Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 07, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextTAOTj KTflTTT mtcdfoth) matt; Tirmurrc. MrcmroTtT, octgon, Friday, COLLINS ELECTED EXALTED RULER BY ELKS LODGE Following their annual election ot officers last nlfrht at which George M. Collins was elected exalted ruler, the Kilts turned all their energies into entertaining and welcoming home those of their members who had re turned from war service since Inst month's affair held for a similar pur- . pnse, and from then on music, vaude ville stunts, fun and patriotic fea tures was the order. Colonol H. H. Sargent and a number of soldiers not Elks were guests of honor at the smoker and entertainment, as were a number of women members ot the Modford Choral society. A. Y. Crowson, the chairman of the smoker session, and Porter J. Neff made formal addresses ot wel come to the soldiers. There were many excellent features on the pro gram, but the distinct hits were made by Colonel Sargent'B informal ad dress, and the magician and legerde maine stunt by Prof. Jucius Appleus Hemstreet, altho Court Hail's panto mime singing of "Rock a by Baby" rocked the house. ... : In n Xew Role . Dignified Colonel .Sargent appear ed In a new role, for after being un expectedly called on for a speech, and having declared that he had never been able to make an extem poraneous address without previous preparation, he gave thevlle to that assertion hy continuing, and with de licious humor relating some - inci dents of his forty years service in the TJ. S. army and personal reminis cences of :he late President Roose- ' velt bo Interesting that he could have held his audience tor hours. Prof. Hemstreet who was formerly In the theatrical business and who in private life is a local power company employe, astonished the , audience , with his magician stunts, performing the seeming impossible with grace and ease. While no trick , of ledger- demaine seemed too difficult for him he balked and gave up when request- ed to plant several hairs on the shin ing dome of the newly elected exalt- v Arl ruler. ' . At the conclusion ot the smoker program the assemblage adjourned to the banquet room in the basement I and feasted. The following was the smoker program: . fmoker Program . to the dead herpes "In Flanders Fields," Gus Newbury; sel ection, Prof. Launspach's orchestra: tribute to French flag. Miss Adele Brault; tribute to British flag, Wm. Vawter; tribute to American flag, Mrs. Florence McElhose; quartet, . Mr." and Mrs. Geo. Andrews, Mrs. Edna Isaacs and, Brother C. C. Mc Curdy; selection, orchestra; legerde xnaine, Prof. Hemstreet; duet, Geo. Andrews" and Mrs. Isaacs; address. Porter J. Neff; nonsense, foolishness, ' etc., Geo. Collins and Buck Hounds. . The kitchen police and waiters, all garbed In white.were the followr ing Elks: W. F. Qulsenberry, Geo. ' Hilton, Virgil Strang, Pug Isaacs, Ray Satchwell, Bert Craig, Fay Dia mond, Van Gilbert, Frank Ray, B. J. Smith, Ed Henselman, A. H. Isbell, v E. C. Jerome, Ki. S. Bennett, Sam ' Richardson, Ed Soutter, P. C. Big ham, Doc. Emmens, Doc. Hargrave, -Horace Bromley, 'Bill Gates, A. B. Cunningham, Everett Eads, J. W. Jacobs, M. S. Biden. . The annual election of officers took very little time, there being only one contest, that for the office of exalted ruler to which two men aspired. Mr. Collins was elected by a large majority over his worthy op ponent in an exceedingly friendly contest. The following were the oth er officers elected: ' ' Esteemed leading knight, B. Klum; esteemed loyal knight, GeoA. Cod . ding; esteemed lecturing knight, N. S. Bennett; secretary, Lee L. Jacobs; treasurer, V. H. Vawter; tiler, J. A. tuo rninrnil nf