Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 14, 1923, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMKDFORD MATT; TRTBUNE, AIEIVFOUP, OUKOOW "WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1923 VALUE OF SANTA L PRISON AGREES FARM HOI IS HOPE OF BETTER Eli FIND C0NFIR1V1ED GAIN 0VERH922 wars now me amciiessD m - SANTA BARBARA, Cnl., NoV. 14. A colkfctioif Vt .'rolicn of tho- early Califurnlii liwlfnn will lio forwarded to Ihi' museum .of tho American .In dia m' 1i Now l'ork i.'lty nt an early dali- ni a 'romilt of excavations rcuulo dmlwi tho week by Dr. J. I llarrlnp ton, head of a Joint expedition from . tt.o, SmltHonlan Institution. According to 'Dr. HurrlnK'.nn. tho ancient Indian capital at 1'olnt Mueu lias proved 'to ho ono of the bent DrchaeolOh'Ical. fields yet cntorcd by BclentlHtR. J; Amoni! tho articles unearthed are specimens of virtually every utensil and implement used by tho early Indians. New facts concerning tho methods used by tho Indians in layliiK out their villages -wore unearthed, say the lnvost!f;ators. Tho collection will form ono of tho most valuable yet' withered by students of early Indian life, it is believed. V : Would Prohibit MiiirIiim. WASHINGTON, Nov. 14. Margin trading In stocks, bonds, grain anil cotton would ho prohibited by a bill which Senator King, democrat, Utah, Is preparing for Introduction in con grosB. - . Banker's Friends Elated ' . "Twolvo years ago I became nffict ed with Stomach trouble jvhleh stead ily became worse. I frequently be came prostrated with colic attacks and bloating. My doctors wanted to operato for gallsones. I washed to uvold an operation and on advice of a friend tried Muyr's Wonderful Itcm cdy wltrt excellent results us sinco taking It about two years ago my trouble has entirely disappeared," It removOB i tho catarrhal mucous from tho intestinal tract, and allays the Inflammation which causes practical ly all stomach, liver ami Intestinal , ailments;- Including 'appendicitis, ono dose will ' convlnco or money refund ed. Sold by nil druggists. another favorite Pure crushed fruit flavor, of orangepuieapple, raspberry, strawberry, loganberry, lchion, banana, and vanilla nut and maple nut delight fully diiunguiih the famous centers of Autocrat Milk Chocolates.' Chewy nougats and . cream caramels ate there too. f'f ii; M i 7?OS MUKMiocoiate. Chewy nougati and. cream ' fIn 1 5jjsglX carameb aie'lhere too. , ? ii ; y,',',; IE 'MM '' " : "KSKMs- Mollo'w Moonlight ' If jfrffi J -' - t - - ' 'f . . J-1T ' " ' ui L."'.a-H, ..J...'.'. J.'.... ----- . . J Mollow 1NSIS A CEDAR CHEST '' THE IDEA CBlStlSTMAS GIFT Use'fuWpurablpOjj-riaraontal Motjiproof Order now for OhristitiaS Dolivety TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS . 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Tho Htutomcnt tliflcluwd that ulthougli thoro woro national banlta in operation on that date, ono fewer than a yoar ago,. nltnOHt every Item figured into their combined ieHourotH Hhowed IncronHCH over tho bank call of .Sep tember 15 last year. , , Total roHourccH of $2 1,7 1 2,870,000 Included loan and rilHcountH of $11, 1)34, fM, 000, or an IwrwiHO of seven hundred million dollars in thfe latter item nlono. Molding of government .securitioH ulHO.,.woro larger by two hundred million dollu.ru than la Hop lomber, 1!22, although tho entire vol ume of government securities out Rtanding Ims decreiiHed materially in the year covered by tho HtatlHticfl. There waH," moreover, an InereaHo of about oik; hundred million dollars in tho value of securities, other than thOHo iHHtied by tho governmen which were held by the banltH. . Tii'o total depu.silH September 