f wrmvornT to ath trtthtn-tc," met ford okkciok, -mondy. ' aprtl 21 191
PAOE.TTmiSH"'
1
LLY
E
The Outbursts of
SHIPBUILDERS MEET TODAY
WITH PORTLAND MAYOR
PORTLAND. April 21. Shipbuild
ers and others interested in the ship
building industry here were to meet
late today with Mavor Oeorge Tit.
k" In on effort to work out ft olnn
either to furnish substitute Industries 1
or to continue the ghlnbuilding bust,
ness in this dlstriot, Tho mayor oalL
d the conference. - i
Everett True
SERVICES HELD AT
ByCONDO
IN CITY TUESDAY
Pn7fo)
FORMA
MEETINGOFSTAT
OPENSVICT0RYL0AN
MEpFORD CHURCHES
, "AHIIUND. nrll 21. In cmiiine.
linn with iillmr towns' tliroinjliout llio
county, Ashland on Monday institut
ed n Victory lim n ciiiiiimiIkii with a
lili intrude, liiilKio, smieclioH, mid all
,thu ciiiu'oiiiUinitH of n lilu (lc'iituiiHtriv
tUiii, business lioiiHiM mill hhIiiioIh ho
ins (dosed diirlnir t'ortuln afternoon
hour to allow everybody lit imrlii'i
Vuto in u mo vt-iiiviit wlili'li assumed
lliu proportions of u llolitliiv iollifii'U
1ion. l'nim urcMont hmiciirunec the
local ouotu'of llio liiiin ik oven more
(lull) i linu'.lii'iillv assured. At the
Kustor services on Hunduv tlio local
' oluritv, almost without execution, con
ducted a well diruufcd bnrruito um .
Vroliiniiinrv in llio iictivo oiiiiViikh
which hcu-an Miiiiilnv iiiiiriiinir uiiilcr
uuHiiirm (if variotiK eommitteos in
elm rye of 0. Winter nit district eliulr
man. V '
lllllllur HillillUH IlIlM boon elected a
director, uf (lie. liiHurniKio Federation
uf Orouon.
Thu mummer of tlio local Fruit &
1'roduco association. A. 0. llrinits.
has n oved into the Thornton resi
dence, corner uf North Main and
Mnnmnltu streets, tho homo formerly
occupied liv the family of the Into A.
1). Oriilinm.
Mm. .Myrtle lluv of (lold Hill, diud
lit thifv oitv hint Krtdnv. Deeenaod
was a, Vounir woman, oiuro fnmilinrlv
known In former duvii Mix Illnck
burn. cmnlnved in tho Ilccbe & Kin
ney Htoru licro and was esteemed for
liionv nminlilti dualities. Her fiincrnt
occurred on Siinduvt at Oold Hill,
where Iter mother and it sister re
ide. I(v, II. Lewis. I). I);." will
Kiieiik uk the Methodist church ThurH.
dav eveiiinu, Aprd 2i, nt 8 o'clock,
in Oulialf of the eontcniirv movement
which i n missionary whirlwind now
tfwcepimr not onlv n restricted urea
hut the nation at lurce. In thin work
Mr. tawis has been llio mean of en
' liHlinir tho active labors of7S.000
fivc-m nuto men. wlio, It in needless
to mil'. nr alert on tho Mi. inspir
cd liv llio enthusiasm of their leader
in the ureal work of rnisinir $105.
Oon.iHX), a financial nroiiosition back
ed liv reliulou conviction and fervor
Involving ft Minn riinkinir in. the Itcd
t'roM and kindred classification, lie
diiro and hear him deliver his cn
thiisluHtin and oiitimixtin mission.
A throO'lMtrtv linur on the local ex
change eallH mi the Mail Tribune re
Porter occasionally and distutos a
rah l)nv item ahoiit on fulloWH:
'Bash niuif uiiu'L'lo no liiirh cnrvle
ehci'K viininn mumble liiimblo riindile
tip bronio ronio rin." ntid then ikIiIh
bv wnv of advice, couched in plain
liinuunire: "Now tret thin in tho nn
tier'riKht. ' You romirlvrn et' ovorv
thinir twinted." .
