Medford mail tribune., April 19, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

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: V SnSPFORP flfATT) TRTBTTNTS, METWORP, 0711260?, RATHRDAYr 'APRfL 10, 1919
PA(1E TITRKM
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inirt fleet is one of tlie subjects' still
the decision will nffeut the lanje
number of enpitnl ships told under
the terms of the arniistiee. -t
Llnder Wins Marathorii T
'BrtStCW. April' 19. Cilrl Wf A.
1. trtder. bt the Hurin A. C. of Onirtny.
won the Boston Athletic Association
2, ri-mile iiiiiruthoiv Tim today in two
liours, 20 rtiuiutes'. 13 2-5 seconds;
The' record for the " course is
3 :18 .1-5, made bv Miehflol J. Rvim.
of tho Irish -American Athletio olub in
; S, 11. Sfott, M. M. Allan and ii. '
temolne are visitors from Seattle lit
the city. ,,,''; . .; .. - s
undecided nnd even the liiuhest nrt-
Val authorities are not aware how
llio oucHtipn stnnd.H since it passed
into tlie bands of the council of I'onr.
PAPER APPEARS
The disposition to be made of the
buttlcshipH Arid battle crttisers irt one
of the chief tbities to he determined
undur the head of tinvnl terms and
LI OF MARCH
rIalto CSre
ON PARIS!
REETS
ON KIEL CANAL
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IXHt 1'AltAIIM
iTatrlotlo automobile owners
or Mnrura are urgwl by Parade
ilaitairorP. M. Juiiiio? to dwjorJ..
Rip luoir curH nml enter them In
tho Victory Ixmit parade Mon-
dny afternoon. The machines
will add grout ly to t!ia already
long procession assured, unit an-
sombly places for cars will bo
cheerfully, jlenlxiiutad by HCr.
Jtinnny uny tlma previous to 4
o'clock Monduy , afternoon.
l'hono 41.
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Tbo Victory I.lborly J.onn parndo
nt 4:15 'Monday nftomoon promises
to ini it (tram success, liefer noon
today thirty-two organisations hnd
appllud tor positions In the lino and
a millibar of others are known lp.Jf
piiinniiiK io partiaipaio.
New feature In connection wllbJ
tno parndo ara doIiik milled by rr
nda Manager P. M.. Jenney,' smona
thttm un address by Congressman W.
' C. llnwley nt the band stand In tho
park Immediately following (bo big
procession, Ths high school and city
hand will also render a short con
cert buforn and attar tho speaking, -
Tho followlim assembly positions
for thn various organisation and tho
lino of march for tho pnrado were
announced by rnrado Managor J an
noy ibis morning: . - 1
l.lno of march, from Main and
Onkdalo cant on Main to Rlvorsldo,
north on Itlvarsldo to Blxlh street,
west on Hlxth street to nnrtlatt,
south on Itnrtlott to Main stroet and
counter march on Main to tho cly
parK wnaro more win no speocno
Tho assombly place are as fol
lows:
Mnln Ht from OnktUlb to Inurct
Mnriihnl Ijvwion., .
Utiles' Hiding '01116, ; '
City band. a-'
i !lty council.
. Victory bono committee;
, Victory woman workers. . 1
fl. A.. It.
ladles' Auxiliary of 0. A. R.
Spanish war vetaraiis.
Iurol HI., from Mulu to Kighth, Bt.
Colony club. . - ' 1 ' .-.
Campflrs girls. f ,
Hoittli Onkllnlr. from Mailt to KlgVtli
Ministerial association. ...
Japanese-colony.' '"'
Mottorn-Woodmon. .;
lied Mon. . v . . .nt
Wood 111 on of toe World. '
K.-ot V.- i
I. O..O. t
'Kllihtli Ht., from Oakilnlo to Ivy,
fiwlns: towaril Oakdklo . , 1.
. Klki.
Wives. Mothers A Next of Kin.
Klulitli HI., from Ivy to Jfolly, fncbiK
i r toward Onkdalo ,
Itetl Cross. .
Rod Cros Junior." f " X
Ivy Ht., from Mnln to Klftlitli. fnrtnlt
. 1 toward KlulKli K. ' t
1 ' Returned soldiers sn(t sailors.
