Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 01, 1924, Image 10

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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTCD MAITJ TRTTSTrSTK "MTCD"FOTlD, CRECION". FRIDAY, FEBT?T7AT?Y 1. 1924 Indian Guide's Suit For "Expenses" Strikes SnagT . ' Mrs. Stillman Fights It Singers, Speakers-Everybody ! " Doctors, Nurses, Dentists Recommend RLAY SAFE, TAKE PAflE FOUR IMPJFOni), Conn., Jlin. liftving 1on ruint-d mice hy this dtnllno of the Cicrniiui mark, tho PaHHion I'lnyern of Ohcrnmnn-'i'tfiiu, How touring Lhl country Jit fin if fort ti: recoup, have nitn pted modern Ii.hu ranco met hods to snfeKii.'ird theinselvcH and' their nrnnertv uuuinst anv diHUHter while In America. v Announcement has just been made that1 the PiiHSinn ! layers have plncod underi the )roteciion of the Aetna Life' JnHurance company and Its affll utiomt, the twenty-four world-fainouH n..lnH.h..iiUiu .1. ,.,,..11..,, ..( n ifttti. liuvarlnn hamlet and thousands of unique art objects which tney are carrying with ihom on their American tour. Life InHiirance both ordinary and Kroup covers Anton Lmik, the ChriH tus :of tho Passion l'lay; Andreas 1-aiiK, : Sr. who plays the part of I'eter; Gulda Mayr, the Judas, and twenty-ono other OhcrainmcrKaucrH. The; health of tho arllsts Is nlmi pro tected, and tho curving, pnintltiKH, tapostrlea and potterleH are covered by policy. Kven public HalillHy Insur nnco has been written upon tho visit ors to the exhililt, which Id appearing now In Cleveland. Tho Itinerary of the Passion Players Includes Chicago, l!;ilt Iriioir, phi!nT delphln and Honton, oihIIiik in thu liU ;er city on April 1 1. In l TBS WORLD'S GREATEST BAKINO POWUEH m Kodak! Finishing1 ! for those who demand the beat. ' Swem' Studio 21T E. Main Medford 1 Davidson News Co. ; New Palm Block '' Cor. 'Fir and Main i Magazines j Newspaper Agenclei Subscriptions Distributors to the Trade : Phone 885 Confectionary 8mokes WASHINGTON. Feb. 1. Full au thority for the director of the'.veter iidh' bureau to )iut Into effect a com plete administration re-organtautlon, both in the homo office and in the field, Ik proponed in a preliminary re port filed with the-senate toduy by the Hpecial committee which has spent eight months Investigating the affairs of the bureau. ,' Under thu plun recommended the di rector would be enabled to establish rating boards in every district and sub-district to examino and rate claims in person; to greatly simplify proced ure on appeal and to make radical changes In hospital administration. Other changes in existing laws of practices proposed by the committee arc: That a partial re instatement of the lapse of war risk insuronco be per mitted; that rn-instutement in any case bo permitted for. one year nfter the enactment of the, code, but there after only when application is made within two years of the lapse; that physical disability and service origin short of' permanent disability be no bur to reinstatement and that auto matic reinstatement out of retrouctlve awards of compensation lie prohibited That vocational training bo limited to thoso who suffered disability In line of duty and not the results of their own misconduct, between April 0, li)17, and July B, 1921. That vocatlonul training bo limited to thoso who mttdo application on or before June 31), 1923; that training must be started on or before Juno 30, 11124, and that all training must bo ter minated by June 30, 1920. ' Provision tliati trainees Injured in tho course of their tralulng.be given a right to compensation under the fed oral employes compensation act. A slight Increase in the rate of com pensation to votorans having children or widows with several children. j That tho loss of the uso of limbs' be mndo tho equivalent of lost limbs In ascertaining, total permanent disabil ity. 1 Thnt tho rating of disability be has od on averago impaired In occupations similar to that of the Injured veteran. EXECUTE ESKIMOS ISr ' ABOVIC MRS STILLMAN AND BEAUVAIS SNATCHING, A QUICK LUNCH DURING THEIR TRIP THROUGH CANADA AFTER EVIDENCE IN MRS. ' STILLMAN'S DEFENSE. .....,.' .' NEW YORK The' "entente cordiale" which listed' between Mr. Anne U Stillman and the Indian guide. Fred Beauvais. during the tri.