Medford mail tribune., February 13, 1924, Page 5, Image 5

VSS1S FIVE
SECY. MELLON IS
ATTACKED FOR HIS
F
address it, extended to Senator ISccd
of Missouri, candidate fm the demo
cratic nominal Inn for president .
Senator ltei'd was assailed fur his
t
opposition to policies of "Wood row
AVilson and also wan described during
the debate as "a traitor to his coun
try." The resolution withdrawing the
Invitation states "he does uot repre
sent tho highest ideals of the people
of this state and Is not in thoro accord
with the democratic parly, nnd. in
our opinion would not be supported
by the electorate of South Carolina."
TO LISTEN 10 ED
CHESTC0LDS
Apply over throat nnd chest
cover with hot flannel cloth. .
10
BE
Bllj COIA'MItIA, S. l'Vh. 13. The
jtl i South Carolina house of rcpresenta
" V tlves has withdrawn Its Invltntinn to
17 Million Jar Und YtnTfy
MEDF0KT3 MATE TTtTBTTOT!. ftnTOFOttfi. "ftnEfSOtf. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY "13, T92J
WASHINGTON, 15." C. Secretary
Mellon has frilled to consider in his
etttlmatea oP anticipated revenue the
sum of approximately, $160,000,000
annually accruing as Interest on the
British war debt, twice as much as
is needed to pay the adjusted com
pensation hill, according to John R.
Quinn, national commander of the
American- Legion.
In mu'kliig this declaration, Com
mander Qtlinn added that Secretary
Mellon hatl? also failed to take into
account lh0' estimated savings of
$220,000,000 to $250,000,000 which
economies of national administration
will produce.
The statements wore made at the
all-day session of Legion's National
Leglttlatlve committee, held at the
hotel Washington when plans for a
nation-wide demonstration by ex-service
men were laid.
"The secretary of the treasury is
the greatest enemy of the ex-service
men in this country," CommamluT
Quinn told the delegates from forty
eight states. "Here stands a great
administrative official of the govern
ment persistently lobbying to defeat
a jispec-iflc measure of legislation a
" measure which the majority of duly
elected legislators repeatedly have de
clined should be enacted Into law.
: :He has ; '.consistently ultered the
estimated ;iot . of meeting adjusted
compensation, but even his biggest
f.Htimatea t(:n be met out of the in
terest on the iiritlsh war debt and
the economies effected In administra
tion. , , j
There Is about $160,000,000 a year
paid on the dibt and Mellon's latest
cost estimate Is $476,000,000 for the
first four years, an average of a lit- j
tie less than $119,000,000 a year. It
will uot cost that much, us Mellon un
doubtedly knows, hut meeting him on
his own ground, we have more than
enough to pay the eost without in
flicting hardships on any class of
people, and without hindering tax re
duction, it can be seen that taxes
can be reduced,! 1 want them to h
reduced und so does the legion. And
,M-lhn Is insulting our . intelligence
when he says that there can he no
tax reduction if the adjusted compen
sation bill is paid."
CHICAOO, Feb. 13.(By the As
sociated Press) Declaring that "law
enforcement is a realltv in Chicago'
Mayor E. Dever, whose campaign
against illicit liquor has driven brew
eries and more than 6000 soft drink
parlors out of business during the last
four months, served notice today on
bootleggers and beer runners that
"this storm is not going to blow
over."
"The trafie In beer and booze has
been halted in Chicago. And it will
not be resumed during my adminis
tration." the mayor said as he signed
orders which increased to 2300 the
number of establishments closed by
license revocations since September 1,
last.
Immediately upon assuming office
for a four ear term last year, the
mayor began an informal private in
quiry into the traffic in illegal bever
ages. His relentless warfare against high
alcoholic content has touched every
department of the municipal govern
ment.
The police department has been re
organized. K I even veteran district
commanders have been removed from
thu service and more than 700 subor
dinate officers have been transferred
to new stations. An enforcement
program has been Instituted In every
police precinct and a fleet of 41 auto
mobiles manned by, armed patrolmen
has been added to the departments
anti-beer running equipment. One of
the seventeen moto patrols spread
throughout the city reports to head
quarters eveVy two minutes of the en
tire 24 hours.
WASHINGTON. Fob. 13. J. Leo
Stack, Denver oi man, who has con
tractual rights in claims in Tenpot,
told tho senate oil committee yester
day that he became convinced soon
after Harry F. Sinclair got tho leaso
that "there had been bad faithfraud
and secret dealings in the mutter."
Stack said information had' come to
him that Sinclair, Robert W. Stewart
of the Standard Oil company of Indi
ana and H. M. Hlaekmar, of the Mid
west Refining com pa ny, a Sta ndard
Oil subsidiary, had gotten together at
Mexla on the Teupot Dome subject in
December. 1921.
