Medford mail tribune., April 18, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

firTCTYFOTl'n MftTTJ' TRIBUNE, TlfEDFOTlT?, OTOdON", FMDA Y, rAPBTL IS, 1919
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IN VICTORY DRIVE
Willi prniiiiriitloMd for tlin Vlnlory
boim ciuiiiuiIkii in tin, Minirorri lln
: trlut i)riicllc.ally cimiiiliilml tlilt anu'r
' IKiiin,. hut lllilo riiniiiliiH to lui iloiia
until' Miiniluy wlum Ihiv iiioimtiir
Mlioot pnrudo will of rliMittly mart llio
flWvn 'Pit,, imiirtiiiuiiil.tii
enmity wiin iiovnr more thoroly und
nyiituiiiiitlmilly iirrnninjil tliim fur th
pruiimit eiioi lutlu uik! no ciolull linn
limm i)vrl(Kil(ii(l In oritur to fiidlltulu
llui work of tlm hoIIcHIhk Iiiiiiiih.
TIio IiIk imrndu will nturt promptly
nt 4. ID Mmidiiy nriiiriiomi, mid prom
ises to bo im lnriso nil liny untvlqiiH
iliimoimlrutiiiti of thu kind hold In
'Mmlforcl. Hcout Muiilor I'mil Julinoy,
who with tlm liny HooiiIh will coiuliui
1h piirndfl, will niuiuuiico I ho iliifln-
ll iiluccK of UKHixiilily for tllo various
uiiIih und thu Una of march tomor
row. ,
dipt, fimulll III (Jinino
I'rolmlily tho .mint prniultivnt fcu
turo of I ho piirnilii will hn tho mill
cnmpiiHcd of tho rolorn"(l nolillnn.
anil milloni who, liavo linon roiiuiwtnd
tu pnrtlidpnlu In tho pnrado In unl
form. Thin unit will lm In cmiinmnd
of Cnptaln Itnlph Cow Kill nnd will
nKniiihlu ut i o'clock nt thu hund
tiiud In tlin ell y pnrk. -
(Ovary prnmliiiint orKtinlr-iitliin In
tho city linn hewn riiicH.toit to he in
ih (i pnrndd (did to provide n banner
to dtiHlxniitn Hn nwpcc.ilvo namo nnd
locntlnn. '
-. I.ocnl MiinnRor Will 0. Stool nn-
honuccri III cliy hoIIcIiIuk tmui this
mornlnK. Tho followlim lint linve
llltld diiiiht of I ho work luting well
dime wlum Ilia cunvaxn liun lioon
iiiudii:
IHntrlrl I J. W. Wiikotlold and J.
T. l.lilln.
I Hmrlrt 2 John Curkln and duo.
M. ItohnrtH. ' f
Dlmrlct 3 tllonn Tnylor nd
lliirry Worlmnn.' , ' "
District 4 Jonas Wold mid 11. W.
Pnul.
Dlxtrlct 8 llawlra Mooro and A.
C. Allon.
District a J. T. Halo and Dr. Iliir-
gravo.
Dlxtrlct 7 J. C. Brown nnd N. W.
illorilcn. .'.
. ' hldtrlnt 8 II. 0. Oiinielt nu'd'A.!..
'tun. v . ,
Itonlilrnrc Hidlcllor
Mm. I'lcknl, cliiilriiinn women's
fomiiilltr-o.
Dlmrlct Captain, Mm. Woods,
District 3 Captain, aim. Ash."'
Dlxtrlct 3 Cnptiilii, Mm. Kollchol".
District 4 Cnptnlu, Mm.'ll'onlnltr..
Dlxtrlct 5 Cnplnln, Mrx. Turrlll.
, rlct (1 Cnplnln. Mrs. (lllddon.
'District 7 Cnplnln, Mra. Hnvln.
illalflnl I! fiitilnltt Airy Wnrllltftn
' Dlxtrlct V Captain, Mra. Kurd. ,
Dlxtrlct 10 Cnplnln, Mrx. llolno.
Dlxtrlct 11 Cnplnln, Mm. Hoy
Hnvln.
Dlxtrlct 12 Cnplnln, Mm. O. I..
,'Pitvldnon. , - ,
' Dlxtrlct 13 Cnplnln. Aim. R K.
Doiiol.
. Dlxtrlct 14 Captain, Mm. II. 11.
Clurk.
