Medford mail tribune., November 29, 1916, Page 4, Image 4

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MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
AN INnRI'ENOKNT NEWSPAPER
TIBI.TKHi:n RVHI1V AKTrcrtNOON
EXCKI'T KUN'llAT HY THIS
MKUl'OrtU I'KINTINO CO.
Office Mat) Tribune Ttullillng, 26-27-21
North Fir inet; tckplioiis 76.
The Pemocrntln Tlrneli, th Mrtford
Mall, The Medford Trlhuno, The Kou Ul
tra OreRonlan, The Ashland Trlbuu.
GEORGIA PUTNAM, Editor.
TJBBCHIPTIOIT BATZll
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.15.00
Per moijth, dfllvwd by currier tn
MMrwn. rnoftitx, jactfaonvma
ftnd Central Point - BO
fteturday only, by mall, per yearw t no
Weekly, pr yoar. 1.(0
Offlctal Paner of the City of ModforA
Official Paper of Jackson County.
Kn tared an second-china mat tor al
Med ford, Oregon, under the act of March
I, 187,
Sworn Circulation for 1815 24RC.
Full leaeod wire Associated Prese dls
patche,. At the Churches
Union Thanksgivinn Service
Tlic union Thanksgiving service of
tin; linptist, Methodist Kpi-iMil,
Methodist Kpisropal, Soul ii, Free
Methodist, Presbyterian and Chris
liitn churches w ill be held in the Kirst
Jiaptist church, corner Filth sired
unci North Central avenue, cm
Thanksgiving evening (Thursday) nt
7:110 o'clock. Music will lie furnished
by tin- choir of Hie l!npti-t church,
under the, direction of K. M. Ifrown.
Following is tin? progrnm:
loxology ; invocation, Hev. II. ,f.
Tucker; hymn, ehpii' anil coiigregu
lion; hymn, choir unil coiigreg-ulinii ;
vending of (ho president's irocInma
tiou, Kcv. ,1. 1). W.vlic; unlhcni, ''ilo
juice Greatly," choir; Scripture read
ing', Hev. J. V. Smith; prayer, Itcv. II.
51. HriiiiliHm: solo, K. M. Ilrown;
sermon, Rev. J. Allied Hong, subject.
"A Comparison of Kurope mul Amer
ica, from 1'erHoniil F.jpcriencCK."
Tlio Thanksgiving offering- i'or Hie
win" sufferers of Kurope, c.xpluincd
unil tnken liy Mow 3. V. Hollins. Fif
teen minutes' praise service, eon
ducted by Hev. V. W. ('(listens; bene
diction, Ifev. J, . Smith.
Everybody is urged In iiltend this
service. Jn public assembled, let ns
nil return HinnkH unto Almighty (lod
i'or the blessings of the past year,
l'liin to come.
At Baptist Church
Miss Winfrey, training' teacher of
the iMedford high school, will speak
to the leacber training idass now lin
ing conducted by Dr. Slearns in the
Jlnplisl church Thursday evenings ol
each week,
Younir people, espooinlly those who
nre interested in teaching, are invited
to attend Thursday evening.
The eluss muds one-half hour ear
lier than usual (1:110 instead of 7
o clock on account ol. (lie union
'Thanksgiving' service. ,
.Miss Winfrey is recognized as an
exceptionally well-ipialificd Icaehcr
of pedagogy and a rare privilege
uwaits (hose who may attend the
training class Thursday nielli.
St. Clark's episcopal.
10 a. m. Holy commuaiou.
Win. tl. HAMILTON',
Vicar.
EAT WITHOUT FEAR
Instant Itcllof: "Pope's lllapepslu"
lOiuls Volir Stomach Trouhle
Forever.
