Medford mail tribune., April 15, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

LUMBER PRICES
MEPFOTfrD MATT) TRTBTmTC, MTCPTOTlfl. OTWCION, MONDAY, 'APT.TTi 15,' 1019
1L' INCREASE
NEXT 5 YEARS
CmCACIO, April ir).(;imrlim,S.
Kulth of Kuiihiin Oitv, nroNiiluiit of
tlio Houtliurn l'iiio AnKoi'liition, mid
whW'lv known iin ii hIu IhIiiiI author
HV on Itiinliur, l(ili, tho JouiNliilivu
'6 linuloii iiivoNliuiilinK llio Mull
prii'KH of titiililimr timlcriulH tmliiv
Hint tho present prifiiH tit liniilnV lh
luwor thnn it will lie i iinv'tiino lii
J'lvo 'yrnrH. Ho wiid tlin iiirrcn'Hoil
cuxt of proitiii'liim, li-plion of mv
iiinturml in tlim mmnli-.v nm tlmimor.'
liloilH liifrciiHcil ilmiiiiiiil from Murium
10 rcihulM Ihu viiMt arcfiH (teviiNluUil
by wur urn mrtiiin In mviiti liiulior
prii'tm for lujiilii'V for ,t taint ftvo
!'lt!i Vi'llh wiM ''Uml' In' April.' 1017.
I tin nv'Krnuu mint of uriiiluoiint noutli.
a'ni piuo lunilmr won Hi.l8 n thou,
muiil I'wt. wliilti Iho ookI III Jnminrv.
.Will. Iiuil iiiitpiikc'iI to (fii.H.i, l,nt
Tit it ii it rv tho (Kiiiiiiioililv wiih until liv
llin iiinuiiliu-turorN at a iihm. tlm wi!a
IHWH Hiiiil, wlillii tho pn'Mi'iit prnl'it
wiih u triflo over 2 n t ioiinmihI feel,
Ho uri'Hi'iitt'il n survey of tlm cont of
nroiliii'tion lit llll Koullicru iiiiIIm wlm'li
ho Hiiid xhoiilil euro a profit of $1)
it tlioiiKiiiul fwt in onli'r to liriii-r it
fair return on lliu m;tuiil ounilal in
VVMlml. f ''- ,. .
J; "Alllioouli tho liiinlior inillH .in tlm
south arc imvini: llii'ir wurkini'ii mi
Ununllv hluli wuiroM oar exiii-rii-ni-p
Iiiih nIiowii that tlm Htiimli.pl 'of liv
ifitr hiiM not -iiHTouxi'il anil lalior In
Unioh Ihh C'ffii'ii'iit llian ormcrfv."
Hold Mr. Knitli. "It m-oiiVH lo lio a p
pillar (mil or human rmtirru that tlm'
luorn laoiiov ft man varan tho- Ivxti
yjork lui will in. That ralo, 1 liclii-viw
npplicH to all cIiiknvh of nii'n, nffirr
cvnplnviw. Niipt'rinti'udi'iilH and Inhor
erx nlika." ' . ,
J tTlmt in Tiilli.r i inifordinnlo
(Iriliii-tiipn (o draw," remarked Chair
lyiin John Dailuv. "Wo lutvp IWn
ijiid.T ili impn'Hninii that hiuhor
pittc-l to labor brouuht a hiithar oV.
uroit of I'fficiijnfiv.- Jn fai't 0110 of
llin liirui'M (.'hii'iino ciiiitrartom fluid
tjiiit had bran liin ojinorii'iiPO."
,. "I nm ilrawinir mv oonclainiiR
from nctiial ttxpi-rioru'o of Iho lum
ber mills tiitrirtl on fiuuri's I "ken from
llin hookx mid tberoforo there In no
' lliporv in what 1 ioiv," n-pltal Mr,
lveilh.
