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FA OF THREE May Robson at the Page Tonight LAKE PARK MAN IY 3 A-f'A GO 10 lH FOR i mi AD'TiFORD "MATT TRTBtJNR MEDFORD, ORK"!ON TrKSDAV. FEBRUARY lOiiP, r "Divided allegiance docBii't get one nuywhere," said Alex Sparrow, Known to hundreds of Oregon tourists as tho superintendent of Crntor Lake nutinn ul park wlro, after 10 yeurs in that service, is .turning to his utock ranch near Medford. "I'm going back to my farm and I'm going to be a real dirt farmer, none of , this necktie business," he declared with the smile that has won him s) .many friends at Oregon's tourist -Mecca. "I've been ut Crater Lake nearly ten years and a change will be good for us all. Sparrow, with Mrs. Sparrow, who is a horsewoman and who lias won sev eral blfie ribbons on the coast with h entries, are in Portland today to meet Mr. and Mrs. Charles Golf Thom son who will succeed them at Crater Lake. Thomson, who is a Cornell univer sity man and bus been In federal ser vice For moro than 10 years, has made 57 ocean trips and crossed tho con tinent seven times but with apologies he explains that he has never seen Oregon. "This old line of living in tlve land of your own peoplo is all wrong. I've ! been back thero In New York for the last three years and that was enough. ! We've hoped for years to get into just such a place as Crater national park and nobody knows how thrilling it Is to be on the way now." Thomson refers to that brief period f of his life when he was a newspaper man as his one great dark hour. Ho spent 10 years In the Orient, part of that time as director of the Alabang Serum laboratory In the Phil ippines and later in charge of the mil itary and civilian forces operating against "rindcriwst" in the islands. Later he was assistant director of the bureau of prisons lor the Philippine government. During tho war he was in command of remount deKts at Camp Gordon and Camp Dix and went to Frajico in IMS, where he was cited for "exceptional meritorious and con apicious. services." He was discharged as a lieutenant colonel. Ho is the author of several novels, among tlve best known of ; which are "Terry," a talo of tho Hill people, and "The One Word," and his new book, "Time Is a Gentleman," will be out next spring. , During the last three years Thom son has spent most of his time netting down on paper his experiences abroad and trying to build the material into stories. "There's Just one thing about short storlcV' said he, "when you write a lot of fluff stufr, romance and love and just swing It together and shove it Into the mail, 11' it's any good at all you'll probably get a good big cheek. I But if you put your heart and soul into a real story, an Kdlaon Marshall Htory, for instance well the check will be about a third of tho other." Mr. and Mrs. Thomson have two boys, V and 10 years of age. Mrs. Thomson, who is a St. Lawrence uni versity graduate, shares her husband's enthusiasm In the new venture. They will leave with Mr. ami Mrs. Sparrow Tuesday for Medford, where Thomson will assume his now duties at the national park ofrice in that city until parly June, when ho will dig his way into tho park. Portland Journal. Bishop Walter T. Sumner of the Jpiscopal diocese of Oregon will ad Iress the members forum of the Med-' t'ord chamber of commerce tomorrow toon at the Medford hstel. The bishop has, bicn a resident of BOregon for the past ciht years ami fan his church work, which has taken Wiini in every part of the state, he has md the opportunity fo study th'i iceds or the people and the state at urge. He Is well known as an orator md the chamber is exceedingly fortu late in getting him to speak at the IM orum. is. 1S jSs ITrllntr n iiiiiiitillitht it nd a t hi in it for iirniornlilc M-niiin. T H IMMttllBh( A VALENTINE fond delight of IS spun into each amaz ing piece of .Vogan's Tan Jar chocolates, St. SO ihr plan d vihi-rprr Ihcy