Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 28, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPAflTC T3T0IIT MwnFQun maii; twibunk Misworcn. okegon. Friday, 'FranmrAUY- 28, i i n E ASKED OF PEOPLE If you havo not already made some donation towards the boys' reception on Monday night, here is your chance. There Is a barrel at Davison's corner. Fir and Main streets, that will otter an opportunity to everyone to show their appreciation of what these boys have done for them and to do their i bit towards making their homecom ing reception a success, Oranges and lemons In great quan tities are needed to make punch enough to meet the demands of the occasion and the foarrel at Davison's will need to be filled two or three Times. We are depending upon you Drop ono or two oranges or lemons in as yon pass by and come to the reception Monday night knowing you helped to make it. , The reception committee for the patriotic party to be given at the Nat on Monday evening will be composed of the fathers and mothers of "our boys," Whcthor a son is In Coblonz or Tlmlinctoo or is now under the homo roof, the parents are expected to bo in line on Monday evening. Mrs. J. W. Mitchell with a committee from the Mothers and Next of Kin will be at the hall on Monday at T p. in. to give out the badges and at tend to any arrangements that may be necessary. - - An error in' addition placed the sum total collected for the patriotic party far in excess of the actual amount In yesterday's paper. The total sum today is $240.50. Follow ing are the contributors since the last publication: , Brown & 'Brown . Jo. 00 3ate Auto Shop .J .. 2.50 T. V. Miles 10.00 Mrs. M.-M. Childs.. '. .50 Harry Childs . , .50 Mrs. C. H. Dennisten 1.00 Mrs. W. H. Gore . 6.00 Carl Knapp 1.00 Samuel Leonard 2.00 Mime. Dowd-Jeffers . 1.00 Oregon -Granite Co. 5.00 Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Howell........ 1.00 ! fc.dwa.rd Judy .. ; 5.00 F - ARMENIAN DRIVE The closing days of the drive for funds for the Armenian Relief are at hand and the funds are slow in com ing in. Jackson county will want its record, good -in this as In all other drives.' The weather has made the canvass hard and many homes have not been visited. An effort will be mode on Saturday and Sunday to complete the amount asked. Many clubs and organizations ! ' would be doing a fine thing to follow I the example of the Greater Medford viu-u niiiuu upprupriuLeu -twenty-live dollars to this worthy cause this week. Let many individuals and organi zations send their check to Mr. Del- roy Getchell, the Farmers and Fruit growers bank designated for the Ar menian Relief fund. This is the last great appeal for this fund and should meet with a ready response. WASHINGTON TO OLYMPIA, Wash., Feb.' 28. A budget appropriation bill carrying f 18,744,764 was passed by the Wash ington house of representatives today with two votes cast in the negative. The measure was passed by the sen ate yesterday. Hepresentatlve C. L. Eoth, Bel Ilngham, led a fight today against an item in- the bill appropriating extra money for higher educational institu tions. After debate the item was al lowed to stand. No debate was held in the house regarding a military ap propriation of $374,853.62, which was the subject of discussion in the senate yesterday. . Acting Governor Louis F. Hart to day signed twelve house and six sen ate bills. EM WASHINGTON, Feb. 28. Foreign exchange transactions between the United States and Russia have 'been prohibited by the federal reserve board and similar action has been taken by the authorities of -Great Bri tain and France. It Is understood that one purpose of the step Is to stop the financing of Bolshevik pro paganda. - The reserve board acted at the re quest of the state department. .Evi dence was obtained, it was said, that large sums of money had been made aviillable In the United States for use pf Bolshevik agents, : 1 AUTO LICENSES 100I0150PERCENI