Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 23, 1919, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text' P3CGE SIX HfEDFORD MATK TRIBUNE,' fEDFORD, OREOON, WEDNESDAY, 'APRTTi 2H, Iflld ' " i :' NAT L GUARD IS AUTHORIZED BY g 0 GOVERNMENT Oreoon Among First States to B Se lected Force to Consist of One Battalion Infantry, Four Companies Coast Artillery State In Imme- 1 dlate Need. WASHINGTON,' April 2fr. Reeon- : Btltution of tbe National Guard as : actually started today when the war department, thru the bureau of mili tary affairs, authorized the organ lia-J tlon of seven regiments and one extra battalion of infantry, one squadron of cavalry and 18 companies ot coast artillery. ' . . The state of Now York was author-, lied' to raise tour regiments of infan try, one squadron of cavalry and 12 companies of coast artillery. New Jersey was authorised to organise one regiment of infantry and two companies of coast artillery, Ohio two regiments of infantry and Ore gon one battalion ot infantry and four companies ot coast artillery. These new units are, Intended to replace state troops which, under sec : tlon 61 of the. national defense act,, cannot be legally maintained by the states in time of peace. . That section prohibits, tbe maintenance of any troops except those prescribed in the act regulars and National Guard. -Other authorisations tor units' are expected to follow soon.- The states first considered were those in VhlchJ conditions were such that their gov ernors considered" 'armed forces might .be necessary' underr certain contingency. The state of Pennsyl vania, tor instance, reported to the war department that it possessed' at this time a very efficient state con stabulary and S000 state troops, suf ficient to-handle .any emergency which could be foreseen at this time. -The units authorized today must be, in such state ot organization be fore June 30 as to be eligible for fed eral recognition, if the war depart ment Is to extend financial aid. , TheJ organizations will all be organized on, 'pesce status, a company consisting ot 66 men as .a minimum. - . : . ' ; . ' ' ' - ,r' v; j Portland; Apni 23. The feet that Oregon was among tbe first states In' which the organization of the National Guard units was author ized by the war department; was said by military authorities today to be chiefly: because the personate ot the units had. been practically enlisted here and' ready for federal recogni tion. Adjutant General May recently returned to Portland from a trip thru the state, completing organization of companies. - ; Another possible reason given for arly authorization in Oregon- was, that the state police, an organization under the authority of the governor during the war for use in handling uprisings ox disturbances of any kind was legislated out ot existence by the last ..legislature. , In case of distur bances due to unemployment or any other cause, it was pointed out. the state at the present time U without atate troops to deal with them. , ENIX SCHOOL TO - GIVE A flAY 'pi.. t..u.: n l. ;.'n i the school house by the .pupils under the head of the "Junior Senior Play," Thursday, April 24, 8 p. m. - "Up to Freddie." comedy in two acts. Cast of characters: , ' .Marguerite Burnett; Juanita Furl ry: Mary Stanhope, Marv. Wheeler j Jack .Stanhope, Hernck Wheeler -Patty. Alice Fry: Lenore, Ruth Mar- tin: ; Dorothy. ' Leta. Stevens: Miss Prince,-' Esther Millard : Grenville . Lodge: Van Gall: Freddie Thatcher, M. Morton: reader between acts, Lois ,- Bice. ' .- -' . ' v DEFY TO ITALY '(Continued from page one.) - . London treaty should be subjected to 4 total revision. -.- Italy refused to accept thls-propo- . sal; whereupon (President - Wilson . withdrew, leaving Italy alone with : the representatives" of the other sig natories ot the treaty - During the meetings : of - the representatives of . the 'signatories, both Premier Orlan do ' and Foreign Minister Sonnlno were ,most concllltary, Orlando espec ially 'having asked - repeatedly on whatcondition France and.-, Great . Britain would consent to 'give Flume to Italy. 