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MEDFORD MAIL- TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOQNV THUID AY, FEBRUARY 22. 192:1
OF
SEES 28 HR.
THRU AIR
E
5,322,708 BARRELS
OF APPLES STILL
THE MEDFORD NATIONAL BANK
OF
IN UNITED STATES
In New Offices
PRESIDENT
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WARREN, Mass.. Feb. 22. Willi
Frank L. Taylor. president of tho
First National bank of Worren under
arrest In ChieiiBO. lorul nuthorltie
today turned their attention to 11
Kfarch for Joseph ft, Man ino, alleged
to bo tho linilim behind the dlxap
pcarance of J213.00U in bonds and no
curltles from tho bank's vaults.
Marclno, reported to have been
miming since February 12, was be
lieved to be on his way to South
America, officials said.
Wh true name wan Bald to be
Joseph II. Dlata, who. It wan deelared,
was being nought for similar bank
looking In two California cities anil
or the .uocnnnics aim .uereuumi
bank of I'hlladolphla.
,
CIIICAOO, Fob. 23 Frank I. Tay
lor, president of tho First National
bank of Warren, Mass., closed by
bank examiners Investigating tho re
ported disappearance of $213,000 In
securities, today was under nricst
hero nnd detectives awaited the ar
rival of his wlfo to apprehend her.
; A search was being Instituted for
Abraham Goldman of Chicago, owner
of the controlling Interest in tho in
stitution nnd Joseph 11. Mnrclno,
who. it was said, had purchased a
controlling Interest in Hie Morchanlsi
and Mechanics' bank at rminocipnm
and tho Niagara Ufo Insuranco com
pany .of lluffalo, N. Y.
. Arrested by prlvato detectives hero
last night, Taylor said tlui first news
of his bank's fulluro reached him
through nowspnpors. A suspicion
that all was not well at tho Inslltu
.in. Tnvlnr told tho officersbrought
him to Clilcngo to confer with Ooid
inan. Marclno, Taylor's Bon-lnlaw, i
hod disappeared a woeK ago wiui me
key to a safety deposit box contaln
iug the bank's ptocks and bonds.
Taylor said In his conference with
Goldman tho latter voiced a suspic
ion that Marclno had lied with the
bans ti tunas, rjxrraauion was waivfuj
by Taylor und he expressed a willing-1
ness to return to warren at once.
PIRMINrjIIAM. Alu., Feb. 22.
Hrforo many youra imvo puBBod every
Important buHitiPHH center of tho na
tion will bo connoctcU by ulr mail
ronton and transmission of nmll be
tween tho trntiTH will b by moans
of alrplunofl flying at nlitht ov?r
lltfhtotl airwayH, Colonol l'aul Hon
d!hon, tjecond aHsl.stant postmantcr
K'nrTal told Alabuma poMtmnstorH
iwrntly.
TtnnKmrHlon of malm ny airplane
l a hu rerun, McndiTHon dec lu red. An
efficiency of U1.39 pop cont was
maintained during tho ffwal yenr
ending Junr 30.11122, ho stated. From
July 10. 1921. until Kcptember 7, 1922
poHtal fllti-H traversed 2,000,000 mllcfl
without a fatal accident.
Experiment) and atuily hnvo (lorn
oriHtrattd, Colonel HemUTnon Kald,
that night flying 1h Hafo und practi
cal. "Our cxperlmentH mid study bavo
reached tho Hinge whore It 1h, I think,
Hafo to conclude that It is entirely
poKsil.lt at night," ho wild. "Wd nro
now engnged in Ihe tank of locating
emergency landing fleldn every 25
mltcR between C'Utengo nnd ('heyenno.
Kach of thene fields will ho lighted
with llghtH thought nereKsnry to
mako them proper for nirjht naviga
tion. Jietwoon pitch field will bo a
lino of Hiimller lights, solely to keep
tho aviator properly on IiIh route.
"If wo arc HUcceHHful In this. It will
mean that wo V'lU be able to make
trans-continental flights from New
York to Chicago In tho daytlmo, Chi
cago to Cheyenne at night, and from
Cheyenne to Han Francisco in tho
early part of tho second day. Wo
should bo ablo to establish and main
tain a schedule of from 28 to U0
hours between New York nnd Sun
FmneJoco If this night flying- experi
ment proves out. Tho entire aviation
fraternity in watchinff this experiment
of ours between Chicago and Chey
enne hopeful of a BUccfiuful accomplishment."