Wednesday night and yesterday footed up to .65 of an inch, of which .26 toll yostorday after t b n. Thorn was a frost this morn ing, the minimum temperature being 29 degrees above. nam xonigiu hum tomorrow is the rather discournglng prediction. Get the choicest norma ii fruit, oranges, pineapples, apples and vegetables at Medford Fish1 Market. nA,ll,nil man reclKtored at. . the hotels today Include C. E. I.owo, W. F. Stewart. F. N. James. V. J. Crane, C. 8. Yaques, C. H. Bonhaus. J as. . Lathrop, W. G. Carr, J. Forsythe. H. L. Hall and P. B. Hargood. naeahnil funs will set most com plete and interesting news in Port land Telegram, 10 forenoon; 45c. month. Phones 23, S06-J. aao Poinr Samoson. the man irom iv. whose sanity was doubted and. who was placed in the Josephine county Jail weanesoay uj Sheriff Lewis, was taken before the countv court and given Ws freedom by Judge Gillette. He was relieved of the knife and loaded revolver which he possessed . when taken by the sheriff. Furniture nnholsterlns. mattress making, crating and packing. Doug las, 201 S. Riverside. Phone J62-J. vw-M c wiinon of Prosnect. tno former rural carrier In that vicinity, In Maitfnrd tnd&V fTOm Camp Lewis, having been discharged from the 46th regiment of coast artil lery. Daily's Taxi. Dodge cars. Phono i. Mr nmi Mrs. F. L. Orr are among the visitors in the city from Rogue River. They are at the Hotel Hol land. Dr. Edw. de "Reymonte, drugiess Dhvsiclan. Acute and chronic diseases by his own system. 9to 12, 1 to 6 n. m. Rooms 4-5 St. Mark s oiog. '316 Thn flint meetine of the executive council of the farm bureau will he held la Ashland next Tuesday at a. m. Dr. Heine, Garnett-Corey Bldg. rnmnril Frank Coleman, former j trk. did not come frnm Portland with the rest of j the 65th artillery boys, and Is still at the state metropolis, wbere ne saw i his brother Elbert of the 69th artil lery this week -when the regiment stopped off enroute to Camp Lewis. Thn hrnihnrs had1 not seen each oth er since the 65 th departed from Fort Stevens for France, as wniie in mai country they did not meet, Frank is expected home from Portland within a day or two. - Sewing or work by hour. 518 west Second street. William Werth of Central Point, route 2, was a business visitor In Medford today. Nash- Hotel. Special rates, week or month. Steam heat, 317 Mrs. Leon B. Haskins Is at the Sacred Heart hospital recovering from an operation performed Wed nesday. Malted milk 50c lb. DeVoe's. F. T. Ledyard. J. F. Gottrell are visitors in Medford from San Fran- ! Cisco. " ' rvono a Si-, vnrd. Jan Store. Airo t? K Rvron of San Fran cisco Is among the late arrivals at the Hotel Medford. - Alco Taxi.. Phone 93. It navs to save In the Building & 199 vi l?. & H. Bide. ' L. A. Murphy and wife of Medforo rural route 2 are Medford visitors today. Alco Taxi. Phone 9o. Clarence 'Bates did not cross the country, from Camp Dix with the other coast members of the 46th ar tillery regiment, as at the last mln uate before starting for the coast something was found wrong with his transportation papers and he had to remain to have them fixed. He Is now at Camp Lewis and is expected home within the next few days. City .hemstitching ana pecotlng 5c yd. Mrs. B. B. Haney. 