Medford mail tribune., April 17, 1923, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE, rEDFORD, OREUOX, TUESDAY, 'APRIL 17, 102.-?
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COLONEL BULL OF
That Colonel Bull's capacity Is suf
ficient to! Inflate the bag of a large
army dirigible with enough left over
ta Rend A whnlA flAAt nf vtnHlnitimAni
,to the Solomon Islands Is the opinion
being expressed openly on the main
pi em this week, although it has not
been set In print until the present
-writing because of respect tor the
' colonel's terrific ability In Invective.
I "Colonel Bull's, patron saints are
jNick Lenlne and Senator Borah,"
said one prominent citizen. "He Is
never happy unless leading some in
surgent movement. His unquestion
ed talents are prostituted to tho
cause of political upheavals with
their attendant social and moral dis
integration. His views are stimulat
ing.' but they are dangerous."
J. J. Buchter, prominent promoter
and god father of the Craters' ticket
for the Chamber of Commerce elec
tion granted your reporter a few min
utes of his time in his biiBV office.
When asked for a statement, he Bald:
"It is not our policy to hurl ana
thema at our opponents. We do not
believe inimud-sllnglng. As a mat
ter of fact, the Gump ticket has only
a few Incompetents on it six, or
seven at most. We merely wish to
call the attention of the electorate to
. the proved civic virtuousness of the
Craters' ticket solid, substantial cit
izens, every one of them. .With such
an array of talent on one ticket, it
will be very difficult for the clear
thinking voter to do otherwise than
vote It straight. I have no hesitation
In predicting a landslide for our candidates."
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TICKET FIRES HOI
SHOT AT CRATERS
"When The Muil Tribune reporter
drifted Into Gump headquarters lust
night, he found Col. Bull chewing on
a long black stogie and In a nasty
mood.
"Buy, young feller what is this
slush I find in your d r sheet
I Big headlines 'Col. Bull a bad
cnaracier wno is mis uraiera com
mittee anyhow? 1'U tell you. Every
body about this burg has their num
ber. They are ull right to put over
an Elks' minstrel show in a small
town, but this game is too big for
them. They had better keep ou$
or I will tweek their d little red
noses for them.
"When it comes to character, rep-
loitatlon, ancestry or anything else
that differentiates a man from ft
mouse, I'll flip cards with, them to
see who's who. 'My ancestors came
to Old Virginny in 1734 and by Gad
suh! Where Wo you suppose this lit
tle bunch of character assaseurs hulls
from? Its a 60-50 bet if you cast
your eye up their family tree for one
generation only you would run Into a
nest gf horse thieves or red legs.
"Why didn't they attack my ticket.
They couldn't. That ticket is im
pregnable. "Where do they expect to get to,
jumping on,to me? I'm not running
for anything. All my life I have been
too busy fighting tho battles of the
common people to seek office for my
self. Ever since the day I was mus
tered into "Pnp" Price's army at
the ago of fifteen, have been fight
ing for principle. That's tho reason
the Gump ticket win win. - It stands
for principle. It stands for service
to tho public. i
"I'm telling tho boys to Voto 'Er
Straight' and we've got 'em licked.
We ha-e the only ticket that can bo
voted straight. These other outfits
have to throw down and double
cross twenty-seven of their own can
didates to win. Voto 'ert straight
and we win clean."
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CLEVELAND, April 17. Charles V.
Johnson, city dancehall Inspector will
permit no more dancing marathons to
start In Cleveland, he announced today.
. CLEVELAND, April 17 Twenty
eight dancers, all but six women, were
entered In two dancing' contests here
yesterday.
,. One of the Marathons Is being held
In a club headquarters over a tile
floor. It started Saturday. Five women
and four men participated. The other,
a private affair, started yesterday
morning in an academy at one o'clock
with seventeen girls and two men
entered.
NEW YORK, April 17. The mara
thon dancers, who threatened by po
lice yesterday, fled across the Hudson
to New Jersey today were invited by
New Jersey police to leave and tod
dled back into their moving van bound
for "somewhere In Harlem."
More Fighting in China. '
'' LONDON, April 17. Kwnngsl
troops, commanded by General Shen
Shung-Ying, whom the Peking gov
ernment only yesterday appointed
military governor oO Kwang Tung
province, have attacked Canton
rtoops supporting Sun Yat Sen, says
a Reuters dispatch from Canton.
