Medford mail tribune., April 24, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

WABtllNOTON. !.!,( Anril IM.r
Kruiik II. I'nilii'it, ixiiiNiilUnv 1'iiL'i
iii'cr of Ilia Hnrcitu of .MiiwM. Th'imil
iiivnt of tliii Interior, iiinl dcun of lhi
colli'ito of niininir, I'uiverxilv of Ciili
furiiln. meii'ibor of it Miicrml iuiinuiM
imt to IiivonIIkiiIu 1 1 hi iliiiiuimi dime
iiv t ho (Joniiiiiih durum llm wnr to tint
conl mill Iron mine mid tlm hIocI
work of KruiU'x iiml IMtriuni. nl'lnr
n immouitl iiivDHliirntiiin, lirnt iut re
turned in 'nliitiil"ii with u firl
llllllll HIdTV ofillK llllllONt niiliclieviiblu
iitronitivii nt'fliu llmm in the iliwtrui.'
lion nnd wrcckuiiii of llm IikIiiki HiiI
lil'u of Front mid Hcluiiim,., tin v
Icnmlic nml ilinliolii nl bu Iiiumi
iliwtrni'lloii in oiin cri'itt coul niiiilnu
rcuion. Mr. I'roU'il MiuVtliut,it
dikn ul IciiHt five Vi'iim In rcliiiliili-
tutu till district Mid il will li I'J Ui
1ft venr miron It iseM Iiiipk to imr
mill, pw.wiir niilitm'.' v Hu prcilirtH
tluil will llm iiiiloiiiilultii niirlt of
Kritiieo. in Ninto ol tlm huirriil tin
Klni'iliiMi lo Imr (m'l work, with llm
return, or aciii'u aim orriono hi itn'
mother IiiiiiI. Kriinca will uvcnltiullv
Ihm'o'DO tin doiiiiiiiuit fuctur .in .the
fuhiM, ntcl InduMrv of Kiirooc.
In i iircliiniiinrv rcnort to Vnu If.
Miuiuiu:'. ilirci'tor of tlm huri'itti of
miiicx. Mr. I'rolicrt' hiivh in lutrt :
"Kurlv In tlic win Ho' I'Tinnii horde"
nwiMt niinlliwiird lliroiuili tlic iron
liniimof French AInhi'o ami l.r
mine, nnd for ncnrlv lour vcr lhi
renown "il ininiinr nrcn wo ln-hl nml
exploited Iiv the invader. Mnnv of
llm emn'ovccn went miidc cnntiveit
nml cniiiDellcil lo work In tho milieu
mull Ocntiiili direction, llm inter
nit t iot'itt I oiintlitrv hriweeii Krniu'i
nml (lortuiiiiv win ilrnwn in 1871, lo
viva the victor of tlm rriineu-rrn-
Kinn wnr control of the iron richl
but ulnt'fl tlmt tium eieiiti!'iii (level,
ooitieiii. ended lV il better miller.
Ktuni'intf of loeitl ueolovv. untuned
for rYnnco n tireitler ore renervei nt
lower .bunion Ihnn Hint of Hit) I.or
ritins Annexe?.
"Uiirinir the (lennnn oeeiiitnlion the
Iran nuncH were not intcnsivrlv ox-
iduilcd becnuite of Ilia iiceenaity of
meroitiiit.' everv iihlc-bodicd fcimil il.' i
t hu Toulon nrniv nnil on ncronnl. of
tlio lna' nccmmilntion of wnr minor-j
Ik in iirtjudViition for tlm jyiir. jliic
lictiliil nliVHieiil iliu'iiiltin'to fliu' Iron
intiieflt i coniimriilivelv " miill 'wlitii
compared to the tlcxl ruction of the
cottl field of northern Frnne. which
in n reiinlmnihle it i comolelo.
