Medford mail tribune., May 18, 1918, Page 8, Image 8

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STORESTOCLOSE COUNTY VOTES
AT THE RIALTO THEATER SUNDAY
WITH STATE AT
I
FOR RED CROSS
"Jhe Jlirinr tftfie itiftnl Ou. "
WHAT 1II
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SAV?
Woman
AND
The Law
SUNDAY!
VIOLA DANA
PARADE MONDAY
RIDAY ELECTION
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Merchants' Association Requests
Closure Between 3 and 4 O'Clock,
Parade Starts Promptly at 3:10
O'Clock, Followed by Band Concert
and Addresses at Park.
In onler that tile Inisim-ss people,
mid the teachers ami children in the
local hehonls may participate in the
bi paraili Monday afternoon in hon
or of "Tin; (Jrcntcst Mother iii titer
World," the American Ht Cross, the
Mcn-linnls association has issued 11
request tliat its inemhen; close their
places of business hctween tiu; hours
of '.I ami 4 p. m. on thai day, and 1hc
schools will march in the parade in
n body.
The parade which, like the annual
eitviiK. poster, promises to he "lug
ger, heltcr, grander Hum ever' stitj-th
prninplly at t. 1 0 p. in. from the cor
ner of Main street and Oakdale ave
nue, moving east on Main street to
Riverside, north on liivcrside to (Jth
street, we-t on (itii to !arllett, south
Mi Karllctt to Main street, eouuter
iuarcliinr on Main street wot to the
bumUtand in the city park.
The parade will he followed iniiue
dinatcly liy a Itaml concert at the cily
park and hy an address in the inter
est of the Ifed Cns drive iy a Cana
dian soldier who has seen actual ser
vice in France.
The various un'iU of the parade will
nsKctnhle not Inter than II o'clock at
the places designated below. The as
sembly points tor the re.-peetive units
lire as follows :
Order of falls.
Main street from Oakdale to Lau
rel : Katlies I lorse (iiwmls, Hand,
lied Cross 1 1 rive committee, (J. A. i.t
Spanish War Vets.
Laurel, from Main street to KH'i
street : l'uhlie schools.
Mistletoe, from Main to 8lh street:
Ministerial association, ,npanee col
ony. Klks, (Jills' Honor tiuard.
Mistletoe, from Hth street to lOtli :
Vntversity club, Wooflmen of the
World, Wed Cross local chapter.
Home tlunrd, Hoy Scouts.
Newtown street from Main to Sth
street: )auhtei-s of American Rev
olution, A. W. Walker Auto company,
I'icrson-Triechlor uto euuipiiiiY,
Valley !nrai:e, C. K. (lale- Auto com
pany, Power Auto company, W. li. Or
Lay company.
Newtown street from Hth to 10th
street ; Privately owned decorated
cms.
(toy Scout on Duty.
Any others dcirimr to participate
will he assigned places if they will
notify Paul M. Janney before noon
Monday, or Parade Marshall ,L W.
I.nwton at (lie parade. Hoy seonl
will he on duty in ult Ihe streets to di
rect participants lo Iheir assembly
places. All nutoinobili's will ap
proach tluir positions from lIMh
street to avoiil contusion.
Mayor dales lui sinned an order
prohibiting the parking of automo
biles on Main street within I lie line of
Inarch from 1:'M) p. in. until alter the
parade.
Successful Candidates On Both Tick- j
ets Win County Gardner and Pur-1
din Win Nominations for County:
Judge, Owens for Commissioner, j
Florey for Clerk and Perl Coroner, j
fackson count v republicans frive
McN'ary n two to otic endorsement
over Stanlield at Kridi.v's primaries
and 11 eoinforlahle imirjiii lo Withy
comhe in it split field. Democrats
voted stroiiirly for Wot as senator
and Pierce for governor. 'J he Votl
was one of the lightest cast in years,
there heinjr little interest and only
nhoid HO per cent ot. the registered
vole. cast.
Cuke carried the county for su
preme court justice. Williams for re
publican central committeeman.
Count v Clerk (1. A. (Jardner is renom
inated for county judye, James Owen
lor commissioner, C. K. Terril! lo;
sheriff, Chauncev Florey for clerk
and ,L A. Perl for coroner.
The democrats nominated lorio
brook for ua(io:..il eominitteeinan. C
Purdiii lor county jude. The lutl
aiice of the ticket was written in and
will not be known until the official
count.
With complete returns from Mi out
of til) prcciucits in Jackson county,
including Med ford and Ashland, the
vote stands as follows:
Hepiittltcan Totals.
Kor national eominitteeinan, Dennis
.".8."), Williams 707.
Kor senator, MeXarv 1 ,-".'L Stan
fiehl ,ViI.
Kor pivifrnor, Anderson UL'.'l, llar
lc" fifi, Moser, Hill, Ol'-otl -i;(l, Simp
son .'till, Withycombe i'A.
Kor coiinly j ihI.lio, Oardncr ti.VJ,
Allen 7:i, Leever, 'A7'2t Taylor X"t.
