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Newspaper Page TextyrrcpFOTrn irnTj TRTvmrw im)vonTi, ' ovT.aors, tttttrrday, jttxtc 7, mil LOVE LETTERS TO CONVICTS SENT BY JOL1ET, 111., June 7. niotlng In1 the Illinois state penitentiary, attrib uted by some- officials to nn "over dose of the honor system," will result In a radical revision or perhaps the abolition of honor privileges within tho prison. A. L. Bowen, acting warden, said today that among Hie things which will bo forbidden aro indiscriminate; correspondence with women and visits from women not relatives or the pris oners, i Demoralized Discipline. To prove that correspondence with (fivomen on tho outside had done much to demoralize prison discipline, Wat den I3oweu mndo public excerpts from letters received at the prison and con fiscated by tho authorities. They were from, women who had been put in communication with prisoners thru a 'league organized for uplift work. The women varied in ages from seventy to fifteen. "I fell asleep and dreamed of my hero you," wrote ono woman. "The dream was really a continuation of my thoughts; love's sweet dream." "Tell mo my lotlcrs make you hap py, or I shall squeeze you till you squeal Oh, you baby" was the mes sage to another convict. Apparently some of the women bad more than one correspondent, but whether In different prisons was not made clear, i Had Several on Siring. "I have a counterfeiter on my list, a kid about twenty, but somo smart kid and sweet boy," said one letter. "But don't got Jealous, he's 1n for two joara longer than you aro and you xn't ever moot." (Warden Bowen said the letters came from all parts of the United States and from all degrees of social rank. Ono woman's stationery was elaborately crested. It was the order curtailing the correspondence and visiting privileges, which precipitated tho recent prison revolt, in which one man was killed. STEADY GAIN IN EXPORTS OF F000 . WASHINGTON", .June 7. Steady Riiins in American food exports which fell off willi (ho beginning- of Ger many's unrestricted submarine war fare, are now reported. Food ship ments in April reached a tolal value of $!)8,0OO,0On against .fS 1,011(1,000 in March anil .f 07,000,1)00 in February, 'icir total in April' was only $7,li0(l, 0011 less than in January, (lie coun try's record inonlh. lirondstulTs shipments in April amounted to .$"8,"on,000 which was H'),0(IO,000 more than in March; .$18,1)00,000 more than in February and only $ l.'iOII.OOO less than in Jan uary. Meal exports in April were valued at .f.!7,(IOO.OOO against .I0, - 000,000 in March: .$7,0011,000 in Fcb ruary, and .$10,000,000 in January. Cotton seed oil exports of nearly .$1,000,000 in April were the heaviest since the war began. IVBW HAVKM, Conn., Juno 7. A Hccrce ordering tho sale of tho homes of 140 workmen in Danbury, Bethel and Norwalk to satisfy the Judgment in the Danbury hatters caso was sign ed by Judgo K. S. Thomas of the Uni ted States district court today. The sales will begin July 1(1 and continue until August 9. Tho plaintiffs arc 1). E. Loewo & Company, who brought suit against a union boycott of the product of their hat factory. The Judgment was for $252,130 damages. Nearly $ii0,00ti has already been paid on account, hut the accumulation of Interest accounts Is such that about $250,0110 Is still due. There are 1.10 pieces of property in Uanhury and Bethel and ten In Norwalk. WAR BUDGE! Bill WASIIIN'tiTl'X. June 7. T lie hou-e today rejected Hie confcicncc ri invt ,,a the :!.'JS1 .