Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 02, 1923, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREGON'. FRIDAY. MARCH 2. 1fl2:l PAGE FTVT5 I 1.1 ft i n 11 1 J' 1 ELECTED EXALTED RULER LOCAL ELKS For tho first time in its history the KlkH lodiro unnniiuouKlv elected n. new J f-xitltcil l-uler in the nersun nt Louia " . 4 Ulrich, nt its annual election last J nlsht. Although nominations were i. held every Thursday night last '' ' I month, Mr. Vlricli was the only man noininnted for this office and tho lodiro lookH forward to a year of growth and success unihui his regime. .' In fact, thero was only one content for nn offlco and that was for the throe-year term of trustee, 'which wns captured by A. C. Hubbard by only four votes over his opponent. J nt? I I'llliWIIUt'r Ul U1U UlllCI'K were Jellied by unanimous vote of the lodcH. TP The new officers, who will be In- stalled Into office the first Thursduy nlRht of next April, were elected as l Exalted ruler, Lewis Ulrich; os-. I teemed lending knight, J. W. Jacobs: :i j esteemed loyal knight, Ben Mailer; ; esteemed lecturing knight, Alex Spnr- :j row, secretary, Lee L. Jacobs;, treas V J urer. V. 11. Vawtor: tiler, Nick i Young; trustee (three-year term) A. I iC Hubbard. i L ': The lodge also elected as reprcsen-' 1 itative to the grand lodge session the j pOeaont exalted ruler, E. E. Kelly, imd ua alternate delegate. E. C. Jc r 1 rome, : " The session was record-breaking . In Its harmony and short length, dur- ii1B which It was unanimously voted to raise tho annual dues, and two i 'important resolutions were adopted. ; Due to tho lack of contests for the j .various offices tho attendance won , . hot nnywhera near equal to that of i A the past several years at tho annual elections. V i "Also at last night's session two can .Odldates, H. M. Chadwlck and H. R. ,,P;?!Prcntlss, were Initiated Into mem : btrshlp. .. . Jv'j .' Probe Sugar Prices. ..' . (A Washington, March 2. inves- I tlftiitlon by the senate manufactures f committee headed by Senator LaFol- lette, republican, 'Wisconsin, of tho : ,1 recent advances In the prices of sugar was proposed In a resolution 'Introduced today by Senator Brook- s hart, republican, Iowa. : 1 "Gets-It" Tames the Wildest Corn You Can Peel Them Right Off No matter how. long you've had your corns; how bud Uwsy mr.y be. whether hard or soft, or wluit you have liied, bdicve t!is "Gets-It" ' will end com pains nt once, nnd quickly you can lift the corn ritfit off the toe or foot, with the fincrre. It ends callouses, the ssme Bimple way. Millions uae it. Money back guarantee. ' Cost but a trifle every w litre. E. Lawrence A Co Mir- Cliicagu. Sold in tits city by STUAr:S DRIG RTOIIK. STOMACH MISERY, i GAS, INDIGESTION "Pape's Diapepsin" Corrects Sour, Upset Stomachs at Once ' "Pair's Dinpcjjsin" is tho quickest, surest roliof (or indigestion, gases, flatu lence, heartburn, sourness, fermentation or stomach distress caused by acidity. A few tablets give almost immediate stom ach relict. Corroct your stomach and digestion sow for a few cents. Drug- dKhsts tell millions of packages. H. W. OONGEK UNDERTAKER S accessor to Weeks-Conger Co. Medford. Or. USED CARS That have not been misused Priced right Crater Lake Automotive Co. Picture Framing at Swem's Studio . GUM CHXTNO f China Herb Store ' This im to certtr that film Chun of MMfc-rd Ore., has cured me at roitrt and stomach trouble. 8. It. Leonard, 6ns J 8t.. Grants Paaa . Thin Is lo rortlfy that Olm Ohuna- ot Martford. Ore., has cured me ot ruptura of four years standing. K. Q laham. 411 M St., Oranta Vara. Ore. Medford. Oregon. Jan Is, 1917 This la to aertlfy that I, the under. Signed, had very severe stomach trouble and had been bothered for several yearp and last August was not expected to live, and hearing of Olm Chung (whnae Herb atore la at 114 South Krnnt at et Mertfnrd), t decided In get herbs for my atomach trouble, and I atarted to feeling better aa soon as 1 used them and today am a well man and can heartily reoom mend anyone afflicted aa I was to set CfHm rhung and try hia Herba (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON. WltneeaeaT Wm. Ijewle Tnir! Point. V. U fh'ldreth. Karl.