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r pxgt? rornt anrtrOKD matl TTtnnjttE, MTtoFonn, om-now Momw. JAyrAftt 22. ioit MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE " AN INriKPliMUKNT KKWKPAPER PC III-1 y i I K I I : V K K V A IT KitN uON J-JXOK1T HfNl'AT HY Tllti MKDKOHU PiilNTlN(3 CO Office Mall Tribune TtulMlnir, North Fir siivet; tel-phon 7... Tho Deinoora lie Times, th Medfnrtl Ih)I, The Aleufurtl Tribune, The South ern Orcfionluii Tliu Aiilikuii'i Tribune. OKonan ri tnam, Kouur BUBBCRrPTIOlf BATES! On yt'iir, by m;itl ICO One month, hy mall iO Ier month. Uellv.-reu' by v:irr':or in MfMlfor't. t'tiO-nix, Jackson villa antl Cent nil Point f.O flntunl:v only, hy tuni), prr year.... 2. "9 W.-iMv, p-r y.ar 1 .in Officii! Piipcr uf HiC nty of M-(faM. Off IHfil I';iir rf .lark son Ton nty, Kntt-ii'-i ns Si'fini'l-ohiHM tnuttiT nt Me lfnrfl, Oregon, umh-r ih act of .March 8, J k V y. Sworn Circulation tor 2191 Full leased wire AsKociated Press (lis rsbchua. EM-TEES 1)11) Yll" KNOW One good advantage about a po lar cxjieditiun Ik that an explorer nver need lie afraid of a holdup guy stopping out from behind an Iceherg. And there are no taxi drivers in that region. In a toiler foundry nobody holds down a Job keeping the newly made hollem free of moths. It will ,1m found necessary to use an orb when making an omelette, but with "clam chowder" a clam Isn't quite so Important. liTI'lT? Tfk T.flVl.- ul.L'ro flVl.'lt .Several ball players refuse to sign contracts on account of salary. The reason for the custom of n fella tlwuys giving a girl a diamond .ring. tB tho girl. Olggly Ooof. .... .. 1A111.K., Once upon a tynie a city had a press cltfb and It really had a mem ber who was a newspaper man. , . OO.WKHSIO.V OK A MOVIK ACt . KK8H, , 51 y right nanio Is .Minnie Schwartz.. 1 didn't, como -from an old dis tinguish aristocratic southern family nor was 1 born In an oasis in Kgypt at midnight. Our press agent made that up. . My father wasn't a eetcbrated sculptor. Ho used to run a ml 11; route and Is now a janitor for an apartment houno in Hoboken. I didn't run away from a convent to go Into tho movies. 1 wns never In a convent or hoarding school, 'lieu 1 was six years old I wasn't on the Btage and Sarah Bernhardt didn't nsk my parents for permission to guide me in the fine arts of the drama, he rause she said 1 was a prodigy. That's some more ot the press agent's hunk. He also started the rumor that 1 was a Hussian countess in disguise. T haven't any uueer hobliy. .My picture in the I. Mac Hook showing me getting into my luxurious limousine la phony. That was a taxi driver friend of mine. I'm getting $100(1 a week, that Is. a moving picture week, which means a year. My salary is $10 a week when 1 work, out of which I furnish my ow n costumes. Oh! 1 have so much inoie to tell you, dear . disillusioned people, but this article is limited to ITili words and 1 haven't started yet. I COMMUNICATION. To tho Kdltor: The season has ngnin arrived v hero the bono and huj;y has t he tho main conoance or country people. Tho only nvullablo hiti h racks In Mcdfurd are on filthy ground with m ml ankle deep. 1 have in mind an eastern town that has an Iron hitch rati nt tho curb and on all four sides of its $12.,u00 court house besides every jhusinesH man has a latch post fn front of his establishment; the town Kindly pays (or keepiiiR the pavement clean. It Is time Med ford woke up. If thoy. want tho country people's butlne.sH. Mfdfordltes respond kcii rrouidy to all lake relief funds, for war Mifferrs; perhaps they would he as Renorous donutfhK toward a hlim rail on the pavement. Wo country people do not Intend t i ry 23 or f0 cents for putting our horse or team in the livery barn every time we have an hour's shop pine to do. It is not ttut prlshm that the mail order houjte do .1 1 uohhiti but moss In tills community. MAKIOX .IOIINSON. AnuMtmvmeut. I tlesiio to arinvninre that I have "resumed lh Kimral pi 111 the of la.v At room 2f9 and '.Mo. Kirst NaHoiui! Rank htiildtnu. .U.1iotd. Oregon Prompt and -mful attention v. ill 1 given all 'Kal Iimsiih-s ini r Mst( d to ni1. Mr. Orlin V. ;i p;un--vltiu:: BtenoRrnpher, Jninth uuu.'U tit- rooma and solli in '. noprnphii woi . from llie Reneral pu uic i rv re-po.i . 