Medford mail tribune., March 12, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

MEDFOT
iVdiiiNK. .mj)Fomi. onnnfty, Wednesday, matictt 12, iois
PAGE THREE
10 ASK BIOS FOR
JACKSON
Cinmtv Jiiiluc (Inrilui-r luw mcuivvil
11 lutli'i' t'l'iim Mr, lliintli Hlalimr Hint
nt 11 HiuM'iiil mi'iiiihii dl' I lie nuiiiiiiiM.
Hion u Ihi lii'lil Mnri'h L'll. IjIiU Wj ho
iikIk',1 I'm- minium mul nuviiiu I lie
hnilo from AhIiIiiihI (-i I v limit In tint
flHlt of I III' IIIIMIIltllillH nil wind IM
known iik t It ti miilillii rmilii, now beiiur
mirvovi'il,
AImi Hint liiiU wilt In' nxkinl for tlm
IMlVilllf of Hut HiukiVOIIM II H HOOII ItH
I'oiiililiuiiH urn fiivonilili', wliii'li will
ciiIht ho ni iIhi MUM'ial jai'dlinir or
lit llio ri'iiulnr April met'iimr.
Mr. lloolli HtntiMl tlm Itlnckwi'll hill
roiitu from t'.'iilnil point to Dm .Iuk.
I'liliitiu ooiinlv linn wiim dnridml iiimn
mul ix now liciiiL' Kiirvovi'il. Tlml the
(Iri'i'ii nioiiiiliiiii roml wniilil iiImo Iiii
I'll-lii'il ihm vciir mill Hint within
iliivx nil I lio I'niiil'iii liii:liwuv 111
Jni'kxon I'oiintv would liu ilihiiurti'd of.
WOMEN URGED
TO HELP SAVE
U. S. INTEGRITY
By Mrs, Sarah A. Evens, Stat Chair
man, Woman'i Llbarty Loan
Committee of Oregon '
"Thla la to bo tho hut ' Ubartjr
Loan!"
Thoiio words wo send to yon, otltl
IttrlllliiK will) tho Joy Unit wmt ours
wln u (liny ciinio to un: not for. the
promise of work curtailed; not for tho
llflliiK of a tliiutr.'lul burduii from
welnhtod ahoulili'M, but for their re
aoumlliiK cry or victory, heralding a
IhnnliHulvliiK cnll to all thg nations of
tint earth.
Hlx mouths nao wo. nriwd you to
diitlli-nto your services nmt your money
to tliu liao of llio Kovuriimuut ttmt vic
tory mlKlit bo our it. . Tlm mimiilRcoiit
response from tho womon of Oregon,
and otlior atutoa, by thulr cotisocrnlod
loyulty ami ttunvroua aupiiort played no
mat! part In UrlnuliiK Joy to tho world
on tho oloviiiitli of Inst NgvombiT. Our
money, tavlably loantid nml uaod, wnt
tho dynamic fore that proatrntiid tho
flurman barbarians, nml stopped tho
alnuchtor of our splendid mnnhood.
Tho maitnltudo of our preparations
at r tick terror to tho cnomy, for It lm
llllvd tho obligation America lind tnknn
upon huraulf, mid hor (trim detormlna
jlon to sco It through to a glorious
flntati, , '
Hi " ,'f- V. V
ill A ' . 'ril 1 ..- j' .,.'
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SARAH A. EVANS '
Tho vluiury liaa boon -won, but havo
ire cuncolod nil our obllnntlonsT Cor
(nlnly not until wo havo Vld every
dobt Incurred to bring abdut .this vic
tory, and honornbly return homo ovory
oldlar who rondo It possible.
Our thnnk-ofTerlnR for tho spoady
cioHe of tho wnr, tho thnunnniln of
lives spnroil, anil tho untold suffering
thus fluvod nlunt be tho preservation
of tho financial Integrity of Amorlca,
and n coinprnhniiHlva readjustment of
disturbed conditions. This' can only
bo dona by a 2enoroUB and ready ro
sponso to this last groa( cnll THE!
VICTOHY I.IUKIITY 10 AN.
Lot us rodudlcuto ourselves and our
treasure once mora to tho, rnnno of
peauo, as did tho wlso mon of old when
they honrd front tho Judcan Hills tho
song of victory! , - .
. "J'eaco on liiirlh; good will to men."