North (Mkdnlrs from Mnln 8t. to
Hlxth Ht. r -' l ;
1 llliih school band. 1 '
lllRh school. - V'ir'v , "
Hlxth Ht,, from Onkilnlo td Ivy, facing
, tnwnrd Onkdulo' -. i . i .
Lincoln school. 1
Hlxth Ht fmm Ivy to Holly, fnrlnR
toward Onkdalo
Roosevolt school. : V
Norlh Onkdalo, from Hlxth St, to
Fifth fit, j
html. - -i
.Thckson school. , f- 3 , ,
Hoiith Onkdulo, an Wrxt hIiIo, fncliig
, tv. townnl M'nlu fit, , , ,v
' Wellington school. ,.-. .
- Hoy Scouts.
Mjilu Ht-, Iaurcl to MUtlotoo, oxtend.
InK south on Mlstlotoo to Twith
Mod ford Flro dapnrtinont.'
Decorated outomobllos. "-
Tho -various units will bo In placo
by 4:015 p. m. as tho hhWido' will bo
cIohoiI to marcliliiK hitervnl at 4:10
and start promptly at 4il5,, j
Any organization not matitlonod
above and dOBlrlng to march in par
ado, will, bo asHlKnediPlnce by P. M.
Jan'noy any tlnio botoro 4 p. ni. Mon
dny. , .
AnvAnn Itiliirnntnii In rXllnltlntr n
TCtilrnoil soldlor and hln. nipthor, cu'n
accomplish this purpose, by cninns
tHo attention of, Mrs, fy, J. Weight
mnn to this Horn. ' ilor son, iHarryC.
Wolghtmnn, who has boon unahlo to
locatb hor slnab Ills' roceitt dlscnnrko
from tho army, Is now living at 410
.Fifth stroot, apartment 22, Portland,
Ore. Ho writes that his mother's, liiflt
known address was "Gonoral DollV
Bty, 'Medford." In d tet'tor 'tb' tho
Mall Tribune recoivod .today. Ii Mr.
Wolghtmnn wrltos as, (oilows:
. "1 hiivo boon unitlilo td communl
oato with my molhor for some tlma
All my lotters huve boon returned,
and I havo 110 other moans of locat
ing hor so I thought possibly yon may
bo able to (insist me In stfrho way by
Klviiti: publicity to tho fnot Hint
At tbo Klulto thoalor tonight and
Siinduy will be seen 0110 of tho best
'pictures ever shown to tho pntrons
or that house, "Tho Mad Iiovor," a
comedy drama, slurring ' tho over
jpiipulur star, ltobnrt Warwick, and
that now star to ModTord, beautiful
Rlalna llainnierstoln, who Is destined
to become a great favorite. Last
night's audiences ware charmod with
"Tho Mad Lover." Completing tho
program Is "The Jellyfish," a Jolly
Kill Parsons comedy, and tho over
amusing "Topics of tho Day."
The scenlo bounty and palatial
stngo settings in tho scenes of "Tho
Mnd Lovor" nro unusual for even
most of tho largest foaturo produc
tions, and .whlla 0110 is admiring the
wlnsomonoss of hundsomo Miss llam-
mnrstoln and admiring the manly
vigor und acting of Mr. Warwick, his
oyo is over charmod with the splen
dor of the surroundings. Mr; War
wick Is especially attractive In the
tragic Hceuos, notably ss Othello
nverul scenes of that Hhakesparlan
piny being given as a part of the plot
t "The Mad Lovor.'L Tbo plot Is a
novel 0110 snd Includes mystery, com
edy and tragedy and Involves rich so
ciety folk iv, at play at a wook-ond
party In a palatini country borne.
