MTCTTPOTIT) MATTi TTITBTTNT1, MEDFOTtT). OR'TCPON', WEPNTODAY, APRTL 1010
1
91SI DIVISION 1ST
DISTINGUISHED BYi
ITS WAR RECORD
VNBW.YOIUC Ai.ril lll.-rivo 1U1
Mi tlio (fist Voir llici (!iiiir(iHKi(iiiiil
i4l')l of liuimr. mill lfil) officer mid
toeit I ho iliHlilik'iiiMli.Ml service erosifi
30l; tho' Kronen crnix tie ituorrov mid
IQU'tho Hnlu'iicn war cross, 't'lio irlst
Souk iih tmiihicH urtillerv, iiicluilinir
illtl benvy nieces mill OHO uiiicliiittt
limi. " . ; ', '
; Cniniwnv I, of llto jlUllli cnitiniiw
returned with 31 of it mcinliitrH ilnoo
Mttvil unil promt of lliu exploit, pot
('untiiin John Utvoll. Knit Lku !ltv.
Svliu Midi l'j nicii ciinliiroil n town
Itftiir, Iioumo lb boiiNu fiulitiinf for two
days. Kve'rv American li vot), tlirotntli
ll mill niinu wiih MuriintHlv wiiiiniluil.
Captain I.uvcll mlil liin mi'ii caiitiirml
85 HunH ntiil overv ilouulilmv roeeiv.
nl the tlislimiiiisbcil service cross;
v Companions of l'rivnto J. II. I,n
ruc. Knnln Cliira, Cnlil',, tolil of this
mililicr's noliioveiiiont ilostrovinir a
Merman nirplnna wit ti n machine mm
Vii the scut of un uutiuniliilii lu'whiitu
Liinie. ns a chauffeur, wu driving n
colonel nml u inniur who wero wit
nesmng a bnltlo between 10U nllii'il
uiiii enemy miicliinc. A linn ulnflij
MWooihiiI tmviinl fliu' motor -cat mid
Uiruu brought it Id earth nml the
two (Ionium occupants were captur
ed. liTho OlHt'it "fiitliting parson", mine'
home. ll Ih ('tmliiiii ('linrlvs-A. Hex
rond. pastor 'of a Methodist Knisco
piit'ehiireli in Iluttc. Monl., nml lie
lirouulit Willi "him -tlw distinguished
servti'' cross, the llclulnn, croix lv
guerru ami other honors, including n
promotion won in action at a lime
whim bo wiih engaged in the danger
ous task of making- records of
American dead on the battlefield. A
sniimr tried to kill the 'f iiilit iutr par
son.'' whii wiih two private dispose
fil of tho sniper located in n tree
nml then discovered n Ocmiiin ''I'ill
box."
! l'rivntos JlavLd 0. Ware." Snnln
Ann, Calif., ami M. K. Croslev, Snt
t If), .were decorated for carrying ines
sagos throuiih enemy patrol Willie
tho two wiero on motorcycles, nix
Oemmim bcinif killed. -
' Chiitnin llerliirt (loovvr, n Ciilifor
nin InwYor.' iiiilce nilvopnto op the
Oliit. aniil tlio (livixioii hiul onlv four
i'Ukom of rourlM inartinl.
Scene From ''The ;
- Better Ole"
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S . Thcntor iroom of tins oilv will lie
illlluri'Mtoil in the coiuiiiK cimnuumi'iit
Of "The Hotter Olo," tlio comcdv with
himAiC whii'h ,'will bo-Men ntvtlie
Tmfo Airi 22.
V- Thin i)Inv Huenis to. liuvo tmnslit tlio
fnnov of tho f)nlilio of thin conflh'v
an it diil 'in Kmrland when it wiih
produced 18 months mto. Tho laimh
Iirlivokinir oiinlitieH of C'milnin Uruco
iHairnHfiitlior'K'threo nnmkotoer. Old
Hill, Bart and Alf, linvo si ruck tho
kbv noto of i)opitlnritv.; ' 1'rosontod
by Mr. and Mrs. Coburn, who iilwavu
'trovidn tho host in dtniro entertiiin
Hiont, this' production 1h Raid to ns
ccnil tbo tieicr1it!)vof Dorfocjion and
' iU an ndded ntbiovcmenl. at those
Mholar of HtnKO'eraft,- Am Old Jliir.