SALEM, Feb. 28. Thanks to Boo. Sheldon of Jackson county, the ueo- ple of Oreiton will pay a sum for their automobile licenses substantially loss than the scale set forth in the new stato motor code as oritrnullv adopt ed bv the sonnte vesterdav afternoon. When the bill was returned to the house for concurrence in nnicnn- mait., Sheldon took n determined stiind tlmt the senate had increased the tees bevonil reason, and lined up the house in a refusal lo concur. A conference committee, '.composed jointly -of members of the house ami senate, was then npointed and fimtilr compromised upon an nppvceiablv re. duced scale. As the code toow stands, motor ve hicle licenses in the state am increas ed npproxiinuielv from 100 to 150 per cent. The increase will not ho sharply fell, however, as the codo provides that motor vehicles will in the future be exempted from the personal tux heretofore assessed by the various counties. . ,l The final agreement on the sched ule for motor cars follow: All steam, gasoline and hvdro-oar-bon operated vehicles (except motor trucks havinsr n rated maximum load carrvinsr capaeitv one ton and over and up to in includinc 23 horse power) $15: m excess of 23 horse power and meludmsr 2b' horse -power. $22 : in ex cess of 20 horsepower nnd includinc 30 horsepower. $28: in excess of 30 and including- 36 horsepower. $36: in excess of 36 nnd including 40 horse power. $48; in excess of 40 horse power $56. LINER AQUI NEW YORK. Feb. 28. The British liner Aouitania, brinirinir 5.893 Amer ican soldiers and with a distinsruish ed passensrer list, including Lord Reading, British ambassador to the United States, and J. P. Morgan, ar rived here todnv. ' - - The British diplomat Is expected to wind up the affairs of the British high commission in America and to return to England late in April. . The army units aboard w-are large ly negroes of the 92nd division. Brest convalescent detachments 60, 70 and 71 also were passengers. UP TO THE PEOPLE SALEM. Feb. 28. The Senate late vesterdav passed the house joint reso lution submitting to the people at a special election June 3 the Question of creation of the office of lieutenant eivernor. The resolution, if accept ed by the people, will eive the govern or power to appoint his own succes sor, should he retire from office tem porarily. The vote was 18 to 11. " 10 WASHINGTON", Feb. 28. Major General Crowder, Judge advocate general and provost marshal-general of the army, will leave shortly for Cuba to accept an Invitation to ad vise with the Cuban president and congress on the revision of election laws. Secretary Baker today an nounced President Wilson's approval of the trip. - , . ENGINEER OF MERRIMAC ' DEAD AT AGE OF 80 PORTSMOUTH, Va., Feb. 28 Elsberry V. White, who was assistant engineer of the famous Confederate ironclad Virginia, or Merrimac, dur ing the Merrimac-Monltor battle in Hampton Roads in 1862, died here today at the age of 80. CHIEF REVENUE AGTNT RESIGNS FROM SERVICE WASHINGTON, Fob. 28. John D. Murphy of . Pittsfield, Mass., chief revenue agent of the Internal reve nue bureau, has resigned to return to private business. Instant Postum is ffoqd for the children Corvfcair3 no caf -feine. COLORED HEROES WELCOMED CHICKEN DINNER Chicken, e:gurvls nnd ehoco-1 hi to I . .: Oh, boy! No wonder this . colored L.il though! his home- coming whs complete. He's nic-mbcr of the old Fifteenth Infantry (colored); a famous New ork liiihlinrf force. The chicken dinner ; was a part of the city's wel come home, anil there was 11 parade, nnd other evidences of appreciation, all under the -auspices of the mayor's com mittee of welcome. IENT OF WHFAT TO, BELGIUM WASHINGTON Feb. 58. Investi gation of tho charge that the Belgian relief commission ; shipped large quantities of bad wheat into Belgium for food purposes, causing the deaths of mure than a thousand war suffer- ' era was. demanded In a resolution In- i troduced. today by Senator f'alder of : New York. : E BOSTON.'' Feb. 28. A three venr agreement, providing for daily wnires rancinr from $3.60 on March 1. to $6.80 on April 1. 