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THE
ALLOW EGYPTIANS
TOPRESENTCLAIWIS
CAlltO, Monday, April M,'-Ujrho
council of minimum today lmied a
prooliimnilon urliiK thu poinilullon
to ho 04 1 ii n lid nvklnp rfflolalH un:l
Htrlkvrii to minimi tholr work "now
Hint lCKVitliui'i I'.iivo buoii allowed to
prooo-vl llhr(l 'aiKt ' n.lnldtry !on-
Htltutod wlileh In uotnrinlnoil to do
voto'ltnoir ontlroly to tlio nervleo of
tho conilry,"
Tho iiroctainutlaii wiinm the, trlk-
om tliut UOonlerH mlKht lend to in
nrehy and urr.eii thein not to Incur
"thin terrlblo rniiuoiinllilllty." It !
Chiron tho Riiltun'H aim In forinlntc
tho now culiliint wan "to tnko tho flrot
utep toward conflilliiK tho mulnto'i
aneo of order and trnmiulllty to tho
IiiiikIh or KKyiitliui uulhorlly.','
, Tho roforonco In tho foroifoltiR lo
tho doparturo of ICto'plliinii uhroud
ovlilenlly refom to tlio rocont per
mlKHlon Klvon l.'MiulloniillHt Isadora
to proceed to ICur'opo., Tha ICKyptlnn
nntlonnllHU linvo- been denlrotm of
pronuntliiR their cimo to tho llrltlull
Kovornmvnt In London and It wni re
cently Mnnonnood In tho houno of
commoiin that a deputation of KtO'P
tlan mliiliitem would Hhorlly vlnlt
KiiKlnud, tho undurHtiindliiK being
nlno that olijoctlon hud boon waived
by tho IlrltlHh Kovoriiinout to tho In
eliinlnri in tho deputation of certain
ot tho iintloiinllut leudem.
FOR THE'BETTER OLE"
f 81'OKAKE. .April. IS. William II.
. Waltor of thin City may ho tho youn
geilL doldlor In tho United State. Ho
CiillnKxl at iho ago of U, ul Fort
'OaofRO WrlKht, nonr. Iioro, w.bivro Jc
roproiontod hlumolf to bo 20 yearn of
otto, Ho trained tor tho aviation ser
vice at Kort Sam Houaton, Texan. Mo
wo not 15 yearn old whon bp wn'
neiii to Krnneo, whorb bo wan trann
ferred to tho molonyclo corps, ami
had recently boon atlachod to tho fl"l
vhk.8 dopartmcnt. ' '-.
I A .brother, Arthur Wnltora, onllnt
ijd .when ho wan 17, itlvinp lila ago at)
9.tp get Into tho eorvlco;
SECRETARY OF WAR BARER
' ARRIVES IN PARIS
JJAKIS. April 15. Newtoo I). Itn
ke'r, Amerienn Hocrotarv of war. and
lliiuh Wnllaeo. , llo Now Anieriea
nniknNKailoK to. J'" ranee, . arrived flu
TftfiH thiH morninir Xroin Hrotd. Tho
ollior momhiirK of Hit parly who miil
ditriim America with Iho ocretarv
(llul.the nmhaHHiidor reniTieil hero
wltntliem. - '
On in nut of tho numorouH in-
nilirii'H lit tho I'rnjo enlieertiiliL' Kttatu
for tho oniratteineiit of "Tlio Better
He," on April i!2, arruimeuientH bavo
hit-it made lo reeeivo mail orders
now. To iivnjil delav when tho box
ol'fieo opeiiM on Saturday for the
lidvnnee neat Mule. patroliH imiv aimd
their orders, neeompanieil bv remit
laneo, bv mail at oneo and Neat nl
IoIiiiciiIm will bo mailo prior to the
opi'iiinif of tho box ol'fieo. Thin eom,
edv villi niiiHio bv Catdain ltruee
Ihiiniffntlior and Captaiti Arthur
Kliot -will afford the puhlie of tliw
rilv Hieir firit opiiorliinilv lo hoo in
human form the three hamoroux
eharaelvm. Old Hill. Ilirt ami Alf.
who have beeomo fauioiiK throut:h
Kairiotl'ather'H "l-'niKinent Kroin
h'lniK'e" mid by olher tneiiim. Ilow
ever miieh amiiHoniviit Ihev have been
ahlo to afford, to renllv know them it
in esNi'iitinl lo Kee (he plav and bear
6, IliH'K familiar "'rilo!" and hi
wiltieixnm on Alf. Iho "ntrike-ii-liu'ltt
kmt;," and llert. the "Don Jonah."
