Medford mail tribune., April 14, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

SfTCCTOTlT) MATT, TKTTSTJNT!, ' 1M iUDlTORT). OTUfflON' MONDAY; ? 'APRTL 14, 191!) .
LOYAL PEASANTS
1,400,
ETO
bcene t rom 1 he oetter Ule at
The Page Theatre April 22nd
ENJOY EASTER ON
WESTERN FRONT
.BE BEST
IN NORTH RUSSIA
EVER OFFERED
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WITH TIIJO AMICKICA'Nfl 6N
MOUTH MIB8IAN lmONT, Vol). 8,
(Corroapoudonco of tho Aaaocliitad
I'rorfii), in thin intiirimlliiniil army
liloh Ik (liihtlnii mimorlcully miuer.
lor llolahovlk forcoii lu north Huaalik
thiiro nro, mliiKlod with tho .linlf
(toxon or ao vnrlotloa of imirorma,
man who wor no uniform ut alt.
Thoy flKht, nil illil tho frunca-tlrotira
In tba Krunco-l'maalun wnr nnd Hie
Jlrat nilnuto innii of tho Amorlrnn
rovolutlnn, for tho protection of tlialr
flrnaldoa, ,
Thoy nro ponnint (m, bonrtlod or
boardlM. with nothlnn to dlatlimulah
thoin from tho thmiantida of othar
ponatiiiis living nro urnl thorn but
tholr giina ami cunrlclKo bolu. Tbqy
nro tho Irromilnr or "partlnun"
troops mill tho atintlinonls I hoy nro
hIiowIok nml flKhtliiK for In, tills wll
dornoau of mt nnd plno twin loom
up no pntrlollrnlly Vnt tho Kovorn-
moiit of northern Ituimln In lionlniilnn
to look upon thorn nil tho koymono on
which to build a Kuaalnn auto tlmt
will lie rrao from TloUhovlam. , ,
Tims nuaaunts Imvo known tho
ravnjioa of ItaUhevIk troona In tholr
vlllniitii. Thoy hnvo ion frlwids ex
ecuted for antl-tlolnbovlk nctlvltlon.
Thoy bull tho ulll'n as reaction, in
nearly every, attack tho ronulur
troopi mnka nuuliml tho enoiny one
find thuao armod partlmiiia.t crack
hots, koIiik nhoad of or Clung tho
flanks of tba Americana,- Iiylilnh,
French nnd trained, unlforniod Htia-
maim to ocout path or tnko a pot
hot ut tho enamy. ' .,
Tho point of vlow of theito nonannta
In thbt "The army him not yet boon
organ litttl; wo nro rohhvd and Ill-
treated by tho llalnhovlkl; llmrnforo
wo have to defmid ouriiolvoa." Tho
penaants lu the KholtmiKory dlatrtct,
along the Dwlna river, havo been
(Ightlng fan, four inontha. Mllltnry
Kuthnrlllo any thoy do tholr work on
cheerfully and efficiently nil regular
Noldlera. Tho Tted Ounrds are huln-
Iom agaltmt tho revolted population.
. Tho appenranro of pennants fight
ing voluntarily agnlnat ToUky's
.forces baa a dnmoralltlng effect upon
tho llolahavlkl an It dlaahuaoa tho
mind of aomo of thorn of tho theory
that thoy aro balng opposud only by
"Imporlallata."
Tho partlanna know that If thoy
aro eapturad thoy will ho ahot. Hot,
knowing tho foroat country oa city
dwollora know tholr own atreola, thoy
aro aoldnm captured. In acoutlng
they nro na ttrotoas aa wild animal
SPECIAL SERVICES AT
iT
Tho apeclal aorvlcea for Tatuilon
woek at tho Finn Mothodlat church
wore woll altondwl on Palm Sunday.
Thoy will oontlnuo all thru tho wenk
nt 8 p. in., with the ancramont of tho
lord's auppar on" Friday ovonlng.
