Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 05, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text' VACW TTTRTOE AD OF PARIS FILLED TO OVERFLOWING BY 3COCKOCKOOOOOOOOOOOOOOC TO COT HIS HMD f IBERTV IL THEATRE, ii Theaters and Movies INVEST- FURTHER T 3C50000000CIOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO? PEACE DELEGATES PYRAMID OF BEAUTIES IN "YOU RE IN LOVE" AT PAGE SATURDAY IN RUBBER COLLAR MTSDFOTIP MATT) TTlTT?TTNrn, TVTTCBFOTIT). OT?F,OOX, TTTTTTJSDAY, BTCOTCMnTCTC r, 1013 SAN FHAWIHCO, Due. 5,-Tlw iiilvrllnliiK mill publicity ouuhiuIkii tor tha Fourth l.lburty luun wiu thu ItrouIuNt uvor put on In u hIiikIo liiontb In Ilia went, utcurtlluic lo u comiillntlun Jiihi iiiiiiIii from ivpoiiH of mutu chiilriiiun of thu mivim hUiLum of thu Twolltli Fcilnrul Kosurvo ilbi trlct. Tlio ruenrtl tlliitrlbtitlim of lliu Joun In coniililoiod liii'Kul)' onn of I lie rtwultn of III Ik comnralianulvo rnni- IMllKII, UK WOlt IIH tllO (Ollll HUllHl'l'l- tlon which In priwllcully tluublo that of uny formor loun, . In uilillilon to ovnriiulmcrlbliiK the llnlrlt't ipiotn liy IS pur cunt, nltlzmiH of tlio Twuirth IJIntrlct contributed uioro tlmn n linlf million dolliini to put thru lb" nilvort IhIiik ciimpitlmi plniiuii by OnoriiO A. Vun Hiulth, mauiignr of publicity for tlio nocond, third unit fourth Ioihih. With thU iiionoy mora Hum 5000 ndvurtluliiK piiKVH waro pnld for In thu nuWHpn porn of tlio illntrlnt. 'Throw puKim woro tont out In nml or pluta form by tho Sun Frniicliwo offlco. Tlio prnfiirimro of nowiipiipcrn and commlttnun of tho ilhttrlct for advnr tlnlnK copy prepared by Hut Koutirul publicity committee In 8nn Kriiiiclnco ovor copy propurod by niillonnl bond qiinrtiirii In nliown by tho una of thrco and ono-hulf llmna nn mitny piiK'' of district copy at national copy, liotli dlnpluya wort) mibinltiod on tho wiine bmtlB. . , AccordliiK to tho report, I'nmKloiit WIlHon In nhowit to bo-tha bout ad wrllor or tho mont populur mihjocl. Full puKiw currying bin l.lburty Loan ntatomnnt woro uo nioro IIiiicb than any othor ndviirllniiniinl, Tho presi dent Abruhiun Lincoln pnito wuh noc ond. Thin copy carried a llkonann of tho linmnrlul l.lncujri with tho phrano "Thnt (bono ilcinl nhnll not hnvo dlud In vain" mid tho itrnwlim nhowod Amcirlcaun at n Hun bath wlro ontiuiKli'mant. Copy ninklnir uo"of tho MlurH mid BirlpeK wun third In popularity whllo tho.prlxo wlnmtr of the dlntrlct udvonlnlnK copy content wn fourth. Atrocity copy was ninth. DKSVKU. Colo,, Doe. r,.. cull in hiioiI by T. W. Tomliniitin. wernlitry. nuiiiiiioim llio Auicricnn Niitionnl LivoNtock ABHOi'liition to moot hero on Jiniunrv 21 for it Iwcniy-Nnconil iinnunl convention, Tlio M(ion will liiKt three iIuvh. Tho Ntiickmcn, nceorilinir to tho call, will 'irivo iitlviitinn Id pint war rc udiimtincntK iifl'oetiiiff Ilinir industry, inoludini the settlement of railroad ownoinlii'v ti'ado ennditioun rcmillaiil l'roni tho neiieo oimfcrcnco nnil planx itffootinir tlio federal l'mnl iiiliiiiuiH tr'ation. Tlio cull hIii I os that thorn will be dtKiiiiHHioii ulso of tho work of tho bureau of market in tim roKiiliilion of tlio Htookvnrtln ami oomtn Union nivn, tho reuulalion of prienH of hides nml wool bv tho war induslricH hoard, prccautiionn nuniuxt future. outhronk of tlio foot ami mouth ilmenso and in fliionitn amonir liorncH, and railroad Roryioc. LIZING ARMY I miRKflS AIRES. Dee. 5. Conniil- orublo diseuKHion him been caused horn bv report of Aruenlinnn mob ilizntion in tlio Andean reuions as n rcHtilt of iWionlrovorHV between C'l)ilo and l'orti. Tlio irnvoriiment denies that niobiiiznlion Iiiih lieon orderod. I tilth arhiV' officers snv tltov have received un iiiHtreli(niM.