Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 08, 1919, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textp a he Form WEWORTF-MATT; TRTBTJNI1V MTSnFOTtP, OREOON, TUESDAY, APRIL 8, 1010 . J.J...J.1JLH-U! ilU JlEDFORD MAIL ihibune A W 1VTMrt)L'Wtll.Vn VtlWOD Titrn PUBMHIUOD KVKIIY AKTKUNOOi HXCKIT HUNDAT BY THIS MKDKOnD PKINTINO CO. ' Office. Mall Tribune Building. SS-S7-H norm iir etroeu .fnono 7. - A connoHdntion of th Democratic Tim am Th Mm fnrd Mall. Tha Mndford Tribune, the Southern Gregonlfca, The Aehtand Tribune. The Metlford Sunday Sun t furnished ubRcrJbera desiring sovitday daily Dewapaper. ROBERT ltUBE,, Editor, S. R SMITH, Manager. . . BUBSOHEPTIOW TBRJMl BY M All- IN ADVANCE: Pally, with Sunday Sun year 16.00 Dally, with Sunday Sun- month... .65 ' Dally, without Sunday Sun. year- 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .AO . Weekly Mall Tribune, on y"r 1.K0 Sundny Run. one year 1,50 BY CAURIKH In Medford, Ashland. Jacksonville, central Point, hoemx: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year.-.7.S0 - Daily, with Sunday Sun, months .65 Daily, without Sunday Sun, year., .00 Daily, without Sunday Sun, month .60 FORGET THE PORTLAND BUGABOO. Official paper of the City of Medford. Uiiicini paper or jacKson count y. Entered as cond-clnss matter at lnetlford, Oregon, under the act of March 9, xotv. worn Aallv tTsran etrenlatlon for six months ending' Deo. 31, I918....3,04a MEMBER OF TITO ASSOCIATED PRESS, Pult Iieased "Wire Service. The Asso ciated Prvsa is exclusively entitled to the use ior republication or an news dispatches credited to it or not other wise credited in this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights 01 republication 01 special cuspatcnea nercin are aiso reservea. 10 $10 A QUART t LAREDO. Texas. April 8. Wheth er Mexican cities along rtie border ! will become oases for. "international drinkers" when America adopts pro hibition in July has not been deter mined, despite some leanings in this direction. - ' .- ' '. v A movement recently was started . to have passport restrictions remov - ed, throw open the, international : bridge and run week-end excursion . trains into Mexico. It was proposed to establish .big gambling houses. cockpits.. bull-rings and pretentious - drinking emporium's. American bus iness men vigorously protested on the ground that the trains passing thru American towns would bring only a reputation for, lawlessness. : Medical authorities predict that unrestricted border traffic would have a serious affect on- the army's campaign against disease. AH- suspicious visitors from Mex- lco are searched by customs officers for contraband liquor. As a result . of this strict supervision, mezcal, a highly Intoxicating Mexican drink that formerly sold for 50' cents a quart, now brings $10 a quart here when obtainable from illegal dealers. ADMIRAL CAMPERTON SAILS i . INTO NEW YORK BAY NEW YORK, April 8. Admiral William B. Camperton;. commander-, in-chief of the Pacific fleet, nrrived today aboard the United tSntes cruiser Pittsbure. his . flagship, to join the vaneuard of the' Victorv fleet of American naval vessels assembling here for a two weeks' Visit, April 15 to May 1. Captain Washburn Beats Britisher. LOXDONi, April' 6. Captain Wat son M. Washburn of the American nrm v won his match w in the first -round of the covered 'courts tennis championship at the Queen's club to day. He defeated' Lieutenant H. J. Gilbert bv 3-6V 3-0. 6-0. 8-2. (1-3: Daily Health Talks What Jot;tor Pierce Has Pone;U . ij For Humanity! ;. r v . ; BY DR. CR1PPS. - It has always seemed to me that Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo,. N, Y.,, should be placed near the top when a list of America's great benefactors Is writ ten. He' studied and conquered hu man diseases', to; a degree that few realize. " Whenever he found a rem- edy that overcame disease, he at once announced' it. in the newspapers and told where it could foe bought at a : small price. He did not follow the usual custom of lieeping the ingre- . dlents secret; so that the rich" only could afford to buy the medicine, but openly printed the name