GRACEFUL GLORIA SAYS GOOD LINES COME EA'SY
. It Is called the Victory I.onn bo
cnusa tho money It will bring In was
spent to forco victory over Germany.
, "Tho most unmltlgatod curse of the
United Stutas Is Alio lack of thrift."
prank Crane. . .
Waste nelthor tlma nor monoy, but
make tiio best tiso of both. .
' it Is foolliiu to liiy out monoy In .
purchase of ropontano,;....,,
' Money enn begot monoy, and Its off
spring can begot moro. :
VICTORY LOAN CAMPAIGN
T00PEN APRIL 21
WASI I INOTON, M'iireltfi fjTho
"Viotiirv l.iliorfv I.oim (iiiinimiirn will
niii'ii Moniliiv. April 2.1 und end Snl
. unlay niulit. Al'rt.v 10, ' ;
A i TO
1 A
0.
m nke "every novo a
nloturo" In Kenture of tho orm;
and wrist. . bvck currc4 lines, not,
unglc.
Think In terms of beauty.' Road'
good poetry and study good pie-,
i " i lures, iearn 10 npprecinio mo ae-t
rrrin ATVoHTrrTVf mt of 1,18 reat Orolan sculp-.
LUliU. VJ CJCU.W HI tora. Take an Interest In. all'
forms of art. Surround 'yourself
with beautiful things. And beau
tiful pictures and ornaments are
' not necessarily expensive' Keep
flowers In your home. Study form
and decoration so as to bo able to
arrange your own private Uttlo
room artistically. ; ' . 1
Look at your own form and
flguro critically and clothe your-
, . self ao as to be able to dress In
a way that will make tho moat of
the beautiful lines In your own
' ..figure, and every girl, no matter
If aho be Inclined to stoutness or
thlnneaa, has some beautiful lines
that are worthy ot being ac
centuated. " ' -
Dancer with the "Molting of
Molly" company.
' BY GLORIA GOODWIN.'"
Uuauty without 'graco Is tho
hook without tho bait. It Is tho
duty of evory girl to be graceful,
nud grace I, ono of the easlost of
good things to acquire.
The secret of graco Is the com
plete control of iO body. But
ihvro enn oo no control of tho
body without control ot the mind.
I'orfcct health and nil absence ol
sulf-coniclousness must . no . together.
TELL IT TO THE
MARINES IF YOU
v'PTODIE
General Catlin Explains Why
? World Is Afraid of
. , "'Leathernecks." .
It Isn't nlco to swear In type. Nolther
It war nice. This is a war story.
It was told by Brigadier General Catlin
In his book, "With the Help of God and
a Few Marines." Delloau Wood Is the
setting. ;
The General had given bis troops the
Older to advance. Ills last words were,
as they started across the wheat fields
under a, withering fire, "Giro 'em bell,
boy a." '
"Homo one has reported," the Gen
er.il continues, "that they advanced on
those woods crying, 'Kemember tbe
I.usltanlo.' If they did I failed to bear
It.
i "Somehow, that doesn't sound like
the sort of things the Marines say un
der the conditions."
Thon General Catlin tells what they
did say. ' When the lines were waver
ing under tbe terrific German fire, a
sergeant cried ont:
'. "Come on you , do you
want to live foreverf
Tell the Marines that yon are sot
going to take your share of the com
ing Victory Liberty Loan. .
THE SHEPHERD
AND THE CROOK
Horhcrt Johnson, the man who draws
thoso Inimitable cartoons for tho Sat
urday Kvonlng Post, put into black and
whllo In tho March I lesue of tho rang
azlno aomotblng that evory man who
owns a Liberty llond oughtto frnnio.
It Is entitled "Tbe Shepherd and tho
Crook."
In tho foreground, rnggod tut In a
"plug" lint mid a awnliowtnll cont and
with' nn Avaricious smllo on his face,
Is a wolf with a grip full of all sorts of
flim-flam stocks. Speeding towards him
is a flock ot Hhcop In the clothes of
humnns, each trying to get to tho wolf
first with a Liberty Bond to trudo for
tho flim-flam stocks. Uncle Sum, tho
shepherd, stands in tho background, as
tonished at tho sudden tmuinlty dis
played by his flock.
Johnson's cartoons are good because
they aro nlwnys true and always well
done. This ono Is particularly truo and
exceptionally well dono. In a glance
It tolls a story that evory Llborty llond
holder ought to heed.