Vn Oilmoro h claimed to u'ivc'oile
.'&t tho most clovor "(hiwiiulor deliu
jpatioiiR of bin lonir mid snptioHHful 'tih
'yder. Ho oiiuhoh tUo-torlinor ounli
'4ie, that, undorlio' tho Uniiiior ,ot Wio
joiltchly-liown "old wnlriiH"-.to; stand
pitwitli a vividness that 'is as idenl
itftlp as it is inNpirimr. II. Radford'
Allen' will bo 'mo', o,s Bert and. 1IP.
a'o'o) Sinolair as Alt. .iftP
t KES PEAK TOO MUCH '-.
FOR BATTUE TANK
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'" 'GOLORADO SI'inNOR, Col., April
tfl. Tho attempt to snend : l'iko'n
iponk in a liattlo tank was nhandnnod
,tiiday. Tho lank hroko down Into
.Vostordnv at 11,200 foet.-imd owinir
lb .tho difl'imdtv o.f repiiiriiior(.it Hit
Jfint point tbo.nftempt to reach tho
J0 W,,H g'vP" '' '"' .' -i
SAN FRANCISCO SUFFRAGETTE
DEPORTED FROM ENGLAND
f ;l 'ii nt. ,,i.' h '
''"'T.ONDON. Anvil ifl.i-Ttte ilcporln-
Hon froiti the United kingdom of
Miss Ijillinn Suolt Trov ot Han Tlvm
"oisco, an Amorienn Biil'I'raKotto, Ih
Announced. Miss Trov wis afriend
(ll'dliiron LowiH Von 1 torsi, formorlv
tit nn FriiiiDisco who' Wnsiitornod
hv tho ftri(isl qoveriuucnt iji Anuust.
TO
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HAN FUANCIHC'O. April 10.
Murlicd'liv tbo siiiuiiiu of hiiiius Hint
sho luvml in lilu mid iiUcndcd hv
hiiiidroils of Htiideiits and fnoultv
membors of tho Univvrsilvof Call
oriiiii in can mid uowii and a distin
Ituished iinthiininir of piiblin officials
mid lavineii, tho hiidv of Mrs. I'boobe
Appoi'son llenrst. philiinlhropiHt and
mother of William Randolph Hearst.
I li publisher, was homo Id its final
rimlinu place hero Imliiv.
Kerviecs were held at tbo Hearst
homo at l'limminloii. where Mrs.
Hearst died Kiiiidnv ami nt draco cu
thi'dral in San I'rniicico.
Kvorv lift ivit v direeted bv Mrs.
Hearst tlirniiL'boiit the country was
to bo biisbi'd for five minutes and all
public, activities in tho bnv rcL'ion
were virtually to HtiNpend diiriuir tho
pnitrrcHH of tho funeral,
Mvsniiucs of .condolence eontintied
to arrive todav at the Hearst home
from all Harts of the country.
Amonir thoso previously ' received
Were mcMsairvs from Vice l'rcsidcnl
of tlio Cnilcd States mid Mrs. Thom
as It. Marshall, Champ Chirk, James
W, Gerard, James A. Reed.' United
States' senator from Missouri. Coin
maiider 10. Booth of the Salvation
Army, Arthur Brisbane, John ' K.
llvlan, mayor of New York, nad
Archhisbnp Mundelein of the Catho
lic iindidioceso of Cbicatfo.
NAMED IN SPAIN
MA OKI I), April 1 . I'romlor Mau.
(U lias announced the uiuko-up ot hla
cabinet mi follows:
Mlnlstor of forelKn affniri, 'Mnnuol
Ooiunlim llontorla: nilnlitor of Jus
tlco, Honor Mntanmla; inlnlntor ot tho
Interior, Honor (iorecoclica; minister
of finance, Juun do 1 Clerva; min
ister of marlno. Admiral Miranda;
nilnltor of publta Instruction, Senor
rltotvlo. Tho portfolios- of war and
food hiivo not yet boon allotted.
'Mnnuol Commies llontorla, the
now Hpnnlsli forolKn mliilstor, repro
sentod Spain at tho neutral confer
on In l'arl rocontly on tlio Lougne
of Nntlona plan. Ho Is a lllioral dep
uty and has boon closely allied to
former Promlor Romanonos, whoio
reslKnntlon niado way for tho now
cablnot. t - j
SAMS VALLF.Y
May Marsh at the Rialto
if S !
Tbo Inst word from Pvt. Krnost
I.ymnn to bis paronts, Mr. and Mrs.
(loo, I.ymnn ulatea ho oxpootod to be
In Camp lowln soon. His ninny
friends will bo glad to soo htm In
Sams Valley ajtoln.
