Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 27, 1918, Image 5

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Newspaper Page Textf MCTFOTCT) MATL TH TRUNK MFPFOTtP. OT,F.CiON, WEDNESDAY, NOYEMPiET? 27. IMS FAKE AIR FIGHT V 11.1 I 1 If ! a u muvii PAGE FTVTC WIT AND LARiAT ON THE SCREEN ON BATTLE LI WITH THE AMEIt'.C.W AEHIAI. FOitCES IX KHAXCE. Oct. ao. (Correspondence of tho Associated Press.) An air battle between the I bits Gorman biplane and a link',' Frencn spaa wun Lieutenant Kdward V. Klckenbncker, an American ute, in the French machine was utuKul orer an American aerodromo the olhor day for the benefit of an army photographer. The (Jerman machine was a big Hannover which had limit ed w.'thln the American lines because of motor troubles. Tho motion pic tures were made by Captain Edwin II. Cooper In the observer's Beat of an American liberty machine. Lieu tenant Thorne C. Taylor of Chicago was In the pilot's seat of tho Han nover machine. At first Ulckenbacker's Spad and the Gorman biplane were warily cir cling around and around while the Liberty machine encircled both with Captain Cooper grinding the crank of Ills motion picture camera. During the maneuver lilckennacker's ma chlno gun was rattling irerrily while the guns of the German machine also were working vigorously. The machines had worked up to a considerable height and attracted the attention of aviators in nearby aerodiomes-who were not In the secret and who were amazed to see a ' lone German biplane circling over an ! American pursuing group In broad j daylight. Pour big machines from these other camps came over to .ice what It was all about, ready to put : the f'olshing touch to the Gorman ir their help was needed. By signaling thoy wore warned that it was all a ! pmio and they sn.iled away aj-'ain. j Duuiieiiiy uiu vieiiuun unit iiiut- sworved and the figure of a man came hurtling to the ground. A groan went up from the lips of one of the mechanics who had been dele gated to fetch the dummy figure for it had struck tho ground nearly a mile from the field. This ended the fight." 7, 5V.V, m ' m r ..; A, J i" " '.."' I i ' A . y'h.' 1 WliL ROGERS WPPWVI Bin hyde m&m LV-SW TO FIGHT PARAGUAY WARIIIXCiTOX. Nov. 27. The Ai;.-jrlo-ra'i'stine cimnu'iiv, orfc us it is called in I'nlesline, the Jewish bank, is disifluviiiL' ureat ai'tivitv id' laic. In suite of nil the ilil lii'iilties under whii-li the hunk labored in the ilavs of the Turkish rulers, who finally de creed its liiiuiilation. tin nlideiue of the iioiuilulion in the haul; lias re mained unshaken. Since the nc.-n-imtinn of Jnilen. tlie head bank in Jaffa and its branches in Jerusalem, (inzn. and Hebron has resumed their operations. Tho ercilit extended liv tlie Jewish hank has bei'ii an important factor in stinmlatins: liusiness in I lit! Jewish colonies. The lnn:o I'omnicrciitl houses as well as numerous small merchants wen at once able to re sume their Ktrvptinn trade. Manv owners of orange iilautations were able, thanks to the credit extended to them liv the hank, to procure the necessary netrolcum and coal which were placed at their disposal liv the Uritisli loveniment. In all the colo nies of Z'onisls. groups are now lie iiiL' fonmd with the nliject of prn; enrirur lb? neccssnrv materials for planting mil sowinu'. With the credit uiven hv the Jewish hank, il will be possible frieedilv and successfully to carry out (hose tasks. Each d"1' lariie deposits arc r ived liv the bank on liclialf of all kinii of insti tutions as well as private individuals. LAUGHING by He MColdwyn Picture Will He tiote.1 ZlegiVld "Follies" favorite, who wields witticlnias a!o:ig villi 111;-, la.;:o, triumidis in his fir;it aiipearanco in laotion pictures In the name role of "Laughing llilf Hyde." a powerful Ilex Beach Gold wyn pi-o.!ue:i:n, at tho Itlailo tonight and tomorrow. WINTER SETS l!T ii Ai; nAt;i;.. xv. 2.".