The attacks have so far been re
pulsed, but the fighting Is progres
sing. '
There will bo a feed for tho
Y. M. C. A. league nt the Christian
church tonight. All tho churches arc
co-operating and a fine time Is as
sured. All players and church men
interested are urged to attend. Each
one attending Is asked to bring some
thing to contribute to the eats, such
as sandwiches, cake, pickles, salad,
baked beans, otc. Echoes of the bas
ketball season will be heard and tho
baseball outlook will be discussed.
The basketball pennnnt will nlso be
presented formally. The hour Is
0:45 p. m.
5
WEN BY COURT
WASHINGTON, April 17. Bond
for $10,000 furnished by Harry
1'Morse after his indictment with his
I father, Charles W, Morse, and others
on charges of war time shipping
J frauds, was ordered forfeited by the
District or Columbia supreme court
today because of the continued failure
of the younger Morso to. appear for
trial.
The court issued a bench warrant
for young Morne's arrest and court
attaches were, ordered to serve It nt
New London, Conn., where his at
torneys Bald he had been detained by
Illness.
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The heavy winter clothing
should be Dry Cleaned before
putting away call us now.
REMEMBER: "We are not
satisfied unless you are."
City Cleaning
and Dyeing Co.
624 N. Riverside Phone 474
WASHINGTON, April 17. An at
tempt will be made In the next con
gress to increase to fifty per cent the
share of states from the sale of gov
ernment timber from reservations
within their borders.
Chairman McNary of the senate re
forestation commission In a letter to
day to W. B. Greeley, government
chief forester, said the present allow
ance of 25 per cent was not enough,
adding that because of tho impair
ment of .their taxing powers by the
forest reserves, the stutes should re
celve at least one-half of the grass
government receipts.
The Southern Oregon Stanford
club will moot lu Grants Pass on Sat
urday night at the Oxford hotel. This
club includes ull former students and
graduates of Stanford university liv
ing In the valley and a large delega
tion Is expected to be present from
Medtord bud Ashland.
See Bpecial prices on standard make
tires before buying. Exchange Tire Co.
27
Ladies, bring In your fur work now
and take advantage of the low rates.
Uartlett's Fur Shop. tf
20
A number of local motorists parking
their cars near the Page theatre ami
not obsorvlng the parking limitwhlch
prohibits parking on the bridge have
recently been summoned before City
Magistrate Glenn O. Taylor and
warned that such action is violation
of a city ordinance and Is punishable
by fine.
Past Matrons and Patrons ball at
the Oriental Uallroom, April 24th. 22
Colonial Garage for tire service.
Twelve Inch slab wood $1.50 per
tier delivered by taking 4 tier or more.
Hand picked wood, mostly fir. Valley
Fuel Co.. Phone 76. tf
Four hundred thousand tin cans
have been ordered from the factory
in Portland by the Eugene Fruit Grow
ers' association and they will he on
hand before the rush begins, accord
ing to J. O. Holt, manager of the plant,
who states that the present order Is
only about a sixth of the number to be
used this year.
Don't forget the social event of the
season, the Past Matrons and Patrons
ball, at the Oriental Ballroom, Tues
day evening, April 24th. 22
Grafted Franquette walnut Eden
Valley Nursery, 080-J-2 tf
Brown says he has a big line of
oxfords. tf
F. H. Brundage, forest inspector is
expected to arrive tonight from Port
land for a conference with Hugh B.
Rankin, Crater National forest super
visor. The roads and trails program
to be carried out In the forest boun
daries this season will be discussed.
A $3.75 alarm clock on sale for $2.50
at Medford Center Jewelry Shop. 2j
Colonial Garage for tire service. S19
Ladies, bring in your Mr work now,
and take advantage of the low rates.
Bartlett's Fur Shop. tf
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Longwill are
the parents of a ten pound son born at
the Longwill home on North Fir street
this morning.