Tho coramunty'i n,vnipathy U cx
tonilod Mr. and Mrs. 3. II, Stoiicr In
tha recent- .mil Id ot tholr c Ideal
daiiKhtor whoso d-iiith occurred st
hor homo In I.os Aimolcs, Cat., from
whero tlio paronts rositly returned.
MIm Jiono Btrnt.i'ir.t m liac been
attontllng liuslnosa colgi In Kiigone
Is lionn li r an ex'i.'jto-, vln..-.
Scliool was oljtod v ; lew days
on ncoiunt of u "flu" epidemic
breaking out union i th.. chlldroii Ad
f 1 was thoualit to bo In a mild form
school opened attain Mondny, tint
somo who had tho dlaooso nt homo
still continued to attend and 'rldav
a.
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'DON PA
T'lirch cliinbinir cannot bo called a
ladylike pastime, vet that is precise
ly what Mao Morsh does in "Tho
Boiidaire of Barbara." and docs it
with professional skill, too. This
is explained bv tho trousers she
wears in ono part of this delnditful
picture, I.iiul'Iiiiil'Iv she Hiivs that a
L'irl could plov football and ncouit
hoMcIJi crcdilnblv if she onlv donned
bov's npparel.. It's all in what you
weiuv she says, ,
aovornl nioro took alck whllo at
school thus caiislnR sctiool to cloao
OKiiln. It Is bopod It will be for just
a few daya. As has boon the usual
caao the flu wns broUKht Into the
nolKhborhood from outsldo tour ecu,
havliiK como from Lonx Ueach, (.'a!.
Mr. lleiliicpath wlio has boon In
our precinct for many years has
moved with his family to Gold Hill.
Mrs. Mlnalo GonrKO who has boon
vIsltliiK her mother, Mrs. J. W. Jones
returned to M Gilford wbero she la
employed.
Tho many frlonda of Itlchard Moro
loclt and Miss Dnlay Coopor wore
pleased to know of tholr marriage
Inst weok. They will make tholr
homo in Oold Hill to whore tho well
wishes of their (Hondo aro extonded
tor tholr success and happiness. .
H. Van Hovenliurg and brldo who
rocontly arrived from the oast aro
for tho prosont niaktnK tholr home In
Medtord until a modern dwelling Is
erorled on his homo lioro.
Mrs, Hawkins who has been visit
ing soaio tlnio lit her borne hare, left
Huniluy accompanied by her husband
for thblr homo at Weed. -
Brick Morgan has boon confined
to bis bod for somo tlmo with a so
toro cold. - ' .
MYs.'Orcen la sutferlpg with gncu
monld hnvlntf folff wooV an attack of
Inriuenin. , ' 5
Mr. a.'ul Mrs. W. AV. Edlngton colo-
brated tholr 40th wedding anniver
sary Sunday at dinner. Tbe dinner,
which was served on the cloth used
for tbe occasion forty years ago was
enjoyed by eight Invited guests. Mr.'
and Mrs. Kdlngton were recipients of
somo beautiful presents. . 'f,
- Mrs. II. I. Peiton, who has made
an extended visit' with her friend,
Mrs. Nau ot Portland, arrived home
Sunday. Miss Gladys will remain at
tho Niiu home and attend school, at
tho close of which she will return
homo accompanied by Miss Hermlne
Xau, who will remain at tbe Polton
homo for suntmer vacation.
. Mrs. 'Peiton states our precinct
looks much better than any passed
thru on her way home and is alto-gother.-t.
!very. pretty, place to come
liomo to.
Supervisor Morris was a school vis
itor .Jasf week. ;-. . : ; .
A large crowd attended tbe dance
given tho 5th at the Wllhlte hall
whore the best of order was enjoyed.
Mr.' i-owb, the', Pi. Koch product
salosman was thru pur precinct 3at-
. Oftentimes we find ourselves too
lnte recipients Of news' that might
hare interested our readers consider
able If not received .when too stale to
be recorded'. Tho only excuse we can
of for for such blunders was tho .lim
ited tlmo for eavesdropping on our
phono line., , .
A delicious sweetness ...willte
v addled ta Easter joy by
j ' ( . 't :" . .i ' J ' "
Candles
Made In Motlford for lovers ;of rjoocl ctindv everywhere
V America's: home;shoe:pohsh f
I T? '-:":r !" -r
Used by thrifty people because it Saves Time,
saves Money, caves snoes.v .
ShihoiA is beneficial to all leather.?