-J! l.ii II war bud get bill heemxe of a .f.i.dllii.iilMI np prnpriation iiweited by t hf senate for Hie purclia-.e of the ol.l .Tauie-tmvn t-xpoi inn vile and buildiii',--, an I the 10,000 VETERANS MARCH IN PARADE o PAST PRESIDENT WASHINGTON', June 7. Ten thousand Confederate veterans, rem nants of the host, thai stormed Hie sates of tho capital more than fit) years ago, marched up Pennsylvania avenue today in review before Presi dent Wilson. The batlle scarred stars and bars mingled with the slars and stripes in symbol of a reunited country; a guitrd of honor of Grand Anny veterans es corted Ihe Confederates, and march ing as a rear gunrd were 2r10 men of Ihe officers' reserve training camp at Fori MVcr. President Wilson was on the re viewing stand for morn than two hours and in spile of a heavy shower that came up toward the end, he staved until the last man had passed I'.V. "We'll go lo France or anywhere you want to send us,'' cried one iiarty of Veterans. Another coinpanv shout ed: "Call on us if the hoys can't .In it." A sign thai atliaclcd the nllcutiiiin of the presideitl read in Ictlcrs two feet high: "Damn an American who ain't for his eounlry, right or wrong1."' ' PA I! IS, June (i. 'The socialist conference at Stockholm, without the participation of American, Italian and French delegates, will lose a great part of its prestige," says Jules Cambon, general secretary to the min ister of foreign affairs today. It wil not have the practical cliai-nete,- it: organizers expect. Wo appreciate Hint Ihe United Stales has shown by its refusal to provide socialist dele gales wilh passports Hint the great est democracy in the world will not consent lo tolerate that any pnrly should substitute itself for the regu lar government of the country.'' "The news of the enthusiasm with which Ihe Americans celebrated Jinn ii and the refums fro nithe registra tion," said M". Cnmlion, "has been re ceived wit Ii the greatest satisfaction by Frenchmen." . t t ARRESTED WASHINGTON. Juno 7. Reports to tho department of justico today said 110 members of the Industrial Workers of tho World had been ar rested at Uockford, Freeport and Bel- vldere, Illinois, for refusal to obey the draft registration law. Oilier ar rests announced by tho department include nine negroes at Chicago who liavo fled from (ireenville, Mississippi to cscapo draft; seven In St. Louis, ono each at Scranton, Pa., and Bris tol. Conn., and several at Clary, Ind All were charged with willful refusal to register. NERVOUS WOMEN I It's The Same Everywhere In Oregon, rortlnnd, Oregon. ''I was for Rix montns tmunieu with nervousness, (- and tiio doctor r said I had ill: f o n s a ui p t i o n , Through tho ad vice ot a friend 1 took Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip tion and was com pletely cured. I nm now in middle lifo and am in cood liealih." Mrp. O. W. Matiiis, 47i E. Sth St.,K. Hr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is nnd has hern for nearly 60 years just the medicine that every woman needs when l.as.'inK through the chntiRinf; for its inprcdients ore pniiU-d fn the wrnpper; it's n temperance medicine. Not only does it build up the entire svstem and make it strong and vigor ous enough to witlmtnnd the organic disturbances, hut it has a quieting effect upon the feminine organism that reduces the distress to a minimum. For onv womanly ailment, diecase or complaint, no matter of how long (landing, we advise anxious women to get I'r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, in cither liquid or tablet form, 1 THIS BOOK EXPLAINS. If toii will end three dimes or MJimp", to pay for wrapplm? and mallliie and piiclowi this nuilw, iwtor Pierce ;f tho Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo . wl" s. nd you a revled copy of his Common !cne M"dlcal Advi-r. in cloth binding 1 pjgi-s, with cilor plat.