-- (W t!w As u-'ii'tcil I 'r.'ss.) Winter li;'.s ln'i'.n in (nnr' -t uvrr tho wlm',-; imrtli IMi'-r-i.-'n f:tiiji. AH ilic rivers ;in' iri'l.-iHitHi ;lie i(ilsli iI nun-IpomI-;. v. i;!( !i h:vr !n:i lurtlitccd the A'iHTii'iiii and a'lii'U fn'cs the lin:i. !-;uc he ii inr.Til to williilraw. Ti H(i!slii'Vi::t:-. llOWl'NiT. llI'.VC n ) i tun t t il 1)1 i: nil-; aliinir tin- J'nmt u::tli u!" Uw nllirj anuir-. Ol''.niti(tn- :tn linnifd lu sianiodip arlilliT' ec!:iti:'i'-, hut the li!ho-vi.-t tores an' ri"-,i!nu" lunvv p'in-t'liiwcTneKl-i. Y!h' t'lic-up. v.lii'o Itrinuiirz r-li i' on tin- )vi.:a front, in crcii'is t'.:c duti'ifr on othcr. as the oin-i' iiniiii -.ihlf swrnnK lire now tiozrii, ni;i KiiiLr iM-.ililc lm!n liach 11):' think altin-I -s )v ihv ein-inv. Tho corrospontlf at lias just re ti'.rnod from a trio along the front where he f-mnd a iiieral reversal of the opinion that the ItoNhevikl would not fijrlit. Nc:ar Kadiwh, a fortnight npo. a body of t-dshevik infantry maintained an advance Against strong machine pr.n lire. A Uussian re.-.idrnt in t alt; in with American HoIditTH rt-':'rdin:: thin attack Fairt tlin linu he. il: o. t'in.rs tl.re:ilrn"d thoir laf-a tliat they would he killed the next day i;" ihey railed to ad van co. Tho cold v.1 o i:itcn:;n in isnmo sec tors of tlrt Trnut that the Americana sleep wi.h tlndr ir,a: hir,o rolled in ie hlan'rie's with ihem to nrevent tin wiiter-eooiiiiK.rhamhcra of the PUP!', frc r;:ii'L'. LA l'AZ, Kol'.vlu, Get. SO. (Cor respondence of Associated Press.) Influx of American cuptial Into the central republUa ot South America for tho development of vast areaa of hitherto untouched resources has faine.rt RcUviu e.Td I'aiapu'xy tn awbUou l-.t a iaitt-.ui.m wt tho pjsbl- liHities that lie in the disputed ?one which is known us the Ureal Chnco. Tho boundary line hetween thofcej two republics noci' has been fixed; definitely because of tho wlklnea of I tho country, but both nations huvel been rat 'sf led with going on record! 'as claiming all tho zone and thea ' KoiiiK about their daily business without forcins the i:.se. But now' that preat development companiea from the United Statea nre soekliiR concessions, tho newspa pers and public men are urging that tho old question be brought up for final settlement. The droat C'haro !s a vast area north of Argentina between the Pil comayo and Parnguay rivers. It is claimed by both Bolivia and Para guay, tho both admit that their cla'ms are eo largo that they will have to give up largo ureas in the ii'ial reckoning. For several years Bolivia has been pHpr.ring quietly for tho day of final tietilemerit. no that it Is now In a portion to press the Issue to a-1-vantftge. That country has construct ed a chain of forts at intervals of tv.'c::ty nines. In direct wireless coin-ir.ujih-atlon with I a Paz. put Its army in p" si-r.sion. of the strip aid settle I back to wait for the argument which uc-,v appears to be approaching. :a j4mmM. 7 ian diet, permitted to re-nssemldo ltv tlie Cicrnians, nronoiineed itsrlf uni'ii ininuslv in firir of the re-establishment