Medford mail tribune., January 14, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

TEDFOTID MATT
TRTfiUNK
MEDFORD. OHEaOX, TUESDAY, .TAXtTARY It, 1910
PAGE THREE
L ELECTED
E
. SAI.KM, ,)iin. U.- Itohcii W. It ulil,
cililur of tlio Mi'ill'ur.l Sun, who willi
ilruw from llm content fur hciiiile cnh
imilitr clerk yi'Mlcrdny, liux hccn clod.
Cll UhHlHljIIlt Hlr(tt1llllt-lll -lU'lllH III' till
Nviliitu. JiiIiii V. (,'iii'liriin wiik elect,
oil oilier cleric, .1. I', limit of Wood.
Iiurti, iiKviiitmit chief clerk, V. 0, I;.
Mcrcor of Kugcuu herHciuit-iit-nruiM,
Knyn N. l.ui'iiy of Hunching, imiil
clerk mill Dr. J. A. I.invillu of Yiim
tiill, doorkeeper.
Concerning tlic I'ljiilc-l over the clc
lion of ciilcnilitr clerk, the Kiilem Cup.
itnl Journal hu,v:
Tlii'ii tlio fight over calendar clerk
developed, in which I 'mi I I lliirrin of
Hiili'in, n returned soldier wlio Nerved
ill tllO UVilltiull HCflioll H'llH on OIIC
hIiIu ti Hi) llolicrt lliilil, editor uf'u
iliiily pppor ut Ak'dfoiil, wun on the
oilier. ,
. Wliili) Itulil Inn) the. pledge of 10
HCimtiiM, tills didinlu over taking 1'iiro
of tint returning soldier liuciimv hu
worm that Kvuutor Thulium, who hud
Humiliated Ituhl, withdrew hi name
in l'uvor of llurris mid Hiiid tluit Uulil
would take t ho position of nKsixlunt
HiTK'-iuit-n t-diniH, which llurriH Imd
declined to necepl when it win offer
ed In him. This iiiiulu llurri' election
unuliiiiiniiH.
"Mr. K uli t doe out ih to lie plac.
rd in till) light in which he is hcing
forced," Miid Scniitor Thoinim when
ho uriiMi to withdraw Itohl'H mime.
"I wnnt to ny there Im no mini who
will go fimhcr t It tt ii Itoii Ituhl i.r my-i-elf
to provide for the returning mil
ilierN. Iftt t there i nothing inure clii.
tcntihle in piildic life tliiui to n-e this
iim n iiieiim nf cell nu office. From
now on we imiy expect every cmnli.
dllle for office, iloun to the jiitic of
of the pence, will hrinir out Ion war
rijeord mi n ineuiix of getting office.
"Mi'. Itulil miys he in willing to Htcp
nshiilc nnd take the piMition of nit.
MMitiil norgciinl til urnm mid let this
boy Ink v Ihu Kitioii uf eiileiidnr
clerk."
WJicii .Scnntor 'i'liiiiiiux hud fir-t
)diiccd KuIiI'h iiiiiiiu in iiomimition he
hnhl tluit MMithern Oregon never hud,
in'cn given ii place in the orgnnir.n.
tiun of the Keniilo und he considered
it wiih cnlilled lo lliiH pnxiliiiii.
Among the Hcnnlorx who champion
ed the hide of the Kohlier were Sena
tor Hu.Mon, Klniuk, Hank", mid
r'nrrell, while Scuulor Mnwr, l.nch
iniind, 'Smith ' of Cons nnd Kddy
wpoko in support of liuhl, chiefly on
the. ground tluit tliey were pledged to
him mid they considered thut the nol
dier hhould accept tlio other position.
WAHIIINGTO.V, .Inn. H. Senntor
Cluimlicrlnln highly; prize a modal
proiionlod to hi in during tliu holidays
by (iomirnl L. Collunlct, mllltiiry ut
tucho of tlio French high commission
with whoso momhors lliu aenntnr has
conferred from llmu to I lino ilurlng
tlio war. -Tlio
minlnl In dotllciitad to "Vic
tory," with a IlKuro of Liberty on one
Hldo ami a wreath mid buglo on the
ollmr. It In of no I III hronsso mid iirtln.
tically engraved, but without lnscrlp
tlon. Wlih It Gcnorul Collnrdol
wrote: . ,
"With my bent grootliiKn, thin moil
nl of tlio Victory lo ono who did ho
much toward securing It."