-s. .1 -. what you nc-.! In nwi of slcknesi or ccldcnl. TresH of Phy?loluiry, All- 'if5 UNITED STATES T WASHINGTON1, June 7. Six-rotary Lansing today most emphati cally denied published reports in the Chinese press Hint tho United States was supporting tho revolutionary movement there and had even fur nished fluids for it. lie said ho had not idea upon what the charges were based, but that he deplored them for creating a false impression of this country's good will towards China. It isthouglit possible, however, that Hie Chinese press may have become confused over the attitude of Minis ter Ileinsch in Peking. Reports have come from there that ho was very instrumental in inducing tho Chinese government to follow (his eounlry in severing relations with Germany and that resentment liad been created against dim in certain pro-German and nnti-governmeiit (innrlers. COURT HOUSE REPORT Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Fir Sta. , Marriage Licenses. Win. C. Hooker and Carolyn linn son. Jefferson I). Kendall and Alice F. Ilanly. Isaac Petennnn and Aim ti Wyland. If. ('. Yost and Irene A. Denzer. James G. Perdue and Grace Itutti Iioardman. ' J Thorlief L. Anderson nnd Effio V. Ossiuan. Circuit Court. State vs. Thos. Mi-Andrews. W. J. Gregrv vs. Margaret Holmes et al. To quiet title. J. O. Iirndbury vs. Augusta Brad bury. Divorce. Anlo Penwell vs. Coyle Johnson ct al. Summons. Harriet W. Graham vs. Annie P. Crnndell ct nl. Summons. Fred Hell vs. Alary F. Gage ct al Answer nnd cross complaint. N. N. Davis vs. W. If. Singler. Judg incut ; cost bill. Claude K. Lund vs. J. P. It inker. Amended complaint. N. A. Richards vs. Win. J. Itussell. Confirmation of sale. Prolinto Court. Gust. Kygren estate. Admitted to probate. William Fowler estate. Final ac count. W. S. Goudy estate. Order lo sell bonds. Robert lturch estale. Adminislra tor's bond. Morritt Pi-llinger estate. Petition order. Anna Nygren et nl minors (estate.) Appointment of appraisers; bond of guardian.. Caroline E. Lee eslale. Order ex fending lime. Joint T. 0. Nash eslale. Inventory and appraisement. PATRIOTIC CELEBRATION PORTLAND, ORE. June 13, 14, 151917 Tliis iiiiniiii! cvcnl will lie mic of flic trrc.'ifcsl pat rinl ii- cclc ld'ittitins ever held in the l'aeifie Xorf liwesl. Come, join in and return homo a happier and truer American. Low Round Trip Fares On Salt; June 12, II. K'elurti Limit dune lHlli. Ask your local ay,eiif for infoniiaf ion. , ., .. John M. Scot r, (ieneral I'asscnei' Aenl, . ' J'oitland, Ore. SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES Have WASHINGTON, Juno 7. The pro test, or ".round robin,' signed by ISO patients aboard tho navy hospital ship Solace, charging mlstroatmcnt by tho medical officers, "rests on gossip and hearsay," according to tho report of tho civilian commission sent to tho flcot by Secretary Daniels to Investi gate conditions. After Interviewing moro than J 00 men who wero aboard tho ship during tho period covered by tho complaint. tho commission, composed of Dr. Wll lam