MEDPOfftf MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OTCEflOy, TUESDAY, MAY ir, 1023
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In connection with tho Annual
Homo SiTvk'u campuign for Mod
ford, headquarters have been open
ed at 207 First National bank build
ing and arrangements have, already
been compUUd whereby the Salva
tion Army luH.siea will start a thor
ough tinliritation of tho businuHH ilia
triet on Wednesday and Thursday
The slogan of the SiilvulionlstH in thin
campalKn 1h "Pay by tho Month
thus inmirlnff n steady int'omo for tho
local oif leers ns well an asHuranee
that the majority of tho money raised
remains right hero in Medford.
Mr. K. I. (Iruvi'H. who is tho cam
paign director for Oregon, has work
ed out the following sehedule, whieh
has met with quite a measure of sue
cess in vurlous counties, which is as
follows:
.If you earn $.r0 per month, put
your nunie down for $1.00.
If you earn $75 per month, put
your mime down for $1.D0.
If you earn $100 per month, put
your name down for $2.00.
If you earn $125 per month, put
your name down for $2.50.
If you earn $150 per month, put
your name down for $3.00.
If you earn $175 per month, put
your name down for $3.50. -
it you earn $200 per month, put
your name down for $4. 00.
Letters have already been sent out
to the contributors of last year and
it is the desire of the Salvationists
that everybody be ready to give them
a liberal rcsponso when waited upon.
rney ask that all those who have re
ceived the leaflet outlining the work
that has been accomplished this past
year in Medford, with a pledge card
enclosed, will kindly have tho same
ready for the solicitor when called
upon.
The quota for Medford is $3000
This takes care of the needs of the
local work for the coming year, ns
well as helping contribute , to the
maintenance of tho AVhite Shield
Home at Portland, nt which home
there nro several girls who have been
received from Jackson county during
the past twelve months, ns well as as
sisting in the maintenance of the
fund set nside for sick and disabled
officers and the training homo for
cadets at San Francisco, California.
With a talk on Wonthnr Bureau
Fruit frost Work by P. D. Young and
a talk on the Musclo Shoals Ijv Col.
W. C. Weeks of tho Hth Kimineers of
the U. S. Army, the members of the
Medford chamber of commerce will
find the forum tomorrow noon to be of
such an educational value that they
cannot afford to stay away.
In order that both speakers may be
given plenty of time to present their
subjects, the forum luncheon will be
gin promptly at twelve o'clock. Tho
annex dining room of the Hotel Med
ford will bo used and the expected
overflow" will be taken care of and
given seats for the program.
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LOS ANGELES TO
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FORIJJ.W
I.OS ANC;i:i.i:3. May 15. Ci.r.tln
iianco of the drive against ulloged
members of tlio Industrial Workers
of the World, which resulted In tho
arrest of 34 0 men on charges of
criminal syndicalism yesterday and
last night was the forecast today by
Chief- of Police iouls D. Oaks.
"All ldlo men must explain tliplr
loafing and show they aro nut I. W.
W. or go to jail," ho said.
Most of the arrests worn made in
tho harbor district, wero a strike of
tho marlno transport workers oranch
of the I. V. W. has been in progress
since April 2fl, seriously bantering
shipping.
When an attempt was made to hold
H mass meeting in tho harbor district
In direct deflanco of police ordors,
Chief Oaks called into action 300 po
licemen on duty In that section, and
arrests wero mado literally by the
wholesale. The prisoners wero
booked on charges of criminal syndi
calism, hold without bail and later
transferred to a stockado at the
Lincoln llolghts station. There was
no violenco in connection with the arrests.
City officials conferred on plans
for tho construction nt Griffith nark
of a largo stockado, large enough to
hold 1.000 prisoners and Chief Oaks
planned to put 100 moro policemen
on duty at the harbor today.
PORTLAND, Ore , May 15. The
waterfront strike of tho marine trans
port workers industrial union, I. V.
W., was officially 'called off this
morning at all ports on the Pacific
const except San Pedro, Cal., accord
ing to annaouncement at v. W. W.
headquarters here.
I. AV. W. pickets disappeared from
the waterfront yesterday and tho
striking marine workers have gono
back to work.
According lo James W. Crlchton,
local agent of the shipping board, no
known members or tho 1, W. VV. will
be employed on-Bhipnlng board vos-
sels.. , i.' . ..it :
LAUSANN10, May 15. (Ily Assoc!
ated Press). Tho efforts of tho allies
at the Near ICast peace conference are
being directed toward avoiding a pos
sible break .between Greoco and Tur-
koy over the question of reparations.
hornier Premier Vcnizelos and M.
Aloxandris, tho Greek foreign minis
ter, had a lengthy conference yester
day with Ismet Pasha, head of the
Turkish delegation. So far as appears.
no grounds for a speedy and satisfac
tory solution wore discovered. It Ib
declared howover that Greece's posi
tion was emphatically stated by M.
venlzelos and that ho warned lsmot
that Greece, with her army strong and
well equipped, would not stand for
any payment of reparations over and
above the stun which It might be ad-
Judged was due Greece from Turkey.
