Medford mail tribune., February 12, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

OTflDFOTtD MATTJ TRTTUJNTC. MTCDFOTtT). Oft TOO ON". "WEDNESDAY, FflBniTATty 12, 1010
POTU TIIIiEB
10 BE EQUIPPED
ALLIES APPROVE
III oi'dor lu limuro lliu miMy uf I ho
lll'llUIll Olllllll'OII II f .Ml'llflllcl till) Hl-tlOlll
liOuicliifllB nitmtlUK liii'l iili.lii iIki Id
I'll lu nl onro IiiiiIiiII riru unruly ilnum
lu ouch milinul IiiiIIiIIiik, ilnum lliul
hwIiik Uiilli hi mill mil, nil lliul In cimo
of n (iniilo tin) imiuIIiT cKi'twn would
not III) iluluymt.
Not only tlml, tint In llin lliiii u(
liitilltlunul nullity Hi it lioiinl dur.lilud
ID IiiiiIiiII iiliiclrlii minli iiIkiiiiI r I n
iiturniH on imi'li floor of ovury liullil- j
iiiK no Unit In i-iwo of lli n liny ttmrlii'i
or pupil could pnnli lliu iiunruHt but
tun which woulil nliiriu tlio ontlio
IiiiIIiIIiik. Now Hi urn In only oim
alarm, whli h I lorn toil mt tint flint
floor, mill whli h tlm Juullor In hup
nmiil lo i-Iiik.
Kvur uliiiu liin ruttirn from thu funt
vlmro hit Hiiulli'il InlD tidionl miliily
mill hviiluntt, Dr. 10. II. I'orlur lum
iiriteil IiIm follow lui'iti horn on llin
Nthoul lioiinl o uilopt lliimo inviiHuriiH
of tuifi'ly, wlik'h ii r 0 umiiiliiiounly up.
pro i oil by ihu buiiril.
Tim rui'iMit luiitvy nilnti ciiiihi-iI
Irnuhlii hi Hiivurul of llin ni linnl Inilhl.
Iiikh. I.iml Hiiliinluy iiIkIU'h iIhIuko
fliiiiilml thu tinniminnl of WunliliiKloii
ni liool, ii n it liiul m-litml hi'i'ii hi'lil Hun
ilny thu IiiiIIiIIiik ivnnhl Imvu In lilt vu
Komi w II hum hi'lil liorutlitu of I ho
f liKttlltift of llio lowir purl of tint fur
num. Hut by Momliiy mumlng, li
ImlllUK llin wiilnr inn, ihn Jiuillnr wim
ohla to marl a flro. Thn uuvu-iroiiKlin
of Itui IiiiIIiIIiik wnrn iilmi l'Iokki'iI up
uml uvorflimuil, ruimliiK wnlvr In
ii.. it.!.. tli,,.l..l fi.v'M .1
i r"' ""
) noil I ii it ilm officii ri'roriln.
Tim ruliiN hnvi) ii Inn hiiihimI wiilnr
In Kuup up from llin y.rouiiil lu tlio
lillill neliool tmno:in'til, iinrlully nil
ilnr lliu flimrliiit of lliu room umiil by
tliw iliiiit'rtt I4- ht U'ltrtt t'liiKM.
On rfi'iinimfiiiliii Ion of Hopnrlnti'n
ili'iil Imrriipurl mul .Mr. Mcltoynulil,
lii'Bil of Ilm iiiliililiiri l:il ili'piirlmnul
of tlm I1I11I1 nrhniil, tlio Uonril ilt'i-liU'il
to fit out Unit ilupiirlmnnt Willi nil
Imltutlim Imnk anil wliulmttilu Iioiikm
ol(li'l). This will lio a wi'H-niiio Inno
vation 10 iliu comuHTilnl pupllii mi
Wuil an 11 ltl k prncllciil nlit In llinlr
limlruiilnn.
Tlio liunrU iili-o ilvclilml to puri-linno
ir.l) tiruup hIiikIiik liookH of thu IiiIuhi
I mi no for tint lilKh ni'liool. TIiuko
book 11 ronlliln nil Ihn 0I1I luvorlliw 11 h
well nit tlio iinw piilrlmlc ami ro Un
ions doniia ami ntmnlnnt clun ur.i-ii.
LIED TO GET IN.