You can get It at DeVoe'B. tf
Car oak flooring at Medford Lbr. Co.
l!. 'tf
' For Band, gravel, sediment and team
work see' Samuel Batoman, 302 Maple
street. Phone 91 2-J. : ..,
The first official shoot over the now
trap at the Crater Lake Rod and Gun
Club grounds on tho fair grounds was
held Sunday and a number of good
scores were made. The trapshootors
pronounce the now grounds and the
situation of the new trap one of the
finest over which they have ever shot.
O. O. Helman of Ashland broke 74
birds straight, Wm. Bates, Edison
Marshall, Roy Davis broke 48 out of
50 each.
See Brown for shoes! tf
Milk and cream at DeVoe's. tf
Ladles, bring in your fur work now
and take advantage of the low rates.
Bartlett's Fur Shop. . . tf
Six hundredths more of an inch of
rain fell during last night to be added
to the season's total. It was threaten
ing and cloudy most of today, and rain
is the prediction for Wednesday.
We will loan you money to build o
buy Holmes the Insurance Man.
Brown says he renews shoes. 103
North Central. tf
Grafted ' Franquette walnut Eden
Valley Nursery. 680-J-2 tf
Tracy W. Simpson, of San Francisco
western district manager of the Fed
eral Electric Co., was In Medford to
day -on business. Mr. Simpson was
formerly of El Dorado, Kansas and he
and S. 3. Smith of this paper had a
nice visit. Although they agreed that
KanBas Is a good place to make money
and their home town was rich with
oil, that It is no place to Uvo after
being on tho coast for a time.
Twelve-Inch slab wuod $i.60 per tlor
delivered by taking 4 tier or more.
Hand picked wood, moBtly fir. Valley
Fuel Co. Phone 76. tf
Homstitchlng at Deuel's. 38
I. S. Sldel, superintendent of the
Garden City Pottery of San Jose,
Calif., will arrive on No. 54 tonight
to take charge of Southern Oregon
Clay Products Co. affairs.
All kinds of rough and dressed lum
ber. Wallace Wood, phone 108. 711
East Main.
Genuine Blsch Magneto parts and
repairs. Electrlo Shop, Eighth and
Bartlett. tf
When better automobiles are built,
Buick will buUd them. tf
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ENGLAND FAVORS
CONCILIATION IN 1
IRISH IMBROGLIO
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OF
OMAHA, Neb. April 17. A pnr
tlul report of Its committee on find
ings In which special emphasis wus
laid upon the Importance of starting
UUI1 ijcupiw iiiuvviiiciiia ill mij
gatherings of the l'ruU'Htnnt Eplsi-o-:
pal church was adopted by thu
churches fourth annual conference,
in session hero today.
Tho report, submitted by Dr. F. C.
Grant, rector of Trinity Kptxeoiml
church, Chicago, contained a number
of other findings, including a recom
mendation for establishment of
teacher training classes, another urg
ing that religious instruction In tho
churches be a subject properly set
fortb In tho theological seminaries
and a. third asking that rural clergy
men, if possible, tuke up summer
school work.
Decision in favor of forming an
association of accredited teacherB .in
religious instruction for grading
Sunday schools In the same manner
as public schools was reached.
There will be u spontaneous re
sponse to tho conference's action Sat
urday in declaring fur freedom of
thought, in tho opinion of Dr. Wil
liam F. Gardner of New York, ex
ecutive secretary of tho church's de
partment of religious action, who
read a number of telegrams congrat
ulating the conforenco on its stand.
No particular Incident in the
church's history such ns the utter
ances of the Itov. Percy Sticknoy
Grant of 'New York City, were re
sponsible for the conference's decla
ration, according to ninny delegates.
Their stand for liberalism was taken,
they say, because of many questions
asked by young people who want to
know whether It is necessnry to give
literal belief to the story of Jonah
and the whnlo and other incidents re
corded in the bible.
Discussing this subject. Canon
Gamaliel Farrol! of Newark, N. .1.,
said the fundamentals of faith which
rest In tho bible and aro expressed in
the apostle's creed are set forth us
necessary of belief.
J. Stanley Welmtcr n Judge.
WASHINCTON, April 17 J. Stan
ley Webster of Spokane, a member of
the last congress, has been selected
to become federal Judge, eastern dls
trlct of Washington. Announcement
of the selection was made today at
the white House.
