Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 01, 1924, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text5 fAOE TWO MEDFORD MATL TRTBTTyfi, MEDFOUD. OREGOX, FRTDAY, FEBRITATvY 1, 1024 Mis "INHERE is a reason for everything mil Happens. lommon-sense, Kills misery. Common-sense also top boils I S. S. S. is the common- sense remedy tor boils, be cause it is built on reason. Scientific authorities admit its power! S. S. S. builds blood-power, it builds rd. blood-cells. That is what makes fighting-blood. Fighting-blood de stroys impurities. It fights boils. It fights pimples) It fights skin eruptions 1 It always wins I . Mr. V. D. Schaff, 557 15th street, Wash ington, D. C, writes: ... .', " tried for years to get relief from a . bad case of boils. Everything failed until I took S. S. S. 1 am now absolutely cured, and it was S. S. S. that did it." 8. 8. 8. 1 sold at all good drug store! In two sties. Tho larger aUs ,is moro economical . .. S.S. 5hp. Worlds Ree' . TfloodMedicina Dress HTab-infT rp;i.' 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D. FRAZKK,- Assistant Cnsliior DIRECTORS: John R. Toralin Geo. W. Dunn W. W. Walker Chas. Strang Zne FIRST NATIONAL j&AWK Mbdford' Oregon IS GRIEVED BY FACTS .TVASIIINUTON, Fob. fl. Senator Norr.u, rep u blica n, Nebraska, a for mer member ot the oil '. committee,' making an inmrcnulvo expedition of his vlevvH yesterday, declared he ap P Touched tho uubject with a feeling of reffret, Borrow und humiliation." 'I have no party to eulogize," wild Senator Norrl, "und no party to con demn. I have only an Interest In the integrity of our common country." Tho investigation into tho leasing of oil reHerves nan flhown clearly," he aHHurted, "tlyit from tlio . banning there hn been an utter diart'KurU" of tho Kovernmunt policy as laid down by coiiKreH and In- lawn enacted to carry out that policy. . . "Tho very firHt ordor (tho execu tive order transferring - tho reaervoa from tho navy to the Interior) upon which all tho leases were baaed,'" ; he (aid, "was to my mind utterly and I absolutely Illegal.",-, - t , Pointing out that congresr. had not bu asked to .loulslnto authorizing tho transfer, Senator Non-U declared boon asked to .legislato authorizing It whs because those interested knew that congress would not approve it. "If .we nre to maintain our Institu tions, If the republic is to live," he said, "It must bo throiiKh respect und admiration for the law. ,. .i "What can you expect . from the people Sf hinh officiate disregard and set. them aside with Impunity?", IleforrliiK to statements that tlie leases had been discussed .by 'the cab- lnct. Senator Norris said he often wonderod If the Illegality of the con templated action had not been called to the attention of that body by "the eminent secretary or siaio, a lawyer 01 hlghent standing." ."I , don't want to dwell upon this point," he added, "because tho evi dence Is not conqluHive that the mat ters were taken before tho cabinet." Senator Smoot. republican, Utuh, said Secretary .Denby had testified they were not considered at any cabi net meeting ho attended. The Utah senator asked Senator Walsh, democrat, Montana. If there had been othor ovldonce on this .point. , "I -don t . recall Socretary , Denny .so testifying, said Senator Walsh, "but if ho-hud, It would carry. na weight with .me. Mi penby knew . nothing inimitable QaYot Telephone Direct . NO. 1077 1 00,000 cups were served at the PANAMA-PACIFIC InfertMtlmta! EXPOMTION Chas. M. Engtish B. E. Harder J. H. COOLEY JAMES 0WEN3 Wells NATIONAI CREST fee T G. INCASE OF WAR ' KAM FRANCISCO, Feb. M The coast defenses of the northwest, par ticularly those of the Columbia river, Puget Bound, (irays Harbor and Wil lapa Hay, 'would bo utterly unable to protect units of the American battle fleet before they could be able to take up battle formation," Brigadier Gen eral Henry D. Todd, commanding the ninth 'toast artillery district, ,. an nounced here today. General Todd recently completed a survey of the northwest coat defenses.- "1 found the armament to consist of guns designed. In 1895, and unable 'to -shoot at ranges beyond 17,000 yards', General Todd reported. 'To day each ship of the British 'royal sovereign' cliyiH carries eight IB-inch guns and fourteen 6-inch guns, the 15-inch guns being able to outrnngo our 12-inch guns by at least 10,000 yards. ,. Each - fihlp of the Japanese 'NttgHlo-, claHS carries eight 17-inch guns and twelve 5.6-lnch guns. Con sequently the tonst defense of the northwest could not offer adequate protection. ' ' . . 