Dlxtrlct 15 -Captain, Mrs, Roland
Itoiicll. " , ''
Dlxlrlrt IB Cnplnln, Mra. -II. Klum
Dlxtrlct 17 Cnptnln, Mm. P. H.
Ontmnn.
Dlxtrlct Id Captain. Mm. 8mylho.
Dlxtrlct ID Cnptnln, Mm. Karl
Knnnp. ' :
Dlxtrlct 1 Cnptnln. Mra. C, W.
Axhpolo.
v Dlxtrlct 81 Cnplnln, Mm. I,oonnrd
Phoenix Andrew llenrn.
iTVICD CMHU'O CATUCD
IILLIA Omilll 0 IHJIILIV
POIITI.AN'I), April 18 Dr. Wll
Ham Tylor Smith, conlnxlnnt'of tho
$1100,000 will of XBrlfn Jitno PnllnRi
hlfl coiixln, who (Hod In AUKuxt, 1917
lunvlng tlio hulk of tho vntU oxtulo
to C, I)wlH Mnndiand ThomnH N.
HtronK, dlod nt hla Rnmo nt Hhorldnn,
Oro.i onrly yesterday niornliiK.f
Dr. Wllllnm Tylor Smith Iioriui tho
conlOHt of Mrs. KnlliiK'n will Inimcdi
nloly nftor hor (loath In 1017.. Tho
MtljirvflRht .ondod, novoral months
nno and tlio cnuo Ih hwaltlng dgclBlon
hy County JikIko Tnxwall.
Dr, Tylor Smith In Biirvlvod by his
widow, two. sons, 'Wllllnmi piihllBlier
' of Orcftnrtl and Farm,, nnd, Thui'low,
nnd a datiKlitnr, Mrs, aoo ,Cra,von, ot,
; lliillns, Orot Fuiiornl sorvlcoH will ho
hold tomorrow nt 2 o'clock from tho
, homo In B)ibH(lnn, : n
' Wllllnm Tylor Smith ftirhiorly llvod
; In Modford and Tor Bovornl yonvs wnx
circulation innniifior of tho Modford
Sun. 41 o hns nilvny fiionds iu, tlio
city, ' ' ' I ' : ' :
COLLAR
am TT PR ABOI)Y-Co:lnc: TR.OY NY
COMPLETE PLANS
I
All ijIiiiih I'm" lliu Wit Enxlur cutt
limit on Siitnrditv lire coinulctcd, und
IuIci'cmI In KTuwiim (iniiilv. . At ox
iicllv Oil! i-lro lie ol' VJ, on Kiiliiiiliiv
I lm imrk imkI lilmirv itrouiiilw. uml I lie
iiilorxocliiiir unit of tvv ft rent will lie
chitted to tlio nulilio 'und Ilia llnv
Scout orKiiiiiiilinn will ut once licnin
imli'ol duly uml . ncrvo until the
event Ih over. Tlio pollen (leiiint
iiii'iil nlho will t'ivo itx' HcrvircH. uml
lh lemdierx will uttcuil (ho eliililien,
nii lliiil (iverv nreeiiiilion in lieimr tak
en to HiiiYirnni'il tho lilllii I'olkH. Hiiee
tnlorH mil V iieeimv nil xidewuIkH lid
joiniiiu thu mirk und lilirnrv troinnln
except )vv Hlrprl, Iml under no con
dition will tm v oho bo nlluwi'il within
Ihe limitx, excui't thoHo in clinrue. mid
children from three to eiuht vvurN
old iiieliihivi'.
AH incmhnrH of tho llooxovelt I'nr-'
cut Tcnelicr Cirelo nro nHked to lie
nt tho imrk uriiiuiillv ut l'J o'lloclj.
lo usxiHt in hiilinir the cl'UH und to
nrninfe unv liiud doliiiU.
. The ehihlrcn nro nt-ked to iikhpiii
lile iirouildlv ut 1 o'clock on Ivv
xlrcel, belu'een the imrk und tho li
lirnrv uriiuiidK, Thu children of
lliree. four mid five venr hiivo been
(iKxicucd the imrk mid wilt nHxembl"
on tho oust ido of Ivv Nlreet. The
children of hix, Keven mid eicht
Vfiim luivn been nsxiuued llio lihrurv
Vroiilidx mid .hIioiiIiI nxxemlilo on the
uet hide of Ivv Htreet.