of. each roof and herb ho used. And so today the names of Dr. Pierce and his med ic! nea are widely known, and .they Btnnd for better health and tietter citizenship. '-:'. One "of this great physician's most successful remedies is known as Doc tor IPierce's Pleasant Pellets. These are . little, sugar-coated pills, com posed of 'Mayapplo, leaves of aloe, root' of Jalap things ? that nature grows in the ground. . These Pollets are safe becauso they move the bow . ols 'gently, leaving no. bad' - after effects, as so many pills do. Very often they make a peraon tyho" takes them feel like a new man or woman, for they cleanse the intestines of hard, decayed and polBonous matter that accumulates when one Is costive If you are constipated, by all means ko to your druggist and got some of Dr. Ploree's Pleasant Pellets. They mnv 1 nnno tfl I.a tiia Imfir tht.tc. imllK system requires to .make you well and happy. , . -.' Adv., HP HERE is ample authority foiShiliitiga fri"iiitlty smrit rowaru xnx sinner mat roiU'utorii. juost or us regard -Portland as a sinner of Jong standing, Mi for some time past, assurances have eotuo. from the noi-th that' the metropolis haS ropeudotl' of hor ways, and pledged her self to a new and : I'iditeous policy of good1 will and friendly cooperation toward the rest 08 the- statej par ticularly Southoru Oreeon. '- v : ' Now conies some concrete evidence of this change of heart, lhe JNational liditorial; association planned a trip to the const in August but was 'routed to arrive and return over the northern route. . A trip to Crater Lake was suggested but the expense of suclv a side trip stood in the way. Portland was appealed to and Syithout sug gesting the assistance of Southern Oregon pledged $l),0tk) 111 cold casii to provide a special tram to Medford and return. . ' ':" We have never been backward in advertising the sins of Portland, now its only eonunon decency to give equal jjuunuiiy ui m'r vu iues. aiiis investment or spo.uuu, is un questionably an investment for Medford and Southern Oregon. It means financing tha largest and most import ant campaign or oenericent propaganda Jackson county has ever enjoyed. It means bringing 300 leading' news paper men or tnc country to Medrord, and thus informing at least a million -people of the wonders of the Rogue River valley and the glories of our greatest tourist asset, Crater Lake. This publicity, moreover will extend where it is 'most needed, in the heart of the densely populated districts of the east and middle west. " "...:.'.'.''.;.'. i .- '," !'';' : .'S'-':.'V;V.:k'S .1.; ; I'-a'.,:-. Lets give the Devil his due. Instead of reverting to suspicions and time honored grievances, let'sforget the past, start with a clean slate and take this splendid testi monial of the new Portland spirit in the spirit in Which it is given, ready to return it in kind, whenever oppor tunity offers. .::. , '..;;-; ;Vp';:-' No possible good can come to-iledford, Portlaind or the rest of the state, by encouraging antagonisms, distort ing motives, or nursing perhaps needless assumptions of hostility and 11 will. "What benefits one portion of the state, benefits all, and while we may believe we have al ways accepted this view, it is scarcely generous to assume that all the errors have been on one side, 1 and' Uone on the other. v '- - ; -v'5- Here's a splendid oppoi-timitjr to start a new era of good will and friendly feeling, within 'the commontvealth: Portland has done her part, now it is up to iis to do ours. Lets burv our Grievances at least. nntiJ tlinvo ic mm nm find undeniable evidence of their justification. . A" Brooklyn doctor claims to have isolated the kick iri whiskey, encasing same in. a pill. Now.with another pill for that dark brown taste everything will be salubrious. ;" .' ',,.:::'r" " By all means invite the S. P. to make a park of their right of way through the cit The- invitation has not been extended for several yeai's. ; . i . The rumor that a coolness has grown up between Lloyd George and President Wilson is indirectly substantiated by the latest dispatches. V'----- y.; .. - " ' l,:-.,,CKv:l :; Liberty gardens are now Victory gardens, but it ap parently takes as much elbow; grease to keep the weeds out of one, as the other. .