Wonder wlmt, upset your stomach
-which portion nf the feed did the
damage - do you? Well, don't both
er. If your stomach Is )u revolt; if
soar, gassy and upset, mid what you
Jasl ate b. fermented into stubborn
lumps; bead dizzy anil ai'lics; hch h
glides and acids and eractaie undi
gested food; breath foul tongue runt
ed Juiit take a Mile. I'ape'a Hliipcp
hIii and in ftve minute you wondcr
what became of the Indigestion and
distress.
Million of men and women today
know that It is n Hess to have a
bad stomach. A little ldapepsln oc
casionally keeps tills delicate organ
regulated and they eat their favorite
foods without fear.
If your Rtonuich doesn't take care
of your liberal limit without rebell
ion; if your food is a damage Instead
of it help, remember the quickest, sar.
csl, most harmless relief Is rape's
Diapepsln which cons only fifty cents
for a large ease at drag stores, li's
truly wonderful- -It digests rood and
sets things straight.' fo gently and
easily that It Is really astonishing.
PleaBO, for your sal.e, den't go on
Hild on with a weak, disordered stom
ach: it's so llliheces-iiry.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTKD Hy man and wile. Houm
with board In private rumlly. .d
cres A. enre Mall Tribune. "Mi
THANKSGIVING DAY
A
il) (licy wiMit out into the
llieir vincviinls, trode
inerrv, ;iik1 went into t lie house of
ami drink." Judges, !):127.
'J'lins is ili'siTilicd one ol' tlic
feasts- some I) 100 odd years auo,
tival of Tlianksjiiviiif' is siniplv
lish ''liaiest-lioine" festival.
the world cycle of "in-fiatlierinj" feasts.
The smi-hakeil ruins of lcsa)iotaniia, where mankind
first learned to think and record thought: the ci'iunblina-
monuments of Eypt, jiaiuted and engraved in the dawn
of civilization; the carven monoliths of the jungles of
Yucatan, records of a vanished race, till mention these
forgotten festivals where man made merry and ave
thanks to his deity I'm' the hoimty of the harvest and
though the merrymakers and their strange gods are lost
in tlie oblivion of lnilleniunis, the custom they inaugu
rated survives in some form wherever man inhabits the
earth.
The Pilgrim Fathers landed at Plymouth Hock, De
cember 21, 11)20. They numbered one having been
horn tit sett and one in Plymouth harbor. Pefore their
first harvest, hardship, exposure and disease had taken
fifty-three. Scurvy wiped out four families. At one
time all bill six were ill. Vet they managed to till twenty
six acres of land, twenty of which were planted with corn
found in a deserted Indian hut. They also built a street
of seven dwellings and four public buildings. They pooled
their supplies and starved together to save seed for plant
ingso all could rejoice when the yield proved bounte
ous. At one time their supplies were so low that the pil
grims subsisted upon clams and mussels, with bread from
ground nuts and acorns.
The first Thanksgiving feast was literally a feast fol
lowing a fast. The guests ninety friendly Indians, cap
tained by Chief Massasoit outnumbered their hosts and
were entertained for three days. Wild turkeys and veni
son, with fitting accompaniments, were joyously dis
patched under, the trees. "When the supply ran short, the
Indians "went out and killed five deer, which they
brought in and bestowed on our governor, and on the cap
tain and others."
The first thanksgiving had no religious feature, except
the customary morning and evening devotions and grace
before meat, it was literally a community affair,' and
marked only a temporary relief from distress. The next
year they had no food to waste at a festival. It was not
until the fall of (2: that a harvest proved ample enough
to justify ii second Thanksgiving day celebration.
Thanksgiving really carries the significance of colon
ial abundance rather than of the rejoicings of the Pilgrims
over the fruits of their labors. It is a fine old American
festival, and as the nation grows more democratic, it will
again become more of a community than family affair.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 211. l'.mli
fienl high muss, celebrated by Car
dinal Gibbons and ulletuled by Pres
ident Wilson, Secretary Lansing1,
Huron ivieilinek, charge d'affaires
of Austria-Hungary; Count Von
IteniMorlT, the German unihns'-ador;
members of the staffs of Ihe Anstro
llungarian and German embassies
and a number of lueuibers of the dip
lomatic corps, wits said here today
in memory of llio late Kmperor
Francis Joseph.
