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MEDFORD OREfiOX, WEDNESDAY, WEMIiKR 27. 1922 PAOTC THREE L 1 6 MEMBERS OF T arEDFORT) MAIL TRIBUNE, i 1 - 1 REINS OFFICE v The news, will bo received ' with much regret In this .city and through out the county that Miss Florence .fool, after three years service as county home demonstration agent haa resigned on account of her health, to Cease tho duties of (he office on January-1st -i: r Her successor. Miss Grayce Teich, an experienced home ' demonstration agent,: is already here and will put in the week with MIbb Pool In preparing to assume charge. ' While-loth to part with bo old a tried friend as Miss Pool It Is certain that the Jackson county public will receive with open arms Miss Teich, who comes 'very highly recommended and Is far from being a novice In homo demonstration work. i Misa Telch's experience In home demonstration work was .obtained In Arizona. She took graduate courses at Iowa State college at 'Ames, Iowa, Columbia, college, New York, and has just recently taken a special course In such work at the O. A. C. ' Mtss Poof has not yet definitely announced her plans for the future, but It IS understood that !,sho- will engage in a business: venture temporarily at leapt. She has bectf one of the pillars of strchgth In the large and successful farm bureau work during her long ser vice. In this county, and has made uncountable friends by this work and other labors in the interest of the public ' . Through her hard and earnest work during this period her health has not been robUBt, but she gave to her posi tion her best endeavors; until the situation had reached the stage that a change of duties from the dally routine of three years past. seemed Imperative for her to regain full -strength and vigor. f . ,t :, , ,( l Miss Pool stated today that while she -will cease to have active charge of the home ""demonstration of rice on January 1st,, her Interest In that 'office and Its worV would still' be retained and she will always bo.wllling to give her successor- her best -.efforts ... and advice: 8he urges that fllas; Teich uo accorded' the B&me; kindly Interest and hearty cooperation that she has always met witlt. Miss Pool has had' six years'' Without .cessation In home dem onstration work, most or it pioneering In that line, in North Dakota',' Montana and' 'In Jackson county. , -.. " 100 MUCH BOASTING f RESULTS IN ARREST CJlICAGb. 'Dec. ' 27. Charles ' Dau ehatiskl. arrested in San Diego, Cal., oil a larceny charge December 1,-was Identified last night, as one of two-men sought 111 connection with the slaying of Policeman Thomas Clark and acting lieutenant Terrance Lyons, because of tyls 'desire to, impress' another' criminal with tils accomplishments, according to' the' police here. ' ; ' ' ' ' ,' i; It wai sold that ho was overheard to remark, to another prisoner, that he Wl(ed , two-policemen In Chicago. The identification followed.: : .".' ': it detective left for Ban Diego today to claim the man, ending a search wfilch has fcxlonUcd thrpugh twenty cuies. v.." ;.., . - . ; E PIONEER IS KILLED 'AiftKtAA WAlii.A, Wash.,' Doc. 27. ft! hL Breeze, aged- 70, pioneer of this valley -was Inst&nly killed and ills son V.1,!!. tlreeze Hps seriously Injured in ft locaT hospital as a result of a col IfBlbB ; between, their .automobile and traln.No' 1361. a freight at the North street crossing in tho outskirts of this elty. shortly afteV ten o'clock' this mbr rtlrttf.,. ' According ,to Engineer Joe Mblchuir, who is a veteran on the fllvlfllon hiartraiiilwaa going abbut fifteen miles' an hour and rlie driver of tho automobile saw as ho started- to speed ; across tho tracks and stalled hlsiinacnlhe. i. t TWICE PROVEN v If 'you -suffer' bitcknchc. '.sleepless nights, tired,' dull dnys and. distress InK Orlriary dlsordurs,' don't experi ment. Hcttd IHIs- twicc-'told Acati inohy. It's Alcdford evidence. Mrs. -Wm.' Churloy,--305-N..Grnpo Ht-.