Medford mail tribune., March 28, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

' jMEDrORD MATT) TRTrT7NE MEDFORD, OREfiON, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 28. 1017.
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IS SET FORTH AT
PATRIOTIC MEET
If patriotic spirit continues to rise
throughout I 'lit riot Ic Wuek as It did
the first two duvs, a Hilly Sunday
tabernacle will he needed to accomo
date the crowds at the patriotic meet
ing to ho held at the Nutalorlum next
Saturday night.
I.ast night scores of people wore
turned uway from the Pago theater,
the scone of tho first patriotic rally
of the week, Krom the orchestra pit
to the top-most gallery row. the the
ater was jammed.
Four short tallis on patriotic lines
wero given, Interpolated by the sing
lug of national anthems hy tho audi
cnco nnd selections by tho .Mcdford
choral society and by (ieorgo And'
rews, leader of the society.
Mayor C.-E. dates presided at the
meeting and spoke briefly urging sup
port of the Moilford chapter of the
Amorlcan Ued Cross of which Mr.
Gates Is local chairman. The Hoguc
HLver valley should furnish at least
tiOO members, stated Mr. dates, who
will assist hi providing hospital sup
plies for use lu case of hostilities.
Dr. It. (I. IMvIs, II. H. N. also urged
support of tho Ued Cross and told uf
tho benorils coming from co-operation
of tho society with the naval and
in II It a ry authorities In time of war
and of great disasters.
Lloutciiund II. C. Krazler, who will
command tho siihmnrlne Nil now be
ing built lit Seattle told of llfo aboard
a submarine, giving u history of the
development of the underwater cruf
and outlined the viiueniblllly of tin
boats. Submarines, he slated, are ex
troniely vuuorahlc, nn ordinary rifle
bulKt being ublo lo pierce their ar
mor. Aoroplanes, light, swift chas
ers nnd destroyers nre tho most ef
fective moans of guarding against de
predation of under water crafts.
Capt. A. J. Vanco of Seventh Co.,
C. A. C. urged young men to Join the
company which hns been depleted by
many members joining the reguhr.'
sorvlco. Tho Oregon Coast Artl'lery
militia, stated Crip In in Vance, scored
tho highest of any gimiiors, regular
or militia In tho United States at tho
praclleo hold lust summer. This fact
shows, ho stated, that tho militia is
not nn untrained bruncli of Hit. ser
vice. Two numbers of tho Moilford Chor
al Society wero well received us was
tho solo "lliiilinrii Krletihlo" by Geo.
Andrews.
Tho sinking of "America" com lii'l
tlcu the program of tho evening.
The following are the members of
Hie Seventh company on the roster
lit tin" beginning' of Pnlriolic week:
'iiil. A. .1. Ynnro; 1st lieul. Klmer
T. l'Ws; '.',1 lieul., llnlhert. S. Deuel;
Jst sergl, Sehlon 1). Hill; supply
nerj,-t., Arthur Powell; sergl., Walter
.1). llrown; sergl., Vielor I), llnnieb
hoii; Horgl,, Dinialil I!. Chase; env.
pornls, (Iril'l'ilh Cnwgill, Sprngue
Keigel, (ieorjie V. Dyer, William
lleveriilge, Ciiillun II. Martin; me
chanics, Adrian M. Hose, Kivclmru
tlnrretsnn ; uiusicinns, Albert I'. Pur
gey, Keiilien V. Close; privalcs, Klherl
Coleman, Hurry II. Daily, Diamond
Khun, Arthur 11. prick, Myrl (lar
llett, ('has. 11. (Intnl. l.owcll (iliiniii,
Joseph T. Ilolnics, l.clunil Hughes,
Andrew Kerr, Daniel II. Lewis, Dnr
rell Mihklt r, Ji.hn P. Moll'att, ( lias.
Murray, I.cIuihI N'ee, Myrnn Powell,
Dewey Pin-din, Duiiiihl Unimiril, Paul
Ifilssrll, Arteilllis Spooncr, Albert
Tnnvll, Win-Ion Vance, Horn
Welch. Miirliu W.ili'e, Pic) York, Pu
geiie (1. Nnriegnn, Unbelt Sliiarl.
Nimies added lo Hie mil TiicmIiij,
JIiiivIi 'J7, 1MI7:
Verne S. While, lioherl I,. WiUon,
Kd M. While.
(1 1 for llie W's. Wluit letle:
will lie nexl 1
Nine reeruils were secured for the
navy reserve "orps in Mcdford toilay.
