PAGE EIGHT
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD, OREGON, THURSDAY, 'APRIL. 24, 1010
10
Fl
ORD MUST
GO OVER TOP
END OF WEEK
One-half Jackson County fluota Vol
'. untartlv i Subscrllwd Hust Reach
- Total By . Saturday Niaht Loval
' i Citizens limed to Subscribe With
' out Solicitation. : ;
. - ONE YEAR AGO TODAY
April 24th.
' Germans drive dent into' British lines north of
Albert-
Huns concentrating troops . and supplied' for
, smash at Amiens." , :
Allied ainncn report masses of Huns being rush
ed through Belgium to renew Flanders drive. '
Big gun batteries of the Germans .leveling allied
i trenches to open third battle of the Sonune.
f s. America's forces slowly moving overseas to pre
' pare for fall drives. vv , s ; , :
SUBSCRIBE NOW TO THE VICTORY LOAN
WHAT YOU WOULD HAVE PAH) FOR VIO
TORY THEN.
DELAY ARRIVAL
L MAY 1ST
Durintr the fust three dav8 of the
Victory loan drive fullv one-half of
the quota of Jackson county was vol-
untaruv subscribed. Xae same vim
and earnestness during the remain
ing days of this week, will out as over
bv Saturday niehk It is eratifvine
to note that the small investor has
doubled and trippled his purchases
made durine former Liberty loans.
which is as it should be. to show our
confidence in our government. The
heavyweights have not Invested to so
creat an extent, proportionatelv, but
thnv too are on the way to the limit
before the week ends. ,
. Men are too busy to devote much
time, to soliciting Victory loan, sub
scriptions, for a wonderfully prosper
ous period is just ahead for this val
ley, and, everv body is very busy. Jo
up vour neighbor, be a voluntary so
licitor for, Jin hour, and come your
self at once to vour. banker and ten
der your own subscription to the best
investment, you ever made. The Vio
tory loan must CO over in this valley
bv next Saturday nicht. , It is well
for the conn try that these eilt-edee
; covenuncnt bonds be distributed as
widely as possible amone the people.
This means you. . - ,
; The traarontee ':-'f
" That we will hold jwhat we have
won. the rieht to live in peace can
not be enforced until we have paid
the bill in full and gotten the receipt.
That is what the Victory loan is for,
and the.: deep sense of patriotism
which continues to actuate the Amer
ican people, will put the Victory loan
over within the alloted time. This
country has earned, the prosperity
Tjhich is already in full view of our
citizens, and already the bum o,f in
dustry 'is "beard, making it exeeed
iaely difficult to get solicitors to go
out' among the people who desire to
buy the best of all securities. Liberty
Bonds. '' : - v:.i:-;:r
( Let's' cut out this solicitor business.
Voluntary subscriptions at the banks
have already brought forward . fully
one-half of our alloted auota. and we
Know that our people have determin
ed what Js; within their power to sub
scribe and what they wish to sub
scribe, and the remaining days of
this ' week should put us Over the
top. With prosperity m the office,
Jackson county is as iealous of her
prestige afe at any time in her his
torv and you will feel better and
feel a deeped sense of good citizen
ship, if you will go voluntarily to
jour bank and subscribe your share
t your snare to maice tne guaran
tee good for continuing peace and
prosperity.
The list of subscribers in Kedford
to date follows: .
SIMM
City of Medford
.... (0,000
Campbell James Logan J T .
Sprlmm
Steel Jen B'f f
Fichtner drl i t i
Sennit Rulh
Porter Of-o W '
Allen Albert C .
Comlnh Vera I..
Llndley Sarah A '
Batltle John K; .
l'Mllle Mrs J K
KUnwoott Orrtn C
Vlltn EN .N ..
' Mtksehe Leo J ' '
Wmitv Amos R
VllM'e Mrs Alio
McClo-n Chat K
MAY JOIN HUNS
(Continued from pace one.)
Carroll Mm Jane
- i,soo :.
Gaddl Dixon., ... ....
