Medford mail tribune., November 27, 1922, Page 8, Image 8

MTCPyOKD MATT TRTBTTNTC, MKD-FOTtTTi, OT?FiONT, MONTAV, YAT,Mr;T!Ti 27. 1922
VIOLENT QUAKE
NEAR ST. LOUIS
CHIMNEYS FALL
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27. (By Associat
ed Press). Considerable property
daruiiKB was caused by earth tremors
o( moderate Intensity In eastern Mis
Bpurl, southern Illinois, western Indi
ana and northwestern Kentucky last
night, according to reports reaching
hpre today. The tremors shook build
ings and homes, toppled chimneys
ffom residences, broke windows.
Knocked chlnaware from shelves and
frjKhtonod residents In parts of the
tour states, reports state.
J Bvansvllle and Mattoon, East St.
Ixniia, Benton, Clinton and Eldorado,
1llnols and points in the northwestern
vkrt of Kentucky reported fooling the
tremors about 9:J0 o'clock. The tre
mors also were noticeablo In St. Louis.
s-Attendants at the selsmographlcal
observatory at St. Louis university de
clared the tremors' wore recorded as
centering southeast of this city and
lastod ten minutes.
ONE DAY WIFE JILTED
(Continued from Page One)
city today and vlBltod County Attorney j hor own crippled child, Robert In the
A. B. Hoover to Inquire ub to tho;crlb. The trial of Mrs. Kathorine
etatus of hor marrlago with Hash. She ; . . (h mrH. n, w h0,,nrt
told the county attorney that she ex
pected Mr. - Ionian would come here
this afternoon. .
:i -
C anttTtr nr!n Iml Vnv 01 Inhn ,
If, iioruan, lormer university ui nuuu
Dame professor this afternoon declar
ed that Mrs. Tiornan had agreed to a
complete reconciliation and bo wouiu
withdraw his suit for divorce In tbo
superior court. The decision, ho an
nounced, camo after a careful consid
eration of the, case which began Sun
day afternoon and did not end until
alter two o'clock this afternoon.
: Mrs. Tlernan was present when the
statement was made. The Tiernans
declared a proposed trip to Chicago
was off. Mrs. Tlernan had declared
nho wished to see Mrs. Blanche Brim
rrter, the professor's "bride of a day,'
and had proposed the trip to Chicago
for the purposo of meeting her.
f , . -
j Body of Woman Found.
$ TACOM A, Nov. 27. The body of a
oman found In the woods near here
has been IdPntmccl ns Mat or iian
fc.li W'llHon, 67, a former lnmnlu of
tJioWenlorn WnslilnKton hospital at
tSnrt BtPllncoom, Coroner Shaver :in-
rioiineed' today. The womnn dimp
flrarcd from the liospltnl Heptember
r,Cut Thlg Out It Is Worth Money
Ndit out this slip, enclose with 6c ana
i'inll It to 'Foley & Co.. 2835 Sheffield
A5e., Chicago, 111., writing your name
aid address clearly. You will receive
I return a trial packages containing
ftileVs Honey and Tar Compound for
roughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney
Pills tor pains In sides aud back; rheu
matism; backache, kidney and bladder
njlments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
n( wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
cathartic for constipation, biliousness,
Headaches, and sluggish bowels. Bold
frywher. Adv.
' CURSE Oil KLICSSING, WHICH?
lie (hat wilhlinldt'tli earn, tho people
tliull curse him; but blessing shall
' lx upon the head of him Unit sellcth
It. Proverb 11 : 2(1.
Now Playing!
HOOT
GIBSON
in the Collier's Weekly
Story by Hapsburg Liebe
"TRIMMED"
Action!
Romance! v
Thrills!
Love!
Politics!
Smile !
''Also'
"THE EDUCATOR"
: A Knockout Comedy
. Coming Wednesday
JANE NOVAK
COLLEEN OF THE PINES'
R I ALTO
Mrs. Rosier's Mother Takes Charge of
Children as Trial Opens in Philadelphia
1
wm$m v tea
Mrs. Sue Reld, mother of Mrs. Ho
sier, with her two grand-children and
I -" .....