HE SHOT DOWN LIEUT.
- ROOSEVELT
LIEUT.
OTAIf JOWHAUSER
Donli minor, who ndmlls ho shot
down Quontln Roosovolt In an air
battlo, donlrej to becoma a citizen
of the Unllfid Btaton and fly for
. Undo Rum. Donlinunor, the iimnll
cut aviator of tlio German nlr
forcon, welRhn 04 pnnnda. llo got'
32 ulanon In 11 dnyii. v
TO
CONTROLINFLUENZA
I
Now lliul I'ort IiiikI, Ban Fnincliico
ami Heultle luivii onlored tlio wcurlnn
ot flu miiHkii In urforl to IiiiiiIhIi tlio
eiildiimlo mid Followed tlio miocoaHful
exmuplu by .Modford hi roilucliiK tlio
(lu hero from mi nildmlo Hluito to
u in Inl tu ii in. Mayor tlnteH mid the
city fooiicllmou uro rucelvliiK con
Ki'iiliiliilloiin, even from uoino-clllzmin
who worn ntroiixly optioned to tlio
nnmliD. '
Kvuii Portland In coiiiIiik In with
ciiiiitriiluliilloiiH, l.unt week Muyor
Oiileii wrotn I lie I'ortlund cluimbor ot
coimuerco crlllclnlnn tlio nutliorltlim
of tlio nlulo iiietropolln for not liun
dlliill tlio epidemic nltuntlon propurly
and impocliilly tor not adoptliiK ihn
comiiulHory wnnrliiK ot niiinkH. In
reply Kvccullvo Hecretary Uodnon ot
tho elciniber ban written Muyor Galon
un follown:
"In ro youm of tho 7th of January,
wlnh to compliment you monf bear
iily upon tlio Kood ' reaulln you at
tained In liundllUK tho Ilu alluatloii.
"I approcliilo very much receiving
your loner, ;m froin tho tono of your
wire I tlioiiKlit you were bnrnlily crit
ical. I want to nurture you that tho
nplrlt of cooperation tnanlfontod lu
your letter today will cull from un ut
any I lino, our very lilKliont effort.
"Our mont vinoroun ertortn at clon-
liiK, following divided inodlcal coun
ol a to procuduro, produced no ap
preciable dotruimo; all public placen
wero cloned, ntruot car wlndown
foricd opun, nloron ordared to clono
early In the afternoon and threatened
wlih entire cloning. All gatlieriugn
of any nlno wero nunpeuded. Bomo
Imluntrlnl plant! laid off. and other
Ultima ware dono that practically
paralyzed tho bunlnenn ot tho city for
nouio time, and yot, denplto thin,
thero neemed to bo no apprcclublo ro
diicllon In the number of canea. How
ever, noon after renuming normal
huHlnoMi and making an effort to
(iiinrnntlno nffllcled peoplo, tlioro did
neem to bo mi upproclalila reduction.
I'or tliono roanonn, and for tho fact
that I'orllmid hud n vanity smaller
iiiiinlicr of canon (hull other cities of
tho namo nice, wo fell that wo wero
probably doing an well with tlionltua.
lion an any other community similar
ly nil tinted.
"Thero would bo no purpono, and
I sco you did not Intend to convey
nuch an Impression, to put bunlnenn
boforo llfo and wo Join with you mont
heartily In any effort to protect com
muultlen. ' I put your request before
the board of directors and will do no
attain and neo If nomothlng can't bo
dona along mill better linos than
hnvo yet been attained."
DEMAND RELIEF
NJ'.V YOKK. Jan. I I. A meeting
of the National AsoM-inlion of l'ro
I'cHMomil Htihchall I.cugiiCH at which
the ipiestion of oliluiniiiK relief for
the minor Icngtics from the present
draft rcgnlatiiitm wan considered was
hidd hero Imlny. Some minor league
ofl'icialH iiitiimitcd that unlcsH de-
iiimidN of Hie ininors wero granted
they would break with the major or-
glllll.lltlllUS.
Since the tin lionet agreement was
higned ycarx ago the major leagues
hnvo enjoyed lite privilege of drafting
players from the mimller orgaiii7.ii'
lions. This practice, minor league of
ficinls niiiiiitaincd, was unfair in that
when one of the small clubs developed
guild players Ihey wero taken by the
major circmls nl the end of tho sea
son,
Tho minor league committee was
emphatic t lint, the requests nf the
sinnler clubs iniml bo grunted.