Onlv In i few cu. where iiilliir
have been robbed, in tin biinck, in
there nnv coIIiikmi of underurountl
u....L-:n,.d l.,il lit., fiiiiiiiiment. Iidth
Mirfitco nnil iindcritrnuntl. him been
niinu-titl. nnd when' ore hu been
mined, Iho luck of dcveloiiiuenl will
defer rciiliwitinn of enielnl until the
exploratory rk i Hrfieientlv ntl.
vnncud to nduiit of iliiilv output m
iiroximnttnir nre-wur eondilioiiH, The
mincH lire not Kerioiihlv crippled, but
whnt of the Hteel nlnnlit in which the
iron oreii lira mnelled In mv otmi
ion no mielt iitrocitv wn ever ner
petntotl niritinxt the imliiHtriiil life
of nnv oountrv. Miiuniricciit phtiiK
conipariilir fitvnrnhlv with nnvthinu
wo have in the I'liitcd Ktnlci. nre no'
hut ft tniiclcd. twiKted Intuit of Htrufl
tunil Bteel nnd, hnikcn etoun.. O'hc
wilful demolition- wn seientificiillv
plunncd nnd Hvsteinntieiilfv'' enrried
out, ThiB nfter the romovnl of nil
Htieli mcclinniciil nnd oleetricnl power
imitH nn could b uel bv- Ocrnmnv.
The niuIielointneiH nnd effieieiiev
with which tin crime nuntiist Fceneh
intliii'trv wn curried out i iiIuiohI
unbeliovnhlo." S
FRICTION OVERHUN"
PEACE DELEGATION
IS CLEARED AWAY
. IlKHMN'.' April 21.'- (l)y tlitt Ahho
(tinted l'riHft.) Tint (Icruiiiu ciibint
in 11 Hpcciul nckkii tlitH umrniiiir lif
ter coiiHiilcriiiit iho Kccrjiid lulcuriim
from (lndruen Cleiiiciicnnu, tlm Krcnch
uriimici', pritMidciit of lli pencil con
ference in 1'urlH, corrccllhif the I'iiImo
impriwHiiiu crcntcd bv liiw firnt note,
dun'ded Unit Hut nciicit ilulcimtioii or
inullv iiiil.nhilii.l eniild uii to Ver
HiiillcH ut Hut cml of tlm uruHunt wuck.
, 1'reinii r ('leiiicnceiiii' cond tulc
irriim rcitched thnforeicn offico IukI
evimintr. In it llm l''rencii premier
Nitid lii oriuiiuil imtificutioii ri'L'itrd
iitu' the (iermiin reprcncnliitiveH bud
licen lulhi'.iiihli.iii il mid iiiiKiiilrcunili'il
bv (Icrmitnv. Hit tleclurcil therti wit
no intention on ilu purl of tho eu
Icnlii to deiiv Hie (iermiin tho riuht
of iii'uiilintiiiti or (liKcuHKion.
Willi (hi iiKHiirunen tlm citbinct
in. imi.ii. :,-iv I'luii.iiiiiiiiiil lii revoke itH
tleciuion lii hcihI lr. Iliiilicl Von
lliiiiuhiniHcn. with u nitir of xtibord,
inlrit, in liii niln of IiIl'Ii cIuxk nicH-
eiieer to l'nri. nnd, revert ail to it
intention of Mcmlnur hix dclecntOH to
the Veniilillc eolu;rewt. Iieudcd bv
rotinf Von nrokdiirff-Kiuitriiti, the
forciun milliliter. l)r, Kduitrd Duvid
Hut funncr HoeinliHt lemlcr in the
reieliHlmi, ortuinitlv M'lceltnl n tine
of the MX, ix rcplui'Cil bv llerr IiIiiiiIk
benr. Ihtt Hcerelurv for pnliliritv, nrt
nnd literultini. tut Dr. Onvid in ill.