Oscar Rosier, nationally famous adver
ALL READY FOR
GONG AT THE NAT
UNO RROWP.ML
Tomorrow night the stage will be
ect for oho of tho season's host box
ing smokers at tho Natatorlum. Kid
Tulsey, San Francisco fighter. Is now
In Medford preparing for his eight
round main event with Fighting
Johnny Carlson. This fight promises
to be a corkor. Both Tulsey and
Carlson aro In flno shapo, both are
clever fighters and hard hitters
which makca It difficult to predict
tho outcome of their mix.
i Three good preliminaries will In
troduce ' the Tulsey-Carlson main
event, As a semi-wlndup Battling
Frlck and Kid Meadowa will scrap for
six rounds. Frlck won a decision
over Joe "Walters at Ashland Satur- '
day night In ono of tha best shows
seen thore for many dayn. Meadows
Is a good fighter and will give Frlck
a hard run for his money. Joe Wal
ters and Burnlo Burnett of Ashland
will supply the special event of four
rounds. Both Waltor and Burnett
hnvo fought hero boforo and their
ability Is a known quantity among
southern Oregon fans. A good cur
tain ralBar will wind up the program
for Tuesday night,
It Is tho belief of Martin Bowers,
who is promoting TuoBday's program
that tho card! for that night Is one
of the best prepared this year In
southern Oregon.' ;
NEGRO DEFENDS PREMIER
(Continued from page one.)
gallery and lod the offender away,
It was suggested by Sonntor Roed,
republican, Pennsylvania, that Senntor
Hoflln might bo grntiricd to know that
the man was a wounded aoldlor who
had served his country.
"I don't care how mnny uniforms ho
had on," Sonator Hoflln replied. "He
was not romoved until I demanded It
Wounded soldier or what not, he's got
no btiBlnoBB to get up and Interrupt a
senator. I protest against this dls
crimination against tho white raco for
a negro." '
No charge waB lodged against tho
negro and some tlmo later bolng taken
from tho gallery he returned and tak
ing a seat on an aisle row in view
from Sonntor Hetllu's place, remained
through the sonnto proceedings on the
Ltberlnn loan bill.
Clomoiiconii to (3o lllglit On.
ABOARD CLKMKNl'KAU'8 I'RI
VATB. CAR, UN KOUTK TO CHI
CAOO. Nov. 27. (Uy the Associated
1'rcKH) Derii in a campaign for
France that already Iiuh brought nt
tiu'ka by Democrat an well aa repub
licans on tho senate floor and criti
cism from tho British government,
George Clomonceau today declared
ho would apeak his pieee out In his
own way, no matter whom ho of
fended. Tbo Kronen premier of war days.
It was learned today, lias received
dozens of telegrams from friends and
well wishers of France, urging him to
tono down his remnrka so that they
will not offend the portion of the
nation he came to win. The telegram
urged him to "say thingn that Ameri
ca wants to hear and bo expedient."
"I did not come here to bo expe
dient," Clomenceau declared when he
received this meKHuge. "I came to tell
the truth. I did not come to say
pleasant thlnKtf, hut to nay the things
that would bt of value, In my Judg
ment, to help preserve the peare of
tho world. ,.'
"1 have never been a compromiser.
Now that I have one foot In the Rrave
leaHt of nil will I make a sacrifice to
be expedient. I don't want a buccchh
of expediency."
HexlOea the telegrams Clcmenceau
hna had portiona! suggestions from
men of Importance as tn how he
should conduct himself lit hi tank
tising agent and his stenographer, Mil
dred Reckitt has opened. Mr. Rosier
and his young and beautiful employo
were shot to death as they were in his
office together last January. Mrs,
Rosier will plead the "unwritten law"
in her defense.
of socking Amorlcan co-oporatlon in
Old World difficulties. ,
To one who suggested a plan to
him In New York yesterday Just bp
fore ho left for Chlcngo where ho is
to speak Tuesday, the tiger replied,
clapping mm on tho bnck:
"That Is a good mission for you.
1 may bo wrong but I must deliver
my message in my own way, no mat
ter who dlxlikcs it."
It was learned today that Clemen
coau was considering some chnngea
In bis itinerary. One place he is'-'on
Bidering adding Is the-mining town of
Clcmenceau, Arizona.
Mining men of that town have be-
fiioged him with pleas to come, offer
ing to donate the proceeds of the
run of the copper minos for the day
of his visit to any charity he names.
The sum realized would be about
$28,000 he was advised. i
"I should like to go there," hr
said. But he is still undecided.