WASHINGTON", Jan. H. Eighty
thousand (lennnn holmols r.apttirod
by CI on mn I PnrshlnK's troops have
boon ordered by Frank R. Wilson,
director of I.lliorty l oan publicity for
dlatrlhutlon In tho l"l ft h Liberty lonn
campalKii. The holinats will bo used
as prizes for cuinpnlu.il achievements.
Worth $50.00 n IJottlo '
Win. narnon, Snn Antonio, Tox.,
wrltos: "Foley's Honoy nnd Tnr Is
the boHt c.oiiRli remedy In tho world.
U has been w.nrth $o0.00 a bottlo to
mo. I. hart 'tho flu' followed by pneu
monia, which loft me weak, with ft
porxlatont c.ouith, I noodod rost and
sloop, which I was unablo to got.
Homo ono ndvlBotl Foloy's llonoy nnd
Tar. I botcun taking It that very
nlKht. Boforo bod time I notlcod ro
ller, und that night had a sound sloop
and porfact ills lit 'a rest, tho first
nlnco tho beginning ot tbe flu. I have
complotely rooovorutl and do not
cought at n!l. It cost mo only $1.20
to euro that obstinate cough with
Foley's Money nnd Tar. Lot all who
road this letter try Voley's." For
salo by Meilford Pharmacy.
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Ailnlln
Sennutlonal novelty urtlnln, tho two
Klngn, uro billed an tho feature of
fering on tho vuudovlllo bill which
III open ut tho l'ugo tontght. Tlioy
aro scheduled to perform a series of
seemingly Impossible fouls, releasing
themselves from cages, mull bags and
straight Jackets. Members of the
audlonco uro requested to bring reg
ulation locks and chains ot overy de
scription. A roward of $100 has
been offered for any successful offort
IN GOOD HEALTH
WASHINGTON, Jan. II. Colonel
Cieorge 10. Stewart, comuiinding the
American I mops in tho 'Archangel
sector of Hiissin, in a mcsasge re
ceived lit the war department today
under date of January 11, reported
that he had made a personal tour of
the wide front over which the Ameri-1
en lis lire scattered, nnd found the
gcnural health, disriplino and morale
of the men excellent mid their cloth
ing and equipment ample.
Total deaths from all onuses mnong
the force, which numbers about 8,000
wero given ns six officers nnd l'Jl
enlisted men.
Living conditions, Colonel Stewart
said, are good except wiih advanced
outposts. In order to prevent undue
hardship, troops occupying; the front
lino are rotated frequently.
"(icnerully," soys tho report, "men
hnvo rapidly become accustomed lo
lack of comforts mid conveniences
and have performed most valient ser
vice. '. .
"The enimnnnd is scattered with al
lied I roups over n front -of 4110 miles
nl distances from Archangcs varying
from 100 to .'UHI miles with small de
tachments nt various places. Tem
perature November and December, i0
below zero lo 10 above fahrenheit mid
on occasions 22 below."
FAMINE RELIEF BILL
WASHINGTON, Jan. 14. The
$10u,000000 Kuropenn rollof moa-
suro passed yesterday by tho house
after roadliiR of President Wilson's
urgent roiiunst 'for prompt . action,
may bo hold up in-the senato several
days us a result of tho domnnd of
senators for information regarding
proposed disposition ' of. the fund.
Majority Loador Martin, chairman of
tho appropriations committee, today
cnblod to Secretary Lansing at Talis
a request tor such information.
BOLSHEVIK AGITATION
NOT FEARED IN U. S.
WASHINGTON, Jon. 14. Dolaho
vllt agitation In the United States
shows no promlso of reaching a stago
of opon disorder according to dopurf
mont ot justice officials. So far tho
movomont, evidently mainly In Now
York, Is economic, rath or than polit
ical in nut uro, Ihey declare,
AND TOMORROW NIGHT
V7 fr- "
'1
, if
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Cnrr
to prevent the man of tho team from
oncuping from tho cage by any com
bination of locks. See the only lady
In America who demonstrates a re
lease from au insane straight Jacket
after being locked, strapped and then
tied In full view of the audience. The
chumplon ludy artist of "'America.
