Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 10, 1918, Page 3, Image 3

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    MEDFORD MATT) TRTBtmE. MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY.
DECEMBER in. 1918 ' " : '. IA"flTC TTTRTCTC , i
THE WAR SYSTEM
WAHIIINHTO.V, Doo. 10.Hostor
otluu of normnl iimisunKor aorvlco
him Dow boon uiiilortiikun by tho rull
rond administration, milcl Director
Ounoml MuAiloo today In a slnto
muiit uddronHi( to thu American poo.
lilo withdrawing li In nlua nmdo luxt
Jiinunry (or curtiilltnitiil of puaacnKor
Irnvol for tho wnr omnrKoncy..
A niimhur of ( Int. ho uniioiincnd,
will bo addad to oxIulliiK m:Uaduliin
within tho next fow wonka.
"Tito wnr now Iiiik iirnc.t li'ully
over," unlit Ilia Hiitoinont, "It will ho
tho policy of thu rnllrond lultnlnlHtrtt
tlnn dnrliiK tho remaining; purlod of
fodornl control to Rlvo to tho puhllo
tho bunt nurvlco of which tho rall
rondii flio vupitblo. Ah rnlildly aa
nomithlo, norvlco will bo linprovod,
nlthu truliiK which worn run unilar
nrlvnlo control merely for oomputl
tlvo rnnHcutn, will not bo raotorod.
Uuch nurvlco wnii uniioreiumry.
"I'liini hnvn itlrcady lioun mndo
for aorvlro 1o Ciillfornln. Klorldu unit
tho anulhvnatorn n I a t on during tho
coinluK wlntor. Tho public nitty bo
emiurud lhr:,ho railroad adnilnlHtru
tlon will do nvorythlnu ponnlblu to
moot tho nuodu of Ilia trawling public."
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WABIII'.VOTON, Doc 10. Old
nuiiru development during tho war
Iiiih broiittht I'unnon-inukurN to tho
point whoro tho 24-Inch rlflo In ona
lly prnctli'iiblu, Major (lunurul F, W.
Coo, clilnf of count urtlllery, Bald to
duy In bin annual report. Tho nom
inal nuiKu of a kuii of thla alxo would
bo forty nil Inn, tho roport nays, but
"loiiKcr riuiKiiii for Mpoclul typo tiro
poiiiilbln If dnnlrnd."
. Thn limit hun not ynt boon ap
proui'hod In tho aUu of tractor drawn
nrtlllory, tloclnroa tlouurul Coo, lull
inntliiK that it huccahro? to thn Cior
inun "Mr llorthn" la to bo expected.
"In tho enno of harbor dofmnioii,"
tho ruport dncliiroa, "tho oxIhMuk
urmnmont Inckii In powor whan judu
od by luteal Hlaudiirdii. In ordor to
provldo for tho iinhiunporod movo
mmitH of our own fleam In leaving
Important uai'JJa It will utuluuhtud
ly bo nuconitary In many cimoa to mip
plumnnt tho uxIr.tliiK dofoniioii with
tho )ili:hot powor Inmost cnllbor
jltuim. placed an far to tho front uh
, poniilblo."
GLASS MAKERS STRIKE
ON MONET'S BEHALF
TOI.KDO. Ohio. I -. 10. I'Mlril
ill it ncniifl tho life iiuiirimmnieiit
Nenteiiee of Thomiix Miionev of Sim
FrniieiHi'o, four liumlreil einiiluvex of
tho l.ilibev (Hiihh enmimnv nro hlrik
inc. Of IIiih iiimilinr 2DII went nut
liiKt niulit mid yon more to'ltiv. Tbev
nro nliiiinini' it tmblie ilemiintrntlnii.