1. "Baron Sonnlno Bald ho was ... ready to discuss a revision of the London treaty. ' ' -President Recedes However, President Wilson, who - 'whle he was not present at the meet ings kept' in touch with them, then ' wanted to re-open the question of the ' treaty of London, but without joining the revision to the fate of Flume, The president has receded from his first proposal' to acknowledge Flume a free 'city and Is Inclined to give it ; absolutely to the Jugo-SIavs. .. As to Premiers Clemenceau and . '-Lloyd George, they are understood to 'be ready to adhere purely and simply to the treaty of London, at the same tlmo seeking means of conciliation Mae Murray in "What Am I Bid'! at Page Theater Tonight :F JAB MURRAY av "yVKAT J f J BID 1 Spectators .of this specinl subject, 'What Am I Bid f". will find manv further "advancement in the screen work:of Mae Marry.-- Her imperson ation of Betty" Yarnell. an uncouth but fnscinatine flower of the moun tain country, is one of the best things she has done. Her'erasD of the char acter is firm and sure. She makes a' Irvine.1 suffering 'humnn bein? out of the eirl and the- storv of her struscles is one of trone interest. The production is literally filled with Dicturesaue . scenic effects. KLAMATH FALLS TO R. E STRAHORN i r KLAMATH FALLS, Ore., April 2 3 As a first step toward the comple tion of the Straborn railroad, the city connoit last night adopted a. resolu tion-waiving the terms of payment under the contract with Robert E. Strahorn and will -turn over to the railroad builder - thex money, which .amounts to 16,770. Payment would be due about July 1.: ' . . - The city can turn over the road. on Its completion, to the builder, who will pay the operation expenses until further notice.- An ordinance to this effect was passed last night Undei the. terms a special city election will be called May 21 for. the deeding of the 20-mile municipal Una to Mr. Strahorn, provided he will complete and operate the line to Sprague River and that he will deliver Income bonds of the Oregon, California and Eas tern railway to the city, which will pay the bondholders annually and pro-rata the net earnings of the company..- .;'.;. . ,; ,;;'.:' ? IOWA CLAIMS FIRST. HONORS VICTOBY LOAN DES MOINES. Iowa. April 23.- Ecrnalinc its record in the last loan, Iowa claims the distinction of being the-first stafe1 to exceed itafauota in the Victory Liberty loan, according' to- a' message today from C. H. Me. Nider.- state director of sales, who is at federal reserve district heudauar ters in Chicaeo. ' - - - If You Wmt to Make a Change from Coffee' consider the Ail-American table beverage so many former Coffee , drinkers now use- POSTUM It has a decidedly coffee like aroma, taste and ap- 1 pearance, but; contains no - caffeine. Consequently those with whom coffee 1 disagrees find the new , drink free from all coffee ' objections. , ' No increase in price ofPostumf Economical! CI 1 V llf 'splendidly photocraplied. , These set tings were chosen with fine discrim ination and add much to the enjoy ment of the number. ,w , The plot, vhijo it has certain con ventional elements, is on the wholo an original one and contains many situations that are fresh nnd differ ent. It has so much to offer that is new that the production is sure' to make friends wherever, shown. A comedy and News completes the pro eram. At the Page today and Thurs day. .. F PORTLAND. .AvM 23. For the protection bf dumb animals -in .Port land,' City. Commissioner . Mann is planning . to introduce an ordinance to ifm . city council making it a misde meanor for in ntiot to fail to re port to , the Police bureau after hit tincr, injuring or killing any such ani mal, he announced today. , ;.