4 SAILORS INJURED IN
PA'aE THREW
The Outbursts of
Everett True
By CONDO
THAT 'XAkCS A ONO TsutJl wL
THAT
Fect-olA ANT 3iV? HIM'
'e "I
, ISM'T IT '
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SANT niKClOiV'.C'nlirt.. April 15.
r our of thu ten men who wore i mur
ed in Yesterday's explosion iibonr.1
tho niivv hiibmnriuo clniKler No. 20
that wiih moored nlnniTNido tho muni-
eipal dock are reported today in 'a
seriouir rondition. Thov nro Holm
Haium, h. l. llayrter, JokopIi Ciod
derdon nnd W. W. tv'onover.
Ail of tho injured men nro at the
nnvv hoHpitnl ii) Hulhoii I'nrk. Six
olhert) nro reported onlvKliuhtlv' in
jured nnil iraeticully 'Btiro of recov
ery, the hoxpital nnthoriticH do not
wpcok hopefully of tho four men who
nro injured moxt, hiiviiic only Hint all
of them hhd mtrvived up to u lute
hour thiR mornmir.-
V'.BI"
When our hot cup at M
e -evening 'meal en
tices you to ahbther y,
cup or rfiaybe two
no fear of sleepless-'
jris: "heedi deter you
if your drink is V ? i :-r
iiir
K- : -I
v.iu (-uv p.; j. ' ' ;vi ' i,
n VUIIV.111V ii w v ,
.ragejripl,. n offee
con
taining no cbffeeJ
Pure an of Whoesome.
I'bllTLAND. April tfi. lnco the
call came for 50,000 volunteers for
iicrvlr.o In tho United States army in
Kranco, thp Portland recruiting ot
tlco has accented '82 men for enlist-'
inent. Kltjht applicants oat of a to-!
tal of .40 were rolectod. Kino of
thoso taken wore discharged men.j
As the cull was Issued only on March
.10, the record hero Is considered sat
infsctory, enlisting officers said to-:
day. Portland was ahead of Seattle
and Ban Francisco In tho number of
ontlntmonts at Inst reports, they said.
With tho reopening of eight branch
rocrultlng stations In the Portland
district. Just announced. It Is expect
ed tho 'ralo of enlistments will double
or treble. All men now entering for
a tliroo-ycur ' term nro promised
spoedy passago to France and Gor-
many. From Portland, all- recruits
aro sent to Fort McDowell, San Fran.
Cisco. " ' . " ' ' '
' I t y...! I'll! I C '.C',i .i
BRITISH GOVERNMENT .
MODIFIES EMBARGO
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WAS1IINGTOX. April 15. The
rtritish irovernment bus modified its
embargo, neeordint: to offieinl dii
jmtehes todnv bv issuini: aeneral li
eeiiKO pcrmiltinir iiuiiortnliun of
leather wmi, iiieliuliinr upper
leather pieeeM. and solo leather, eon
per ores, dvex. volored and printed
eotlon uooiIm and ore 'eontniiiiiu;
Bold. ' -
ROGUE RIVER SCHOOL NOTES t
Lucy Slno Carlo was ill last week,
and her absence makes a hole in our
ranks in more ways than one.
Our tuba. Miss Mary Reader, is
on tho sick list, : mid we fniss her nt
rehearsals. ' '.
Supen-isor Jforris nt tended band
rohearsal Thursday liiuht. lie seems
much interested in tho iirojiress of
our band, , , . ;, , '
A trtivolinir salosman spent a pleas
ant half hour with tho band Friday
morninir, Ho is n fine eornotist. Mu
sicians nro nlwavs welcome.