' "Tlia Virttiiiiu" in the nitnio of the
new roominor nnnrtinent iiihI opened
in tho Jtnller block on Mnin Ktreut.
near tlie I'liimi. bv Mm.-Alico Jilltion
Wind Mrx. Dr. Welmter. Tho urcmiHeH
wore formerly known aa the hayov
lintel. There are a doitcn hodroonm
ineliided in the iiiiartmeutH. in adili-
lion to a. colniiioiliouH riming hull
kitchen and other conveniences.;
Meala are not Nerved but tenant" can
make nrranironientu for tho una of
kitchen and dimmr room. Anplica
tiona hlinulil bo made at tho YcudomC
iipnrlnicntH for the bine beincr.s.,.
Kreil S. Johnnon. Iravelinuninn.
formerlv of Mudford. With bend-
nuartors now at Mvrtlo I reck. wa
intorviawinir trndo and renowinc the
iieounintiinco of a lot of frieniln in
thin portion of bin territory hint Kut-
urdav. eenml aa ot old. k
Knrlv 8aturdav morniniiArtliUi
-Wick donned a biuh uowerud rifle nml
fiahinir outfit, leavinir unattended on
jin ineumion into tho tirimcvnl fant
neKHon if tho Antolopo (ootuitrv
north of AKhland. far removed from
human habitation. v r
At the bitr Itcd Cross domonntra
tion hold at Modford hint Kriilnv. re
viewing tho work .of the beneficiont
oruann-.ntioiiH in tho piiHt and plnn
ninir fi)turo nctivitioH, doleirnteit pros
ent from Ashland iiicluilinir Moh-
dunioH W. H. and S. McNair. Frank
Dickov. Kvorton, Saekott, Poroxxi."
Jinmkin and others. . Mrs. Diokov and
Mrs. Kvorton envo intcrostinir talks
on Hod Cross work n HiitscosHliillv
accomplished both at . homo . and
abroad, :nnd : indication point -to a
roniiissnnen clinch in the order by
' The sixty-first state meotinv of the
Prusbvlerv of Hunt hern Orouon con
vouch iir this city in tho First Pros
hytorian church Tuesday, April 22, nt
8 o'clock in tho ovcninti. , Tho offi
cers of the I'rusbvtorv itro L. Myron
lloor.or. inodcriilor; Itov. Albert II.
Clammons, stated clerk, nml ilov.
John W. l Id vt. perumnont clerk.
"The al lenilaneo will Include nil
I'rvshvteriaii ministers from Klamath,
Jackson, Josuphino und ' Douulas
counties. F.ach eburcll will bo rep
resented bv an elder cominisslonnr.
From out of the I'rusbvtorv. thuro will
be Hcv. llniidinot Heeler of Portland,
the stalo superintendent of homo mis
sions, and Kov. W. '0. Forbes. D..D,
of Senltio, who is tho district set'ro
tarv of the northwest f tho Habbath
school board of the . Presbyterian
church. Iliilh of thewo men will be
heard in slronir nddressos.
The most important Item of busi
ness from tho slandpoint of local in
terest will bo the induction of liov. L
Mvron Itoocer into the offico of pus-
tor of the local church. This solemn
service will . lake place on Tuesday
ovenimr nt 8 o'clock and prominent
ministers will take part. Dev. 0. 1,
Koebler of Ashland will nreuch tho
sermon, Itev. J. K. liuillip. D. D.. of
Phounix will tfive thtv cliarifo to the
minister and Rev. A. II. Oannnons of
Jacksonville, will uivo tho cliarce to
the people. Kev. John W. Ilovt of
Ashland will, preside over the cere
mony. ' .
' The selection of commissioners to
the ifencral nssemblv of tho Presby
terian church mectinif in Ht. Louis in
May will occupy the attention of the
Presbvtorv, as the election to this
hisll honor takes iilnce at this time.
Tho officer of the First Presby
terian ebureh nro miikimr every 'pro
vision for the comfort of their eucsts
durinif tbeineetinir. -
U. S. WANTS RECRUITS
Young men of Modford and vicin
ity who dealro to enlist In tho navy
can do ao al tho Nnah hotel, during
the next two or three daya with T. B.
Ailnma, naval recruiting officer.
Thoao who enlist In the hospital
corps, olcctrleal and machinist de
partment will bo aortt direct to tho
various navy achnols for Infraction,
hut all ratings ot tbo navy sorvlco
uro opon. . ,
Unclo Ram -wants all tho tnon ho
can got as tho navy Is oxpandlng o'nd
men whose onllatmenta havo expired
havo boon lot out so fast that there
la a big shortago In tho personnel. - .