LONDON. April 17. Tho improv
ed prospect for early peace In Ire
land as a result of tl-e utter disor
ganization of the republican move
ment through the rocont government
successes aro leading many people
throughout the country to question
the wisdom of pressing for a fight to
the finish, says a Dublin dispatch to
tho Times. 1
"The free state has some 12,000 or
15,000 prisoners In Its Jails," the cor-
respondent wrltos, "and the question
of their future Is becoming acute, if
the government Insists upon nn far-.
thaganinn peace these men will coiuo
cut of tho prisons cowed for tho mo
ment but sullen and resentful at
what thoy consider a peace of ven
geance.
"Mora seeds of bitterness will be
sown and the spirit of revenge will
be kept alive by tho women. Thus tho
children will grow up bb In the past
with a spirit of hatred for the exist
ing Institutions bred In their bones."
There Is a growing feeling that De
Vnlera should, If poHslbln, be given
n chance to "save his face," as nn In
dication of the provalont feeling, the
correspondent quotes the Irish Times
ns advocating a conference between a
(rovornment representative apd tho
republicans with a noutral chairman.
It suggosls Monslgnor Luzlo, for the
chairmanship.
Tho newspaper suggests that the
Idea may not bo pleasing to the gov.
crnment, hut snys a conference is the
only alternative to a continuation of
the fighting until the extremists have
been utterly crushed. It urges that
the government could not be endan
gered by such a conference with
might bring a "safe" peace the only
peace the nation can afford to accept
Klre Drives Out Tenants.
EVERETT, Wash., April 17. A
score of tenants, scnntily ' dressed.
wero driven into tho street early this
morning by flames that swept thru
the third floor of the Steel npnrt
mcnts on Grand nvenuo, a frame
structure. Firemen were able to con'
fine the fire to the third floor whore
It originated.
Wta yoii : eaS Bran fer eonstEpaFicn
. Vj certain M Es ALL WMl
There is ho tinso to fuss nwny try
ing to find out jut what some mixed
up cereal with a small bran content
can do to ward off tho grave illnc-38
that constantly hovers over constipa
tion sufferers. What your system de
mands is ALL BRAN I You must
havo.ALL BRAN to givo permanent
Tolicfl Anything loss than ALL
BRAN does not have tho bulk thai
gives results I .Your physician will
recommend Kellogg 's Bran because it
is ALL BRAN I Kollogg 'a will do the
work; it will givo you permnncnt re
lief ; it will remake your health if you
will cat it regularly becauso it is
ALL BRAN 1 Kellogg 's Bran, cooked
and krumblcd, is wonderful for health.
It sweeps, cleans and purifies, ridding
the system cf tho dangerous toxic
poisons. Yet it is simply a nnture
f oud-naturo 'a own remedy for con- i
stipntiou- nature's wny of keeping
evory body-organ tuned truo.
Eut Kellogg 's Bran regularly to
givo pcruiaaent relief naturally at
least two tablespoonfuls daily; for
chronic cases, with ovory meal. It is
ns beneficial ns a proventivc. Its nut
liko flavor is delicious. You will like
it sprinkled over your favorite hot or .
cold cereal, or cat it as a corcal.
Kellogg 's Bran makes delightful muf-
fins, raisin bread, pancakes, etc. It
adds a fine flavor to soups and gravies,
Ilavo tho whole family cot Kellogg 'a
Bran andsco the health of every mem
ber improve,
, All grocers sell Kellogg ' Bran.
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M. Crater Lake Chapter No. 32
Regular convocation Tues
day, April 17th, 7:30 p. m.
Royal Arch Degree. Sup
per will be served at 6:30
p. m. Visitors welcome.
Order of H. P.
A. F. NOTH, Secy.
! WASHINGTON. April 17. A whole
sale shakeup of the prohibition forces
In Colorado, including suspension of
five agents, was ordered today by In
ternal Revenue Commissioner Blair.
I Charges of selling liquor seized In
prohibition raids was said at the com
missioner's office to be Involved In
the case. The agents suspended were
Daniel J. Gaffey, Charles J. Mattor,
Fred E. Klein, Dale 11. Hunt and Ben-
Englander. It was announced that
George A. Crowder, legal adviser of!
the Denver office would be permitted
'to resign.
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