Dr. Davis and Lieutenant Krn.ier, in
charge of recruiting, will remain in
Hie city with their staff of assist
ants, over tomorrow if interest shown
warantH. (Ireater interest is being
manifested in Med ford than in any
other town they liuve visited, they
slate.
Following is a list of recruits se
cured today.
N. K. Iliimphill, electrician, second
class; .1. C. Murray, printer, first
class; (!. M. I.ooinis, machinist's
mate, second class; A. W. Clark, en
sign; j. V. Cameron, apprentice sea
man; T. T. Merrnnaii, blacksmith;
Kilwiii U. Kdwards, carpenter's mate,
first class; F. A. Powi'll, machinists
male, first class; O. K. Ueynnlds,
macliiiiists mate first class; (i.. F..
Piiidin, hlacksuiilh.
Automobile owners who will lake
purl in the parade Saliii'dnv evening
for tin' wimliip rally of Patriotic
Week lire rriiirtnl lo icpoil lo 'I'.
II. P.. Ilnthawiiv at I'wing's gun slnre
anil to hnie their cars in hue at 'he
Meill'ol'il hold, S. it . -day eiclling at
t;M) sluili. The pMiade starts at
7'A for the Natalurmm. Put mi
American Hag on your car now nnd
linve it there Siiliinlnv eieiiing.
A full ciinimiltec lacehng nl all 1'n
triidie Week cnmmiHce- will be held
ill tho iiiinory I hi- evening nl H
o'clock. A full h-iM'iii-t ri'tinn of
ruiife'O fiuililifc' iH lf given. I
10 GRANTS PASS
Tho Grants Pass chamber of com
merce has extended an Invitation lo
tho Medford commercial club to send
u delegation to one of tho weekly
noon-day luncheons held by tho
Grunts Pass orgnniaztion. These
meetings aro In til neuture of a get
together for tho business men of the
city and according lo Hen Sheldon,
secretary of tho chumber, liavo re
sulted in materially helping tho civic
spirit and work of the city.
Following H13 "Medford Day" af
fair members of the Ashland commer
cial club will bo asked to participate
Ic a similar affair.
In case a delegation attends tho
luncheon at Grants Pass, a return in
vitation will he extended to that body
to enjoy a similar affair In this city.
SEVENTEEN JOIN THE
NAVAL RESERVE CORPS
The following Is a list of the men
who have enrolled In tho naval const
defense resorve from Medford nnd
Ashhind, with ratings:
Ashland
Karl C. Weaver, asst. civil engi
neer; Warwick W. Usshor, asst. pt.,7-
master; Ahrnhum L. Kadcllffo, black
smith; William W. Butler, machin
ist's mato second class; Prncht, Wil
liam, seaman; Perry L. Ashcruft,
machinist's mate, first class; C. W.
Torrance, ship fitter Bccond class;
II. M. Llninger, yeoman first clnss.
Medford
William T. lloverldge, asst. civil
engineer; Albert E. Orr, hospital ap-
prontho first clnss; Carl W. loll
broiiner, chief yeoman; Jay W. Dia
mond, hospital apprentice first class;
Clarenco F. Ilurke, hospital appren
tice first class; Hohert S. Murray,
ship's rook first class; Cecil C. Mur
ray, chief yeoman; Kenneth F. Mur
ray, prlntor first clnss; J. C. Murrny,
printer first clnss; Arclilo It. Fletch
er, electrician first clnss (radio).
Jacksonville
Matthew 1,. Meadows, carpenter's
mute second clnss.
JUAKEZ, Mexico, March 28. Villa
forces were defeated at Mapula, 20
miles south of Chihuahua City, yes
terday afternoon by Carranza troops
In command of General Francisco
Murgulit, accordlsg to unofflciul but
reliable reports received here today
from Chihuahua City. All reportB
of fighting within the city were de
nied today.
Mapaula was the closest point to
which Villa forces penetrated yester
day, It was said. At military head
quarters It was said no messages had
been received from the state capital
today and this was taken as an Indi
cation that there was no fighting In
progress near there. Freight and
express matter is again being sent
south from here.
The defeat of the Villa troops at
Mapaula yesterday, following the
fighting between Mapaula and Tia
chiiuba canyon Sunday and Monday
was believed here to have prevented
Villa from carrying out Mb announc
ed plan of attacking Chihuahua City
with IiIb entire force early today.
An iincomfirmcd report was receiv
ed hero today that General Joaquin
Aiuiira with 4000 troops had arrived
at Chihuahua City from Torrepn to
reinforce General Murgiila.