. ... U .1 I ii.rTra, ' I
BLISS
NATIVE
HERB
TABLETS
Look In tho mirror and nnte tho
condition of your skin. Is It spot,
ty, covered with plmplos, or snl
low? If you doslra a frosh, heal
thy skin, a clonr complexion and
a bright eyo, yon must koop your
blood In good condition. Take
Hllss Native Horb Tablets, and
you will exporlonee a gonoral Im
provement In your hoaltli... Thoy
romovo tho lean no of pimples, had
hronth, honrtburn', indigestion and
constipation.. Thoy act gontly,
but effectively on tho llvor, kid
neys and bowols, cloanso tho sys
lm, purify tho blood, nnd restore
ntfilthy, vigorous action, A box
contains 200 tublots, nnd will last
six nonths. Price JI.OO. Got tlio
'gontilnv, nnd look for our
' trade mark and monoy back ml
guarantee on every box,
Bold hy.Jnndlng 'druggists and
local agents every whore. :
nrnseeiitini! . additional , war relief
measures, ' ' '., .
Mr. and Mrs. 'W. A. Foecbcrk
Freebcnt. married last Saturday bv
Kov.' C. F. Koebler,, pastor of tho
I'rcslivterinn church, wil bo domicil
ed for the time bcintr nt least in the
roomy apartments, over tho Freeborn
storo on tho Plur.ii.' In tho mcn'ntimo
conirraOilalions from numerous
friends nro in order.
1 Women's enmiuiign work incident
to the Victory lojin will bo represent
ed in the Ashland district bv Mrs. 0.
Winter as ohairmnn of local commit
tee, Mrs. E. H. Adaiifson, represent
ing tho Talent district, Mrs. Delrov
Oetehell of Xfcdt'onl.' is county chair
man. nnd under her energetic meth
ods women of the orgunixation nre
not only called upon to solicit, "but
will go to tho front lino trenches nnd
aid tho men in plncinir their respec
tive' districts over tho top. ,
Malta Cnnimandorv. Knights Tem
plar, worshipped nt Trinity Episco
pal church in this eitv, Sunday after
noon, nt an ideal service conducted
bv Kev. P. K. Hammond, a member
of tho order. In lino with tho tb
servnnco of the great Christian an
niversary, 'Horvieos in gonornl-nt local
ehurchos were tvpienl of Kastertido.
fino musical . nccompnnimcnta and
elaborate dneoi'at vo effects boin" the
rule, while tho weather was as elenr.
cool and invigorating us could bo ask
ed for, meteorological forooasts to
tho contrary notwithstanding;.
Tho Wednesday afternoon club will
meet on April' '-''1. with Mrs. V. M.
Pnloy as principal hostess ot her
home-onAttroMliuni street. , : -
Koports indicate that Glenn Young,
Ashland moiubcr ot tho nnginoer
corps participntiin' in tho Aruonne
.Forest, engagements; nnd now on bis
wnv homo from San Francisco, is
wearing tho oroix do euorro.
Standiird educational ! tosts wore
tho order in tlio junior high school hist
wcok, third to 'ninth irrec'os inclu
sive This work is being dond undor
Stato Vniversitv nuspieos, under a
sliding scale of rconirements as np
pliod to cliiHs'ficution grades,
' Mrs; Marv Rf. Shophord, widow of
William II. Shophord, whrtwont to
Sncramento snmo time ago to livo
with her -dnuiditor. Mrs. C.,.1.1. Jndd,
died in that riitv recently at' the ago
of noni'lv - DO .vonvs. Sim wns llio
mother of 'Mi;(),'Kli,nbolh Dvor, re
siding on Pino streot, and was n
member of oiie'of the pioneor fiiinilies
of Ibis locality. Her remains will bo
brought In Ashland and interred in
tho 1 1 ill cemetery on4 of town.
I SAW fJJ SKcAK Bt fMlND THAT r.( t
WITN TOUR. t-IW aVJArX-DI '-l VOUllPlSl 7-?..Z:Z"
FIC-D IITH -RMNNtMd THeM Tloluk On 'THE Poliii
' "' " '" ' ''" Ij ' - ' -"'1
PERSHING CONFERS
WASHINGTON, April il General
Perahlngoday Informed the war. de
partment that he "bad awarded Dis
tinguished Service medals to Major
Charloe L. Joly and' Firm Lloutonants
Wn, J. Schmltt,' Pant Cbapln and
Caroll B. Reecefor "exceptionally
morltorlous and' distinguished ser
vices wbllo aervlng with the expedi
tionary forcoa." Tho tllstlngiilshcd First IKvision "in1 France.