II. Welch, Johns Hopkins Univer sity, nnd Dr. Abraham Flcxner nnd Nathan Strauss of New York, report ed that: "Tho general testimony Is to tho effect that they received what they wanted, need and asked for. Thcro was, in our Judgment, no lack of kindness and intelligent care on tho part of Dr. Blackwood, commanding tho Solace, and his assistants. They wero dealing thruout tho month of May with an unprecedented emergen cy and lu handling it. they acquitted themselves admirably." The report assorted that tho medi cal personnel in charge of tho fleet's hospital ship aro "entitled to the highest praise for their devoted and untiring efforts and for tho success they achieved under extremely diffi cult conditions." Quick Acceleration , That's the medium boiling points in Red Crown the middle links of the continuous chain low boiling points for easy starting, : medium boiling points for quick and 'smooth acceleration, high boiling points foe power and mileage. Ts a product of straight distillation, a real " refinery gasoline not a mixture having the correct boiling points in a continuous unbroken chain. Be sure and get Fed Crown7At dealers -i everywhere and Standard Service Stations., STANDARD OIL COMPANY .CALiroRKlAI ELEVENTH ANNUAL Rose Festival AT you bought your Liberty Bonds? TWO CENT STAMP WASHINGTON, June 7. A- new tax of two cents on all bank checks and drafts over $5, expected to raise about $1,500,000 ill revenues, was added to tho war tax bill today by tho seaato fiuanco committee. Tho committee also struck out all house tnxes on dues of social, athletic and sporting clubs from which $10, 0(10,000 lit revenue was expected. The new taxes on hank checks of moro than $.1 would bo payable by stamps affixed by tho drawer. Other documentary stamp (axes ap proved by tho committee wero on bonds except Indemnity nnd surety bonds which wero cxcnipled, capital stock, sales and transfers, and sales on produce exchanges. Tho house tnx on club duos of ten per cent was struct! out with tho un derstanding that some olher form of tnx may bo later Imposed, E RESTRICT! WASHINGTON, Juno 7. Tho federal-trade commission today Issued an order requiring tho A. B. Dick com pany of Chicago to ceaso placing li censing restrictions on Its mlmo-rj graphs, requiring purchasers to uso only certain supplies manufactured by tho Dick company or ono of Its subsidiaries. The caso had been pend ing tor somo time before tho commis sion, i iliW points fcr power aj for quick and smosfll leraHon f LcwtbMIbiritf for ea? starting' TjrK!.JtuM)jti;n;r--wviB.ara z CHICHESTER S PILLS wi' vrrtiSl ; . ,iV",lr"::r." "nmona 1 1 run if. t :,,,rs Mlei1 wl,h ,liu Kiiu.ii, TM liVl luUo no uthrr. Huy of i.imf SOID BV DRLGGISTS EVIRYttHLRE I-X)Il SAI.K LIVESTOCK -Xill SALIC Kresh Jersey cow, blood ed stock. Phono 500-Iti. 71 l'Olt 8AI.E Very good family horse. anoni j iiiii pounds. Huk;;v nnd harness, ?7Ti. Address Id.,' Mali Tribune. tin l-'Olt SAI.K Two cows, ono just fresh. Phono 200. (it) I-'Oll SAI.K Thorouiihhred Duroc pins, weight on May 31, 47 pounds. Aro S weeks on Jnuo 3. Papers will bo furnished with piKS. Price $15 each. Phono 5711(1. 07 l-'Olt SAM-: Team of horses, harness and wnson. Oood condition. Call at 244 South (irapo Street. OS FOR SAI.K MlfiClCLLAXKOUS l'Olt SAI, 1-5 Churn $t, scales $2.50. telephone $", block and tackle $4, no-Kullon gasoline tank $ I. 50 foot chicken wire J2.50, oak bedroom set $10, Iron bed and springs $3.50, drawing board $1.50. shovels Bile, new spring cot $2. oil heater 50c, baby buggy $3, stovo pipe, Baby ('.rand piano $225. Phone G2-.I. UU FOR SAI.B Onc-fonrth enn nrsonnto of load, good quality. $1. S20 Da kola avenue. CO I-'Oll SALE Furniture. Phono C72- W. I OS FOR SALM Household furniture. 