KANSAS CITY i3lL 18 MU8ICAL
"FIND" OF SEASON IN NEW YORK
NEW YORK (By I. N. S.) Marion
Talley, lB-year-old daughter of a Mis
souri railway telegrapher of Kansas
City, was declared tho musical "find
of yoars, when she appeared boforo
Gatti-Casazza, of tho Metropolitan
Opora company, here ocently for a
try-out.
A largo sum of money hna been
rnlsod by Kansas City folks to provide
for hor musical education abroad.
Marion's musical career began as a
singer in a cnurcii choir. She was
soon "discovered" In her own com
munity and tho conviction of her
frlonds that her sweet soprano voice
was of unusual range and maturity for
ono so young was confirmed by tho
New York experts. Sho was advised
to be extremely careful not to appear
in concert work or elsewhere within
tho next throe years, ao as not to put
an extraordinary Btratn on her vocal
cords.
SALE OF
BASKETS
Tuesday and Wednesday
All Our Philippine, Chinese
and Japanese Baskets
OFF
This ineliuios tho painted, deco
ra td ninl plain stock, garden
liiKiki'ta, shopping, trays, vases,
sewinn, darning, office trays,
waste baskets.
Tuesday and
Wednesday Only
Medford Book Store
34 North Central Ave.
;;f m
IE-
ARE SELECTED
Officials for the Aabland-Medford
Thunksglvlng day gamu which will
tako place on tho Ashland high school
athletic field nt 2:00 p. m. Thursday,
hnvo ut last been obtained from Cali
fornia by Principal Forsytho u the
Ashland high school.
Tho officials named for tho biggest
contest of the year In this section of
the state are: Referee, nil! Brian,
Willamette University grnd; umpire,
W. W. Green, Missouri, vice-principal
of Oakland, C'nlif., technical high
school; head lineman, II. K. Newson,
University of Southern California,
faculty mombor, Totter high school,
San Francisco.
It is predicted by n number of Mod
ford followers of tho game that these
officials will not bo as lenient with
violations and will make both huIoh
play tho gamo squnroly and according
to rule.
It is reported that the Ashland foot
ball squad is undergoing severe pn-p-
nrntion for the con'.ost and that lec
tures on football nro given whil.i the
nftcrnoon is utilized for actual prac
tice and that this program ha.i been
in effect for more than a week All
indications ore that Ashland h.iB
tnken on a grim determination to win
and that the determination lias pro
duced confldenco since tho Armistice
day itame. j
All Medford citizens who plan to
drive their cars to Ashland and who I
hnvo room for one or more passen
gers, aro requested to telephone the
high school building and signify their
willingness to take member of the
student body to Ashland Thursdiy nt
ono o'clock or shortly thereafter.
Tickets were put on sale this noon nt
Crnwsons
Tho Medford sound under Coa-vn
Durno, nro in strict training and will
be prepnred to meet the Ashland
prlclsters with a snltit of unbeatable
fight when tho whistle blows Thurs
day afternoon.
Itallioad WtvtD in JJIssoTlrJ.
KIRKSVILLE, Mo., Nov. 27. Sev
eral passengers were reported Injur
ed when Wabash southbound passen
ger train No. 20, was wrecked today
one mile south of LaPlata. Three
coaches, Including a St. Louis sleeper,
went into the ditch according to the
report. '
Speed Fiend 'ftela 10 Wars.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 27. Wil
liam McAlney was sentenced to nn in
termediate term cjf from -10 to 15
years in San Quentin prison today
after having pleaded guilty to man
slaughter in running down and kill
ing Mrs. Mary A. fturke, with an au
tomobile. Oregon Unslnoss Growing.'
SAI.EM, Ore'., Nov. 27. A
LEARN TO DANCE
Holiday, dnnren aro coming.
Can you dance?'' If not lenrn at
MRS. RLAXCHK CROSHOX'S
DAXCINtl SCHOOL
210 K. Main
WATCH YOUR
BATTERY
PREST-O-LITE BATTEKV
STATION
For Quick Service Fuone 110
H. W. CONGER
UNDERTAKER
Successor to Woeks-ConRcr Co,
Vertrnnl. Ore.
Representative Medford JarirossJIrms
Mason, Ehrman & Go.
Tobacco Cig'ars
Cigarettes, Etc.