274 JAILS OFFICIALS WASHINGTON". March 7. Vladi vostok litis boon I In-own into a commo tion liv the arrest niut deportation of six non-Holshevik immtoiptil officials bv General Ivtuioff Kinoff, commiuut or of Vladivostok militarv district under the Omsk Siberian itovernmont. Official advices today rooortiiiir the incident said there wns strons foolinir unions the ncoiito of the citv nirainst the allies lieetmse the seiiuire of tho officials was permitted. Rep resentatives of the nllios notified their respective governments and asked for instructions. It was intimated in official ounr ters here that the allies and the Uni ted States would "warn Admiral Mol ehill:, dictator of the Omsk covorn ment that Gvnernl Kinoff must lie re strained from iiiterferimr with the Vladivostok local authorities. OF E BY KEWYORTf. March 7. tTnrostrirt cd acceptance bv the Tidewnter Boal mon's Union of the offer of the rail road tidministrtilion for Hit) sottlo ment of tho linrlior strike was tin noiineoil toilnv bv John lircmuiii. pres ident of the union, represent iin: 4. 000 boatmen. The railroad adminis tration operates -10 per cent , of the bouts that-have boon tied m bv the' strike. J. . K. Air. Iti'onnan deelnred bis men bad boon granted a .l'J-hoar ilnv and tin in eronse of from $100 to $110 a mouth MARCH 7. inif) with mi oxli'ti $tS0 n iiiulit for dulv as watchmen when tlioir ImiiiIh worn loaded.' The tidewater boatmen oper ate eoal and ir I'd in boats. - T. V, O'Connoi', international pros, idont of tliu liOrtirshorviiien'a Union, I'.'.OOO imitubers of wbieb bavo been idle because of tho strike, said lie too. lieved tho marine workers emplovcd oir railroad boats would bo hack at work at ti a. in. tomorrow ami that a satisfactory sottlemont would be made between tho unions ami the pri vate boat owners. BODY OF WOMAN RECOVERED ; ., FROM SANDY RIVER rOimlANO. March 7. The bodv of Airs. J. U. Norton of Hood Uiver. who was drowned in the Sandv rivor a few miles from this citv last niulit, was recovered todnv. Mrs. Norton wns ilrownoll when the automobile in which' she was ridimr wild her bus band wont over a -It) foot embankment into the river. GERMANS RETAKE LONDON", Mnreh 7. Cltyiniui ti-imiiH on the llaltio ooliHt have so-' veielv defeated tlio Iliilsbovikl and have roeapliired Uiira. iiooordiuir to a report received bv the Toloitrnpli. Captain A. 'A. Hull ot tho adjutant general's office, did not arrlvo ytmtar day us oxpootod to make an Inspec tion of tho newly orgnnliod National Guard companion of Medford and Aaliliind, and it Is now anticipated that he will be hero before tlio first of next wouk. Legal ln typewriter papor tl.RO per box or 500 shoots. Good quality Bond. Medford Printing Company, tt Great Sacrifice of France for America Franco linn put 0 million ot hur 36 million population Into llio trotiolitw and lias poured out bar llfu's blood for AmiirlcH and domoc runy. ' lit addition wo owo hur a largo . debt ot gratitude for a porfaot rum- ' eily for aloinaeh, llvnr mid IntnHtliiiit ullmonts which hnr puuanntii discov ered and auocomtftilly iihoiI. The In--urudlonts are now Imiitirtud and sold by duo, II. M'nyr, UiudliiR Chicago ehoinliit, under tho mimo of Mayr'i . Wolidurful Itomedy, Mnrvelotm ru illts have been nohliwad by It hero. It la a slmplo, hnrmlimH proparntlou that removes tho catarrhal mucus from tho liituDtlnnl tract and alluya k tho Inflammation which fames iirno tlcally all Htomach, llvor and lnten tliuil nllmontH, Including appondld tla. Ono doHO will oonvlnoo or money refunded. For aalo by drugglstN evory where. Adv, ' iliillllllllllllliiiilJIiiillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllH LONDON. March 6. A Reuters dispatch from Paris savs additional evidence will be laid before the com mission of repartition of the peace conference bv the presentation of documents discovered bv tho Helsrinn police mid contninins; detailed in structions to German troops for the carrvinsr out of their work of de struction in Bclsrinm. ' Henselman; trustee term), T. W. Miles. ( three-year '.".