Medford mail tribune., March 17, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

li'l'ML MT1DF0TIT). ORTCflON, MONDAY, MATtCTT 17, 1010
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BAPTISTS START
f NATl
STRIKE OF PEOPLE
IS
FOR SIX MILLION
COMING TO THE R I ALTO THURSDAY
'MEDFOT
LAND COMPANY
- ,'-t
1 1 ON RENT SHARKS
AHIITiANI). Mnn-h 77. Noinlniillv
IiicIiiiIihI in tint iiewlv nritiiiiixuil Third
rnuiimuii, llio AnIiIiiihI fmnimiiv unit
lit tlio Notional (liniril int'iirnoriitim
iivnr 100 ii it nittM on IIm router, with
liuiro un 1 1 10 wiiitinu list jmtiivnt to
tmlislmi'iit lit llio lirnt nniiortuiiit v. It
in uritlil'viiitf to i'iml ho iiuiiiv IiiimI
iioh mo iiloinlinif ii linliiinir liaiicl to
tlio movement. AIho unite it numlior
of roliiriuut Holiliur Imvs, iiii'liulinir
(oimiiiIhhIiiihmI iil't'iuorM, Imvuioiiioil
tliu nmmmnv, tin) main oliliwt lioinir
to luiln tht) tfiioil ultimo uIoiik roiriinl
Iimn of iimvioiiH mult or stiition.
lU'iirv Krluiin of Titlmit, uro-i'inln-milly
lit! for llio tiliieo, wiih imiiiii
inoiint v i-Iiohi'II iim I'uiiliiin, Other of
fieum will wither liv nniiointuil liv liim
or (ilci'ti'il b v t h 11 oriiiinixiitiiin, iim tlio
coiiiiihiiv iniiv iliitei'inliui. nrhl
trury rule will ho emiiliivtiil in tlio
Nt'loCtloll, if lliix iilun iH uiloiiti'il, llllll
nil niuv ril iiMHiiri'tl that (il'l'iiiial an
. poinMiU'iilM, n h diwiuiiiitiHl bv tlio
riiiikiiiu pomiimniler, will ho in iifcord
iinco with merit ami for tint iiootl of
tlio Hiirvioo, . rfirardliwM of - priority
clainiN, ulimiliittitiir ittiv iiIiiiho of
"I'lill" or nrivileiio. I'roHiioolivo re
prints mid nil who hit vo nlruiiilv on
lihtml liullld uoMt tliciiiholvox on the
coudilioiiM of Horvico nnilor iiovern
mvnt itiihiiiMN, iho toniM of whirh urn
iixi-ectliiwlv lihural iih to imv and
viiiilpmt'iit, iiIno i i i i i i 1 v i ii lt a rvnilv ro
KimiiMt iiiiiin cm II of tin) Unitvd Htnli'M
or niilitnrv duty lit itnv point within
tho lioiiicliiiid. it provision which in
fur inatlviini'o of nntiomtl miiinl ct
tiildihlriifiilH nruimlxi'il ulonir tho old
htnlo lini'H. forliiiinU'lv now ohnolito.
At tin? time of tlm rut'iMit iiiiihI frintr
in. Iho following iiiunr. wore ri'u'inti'r
t'll. a ntimlie roT wjiich will ho nuir
int'iiti'il on Mumliiv nveninir, March 17.
iih in tho intMintiinc tho router Iiiim
hi'oii kci't oiM'ii for further iiilmt
lacntH. Dr. J. II. Weuwter linx boon
t'hoHi'ii iih medical director, thix poni
tioii eitrrvinir with it tho rank of fir I
lii'iitcimnl, mill tiu tho iliilo ment ioni'il
the rocdicnl exiimiiintioii will continue
lit Ibo nnnorv. All rorruiU iiro mv
oil to ho procnt unit havo llii pro
liiainarv rooiiiri'iat'itt promptly nl
tciidcxl to. Oilier iiiiiir(nnt htiHincxH
Will nlo' ho ililortiil of.
. William II. Allen, Itov I). Anderson.
