PACE. THREE, .
STATE SUNDAY S.
BIG INITIATION
BY.K: OF: P. HERE
STEPHEN MATHER
PORTLAND MEN
MEDFOKD MAIL TRTBUNE. MKDFORD, - OT?K(K)Nr, WEDNESDAY, OOTOHER -31, 1923
HAIR GROWS- THICK -AND
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35c "Danderine" Does Wonders
for Lifeless, Neglected Hair
VOTES AGAINST
cunnTiMP ni in
OI.UU.INU UUL'l
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Th second' division of the State
Sunday fichooi convention fur Oiokuji
opeisa this evening in Ashlund. Tho
eesslons will 'be held in the Bnp"st
church UoginniuB at 7:30 p. m. Tho
beat speaker and workera of all co
operating denominations In the shito
will be: en tho program, as well as 0110
or two national speakers. Dr. MiUIgan
of. the' Baptist S:ato Sunday School
force; Dr. Van Nuys, Presbyterian, the
state worker for the Congregational
church ..In Washington and Dr. Mnglll
of-the National Sunday School associ
ation, will Tie on the program.
Th& meetings last through Thursday
and Friday and Friday night, when
Hefv. Mr. Sisna, field worker for tho
State Sunday School . association of
Oregon, will doliver the closing mes
sage. These addresses, conferences and
round table discussions will bo well
Worth the time of every teacher who
can possibjy attend. The program was
printed in full in last Saturday night s
ltsue of- the Wall-Tribune.
Forty' new applicants in Medford
and others In proRpec-, for member
ship In Talisman l.odgo No. 31, wore
acted' upon at tho; K. Pi. lodgo meet-1
Ing on .Monday evening. These appli
cants, together with others from
Koseborg, Grants . Pass, Klamath
Fulls, Hornbrook, Yreka, Etna Milts.
Doris and Montague, will take the
rank of Page Initiation In the Knights
of Pythias 'on Monday evening, No
vember 5 at Med?prd.
There will be an illuminated pa
rade, led by the D. O. K. K. band, pi c
ceding the convention nnd It is antici
pated that 600 men .will be In line
"Visitors will be' hero from all the
lodges mentioned and tho rtathbom
Bible class of November 15, 1923. will
be an event long remembered bj
Py-thlnnism of- southern Oregon ami
northern California; 1 ' ' ' '
1NGB0UT
STATEiFEDERATION
Everything Is being lined up this
woek for tho. smoker which is slated
for Tuesday,. November Oth In the'
armory building ai.d a committee of
the Med ford 'Legion post is busy nr-
ranging for two high class prcllini-'
nartes for tho Gus Sohneidau-Farmer
Va'nce match. This match wilt afford
Mdford fans their first opportunity!
ofBeelng a good wrestling entertain-!
menf in. Medford for many months
and the Legion boys are optimistically-anticipating
a big turnout for
thr first smoker nf thn winter season.
Tho big hall of' Medford's new or-1
trrory1 will bo used which will mean
that -every enthusiast in southern
Oregon' will havo an opportunity of
seeing Tuesday's card.
"Farmer Vanco comes hero with an
enviable record. Ho Is a Chicago boy
and had quito a reputation in tho cast
and -mlddlo west as well as on the
coast and, in all probability, will make
Schneidau show his best tricks Tues
day evening. Gus, who came, nero re
cently from Los Angeles, will now bo
a prbtego of Medford fnns since he is
making his home in this neck of tho
woods and this city will now havo a
marif wlio they can back against all
comers. He has- on his list of victo
ries tho names of some of tho best
mat ;mon in the country.
ASTORIA, Ore., Oct. 31,-i-Support
ot 'the state income tax law, enacted
at tho last session ot the legislature
and to be voted on at a .referendum
election November 6, was given In
resolution adopted today by the State
Federation of Labor in convention
here. C. E. Spenco, state market mas
ter, representing the Stato firanre
s)oko in favor of the income tax law
William A. Marshall of tho Indus
trial) accldont commissionr explained
the purposes of- the state componsa
tion law.
A resolution asking for comnulson
acceptance- of tho workmen's compen
Ration law is In the hands of a mm
mitteo which has not yet submitted
Its renort. , Favorablo ronnrt. however
Is cxpectod by those in touch with
the committee.
N. YORKSTOGKS
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Hunger Strike IVc-ters Out
DUBUN.. Oct... 31. Tho - hunger
strike in tho jails its rapidly coming to
an' end. It Is officially nnnouncod that
331)0. priaonerH have ceased to fast
during the last five days.