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flllCAOO. Aiiril i0.--Vortv- J
oiulit hours of ex Ironic violence
unused Chief of police (lurritv
l.i utmiimin nil .iniliiinwlttitr nf.
fieers to liirt ol'fieo und wurn
tbcin that unless there were un-
ruinittilii; effort to check the
crime wuvo xoine of them would J
fneo llio triiil board. Ul to to- 7
ilnv reenrdx showed that sineo
'Jiimmrv 1 there had been 43
inurilerti in tho citv. 21) deaths
bv iniinHliiucbter and eii-lit bom-
ieidcH. a totnl of 80 killlnirs lit
108 dnvs. In addition 202
stores had been robbed, 84 n-
loons held 11 1) nnd looted and
'llireo ticket sellers in elvtei
t fiiilwnv Mtnllnnu fnrnert In' nr.
render ibnlr ensll. Vt' '
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U. S. FOREIGN TRADE
I
WASHINGTON. April 19. Con
tinued inerenNe in the foreicn trade
of tho United States was shown in
statistics iiindo mililie todav bv tbo
bureau of furcisn nnd doniestio com
qiereo. KxpnrtH in March wore val
ued nt .fll0:,(KI0.(IU0 as comiinred
with . $;i88,()U0.ono in Fcbnmrv this
Venr nnd S'l'.'II.OOO.DOO in Ma roll of
lust veiir. For tho nine moiitliH of
the fiseiil venr . cndinii with Miireh.
tbo ex port were worth $4,1101.000,-
000, niiproximutulv $000,000,000
more than the correwondini: period
of last venr.
y Imiioi'lM for March totalled $208.
000.000 Iih against $2:15.000.000 in
Kcliriiiiry anil. 2I2.0II0.000 to venr
nuo. in nine monllH tho nnnnrts
have been worlli $2,201,000,000 com-
piiri.'l with 2.08:1.000.000 Inst venr.
$4,000 NEEDED. - '
(Contlnuod from page one.)
Meilfonl Furniture & Ilnrdwnra Co.
M, M". Conuuinv. ' ,
Noilson Q. Wi
Nowmnn, F. J.
t Newbtirvi (lus.
Palm. C-W. '
Paul; H. W. .
1'atton, Iliinulton.
Priiitt-llittson Auto Co, i
kj Ponrl. John A. 1
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Hocuo ltlvef Pnlit & PfodtlcW
JANUARyiSFhNALLY
AROUSECHICAGOCOPS
Ass'n.
Rniehstein. C. F. '
Holiuo Vullov Mlllltltf Co.
, ItinhnrdNon, S. T. ' ,
Kiildelli I)r. K.G. ..
Roddv's JowolrV Store.
B. R; Villlov Ciiniil Co.
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, ,Solins, j, 15. 1 , 1
Sheldon, lien I. C '
Hillmmn, M. C. . .
Tomlin. John tt. ., ' '
Tnit, Wm. Q. .'
'I'reielilor, Goo, I,, -. ;
Tho' Triinx Co. ' ,'
T..fl, It. H. ' .
Tliiivcr, P. 0. 1 1
Vllilloclc. C. V. 'iV; Son.
. WoHlorlund, J. A. ,
Wnrner, Wortmnli & Goro.
Wot kins, Leo, .
, Wool P. Scott, .
Wulkor. A. W.
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PAItlH, Al.ririO. The first Ilol
sluiviki neWNimper in Franco api
lienrcd todav under tho namo of "l.e
Titro t'ensiire," llio title censored ns
the tillo oriuiimllv ' tiroiHwed, "I.e
HolNhnvik." hud been prohibited. The
nWMiiiner Ih a wocklv nnd edited bv
(leorguH Annuutil, who, in mi edilo
riul, iiroeluiiiiH himself a Holxhevik
doctrinaire. The editor siivh ho will
underlnko 11 defense of Kolshvvisni
Ho denounces the present condition
of society. ' ' , . "".".'''.
VIUNNA. April J9.fHy the Asso
ciated , Press.)- IiolHhovilt svmpim
tliizcrn this . lnorninit nttcinpted to
storm thli Austrian parliament build-
mif but were sunn ilispersed witu a
few wounded. Tho citv uenerullv is
Oiliiit. , .
The attempt cniiscd no special ex
eiteinant in tho eifv. It wns the first
HoMiovik outbreak since Inst Novepi
bar. '. ' -- ; -.