- Kntnt. M A. Andrra.il. v-.lforJ S. U Holm, KKl.' Point. C R. Moore. Rnle l'otnt. J V Mclntyre, Kant Point Oei. Von iVr Hellon. Bagle Point. . Taut, K. Nichols, E4t f-uhiL E OFF FOR KLAMATH A close peek into the combination baggage -and commissary car of tho Elks Minstrels before It and the Pull man sloopere, which were to convey j them on their journey to Klamath Falls and Weed, and back home, by Monday morning, were added to train ; 1.1 this morning, disclosed the fact that the entertainers are undergoing ait economical streak, for the car was loaded with coffee and doughnuts on which they will subsist while gone, wash tubs and tho like. Heretofore the fact was not known that the BO minBtrels intended , to do their, own washing on the trip. Not only are they economical, but they are brave. They boldly Bo to the Klamath county Capital for their two performances there tonight and Sat urday night, and for the performances tho next afternoon at the Culll'umla lumber town without a thing along for Bnake bites, although snakes are known to be bad at this time of tho j year in both places. ! A new member of the company is 1 Mike, the English bulldog, with the captivating smile, of "Gus tho Tailor, ' i which will be a feature of the card ' playing act of last year of Jerome and McDonald, which which has been added to the four last performances! j Just before the special cars of tho minstrels were attached to the south bound passenger train which left here nt 9:17 a. m., Floyd Hart, the business manager of the company presented each member with nn envelope con taining one dollar with the admoni tion to husband it, and bring back the change. This dollar per man Is under stood to 'be for the purpose of meeting emergencies oa the trip. ' ' - FLUE BLAZE CALLS : OUT NEW FIRE DEPT. A flue fire at 1019 West Tenth street, the residence 0f Frank Clark, tho architect, was the cause of the double fire, alarm last night. Tho new fire department mnde a quick gotaway following thd first alarm and Upon arriving at tho scene were told that tho fire was out. hoy return ed to the fire station and in thirty minuteB Were called again to tho same place. Tho roof of tho residence wsr on fire, the occupants having kindled a fire in tho fireplace following the de parture of the department after tho ' first . call.- Throo gallons of chemi cal were used in extinguishing the , blazo. Tho damage from fire and I .chemical were, used In extinguishing ' the blaze. Tho damago from firo and chemical was slight, the only interior damage perceptible being nevcral spots on the ceiling where tho cheml I cal soaked through. The fire, which occurred nt 9:15 wan the first one handled by the new department and the work done by ' its members was .quick and efficient and accomplished with little damage. MAY REDUCE 8. P. GRADE (Continued from page one.) ' contacting proposals at some length with tho witness. "Tho St. Paul wouldn't bo bene fitted by any association with ; the Great Northern," Mr. Hoidcn ..said, "bocauso all these two roads could do would be to divide traffic which now exists. They occupy tho same torrltory and their unification would not benefit-either one, whereas it the Ht. Paul wiis given a strong partner lying In nn entirely different region such os. tho Union Pacific, the co operation could develop business for both." Memorable cesaloa. THE subtle charm in -Tan Jar chocolates Is ' alluringly distinctive. Yet the famous V o g a n line . -Ives you many other in comparable varieties. ai.llO the poo ad wherever 1her aeil ood eaaa. Hiird Land & Investment Co. ARE PRKPAREtl TO HELP VOC,! IX YOITI IXVESTMKXTS. j ' - I If you wish to Incorpnrnto, ARClltE Insurance of any kind, Muko a loan. Have your title ciaiiiinod, CALL O.V US. 403 Medford Uldg. Tel. 42, and m fittlii v rr A Farewell Sermon Mr. Millard Sunday, Christian Church D. E. Millard will prouch his fare well sermon tit tho Christian church Sunday morning and formally close his four years successful pnstorato in Medford. In the evening ho will give an illus trated lecture sermon on the "Divine Library." There will be spocial vocal music in the morning. In the evening the orchestra will rendor some uew music and there will be other special num bers. Mr. and Mrs. Millard will not take up their'new work In (Jlendora Calif., until sdme time -in April and will sup ply for tho church until a new minis ter arrives. Establish Agency for Velie and Peerless Cars F. H. Xash. representing tho W. R. De Lay Motor Co. of Portland, distrib utors for Velio and Peerless cars, is in Medford with Into model touring cars and will establish an agency here for Jackson and Josephine counties. He Is temporarily located at 118 South Central avenue, phone 7B9-J, where he will be glad to see all Velio or Peer less owners. These cars are popular in southern Oregon, and the Portland distributors have decided to push them in this