Any breaking out -of tho skin, even
fiery, itching eczema, can le quickly
overcomo by applying a little Mentho
Sulphur, declares a noted skin spec
ialist. " Because of its germ destroy
ing properties, this sulphur prepa
ration begins nt once to soothe Irri
tated skin and heal eruptions such as
rash, pimples and -ring worm.
It-seldom falls to remove the tor
ment and disfigurement, and you do
not have to wait for relief from em
hdrrasunleiit. Improvement quickly
shows. 1 Sufferers from skin trouble
should obtain a small jar of Howies
Mqntho-Sulphur from any good drug
gist and ,-ubo it liko cold cream. Adv.
jTbe Day of the Knight ia HERE
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FIVE REASONS
1 Quiet.
2--Flexibie
j3 Powerful.
34 Economical.
5 Improves with
i( use; , - ,;:n
si Car Be a : ;
WILLYS KNIGHT
the Busy Corner
Motor.Cd:
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The Dy at the Knight la IDUiat
NEW YORK CITY, Oct; 31.-r-The
Wall street closing was strong. En
couraged by the seemingly, panicky
state of tho short Intorest, operators
on the long side of the market con
tinued to bid tip prices iu'itho late
dealings.
Stock prices turnod'-vlgorousty up'
ward in today's stock 'market, one of
the most active in. months, on the
unexpected declaration not - an oxtra
dividend on U.i S.-. Steel common and
tho i publication of a bullish forecast
by a promiuont speculator." Gains. in
theri active issues ran from 1 to 6
uoifits. Sales approximated' 1,250,008
shares. "
Big Season Business
Rocky Point Resort
A. C. Allen and son, ..James, have
returned from Hocky Point resort and
will remain horo during tho winter
They had a wonderful- business this
year, with greatly Incrcasod attend
ance, and will make' Improvements
early in tho spring- to accommodate
increasing business.
Their resort Is located-on Klamath
lake and affords splendid b'laling, fish
ing, mountain climbing and is one of
tlie most pleasant all round, resorts
in Southern Oregon.
At the Forum luncheon today the
members votod against the proposed
income tax by a vote of 37 to 6. All
in all,' tho forum today was oiie of
tho most' Interesting held for many
weeks. '
Guy. Connor presided, and called at
tention to the fact that this is na
tional apple .week and that every fam
ily in Medford and Southern- Oregon
should have a box of apples in the
aouso and eat at least an apple a day.
He further Bald that Oregon, Wash
ington and -Idaho have 15 penccnt of
;ho apple acreage of the United States
:ind often produces 50 per cent? of tho
commercial crop. .'
I Messrs. J. M. MoWilliams, A. 0.
W'llliitc and H. D. McNalr attended tho
forum in tho intorest of the Winter
Tain In Ashland., early iu December. .-
1 A. 8. Rusanbaum announced that the
Iptergtate'CoifmiercQ Commission had
refused to, Interfere in-the-new ratos
n lumber-from Southern Oregon that
Kb intp effect today. , ,
' i Harry. Walthcr culled attention to
the need of. an . industrial survey :of
the county and Southern Oregon, like
the ono bolus made at present in Med
ford, to learn what our resources arc
and to prepare the public generally
to be able toj ,glve all visitors the
proper information. Ho also suggest
ed that representatives of the Cham
ber of Commerce visit all camp
wounds and hotels during tourist sea
son and get acquainted with our visi
tors. The proposition met with hearty
approval. . .
I A straw vote was taken on the pro
ibsed. -taxi measure tot .bo voted on
Jov. 5th, and resulted In .37 "opposed
iprt five for. Of course this does not
pledge the chamber but clearly shows
'.ho Individual expressions- -
I A discussion followed regarding tho
ifreposed -Increased- valuation of prop-
Tfty of the California-Oregon Power
Company, and P. II. MoKee made' a
statement regarding the same in which
ho called attention to the. fact that
'.ho company had invested in the past
two., years,.. $1,800,000 In Southern
Oregon, not" Including $000,000. paid
"or the Douglas County Light & Water
Company property. Of the amount In-
Vested,' over $100,000 was spent In
Medford and adjacent territory.