Thoro waro a numhor of doclalona on
Sunday nnd many hnvo algnlflod
tholr Intontlon of uniting with tho
church on lCuator Sundny. -
Dr. Corloa la following tho eventa
In Chrlat'a Inat weok In their order
and tonight will apeak on "Tho Chnl
longo of Chrlat'a Authority." Thoae
who hoard him yoiitordny will want
to hoar nil hla dlacouraea. Ho ahow
od tho almilurlty of tho location of
Moil ford to Jcruaalom with tho moun
tain! round about. Ho . compnrod
Koxy Anno to Mt. Ollvot and mailo
tho royal entry of Chrlat Into Joruan
lom n type of Ufa ontry Into .Modford.
Ho Ih a word pnlntor and niukoa tho
aconca ronllatlo, '
PARIS, April U. Tho council of
four did not moot this morning. In
atond, Prosldont Wllaon had a long
conforonce with Pretnlor Orlando nnd
other ltnllnn lendara on tho Adrlntlo
problom, ono of tho Iimt vital ques
tions remaining to Jio discussed by
tho council. , i .
v Promler Orlnndo rocontly BUggOBt
od to tho pronldoiit tho advisability
of Informal oxoliunftoa ovor tho quosj
tlon of Flilmo nnd Italy's clulms In
tho eastorn Adriutto. v I'rosidont 'Wil
son, In onncurrlng with this sugges
tion, promised to glvo tho mattor.hln
porsonul (tudy.'r Tho conference' to
' dfiy probably wns tho outcomo of this
auggostton. . .;
To tlio Stnrklmltliirs of tho Itoguo
ltlvor I'Vult a I'roilnoo Aiwoolntlou
Notloo Is horoby glvon that the
regular mooting of tho dtoguo River
Fruit & Produce asadclntton for tho
eloctton of directors nnd tho trnnsncv
tlon of such luminous as mny properly
coma hoforo such' mooting, will bo
hold at our ofrlco, on iMaln Btreot,
Modford, Oregon, tho 13th day of
May, 101 D, at 2 o'clock p, m. "' """
UOOUIi) HIVIOR MIIU1T & PRODUCE
ASSOCIATION v,;;
. Ry It. C. Wiiflhluirii, Pros. .
(K II. Ooiin, Booratary. !
Bntod 'Moilfnnl, Orognn, APr" H
0I0, . . .
I'AHIH. April id. (Hv Mnll.i
When tho Iji'IIh of tint old cliiirnlum
in.. Krnncu nml ' oecuiiiod Oonnniiv
Hoiui'il Ilia uilvmit or Hunter. l.-IOO.OOO
Amvriniii iIoiiuIiIiiivh, wIki won't ho
nt liniiio to uliHorva it in tho old whv.
will hnvo thoir own humor, nervine
will) niiiiio of tlio Wiling idiureli
uii'ii of Aiuorii'A to iiHHlxt tlioin.
Kini'O tliev I'lin't i(u to tho homo
cliiirc'lii-'M, tho Young Miui'h C'hrix
tlnn AiKoi;iution Iiiih liroiiiflil tho
hitino cliiiri'li tu liioui. Franco' Hocma
full of iliHlinguiHlioil Amvrioun clor
gvinoii who i'oiihi from nlipont ovorv
pit rt of tho I'niU'd Ktiittm to Hixuik
to tho Im.VK on KiiKtur ilnv. And each
(trimmer mill" to thoir nmntier,
When Hunter morning cotiiod. in
ovorv (iron whoro Americim troopa
uro Htiitiutii'il, thi'HO oloruvmi'ii will
begin MH li a di' v of Hpculiiiig n uroh
iililv not one of thorn linn ovvr undur-
tiikon botoro.
