Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 28, 1918, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE THREE U. S. STATE DEPT. AT THE RIALTO THEATER TONIGHT ONLY POLES TRYING TO . STEM THE TIDE SPEECH IS IN A LIGHTER VEIN ISM F IMPORT SCHEME inSDFOTtn MATn TRTTJUNTC, MFD FORT), OWKOOX, RATHKDA V. PFf-'KMBFTt 28, 1018 400,000 LOANED t.O:!T)ON, ic, '.!H, Tin. nr.iuniiii of I thl Mllll'iilill 1 loUt.n Ililli'lll'OII Vfllrtl coiu'i nilSvulv iiildi'Miiil except I ni' tliu to .its. WIuiii luc ii jimI iiih .Icr ul' curi'iln uli'U, in ctlv livnv mul ntuiiil inir lii'l'iiid lliv lurtl mayor's clmir. inucli. Miiiiir "vmir pivhI liiuliiiruK (lulili'ir' sinii I lin llukii ul' I'liiiiiiiiiulit in v In: Is, our exi'i'llcucti'M, IiiiIh nml m Mtloiiifi!, 1 priiv mliiu- fur tin. tiremilril of llui t'mti'il Mtntvii." llmro wiiii ii liiirnt ol' lii'iirt v. allliuiiL'li tic fill Olll-. CtllllllNillNIII '"l lllllllt ! I II 1 1 liinir, uriviiiu ul' iiiuil.iiis mul Ijcntinii Tin' pri'Niili'iit'H HiH'iM'li wiih in ii liulilcr m'iii with a iiiTHiiiml tourli. I In lll'Scrill'd llilllllcll' lint llll 11 colli tlllll- iiiit inn In no, luit with hiiiiiitliiiiv ol' 8eoi'li I'liiiliiui, ti'iniiiTcil In' ii liliiiu fur iuoMiKcmiicN which cotiM Iiiivu no filler ti tm Celtic oriuin, III exiilu nnlluii it tin; hri'iiltiuit ol' ineceilcnt In coininu ;o lluruiw Iiuciiiimc he tlimiuhl C'llllMllIt, tlon wiih ilutv nbovu nil "111 em, wn miiimlril. iim wim Inn mm tnlioii I inn t luuli'M l.iuuli, thnt one could it ( liulc n iiiiiii wlniiii lie kiii w. Tim prr.ildii himkit tritium! a (oik'Ii of 1'iuoi uii or hiiNiiiiliiiii. llix iiiiiy eeMuru wiih when lm hpokti uf I Ii - MiikIou- ul' uricl' which htiil hern Illi cit from Jio wurlil. iHora Klrnl .MelliiNllxt i:ilrouil Cliurrh Tlmre will lo no.iinrvlcos of any kind In 'hlii rli ii rtli tomorrow, Run tlay, Dec. 89th, 11H8. C. II. Carlos, Milliliter, Cailinllc (liurcti Riulli Oakilulo nrviiiin. Klrst l mil Huntlny at H a. in. Hfcoml uiiu nflO:3n n. m. Dene-' lion Bftcr second ms. Iter. J. I'owi.rii. M. K. (IiiiitIi, Smith Cor. Main nml Oalitlule. J. !I. W'alli.x'k, rnntor. No mi vires tomorrow on iiccoiuil of tiioonv -nli'iiro ot wcnrlnK mniiks !n church. A happy nnd prosperous Nvw Your lo all. Kllt. I'li-sli) ifriim Church Thin liiiirrh will remiiln closed thin Buni'ny. Tho miilsttir anil officers tnko I Ills opportunity ta ii the iimmliere of the ronxrcKatlou nnd tho entire com munity ! .Vcw Vi-nr ot i:nnt ulesclni anil En.' ll:K I supine. .. Myron Hooxcr, Mlnlnlor. Cl.rUiliin (liunli As the public Bclionlit nro nil cloned It tins liren tliotiHht ndvliuililo not to roopen tlio church for soryicca thin Hundny. Thcro will h a special mi.ntliiK of 1hn 'board, Tuesday uvunlnit at 7:110. At I'nut's electric store IliinlnmiH af groat Importance Is to cmno before the board. All members nro roquoat ed to bo pronnut. Klmt 1iurrh or (1irht, Scientist llrancli of Tho Motlmr Church, tlio Plrsl Church of Christ, Scientist, In llonton, Minn. Subject, "Chrliitlan Science." Wodnosday evening mooting, nl which tcnllmonlnln of Christian Rcl rnro ho:illiR nro given, at 7:110. All nro cordially luvlicd. Sunday school at IMS. All under tho ago of 'JO nro welcome. .