BPRINOFIF.I.D, Ohio, Feb. 22.
Confidence as to the outcomo was ex
prersed today by counsel for both de
fenso and stato ns the preliminary
hearing of the ease of W. M. Conner
kleaglo and organizer of the local Ku
Klux Kl.-in. charged with riotous con
Heveral witnesses have been sxib-
poenaed for tho State, It was an
nounced today. Among them are
Cleorgo E. McCord, superintendent of
tho public schools, and Arthur It.
Tllnnd an' official of tho Indiana, Co
lumbus and pastern Traction com-puny.
First Intimation that the state
would endeavor to bring the Fulton
schooj ruse Into tho proceedings was
received with the appearance in court
of Mont C. Hambrlght. clerk of the
common pleas court with the papers
in tho enso.
Tho Fulton school caso Involves
tho efforts of tho board of education
to establish an all-negro school In
the Fulton district. Officials of the
civil rights protective league (negro)
sued tho board, asking for nn Injunc
tion to rentniln tho transfer of pupils
In or out of tho district on tho basis
of rnco or color. Tho court granted
tho injunction. During tho pendency
of tho ense, tho negro residents estab
lished pickets around the school and
considerable feeling was aroused.
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W. I HEARST FILM CO.
JOINS WITH GOLDWYN
By PACIFIC UNER
NEW YORK, Feb. 22. Tho Inter
national Film company of which Wil
liam Randolph Hearst Is head, and
which controls tho Cosmopolitan
productions, 'haK merged with tho
Ooldwyn corporation, It was disclosed
today. Tho merger, however, affects
only the distribution of pictures and
each company will continue to pro
duce films ns a separata organization.
There will bo no changes In the
execulivo branches of tho two com
panies. I
Tho Hearst pictures havo for seve
ral years been distributed by tho Fa
mous I'laycrs-lJiflky . corporation,
which now hi facing prosecution by
tho federal trade commission, charg
ed Willi unfair competition and mo
nopolistic policies,
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TOKJO, Fob. 22.-HIiy Associated
Press). Tho Pacific Mall liner Presi
dent Lincoln, from Snn Francisco for
Yokohama, made port today with the
disabled United States shipping board
freighter llcffront in tow, winning a
stiff battle of skillful seamanship
against mountainous seas and slash
ing gales.
The passenger linor for four days
struggled nhcad in tho storm with the
Teffron, crippled by a broken propel
lor, dragging at the end of the line.
On Sunday the hawser parted but the
liner again picked up her charge,
' although with great difficulty and to
day tho two made port undamaged
except for the HeMron's broken
blades.
Tho freighter's officers gave the
highest pntiso to the seamanship of
tho liner's officers.
'Omar the Tentmaker'
Wins Page Audience
ALTUNY. N. Y.. Feb. 22 Tho son
ate concurred today with tho assem
bly In adopting a resolution to mem
orialize congress to legalizo wlno and
beer by mollification of tho Volstead
act.
An amendment was approved by
both houses providing that tho gov
ernor sign tho resolution and trans
mit copies to all niombers of congress.
USED CARS ,
That have not been misused
Priced right
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
H. W. OONGEB
UNDERTAKER
; Baewot to Weeks-Oongrr Oo,
, l Miwlfnrri. Ow
FLOUR, and FEED
Ijow price on flour and fowl by
rw ownctn Central.. Point Flour
MltU
Procem I tolled Ilnlley, 70 lbs. $1,110
MJIlfoed, HO lb. sack 9l.no
Home Itun Itrun nnct Nhorls $I.S1
HtinlM Corn, H-r t J.OO
HtTfttrlt Fowl, per cn t 'J."il
Vm Mnsh, UO'c protein, cu t .. :.(M1
Flour, Mt. Iltt blond 40 lls f I.OO
l. PHt t Flour, 10 Id. fk U.t)0
Attrartlrc pHrtw on ton lots.
i MOHT MOIiTOX
! r Vvutrul Point
Thrills In "Ebb Tide"
For thrills,- rirumatla action and ex
ceptional appeal ouo can safely recom
mend "Kbb Tido," a picture which was
shown nt tho Klaito theater yesterday
for the first times. It Is u delightful
pleturizatlon of Robert Uiuls Steven
son's famous story, nnd thero isn't a
dull moment In It.