FEEDING PEASANTS
AltCIIAXOKt,. April 24. (Iiv Iho
AxHOciitted l'rt'tM.) Opposition bv
officiul of the uovermucnl of Kortli
KtiKxiu to the i l it ti for feed imr liol
xlievik Kuwtiu ii receutlv innda pub
lie in l'lirm i bioted not onlv on un-
williuuncHH to provitiion tvrritorv oe
cnoicd by forcojt of n covenintent tho
North lltissiniiK am fight im;.: but ho
eittiHo IhoV believe Iho plun would not
be el fieneioiM in coinbitltiuir Holelio
vixm, '. ... . , .... , . .
In the interview triven Tha ActO'
cintcd I'rtnH eorrcxiKinilent n'eordine
hit oppoitition to the plun. Lieiitennnt
(ivueritl Eut'cne,- Kurlovitch Miller,
aetiiur hend of thenrehnneol covcrn
nient, expreHHed the view Ihut thouc
who helped Holslievik KtisMin in tliiit
w mo would iu effect be ullViiiL' llu'm
Kelve with the llulhlicviki. Other in
official circle cxpn'sed opposition
to the nchemi. " . "
RUMANIAN
S
HUNGARY CAPITAL
roPKNlTAflKN. Anril 21. Riinin-
ninn tntop oonlinued their advance
toward BudiipcHt April 22. on tho on
tiro lino, between the Thois nnd
Mnros rivor nnd in the oveninit .wire
hooro njehroflxin, nhont .120 mjlcfi due
oiiHt , of 'Jjuilnnest,, nccvrilinif to ro
liorti.; front. HudupeHt ludnV. " 1 h
1 tinintr an . oviiminlod , iieiinjtT,m
.Tn,l,.: nl..bt..' . - " '
' A iJuiiirnrinn oliilonirAt Rnvs thfl
Iluusnrinri onmiiinuint tvoops helinvod
nt Rovornl itoinl with complete Inok
of MiHcipIino: Thi attitude on' the
pnrt of the troop, led to tho wiHi
(lruwnl from Dchrocr.iii.'
LONDON. Anril 21. Rumors Hint
tho llimirnriiin Boviet irovorninent m
nhiiketi nre nhnolutelv tiiUountiou. no
nnnlin..to HlO DllilV llltrilltl, tllO 1II
borito ormin. which is ehnmpioninu'
Bola Kun. Xhe noWHpupcrs sivv the
noviot rcifimb hn on tho contrary
boon ninterinlv dlromitimneii.
Tho llernltl prinli a Hudupatt dia
n,.ll, C!l,,.l In tliMl cil.V TllOHllnV HltV
inir ltununrinn reHiBtanco has brouiflit
the Rimmninn oI'Ichhivo to iv wianu-
Btiii. , '.:i'...A
1 ,,iv ititlok nrlvors
BoglnninB nt 2 p. m. . Ttiesdnv.
An.it it.n voih. at tho train IM.'V
Motor Co., froo Inatrnotlonj will b
glvon on Isn Hon ona i.aruaieu
troublea to In'ilv Buiolt drivers. Those
whn hnvn not font In tholr, nnmes
.!,.. 1,1 j,. n( ones. Wo wtll tonch
you thim? nbout your, ino'.of that
will bo of inoBtimnuio iioiioui.,
28 OHATEll LAKE MOTOIl CO,
CIGARET GIRL OF
GREENWICH VILLAGE
OKEH'S SMOKING
fvm
a 1 1 '
The Outbursts of
Everett True
SON A
"Why not? Olpnrot amok Inn by
i,.nii,,ti l.f mil Immoral. COIUilliy
oulnlona , of woolon atocklngod
aiiliiatora notwithstanding.'
