Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 05, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page Text''- ,1 M RDFO'IM") MAT., TFHUUNW. MKDKOrcn. DEATH KNELL FOR TIlC lll'lldl Idll'll (if I III' LT l llllv condemned uiii'i'i'.iiliili'il nuliliii dunce In Mvilfunl li h conducted lor lliw hiihI Yvar (ir no viih Mounded in tjio i'itv council 1 1 n u i h c uh( niulit when u pl'titidll WIIH t "HIlll I'll til till! ('(Mill- cil bv u ilt'li'vitliim riiir'Kiiiliiiv tlio church 'H uiiil ovorv woiiiii n'M inmiiii milinil imkiiiir Unit hiii'Ii dunce lin bet ter regulated uiul iuiiImmIvIiii' nul'uck tiuim for tint council to follow in (Iruwiiii mi tlio ri'L'iilutiim ordinance. 10'V. I Mvron llnor.cr uclcd iih NiiukcH nun of tint ilclcfiiinii, which included Ucv, V. T. K. Knriiiuu, Mrx. K. V. Miulilov. mVh. II, (I, Worliiiiiii, MInn A:imii Ivvlielmi' mill Hcv. J. 10. Walboel:. . .' While the pctil'iin iced I'm word, "imhli' iliincii!,," it wiih well iinihir" hlooil th.it llic onlv public dunoo aim. cd nt wiih that trivon in a Inritu hull mi Front hi reel near Main, nnil which Imt ui" lice 11 rruurded iin a iiiiinincc. 'I'hN il i'eo luih lint hccii iillou'cil Mince llin flu 'iiiilvniic. The pet il inn iniinil (lie encicilinell in n lceenlivc mooil lH III il I ii'inhei-H hnil Inllir heard com plaint'1 'nil hml iirnctii'iillv decided noun ht int iwlatioiiH, t 'il v Attnr ucv Mm IH will ilniw mi an nriliniuicc I'lllllOllV ' a (III) MIUUCMillllH of Iho IC- tition i ml it will ho Introduced luul iiiih ipiI at the next incelin-. KiilirrvUrd mill I.lrcnwd ; Tim l. ii in IVntiuiiH of the iiotitioii wiih the reniHsl that lierenl'ler all public ill nee bp lici'lHt'i) uml In) at tended bv a loiilriin. dollied with no lice iiouel , wlioxi' I'liiinicnxation kIiiiII bi mi ill 1 1 v the nmnnucmi'iit of the dunce: nil iiersnn- under IS yearn ol' iikp to lii l iivi'i'il Irmi' tin iliinee hall, nnil iliuii e to c!.ie nl iniilniuhl. It in ((rouble thai the council will nut mime miilnivlil n the climinir hour, a Mcierul ol' the coiincilnii'ii fuel that with iirivule dinn'cg often riinniim hour Inter il would hp fair to tmiilii! d incp imtrmiN to let nilblic danupH riiii an hour after iniilniuhl, excentiiii; duhkiIiIv Saturday niuhl. However, it inav be Hilid that the tmhlie iliincc iiinieil at in lilt' ietilioii will no lonuer he iicrmitled to run un til !l or 4 o'clock Sun. In v niorninu ns no often Iiiih hatnieiied in the mist The pctilioim uf the churchex and other orunniitiitionH, which ponlinuud NinrueHtionii to tha council, remix an follows : Petition Prcwmod "Tho follow inK MiieirPHlioii" are herehv offered fur vottr eonsidern lion in the matter of n better recti- lu lion and conduct of I lie nnblie danccx within tho cilv liniitH of Med ford, Tlicxo Nuuitivtiiiiii are offered with tlm Piiriict rcniic-t that thev be referred to the proper eilv ofl'i ciul to he incorporated in nn ordi nance povorilm the whole inntter. pro viding proper pennltipx and all nepiled lecihlation to make effective the dp. siren of tho various oruauiratioiiH rcp- roMpnted. "1 All ntiblii) iIiiih'ck to bp eon ducted onlv after the imuniccincnt hnit Moeurod n liccneo from tho eoun- pil, tho fcq In be nominal, tho terms of the liccnso to bo determined bv Hun body, Matron ai tlninna .. . "3Tho niiiniiitpiuoiit of tho imblie il u nee