ShinoiA Home Set
makes Bhioing easy 1
' , ia home or office. ' .
BLACK -TAM - WHITE - BED - BROWN
t)
MEET TO
WIMSS CITY, April IB Hundreds
of . delegates and visitors. Including
stockmen and buyers from St. Paul,
Chicago and Omaha, aro here to at
tend the annual convention of the
Montana, Stock ('rowers association,
which opmis hero tultiorrOw flud con
tinues until Wodnesday. ,,
Governor Bam V. Stewart of Mon
tana heads a dolegatlon-of state of
ficials from Helena. Several carloads
of delegates como from Great Falls
and a majority of the cities and
(towns In tbe stock-growing sections
of tho state are represented. " '.
The Industry In tho state. It is pre
dicted. Is to undergo a new phase
during reconstruction: The range Is
disappearing; the forests are crowded
with grazing to their capacity; feed
has been high and railway rates, in
proportion. ' "1 ,-,,'.
Montana, long a leading livestock
state, must,. It Is said, shift to new
methods to retain Its supremacy In
the Industry. - ' ' -j '-!
-' Seven-recent legislative acts. In
cluding tho herd low and the scrub
bull statute, are certain to be taken
up. ' -' -i'j .1 ','.; i? .' -. . .;
.Baby Sleeps at Night
when the stomach works naturally and
bowel znove freely. Mrs. Winalow's Syr
up w especially recommended forcoick
Ijr overcoming wind coiic, diarrhoea,
constipatinn. flatulencr, and other ots
dca. Help-baby't dtestiQO by gmag
. MRS
WIN 5 LOW'S
SYRUP
Tt UuU' ai CkUia'i Endear
and note tbo tioUtb-buildinl! llp that
foUows. NotiunK better tor teething
time. 'Tills remedy, contain! no opiatea,.
narcotics, alcohol or any harmful in
gredients. The formula Is on every'
boule of this safe, vcsetable regulator.
At alt dmgwi'ti
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REMEMBRANCE
LIBERTY TAXI
With new Dodge car. ; ss, sa,
StaUoned at 16 N. front St.
Bale & Lyon, Frops. Phone J J
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also agent for Fairbanks and Morse
Engines.
17 South Rlverstde.'' '
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
me uniy exclusive
Cowwcrcial Photographer
7: :y in .Southern' Oregon.- v
.i a'.-v .!"'! ,' '":' ,i:i.:v;"o.'ui:,--.;0
Negative? macte any time or
ii, placd by appointuient.
i ' ?; Phone 147-07 ' ?
We'll do tLe rest. '
, V. B. PALMER
Medf ord. .
LET'S
fv Cri i W J- , .. J
; a- .!;-'r .--. t .-w "' '" : --',' -.'. r, ; 'T, ,
, ' Who robbed the bank in the dead of night? '' ;
v ,;Did Barbara Gray" steal., her employer's
'? funds or did her brother Tony? - ; v
... Did her sweetheart think her guilty of 'thflj,';:
'.; .--robbery? ; ;:--''" '' y'.
CHRISTIE COMEDY
TO-
NIGHT?.
BRUCESCENIC
TO.-MORROW
j ' ; '. ' THE V N, VE R S A t
AVe are experienced, aud know liow v..
- to give service to the owners of Ford ;.
'V - cars. ' Ye' have' the' same methods, ''''
1 jnachineiy and skill that they have in V
the Ford Factory, and- we use the
.same Parts made by the Ford Motor ;
Company. ': Ford owners '.''are- doubly
' guaranteed ly. iis as .to; the reliability';
:, of our service on Ford cars. Don't ; 7
. ; ; try to do it yourself, bring your car
here. ; Incidentally we are getting a, -':
few Ford cars and are able to make
fairly good deliveries. ' ,;-. -j w , .
i JCpui-hig Car, $525; Runabout, $500;;
One Ton Truek Chassis, $550; Coupe,
,;; $650; Sedan,; $775. 1 These prices f. ;oi,'
, , b. Detroit. - ." ;VC'! I'.' ' ':.: ': ' ' ';.v;
Overstocked on Fitall Cases
Indispensible for one in traveling or camping. We
, will sol all wc have bn hand for cost. ; f 5 'ltW:i:': -
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The Influence
of Example
Tlio Inf luenco of examplo is great,5 '
'- anil children soon learn to follow It.
i ! : ' Accounts with us aro, solid foimila-
tlous'npon wfilch to build prosperity, ' ", ,
4 Por Cent Interest
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