1:. k. m;i.i.v. OF HOLY CITY ASlll.AMi, Jan. 22. "Tin Cit." sucivtl cjititiila a i:ivcli nt t!le I'lf-li.Miliau "lnln.ll la-t Kliilav evciiinj: by he .'!i!uml t'lmrnl So. 'iety, a lull rcieenlati'in ol' the iirgaiiialiim Inkiiur uirt, uiali-r tlie ihrcriiun nt Mr. llari lianr. 'I'lu- .ttl, duel, trio and clioll lar. were iveii in full, and the meritorious work ol' the iner.s indi vidually and collectively, was evi denced hy the hearly applause wliich yreed'd every number on n following program : Tart I. t'oiiteniphition. Chorus. "Net Shadows Yonder." Solo. "Mv Soul , Athirst lordod." Mrs. Xnrris. Trio. "At Kvenliili- 11 Shall lie Light," Mrs. Ahcrnlt, Misses Ander son anil .Mi-I 'onuick. ('horns, "'I'hev That Sow in Tears.'' Solo, "Kve Hath Not Seen," .Mrs. Woir. Chorus, "Kor Thee, IJ Jlcar. Dear Count rv." Chorus, ''Thine K the Kingdom." Special solo (by reiilc-tl, "liliht Star ol' Hope," .Mr. Ii'asor. I'jirt II. .d:i:atiou. Interlude, piano an. I oijan, Mes dnmcs l'nrson ami Striekiand. Solu and choral sanetus, "A Xew Heaven and New Karth," Mr. I.ove- land and ehoms. Solo. "To the Lord Our fiml," Mrs. P. S. Provost. Solo, "Come, Ye lilesseil," .Miss Young'. Chorus, "The Filling l'ot Is for Silver." Solo. "These Are They Which Came." Mrs. Kluiore. Duel, "They Shall Hunger Xo More," Mrs. Ashernl'l and Miss I'oley. Cliorus mid solo, "List the Cherubic Host," and "I heard llie Voice of Harpers," Mr. McCoy. ' Chorus, "Cirent and Marvelous Are Thy Works." I'ersonnel. Mr. I'.arl I.. Hasor, director; Mrs. A. L. Strickland, pianist; Mrs. .1. S. I 'arson, organist. Members ol the chorus; Sopranos, Mesilumcs V. S. Provost. II. T. i:i ruoie. J. II. l'rovo-t, 1). I). Xoiris, 1'. L. Ashcrol't. ,lr.. Misses Doris llauley and Margaret Anderson: altos, Mcs damcs C. 1!. Wolf. K. L. Kasor. Oria Cori'man, Mis-e ;a I'oley, Mary Youiil' and Laura McConuick; ten ors, K. 1. Keene, .1. 11. Mctlce, Carl Lovelanil, Clark l!u-h, (leori;e . Yco, Winn I laves; bassos. .1. V. Mc- ICov, II. T. Kluiore. II. A. Carnahan. A. L. Strickland, Howard I'.wer, J. A. (irahum. It is planned to repeat the cantata at Mcill'on! some exciiinu' this week. A recital by Mr. lia-or is al-o con templated here, previous to hi-, de parture for Los Angeles to perfect himself in vocal accomplishments, lie has been the leader ol' the 1'ivs. byterian I'lnnvh choir for sometime past, iillin the position mo-.t a( p. lalilv. tin Saturday evening Mrs. Dr. I'aison was ho-tos to members of the choir, with Mr. and Mrs. l!a sor as cuests of honor, at n delight ful social reunion of those who have been so happily associated with tlicin in developing the musical talent el this icinity. ASKS 125,000 FOR LOSS OF WIFE'S LOVE KLAMATH KAU.S, Jiin. v rlutrLMii that Ku-ene llupkin- has alienied the iil'tc'tP-ns n" his witV and hrnki ii up hi-, hnine, Jt so Turner has lited suit in the cirenit court iiniiivt Hopkins io recover 'J.'i.OOO diimaire--. llopkiri'-, a fanner nf the l.nwer KhiTiititli Lake di-l'.i.-l, was ndmiUed ti) the Tinner Inune :u a mirst by the planhl t", tlie eiuiiilnint sets fnrtb, but v:railuallv bn-anie ;m unwefeome cle ment in the 1iou-i nml alienated Mrs. Turner Iron the plailitil f. Turner represented bv Tlioums lmke and Chaiie- J. IVl'UU-tMl. The Turners. ere toiiner iv-idents of Medtord. Mr. Turner being em ployed at the ('..:. ige barbershop. RAIDER PRESENCE CAUSES BRAZIL TO GUARD COAST Kit) .1 AVKltU). Jitn. 2.' - At u lent In cnnN i in e t ol h v het w ceu 'en el. Mia pad Hi Lauro Mu'.W i. the toteiun mn.iier. it w.is tlct ided lo -nil (!: io;!'