HAZELTON BANK
HAZKI.TOX, Kan.. Nov. 2!). Fil
tering tile llnzclton Slate bank early
today, fiMtr bandits blew the sate mul
escaped Willi 12.(1110.
Tiie rebbcis, alter securing the
money, wen! to the Ich-phulle ottii-e
nud look (hi- two men niiibt opcratots
oul of town with I hem with nn auto
mobile to pievent the giving of all
a In rm.
BIGGEST EVENT
of the Social Dance Season
DANCE
i . .-
Eagle Point Opera House
Saturday, Dec. 2
Beginning at 9 p. m.
I .n ... v.
TKree-Piecc Orchestra from Medford
I Ladies Free Dance Tickets $1
j Spectators !'")(
'MEDTOTIT) MAIL TRTT!TTNT3, MFDFOUD, ORE (HON. WEDNESDAY.' NOVEMBER
fields, and gathered
the grajies, and made
their tiod and did eat
earliest thankst;'ivin'
I'or the .Vineriean I'es-
a iierpetaatioii of the Euy
whieli in turn belonus to
WILLIAM D0XEY, VETERA NT
PUBLISHER, IS DEAD
CHICAGO, Nov. 20. William
Doxey, veteran publisher of San
Kranciseo, Baltimore, New York and
Chicago, died hero today, aged 71
years. Mr. Iloxey's bookshop, "The
Sign of the Lark," in Sun Francisco,
was the haunt of bonk lovers of thai
city years ago, ami a little magazine
called "The Lark." of which Gclelte
llurgess was editor and Air. Doxey
jmblisher, is now much sought after
bv collectors.
TTEELING out of
sorts, eh? Well,
just you take the even
ing sort of quiet. An
OWL Cigar end an
easy chair, then a
good night's sleep
you can't beat it.
, Tlio Million
Dollar Cigar
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INCORPORATED f
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HEALTH SQUAD
CHICAGO, Nov.' 2H.- I'Jainer fare
will mark the menus of tlio diet squad
of the Chlcano health department
during the remained!- of the attempt
to demonstrate how to live well at
reasonable prices, the second, week of
which began today.
Dr. John 1)111 Ilobeitson. health
commissioner, expressed the hope
that the final week the cost of feed-
Iiik the twelve dieters might be cut I
to about 25 tents a day per person.!
The cost for last week was 33 2-:! j
cents, exclusive of allowances for
fuel light, heat, service, and other
overhead expenses.
Only two dozen eggs wero used In 1
tbn first week, these costing -10 and
M cents a dozen. Thirty-five uuarlx
of milk at nine cents were used, chief
ly for cooking. Kconoinics were
made, it was pointed oat, by purchas
.1.
: In larsn amount.-, thus laving
fractional weights and "split nickel"
charges.
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! j j ' talkahouti'V.;::'..?- KNOW it unltl you try Faiitiuri rot.-r- 1 1 ; H j
l il! I , ... , self. They'll leave von fcclinsr belter R i ! 1 1
I ; . . , . ., ..? atienvavtSs than anv cisarette vou ever p
ill A - .. - : . ,. , . ,t smoked but you iuu.it try them lo E
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 211. Secre
tary Daniels today awarded contracts
for 27 coast defense and two 800-ton
fleet submarines.
Eighteen coast defense submersl
bles went to the Kloctric Bout com
pany at $(107,1100 each; six to the
'i.ako Torpedo liout colnm'.p.y, at
UdiPi.OOO; three to the California
j Shipbuilding company on Lake de-
signs, lit $b!)x,UiU.
One fleet submarine went to tho
Electric liout company at Jt.ls'J.noo
and the other to the Lake company
at ? 1.19:.00ii.
Some minor modifications remain
to be fixed up but the navy depart-
incut has insisted upon certain tea
tures of construction.