hIiiiII npiilv to tho police de pnrtment for and hpphto tho nrpeneo and nervico nf n matron, npnrnved bv the police deimrlincnt. clothed with police powoin. tho compensation of rinid matron to bo homo bv tho man hcemcnt of the dnncp. "3 No porNim under 18 venrs of nco hIiiiII bo allowed on tho floor or within tho hall whoro tho ilmico is hold. . ; . "4 All publio (lances mnxt cIoko at inidiiiuht. "" Kviilonco of lintinr or iliHordor- Iv rondnet on tho pri'mimm will be croiind for nvokinir I he liccnsp. "The follow iiif oruanimitions have considered the n hove rcoiicstH nnil ioconiinondntloiiH and approved of them nx rpprpNpntimr their ninlnro indanient of noepnnrv net ion o pni toet tho vouth of tho oil v : (Sidled) , flronler Modforil Club, Itoval Neiuhbors, j, I'vthian SihterM, I'rDsbvtniinii AfinKionnrv Soeiptv, AVodneKilnv Stiiilv Club, I'aront-Teiicliprs Council, -Women'" ltelief Corps, CoUeiro Women's ('lull, lteboknliH, M. K. Kailiiw' Aid Soeiotv, CliriNtinit Chnrcli, . J'rosbvtiirian Chnrch, " r Hiiptint Church, ' Kroo MothodiHt Church, . First M. K. Church, V M. K. Churi'h Mouth. Women's Christian Toiupurance Union, . Mcdfui'd Ministerinl AKsocinlion,'' BOLSHEVIK! LEADER AGAINST CHINESE SHOT STociciiioi-.r. fob. n. niaiiyo TMchomiin, head of tho Chlnoso llol ahovlk propiiKandn in tho Fur Kant and pi'OBldont or tho CIiIiioho section of Vtho eommtinlHt party, hnH boon niurdorod, uocnrdliiK to a dinpntch from PotroRrnd. Ho was "hot down nB he hngnn u publio spoooh. Dlchnmiin roacntly ordered throo eonlloa HvlnR noiir rolroRiml iot iio bi'lu'rbd and shot, STATE AID FOR RAILROADS PUT UP 10 oif Know AV F, I )N i-;sda V. FKP.TvlTARV JIIMIIIMMUJI 5. into HAI.IOM, Keh, 5, Tho reconiitrue tlon ; n in I km i m lilll, lulruilui'oil hy Itoinoneiiiiitlvu Shulilon provlilim for u coiumlimlou of M men to utility ru eunutructloii prolilumii uml draft iiiciiniiien for thiilr mil n t Ion . thoHii to bo il ll 1 1 In 1 1 1 (tit to a volo of tho people lit u Hpcc-liil vloctlon to bo culled Oc tuber It, Hi'ven mciii Ijtirn of thin eoulmliiHlnu would e ii)iolulil hy tho Rovornor mid I ho other oIrIiI would ho namod from Iho riinlm or tho followinK or Kiiiilzullonn: Htnto Cluimbor of Coin morco, OrcKon llunliem' nioioclatiou, Orcuoii l''oderullon of Liilior, Hi ulo KruiiKO, Fu nu urn' union, OroRon Irrl Ration CDiiKroiiH, Womuu'H l.oRhilutlvu council and tho Htuto burouu of minim. Hlx mibJei'U uro cited to thlH enm iiili:li);i f.i.' Ly.-irlnl rnr.nlder.itlnn. TIicho tiro: Tho return or the noldlcr to civil life; tha yenuriil prolilom of uiieiuployment nattleinont (it return ed i)liller on laud: Iho rorlniuntlon and iiPttloment or arid, wot and Iok-Kod-off IhihIh; tho mulntonnnco nnd devolopniont or commerce thru tho porm or OrnRon; Iho development or inlnlnR In nil of Itx hmncheii, Tim Khaldon hill covoru practically all of tho UKK"Hlli)ni lueorpMriitod In rocoimlruclloii bills provlouitly Intro duced. Coimeimuii or opinion centered on tho need for iiiiiid practical proRrain In Ornttnn, lull Iho financial llmlta lloii were held up an a HtumbttnR block to any really nmbltlouii bcIiciuo on the purl or the Oroi;on liiKlxluture. To thin commlHKlon will bo referred tho railroad nnd Irrigation uld mK Rntlonu preKPiitod by tho Meilfurd Comiiierclul clul and nrlRlnuled by Dr. J. F. Itvildy. Tha couimlHKlnn will draft