well AMU R Knoil rnnily. '" The buukiT.s of Jackson and Jose phine counties met at noon Monday at tho lloti'l Medfont and organized the Hunkers' association of Jackson and Josephine"counties. Tho chief purpose of railing the meeting was to consider the educational and agri cultural pi-oKi'ams of the . Oregon Bankers' tissociatiim. Andrew Mil ler, flt-ld secretary of the state asso ciation wuk present, and 'Rave rt Very "mtructive talk on the activities of the slate association. , Tlu- purpose of the educational campaign undertaken by tho tankers is to bring- before tho public a series of talks on elementary economics and banking, realizing that a clear understanding of he functions of a bank will benefit the entire commu nity. The following officers were elected: Chairman. U. K. Harder, president of the First National Bank of Medford; vice-chairman. Ssm H. llaker, cashier of the Grants Pass and Josephine Bank of Grants Pass: secretary treasurer, Floyd II. Hart, assistant cashier of the First National Dank of Medford. , The following bankers were pres ent: Medford. i First National Hank, B. 1E. Harder, Oris Crawford. Floyd II. Hart; Jack son County Hank. C. W. McDonald, V. H. Vawtei'. Scott Davis, W. 1. Yawter: Farmers and Fruitgrowers' Dunk. F. E. Wahl.' Ashland. . First National Dank'. J. W. Mc Coy, F. D. Wagner: Citizens Dank of Ashland, V. O. N. Smith. Grants Pass. Grants Pass & Josephine Dank. G. P. Jester, Sam H. Daker. A. H. Cass, J. L. Calvert: First National Dank of Southern Oregon H. D. Nor ton, it. K. Hackett, .K Hantnierbach. IS. J. Schumaker. Gold Hill. ' Gold Hill Dank, P. H. Dell.. Central Point. Central Point State Dank, J. O. Isaacson. Kugle Point. Kaglo Point State Dank, H. E. Campbell. . Talent. Talent State Dank, E. O. Adumson. E GERMAN T FOR STREET FIGHT ' DUKSSKLDOUP, Feb." 13 (lly As sociated Press. The town of Gelsen kirchen has been fined 100,000,000 marks to be paid tomorrow in conse quence of the incident there yesterday between Gorman potice iind French gendarmes. The burgomaster, the chief of police and the policemen believed ' to be guilty in connection with the affair, have been arrested. The French authorities, It was added, are investi gating.' HAVE SALE FEB. 14-15 Beginning at 9 o'clock each in: rtiing of Wednesday and Thursilay, Feb. lltli and 15th and continuing until 5 o'clock tho Salvation Army will cop duct a salo of clothing at very mod erate prices. Articles of clothing for men and women and children will be offered for sale nt prices which those of small means can afford to supply themselves. Those in need and who are unable to pay anything, will be taken care of. Remember the dates, 14th and loth, and the p'ace, the Army hall. Closes at Rialto Tonight Old policemen will tell you that a great many crimes are revealed by reason of the criminal's belief that he has been found out. Ho sees accusa tion written in every face, in every searching eye, in every gesture. Sam Bass even thought he could lead it in the tones of a voice over the telephone, and confessed, to the amazement of his townspeople. The imwerlul character of Sam Bass was created by George I'attullo. noted star writer for The Saturday livening Post, in his gripping story, "The First Hlegree." starring Frank .Mayo at the niato theatre closing there tonight. "Page Your Dictionary 1'ago the flappers' dictionary: Lucy accuses John of "nibbling." Olrls, I do you know what that means? Well, In tills caso It means that Wanda Hawley meant that Wnlli'e Held was fllrtlns with other girls when she thought she should hn getting his undivided attention. The former Is Lucy anil tho latter John, In "Thirty Days." the late Mr. Hold s last picture, which will be presented for four days at the Rialto theatre, beginning to morrow. You'll say It's one of Wallv's best pictures. f AerT-t X""" ' J'"- $Mi v The ever-populur favorite with Med ford and southern Oregon people, May Robsou, will