All the bids are close to the limit
It will be about two years before the
first of the ships are delivered to the
government.
' Witn Medium iraiir is Mnninm mnfi
. ' !
JUilkr I ires
f'Aiways worth
""the money
g A genuine
non-skid tire
Looks well
Wears well
Fully
Guaranteed
Roberts Bros.
Riverside Garage
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IIKHLIN. Nov. 2li. The Oerinaula,
evidently speaking Willi authority,
announces that the government and
reichstag leaders have reached an
agreement on the "home army" ques
tion and the labor service bill to be
introduced tomorrow will bo practi
cally a new measure. j
The bill will remain a blanket one
as far as establishing the principle!
of universal service is concerned, but
It will prescribe that general regain- j
tions under which tlio law may be up-
plied may bo issued only with the j
consent of a special rekbtsag com-!
mittee. Provisions for workmen's j
committees and courts of arbitration j
10 proien me riguis ,n -
also inciuueu in ine ne uui. i m
changes are considered a long step in
the direction of parliamentary con
trol. BASEBALLS INCREASED IN
PRICE NEXT SEASON
CHICAGO, Nov. 21). IlascbnlU
will cost from 10 to .Ml per cent mo
Cominci Thursday:
MARY PICKF0RD
in
"ri'JLDA FROM HOLLAND"
STAR THEATER
CHICAGO. Nov. 211. IlascballH l(' """'"' 1
will est from 1(1 to .Ml per cent morel ''' season. .tl
Union Pacific System
SUPERIORiSERVICE
Tarouch Sleeping Cars. Portland to Chi
cago. Kansas City, Omaha. Denver and In
termediate points. Dining car service
second tn none. The ront Is via the !a
innus Columbia Itiver The "Old Oregon''
ar.it "Pioneer" Trails wonderful In sirnic
and historic interest. Automatic Signals
fiianling the entire main line, and t.HU
miles of double track are gtmmiiiccs of the
liljili standard, of tlio I nlon Pacific .sets.
UNION PACIFIIC SYSTEM
JOINS WKST AND KAST WITH A HOCLKVAkL) OK STKE1.
tickets, reservations ami travel service to suit jour needs upon
Replication to
CITY TKM.T Ol 1 l( K M-tKliinurm .( Third.
WM. A. Ml ilU.W, (icneral Pas-cnger Ag.nt, lVrtlaml
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! Medford. Oregon, Nov. 9, 1910
TO WHOM IT -MAY CONCIiHN:
This is to certify that I, the un- j
Idi rsigned, had very severe stomuci
!.ri,hi. mwl liinl been bothered for
several years and last August as no
LviH.f.lv.1 in live, aail bearing of till.
Inuum (whose Herb Store is at 2 I If
I South Front street in Medford, I I def.
lo net. herbs for my siomaii
trouble, and I started lo feeling bet
tor m soon as 1 used them, and today
- . . ..... .Vft c ..
am a well man and can neamiy p I ,
ir.nil iinvune ill l.U'U as i u. ..--j
see (Urn Chang and try bis herbs.
( Signed I W. It. JOHNSON'.
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson. Medford.
S. IS. Holmes, Kaglo Point.
Frank Lewis, Kagle Point.
Win. Lewis, kagle Point.
W. L. C'hih'.reth, Kagle Point,
f. H. Moore, Kagle Point.
.1. V. Mcliityre. Kagle Point.
(ion It Von der llellen, Kaglo Point.!
Tbos. K. Nicrols, Kagle Point.
; ,,, s 0l.,h j0dfo.d.
nest season liian
upon tlie market prii
ials, local sporting gi
;i, , dependim
of tlie mater
l dealers an
llolinecd today. It va
noiinccd that Ibc price i
also nn
f "iilf sticks
"0 per
JOHN A. PERL
Lady Aiwlstaut
2S S. 1HKTLKTT
Itiono M. 4n nrt 47-.T-3
Automobile Hearse Servic.
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