! ilelfnse hip Heo- dure it. -until t lo- lu'ith-'in mast o: lirail. 1 i. ' .I'tiou w.is l.ti.t n iu i ieu ol tin n-.-i a.i-".! i-,,v of I'eUU i'. . lit n. i I an t it i.-s :tid t IrC - I IdliM ot it iolatiou of ItiuiHa i ncu I; alii t Tlie Meo.lore will t . i I ;t Men oi tin- mu Ho i u i oit-t. IGHT NKW YORK, .Ian. 22. The Klvlns of an extra daily meal to 2r0.OUU HelKian school children was thv greatest accomplishiuent of the American commission for relic? in Mclium, iu t)it opinion of its enuir mau, Herbert i Hoover, who has just arrived here from Liverpool. Mr. Hoover today heKan with his col leagues to devise relief plans for another year. The extra meal consols of onlv meat hash and bread, the commis sioner said, hut it has helped greatly to Increase the attendance at school. Many children previous'ly had to re-1 main at home because their parents feared they would go hungry if al lowed to attend school. Mr. Hoover said there were 5,r00, 000 destitute persons In Holglum and 2,000,000 In France and It will take approximately $ ISO, 000,000 to fcarry on the work of the commission another year. "The situation Is far worse than It has been at any time since the war started,' ho declared. "It Is a result of n steady degeneration among the people." Only a negligible amount of busi ness Is transacted In Belgium, Mr. Hoover said. All social and intellec tual life is at a standstill, the fa mous universities are cloned and the professors either have, scattered or sacrificed their lives for their coun try. FOR LEGISLATION SALKM, the., .Inn., 2'2. Legisla tion nl'i'eeting urgtiiiized labor will be discussed n ud recommendations re garding proposed laws will be made to the Oregon legislature, it is planned by the Oregon State Federation of Labor, which met in nnnual conven tion here today. l)eleg;ites said the convention prob ably would urge the legislators to detent the ,auti-pieket ing and unti bovcotting laws now pending. Labor leaders a'u they would alo ;tsk lor passage o' lloust- Joint Keolutioii No. J, which would call lor Mibinis sion lo the voters, ol' n constitutional amendment providing that the slate give work to nil who nsk for il. It e solutions favoring passage of llie free let book bill also will be adopted by the convention, it i ex pcted. Olio li. Martwi, i'mtland. prcsi denl of the federal ion, presided at (be opening. Ivlegates were present from Portland, Astoria, La Oiande, Pendleton and other cities of the state. NKW ViUK. dan. 'JJ. li-eU-sion of industrial preparedness, universal military sen ice, international peace, governmental regulation of immigra tion and eonipuUory health insurance with corporation ex ecu lives, labor leaders and noted publicists among the speakers, is on the program ot the National Civic Federation's 17th annual meeting, which opened here today. The calling ol an ntin;l eonfer ence to discuss the necessity f,,i- sjule legislation throughout the country which would require employers to compensate workers h, contracted occupational diseases, m;s ui-ged by August iblmotii, eltutnnan of the woikmcu's compensation department. ONLY II DISHES LYONS. Frame. Jan. 12. -Kdonatc. Heiviot of the naiional subsistence bureau atmouueed at a meeting of the cit council that a tegtiiation would be issued short ly by w'ticb vihu r,.uN will be obliged to ore only ! w " dishes t ii ji en t outer at eich uir.:l. Tile dishes will he e lusive i;.