LIBERTY LOAN TITLE
WILL BF RETAINED
WASHINGTON. Dec. 10. The noxt
iminilnr wnr loan, to bo infilled in the
iriiiir, tirobiiblv will be known us
"the l'ifth I.iberlv Initn." Some Hub
Htitnte miii'Ii iin Victory Tmuio" how
ever, timv lie iitipenilcil. War loan
iiianiiL'crH linvit ileeiileil llint tho nil
vertiHinif vnlue of tho tenn I.iberlv
i too L'rnnt to be diwnroVil nnd will
liri'Kcnt their reeniiiuieniliition to the
new MMTCliirv of the tri'tiHiirv. fnr
ter OIiikk, nfter ho tuLcH offico Alon-ilav.
COUNTY FARMERS
FORM BUREAUS
ON FEDERAL PLAN
jmmmh: loir hog prices ks internment ,
A vory Important and Muccomiful
ineellnit of what Ii.im been heretofore
known u tho Jueknon County Agrl
culttirul council wan liold yentorday
at t lio public library, whim It wan do
cldod to adopt tho form of organiza
tion for tho fur morn of tho county
which ban boon urxuil by tho federal
dnpurtinunt of UKHculturo, known as
tho I'urmiirM linreaii ayittoin. Tho
mujorlty of tho ountorn Htate have
already adopted mieh county orKanl
zatlon but Jueknon county la tho flrat
county In Orexon to do ho.
Tho purpoao'Of tho Karmoro Bur
onu an Htalnd In tho buy-lawa Ik "to
prnmoto tho development of tho moat
profitable and pormnnnnt synlem of
agricultural tho mnt wboloaomo and
autlafae.tory llvhin condillona; the
hlghoHl Idoula In home and commun
ity life, and a tcunulno Intercut In tho
farm bualnona und rural llfo on tho
part of tho boys and girls and young
people. "
1'rojcet Kyitem
Tho Farm Bureau propoaca to do
Ha work thru departments or pro
ject, Kach of llioeo will bo directed
by a project leader, tho following
lenilorn being elected for tho Jackson
county organization yestordny:
Dairying K. C. Hollbuugh.
Poultry production 11. W, Krnmo.
Livestock shipping Victor Itursell
Hodont and post control K, C.
Holmes.
Orgnnlznllon A. C. Joy.
Field demonstration II. A. Ear
hart. Horticulture E. W. Carloton.
Farm records J. D. Lowe.
It will bo tho work of tho Farm
Bureau during tho winter to Intorest
every farmer In Jackson county In
tho organization of farm activities
and mako bim a member of the Farm
Buroau.
Women's Department
Tho county homo economics com
The following cnsualtlcs are re
ported by the commanding general of
tho American expeditionary forCcs:
Killed in acliou, 2511; died of acci
dent and other causes, G; died of ulr
plane accident, ,1 died of dlsoaso,
137; wounded severely, 289; wound
ed, dogreo undetermined 255; slight
ly wounded, 214; missing In action,
488. Total, 1M2.
From Oregon:
Wounded severely: Corp, Ceorge
IS. England, Ilrogan, Oregon.
Wounded slightly: Private Arthur
C. Htrceter, Creswell, Ore.
Missing In action: Private Walter
C, Crane, Allegheny, Ore.
Wounded, degree undetermined:
Private Leonard U. Zelwlck, Port
land, Ore. ' .
mltteo which la tho women's depart
ment of the Farm Bureau, met Joint
ly with tbft Farm Bureau and out
lined work for tho coming year. The
following leaders wore elected for
the ensuing year:
Child wolfare .Mrs. E. X. Warner.
'Household munagomcnt Mrs. C.
T. .athrop.
Homo study Mrs. Mary Holmes
Tucker.
Conservation Mrs. V. C. Holl
baugb. Boys' and Girls' Club workIt. E.
...orris. . -,.-! .-..
UNFILLED ORDERS U. S. STEEL
SHOW DECLINE FOR MONTH
NEW YORK, Dec. 10. Unfilled
orders of the United States Steel
corporation on November 30 wore
8,124.003 tons, according to the cor
poration's monthly statement Issued
today. This Is a decrease of 228,630
tons compared with the orders on
October 31.