WAHIIIXUTON, l''oi, 12. AntlliK
Hi'crulury I'nlk iimiiiiiiicml nt tliu
ntiilK ilupiirlmnnt loiliiy Unit tlio Unit
oil Willi" now hud nixniitud rormully
thu inopomil uf tlio .liipiimmo Ki'vnrii
muiil In I'i'ininl lu plitim forho ro
Htoriilloii of rullwuy truffle lu Ulburlii.
"Thu iiurpoHO of tlio mtrooiuviil,"
Mr. I'oIIi'm nliitomont nulil, "In lo -
Hint lliu ItUHHluim In Hlhorlu III nmiiln
IiiK Ihulr iidi'mi ill nonditlou of llfu
mid Inivo imim ruiirhnd upon n ili'f lu
ll 11 iiiidurnlmidliiK thill tlio rull ay
nro lu bo opuriitud for tlio liitoriiiln of
thn pooplu of Hlliorlu. Tlio UnlR'd
Hmiim mnl .In pun Inivo oxproly vole.
ud llmlr illnlntiiniiili'.il purpoHO not to
InfrliiKo on miy oxInlliiK rliiht ollhor
of llinmln, or whnro tlio CIiIiioho Knn
Inrn In coni'vniMd, of Cblnil."
I'lulur lliu plnn, which nlrondy 1b
biiiin; pu'. i.ilo cr;c t, lliu Klhurlun
rullwuy nynlr-in, wlilili Includiw tlio
Chlnnni Kimtmii rullwuy, In to bo
miporvlHod by uu Intor-ullluil I'ommlt
tiw, Willi n Ituiiiilun uh chiilriiiun. In
itddllluu lo HiiKaln, Jnpun mnl tlio
I'nllnd Hlnlcit. Urnnl llrllulli, Krunco,
Iinly mnl China liuvo boon uuked to
bo rniriiiiili)il.
Tiicliuliiil uml oconomlo iiiuiiiihh
inout of tlio rnllwnyN will bo In tlio
tniuilH of n U'rhnleul board, Ilia proxl-
di-itt of whli'h will bo John K. Htovonn
who wun Inmd of tlio Aninrlcun rail
wuy iiommhiMlou Miuil to llunnln In
1IU7. A military board will co-ordl-
imtti iiniitiMH nffuclliiK mllltury trntiu
porlulion iirliiliii! from llin prnsi'iico
lu ItiiHNlu of mlllliiry fon.'c of tlio
I'lilU'd Htulni mid tlio union. ,
"Tlio undurHlnndliiK wna lirouched
lii'fnrn llin rimrliiHloii of thn armls
llii'." tlio oflU'lul Matoiuunt Hald,
"tint Ihu problnui of aldiiiK tlio poo
plu In Hlhiirla rounilim tlio numo and
Iiuk lii-iiiuin vn mora uritont. ItUR
11 1 11 11 railway ufflirlult Inivo ropvalodly
urKi'd Ihn niiiUmiKo of Mr. Slovotia
and nxpri'nil tliulr cordlnl and hiiuc
lul donlro Unit I liny nhould bo helped.
Tha iiHnni'lalod govornmontii tiuvo
boun iiii.Tiilinoiin uu tu tlio urgency of
tlio tilt tin I lun. '
l,ONIX)N', I'oli. tz. Tinrldunli) of
111111 HlrolchliiK Ibo trulli conHldur
ably tu K"t Into tlio lirltlnli army
whoii lCiiKluud nuoilcd ovury iniin and
tliuii riMorlhiK virtually to mutiny lo
got out nflur tlm uriiilnlku wan nlKii
od iiuve boon hIiowii at Kolkentono
durliiK luvontlKiillon of tlio flrnt 1I0
iiiolilllzulloii iIdiiioiihI rjilloiiM thoro.
Aflor novoriil liuiidrod 111011 hud du
cllniid to omliurk for I'Vunco ut tlio
ond of Ihulr (,'hrlmmuH luuvo tho mili
tary uuniiirltluB In-null iiivoDtlKUllnK
irni Ii caHO nopuruloly.
Olio inu 11 who mlKlit bo JudKOd
anywburo from lilt to '0 yearn of aKo
uppuarud buforu tlio oxumlnlnK offl
corn. "On what (round do you think you
nliould bo rolnnnod now?" ho was
ankud.
