Medford mail tribune., March 12, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

MTsnyorcn matt; trttsttntv mtcdfqrd, orfoon, Wednesday, march 12, 1919
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65TH - ARTILLERY
Corpornl Vnink Culiunun, ' former
iloputy county clerk niui rmnihl wlillii
In Kruiicii an (tin iniml Iio-codIImI
niiiinlinr of llio (l.'Ui nrlllliiry rHl
liiulit, hntl A hniiiticoinlnic iluiiiiiiiHlrii
Ull Ilia own til In iiioi-iiIiik wlimi
ho nrrlvnd from I'ortliiml wlinr hu
had boon vIdIiIiik (iviir slnco IimIiik
mualoroil out nt (.'iiinii I.owIn, nmi
Bluppiiil (rum llm tniln,, ,
Altar IiuIiik allowed h iti'riiiiil or ml
to icrool III parent a crowd of Klkn,
doldliir nmi other friends, IiohiIciI Dy
Jnck Allium, dim Nuwlmry it ti it win
Anlipolo ut oiirti roped h I'm with" a
ro mid hurlnd lilm Into u wultlnu
nolo truck piurlollnillp ilucoriitnil.
HuntlnK Colt'tiiiin on tho high sent ut
tho 1111I0 truck Ms klilniipiirs pro
citodmt to tour Muln struct, to tho,
mimic of MUto horns wlillo llin point
Inco nrlnuod from llm slilitwulkii.
Then ho wan cniiilimtiiil In the truck
to llin liouin at tlm corner of Knsl
M tin mid (lentiva streets, wlmro ho
wns t n r niul over to lU rulutlvcs.
An tho ntttn truck iiiumiiil slowly
hy formxiv Front utrvat emporiums of
flrtwalvr, now occupied hy oft drink
nollliiK imlnlillnlimnnlii "Colo" re
marked, "My, how tho old town linn
elmnitcd."
At nn ndvitntitKnoua point on .Muln
trout tho truck wns slopped mid In
riip(iiio to urgent In sit tit Iiiiik tho
Kiiest of honor ttlilrorl tlm iiiciii
bind mullltudo In I ho truck nn fol
low: "hVllcr rltlxotiM, piilrlnlit mid mil
ill' rn mid you Inn, lliirhlnr (nn he
cauKht "lulu or J. J. on tho sliluwnlk .
II gives Inn exrriicltiilnij plnnmirn to
rm urn from tho horror of wnr In
Poiilmnl -noil hi'liold lltn old vllliiuo
on.'o inort." At III In Juncture our
In -o forgot himself ami rcrntrlicd Ilia
rlihl nl'O'ildnr from form or huhlt
acquired III KruiK-o.
"You no dotilit want to heur or my
experiences ovur tho wator. Modcnty
forbids mo to suy much, hut, I will
atatn that I did my full duly ax a
soldier or lltvuo KlorloiiH United
Suites at all Union, Mperlnlly at meal
time. Or con mo wo mirrored hitrd
Mhlpn and transport ships, hut nil
that I pant and (scrntvhlnit hi rllml
1 want to say furlhrr ahoul ull u re
turned solders that ah I am no flint
trilled With tho honor you confer on
mo today that I am uunhlo to penk
w'lh my iimnil riuontty.
"jrowovor, my fnnllnmt nro best ox
priwitcd (now erutcliiuK t tut loft
hi'ol) hy tho story I onco heard or tho
linlon until Icr who wait fiut retrentlim
at tho second hut I to or Hull Hun. Ho
ran and ran, and siopplnit to catch
hi breath ho panted and sollloiiultoil
thua: 'I lovo my country and am
wIIIIiik to fit for my country, aye
ovon to dlo for her, hut I'll he tloic
Konod If I'll over have anothor coun
try.' "Again I thank you (riihhlnir. lit"
rlKht hip hard) for thin wulcomo
homo."