KniOi in tho unonulvocnt var
diet of 'Soiiln," the olgnrot girl
nf nramiwtch VIllBKO. Klvon after
i.'riiiiimia ritlaod over smoking nt
Vassur coiioro nun mo coiuinu
mUn rnnehed betweon tho atu
iinnta nnd tho faculty by which
tlio girls ngroo to contltio their
Rinoklng to iilncoa othorHhan tho
dohnltorlos. -fionln
alio has forgotton hot
mime nnmnlfl tlio mast Incorrlg.
Ililn viiimlinnd ot Now. York's
J. a till Qiinrtor.
By CONDO
How, X . IVOCCX AWtSB You TO
CiO Tb OflCIFORNW for?. A t'taiV
MONTHS. THCAJ TO TH-X3
1 AW THCN OVER r? HOT PRIWCS
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'A DOCTOR' MOT AH
L
E
I'ORTUND. April 24. The little
town of Yamhill. Ore., one of the
first to complete its a not a in the
$103,000.0110 Methodist centenary
drive. In advance of tho ncttml cora-
paii.ii (lutes, claims a record which
is gnid never to have been cninilled
in nnv cnnlpnlim of the war period.
Detiiiite the fact Hint be is 68 venrs
of nue. Hitch. Nosliit wn one of the
lenders in the successful Methodist
drivo at YdiiiIiiM. - :
Stricken with palsy, his wife lust
out of hospital nnd with a' heavy
mortcuco on hia 12-norc farm, Mr,
Neshit nnido a pledge of ffoOO to the
cenlonnrv. . " v
Then he cava up his work and be
came, a member of one of the solic
itiiiir teams, his tenm rnakini; a rcc
Onl. - " ! .
"Wo hnve much to be thnnkftil
for." was Mr. Nesbit's explanation.
Tho atorv of the Yamhill achieve
ment reached local centenary lead.
ers vestcnluv from northwest liond
ounrtera of tho centenary movement
at Portland. : , ,
FEAR WHOLESALE
MURDER OF RICH
BY BOLSHEVIK
BUDAPEST, Tqcsday, April 22.
(By Associated Fresa.) This city is
going thru a crisis worse than that
of Aorll 3.
There Is apprehension that there
will be a violent, swing to anarchy
with the socialists, losing control to
Bolshevik leaders, like Bela Kun
chief of the Red , ; Guard. Looting,
which hitherto has been held In check
or legalized as the -nationalization
of property" and assassination of the
old political fenders and the aristo
crats or feared. .
Reports are .current thnt the Ru
manians and Cxechs have received
orders from the allies to march on
Budapest. This Is Inoreastng the un
easiness. Ills folt, however, that the
Rumanians are advancing merely to
ocoupy the .territories set aside for
them. by. the allied note of March 20.
The fact that the communists are
unable to prevent the allies from oc
cupying the districts involved
weakening the Influence ot Bala Kun
and la causing violent hatred against
.the allies among the Hungarians,
MANAGUA. Nicnrnsun, April 21
Tho Costurican eovcrnmcnt has con
centrated two thousand troops (in tho
frontier between NiouruBuii und Cos
tn Ricrti The Costa Hicnn eovorn
mcnt it is said four nn invasion bv
exiles from Costa Rica in Nicaro
Ktiu. ':
Tho Costa liicpn- covornment lias
hnd troops on tlio Nicurimunn fron
tier for Vovoral monlhs. The purpose
of tha coneciitrntioh hns two oxpln
nntinns, ono boinir to protect tho
frontier from invasion by - Costa Rfc
ciin exiles nnd tho othor Hint the Cos
ta Ricnna wore .to aid in tho over
Hirow of the irovcrhmcnt of Nicara
itun. .Tlio irovcriimont of President
Tinoco of CohIii Rica has novcr been
rccoanined by the United Stntos. The
members, and ndheronls otv tho kov-
OrtllCUt of PrCOC1' 0,M(7.nle7., who
wntt'ovcrthrown by Tinoco nro exiles
in other Smith American countries.