- liiit :iiro riiiulv to niobilizo nt i nioiiuiut's no tico, if neoeHHiirv. , LEAVE FOR PARIS ' PEKING, 'Moiiiluv, Do". 2. T,U riionir-Mslantr. foremn inimslor, wlio will head riiina's deluualion at' Hie ponoo eonCerci.cc. ntVcrsaillos, lol'l lust niuhl.' He was acuompanied by nnrlv of Ifi. which included M. De-coot-, u Haitian, who will net in nn ivdvinorv nitpacilv. Tho party will proceed to Paris hv way of America. AVorlli Attonllon of Women - '-.Whan you Tool too tlrod to work, whon dark puffs appoar iindar your oyon, whdn you wake up.woury with backache or pnlim In nldon and loins, when munal'OB and honoa aclio, whon you suffer rlioumntlo twIiiROB, when lumbngo phtB you down, thon you know the kldnoys nro woaltonnd or dldorilered, Mrs. T. J, Iluc.knoll, It'outo 1, Wordy, Nob.i wrllon: "I am roooverliiR from an attaelt of lum bago, by tho aid of Foley Kldnoy PIUS. They nurely hnvo holpod mo." Kor Bttla by Modtord Pharmacy. I'AIIIH, Hoc. r,. I'iirl In rlllod to ovvrilowliiK, I'rlcen of ull hotel rouiun, folio w I ii k tho rvtiiilnlllonlUK of 2!i hololn for peaca conforonco purpouon, hnvu doublud and tripled mid aro ntlll I"K up. Food In ren luurnntn and prk'on (teiiurully ftru nliiillaily mouiitliiK. A break fimt of coffen, broad and biillor noil tin tins lo cont between 1 and $1.50 ill hoteln. It In virtually Imponnlblo to lunch or dlno for 1hh thun throe or four dollarn for a nlm plo inoal. People nrrlvliiK at the city frequently ko to ir. or '10 hoteln lio foro thoy nocuro roomn for which tho owners demand Iiu'ko numn and re funo lo lower their rtilou, naylnit they cun Kot tho prica. Tho city In lii'i-oinliiK mora crowded dally, with tho bulk of tho conforon'o offlcluln and olhern Intorontctl In Kultlnif roi;:ui, nu:h u nevoiul hun drnd of tho world'n nown corronpon dentn not yet hero. Where perilous of the hitter clunn aro Kolim to find uccommodiilloiiH nobody In 1'nrln known. In uiMltlon lo all Ilia other urrlvaln, jifflcern anil men of all thn armies aro coiiiIuk to I'll r In on leave In considerable numuorn. Sometimes nn many an 20 offlcvm ntiind for an hour In front of hotel officers wait ing for nomobody to leavo when they all (lomniid uccommoditlloun. AMERICAN TOBACCO SAMiXIKl. Dee. fi. Tin) oueninu illi of lluluuriit lo th" allies linn caiiK ed tho ruleiixe of .fll.llllll.OIIO worth oT American owned (ulinceo in the town of Kerf. Driiinii and Knviilla on the (irek count of the Acl'Ciiii Mia border imr Turkey, occuiiied bv the Huluarn until their Hiirrender. Tho traiiHDor lalinii of IIiIh kiiupIv in n v miitcriiillv affect I lie hliorliiL-e in liit'li urndo to bueeo. Since llie hi'uilinilii.' of the wnr liuiii! new iH'reauex in Oroide Macedonia have heroine lliu i r i in-n i 1 1 tolmcco soiirco of hiirnne. Die drool! crop ban inerensed 75 icr cent ilurinir the war. The labor comes mainlv from "killed Turkish growers who CKeaneii from Smv'riia nml Kunuienii Turkey lo produce loliucco in Greece fur en tonli! nniiicx. LONDON", Tiiesduv. Dec. -. Tlio TimoH in diiicusHinir the former em peror's net of rcniuif iulion points out that there is ntill room for doubt w'hether his abdication is Ictml mid adds: '"Moreover, the only effect of the emperor's abdication under the l'rus siun constitution in to make tho crown prince kimr of I'russin and therefore unci! the German empire is formally dissolved, the (Icrtnun em peror. Lust Thursday's