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METVFORD MATH TRIBUNE DFORD. OREGON. WEDNESDAY. MAY 23. 1D17
JOSEPH R. SMITH
OF GRANTS PASS
ASK BANKS TO
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PRESIDENT PLEADS IJOFFRE ARRIVES l). S.
FOR CENSORSHIP SAFELY IN FRANCE ; UNIT
KILLED BY AUTO, I MONEY FOR CROPS; AS WAR NECESSITY
X- ph Ti. m:h r.f Gram Pa,
I'-ran-r ! kr.f'T.n ( hi'-jun itan ar.il
who wa- Veoii in M-o:or2. a
ir:-.Ei!v k:!'rd L: ntht at 30
ti r..i-:j rat oi M""i turc-
WASHINGTON. M.tv 2J.-S.x-r-try
MrA(if m a i-:t-r -rn! ! -vry
lliackrr in iLt run:ry h.i urirvti thai
'tht- bank co their Iiarv u-ward in-.
FROM AMERICA: BY KING GEORGE
x7 rre- PARIS, May 15 Marshal Joffre : IixrH.X. May 2J. The American
dent W V.soa t renewed plea for inC:o-i lad former Premier Viviani arrived at ;m-:k.a ,,;. nndt-r ,.mi,.r,J ,.r Ma-
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cevf;;er censorship Brest last night on thir return from ! ir.r Ham- T ftiviin.r uh-. K
the United States. They reached 1 Kmrland Ia-t vrek, was received bv
.i r.;rtV r:in::r. a fiirf on th-
? r-r.:r.i3 IWt. Jau.t- T. Whit,
vim i- nijin.':i:i-r of the sra en'Any
of Gntrit and who is m th-
cur with Mr. Sciih. - .i.j-rtl withuat
ini'iry.
Thf-y ennvjte from Gtant-
Pas to Ml:"-r.J b-n the accident
wcurni. Tr. M. M. Ihw of (Yr.ini!
I'oiiit -.::iT.:i.t.rje-J at on1, and he
notifird Coroner IVH of thU city. Mr.
Sniith -hoidt-r wa broken, hi? sku'l
tas fra-t ari, ai-o a nnniber of nb.l
r.r.d he i:-taiiud o:her injuria. Thej
n-Tr.jun-; werp lrnrbt ti Meitun, and
mil be 1;-M 1; -re i-trioine word frvtij
Sn.it hs rvi-jtiM1- at Chicago.
Mr. ?n.i:h, who wa- a member of
the M.-!:ii.i Klk wa. m-viv-
tary and tr-a ';r-r and re(ir--iit:i,ive
at intnt- Pa-- of the IM N'urtr I'laiin
H'ddt-rs a--- i.itiwi of Ck'u-npo. lit
is knwn to have a brother reidint:
in Ch;-a2-i.
The di-'a-'d was n prominent
member of the Masonic order in t'hi
eairo. He wiw a mf-mber of Liruoln
Park Kxi-e till A. F. and A. M.. of
Lawn Oiajtr 20. Knynl Anh Ma-son-.
Oriental Corntnandery. S. P. K
S., and Mt-dinah Temple of the My--
tit' Shriner. lie was a member of
the IUinois Comrnereial Men's qo-
eiation aud the (Irniian elub of Chi
cago, and of the Orenn State Motor
a-xMuititin.
i an.
I'The reserve of fH in the world
are low, wrote tlje -rvt.iry. "Your
neeii your M-iritt- and
jy'ur H-oney. You -an do nothinir
jith your nioney more u:"ul than to
jjojin it for icrea.-d arit-wlinral
j rnd'j-tion
An orjan;j:d :.u:v of the vrob
!b:n in each -"nri;:iri:tv i- nrjei and
it 1- (M.mtei! out tftai t.' r h'h -: ut
et-d. laU;-r and hr-- ma-'iine ow-
i er Kates more ui;;-rative ttian t:iia;
! the ne e--ny for larve capital in
farm f:nan-;nff. Ini. term loans
ran be provided !hr"-i.-h the farm
loan 'tem, the !-e-n-t:irv say-, but
the n.ore pre--ii.L drnumd fr j-hort
ere!it h'uld met by Io-al bar.k.