-Mi'dford, snys: "I never had tho slightest- attack - bf kidney - trouble until 1 foil and hurt my buck. Soon after that. I began to notice my kid neys acting trrogularly and I had se vere pains In the small Of my back. It pained so at Union 1 couldn't stoop and 1 could get no rest at night. I used plasters and liniments, but got no help until t began using Doan's Kldnoy Pills. In less than two wooks 1 folt better and four boxes of Doan's cured me." (Statement given Sep tember 4, 1907.). . On March St. 1920, Mrs. Charley mid! "I hnvo tho same good opin ion of Doan's as when I first en dorsed them. Their occasional use kcxps my kidneys In good condition." Price 60c at all ' dealers. Don't f Imply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney- rills the tame that Mrs. Charter ''had. t Krter-5ritburn Co., Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. . , Adv. ASHLAND SQUAD GIVEN LETTERS ' . ASHLAND, "Doc. .'27j-in returning to business .. principles ns . applied to athletics, after, tho controversy re garding championships,! v lorfoitetl games, etc.. It Is interesting to note locally that the official emblem has been bestowed upon the 1922 Ash land football team,' sixteen members having received that honor through high School ' channels. A requisite 'implies that a player, must partici pate in bt least three winning- halves. No. letters are awarded In tuo event that tho team docs not win a single Contest during the -season. Tho of ficial "A"- was bestowed up on tho following, Harvey wood, unanager, also being among the recipients: Charles Rush, captain; Kills Beo- son, Frank xsclson, llcni iicrx aim Max Mol'fet,' half backsk Merrlc Thornton, fullback:' Albert Marske, quarter back; Howard Hobson. Lislo Wentncr. Chester Woods and Glenn Wild. . ends; Grover Leach, tackle; Wilbur Chapman, - tackle - and' endr Bo' Carlon and. Elmer Dlxtguaras, and -Theodore Loekhurt, center. ; Tho local Masonic lodgo will in stall, off icors on "Wednesday evening, Dcc.."27. -the customary St.. John t day . observance. ' There will also, be wprk on the fhird degrco, the, scry ing of, light refreshments' following. Appreciative judges . Of the . fine arts way . down in California have discovered the' merits" of the paint ings . of-Miss Mabel; Russell, of this city,, having purchased the . notable surrealistic forest. fire scene, which example of artistic pre-eminence will hereafter adorn the family home, of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prosser, re9l- dents of Los. Altos, .who concluded the purchase In short order upon rec ognizing the merits of the masterpiece.- .. . ,, ... ...... Judge and Mrs. Calkins, with local friends, joined .in Christmas festivi ties, at the hospitable home bf Mrs- J. R. ,Wck, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wlcfc.on North Main street. ., Early In -.the new year the judge and his wife plan a 'tour to southern Cali fornia to remain in such localities as may- suit their - fancy during , uic wlntor.-l i ,- ,s -. . i Tho stability of. the existence of First, company Is assured, a sufficient- number of the rank and .file being, present at routine drills to dis sipate any fears, of disband men t; A fraternal club is an interesting, fea ture of the military unit, Lloiit. Clyde' ;Young "lielug elected presid ent; Lieut. ecll. Nortop,,. vice .presi dent; Private- Bowermao, secretary, and' Capt.-, Adams, ' tieasurer. - The command bus qualified for pay, due to prompt atendanpe . upon the ' re quisite! number . of drills. . -Vc Dale won the "prize offered for securing the major number' of eullstments, the award' being a shaving set. Drill exercUe is over with for tho present year, arrangements being under way,, however,- to, whoop' things up along this:. Hue for 1923, and the armory promises' to: be the scene of many activities, both routine and social, during tho new year. . Man? ', friends"' are' '-' sympalhliilhit wth Attorney Newbury o( M0lford In view of a recent bercaveracnt.- It sedms, 'Incident to' holding a notable hahquet tendered by the bar to the fettling circuit judgo, the genial Ous waxod eloquent to- sucii an extent that, instead bf blowing out a (use. he blew .but o tooth or two from the frontal bicuspid ' superstrueture'iiQ ccsltalthg tho Bummonlng of a dental wrecking crow to effect -an emergent bridge replacement;' 'Tho ' Incisor right of way being cleared, all oral communications aro running on tlhio, however.'- .- ' , - ; Iustalatlon of the new oflfcers Of (he Women's. Auxiliary of the Amcrl cau legion wll bo held Friday even ing, Jan. 6.' , v- ..,-'. : Funeral services of the late Mrs. Emily Bingham wore held at Trinity church last Friday afternoon, Inter ment' being in Mountain View ceme tery. ' ''-. ' ' V -. ' Becauso his namo Is Dennis, the East : Main street grocer Is deliver ing his own goods, a fine new Ford truck having been Installed for that urn-nose. Mrs.' Ralph -Billings and son havd gone to central California 'for an ex tended - visit with relatives residing in thevlclnlty of Stockton..