OLD POSTAGE
RATES JULY 1
Official notice ha Just hoon ro
coivod by I'ostmuslor Mima from the
portofrico dapartmont at WimhlnKton
to tho effocl that lioulnnlnu; with July
Jut, lotto tnny attain be ,sont Ihru
tho mulls for two cents Instead of
thieo cents, and jiostirt cnrdH will
itKuIn bo 0110 rent Instead or two
, cents. Tho Modrord postoMro worn
hmilnoiia concorna and othem who uko
lnrito ounntltlca of tampH not to buy
too houvlty of tho throo cont ntampii,
Hint mlKht hnvo to ho oxcltiinKod
lalor for two cont HtnmpB. Tho proa;
ont rnlus on lottort and pni)lnl cnriU
iliuvo 'boon. In ofrtct alnco Out. 2nd,
1817.
Tho orricl'nl poutorflco dopnrlmont
ordor rocolvml hy PoRliniiHlar Minis
reads In pnrt and lnlructn poatmim
torB to dlnposo or two-conl domoHtlc
poatnl cards and or throo-cont Btump
od envolopos hold In pontnfflce stock
bororo July 1. ns thoro will ho no do
ninndcTor thorn after Juno 30.
It Is nlso Important to roduco
Btookfl ot throo-cont ndhnslvo Btnmps,
it Is polirtod out; ror tho rotiHim that,
itltho thoro will ho somo doninnd
fitter June 30 for this donomlnn'tlon,
prlmilpnlly on third and fourth clftn
mall, Its uso will bo greatly ciirtnllod,
BRIDEGROOM JAILED
.POllTlvAND, Mar. 12. Alborl.
Woody, 22, la In -tho county Jiill horo
today, racing a charge of nUduction,
following his mnrringo to 10-yonr-old
Uonovlove llnynon of Nowhorg, Ore.,
Hovoriil ilayfl ngo, tho pollco nnnonna
od tndoy. Tho parents ot tho girl
enme to Portland Monday,' tho nti-
fhnrlHna Blntnrt. nnrl took lior llOmO.
Thoy thon lodged chiirgos against tho
thrldagraom. The girl's ago apponroii
on tho records nt tlio'iionrt 'House as
18 years. Tho pollco nro looking for
loorgo K, Vundorpool, who swuro
'that ho know tho girl nud thutuho
SMALLEST MOTHER IN THE WORLD PROUD OF;
- NEW BABY BOY
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; Bho's tho smallest mothor In (!, baby, now named Arthur Vai
Amarlca Mrs. Thomas II. Voll- cntlno (born on Bt. Valentino's
inor. tho midget wlfo of nn ordl- Day), into this world. Tho mldgot
nary-aUnd huiiband. mother enmo to this country from
Tho baby a boy wolghod nr birthplace Iq Wales when she
seven' and a half pounds nt birth. wa t years old. coming with bor
Vesta's a mighty big baby ror two brothers, both six-rooters now.
such W llttlo mothor to tto 8ho was married throe years ago
around, but sho does It proudly
ft TO
PARTICIPATE IN
I'rominiMit I'rcitliyicrlun tiiliitrlorn
nnil luymt'ii from nil purls ilf tlm
Itngun rlvor vullny nro arriving in
tho city tmliiy to nttend tho .N'cw Kra
coulnronio thul cAnvciios ut 4 o'clock
In tho Klntt I'ronbytoriun church of
this city. Tho men are not alone In
evidence for women high In church
circles or the valley are gathering as
well.' Mrs. Dr. llestul, president or
tho women's work In tho (irunts t'uss
church, accompanied hy a large
group or ciithunliiMIc workers has
arrived. From Anhlaud Mrs. l.nmUIn
and .Mrs. Koehlor hond a group or
splvmlld workers. I'ntlcr tho leadur
shlp ot Dr. J. K. Untitle, the vutoran
and well beloved pastor or the 1'hnu
nix church, prohnhly tho in out on
tliusinfltlo company attending tho
rnnfnronro, hnvo tnnilo thamsolvos
hoiird ntul Toll slnco their nrrlvnl.
Tho pronpects ror un hundred dol
okiiIos during tho conference Is good.
Tho arming cupiiclty or tho dining
hall will ho linoil'ut G o'clock when
tho deloRiitOB and local people sit
down to illnnur and conforenco.
Tho great program proposed by tho
Presbyterian chuivh ror Its. world
wide servlre Is chiillunKlng tho ntton
tlon of ull ehiirchos and people Inter
ested In the welfare of tho world.
Kvoryono who enn attend tho mnss
meeting at Tt.SO tonight will ho glnd
to hear Itov. Mr. Dorrls of Portia ml
and local speakers ns they outline
tho tremondotiB task assigned.
