. Louis rain.
Boston 2, Cleveland 4.
Philadelphia 9, Detroit 4.
Washington-Chicago called, rain. "
National
Pittsburg-Boston, wet grounds.
Cincinnati 3, Brooklyn 4. ;
Chicago 5, New York 4.
St. Louis 1, Philadelphia 0.
Coast
Salt Lake 6-22, Vernon 7-7.
Los Angeles 8-4, Portland 3-0.
Ran Francisco 2, Seattle 5.
Sfinrimento 3. Oakland 2.
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With Meiford trade U Upitoii made
MEDFQKD MATT TRIBUNE.
Look
80
Busy
Stores
the
Reason
We
Sell
for
Less
Men's "Work Socks
2 pair for
25?
i
Ladies' Suits
priced from
$8.65 to $60.00
Cooper's Make
Knit Union Suits
for men
; for $1.40
Men 's Good Sport
Shirts
Small sizes '
$1.00
Jap Crepe
Stripes and plain,
27 yard
l Colored Pongee ,
at
$1.60 yard
.Bodice Top
Ladies' Vests,
all sizes.
Ladies' Coats
priced from
$7.50 to $50.00
Ladies' and Misses
Khaki Trousers
Priced at $1-95. $2.50
$3.15 and $4.25
Men's. J)ress Cotton
Socks 2 pair for
- : ; . 25 ' ' V '
Men's Dress Shoes.
$4.60 to $9.95
Munsingte Make .
Men's Union Suits
for $1.55 to $1.90
Men's Canvas Cloves
at
' 10 and 15?
Sewing. Silk Thread
atl2t?
Spool
Extra Sizes
Ladies' Vests
50
PHOENIX
AND
F BUSTER BROWN
" HOSIERY
MEDFOUD OTiEfiOY. FRTDAV. .1ULY 1L 1922
These
They are Golden Rule prices. It's easy for
others to quote bur prices but hard to match
the quality we offer. You want to buy where
you can get the best for the least amount of
money. That's just what we are offering you.
Munsing's Athleiic
Union Suits at
95
Painter's Overalls., .
at
$1.25
i Men's Knit
Union Suits
at 92
: Men's Dress Hats
in Felt
$2.25 to $4.00
Suit Cases
Matting and Fiber at
$1.15, $1.55' to $1.75
Large Size Ilick Hand
; Towels
' 30 pair
Don't fait to See our
Special Linri Ladies' Suits
and Coats, priced at
$18-00
Bradley Sweaters, .
a new full lino for Ladies,
Misses, itnd Children.
Very reasonably priced.
Ladies Blouses and
"Waists, from
$1.50 to $10.50
Men's Full Cut Heavy
. t, Work Shirts
' ' at 65
220-Weight Union Made
' Blue Bib Overalls '
at $1.19
Exclusive Agents for
Bradley Sweaters
Sec First Showing
Bradley Knit Wear.
In our windows. Prices
Reasonable.
One Lot Children's Play
Suits. Not all sizes, .
. at G5.'
Elks' Building
Ashland, Ore.
Phone 3
'M inch Heavy Brown
Muslin, nt
16 yard
Ladies' Black, Tan and
, White Kid Bolts,
50 each
(linghains
19( 2LV, 27
, to 94
.... Ladies' Home
Journal Patterns
Men's Dress Shirts,
No collar, at
90?
Men's AVork Pants .
$2.80 to $4.00
Men's Wash Ties ..
20 to 25
Men's Kangaroo Leather
AVork Gloves at
$1.75
T f
Pack Bags
made of heavy O. D. Duck
i for $2.45
Children's Summer ,
Parasols-65, 75?, 90
to $2.50
, Ladies' Bodice, Tight
Knee Union Suits.
Sizes 3G'to 4i
75
Ladies' Silk Skirts. .
priced from
$6.75 to $13.50
Men's Fine Cotton
Dress Socks
at 20 to $25
Men's .Dress. Pants .
$3.50 to $6.50 .
" - t; -f" S -(.
Men's. Khaki AVork Shirts
. , at ".
98c? ,
. )
The Daylight Stores
JACKSON COUNTY FAIR, SEPTEMBER
Over
rices
Straw Outing Hats
for .Men and Hoys
10? to 18c?
Men's Cloth Dress Hats
at
$1.25 to $1.50
J. and P. Coats .
Sewing Thread
6 Spools for 25?
SI ret ton's Union Suits
Sizes 3( to U
$1.10 to $1.35
...
. LadiosATool Skirts .
priced from
; $4.50 to $9.25 ".
Bradley All Wool Scarfs,
in assorted colors, styl.es
and prices.
Men's Cooper's
Athletic Union Suits at
$1.10 to $1.15
Heavy AVeight
Carpenter's Overalls,
at $1.75
Men's Army Shoes ., .
$4.10 to $5.00
Men's Good Black Sateen
Shirts
" ' ' for 95? 7 :;
. Traveling. Bags
made of Fiber at
$1.35
Extra Large Turkish
Towels, at
' 75? pair
Ladies' Silk Jersey
Petticoats, priced from
$2.80 to $5.00
Big Line Bathing Suits
priced from
$3.50 to $8.60 ;
'Girls'. Coveralls,
in Khaki, Blue and Strip
ed. Priced at $1.15
North Central St.
Medford, Ore.
Phone 245
13 TO 16
PAGE FIVE
80
Busy
Stores
the
Reason
We
Sell
for
Less
Natural Color
Imported Pongee
$105 to $1.35
Ladies' and Misses'
Khaki Middies, priced
from $2.45 to $3.15
Ladies' .
Khaki Coats at
$525
Mens Work Shoes,
Peters All-t'or-AVear
' ' " Shoe at' ;
$3.65
'. -i
Men's Dress Shirts
with Collar at
90?
Men's. Khaki Pants
good heavy weight
$1.60 to $1.95
Men's Khaki Suits
. at
' .. $7.35 ; ' ;
Men's Good Khaki
Coveralls ,
$2.10 to $2.60
... i .
.. Palm Olive
Soap
8 bar'' :
Extra Good Turkish
Towels
at 45? pair " '
" '. i .- .
..Stretton Lisle Vests
all sizes
' " 75?
; Ladies' Gingham
Dresses,
priced from
$4.50 to $10.50
. Ladies', Misses' and
Children's Khaki and
Blue Dresses, with Nick-
ers, from 4 years to 1G
years. Priced at $5-25
Bradley Sweaters
for Men and
Boys.
AMERICAN LADY
AND '" '
COLLEGE GIRL
CORSETS