-T- d'ot n r.s ;ild dcs-ei!. ELI. Absolutely T e m o v e s Indigestion. One package prove:: it. STu'at a'l ilni-istr.. AUTO DEALERS SALKM, Jan. 22. With the Inten tion of amending the chattel mort gage law respecting automobiles, Itenjaniin C. Sheldon, reijresentative from Jackson county, has introduced a bill in the .legislature, known as House Hill :!, which is deigned to prevent fraud, jet which would work no hardship except on the person at tempting to commit ihe fraud. As the, law now stands, if an auto mobile Is mortgaged and then taken from the county where (he mortgage was given and remains in another county for :J0 days, it can be sold and the holder of the mortgage will have no recourse, but must lose his lien on tlie automobile This provision of the law invite.s fraud, and such fraud has been worked in a number of cases In this state. The proposed amendment pro vides that a chattel mortgage on an automobile may be recorded In the secretary of state's office, and there by become effective and enforcible in any county In the state. "With such a largo number of automobiles being sold on part pay ment, and with a chattel mortgage taken for the unpaid balance, it be comes impossible for the dealer to watch all such machines and make sure that they are not spirited away into another county for the o0-dny period," says Mr. Sheldon. Yl'MA, Ariz.. .Ian. 2-'. Lieutenant Colonel Hurry li. llishop, second of the lost army aviators to be rescued from the ttunurn desert, hazard, emaciated and barely able to move his limbs, swollen and bruised, was convalescing in a hospital here to day. He will recover from the weak ami exhausted physical condition caused by bis terrible experience, un less there are unforsecn complica tions, it was said. I.ieutenauf W. A. Iinbrrtsoii. his companion oii'tlie tlilit. returned to San Diepn last Saturdav. Kstrny Notice. Talien up Oteil 2 -year-old steer, branded double fiKuro six, one in verted. Kar mark Is crop and under half crop, left ear. D. E. Cottrell, Beagle, Oregon. 201 Mercliunts' Ieetin Ttesular monthly meeting of the Merchants association, Monday even-1 ins. at fi:u at the Holland Tate. JOHN CAKKI.V, See. S. Kiickson of Kl Paso, Tex., if spending a few days in the eity al tendini; to business matters. Will pay for the chance to heal Catarrh After an experience of 25 years during which time 50 cmllion Americans have used Kondon's Catarrhal Jelly, the manufacturers of this remedy feel so sure that it wdl relieve catarrh that they offer to pay for a chance to prove its benefit to any catarrhal suh'erer. They announce that any resident of this community can go to almost any drug store and get a com plimentary trial tan at the expense ol the manufacturers. It the druggist has no gratuitous packages, the person may buy a l?j cent tube with the unqualified understanding that if that first tule docs not do that person more than a dollar's worth of giKxi, he or she can get their qiurter back trom cither the druggist, or the Kondon Com pany at Minneapolis. Over SvVCVX't druggies know Kondcn's Cat an ha! Jelly is effective, harmless, clean and pKisant t-i apply and they know the Kondon people will gladly live i:p to thU oiler "tiiiarter back if not wjrth a dollar." Address MINNLAPOLI5. MINN. JOHN A. PERL ! UNDERTAKE! ! I-mly Awtsinnr " h S. lUIU'l.KTT Phone M. 4i nd 47J-1 AutomoMlo Itr Ftrvtc. tmuioc Ikrilei. I'trour, I.UXIMI.V. Jan. '.'.'.