'Tho armament with Its accesso ries, power plants, etc., however old fashioned ns they are, I found in ex cellent condition. ; "While the work entailed on tho depleted garrisons is enormous, the morale of both officers and enlisted men was high and everyone seemed to realize that ho must do double work to make up for the loss In personnel. "We always considered that it took at least 1 300 coast artillery officers and men to maintain the Puget Sound forts in a serviceable condition and be. ablo to repulse a surprise attack from a raiding force, yet in tho Puget Sound forts today, there are but 11 coaet artillery officers and 281 en listed men. , . "Conditions are worse In the coast defenses of tho Columbia. There tho garrison is so small. two coast artillery officers and 20 enlisted men for the three .forts at tho mouth of tho Co lumbia and. for the, batteries at Grays Harbor and Willapa bay, that all that can.' be done Is to keep tho material in good condition." BY CHIEF OF POLICE PIUTjA DELPHI A, Fob. 1. Briga dier General. Smedley I). Butler, di- rectqr of public safety, has emerged victorious in his first encounter with group of politicians who sought to Intercede in behalf of .a poliao lieu tenant demoted. because of alleged In efficiency during the director's latest offensive against vice and crime. General Butler yesterday told the politicians that he was boss of the polico and that any sign of political interference would result immediately iu his resignation and return to the marine corps. , , , After.. a conference, with Mayor Kondrtck regarding them, the. general announced today the niuyor had Up held his action... .... , LISBON LIVES IN FEAR OF LISBON, Jan. Lisbon faces ' ft stormy futuro, in tho opinion of; a civil Bovornor of tho municipality who has just resigned. Unless proper protectlvo measures nro taken, tho city may wnko up somo mornliinr Vin a frlKhtful soa of exploding dyna mite." ; : . The lucal,- politicians aro plnylnfr with flrn, saya this former official whoso nnrno la Antonio Vidclra. l)ur- Iir his term of office ho was afford ed many proofs of . tho exlstonco of terrorist oi-Kanlzatlons whose purpos. is violence., ,Only a dictatorship sup ported by armed forco and treed from all party pontics can Insuro safety. PHILIPPINES PLAY BALL MANILA Tho bnsolmll sonson In lh IMilllpiiinps Ih now In full Hwinn. and cIohh . obsor.vora doclnro that Krcnlor Interest has been shown In tho ganio than for rnany years. Tlio amateur chaninlonshlu of the Islands will bo decided In February when the nnnuul cm-nivnl is held In Manila. By & process. of elimination amonR tho various lenRues, not only In iManlln, but In tho outlying, nrov- Inecs, tho number ot teams will be narrowed down so that tho series of samcs which will decide, tlio cham pionship ran bo played off in one woek. MOSCOW Krupskay I.onlno. wid ow of tho soviet premier, nsked that tho metnorlnls to her husband take tho form of endowments for nurser ies, schools, hospitals, etc., Instead ot monuments.-1 jAiBilEnrs . t-vciyjnours BREAKS THAT GOLD Hill's Cascara Bromide Quinine will break your cold in one day.- Taken prompt iy it prevents colds, la grippe and pneumonia. Demand red box bearing Mr. Hill's portrait. All druggist. ' Price 30c aAlLV Old Tammany Hail SHrinks A! 'Onslaught "Of Netv Democratic Hordes; Garden To House Them AB6VF TAMMANY HALL OF THE WS -AND'MADISOK SQUARE GARDEN, WHERE THE DEMOCRATIC CON VENr TION OF 1924 WILL BE HELD. SAN" FltAXCISCd'S FIRST ... SVBWAV IS FOU YEIIICLKS SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. To save seconds for d,ally army of X70.000 commutors, ns well as to speed up atreet cars and vehicular traffic - at tho great Ferry building; San Francisco- is: huiUUntfi its first mibway.. Tho sub way if? for vehlolea only.. It will bo 000 foot lonff, a .T foot in width and will, coat $3:10,000. Tho north and south vehicular travel now counts from --fl 00 to- 1000 automobiles nnd ''Betiiiid ' By SAMUEL GOLDWYN, Famous Movie Director An intimate close-up of Hollywood . and the leading movie stars including: Mabel Normand Charley Chaplin February 3, 1924 -and will continue for several weeks DONT MISS THIS If you are not a subscriber already, SUBSCRIBE NOW! teams nn. hour.- In one tuhIi hour of traffic during tho evening more than 3H0 Mreet. cars swing around the Ferry loop. ... .. British pKwiners Put on Honor. LONDON, Jan. Prisoners are being put on their honor in various prisons to a greater extent than for merly and it IS found that this con fidence is not abused to any . extent. Tho plan is to form "honor parties" of prisoners who are trusted to work without continuous super vision. - tile Mary Pick ford and scores of other celeBrities of the : silver sheet will start in the SUNDAY i.SUN The new feature will be the ialltbf Southern Oregon. Remember, the first installment will start this Sunday' ARE' DISCOVERED BY ; SEATTLE PROFESSOR SjlffTLK. .Fc. jl'-r-P'- t John Gu bej -let Jsyi-icffye jprpf-sor of zoolosy attlio 'University of Vnshlimton has 1 discovered three parasites two of j which aro very. rare. One of the para sites' is of the Asfliloeestrlilao family arid has tlio clam' for Its host. It is miii'uto In slio anil is about tho sumo shape and Jolor as the clam, Ir. Ou berlef said. Another of the parasites was found on' a pleenn, enterlnu the bird's body; .through tho skin where feathers have been plucked. This variety has been found three times before Dr. Guberlet stated. Aquarium fish ire the victims of tho third para site, tho faculty member declared. 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