PARIS, April 10. Deliielimcnts of
the command of General Putliira. tho
I'kniiniun pensant leader. Iiuve been
carrviiiL' out' excesses ncninst the
Jaws in Giilii'iu. necordinu tfi in for.
mntion rertcliinu' tho Polish tintionnl
eoiiimitten here. At lliihtnlvn nnd
Kastov. it is declared, 2,fi00 Jews
were killed or -wounded. At'Pnn
ninrkn, 2.ri0 are said to have - been
killed. '' ':a-: :
The Ukrainians are said to'hn'e
PillaL'ed tho Jewish uliops nt Jlivnr
bff, northwest of Lcmbcrsr. ami to
have committed similar excesses at
ftnrtkoff. West of Ilusialvn, and at
Luneznn.
EAGLE PI. YOUTH
TO GO OVER TOP
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There' Is a hard ; elder scandal
brewing at Ent;io Point which Is be
1 11 1', loosed after byj'Blicrlff Terrlll
and ProsocuUng-Attoraoy . Roberts,
but at present the details are lacking.
' Word reached 'the' 'prosecutor the
ttlher day that thore was considerable
drunkenness In that. vicinity, espec
ially among tho youth, and as a r
sult of too much cidor Imbibing a
boy went ovor the top with a shotgun
and nearly ended tho life of another
boy. .The prosecutor sent tho sheriff
out to Investigate the tlder.
Tho sheriff had ,' difficulty in
locating tbo fluid, two barrels and a
half, but-tho owner was absent and
so no. arrest has. yet beon made. Ho
brought In tho,, half barrel Friday
aftornaon and cached It In the police
station. , gnmples of the elder wore
taken to ono of the teachers of the
Medford high BChool for a chemical
analysis to determine whethor it con
tained explosives other than torment
ed npplo juice. '
V0RWAER1S URGES -
PEACE
BKRMN. April 19. (fev the Asso
ciated Press.) In n strikiiurlv sober
nrtiele written by Edtiord .Henistein.
tlui Vorwiifcrts w-iil-ns tlie Germnn hn
tion of the dnntiei-s attendant Upoil a
rofusnl to siun tho terms of peneo
und declares tho world will not nl
solvo lornier Knipcrbr Williiuri rind
liiK ndvisers from j-esponsibilitv for
all tho misery, of tho war. , ' . ;
Tho orticlo points out the ipnbr
mous dainniro doiio to French terri
tor' nnd snvsr ' - s ' ' ;
"F.vcry one'' nenuhinted -'With the
facts knows tliht tho allien demand
for tho delivery of coal for H speci
fied period is bused upon economic
necessities nlthomtli n lecililliittb bli
leetidn can bo liiiido to the denihild
for pleduini! the output of tlio entire
Snnr district. In'-nnv ease wo: eiin-
liot Srivd the Snnr Uiftrie), for Ger
many nv tnronis." ' -
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h WITH NEOLIN SOLES
r "The answer to. the. problem of shoe
wear lies in the use 01 xseeiin soles v-
so says H. JU Evans of Steubenvilky
Ohio. .... v . ' , . .
.. "For five months," says Mr.Evnns't !
nave.becrt Wearing the same pair of
NeSlin-soled shoes nt mv work- nt tho '
La Belle .Iron Works and .thoy are ,
gixxi ior two momim more wear. as
mv work takes me to all parts of the
mill dally where I have to walk, over
cinders, slag, etc, it Is simply but of
the question to buy anything else to
take the .place of Neelln Soles.".
You too and your whole family will
. find Ncolin-soled shoes wear, long and
so savc.money.-. You caii get tlicm 111 tlie
Styles you liko at almost any good slioe
stotb. , And any repairman will re-sole
your worn sliocsl with, Neoliti Soles
scientifically made to be durable, com
fortable mid waterproof. They are
made byTlieXcodyear Tire 4 Rubber
Company, Akron,. Ohio, who also rhake
' wingfoot Hcels-tguarantced to out
v.'ear any other heels..
