Medford mail tribune., March 01, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

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' MEDFORD Mm TRIBUNE, MEPFORD, OftEflON, SATURDAY, MAttCII 1, M10
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Speed Cop MeDonuld who returned
from Portland Thursday aald yestor-
day afternoon that he had not ceased
his train activities along the Una of
dterretlng out and arresting bootleg
gers and private consumption smug
glers of whiskey Into Oregon, and
was going to be as active as ever In
thlB regard, despite the fact that the
Southern Pacific railroad officials
have protested strongly against his
searching baggage on trains and ar
resting suspected . passengers, and
have issued orders to the trainmen
not to allow him to interfere with
passengers except when he has
searoh or arrest warrant. He served
warning on the publio to this effect
thru the Mail Tribune.
If McDonald as a deputy sheriff of
Jackson county persists in his an-
nounced course he will invite much
trouble tor himself, as the conductors
and trainmen have received orders to
eject him from any train on which he
attempts to examine any baggage of
any passenger, or interfere with the
, passengers' liberty, without a war
rant ; '
. This news was announced today
by . -M. Coturri, chief detective for
, this division of the Southern Pacific,
Who came to Medford today to per
sonally convey the news to McDonald.
.' The latter explains his inactivities
here for a week past thru his absence
at Portland looking after the. prose
cution of a man there on the charge
of smuggling liquor into the state,
and whom he followed from Monta
gue, Calif., to Portland. " i
BUN
The mvsterv of the fate of Corporal
Earl Benj. Blnokdcn of the marine
corps, son of Mr. and Mrs. . E. D.
Blackden of Medford. has been par
tially cleared and the Ions; suspense
endured bv the parents and othct
rolfltivAa wn enript Kv n tplivm rr-
cetved vesterdav that he waTfeit"8pecial commlttee C0I8istlnS ot
STATE TRIMS
SALEM, Feb. iS -(Special Corres
pondence.) Late Wednesday after-
,noon the house ot representatives
passed the main reconstruction mea
sure ot the session, authorizing a
five million bond issue the proceeds
of which are to be used as follows
J2.fl00.000 In matching any feder
al government appropriation for the
reclamation ot arid lands.
1650,000 In land settlement work
under a special commission to be ap
pointed by the governor.
ltullilinK Program
A building program which shall
consist ot the following new stato
buildings: .
A new penitentiary at Salem,
500,000.
New buildings at state university
at Eugene, $500,000.
New buildings at Corvallis agricul
tural college $500,000..
New buildings at the Monmouth
normal school, $1-00,000.
A reconstruction hospital at Port
land on the campus ot the University
ot Oregon Medical school, $350,000.
A new wing to the Eastern Oregon
Ssylum at Pendleton, $150,000.
Building at Soldiers' Home at
Roseburg, $25,000. .....
Hospital at Feeble-Minded insti
tute $20,000.
Completion ot the Marsh field ar
mory, $20,000.
Armory at Medford, $37,500.
Armory at Astoria, $37,500. ,
Armory at Bend, $37,500.
Armory at Baker, $37,500. .
Armory at La Grande. $37,500.
This bill, the most Important in
the legislative session, aside from the
ten million road toond bill, was han
dled in the senate by Senator Eddy ot
Douglas county and in the house by
Representative Sheldon of ' Jackson
county. It Is to be referred to the
people at a special election to be held
June 3d.
Medals for Soldiers
Under the provisions of a house
bill (number 326) Introduced by
Representatives Sheldon and Idleman
the. state has provided for the giving
of a seat, specially designed, broxen
medal to every soldier, sailor and
marine enrolled In the service ot the
United States during the recent war
who have entered the service from
the state of Oregon.
fB6 designing of the medal and
their distribution, among 'those en
titled to them, is placed in the hands
ported buried" in France and that
complete details would be sent as
soon as. the information could be ob-
tained. ., lie was killed at Ballieu
woods. . v ' !-; -
The telegram was' received by R.'
. R.Blackden of Glendale, a brother of
' : the dead soldier, from Major General
. Georee Barnett, commander of the
U. S. Marine corps. Corporal Black
den, 23 Tears old. wasireported as
missine from his command, the. 20th
company. Fifth regiment. 3rd battal
ion, since June 7th. 1918. Kothing
further was' heard about his fate un-
til General Burnett's telegram of ves
. terday. .'
; . Though the Blackden familv has re
sided in Jackson conntv for the past
ten years, part' of the time, at Ash-
land and latterly in Medford. Earl
Blackden himself was not well known
in the city, having been here but very
little.' He enlisted at the beginning of
the war in the marine corps at Los
Angeles. . . -
. P. D. Blackden has been working
in the ship yards at Portland for the
.: past year, and his wife and children
reside on West Jackson street. . R. S.