-, ' . - Bernicc, daughtor of Mr. and Mrs O; H. teo, and a music student' al tho state university. Is home for-tho holidays, and on Sunday evening,' at tho Mothodtst - church, measurably added to the Charms of that notable cantata, "Yuletldo Mombrlc8,"-i by executing a. brilliant . piano solo. most fitting accompanlmfcut. to an ovonlng'of rare musical enjoyment- Miss Bcrnlce Is winning special hod ors at tho university for proficiency 111 nor chosen departmdnt: It will bo now to some that the old normal school has been reoponed for athletic, purposes, the ancient gymnasium having been rehabilitat ed for this expres. reason, over ' a ed for this express reason, ptvet-; a men taking advantago of tuoso pnv lllgcs, whicft are ' available semi weekly or ottener as inclination may determine. A specific committee Is tn charge and all are .welcomo -to Join In a movement which might Im ply the installation later on of stadium on the historic educational reservation. , j 'The spectacle of the eratlc Kene- saw Landls reforming baseball swin dlers, also of Promoter Hays purify Ins the movies through the Instru mentality of whitewashing the black record of Arbuckle-both receiving CERTIFICATE IS FILED IN DOVER DOVER, Del., Dec. 27. The. certifi cate tor a charter for Armour, and company in Delaware was filed at tho offlco of the secretary of state here today. The company is capitalized at $160,000,000 and Is authorized to. deal in cattle and livestock of all kinds. The Incorporators named In the cer tificate are A. M. Hooven, M. A. Bruce and H. M. Anderson, all of Wilming ton, Deleware, Identified with tho Cor poration .Trust company of Amoricn which drew up tho : incorporation papers. . The incorporation papers make no mention ot any contemplated merger, simply ' following the legal lines of such applications. . .The new corporation la authorized to conduct a general mercantile and manufacturing business particularly the buying, selling and dealing In cat tle, ., hogs, sheep and other livestock, grain, poultry, butter, eggs, etc., to operate, equip and maintain manufac turing and other plants, packing houses, factories and branch establish ments and other property pertaining to the- conduct of such business. . . . The capital stock is divided into one million shares of preferred stock with a par value of-$100 a sharo, and six hundred thousand Bhares of common with a par value of $100 a share.; The-charter Is a-perpettial one. The state received a tax , of $8,i00. . News, Summary of Last; Night DUBLIN A resolution In favor of the J-e-convenlng-6f the.Ard THels. or gonoral Sinn Fein convention ' as a move for peace Was reported to have been passed at a mooting ot Sinn Fein clubs. ; ' ROMB Scientists, artists r!nd meh f ."liters' were among the 24 'persons wLom Preniier Mussolini has i decided to apixint as senators. 1 BERLIN" Chancellor Cuno "resumed biBCussiOn with his ministers or ampli fied reparations' proposals, which It was said would Include an offer' for definitely fixing the reparations to Italy baaed on' a present survey of Germany's economic,' capacity.- , NEW1 -YORK The organization known aa the -workers ; party of Amer ica bent a messago to the .communist Internationale at Moscow ' saying- its convention 'had devoted itself to build ine a revolutionary ! movement in America, i ; -." ,- ;-.-'' ' BALTIMORE The.' Baltimore : and Ohio railroad sent bonus checks aggre gating $500,000 to employes who re mained loyal during the late, railroad shop strike. MISXICO CITY The - chamber of doputles approved' tho bill -presented. by President Obregon proposing am nesty for rebel prisoners. : WASHINGTON Elnier Knutson of St. Cloud, Minn., was selected as an agrioultural' representative or the car service division of the Amorican Rail way association under plan to keep more closely in touch- with agricultur al transportation needs."', :. 1 -. i . . .: V - r'.. . .. . ,' WASHINGTON' Conrad -:E. 7 Bpeaa. prepared '"'s resignation as fuel -dis tributor.' V. DUBLIN Eanion ' DeValefa In a declaration said the republicans dedi cated themselves "anew to tho achieve ment of the Independence ot our.coun try.". : . . , ' .;.'' ",. ' MEMPHIS Miss Charl Wrllllams of Memphis announced she would resign as vice chairman ot the democratic national committee. ' ' ' ', . ' ' Rancher Burned to Heath. ' URIAH.' Cal.. Dec. 26: Charles Llghtburn, a ranchoV, -was burned to death In his cabin nt Willlts todny, the fire starting prcsurmtbly from a gaso line operaieu wnisaey sun wmcn was found J the placo. i Llghtburn's dog also wns burned .itoT death and was fduhd lyng a few feet from his master.- --n !.-. - .-"V- -' ! ' V"" : princely salaries -Is enough to drive a hyena oft a garbage wagon. . v :: Funeral services , of .tho , late Charles If. Hammond,- who died 'la thlB city last Saturday, were held at Stork's chapel on Tuesday afternoon. Interment being In Mountain View cemetery. Deceased was a native of Now York, and was 77 years of ago. ' "Sap-aod-Salt" wll be dispensed on the wing Indefinitely, Bert' Moses havlntf gone south for tho wlntor, bis wife accompanying him. , Tho theory of ovolutlon has re ceived a decided Imeptus here of lato. due to the Illustrated lecture, Mun In the Milking," Incident to which some of the bbjectivos as thrown on the screen .were revelations In ' on-thropology-aB relating to our primi tive ancestors, In the startling de lineations the lecturer undoubtedly got pointers through the. agency of asoclatlon with the army of tourists from the four quarters of the earth the past season. Appropriate to the Christmas sea son, the Baptist church gave an Ideal program. In connection with s gaily decorated tree, on Saturday evening. PENN STATE STAR INJURED' MAY BE OUT OF NY GAME (A8ADEXA. Cal.. Dec. 27. Penn State players and officials showed much concern here today over tho In juries ot J. Bedeuk, Btar Nittany Lion guard who came disabled but of a scrimmage In yesterday's practice. Opinion was expressed from super ficial examination that tho outstanding linesman of tho Penn State team would not be able to be in Monday's game, against tho University of South ern California and surgeons were pre- lired tp make a complete examination today. - Officials Selected PASADENA, Cal., Dee. 27. Officials who -will .handle tho Tournament of Roses annual cast vs. west football game here have been approved by tho coaches of both elevens it was Btated today. Thoy are George Varnell, for merly a football, player at Chicago uni versity ; Thorn TJiorpe of New York, Jack Wells ot Los Angeles, formerly an Occidental cbllego player, and C. J. McCarthy, whoso college affiliations; were not stated ' in the official an-1 nounccment. . . . The men have not been assigned to their respective positions, but it 1b thought that Thorpe will referee and Varnell umpire, or vice versa. Both the Penn State and U. B. C. teams are here and practice will be held by each every day at tho Rose bOWl. -,. : ' . :.' Whllo football followers say tho Trojans will be the favorites January 1,- Coach Elmer C- Henderson of U. S.. C, is working his squad harder than ever. 1 . ' ' After being reminded that western teams have won three and tied one out of five east-west games pla'yod here. Coach Henderson said: i v .. "But . did those eastern teams have to play Penn State.' I'll guarantee they didn't. Y'ou can ' bfilleve that Penn State; will be' equally 'as hard nn op pinont for U.'S. CV as Washington and Jefferson was for ' California or Har vard for Oregon and' some'' of the others down the line." ' ' : "We are hot fooled by 'tho' report circulated; that Coach; Hugo ' Bezdek will tiso mostly second string men when-the Lions meet U. SS" said Clifton Herd, advisory coach at U. S, C. "Captain Bentz and all the other stars. will be in the game doing their best", . SALEM. Ore., Deo. 27 Jimmy Duffy of Aberdeen and Chick Rocco of Port land will coinpeto'1 in the 'headline event at the smoker and boxing tour ney to be staged in the state armory hero' tonight under the auspices of company F, Oregon National Guard. SEATTLE, Doc. 27, Bdxlng,';which has1 been discontinued in Souttlo for some tlqio Is to be resumed Tuesdsy night when Jess Wlllard, former heavy weight champion, will give an exhibi tion. Wlllard Is to appear In Yakima tonight and In Tacoma tomorrow night and to arrive hero Friday. ' .