At oxucllv 1 o'clock tlin rdiihlrcn,
will tin "over tho too" mid (hero will
lm n inerrv time until llio tmik luis
uiveu mi nil iu KccrclH. Auv child
liluliiil' moro tliim thmi et't'H ix iihk
od to dix'ido with nnv onc'lcsx forlu
niite. There will be not (lisninioiiiteil
liiddiex. Tho imrk will no doubt nre
kciiI mi inlerestini; xiuhl. with il hull'
ilreilx of putrer heiirchem, nil in
(Inoble oitii-k notion. ....
Her Improvement e
Amazes Friends
IwhikIiik Afler HIty-Tvo
lloilxo N Tnxk ( Mm.
. Im rioill Now
ltoom
"All my frlomlK know nnd can toll
you that for a long time I was nlmoxt
a norvuus wiock, and llilx Tunluc luu
niado such a wonderful chanito In my
couclltlon lhut limy nro simply umnt
ed at my lmpravomont," xnld Mra.
lOlln La l'lnnt. who conducts a larite
roomliiK houxo ut 412 I'liyullup Avo
nfio, Tncoina, WashliiKtou, tho other
day. -
"Far tho last twolvo yonra," alio
continued, "I had boon In a terribly
rundown condition and durliiR that
whole time hardly a day paxnod that
I didn't suffer from awful liondu'clioH.
I had no appetlto at all and what
lit t lo 1 forced down would ferment In
my stomach nnd distress jno. for
hours. My -kidneys wnro ont of order
und worried mo ntaht and- dny and
my nerves wero so unstrung that,
arier going to hod, any llttla sound,
oven tho rustling 'of a nowspnper,
would wako mo with a start and It
would ho somo tlmo before I could
drop off to sloop aKuln. I had a vory
larito house to look aftor, and I was
so woak and mlsorabta that a couple
ot hours' work would exhauiil mo so
thnt I'd Just liavo to quit for tho rest
of tho day. Tho fact Is; loss of sleop
and luck of nourishment had undor
mlnnd my nervous system and 1 wus
Just woarlnit myself out.
"I spent till tho money I had on
medicines und treatments that did mo
no good, and I hnd about itlvon up
hopo of ever gottlng well, whon 1 be
Kiin to rend about tho' good Tunluc
wan dolnR olhars and I tboiiKht I
mlKlit ns woll try It. Woll sir, tho
way I hOKan to pick up rtaht nflor
starting on It, surprised ovon mo, for
aCtor oxporlonco with other modlcluas
I did not expect such quick results.
My nppotlto Is Just, fine too flno,
tho way prices are now- for I fool
hunitry moat nil tho time.. My kid
noys don't worry mo at nil now, and
I am rid of Unit torrlblo backuche At
last, Thoo awful hondrtchos uro itll
Bono, too,, which Is' a Brand- rollof.
besides, 1 sloop nil nlttbt lllco a child
and feel so strong nnd rested whon
I got up in llio mornings, thnt I don't
mind at -nil, tho work I liavo td do In
looking aftor. a sixty-two room houso
full ot pooplO. My father Is now tail
ing Tnnlno and says lie, Is Just fooling
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' Tnnlno Is sold In Modford by WobI
Hltio Phnrmncy, In Gold Hill by M. D.
Dowors, in Contrnl Point by MIsb M.
A. Moo, In Ashland by J., J, McNuIr,
lit Eaglo Point by Von dor Jlollori.
.. - , - .. Adv.
Kodak Finishing
Film dovolopinu. l!5o roll. , . i
Prinjinu, post card sir.o, 3 for 106,
2'x3Vi nnd Binnllur, 2 for 5o.
Kvorv dnv sorvieo.
JAP, ART STORE
LIBERTY TAXI
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"With 'new Dodgo car.
fitatlonod at 16 N. Front St. -Z
Halo & Lyon, Props. Phono J
Scene From "TKe
f In Life" at
k.' v
L-p Marina ")a;amwiwfcv..,....., . a.-..,.. , . s'Crl
tau&mnX V OKUil-' 11 6 Tlx, Oioiutt TliW a LUi
UUCUIXm, - '
To N(!(f MlKK I.lllllin (lixll I1H JcilK-
ctlo in "Tho Orentext Thine in Ufo."
ix to kuu her in a rolo entirely dif
ferent from onv fn which hIio has
reeeutlv uupeiireil. . The nieturo is un
Arlcrnl't 'production bv Dnvid Work
Orifl'ith mid will lie shown nt llio Lib
erlv Iheuler todnv nnd tomorrow.
