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Newspaper Page TextMEDFORI) MATL TRFBTTNTC, MEDFORT). OREGON, TUESDAY, DECEMBER. 17, 1018 PAGE THREE FAIL IN EFFORT 10 GET CONTROL I'UKI.IN. W.ni.liiv. Kins 10. (llv tliu Ahhiii'IiiIciI I'ruHH. ) Tln rwilinl oonim'HM of (U'lvuiiti'K (if lliu nnliliitrH' ml vurknioii'M (iiiiiH'ilM I'mm iniiiiv linrlH of ( li'irimn v uiiwii'd Imliiv in the litiildinu I'ortnvrlv lined bv tliu 1'nim hIiiii diet. 'I'licni with Ihrco wdiik'H ninotu tint l.r0 di'luuiili'M. Dtninir llui nrmini.ntioii ol tliu ruii- IfN'HH it lll'IMIIlll' I'Vidl'Ilt 1 1 in t lliu iii iliilH'inli'iit MM'iiilinU ii nil tlic Kimrlu i'iim iti'imii worn ureal I v iiiiliiuiiilx'i'i'il. Niiiiii ul' tli iiiiiuirtiiiil immiIh in imiii- Uri'HK WIIH UIVlMI tl) llnll'Iflltl'H Xrnni lterliii. Tlit Kpiirlni'iiN urouii iniulu 11 futile nttiiniiit to iiitimiiliitu lliu I'ciiiunviH, A ri'iiiiliitinii wiiH Miiliiniltiul tlnil Kiirl l.iiilikni'i'li mill Kii.iii I.uyimhIhuk, Ii'IiiIith ul' tin) MimrtiiiMiH itruiiii. I ill Vili'd til llltl'llll tllll ttOIIL'TOHN IIH tlll'MlH with mlviKiirv imiwith. I.vkm t tin ri I'i uvr cent uf lliu tluli'itutun voted lor tliu ruMoltiliun. . l.iiler. while llerr Mueller, chiiir Iiiiiii uf tlm workmen' Hi-i'tiuii uf Ihv t'xuuiitivo cuiiiniitti'ii, wan hin'iilanu. thu elinli'iimn of I ho I'liimri-in inter rnpli'il to biiv: V "Thorn in n eoniriide iireneut who Wiflll'8 til Hlljlltlil II COIIIIllllllil'lllillll." Thu newooiner niiiiiiiiiii'i'il thnt ht ri'iiVuHunli'il 'Jfill.lliltl workmen who wcn thvii iiHHi'iiihli'il oiilHiilu lliu dint liuililinif. Ili rend ii list of diriimiidi, iili'iitiriil with lliu KimrtitctiH iirotxrmn. iiii'luiliinr retention uf ull power lv thu Bolder' und tvorkmen'H eouiielN, no iintoiiiil iiimviiiIiIv mill Hie I'ormu tun of it reil irtuml. Thin nroimcd u htonn of nrotext mnl the iiitrmler left the Imildini:. Thu 'J.'iO.lino workmi'ti who lie wml were onlniile the ImihliiiL' proved to ho h latitat 7.000 from fivo fnetorieN, whom the l.ii'likiiei'h linen! hml in- tin to uo on ii Mriku temnonirilv. In the niemilime. Dr. Liehkneeht tie eeeili'i) in enlerini: the litiililiin; and intnle it ciieeeli lo the erowil from it window. U. S. CASUALTY LIST IS WANIIlNdTON, Dee. 17. Cli-nonil I'erNliinic Nttiil in it rueenl eithlu that lliu niiiiiher of iinrunorkd eiiMimllii-H in m t'HH of verllieiilion lit the een- Irnl reeorilH oi l ice of uxneilltloiinrv foree on Decemlier M. wiih 40,110. Tin' v nru divided iih folowx: Killed in itetion, WW; died of wounds iiTft; died of dieiiH, 'A'l'A: accidentally killed, Tils Neverelv wounded in itetion, Mil.MTl. Thexu in-I-1 nil il nil "HiiHueiiKit eitKUH under in veHtitfitlion," lliu uenertil Kniil. Tolnl eiiNiiiiltieH to Noveiitlier in the Willi (Willi Call ilivimoti. (North C'nrolinii, Smith Carolina ttiiil Teii neiHeu National (luiiril) wuru ulvim um 7,(l'.':i. The itHiiiilt'e were, elimni ficil iih follown: Killed in nelion. 1.108; died of wound. 'JH.'I; died ot' dV.