Medford, Klamath Falls, Eugene, Portland, Astoria, Seattle, Spokane, Iwteteti
Medford Iron Works
GENERAL FOUNDRY
and MACHINE SHOP
MANUFACTURERS OF QUARTZ MILLS
EADS TRANSFER
& STORAGE CO.
Phone 315
PHONE 75
for First-Class
JOB PRINTING
BOSTON STIRRED BY ALLEGED
"BOOZE PARTY" BEATING
it-" '
Mra. John A. Mclntyre, who wlih
her husband and two others, has
been summoned to appear before
Judge Charles M. Bruce, of the Mai
den, Mass., district court, to answer
charges of nn alleged assault on Mrs.!
.Mary O. Itnbb, during n drinking
pnrty. Mrs. Rnbb, bringing the
charges against Mrs. Mclntyre und j
her party, alleged that tho assault i
upon her occurred because she knew'
ton much nlimif thn miiTvln,. pnnnntlu 1
of Patrolman J. 'A, Preston.
gain of C72 Industrial plants in Ore
gon for tho biennium ending Septem
ber 30. is shown in tho report of C.
CI. Gram, state labor commissioner.
Tho number of plants on September
30, last, was 3725 against 20.15 two
years ngo on the same date.
CTginSo in Post Office HoOrA :
Effectlvo December ist the money
order window ut tho main post office
will be open at 9:00 a. m. aud close
at 5 p. m.
No change In hours at station No.
1, 8 a. m. until G p. m.
See our
TKanl
It ill pay you to visit this new stere.
Medford Center
Jewelry Shop
Medford Center Building, N. Central Ave.
Don't forget the
Vilmo and Harmony Flour
STRICTLY GUARANTEED.
Ask your dealer for one of these brands.
ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO.
BE A BOOSTER FOR HOME
When purchasing any kind of products or havink any kind of
work done, always insist on having home products or using home
labor.
ADVANCE AGAIN
SAX FflA.NCISCO, Nov. 27. Iioth
cane and beet sugar will go up fifteen
cents per hundred pounds at the op
ening of business tomorrow morn
ing according to announcements by
the California-Hawaiian refinery, the
Western refinery and the Spreckles
Sugar company.
The new price for cane will be
$7.65 per hundred pounds and for
beet $7.45.
NEW YORK, Nov. 27. The Tenn
splvania Sugar Refining company to
day advanced the price of refined
sugar from $7.10 to 7.20 cents a
pound, a new high record foe the
year.
24 I.lvPs Lost in Collision.
riUENOH AIRKS, Nov. 27. (Uy
tho Associated IJress) Thirty-four
lives were lost in a collision Sunday
morning between a launch and a fer
ryboat In tho Parana river near 2a
rate, nortlywest of Iluenns Aires.
" Do It Now!
tie Sum Lhd et8 CDtI2l$r&AS ARWS a&
on dbrkty ; &oA Sxsm'b yet laslisve ekzcb ft) fe 9
sscd k&a to uaa-ba yaem ssleratian nxvo o as
to tea Q,hbo to cccsai i&mm enfi Iks tfv&g&n ticcrjoe.?
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Ksgiving- pii
We have a fedg Hhb aka latest in Silvevtf atfe
for ThaRstgivia in
COMMUNITY and
ROGERS BROTHERS
1847 PATTERNS
line of Carving Sato sob right nricas.
Christmas Opening in Medford,
o
Automobile Spfiags
Merriman's Blacksmith Shop
THOMAS T. MERR1MAN, Proprietor.
20 South Riverside
. CURED
In 6 to 14 Days
All Druggists are authorized to
refund money if PAZO OINT
MENT fails to cure any case of
ITCHING, BLIND. BLEEDING
or PROTRUDING PILES. Cure
ordinary cases in 6 days, the
wnrat rases In 14 days.
PAZO OINTMENT Instantly Re-
lieves ITCHINli ru-to ana you
can get restful sleep after the
Hist application, ouu.
CANVAS
by the yapfl.
Tent & AtfR'tRS WR-
Opposite A. I', Ibipttf)
-&3
miS YEAB
S. UaiR
Friday, Dec. 1st.
We Gttaranteo cao
erk at all times)
Experts in Cleanmgt
ewxf Dyeing
Phone 279-J
Veterinary
Hospital
AND
Sale Stable
DR. G. A. GITZEN
111 N. Fir St. Phone 551