Curd of Thanks
tVo wlnli to thank our friends for
tho kindness shown during our re
cent hcrimvrmnnt; also for tho boun
tiful floral offerings.
MU. AND MKS. Al.KUS SULLIVAN
AND FAMILY.
Fnruicni Attention
Have your discs ahnrpuned nt Mod
rord Iron Works two horses will do
tho worli of four. 300"
tetlsit
to weisoss
VTisn't the size of
a plug that counts,"
says Jim. "It's the
way it tastes and
how it lasts. A
couple of squares of
Real Gravely keeps
me satisfied."
Peyton Brand
REAL CHEWING PLUG
Plug packed in pouch
i fit l 4
V I4VVI,'
The Itllletl mother, Mri. Thomat
Vollmer, praenti her St Valentine
babp to ili proud papa. , ;
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and happily. And It's hard to tell
whethar Tom Vollmer Is prouder
of hut big baby boy or his little
twlfo. k
Mrs. Vollmor Is Princess Vlolot
on tho stage. Now she dotes on
the namo, "Mamma Vollmor" and
hopos tho baby will begin calling
her that pretty soon. She is 26
yours old and weighs- 54 pounds.
So you see tho baby won't have to
grow much to equal his mothor's
wolght. i . i
A f'nAHArlnn AnnrnttAn hrntieht
BATTLE TO POLICE
rillCAUO . Mnivl. 1L Two no.
lii'ciiii'u nmi a civilinii nro in hosuitals
loilnv Villi bullet wounds ii;i'liceil liv
n mini hnrrii'iili'd iu 'tis own Unu.se.
wliilc tho hitter lic) in n moreiie v.ith
I'lirt ol' his head blown off liv turn
ini' IiiK wention niruitiMt himself.
Frmii 10 o'clock Inst iiiulit until I
o'clock this morning, Oeorec Ondeek.
rcnl eslnlo den lor, held more thun
liulf n hundred ixiliccmcii nt buy. ex-
eiiunmng snot lor spot and drivim;
I lie hcsicL'ers to cover of udincent
fences, shells and rot tuireSi. When
(hnleck was reduced lo his lust enr
Iridw he turned his rifle against him
self. Forty-five minutes litter the police
crept cniiliiiiislv into the house. On
deek In v ilenil on the floor. The house
was filled with mis. u hcsicEcr's bul
let lin vinir broken n uns pine. In a
rinr room, Ivinir on Ilio floor nnd
close lo tho will's, were Mrs. Ondeek
nnd her several children, where tlicv
hud thrown themselves to escape the
bullets.
Ondeek is said to have been drink-
iiiir and the police were hunting h:i
with n warrant chiireinir criieltv.
sworn out hv his wife. Thov hud cone
to the house when the eldest bov hml
hurried lo the uenrcst police station
to summon aid against the father who
was Ihrentcninir the faniilv. Three
of Ihcm went, and were fired upon.
Ihev summoned the reserves,
HIMlTAPr.
SEEK EQUALITY
HONOLULU. Jlareh 12. A mass
meeting of two thousand Hawaiian
uapiiiieso iioui nero toilav ndoptcd a
resolution lo send a Japanese ilelera-
ion to I'aris to ask that nn effort be
Hindu to insert n eliuiso in the pence
ti'onlv abolishing racial discrimination
for the wake of hiimnnitv nud justice.
Good tnste, smaller
chew, longer life is
vvhnt makes Genuine
Gravely cost less to
chew, .than ordinary
plug.
W'rff to: :
Gbnuinb Gravely
OANVltjl.lt, VA,
fur booklet on chewing pltt,
..T.nfllla.fi.s
PLANS FOR 1 91 9
E FESTIVAL
r POHTLAND, Mnr. 12. Plans forj
nuking the 1110 Hose restlvul horo a;
grout, demonstration were perfected i
at a mooting of tho restlval nssocl-
tlon horo lost night. A novel method j
of street lighting and a Shakespear
ean pagearit with an Internationally-'
famous cast aro Innovations planned i
for this year.. Tho street lighting
schomo consists or bunging Iron roses ,
with atoms sixty feet long and paint
ed green and blossoms rose colored
mill HO foot In width, to he suspended
over 40 blocks In tho business sec
tion. A plun ror the presentation or
Julius Caesar, with a cost of more
than 4 000 persons, and staged In a
natural amphitheatre on the out
skirts or the city, was drncused.