Supt. Auor visited tho schools last
week nnd. inndo- some educational
tests in tlio different (Trades. . Ho mot
tho assembly nnd novo them an in
structive niid intorostins Wesson, u
. Doloio Hnrklini't tqpk ft dny off lost
week. ' '.
Community Parent Tenolidra' , ns
sooiiition will 'hold thoir nicotine; in
nssomblv hall noxt Fridnv ovonitu;,
April 18. 1010. nnd nil friends nrei
invited to ii sooiai and .inslrtictjvo;
uieoinir. " .
Tlio liall doeomtions for tho sol
diers' roeoptjon Wero inndo bv Miss
Alveo Owen nnd Itornieo Qnilbraith.
Thoir artistic' work added - much to
;tho pleusuro of tho ovonlni.
i nero aro jorry nuines on .iao nou-:
or roll nnd service l'lasr of tho Ilocftio
Hivcr schools. .
Mrs. MoVein is to bo concfrntulutcdi
for hor nvtistio nrrmnrimient of the
costumes of. tho cirls. ylio sorvqd nt
tho liunnuet. if the boys, Who wont
over, hud hud ft olenr vision of ,the
prottv pinttiro presonted bv our eirls
(in April 'lib, thov would not have
wasted much nffeutiou on tho Fronoh
uttdeuioiBollos, .
HOOD niVER, Oro., Vprll .IS.-jr
Circuit Judge ITred if,'. .Wllspn'yesler.
day gave a deolsionlavqrljig County
Assessor Wlckham In hla suit against
thp cpunty-on a cjaiin'ot bicjt .sajary
amounting to' about $1000. -Since
1915. ,tho ,county assessor,., ,,she,fiff,
clerk .and lt)dge have been paid . sal
aries In accordance with p blil adopt
ed by t)ie clep tors In. 19 If. Xhls.blll
reduced all aalarlcsss allpwed .by a
leglslatlyo bill passed In 1913. Mr.
Wlckham, claiming that .the Inula.
live bill was Inoperative . because
counties bad no right to adopt such
legislation, demanded and .won the
full amount qf ,the salary in accpr-
unucp witn.ino loKiafUitve iiii. ,Bck
salaries ot all county .officials under
this decision will reach $5000.
Soldiers, Sailors And Marines
You are hereby notified that the
Woodmen of the World will admit
discharged soldiers, snllorsand mar
ines (Including thosoJn the air ser
vice) to membership without Initia
tion fco, and tho Head Camp will pay
ptedlcal and certificate fees. The
insurance rates are . low and a bjg
reserve to back them up. You should
Investigate this offer, it Is worth
something to you.
W. B. JACKSON, Clerk.
' Camp No. 90. W. O. W.
U.S.ARMYOFFICERS
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BY
,COM)0NE, flunday, April ) 2 ,(By
Associated Press.) . Oaneral Joseph
T. .plckman, commander of the Third
tlnltod Stules army,, was today made
Knight Comman,dor of the Order of
the .Batn'by General Sir Herbert Plu
raer, commander of the British army
of 'occupation on behalf of King
Qeorge. Mrs, Dlckman Is now In Co
logne and will visit England. In that
country she will be known as Lady
Dlckman, an honor bestowed on but
few American women.
. The following general officers of
the American army. were. made knight
commanders of the Order of St. Mich
ael and St, George:' r
Brigadier General George Bell, Jr.;
commanding the Thirty-third divis
ion; Major General William Lpsslter,
chief artillery officer of the Third
army; Brigadier General John L.
Hlnen, commander of the Third Army
corps and Brigadier General Charles
H. Mulr, commander of the 28th di
vision. '.'.''' .
The following were made comman
ders of the Order of the Bath:
Brigadier General Malin Craig,
chior of staff of the Third Army OAd
Brigadier General Harry A. Smith In
charge of civil affairs In the Amer
ican occupied zone.