To Guard Agnlnst Influenza
Don't lot the dread Influenza get
you. If you have even the slightest
cough or cold, better begin using
Foley's Honey and Tar at once.
Henry Willis, Sandy Point, Texas, is
one of many thousands who consider
this remedy "Just fine." Ho says:
"I suffered severely with a bad
cough; aftor lining rfour or five dol
lars' worth of different medicines de
cided to try Foley's Honey nnd Tar.
Ono bottle gave relief. Best medicine
I ever used." Contains no opiates.
For sale by Medford Pharmacy.
The American Red Cross provided
one out of every 10 soldiers In
France with a corn cob pipe. th
REFUSE CITIZENSHIP,
TO ALIEN SLACKERS
CAMP LEWIS, Tacoma, Wash.,
Dej. 10. Army officers hero today
praise the action of United States
District Judge Jeremiah Neterer -In
refusing citizenship to twelve aliens
who boforo the signing of the armis
tice In Europe attempted to obtain
exemption from the army because
they were subjects of neutral coun
tries, but who since that time applied
foi American citizenship.
Similar r.clion it is believed here
will be followed bv federal courts
tliroiiL'hout the eountrv in luimlreilti
of like cnt.ee. Kk-ven of the twelve
men denied citizenship were Swedes
or Noriveuinns, one wiik n Dane.
Jiulce Neterer refused to admit the
aliens at naturalization benrini; vea-
teidnv thiit hinted until a Into hour
at nitttit. Diirin'.' the duv he did make
citizens of iVfi aliens enuKht here in
the draft who wnntod to become
Americans. The liearinsr will be the
last he'il :i eaiiin. it was announced.
Heretofore hearings have been held
each month nnd soldiers iiualified
were n'liile citizens iinon nnnlic ution.
thtis iloiuir nvnv with first and Fee
end papers und a wait of vnnrs. Sol
diers whit have not availed themselves
of the .'-hurt cut ;- i-jtizensbin muv
still take the short step if thev ni
nlv to ilu' federal court within six
months nfter their discharge.
Seven hundred portable houses for
various uses were sent to France by
e Hod Cross.
IN UNITED STATES
CHICAGO, Dec. 10. Extensive
changes In average prices on hogs at
various livestock centers have been
undertaken by the United States food
administration's stabilization and
control committee. At a meeting of
the committee hold here It was an
nounced today that the average price
set at Pittsburg, for examplo, will
hereafter be J) 7.65 as against 17.KQ
which has recently prevailed there.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 10. An em
bargo on hog shipments to the Union
Stock Yards. Chicago, until Thurs
day, was authorized today by the
railroad administration.
, The yards now have enough accu
mulation on hand and In transit to
keep them buey until Thursday, and
tho embargo to prevent serious con
gestion was recommended by the
bureau of markets of tho department
of agriculture and stock yards offic
ials. Shipments will be resumed
Thursday.
HITCHCOCK DEFENDS POLICY
(Continued from page one.)
Albert Bushnell Hart of Harvard uni
versity, pointed to his record and to
his published articles on the war be
fore the senate Judiciary committee
today, as evidence that his name had
no place on the German "list of Im
portant nameB" In the committee's
investigation of German propaganda.
Professor -Hart "described his ae"
qualntanca with pro-Germans and
declared that he did not share their
views at any time. He said he re
fused to Jo!n the German University
Alliance at the invitation of Otto
Merfcel, of .New York, because he did
not wish to become identified with
such an organization.,,, .
The American Red Cross sent 3000
tons of condensed milk to the chil
dren of prisoners In Archangel, Si
beria, and 2000 pounds of powdered
milk to the children of France.
IN HOLLAND A FARCE
: PARIS. Jlonday, Dec. O.-r-Tho city
council of Spa has documentary evi
dence proving thnt n Dutch gonsral
came to Spa. to meet the former Gor
man emperor before his flight Into
Holland, according to the Mutln. It
would appear, therefore, thnt his ro
ceptlon and that of the crown prince
and suite at the Dutch frontier was "ft
mere comedy," the newspaper con
tinues. J. , LL-
$100 Reward, $100
The readers of . thla paper wit! t
pleased to learn that there la at leaat
ou dreadod dlaeaM that science has
been able to euro In all Ita B'agva and
that la catarrh. Cutarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requirca conutltutlonul treutment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine Is taken Internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Murom Bur
faces of the System thjreby destroying;
the foundation of the dluRtiao, jrlvlng- tha
patient atrength by bttlMlny up the ctfh-
st'.. ution nnd aaokttnK nature In doing Its
work. The proprietors have so much
faith In the curative power of Hnll's
Catarrh Medicine thnt they offer One ,
Hundred Dollars for any caeo thnt It fntls
to cure, flffnd for Hut of testimonials.
Address F. J. CHKNKY & CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by alt Druggists, 7Sc.
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almo3t a7 man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment
. means relief .
Fer pracilcally-evcry man tiaa bmJ .
it who lias suncred from rheumatic
aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness of -joints,
the results of weather exposure.
Women, too, by the hundreds ol
thousands, uasit for relieving neuritis,
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache.
Clczn, refreshing, soothing, economical :
quickly effective. Sy "Sloan's Lini
ment to your druggist. Get it today.
ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT BY MAIL OR
On account of flu people hesitate to come down town, and we have opened a mail order department. We will send the goods direct to the ,
must be sent with order to Japanese Art Store for amount of goods, plus postage, customer to guess according to distance good3 are sent,
, chow ho reasonable the goods are sold. vWe will be glad to furnish you further information. , . ,. ,.:J. ; -
TOY GOODS Following Toys are 35c, Choice: -Silk Slippers .i..$1.00 to $1.75
Following toys 15c to 25c are now 13c each, Yellow Furniture set, consisting of 1 tabic, Cotton erepe Kimoria with embroidery $1.75
25c for two: 4 chairs, 1' sofa. Cotton cropc 30 inches wide, all colors and
5'. inch cotton, opemug, mouth dog, brown G'o inch celluloid bare Doll, arms and legs- stripe .......:....;......'.: ................45 up
and white spots. movable. Linen crepe, all colors, ea. yd. 65 and 75
5 inch cotton opening mouth dog, black and 7x4 inch Fighters box, two men fight in box. Knitting Bags 65 up
'white spots. . Following Toys and 50c, Choice: . Piece goods, iUlk 75 up .
3 inch celluloid kewpios. 13x10 inch "Wooden ?abbit on wheel. Pillow Top, hand painted .......50
4 inch celluloid Napoleon Kcwpie. 12x10 inch Wooden Elephant on wheel. Pillow Top, hand painted .-. 75e
4 inch Nigger Cook. ' 8 inch Wooden Automobile. ' Pillow Top, hand painted and brocade $1.25
4 inch celluloid Kowpie and Rabbit. 4 inch Round Rubber Ball. Pillow Top, velvet woven ........$1.75
5 inch celluloid Girl with Cat in bag. 7 inch Wooden Puzzle Auto. Pillow Top, hand brocade work..... ....$7.50
5l inch celluloid Boy with arms movable. 10 inch Charley Chaplin in house. Brocade Table Center ....$2.85 1
4 inch celluloid Bov with Fruit Basket. Bamboo Furniture set, consisting of 1 ta- Blue and White Table Cloth, 36x3G............75
5 in. earthern Lion, hair, movable tail. ble, 4 chairs, 1 sofa. Blue and White Table Cloth, 50x50 $1.50
6 inch earthern Japanese school boy. 9 inch Jap Silk Doll. Blue and White Table Cloth, (50x60.. $2.25
6 inch Japanese Kid with fern. 9 inch Unbreakable animals lion, tiger, Blue and White Table Cloth, 72x72........$2.75
9 inch wooden Cat playing ball. cow and dog. Blue and White Table Napkins, 6, 12x12, 50
9 infill Horse on wheel . 5 inch Jmnping Dog, made with cotton and Hand embroidered blue bordered Table
8 inch Tiger on wheel. ' rubber. Cloth, 45x45 inches, with embroidered Nap-
8 inch Cow on wheel. 5 inh Jumping Rabbit, made with cotton kins, set. special .....$3.25
9 inch Dog on wheel. , and rubber. Baby's Silk Comforter with "embroidery,
8 inch Lion on wheel. Following Toys are 75c, Choice: . 26x33 inches $2.75
3 ', 4 or 5:inch Christmas candles, two to 7 inch tin Mechanical Chicken, feeding. CHINAWARE
five dozen in each box. 8 inch Mcchankal Swing and Jumping Dog. . . . . , , r ' , '. ''
' Following Toys are 10c, Choice: Jn Meclmmoal Jap Jinrikisha! Blu& Stork design, lea sot, 6 cups and 3 pieces
G. Japanese doll, wearing crcpo kimonn, 10 iiu-h 8A ood Ducks and a Girl on wheel. ph p , , . tK
coloibl . 10 Wooden Rolhng Duck, opening Uuetokd
3o inch Flashlight shape junning snake. mou tn; Unbronknblo Do1 . Bine Stork design 7 inch .late.....:....:........55
3 inch celluloid .toy, four kinds. a- iscii uuDioaKnDic jjon. .... Blue Stork desbV 9 inch xilate 75-
2 inch rubber ball 11 inch Jap Silk Doll. jmuc ioik ue.sirtn, j int n piare
Gincl . Following Toys are $1.25, Clioice. Blno Work : dmg, alter dinner cups ad
' PSToysL 15c Choice 12 Silk Jap Doll, colors, pink, red, blue. auecrs, 6 m box . $2.50
.- 7 inch Cotton Cat. . 20 inch Field Cannon set. - .. ' . lc.i l ot up
7 inch Squeaking Doll. ir y Following Toys are $1.35. . . ases .............15 to $8.50
3inch Five Dreadnaughtinbox. 14 inch Unbreakable Doll, six kinds. .V '." WOODENWARE-
3 inch Rubber ball, face, press out tongue. 14 is. Jap Silk Poll, colors pink, red, blue. 7 inch hand carved Nut Cracker with Mm
v 4 inch celluloid Duck. ' BASKETS mer 75
Boneware, Lucky Dog, Elephant, Monkey, Russ Basket 35t, 45, 50 1xfa inch 'hand carved Nut Cracker with ham-
, Egg, and all animals. - ' ; . Brown Bamboo Work Baskets, trimmed with ; mer. ...............85
Following Toys are 20c, Choice ring, beads and tassels 75(, $1.00, $1.50, S inch hand carved Nut Cracker with ham-
10 inch cotton cloth Doll, with straw hat: ' ;: $1.75. ; A mcr ..$1.00-
9 inch cotton Doll, baseball player,. Large line other baskets not listed. 8 inch hand carvod Nut Cracker with hammer,
6 inch celluloid Rattle. . 1 ; ; DRY GOODS with metal top :.....$1.25
5 inch celluloid Girl Doll, beautifully Silk Kimonas with hand einbroiderv, all Water Glass set, consisting of one 3ia box, 12
Dressed. 1 y : . colore .;...r........:l:..... . ...........$11.50 .3 trays ..........$1.00
6 inch celluloid Bear General. ,; Silk Crcpo' Kimona with hand embroidery, all ; Nut Set, consisting of one 5 inch, bowl, six in-
6 inch celluloid Swimming Doll. .. ' ' :'."' . colors $17.50 dividual cups ...:.......55
3io inch Squeak Rubber Doll. Silk Crepe Kimona, with hand embroidery, all Nut Set, consisting of osc 6 inch bowl, six in-
" Following Toys are 25c, Choice: colors $25.00 ' dividual cups ..: : ..75
10 iii'eli Jn)ancse Doll, wearing crepe khno- Woolel Challie Kimona, embroidered... $9.00 Napkin Ring with hand carved design 10
na, colors pink, red and blue. Woolen Challie Komona silk .ising......$14.00 Combination Salad Spoon and Fork..........50
5 in. Japaueso Silk Doll, pink, red, blue. Ladies' Mandolin Coat with hand emb $12.50 9-inch Wooden round Spoons ..............10, .
'.' 7 in. Cotton Bull Dog, opening mouth. Silk' quitted Ladies' Vest, colors bluek, pink 11 inch Woden round Spooss... .....15
.10 inch Cotton Standing Squeak Dog. : and navy blue. :.......:..$il.50 5 inch 11. Teapot Tilo 15t)
G and 8 inch celluloid Dolls, 14 figures. Sanio as above, with sleoves ;.. $2.50 3 12 in. hand carved brown Pin Tray .....10
Plione 93 JAPANESE ART STORE
PHONE
customer or anywhere directed. Money '
Space is limited and we list a few things to
5 inch hand carved pin tray, brown finish, 55
8 in. hand carved brown Serving Tray...,....30
8'; iu. hand carved brown Serving Tray....35
9 in. band carved brown Serving Tray.'';40?
. 10 in. hand carved brown Serving Tray'.,..45
11 in. had carved brown Serving Tray......50
Ladies' ToHct Set, consisting of one 8 inch
. tray, one pin tray, one powder, ease and ono
' hat pin holder :..,."................ $1.00
LACQUER WARE
4Vl;x6 inch brown or black Cabinet, hand
painted designs .. 50t
5i.x6 inch brown or black Cabinet, hand
painted designs ....65
5iAx7J2 inch brown or black Cabinet, hand
painted designs, with key........:...... .....85
Gx8 inch brown or black Cabiset, with hand
painted designs, with key .....$1.25
8x10 inch brown or black Cabinet, hand paint
ed designs .'.....;.....'.................$2.75
1 11x14 inch hand painted floral design Tray.
50 :,. . . -
13x23 inch hand painted floral design Tray,
' $1.25 -
14x24 inch hand painted floral design Tray,
$1.50 -
. 5x8 inch hand painted floral design Tray,
'15
12x18 inch Black Lacquer, Silver Inlaid Tray
$2.00
10x15 inch Black Lacquer, Silver Inlaid Tray,
$1.50
3x3 inch Black Lacquer Finger Bowl with
tray, gold floral design, hot water proof,
$1.50 r 1
4Vii inch R. red or brown Finger Bowl, hot
water proof ..;.. 25
. v 5iox6x4y2 inch Gold Decorated. Automatic
Stork Cigarette Picker ,.:........:...:.::.......$2.00
7 in. high grade Nut Set, floray design....$2.75
6 in. high grade Nut Set, floral design....$2.25
. . INCENSE
Stork Incense, with burner, in box...............25
Rose Incense, with burner, is box........25;
Violet Incense, with burner, in. box ........25
. Incense Sticks, each bunch .......................15
Incense Burner, old man figure ..................35
Incense Burner, Budda, small size ."..".'.;..35e?
Incense Burner, Budda, large size ... . 50
NOVELTIES
Silk Hasdkerchiefs, with hand embroidery,
35 to $2.75 ;
Bilk Hand Bags ...,.........:.:........25 to $3.00
Silk Crepe Card Case with hand emb 25
. Silk Pin Cushion ....... :,............;..............15 up
. Silk Crepe Book Mark, with hand painted 15
Bamboo Silk Lamp Shado.;..:....;............:50 up
Sil kTasscls, all colors ....10tf, 15$, 20, 25
Hand painted Lacquer pictures.:..15, $1.00
Medford