Tho "Y" linlri will lio tlioir chiirohoa
nnd tlio til ri t forma whoro ovorvthing
from a miiislrol hIiow to n boxing
bout Iiiih boon Hinged nt nno timo or
iinollior. thoir imliutH. Tliev will in
toriinit the niOHHiigo of the first Knu
tor Dnv hiiu'o tho end of tlio fiitht
ing, to congregation! in khnki, while
nt homo congregation in Knitter ar
my will liohr nKHixt'intii nnd Rilimlici.
MAKE SAFE ESCAPE
WASHfXCTON. April 14. Every
American In Odetaa, membora of all
tho foreign mhtalona and about 200,-
000 Kuaalnn rafugcea got away aafe'
ly when tho city woe abunilonnd to
(he liolahevlkl, according to a total
ed dlapateh from Conalantlnople re
ceived today at the atolo department.
Many of tho Inhabltunta of the city
accomiianled tho allied ' party
which retired toward Akerman. The
American conanlata waa cloaed April
li and the exodua of ctvlllana contln
nod until April 8.
Spokane Woman
Gained 40 Pounds
Kktirlrnl Trontment nnd KverytlilnK
HIo KIUn to Hel Hor
. Tnnlno Hiwlorwt Jlir.
"There, that Is what I have boon
looking for tho past alx months now
for -my slater," auld Mrs. VI Legault,
who realdn at 221 tt Post 'street,
Spokana, Wash., pointing to tbo big
Tonlnc display In Murglttroyd's Drug
Store, rocontly. i
"My alator's health hns broken
down," Mrs. l.ognult continued, "and
I firmly bolluve Tanlac will fix hor
up aa It did mo throe ycara ago."
. "Uoforo I took It I waa aufforlng
from a complication ; of ailments
whleh hnd roaulted In norvoua pros
tration. -My troubles all startod from
a bad stomach and I was In a pit labia
condition. lCvorythtng I ato would-
anur crtimlng mo such awful palna In
tho pit of my stomach that I could
hardly aland It. My norvos were in
n bad ahupo, I was badly conetlpated
and even now I hate to think of tho
tnrrllilo hoadachos I had.. I alao auf
tored from wcaknoaa nnd pains In
my right sldo,- which was tho 'worst
kind, of torturo. Electrical troatmont
and everything olso waa tried on mo,
excopl an operation, which I refuaed
to aland for, but nothing did me any
good. I hnd always weighed around
ono .hundred nnd forty-eight pounds,
but my nufrorlng pullod mo down to
ono hundred nnd twolva, and I was
scarcoly njoro than a frame. I really
had no desire to Ilvo as . my. case
aoomod to bo hopeless, u .
"Woll, aomo wonderful things hnp
pon In tbla world, and my rocovory Is
ono of thorn. I picked up a papor
ono day In Dotrnlt, Michigan, whoro
I waa living at tho time, and road a
Tanlao tcUlinonlnl glvon by a lady
who lived but a short distance from
mo. nnd right then decided to 'try
Tanlac. Tho results.! obtntnod nro
nothing loss thnn romarkaulo. . My
appattto soon came back, my stomach
got so I could eat and digest my food
and every ono of my troubles grad
ually loft, nnd the first thing I knew
1 was. regaining my' lost weight and
strongth. Aftor using tlvo bnltlos of
Tanlao I found that I had gano up to
ono hundred and fifty-two pounds
ncaually gaining forty pounds mnk
Ing Bovornl pounds moro than I had
ovor wo'gliod boforo. And although
It has booh niinrly three years now
slhco Tnnloo rostorod me I hnvo
nevor boon bothorod with anyyif my
old troubles to this good day, and I
havo hold my weight, always wolgh
lng around one hundred nnd fifty
pounds. So you eon soo why I havo
boen so anxious to find Tanlno for
my Bister. I am going to lot hor
know right awny where sho can got
It. I am glad to give this Btatomont,
for tho bont way I know to pay tho
debt of gratitude I owo Tanlao Is to
toll othors how It has nindo Ilfo worth
living' for mo."
