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'MEDFORD MATE TRTBTTNE, MEDFORD,' OREfl ON, THURSDAY, MARCH fi. 1919
THREE CITIES TO
GET-TOGETHER
ELKS RECEIVE
proBouted by Ilouulnm Ellis liuml,
No. 10811, Tho Inscription expresses
our appreciation in tho best way wo
our Imrllono player and niuimiior,
ami also our uxultud rulor."
Tho nucldout ru Tor rod to occurred
at tho railroad oroitnliiK nt tho loutli
nrn city limits, a, pnssuiiKor train
lilklmt'an nutu oimtnlnlng a party
of prominent Ilouulnm tourists, Olio
woman was killed' nnd Mr. Btruum
know," . . 'i. .,
N 69TH ARTILLERY
On tho loving oup Is cimraved tho
following: "In gratuful rocoiinltloii
and sincere npprovlnlton of the lou
der euro aud attention rendered our
JOSEPHINE JAIL
AT
TO ALLIED POWERS
HM LODGE
Into brother, J'otor 10. stream, who
ttiistnlnod Injuries, whluli cnusod his
at the time ot his accidental death nt iluath sovuial days later at the Sacred
Medford, Ore., Juno IS, 1 0 1 K, wni I lleui t lionpllul.
U I . I'l'.'".. L .' I ' ..! . . I .1
Voter Sampson, a woll dressed
man of perhaps 60 years of age and
who Ib thouKht to be mentally untial
anced, was taken to the county tt(l
In this city today by Sheriff George
Lewis, says the Grants Pass Courier.
. Mr. Sampson says he, has a home
stead In Jackson county, although he
has not been on the claim for several
years. He Is a French-Canadian but
says he has resided In Oregon for
many years and Is a naturalized, clt
1en. He Is under the delusion that
the Salvation Army is harassing him
and giving him undue publicity and
Is seeking asylum from their perse
cution. He demands $4 0,0 00 dam'
ages from the government and as
sorts that If the money Is not forth
coming immediately he will force the
payment .
When taken to the sheriff's office
today, a .88 calibre revolver and
large clasp knife were found In his
pockets. The revolver was loaded
and the knife was sharp. He claims'
to ' have recently - returned from
Washington, D. , C.; where, he went
to Interview the president in regard
to the payment of the $40,000, and
also went to Salem to see Governor
Withycombe, but at that place was
denied admission because of the gov
ernor s illness:' '
Mr. Sampson was far from being
"broke," having some money and
about $600 In war savings stamps in
his suit case. He will be taken be
fore the Insanity board .'tomorrow.
Judge Gillette of the county courtj
velng In Portland at the present
time.
' One of the largest attendances in
the history of local Elkdom is ex
pected tonight, tor in addition to the
annual election of officers there will
toe a smoker and feed in honor of all
the lodge members who have return
ed home from war service. A spirit
ed contest is on tor election of exalt
ed ruler for the next year between
the friends of two well known candl-
dates.'-, ' ' '" .'-...... : .. '
Baseball fans will get most com
plete and interesting news in Port
land Telegram, 10 forenoon; 45c
month. - Phones 23, 306-J. 295
- Saturday will be. sentence day in
circuit court and Judge Calkina .nUU
impose sentence oh "four persons who
were tried and found guilty-,, this
week. . " .
(- Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phone 15.
--.Attorney Harrison Allen and J. M.
Dougan, the Klamath court house
contractor, are in the city on busl
: ness. today from Portland.
Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg.
Lester Hodgson of the Hodgson
.Fenaulty Co., Portland, is spending a
' few days in -Medford looking after
business interests. -
Sewing or work by hour.' 618 West
Second street. . , 297
J. E. Barkdaull IS on a business
trip to Portland. . . ' " '
. Crepe 38c yard. . Jap Store.
The arrival of the advance man ol
the Foley & Burk carnival company
In the city today was regarded 1y
many as a sure harbinger of spring.
. The company plans to make its an
nual visit to Medford in May, ,
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. i ":-::;
' 'The many friends of Senator H.
Von der Hollen of Wellen will be glad
io learn that he has completely re-
covered from his late attack of influ
enza, tho bad roads keep him from
visiting his Mends. ,
' City hemstitching ana pecotlng 5c
yd. Mrs. B. B. Haney. Y 274
Wm. O'Hara and wife have moved
back to their orchard, after spending
the winter in the Whitehead resi-
dence. .
II. B. TronBon, the' Eagle Point or-
chardlst. Is spending a few days in
the city.. v
BUSS
NATIVE
H E R B
TABLETS
TONIGHT AT BEDTIME
It you feel out-ot-sorts, run-down
or. "all in" from over exertion, or
If you are constipated, or your
'liver Is out of order, take BLISS
NATIVE.. HERB.. TABLETS. In
Bevere cases of headache or rheu
matism pains two tablets may 'be
.taken. r You will get up nextmor-'
nlng feeling very much better.
Bliss Native Herb Tablets act gen
tly but effectively on the kidney,
liver, and bowels. One box con
tains ZOO tablets, costs f 1.00, and
usually lasts six months. Get the
genuine, and look for the ,
trade mark and money back WW
guarantee on each box.