SHIPLEY SAYS HE
Mvml O Weeks on Milk I-nld Vp
Wholo Year fiulns 21 founds
on Tonlnc Now KuU
Anything.
"Whon I rinlshed taking my first
hottlo or Tnnluo I couldn't see much
Improvement In my condition, but,
ir I had given It up at that time It
would have been tho mistake of my
life," said John II. Shipley or 1203
Sanchcs street, San Francisco.
"It has certainly paHU mo woll," ho
continued, "to stlvk to Tanlnc, ror a
few bottles have done me mora real I
gaud than cnryi'.:'.::s c'--o 1 fca. o
taken combined, and I have spent a
small rortuno trying to get Teller. 1
have suffered from stomach trouble
for twenty-rive years and had de
spaired or ever getting well until
Tnnlnc commenced to put mo In
shape. I used to have my worst trou.
hlo about three or tour hours after (
eating when I would have a slrklsh i
feeling through my stomach, and
such fearful pains about my liver
that I could hardly stand it. One
said I had gall ' Stones and would
nevor recover without an operation.
I then had an X-ray examination and
was told It was my liver that caused
my trouble and, so It went on, one
saying one thing and one another. In
the meantime I was put-on a diet of
cereals and toast, and from that to a
milk diet. For six solid weeks be
fore. I hegan taking Tanlnc I never
had a bite of any kind or food Just
drank milk nnd was literally starv
ing, but tho dieting did' no good and
I gradunlly got worse. I was also
trou hied with constipation. . There
has been months at a time when 1
was unable to work and ono time I
was laid up for a whole year.
"So things, rocked along until a
friend of mine talked me Into trying
Tanlnc. When I started on this med
Mno I weighed only one hundred and
fifteen pounds had dropped off from
one hundred aad ' nrty-two so you
can Imagine what a dreadful condi
tion I was In.. Well, my Xlrst bottle
of Tanlac never helped me any that
I could tell hut I couldn't afford to
condemn a medicine so many people
said had helped them, so I kept on
taking It and am certainly glad I did
for It has really and truly mode me
reel like a new man. I never folt any
great Improvement until after I had
taken flvo or six bottles and then I
began gradually reeling better. So I
kept right on, taking five or six more
bottles, and by that time I was weigh
Ing one hundred nnd thirty-six
pounds had g.tlnej" twenty-one
po'.ir.c'.a and 'slnco then I have folt
porfectly sound and well. I never
have an ache or pain" nor a sign of
Btomnch trouble anymore, t sleep
like a log every night and have more
energy and strength than I have had
In yoars. This Is certainly one happy
New. Year for me nnd Is the Tirst one
in twenty-five wheal could say I was
free from Buffering. I still take a
dose now and then and would buy up
vory bottle in town if I knew no
moro was going to'bo made. I have
Just, finished my dinner of salad,
meats, vegetables, pie and coffeo, and
I can digest those things now better
than I could" milk before J took Tan
laic. I would spend my last dollar for
Tanlnc rathor than bo, -without It."
Tanlac Is sold In Medford by West
Side Pharmacy, In Gold Hill by M. D.
Bowers, tn Central Point by Miss M.
A. Mee, In Ashland by J. 3. McNalr.
.. ;. ' ; Adv.
Prescription
.. Chemicals
. Tho reputation of tho Drug
gist Uio fuillsfacUon of the
riiyslcian and Old welfare of
tho patient require that chem
icals used In dispensing should
conform totho highest stand
' nrds for purity. ; ; , ,
i Wo uso SQCIBIV8. V
A PHARMACYIM
mmwmm
, riiono id.
Slain una tVntral.
"I'm Coming Over at n O'clock
and You'd Ikttei Be Thete
T
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w oee lviei
Beautiful Cora Laiiiont, who has
hiirifd her past amid tho snows of
goldrinad Alaska, who has found
happiness with hvr hushand and
child, who has escaped the memo
ries of an act of desperation
' Suddenly hears the voice that
means retribution and the loss of
everything on earth that prom
ises her safety and contentment.