-ma. 1.1: ili.d of other e.niheM. five: itcverelv wntinded, 1.1HI : wdiiihI ed, deuree iiiidelenniiieif, BUS: uliulit Iv wounded, :i.U7 3 : iniHiiliiir or rtui tttred. lUil. Uenertil 1'emhiiiif reoorted Unit the tltllidier of dimlieali'd euKiiiiltii'M d: covered ill Ihe eenlriil reeordii office dnee Novetnher 27. would not micriite to fednee the total lor the entire ex eeililioimrv I'oreeH eiven in hin hiiiii amrv of thai date, iih additional cmk n ii It m-h reiiorled inure thun uffxul thu ilniilieuteH. Worth Attention of Women Wliun you feol tuu tlrtyl to work, when dark puffs appear unclor your oy. wltun .you wnko up woary with tiackacliu or paint In tldot and lolnt. wlton inimclit und notion actio, wltun you mi (fur rheumatic twIiiKcn, whoa lumbiiKo putt you down, lltun. you know tho kldnoyt nro woakonod or dlnordurod. Mm. T. 3. Hucknoll, Itotilo 1, ilardy, Neb., writes: "I nm roeovurltiK from mi uttnek of Ittm liaiio. by tho ull of Koloy Klilnny Wit. They surely hnvo linlpod mo." Kor Hitlo by Mndford I'burmuey. GOLF COURSF; SEES PALACE J'AIIIH, Dee. l-.-PifMiilent Wil hoii'h vif.it lo V'erHiiilloM tudnv wiik iinnnnoiiiieeil and iiii'oniinl. Mr, V i I -hoii'm idea v im lo itiHiieet ( lie uolf eoiirae, whieh, on advice of Hear Ad miral (Iravwin, 1 1 i k ncihiuinl nlivni eian, he will probahlv vix:t iih often iih time nermitH. The driver, who wiih ii mi 'i iih iiiI -, with the route, miHHed the t"lf eotirne and Mr. Wilson haw only the lutliiee, reliiiiiitiL' lo I'lirin in lime for luncheon. Tomorrow nitrlit (he iirenideiit will attend n reception lo l,u uiven hv AmhaHMiidor Slinri) nl thu American (iiiimkwv, Kimr Vii'tor Kmanuel nnd Queen Klenn of Ilulv will ho received nt the Mural rexidpuce. helwvuti 0 and 7 u'eloek TltiirHihiv evuniinr. , ToiIuv'h receplion wan tho hint of llio a I I'a im itrranL'ed wholly hv the Kreneh uovernmeiil. Ilirenfler till Mr. VilHon'n inoveinentH will he ar ra Hired for hv IiIh perHonul Htitl'f. lliu conference with Premier Uovd (leorue of (Ireut llritain ia Mill indefi nite iih to time, hut it is not prohuhlo tluil il will occur before Ihe end of HiiH week or Ihe lieuinnimr of next. SHE SEEKS "JOBS' -. FOR SOLDIER BOY REOFIELD Mot PLAN WASHINGTON'. Dee. 17. Presi lent Wilnou Iiiih approved tho recent recommendation of Heeretarv Hcd field that InisinchH advisem be iiltiicli ci lo American legations ami embaH ieH iih one of the tfovernmeut'H inoveK toward nidiinr in Ihe war euiii pniun for foreiun trade. The preisi iIimiI'h tuiproval enmo in- one of n number of executive httsimwH dis patchcK todav from Pnrin. .6 T? -MM L ' . Slto's tho daughter of rtcarAd'l miral and Mrs. Frank E. Bealty; ;and Is Intorcstcd In tho welfare of American soldier and sailor boys 'reluming from overseas. Tho oy 'J act of licr work is to establish aa many as possible ot those boys Inl good Jobs after they are mustered! out of army aud navy.' TT HUBERT'S: SCALP UKIIUX. Mondnv, Dee. l(l-(Bv il.u Auu... iiii,.,i r'-.-u ,.!,,, I l.,.,. ! dred Iiovh nnd eir paraded through I the HtrcetM of the eitv todav on their I way to the reii-hHtim buildinu. where I the KoldierH nnd worknicn'n eunuren Ih beinif held. Thcv dcnmiided, nmonir other thinuH, votes for persons 18 I vcnrH of aire, the abolition of corporal jnnniHliinrnt in kcIiooIh and the oartiei oatioti hv ehi'ilrcn in tire ittlminift ra tion of tovernment nnd hcIiouIh, The , iiuireherH carried red fines nnd incen diary placard. , i A 17-vear-old lud made nn address warninu' the cxeeutivc committee of ' terrible eonsefincnccs'' if tho iuven ile proirrnm whs not tarried out. The ehnirmm of the executive committee ;dcelnrp! his sympathy with the child ren's ilemnnds. Later tho procession withered in lite sxuure in front of the ireichstui; buildinV. where voutlitui orators demanded the removal of 1're mier ICbert and Philipp Kcheidmann from office, oiiposine the convenine of the national assembly and threat ened n iuvenile strike throughout Oer nanv if tile r demands were not imme Htr.tciv aceped. URGES PEOPLE TO DAN SKEDINE. DRAFT EVADER. DEAD FROM HUNGER STRIKE CHICAGO. Dec. 17. As u result of a htiimer strike, which lusted Id days. Dan S. Hkediuc. nn alleged draft evader, is deod. Kffnrts of prison phvsieians to feed him forcibly were uniivailintr. U. S, NAVY WILL NEED 200.000 MEN IN 1919 U. S. Fleet Not at Pola. LONDON. Dec. 17. The Italian cnibiiKsy here slates that the ucVurt from Liabaeli to the effect that tin American Wiiindron had 'arrived at Pola was unfounded. a, WASHINGTON'. Uec. 17. Two hundred thousand men must be re cruited fur Ihe navy next year to tuke the places of men who will be de mo':i!izcd. Captain H. Lnnintr. chief of the bureau of navigation, made this 0:.t':untc today in i.kintr the house naval affairs committee for an ap propriation of 12.000.(10 to cover transportation nnd recruit int! ex-nenscs. POIiTLAM). Ore.. Dee. 17. "The Ied Cross is on the job. ninht nnd duv doimr wonccrfit! tiork." states Lieut. jllerinun L.. .Mel.cod. g;trd coinpnnv. dth reictinent. Marine corps, who weurs the mild wound nnd service stripes, decorated bv French nnd American covcrnracntH. Lieutenant -McLcod, nt present visiiniK in Port land on sick leave, pnvs the hiuhest compliments Jo the service the Ited Cross has iriven the American soldiers in the war zone. ; Iicforo und after ho received two maeh'ne trim bullets in the stomach. July 23, at Soissons, tho Lieutenant had first hand experience with the Fled Cross, which is conducting drive for meinbershiD from December 16 to 23. "Thcro is a Red Cross unit over there" sav Lieutenant McLcod. "which is work n.-r Independent of army authority. There is no rod tape nor nwaitins: orders. Whenever there is a battle this unit (rocs (o the spot, opens a field hospital of tents', with nurses nnd doctors, and takes carb of tho wounded until tho retrulur army nurses arrive. This Red Cross un:t is often 30 hours ahead of the army nurses. As soon ns the armv nurses comes up the Red Cross outfit packs up and moves nwav und heads for the next scene of trouble. . Jt is a real flvine suuadron. "It was this Red Cross unit that envc me attention whin I was wound ed, nnd I mnv snv that when von are wounded and in a R.ert Cross Jiogpitul no choree whatever is asked for any articles asked for bv wounded. , "The Red Cross is the only onrnn izat'on over there which trives vou the l lunas von need without chanre. When I found mrseif without tooth brush, toothpaste brush nnd similar little necessities, the Ited Cross sup plied me free. "I eivo this testimon'nl to the eood work of flie Red Ctota from personal exporience-nnd I wish to Inform the people of Oroson that thcv nro assist, intr in the ciirrvine on of somothinir really worth while when thev become members of the lied CroSH." ; Lieutenant McLcod cannot make a tour of the ntnto diiriinr the ited Cross membership drive, much ns ho desires "to do1 so, bcemiso of his wounded lion dition. It is neecssnrv for him to report daily to his physician and the makinir of oven short talks is more ot a strain than his doctor will permit him to undertake. WORSE , THAN GAS Kidney disease Is no respecter of persons. It attacks ypung and old allko. In most cases, tho victim Is warned of the npproachlng danger. Nature flKhts bock. Headache, Indi gestion, InBomnln. lame back, lum bago, tclatfca, rheumatism, pain In tho loins and lower abdomen diffi culty In urinating, all aro Indication of trouble with the kldnoya. 1 ; When auch symptoms app'ear' fifh will almost certainly find quick re lief In GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules. This famous old remedy has stood the test for 'two hundred years in helping mankind to fight off disease. It Is Imported direct from the borne laboratories in Holland, and ma?vB had at almost every drug store. Your money promptly refunded It It does not relieve you. Be sure to get th'e genuine GOLD MEpAL .Brand.";, la sealed packages, three sises. AdV; JOHNSON for DIAMONDS We invite a comparison of quality and price. ORDER YOUR CHRISTMAS PRESENT BY MAIL OR PHONE 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 goods are sent. uhow how reasonable the goods aro sold. We will be glad to furnish you further information TOY GOODS Following toys 15c to 25c are now 13c each, 23c for two: " 5V iiifh cotton, opening, mouth dog, brown ii ml white spots. 5 inch cotton opening mouth Hull Dog, black and white spots. 41-; inch celluloid Napoleon Kewpie.. I inch celluloid Nigger Cook. 4 inch celluloid Kewpie nnd Rabbit. ' 5 inch celluloid (lirl with Cat in bag. S'o inch celluloid Hoy with arms movable. 4 inch celluloid Hoy with Fruit Haskct. 5 in. carthcrn Lion, hair, movable tail. (5 inch eartliern Japanese school boy. . (5 inch Japanese Kid with fern. 9 inch Wooden Cat playing ball, on wheel. 8 inch Tiger on wheel. 8 inch Cow on wheel. ' 9 inch Dog on wheel. 8 inch Lion on wheel. 3', 4 or 5 inch Christmas candles, two to five dozen in each box. Following Toys are 10c, Choice: G1!' Japanese, doll, wearing crepe kimonn, colors blue, red, pink and yellow. -3's inch Flashlight shape jumping snake. 51 inch celluloid toy, four kinds, (i inch celluloid rattles. Following Toys are 15c, Choice 6 in. wooden Uolling Duck, mouth moving. 7 inch Squeaking Doll. 3 inch FiveDreadnaughtin box. 3 inch Rubber ball, face, press out tongue. 4 inch celluloid Duck. Honoware, 'Lucky Dog, Elephant, Monkey, l'lgg. and all animals. : Following Toys are 20c, Choice ' 10 inch cotton cloth Doll, with straw hat. 9 inch cotton Doll, baseball player. 6 inch celluloid Rattle. 5 inch celluloid Girl Doll, beautifully - Drossed. , ' . f ' G inch celluloid Hear General. 