document, therefore, does not abolish the Prus sian monarchy and Btill less does it set up llio republic of Prussia." GERMANYIABLE TO PAY BIG INDEMNITY LONDON, Dec. 5. In rcvicwim.' tho inicstion whether Germany is able io pay war ila'mnL'Os and tho war ex penditures incurred bv the allies, tlio Daily Mail declares Hint tho estimat ed allied expenditures of 25,0011,00(1. (100 pounds nro less than one-sevcnlh of Hie main Gorman assets in siuht. The railway systems in tlio Gorman stales am Hie properly of tho various uovernmenls which in addition own forests, milieu and Invito areas of hind. The newspaper says that n moderate, estimate of the value of German mineral doposils is 101,000. 01)0,000 pounds. PLANNED BY WILSON WASMINGTON. Den. 5. President. Wilson nnil his peaco party nro not expected to reach Paris boforo late next week, probably nut until Snlur duy. The trip will be made al ord inary cruisinir speed, as there is no occasion for basic. , 11, is undet'slooil Ihal; llio Gooriio Wasliiiilon and lior convoy aro tw ins direellv to Hresl, Krunuc, one of tint cbiol! Americnn ports of iluburka lion for tho iii'iiiy. The action of llio itovernmcnt in suimniirilv iinneollinir nil wooden ship contracts while nl tho siiino time pro hibiting lakimr of fnriiicii orders is severe blow to shipbuilding mid tim ber induslry. . dikxmA J'.- ft.-:- TT'-. MUSICAL SUCCESS "YOU'RE IN LOVE" -PAGE SATURDAY Much Interest In liclnR mnnlfost ed by thoiitroi?oor of Ibis city over the uppronchlnK ennaKcmnnt at tlio Pago theatro Saturday, Dec. 7, of Oscar Jlnmmorntoln'8 latent munlcal nuccens entitled "You're In lovo." For n year pant "I Am Only Dream Iiik," ''Lovoland," "Uoola Boo," "hou'ro In l.ovo," and other musical Kuinn from this munlcal play have boon plnyod on the piano and by orchestras all - over tho country. Therefore, to a lnre degree tlio mu sic of this attraction In familiar to most of our theatregoers. Portland newspapers endorsed this play. Tho vory humorous book concerns tho affairs of two young people who nro In lovo with carh other. The young lady's aunt, tho victim of throe unsatisfactory marriages. In de termined that hor nelce shall not wed. Hut later on tho aunt consents to a "contract" mnrrluge. Soon after tho ceremony the young people dis cover thnt owing to the strict terms of the contract thoy might as well be separated by continents. Tho hap piness of another bridal couple In Hie party bolng particularly Irritating the honeymoon bolng spent In com pany of some touring friends. Fili ally, tlio conditions becoming un bearable, the contract Is thrown asldo and thoy aro made real man and wife. "You'ro In Llvo" is brimful of Otto Harbacli's Joyous comedy, Ed ward Clark's entrancing lyrics, adorned by Rudolf Frlml's charming melodies. This Is the fourth bucccso Mr. liniiimorstoln has produced by theso authors. Tho others pleasant ly romomborod nro "The Firefly,' "High .links" and "Kntlnkn." The company numbers 45, headod by Os car Flgman. .10 'i PEACE CONFERENCE " WASHINGTON. Dee. 5. President Wilson declined to name n senator ns a membor of tho American peace dcloiration because ho feared sena tors who hnvo nrcucd both sides could not be impartial iudircs in sottlinir the sreat issues of tho pence conference. Senator Lewis, democratic whip,. de clared in Hie semite. Lewis' Announcement came towards tho close of n loner discussion of (be president's. 14 peace terms, caused bv n demand thnt the president iiitrepret them. . Senator Smoot asked whether tho sumo rnlo would not imply to Presi