--'Icruian rc joieiii" over Ihe exploits of the com merce raider iu the south Atlantic is unbounded, aceordinir to :u Amster dam dispatch to the Times. Captain I'ersius the (.Icruian naval critic, writ- -in;: in the Taeblatt. recalls that j when ticriiinn destroyers "carried out attacks iu ihe Kn;ili-li i hannel uiul , at the mouth of the Thames iu - tober and November, Arthur liallolir. ' then secretary of the navy, a arcd tlie huuse of common- t lint Ihe llrit- ish i-uard ser ice would he so careful ! in the future that the Cicrinaiis would i never venture to amlertake such dan- ; vermis e.ieditioi!s ai;ain." Captain I'er-iu- says that Sir I'd-j ward Carson has been unable to jus-1 tily Mr. lialfour's assertion, and ; maintains that "German I i; 1 1 1 forces havc.mndc several attacks in Uritish; waters and the Moewe the second, a Ijijr above water ship, successfully passed the liritish advance -nurd and reached the Atalautie. The Times correspondent says that the ehief of the (ierman admiralty j staff, when eonj;ratulatin Lieutenant i Uadewil, the prize i ouuiuiuder of the Vnrroicihili, iisLeil ulielbee II ili.l in. I I seem a tickli-h iob to take eiiarire ofi A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes Most Women Can Have . Says Dr, Edwards, a Well-Known Ohio Physician Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. During these years he gave to his patients a prescription made ot a few well-known vegetable ingredi ents mixed with olive oil. naming them Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablet?, you will know them by their olive color. - These tablets arc wonder-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause a nor mal action, carrying oft the waste and poisonous matter in one's system. If you have a pale face, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, coated tontrue. bead aches, a listless, no-cood feeling, all out of sorts, inactive bowels, yon take one of Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets nightly for a time and note the pleasing results. Thousands of women as well as men take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets the successful substitute fT calomel now and then jut to keep in the pink of con dition. 10c and 25c per box. All druggists. n i A 3 TJi.-re M.ini.l V 11.1 hi end "lie iii"lt"-. V.. i j.n.! I en Inm in m in, h iui-ii m;;si cilli r-ii. l-1 ai: v. I i,,,,,, -III,'! ,1 1... IMiI'li i ll ''"'I 'I' ".l. I ,! !" I'" lui'.i.i s . .,, ,,;. i-i tun p.ir. -pel ,,1-i-oncrs with sneli a small eiew. Lieutenant Ladewit. answered that I be h;oi h t his pi i-oiieis move about ! I 1... si I 1 I I il III freely ami i -aicri-ii n - safe' a- loir.: a " I''"' l''-'."J- lie ,1-,, -aul that feeilill" the pris oners was ca-y, ,...n-i.U-rii.)f Hie eir cuaislalices. ' Insist Upon Home Products THESE GOODS ABRADE I tTHY ROGUE mVER VALLEY- Billings Carriage ; " ' " . ,.. . If goml little plgS VOU 11 UG i nnnli nioni. And drink your milk and cat your corn, You'll soon grow into that delectable fillllC Of having "AC01.X" Hams and r.iiixm tV vour name. INDEPENDENT MARKET "Around the Corner" OUR SERVICE STATION For Telephone S90 GALVANIZED TANKS OIL AND WATER and IRRIGATING PIPE Go to J. A. SMITH, . '38 aduif) 'Ji 831 - - - 'T.. o int dread Line Who's in the Bread line, in !nc hi ii,,. . ;i: ., c i i,,,, ,. . ''!' "'!'' I" "' ''u.i-i I., i : Ti!,- I... !.,. i ..,. i (ill U:,lii-nv ., ' ,,- . i .,, ii'Uiuir.lv can ' ll.'Mlisli i li li i.lke STRENS!THN5 FHNY CH1LBSEH kdi'.m i, i:i:moiii;i, oh tut iti:M.Ki:. auto bodies with skill, promptnei and artistic appreciation. So, w ' matter what aeeident or time hu done to your car or how you wanttbi body changed, send it hero when work we have done for others canbi ' taken as a Riiarnnleo that, our r- ; vices to you will be satisfactory. Wo also do all kinds ot blacksmith. Ins. and Auto Works .1 ROGUE RIVERj , AND L point pc' i Patronize tlie InsuuitiKt !!,., ir.oel.niiL. ilm T.nVWcl llliiu 1 il 111 I l I ur nil. JJiiig'.' P:,vr,ill in Arodfnrd The Medford Printing Co. T in T?nt;t Krm iiiwd .11 Plant in Oregon Outside t l-'ortland - t- i Line? M.t i v t,,ii- did niir ii hi'Mk i . that aiiiiallin-- "I the hi- i-;lv I- lc in'i" .,,ve this iifi.lilem. In.iu-'V ,,., jc ,, srll, V t" 9 H 10 Au;Ubranp li. !0 '. s -v s mi iiiniiey iii i.ur hunii' tmin there '" I.I .1 it- I V li. Let Mm