IIOSTON, May 15. Tito Inter-Btate
commerco commission appealed today
from the rocent ruling by the federal
district court restraining Inauguration
of Interchangeable mlloago books at a
twenty per cent reduction on fifty
eastern railroads. Tho commission's
order for tho sale of the books now
stands suspended until January on the
railroads of tho country.,
BODY OF DEAD SOVIET
IS SENT
I.AUHANNK. May 15. (My the As
seriated IM-chh) Tho body of M. Vnr
ovHky, tho asMKHnlnntod soviet oniiH-
nry, left, hero for Moscow on a spec
ial car today. M. Ahrons, wounded
by VorovHky's assailant, Insisted on
accompanying tho remains ."as politi
cal protest." Ahrens wan carried
aboard the train on a stretcher and
will ) accompanied as far an I'crlln
by n RwIkh nurse.
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During tho meeting of tho State
Federation of Women's Clubs In Med
ford next week, May 21 to 21, every
merchant In Medford is urgently ro
quostod to make a window display of
tho Oregon mado products he carries
and to feuturo Medford and ' ltoguo
River valley made products especially.
The Associated Industries of Oregon
are assisting in this tun) aro offering
f 10 cash In prizes for tho best window
displays, divided Into four depart
ments as follows:
Heat educational display.
Greatest number of manufactured
products.
Most artistic display.
Most novel display.
Tho prizes aro in tho hands of a
special committoo consisting of Mrs.
h E. Merrick and Mrs. LouIb Ulrlch,
who will also call on the merchants
asking f hem to make displays.
It is also, requested that every fac
tory In Medford and tho entire Hoguo
Kivor valley make displays of their
goods In tho chamber of commerce
building during this week.
All displays should be arranged so
they will bo ready not later than Mon
day morning, May 21, and- sooner If
posstblo, as most of tho visiting ladles
from all over the state will bo hero
Sunday.
Tills is tho opportunity for tho fac
tories and niorcliantB to demonstrate
again that Modford Is a llvo-wlre
town and believes In patronizing
home Industries. ,
Ktigt'no Mil ii Takes Office.
PORTLAND, ore.. May 15. 11. I...
Hewn of Eugene, formerly county
Judgo and alBo former 'sheriff from
Ijano county, yesterday succeeded
Krank Sheppard of Corvallia ns head
of the vocational rehabilitation divis
ion of tho sttae Industrial accident
coninilsslon.
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Kellogg's Bran greatest health food!
Mont every one who realizes how
effective Kellogg's bran is for the
lierinanent relief of constipation has
their own particular way of serving
tliis wonderful cereal. Most families
cat it as a ccreul with milk or cream.
Others sprinkle it on their favorite
hot or cold cereal. Every ono enjoys
its uut-liko flavor I
It "you aro cooking a hot cereal try
this method: Measuri) off two tablo
Rpouiifuls for caili member of the
family. Mix it with tlio cereal and
cook as you always cook tho cereal.
Kellogg's Brau is scientifically pro
pared and ready to cut, but its regu
latory powers aro in no way impaired
if you cook it with other cereals.
Kellogg 'a Bran has won tho friendly
recommendation of physicians because
it does givo prompt aud permanent
relief from mild or chronis constipa
tion and because it can be eaten with
out forming a habit. Again, Kellogg '
Bran will free you from drutia,
dangerous cathartics.
When constipation conditions exist .
in your system or when you are threat
ened, do not take half-way measures, .
Foods with a partial bran content
cannot free you I What you must
havo is Kellogg ' Brna because It is
ALL BRAN I Go the limit; get relief I :.
Every member of your family will
delight in eating Bran raisin bread,
muffins, pancakeB, macaroons, eto.
Recipes on every package.
Start eating Bran to-day I Get well 1
kep well keep disease out of your
home I Firat-cluss hotels, clubs and '
restaurants serve Kollogg'a Bran in-''
Individual packages. All grocers.
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PARTY
TUESDAY
MAY 15,9 P.M.
Last Dance of
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TICKETS $1.10
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CITY TREASURER'S NOTICE y
of Semi-Annual Assessments Due -
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi-annual instaL :
mcnt (one twentieth) and interest on paving, sewer and water-. ',
main assessments upon all properties for which application wm
made to extend time of payment, will be due and payable at v
the office of the city treasurer Jane 1, 1923, and will be de-'.
linquent after thirty (30) days from said date and shall bear',
a penalty of five per cent (5) upon the amount of such, de-!
linquency. ;
Thirty days after such delinquency the property will be(
advertised and sold for the amount of such delinquency, to-
guttier wiin peuiuues una costs ui gucn atue in accordance wim j
Section 148 of the City Charter. ' , ,'7. jj.
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 15th day of May, 1923 ' f
r ' M MARY A. WEBBEB,',?!;,"
Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon. .'
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about the Rreat cities of San Franeisco,
Los Angeles, San Diego, and Califor
nia's world famous National parks, golf
courses, and seashore resorts. ' ' ' '
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You will iiIho realize tlmt cherished wish to sco '
the wonder plnecs of the I'ncific. Coast, and its
bcuuty spots that cannot be duplicated
Plan now to tako advantage of 1
Back East Excursion Fares
May 15 to Sept. 15, and bo both ways over the
"Shasta Route." They afford a wide choice
of routes, stopover privileges, and convenient
train service.
Ask your ticket aent for further particulars
and descriptivo folders, or writo
JOHN' M. 8COTT.
Gonnral Passnnnor Agont
Portland, Dragon
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