CANADA TO TAX
TO KONTO, March 28. A head tax
of $S on all travelers entering the
United States from Canada, said to be
under consideration by the dominion
government, was discussed at
a meeting of Canadian railroad offi
cials at Niagara Falls yesterday. Tho
new tax would become effective after
May 1, It Is understood. The money
Is to be refunded on the traveler's
return to Canada,
SALEM, Ore., March 38. An ap
peal for Oregon citizens to "impugn
no man's patriotism until positive he
is not conducting himself as n loyal
American citizen," was issued here
todny by Governor James Withy-
eombe.
"J most earnestly implore the peo
pie of Oregon to refrain from discus
sion of loyalty of any of our citi
Zens," the statement continued. "Un
founded rumors in these strenuous
times may prove extremely disastrous
to the best interests of uny commun
ity. This is a time for sober thought
und guarded words.
"In every heart should be, a fer
vent prayer to Almighty God Hint this
impending crisis may ho averted, but
if it must come we must meet it ns
patriotic American citizens."
FAREWELL CONCERT IN
PARK' NEXT SUNDAY
A farewell concert to Mr. Rowland
will bo given by tho Medford City
band nienibers next Sunday afternoon
ut tho city park. In enso of bad
wonthor, the concert will be held In
doors at some hall, llandmastor Row
liind has been at the head of iho Mod
ford hand Just one year, his contract
expires on April 1st, and unfortun
ately financial conditions In Medford
nre such that it has been decided to
sacrlfico his services, much agnlnst
tho will of tho citizens and the mem
bers of tho Medford band, as well as
the younger ones of the Boys' band
who nre loath to part with him. The
concert next Sunday afternoon will
constitute the fifth and Inst of the
winter series, nnd with the permis
sion of the season ticket holders the
entertainment will be made an open
air one which will also allow tho gen
eral public the opportunity to bid
farewell to Mr. Rowland. Tho Boys'
hand will also perform for the last
time under their lender nnd after the
concert tho bands aro to be massed
and he photographed.
On Monday evening tho members
of the bands will give a farewell ban
quet In honor of tliolr bandmaster
who with Mrs. Rowland will leave for
Scattlo nbout tho middle of tho week.
You Can Make Excellent Cake
with Fewer Eggs
Just use an Additional quantity of Royal Baking
Powder, ubout a teaspoon, in place of each egg
omitted.
This applies equally well to nearly all baked
foods. Try the following recipe according to the
new way:
CREAM LAYER CAKX
Old Way
1 cup 8"r
S cup intlk '
I cupi (lour
2 tritapoims Royal linking Powder
3 eitRS
jH cup aliortenlng
1 UMamun tWvurlng
Now Way
1 cur tuRHr
1 cup milk
1 cupa Hour
4 trMnon Royal nuking INiwJif
1 CRE
t lnblMponna ho Men log
I letiipoon Havering
Mokes 1 Large 2-Laycr Cake
TMRKCTION9 Crram thentignr nnd thorttntng together, then ml tn the egg.
Alter lifting the Hour and Kovat Hahing 1'owUer together two or thrwt time,
uld it all tothe mtature. Oradually add the milk and heat with apoon until
you have a mouth pour hatter. Add the (lavotlng. Pour Intogreaaeil laver cake
Una and 4ka tn a moderately hot oven (or twenlr nilnutee. Thta cake la beat
bakeUtu tww layer. Hut tug ether wtt lie ream tillutg and ap'ead with while Icing
ROYAL
BAKING POWDER
made from Cremn of Tartar, derived from grapes.
No Alum No Phosphate
LOANS TO CITIES
HHRNB, March 28. Porsons who
have arrived here recently from Vien
na report that the Austrian govern
ment, Instead of being pleased at the
result of the recently concluded
Vienna munition loan 1,000,000,000
crowns was subscribed Instead of the
250,000,000 asked was unpleasantly
surprised to learn thot such a ple
thora of money existed, although It
did not make Its nppearunce ou the
occasion of the last war loan. The
authorities wore displeased, these
persons say, that the representative
men of Vienna should have shown so
little confidence in national loans as
to ignore chances to invest in them
CALLED OUT FOR WAR
WASHINGTON", Mureli 28.-Four
additional regiments ut the National
Guard were called into the federal
service toduy by the war department.
They nre the First West Virginia,
Seventy-Fourth New York, Second
Connecticut und Second New Jersey
infantry regiments.
NOTICE TO
SIGKWOMEN
Positive Proof That Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Relieves
Suffering.