EACE KEYNOTE OF
PARIS, Atiril 22. Huuh C. Wnl-
luce, American ambassador to Krunce
in presenting his credentials to Pres
ident Poincare today, said that in ad
dition to conferring pence upon the
world, jt watt necessary to unite the
people in Hnpport of it, Mr. Wnllucc
said : .
"Mr. President: 1 hnve the honor
to present to vour excellency the let
tern which accredit roe as ambassa
dor extraordinary and plenipoten
tiary of the United States to the
French republic. I am indeed hon
ored, for I come, lit the end of the
world war to salute victorious trance,
in the nnmo of the Amcriean people.
In Hint KtriiL'L'lv Krcncbmen nnd
Americans fought side bv side until
the final victory was won on French
noil.': under French command: ana
I'aris. for a time the capital of the
world, now is witnessing the erec
tion of the temple of pence.
'We hone to dcil'cute that temple
in the name of the League of Nations
nnd make it its homo: for the great
war which was fought in the Uelense
of civilization should be the last Con
flict of mankind. When victory came
it was complete ond the peace which
in to follow Kliould be enduring.' It
now is the task of the allied nations to
confer tbut peace upon humiinitv. but
firtit to unite the world in support of
it. At that lulior. nnd the great task
of rccoiistruct.on. tr:z?caai Amer
icaone in aim nnd principle, are
working with united energy.
"1 am fortunate. Mr. President, to
uo:nu to voa at such ticte.' for mv
opportunity is great. Great also js
mv responsibility, hut mv task itself
should be casv. . Tho deeds we have
done and nre vet to do together need
no interpretation. Words fnll from
our lins in different accents, but as
friends and allies, in war and peace,
we speak the common language of the
heart." .... .
MISS CARNEGIE MARRIED TO
PRINCETON UNDERGRADUATE
NEW YOBK. April 2T. In the
presence of onlv a few friends and
relatives. 5Dss Margaret Carnegie,
onlv daughter of Sir. and Mrs. An
drew Carnegie, and Ensign- Roswcll
Miller. U. S. N., were married at noon
todav in the Cnrnegie home here. 1 he
couple .proltiliiv will make their
home in Princeton.' X. J., where the
bridegroom is to take a two years'
course in Princeton University. '
BEFORE OR AFTER .
INFLUENZA '
MUSIC TO BE FEATURE
DRAMA LEAGUE MtE
The annual meeting of the Drama
Loague will bo nlled at 7:30 at the
Library tomorrow evening, when the
annual report of the officers will be
submitted and directors for the ensu
ing year be elected.
At 8 o'clock a. musical program
will be given including numbers by
Miss Warner, Miss Gray and others
followed by the main feature ot the
evening. A discussion of the League
of Natlona led by Messrs. Neff and
Goro.. ..Tho public Is urged lo attend.
" Soldiers, Sailors' nnil Marines
You are hereby notified that the
Woodmen of the. World will admit
discharged soldiers, sailors and mar
ines ,(IncJud!ng those in the air ser
vice)' to membership, without, initia
tion toe, and the Head Camp will pay
medical and certificate fees. The
insurance rates are tow and a big
reserve to back them up. You should
investigate this offer, : It is : wijrth
something to you.
v W- B. JACKSON, Clerk.
. Camp. No. 90. W. O. W
THE MOST, DANGEROUS
OF ALL
DISEASES
i
NA orftnns of the human boilr sr so
Iniportnnt to honlth and long life the
kidneys. , Whon tlic; alow up and com
mence to las In their duties, look outl
Dancer ia la sight, , , ,
Find out what the trouble la with
out delay. Whenevor you feel nervous,
weak, daisy, Butter from sleeplossnesa,
or have pains in the back, wake up at
once. Your kidneys need help. Ihfse are
signs to warn you that your kidueyB
. ero not performing their functions
properly. They are only half doing
their work and are allowing Impurities
,' to accumulate and ba converted into
uric acid and other, poiaons, which
nro causing yon dlntroaa and will do
atroy you unlcBa they ara drlvon from
your system. - '
Get some OOT.D MKDAf, Haarlem
Oil Capsules nt oacn, Tltey are an old,
tried preparation used all over , the
world for centuries. They Contain only
old-faBhloned, soothing oils combined
with atrength-giving and ayatem-cleana-,
in herbs, well known and used by phy
sicians In their daily practice. GOLD
MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capnulea are im
ported direct from the lahnratoriea in
Holland, y They are convenient to take,
and will either give prompt relief or.