-. . '" -V" Farmers Attention' - " Have your discs sharpened at Med ford Iron "Works two horses will do the work of four. 300 , Dewey Purdin and Morris Leonard, two of the 65th artillery boys still In Pirtliinri havA hean exnected home on every southbound train for the past two days. WOMEN! DRY CLEAN THINGS AT HOME Try itl For a few cents you can dry clean everything. ; , ; .CATARRH OF THE STOMACH IS DANGEROUS "Thousands Have It and Don't Know It," Says lliyslclnn. ' Frequently Mistaken for In digestionHow to Recognize and Treat. MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED " ' HOSIERY SALE 500 pairs fine gnulo Cotton IToso, all sizes, in black and white, a good 35c npl kT giaao. unsaie iiini'suay, jcr 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE v POSTAGE OR EXPRESS PREPAID S pair MEDFORD. OREGON SOAP SALE 500 liars, of Colgate's best quality Toilet Soap. Sold regular at 15c cake. On sale Saturday, ' i.. 1 A ........ ........ vv (3 for 25'""";' ; , .j cake , I New Arrivals in Spring Suits, Coats, Dresses "Thousands of people suffer more or less 'constantly from furred, coat ed tongue, bad breath, sour burning stomach, frequent vomiting, rum bling in stomach, bitter eructations. gas, win and stomach acidity and call it Indigestion when In reality their trouble Is due to gastric catarrh of the stomach," writes a Kew York physloian.. - - Catarrh of the stomach" is danger ous because the mucous membrane lining of the stomach Is thickened and a. coating of phlegm covers the surface so that the 'digestive fluids cannot mix with the food and digest them. This condition soon breeds deadly disease In the fermented, un assimilated food. The blood is pol luted and carries the infection throughout the body. Gastric ulcers are apt to form and frequently an ulcer is the first sign ot a deadly cancer. In catarrh of the stomach a good and safe treatment Is to take before meals a teaspoon fill of pure Bisurat ed Magnesia in half a glass of hot water as hot as you tan comfortably drink it. The hot water washes the mucous from the stomach walls and draws the blood to the stomach while the blsurated magnesia is an 'excel lent solvent for mucous and Increases the efficiency of the hot water treat ment. "Moreover the Bisurated Mag nesia will serve as a powerfuHbut harmless antacid which will neutral ize any excess hydrochloric acid that may be in your stomach and sweeten its food contents. Easy, natural di gestion without distress of any kind Bhould soon follow. Blsurated Mag nesia is not a laxative, is harmless, pleasant and easy to take and can be obtained from any local druggist. Don't confuse Bisurated Magnesia with other forms of magnesia, milks, citrates, etc., but get It in the pure bisurated form (powder or tablets), especially prepared for this purpose. Adv. . ; NEW, DOLMAN COATS From $30.00 up. ' NEW CAPES IN NAVY AND TAN From $25.00 tto $50.00 each. NEW TAFFETA SILK DRESSES ' From $25.00 to $45.00 each. NEW, CREPE DE CHENE DRESSES From $25.00 to $50.00 each.". ::Xn.:. . ;';,-.;. . .; - :: NEW FANCY GEORGETTE WAISTS NEW NAVY BLUE SUITS' ; From $18.00 to $75.00 each. NEW WOOL JERSEY SUITS ' At $37.50 to $-17.50 eneli. t "LA VOGUE" SUITS AND COATS From $35.00 to $75.00 cadi. ' NEW WOOL JERSEY DRESSES From $19.08 to $35.00 each. .WHITE VOILE WAISTS $1.50 Values SATURDAY $1.00 EACH I IJ1 I II .lit 11 .1 From $6.48 to $13.50 each. , See Our New House Dresses. -'See Our New Rain Coats NEW FANCY WALKING SKIRTS From $8.48 to $22.50. See Our New Umbrellas WHITE VOILE J WAISTS J $2.50 Values M SATURDAY M $1.69 EACH 1 25c Sale of White Goods Saturday 25c 1 s.n fivA In ten dollars ouicklv by dry cleaning everything in the home with gasoline that would be ruined by soap and water suits, coats, waiBts, silks, laces, gloves, shoes, furs, drap eries, rugs everything 1 . Place a gallon or more of gasoline