-l of the Stillman divorce case has been badly shaken by the' Indian's suit for $7,021 for "expenses and time Jost" in aiding ' Mrs Siillman in opposing the banker's suit. " , Mrs Stdlniaii will tight the claim, declaring Beauvais has been ' paid for all the expenses he incurred J fThere a. no arrangement made to pay him a salary for li!s: efforts." declared Attorney John F. Brcnnan. i Beauvais was reported to have sold for $15,000 letters he auerffd Urs. Stillman had writtc.ii to him.' '- 'ii opiki OTTAWA, Ont., Fob. 1. With the nv.w.i.tl.... .,f iwn fnnvlfti.fl KHkhllO slayers on Herschol Islund, oiposllo the mouth of the Firth river, Arctic ocean, Friday, tho closing chnptor of two tragedies of tho fur north will be written. L.. nofniinl. nf Mia I nnfi POHStllllit V of the iHland und the Impossibility of Bi'ttlng tho news of the execution to the outside world, no details of mo hnnirlhtr will come throuKli to civiliza tion for many months. Indirectly the , headquarters or tne rii.ut.i r'niiuitimi moiinii.ii nnllce here h,.i'i InnrnnH thnt Met-ifeant Thome. who carried tho niessugo thnt there would bo no Interference with tne death scntenco Is nt Herschel island. I'hn tven KitkliiinM u'iivm sentoneeil to death In connection . with tho slaying of Corporal Doak of the mounted po lice forco und otto Kinuer, a im trader. E LITERATURE ON PACIFIC COAST Tl ACUT! A SLASH! For the next thirty daya we ' are making special prlcce on all our dry and green wood. Inves- . tlgatc. It is to your Interest. VALLEY FUEL CO. v ' Phone 76 RRATTI.K, Feb. 1. Mteraturo de- HciililnK Siut(k hh woll na every im portant city on tho Pacific count will lo nvnilublo to tnurttf4 ami othcr mu'ldng lnfornmtlon at any port of the J'ucific coast, uccordliiK to plann or tho I'iin-l'actflc union, . iloulanul .Dr. Alcxiuuter liuiuu Kord, .director of the tiKiuiizatiun, on hl arrival hero yea- terday. Dr. Ford hns junt complotod a tour of tho l'jiclflo rim on which ho vlnltT od all tho prlucitml cltios of North and Stiuth America, Asia and numerous Inlands in tho Pacific ocean. 1 Another project tho union proposes to undortnku In a food oonnervutlon conference to be held In Honolulu from July 31 to August 14, lr, Ford Htated. Dr. John N. Cobh, dean of tho onllcKo of fisheries of tho Unlvor Nity of W'UHhltiKtou haH been named chairman' of WashiiiRton! deb'Katea to the conference. m.U.CT)KU OK RXUl.Y WKST ' HIU1CK Tt hHT KOVNX-lTI, " i KUKRIUAN. Wyo.. Jan. AVith the death -nt Ituffnlo.. Wyo., recently of J. c. (Hardwlntcr), DuviM. punned the man at wheno Invitation Owen V later came to AVvomlr.ir and wrote "Hie Viitiinlan." Davin rodo the ranRen of WyomltiK' nnd Montnnn with Theo dore Itoonovolt nnd later visited him in tho White House, "Hnnlwlntor" mIho built tho Hnhnra IrrlKutiou pror Jeet In northern WyomlnR. and wan the flint man to prospect lor oh in the now fumoim Salt Creek field. Davis nnd Owen Winter were wild to have been boyhood chums. lie wan born nt Mulford, Del., in 1807, and nerved in the lower house of the flint Wyoming leglaUturo. LONDON, Feb. 1. Tho exchange of lettei'8 between Premiers M action -aid and Polncare regarding- n com plete Anglo-French underntanding evokes little comment from tho news papers pending publication of the texts but such ns has appeared does not build much hope for un Improve ment In the relutiuns between the two countries. The Morning Post today says many bright hopes wero awakened by a similar communication in the past and tho public must await somo light as to tho progress of negotiations be fore It can be assured of butter pros pects now. Tho newspaper, sympathetic to France, thinks it good that Mr. Mac donald approached Premier Poincaro in a friendly spirit and says "if he can sue tho French caso," tho difficulties are half overcome.' The liberal press. consistent opponents of the French policy toward Germany, asserts In ef fect that important understandings cannot be expected until Franco aban dons her present attitude. "Tho bedrock difficulty is the oppo sition between the main purposes of the two countries," says tho Daily Chronicle, adding; "Until France's an nexationist policy Is abandoned it is Impossible for France and Great Bri tuln to work together." J The Daily News, remarking at tho "noticeable chango in French public opinion in recent weeks," attributes this to doubts umong Frenchmen as to whether tho kind of security Poincnro has offered them is any security at all. "It Is tho task of Grout Hritaln," con tinues the newspaper, "with all the forces of International good will being mobilized to persuade France that there ar better waysnf making her self safe fro in uttack than by keeping control of the railway system of Ger many and reducing Kuropc to ulti mate chaos." Phillips Must Stand Trial WASHINGTON, Jan. 3(1. John I. Phillips, republican state chairman of