This is the basic situation of a
hold, daring, dramatic -story of
hasteru days and Alaskan nights.
Story by Willard
CHRISTIE,
COMEDY
Friday-Saturday
No. 11S. . RKPOHT OP THE COXDITIOX OF TUE
Central Point State Bank .
At Central Point, in the State of Oregon, at the close of business, March 4,
1013.
KESOIKCES
Loans and discounts $160 BIX 28
Overdrafts, secured and unsecured ; 1.44S.S8
Uonds and warrants ,. ; 45 al (i
Banking house ;. - 3.000 00
Furniture and fixtures i, ..-...4...: ,. z.iioo.uu
Other real estate owned . 2.083-71
Duo from approved reserve banks 33.24a..rS
Checks and other cash items . . 24 20
Cash on hand , ..... 11 613 SI
Total ...1 .............. .. J..... J2BU,!)0(".1J
, LIABILITIES
Capital stock paid in . $ 25.000.00
Surplus fund ..... ; : 5.000 00
.Undivided profits, less expenses and taxes paid 4,281. S3
Individual deposits subject to check..... .......I.... 127,034.34
Demand certificates of deposit ; - - 0.22
Cashier checks outstanding ... .'. 88.01
Certified checks . u , 76-bU
Time and Savings Deposits 92.384 ill
Reserved for Interest and taxes ...... - ' 384.24
Bond Certificates of Deposit J. . 6.050.00.00
Total . ...1..:...... ...$2li0, 006.15
State of Oregon, County of Jackson, fes: ' . ;
I, D. R. Terrett, Cashier of the above-named bank,' do solemnly swear
that the above statement is true to the best of my knowledge and belief.
, t D. R. TERRETT, Cashier.
Subscribed find sworn to before me this 11th day of March. 1919.
. W. J. FREEMAN, Notary Public.
My commission expires "March 23, 1920.
' Cofrect Attest: J. O. Isaacson, I. P. Robnett. Wm. C. Leever, Directors.
THE UNIVERSAL CA
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, Tho Ford Pactoly has not . yet
reached normal production. It .will
take some time, after being entirely"'1
given over to Avar work. ' We are get
ting a few care right along, and sug
gest that you leave your order with us
as soon as possiblo arid we will deliver:';
as soon. as possible. '" Runabout, $500;
Touring Car, $525; Coupe, $650; Se
dan, $775; One Ton Truck Chassis,-,...
$550. These prices f. 0. b. Detroit.
Don't forget the service we give in our -shops,
"genuine Ford Parts, Ford skill
and Ford prices. '
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also agent for Fairbanks and Morsf
1 1 . Knciiics. .
17 South Riverside.
i&ur. W .-( '
Mack Co-Starring Tom Santschi
HMm
- - NAZIMOVA in
LIBERTY TAXI
With new Dodge car. , .
Stationed at 16 N. Front St.
Unto & Lyon, l'rops. 1'tiuuci.
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"Out of the Fog"
Ilusulrcls of Satisfied Onstomcre
WHV XOT YOU?
KLEIN
The Tailor
128 K. Main, I'pstalra
Vul
canizmg
All our work strictly guaranteed to
be first class. 13 N. Fir St., Medford
Phono 434-J r-
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS
KODAK FINISHinu . '...
AT JAP. ART STORE
Rate. Film developing; loo roll. ' j
Printing, post card size, 3 for 10c.
Printine :2Vx34 and smaller, 2
for 5o. ' . ' .v" :i' -
INTERURBAN AUTOCAR CO.
TIME CARD. y
Leave Sfedford for Ashland dally'
except Sunday at 8:00 and 10:15 a. .
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. tn. 1
Also on Saturday at 9:30 p. m. Sun
days le ave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:30,
5:30 and 9:30 p. m. . : 1
Leave Ashland for Medford dally :
except Sunday at ,9:00 and 11:00 a.
m. and at 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m.
Also on Saturday at 6:30 p. m. Sun
days leave at 9:00 a. m. and 12:30,
4:30 and :S0 o. m. '
. JU5T ARRIVED
A nice line of ! iw
' SILK FLOSS
. 1I1A X Jl MUUklJUU ..."
'Also a nice line of "
RUGS AND LINOLEUM
At Prices that will savn von
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