a'AftlS.'; April 10 (Hv the Asso
ciated PressTlio naval terms to
be Ineilrrioriltod in the ponce treaty
conccrnini: tlio Kiel cnniil nnd Iloleo
lund biivo beeri royised in several im
Dorlniit pnrticiidirs, : It was' the or-
iirinal, pltin 'to dastrov tho fortificn-
lions of ' the canal. ' making it a
stricjlv commercial wutorwuv with
out defcnscH.'vThe eJiflnifCJi Hint now
hnve been ' mnde leave tho prosent
fortifirliitions in cxiNtence, nnd pro
visions' also have been inserted per-,
mittinit tlio continuance of the pres
ent const defense, till of wtiiiili weft
(o have been destrqved, aecordinp;to
tlio original plan."' .; " '. ', . , '
Tlio cliringcs concerning Helgoland
leave Intact, he present Inriits ba
sin constructed, oh , un' -. extensive
sale for tlie nse of sutnunrines dnr
iinr the war. . It .was concluded Hint
the uso of siiliiharines how had bbe'n
so restricted Hint tliq basin no long
er' constituted tile' .menace,' ahd"its
continuance wn .decided upon hs
provhlini; a useful ; haven for tlie
North Sen fisliinir fleet in case of
distress. Tho fortifications of Holiro
lund arc to be dismnntlcd so that the
basin', fs . virtually the only tliine 're
tuincd -i1 .'"
The : final dispoHilinn of, tlie' Ger-
GRANDMOTHER
-:Thfere Wafi Nbfihing Srf Good
' , . for Congestion and Colds '..
'? , as Mustard .,, X
But the old-frahloncd rnuitcrd-plaster
burned and blistered while it acted. .Get
the relief and. help that mustard
plaster gave, without tho plaster and
without the blister. -.. ,r.
Musterole docs it ' It to a clean, white
Ointment; made with oil of mustard. It it
scientifically prepared, so. that it- -works
wonders, and yet docs tot blister the
tendcrcst akin.
,: just massage Musterole in with the finger-tips
gently. See how quickly it brings
relief how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterolo for core throat, bron
chitis, tonstlitls, croup, still nork, asthma;
neuralgia, headache, congestion, pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of
the back or. joints, sprains, sore -muscles,
brulsest chilblairM, frosted fect, 'colds of
the chest (it.oftcn prevents pneumonia).
ouc sou ow jiuts uuBjJiuu iic vsnA.
Bring Your
Palmohve
- '. ., Main tmrt Ceritrittj r
W
irate:
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Coupons
to the
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Against Experimental Nameless Imitations
; : f 'lJtearitali ociffpttticts which hat, acliicivcd a solid footiiig through mont and liiiusual ;
. Valuoiivo iimtatfedUV "vl' .:' "' ' ' ; ! ' ' .: : .:.'-"';s-. -V:i .:' --'W&Tr:-??
r y. . fMi'hevefoi'e itis npt svirprising tMt jGites
: iial Uit) ClBl(j vaiil u . jpjiigu tjuuiu. uj. oci nj;c UCU1UU kUCLU,, DllUlUU UC JJULULa tCU,( , . . . -
v'-'-v-I.Ytli-'.-cs feoies in service' iu Medford today, giving perfect satisfaction,
backed tip by the largest factory of its kind in the, United Statfes, atid olir own business reputa
tion iliMedfbrd :R)i' 'allfififc-ljDiift tif-'illTlb ;iiSlye4 fp1" everything you buy in our shop, should
be suilMeht guarantee . : ' ' ' Vii:V ':-
.': ,. : Try dtkr Tire Service,! Its different arid .Satisfactory; ,i
F. R. Roberts Riverside Garage
Attthbtized Service Station
While Thrifty People
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JACKSON 'COUNTY
i . MEDFORD, OREtiOK
H: "Established 1888
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5-Passehger
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Shun , extravagant display, tho men-and women who have
savings Wnk accounts are among the best . dressed In the -;-Easter
Parade,' Thrift does -not mean stinginess..,, It does ,
nbt mean a self denial of the necessary comforts. .,-.
,lt means only the curbing of extravaance coupled with wise
management, of money a system which, no matter how small
your Income, always leaves a margin for the savings bank.
It Is the savings bank which provides' the new suit, the new "
dress' Snd the Easter hat 'for thrifty people. ' ;.'.".'!.: T. ' ,,-..
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Treicliler Motor Co.
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