"I'm moro than 41 yenrn of bro,"
ho niijd ri'lylnif upon tho rulo lliat
111011 of that uko or moro should bo
roloaiivd u noon an possible. "
"Hut your urmy book nhow you
onlinlud fiftoou uionllm uko ut the
uko of ."..'."
"Vou will liavo to provo that,"
en 111 n a quirk reply, whereupon ho
turn ed to a nililille-neil womun spec
tator, bin wlfo, who bud anticipated
tho Hltuntloii unit produced a birth
cortlflcala. llo will bo rolniiHCd at
on en and tho method by which lie
voluiilourod will ha eoiivenleutly for
Kollan. "f Kavo Unit an my uko to xot In,
nlr. I uui fill yeurn old now."
DurliiK the liiHt your of tho war no
mlucrn wore ullownd to Join the
army. Their ruukn already bad been
depleted uutll biirely enough coal
wan boliiK produced.
Another demoiintrutor claimed lio
Khould bo relaanixl bocauno lie wan a
miner, Hln record nhowed ho ropro
nuntod lilmnelf an a flnli-iuoiigor In
order to join Ibo colorn. When ho
proven ho in a miner he will bo re
loaded. '
It Heoinn (hut the only line of the
I'ounuiner In to bo eoimunied. l'lor
lila Timeii-t'nlon.
T TO STRIKE
BY
WA8HI.VOTON, Keb. 12. The
right of railroad employes to atrike
would be Innlnted upon under Kovern
mont ownornlilp, A. B. Clarretson,
prenldent of the order of ftallroad
Conductors, nald today during hln ex
amination on railroad problems be
fore the senate commerce committee.
Sharp opposition to tho govern
ment's present policy toward organ
ization of Its employes was expressed
by Mr. Ciarretndn, who also opposed
the minimum wage an an effective
mothoil of nettling the wage question.
No mattor If the minimum wago
were fixed at $25 a day, said Mr, Unr
retson, tho condition of thu luborliig
man would not be Improved because
tho cost of his products would bo
correspondingly Increased.
lie suggested as "a piece of antl
Bolnhevlk nontlmont" that the tyran
ny of one class would novo? bo less
than tho tyranny of the other.
Referring to the Seattle strike, the
witness declared local labor unions
there had acted In opposition to their
national leaders and asserted that
whenever "unions will break away
from the domination of their chiefs
they will break the laws of the land."
Two Ocrmnn Hteamcrg are to be
used in tnkinir American officers and
men on exeinnioriH 11 u and down the
llliiue. No woner the cx-kniscr is re
ported to whow he ib becoming n booe
pih lunatic. Baltimore American.
GAS ON STOMACH
SOUR STOMACH
! " ; TTrnTWRStTTft V .
HEARTBURN
Instantly Relieved Bv ,
BISURATED
MAGNESIA
IN 5-GRAIN TABLETS
AXD POWDKR XIOf ,v
BISURATED MAGNESIA Is ft Mag.
nesia compound especially prepared
for the safe, speedy and certain cor
rectlon of dangerous stomach acidity.
It comes only In the form of five
grain tablets and powder In sealed
blue packages. Do not confuse with
commercial magnesia, milk of mag
nenla or citrate of magnesia. Look
for the word BISURATED and get
the genuine from DRUUOlSTiJ
EVERY WiHDRE.
3E
DAMP, CHANGING WEATHER
Itriuifs IU Toll of Hlckncks to Med.
ford 1'euplu
- Any pum-o that favorn (iormany
will bn onu that pnnst'ili iiniliirtuiid
ing I'hllnilnlphla liniulror.
Am wilder liouinx lo lie n liltlu to
(ie in llin In 1 1 n' Hpriutf. kiiiiui ieoilc
mi" L'ellllli: more inlerefteil in the
Nil I ii ill ill I.eiiL'iii' t Ii 11 it in thu I.eilL'llo
of natiiiUH. t'liluniiii State.
lii'imrN urn Hint I'm lloliunr.ollrrn
cx-knixer is ruii-iiitr 11 lieurd, which is
nu ittiiiriiveuieiil on iv lial lie 1ms lieen
ruisiiii; on the Inst four or five venrs.
I'lnliiili'liihtii 'riH.
Chilly, dufflp, chunglig woather Is
hard on tho kidneys.
Kvou moro IrrltntlnK are colds,
grip and pneumonia:
Thuy coiiKest tho kidneys;
They bring backacuo und disord
ered kidney action.
For weak kidneys use a tested rem
ody. Medford people rocommend Duau's
Kidney Pills.