- . SEATTLE. Dec. 27 Enoch Bagshaw bead football coach at the University ot Washington Is leaving (or the south tonight to see the University of Pitts burg play Stanford unlvoralty at Palo Alto Saturday and Penn State college nloet the Onlverity of Southoru Cali fornia at Pasadena Monday. The opening game of the Washing ton gridiron schedule next autumn will be; hero with tho Trojans, October 20 and Uagflhaw Is eager to study their style of play. . ST. PAUL Dtiluth defeated 8t. Paul 2 to 0 In a United States amateur hockey league ganio. P1TTSBURO Pittsburg won from Cleveland 4 to 0 In a hockey game.' NEW YORK Tho Now Yorlc Amer icans announced tho release under tho optional agreeniont of Glenn Kllllnger, to Atlanta of tho Southern association. NEW YORK Tontativo sccoptnnco of the Invitation to send an Amorican track and field toain to the Swedish international athletic games at Gothen burg next Biimmor was annc-unced by tlio Amateur Athletic union. ' LINCOLN, Neb., Poo. 27 Announce ment of failure of tho llerwyn Stato bonk In Custer county was mado today by 3. E. Hart, Nebraska state secretary ot trade and commerce. Exhausted resources and bad accounts were given ss the reason. Custer County Is reported to have had $!4,qpo on de posit In the bank which had a capital ot 115.000, surplus ot $5,000, deposits ot $224,000, loans outstanding 22,000. and borrowings 136,000, ot which the war finance corporation was creditor to the extent of half. . ' T BY riu WASHINGTON, D. C. Dec. Special weather bulletin service for the liene fit of shipping In thu Caribbean Sea has been arranged for by the I'nitcd States Weather Bureau through the radio service ot a commercial steam ship company. The bulletins will be flushed twice dully from the company's station on Swan Island, in the western Caribbean. The morning bulletins will be sent out only during tho hurricane season which lasts from June through No vember, anil will bo in two parts. The first part will contain weather obser vations from ten selected stations throughout the West Indies and near by coasts. Tho second pa it will con tain daily forecasts of wind and weath er for tho Gulf of Mexico and the Caribbean west of longltudn 72 de grees, and advices and warnings re garding the locution and movement of hurricanes in warm weather and "northers" In winter. The night bulletins will be broad cast daily throughout the year and will contain foreensts, advices anil warn ings similar to those included in the second pail of tho morning bulletins. Time to Face the Facts "So much has been said ' against tho use of patent medicines that 1 have had u Hti-nuK prejudice agaiust them.. But after four years doctor ing with six different doctors, with out rpKUlls. foil acute indigestion, gastritis, constipation, uppendicltis and other ailments, I .was said to pos sess, I was eueouraged to try Mayr's Wonderful ltemedy, seeing what it had done for a fi-lend similarly af flicted. 1 also was entirely relieved of my troulile, nm! am sure this incdl cino will do nil and moro than Is claimed for it." It is a simple, harm less preparation that removes the ca tarrhal mucus from tho iutcHtinnl tract and allays the Inflammation which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ailments. Includ ing appendicitis. One dose will con vince -or money refunded. For sale by nil tlniKKisls. Adv. LEARN TO DANCE DnncinR (lass American Irglon Hall EVERY K4TMUMY NUillT Kvorj-botly welroino. Coino help us - Iinve a Rood time. MRS. BLANCHE CROSSOX, Instructor. RUBBER BOOT REPAIRING HALF SO IKS AND HEELS Medford Vulcanizing Works VTv-T'. . T" 9 Service to all points in the United Stales Ask Anyone Ask anyone you know which is the highest quality baking powder and almost invariably thejrwill tell you ROYAL. "My cakes are 100bett er since I bought that can of Royal," writes one delighted user, and everywhere, among your friends, neigh- , bors, relatives you will hear similarcommcndations. Royal Contains No Alum Leaves No Bitter Taste I Special Holiday Concert I D.O.K.K. BAND OF 30 PIECES I MR. WILSON P. WAITE, DIRECTOR In full regalia with their magnificent oriental cos- tmnes At Natatorium, MEDFORD, OREGON A cordial invitaition to all music lovers. 5 S ' From 7:00 to 7:43 p. m. ' . 5 I Friday, December 29 Admission FREE.- H S At 7:-J.j p. m. all Votaries will asemhle for tho S initiation of one hundred eandidates into the inys- S teries of Dokej ism. -. .V S J BIG PUBLIC PARADE AT 4:00 P. M. V ' Votaries let's go) "Fall in!" M H FUHAT BURKAN TEMPLE No. 224 H II. 11. Williams, Secretary. WITH MEDFOKD TRADE IS MEDFORD MADE. 7rZ r r.iaatfl .... llieM Qieer -liGar Send your holiday greetings by long-distance telephone pl&ifl' CP. Talent, 7 Grand Vizier. -rr-rr' A ?-r.... -J" vmm f.v.