07 207 South Cottago St. FOR SALE Wood ranKO, gas rauRO, Knsoline tank, furnltiiro, roll-top dosk, house for rent. E. J. Stewart, north end of North Oakdale, G8 FOR SALE Votch hay, Wilson ranch just west ot Central Point, $10 per ton In field. Phone G00-J-4. 71 WAXTED About 400 second-hand potato and Rrnln sacks. Cash. Phono 170 or lti:!-.T. or call at 211 aamott-Corcy UnildlnB. 09 FOR SALE For cash only, 1917 Ford Conpelot, has been driven only 2500 miles, is in perfect con dition, has new Pennsylvania tires nil round. Caro wired for storaRO battery lights. Phono or sco E. J. Nodd, Union Meat Company. 09 FOR SALE Cheap, perfectly new isas ranfio. Phono S1G-W. 00 FOR SALE Alfalfa hay, $10 per ton in field. W. K. Parker, l'hono 19X1, Central Point. 09 FOR SALE flooseberries. Phono 105, or write C. C. Pierce, Mcdford. (I FOR SALE Fiirnlliiro and lent, and a liiruo lent. Call lit 241 South tlrapo Street. 08 FOR SALE Practically new piano; terms. 4 12 South Oukdalo. Phone 497-Y. 0' FOR SiVLE KEAIj ICSTATH FOR SALE Farming land, fruit land, stock rnnchns, timber land, from $10 per aero up, on lonK timo, easy payments. Address Gold Hay Kcalty Co. FOR SALE Or trade, Ihrce-fourtlis aero on Pacific, highway, opposllo school in Central Point: lenced; five-room cottago with porch; good barn; hen-hniise; woodshod, city water. A bargain, A. M. Clark Central Point.. ON FOR SALE Ranch of 13:1 acres on Rogue River at froo ferry, cheap on easy terms. Hotel and rved barns In Eagln Point for sale or rent. Ilouso, Tour lots in Phoenix, Ore gon. .1. F. Zlninicrloo. Euslo Point, Oregon. II ELP WA XTUn MA MO VA.TI0I Thinners nl Mlravlsln or chard, with or without board Phone 5U7-.I2. ' WANTED Oood reliable garage man or experienced car washer. Valley (larago. (VAiNTIOI) 100 thlnnorB. Apply Hard well Fruit company. ' fl.B.- WILL III-'. OIVUX To each of several schoolboys who lip ply for work lu delivering The Satur day Evening post to customers, unij scbonlhovs clean, gentlemanly and ambliloiis need apply. The $1.25 is In addition to liberal rush profits and many other advantages. Apply to C. A. DeS'oi-, lis West Jlalll Street Mcdford. Oregon. W.ANTKI) MISCEI.I.AXEOI'S WiA.XTEIi Thorohred Alrcdalo male iiui.ny. l'hono ii 1 2. OS WA.XTIOD-wtock to pasture. Write W. .1. All.ins, Talent, Oregon, 71 WANTED -Srcoiid-haliil gas engine 4 or 0 h. p. Holph Philips, o2S N 'Itlveralde. Pllollu :i!l-U. 09 WAN'TIOD Sccond-iiiind range. Slate make, size, coinllti.."i, pruu. h. I II., Mall Tribune. ' WAiNTED - To i-xcliiiiicn my apart ment house at 222 South Holly Hu ll well located modi rn bunciihuv Wltll Sleeping orru ami gai.n;.-. i;:m WANTED To buy t" Hccolld-baiid blcjcles. Phone 2.SS-.L ' WAXTED Wiciiiim el. anlng. II. A, Wvsong. Phone 2S2, Jm-lii-oiivillc. si WANTED A good homo is offered In returned lor houM-kecping sei v Ito and coinpailloio-hlp to a hldv Protestant perfern-il. Address IV O. Ilox, Mr. M. M. Cool.aey, Ceil trnl Point. Oregon. iii WANTED Prlng in your eggs nnd Poultry. Wo pay casB. ileuiorii Poultry nnd Egg Co. lli:i.I V. TI-lh l-'KMA IfM WANT 10 II- - Woman In ivx.lt fur small crew on ;;raiu l'am:ll. 1:i. 15, Mail Tribune. 