a moumire to bo mihmltted to I he people at tho upcclul oloctlon to bo called for Juno. JANUARY BUSY E Report of Jacldou eonntv public hcnltli nurxe for Jniiuiirv, IlllfJ: Nuiuiicr iiitrAiuu' vinitK, It); uiimher inlruclKp vi-.il -Ill; number other vi-it. (ii number all vii-itN, "ili. Niiniher vixitH to tiibcrculohiH cusp. number virit" to ueueriil cu-cm. IP: iiiiinber iitd to . home of ucliool children, : number visits to Hchool hiiihliui,'s, -7; other or business vis its, . Xnuilier cacs visited ilurinif month, 'Jfl: niimher wises ilischiir'cd duriiiL iininlh. 111. Niimher schonl children examined for plivnieiil ilefects,' 7U.I; number school children examined and not de fective, 'J'Mi: number M'lmol children pxnmined for svinptomK of disease, I 'J J: iiuinher talks uiven in class rooins, :I2, KOSKTTA M'QIlAUi, II. N. FIVE SHIPS TRANSPORT WASIIINOTOX, Feb. r. Five ships will he reuuired to transport al lied invalided soldiers from Siberia to their home countries, nccordinif to a 1'ekinir disputed todav to tho stale de partment. The Amprienn lied Cross is funiishiniT both personnel and piminmeiit. STOMACH TROUBLES ARE DUE TO ACIDITY Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Itcllcf for Acid InillRostlon, , So-rnllnd stomach trouliles, Riich nn ludlRCstlun, kuh, nournCHS, atom-ach-ucho and Inability to rotnln food uro In probably nine enses out or ten, simply evidence that oxcobssIvo secre tion or acid Is tnltlng plnco In tho Bloiunch, rniisluR tho forniiitlon of gas and acid IndlKcnllon. i C'.iih (llstonds tho ntomnch nnd cnuscs Unit full, oppressive, burning rnolliiR somotlmes known ns honrt biim, whtlo tho acid Irrltutos nnd ln riumim tho (lellrnto llnlnR or the stomach. Tho troublo lies ontlrol.v In tho oxcoas dovelopmenl or noero tlnn ol acid. . To ntop or prevent this inuring ot tho rood contonts or tho ntomnch nnd to nnutrnll.o tho ncld, and mnka It hlnnd nnd hnrmleiiH, a tonspoonrul or hlsiirnted innRucsIa, n Rood nnd ef fective corrector or ncld ntomnch, should bo Inkon In n (innrUir of u glass of hot, or cold wntor nflor ont Iiir or whonuvor Rs, aournoss or acidity is folt. This nwcotons the slomiu'h nnd noulnillzea tho ucldlly In n Tew luoinonlH nnd la n perfectly hnrmlcss nnd lnpxpcnslvo rommly to uso, An niulncld such ns hlsurnled mng nonln which can ho obtninod Irom nay driiRglnt In olthor power or lablel torn) enable!) tho ntomnch to do Us work proporly without, tho nld ot nr tlflclni dlgeslonla. AlURiiosIn conies In sovornl fornin, so ho cortuln to take only lllaurntod MnKiinsIn, which Ib especially propnrod for tho ahovo purnotto. Adv. AT THE R I ALTO TONIGHT 4 'M n ly ,y h mi v s-t. . Mr "XT.?' .',1.', C ( . I'lorenco Dixon, the pretty g;r3 ap pearing lb Hex Hcnch's "'Too Put to KlKhl," dellc.hled Krunlc Mclntyre nnd their imsocliitns by frying iiunn-' lltios of doughnuts whip) certain scenes wero helms played. Tho play shown tho splendid work of the Y. M. C. A., Kulvuiliin Army und allied or Kiinlzutlons uml tho poffee-und- REX BEACH'S TOO FAT TO FIGHT uUh. FHAMK JWINTYUE Colduiin Release rauRhnut scenes will thrill evoryopo who has a boy "over there." The doughnuts were actually tucil that Is, I hey were used ai long as they could bo kept oul of tho hungry inouihs of tho real marines who as aisled In the play. Thin picture heads n splendid bill at tho Ulnlto