Daniels Mr Mrs , Blgham P C
TB 1 ' .' Jones Lou D
Medford Priming Co
t S700 :-
Hut John VL.x.i' ... .-.-j
Weaterrield B H
Beall Aaburv
Clark Elizabeth A
Crowell Wrn 8 . . .
McDonald C W .
Ijparrow Alex
S0O ?-.:s.-: j. : t r?-
fiatg-ni iTea Anon
Clemens Ruth With.
Medford Grocery Co
eooley J H . .
Sheldon Mr Mrs B
A H Fisher
Gates C E i
Dopp K 11
Graven I.ydla L
Amy F M
Young Peter
Williams t, E
Medford Fruit Co
Toung- Mrs Peter
Marshall Delbert
Flnley I A
Thieroii Henry A
40O -
Young; Mrs Peter -o-
$300
Paul B W
ISO . ''(.,'..
300
Gates W A
Gates George 1
,8talley Wm ,
Rmmipm Ii A -
Rader Mr & Mrs J M
ward it c
luo .
Riley. Josephine
r . tioo '
Hodgeman KE lavls John C .
Stallny Wm ' ; Doremus F C
Warren Corrle B King O C
Hearn Andrew -- Moran A J
Keamea Harry, W Medford Auto Top
Coleman B O "" Co -Lockwood
E C . Piatt J B -Westerlund
J A'. ,"-. Patton Hamilton .
Walker Ed' Bewne Walter Jr
Walker Ed M 1 Henson Graham
Vawtcr Vernon - Norwood Sara C
Steel Will G Carstens C J
Brown J C - , Launspach Mrs Geo
lasweii jnary Ann hiu Kay i
Bleep Ed .. Hill Marian . U ;; J
Holmes Emily A HH1 Dorothea" '
Hartzell Mrs W J Hill Hattle,C.f.
Holmes Wm M Hill' A Ii' :'
Ferns Amelia B ;'. Elmwood Elmer D
Ferns Wm J X '. Holden Bertha 't'-M
: iso
Weeks.' Fred','" -jry.. Undlcy Kltta
Aiouo'an w ix Linaicy ueo n
Stevenson J R
Williams Fred
Crawford Oris
fearle Florence M
King Helen
Hartzell Joaephlne
Crawford Mrs M 8 Hartzell Wilbur
Patton O J
Dow Dr M M ,
Hansen Laura '
Ottlngcr J C
Janes W Curleton
Andcraon Bert
Perl IP A
Furry F E ' '
Brown Mary C
Brown Robert H .
Litis D 8 ..
Gltzcn Dr G A
launspaah II G
Mears Fred .
Watklns OB :
young Lena
Hartzell Mrs Wl J
Holmes Wm M
Chlsholm Sam
Davis Frank
Pbowers O J
Seaman Roy A
, Wright Marlon C
' Jcldncss Otto ,
Dallalre Victor
Iallalre Delia -Wright
Edgar
Campbell Edith L
Williams Brltta B
Hubbard Harry T
Turner Ida May -
' mo Andrews Xhos
Medford Cigar Store Martin F B
Jensen Jens '
Hoke May L .
I.umsden T B ,
Walker Ed
Wilson Will II
Keene J M .
Camnbell Wm C
Compbol! Wm N
tlrrffe Florence II
llllbert H Melanin .
Perry Frank
Qutbrle Uorotby Tj
General Armando Diax of the Italian
delegation would leave Parts this
afternoon. Baron Sonntno, the for
eign mtnlster and others following
tomorrow. . , , .
The French foreign office today
confirmed the report that premier
Orlando's letter ot yesterday to Pre
miers Cfemenceau and Lloyd George,
instead-' ot announcing a - complete
rupture, asked whether In view ot the
circumstances the two premiers con
sidered further Italian participation
In the conference useful. ' 1
Brttlsh-French Reply
: The British and French premiers,
it Is stated,' will' make a Joint answer.