74 WAXTH1) SITr.lTIDXS WAVI'KII- -Position by man ami wifn with experi'-nce, on orchard, i'.ox 2!). Mail Tribune. 70 WA'XTHH l!v nuiUlle-r:-;.-d woman, housekeeping in small family; wilt caro for Invalid. Uox i. M., Mai! Tribune. 07 VANTKI Position ns lioiisckeeper for Ihe summer h- ifliablo lutly in 'Sledl'ord. Ilox 10, Mall Tribune. FI'11XIS1II0I APAISTM I0VTS l-'Olt HUNT- l-'iirnlshed Apt. siiinuu-r rates. Tho liei-ben. I'linuo ,3S-K. FOIl KKNT One completely furnish, ed nparlinent nt Hotel Holland. l'Olt ItlONT TKH'SKS I-'Oll HUNT. .Modem liiingalow, bard wood floor, fireplace, biiill-ia side board, five-room. (!. S. Ash, 737 V. .InekHon. l'hono SN7-U 0'.i 'OR KENT Nicely furnished mod ern ii-rooin house. Piano, sleeping porch and shade. Phono 9F22. -'OR RENT Modern furnished hous3 keeping rooms, 315 North IJartlett. Phono ll.riS-lt. "OR RENT Modern five-room houso and garage. Phono 370-W. FOR ItKXT Six-room modern bun galow, east front, fine shade; rango connected. Phono 4SS-X. i'OR RUNT Furnished and unfur- iilshed houses. Kmpioymeiu Agen cy. M. A. Rader. 123 Knst. Main. MONEY It) I.OAX MONIOY TO LOAN From $ 1000 to $5000 on hand to loan at i per cent, on good farm security. Earl Tumy, 210 (larnett-Corey lildg. tf MONEY TO LOAN Money to loan on Mcdford property, l-.asy month ly payments. Seo D. It. Wood. TO LOAN $1000 to $10.0011 oa first clnsa ranch property. J. W. Wake, field, tho firo insuram-o man, 107 East Main street. HI BUSINESS imtrccTOHY Accountant. E. M. WILSON Certified Public Ac countant, room 4 11, M. F. 4s 11. Will?., Mcdford, Oregon. Austo Supplies iiATIER AUTO SPR1NO CO. W nro operallng tho largest, oldest and I lost equipped plant In tho Vt clflo northwest. Uso our springs when others full. Sold under writ ten guarantee. 3 1 North Fifteenth St., Portland, Ore. Attorneys PORTER J. NF.FF Attorney at Uw, rooms 8 nnd 9, Moilford National llnnk Pudding. A. R UE A M ES Lawyer. Gainetfr Corey bhlg. Collections COLLECTIONS AND REPORTS W collected some accounts 1 1 yeni-g old. Wo know bow to gel th money. Tho llullock Mercantile Agenev, Inc., Rooms 1, 2, 3. i!as kins' Illilg., 210 E. Main at, Dentists mtTTr'iriiTiTv lcln Clothing Storo In rooms for-, mnrlv occuplud by Dr. Jones. Phono 692-Y. EnglniH-r nnd Contractor FltlOD N. CIIVMINOS lOnglueiT and contractor, 404 M. F. II. Illii(?, Surveys, eiiliinales, Irrlgallon drain ago, orchard and land luiprinemeuC iurb.ago OAKIIAC.IO f lot your premium cleaned up for th sum mi r. Call on tho oily garbage wair-mo f(tw good service. Phono S7I L. Y. Allen. Iil'trin tlou lu Music FRKD ALTON' 1IAK1I1 f Tenc-her o piano and harmouv. llaigbt Mu;-I(j Studio, 401 tiarnetl t'oiuy Tlilg , Phone 72. Itisiiranco EARL S. TUMY (leiK-ral Immunol office, Flro, Automoblin, Aceideni, Liability, Plaio Glass. Confra.-J and Surety lionds. Excellent cm panics, gooil local servico. M.i. 21 Oanielt Corey lll,g. Physicians and ui;T"--ni DR. W. W. iroWAttO (itlilj physiclnn. S:( tiarni-tt i' , cv b-i,;d-li. it. I'linnn i::ii. DR. .1. J. EMM IONS PflV.Wi I.,., Blllgoon. l'ra-tho lliult - I cyn, ear, no. and tbr.nt. I -. i s -ict-tlflc-tlly tei.leil nad -u i t - Idled. Oculist lin-l Ail:: I (. : P. 11. R. Co. Offices M. I'. v. 0 Co. bids., oppor.lta P. O. p-i-i.o .:7. lVlnfcis nnd I'ald' ': -;-s .MI-.DI-'OHD PlilM IMl i ll,, I . h i;,, hc.il eMil ,1 p.-!ri:if : ulii o 111 Houlhein Oregon; llc,i; tiiadinlr, loose leaf l-lrers, billing vifeiil, etc, Portland priced. 7 Nirth Kir at. Transfer KAl.'S TRANSI l-.!l fi f. J'l.lU V(!:ij i-o. ... .