of an independent lilthnania. it nut into words the hope of every true Lithuanian. One of the new departments of th: future Lithuanian -state, which will he virtually the cfnter of the coping in dependent iMivermnent, was eslahbsh--d at tliis mentimr of the diet. It l;nown ;k Ihe "state eonm-i!" or "tar vba.' Tli:s ''stale coiineil" has under its fcintro! sacli iniportatit maftcrs as public education. reVuinn. f'hrjiee. WASMfJTON. Xov. 27. A m-w , eomniT"!' nnd indn trv. iatice. po ind independent Lithuanian naliori llee, i Since the time of its torm- 1 soon j'ssome its lutsition ntnoni: nlinn, it has 1 cm ratified iudepi ud- 1 wi 1 the natii of t! ! nr('""d Wl is uf Knrnpe. r ot n subjected fnd ni- liaiimn Pi'L'Miii.ation !at". With the I.ilhuan- America. Swcden-nnd K up out entlv and on ii'"itnil : mund bv I.ill) in Ktp-siu. tl'r!;tml. The Fellow who argued with Jim the other night ran up against (he shock of his life, Jim knows tobacco. And before he got through, Jim made the fellow admit that Real Gravely taste3 better and gives, a satis faction you can't get out or ordinary tobacco. A small chew of Gravely lasts so much longer that it costs nothingtextra to chew this class of tobacco. goes furtherthat'i why ynu ran get the gond tntie of this cLsi of tobacct v:!:hwt cztra cost. PEYTON BRAND Real Gravely Chewing Plug each piece packed in a pouch mm iN'KW YORK. Nov. 27. Packages liy the rarload tiro arriving at pier , East lilvor, nnd H"0 mail clerks, assisted hy 150 soldiers, are busy sortinj; the parcels tliat will mean a merry Christmas for every American fighting men In Kran.c. Every package destined for Prance must ko thru this mall station. The packnges are arriving now at an av erage of about 1 mi, iioo a day. Tiie first chip lo carry flirlstmas packages was the Maiiclmria, which sailed November Next Saturday Is the last day Chriati:iaa pai ka,c.i for overseas will bo received. May lo Overccrno by Lydia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable CoiTpound This Letter Proves It. HOOVER Al PARIS . l'.i. " During t::o r. rr.r.rrit i, 1 luive l,i-ri ir. Ij.fl hc.ilUl II.'ir'I'lHiiiil.'i n.'. i li.d sever;,! nl- "' ' . i.i . . Vet.rhihdc!jil: thirty years 1 liavt -en l: 'ii! i:n II v. : I c', r. - fri P .v. : i t.icM of ncrvn-.n .i'u..tration until it Sft'llK d U.l it' ti'.U orirar a in my wlioki Ijmy were worn out. 1 v.-:i.i f.aiily T-rnr..Yd ti try l.v.iiaK. Pnkham'j Vi I'ete Lie t on a:. I it maCn n -.vi.: I v -r: .-,'i nf ; r 1 c .n n .v do : 'I my !' .',if.".vrk v -v -n lo try ' ':; V'e-'et.-.i m C'.vr. : th y I .. fr ri ii.' - :fr.J. I CASH AND CARRY ALL THIS WEEK FROM THE TRU AX STORE f. i in !'!..iii- ?2.80 l!;irlcy I'liiui' '. f;5? Sccdi'd I a is ins, i::i'kitnc 12f S;t i-fli j ics, can 10: S;inr;r.ii:(, can 15 Tn'radics. can 1 r('.' Tens, can .' 1!! Timiikin. can l'ink and Red Means, !i fty f'flV', i'clocrV, :i II). can S5' CnlTcc iii linik, splendid ijnalilies. No lu'llcp values anywlici e. al 20. 5r, '.10? and .?. Ivlc!isi e line nf lldlidav (iunds, made in l S. A. The Truax Company 827 E. Main. Medford. 1 1. I'AUIS. Nov. 27.- i llavas). Hor-j bert C. Hoover. American food oil-1 mlnlstrator, is here and tiikli'K "l with the allies the re-imclltloa of ills- poFahle foodstuffs. 1 lie plan under j ronslderutlon would five food flr.t to the alllc. then to neutrals and then to enninles. Mr. Ilocver desires j that a commission meet at llrusje' to examine (he merits of Clcrinan rc-j quests for food. , , . ' !