Medford mail tribune., March 03, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

THRU!!
E
E.
Li
will be brought to a standstill In a
few days unions tho men renounce
tho Hatnrdiiy half-holiday.
HrRDFOTlT) TnTBlTNTK. "MTIDFORTI. OttKGCW, MONDAY, MATtGIT 3. 1919
TO WINTER FISHI
(Inn of tlio Important IiIIh of work
(li)iin by (ho IokIhIiiIiii'o wim lliu jiiih
Hiiitn of it ntnto kiiiiio eoilo, whlih
cluiiiKiig" flnli mill kiiiiiu Iuwm Uli'l
Klvim tlio flnli nntl kiuiiii CoominlnHlnii
llio authority In cIciko a ntnmm to
iMiiuiiii'ri'lul fliihltiK, but to louvo II
opiui to iiiikIIiiK. This duos nut rmi
fur iiiiuii tlio vnliiiiihotluu t tin power
tu upon ii ntrtmm lit dbiioKiird nf llm
pruvlnliius uf llm Htiiutiiit, hut It niuy
I'lllHU It IIH It HOI'S fit, ri'KltrilllWH of
statutory regulation. Thin will 011
Hhlii lliu r 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 x 1 1 1 lo cIiiko llm
KiiKun wlimioviir dnmiii-d iiicnstiry,
' Atuitlior fouliiro nf luiporliiiiro
wlili'h was plucuil In tlio lu w in lliu
hint uiluula win n I'lonmt nkiihoii of
four ninnlliM mi trout. Ah ll now
sliuiiln, llm Himnnii will lio I'Uwi'il
iluiliiK Dwoinhor, Jmiunry, Kobruury
nml Miiri'li, Tlio lid tirli-.liiully pro
vliloil for n lnnil siumou for .Iiiiiii
ttry, l''oliriuiry and Murrh, nml 1 n un
til m il iih iho muvllivml In n Iriin trout,
I Ini ItoKiio mill ItH trlbiitiirlns lire
olwtKil autoiiiittlciilly i lioriuifiiir to
wlnlnr unit nprliiK fisherman,
UtH'r HniKiiii fulfill-in
Tlia flnli uml nttiu i iiilu iilno inuki'ii
thn ih'iT ki'iihiiii iiiilfnrni tbriiout tli
Bin in, l.iilnu open from Hoploinhnr I
to OutiiliKr 31, IihIiihIvq, wllh ii bait
limit of two door with lioniM, tliuro
hiilim no chnnt'.o In tho limit.
Tlio ilurk m iiiioa tiiul'ir tlio act In
to nvluiiil from Orlobor I tu Jmiunry
15, Inrlunlvo, mid lu ull couiillii' In
wonlorn 'OniKoti, with tlio exception
of Clatsop, CiiluiuhUi, Mulliiomuli
ami Tlllmiiook, noon from Oitolutr K,
to February 15, liioliintvn. In llm
four touiilli'H uumml tlio Kimiion will
lot from rinptuiiihi'r IS to iKvombur
81. ' . !
Thin clianse III thn son'son, lu pur
lieu lur an H uff"i'U Uio four cotiiitW'u
iiniiiml. In of wlilo Bltiilfli unro to thn
lnvum of (port, nil It In ImllnviMt In
I lliu In ton nil a MktWifiiclory solutluu
of llm iluek tiultlim quvsllnii, whli Ii
linn nrlnvn from ttmn to tlinu to con
front tlio vadium lnulnliiliiros. In
fin'l, thin provliilon In tlio not win
rtuii'liuil us i compromise on tlio ilui-k
IiiiIiIuk "iilijiv.l nml caused tlio duck
IuiIiIiik hill to (11 ii u nntiiriil ilmitli In
roiuinlili'o without further iIIhcuh
don. Din k lltiiitlnir Imw
I'liiJnr Iho nrraiiitomont ronched,
llm ilui'k huntnrn who hull tholr liiuno
nlonK Iho Columbia nml It tributar
ies will hitvo cloniii'd up thnlr shoot
Irk by locitnbi,r 31, nml thin will nl-
i 1o,w tho birds to ilrirt on down Into
: tllU Wllinmoiio vmiiiy common hi
I'Muireh fpr bettor fond In k ground. It
, Ii I'CHOVUIl HUH Will HIITiniU HID Cflll
' trillion Hint him Im.cii kept up liy Wll
' Ittni'tlo vnllny sportninon Hint duck
bnltlnit practically kills tlio upon In
Iho vulloy.