That the company plans to spend
Another million dollars during 'the
coming year In construction amUre
construction, including the line from
Ashland to Gold Ray,- in order to keep
up with tho Increasing-development
of this section.
i He' stated that the tentative figures
')xed by the state board for 1923
would increase-their taxes 70 per cent
over last year. - r
. He further said tho increase of the
value of their plant in Southern Ore
gon iin 1921 over 1920 was 2V4 per
conti while the tax increase -Was' 22
par 'Cent nnd the earning .power de
creased 214 per cent. '
The increase of tho plant value, in
1922 over 1920 was 36 per cent, while
taxes were increased 52 por cent, and.
tjie-dncrease In earning power was
per cent.
i Im 1923 tho-plants value increase1
-Aren 1920 was 50 per cent, tho tax
Increase would be 159 por cent If the
tpntatlve valuation Is made 'perma
nent) by tho state bonrd, while tho
earning Increaso would only be 107
pep cent.
Mr. McKce said tho lontative valu
ation would make the taxes 13 per
cent of their gross earnings of last
year, and that in California, with the
Btiinp condiUtmB.' tho- tax. Increase
voud only be 7$ per cent.
SKATTLB, Oct. 31. Kvery wosterif
state is vitally-Interested iu the $7,
500,000 appropriation to bp asked at
the next session of congress for jiu
tion a! park : highways, and the entire
wost should work as a unit to put the
propositi through, declared Stephen T.
Mather, director ot tho I'nltcd States
national park service, who arrived
hero yesterday, on a tour of the Pa
cific. Coast states after attending a
conferouco last week of national park
officials at Yellowstone national park.
, Director Mather Is accompanied by
a large party of national park super
intendents and other government of
ficials vho also ntteudo dthe Yellow
stone park conference.
"K.lstlnH highways must bo im
proved and now ones built to make
our national parks accessible, if tho
public Is to get anything like the full
value of the $500,000,000 spent in re-
font years by tho federal and state
governments under various plans for
the building of automobile roads," Ma
ther stated. '
Thd tremendous record-breaking
travel to the national parks this year
cloarly. demonstrated that, a traffic
congestion already exists which will
become serious unless tho highways
nro. given immediate attention.' '
I'lio -parks, Director Mather said
that were congested this year Include
Rainier national park, Glacier nation
al park. Grand Canyon national park
Rocky Mountain national park in Colo
rutin, and Yosomite' national park in
California. .: ..
( NEW YORK, Oct. 31. Making his
yfji-st start since conquering Papyrus
ill tho International race, Zev, crack
Jtancocas stable throe-year-oid, today
At on .the $5,000' autumn championship
fltakos aH Empire City in a gallop,
liracadalo, a stable mate, was socond.
Rain coats nf lone erasspn nrn worn
ill damp parts of Mexico to keep off
ihsqets as well as rain.
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Hidden beauty
: invowrhair-
IN every woman' hiir -hidden
beauty it wait
ing to be brought out by'
the Wildroot treatment.
You will be turprited to. -,
tee how quickly these two "
preparations will change ,
jrour whole appearance.
WILDROOT
. Hair Tonic an Liquid Shanspoo
For sate "by "
Strang's Drug Store
' SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 31. Oro-
pon' finest npples from tho Hokuo,
M'llhimetto nnd Uinpqua JUvcr val
leys and other famous produc:
inp centers of tho atatc will ho fen
tured on all Southorn I'acific dlnini;
ears during National Apple Week
October 31 to November 7.
In announelni; thla yesterday, John
M. Kcott, nssiHtant payHener traffic
nianairer for tho company at Portland
Mated rtiat all asnlHtaneo poanihV
would bo rendered by the Southern
Pacific in giving wide' publicity to
National Applo week 'tX-hlch befflua
next Wednoflduv (Oct. 31).
' Keen InteroHt Is bl'lnn diHplayed, it
In said, by '-inlnfc' car. stewards and
chefa in ,tho tprjipa'ratlh pof anenua
featuring Oregon's luacious apples. .
8KATTLR. Oct. 31. Federal war
rantn wore Issued In Taeomu yester
day, It bofamn known hero today fo
11. O. Oavls, an aviator of California
nnd for two Portland. Ore., bualnesH
and professional men on uharu-'a that
In hi month on Witlipa Harbor, nnuth-
west WaHhlnnton, they Hia lightered
liakH from an airplane.
Frank Moss man, gumo warden of
Pacific county, which Uoh on AVillipa
Harbor who was here conferriuR with
the Pnited States district attorney, as
serted' that Uavis' plane waa rented
by the other two-defendant a and that
the three darted In tho machine into
fledVs nf ducks, firlmr Huht and left
an they went. He said they killed
KH) ducks, in violation of tho federal
njij'JUory- bird act.