bo seen at tho Page to night in "Mother's Millions," which is claimed to he Iter best play, and a rousing welcome will no doubt be given her by a largo audionco. Don't miss seeing Miss Itobson to night. If you do you will miss a treat and be sorry afterwards. "Mother's Millions" is lull of tho brightest comedy, tho sweotest, ten- New Books at Fiction. Love Conquers All. Bem-hlcy; Young People's I'ride, lionet; Down tin- Hiver, Brink; Tho Boy Grew : -., Broun: The Wind Bloweth, l. .,ie: The Midden Force, Couperus; Gigolo, rerber; Americans All, Heyd rlck; Cappy Kicks ltelires, Kync; The Mysterious Office, Lee; Tho Tale of Tiiona, Locke; Beewee, MacHarg; The Altar Steps, Mackenzie; Ditto: Towards the Stars. NeXo; Captain Blood, Snbatini; The Chain, Towne. l'sychology and the school, Cameron; Xoil-l'lcllon. Our I'nconscloits Mind and How to Cse It, l'lercc; Applied l'sychology for Nurses, l'orter: l'sychology, Wooilworth; Little Essays of Love and Virtue, Ellis; What and Where Is 'Ood'. Swain; The Community Church, Zumhrunncn; Human Nature and Conduct, Dewey; Tho Use of Money; How to Save and How to Spend. Kirkpatrick; Teaching by I'roJectH, McMurray: Tho Secrets of Distinctive Dress, I'lcken; Invisible Exercise, Lee Tho Asiatics, Brahmas, Cochins and Langshans: riymouth ltocks: Ducks and Geese, Denny; Orphingtons, Drevenstedt; Wynn dottcs, Drevenstedt; Bhodo Island Beds. Hale; Successful back-yard Poultry Keeping. Jackson: Tho Cani plnes, I'l.'itt; Building Willi Assurance Morgan: ftlow to I'lan, Finance and Build Your Home, Southern Bine As sociation: Batiks, and How to Make Them. Mijer; Clark's t. N. T. De signs for Gifts: Blots and Personali ties. losHon; Modern Drama in Eu rope. Jameson: Klnfolks. Cobb; The Book of American Negro Poetry, Johnson: Longer Plays by Modern Authors, Cohen; One-act Plays by Modern Authors. Cohen; Best Plays T CONSTAN'TINOI'LK, Feb. 13.-- By Associated Press). Ismct Pasha's re port of the Lausanne conference is expected to 'clarify the political atmo sphere here, especially as regards the Smyrna situation. The Turkish for eign minister, .whose return from Switzerland has been delayed by the weather, will explain, it is believed, that tho police negotiations attempted at Lausanne have been postponed lather than abandoned and that ad justments are possible. Mustapha Kcmnl Pasha nnd some of the ministers of tho Angora govern ment have gone to emyrna for the meetings of an economic congress. A representative of the Hussion soviet government is to attend also and this recalls tho recent - rumors of an Angora-Moscow agreement reached at Lausanne.'., Turkey's attitude toward the allies, both at Smyrna nnd elsewhere, ap pears to have changed for the better, and the Ottoman authorities at the "closed port" nre reported more con ciliatory toward tho naval comman ders. Ship Not 8eized WASHINGTON, Feb. 13. The Cuban government lias been udvlsed by tho state department that the Cuban steamer .Miguel Ferrer, had uot been seized by prohibition enforce ment officers nor had it been refused cdearance papprs by agents of this government. ire v v Y " ft t v- dorest pathos and the most sensa tional emotion. The character of "Harriet Ureen" is a very different one to those Miss Ilobson has been "playing and she has surprised her audiences in doing such fine heavy emotional almost tragic work, but with it all, she has her com edy scenes, which arc so much looked for. It would uot be May HobBon if she didn't bring the laughs and smiles. The cast is large and excels in ability and appearance. County Library of the Year 1921-22. Mantle: Our Short Story Writers, Williams; Nights and Days On the Gypsy Trail. Brown; in the Crossroads. Powell; China's Place in the Sun. High: The Letters of Franklin K. Lane, Lane: George Washington, Thayer; History of Oregon. Carey; sou ana lour Laundry, Frederick. Pamphlets. O. A. C. The Efficient Kitchen. U. S. Agricultural