Cri-dit union- and o'ih-.-tive birro
iuii arniniTeiiipnt- an nje-tetl.
sion of
tion in the e-5,docze bill now in eon-.
I to il that the fanner are wta U&rd ,ereac ae" ,,p;a c-&Ta C11-er-i Brest at midnight and are due in Kic? Geonre today at Bnekinham
ru i .ui.u tiweo nOUa aemo-jPiris lonight. palaee. Ambaador Pace pre-ented
crats and republicans today. Demo-) the Vmeri.an-
erat leaders Marted a fight for the I W.SHINGTOV. May 23.-Vtc- Th-. pre.nt included 2o ,ur
censorship amendment and republi- j Premier viriani. Marshal Joffre and -eoa and tiu nur,e of the Fourth
the Frencn mission sailed from New ba-e
iaeir caucss aeci:on yeieraay to op
pose it. Senate sentiment is strongly
hospital, yueen ifary. Prin
TEN BILLIONS OF
WASIlISGTtlK, May 2X Plan
for an a J lied piindiainir Imnrd art
hems' drawn to include pnreha-o-s tor
the American army and navy, e-ti
mated at approximately isl..iMr,00,.
OiH) for the fir-t year of wr. The
plan as tentativt-ly outlined would
plat e a pun-ha-ini; jowrr of npprox
imately slO.oim.iMt.l.OMO a year in the
hand- of a .iu'!e eonimittee.
Indic-atiun are that this tremen
dous pnn-ha-ini: mwt will be v,-t-d
in one man who will have under hi
t'iiiinuand an army of trained exp-rt-fami'iar
with all Amerirjm market-.
Tlie program has proLTe--el to n
staue where of'ieial- hae m mind
the man for the place.
AH the nUie- ill he included in tht
ncoje f t-u eoniini!un under .he
prc-cnt plan, includins Japan. The
international aureement to make the
proL'ram eUV-live ha.- not yet been
eoiic'iided but probably will be read
for the -inatuiv) of the various am
baador within a short time.
NYw h jt-Iation mav be -oti-l.t to
w-t the- co!r.ni:--ion with pomer- not
r.iMYrrrd bv ire-nt laws -o a t
n.ale the expenditure of AnierivaY
war biil Hiri'-ent efficient.
STANDARD OIL RAISES
GASOLINE TWO CENTS
NKW YOJi K. May tZ The Stand
ard Oil eoTrpar.v of Nw York tmla
announce-! an a-!vn-e of to cent? a
M'lon in the :i: of e.idi:.e.
.against the provision,
j President WiUon's letter to ChaJr
! man Webb of the hous judiciary
committee declared it was imperative
to pive the government censorship au
thority over new papers to control
jthe few which might not refrain vol
iuntarily from publishing information
j valuable to the enemy.
"I hare ben very much surprised.
wrote the president, "to find several
;of the public prints staling that the
j administration had abandoned the po
sition which it so distinctly took, and
still holds, that authaority to eier-
icise. censorship over the press to the
j extent thai censorship is embodied in
jthe recent action of the house of rep
'resentatfves is absolutely necessary to
ithe public safety. It, of course, has
inot been abandoned, because the rea
sons still exist why such authority Is
York Tuesday, May 15, unknown ei- j ee-s Maray and the Prince of Wales
cept to a few officials and many Am- s accompanied the kins, who received
erican newspapers who loyally kept
the secret.
On Monday morning. May 14, the
mission returned to Washington from
their tour of the middle west and
east. After farewell visits to Presi
dent Wilson and other American offi
cials the members of the party de
parted late in the afternoon on a spe-
jcial train and reached New York be-
the American? on the terranee.
"It is with the utmost pleasure and
sati-faction that the queen and 3
welcome you here today." said Kinp
Geonre. Ye sreet you as the first
detachment of the American crmy
which has landed on our shores since
your ereat republic resolved to join in
the world stmpide for the ideals of
civilization.
necftssarv for thf nrrlttinn nf m
WASHINGTON. Mav 2.1. The Ration.
number of American- beimr detained " have every confidence that the
in Germany is shuwu by ofiicml rec- ireat majority of the newspapers of
ord- to be greater than was believed. !lhe country will observe a patriotic
The prote-t to IVrlin, sent ve-ter- licence about everythinp whoe pub.
day. thruush Sjiin, was baed on the1,cation oud be of injury, but in ev
-x-ciii,- information rcsardms the de
tention of two American- at Antwerp,
but senerul rerts indicate that
-everal Americans in different part
ery country where there are some per
sons in a position to do the mischief
in this field who cannot be relied
upon and whose Interests or desires
of the territory now controlled by win t0 actions on their part high
German v are beins prevented from'1- dangerous to the nation in the
Ieains- The total number of Am
ericans yet in Germany is abont 300
but it is e-timated perhaps four
fifths have remained voluntarily a
ihev are of Gernmn birth or descend
ed from German parents and are Am
ericans only by naturalization.
About 12tt other Americans, clash
ed as prisoner- of war are held he
cause they were landed in Germany
from fiiw sunk bv -tibuiarines.
midst of a war.
"I want to say again that it seems
to me imperative that publication of
this sort would not be granted."
ALLIES PLAN NEW DRIVE.
(Continued from Page One.)
EIGHTEEN ARRESTED FOR
ANTI-CONSCRIPTION ACTIVITIES
SWF.KTWATF.R. Texas. Mav 23.
E'shtrc.i nun are today beine held ii
jail h.re in connection with the al
iese nnti-conscript ion activities ot
the Fanner and laborers Pntec-
ttive a ociation of America.
"We earritd three li::e of German
trenche- ea-t of Chevrenx uurin; the
nisht. A counter nttack bv the en
emy a sain-1 our new Kitions on
the Cahforr.ie plateau w a- topvd
hy o::r tire, winch inflicted heavy
'(,-f. ,,t tli nltacker. We captur-Ml
l"fi German- of whom eleven were of-:icer-.
"An enemy attack on t!ic Iojh--outhwe-t
of Kparve- was ehecked."
TESTIMONIALS
FOR MEDICINES
Lydia EL Pinkham Medicine
Company Publishes Only
Genuine Ones.
tlritUli Official Hc(wrt.
I.ONlMtN. May 2.1. 'i.a-t ni-ht
the enemy asmn heavily iKusibatdcd
our po-ition on the Ilindenbtir; line
in the neighborhood of linllecourt,"
-ay ft nicy's official statement.
Mtirtrti"!crv repUe-d Mcruiisly. No
K-tde ntt.o i.- develop,-.!.
"We n:ade a i- ce--r,il r:cd eary
thi- n o runs -o.it hea! o;" Ga rdie.
A nun cr of German- w re isu'ed
wnhoin any ca-:a:tie- ;i!m-;ic our
t roop-;.
"We rapt-ircd a f-w pf-..i.( - dur
ns the iiu-ht :i- a n- i t p.ttriO
encounter -.
Alni; Italian Front.
METHOD TO CONTROL FOOD
(Cov.iauM from tageO.e. )
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ir..i haii.ii.- t-M-k i-!,i--i- in 1 rav.
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I The testimonials published by the
Lydia E. "inkhim Medicine Company
come unaolicittrd. Before they are used
t ths Company takes great care to inform
itejf about the writer. Never know-
I ingly, has it published an untruthful
I letter, never is a letu-r published with
out written consent signed by Ihewriter.