-.Church eciirice, 211! N'orth Onkdnlo ovnnuo. ! Heading room In Iho M. K. H. Ttitlldlng, North Coiitrnl nvcnuo, open from 1 to K dully, oVcnpt Sundnys nnd holidays. Mrsl. ItiiptM. Cliiiri'li 1 Owing to tho ordor requiring the continued uso of tho niuuk tho snr vlcos of tho church nro postponed nnnlhcr weuk. t Tho rugillar quarterly bunlneiis inantlng which should lm held Tint rn riny, Jan. 2, will probably ho delayed a week, Tito pastor surely regrets tho ne cessity that doprlvus htm of these mlnlstrntlons. Hut let tin ho patient nnd prayorfttl and cheerful. Wo nhnll hopo tor iinlnlorriiptod norvlcos from tho Now Yo nr. Wishing yoit nil a happy Now Yunr. W. T. S. Springs, Mlnliilor. Muster Out Crrast Artillery. PF,AT'n,K. Dec. -JH. Miisteroul out of coast nrtillerymi.n nt I'oucl Sound forls havn been completed nl Fort Worden, Mnjor Waller S. l'ollitz. PorKonnel ndiiiliinl. nt Iho hciuliiuiir tors of the North Pacific (.'onsl. iirlil lerv tliwliiet, iinnoiincud todnv. In 1)11 1,7(5 1 cnlislcd men were tniitilor cd out ut Iho furl. Out U'hls Out It Is Worth Money DON'T MISS TIU3. Cut out this slip, enclose with Re nnd mall It to Koley & Co., 28H5 Shofflold Avo Chicago, 111., writing your nnmo and eddres clonrly. You will rocclvo In return a trial pnekngo . conlnlnlng Koloy's Honey and Tnr Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Koloy Klduoy Pills, for pain In sides nnd hack; rhoiimntlsm, huckacho, kldnoy ami blnddnr nilmonts; and Foley Cathnrto Tnhlots, a wholosomo and thoroughly cloansliig cnthnrtlc, for conatlpittlony hlllnusnoiis, hendncho, n.nd doggish bowols. I'ot' uulo by dVloilfnril Pliiinimoy, ' l'K.' IMCI, Nov. ill. ((Nirrniipoii (Innri) i.r An o. luli'il Prosit.) Tho Aiiii'i'ltiiii i:;iiion liux Indued n pro lent Willi tint t Ii 'lu.iu I'.ovarn iii.iiit iiiitliorlllc'i tipilniit tin. siiiiclluiilfii; of mi export nail Import Monopoly by (.'hliiiMu ll:nluvl llnMllty m pmiy, pluiifi for whVh worn put for wonl liy Tao Jnlln, nctlim mlnlntur of Krancii, mul Tlnn Wcn-llch, niliiln lur of iiKili'tiiiiiri. nml coaimeri'ii. Tim cmiipiiny In lo luivo n cnpltnl linl Iimi of ? '. , O'l (.i . (i ij (i with tho uliiu'o liolil.trH I f in 1(1(1 to Chliiiii) cltlxenn. nml In to l.i'Klii opuiailona Iminmlt nti'ly tho nliiircs nto nulini rlliml. Tho oliJiKtH mi net forth In thn orricliil (inictiM tiro to "ileal In till nurlii of raw nnd iiianufucl iirml nrtlclen but li nj:"r', r-i' l-viirt, ami to n-t an UK' iiiH tor tho Koi'iMiiment, tor com pitnleii, for liuhliifHi fliimi or Individ li lib In liuiiilllni; hotli cxporla ami I in -purlv." Arilcln .ulx of tho "rcniili'tlolin" roiitalim tint featuru lo which ivipo lal ol.Jiu'tlon In iiiiuIii by tho Amcr-li-itn lixnlloii mi ti direct contraven tion of Ainei'kun treaty rlKhtu on tlio K run ml Unit It crcaleii it monopoly which would effotilvuly uliiit out till competition hy American flnua or forpointlomt In the (.'hlneno innrket. bark, mmfii n ih?( Ufir n inX: m JllKfM ' ' l: For 1919-RESOLVE 'mSl I KM ' 8. 0 IFlti&r To Join the Big Movement to Make Oregon Grqw and Prosper JSM i " It Pays to Buy the Best Ask for Olympic Flour jSouitnid'JfouU'u'J Makes Whitest, Sweetest, Healthiest Bread Mndo from onrofully selected Northwestern Wheat, thoroughly cleitned nnd scoured by tho most modern meth ods known. All the nutritious qualities of the Wheat arc retained nnd it reaches you clean, pure nnd wholesome. The Portland Flouring Mills Co. y- "' ""jP pi--- Th3 King I'm l!lu flrnlianis linvo tlio rnro com liiiiMllon of rich foml vttluo nml crisp dclii'luusncH thnt make thi'in over wol coaic. At incnla or b.llwci'ii nu-nls they nro nlwnys impalni'. Mmk- tor you In thn iluyliglit food fnctury. Sold ovcry . where, TR5J-ELU BISCUIT CO. rortlaii.l. , ' , Oregon Made for JOBS TO ('AMI' I. KWIS, Tacoina. , Wimli.. Dec, '.'