-. v - Attention of Mr. Mann was 'called to the" killing of a .valuable Boston terrier lastv week by,- beinir hit; by a laree 'toiiriner car. . ' ... .''This is humane .week." said Mann "and for that reason I would tke to call the attention of the'autoiats that in the first place kindness should be shown to the ddmb brutes and in the second place does ore personal prop erty, are taxed 'and are entitled to the same' consideration as any other personal porperty. ' . Mann will ask the city attorney to draft the proposed ordinance. ' The commissioner, has been a doe fan cier and breeder for many years and has initiated many of tha measures for the protection of does and. other dautnb animals in Portland. ;v- i .V. '.';' New Hoa Record. - CHICAGO. April 23. A new alti tude record for hoe prices at $21.10 per hundredweieht was established at the Stock Yards today. The pre vious record was made last Septem ber. ... LU-LU M.t.l..l.T.y.tJ.TjKil SCHOOL PRIZE El The winner In each of the grades from three to twelve lneluslve in the schools ot Jackson county are given below. Kach will receive a silver pin and their essays, will, compete for more valuable prises intho state con test. The winner or champion tor the state wtlt.be given a genuine Prussian otftoer's holmot bolng of; tered by the war deportment Competing essays were received from many schools and compotltlon was closo In every case. The commit tee ot judges round considerable dif ficulty In making decisions. ; ' Tho county winners by grades aro; 3rd grade, : Kern Clarko, : Talent school. . .; 4th grade,' Elite' ; Boll, '' Phoenix school. ' - 61 h grade. Fred Karlow, Lake Creek. : -.. ''--.- -; 6th grade, Rose Whaley, . Butte Falls. ; , " ' ' 7th grade, Eleanor. Moore. Bell View school, Ashland. ' ' -i -' 8th grade, Thelma Chlldort, Forest Creek school, Jacksonville.' ' 9th grade, Marie Maltngren, Phoe nix school. i ' . 10th grade, Luclie Davidson, Butte Falls. ' '.' 11th grade, Marie Morton, phoenix school.. - , r V . '- . 12th grade, Chester.. Jones,' Butte Falls, school... . V. ' The essays from the. above, men tioned children have been! sent to the state committee who wilt publish re sults within a few dajri.-t t - AN OVER BURDEN trj MOTHER If the steos a mother takes and the work she does could. only be mea sured by figures, what, an array .they would make. Through girinooa. wifehood and motherhood . woman tolls on, often suffering tram back ache, pain In side, headache, nervous ness and sleeplessness, symptoms ot more serious ailments. becullar to her sex. Thousands ot such women: how ever, have found relief- from suiror- lnit'by taking Lydla E. plnkbam s Vegetable Compound, as Is evidenced byi the letters of recommendation continually bolng published In. .this paper. .. ,. , 'i I'.M.'.lJLIl-1 1 , -' 1 I The Victory Loan "MOPPEfQ UP time is atr hand. Tho war's over.'.and won and our, boys mostly back home!1. NoW for paying the costs tho : smallest lend--dollai's and cents. Let's get ' to this Victory Loan and get it over with in a hurry. ,.- . The First National Bank as usual offers its facilities and services to push things along; , - ' '' Capital $100,000. zhe First National Bank Wbdford -, ii'.'i i- ' f " i ' -foVfcSV ' a C. E. l. OAS ON STOMACH SOUR STOMACH indigestion v HEARTBURN Instantly Relieved bv BISURATED MAGNESIA IN 5 GRAIN TABLETS ' AX1 1HVIKI VOWSl . BISURATED MAGNESIA Is ( o fttagnesta compound especially pro- parea tor tne sate, speeuy una cer tain correction at dangerous stomach acidity. It comes only In the form ot five grain tablets and powdor in seal ed blue packages. Do not.' contuse with cominorolnl mugnestu, milk ot magnesia or citrate ot magnesia, took tor the word BISURATIOU nnd got the genuine from OHUUOISTS EVERYWHERE. , Adv. Look for This Sale MANN'S Saturday April 26 Oregon We ha ve the best in Southern Oregon.tMNo junk butS1 V first class Maxwells,Dodges,Oyerlands,Stude:; ' bakers;:Fords--TrickS If you are looking see these before buying. GATES ;AutiGd. Medford, TODAY nm ii i ii.r- iia - i',,,,, in , TO M Ijf lAMemffiP Mow -WM- andlh? youth Q e'&i) r. who turned , , - thorn lov. . s yf efnt;mrrn'i2(?rr2 . "A Million Dollar Romance That Ends in a Bungalow . . for Two." : . ,. . AND.. , Al Christie's Latest "JUST LIKE DAD'.' Ti9 a fast one. "Please , Hurry" Two More Days AND The Mystery Car. Wait and watch for the . seasons auto sensation. A Car with Quality, Class and Price Elliott & iGook Auto (Co. t i . : Successor to Power Auto Co. Overstocked on Fitall Cases Indispensiblo for one in traveling or camping. Wo will bcII dll wo have oii hand for cost, i ,. v . . i - ' 'Tl T-. .-1 , : line of used cars cars: . " for real bargains, Oregon TOMORROW "Come , 1 , 1 Early" 'H ' ' - : - J 'v-Sr-fV i.xfc w' ': ''r 'V':t' 'ii; a.v .': - v & u ; h j r r . i J.' ' ': '