Anollior climiKO of prlmo Impor
tance la ll iirovlnlhn nllowluK thn
rWrllliK of th run fmmilo Ctilncnn phenn.
nutH out of n Iihk of ton. Klnta (liiino
Wiirilon Hhoomnknr dnclurun tbut thin
In olio of thn bout mown taken for
lha oonnorvatlon of Iho hlnlii, Innn
lll Hi ll an now, when a fnmiilo pbn
nut Ih killed, tlio hiiutiimnn thrown It
into tho liriinh. tly IokuIIhIiik tho
klllliiK of ft llmlloil numlii'r ho bo-
lluvoa unit ll win no inr uiu ovai in
torimtii of tlio phunnitnt shooter.
LIVESTOCK MEN
A
A, K. 1 1 ii nl , fonni'ilv of AhIiIihiiI
Wlllll'H llll IThIiIoiI i'lll,l17 VIOIt'M. woll
known llirotiulioul Iho kIiiIii iih ii ciit
llo liiivor nml liiM"'r, ilinl hint wi'ok
nt I'ortlmul, wlii'ni ln ri'niili'il lor the
nil"! 12 vi'iii'B, lln li'll AhIiIhiiiI mIioi'I-
Iv IlI'liT lliu ilcfi'ijl iih II I'lllllliiliitU fur
hliorilT. Tlio I'orlliuiil .liMirniil oon
(ninn I hit 1'iillowinu' iii'i'uiiiil :
Tlio ili'iilh IiimI ivci'k ol' A. I' lluiil
ri'inovoH from llm livoHlurk imliiKlrv
III' Hill I'lll'lrill I'OIIHt llllil OMIIOI'illllY
llm I'ui'il'io NiiiHiivuhI olio nt ilH hoxt
known I'iiiiiri'i, nml nun ol' Iho rent
I'l'iouilii nl' thn II vi'hIipi'Ii Irmln,
' Mr. Hunt wim well known lo nnii'
liiiillv I'M'i'v hliiiMier n' nit I In in lliu
i'lii'lliii I'oin.t iilnli'H nml wiih cun.iil
i'i'ciI oiio ol' thn licut Imlui'M of livo
Hl licit ill thirt M't iilill,
"I imi'' Hunt, ok Imi wiih known lo
Pl'iii'lii'iillv I'Vitvoiih, 1'iir fow worn
iii'iiuiiiiili'd with bin itivmi numu. wiih
up iiiMTiilor mill hhimi'T lo Iho 1'iu't
liiml iiiiirki't cvkii in Iho iIiivh when
llicro won Ki'iiri'i'lv mi 1'nlulilinhi'il
uiiirkiit Ihti'. IIk tnnl: mi oxtri'ino iu
li'n'ht in Iho himini'KH until his ilcntli.
Arlhor I'Viuiklin Hunt wiih In, in Ih'lii
Iht 111, IS'ill, nl North SprinuH, Iown.