14 of $ 1 7 , 0 -1 0 , B :i 0 , 0 0 0 represents an Increase of nearly half a billion dollars over tho deposits reported in tho call of Kepteinbor 15, !)22. Reserves of national banks held In the twelve federal reserve banks, how ever, had dropped off slightly from tbq amount ti year ago. Tho latest figures show tho reserve at $ 1 ,1 000,000 while in September of last year they were reported A novo $ 1, 200,000,000. ' TiOH'den DeiiloH Klan Claim CHICAGO, Nov. 14. -Krank O. Tjowdon, former g(jvrnor of niinols, termed "absurd" the statoment at tributed to Ku Khix Klan leadera that ho Is now a candidate for the presi dency on a platform suggested bya klan publication. Mr. I,owdon said that ho was not a candidate, for tho presidency. WATOCRAT- r In a famous HntS: Moonlight ON VOGAN-S - STRONOUST COMPANIES IN lanirui-ucv l'unli In daw , , of ncej . , Aa alauiuJ : K I Oil X-JM fit tin ' m , us M V J PROTECTJQM PROTECnON -Inline of T" ' InHw gr kWM 0LDAGE Perfect Protection ill fit your situation. Mail it today, wit fasT GoAST-LlFE INSURANCE COMPANY homc orrici-sN ruAMCisco r h.- rz: londld npportuntly lor lHiiiiiri wiiiu- TJUKSSKLDOnF. Now that he ha.4 room to swing his beloved dumb bells, tl:a rigom of prison life, so far as personal discipline Is concerned, hold no terrors for Dr. Gustav Krupp von Uohlon and Ifalba;h, president of the council of trustees of the Krupp firm ut Essen, who is serving a term of 15 years imprisonment here, imposed by a -French court-martial for co-responsibiJJty for the rioting In tho Krupp p hints last Easter Saturday which resulted lii the death of 13 Krupp workmen. Prison lifo for Dr. Krupp von 13oh len, as wqU us for Dr. Kudolf Ilartwig Dr. Kruno liruhn and Dr. Otto Oester lon, membors of the Krupu board of directors, and for Franz Mullcr, chair man of tho .workmen's council, who are serving sentences under the same charge, has recently been consider ably ameliorated. All five men have been removed fromj their individual cells, where they were first confined, ..,.. r I., tha homa aC tho I nrison director, adlacent. where they enjoy a certain amount of personal freedom and freer contact with each other and with visitors who come to see thorn. This leaves Dr. Krupp von Uohlon free- to follow his habitual boot for apparatus gymnastics. None of the fivo prisoners is over out of sight of a guard. Winter, now creeping up insidiously may seem black to tho majority of the prisoners, who look forward shudder ingiy toward cold, dark, cells, but' not to Herr Krupp. 3 jack' of coal never did worry him. When the plumbers' in stalled the heating system in his man sion at loosen, they had strict orders not to put any radiator in his study, lie simply doesn't believe in heat. Nor does his abstemiousness stop i with his aversion to being warmed. He has never been known to smoke, 'and hlH closest friends Hay ho doesn't know what alcoholic Honor tastes jliko.'- They are not surprised, there fore, that Herr Krupp Is thrivlng on prison lifo. . - II TO J" - l , VANCOUVER, B. C. Nov. 14- Dominic Dolfino, also known. as Ken neth Moore, allcgod to be a convicted murderer, who, while undor sentence of death escaped in 1018 from jail in Kcranton, la was In custody -here to day, Dolfino has admitted his iden tity, authorities assertqd. . Arrest of Dolfino In Nelson, B. C, was reported Monday night and he arrived here late last night. Jle was declared to havo shot and wounded four guards iu oscapiug In Hcranton. It was asserted that his friends had bribed a policeman to smuggle a hack Haw and a pistol to him. Tho slaying for which ho was sentenced was of D. Morohlto in 11)17 and was described as "a black hand murder." Policemen will cunio from Scranton for Delflno. it was announced. Safe Milk or Infanff, . Invalids & Children The Original Food-Drink for All Arcs. Quick Lunch nt Home.OfficcaFountams. forms. Nourishlng-Nocookfog. S Avoid Imitations and Substitutes :. AMERICA . yiNrnftrnKft PROTECTION Itt cose of DEATH , All benefits at rvtuUr Lift Insurance, with leveral UkooA fur Ufa mMmmssmjr CHICAGO,. Nov,' 14.