Georgia, and nine' others indicted in connection with tho sale of surplus lumber from army cuntunmouts, must stand trial the supreme court of the Dlstriet of Columbia held today in overruling demurrers to their indictment. BBULIN, Fobr 1. (By .'Associated Press). Tho scene of tho inquiry Into German finances shifted to the capi tal of the reich today ns the first com mittee of experts, headed by Brigadier General Charles G. Dawes, settled (down to work on Germany's budget and currency problems. Assurnncest(.of the complete' co-operation of the. government and of fi nanciers and banks. It appeared would , make tho experts' task chiefly that of formulating their conclusions front tho vast amount of data Which will be Inld before them. Tho government itself hns prepared a budget for tho current year, computed on a gold basis which it hopes will help stabilize the mark and facilitate the flotation of a new gold currency Issue, With this financial statement' t4 work on tho experts alno will bo con fronted with exhaustive Information on Germany's financial condition int eluding a statement of tho reparations payments in cash and kind she has already made. They will also bo sup plied with full information on the rcich's railways, which it is expected, will figure largely in tho experts' final plans for the salvation of German finances. Many prominent industrialists, fi nanciers and transportation magnates havo signified their willingness to give tho committee all facts and figures at their disposal. Hugo Htinnes and sev eral lending bankers are among thoso who indirectly have agreed to offer I testimony. Tomorrow will find tho second committee, headed by Reginald Me Kenna of Great Britain opening its inquiry into exported German capital, tho return of which, it Is felt, is of first Importance in putting Germany on a paying basis, from the standpoint j of tho reparation . commission. The members of tho second committee, including Henry M. Uohinson of Los Angeles, arrived from Paris last evening. PKKING Purchase of 13 French airplanes and employment of French air Instructors by Chang Tso-Lin, Manchurian war lender, has revived talk that he will attempt to capture Peking. Let Kellogg's Bran free vour children from that dangerous disease constipation TTnTO jour children rat it rogularly Children iirt atdiret to rniLstin.itinn. In the enitemint of play,, they neu I leet themsrlvcs nnd foster fthis dread disease. More than forty other diseases run bo traced to constipation. Don't delay. Bctfin nt oneo to eleanso their . systems of tho dangerous poisons. Keiiogff'a llrnrt Teei tho intestine . eleuu and purilics it. It drives out the poisons, wliieh undennino your . children's health. It makes the bowels , function regularly aud naturally. ' KelloRi! Is nnin, rocked ' a::d Crum bled, is guaranteed to bring result if -oaten rcKUlnrly, or your grocer will return your mo.iey. It is guaranteed because it is ALU bran! Nothing but ATjIj brnn can bo 100 per ent efTe.?. tive. Kellogg 'a ltrnn is- recommended 1 by doctor everywhere they know frou cxjxrwBCQ that it briars results. two tablespoon fuls daijr-in jchronic eases, with every meal. They will liko its wonderful, nut-liko tlnvur so dif ferent from conimou bruus which aro most unpalatable. As a eerenl, with milk or cream; they will enjoy Kellogg 'a llran, cooked and Urumbled. Spriuklo it over other cereals. Cook it with hot cereals. Try it in delicious mnflins, bread, griddlo caktfa and Other recipes given oa every package. Hut start them eating ' Kellogg a Bran to-day. Start every member of your family eating it, Ivellogg'a Hrnn,' cooked and Crumbled, is made in Hattlo Creek and is scVvcd in indi vidual packages by the leading hotola and flluba tworywhoro. -Ak. .for -itat your rcatuuruut. It M ivld by ail Jfrvcws, PERCENTAGE BASIS TOKIO, Feb, 1. :By .'Associated PreHs). Dispatcher ieeelve.d, here from the United States, reporting the proposal of the house committee on Immigration to treat Japanese Immi gration In the name manner as that of other nationalities, on a basis of per centage restriction, r have evoked offic ial approval as eliminating discrim ination against Japanese Immigrants. Other quarters, however, are not enthusiastic. The Toklo Asahi points out that while the proposal seems . fair "It really Is cruel legislation limiting the number of Japanese entering America annually to little more than 200 com posed with about 7Q0O now." The Asahl admits, however, that the proposed restriction on immigration to two per cent of Ihe nationals In the United