(looruo II. Ilillinir". Knrl A, Hrnwn,
8niniicl K, llrailv. Arvln A. Hnniiitt.
t'lnrk Hnli. Minor t!, Hieucl. William
Jl. DriuKx. John V, litillor.
I.lovd I'. Crnwmin, Krnl M. Curler,
Oniric J. t'oolov, JiinitfM It.' Clarv.
Ilomor Carlon. Ilenrvi H. Carter. W it -
oiirvi
Villi
I'ittii I. Childro
liar It. Clarv.
inn Cri-HM, Wil-
John II. lill. Hiinuicl 8. llnviH,
I. ovnl II. liver, Curl ('. Darlintr. Cnl
in It. loimin.
Homer II. KHiart. Ilorhort 0. Knxl
laaii, llonnim I). KilwunU, llenrv T.
Khiioro, Arthur W. KIIih.
. Ilonrv W. Frame, llownnl Kox.
l'nul (liiilt'V, (leoriro N. drav. Kd
wunl (Ivuor. Dwiu'lit V, (Ireui;. Oeo.
II. Oohrko. NorriH J. floildanl, Clar
onon I., tliilfv. t'lvdo M. (lontor. Mil
lard V. (Irnlili. JitmoM .M. (Insiicr.
William K. tliiin-iiifor.
Il.iimphroVH, Clarmicti 1. Ilomex.
Sum'nrt C. llitHt, .Kiwi llnvihiinl.
(Icorce H. llollcv.
Clntrlc A. Kinir. I.eo V. Konvon.
Marion K'ncnid.
' . Will inn l.iniUcv. JJovd S. I.nev.
John K, Litov. t .
NiiiniK't 1. McNair. Walter 1'.
Jlil-Heli. Khner 8. .lorriHon.,KraneiH
J. Muroliv. Frank S. .Miiiion. F.dwin
U Mownl. ChnrleM F.. Mitckev. I'hilin
S. ! Muriitritv, Williiain M. Moor.
Yowl V. Milhw Clii'Hlor ('. MeCrack
en. I'pnil A, Mum, John It, Miller.
I.oum J.-Orreo. ..
llunn1 8. I'nJinorleo,' AV'.llia'in fl.
l'en:liloiu Wlivfml .CTlltvno. Ir
vinir Sv. I'orter. (loortro K. I'lainlcd.
l.eKlor M. l'liillipx. (.'hoHtor F. I'hil
linx, llomiiio 8. I'rovosl, Jolin II.
l'illoniier, John M, I'iereo, James h.
1'orter.j Arthur. I'otcrxon, Hcniainin
h. Powull. . - ' ,' '..
Ocoruo W. los. Jr.,1 ("hiirleM C.
Itohortxon, Thooiloro V. HiikhoII.
I'titor li. Kpi'iu'or. Jainos M. 8nw
ver, Tlieodoro H. Smith Hom M.
Small, John 0. Swan, Frank U.
Siinkmt. .(.'lii;rl(iH, 11 Wcimiaii, tloo.
F., Rtannard, llnvrv, W, Viilvor. l'orov
C." Sl.rallon, Klovmifli, ichunrman.
llornco C, Sontont, Karl 1'.' Smith.
Howard V. Shnlt, Clmrlosit C. Snv-
"wilianl Venln.
Er! It, Woron. Donald D. Wnlkor,
Taiwrimeo M. '' Wilmin, " Horatio CI.
Wolcolt. ' '
- Hurry D. Yoiinir, Clvdo 0. . Yotini!.
LETTS ADVANCING
FORCING RE
STOCKIIOr.Xr. Marcii' lfi. Tho
' T.iiltiuli All'imHive in the Mil.llll reL.ioll
in dovoloiiimr hiiooohkI'iiIIv, tho lttn
tiavnitr eapturod hlnmorv. uronziiot,
WoitonNd nnd Al Aiilr.. Tho l,otlith
wi, iiiiiiiulnr Iniu Inl'i llio tOriLrtiHli miU
itnrv miHHion nl Lilian nnd uono to tho
front, nooonliinf to a l.iiiiui itmpittciij
,.; Tho villairoH montionod in tho foro-
(roltiii dinpnteh itppoar to indieato that
tho Lettish troopH tiro mnkinir ciiinn
RonthwoHt of Milan, on tho oonter of
n lino rnnninir from Minima to the
Kovno-vilim roRion,.