U.S. LOANS 10 ALLIES
OVER NINE BILLION
WASHINGTON. April -18. The
Ireuxiirv loduv luinniinccil tho cxliib-lit-liincnt
of now creilit.i for allies as
fullowx:
(ireut lirilnin. 1 00.000.000; IIu-
luiiiiiii. t.').omi.(llll), mid Serbia. $'2118.-
OIlO. Thix raised the total loans of
all llio nlliex to !l.l:iH.H'J!I.O(l(l. of
which if l..lll.tlllll.tllitl hfis mine to
(Irent Urilnin: '. OIIII.OOO to Humii
niit nnd 27.'.'(IS.(ltl() to Serbia.
With Modford trndo Is Meilford mads
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BILL PARSONS
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Greatest Thing
the Liberty Tonight
It Hrexentx Mixx OihIi an n rolluji
yiit irirl, liulf hovilen. half dreamer.
Her old father who in homesick for
liix native Frnnoe. kt'cns a littlo to
(iiieeo nnd news xlunil in ew York
I'itv, Jcnnnettc Iium to tidv un the
livimr rooiox. und attend cuxtoiuerH.
THEATRE TAX
ARE
WASHINGTON'. Auri! 38.IJceu
IntionK L'ovominir tho collection of
tax on iidniiKxionx soon to be issued
by the bureau of internal revenue de
fine the four cliix.xex which ore ex
empt from tho tax. Thev'nro children
under 12 venrs of nee, bona fido em
ploVCK of rile ulnee of ninuscmcnt.
municiiml officers on official busi
ness nnd soldiers or sailors in uni
form. All other persons are subject
to the tax. which is one cent for eneh
ten cents or fraction thereof of the
nriee of ndmission;
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!l THAT EVER POPULAR STAR 'f-'J .
C7 TTTV Tr
Elaine Hammeirsteijn
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"Tlie Maid
He had sworn never to marry-but they all fall--and
when he did Oh, my! What a splash. . ...L
Owners, Attention!
. Having sold our business in Portland, (Portland Electric Service-Station), Ave will,
open iu Med ford a first class Auto Electric Equipment : House. Wo are Auto Electric
experts, and arc equipped to take care of your Auto Electric .troubles in an experienced ;
manner, ; . We tiro familiar with all makes of : Storage; Batteries,. 'Magnetos, . Generators,-,
Starters,' Ignition Systems, Coils, Lighting, Wiring,. Etc..., Kemagnetizing of all kinds.
All work guaranteed. We will have in, stock parts for all makes of Auto Electric Sya-1
tonis and Equipment- Wo call your attention fo thOvEver-Eeady oa Sulphating Stoiv
age Battery, tho Battery with,: tho Positive . 18 months Written Factory Guarantee of
which we have Southern Oregon territory. Watch this space for opening date. v ; .
Electric Equipment Company
27 NORTH
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RiALTO TONIGHT
Captain Itobert Warwick Is back
after Be van teen months In the ser
vice of Uncle Sam, with, two gold
stripes on his sleeve, two silver bars
on IiIb shouldor, the cap that signifies
overseas duty, and a record to which
ho, bis country and especially the
screen profession : may look with
pride. ; lie doesn't say what he did,
but expresses regret for not having
bad the opportunity to do more.
After spending three months in of
ficers' training camp in Plattsburgb,
Captain Warwick left for France
January 22, 1918; returned Just one
year later, January 22, 1919. Ho
first saw. duty in the trenches . in
France1 with the 2Cth infantry, at
Rambucourt; ' the Tool sector. He
was with the First division when it
went Into action at tbe battle of
Chantlgne and was -with the 10th
French army north of Solssons in the
Chemln des Dames sector, lie was
the first American officer in Btrass
bourg after the signing of the armis
tice;, was aboard a convoy. Just
astern the Tuscanlar when she was
sunk, February 6, 1918, and had the
honor of being military aide-de-camp
to Lord Reading and Thomas Nelson
Page, American ambassador to Italy,
when these two visited tho American
front near JuvIJay. When Marshal
Koch reviewed the gallant 20th divis
ion of the French army after these
veterans returned' from the. firing
line. Captain Warwick was one of
the few American officers in the cita
del at Strassbourg, from which place
of vantage the troops passed the
French commander in review.
Captain Warwick la the only 'male
star on the screen -who served bis
country in France.