territory. Livestock PORTLAND, Ore., Marclj 2. Cat tle, hogs, shoep, nom'lnally steady; no rccolpts.. ' "" llutlcr PORTLAND, Ore., March 2. But ter steady; extra 'cubes 44c; prints 48c; cartons 49c. Dairy buying price ?234c. Butterfat steady, 49c. PortlajHl Wheat PORTLAND, Ore., March 2 Wheat: Hard white, bluestem Baart '11.35; sofe white. $1.27; western white $1.25; northern spring $1.20; hard winter $1.19; western red $1.18. ' Today's ear receipts Wheat 3C; barley 2; flour' 5; corn 3; hay 25. San Francisco Markets SAN FRANCISCO, March 2. (.U S. Bureau of Agricultural Econom ics.) Eggs. extras 27MsC. SAN FRANCISCO, March 2. But torfat, pound 02 Mc I. o. u. San Fran cisco. ' i "- . SAN FRANCISCO, March 2. (State Division of Markets ) Poul try unchanged. Const Sugar. SAN FRANCISCO, March 2. In creases of twenty and twenty-fivo cents in the price per hundred pounds of refined cane sugar nnd of twenly-fivo cents in refined beet sugar, both effective tomorrow, were announced today by local refin eries. ' The California-Hawaiian Sugar Refinery Increased cane 20 cents to $9;50 and the Western Sugar Refinery 25 cents to $9.55.- The Sprockles Sugar company ad vanced tho price of beet 25 cents to $9.35. I Liberty Bonds. ! NEW YORK, March 2. Liberty bonds closed: ' - 3's 101.18; first 4U'! 98.00; second 4 's 97.84; third 4 's 98.48; fourth 4 Vs 98.02; Victory 4 's un called 100.06; II. S. treasury 414'u 99i66. Rodolph Valentino, Page It seems a far cry from Impersonat ing the avatar, or descendant of some racial, deity, to participating in a Har vard boat race hut such Is the transi tion required of Rodolph Valentino, star of "The Young Rajah," which is on view at the Page theatre. The fas cinating story embodies a delightful 1 romance nnd Wnhtlu Hawley Inter- j prets the feminine half of this with her accustomed charm. ' The boating scenes were made near i San Francisco In cooperation -with tho University of California crew. i Comedy Tjrama, Rial to "Brothers Undor the Bkln," tho pic-' ture at the Rlalto theatre this week, 1b one of those light, exceedingly en-1 tcrtnlnlng comedy dramas that come once fh an age, and which are Til ways received with delight ! "Brothers -Under tho 8kln'' has one of those small hut distinctive casts that are seen too Infrequently. Helene Chadwlck. aa the shipping clerk's wife repeats the notably fine performance sho gave ns the young wife In 'Dan gerous Curve Ahond." Claire Wind sor, whose beauty and acting nbllily have made her one of (he most popu lar leading women of tho screen, ap pears as Dorothy Klrtland, the other wife. Tho two husbands aro respea tivcly Pat O'Mnlley and Norman Kerry. Mae' llusch Is agnln tho -vamp In this laugU-a uiluute picture. I gg ARRAIGNED BY I Ijut night In tho most forceful ser mon ytt preached by Dr. Huff in Medford, the noted evaiiK.-llst held the attention of IiIr audience from start lo finish. At times the spenkr-ri became dramatically eloquent. His text was: "He that sltmeth against Ood wrongeth hip own soul." The ad dress was described by one as a "Ter rific arraignment of evil." ."Sin not only wrongs Ood. and wrongs tiio unlverno and wrongs so ciety; -it also wrongs the man who commits it," declared the speaker. "It wrenches man out of all right re lationships, and makeR him tile dis cordant note in the sung uf prainc to God that 'all tho rest of creation slugs. . . 8ln wrongs the one who commits It by robbing him of the priceless ca pacity lo know the Father. It sows in the soil of humanity a distruiit ot deity and poisons the heart that was made to love vlllni. "Kia builds (he soul into a barri cade against CSod. "Sin is tho dethronement of Ood and the enthronement of a mockery. "Sin wrongs man by crippling tho religious faculties of tho soul. "Sin wrongs man because it turns him adrift on a wintry storm-swept sett, without chart or a compass. H gives him no hope or chance for aught save Bhlp-wreck on some roar ing reef of woo. "Sin wrongs man because It lands him in n wrong destiny. Hell did not create sin. Bin created hell. Iniquity hollowed out the bottomless pit. Kvll laid tho foundation of the diabolical domain. Hndness constructed -tho in fernal abode, nnd sin was tho archi tect and builder of torment. "No book could 'contain all the story of sin's Wrong. Hunnoso oven one day's Iniquity could bo summed up, what mind could grasp tho pro portion of tho dread catalogue. As tho sun sinks tonight In the west what happiness and hopes of humnn 'hearts are 'broken 'forever. Before it rises tomorrow morning what beauty nnd