Service medal was awarded posthu
mously to Major Alfred E. King, who
lorved as munitions officer of the
Fifth army corpa.
WALTER M CLURE DIVISION
ATHLETIC OFFICER IN FRANCE
' EUGENE. Ore;. April 2L Captain
Walter McClure. a former athlete of
tho University of Oregon, who took
part in the Olympic eamcs'in Eng
land seevrm years ago, in a letter
l rem fiance to his mother. Sirs. O.
Uennett1 of Eugene, received yester
day, stilted that he had been detailed
as division athletic oftiecr of the
: The Easter services In the First
Presbyterian church -were attended
by-, the lis'rgeat xongregatlon . that
hae assembled in that building dur
ing the present administration and
as large aa ever has' been there for
every available space was occupied in
both services. Tbe floral : decora
tions were matchless In their beauty,
so much so that varioa people went
to tbe church during tbe day to
photograph them.
-.The morning communion service
wai.a service of singular power and
spiritual beauty. With ttie consecra
tion of the many Interesting babies.
the; reception of new members, so
many In number as to make a double
rank across the front of tbe church.
and over two hundred and fifty com
municants, none who were present
will ever forget the uplift and .vision
of the Easter services.
The: evening audience that gath
ered anticipating a musical treat were
not'i disappointed for Mr. Geo. An'
draws, presented such a varied-and
rich program of Easter mualo
would have done credit to a large
city church and tbe talent participat
ing reflected great credit on the dir
ector and the musical ability of Med-
ford. Mrs. McCurdyin the .'organ
number displayed her skill in execu
tion and selection and pleased the
public greatly. ;
Easter was never celebrated under
more ausplcijoua circumstances and
with deeper spiritual fervor and its
Influence w;: long remain.
L DISPUTE
OPENED BY COURT
WASHINGTON, April 21. Fed
eral. court decrees dismissing injunc
tion proceedings brought by the
United Railroads of San Francisco to
prevent the city from constructing
and operating a - munlclpally-owjied
street car system on streets 'where
Uib company already had tracks were
upheld today by the supreme court.
in dismissing the company s ap
peal, .Justice Holmes, who rendered
the opinion, said this action, w
taken 1) the court without prejudice
so that the street railway company
could .institute damage proceedings
if It desired.
1 a1 " Ever V-;'. ' I
rtrt w, ww
rwiim Cmal Canroi,
s-.t t
A FOOD
Golden
Granule
-Ma,.
(Qrape-Muts
' ' 't . -M- ".'',, ,'.. .'(.- '"'.'.' A- .
represents a definitely;
balanced blend of the
food values of wheat 5
and malted barlev.
Grape-Nuts jSives rriiich
needed nourishment,
to the tissues of body
arid brain and is as
delicious as .it is eco
nomical and healthful
, No raise in price
during or since the war.
The Greatest Name
In Goocty -latd
it vSrr
p irrTrangi'iiii di hi in hi in in nun in nr'nf tmL1
M uM ttgn-.M HMii ill Ml hi imn hi hi ilfiffl WmAs
5
PE - '
GGUVTK
in
m
i
. . -- .
5
, Seated Tlihtjtept Rlsbf
2Z
avofiasfs
Overstocked on Fitall Cases
Indisponsible for one in traveling or camping. ."We
will sell all we have on hand for cost. ' ' -
Mr. Automobile Buyer
THE MYSTERY CAR
"Will be here next Friday. Hold your order open uni
til you investigate this car. ' . '
!A beautiful,- well built, six-cylinder automobile,
at a price that is in keeping with the times, v '
$1495 F. 0. B. Medford, fuUy equipped. ."' '
Elliott & Cook-Auto Co.
' Successor to Power Auto Co. :'
' '. All Together '
j f For the Victory Loan Ji
.. - You know that our Government re. . 1
: llllUll quires more money for expenses In. Iil)
t I It i . . currod in the frroat world war. .. i i .. I . II
lU Of course you will want to licli 'jfJf
f . Vi so all together for tho success of the . jajjw
aU Victory Loan, Subscribe now.1 . ' " SjJI
4 Per Cont Intores' ' J
gSffita paid on savings 1 '
g accounts. jlr-
'" l"
esja BLisTnneii eea55: . j
i ..I