-. : ' ;. . , A certain change in local newspapers we understand has met with great disfavor among the steelhead iri Rogue River. : ; : Tlie largest wheat crop on record is good news, for everj-one but Uncle Sam's treasurer, who will have to pay for it. . : In a few days now the League of Nations will gracc fully retire before the National League. - ' . . : 'i. COMPANY EMBEZZLER ( PORTLAND, April . S.t-tA, warrant was issued late yesterday for the ar rest of Thomas P'. Magnire, a clerk of the Portland Railway Light and Power company, on a charge of envf bezzjement. Magulre was in charge of Collections' In one of the company's offices last Saturday, and was the last man In the office at night, it was said by C. N. Hugglns, treasurer of the' company.. When the safe-was opened yesterday following Maguire's failure to report for work; it. 'was found that over $2500 was missing.. Search by the police failed to disclose Magulre's present whereabouts. - Cut Tills Out ti Ts Worth Money DON'T MISS' THIS; Cut out this slip; enclose with 5c and mail- it to Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave;, Chicago, 111., writing your name and address clearly. You will receive in return a trial paokago containing Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for coughs, colds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills for pain in sides and back; rheumatism, backache, kidney and bladder aliments; and Foley Ca- thartlo Tablets, a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing cathartic; for constipation, "biliousness, hcadacha, and Blugglsh bowels. For Bale by Medford Pharmacy. ' , GEORGIA PEACH CROP BY ' . MACOKijiGa., April 8. The Geor gia' early peach crop was seriously uamagea Dy tne cold weather of a week ago, according to reports re ceived here, today from. Fo't Valley, Byron and Marshallville, the centers of the peach belt. Orchar lists report- that tha fruit altho apparently -on In. jured on the outside, is decaying nu the irttrio-., The lau peucnus' are not bmievM ,to r:ave been '.:ii A StanHar H i . - ' ' Test for The third of a. series of three statements ; War needs made proniinisht the question of a standard test for gasoline. On July , 31st, 1918, President Wilson ordered a committee appointed under the United States Fuel Administration to establish' specifications and standards of test for gasr oline supplied to the Government.' This committee consisted of the United States Fuel Administration and representatives of th War and Navy Departments,, the United, States Shipping Board, the Director General of Railroads, the Bureau of Mines, and the Bureau of Standards. Standards were adopted for aviation gasoline ' (export, fighting and domestic) and for general motor use on land and sea.' , ' 'i ' The Gravity Test Discarded i ' The Government's Committee on Standardi sation of Petroleum Specifications stated in its "report : "It will be noted that there are no grav ity limitations in the specifications for aviation gasoline,- nor in the specifications for motor " gasoline which are given' later, for it has been, . found that gravity is of little or no value in de termining the quality of gasoline." The stand ards adopted by the United States Government are based on boiling points. ?. Boiling Points the Real Test " Gasoline is known to the refiner as one mem ber of the petroleum family. He. distinguishes teach member of the family, not by gravity, but Dy bomng points : Oravtty is a fleeting stand ard of test, but boiling points are .unchanging irr their value and always determine tnc quality of the product. Knowing them the refiner can . krtp his product uniform and reliable. ' "N storage by evaporation would be great.' , There must be juBt enough low boiling points' to va porize freely and give easy starting. The higher boiling points are necessary for quick accelera tion, high power and long mileage. As combustion starts with the lowest boiling points and flashes on through the gas, the con tinuous chain of boiling points from the low to the high Is necessary for instantaneous, full-powered combustion. Only a straight-distilled, all-refinery gasoline can have the contin uous, uniform chain of boiling points. ' The United States Government 'S?! Standard Soccifxcations "for Gasoline ' iji'.What Is a Boiling Point? 