Captain "Warwick In "Th Mad
Lover," will be seen at the Rlalto
tonight and tomorrow In bis first
picture since his relorn. . - t -
WARW
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FARMERS TO MEET
AT WELLEN SATURDAY
The farmers and their wives in the
Wolleil 'District are going to meet In
tho Liberty school house, Saturday,
April 19th, at 7:30 p. m., and will
discuss various problems thut will
affect them In their community. Good
attendance Is expected as this is the
first opportunity that the people in
this section have had to affiliate with
the Farm Bureau.
. County Agent Cnte, MIbs Anno Mc
Cormlck and JIr. R. B. Morris will
attend the meeting.
Stomach Troubles
Are Due to Acidity
Tells Hafe, Certain, Hpcedy Relief for
.Acid Indigestion,
, So-called stomach troubles, such as
Indigestion, gas,- sourness, stomach
ache and inability to retain food are
in probably nine cases out of ten,
simply evidence that excessive secre
tion of acid to taking place In the
stomach,, causing tho formation of
gas and acid indigestion.
Gas distends tbe stomach and
causes that full, oppressive, burning
feeling sometimes known as heart
burn, while the acid irritates and in
flames the delicate-, lining, of the
stomach. The trouble lies entirely
in tbe excess development or secre
tion of-acid. : ,
To stop or prevent this souring of
tbe food contents of tbe stomach and
to neutralize the acid, and make it
blanaV-and harmless, a teaspoonful of
blsurated magnesia, a good and ef
fective corrector, of acid stomach!
should be taken In a quarter of a
glass of hot or cold water after eat
lie or whenever gas, . sourness , or
acidity Is felt.. This sweetens, the
stomach and neutralizes the acidity
in a few moments and is a perfectly
harmless and. inexpensive remedy to
use. v
, An antiacid, such as blsurated
magnesia which can be obtained from
any druggist in either powder or tab
let form, enables the stomach to do
its work properly without the aid of
artificial dlgestents. Magnesia comes
in several forms, so be certain to ask
tor and take only Blsurated Magne
sia, wfc'ch is especially prepared for
the above purpose. . Adv.
Tomorrow
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PRICES ,
Adults" ,....20c
Children ........10c
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Resident Has.
Awful Experience
"I was twice confined In hospitals,
In tho last one nothing but' gruol
water was Injected into mo 4 times
a day. as my stomach would not re
tain any food, I suffered terribly;
was reduced to a skeleton. My folks
saw an ad ot Mayr's Wonderful Itnin
edy and It- hns surely saved my lite.
I weigh 180 lbs.-now," it Is a slm- .
pie, harmless preparation that' re
moves the catarrhal mucus from tho
Intestinal tract and allays the Inflam- .
matlon which, causes practically all
stomach, liver and Intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis. One
doso wilt convince or money refund
ed. For sale ty druggists, every
where, .''-.. v .. i Adv.
Mr. Farmer
and Dairyman
WE BUY
FOR CASH
"Cream 4
Eggs '
Poultry
Dressed Hogs
Dressed Veal
Hides all kinds
Wool
Mohair
WE SELL
Feed all kinds
Stock Molasses
Stock Salt ,
B. K. Disinfectant
Wool Sacks
Wool Twine
Separator Oil
Separators
Empire
Milking Machines
' Cyclone Silos,
Iron Clad Silos .
Drop around and 'get ac
quainted and let us show
you where we can be of ser
vice to you. ' . v vv
Independence
Creamery;,
28-30-32 North Bartlett St.
Phone 203; MedfordrOre.
EXCESSIVE ACIDITY
is at the bottom of jmott
digestive ills. ' ,
RwiDIDS
for indigestion afford pleat
ing and prompt relief from
the distress of acid-dyspepsia,
MADE BY SCOTT & BOWMt-.
' MAKERS OF SCOTT'S EMULSIO
v. ' '' ' i-;W'fl) ti5t
ho can , say- man? or
woman "Bigger, py
w
rolls In Oregon mean nota-.
Ing to me"?
There Is no one who doe ;
' not benefit lit some way
.from the clrculatloniot-'Pfty-.
roll money. ' It buys neces- ,
V sltles and luxuries.- It adds
to the Joys and softens the
i sorrows of life and In do- .
. ing so travels through the
whole community, . , '
'. . The way to make more ot
v it" la v Oregon Is to USB '
HOME PRODUCTS. - , i
: HOME INDUSTRY LEAQUfi
OF ORBOON