dent Wilson and Llovd Georire. "No," replied Lewis, ''President Wilson cues to irivo bis counsel and iudunient, but not. lo parlicipiito In tho decision." $100 Reward, $100 Tlio readers of this papor will be plenum! to loam that there Is at leant one dreaded dlscaso . that science 1ms boon ablo to euro In all Us stages and thnt Is cutiirrb. Catarrh bolng nroutly Influenced by constitutional conditions voaulres constitutional treutment. Hall's Catarrh Modlclno Is lalion Internally and nets thru tho niood on tho Mucous Sur fncos of tho System tl'.jreby destroying tho foundation of tho dlnoaao, .giving tho patlont strongtb by buildln;,' up tho con stitution and iiRRletlnK nuturo in doing Its work. Tho proprietors have so much fnlth In tho curative power of Unit's Cntarrb Modlclno that thoy offer Ono Hundred Dollars for nny cose that It falls to cure. Bond for list of tontbnunlnln. Aildrciis V. ,1. CHUNKY ft CO., Toledo, Ohio, Sold by all Dniub'lsts, 75c. ROMANONES FORMING MADRID,' Dec. o. Count Iloman oni'tt, who lias been engaged In the task of forming a new Spanish cab inet, announced that tho new minis try would take the oath of office at i fys- ' Srp. I than War times and as we AC -CrXj i V j1 haVe Set 3 PrettV a00t' eXam" ft " jilk 'll " Zy I1 You'll find that oart of ourvlj KH- P ' tP!CVBankat FlrSt II Low - Meat- Prices VS. High Cattle Prices If the farmer cannot get enough for his live stock, he raises less, and the packer gets less raw material. If the consumer has to pay too much for his meat, he eats less of it, and the packer finds his market decreased. The packer wants the producer to get enough to make live-stock raising profitable, and he wants the price of meat so low that everyone will eat it. But all he can do, and what he would have to do in any case to stay in business, is to keep down the cost of pro cessing the farmer's stock into meat so that the consumer pays for the meat and by-products only a little more than the farmer gets for his animals. For example, last year Swift & Company paid for its cattle about 90 per cent of what it got for meat and by-products (such as hides, tallow, oils, etc.) If cattle from the farm were turned miraculously into meat in the hands of retailers (without going through the expense of dressing, shipping and marketing), the farmer would get only about 1 cents per pound more for his cattle, or consumers would pay only about 2 Vi cents per pound less for their beef 1 Out of this cent or two per pound, Swift & Company pays for the operation of extensive plants, pays freight on meats, operates refriger ator cars, maintains branch houses, and in most cases, delivers to retailers all over the United States. The profit amounts to only a fraction of a cent, and a part of this profit goes to build more plants, to giVe better service, and to increase the company's usefulness to the country. ; -y,:-: Keep Your Pledge ' Make Good for Our ft l?!nhtlt If' ' O s DI1V lD w uu i nnn Jilnnv local purchasers of thrift and war Hitviims stamps seem to think that now the ficiitinir is over. Ihev can cnsli their stumps without in jury to the itoycnmicit. Tho war is not over, nnd Hie irovcnimcnl needs the money a bmllv fi ever. fSecrcliirv ilcAiloo has Hiut llio following tnlcKram to raiiwuv em ployes coiiceriiim; the snbicct: "It is of the utmost importance that our people shall continue to save in order thnt Ihoy may help the Kovern mcnt complete the victories we have uiiincd in Europe, meet the expenses of the v.'ar and provide the means of xupportini.' our nrmv