tonight and tomorrow. AT THE LIEERTY TO DAY AMD TOMORROW in Pi -4 ' 'y . " V f f 'i :NID- BEMNETT VKen Anolber theatricnl tronno bns uoneiKva escaped, ridin-r in n box car to the wnv of inmiv another itineriint i VViittelvilli;, where 'she disappeared bodv of Thespians. Once more the j The voiiiil' eirl run riuuv in fear ui'Ur sheriff has seized ice, bloodhounds j shipping the fo;e of the sheriff. nnd poor old I'nele Tom. Hut l.ittlpi "When do we l-at?" asked Ihe ELKS PLANNING I Another red letter occasion with the local lodge of Elks will he tomor row nlRht when occurs the annual observance of pust exulted rulers night. Not only will there ho a full turnout, of tho local membership but It Is expected that tho Ashland Elks will he present, in torce. There will be lots or Jollity and a big reed. ' The 100 or more Mcdford Klkn who attended the past exalted rulers celebration of the Ashland lodge last Saturday night are loud in praise of the splendid entertainment and treat ment accorded them. There has al ways been a strong bond of friend ship nnd neighborly an wall as broth erly feeling between tho two lodges and last Saturday night tho Ashland herd promised to come and browse in the local Klks pasture tomorrow night In return for the fine turnouts of the local II. I'. O. K. at Ashland lodge events of the past. Tomorrow night tho chairs or tho Med ford lodge will be filled by the post exalted rulers us follows: exalt ed ruler, W. H. McClowan; esteemed leading knight, Gus Newbury; stcemed loyal knight, Loon B. Has- Kins; esiccmcu lecturing xmgni, B. Oatcs; Inner guard, T. E. Daniels. Another past exalted ruler of the iledfrfrd lodgo is Clarence K. Reames who annually attends this night, but who will bo unable to get away from his duties ns special United States attorney at Seattle for tomorrow nlglit's'cclchratlon. PREVENT SALE Of WASIIINOTOX. Feb. 5. Com mnnduniM of all nrmv eamos nnd posts have been instructed bv Gen eral ilnivli to prevent the sale or de livery of uniforms bv civilian tailors to officers and men of the armv to he discharged. stranded nctors as soon ns thev were able to express themselves. In fact, thev bud apparently eaten hut little of late. Several have cone to work nn farms nnd the ninnacer is in iuil. It is a sad wotM for l.'nclc Tommcrs these days. The foroco'nir is merelv the pre lude to the new Paramount picture which will be displayed nt the Lib erty theater todav and tomorrow. starr'nt; K.nid Hennett. the Thomas II. Inep-I'arnniount star. PLAN ROUSING WELCOME 65TH ARTILLERY While no definite move has as yet been made towards arranging tor tbo home coming welcome and reception of tha .Medford contingent in the 65th artillery, there Is absolutely no doubt but that these overseas veterans will bo rittlngly received and thut "Med ford and vicinity will tear Hilngs wide open the day that the boys ar rive. The B5th since its arrival from France last Thursday has been at Camp Ilx and no definite informa tion has yet been received when the tioys will leave that point for the Pacific coast. In an effort to have the 65th rout ed homewards hy the southern route tho peoplo ot Oregon have been urg ing Senators Chamberlain and Mc N'ary to use their influence at Wash ington, so that the towns between San Francisco and Portland will have a chance to see the organization as a unit, which