Oirlsl A glenmy mass of luxuriant
hair full of gloss, lustre and, life
shortly follows a genuine toning up
of neglected scalps with dependable
"Ihuulerine." - ;
Fulling hair, itching scalp snd the
dtiudruif is corrected immediately. Thin,
dry, wispy or fading hair is quhkly In
vigorated, taking on new Btrergth. color
and youthful beauty. "Danderine" . ii .
ileligiitful on tho hair ; a rnfrcshingi
stiMiuhiting tonio not sticky or greasy I
Any drugstore.
CHICAGO, Oct. 31. Total ship
ments: of apples from far western
states are running 10,000 cars ahead
of last fall's output, according to a
statement of tho United States bu
reau of agricultural economies, Issuod
today whicji added that the state of
Washington alono has been marketing
about 3,000 cars of boxed apples a
week, compared with a movomont ot
1,3110 cars at tho same time last season.
Almost 00,000 cars of potatoes were
marketed by tho IS principal late o
tu'.o statesi up to, October 27, a slight
advance over last soason, tho state
ment said. ' North Dakulu was ranked
third In shipments, compared with the
Bovcnth iKisitlon it hold ln'sfyear.
The Cold That Hangs On
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i will leave the system in n hurry if the TANCEO COMPLETE'!
COLD TREATMENT is used. The trentmeut contains two
Hcptmttc preparations; tho tablets remove the congestion and
'"lii-enk" the cold, while!' tho syrup gives nlmost immediate,
relief to the bronchial tubes. The entire treatment sells for
Heath?s Drug, Store
i 109 E. Main St.,. . Phone 884
We are aa near to you as 3'our telephone
r Heath, Mann and Heath
Standard Oil Alleges
Patent Infringements
HONOLULU, Oct. 30. (By tho Aa-
iiciatert lroH8) Cuptaln Pcriilta
riopresenting tho owners of tha unll
ihg vesHol Uahrmai which nrtiveii
ero early today from Chile, after a
yoynse during which 11 members of
the crew are. allosed tQ havo muti-
ied, will take command of, the flhtp
tpmorrow, ho announced- on his ar
rival here today
j The alleged mutinous members ot
the crew .were imprisoned here at the
request of -Captain Boisett, now in
command of,lho vessel, who charged
tho men 'With mutiny and with at
tempting to poison him.- ., -
Major General Allen to
Feed German Children
CHICAOO. Oct. 31: (By Associat
ed JreHf. Major -General Henry T.
Allen, who commanded tho American
forces on the Khrlne announced today
in his arrival from1 Washington that
plans were being made to feed
3.000,000 German children this win
ter, through the medium of the Amer
ican society oi friends.
, General Allen, who returned from
a visit to Germany last July, declared
that a "very grave situation and one
with which Germany Itself is not able
to cope," exists In tho former enemy
country. He has accepted the chair
manshlp of tho American committee
In 'charge of the campaign, which h
said had been endorsed by Secretary
of Commerce Hoover and is being
participated in by many nationally
known individuals.
TO RETURN TO GERMANY
t POOUN, Oct. 31. Former Crown
Prlnco J'Yederich Wllholm of PrUHHia,
,lt js loarnod authoritatively, Ikih
asked permlHsion of tho Dutch gov
ernment to return to florniany. Hol
land docs not object but. .would not
allow the -prlnco to return ngaln to
this country.
According to reliable Bources Fried
rich Wilhclm hna conforred with tho
German minister at Tho Hague in re
gard to his return.
CHICAGO. Oct. 31. (By tho As
seriated Prens) The Standard . Oil
company of 1 milium today filed a bill
of complaint In tho United States dis
trict court hero against tho Universal
OH Products company and announc
nd that a similar bill had boon filed
In Hie federal district court at East
St. Louis agiiiiiHt the Itoxana Petro
leum company to enjoin them from
the uho of certain oil cracking iro
ccmhi'h. Tho bills alleged infringement
of pntentH.
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Seventy-one years in business.'
Worlds largest seller of six-cylinder car.
Recognized as the greatest coach builders in America.
Studebaker enclosed cars are without a peer.
We Kave on display several different models of enclosed cart
From time to time we are going to give you, data on , cost: of T
operation-of Studebaker cars.
The Henry Diss ton Saw Co. gives us .some interesting,, data
on a Special Six Studebaker driven by their salesman in this territ -tory.
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The car was driven 23,500 'miles and the entire cost of oper- .
ation, including gas, oil, tires, repairs and storage averaged 3 3-4
cents per mile. '
Let us demonstrate to you.
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