Al tlio uu'l' ol' Jt vi'iirM lui riimii lo
Ori'i'iin wiih IiIh iiiiri'iiti, lint Into Mr.
mill Mm. John M. lliiul.wlio Kotllod
ni'iir (iiiklunil. )io. lln wim tnnrrir-il
In IniiIii'IIh DciipliirlT on (ii'tnhcr 'A'.i,
IhHil, mill hooii ul'ti'r iiinvi'il uu it ciit
tln riiui'h ni'iir Axhliiml whoro ho ro--ioVil
until I tin liiht I 'J vciirn. whioh
I inic ho Iiiih hi'fii n ri'-iilcnl of J'ort
Intnl. vAflor ooiniiii; lo I'orlhiuil Mr. Hunt
mill Mr. I.in'i'v went into Iho livit.toi'k
I'lHIHIlihihilll llllilll'HK in llio oil) Ktin-k-
vnnl nt Si'Vi'ii Icon Hi uml Viiunhii
lriMil. mnl riMiiniiicil llicro until tho
iirt'Hi'iit Klui-k viirdn were limit nt
North rurlhind. Mr. limit Noli) the
firt our of ciitHo over hiiIiI in Hiimm
vnriM. I'Vunk M. I.iieev iuri'hiiiiii' for
Iho t'limti'ii-i Vuekini: ruiuidiiiv of '1 n-
einiiii.
Hi liirc eomiii'.' In I'urlluni Mr.
I liiul IniiiL'lit mid Khiuni'il liveKt.iek to
I'ortlmul nml Son I'mnei-en nml nlno
liouuhl for tlio Cnrnlvn I'liekini: com-
Diiiiv for Ihri'o vi'iir.
no wiLi imHiiioiii i Iho lluiil cnin
nii .iiiiin ciiiiiiiMii v of N'nrlli I'orHiinil.
llo Ih Hiirvivi'il hv Mr, A. Hunt of
I'.irlliind, tiro., nml fmir children.
Mrn. K. ('. McXIillnii of Itnisc. I.lnho,
Mrs. W. M. Iliiik-o of Ai-lilnml. t)ro.t
Cnriuirul .Inlin W. Hunt. Willi Iho
iirmv of iicciiiiiitimi in (lerinmir. nml
Heniii'll Hunt of I'lirthiiul : n Mu
ter, Mm. J. I,. Thornton, (hiklnml.
Oio.t two ifinmli'hililifii. Kiity'ii'! nml
Jnciinelino limit of Portland. On
uml a niece, llosx ,f. Hunt, of I'ort
liiml. Tho funeral wiih helil nl OiiMnnil,
Ore, Ki'lirunrv 'J.'t. Hurinl wn ill
Knir nkH.
Tlio nixl'OoiiH Miufitzlnn
IntorproU tho world to Ainurlcn, by
tho nlii of authors anil nrtlntd or
uriiit roputnllon ftiul ouporlonoo. It
in tho offlclnl orfrin'of Iho A. It. C.
nml lt own medium for tho iioiionil
Hproml of Itoil Crons Ideas ami alnm.
To Itoil Cross nc in horn tho lnuKiulmi
mtliHCrlptinn In $1.00; non-mombor,
$2.00. Call Mm. Sinytho, DJ.0-V, tor
your onrly HubHc.rlpllon.
OLD-TIMB COLD CUBE
DRINK HOT TEA1
Oct a iranll pncknRO of Unnihurir
HreiiKt Ton at nuy phurnuicy. Tnko b
i(ihlciiMiiiiiful of tho ton, put a cup of
liollliur wutop upon lt, ixnir through a
nlovo nml drink a tenoup full nt any
timo (luring thn (hiy or beforo retiring
Jt Ih thn inoHt olfcotlva way to lircuk
u colli uml oura grip, ill It openn tho
inrcn of llio hIiIii, relieving contention.
A Imi looneiiH tho uowoIh, tliun brcnklii(f
lip a cold.
Try it thn next tlino you miffor from
A cotil or tho (rrlp. It Ih lupxpoiinivn
mid entirely vcgotublo, tharoforo auto
and liiirinlcHH.