-r-The American farm homo offeis tiie unit from which mliy developed a higher type of governing citizenship, Hubert Work, socretary of the' interior, declared yew torday in an addi-ess before the asso ciation of land coljeges, meeting hero, lie emphasised the prominent i-'iaue of the far'rn woman and women an city, homos must -take in shaping the character, of this .country's further cltissenry; ' f. - ; Secretary? Work ' prefaced' his ml dress with a statement that ".in those days Avlien-'ninny public men travel abroadVV' study problems of other natlon$fit may bo profitable for us at home, to discuss some of our funda mentals. ''...' "One pf tho most advanced, movt -Trionts'o'f this timo,"( ho said,. "Is the campaign to introduce motor driven labor, saving machinery into the farm hbme for tho 1 relief of tho woman there. Originating as 'an economic conception, just'.as, prohibition " did, the resulting cbnservation of women will also' have a 'direct 'reflection on race improvement. "Out of it should co mo the read ing mother; the homo' teaching , of children; a more hygienic environment;- a bettor physique; a stronger mentality; and finally, the nation's greatest present need contentment of mind and time for reflections.' '; ; "All national questions should be reduced Jo units and a policy adduced from their study, the home and not tho cabarets; tho child and not tho man would havo first attention. The city home is rapidly merging into an apartment house congregated com munity existence recalling tho pre- I historic cliff-dwellers' ruins of Colo rado. J "Fleretoforo our nation's statesmen I and builders off business monuments i have been Incubated on farms.. Those now occupying positions of first 'place i have been drawn' from a generation t when industry was necessary and re spectable. - ., "The modern American homo is not found in tho cities. It must bo culti vated and fostered In' the country for from it must Continue to come the men who will do the thinking, of this great nation. ., "If our social fabric is to bo re nowdd, the necessary correcting must bo done in the home and that too the farm homeH of the United Mtntos where there ;are, 7,700,000 ; children" under ten years" of age." ' South Dakota Governor Cuts Gor aline Again SIOUX FALt.j -&-.-D., Nov. 14. Gasoline went on salo at the state penitentiary, hore.-today at 1G cents a gallon, undero iout.ructlons of Oover- nor W. "l-r McMiinftir uhn nvrldfnil tUa Htfltn hifrhwrtv ilnhnr nt AfftnVintl n enll at tho price. J- - Independents rind the Standard Oil company arc soiling gasoline in South Dakota for 1! cents tho gallon. George Dan forth, atiorney for In: dependent doators, has started fln Ih.- vestigatlon of the governor's action and will try to stop tho state compo tuion in retailing gasoline, ho an nounced. . I--"-! ' "Tlio Man From GloncniTT" -.' Ijovoni'-ot 'tnd. ereat oiitadoni liavc a ronl treat In store for them in "Tho Man Prom Glengarry," a famous story of tho tlmborlanda, Xvhiuh opens at tho Kialto theatre today. There In certain fascination nbouf lifo in 'the lumber camps and Its at tendant5 dangers and hardships, and there' Is no more Ipicturesque figure than a brawny lumberjack engaged ' tho precarious occupation' of fellinB