, Colonel John Montgomery, assis
tant chief of staff for General Dlck
man; Colonel David H. Blddle, llason
officer of the Third Army with the
Brltlsn; Colonel William P. Woolen,
chief engineer of the Third Army and
Colonel Horace Btebblna,. assistant
chief of staff of the Third Army corps
were made commanders of the Order
of St. 'Michael and fit. George.
Tho Distinguished Order was con
ferred on Colonel S. iP. Williams, as
sistant cniet oi stair oi General dick.
man. ! '- "
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with Sc and mall It to
Foley & Co., 2835. Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, 111.,' writing your name and
address clearly. You will receive in
return a trial package - 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 ailments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets,- a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, -biliousness, ., headache,
and sluggish bowels. For sale by
Medford Pharmacy.
Full line
Easter
Candies
for the
Kiddies
Southern Oregon's .
Jjeading Confectionery
Vulcanizing
All ' onr work' attiotly guaranteed to
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Phon 434-J : :1 "
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You'll Bud Sloan's Liniment
- softens the severe
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'Put It oa' freely. DonVroJ i Ini
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U-' a:ir" I" :l
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You will plant
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Mile ture ot their quality ud
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Well iho dtliahdul 99
noreltiet.' '
UON S TAIL Long.' ilodcr
j W. ?9WW. jiae to
cage a garden.
Chinese WooLFLqiyER
,Uamenie llobe-tKaped acatleU
; crimaoa. jLailmdclioiielT wkea
' .Clrt. '-' "'. .-
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Spencer Sweet Peas,
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.gated mote new rarieliei of
Hwoet pest than say. other
.Amencan leediman. - -
RemoiJit Mone'i California
Klmm Sank an i mie-to-num mi ,c.
chm.wd tolh. , Wrt. 'Sead lod.r lot
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our 1I9 Gaiden Guido-h'.n,
rj ttjk, ,r a-lrttt nm .'
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As Old A as his Arteries
The doctor can't help it. , :-'
He knows that the mart has hard arteries, high blood
pressure, and beginning kidney and heart disease, due to
long neglected chronic constipation. '
It isn't the other man's fault directly. He's only 45 but
he never realized that his constipation was a senous thing. :
He never knew how to treat it He has taken bushels of
pills, gallons of castor oil, mineral waters and salts, which
have battered and tortured his alimentary canal from one 1
',endto,the other; and he wonders why his health keeps -getting
worse. He doesn't know th?t his food waste has '
poisoned him, and has bred disease that is going to "get
him' before his time. ' ' 1
Nujol is for just such a man for every person whose
-bowels do not move easily and thoroughly at regular
intervals especially for those in advancing years whose
body machinery will not stanjd rough treatment. - . ; .
Nujol softens theaccumulated food waste in the large intes
tine, and moves it gently out of he system, carrying those
poisons with it, which, if allowed to remain, cause over
90 of human illness. Nujol suppUesthelubrication that
Nature can't supply as age begins to make itself felt . r
This man might have known in im but Nujol is new
the accepted modern treatrqent for constipation.
You can avoid such a misfortune as his. Get a bottle of
Nujol from your druggist today and send for free-booklet.
"Thirty Feetof Danger.' expressing clearly the soundest
medical authority on constipation, and self-poisoning.
' rrr ' '
. I v 7VVI1VI (f Nujol is aold only in sealed '.
- If Ul Ming, bottle, bearing the Nujol' ' '
- z .. Trada Mark. At all druggiats. Inaut on NtqoJ. ' :"
You may jitfir from subatuutea. .
Nujol Laboratories
STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEY) ,
50 Broadway, New York ' .
Nujol Laboratories, Standard Oil Co. (New JeneyV 50 Broad
way. New. York. Please send me free booklet "Thirty Feet of Denser"
conaopauon and auto-iatoxicanon in aduka. .
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Addres...
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7 Clockwork" 1
Mr. Automobile Buyer
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Consumption pf
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Let your next sack of flour be VILMO
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