' Italian Press Frantic . j ,
ROUE, April 24. The Italian
press as a whole considers that the
withdrawal ot the Italian delegation
from the peace conference is Inevit
able It Italy's aspirations are not rec
ognized. Should this be the case. It
is forecast in political circles that
Premier Orlando and Foreign Min
ister Sonnlno will return and offer
their resignations to the parliament,
which will unanimously reject them.
and that they will be confirmed in
the tenure ot their office by all par
ties with a mandate to, uphold what
are considered Italy's rights, with
complete unity and by all means. -
Ttie Idea Nazlonale and-'other
newspapers- point oat the -similarity
of Italy's position In Paris to that of
Japaa . - . .-. -:
It is reported here that the British
troops in Flume are about to leave
that city. j: .-; .. .
: . Gabrlele D'Annunzlo, the author-
aylator, has sent a message to Flume
readingr , ;t,v",'v""j -' ' ..-'':'.
5 "He who Is ready to convert a war
cry Into action needs to tear nothing.
I promise you victory. ;! will be
amidst you in the supreme moment
Watch and be silent" -- i ay.;-.
FORMAL PEACE TO
BE PROCLAIMED
CLOSE OF 60 DAYS
, PARIS, April 24. (By Associated
Press. K A clause has been drafted
for Insertion in the peace treaty fix
ing the date for the transition to
state ot peace sixty days after , the
'etgnidg ot the treaty. '? - -
The purpose ot this provision Is to
prevent contusion among the more
than twenty belligerent , nations,
which might tlx different dates In
-their various ratifications. According
to the present plan each, nation will
ratify the treaty according to its own
laws but all will nnlte In a common
date which will become a universal
day ot peace. ': , ; ' ' v .
It Is being considered whether the
United States, as an associated power
but not an ally, should sign a separ
ate treaty ot peace with Germany. It
would be the same treaty as that
signed by the allies and would he
signed at the same time as part ot
the same ceremony.
ITALIAN DELEGATES LEAVE,
(Continued from page on.
premier . endeavoring to obtain
chance in the Italian position and to
induce Italy's representatives to re
main. , There was no indication, how,
ever, of the success of this-effort.
Jugo Slavs Obstinate '
! PARIS. April 23. (Bv the Asso
ciated Press.) "If the Juno-Slavs
had shown the slightest inclination to
concede any point m the Italian dif
ficulty, the Italians probably would
have been pj-ppared' to. follow' their
lead." was 'a statement 'made tonicfat
in trench circles""""
V f'Both sides, however; displayed the
utmost Bubbornness. the Italians be
ine too proud' trf crive way," it was
said. "First.-' thev considered that.
ag the v fouelit thronehout the war as
a'-solfd entity, thev were entitled to
consideration on that account, while
the. Jueo-Slavs.' accirrdine to Italian
view.' became an entity only when
hostilities ceased and after some of
them had been ' fisrhtinf against
Italy." ,- - : i :
It is recognized that both France
and Great Britain are in a difficult
position owine to tbe existence of the
secret acrreement with Italy as laid
down in the treaty of London.
Order Out Y. M. C. A; Workers
! 1-ARI8, April 24. The possibility
of ordering all American Y. M. C. A,
tworkers out-of Italy Is being consid
ered by-John R. Mott of the War
Work Council of the Y. M. C. A
There are about 200 American work-
era In Italy assigned to. various nnlts
of tbe Italian army and Mr. 'Mott to
day was somewhat perturued over
the possibility that they might be
come involved in manifestations of:
anti-American, feeling, ' '.
1WMMMMHMWIM.H.MMWM
Add Variety
to the meal by
serving
Grape-Nuts
No flavor like it.
and no cereal
flavor quite as
good.
Children love it.
DIDHT WISH FOB BREAK
(Continued tram page one.)
Wilsoniah - doctrine. solemnly, con
demned bv.itlie American voters last
November." he'savsw "Tbe interna-
tionalvrcirime -we have accepted for
the Saare-marks; an act of weakness
which will eost oar country dear. Are
we Koine still .farther today- in our
enthusiasm for the new order t '' Are
we eoine to tear up all existine treat
ies T Is nothinz to remain of our al
liahcet". : '-,.:
L'oeuvre represents , the opposite
extreme amone. the commentators.