trees, riding los aiid blowing up Jams. Tho avorago theatregoers who are cooped up in towns : and cities and who go to their daily labor in tho of fices and stores Will enjoy tho tang of the north woods and tho realistic closo-up of life in tho great virgin forests of Canada- which tho picture gives them. JAOKirc roonAvix - OUVfcR TWIST," TAGK Could Charles Dickons, tho Immor tal author of "Oliver Twist." havo foreseen tho advent of motion pic tures and could ho havo known the film stars now before tho public, ho would havo selected none other than Jaeklo Coogan for; tho title rolo of "Oliver Twist," which opens at tho Pago thentro today. As a matter of fact, Jacklo's present ago Is near that of Voting Oliver Twist la' the opening chapters of Dickens' work.' Cure has beeri 'tnkon to com pross tho sequence of oventa so that tho youthful starlet woyld not be re quired to grow up during the film stbry as ho does In tho novel. Genuinely masterful. Jackie Coo gan is surrounded with a cast worthy of riaying the roles In this immortal Ci.Bsic. Lan Chancy plays Fagin, Gladys ISrockwoll is Nancy Sikos, Georgo Slegmann Is Bill Sikes, Carl Stoekdalo plays Monks, Edouard Tre baol the Artful Dodger. Eddio lloland, Tobey Craekett and Taylor Graves, Charlie Kates. James Marcus is Humble, the initio at tho workhouse; Aggie Herring is Mrs. Corney of the sumo institution. Nelson McDowell plays Stoworberry, the undertaker and Iewis Sargent his apprentice, Noah Claypole. Lionel Belmoro de picts Mr. lirownlow who befriends Oliver; Esther lialston as Rose.Maylle Is nnother benefactor, and Jos. H. Hatelton is the Incredulous Mr. Grim- SftiJ wlfi. . .... Represeiatee B '.is'!' i ' srit ' r. ' i : :.VM GOING TO BROWN'S M My SHOES ,( .! t .... 103 N, Central, Medford, Ore. Veterinary Hospital AND Sale Stable DR. G. A. GITZEN 111 N, FirSt. ' Phone 551 Electric lUings Carriage iuto Wpr?s 'i . i , Vilmo and Harmony Flour : BTKICTLY guaranteed. Aik your dealer for out of thete brand. ROGUE VALLEY MILLING CO. ALL ROADS LEAD ." ' TO '' SINCLAIR'S Jewelry Shop , . Medford Bldg. USED Are Always Found at i23-;25 So. Front. cookS in 3 id .... A rich, flavory oat breakfast, in .nil? the' " time of coffeel Quicker than eggsr ho longer than plain toast I Ask yjour grocer for QUICK QUAKER., And enjoy a new delight. Same plump oats as regular , Quaker Oats. But cut before flaking, rolled very hin and partly cooked -l smaller flakes that cook faster, that's the only difference. All that rare Quaker flavor. All the joy of hot breakfasts-r-quick. . ' ' " ' 2 KINDS OF QUAKER OATS Notv at Grocers Quick Quaker and Regular Quaker Oau. Get whichever you prefer. usmess Grater Lake i Gonf ectionery, ; Medford Building' Home-churned butter ; milk 5c a glass Light lunches served ' i Fountain drinks, ' Candies . utomobile Springs Merriman's Blacksmith Shop ; THOMAS T. MERRIMAN, jproprietor. 20 South Riverside We have An Weldincf Machine wnicn welds Electrically It's far better and cheaper than Oxy-Acetylene ROOT Music Co. Ill W.' Main St. Medford, Oregon "The Harmony Music Store" ; El CAR BARGAINS the CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE CO. Paige and Jewett Dealers 5 minutes WATCH VOUR BATTERY P1UC8T-0-I.ITK BATTEltl STATION ph(w IMI . , 1 Medford Iron Works Our Bpedalty . j Medford Quartz Mill Mlniug and Sawmill Machinery GnerwJ Foundry sad Machine , Work. '. Una N. Ootrl in. Firms FOR Fountain Drinks, Ice' Cream ' - . jri. ,- .;'.. Cigars, Cigarettes, Tobaccd : v and Smokers' Supplies ' Pool and Snopke' " . Jensen & Dajley .' 220 West Main St!":' Phone w EADS TRANSFER & STORAGE CQ, FOR of all kinds "-, PHONE 75 Medford Printing C; Phone 202;