"The information had come to me."
Stack added, "that Sinclair had said
to Stewart that he would like to have
I a chance to handle Teapot nnd fol
lowing that event, the Midwest inter
ests had through Stewart's influence
encouraged Sinclair to go ahead."
I The witneps declared that to his
I mind the real consideration that the
Standard Oil and Midwest Interests
received from Sinclair which overran
the million dollars paid for their
j rights in Tenpot Dome wns that the
Standard was to have a fifty per cent
interest in the pipe lino which was
provided for in the lease ordered by
Sinclair.
WILL PLAY FOOTBALL
SPOKANE, Feb. . 13. Lewis anil
Chirk high school of Spokane will
meet Washington high school of
.Vortlurul In a football game here this
iR.'l ami another ' Portland team will
lie Invited here to play North Central
high school, uccordlng to a decision
of the school board yesterday. It Is
expected to continue the "home nnd
home" arrangement In the future. The
date of the Portland game here is to
he October 25.
MOONSHINE IS POURED
INTO STREET SEWER
I
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PENDLETON, Ore., Feb. 13. A
copper still with a capacity of 50 gal
Ions was brought In from Adams last
night by W. R. Taylor, chief of po
lice of Pendleton, and- as a result of
the raid which he conducted Will
Lelght, Adams man, was fined $250
and given a thirty day jail sentence
in justice court at Athena. Five-barrels
of mash were found and eight
gallons of nlleged moonshine in a keg
which was duly brought to Pendleton
and poured in tho gutters before a
crowd of W. C. T. U. workers.
In addition to the liquor secured in
the Adams raid, approximately 50 gal
lons of nlleged moonshine that had
accumulated as a result of other raid
went Into the sewer.
ROSKBITRO, Ore., Feb. 13. The
largest carload of turkeys ever shipped
out of Douglas county left Drain this
week for the Seattle market. It was
shipped by the J. T. Bridge company
and the birds were gathered from the
growers In northern Douglas county.
.Til la linnllnnllll ..Ian .a till tltt AlltlfO
I crop und places thousands of dollars
in i ne mi nun in iiiu iuhltm.
Broccoli shipments are being mnde
regularly and one car n day is going
to the northwest markets. With the
fine weather the past few days it is
expected that the shipments will in
crease by the last part of the week to
three and four curs per day.
L
JohiiHon-Sinlth Bout Feb. 22.
MONTREAL, Que., Feb. 13. The
proposed ten round -boxing bout be
tween Jack .Johnson, former heavy
weight boxing champion of the world
and Homer Smith of Kalamu::oo,
Mich, has been arranged for Febru
ary 22.
IftBatil
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hi
i is Concrete. V .
' its even, firm, gritty, surface prevents
slipping even in wet weather. . - r ,i-. s
It is the necessary companion to good
tires and good brakes, for complete respon
siveness in your car.
' More and more motorists are insisting on
Concrete roads and motorists can get the
kind of roads they insist on.
One of the purposes of the Portland Cement
'. 'Association is to enable everyone whether he
uses Concrete or has it used for him to get the
- Ereatest value for his money.
We have a personal service to offer individuals
and communities. '
' Let us know definitely what help you need.
There is no obligation.
Our tookltl R-3 Icllt many Inltnriin facl$
about Concrete loaJt. Aik f "" "PU-
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
Gasco Building
PORTLAND, OREG.
oA National Organization
to Improve and Extend the Vies of Concrete
Offices in 27 OcHt Citiet
NEW YORK. Feb. 14. The Na
jtinnal league has followed Its Junior
associate, the American league, in de
ciding to select annually the player
most valuable in the circuit and to
award him a token of $1000 and a
written estimate of his worth.
uwners or me iaiionai league
teams made the decision yesterday
and also agreed to forswear paying
bonuses to players for batting, pitch
ing fielding excellence, although
bonus provisions in contracts made up
until yesterday will remain active, the
bonuses for good conduct will con
tinue to prevail.
VANVOrVKIl. It- C, Fob. 13.
Unusual flood conditions are prevail
ing along the Fraser river valley us
a result of the heavy rains and mild
weather of the past two days, and
train service In Vancouver is some
what dislocated, owing to washouts
and mud slides.
Swollen streams and n rush of
water from suinas lake and Vedder
river are threatening the Sumas
bridge, which, according to reports.
is already two feet out of alignment
under pressure of logs brought down
stream with the freshet.
All traffic over the bridge is sus
pended, completely demoralising traf
fic on the Canndlan National railroad.
A scries of landslides west of I'.oston
liar caused by the heavy rainfall, has
made telegraphic communication im
possible. C'nnad;nn Pacific trains art
held up by a rock slide at Hell date
canyon on the I-Ynser river with twe
of a train crew caught in a slide.