Tho American buyer of I.luorly
Romls who lots go of his bonds for
tnko slock, or even forelock that Is
not fake, Is pluylng Into the bands ot
wolvos. Tho wolf nlwnys gets the bet
tor of tho slioep. it he didn't' he
wouldn't havo anything to do with tho
sheop. ;,: ,
Evory man or woman who owns Lib
erty Ilnmts enn put It down In his plpo
or hor powder-puff any time anybody
ofTorB something for Llborty Bonds
that the Liberty Bonds are worth maro
than tho thing olToreil. Johnson shows
Ills human shoop wearing silly Bin I Ids
ns thoy rush for tho wolf. A ninn own
bin; tho best Interost-pnylng socurlty on
earth ought to wear a silly smile when
he walks Into a fnkor's offlco to trado
his Liberty Bonds for worthless stock
or to sell thorn for loss than they are
worth. Even It ono Ib offered tho nmr
kot prlco, one Is getting less thnn the
bonds hre worth, becniiso the mnrkot
prlco for bonds now Is no Indication
ot tholr ronl valtio.
Hold your bonds. Don't be a
"sucker."
TO FLY
UN
FINISH, THE WORK
Alt that you have dono bofore ,
Will.Btlll bo Incomplete :
Unions you buokle to onco more,
Th" Vlctnrv T,nnn M w"i
Ma says
Dad is a
lot more
cheerful"
morninrts
since; we venaa
POSTlOASTIES
(Delicious
Corn Flakes)
8POKANE, Wash., Mar. 12. Bert
J. Porry, a naval aviator announced
bora today tbat ho has been ordored
to report shortly at Capo May, iN. J
to act as chief engineer of a dlrlglblo
balloon with whirl) It 1b planned to
nltaiupt n trip, across tho Atlantic.
ooouit tinder government direction.
Ha la hero on a. brief furlough.
Porry said tho start would bo made
from New Foundlnnd sometime next
month, with tho destination Queens
town. Endurnnco.tcsts havo demon
strated tho practicability of tbe trnns-
Atlantlo voyago, Perry sultl he bo-
Uoved, and the principal difficulty
will be to pick up gasoline and other
supplies from tho convoy while both
airplane and supply boats are In mo
tion. : ! ' '
WOMEN AND MONEY
By Chancellor Jamas R. Day, Syracuse
' ' University. "-''
The balance wblcb set denial holds
In tbe home is tbe balance of pros
perity and peace. Hera woman bas
ber place and office. Is she equal to
self dental? . Can she wait? '
There la nothing so persnaslve, so
Irresistible, aa tbe love of a man for
the wlfa whom ha loves. No money
is spent with so much Joy as the money
that goes to her and tbe children.'
Happy la tbat man whose wife loves
blm too much to pennl him to be fool
ish when he should be wise, who is so
judicial In ber temperament, so prudent
In ber domestlo economy, as to add ber
decisive voice to tbe month's allow
ance, and so brave as to Insist tbat
tbe expenditure must always be at
least a little lesa than the Income.
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
ELL-ANS
'for indigestion
UNCEASING MISERY
Homo MtMlfont Kidney Sufferer Jet.
ldttlu Rest or Comfort,.., i
Thoro la Uttlo alcop,. llltlo rest
Uttlo pcaco for many a-sufforor from
ktdnoy trouble. .Life is ono continual
round of pain. You can't rest nl
night when thore's kidney backache.
You Buffer twinges and "stabs" of
pain, annoying urinary . disorders,
lameness and nervousness. You can't
he comfortable at work with darting
pains nml blinding dizzy Bpolls. Neg
lect t ft oso ailments and serious trou
bles may follow.. Begin using Doan's
Kidney Pills nt tho first sign of dis
order. Thousands have testified to
tholr morlt. Modford rendors will
find convincing proof In tho follow
ing testimony: : '
'Daniel Klaten, C St., Jacksonville,
Oro., says: "It Is some six or seven
years ago since I used Doan's Kidney
Pills but I cannot forget how much
good thoy did mo. I suffered from
weakness of the kidneys and other
dlsordorB that go with, kidney com
plaint. . I pnlnod and ached all over.