Sold by leading druggists and
local agentfl everywhere. .
, TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR SALE Seven-loot John Deere
, disk harrow at a bargain. Phone
14-P12. ' 300
FOR SALEliT-FlenTlih01ant
bucks, J3.50 up. Few good does.
Crane, 1059 Court. ; 295
LOST At the INnt Monday evening,
, 'little finger ring, sardonyz set.
. .' Reward for return. Phone 445-W
' or 311' South Laurel, -4 295
WANTED Experienced; stenograph
. er to act as secretary at the high
RChool building. .' Apply Jackson
.," County Abstract Co.
Tho GOth nrtillery. C A. C. in
which there are' many .Medford nd
Ashland bovs, former members of the
Seventh company, with which ooni
ninnd they entered war service, and in
command of a former Medford man
Major F. P. Marion of Seattle, con
tinued their journey todav from Port
land to Camp Lewis where its mem
bers will be discharged from service.
The reciment recently arrived in this
country from France where it had
been in servico since last Senteni
her. . ..".. ' ."
The trooos are in command of Ma.
ior Marion, the former commander.
Lieutenant Colonel Tnvlor. reuminine
in the east. Tho tram consists of a
bacsmtre car. n kitchen car and 11
sleepers. The felceiwrs will be releas
ed at Seattle and troops will make
the last short run of their iournev in
chair cars. , . "
t Major Marion was for several vears
a citiaen of Medford durintr which
time he was local mnnncer of the lone
distance telcphono company, nnd a
brother of Dr. Marion, also n former
Medford resident.
The Medford and Ashland soldiers
of the 69th" on the train includo the
following: - -
Medford Sereeant C. T. Jnnna.
Corporal E. B. Coleman. Mechanic W.
B. Mclntvre. Cook L. A. Weaver. Pri
vates, f first class) J. M-Elliott. O. Q.
Garselbson. B. Hnvraan. P. S. Hill.
,W.,K. Sherwood, D. K. Stacev. B.
Turnhan. A. E. Torrill. Privates C. L.
Ganlt. J. C. Havmond. O. E. Austin.
J. C. Gmis. J. T. Campbell. A. T. Tink.
T. G. Turner. G..B. Griesbv. B. G.
Risby. N. Thomas.
Ashland' Senreahls L. . C. Yar-
baueh, A. M. Throne. G. E. Simpson.
B. H. Grubb. A. A.. McUee. W. H.
Sands, D. L. Stevens. Corporals G. E.
Evans. A. I). Powell. 17. G. Coleman.
R. W. Harrcll. E. M. Barrett. W. C.
Holmes, JC.-W. Kirk. P. 8. -Payne, J.
II. Jones. F. T. Rusk. O. E. Sullivan.
Mechanics R. J. Kelcr. F. M. Lane. D.
S. Finker. Privates (first class)' G.
E. Gunter. L. W. Bauebtmnn. M. E.
Douehertv, F. T. Hames, Dv M. Scott.
P. R. Campbell: W. A. Settler. F. C.
Crosslin. Privates R. R. Fralev. R. C.
MartinrC. B. Cnrev. O. F. Silver. F.
Pcnnistone. F. C. Sonsrer.
DIED
Died at Central Point.
- SULLIVAN
March 5. of influenza. Jeff Sullivan.
need 25 vears. " He is survived bv his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Alf us Sullivan
and three brothers and three sisters,
who are Mrs. .Lena Hunter and Mrs.
Edna Evans of Fort -Jones, Calif
Mrs. Ida Sunris of Elk Creek. Ore.. C.
M. Sullivan of Central Point. Russell
Sullivan of Kennett. Calif . and Arthur
Sullivan of Callahan. Calif.
Funeral services will be held Friday
at 2 p. m. The burial will be in the
Central Po'nt cemeterv.
OST
clothes;;
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appreciate these style notes for
get the best clothes that are made for you; clothes that are produced by real style
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art Schaffner & Marx
At . a mcetinar of the jliroctors of
tho Commercial club hoU. Wuunosuitv
evcniiur it was decided to uivo a irot-
toirother Immiouet on the ovening of
Friday, March 21st. to bo partieiimtcd
in bv the commercial oncununtions
of Grouts Pass. Ashland and Medford
and as a reception to tho Josephine
and Jackson county delegations in the
leirit-luhirc. Short, crisp talks will
be civen on live issues of interest to
Southern Oreiron and an entertaining
proernm will he rendered of music
and tthoxvise. i . ,
. A comniittee of nrrnnwnienls was
appointed, consisting of J. W. Dress
ier. J. M. Andrews and J. W. Wake
field. In addition to which n com
mittee on entertainment was appoint
ed as follows: Will G. Steel. Rev. L.
Mvron Booxer nnd Rev. D. E. Millard.
. riumedintelv prccedine the bnnnuet
the membershipn committee will make
a drive for members of the club, to
which end tho oitv will be divided into
districts nnd each district handled
by two men. .