STIFF
Bub Soroncai from Joints and mnsolei
with a small trial bottle of old
St. Jaoobs Liniment
fttop "donlnff" IthBuiiitlnm. '
lt'n pain only; not ono chho In fifty
rmiili'0H Internal trciitmont. Hub
Roothlnir, peiictnitlliff "St. .Iiicobn Llnl
iiimit" rlirht on tho "tenilor Hunt," and
by tho time you nay laolc Itoblnson
nut eomcH tho rhoumiitio pull). "St.
iliicob's I.lulmcnt" Ih a hiirinlcin rhe.u-
niuHnm euro which novor illnuppulntl
nnd docHii't burn tho nkln. It tuken
puln, norencHH anil HtlffnaHS from nch-
inir JnlntH, niunclcn and lumen; at ops
0111111111, lumbago, backache, iiiMiralirln.
Wnilnir up I Oot. a 80 cwut bottle of
nld-ttniai Ivonput "Ht. Jnoolw Iilnlincnt"
from liny tlrujf ntoro, nnd fn a niniucnt
you'll bo iroo from piiinn, iiuiioh mm
Htlll'llOHH. Uou't HUllor I Itllb I'llOlllUOti
jHmu away, ' ' . ' .
E
It In not too Into to inukn your do
nation to tlio people's piitrlotk party.
.Much inoro lu noodoil for tho Konornl
oxpoiiHOH and tho tlckiils for tho hoys
lo attend tho French Army band.
KollowliiK nro thosa who havu suh
Horlboil sin co llm lint wim puhllnhed:
Frank Klllott, $1.00; l.iion II. Ilas
kliiH. $;i; W. A. KolKor, $.1; Itov.
Iliiozer, $2. no; Mrs. K. M. McKeuney,
$.'); K. W. Mourn, $1; Wallnr C. 1-nr-n
nd, $2; Mrs. M. II. Heyler, f.Oc; N.
II. Hcoll, $1; (loo. DiiIIoIh, $1; Itov.
W. 3. MuuKhur, $1; A. H. Dlackhuni,
r,0c; K. J. Itiiuyiird, $1; C. II. Drown,
$2; John II. (ioodrlch, $1; J. K.
Ileddy, $2. Ml; Mm. 1'. W. Mourn, $1;
N. W. ItobortHon, $2; O. Arnnplitor,
$2; Ituy Kiitchwell, $1; Hurt Ander
Hon, :; W. 0. Talt, $'; tiortrudo
HlonninK, $1; !un HuiiiiiiiIh, $1; Mm.
Ida Turner, $1; John Perl, $l.f0;
V. K. Conner, $5; it, A. llolmcn, $t;
0. W. Turpln, $1; Krodorlok Hopkins
I'J.riO; Alluon Miihonoy, $1; A Friend
$1; Nash Hotel Co., $5; Mrn. Win.
Illinium, $1; J. 1 Illttson, $1; Dr.
J. I), ltlckerl, $1; Mrs. J. W. .McDon
ald. $2.r.0; Valley Fuol Co., $1; A. K.
Iteumen, $&; Civil War Veteran, $1;
Contributor, r,0o; Kthol Curry, $1;
Thon. J. Funoii, $1; Helen Vockey,
$1; ). J. I'm ton $1; Goo. N. Hohorts,
B; C. W. McDonald, $5; B. V. Mll
lor, $1; F. I.iunlrum, $1; llllng Holno,
60c; 8. W. llurtlott, $1; Dr. I'lokol,
$2. KO;
II. S. tllndor, DUc: Cuoli, $10.
8AM FHANCIfiCO, Mar. 3. The
U000 machlnlstH made Idle In the Ban
Kruncbico buy region thru differences
with tholr employe pvor the Hatur
duy hiilf-holldiiy have beipi ordered
to return to work and renounce the
hair-holiday, by W. II. Johnston,
pronldont of tho International IodKO
of Machlnlnlii, It wan announced here
toduy by li. It. llrotherton, special
shlppliiK hoard mediator.