would bo Impossible should they ho sent to Camp Lewis by the northern routo and be dis charged there. Should the effort he successful to havo tho CTith come by tho southern routo it is hoped to have the special train make stops ot at least 15 min utes each at Ashland, Medford. Rose burg, Eugene and Cottage Grove each of which has quite a number of mem bers in the regiment. At the proccnt time the people ot Eugene seem to be more enthusiastic and most alive to the Importance of a proper welcoming reception to their home boys of tho 65th. A mothers and fathers banquet and a grand Pall Is among tho attractions' for the Eugene boya of the 65th already de cided upon by the 65th auxiliary, tho Chamber of Coinmorce and tho Chamber of Commerce women's aux iliary of that city. s- NINE MILLIONS SAVED r LII1 It FTSlWiGTON'. Feb. 5. Approx imately $9.000. OCO vvns saved in op erating expenses of the railroads in the southwestern region during the year just closed, by. unification of terminals, consolidation of repair fa cilities, a system ot interchange switching and elimination of unnec essary mileage, according to the an nual report of IS. F. Bush, southwes tern director for the United States railroad administration, made public today. "WAXl DEPARTMENT T OGGING and Lumber Concerns, Con Li tra&ors, Communities and Municipalities proposing or projecting Logging, Land Clearing, Rec almation, Irrigation, Road and Highway Building will find in this Government Sale an unequaled oppor tunity to procure Machinery and Equipment. SEALED BIDS SEALED BIDS will be received on these listed materials, until 11 A. M, Saturday, February 1.5th, and thereafter opened at the Headquarters of the United States Spruce Production Corporation, Yeon Building, Porfc . land, Oregon. Personal inspection nf materials is invited to be made at Assembling Depot, Vancouver Barracks, Vancouver, Washington, by securing Creden tials from Sales Board at Headquarters, Yeon Building, Portland. For Terms, Descriptive Catalogue of Materials and Placing of Bids, ' ... address l$r ; ; SALES : BOARD ' United States Spruce Production Corporation p Yeon Building, Portland, Oregon DONKEY ENGINES Logging, Hoisting and Loading Willamette, Tacoma, Smith & Watson, Washington and other makes. Sizes ranging from 6-in. x 10-in. to ' 13-in. x 14-in. ' RAILROAD EQUIPMENT Rails -u 20-lb. Relayer .... 684 Tons 20-lb. New 40 Tons 35-lb. Relayer .... 26 Tons 40-lb. Relayer .... 147 Tons 45-lb. New 1727 Tons 45-lb. Relayer .... 499 Tons 54-lb. Relayer .... 56 Tons 60-lb. New 2581 Tons 67H-lb. New 6030 Tons 80-lb. New 2910 Tons Locomotives Cleared and Rod, 86 to 70-Ton. Shays, New Yorks, Baldwins, Heislers, Climax, etc. Logging Trucks Connected and disconnected, 60,000 to 80,000 capacity. TRUCKS and AUTOMOBILES Trucks Paikards, 1 to 6-Ton " Standards, lVt to 6-Ton Darts, 1H -Ton, Denbys, 2-Ton Selden3, 2-Ton Vclies, 1-Ton .Uniteds, 1 Mi-Ton Gramm-Bernstcins. 