Kor eommissioncr, Brown IIK'J, Kar
hurt 270. Mi dynski '2K, Owens Hill.
Kor sheriff, Sundry, Mil, Terrill
80.-, Walker (110.
Koi clerk, Klorey 111-, Thonioson
H;t7.
Kor coroner, Perl U l, Weeks 8(i.l.
Democrat te ItesuK.s,
Kor committeeman, liornibrook
Morrow 117.
Kor senator, Khir HO, West ;i'.17.
Kor governor, Pierce 27N, Stark
weather 17il.
Kor county jude, ltorden J1", Da
vis .so, pin-din :nx
It is not likely that missing pre
cincts will change the results.
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WAl'KUiillA, Win., May IS. Dr.
David ltolierts took thn wltncxs stand
today as thn accuser of llnuc l.usk,
on trial chanted with tl'u niurdor ot
Ms wlfo.
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W.WI . . . Kil
"KnpiinKa,' and the cowhay to median who will appear In addition
to Ilryant Washburn tn "Twenty-one" at the Hlalto tomorrow. They
will also appear Monday with the Lee Kiddies in "American Buds."
LEAGUE DECLARES
TO DEFEAT HUNS
the governors' conference. (Mr. Taft
was among the speakers at the regu
lar session of the convention. Touch
ing on delays In machine gun, air
plane and shipbuilding, he said that
things are now speeding up and that
the time was not far distant when
America's war machine would startle
the world.
WILSON'S GREETING
10 FRENCH PEOPLE
I'lllbAHKI.I'llIA, .May IS. As
sembled in a "Win tho War" confer
ence, the League to Enforce I'eaea
today adopted a platform In which it
declared that "until Germany is over
come the paramount and pressing
duty of tho United Slates and the
other free nations with which this
country Is allied, Is to fight with un
conquerable determination for a vic
torious peace."
Tho leaguo'reaffirmcd Its pledge to
make tho world safe by tlio defeat ot
Germany and German militarism, and
to keep the world safo by a leaguo of
nations.
"1'nstinted support" of tho presi-'
dent and lo all others In authority,
"in all measures for victory over the
military power of the kaiser," was
also pledged.
Governors and former governors
representing thlrly-four slates at a! DUBLIN", MayJ7. A proclama
conferenco In Independence hall, hold Hon Issued tonight says a German
in conjunction with tho convention, i plot In Ireland has been discovered,
adopted u resolution pledging them-j In tho proclamation the viceroy, calls
selves to carry the war to a victorious upon nil loyal Irishmen to defeat the
end. to resist all compromise and to conspiracy.
repudiate, all offer.., of peace that will 1
Icavo t.ermany and her allies "un- Highest Duality lewelrv renalrlnc
PAWS, Jhiy.18. On the eve of
the g-rent (!rmiin offensive, says an
oflicinl note issued today, President
Wilson, impious to address a message
to the French lieniile, lias asked one
I of his personal friends, James Ker-!-ney,
(director of the Kraneo-Aineri-Ican
committee on public information)
! to convey the following to them:
j "The people of the United States
nro Imppy to find themselves in tiie
brotherhood of urns with the people
of I'Vunco in u war in which every
man who loves right ought to be
proud lo take pari.'
chastened and unsubdued."
"Tho Issuo Is sharply defined," tho
ri'Hulinion says. "Tho tjvo nations
must by arms enforco a freeman's
peace or liberty will perish from the
earth."
Korincr President Taft presided at
i(eV
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Mall us your wants.
An nudlomo which taxnl (lie Heat
liiK riehy of St, Mark's hall wit
nessed Ihe performance lnl iy, of
"Tho New Minister," juveu under
the auspices of the l.inltiV Aid so
ciety of the first Methodist chtinh.
It a comic or ImmIi'miuo nflaii,
dealtnu with tin selection, reception
and Induction into the ehuivh of a
new minister.
Tho parts wero all taken by local
talent and each was interpreted In
a manner that de.--enen t-pei lal men
tion. The lare audience hc.irttlv en
Joyed Ihe play and t-lonved ilitir ap
preciation ty applause urn! encore;
At t ho cloc, M tjs Ki en- U !-;uu-"Tltu
V. S Ha "
The product ion v as dim ted I s x
.Mr. II. K. .Miller htle Tctrct r
Ktliueadctt wan in diarc ot the inn
hlcal numbers'.
The instrumental music w.m a
Hftblo udjnnct, with .Miss ! lith
Hrooks at Ihe plaint, and Uli ilcine
d I reel Im; fhr nrehenlra.
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tha lain W'llllain Karl lllssun wn
held al I'hocnlv I'rldny. Ilurlal i
In Ihe Phoenix feinelcry. W'm. Karl
Missile was the sou of Win. Itlssuc
who for many years was u resident of
Phoenix bul who now reside at Leb
anon, Ore. The voiing man was
killed Kniurday, May I I Mi, In n saw
mill accident at , dorla, lire.
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