Economics Bu reau, Farmer's Telephone Companies. Choosing a Tractor. I'. S. Agricultural Department Producers Co-operative Milk Dis tributing Plants, Internal Browning of tho Yellow Newtown Apple; Trebi Barley; a Superior JV'ariety for Irri gated Land. U. S. BhdoglAif 'Survey" Bureau Beaver Habits, . Beaver Control and Possibilities in Beaver Farming. IT. S. Dairy Division Proportion ing the Ingredients for Ice Cream and Other Frozen "Products by tho Bal aneo Method. U. S. Education Bureau Applied Science Course for'Hgh School Boys; Supervision of -Uurnl Schools; Kin dergarten First Year Curriculum. U. S. Entomology Bureau Grass hopper Control and its Itelatlon to Cereal and Forage Crops;-More Im portant Apple Insects: Lime-sulphur Concentrate; Angoumois Grain Moth: Weevils in Beans and Pens. I'. S. Feed Marketing Bureau Marketing or Mill Feeds." V. S. Forest ServiCL tSato For estry Laws of 1921. V. S. Plant Industry Bureau Production of Tulip Bulbs; Alfalfa Boot Studies. 1'. S. Public Koads Bureau Port land Cement Concrete Koads. DAWSON, N. M., Feb. 13. (By the Associated Press) With 100 bodies recovered and 14 still missing, burled under hiigo plies of debris In mine No. 1 here, demolished last Thursday by an explosion workers today began mucking out .the wreckuge which litters the Workings. i Only two men of tho 122 who were In the workings when tho xploslon occurred survived. Neither enn sited any light on tho probable cause of the blast. They were in an old Iso lated working and saved their lives by burying their faces in a water- soaked swealej- for nineteen hours before venturing into tho main en trance. After thirty bodies had been To- moved yesterday, officials of the 1'helitR Dodun corporation announced that all possibility of rtierc being men still alive In the workings had van ished. P. G. Beckett, general manager of the corporation, W. W. Kldson. Now Mexico state mine inspector: Daniel Hurrlngton, supervising engineer of the t'nlted Slates mine rescue cars hern have been muktaig dally trips through the mine. Thus far, all de clare it Is Impossible to mnke any of ficial statement as to the causu of the blast. POLDS of head or chest are mor taafly u emeu externally wllfr- Views V VAfORUB Ont 17 Million an UitJ Ytarlu SAN' KKAXCISCO, Feb. 13. Assur ances that Japan and the I'ulti'd States have no vital mutual problems that conflict or any which cannot be adjusted by better understandings an l a desire to bo fair wore given here to day by M. Hauihara, Japuu's ambas sador to the I'uited States and by Charles II. Warren. I'niled States ambassador to Japan. M. Hanihara recently appointed, is on his way to Washington to assume his new duties. Mr. Warren also is on his way to tho capital where be will present his formal resignation after serving as his country's chief diplo matic representative at the Mikado's capital since Juno 1'."1. Their senti ments, optimistic almost without ex ception, were expressed at length at a bancuet in their honor last night. Ambassador Hauihara made it plain in a brief formal address in lhmland that all tho Japanese want Is "to be accorded tho same fair treatment you accord to other people. In other words, no unfair discrimination on account of raco or nationality." Although. the speaker did not refer Specifically to tho nature of tin: ques tion ho was discussing, it was as sumed ho had in mind the treatment of Japnncso immigrants in this cjuu try.ll M. Hanihara praised tho Wash ington armament ugreement and said they already had given evidence of practical value. Destroyers at Cristobal CRISTOBAL. Panama. Feb. 13. i Tho dreadnaught Maryland, with Hi , destroyers of tho American fleet nr- j rived hero yesterday. i Influenza From Neglected Cold's ' Stop your coughs and colds bofore ; they becomo serious. If neglocted they lead to influenza, la grippe, ! asthiuu anil bronchitis. 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