2-Ton Federals, 8-Ton Garfords, 8&-Ton cAutomobiles Cadillacs, Seven-Passenger Dodges, Five-Passenger Fords, Five-Passenger A. C. ELECTRIC MOTORS 440-volt, 8-phase, 60-eycle, ' 8 to 75 H. P., with or without starters . Other Machinery and Equipment for Sale The Sales Board Reserves the right to accept or reject all Bids. "iiiiiiiiiii!i"ii'ir!iiiiii;.!:Niiiiiiiiiiiii,iiiaiiiiiiiiiiimm ABLE TO GO TOWN FIRST TIME N MM MONTHS Jim, Cox'h Improvement Since Tak ing Tunliic Provctt a (Irand . Hurprluo "It surely Is a Tnnlnc neighbor hood out whore , I live, for moat everybody 1 know Is taking It with flno results," recently Bald Mrs. Flora Cox, of 1138 Vernon Ave., it. E., Portland, In telling ot her Interesting experience with the famous modlclno. "I was in such a bad state ot health," continued Mrs. Cox, "that for the last thrco years I was hardly able to go out anywhere at all. Soon after eating anything I would have a stuffy feeling like my stomach was filled wllh gas, and often during the night my' heart would beat so hard and fast I would simply have to gasp for breath, and sometimes when go ing about the house, I would get so dizzy and feel so faint and weak that I wouldn't dare stoop over because I was afraid of falling. My nerves wore so upset that I Just couldn't stand any noise or excitement, and I would lie awake night after night listening to tho ticking of the clock and feel ing like I would go distracted if I didn't get' some- sleep or rest. My Joints would swell and ache with rheumatism till I could hardly stand the agony, and I would have such terrible nervous headaches that many a time I felt like I would be better off dead than alive. Medicines did me no good and I felt so lifeless It was all I could do to drag myself around and I had almost given np hope of ever getting well. "Well, now to show what Tanlae has done for me, my nerves are quieter, I have gotten entirely over thoso terrible headaches and I sleep all night like a baby. That rheuma tism is almost gono, and I am so much stronger now that 1 do a lot of work that I didn't dare attempt before. Why Just last week I went up town to do some shopping and it was the first time in many months that I had been able to get that far from the house and t was mighty glad to be able to walk around town again. I expected to get back home tired to death and ready to drop; but tho way I kept up was a grand sur prise not only to me but . to my friends as well, for I hardly felt the exertion at all. . I have gotten all this wonderful Improvement from only four bottles of Tanlac, and I am go ing to keep on taking it as long as It . continues to help me like it has and is still doing, for I Just can't afford to mlBs a single dose." Tanlac is sold in Medford by West Side Pharmacy. In Gold Hill by M. D. Bowers, in Central Point by Miss M. A. Mee, in Ashland by J. J. McNalr. - Adv. nizing AU our work strictly guaranteed to be first class. IS X. Fir St., Medford , . Phone 484-J MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS GET YOUR Wool and Mohair Supplies Early First quality used wool sacks , - 85 First quality Mohair sacks , 35 Paper fleece Twine per lb Above prices postpaid. ' Prices in quantities on re quest. Remove all tags and tie with papar-fleeco twice and . receive top prices for your product. - If I can buy your product when the market opens will refund 50 cents for wool sacks and 25 cents for mo hair. .... Write J. J. Ossenbrugge . KUCH, ORE. PHOKE 0-F4 JACKSONVILLE . STOVES WANTED I have contracted to supply one order of 30 odd second band stoves and ranges. WHAT HAVE YOU TO OFFER? We trade new stoves for second hald. Wo accept Liberty Honda tho same as cash,1 : ' ' -: .' : ' . POOLE FURNITURE CO. (Successors to Scott Woolf.)