Blackden came to the city today from
..Glendale to convey the sad new to
I his mother. -
the governor, secretary of state, state
treasurer, state librarian and the ad
jutant general. -
Secures Army Tracks
As a result of a joint resolution by
Representative Sheldon adopted -by
the present legislature requesting the
war department to arrange for the
state of Oregon or any of the counties
of the state securing the use of some
ot the many hundreds first-class
trucks used by the war department
on the Pacific coast during the war.
Information was received at Salem
today that a war department officer
would be In Portland Friday and Sat
urday of this week to confer with in
terested parties regarding this mat
ter. Representative Burdlck of Des
chutes county and Representative
Sheldon ot Jackson county, left for
Portland immediately following the
adjournment Thursday to consult
with this representative of the war
department to arrange for some of
these trucks for their respective coun
ties. In case their county courts made
formal request for the same.
TO
CALL FOR TICKETS
Ono of the principal foiilnros , of
the home coming celebration for our
hoys will be the great French Mili
tary band on Tuesday evening,
Mil roh 4th. All the Kolthcr bovs nro
to receive complimentary tickets to
the concert presented to them bv the
city.
Seldom has nn event been weloom
ed with such emotional enthusiasm
ns the coming to this eitv of Captain
Kerntuu! 1'ollian with tho French
Army Hand veteran soldier musicians.
Many members of the bund were
with tho Blue Devils, many have bceu
gassed, imprisoned or wounded in. net-on.
Their gallant bearing and sig
nificant French blue uniform appeal
to us as nothing but our own red,
whito and blue can do. The frater
nisation between tho sister republics
is being strengthened bv the chords
of music The French Army Bund
Veterans are touring America giving
a series ox Patriotic 'conoerts under
the auspices of Chambers of Com
merce and other civic organisations.
its martial mutnc has been an in
spiration to tho Red Cross Liberty
loan drives, mid the . M. C. A. has
profited bv the visits to their huts.
Now comes the announcement that
this famous militnrv linml is to givo
one of their splentlid concerts at llio
Nutntorium Tuesduv evening. March
4th in -Medford. ' After the concert n
reception will ho held for the French
and American soldiers for tho pur
pose of giving them nn opportunity
of becoming better acquainted.'
Sale of seats at Medtord Phar
macy. Prices $1.00, Jl.oU.
The members ot the school basket
ball teams and other Roseburg high
school visitors registered at the Hotel
Holland last night and this morning
were fis follows: Misses Ruth Ann
Wilson, Maxlne Sykes, Vernlto Kohl,
hagen, Ruth Bennett, Luclle Myers,
Rose Brlsbur and Lekla Haynes, and
the Messrs. P. Davis, .Wlckham, Sin
gleton, L. Davis, Thornton, Cracroft.
Abrahams, Black, L. Davis, Crocker,
Nee and Ashwork. ,
Legal slxe typewriter paper $1.50
per box ot 500 sheets. , Good quality
Bond. Medford Printing Company, tf
DONT FUSS WTTH
WARD PIASTERS!
Musterole Works Easier. Quicker
and Without the Blister
There's no sense in mixing a mess of
mustard, flour and water when yon can
easily relieve pain, soreness or stiffness
with a little dean, white Musterole.
Musterole is made of pure oil of mus
tard and other helpful ingredients, com
bined in the form of the present white
ointment. It takes the place of out-of-date
mustard plasters, and will not blister.
Musterole usually gives prompt relief
from sore throat; bronchitis, tonsi litis,
croup, stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia, head
ache, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism,
lumbago, pains and aches of the back or
joints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet; colds of the chest
fit of ten prevents pneumonia).
S0c and 60c jars; hospital size $Z5(X
,1
s : The Medford high basket ball fi
nally conquered the hoodoo that has
. hung over the players since the local
. season started and last night partial
ly, wiped out the sting of the four
successive defeats at the hands of
Ashland high bv defeating the Rose
burg high team at the natatorium bv
21 to 15. On the same floor last
night the Medford high girls team was
- defeated bv the Roseburg high girls'
team in a vcrv. close contest bv the
score of 17 to 16. ,
The Roseburg boys' team was de
. featod at Ashland Friday night bv
the Ashlund team, score 37 to 10. and
'i the Hosebiirg girls were victorious
, 18 to 15. .., Friduy afternoon a picked
. team of liovs from Roseburg was de
feated by the Central Point team, 18
i ot, 13,. The Roseburg bovs play
again with Ashland tonight and the
Roseburg girls play at Grants Pass.
Mtopped Cough At tor Influenza
... "I want to say that Foley's Honey
and Tar is the 'best cough medicine I
over tried," writes E. B. McDowell,
v H. F, B. 1, Box 119, Arlington, Tenn.
"My Bon had Influenza. He bad the
worst kind of a cough and I tried
. everything, but nothing did any good.