purity will have vanish ed forever. "The crush of selfish conquest, the crash of broken governments, the clash of nations, the roar of war. the cries of the robbed, the groans of the starving, the hoarse laugh of fiendish lust and the shouts of tho murderous mobs, with the shrieks of tho slaugh tered, all mingle in one awful din that echoes up earth's hillsides and beyond mountain peaks Into the vast dome of Heaven and Into tho ears of God Almighty." Many of the minister's sentdncosl were characterized by a pungoncy that made them flash like the thrust of a keen sword. Such were tho fol lowing: - "What does sin caro for brains; It hns damned Solomons. -' "What does sin caro for strength; It has brought low its Samsons. ' 'ln doesn't care whoso homo It wrecks or whose heart it broaks. "Some df the worst domestic hells i was ever in wore palatial. "Sin paralyzes nil' the finer sensi bilities or the soul. "Sin may bo forgiven, but It can't ie unuono. ' "Don't flatter yourself that vou enn make an excursion Into hell nnd come nacK nnu -It will be all right. "Sin saps all tho vitality of man hood and womanhood nnd leaves a human soul a more thing on the rim or time." A larger number than usual wero present from out of town points last night. Several cars from Ashland brought n good delegation from the cnurcnes thero. Itcv. Sasnelt said to day that every effort will bo made lo accommodato the Sundnv prnwrt but Medford peoplo will have to he on tlmo to get good seats. Tho sor vico tonight will bo tho last one of tho week, us no services will bo hold tomorrow. There will ho ntternoon services Tuesday, Wednesday, Thurs day and Friday of next week. There fa no offering Kite the toN tnre from ptlee. Thie contlnaal Buffering reacts upon the nervoua ratem end may eventually cauia a oomplete pliy.lc.l breakdown. It la not nece.eary to endure the torture from pile when quick, lure relf.f It right at hand. Dr. A. W, Chaae'a Ointment relltvee pilot at onee-and not only that, when Ihla treatonant la perflated In, It arTordelaatlncbenenu Dr. A. w. Chaae'a Ointment la n.llonally famoue aa a remedy for pilea, eo ama, ring worm. aore feet, hlvea, Inaeot bftaa. Dlmnle. hlebk.A. ehaflng, chapped handahllblataa! froat bite and all .kin Seed what Arthur Pleury offti uth lu New Bedford. U.il aye i f need Dr. A. W. rh.u'. nin. Bent Tor Pilee and got, relief from it. That la about flrteen tan ago aod 1 always uaahr. A. W I Ointmeat when another attack of nir. la roming on Die. I here la no ' better Medicine far ltH It... f know of that will eive van Kmiim relief." Voo ean buy Dr. Chaae'a 01 n. nmi uunig atorea. Toheoure of getting the genuine, aee that DOMralt and algnature of A. W. Chaaa. M D. are on eachbn.. onr Hlumllu" aaainai Nnuaiiona. IB CO. If) Dr. A W. CHASE MBDIC1NBCO, 837 waahlngten 8U, Buffalo, ID TtiCVVLUttNOWM MEDIcmH OP TH8 i j HI Famovs Racnrr Borne Avmaa I I PILES! I Liberty Building M Jersey Coats, in black, navy and red, sizes $5.50 values, $2.98. Kaysers'and Carter's Knit Underwear 25', We have a very attractive line of new Spring- Sweaters. Slipovers- Tiixedos and Jacquetts, all shades and sizes, $8.50' $11.50 and $16.50., Our line of Spring Gloves is now very complete. The shades are mode, beaver, grey, all sizes, $1.15, $1.25, $1.50 and $1.65. In Neckwear we have all the newest styles in Berthas, Sweater sets and separate collars. See our very complete line of Coats, 3 piece Suits and Dresses Quality and Service BUY NOW and Dollars Do Double Duty Splendid Bargains Left, Others Have Saved Money fin This Sale; How About You? HERE ARE A FEW QFS THE MANY; GOOD BUYS COME AND GET THEM Child's White play-time Sandals, was $2.45, how . . . . .$1.25 Women's Canvas black trim Strap Pumps, was $3.25, now $1.65 Women's black satin Strap Pumps, was $9.85, now .' $4.95 Men's week-end Canvas Shoes, was, $3.00, now ........... .$1.50 Men's Rubber Boots, 1st quality' was $6.00, now $3.00 Women's brown Kid Strap Pumps, was $9.85, now ..... .$4.95 Misses "Clever-Kids' brand Shoes, was $5.00, now $2.50 One lot of Shinola and Shineon P olish, was 10c, now . . .... 5c v . ..... , -J All Women's and Children's Hosiery, going at, pair . 18c Men's Mule Hide Work Gloves, was $1.35, now . . . A . .70c Men's Nagua Hide Beltswas 75c, now 40c All Suitcases and Traveling Bags at one-half price Cash Only No Refunds Schmidt's "Good Shoes" 21 f&tinSF Phone VVMIO 298 - SEE OUR WINDOWS FOR BARGAINS N. Central, Medfcrd, Ore, E. F. SCHMIDT, Agent ' t :.; . ) i- . i '. s 16 to 42. Regular off p Cash Only No Refunds Make Your