Adeline Carr Is billed as "The Girl
From tho Golden Went." She ap
pours In monologue and songs and Is
suld to portray a novel comedy type
with nuccens.
EFFORTS TO SECURE
EARLY DISCHARGE
OF YANKS FAIL
Those Jackson countv relatives nnd
friends who have been workinir in un
effort to have soldiers relieved from
service in order lo look utter home
duties and work, have labored in vain,
as the local draft board bus received
the following instructions from Adju
tant General Crowdcr nt Wnsliinc
ton :
"It is ftucgested that locnl boards
do not prepare or sign unv documents
intended to hilrrv the dischnrco. of
men from militarv service. Affidav
its, certificates, letter, and other doc
uments have little or no effect nnd
do not tend to hasten the discharge
process."
Tile circular also intimates that
local hoards are dointr n thankless
tusk when thev urge 'the discharge of
unv man. Relatives ami fricnu.-, of
men are informed tiiat under the pres
ent demobilization plan, each man will
hnvo to wait his turn. Also it is inti
mated pretlv strongly that the hoard
n well as relative -r? 'o-.s valua
ble line :;i i.en.uitenipting to set the
claims however good of anv man
for discharge.
. -BY SUPREME COURT
SAUiM, Ore., Jan. 14. The state
supremo court decided today, by n
vote of 4 lo ;t. thut T. I.. Perkins is
entitled lo be seated immediately as
city commissioner of Portland. Fol
lowiuc; the last election Commissioner
Dan Kellahar claimed the right to
continue in office until next July.
Three justice, in a dissent'ns opinion,
coincided with this vicy today.
GRANDMOTHER KNEW
40 ! w -
There Was Nothing So Good
for Congestion and Colds
cs Muctard
riot the old-fashioned, mustard-nlarter
burned and blistered while it acted. Gel
tho relief end help tnst mustaro
plasters gave, without tho pketer ano
without the blister.
Mustcrolo docs it. It Is a clean, white
ointment, msdo with oil cf mustard. It It
scientifically prepared, eo that it works
wonders, and yet does not blister the
tendorest skin.
Just marasco Mustcrole in with the finger-tips
gently. See how quickly it brings
relief how tpaediiy tha pain disappears.
Uso Musterola for Eoro throat, bron
chills, tonsilitio, croup, stiff r.eck, asthma,
JlCUrUIIU, liyuui., wii.nvM,, ptiunoj,
rheumatism, lumbago, puiiin and aches of
the back or Joints, spraino, coro muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds of
the chest (it often prevents pneumonia),
30c nnd 00c jars; hxjitd size $2.50.
10
SAUCM, Jan. M. President Vin
ton hits announced his senute com
mittee appointments.
, Senator J. C. Smith of Josephine
will be chulrmun of the Important
ways and means committee. Senator
A. W. Orton of Multnomah will head
tho Important committee on roads
and highways, while Senator Gus
Moncr of Multnomah will be chair
man of tho Judiciary committee.
Other Important chairmanships
are: Senator Kddy, revision and laws;
Senator Hurley, Irrigation; Senator
Dlmmlck, resolutions; Senator Pierce
public lands; Senator GUI, game;
Senator Hanks, Insurance; Senator
Klierhurd, railroads.
Considerable dissatisfaction Is Be
ing heard over the chairmanship of
the important commltteo on roads
and highways going to Orton, as
Multnomah has no . road building
problem, and upstato senators feel
that this committece should have
'been put in charge of some one from
one ot tho counties having a road
building problem more directly on Its
bands. !
Thomas Is chairman of the agri
culture and forestry committee and
a member of the following commit
tees: Fishing Industries, Judiciary,
roads and highways.
Died from wounds: Private Ches
ter J. Soely, Portland, Ore.
Wounded severely, previously re
ported missing In action: Prlvato An
drew Johnson, Portland, Ore.
FAMILY SHOE BILLS
I Tramping 18 miles a day, Mr. H. M.
Foreman, a mail carrier of AUentown,
Pa., found that shoes with ordinary
soles last about one month. But he
says a pair of Neolin-soled shoes gave
him more than nine months of service,
in which time be walked over 4,000
miles.
His experience shows now you may
save shoe money by providing your
family with Neolin-soled shoes, which
give extra wear where other shoes wear
out quickest.