Tho plot Is nn Interesting ono, nnd
the characters aro played by actors
anil actresses who nro worthy of the
tusk of portraying a group of fiction's
most famous folk. Mia Ix e, '.lames
Kirkwoml, Haymond lliitlon, (loorge
Kawcott, Noah Ileory nnd Jucnuellno
Uignn nro tho featured players. The
night scenes In this picture are the
most artlstio and realistic that we
have yet seen on the sliver sheet. Tho
locale of tho story Is party In Tahiti
and partly In a pearling Island. There
mo several scenes that are real thril
lers, a fight with an octopus, a burn
ing ship, a storm nt sea.1 "Kbb Tide"
Is a picture with n punch nnd will piny
the remainder of the week.
Guy Mates Post in "Omar the Tent
maker," Richard Walton Tully's sec
ond great contribution to tho . Bllver
sheet, was given its premiere yester
day at the Pago theater and more than
duplicated tho success or "The Mas
I quorndor." In plcturesquo beauty It
suriiaasos tho descriptive powers of
Omar himself.
Post's polished artistry Is doubly ef
fective. As young Omar ha is the
Impetuous, ardent lover, an ideal
Itomoo of ancient Persia; as the older
mau, ho is sincere, philosophical, tol
erant and sympathetic.
I "Omar tho Tentmaker" Justifies
j amply its advance heralding as the
I screen's most colorful production.
Rich In the luxurious background of
tho Persia of the cloventh century
which constitutes Its locale, the
screen shows us several populous cit
ies that wero erected on the studio
grounds for this production. An ex
ceptionally sterling cast supports
Post, headed by Virginia Drown Fnlre,
and Including Nigel do Uriillero, Wal
lace Ileory, Rose Dlono, Patsy and
Ruth Xlillor.
Round one of tho "Now Leather
Pusher" series, starring Reginald
Denny, makes tho current program
at tho Pago one of the host It has
offored In somo time.
Kver since tho rirst "Leather rush
ers" wero .completed last summer,
eager patrons of tho Pago have been
demanding n continuation of these
IHipulnr prlzo ring romances taken
from tho II. C. Witwer stories in Col
lier's Weekly.
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Cut out this slip, enclose with 5c
nnd mall It to Foley & Co., 2S35 Shef
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
name and address clenrly. You will
rocelve In return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey nud Tar Com
lound for coughs, colds nnd croup;
Foley Kidney pills for pains In sides
and back; rheumatism, backache, kid
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Cathartic Tablets, a wholesome and
tlioToiiBhly cleansing cnthartlo for con
stipation, biliousness, headaches, and
sluggish bowels. Sold everywhere
a nttlna tor
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IN compliment to the
hostess make
Vogan's Tan Jar choco- -latcs
another distirt'
guished guest at the
party.
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out rafl. 0 iTJf
"WASHINGTON, Feb. 21. Employ.
ment throughout tho country during
January Increased 1.4 per cent over
the preceding month, liccordlng Jo a
report rnado public today by tho bu
reau of labor statistics whtlo u dcT
creaso of 2.8 per cent was registered
In the total amount of wages paid.
The figures are bnsed on reports
frpm 4,103 establishments In- i3 In
dustries, -i
Increases In tho number of em
ployes for January as compared with
December wero Bhown in 24 industries
nnd decreases In 18, white employ
ment In one Industry remained sta
tionary.
Increases In the total amount of
payrolls for January as compared
with December were shown in only
12 industries, and decreases In 31.
Increases In employment for the
year 1922 wero shown in 10 Industries
and decreases in three. Automobiles,
Iron and steel, car building and re
pairing, showed increases of 42.7, 4.2
and 25.8 per cent respectively, while
mens clothing showed a decrease of
U.3 per cent.
Of tho 43 Industries reporting for
January, 81 per cent was operating
on full time, 17 pes cent on part time
and two per cent were closed down.
Wage adjustments effective be
tween December 15 and January 15
showed increases In various establish
ments of forty industries that report
ed, with tho .exception of three in
stances, whero decreases wero reported.
TRAIL ITEMS
Mr. nnd Mrs. 8. W. Hutchison spent
tho week-end in Mcdford shopping,
and visiting with friends.
Mr. John Hill and Burt Gaugo of the
Hill Construction Co., are expected
here this week to arrange to remove
their rock crusher, and settle up their
business here.