FIRE ENDS FATALLY
which follower! mi pxnlonlon nf octal
Loll used to light a kitchen range, three
daughters of Karl Klkeseidlor, a
farmer in the Dewit district of south
ern Miiiiitttltn. u'l'i'n ttui'tieil tn riniith
and five other children severely in
jured, according to meager reports
reaching here.
The names of tho victims are not
known.
Beauty
A Gleamy Mass of Hair
35c "Danderine" does Wonders
for Any Girl's Hair
JAN'Y FIRE LOSS
EN OREGON LARGE
SALEM, Ore.. Feb. 13. Fire losses
in Oregon during January totaled
$272,160 outside the city of Portland,
according to the monthly report of
Will H. Moore, state fire marshal.
Losses of $10,000 or more were:
Astoria, Masonic temple $25,000;
Cove, business block $20,000; Elgin,
warehouse and npples $17,000; Ku
gene, gnrnge and apartments $00,000;
La Pine, garage, grocery, hardware,
etc., $20,000; Onfurlo, store and con
tents $10,000; Pendleton, automobile
plant $1 5,000; Veronla, hardware,
garage, contractors office, $14,000;
Wasco, store $12,000.
PEACE IN HERRIN, ILL
HErtRIX, III., Feb. 13. Quiet pre
vails in Williamson county as pursu
ant to the proclamation of Major Gen
eral Milton J. Foreman, In command
of the military and citizens are calmly
going about their business singly and
unarmed.
Generul Foreman, with Adjutant
General Carlos Black and Colonel Cul
hertson went on an inspection tour of
the county and conferred with all civil
authorities.
The coroner's jury. Inquiring into
the death of Constnble Caesar Cagle,
examined several witnesses and were
Informed the Cagle - family desired
that no mofe witnesses be called as
they did not wish to divulge evidence
before the trial of any persons in
dicted, r
Flying squadrons of soldiers, com
manded by Captain Iver Hanson pa
trolled the main roads of the county
last night.
Norway Recognize Russia
MOSCOW, Feb. 12. (Dy Associat
ed Press). Norway has given the
Russian soviet government recogni
tion dejure, the foreign office was in
formed today in a telegram received
from Madame Alexandria Kollantay,
soviet representative In Norway.
Girls! Try this! When combing and
dressing your hair, just moisten your
hair brush with a little "Danderino" and
brush it through your hair. The effect
is startling I Vou can do your hair up
immediately and it will appear twice as
thick and heavy a mass of gleamy hair,
sparkling with life and possessing that
incomparable softness, freshness and
luxuriance.
While beautifying the hair "Danderine"
is also toning and stimulating each sin
gle hair to grow thick, long and Btrong.
flair stops falling out and dandruff dis
appears. Get a bottle of delightful, re
freshing "Danderine" at any drug or
toilet counter and just see how healthy
and youthf'il your hair becomes. .
DYERS
HATTERS
CLEANERS
23 N. Fir St
Phone 244
500
Of Them
Nobby Patterns
to make up into
Suits and Overcoats
Any style you want,
loose or snug fitting.
Price $35.00 to $50.00
Made right here
in Medford, too
cooks in 3 to 5 minutes
Makes Oats the Quickest Breakfast
Your grocer now has 2 styles of Quaker
Oats Quick Quaker and regular Quaker
Oats, the kind you've always known.
Kor a hot breakfast quick, ask for
Quick Quaker.
Cooks in half the time of coffee
scarcely longer than simple toasted bread.
Same plump oats as regular Quaker
Oats. But cut before flaking, rolled very
thin and partly cooked smaller flakes
that cook faster, that's the only difference.
All that rare Quaker flavor. All the jov
of hot breakfasts without bother or delay.
Quaker Oats, too
2 styles at grocers' now.
QuickQuakerand Quaker
Oats, the kind you've
always known.
The Wonderful Values in Used Cars
being offered at the CRATER LAKE AUTOMOTIVE CO., in
their
Price Smashing Used Car Sale
are taking Jackson county by storm. Seeing is believing
COME AND SEE (
Crater Lake Automotive Co.
123 South Front St., Medford, Oregon
Upstairs
To Medford and Southern
Oregon Motorist
Beginning Feb. 15
A CHARGE OF
3C
WILL BE MADE FOR
Testing and Filling
BATTERIES
A service fairly rendered and fairly charged for is as truly service
as though it were given free.
Southern Oregon Battery Ass'n
Eadio Eattery & Electric Shop, Medford
Victor Danielson Garage, Medford ,
Electric Shop, Medford .
Prest o-Lite Battery & Electric Station, Medford
Jordan Electric Company, Ashland
Eattery & Electric Shop, Central Point
Murphy, Electric Shop, Ashland
Willard Station, Grants Pass
Witham's Battery Electric Co., Medford
Williams & McCurley, Medford ,