1 1 'X A boiling point is the temperature at which' s ' a liquid will begin to boil or vaporize.. " ' Y. In distilling a given quantity of gasoline the ,'tefiner. ascertains at what point each . 10 per . cent will boil, until the entire quantity is evap orated or distilled... In this way he determines iswhat is known-as the initial boiling point, as i' , well as all intervening boiling points in- the chain, up to the maximum, high boiling point. Boiling Points Tell the Story Boiliner points determine the vaporizing and ' ' combustive qualities of gasoline. They decide the action of the' gas developed from gasoline. They arc the pnly true measure of gasoline- ..value... ... - ; .- .. . An ideal gasoline has boiling points in a con tinuous, uniform chain. There must not be too .many low. boiling points, otherwise the loss in The United States Government Standard specifications for gasoline are based oh boiling points not gravity. Drafted as they were by imnartlal Government eimerta. thv cm crnnr !a ' ally considered, in the light of conditions today, , as the most, practical standard for gasoline. " ) They insure an efficient and satisfactory gaso : line and at the same time. have due regard for tne best utilization of our petroleum resources, . and the maintenance of reasonable prices to the consumer.. ' s . , Red Crom Gasoline Conforms to United States Government Standard All Red Crown gasoline now being supplied - in the Pacific Coast States is refined to con form to the United States Government Stand ard specifications. It is straight-distilled, all-, refinery gasoline having the full, uniform chain f of boiling points necessary for full-powered; dependable gasoline: Low boiling points for easy starting,, medium boiling points for quick, , Btnooth acceleration, and high boiling points for power and mileage, ; . ..... ' ' "M STANDARD OIL COMPANY V, i r k '1.- V ' . ' 'v.,, ,V Removal Notice Tho Union Barns have been mo'ved from South 'Riverside to 111 North Fir; the Dr. Helms tand. ; Wto will have an up-to-date Hvery, feed and sale stable. Also storage. - ' ' , ' 14 . '' ' UNION BAR.XS. ' Doing His Duty "For two years I suffered agoniz ing pains In my stomach, belching up sour ana bitter fluids and gas. Tongue always coated. Doctors were unable to help me. The flret dose of Mlayr's Wonderful Remedy made me leeli 100 per cent better, and I am now feeling better than at any: time ui my lire.- i deem it my duty to advise other sufferers." It Is a slnv pie,, narmiess preparation that re moves the catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal tract and allays tho lnflam. niution which 'causes practically all stomach, livor anoV Intestinal' ail meats, Including 'appendioltls. One dbsa will convince or money refund ed. , For sale by druggists every where. ' . . Adv. ; I JOHN A. PEEL , ' Undertaker : ' . Phono M. 47 and 4732 Automobile Hearse. Service . . Tdidy Assistant fia SOUTH BARTLKTT uti Ambulknce Aervlce. . Coroner Crops and Livestock FARMERS find the rirstj National Bunk bent upon promoting production; '.-.If -bur moral persuasion isn't sufficient to meet the need why when condijiontf arc practi cal we sometimes sfipply that which-is f financial too.' v ',, . '-.; .f Come in and tell us Iilans and troubles. about' your" ' ;. ' Capital $100,000. , . :;:.:; '. .' FIrst National Bank :. Medford Oregon - LIBERTY TAXI With new Dodgo car. Stationed at 10 N. Front St. Hole & Lyon, Props. Flione J Vi.l All our work uirivUy RinirtwitMd U ' Phono MEDF0RDT VULCANIZINQ WORK8v . : : i i r m r., FLO UR POPUOVR lUYidently someone know whero 'obd Flovw-iS'MadCi. as the Rogue Valley Milling Company was. burglar ized Tuesday night and some VILMO' T?13vlv stolen. We-advice you to buy your 'a from youi locargtocoi'. "' . -' ,'' ' '''' ?''.'. '"' p "'''' ' Rogue TaUey:;M . ,. 'Medford, Oregoh 'tl s.r 'S'r. '"