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Bridge ton, N. J. " I cannot speak too
highly of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta
ble Compound for
inflammation and
other weaknesses. I
was very irregular
and would have ter
rible pains so that I
could hardly take a
step. Sometimes I
would be so misera
ble that I could not
sweep a room. I
doctored part of the
time but felt ha
change. I later took Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound and soon
felt a change for the better. I took it
until I was in good healthy condition.
I recommend the Pinkham remedies to
all women as I have used them with such
good results." Mrs. Milford T. Cum
minos, 322 Harmony St, Penn's Grove,
N. J. ,
Such testimony should be accepted by
all women as convincing evidence of
the excellence of Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound as a remedy for
the distressing ills of women such as
displacements, inflammation, ulceration,
backache, painful periods, nervousness
and kindred ailments.
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Capital
$100,000
Are You Familiar With
the 1st National Bank?
THEN you should not hesiiate to come
to us with ANY financial or bsulness
- problem for you will find this bank
FULLY EQUIPPED" in Facilities, and
COMPLETELY PREPARED IN Services,
to fulfill your requirements. ' ' ;
No matter where you live in this
community, the 1st Nationul Bank
will servo you efficiently and sub
stantially. Open your account by ' ,
Mail if you cannot cc!!.
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iHationaiBarik
MEDFORD OREGON fi
IfxAV
is more than Shoe Polish
It is composed of wax and oils so combined as
to give a brilliant, lasting shine and to soften and
preserve. the leather.
The ShinoiA Home Set
The handiest, most efficient shoe shining set you
can buy at any price.
Sold at a nominal cost to
StoiioiA users.
FOR HOME, GRIP OR L
AUTOMOBILE
BLACK TAN WHITE
At all Dealers Take no substitute M THE home SET
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MAILORDERS
Out of town people will appreciate
our mail order department, after
giving it a trial. Samples sent on
request, all orders prepaid.
imanitis
TheWoman's Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL
MEDFORD, OREGON
STANDARD PATTERNS
"We have recently installed a Pat
tern Cabinet, which enables us to
give you better service. AVe stock
all sizes from 32 to 44. April De
signe r is here.
Your New
Easter Suit
Easter Is Just Eight Days Away
and if you intend to have a new suit that day, it will
pay you to buy one now.
I Special $25 Suit Sale
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25 brand new suits, just in, by express, consisting of
navy blue serges, black and white checks, gold, green
and apricot poplins and serges, aU,"chic," styles, well
made and nicely lined. These we place on Aftr AA
sale Thursday at the low price of $Z).U"
Petticoat Sale
100 "Fitrite" Petticoats made of
plain and fancy figured Heather
blooms in dark and light col
ors. On sale Thursday lt0
Taffeta Petticoats,, all silk, new
styles, good colors, worth
$:.."0, on sale Thursday, .
Your New
master uoati
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it will nnv vcl tr limr r,in innmiinw n AkAA mA
eaer:iz..:::.i:z..z:.::::z::.:; wm $
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Beautiful new coats in novelty checks, and plain gab- &
ardines, poplins and velours in the new shades of V
grays, blues, greens, reddish tints, tans and
gold. These go on sale Thursday at, each...
SWEATERS-
gold, blue, and green, worth $12.50, on sale
Thui-sday, each
.$2.48
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Some new Fiber Silk Sweaters in
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Just in, our April styles in "Wirthmor waists. t
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New Wirthmor Waists
X2jy only. The best waist in the world C4 A A
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The "Welworth" April styles now
sale. Some nice Tubttilks among them. It
will pay you to see1 the new styles $0 AA
on sale Thursday at $UU
on
Silk Sale
20(H) yards of Fancy Silks in stripes
and plaids, suitable for dresses,
waists and skirts, every yard worth
$2.00 anil some, $2.50. Very
special, yd
$1.69
Corset Special
100 pail's of .lleavy Con
til Corsets, in all sizes,
a good model, worth
69c
$1.00, special
this sale, pair
Dress Goods Special
Ribbons
500 yards all silk Moire
Kibhons in pink, blue
and red for hair bows.
"Worth 25c, sale
price,' a yd
15c
500 yards of Fancy Dress floods, 38 inches
wide in stripes and plaids, suitable for
skirts and suits. On sale Tlmvel-itr
a yard 69C $
Easter Sale of Gloves
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Women 's Fine "White
Kid (iloves, with black
enib. back, worth today
$2.(X on sale j 4 CA
Thursday, pair vw"
"Women's Washable Cham
oisette (iloves in white, natu
ral chamois, brown biscuit antl
black, worth up to $1.00
this, sale pair ,
69c
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Ribbons
500 yards extra wide all
silk ribbons in plain and
fancy figures, worth up i
to 50c sale price 0C t
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