Vou can get Neolin-soled shoes in
any type of shoe you want. Prices
are about the same as for shoes that
give only ordinary wear, sometimes
they are even less. If your dealer
hasn't the style you want, he can get
it for you quickly. Remember. Neolin
Soles are created by science to be what
soles should be. Thev are available
everywhere for re-soling as well as on
hnn. Thev are made by The I
Goodvear Tire & Rubber Company,
Akron, Ohio, who also make Wingfoot
Heels guaranteed to outwear any
other heels.
neolin Soles
M MtiW Rcc.1T. S. I-Bt. OS.
GET SLOAN'S FOR
YOUR PAIN RELIEF
You don't have to rub It In
to get quick, comfort
, tag relief
Once you've tried it on that stiff
Joint, sore muscle, sciatic pain, rheu
matic twinge, lame Back, you'll find
a warm, soothing relief you never
thought a liniment could produce.
Won't stain the skin, leaves no muss,
wastes no time in applying, sure to
! give quick results. A large bottlo
means economy. Your own or any
other druggist has it. Get it today.
Prices UOc, 60c and ?1. SO.
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
tho Only Exclusive
Commercial Photographer
hi Southern Oregon.
Negatives made any time or
place by appointment.
. . ; . Phone 147-J.
We'll do tl! rest.
J. B. PALMER
Medford.
: 208 Knst .Maui Street,
TODAY S CASUALTIES
THE
EARL S.
INSURANCE AGENCY
has removed to and combined
with our office
All Iohsch, policy changes, etc,, arising under, '
insurance effected by the Tumy Agency will bo
attended to by our office. ,
Mrs. Helen Turny takes this opportunity to
thank the public for their courtesy and patron
age, and trusts that this final disposition, of the
business will be approver! by he policy holders. -
Mrs. Tumy expects to remain actively in the
business identified with
The McCurdy
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Insurance Agency,
Medford National Ban BTdg.' Telephone 123
What Is Motor. Life? ;
. It is generally believed thatthere Is a remedy for every evil, but
remedies (or all the evils have not yet beon found. However, the
constantly increasing price of gasoline has sharpened the wits of an
American genius, and a remedy (or one ot tbe great evils, the high
price of gasoline haa been found. ' '- ."- . '
Jrotorllfe has come to serve and to save money for the users of
gasoline. The use ot Motorlife In any gasolino motor Is absolutely
guaranteed to save from 25 to 50 per cent of gasoline, removes car
bon from tbe cylinders, spark plugs and valves and prevents a rede
poslt o? carbon. . '
Motorlife Increases power and mileage,, insures perfect ignition, -easy
starting and highest moto- efficiency, the other good results
obtainable, such as quicker pick-up and less effort in climbing bills,
will prove that Motorlife is fulfilling its mission. Motorlife has been
tested out both in Medford and Portland.and It is not a guess as to
what results you will obtain, it is sold under a guarantee to do what
we claim 'for it or your money will be refunded it you are in any
way dissatisfied. Motorlife is put up In handy tin containers, suf
ficient to treat 160 gallons of gasoline, price $2.00. . .. .
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Advantage of This
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Which Will Be on for a Short
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U. S. Chain Tread
U. S. Plain Tread..
U. S. Plain Tread
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U. S. Usco Tread . ...
U. S. Usco Tread
U. S. Usco Tread
U. S. Nobbv Tread .....
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WEED CHAINS
10 Sets 32x3t2
3 Sets 33x4
2 Sets 32x4
1 Set 35x4
3 Sets 30x31'........
1 Set 34x41.
RID-O-SKID CHAINS
6 Sets 32x3i2
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TUMY
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Regular
Price.
$27.00
37.55
-39.50
40.40
15.20
22.90
. 30.a
20.70
24.05
33.90
' 34.65
28.70
32.75
44.05
39.25
Spccil
Price.
$22.95
31.90
33.60
34.33
13.0&.
19.45
26.20
17.60
20.45
28.85
29.45
. 24.40
27.85
39.45
33.25
43.83
: Size.
32x3l2
32x4
33x4
34x4
30x3
32x3y3
32x4 .
30x3
32x31;
33x4
34x4
30x3i3
32x3 'o
33x4i
33x4
33x41
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Regular Speci'l
Price. Price
........$7.30 $6.20
8.70 ' 7.40
........ 8.00 7.80
........10.00 8.50
6.23 5.30
9.50 8.05
4.40 3.75