Mrs. M. E. Middlebusher and son
Denzil have returned from the Apple
gate where they have been visiting
the former's daughter, Mrs. M. Pence
and family.
S. W. Hutchison has been hauling
lumber from the Elk Creek sawmill to
build a small house for the renter on
his ranch.
Tho steel work on Trail Creek
bridgo being completed tho men arc
busy placing the steel on the Elk
Creek bridge. ( The public will be glad
when theso two bridges are completed
as the detours aro very muddy to have
to travel. .
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Houston had as
Sunday guests Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Rainey, Mr. and Mrs. Will Houston
nnd Mr. and Mrs. S. Houston. A
bountiful chicken dinner with all the
goodies to go with it, was served,
which was greatly enjoyed by all.
CORNS
Lift Off with Fingers
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CHICAGO, Feb. 22. While apple
trees ore putting forth blossoms fori
this season's apple crop, persons who I
follow tho old adage will have no
trouble obtaining their fruit, accord
ing to a report mndo public today by
the United Htntes bureau of agricul
tural economics.
This month's report of apples In
cold storage, exclusive of - those In
wholesale houses and retail stores,
showed that thero nro 6,322,708 bar
rels of apples yet to be removed, an
avernge of about five pounds of
apples for every Inhabitant of the
country.
As early as October 1 last year, 1,
452,000 barrels of apples went into
storage, an unusually large amount,
duo to a enr shortage in nearly all
producing areas, fairly heavy produc
tion nnd low prices early In tho sea
son. The peak was reached in De
comber when about 6,743.000 barrels,
ono million more thnn m 1021, were
held.
Hut the holiday season mndo an
Impression on tho Immense storage
and thereafter tho stock began to di
minish and will eventually be wiped
out by April or May. A Inrgo pro
portion of stored apples require no
further transportation by rail as they
New York Ilaldwln apples wero va
aro held In the cities,
rlously quoted at tho leading markets
this week from $4.60 to 5.50 a bar
rel. Little advnnco was noted be
cause of tho large storage.
Effects of the cold wove of Inst
week and tho week before wero seen
In the shipments of potatoes recelvou j
last week. Only 2400 cars were
marketed, a decrease of 800 com
pared with tho provlous soven days.
As a result prices held, firm In all j
markets.
Kidney and Bladder
Troubles Conquered
or Money BacK
-r. A A ...... re anfri Tlr. CarOV. I
have prescribing my Prescription No.
"77 (Known lor years an i.i..
e nnH Hintiripr sickness and
now that I havo retired from active
practice I have mnao arranscmem.
with leading druggists to dispense
this wonderful prescription at a mod
erate price, on the inonpy back It
dissatisfied plan.
Beware of kidney disease -thousands
die of it every year who ought
to ho enjoying tho blessings of Ufo
nnd health. Watch tho symptoms.
If you havo specks floating before tho
oyes, puffy eyes, clammy feet or moist
Mi.D l.4i.1in,.in nr sldeache. you
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famous Prescription ino. hi rum
away.
It has v.-onderfully benefited tens
of thousands of cases of kidney and
hlndder troubles nnd Is the medicine
you can always depend upon. Re
sults are guaranteed.
NOTE Wr. Daniel O. Carey was a
practicing physician for many y.-nrs
nnd his great Prescription No
aided thousands of sufferers (rum
kidney nnd bladder troubles, llore
nftor you can alwns get this effec
tive prescription tn both liquid and
tablet form at nil druggists and all
rellablo pharmacists tho country'
over. Adv.
Doesn't hurt a bill Drop a little
"Frcczoiie'-' on an aching corni instant ly
that corn stops hurting." then shortly
you lift it right off with lingers. Truly!
Your druggist sells a tiny bottle of
''Fnwono" for a few cents, sufficient to
remove every hard corn, soft rorn, or
corn between tho toes, and the calluses,
without, soreness or irrltatiun.
1
Let tho coal man save you money
on King conl. Little waste, burns up
all tho coal nnd throws out nn Intense
heat. You will need less than other
kinds. So It's a renl economy and
saves dollars.
"Read the Conl-nmn Chats"
IIAXsr.N COAL CO.
(Successors to Kads Coal Co.)
Phono 1 a. Fir SI.
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Conserve your funds in a Savings Account or
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Our Modem Vaults have been constructed for
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Many Customers of large means make their in
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Our Officers are experienced in the selection and
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