Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 06, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextwijiDFO.ro matt; wrmmr:. meppokt). on rcnoy, titttusday, matich a, in TAnf! TTTT?EK WED SOCIETY GIRL OF SEATTLE NAILS Tim Bnilllo l'lixl-Inlclliiii-nccr of IMt HllllllllV I'lllllllllIM lltl IIIIIIIMiriCII- lii'lit (if I ho iinuiiUKiiii'iiL of Mihm Mail. Ii'iiio Klir.itln'lli I tout li. iliinirlitor of ilr. iniil Mi. l.nwri'Mi'ii H. Iloulli of imtll lo ('mil. Klimirii Tlicoilnro ''iimm. J, H. A., l'orimrlv cilv rm'iinlur if MuiH'iirit, Tim I'liuiiuc'iiii'iit, i'iiii- illllllltf, tilt) HIIVM wiim mt - )iiuni'iil TIiiiikiIiiv lit it liiruii tint tit hit l'miiilv lioiini on Klulilminlli nvo ni(i. AIIhh DimiIIi, who Ih uiiii (if tll niiht iinimliir vomiir uirln uf tliu oil v. ii sriiiliinlti ill' l''uriiMt Hiiluu (lunvniil. 'llptllill KlIKN, Willi iH lllU Mllll (if MlM. torov H. linker" of New York l.'ilv, x a uriuliiiiln ill" llui Univmi.il v of iliiimmoln, i In nt nrcNcnt Hliilioncil l tliMtrii'l nrtillcrv liiiiliiiinrlirx in III cil v. The woilillim will luko plnco ni'iin, limit In Mnv. Kur xivirnl niiiiilhx wliciclv Iiiih not men Irciilfd to u ui'iiuinii wuriiriHti in lip wnv of mi I'liirmiciiiciil iiiimniiii-ik unit. Toilnv till lonir inert in in .Hint 'I'MHM-t I'linin to it I'loxit wild a ilin linct. iili'iiHiiriililu Nlionk, when Mm. I.ii'irouoi S. Iloolli iiiiiiiinni'cil llui l ortlit'oiiiiiiir 1 1 1 it in 1m iif hi'r ilunulilcr. Mim liiiliiiiii Klitnlinlli Iloolli mill I 'nut. KlmiT TliiMiilom Kohh, U. H. A. - Kurl.v in tliu week, mittu iiifonmillv. MirfH Iloolli ttliiilioni'il lnr iiimr mid ilnnwi t'irl fricmlM nnil vomiir mntrnn frinntlx, invitlnir tlicni to cunuc'unil Ini v n nip of Inn this 11 rtortxuiii it! (linr homo on Kiulitmmlh iivi-mi. Tin1 iinir nut wn 4 o'l'loi'k, "It wurt to u iiioxt Infoniml." hlio Hiiid. Tim Uiihiio nt III" iiimoliiti'il liiiin wax filli'd hvilll tin' vmiinr I'riiMiilx of Miw Iloolli. hvlui iiitiiiiliati'lv iiihiii ifiili'rintf t'.; p-iiciMHion nun iiwniin1 nwnro turn ii fw( lilmif wtiw in tlio nir." I'liit'li viii't wiim iiri'inlii a t in v fliaif of fn-li rolori'il tulle filled wild ricii, 1 1 I'd wilh innk cat in i-ioImiiik ami ormmti IiIokmoiiii, lo wliieli humr tmv ii run fin chi'il in ornni.' UIohioiioi. Ixmrinir two iiihiich. tliox of Mink llootll mill I'll titaiil Kii. The lnifkel holilinir lln unions tinnouiipoiiiciitx hiinir on I ho unit of lit t lu Klevlvn tooth, n tinv Ulster of the hoxtvxx. In I ho rereiitinii room Mrn. Month Mm Hnolh mid Mi IIcImv Iloolli received Iho inirxtx. Minn Iloulh was hIiiiwiti'iI with uooil winhox liv her friondn. Lnlvr in (ho iliiiinir room, hv the niunilii'iiiH'O of tlio ilooornlioiiH wn Iho oiiu'iiueiiicnt uiiiioiiiioomcnt made mora iiiiii rout. Iho tiilile hold n mmiHtil iirrnimvinoiit of nink sweet IHiiiH, from whioh nroHii in tlio center ii t iiiv iidnriihtoairido mid L'room nnil mi of f iciiitimr elonrvinan. vdvor thorn litinB n liciitiliful wedclinir hell. l'rcxiilinir over the ton tnlilu wore Mm. Itnrku, nnil Mm. V. K. Strove, who vera iiNxiHtvil hv Mihh Snllv Klnke. Mixx ' Holon Koxtor and Mix C'athorino Joroma. Mm. Knmnel I.u rov Crawford, mint of Iho hrido-olool. axKiHlod in lookiiiir nl lor Ilia nloiiHuru of the eiiohIm in the livimr room. Mihx Ilooth ix ii rhnrmiiii; irirl with n ItoKt of friend. Slut in n trriiiliintp of Korroxt Itiilk'u Convent of thix cilv. Cnntnin Koxr ix Iho Hon of Mm. Uirov S, linker, of Nvw York Citv. lie ix ii irrudimlo of the 1'nivemitv of Slin iioMota. wax born in Minni'xotn.xnnil Iiiih only boon in Soattlo xinoo lnxt Hinnmor. Ilo ix ponnooteil with me art illorv dint riot hoiiiliiniirtom in thix oily. Hoforo oenninu' In Scuttle, Cnp tain 1''okh wax Htatiiinod lit Kort Mon- ron anil nt Kort Stovenx, Oreu'oii. T L NEW YOHIC. Mnroh n. Thanrmv IrmixiHirt rowhiitnn, with 01 officer mill 2,4(1.) Irooim, arrived toilnv from Bordeaux with the Ulllh eonxt artillorv enrDs oomnloto. mirt of the 57th eonxt artillorv eorpx, ilotni'limontx ot the H7t)i diviHion, and oonvuluxceiilH nnil eiiHiiiilx. The nnnv IrmiHimrt Sioon nrrived from HornUmnx wilh 118 officer. 1401 trooiiH mid Hire naval ol lieora. OrirnnlitiitionH inoludod nix 13or ilnnux conviilexeent iletiiohmontH. tlio :il'2tli niuniunition train ooinidolo. ( 87th diviHion ) oiihiiiiIh mid 11 nick and wounded offiuurrj, mid 221 siok ami wounded men. ilrinuinar in 45 nonvnlcNeont offM eorx, ol. nnrxen nnil two eivinnnx, mo nrniy IrnnRjnirt Simla Maria arrivod from Horiloanx. V GERMANS EXPLAIN " DELAY IN DELIVERIES LONDON. March 0. A Gorman wireless mcssairo piekod up hero al ludes to a "throat" mndo liv Cfoneral Nudnnt. Miirnhul Foeh's roprosonta- tivo in joint nmiixtioo commission nt Spa, hoonuso the Gormans liavo lull ed to turn over to tlio allies indus trial nnd imrieulliiral niaohinorv. Tlio lnossniro oxplainH that Gerniiiii linns eoiiHtriuitinur tho rotiuired lnatoriitl have boon unahlo to eompluto dolivor ios owinnt to strikes nnd thai a s'norl iio of railway oars nnd destruction o railways nonr Kri'urt and Hallo liavo also rIStardod onrryiiiK out tlio LIE I'AIIIK, March (I, Kniile FrniKiui. u moiiilior of the Holuiiiu ciiliinct nnd at one time chiiiriiiiiu of Ilia lloluiiuii niilioiiul relief eiiliiinilleo. miiiolllio- od today Unit lie had xout. the lol lowimr iiioxxauii lo United Ktulcx Ken- j alor W'illiiiin M, ('aider nt WiiMjiinir- ton under ilnlu of March 1: "I am xliookoil hv ronorlx thai you have iiiovod an iiivoxliuiition ol! Ihc Hlaleinent thai mouio . American food wax xonlj to lloluiiuii ami N'orlhcrn I'Vaneo' in xuoh bad condiliiin that it poixoncil my eoiiiitrvuion, How could xuoh lies hv rcui'vod xcruiuxlvf ; "iiiirinir tour voam or ucriiiiiiioc- ciipalion, I. nivxolf, wax bead of the oruanizatiiin which eo-niieriileil with in ilcluium with Hie American relief ooiiimillce. I hail iliulv mxpoclcd the iiiinlitv, uxe and ol fcel of the irecioiiK food whitli iniv.ll in v iiiil'nii nnil Ihc live of tin' i ide in the occupied parlx of rriiiice. I hiltorlv rexonl mid mv count rvmcii arc filled wilh xor row that rcxinuiHiblc ulcii xboiilil lend their earn to ilcxtoxlalile slander nmiiuxt AnieiicniiH whornve ux four Vcurx of their lilo, Htronulb nnil tal ent. reel that it would belittle their Kcrviccx to dciiv the uoxxif), -vet it ix iiiipoxxible to lot it paxx. " I heroforo, for invxclf and for mv country, I einpliatieallv nrotoxl auiiiiixt llux tixxiic ol . falxohoodx. Seven luillionx of mv eoiiiilrvnien lind 2.5011,0011 inhabitants of Northern Kniiico are alive, which is proof that none xliirvcd and Ihat tii'mo wax poix oiiod, Jf I xhoiild xiiv more, it would bo lo cry shame auainxl (lioxo few Anicricniix who would boxmirch the lioblext .Ih'liL' which came out of the war anil the noble character hrouuht out hv the work of Iho commiKxiiin for relief in lloluiiuii llirouirh its tons iif Ihouxnndx of unxulfixli workers in America nx well ax actually in the war rone." BY JilCIII.IN. March ((.(Hv the Axxo cialcd I'roxx.lT'he (ioniinn nalioniil awoinhlv in; I lie Kbcrt coverniiiciil, ix in honor bound to fiimixh it mi fo re treat on flciiiian soil for former Km peror William and bis wife, nceordinu to a procliiualion adoplud bv the I'nn-Ocrinan l.cauno at a iiieelinit held at llauibcrir, llavaria. The proclama tion furl her dcmiindx that political responsibility for a "xuicidnl nruiix ticu" of Novciiiber 11 bo 'definitely fixed and the cuillv parties expelled from the public service. The prochiiuulion hciriiis Willi the uceiiKiitiou that Hie collapxo of (Jcr miinv wax due solely to traitors "itinoiic our own people who nre op enly boiiMlinif of Ihoir achievements." . The I'liii-Gcrmiinx niiiioiinco thev have no confidence in the new novcrn inent, Tim I'liii-Gerinaiis' faith in the rcaliznlinn of a Icauiie of natiiiiih ix doclnrod to be as slender ax their belief in "oloriial peace." The I'ii a-Germans uave General r.iidendorff a vote of uratilnde and alixolvc'd him from blame 'or the "mo mcnlonx', uiciixtiro ho was forced to adopt at the end of his military ca reer." ' ' , Cut Thin Out It Ix Worth Money DON'T Ml8 THIS. Cut out tills Up, cnoloKO with He nnd mall It to l'oloy & Co., 2K3C Rhofflold Ave., ChlciiKo, III., wrltlnK your nnmo and nildroKB clearly. You will roeelvo In return a 'trial paokiiKO contnlnliiK Koloy'i Honoy nnd-Till- Compound, for coukIih, colds and croup; Foley Klilnoy 1'IIU for imln In sides and back; rheumatism, buckaeho, kidney and hliwliler allmentR; and Koley Ca thartic TalUotH, a wholesome and thorniiKlily cleantilnR cathartic, for coaatlputlon. biliousness, headache, and sIiirkIhIi bowola. For salo by Medford Pharmacy. AMERICA IDOL OF F Arthur l'orrv, formerly oily editor of the K;in, wrilcs ax fidlows frooi Trieslo, Auxtrin, .under date of Jan mirv 11 lie ix in the service nbourd the (!. S. H. West Kleiiseo: . "Just ii few lines from Trieste a Ionic wavx from the drinkinir fount in front of Iho Medford National bank, mid iuxt as far back 20.000 milex as Iho crow flies, if the bird was fool cnoiiitb to Irv it. Hnl I shall return it mnv bo venrx and it uiuv be montliH, hut evciitiuiHy. , . ' v .. "Trieste ix one of the Irnecdv spots of the world, beautiful but. sad, like the heroine in the melodrama we used lo L'n to back in the .da vh before the boom bit Medford, The people nre Italian,' but Austria ruled. It was fcir Trieste that Itulv wont to war. "In thix unhappy land, tho most valuable Hiinir ix bread. Money does not count. A millionaire hero can uet as hiiimrv ux u bci-L'ur. t!iarctUs come next, the men and Hie women and the children betr for llicin. ,To throw a butt precipitates a youni; riot ninomr the vounuer elcnicnt. "For it short limn I was at Gallipoli. a little seucoitst town in Italy, near the heel. The , people all . bad