.!). l'rnctii'iillv every woiniilei mini iliNclniruetl I rout this cami ufter Iph period of convalescence will linvc it'lionitioii ill civil life if he cures lo aeceid it. it wa.i Miid at eainii hcaU iiiii i Icr-. lodav, Diirint; tho iii-t lew diivn liuiiiv emplnvcrH in ilillercnt linrlM of (he wchl have written here u vi iitr tliev hail opcnim; for diiuhlcd men. 'J'liene letters tell In detail the nature of the work (o bo done nnd .imc eiiiplovers even ask that ni''Ii Makes Health Happiness arid Success 1, - ''$wbi of Crackers OregonTrade ... K'i-n wvw "fVf m jv. m .. ' v vi,.--i - .;-"' r-i.i' who have hint n lei: or tin nrm be unit 1 lieiii. One of the Kliikiiii: 1'cnlurcH of Iho lellers ih llic hich wotres offered, it .-i.-cniiii'.'l v lieiir.' the nbiii of the ein lilovern to iniv the disabled man as iniielt us ono fit nnd Koittid nrovided the wounded holdier can fill nmitli er man's plaee. Alt the wounded men reluming' ure from western htate Unit have hciii men to l!ii enmi. Within u few weelw it is believed by olficers Hint several hundred will be membiTs of the overseas convalescent deta'li nient nwnilimr dischnr.'e. When the men reach tfere thev lire priielicnllv as well as medical attention call make tlK'lll. Mind Nclllo Cox who spent Christ mas at homo in Kugene, returned yeslerduy to rcnumo teaching when die Bchools open up nKaln. TAKE NOTICE our K J MA Ca A 'I' nTf:rc. Then take' tho earliest ODDortunitv of conveying to said dealer the idea that you This Mas Talks Llko It Was a Ford. I loud Kh'cr, Or., Itnute, Mar. 4. Vnachnn Muter Works, Tertland, Oregon, lienr Sirs: Am having fine suc eoiii with tile little old bug. Aver r.Z? ten rie1' t- r-M i. .f s-is; i:l ni , ji ;,vo tn-k nt 4 1-Sc cost por rlrk. doing weine for nn old rig. Itesp'vtfnlty yours, J. J. KliCNKMAl'IlKIi. VAUGHAN MOTOR WORKS, Inc., 475 East Main Street. Portland, Oregon. The Sign of Gcod Quality INSIST UPON Golden Eod Cereals. They arc the perfection of experienced milling excel lent in quality and the pro duet of a Home Intdustry. Golden Rod Milling Co. Cereal Millers and Poultry" Food: Manufacturers.' ' Portland Oregon.1 Patronize Hbme Have Your Printing Done by the Medford Printing Co. ti ASHLAND, Ore.. Dc.-. 28. Cap luin Ivan I). AppleKUtc, uu octozeu nrir.n. who M-rvrd in the Indian wars und was one of the first Indian aacnts in Klamath county, was probably fa tally burned early today. He was sla.idiu!; in front of the fireplace iu his home, when his nitthtrohe c-auuhl fire and he was burned severely from heud to foot. C'uptain Anpleunto moved to A.