I The reason that thousands of women
' from a!l parts of the country write such
i grateful letters is that Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound has brought
health ani happiness into their lives,
once burdened with pain and iUness.
I It has relieved women from some of
the worst forms of female ills, from dis
placements, inr'.ammation, ulceration.
! irregTllanties, nen.'OU5nes, weakness.
: stomach troubles ard from the blues.
It is imp:5ib!e for any woman who
is well in 1 who
has rfver sufTered
to rea:i:e how these
pxr, sutTenrg wo
men feel when re
stored to health;
and their k een desire
to belt) otbr women
who are suSerir.g as Q;'
fore-midnight. Tugs took them to tbe ! "We deeply appreciate this prompt
liner waiting in midstream. The ship j and generou reione to our needs,
sailed out through the harbor guards j It is hara tt ritie of the hummiitr
in the early hours of Tuesday morn-1 and chivalry which have ever been
ing and so well had the plans been 'evinced by the An.eriean imtion that
laid that It was generally supposed in the fir-t a-itam e rendered t lie al
N'ew Vork the liner and her convoy ; lies is in connection with the prufes
were sailing for Hampton Roads tolsi.m of healing arid the work of mcr
take on the French party at the same ' cv.'
place where they landed on coming to j
the 1'nited States. j
The visit of the distinguished '
Frenchmen probably never has been
approached in American history un-;
less it was when LaFayette paid his '
visit to the new republic he had he!p-
ed to bring into being. Probably no
foreign military hero ever was re-)
ceived with such demonstrations as
were given to the marshal of France. )
BANKRUPT!
We Have Just Landed Another
Bankrupt Stock
The goods are here and will be on sale
SATURDAY
Bought for a Song
will be sold at prices you can't
afford to miss
Watch for AdinTomorrovs Paper
That's all today
WILL H. WILSON
Cheapest Store in the West
No foreign statesman has ever stirT
red Americans more deeply than did
the French diplomat by his fiery
speeches.
A Nutritious Diet for AH Ages.
Keep H or lick's Always on Hand
Quick Lunch; Home or Ofoce.
JUST RUN IN
and get me a box of cementles patch
es. The salesman knows what I want
for I always come here, and I never
go out without a supply of them. They
always have the latest things here in
automobile accessories, and I make it
a practice to stop in once a month and
look around whether I need anything
or not. They are glad to see me, too.
C. E. Gates Auto to.
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
GIFTS FOR GRADUATION
Merit Jewelry. Hand Bajrs, Toilet Sets,
llaiulkeivhiefs. Silk L'lKlenvear, Hos
iery, Gloves. Parisian Ivory, Waists,
Petticoats and many other useful gifts
specially priced.
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14-22 X0ETII CENTRAL
MEDFORD. OREGON
MAIL OR EXPRESS PREPAID
HAIR BOW RIBBON
5000 yards Wide All-Silk Hair Bow
Ribbon in tafXma,i;oire, satin and
fancv flo ral designs, wide withs. all
colors, y.dues up to 50c. this OZf
sale, var l uv
WASH GOODS AT MODERATE PRICES
Mere women are buying these fabrics now than at any other time of the year. This can ho accounted for by
the fact that it is to be a Wash Goods Season. In the larrre collection of these materials which we are now
showing are Percales, Ginghams. S.-hool House Cloth. Batistes. Voiles. Sport Suitings and many others in
a wide range of designs and colorings, including stripes, checks and dots. These extremely moderate
prices are greatly responsible for the many yards, we are selling daily.
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Jap Crepes
In stries. plain coloi-s
and plaids, special, yd
25c, 35c
Novelty Voiles
4i) inches wide, in floral designs, polo dots
and blazer stripes, a very good 35c OQr
cloth, for this sale onlv, yard
n ?..a
and
20c
ifrfiiMri.1
I 3
School Day Cloth, special, per
vanl
22c
SCOTCH GINGHAMS
32 inches wide, in stripes, plaids
checks, cheap at 25c, very special,
yard r.:.;...:
SPORT STRIPES, FIGURES AND
PLAIDS
Suitable for outing suits, skirts
and coats, exclusive designs, yard.