,rVe do not diseuise the fact that
in such a moment we heard with een
uinei emotion the voice of President
Wilson, rise above the mutternsrs of
these international, confabulations,"
it says. "President Wilson, tired of
the confidential wire pulline of se
cret diplomacy, has finally rent the
veil and appealed , to. publio opin
ion." ' " :
BY ASSOCIATFJ) PRESS. April
24. The arrival of the German pence
dulvKiition at Versailles has attain
been delayed, it is bcine annonnoed
offioiullv. until Mnv 1. It is deolnred
that this additional jlolav is not tin
welcomo to the allied nud Bssooioted
itovornmeuta. as there are rutinv mi
nor points which still must be clear
ed iin before the final draft of tlio
treaty is reudv for prosentntion. The
Italian crisis also will lend to retard
the framings of the convention.
A further serious setback for the
missum BoUqdvikt has occurred in
tlie Ukraine where Kiev, the capital,
has been wrested from thorn, bv Uk
rainian "revolutionists friendly to
Oenornl Petlura. the Ukrainiun anti
Bolshevik leader. ' " ' ' .,
The situation in' Hungary is still
shrouded in uncertainty. Reports as
to conditions there are vontradio
roty. one savinir that tho Rumanian
advance from the east is progressing
and that Cseclt forces are ouite near
Budapest, while auothor states that
tho Rumanians have been checked,
Mexico, it is offioialv announced,
has recalled -Alberto J. Pani, her min
ister to France, nud it , is rumored
that the Mixican representative at
Rome also will be called home., Tbe
inability of Senor Pani .to present
his credentials to the French covern
ment. althoueh he has been in Paris
since last December, is friven as the
reason for Mexico's action relative
to France. Mexico also declares that
she will not recognise the Monroe
doctrine. . ':
" ' a. f.ia. M. ' :"
Special Communication Med
ford Lodge 103, Friday even
ing; April 23th. Work In F.
C. degree. 7:30 p. m. By order of
the W. M. . U E. WILLIAMS. 8ec.
SECURE WEATHER
REPORTS ON FROS
oy
i
IRE
Thanks to the fhterprlie ot Court'
ty Agent Cate and the fine spirit ot
cooperation shown by Manager Qlom
ot the local Westorn Union office and
Manngor Hammond of tho Home
Telephone company, the weather re
ports from every portion of tho Unit
ed States, Canada and Alaska are
now received each evening In the
county pathologist's office. It was
a big step forward when the peruili
slon ot the authorities ,ln Washing
ton to copy these reports caoh even
ing was obtained, but herotoforo It
was necessary tor Floyd Young,
the frost expert to receive them In
the Western Union office and return
to the weathor bureau to make up.
the evening weathor map. thus losing
valuable time, .
Mow the Home Telephone company
has allowed the use of one ot Its
wires from the Western Union office
to the weather office at very alight
expense and the. Westorn Union has
donated the use ot the telegraph In
struments and Installed, them with
out coat. Mr. Young Is now able to
receive all the weather reports by
direct wire without leaving hla-'offlce
In the evening and the weather map
Is completed within a tew minutes
after the receipt ot the last report.
The weather' bureau has offices In
all the more Important, cltloa "In the
United States and Alaska, and thru
cooperation with the, Canadian- gov
eminent, telegraphlo reporta'are re
ceived from aeveral points In that
country. - At a few minute before S
p. m., Paclflo time, weather observa
tion are made at all these stations,
Including highest and rawest tem
perature, current temperature, wind
direction and velocity, precipitation,
cloudiness, eto. All theio data 'are
Immediately condensed Into u fow
words by the iuo of an IiikoiiIous
code an ordinary observation can
usually be expressed In three or four
words,: : ': ' !'"si
Tlio reports from the ontlro coun
try are usually recolvod before 7 p.
m. As fust ns thoy are rooolvud they
are eiitnrod by Frost Kxport Yoiiiik
on a map after. which It Is possible
to see at a glnnco exactly what tho,
weathor Is ovar tho ontlro country.