States on the basis of tho 1800 census, will adversely affect Italian and .other immigration as well as ,the Japanese. The foreign office, discussing repre sentations to be made to the Wash ington, government by Ambassador Hanihara on this subject, announced that the Toklo government Is waiting to see -what action congress may take, trusting to tho effort of American authorities to achieve a fair solution of the problem. Macaroni At It's Best KITCHEN BOUQUET, a purely vegetable product, is in almost every pantry. Housewives know it is the secret of making: good gravies and soups, but KITCHEN BOUQUET is equally good in preparing Wny other dishes. Try your next dish of macaroni prepared this way BAKED MACARONI M poekav otanroal bnkm tmmm , t tapootiof wit i quuta butllnr wmtm M cup frtd flbtM 1 UMpoon Kitcbt Brq t MUk Bgtur (Vx mknronl In bolting (Jttd water vntfl , UuW, dnfn and blanch with cold iUr, flaca one-third ttaa cooked macaroni Id bul- trrad baking disb, dot with butter and nprin U with srated hoaa. thin mora macarorl. . butter and chNM an til diah Ii fall. Add Kit chrn Bouqaat tu milk and pour thla oTar th na-arool to nearly cover, then nrlnklo , thickly with chat. Hakt In medium hot ovrn a half boar, until nicely prewaaa a4 , arra Miamij tor KITCHEN BOUQUET Ring 97 Just Say 'Ba-a-a" We will know you want one of our young dress- - ed wethers weighing aromul sixty pounds, for three dollars, 'delivered. Johnson Produce Co. 241 No. Fir Street WE HAVE AN EXPERIENCED BOILERMAKER repairing and rebuilding done, estimates free." " MEDFORD IRON WORKS 1155 N. Central Ave. Phone 40 WATCH YOUR : BATTERY PRE3TO-LITE 6ATTERY , 8TATION ' 'Prlandly Sarvlea Phona 003 Mt. Pitt $1.75 ; Marvel Loaf $1.60 MORTON MILLS For Wet Wash Dry Wash Rough Dry' Phone 873 Wat Waah, pound Dry Waah, pound , ' Rough Dry. pound 7o ; American Laundry CATARRHAL JELLY KONDON'S is antiseptic and healing. For over 30 years Kondon's has been helping millions of people for all kinds of Colds and Catarrhal affections. For Head, Nose, Throat troubles - Kondon'smakeslife worth living. Write for 20-treat-ment tin. It's free. Or get a 30c tube from your drug gist. Guaranteed to please or money uacK. Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly, Mlnneapolis, Minn. q m lOnirlrl .mm rj.r.w lr.f .t.ij w.i y.r.av.iYiij IF you have not shipped to "SHUBERTS" yet this season-try "SHUBERT" NOW get some REAL, prices the highestpf the season. We want every Coyote Mink Raccoon and all other furs you can trap or buy we'll make it PAY YOU WELL. Ship quick while our demand lasts. Take advantage' of these better prices. SPECIAL FLAT PRICES ! OaEOON FURS Covote i'.a $10.00 to $8.50 Minki.&x 6.00 to 5.00 Raccoon i i aa .; 4.25 to 3.75 . Them prlcn for ocltInl collections of MMonable furo. contlstlna of proper percentcgcB of oil elrce and gradcl. O... .1.1. UH ..... an.l ...oln.alt Ullll, VOUf UM. Try for 'one 'of our prizesl $50.00 FREE every day for , tba three beat bandied shipments of furs. LIST OF DAILT PRIZES i First Prize . Second Prize Third Prize $25.00 $13.00 10.00 Shipment must consist of not less than six legally caught raw fur skins. The way the furs are handled determines the winnera. Qet some of this prize moneyl- Ship us all the furs you havo at once go get some more and ahip ship ship quickl Our v checks will make you happy. COME ON WITH YOUR FURS Are You Using Your Car? Maybe you will not drive 'till spring. When you do, of course you'll want your battery in good condition. LET US TAKE CARE OF IT WHILE YOU ARE NOT DRIVING An unused battery will deterioate. Just phono 903 and we'll take care of it. Prest-O-Litc Battery , & Electric Station "Where you get friendly service.' Pennington & Willits 114 N. Front Cars washed and polished Motors Steam Cleaned. A Month of the New Year Has Passed Have you been saving during January? Have you built up your financial standing and credit this month? If you haven't you haven't made Ihe start you intended. Don't let 192-1 get away froiii you without - leaving its share of progress ami happiness. Let's get together so that you man profit by our experience and training. nHtaiimnmaimmiHSMiimiMSiisimniiiiiirM JACKSON COUNTY BANK amumijimunwuaeHmmawmfflM INCOME TAX SERVICE furnished on State and Federal r-ersonal Returns Corporation Reports . Partnership. Returns . Corporation Records .uipurunun iteuirns Compilation of your records for these reports, and Counsel In ttin income lax .Matters GEO. G. HEWITT Income Tax Adviser 304 and 305 Medford National Bank Bldg j " ' ' ' ' '- Telephone 326