God Bent me a friend with Foley's
Honoy and Tar, and his cough was
better the .next day and In two days
he had no cough at all."- Foley's
Honey and Tar stops harsh, racking
cougbB; eases wheezy breathing. It
is effective, yet pleasant to take., For
sale by Medford Pharmacy.
REDUCED RATES
On automobile liability insurance, covering -public
liability for injuries to persons and
damage to property, available now on all poli
cies dating after January 1st, 1919. V
This is protection that no automobile owner
can afford to be without at the following an- '
. nual rates:. .
. On all pleasure cars showing a Factory List
Price less than $1,200.00: . ; -
' Liability for personal injurics............$18.00 .
Liability for property damage.....:...........:.. 5.00 .
On all pleasure cars listing at $1,200 to $2,500: .
Liability for personal injuries...: $19.00
Liability for property damage............ 6.00
Higher priced pleasure cars as well as all com- ,
mercial cars, are insurable at a corresponding
reduction in rates.
This office specializes in casualty insurance as v
well as fire, and offers its patrons prompt ser- ,
vice in these lines. , . ; y
- - Your patronage solicited, ; :
McCUXDY INSURANCE AGENCY
Medford National Bank Buildg., Phone 123
SISKIYOU FOREST
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LANDS OPEN
ENTRY APRIL 7
; ROSKWUa. March 1. The Mor
al land office announce that the
following described land lias been sur
veyed : Sections S, 4. ft. 8. 7. 8. 1), 1(1,
IT. 18. II), 20. 21. 27. 28, 211, JI0. Ill,
32, 34 and ll'v, in. tiiwnsliin lit! a.
rmioo 7 west Willumcttu meridian, nud
tho plat of survey will he filed ot the
ltoschiirg office at I) o'clock a. m. on
April 7, HUH. and on and oftw'such
iluto applications for entry for lliu mi
reserved and miajipropriutod , lumU
therein will be received, ,
Tho above doserihed lands are with
in tho Siskivoit national forest, except
sections i, It), 27, sVI and 1)5.
All persons nro warned that nmti
cation can not ho aeeepted, except
from bona fitlu, settlers' who made
settlement prior to tlio withdrawal
for reserve purpoaes.
The east half northeast nuartor and
southeast. duai'ter Houtheast nuarter
of said eetion nru withdrawn for
power kites. , '
Notlco IUhcknli
Members ot Ollvo liohokah Indue
will meet at the I. O. O. F. hull at
S:f0 p. m. Monday and march to the
train to weloomo tho soldiers.
8AUA HKI)1KKA N. O.
Last Times Tonight
TOMORROW
HERE'S
THE
ONE .
THAT'S
MAKINV
ALL
OF
MEDFORD
TALK
TALK TALK!
Three;.
Full
Shows
Tonight
MARTIN JOHNSON'S
"CANNIBALS
of Tilt:
SOUTH SEAS"
WHAT YOWMj HKK IN
"CAXMHAUi OK THK HOVTH 8BA8" 1
The most savaRe people on earth, undor na
, v live conditions, glimpses of their dally llfo
and a complete picture ot their cannibal
customs.
The land whore Jack London found tho mu-
"terlal tor his most absorblnn stories ot ad
. venture and whore Robert Louis Stevenson
found the background for his most weird ;
tales.
Sdvages who never before saw a white man,
. who nevor before knew of firearms, who 1
might easily have beon the Inhabitants of
a distant planet.
An expedition of two adventurous peoplo who
Ignored the warnings ot daring travelers
and of governments, and visited tho Jungle.
lands ot the world's wildest Islands.
HAIGHT ON THE ORGAN
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Steam Baths
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Electrical Massage
Body Development
Water Treatments g
Oil Rubbing
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O a. m. to 7 . m. AMilntiiionU made.
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Don't put lu-id in your batteries to keep them from
freezing. , '
It isn't acid you neeclit'B battery charge. .
The way to keei) up battery charge in to uac lights
as little as possible, to keep your ear in condition so
that it starts easily, and to have us charge, your bat
tery if extra charge js needed.' .n ' -
Take advantage of "Willard Consulting Service.
"VVe will be glad to test your battery and tell you how
to keep it in condition this winter.
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Ready for Business
Sewer Pipe ,
Irrigation Pipe
Concretie Culverts
Drain Tile
We furnish estimates on all classes of road con
struction and cdncroto work. . . . . , .- ,
. No job too large; no job too small. , ,!.
Let us figure, on your work. . . ; ' X ?,r -
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Medford Concrete Construction to.
Office Jackson County Bank Bldg.
Now Manufacturing Butter
The Independence Creamery
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Cash Buyers of Cream, Eggs and Poultry
28; 30, 32 North Bartiett, Medford, Ore. V
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