It enn be readily seen how Important
It Is to have those reports promptly,
and the Installation ot the direct wire
to tho weather bureau has aided
greatly tn 4hl. particular; making it
possible to Issue frost warning! much
earlier In the availing than would
othorwlno be tho cuaa. , : ; .
t... ...L.tJ.-J li I... I....U ..... ... ..''.I.
OSWALD WFST BACK
WITH BETTER PRICES
,POKTLANI, April Ji Oswald
Weill, who appeared as, attorney for
the Western Oregon Tie mid Lunihor
oolntlon before the division ' ot
puronastw or tne rauroau auniiiiiiirs
Upu at Washington, returned today.
Ilo spent two weeks at Washington
and brought back the promise of ad
justment of differences by TOturu ot
a scale or price that will permit the
us of cheaper grades of ties, and
which, It Is claimed, will roduce tho
cost of high arades, ' ',
mm i i ,"i iiijpii...aii-.LuwewtBasi!gi
1
' I ! OF COURSE j I l
I WAtV nrrATTr rTim'? ?
1 m :
Dtrm mrrtiiT xrnrr nAuim tritftttr
WHAT TOM HAD UP HIS SLEEVE
'! . - r i , .aa'i'i j . ,
1 We Stop at Eleven
COMEDY :
"JUST
LIKE DAD"
S0ENI0
V ALASKA .
WONDERS
MONEY SAVING PRICES
GROCERIES
KEEP THE
CHILDREN WELL
Unless looked after children are
prone to neglect themselves and
become constipated.. . . ,
' Bliss Native Herb Tablets
are a wonderful remedy for con
stipation. They act gently on tbe
stomach, liver and bowels, tone up
ihe system,-bring back the glow
of health. Improve the appetite,
and are easy to take,
. Take BLISS NATIVES HERB
'TABLETS, and you will remove,
the fundamental cause of moat all
aliments, and lay the foundation
for a healthy, cheerful, happy ex
istence. They are the only recog
nized standard (Herb remedy, and
the genuine have this trade mark.
Price per box of 200 tablets.
ii. oo. hooK lor money back
guarantee on every box.
Sold by leading druggists and
local agents everywhere. -
Easy Money
Made
-at-
MANN'S
beginning
Saturday
April 26
THREE BIG DAYS
Thursday-Friday-Saturday
Read Over These Specials Every One a Bargain
? TEA AND COFFEE -
f White Hotue Coffee, 2 lbs for 75f
V Endere' Special bulk coffee, lb 304
Y Tree Tea, V2 lb ..:;....:....:..:......25t
Tree Tea, 1 lb .:....................49
X Eng. Breakfast Tea, bulk, lb 304
Kellog's Cora Flakes, 3 for..
Puffed Wheat or IUce.,.......-..'.....
Quaker Corn Meal or Homlny...
Shredded Wheat :.;.:..'..:;.?;...
Mothers' Oa iA.iJ..::;.;... ..i.
Quaker OUs
, Baking Soda, 3 lbs. for..........
S lbs, Kolger Bhklrttf b'avsUer. ........
Corn Starch," package..;.. ............
Gloss Starch, pcko. ..................
' Kara, Maple Flavor-..:........'............
' Vog Cabta Syrup.i..;.....:;..'.,.: ..
- LIbby Sauer Kraut ... ......... .
Heinz Tomato Sauce.....
. Red Ribbon Shrimp, lnnro...............
Small Slirlmp .,
: Corned Hoof, lb, I................
Lunch Tongue
I X L Ilavinolax
Curtis Tuna Plflh . . .......
Small Tuna Fish ,
Mrs. Porter's Fruit Pudding
:.-25
125.
.-..15
-12
35
30t
204
$2.10
114
-154
..-224
.....154!