l!clwecn March and March .'10,
tho l,.'il)ll.(IOO HapliHtH in tho cliiirclic
thriiiiichoiit tlm norlhern hIiiIch of tho
union muxt rnUo $0.U(I0.U0 il' Ihov
aro to reach tho uoiil Ihov liuvo Hot out
for in their icroat Victurv ( itmpnik'n
movoMicnt. I'rouiini'iit limit int litv-
iiicii, who Klarttid thi iiiovcmeiit foil
iih thniiL'h tho war did not accomplish
all that hIioiiIiI havo heen ai'coin
plishcd in tho wav of rohuildini; tlio
world.'--Onn of their .inmnherH naid :
"Tho world'n work in not vot i'inished,
and until it iH HMccial efl'ort will ho
iioeoHHitrT to iiccoiu'ilinli tho tiiHkv
which will oontiniriil! confront iih.
whether in polilicnl or commercial
lilt, in Htic.iitl' affair or in tho realm
of reliuiotiM ohliimtiiin."
llnrloy K, Hnllirroii. director of the
eitinpn'iiii "i O-'irini hiivh! "Orouon
must not shirk her duty, film must
miv her total, iiuotit of $11.1.(10(1 and
raise it on time. The future of the
ItnptiHt nrissioiiM Hot It in America and
foroiun IiiiiiIh depviulH upon tho nue
cesH of tliiH movement. Tho oxtru
cxiiense iiiiiioscd iinon tho church dur
inir tho wur has piled up n debt that
memiH the shiiltinu' down of a laruo
niimhor of mission plaulH throiiL'linut
tho world if tho mnmhorH il onot re
Hpmii! to tho anneal hitinir mndo and
u'ii'o of their substance to this cause.
Tho Viclorv Cnnipaiun, if won, mcnim
victory in morn than oiio huiiko to the
Itaptist denominntion. It iiieaiin that
tho niiinv inissionarieH now in the
forcit.il fioltl will not hayo to bo called
homo and .. that tho reconstruction
work nojv coiuir on in Franco, Bel
iriuiii, liiissia and India need not
cense nnd that the iiiissiointricH.in tho
homo field can still Ktav nt their
pohtH and teacli tho ignorant foreigner
tho prini'ipU'H of ( hnstianitv. nnd of
American, ciliienship nnd ntitnip but
tho revojjitionnrv fires of Holshevin
that havo hevii started in moiiio hearts
b inmcruimloiiK onnrchistio IcnUcrti."
TERS31N EGYPT
REPULSED BY TROOPS
LON'DOK. March 17. Thcro has
been riotiair nt Titutit. Ktcvpt. diiriim
tho piiHt week.' .On March 12, throe
thousand persons utti'inpted to rush n
railroad station nt Tanta, but tho Hi'
tack waH t rust rated by I roups and
polio. Tlieru was some fiu'litinif nnd
'i'l ciixtinltieH nro reported in n Cairo
dbputoh.
Tiintn in nn important town on' the
Nile, "ft miles ubo'vo Alexandria nnd
in Iho capital of the province of (lliiir-
liia.
KANSAS STREAMS OVER
BANKS, HEAVY LOSSES
rCAXKAS CITV. Mi).. 'Miireh 17.
I'nprcpt'denti'il rnliiH havo went all riv
ers in a wnlo Hoetnin or nonnern aim
(nil ml KmiHiiH Htirmnjr, over their
hanks and out upon n rich fnrmine
country. The. damat:o has heeu es
iM'eiallv henvv in tnwiiH when) the
fluod' inundated mercantile OHiiblish
nuinlH nnd fnetorieH. Much livestock
iH said to have been drowned in rural
locnlilivH.
' The Hituation m said to ho inost se
rious near Wiehltn. Kiiiishh City ih
roimrted in no dantrer.
America's. Owri
The same ood product
, No raise in price '
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' Muck Kcimclt itml Malwd Xorniand, proiluror anil litnr of the $.100,000
Comedy, ".Mickey" at tlio Hlnlto Thurwlnjr, Friday anil Hatunluy of this
A SPLENDID PLAY DEPICTING A
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BEA1EN 10 DEATH
LONDON. March 10. ficneral
Count Sixl Von Arnim, commander of
tho Oormiin nnnv in Flnnders durinir
n lanio part of tho war. bos been
henteu to death liv peusnntH nt Awb.
Hull 01 n i u . oeeordini; to il l'ni'is dis
patch In the Kxehanto Teltt;rnph
cotnpaiiv. lt. is said that Ocnentl Yon
Arnim shot at peasants tralherim
firewood o nhis uroimrlv mid that the
mob invaded and pillntied li s cha
""o after killiiii' him.
Now used in preference "to
coffee in "tens of thousands
of families, because of its
allround ecbnomv delicious
flavor and healthfulness as
a table beverade . '
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There's a
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LOVE ADVENTURE OF THE SOUTH
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KILLED IN TEXAS
HOUSTON. Tex.. ' March 17.
Lieutenants Robert E. Morsbnek nnd
0. D. Davidson of tho Klliinrton field
nvintion personnel, were kiMerj Sim-
1. av n'"l't -ie;i. !.iU,moud. their plorj;
erashini; to the crbund ns thev were
lion rim." the end of the fliaht from
Kelly Field, Sun Antonio. ;
Ijieulcnant Morsbaek, who was pi
lotin'ir tho plane, was .fromDnrnnd.
Wis., nnd Duvidsoii from Omaha,
Neb. ' i
Treason
'jaw
HAVANA. March 17-Tbi city ia
threatened with one of the most
uniipie strikes ever called. Unlike the
usual strike, the movement will not
be for shorter bourn or higher wattes'
Thousands of persons in every wulk
of life, who nre occupants of rented
houses nnd rooms mnv "strike"
nguinst their beinif literally- "locked
out" of their homes by ; property
owners who nro chareintr exorbitant
and illegal rents.
Kent in Havana durintr the last
two years has increased ubout 50 per
cent, nnd in some eases is reported
to have more than doubled, especially
in tho poorer otiaricrs. ' :
. According to low n property owner
must file with the city authorities a
sworn statement of the cost of eon
struction of any buildintr owned or
erected bv him, from which figures
not only the taxes are to be colletced
but the rent which may be leeallv
chanted, are fixed. The property
owners hnvine greatly increased
rents, but without correspondihirlv
nuirmented their tax payments, the
renting public is loudly protesting and
there is being formed an organization
which has for its object the calling
of o strike bv renters to force the re
duction of rates to something like
normal.
: If the strike is ria"v called those
taking nnrt will not nctunllv refuse to
imv rent whntsovcr. hut will decline to
unv more than the municipal records
call for.
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RHEUMATISM
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without a doubt 'the best medicine
for rheumatism I ever used." S.
W. Mills, East Lynn, V. Va.
"1 am strong and healthy at
seventy-four, thanks to Bliss Na
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Stevensburg, Va.
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M ABE I, i
NORMAND .;
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niuuiif
1) jsM
I J'CHEeertain
I I O I; deserved
f j J a licking but
l- again she
J . didn't get it,
and again
those mischievous eyes saved her.
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OIM CHUNO
China Kerb Btor
Herb cure roi earacne, headacM
catarrah, dlptherla, ' sore throat
lung troubK kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev
er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast
cure all kinds ot goiter. MO OP
ERATION'S. . Hedford, Oregon, Jan 1J, 1917
TO WHOM IT "AT CONCERN:
This Is to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live,, and hearing of Olm
Chung (whose Herb Store la at lit
South Front street, Medford) I de
cided to get .herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I storted to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Olm Chung and try his Herbs. -
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON,
' Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Win. Lewis, Eagle Point :
W. L. Childreth, Eagle Point. ') '
0. E. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point,
Geo. B. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point
Thns K. Nichols. Eagle Point
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