your monov will tie refunded. Aak for .
them at any drug atore, but be eure
to get the ' original Imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Accept no substitutes,
Iu scaled' packages, Three atxea.
, ' B Dr. M. Cook
The coo! fighter always wins and So
there is no need to. become ' panic-
stricken. Avoid fear and crowds. Ex-
ercise in the fresh 'air and practise (he
three Cs : a Clean Mouth, a Clean Skin
and Clean Bowels. To carry off the
poisons that accumulate within the body
and to ward off an attack ot the influ
enza bacillus, take a good liver regulator
to move the bowels, such as Castor Oil
or a pill made up of May-apple, leaves
of aloe and root of jalap, to be had at
any drug store, and called Dr. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets.
The system should be built np by tha
use or a good iron tonic, such as "Iron
tic'' tablets, to be obtained at some drug
stores, or that well known blood-maker
and herbal tonic made from roots and
barks of forest trees sold everywhere
as Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical . Dis
covery. : .' . '
For a tonic that will freshen up the
blood, clean the digestive tract and put
new force and vim into you, I know of
nothing better than Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery and it contains no
alcohol, or narcotic so is perfectly, safe
to take. . - ' . -.- ; .
ilsiorta, Orryon "After having had tho
Grippe I could not regain my strength;
my blood was poor, I was nervous and also
had rheumatism. I tried everything bul
just could not get any relief. Finally I
decided to take Dr. Pierce's Golden Medi
cal Discovery and it cured me. I think it
is simply great. I uso the 'Pleasant Pel
lets', too, for constipation.
' s "I alwava recommend Dr. Pierce's reme
dies and am glad to do so at this time."
G . g, Spiccr, sits Exchange tjl. ,
Congole
urn
First-Class
Floor Covering
Nino foot wide, bought be
fore war prices .were added,
nice patterns, regular price
$1.20 yard.
Our Price 80c yd.
Come in and see it before
ibuying for spring.
Poole Furniture Co.
Crescent Baking Powder
Oraesnt tg. Co, 8aUl, Waah,
., '---i .., :.;':..:: - J -MV. , u
asaasassssssssssswisi'ii'i 1 1 isa immammmmmtaammmvBmmmm'mmmmmmammm '
Paint Gives an Added Value
Invest now in paint- Your property is more valuable than .ever, be
fore. Paint it with good paint. :.Tho added . value of .weir, painted
property is many times the Investment for paint and .painting.
Neglect to keep it protected with paint means serious loss to you.. .C
Acme Quality Ifouse Paint is the most economical; it - takes .lest)
and lasts longer than ordinary paint -
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fiCME QUALITY i '
HOUSE PAINT . : t
Call at our store. We will gladly estimate amount required
and assist you in choosing suitable colors,, whether you .,
buy or not. ,.. . v";: "' ; ".' '. :
Grater Lake Hardware Co. I
MEDF0RD. OREGON -
The Shasta
will be closed until further notice on
account of moving toy-:':':
New Location
Overstocked on Fitall Cases V
Indispensible for one in traveling or camping.; "We
will sell all we have on hand for .cost. v , !
Gohsumptioii
Home Products
Means Home Industry;
Let your next sack of flour be VILMO
and keep your money in circulation at;
home. Your local grocer has it. r
SATISFACTION GUARANTEED .
Rogue Valley Milling Co.
Medford, Oregon , '
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