( w ' i J l-r::t. ! I :i Ik v. v m' ir. i l I-::- ;. 1 . ; i 1.' 1 r. ,1U liv i rr'T 1 1-.: It v- if 7 V.' tst: '-f i v :.. 're-:,,. -. ri-c b isr'- r..'. i i r- r-ird toy. ,h'..'ir.m i.i . T':e r.'e;ii ::. ; :j at yiUi- r-f tin,, rvue. Announcement! '! now hiivo two lints oxpfrifMrfl nttto marlilnlpla who Vnow liow tn riM'air your car. nity niikp, :iml in It rii'ht. AM work eiuir nnli'i j. it:ui:ti try ua you wi.l remain our cUHtoruer, lor our work v.ill In aiI.-rar:tory. The Valley Garage it! 'I'll'" ma ftlucii fo Be Tiiankiul To vear niavks an epoch in historv coincident with our own Tliaiiksivin!;' inmivei'snrv. 'rite world offers thanks for tlie end of the terrible war. We fee uratefiil for our notorial welfare at this t ime, anil desire that everyone will Si:t ml a memorable Tluuiks jviving. ' VE THANK YOU for th e liberal support given this store. Our basineE3 has shown a nice iricrixro, and this has Seen made possible only by the l07aitjr of oi:r patrcn.7. s"' a Our poliev of (iiiitir.ue tnro;i"l e':i i!.c orr bills, and selliie: for cou:its. These two itn::'s d'.'.'in r eosl, Siiiil iht:s w.1 o; us Hid Ciis'a j-rices will We discount all of cash, wi' have no bad nc n h'tir; ways 1ov,':ri!s re ar.' able io mi (.'.a- ioods ovei-lhecoiiDter iVra 'ii I ic li ps. .And i e-n.-nibei1. too. that we are assoi i.ited wiiii a slrou; chain of Guide Kiile stores, which yives i;s iniusual buying jiow store will be close all day Thanksgiving. n er. MM. THANKSGIVING. " WE ARE THANKFUL FOR THE GREAT VICTORY OF THE ALLIED ARMIES AND DECISIVE EITDlG OF THE WORLD WAR. We thank our many tion we will place on salt licnds for their continued patronage and in appreeia , not: over 10 yards to one 'parly. The well known PEARL OUTING FLANNELS ii d (.'ream. Regular Price o.ic; worth on Light and Daik. Fancies, also W'hilt today's market 40c SALE PRICE 29 . HUTCHISON & LUMSDEN We are heat lers These, .' ipiar- or "THE MOST POPULAR GIFT OF ALL" A WRIST WATCH "JOHNSON" The Jeweler BULBS and SWEET PEAS At the Monarch Seed & Feed Co. VII The Flour of Absolute Purity .MO No more mixluri.:s or sub V1LM0 is guaranteed In wheat flour, rawed and Vallev. Ics are necessarv and be strictly all first class made in t be Kngue Kivei' Ii; and v s. on yoi;'r dealer sending you VILMO Flour ill will be pleased. Rogue Valley Mill Co. QUI CHUNG China Herb Stort Herb cure ror earaens, headach. cat a mill, dlpthcrla, lore throeU lung Iron lilo, kiihicy trouble, itomacb troulilo, huurt trouble, chills and (or er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbunclnn, tumors, cracked breast, euros all kinds ot goiters. NO OP KltATI0:9. Medford. Oregon, Jan 13, 1917 TO WHOM IT :!AY CONCERN: This Is to certify that I, the un dnrHli;ncd, bud vory severe stomach trouble and had boon bothered for ornrnl years and last August was not expected to live, and hearing of Oim Chung (whoso Ilorb Store Is at 211 South F.-out at i out, Modfurd) I de cided to gat herbs tor m; stomach trouble, and I stortod to feeling bet ter as soon as I u.ioil them snd today am a well nian and can boartlly rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to co Glm Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON, Witnesses: M, A. An'Ionion. Medford S. II. Holmes, ICikIo Point, m. Lotvls, Rattle Point , W. L. Chlldreth. Kaitle Point, C. E. Mooro, Ensle Point J. V. V i-1 n tyro. E.igle Point, (loo. D. Van der Hollen, Kaulo Point, Thus. 1C. Nichols, Knglo Point, Kriiluy, Juuo UNlli, War Savinits Day