new shoes; but thev could net no smokes. They were keen for food. AH thev re ceived wax rationed to them. "To view those conditions brinirs home the knowledge mid nppreeiittion of your L'nele Sam and mine. - I saw the fat, saucy, well dresxed sailors of tho American navy, full of beans and beef and tmihlirii; nnd wheat bread, w'eiirinir the best shoes and brcst britches that money can buv. nnil un derstood why the Italians, the Span ish, (he llritish and the French I have visited and seen in ports of Knropc1 look with kindly eves upon the Stars and Stripes, and with envy at the men who serve it. To these people here America is heaven. Americans miuels, bearers of ftiod. The people sin if soiiits ill the streets lor (he Yanks. Posters all over proeluim "Vivu In America." Tho Kuropeun masses reiilie that the V. S. A. bud out the Hun, and Irives them their daily broad. In exchmiL'e we have emncd their rcxpcltt and devotion as a people and a nation. America is the best loved bind. 'J herctiirc, 1 point with pnde to the fact that I was born in Kansas, U. S. A. With these few remarks I will cense, nnd iro on liberty. Give mv rcirnrds to nil the Klks and the fellows, and don't let anvbodv move out of the volley before the bovs cot back." . . ' ITS DEAD AT AGE OF 85 ; TAM!"A, Flu.. March fl.-lilnrv A. Herbert, secretary of tao navy durin? Grover Cleveland's second term, died here toilnv nt the nee of 85 years. Mr. Herbert hail been in feeble health for a number of vears. He had spent (he winter here and was prepar inir to leave last nieht for Montgom ery. Ala., when stricken. Mr. Herbert wax elected to the Forty-fifth eon L'rexx and served continuously until the Fifty-second eonercss when he was appointed to the cabinet on Pres ident Cleveland's second 'inaugura tion in 180X Coprniht im hv H. J. MTrnolA TOINIOC Cd. FJLAY the Err.otcsimo with a jiir.my ' pipo if you'ro hankering lor a hand- .. oi:t for what ails your smokeappetitel For, with Pnnco Albert, you've got a new listen on ,the pipe question that cuts you loose from old stung tongue and dry -throat worries! Mado by our ' exclusive patented process, Prince Albert 13 scotfree from bite and parch and hands you about the biggest lot of smokefun that ever was scheduled ia your direction! Prince Albert U a pippin of a pipe-pal; rolled Into a cigarette it beats tho band! Get the slant that P. A. is simply everything any , man ever longed for in tobacco! You' never will be willing to figure up the sport you've slipped-on once you get that ,, Prince Albert quality flavor and quality satisfaction into your smokesystem! You'll talk kind words every time you get on the firing line! , . ' . ' . . ' . ' Toppy rmtt bag; Ittty ml in, AinrfwKM poanj end hatt-poand tin ftomt J : doriandthat caaiy, practical poantl crystal flats humidor ioitS ' ipongm mot&tcncr top that keeps tha tobacco in such perfect condition. ; R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company, WinBton-Salam. N. C. ' " Ii S A picture with the throb ot life tn It . TST '-r f A picture qiapplinq with there . j Jjw" J Hies of lift and lov , , , There Is more Catarrh tn this section of tho counfry than all other diseases put together, and for years It was sup posed to bo Incurable. Doctors prescribed local