1021. in the monu- Stomach Troubles Are Due to Acidity Tells Safe, Certain, Speedy Itclli f for Acid IudiKcxtion So-called stomach troubles, such as indigestion, gas, sourness, stomach-ache and Inability to retain food are in probably nine cases out of ten, simply evidence that excessive secre tion of acid Is taking place In the stomach, causing the formation of gas and acid Indigestion. Gas distends the stomach and causes that full, oppressive, burning feeling sometimes known as heart burn, while the acid Irritates and in flames the delicate lining of the stomach. The troublo lies entirely in the excess development or secre tion of acid. To stop or prevent this souring of the food contents of the stomach and to neutralize the acid, and make it bland and harmless, a teaspoonful of blsurated magnesia, a good and effec tive corrector of acid stomach, should be taken in a quarter of a glaas of hot or cold water after eating or whenever gas, sourness or acidity Is felt. This sweetens the stomach and neutralizes the acidity In a few mo ments and is a perfectly harmless and inexpensive remedy to use. An antiacid, such as blsurated magnesia which can be obtained from any druggist in either powder or tab let form enables the stomach to do its work properly without the aid of artificial digestents. Magnesia comes In several forms, so tie certain to ask for and take only Blsurated Magne sia, which Is especially prepared for the above purpose. Adv. Ranch Supplies Formaldehyde Blue Stone Sodium Fluoride Whale Oil Soap Stock and Poultry Remedies nil HOME WITH 11 - -1. .Vliu.-.'.-. -f!r- ; mental cmnite industry of tho coun try was announced todnv us a result of a conference of producers nnd sranitc cutlers' union representatives held hero. This acrcement must ho submitted to tho local nn:ons nnd to the granite niauufncturera of tho country fur acceptance. V 5 r 9 S MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ss DRESS PRINTS Sold regular up to 25c." Saturday, . yard 10 New SATURDAY SALE OF Good size : lluck Towels, cheap today at 20c. Sale price, each 1....15 42 and 45 inch Pil low Slips, cheap 60c. On sale Satiu'-, day, each :..A8$ 81x99 Bleached v Sheets; heavy grade Worth $2.75, Sale yard price . $2.19 n ; DOVE UNDERWEAR On sale, Saturday new Cami soles, cheap at $1.25, Satur day, each 98 Muslin Gowns, skirts and Drawers, values up to $2.00. Saturday $1.25 New Gowns with Envelopo Chemise to match. Made of fine Lingerc, Batiste, in flesh and white. Special $3.48 DWE UaderiUfcliiid MANN'S-The Best Goods for the Price, iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiw L FAVOR OF STRIKE SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 1 8.-Tho result of a referendum strike vote of 6, 000 telephone linemen and other ulootrlcul workers and 9000 tele phone girls . In California, Novada. Oregon and Washington was for warded to the headquarters of tho International Brotherhood of ISlectrl cul Workers In Springfield, III,, by representatives of tho organisation hero on Wodnosdny, Feb. 911. Brotherhood offli'liils bora Indicat ed that tho vote favored a strike un less I'oatmnstur General Uurloaon agreed to meet tho representatives of tho workers. "Tha appeal wired to President Wilson." Mr. Ford Hinted, "Is In sub stanco a protest against I'oatinnstor (lenoral Burleson's policy ut retiming to provide any means of adjusting wngo controversies In California, Oregon, Washington and Novada." Approximately 13.000 linemen nnd telephone operutors on the Pacific coast are affected. Ford said. In ad dition to these, he declared, contro versies are pending In Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky nnd Kansas. The nature of the grlovunce was not discussed. . WOMEN IN BUSINESS Woman's power In America Is well Illustrated by tho thousands of wom en who entered