PLAIN VOILES
Extra fine quality, in peach, coral, liile
green, pink and yellow, 40 inches Cflr
OUl
39c
wide, special, yard..
Specials from Our Greatest May Sale of White
Handkerchiefs
some all linen,
good 10c quality
special at
3r,-inch Checked
Dimity, suitable
for pajalu;s,
cheap at 25c, for
this sale. -Or
vard lot
3i-ineh Novelty
Skirting, in
piques, jxiplins
and gaberdines.
very spe
cial, vd
White Cambric,
3t inches wide, a
cood In- clot1!.
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48c
very spe
cial, vard.
Auth-.r.re ti.e r--r.-i; rr.-.i: -c; 9t
ul. it t;.e n.iVii .1 .".i.r. ir. i f-l
kirn: four. j M
illhnrii'' t'ne p.--;.1. r.t t.v pr. -' J
il- rv-:r. t) -r. i.n t : ; . -4'C I
What I Your "BIT"?
V T T HETHER IN Airictilturt or Tinan
'V cia! Unit of Patriotic Sfnict it
should also nclurJe th practic ot Thrift.
Judicious Spending, Thoughtful Using and
Careful Savirpg i!l t? found easitr by hte
aid ot a Savinj cror ChrckinQ Account
at ti 1st Natiorjl Eank.
pr.i
ma
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M iff in t':c i: .,r. :
holii lmui'r.
The n.(a- iri i K
power of
thnioiit lt." -::ntry
tate line.
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Capital
$100,000
Resourctj Almost $1,000,000.
Elwood W. Ho!rt arid lot J.wfb; W
of Klamath Fa i n vjuicg In ttti I 1
cHy Viedneaday. I JtJ
UstllaiionaiBank
MEDFORD
OREGON
BBSCZSiS&
Wash Skirts
$1.98
'K. .no t"' Wash Skirts, made of
shrunk linen finish suit-
inir. very sjK-cial. each.
J5c
Embroidery,
good quality,
wide widths,
worth 15c, very
special, Qf
vard ww
each
5c
Val. Lace, in a
large variety of
patterns, up to
15c values.
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Some new Sjiort Wash
and Plain Piques and
dines jut in. these are
fitting kirts. special.
cacii.
Skirts
lal-er-elfect
S1.98
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1 a
special, yd
Wash Waists
i Our celebrated Wirthmor Waists
j many new models, all sizes 36
to 52, some of these waists are
ii.?.-.u;-
ni-ii. ,
1 tit j
worth .2.( always at,
each '
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Fancy Voile Waists, new
els just in. real $3 values.
tor this sale, each .
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Knit Underwear
10c
25c
39c
Wuni.-n's Summer Vests, a verv
cimm! quality. sp-ci;-,l. each
Women's Pine Lisle Vests, all
styl. s. very special, each
Women's Union Suits, all styles,
verv si-c ial. a nit
"Kaysi r's" Italian Silk Underwear
Gloves
1 Gloves
25c
Women's Lisle
in all colors:
very special, pr...
" Kayser's" Chamois
ettc Ciloves, all colm-!;
69c
mod-
$2.48
Muslin Underwear
29c
Com-
69c
e aud
98c
Women's "Dove" Corset Covers
and Drawers, special, each i
Women's Gowns. Corset Covers and Com-
I'liiation Suits, 1.00 values, special
at '
V omen s Gowns. Envleope Chemise aud
i ominnaTion Suits, up to $1.25
values, now. each
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THE BEST GOODS FOR THE PRICE NO MATTE R WHAT THE PRICE, AT MANN'S