in Kuropc. un til it is released from dutv and of ljrinuiriic it buck toAiiiiincnn soil. "We must, therefore, keep un the wur Huvinus rampaii.'iis and induce every one to invest to the extent of his mcuns in war savinus slumps and thrift stump, which are obtainable of the United Blntes government und which the the best of investments for the iinvincs of the people. Wdl von not ask the railroad employes ill your territory to save their monev and invest it in' war saviiies stumps and thrift ntamps to help their gov ernment r.nd our cnllant soldiers and sailors who nrc slill on dutv in Eu rope, but ulco to help themselves luv inif up n fund which will be a protec tion to tticin in case of niisiortunc or necessity. Kuilroad employes have responded so palrioitcallv to every call that has been made upon them that I feci confident thev will con tinue to save their money und lend it to I'ncle Sum until every need of opt soldiers and sailors has been sat isfied bv the return of cvorv one of them to his hone in America." noon today. Tho cabinet has been chosen solely from among the sup porters of Count Komanones, who Is a liberal leader. Swift & U. Men """" CI VIMP . - jniiiiu WASHINGTON. Dec. -5. Arthur jOubrvcl. loner vice president of tho ; American Associulion of Foreitrn Language Newspapers, sv.oru todav I before the senate committee inve i t.viitinir browerv and German propu 1 uniidii that it was an open secret Among: the Poles in New York thut ,l,oii is N. J 1 a in rncrlinit. president of t tin association, was an employe of the AtiKtriun t-overnmcnt in KJlXi.jttJIc i said ho had seen Count Von Bcrn Istorff, former German uuibn.ssudor, i in Ilammertinif's office. I Testilvmz at the investigation, Hamiiicrlin'.' declared todav that two 1 years mo be threw Leon TroUkv. I now the Hussian Bolshevik foremn I minister, out of Ins office, after the ! latter had threatened his hfo unless ' ho received n sum of monev. llefereiieo to the llolshevik leader was made while Hamincrlino; was vie orouslv dcuvimr cbnru'es thnt he hud taken any part in German propagan da work. ,."Xrot7.kvunmo lo,juvo(Xice often," the witness' said, "and insisted on see iiiL' inc. IJe would ae no other per son in the otfice except me and he always wanted me to uivc him money. I finallv took him bv the neck nun threw him out. nnd in doinc so I cut rnv bund on his rubber collar."1 BOLSHEVIK! IMPRISON PERSIAN MINISTER i ..1 :i . i I I .. V ' imrtriKonoit the l'orsmn minister to RnsKiu. A"on!iriL' to nrlvioiK from I IVtrovnul. l-vv ei!ictJv intend to Iiold the ralnistf-r until the soviet rotJ resontativos in Tnrkcvstun. v.ha were rrported niTcstod mvIct of the British iinthoriuo.s in Porsiii, aro re leased. Company, S. A. : li t mis is me Druoram tor iui Chrome producers of Oregon be- , III Hevo futuro ia bright. I !j Jackson County anil Medford I f if- J, Last Time Tonight JOHN . BARRYWORE In the Lauqhina Success v "On the Quiet" Don't M!s It. TOMORROW r SATURDAY ; Elsie Ferguson ; In ,' . . ii't The Heart of the Wilds Nothing nicer or more ap propriate, for, a gift than ; FURS . See our big line. BARTLETT THE FURRIER. WESTON'S rni. ..... : I I - Co-Oneration I i! . " .1 Continued Ii From,noy.iv. Co-operation I I i is as esesniia' and even I mvn nrnfitnh'a In Daflna I I . IHATIOMAlJ - iSk. BANK. J Camera Shop . 6 M "', the Only Jijxclusive Commercial Phot6gr.apher,i . in Southern Oregon. Negatives made any time or , , place by" appointment. Phone 147-J. , ' We'll do iU rest. ' ' . ' J. B. PALMER Medford. 20i3 East Main Street, : v ' '