almost eery lino of business to repluco men who wore dratted during tho wnr. Health proved their strongest aasot. Mnny women, howevor, dovclopod woak. nervous conditions and could not stand tho strain of a business life. Such women should romomber there Is ono tried and true remedy In l.ydla R. Plnlfhnm's Vegntublo Com pound, which for forty-five yonrs has been restoring health nnd strength to tho women of America. Adv. iMmiirCs COLGATiS'S SOAP All odoi-s, regular price 15c. Satur day, cake 10 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE MEDFORD. OREGON Spring Apparel NEW TAFFETA DRESSES . In the latest shades and styles for spring at $25, $30 and $35. NEW CREPE DE CHENE -DRESSES Made of the best materials. Spe cial ....- ....$30.00 NEW JERSEY DRESSES Special Saturday $25 and $30 NEW SPRING WAISTS Tn Crepe dc Chene and Georgette Crepe $3.69 to $13.50 Smooth-Set Petticoats in cotton, silk and jei-sev, all colors. From $1.75 to $10.00 DOMESTICS FLAG SALE Cotton Flags, oil col ors, all allied nations, size 5x8 inches. Spe cial ....15, 2 for 25 American Flags, oil colors, 7x10. Vory special, each.......;..18 7x13 Allied Flags, 6 nations, fast colors, very special, ea....39 Jap Silk Flags. Amer ican, French, British, 35 each, 3 for $1.00 yY Woetr r (jossara C OUTSETS ThqylaeQ In Front 'Agents in Medford for this Corset. A style for cvory fig ure, priced from ; $2.50 up. Complete line of Gossard Braisscres, Bleached Muslin and Tissue Cloth. Cheap today at 35c. On sale Saturday 25 4 5inch Pillow Tub ing, 'worth' today 45c, On sale at yard 35 36 inch Long Cloth, Cheap today 40c. On sale Saturday 29 priced from Turkish Baths Steam Baths Scientific Massage Electrical Massage Body Development Water Treatments Oil Rubbing 2 T3 PQ U Drive away ovwy pain and aoho build up your system by tak ing mir IrcntmcntN. Twenty yonrs oxporlciu'o In linnilllng hniltli building nocM, ' 'VK ARM IIKAIni IM II.DKIIH" MEDFORD TURKISH BATHS First Floor, Medford Sanitarium. t) n. ill. to T p. ill.. ' AiHiliitilienl iniulo. that from lias savor broad VILMO an that Rogue Valley Medford, POSTAGE OR BELTS i WoienV Patent leather Belts, all , widths. Sepeial Saturday .69 on Display Saturday NEW SPRING SUITS The most wonderful selection of Spring Suits1 we have ever shown. Boxy Coat styles, belted effects, tailored and semi-tailored ' styles, made of the best materials in a wide range of spring shades. Priced from $17.00 to $75.00. 200 new Spring Coats, comprising every style and color, from $18.00 to $65.00. Soo our new lino of Spring Aprons nnd House Dresses. a a rrTTTr Avorti rx nnarrnv Women's fine grado or cotton Jlosc, in black and white, all sizes. Choap today at 35c a pair. On sale Saturday, pair 25 Women's good Lisle Hose in brown and grey, all sizes, real 50c values, Satur day, pair ..39 Boys' heavy . cotton Hose, black, pair 35 SATURDAY Women's Capd ' Gloves in grey, tany black and white, aU sizes. A big bargain; at $2.50. Saturday, pair....,,........:.$1.98 Women's 'French Kid Gloves, in white and white with black. Special....$3 Agents for Kayscr's patent , tip silk gloves. 59 up. No Matter What the your appetite willremuidoH baked FLOUR nppotizinjj -Bntuifii'D Milling Co. Oregon EXPRESS PREPAID S NECKWEAR Women's fancy Collars, : ntnv styles. Real $1.25 values. Saturday ctich 98 NEW SPRING UMBRELLAS Women's fancy fi ber silk Hose, cheap today at 75c. On sale Saturday, pair 59 Women's fine cot-" tonlloso, in black with white feet. Special, pair ....39 Infant's Cashmere Hose, in.,, black, white and colors, all sizes. Special, pair 50 3 SALE OF GLOVES Women's Chamo settc Gloves in white, tan, grey and pongee, all sizes. On sale Saturday, pair . $1.00 Kayscr's Silk, ' Gloves in black and white, all sizes, pair , 85 Women's white Kid Gloves, ' with fancy colored stitch ing. Special, pair $3.50 Pnce-M ANN'S sag m mum S04J Phone 10 . v-'-v.v:-;;.i-.- v. : ' V' " ; ' l-mV'':"'' ' ' . 4 . ' v ; '.w.('d'Wr :- I '' ? s.