Mrs. J. II. Guntln, r. 2 1 , S. Grapo
St., Medford, snys: "I have boon tak
ing Donn's Kidney I'llls whenever I
have Jolt tho need of a kidney mod-
Irlno for sovaral years and I have
always received tho most satisfactory
results. My kidneys seem to bo my
weakest spot and cvury Uttlo cold or
strain nffects thorn and my back be
comes weak and binic. After I liavo
taken a cnupla of boxes of Uoan's
Kidney Tills, my kidneys becomo nor
mal and lu every way I feel as woll
und strong as over."
l'rlca Cue, at all dcalors. Don't
simply nsk for a kidney remedy got
Donn's Kidney I'llls tho snmo that
Mrs. (iustln had. Poster-Mllburn
Co.. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
THE DAY'S C3CHRISTIEC3
BEST BET! aC OM EDYD
Fifty. Furlong "' '
of Daring hove 1 1
and Thrilling
Advt?ntur? ,. . - ,
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Tonight
Tomorrow
They're at
the Post
mm
PRICES
Lories ; .
Kiddies
Floor
.35c
...... I Oc
..25c
Til MAiCIM
JOCKEYS YOU KNOW
HORSES YOU KNOW
, . . Staaed at
iUiJ SARATOGA
A Romance of the Bluegrass "
E3BRUCEC
czuSGENICe
READ THIS
About Some of the Larger Northern Creamery Interests
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. (From Poiiland Orogonian.)
CREAMERY COMPANY FINED
JENSEN CONCERN TLE ADS ClHlTY TO IDAHO INDICTMENT
Combination in Restraint of Trade and Monopoly Thereof Is Charge Preferred.
IJOISK, Idalm, Feb. !). (Si.oiMal.) The Jensen
C'roniiHTV ( Viiiiiany, 1 lie largest creaiiicrv eoiniiaiiy of tho
Ndi'lliwesl, tlii'ouh its ntloriiey, James II. Hawley, cn-
tered a jilea nl' guilty Saturday in the United States l.)is
.trict ('diii't to an iiidictiiu.'iil returned February 24, 1917,
charging, "(V'libinalioii in restraint of interstate trade
'and to tibtain niontipttly t hereof.'.' Judge Dietrich im
'' poat'tl a fine of 7,1)00, 'which was jmid.
Through t he plea of guilty made by tho giant corpora-.
lion, the indictments returned jointly with that. of the
Jenson Creamery Company against the Mutual Creamery
Company, AV. lOenscn, E. W. Ellis, Carlisle Hall, W. W.
Hamilton, I). E. Newman and II. A. Shcllenberger, mana
gcre and superintendents of branches of the Jensen
.Creamery Company, were dismissed.
February 17 ia'thc date set for the trial of the mana
gers of the other companies iudieted at the same time, tho
remaining companies being the Henningsen Produce
Company, a corporation of Spokane; the Hazel wood Com
pany, a" corporation of. Portland; Klock Produce Com
pany, a corporation of Seattle.
The indictment was one of the most far-reaching ever
'returned by a Federal grand jury in Idaho. The gather
ing of evidence against the defendant companies began
in 1915, when the government sleuth, Leon Boone, of the
Department of J ustice, was placed on the case, whieh took
him over seven Western States.
The specific charges were':" The payment temporarily
of high prices in order to control the market; the issuance ;.
of false weights and tests to injure-Competitors; attempt
ed bribery; improper use of employes of competitors; pre
venting storage for perishables; giving o short weight;'
influencing legislation against competitors apportion
ment of territory after a false showing of. competition
nsing coercion in the. fixing of prices for raw materials,
and charging excessive and unwarranted prices to con
sumers. ! :
SUPPORT YOUR REAL HOME INSTITUTION
ACKSQN
COUNTY CREAMERY
(Operating Creameries at Medford ' and Applegate)
,Not a branch of any of the Northern Interests, and.not in any combination in restraint of trade or to gain monopoly. This institution is
honorably striving to develop an industry which will be beneficial to all of SOUTHERN OREGON, and it is up to you people of this
part of the state to beware of unscrupulous and unfair methods used.
It is YOUR DUTY, for the protection of YOUR OWN INTERESTS, to staunchly give-your undivided -support in the building up 4 k
and the successful development of industries whose money circulates in your own community, flowing thr9ugh many channels, , and some f
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