IOC
254
234
-174
...304
...1.204
104
204
-104
20
BROOMS ;
Gem Brooms ... J J.:..-i.v.:...J.854
Deer Brooms .'...,?.-:u.....004
Standard No. 3 Brooms...:.:..$1.20
StandwofaBcmsl
Wolch -Grape Jnlce, cfnart ...-304
Bohemian Ripe OUves, bottle.......". .1.204
Hylmar Olives, bottle J 70$
IHbbyV Green OUves .............. ..15
Ubby Staffed OUves ........:.....,.....,...124
Helm or Knight's Catsup, Ur)fO.. ....... 25
Frels PiccalllU -.. ".....'.....IS
Frels Hot Sauce ........'...'..'....'.....'..........15.
H. P. Table Sauce ....,...;...,.....'......;..,..,.'..204
Al Table Sauce ........'.......,.... ....C.25
Assorted French Vectblc....................35
Snldor's Salad Ireelng......,.,...,..,..l.i.,..104
Col, Home Salad Iroilng4)v..'.. ..JQ
O. A A. Spices, AsoratMl....'..l.,.i...,,....ll5
Walnut CtUtmp, bottle ..y.,..,V.'.i-..'.'.W-204.
Mushroom Catsup, bpttlo ...;..;......,......;.204
Pin Money Plcklos ...i.i,,',.:.....;.......104
Llbby's Pickles, bottle ,.,..I.Y.1.,J........T.'.204
Wine Mustard :. .......:....'........... -104
Ortegas Chill, t.'....jiJ..20
Toilet Paper, Boll :rr::..;.i:.::.. ..54
Toilet Soaps, assorted..,..................8
Old lutch Cleanser, II cans.....
-254
' CANNED MILK . . s
Magnolia Milk, 2 cans for'uSSf
Carnation Milk," can :'X44
Libby Talis, Milk, 2 cans for..;. 254
Commcrclnl Hnlmon, 1-lb. can... ...... .......204
Mbby's Rod Salmon, l-lb. cnn.............30
Krnnkfurtcr HnitiiOgo, largo . .,.......'........,25
Cove Oysters, can ...........'....'.. ...'.........154
I X I; Houps, 3 cons for..k...'.. ...... .....'......'..254
.Van Camp's Pork ft Boans,'largo.....'.....,.304
Van Camp's Pork tt Beans, medium. .... .204 :
Hnlnx Pork & limn, -small, J5 '
Heinz Pork ft llean moillum........,..'.....204
Heln, Pork ft JUonnit, JurKO.. ...... 1,.'..J..,.304
AprhM aW-lh. ran i..:.U...,;.:..rt...'..204
SolW Pack, Tomatoes, ciin.'.....:......'..i,':..15 '
Fancy String' Beans, cjii..;j........'..............15
ItovnKTlub Swoot iPrtateM,,can..,v..;..:.'..2A4 '
Del Monte 8pfiich,'ica0.r.;.,......-.......2O4
Standard 'Oorji; tulrt ...............204 ';-
Preferred SWck ANparagus Htock.......,30 .
! French: ) Packed Vesretables
Whole Assortment, at can,;:...;.204
Many other articles are marked out' on bur tables and in our windows.'
. cannot anord to miss tms sale.
)
ft -lb. Wheat HoarU, l(rs..L.;....:..l.........,854 , JL
0 Hw. GrnJuim, iO's .....;..:.......i.,,.. 504
9 llw. Whole Wheat, l's...::..,.....i.... 004 j?
b.' Corn Meal, 10'h,;.: ;.....,..........QQQ ;
Come in and look them oyer. You A
Orders $6.00 or over delivered free.
Orders less than, $5.00 delivered
for JOc.
Don't call on the phone. , ; :
Don't &&k for credit. ' : ,
tinders'
Cash Grocery
(Schieffeiin'sOld Stand)
. Medford
Come to the store and save money
Buy Bonds with the Money you
save. ..i-Vi,'K.HV':; ','.'..
I