A Konorul tie-up of shipyard and
contract shop worker In llfo Halt
Fninchico buy dlntrlct, Involving ap
proxlnmtoly .15,000 men, was bruucht
Into prospoct horo toduy by rofuxal
of the yardn and shops to re-omploy
approxlinataly 0000 inachinlsui and
laborers and doflod - an ultimatum
ilenylnK thorn a lolf-doclared Satur
day bulMiollday.
Thounandx of the men raportod at
tho shops and yards but wero turned
awuy, tho California Metal Trades
association, tho organization of em
ployers, announced. The employors
ndmlttod that shipbuilding activity
6 Bell-ans
Hot water ,
Sure Relief
ELL-ANS
FOR INDIGESTION
IRIPOlTfANT L8NKS
Hygieno, rest, puro air, sunshine
&nd a well-balanced diet, pltu ,
SCOTT'S
EMULSION
to improve tho blood-qunlitv,
increase body-weight and build
up resistance, are important links
in tho logical treatment of in
cipient pulmonary affections.
To a child or adult with a tendency
to week lungs or tender throat,
Scott's brings a wealth of rich
tonic-nourishment
A little of icon's Emuhten
todny may do you a world of
(rood tomorrow.
tiCOU&UuKUC.OloulilCckl.N.J. 18-18
His''
wer
ses
WELCOME HOME
"BOYS!"
It is with gratitude and pride that
we welcome the. return of our own
Jackson county boys. We are grate
ful for the sacrifices you Jiave made
in the support of humanity; we are
extremely proud of your manly con
duct in the face of the enemy. This
is a day .we will all long remember.
Marsh & Bennett
A MEDF0RD MAN'S
EXPERIENCE if
Can you doubt the evidence of this
Hertford citizen?
You can verify Medford endorse
ment, -..'.-
Head this:
Kdwln ,). While, former dairyman
at '6'i'i Kant Main stroet says: "I was
noarly laid up with an attack of lura-
baxo. It came on without any warn
ing and, I thought my back was bro
ken. I couldn't straighten np and
went about all bent over. A friend
advlsod mo to take Doun's Kidney
Pills, -which I did, and soon I was
ablo to K0t about. It required only
one box to fix me up in flno shape
anil since then 1 have never had any
trouble with my back and kidneys."
Price eOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney 1'lllH the same that
Mr. 'WJilte had. Fonter-Mllburn Co.,
Mfitrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
P We Extend Qk
Hearty Greetings VJ
TO Ol'ft ItKTUILVINO IIKItOICS Hl
' V,a aTn T""1 of yoa for Kolns, . Bwl,
WW' Ski nml w're mlKhty gluU to have yon II H
. J batk Afttln' ' ' if'
Back to Yankee Land
From No-Man's Land
and the Cantonments
Boys, we greet you and welcome you home with all the glory
that is justly yours and will consider it an honor and privilege
to extend to you every service possible.
MODEL CLOTHING CO:
ii ' ' ' . ii
ll Welcome Home Again , Boys!
We are proud of eyery one of
you. Cheerfully you answered the
country's call, and splendidly have
you maintained the traditions of our
great republic. You who went forth
so courageously, to die if necessary, to
establish freedom of the world have
won a place in our hearts that time
can never erase.
ii
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To Our Brave Heroes Just Back from
Cantonments, Camps and "Over There"
WELCOM HOME!
- : j Your Work Is Done
The most useful job of the generation lids been clone. . The boys who did this
work are taking off then- uniforms to return to industry. The period of pillage,
devastation and destruction is over. ' s
We take this opportunity to wish you returning soldiers and sailors Good Lupk
and Godspeed! i
Your new spirit and power to do will go into four future life and work and
business. Your daring and resourcefulness will spin the old world into useful-,
ness and new prosperity. :
You have smiled your way and fought your way under the greatest hardships to
Victory. "Welcome Homo" we toast you. - ' .-, ,
To the boys in tTie far-away lands "Over There," and in camps, who will not be
back for some months, Ave toast "llomeward Bound in 1919." ' '
Jackson County Creamery
Valley Pride Creamery
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