I -began using Doan(s,. Kidney Fills
and recolved bonoflt from the very
;flrst, Soon thoy had me straightened
up in good shape,"
' Prlco 60c, at' all donlers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills tho same that
Mr. Flnton had. 'Fostar-Mllburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv.
n
themystcry of
tiiesea onatho
charm of romance
1
TWO
DAYS ONLY
FRIDAY
AND
SATURDAY
n I
If You Are Going to
Put down eggs in Wotcrliuis, start now. Last March eggs woro ns
cbcnp ns liny tlmo during tho.'eohtion. Our M'ntorglnss ,1s of, tho
highest grade. 'ilOo quart! 25c If you' furnish tho bottle '' .
Heath's Drug Store
Phone 884" ' , The Sau Tox Store
FREE TRADE FOR
E
. 'BERNE, Mar.. 11, The Internat
ional conference of League of Na
tions societies lorfay drew up two new
resolutions to be addressed to the
peace conference In Paris. One fa
vored tbe participation of all self
governing nations in the league and
the other was In favor of free trade.
' The question Iri participation by
the Vatican aroused much discussion.
Professor Forel, a Swiss delegate,
opposing It on the ground thnt If the
Holy See became a member. Bud
dhism and other religious systems
would have to be admitted. The con
ference finally decided by a vote of
13 to 8 to grant the Holy See some
voice, at least, in the councils of tbo
league. ; .
' During tbe discussion relative to
free trade tbe existing blockade was
sharply criticised as an "Insult to In
ternational rights."
DIED
, LOZIKR Died at the home of hla
son Lewis p. Lazier, 101 Cuttnvo
street. March 11, 1010, of old ngo and,
general dobilitv, nge 80 vonrs. 1 month
und 10 days, lie wna a native of Car
roll county. Ohio and enme to McI
ford from Napnneo, Ind., Jnminrv 6.
lie was a voternn of the, civil war,
serving in Co. F. 75 Indinnn infantry.
He leaves one son, Louie P. Lomor.
The Hervico will be held at the Test- .
donee Thursday at 2:30 p. m. Inter
ment I. O. O. V. cemetery. The O. A.
R. will have clisree of the services,
y'Tntf a v I JRFDTY Tomorrow
HsaT law VfaV taVaUt - .-. -
WALL ACE RE ID
IN ....
"The Man from Funeral Range"
This thrilling picture starring "Wallace Reid revolves around that .
dramatic question of " should a lawyer get a man the death sen
tence when he secretly believes him innocent?". '" '
A GOOD , A BRAY
COMEDY PICTOGRAPH
r. - COMING FIDAY, SATURDAY
, DOROTHY GISH AND GEO. PAWCETT : , -"
' In the Paramount-Artcraft Special ,
"THE HUN WITHIN"
Correct Spring Styles
"Newness," "Smartness," "Exclusiveness,". "Moderate Pricings"
DRESSES AND GOWNS
New frocks for street, for sport, for
afternoon laff airs, and theater wear,
and charming creations in richest fab
rics for the smartest evening func
tions .ill that is new and authentic
awaits your chosing here. ;- -" '
"DOLMANS" AND CAPES '
The coat fashion of the hour in a
very comprehensive assortment of
styles. Cut Bolivias, velours, serges
and tricotines in the favored Spring,
colors, beautifully silk lined and trim
med. These graceful garments are
becoming to all figures. i ,
. NEW SPRING SUITS
' Suits with straight, youthful lines-
box-coats and blouse coats in strictly
tailored, braid bound and embroider
ed effects many with the smart ves
tees. Suits of decided originality,
developed ; in tricotines, duvtyns,
French serges, velours. " .
THE LOVELIEST HATS
All of the really smart ideas are here
the creations of such renowned de
signers as Gage and Lyman, also some
San Francisco and Portland. The
smart rough braids for street and
'sport the softer braids and combina
tions for dress. .:
WONDERFUL BLOUSES
'Absolutely new round neck
models in .extra , heavy Qeori
gette and Crepe de Chine, lace
trimmed and all of the lovely'
new colors Peace blue, Vic
tory red, tea rose, flesh, white.
NEW DRESSES
: Jerseys, Taffetas and Serges Just In ,
Exact reproductions of the high priced
dresses. All have the new touches shown
for Spring. Many of them are neatly em
broidered, braided, and button trimmed in
new ways. Leading colors. ., . - .
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