6 inch celluloid Swimming Doll. ; 3' inch Squeak Rubber Doll. Following Toys are 25c, Choice: 10 inch .Japanese Doll, wearing crepe kimo nn, colors pink, red and blue. 5 in. .Tapnncso Silk Doll, pink, red, blue. 7 in. Cotton Hull Dog, opening mouth, 10 inch Cotton Standing Squeak Dog. 6 nnd 8 inch celluloid Dolls, 14 figures. Following Toys are 35c, Choice: Yellpw nnd Hrown Furniture Set, consisting of 1 table, 4 chairs, 1 sofa. 6'i inch celluloid bare Doll, arms and legs movable. . ' 7x4 inch Fighters box, two men fight in box. Phone 93 Following Toys and 50c, Choice: 13x10 inch Wooden Rabbit on wheel. 12x10 inch Wooden Elephant on wheel. 8 inch Wooden Automobile. 4 inch Round Rubber Hall. 7 inch Wooden Puzzle Auto. Dice Shape Puzzle Luck Hank. . 10 inch Charley Chaplin in house. Haniboo Furniture sot, consisting of 1 ta ble, 4 chairs, 1 sofa. 9 inch Jap Silk Doll. 9 inch Unbreakable animals lion, tiger, cow nnd dog. 5 inch Jumping Dog, made Avith cotton and rubber. 5 inch Jumping Rabbit, made with cotton nnd rubber. Following Toys are 75c, Choice: 8 inch Mechanical Swing and Jumping Dog. 7 inch Mechanical Jap Jinrikisha. . 10 inch, 8 Wood Ducks and n Girl on wheel. 10 iucn Wooden Rolling Duck, opening mouth. 12 isch Unbreakable Doll. 11 inch Jap Silk Doll. ' ( Following Toys are $1.25, Choice. 12 inch Silk .Jap Doll, colors, pink, red, blue; 8 inch Mechanical Tin Auto, three tops, changeable. 13 inch Ring game. 20 inch Field Cannon set. Following Toys are $1.35. 14 inch Unbrenknble Doll, six kinds: 14 is. Jap Silk Doll, colors pink, red, blue. BASKETS Russ Basket, round . 35, 45, 50$ Hrown Bnmboo Work Haskets, trimmed with ring, beads and tassels 75, $1.00, $1.50, $1.75. Large line other baskets not listed. DRY GOODS Silk Kimonns ' with hand embroidery, all colors $11.50 Silk Crepe Kimonn with hand embroidery, all colors $17.50 Silk Crepe Kimonn, with hand embroiderv, all colors : ..$25.00 Woolen Chnllie Kimonn, fancy $9.00 Woolen Challio Kimonn silk lining....$14.00 Laches' Mandolin Coat with hand cmb $12.50 'Silk quiltecl Ladies' Vest, colors black, pink and navy blue $1.50 Same ns above, with sleoves ....$2.50 Silk Slippers :......$1.00 to $1.75 Cotton crepe Kimona with embroidery $2.75 Cotton crepe 30 inches wide, all colors'and stripe 45 yd Linen crepe, all colors, ea. yd. 65 nnd 75 Knitting Hags : ,.......65 Up Piece goods, Silk ......75 up Piece Goods. Silk Crepe ....$3.00 yd Pillow Top, hand painted scenery 507 Pillow Top, hand painted 757 Pillow Top, hand painted and brocade $1.25 Pillow Top, velvet woven scenery $1.75 Pillow Top, hand brocade work $7.50 Brocade Table Center ..$2.85 Blue nnd White Table Cloth, 36x36 75? Blue and White Tnble Cloth, 50x50 $1.50 Blue nnd White Table Cloth, 60x60 $2.25 Blue nnd White Table Cloth, 72x72 $2.75 Blue and White Table Napkins, 6, 12x12, 50 Hand embroidered blue bird Table Cloth, 45x45 inches, with embroidered Nnp- kins, set, special .'. $3.25 Battenburg Runner, 17x58 inches $1.50 Battcnburg Tablecloth, 45 in., round ....$2.50 Baby's Silk Comforter with embroidery, 2o.33 inches .....$2.75 CHINAWARE Blue Stork design, Tea set, 6 cups and 3 pieces $7.50 Blue Stork design, 5 inch plate ...........35 Blue Stork design, 6 inch plate .....:.:.