-h!und from Klamath eoiintv :i venr ii'jn. ifS.v INVESTIGATE nearest dealer for information wish to acquire one of these LABOR SAVERS A Gasoline Motor Driven Drag Saw Machine that saws up to 25 cords of wood per day. NOTE : We also suggest that for good results you should specify a VAUGHAN Drag Saw. For further details nddrcss Before the War Crown Flour Was established ns n product of the highest quality nnd recojtnixpd by every housewife as the best flour obtainable. During the War Crown Fiour Helped .tho Housewife to Make better Victory bread. Now After the War AVhcn wheat restrictions are re moved and you can again enjoy fresh, nourishing, home mailo hrend you doat' need to bo told that you got hotter results from Crown Flour , You've learned from experience how nmeh its use improves tho qiulity of your hrend, giving in creased volume, and jtrcsKt.'tig thnt itlcil texture anj iivpuria-ij thnt delloloua fl:vr aiu. odor. i,. - : AV5v' sSvfl Jth. '1 1 II .' ' 9 St .' "! k The nnnmil mcetincM of the Farm I. oun Asosocintion will be held Tuea dny. Jan. 14. 1U19. ta provided by "uet of connrws." Tho Medford a isocintion. the lnrii est in the county, is prepnrini; for an intereHtinir meetinir. Tliis associa tion haw paid over to its members in loans to ditto tl")4,r.'j0. the Koeue liivcr iiKHoeintion. $37,100. 'Phoenix aHKocic.tion. if'il.OOO nnd with the Gold IIMI, Cen Ira I Point nnd Ashland associations a total of upproximutely $100,000 to date. President O. Shea of the Land Hnnk of Spokane, as a result of his recent visit to this valley, has written E. II. Kurd, Hceretarv of tho Medford association: "It in our hope and wish that nil future business which mnv be for consideration may be proceeded with expeditiously nnd satisfactorily, u condition where there is no motive or purpose other than to guard our se curities and mve a souare deul to every worthy person." Mr. Hard received word todnv that Mr. V. C. Iiroek. bank appraiser of Hood Iiiver. the first appraiser to work in this htnle nnd one of the best in the district, is on his way here. Mr. Hurd also states that addi tional applicants can buhmit their up nlient'ons nt thi time. Oleomargarine Makes economy a double pleasure; a table treat; delicious on toast and bread and on steaks and vegetables. You'll like it right from the start. Composed of pure,, carefully select ed ingredients and churned fresh, daily with pasteurized milK The most noticeable differ ence between Columbia Brand Oleomargarine'1 and fancy creamery butter Is the price nd it's in favor of users of Oleomargarine. Tacked In waxed, odor proof - cartons. U. S. Got ernmcnt Inspected. UNION MEAT CO. North Portland, Oregon savory Kotcakes, full of goodness, are for your break fast. A delightful treat, s6 in expensive and simple to' pre . pare you can enjoy them every day in the year. WARSAW, Thursday. Dea 27. (By the Associated Pres) The Polish government nan eatabflmhed thin military front against tho ad vancimc Bolsheviki forces.', Tho lio extends from Lnpv, in tho n-jrlb, southward to Litry nnd beyond Lcm berir. ( 'm,-' ? Thousands of , Russian 'j refugees continue to arrive in Poland. It is re ported thnt the Gannons ure proper in? to hand over Vilna to'tbe Bolshe viki. t .- ,. The Polish aovtameM has receiv ed reports that a tl'OiisAnd Poles have been massacred at : Pintle by Bolshe viki and Ukrainian j fo'ces advnnoins toward Brcst-Litovjst , which the eOr mnns arc preparinii-to abandon. " The republic of -west Ukraine has been formed at Tnrnopol, Oalicin. The new eovernjn.-nt is favorable to the entente. . . - , 1 Bl CHICHESm SPILLS I'll la la 7 II t!s, i i-fcrl Mdh B!a HO jwika- kQMBat.Sartt.AlwTR' xriA3 m tlf IIHinil HLIA I SClDbtl JSTSEVimKEII !THE THRIFT, SPREAD" "flapjacks M 1 ' :.!-,. ;-1 . .