Tanlaa 1b sold In Modford by West
Sldo Pharmacy, in Oold Hill by M. D,
Bowers, In Control Point by Miss M.
A, Moo, In Ashland 'by J. J, McNatr,
In Eiglo Point by Von der Hollen,
L.:, ".f. I. "-V ',
I h ' 14 ' T1
f i u n - ? u it xx: I
"Tho Better Ole." a comcdv with
music, with Paul Oilmore in the prin
cipal rule, will b seen at tho Viisv
April 22.
Written bv Contain Bruco Buins
fntlier and Contain Arthur Kliot.
with music bv Herman Durewski nnd
l'ercivul KnighU the . plav in based
upon tho cartoons , published in
''KrngmcntH Pro niFrnnco." "Bcfoia
the appenranoo of the plnv tho public
was i'nmiliur, to a cortniu degree,
with tho three humorous characters.
Old Bill. Bert nnd Alf. who form its
nucleus, but to see thorn in tho flash,
is to know them intinmtclv. It is
claimed thnl never in the historv of
tho theater have nudionoes lunched
The sale starts next Monday. , Don't wait to be solicited, call at
headquarters in tho Commercial Club building and subscribe. ,
Medford
nnv heartier or boon moved greater
than during the 'performances of this
umniic plnv. - . ,
Mr. nnd Mm. Coburn. the nroduc
crn, have been, liulicioux in thoir se
lection of n cnpablo enst. In secur
ing. Mr, Oilmore to portray Old Bill
tliev accomplished a master stroke,
It is said to be ono of the best, things
thai aide actor has ever done nnd
promises to add to his ntreddv lung
list of udmircrs. Associated with Mr.
Oilmore in the roles of Bert and Alt'.
aro II. Ifuilford Alien and Howag-d
Sinclair, two clever Entrlish actors.
Old papers for building 'fires and
house cleaning, 10c bundle. -. .
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He would have subscribed to the Vi&ory
Liberty Loan because he was a real Amercan.
r He pradfeed what he preached
: Americanism. (
You might have disagreed with him at times but to
the whole world he stood for America. 1 .
Are you doing less? ,
You are unless you are willing to sacrifice unless
you take your share of the Victory Liberty Loan
Victory Loan
( This space generously donated by.
The Mail Tribune and Medford Sun.
PORTLAND. Ore., 'April 14. Es-
suvs bv the school children of Ore
gon on the subject ''Whv o Victory
Loan" should all be in the hands of
the committee on or before April ,10.
The eHHuys are being prepared 7bv
the children under the direction; of
the teachers in the grades and arc
transmitted through the school 'su
perintendents. The ten best essavs
from each county are entered in the
state wide competition. -;
' Although .the armistice was signed
November 11. the peak load of ex
penditures of the United' States gov
ernment was, carried after that date.
Expenditures for the six months to
the end of February was the heaviest
period.' This, is shown bv the follow
ing table: . '.
September l.!l.l,557.264.2a5
October i 'L4- 1.664.862.281
November .iJ...,. 1.935.249.309
December U'.;,.'.;, 2,000,975.834
January u 1.082.350.949
1.189.913.903
This (statement leads strongly; to
the conviction that the strongest rea
son why everv one should subscribe
to the limit for Victory loan bonds is
th real need of the government for
fnnds. In order to pav the accumu
lating costs the treasury department
baa been obliged to issne certtfi
cates of indebtedness in the amount
of C30S.0C0.CC0 n wock. These short
time mites are almost due and must
he-faWn tip with the funds realized
Iron- tbe sale of Victory bonds. - i.
As an . investment, the Victory
k.. ,1 .. . '
uui iub wvsf aiiracuve se
curity that has ever been offered
Short maturity tvill Drotedt the bonds
from market fluctuations that have
characterized some - classes of se
curity. In the opinion of financiers
Victory bonds will be regarded as es-
semialy aw cash asset. Exemption
from tax extends for the entire period
of five years. In other issues the
exemption :-has Deen for two years
Committee
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