in a'diahpan Or waehboller, then put in the things to be dry cleaned, then wash them with Solvite sosp. Shortly everything comes out looking like new. Nothing fades, shrinks or wrinkles. Do not attempt to dry clean without Solvite soap. , This gasoline Boap is the secret of all dry denning. , A package of Solvite soap containing directions for home dry cleaning, costs little at any drug store. Dry clean out doors or awsjr from flame. "THE BODY BUILDER" a Is Doing "Wonders" at the MEDFORD TURKISH BATHS First Floor, Medford Sanitarium. Hours 9 a. m. to 7 p. m. Appointments Made Dr. Chas. Becsey, G. M. Two Good Spring Tonics San Tox Syrup of Hypophosphatcs and Beef Iron,' and Wine. They are both strength and flesh builders,' i HeaLH's Drug' Stjbre Phone 884 The San Tox Store French Nainsook H 36 inches wide, fine quality. Regular 40c value! This sale ; yard ..............25 r -Huck Towels j Large size, good j heavy grade. Sold j reguiart 35c. On : sale Saturday, each - 25 Bleached Muslin Fine soft 'finish quality. Sold regu lar at 35c. This sale, yard 1..:.........25 Bath Towels Large sizo bleached, heavy weight, real 35c grade. On sale Saturday, ea..25 Cameo Cambric Fine quality for un derwear, soft finish, ,35c quality. Satur day, yard ........25 Berkeley Cambric Full 36 inches wide, sold 'regular' at 35c. On sale Saturday, yard ....25V SATURDAY SALE OF CORSETS We have just received a big shipment of the celebrated Miller Bros. Corsets which we place on sale Saturday. , . ' Corsets ,f that ; are worth $1.50, Special, Saturday, pair 98 Women's New Mod el Corsets', in flesh and white, ; regular $3.00 value. Sale price pair $1.98 ,Women's " Corset3 with ,. rubber top, Cheap at $2.00. Salo price, . pai r....$l .29 Fancy Braissercs, lace trimmed, all sizes, ' very special Saturday Agents for Gossard Corsets .98 j der-riislliuj .'. f Long Cloth 36 inches ;idc, fine grade, regular 40c quality. This sale, yard .'.25 Embroideries Wide Embroidery bouncings and Cor set Covers, values up to 5,0c. On sale Saturday, yd....25 Daisy Tissue s 36 indie's, in whito 3 and . flesh, a fino cloth for lingere, 35c 3 values. This; sale, yard 25 Pillow Tubing M 45 ; inch Wearwoll Tubing, good qiial- ity. Sold regular at S .' ,40e. On sale Satin- 3 daj', yard. 25 . SATURDAY SALE OF UNDERWEAR W Beautiful new Lin gere Oowns and em ' velope chemise to match, nicely trim- med. ., Special, each ' $3.48 Women's Union Suits in tight and loose knee. Special, suit 69t Women's Athena Union Suits, bodice , top, tight knee, in white . and flesh. Spocial, suit $1.39 Women's Athena 3' Silk Top Union Eg Suits, in flesh and J White, all sizes, $2.25 3 values. Special, 3 suit f...:.'..:V....$1.75',3 Women's Union -3" Suits, tight and 3 loose knee, in white 3 and flesh. Special. suit ...89 " Women's Bodice 3 Vests with ribbon 3 straps. , Special, 3 . oach 75 3 Sole Agenta for Athena Underwear Foo Chow Pongee . Smooth finish, $1.39, $1.48 and $1.75 yd. ' New Printed Pongee in beautiful patterns for trimming, yai'd $2.25. - SATURADY SALE OF GOOD GLOVES Women's White Doe Skin Gloves,, washable, all sizes, very (special, pair $2.00 Women's Chamoisctte Gloves, white with black stitching, all oizes. Special : pair ....$1.25 Kayser's Patent Tip Silk Gloves,, in white and black, gopd quality. . Special, pair1 . 85 Women's Cape Gloves, in black, tan)! grey and white, , all (Jizcs, $2.50. grade. Spe cial, pair $1.98 .' Vv Pongee Silk ' 3 500 yards fino grade 3 ' imported Pongee Silk, J 33 inches wide. ; A 3 , .3 . splendid $1.00 quality. 3 Sale price, yard....79 3 I MANN'S--The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price-MANN'S iiiiiiiijiiiii'iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii