Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 08, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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    MT5DF0TID MATT) TTtTT?TTNT!. MEDFOTIT). OKEClOy, TUESDAY, APKTTV 8, 1919
PAHFi TTTRET5
SPECIAL, ELECTION
OF
'There will liv ii Hiici'lnl olwllnnlmlil
tliroliuhoiit thn kIiiIii on llui !lrit (lav
of June, lllll), fur llui inirnoHU ul'
volirnt upon immHiiri'M rvfiirii'il v tliu
li'UiMlitturo to llui pcoiilo ul' tliu nUilii
for their iiiroviil.
To fneililntu iiiutliirH tit (lid pulU
on llm ilnv of I'lcctloii, I would ree
tiiiiiiiniiil tluit nil tiirHoiiM who liuve
lint linen irnixlcri'il, or who huvo
'liiitiiroil llieir iiliii'o of ri'Mlili'iico, or
huvo failed to vlilu nt it oiinlv or
Ntnto cliii'liim in tlio iiiinI two venn.
cull nmiti Iliuir nri'i:iii't rcui.nl rur nnil
ri'uimor lu-fiit'it Muv I7lli, iih oh lluil
iliiln llm ruitiHtriitinii IioiiIih will cIimc.
Anv who liv in n inei-ini-t where
I IlllVli llOI'II lllllllllll to unt DITMIIII to
not ii n ri'itiHtmr nmv rcuihtcy ul llm
olerk n ollii'o,
t Ho Hint von mnv know vour pro
i-iiirt n'itriir. n lint of the iireeiiittH
mid tin' iiiiiiii'h of tliu ri'MiuM'iivii ri'lr
iHtruin follow,
ciiai'ncky Kr.orti:y.
., (.'uuntv Clerk.
No 1. AkIiIiiihI lloiili'vnrd, V. I..
I.ooiuIh. riuiHiriir. AhIiIiiihI. Orn.
2. A-liluml. Knxt Central. (I. V.
nnil (). II. Ililliinm. nWixlrnrH, AhIi
IiiihI, Ore. '
II, Aihlniicl, Viml Central. Hiixio I..
Allen, ri'iMMtnir. A"hliinil. (r,
4. AhIiIiiihI, Knxt Main. Cs h.
I.miMiiH, retiMriir. A-IumI, Orn.
f. AhIiIiiihI. Ouk. (I, V. nml O. Ii.
Hilliiiim, ri'Lil rnrn. Aiilntil. Ore.
II: North Ahliwil. (I. K. nml (1. II
ltilliiiifx, rwiHlrniM. Athlnni, On.
7, Ku,-l AhIiIiiihI, (I. K iin.l 0. It
Hillin rH, ri'uitriirn. A-liliunL Oro
H, -Until he;iht AmIiIiiiiiI. ('. I. IjOOIII-
. in, reisUlrnr. AhIiIiiihI. Ore.
0. NorlhwtMl Aliliinl., Kiimo I,.
Alli'ii, reir'Mrnr. Ahhinil, (ho.
JO. AntioHi. Mr. Win. It. Ilrvnnl
' rt'ifixlnir. Health1, Ore.
11. Amileitntu. John IVmoll, reir-
lt. A .,,....,, l II.
11. Harron. (I. II. ami 0. P. Ilil-
llllUH, AhIiIhiiu, Orn. ,
IX Helleview. (1. 11. nml 0. P. Hil
linuM, roiriNtmrw. Ahlanil, Oro.
M. Unite Kiillx, John K. Dnv. reir
Intrnr, ltutlo Kiill". Orn. t '
15. North (Vol nil I'oint. J. V. Jn
coIih, rciiiwlnir, Central I'ouil.r Ore.
10. fionth Centnil I'nint, J. W. Jn-
Colw, ri'iciHtnir. Contriil I'oint. 0rj!.
17. -Clininx, Joint Kerahiiw, rfn-
iHtrnr, Vollen. Ore. '
18. Jloiul Imliiip. Clnwtur AddIs
iruli'. rciriHtrnrf AhIiIiiihI, Ore.
111. lprliv. Kriink II. Neil, rctriii
trnr. Knulo I'oint, Oro.
lid. Knu'lo I'oint, Kov AkIiiioIu. roe
inlriir, Knultf I'oint. Oro.
21. ' Flomicfl Hack. & S. Aikon,
roiritrnr. I'roHiM-ct, Oro.
'11. Foot Crci-k. (1. V. Matlhra.
roirintrnr, 'OolJ Hill, Oro.
211. ' Griffin Crock, J. R, Crown,
rouintrnr. Moilfonl, Or
21. (lohl Hill. A. J. T. Smith, ree
iHtrnr. (lold Hill. Oro.
t 25. North Jacksonville. Counts
Clerk, ri'uiHtrnr, Court Hoiiho.
20. South Jiicknonvillo, County
Clerk, rciriHtrnr. Court Hoiiho. ,
27. I.nko Crook, I.om Clinrlov, roir
iKtrnr. I.nka Crook, Oro.
2H. MomlowH, l.nnu Wvlunil, Hon
do, 'Ore. ' -V t" , -'
21). Moilfonl. Xorth Main. Helen
N. Yookov. Mini Triliiiuo limldinir.
30. Moilt'onl, Hon Hi Main, U. B
Ciinmroii. roirintrnr. l'lmt Offioo.
31. Moiironl. North Centnil. E,
' II. nnd '. M. Jnnnov, reiriHtrnr, Jack-
Bon County Alwtrni't offico.
32. Modlord. Houtli Control. L. R
Cameron. n'iritrar. Post Ol'fioo.
33. Moilfonl, North Hivoinidb. K
H. and 1. M. Jnnnov. reu-intrnra,
Jnck-Kon County Ahstrnot offico.
.11. Modford. South Hivorniilc. I,
U. Cnnioron, rvuixlrnr. I'ont Offiue.
35. Jloill'oril, Oukdnlo. I.. It. Cam
eron, reiriHtrnr. 1'onl Offic:.
3D. Jlodford. Newtown. L. U.
Cameron, reifislrnr, I'ost Offieo. ,
37, Jlodford Pnrk, lloloiv II,
Yockoy, rpiritrnr, v Mail - Triliuno
iiiiii.iiim. .i .
38. - North Alodl onl., K. II. nnd V.
M. Jnnnov. roiriHtnirH, Jackson
County Almtrnnt Officio.
- 3I. NorthonHt Modford, E. IT. nnd
j At. .iiivnv, reiriHirnrni jnokson
Coiintv Abstrnot of I'ieo.
40. East Modford, E. It," mid P.
M Jnnnoy, , roiriHlrnrs, Jncki)on
County AliHtrnot Office.
41. SouthonHt Modford, h. D.
' Cnmoron, rouiHtrnr, Pont Offico.
VI. Southwest Moilfonl. Helen N,
WORSE THAN
DEADLY 41
' POISON GAS
munoT aiaeniie in no reapector or per
- ion, It nttitoki yotinR nnd old nllko.
In moat cnaoa thn victim la wnrtied
of the miirnnc)ilng dnnRon. Natura IlKhta
liftnlf. llitnflrtViliA. itirliirnallnn. In.Amnla.
lmo back, lumlingo, aoUtlea. rhotinm
tlam, pain In tlio lolna and lowor nb-'
1 domon, difScult In urinating, all art
. Indication of troubla brewing in your
kidneys. ... , 1 . 1 ;'
When auch nymptoma appear yon will
almnat certainly find quick relief in
GOIjD MliUAti nnnrlora Oil Cupauloa.
. ; Thin famona old remedy hna atood
'the teat for two hundred yenra In help
lug mankind to Unlit off dlaeaae.
It la Imported direct from tho horn
taboratorles In Holland, whom it haa '
mined to develop tlio Dutch into on
of the aturdleat nnd lionlthlest racea In
the world, and it ' may be had at
lmnet. every drug atore. Your money;
fitomptly refunded If it dooa not-ra
Invn vnn Itn aurn tn ant tlm irnniilnM
Yoekiiy, rouiHtnir. Moil Triliuno
ltiailili
43. Wont Moilfonl. Ilelon N.
Ydeknv. ' rouiHli'ur, Mail Triliuno
liiiililiinr. t
44. v NorthwiiMt Modl'iird, Helen N.
Yiiekov, reuiHlrar. , Mtil Triliuno
hiiihliinr. . ,
45. Mound, J. W, JiicoIim, rviriM"
triir. Conl ml I'oint.
411. I'errviliilu. E, H. nnd I'. M.
JiiniinV, MuiHtrnrH. JocIihoii County
AliHlrnet ooiiiiifliiv,
47. Kimt I'iioiiilx.( A. IT. I'Mier,
niiflHtmr. I'lioenix, Oro.
4H. WiiHt I'hoenix. A, II. Einlior.
roL'iHtrnr. I'lioenix. Oro.
411. I'inehiirHt. No Keleelion,
511. Hack Point. A. J. T. Hmilli.
rouintrur, Cold Hill, Oro.
51. : Koltiin Kivor, Mrw. Rnnn Whin
tile, rouiHtnir, Kouun llivor. Orn.
52.. Kains Ynllev. C. K. Wilhito.
rouiHtnir. Kiiiiih Vnllev. Oro.
53. Klnrlinir. No Nidoetion.
51. KiinI Tiilont. K. B. AduuiHon.
rouiHtnir, Talent, Oro.
55. . Went Tnlent. E.' It. Adnmaon.
roiriHtrnr. 'fulont Orn.
57. 1'iiion. MrH. Aiinn Ilueh. r'C
iHlrnrt Hiieli, Oro. - .
5H. WntkiiiH. Dnvo Horn, roiiin
Irnr, JackHonvillu Oro.
511. - Willow HiirintiH, J. W. Jiiuolm.
re-rinlrnr. Coulral Point. Oro.
(ill. y Wi"" . (I, Homier, rouln
Irnr, liouuu Hivur. Oro.
N. y. PAPERS PRAISE
"THE BETTER OLE"
It la mil within III rorollortion of
proannt-dny thoutruitoori whon Now
York City newspaper drumutlo critics
huvo boon so unnnlmoua In tholr hlKh
prnlao nccordod ua wus tha cimo with
"Tho llotlor 'Olo," tho comedy with
niualn by Captain liruco llulrnafuther
nnd Cuptnln Arthur Kllot, following
Its flrnt porformiinco ul tha oxcIuhIvo
(Iroonwlcli VIIIiiko thonlro on Oct.
lUtli. . All predicted tho piny - hud
come to slay and ono bocaino so on
thualastla us to doclaro "It's mora
than acroiun. ' It's a saturnalia of
Joy. If you mlas It you'll nilas the
boat show of Its kind ovor soon n
Now York." Coming to 1'ano'soon.
OFFICERS NAVY RESERVE
. MAY JOIN REGULARS
WASIIINOTON, April 7. Officers
with tho rnnk of oiiNiun of tho lino in
tho unvnl reheno force, wliethor on
netive or inactive duty, mnv ho no
pointod for temporary service in tho
rcL'iilur niivv under orders publiHlicd
toduv liv thn tinvv dciinrlment. Those
still on active duty must lie recom
mended liv their pninninndiints or
coiiiuiandiin; offieors, mid those on
inactive duty mnv apidv direct to the
bureau of nnvitrntion.
W , ' j.n ' " " " '."'''.S:, I..- ' Follow the tracks !
END OF THE WAR
. LONDON. Murch 1. (Corros
liondenco of tho AHHociutcd Proud.)
Hpcctueiilur IiiiIiIiihh, invHtiirious
niiirdeni ami Ihrilliiiir jewelry rohher
iiM lire eliiiiiiinu the IiohI skill of
Keotlmid Yard uid lioldiiiv tho utten
tioll of tho Loudon hiihlio. Not for
miinv vonrs if indeed ever huvo tho
utithnrilicH been called upon to cope
with hiicIi ii wave. ul' criiau uh that
which hits sweiit tho metropolis siuco
tho bcifitmiiiir of the year.
, Tlm provuleneo of crime was first
called to tho attention of the author
ities when, the ncWHtmoers mode a
sciiKiitioii out of tho Midden death of
"Hillio" (Ciirlton. n fnvorito uelress.
who wiih found dead in her apartment
the uioriiiiiir nfler tho I'iiiiioiih Liliertv
hull Hoverul iiioiitliH'iiuo. It iluvolon
ed that hIio hud died from an over
iIoho of a druir, An invest ieu lion
Hhowed Hint the practice of drinc tuk
inu was inereiiHimr in the eitv mid
Hint "opium partioH" wore, not un
common. Next the eitv wiih Htarlled liv tho
urrertt of Lieutenant Colonel Norman
C. Kiitherford. of the urinv medicnl
corps, ehnrued with Miootim: to death
Major Miles C. Soton, ulno of the
medical corps, nt tho lioulo of tho
mnior's coiiHin, Hir Malcom Hetnn in
Holland Park. The hciiriinr of this
coho in potirt Iiiih not hoen concluded.
Murders of Ickh imiiortunce follow
ed, ciich linvinir koiiio miusuiil fea-i
tnro. The eitv was auain aroused a
few weeks nuo liv the mililihlied state
ment Hint Mujor II. E. Cliutiev of the
llovul Air force, hud tried to kill his
aired mother, nt 'J'nluurtli MtuiHimiH,
mid hud then killed himself. Mrs.
Chiuicv was severely wounded, lint
hopes are entertained for her recov
ery. Police invoHtiuufion threw no
liuht on tho t rated v so fur as tho
Diihliu was cosfcerned. Mn.ior Clinncv
wiih one of the best known officers
of the Hritinli uirl'orce. liavim; been
the inventor of the camera icun with
which cadets were trained in acriul
cunnerv.
Of robberies ihere have been mnnv.
Holdups have taken place in the West
End and in , the suburbs ut niuht,
whilo scores of houses and apart
ments have been robbed in tho most
clever manner.--
Jewclrv robberies : have perhaps
been tho most freouent crimes since
the epidemic sot in.' A number of
hiicli oluss'shoiw hnvo been entered in
diivliuhl by thieves who. on pretense
of bovine diamonds, huvo stolen jew
els to the value ot many thousands
of dollars. -.- ,
Many onuses nro flSRiened for the
FORM A CIVIC
t
The Women's Civic Welfare Coun
cil of Modford was formally organiz
ed Hnturduv afternoon at a meeting
held in thn auditorium of htu public
library. 'The council is inude up of
two rcL'iilarlv uppointed rcprcHeiitu
tives from ouidi of tho women's or
ganizations in the city. Its purpose
is to afford irreutcr opportunity for
co-operation and unity of action
ntnontr these organizations in mutters
of civic welfare which concern them
ull alike. ' I
Officers for the venr wero elected
as follows: President. Mrs. IJ.SA.
Price; vine president, Mrs. J. M. Mun
dv: Hccretarv. Mrs. (Iconic I.indlev.
The council hones to bo truly rep
TOHentutive nnd if, tliroticrli an over
sight, linv woniun's orciinizution in
Mcdford, whether it be reliuioiis, so
cial .or political. Iiiih not been asked
to send roprcsentiilives, the council
rediiexts Hint it will elect two mem
bers for Hint .work and report their
election to the president or secretary
of tho council. '
It is hoped Hint ull organizations
will take advnntucc of this opportu
nity mid that their united efforts mnv
aid materially in buildine the Brealcr
und better Modford.
.
Woman Cried With Pain
Thousands of women work today
while suffering from kidney or, blad
der nllmonta that can be relieved.
Mrs. Yj. Wa,vue, 2720 3rd St., Ocean
Park, Cat., wfUes: "I had to sit down
dur'ro; my housework. My bnck ach
ed so, also my hip pained me so 1
used to cry out, the pain was so
(treat. Now I am thankful to say
that Foley Kidney PIUb rid me of all
my pain." Backacbo, sore muscles,
stiff or swollen Joints, rheumatic
pains and Indications of kidney trou
ble Foley Kidney Pills are safe and
reliable. Thej- bring quick results.
For sale by Modford Pharmacy. ,
number and character of the crimes,
tho majoritv of them placine the re
sponsibility nt the doors of discharg
ed soldiers. Police officers from
some of the most important American
cities are in London scekintr interna
tional criminals who may have been
discharged from some of the armies.
French nnd Italian officers also are
sutd to be held, euch lookine for an
opportunity to assist in the eencral
roundup.
. Meantime the crimes continue.. '
Lots of old papers 10c the bundle
at this office. f ' tf
y
I
FIRST OF APRIL
This is uoiiiL' to be n liir automo
bile seuson in Medlord and vicinity
iudirinir from the sales of new cars
by local dcnlers, and the many sales
ponditn; and general inouiriex made
bv prospective buyers. Muny second
hund cars have also been disuosed of
bv the dealers, most of them eoinv to
people who never had a car before.
Amonir the sales of new curs made
bv Medford dealers since the first
of April are this following: ,
Mrs. Delia Uclair, Duick car; Con
Lcevcr of Central Point, 'a Mitchell
car: Hen Zumstein and W. B. Wilson,
Dodue touring cars; W. L. lycwis. a
Doilgo pnsKcngcr car: Normnn Mcr
rcll, a Voile ear, Mrs. Lcnu Nelson of
Ashland, a Franklin . car; Horace
Hromlev. Ken Gumett mid Hubbard
Bros., W. A. Strutton of Talent, and
Mrs. Kniiiui Gleuson of Centrut Point,
Chevrolet cars: Frank O. Stinson. W.
H. McOowen, William F. Wolgomott.
Krnest J. Onrrctt. D. Ii. Wood. Guv
Conner and N. J. Gurrett of Mcdford.
II. K. Owens of liogue River and 1).
S. Force and I). S. Single of Central
i'oint. Maxwell cars: Mrs. Delia Ack
lin of Ashland nnd Scott Wolff; Chal
mers cars; J. Y. Hale, a Hudson car;
C. M. Speck and California & Ore
gon Power company. Overland tour
ing cars; Huhbard Bros.. Overland
express cur: Don Hunvard. William
Lewis, II. P. Lewis, stale liighwav
commission (3). James Cumpliell (2).
James Owen, Cc;re J.u'.!i;v. La:I
Fri'ir comnnnv .1. C. Bneklev. flnv
Binhoo and W. P. W'ultermire. Ford
l'iiiriii. cilrs: Cn'iforn'n & Orcon
Power eompanv. Ford rondster. The
three touring enrs bought bv the state
highway commission are for use in
the highway work in this district. ,
SEND U.S. COMMISSION
- ; ... ri:
NEW YORK. April 8. The war
department plans to send a. mission
of ten of the country's leading educa
tors to Europe to combat the possible
rspread of Bolshevism In the army of
occupation and -to nse the. League of
Nations as an antidote for it, it was
learned here today. The new com
mission will be designated the Inter
national relations division of the
overseas education war work ot the
war department and Professor Ste
phen P. Duggan of thjB College of the
i City of New York, will head it".
SINCE
www
. Now milled
as before
THE WAR
The Pacific Coast Leads the World in the
Consumption of High Grade Flours u
With this important fact
in mind Fisher Flouring
Milk Cnmnanv cvriprln
comb the .entire wheat
producing territory of
the United States to ob
tain the highest quality
of Hard Wheat and Soft
Wheat from which
FISHER'S
BLEND FLOUR
?3 so v.n?fcn?;I;T reduced
fust as the American woman is supreme in refined taste
and culinary knowledge, so - "
x FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
is made to satisfy the particularity of her demands.
The ordinary mill cannot make a flour of FISHER'S
BLEND STANDARD.
"America's Finest Flouring fills'' are completely and
specially designed to produce this all-purpqse flour. .'
Manufactured by ;
FISHER FLOURING MILLS COMPANY
SEATTLE TACOMA
MT. VERNON . - BELLINGHAM
Overstocked on Fitall Cases
Indispcnsible for one in traveling or camping. We
will sell all we have pn hand for cost.
' Fresh from your own '
garden this Com
bination Salad!
Crisp lettuce,, juicy toma
toes, sweet peppers, onions,
radishes, peas, string beans
and all the other salad vege
tables! You can raise fine
ones in your own garden when .
you plant Morse s California
Seeds.
There's dependability m all of
; Morse's Seeds. They are pedi
greed, true-to-narae, full of life and
' (very important to you) acclimated '
to the Pacific Coast. That's why
they produce so satisfactorily.
Morse's Seeds are worth their
, cost and more. Sold by dealers
grocers, florists,, druggists, etc
; everywhere, i ,
C C MORSE & CO.
Smmdgrowmra for 46 year
San FrncicO California
Morse's Seeds
mimiifitiiiimimmimmiMiiiiii
Help Your
When odd-distressed, relieve the
indigestion vdth
Dissolve easily orj tongue as
pleasant to tr.be os candy. Keep
your stomach sweet, try Hi-molds
MADE BY GOTT ft CCWNB
..MAKERS OP SCOTT'S EMULSION
BRAND
FLOUR
c2$i,L
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fuu or vmnoti
Sprlna Is here and vou can satisfy
vour ambition bv nurchasina a lawn
mowing and aardenino tools of the
Poole Furniture Co.
We carry a bia line of furniture and
household necessities to supply the
Sonno wants.
Prescription
Chemicals
The reputation of the Drug- '
gist tlie satisfnctlon of ' the
Fhyslclah and the welfare of
the patient require that chom
icnls used In dispensing should
conform to the highest stand
ards for purity, .
.We use SQtUBB'a
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