Tho chlb is not supported bv the
business community as it ouirlit to be
and the matter will be put up straight
as to its condition and the necessi
ties facine it. Opportunities for ac
complishing results are abundant, but
the revenue is so srunIL that reason
able results are not at present at
tainable. - The only way to increase
the revenue is by increasing the mem
bership, which will be done.
f A.
LONDON. March 5. (Via Montre
al.) British delcirates to the peace
conference have been instructed to
submit as their first demand full re
paration for British losses at sea
rtluririff the war, including compensa
tion for relatives of manners who lost
their lives, according to a statement
made by Premier David Llovd George
to a representative from the Mercan
tile Marine service todav.
ust the
drink for
ihouQhtiui.ejo
nomical folk
bistantPostum
. a delicious,
cereal beverage
The Correct Styles for Spring 19
MEN J like to have
and because most men consider
GENERAL TENDENCIES
In the spring styles created by these '
great clothes makers you'll find thutc
the openings at the front of tlio coats
are a little lower; lapels are slightly liar
rower; the notches of the lapols'are a
little lower; 'the coats arc body tracing
with a litle more suppression "at .the
waistline. ;
SPRING OVERCOATS
Tho form-tracing Varsity overcoats
arc good; soiare the new free-and-easy
Itaglans; the 1919 lialmaecans; all of
them made of rain-proofed fabrics.
See the
Spring
LONDON, March i 0. Androiv Bo
nnr Law, government lender In the
house of commons, (replied last night
to some nnestions cuisvd in a debate
on foreign affairs that has been in
progress m tho houo. , i
As regards Bolshevism, Mr. Bnnnr
Law . said that few people now had
nnv illusions about it. The ullics
woro ngrtxnl that something must ho
done for liussia, but none of them.
ho declared .would .recommend dis
patching tho necessary forces to ouell
the nnatvhv thorc. ,
As to' indemnities, Mr. Bonnr Law
said the government raalixed that the
country expected to set tho best pos
sible indemnities from Germany, but
it was useless to hold out tho hope
that the indemnities woidd wipo out
the cohutrv's immense: war debt.
Mr. Bonar Law agreed that it was
urgent Unit peace ho achieved nuiuklv
because there was real danger of
Germany sinking . into 'Bolshevism.
Moreover, he pointed out that there
was greatest-necessity for the allies
to got their own trades nnd industries
going again.
rn!6ht put duoster in the path
business and xial career, iusfasii did for
' the ambihous.sclfishjounS attorney in.
DAVID GRAHAM PH1LLIR5'
"SRAW-DUST
- tierelsabig.vital.human picture.
cremmeo wim siupns wun
orjanianc climaxeiana wim stirring
; incidents trat-cjpirjjhe heart. .
T-'-; HKK
LILLIAN RUSSELL
KIHTH lAY
IIAMSKY VAI,l)AOK
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OOKK.N'NtC V'StK
some information in advance
spring 19. We
Hart Schaffner 8c Marx
ALWAYS IN
New
Hats
lIoiiie of Ilart Schaffner & Marx Clothes
"..'' i
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Incidental to tholr annual oloctlon
and the recoptlon- tor members re
turned from War service tonight tho
Modford Elks will feast tholr oyoa on
a beautiful stiver loving oup which
has Just been presented to the lodge
by the Elks band oMloqulam lodge,
Hoqulani, Wash. Accompanying the
cup wua tho following lottor slguod
by Geo. Urault, exalted rulor, and
Warren Dutton, band loador, of the
Washington lodge: ,
"We, aro sending by express a lov
ing oup to your lodgo. This cup Is
CONSfDER THIS WOMAN'S CASE
Mrs. A.
L. DeVlne of Los Angolos,
Cal., says:
After I had suffered from
fomalo trouble for years, not helm
able to do my housework, or got any
relief from doctors, Lydla E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound niado me
a woll woman, and I want to tell the
world the good this medlolne does."
This woman is perfectly Justified,
and should be commended for telling'
others bow sho regained' her hoaltli.
Adv.
of your
smajmno
!iraiiiLirf5li
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this store as a style center, we
make it a point
. . . WAIST-SEAM SUITS; '
Hart Schaffner & Marx waist-scam
suits arc the order of tho day; specially
becoming to the well set-up fighter com
ing back and to the average young
'American;. single and double breasted;
slash pockets arc favorites; many of
them have piping around the collars and
tho pockets; some, have tho bell sleeves
- . - .--. i . - , . .''.-' i
and roll sleeve-heads. . .
EARNEST
Up-to-date Spring
Haberdashery
"THE BODY BUILDER"
Is Doing ."Wonders"
at tho ... ': (' ') rri
MEDFORD
TURKISH BATHS
1 First Floor, Modford Sanitarium.
Hours 9 a. in. to 7 p. in. ' j Appointnicnts rndo
Dr. Chas. Becsey, G, M.
II
Turning' Them Away g
I in Portland Now 1
ONE OF
4 I
(H EASON '
S. SENSATIONAL
LUCCESSE
Starts - - Tomorrow
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about the new
to be first with the newest; we
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believe? they'll
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