-..45(? Blue Stork design, 7 inch plate. -55 Blue Stork design, 9 inch plate ..75 Blue Stork design, after dinner cups and saucers, 6 in box $2-50 Black hand painted after dinner cups and fsauecrs, 6 in box $2.75 Hand painted Cups an dSauccrs :....25 up Tea Pot 45 up Vases .......15 to $8.50 Plain Blue Tea Set consisting of 6 cups and saucers, tea pot, sugarbowl, creamer $5.00 Fancy floral design. Canton Imar Salad Bowls, $1.00 to $4.00 WOODENWARE 7 inch Brown Nut Cracker with hammer....75 7'- in. Brown Nut Cracker with hammer 85 8 in. Brown Nut Cracker with hnimner $1.00 8 inch hand carved Nut Cracker with hammer, with metal top k ."$1.25 Water Glass set, consisting of one 31y box, 12 3ya trays ............$1.00 Nut Set, consisting of one 5 inch bowl, six in dividual cups ....55 , Nut Set, consisting of oso 6 inch bowl, six in dividual cups ...75' Napkin Ring with hand carved design 10 Combination Salad Spoon and Fork 50 9-inch Wooden round Spoons 10, 11 inch Woden round Spooss 15$ 5l2 inch R, Teapot Tile ..15 3'-j iu- hand carved brown Pin Tray 10 . 5 in. hand carved pm tray, brown imish... customer or anywhere directed. Money Space is limited and we list a few things to 8 in. hand carved brown Serving Tray......;.30t 8l2 in. hand carved brown Serving Tray..i.35 9 in. hand carved brown Serving Tray........40$ 10 in. hand carved brown Serving Tray..45$ ll in. had carved brown Serving Tray......50 Ladies' Toilet Set, consisting of one 8 inch,. trav, one pin' trav, one powder case and one hat pin holder . .:. ..:.. $1.00 16 iii. Book Stand, brown finish with hand carved design ....$1.00 14 in. Japan Oak Boot Stand, with drawer, and table ..................,......:.....$2.50 Bronze fiuish Ends Budda, set.......... $2.50 Bronze finish Book Ends, animal, set......$3.00 LACQUER WARE '. 412x6 inch brown or black Cabinet, hand painted designs ............1 ;. 50' oixe1 inch brown or black Cabinet, hand painted designs ...V.. 65 5x712 inch brown or black Cabinet, hand painted designs, with key. 85 6x8 .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 14x24 inch hand painted floral design Tray, . . $1.50 12x18 inch Black Lacquer, Silver Inlaid Tray $2.00 10x15 inch Black Lacquer, Silver Inlaid Tray, . $1.50 3x3 inch Blnck Lncquer Finger Bowl with tray, gold floral design, hot. water proof, - , $1.50 ' 412 inch R. red or brown Finger Bowl, hot water proof ............I.:.....:. .....:.:l'..........25$ 51x6x4V' 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 b6x" ..... J...25$ ' License Sticks, each bunch 15$ Incense Burner, old man figure .....1.........:..35 Incense Burner,Budda, small size ....35$ License Burner Budda, large size'.". ......50$ V NOVELTIES "" Silk Hasdkerchiefs, with hand embroidery, :,:, :: 35 to $2.75 ;-...;m Silk Hand Bags 25$ to $3.00 Silk Crepe Card Case, hand painted............25 Silk Pin Cushion, hand painted............l5$ up Silk Crepe Book Mark, with hand painted 15$ Bamboo Lamp Shade, silk lincd........:....50 up Sil kTasscls, all colors ;...10$, 15$, 20, 25 Hand painted Lacquer Pictures, with frames, 15$, $1. JAPANESE ART STORE Medford