remedies, and by constantly failing to curs with local treatment, pronounced It Incurable. Catarrh Is a local disease, greatly Influenced by constitutional con ditions and therefor requires constitu tional treatment, liali's Catarrh Medi mnnofa'ired by P. J. Cheney ft Co.. Toledo, Ohio, Is a constitutional remedy, is taken internally and acts thru the Blood on tho Mucous Surfaces of His System. One Hundred Dollars re ward is onered for any case that Hall s' CaUirrh Medicine falls to cur. Send for circulars and testimonials. r . J. C'HKiN'KY ft CO., Toledo, Ohio. . Bold by Druggists. 75c. Hall's Family Pills for constipation. ' THE WATCH AND THE DIAMOND" The watch you can easily have-our stock Is bo largo- that It meets the ability ot every., purse every desire. There ar many beautiful ttfnepjeces here for men and- women come..' and look choose the one you like best, v, See our window for new silver.. : ';,,. 1 MARTIN J. REDDY ' . Tho Jeweler , House of Quality . Phone 81. ' "Visitors always welcome.. Vulcanizing All onr work strictly guaranteed to be first class. IS N. Fir SU, Medford Phone 434-J MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS LIBERTY TAXI i -'1 33 With new Bodge car. Stationed at 16 N. Front St. Hale & Lyon, Props. Phone BUCKEYE INCUBATORS AND BROODERS GARDEN SEEDS GRASSES V ALFALFA CLOVER FERTILIZERS Potatoes $1.90 per cwt. MONARCH FEEA , AND SEED CO JUST AB&IVtb ' , , A nice line of SILK FLOSS MATTRESSES : 1 Also a nice line of ' RUGS AND LINOLEUM At Pi-ices that will save you , money. Poole Furniture Co. IViiik and onow Makes As good as it sounds.' Snow Flakes are salted just right, baked to a turn, crisp and rich; served with milk it is really difficult to conceive a better balanced meal (or sick or well, children or grown ups. Don't ask for crackers, say Snow Flakes." .v.-..-.'jt.vj ..f; v-v. Your grocer can supply you.' S3 JadjicGt&iscttttfi.' THE UNIVERSAL CAR : :. The Ford One Ton Truck is one of the sure business utilities, and like--wise just as big a" necessity on the ' farm. Fanning is surely a business V proposition1 wherein success depends i' upon econonucal methods with up-to- ' date machinery. The Ford Truck will prove a gi'eat economy on the farm. .The marvel "is "how the farmer has got along without it all these years." It is a servant that serves, always ! ready and always-ecoryunical. Price $550, without body, f. o. b.' Detroit. C. E: Gates "Auto Co. The Taiilac Store 7 i FOR Service and' Reliability For Sale TIMBER CLAIMS . ' of NF4, E i2 of WJj, NVVi of NWVk See. ' 2i, Twp, 34, K: 3 Witt ICO acres Jackson County, ; Ore. It is supposed to have lA and 2 million feet of ; lumber on the tract, mostly pine. Submit your price to ' ' ' JAMES WESTMORELAND, '- Prosser, Washington. DAVISSON'S Table Rock Store Wo liavo bought tho Tnlilo ltock store, hnre re-stocked It, nnd nro golnn to try nntlmuko it moot tlio requirements ot a good coun-, try stora by kceiilnK Uio things Uint you need.- : :? .' " Wo pny tlio same for ckks tlint tlioy do in Central Point or Mou- . ford and wo think wo enn soli goods as cheaply no tlioy do In cither lilnco. We would bo very glnd indeed to lu.vo you conio and look over our stock and get uciiuulntod with us, ' H. W. Davisson (inuistioo aKrooniont.