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MT!T)POTtT MATTJ TRTRTTyrW. MflPyOTtT), ORWION. MONDAY, .'ATOTj' 28, irtlf)
BOOSTS VICTORY
L
Th6 Mcdford National bank gava
the Victory Loan quota a big boost
Saturday with a subscription of $30,-
, 000, putting Medford over the J200.
000 mark for the week's campaign
and leaving only $60,000 to be raised
in order to go over the top.
, Speaking of the bank's subscrip
tion President W. H. bore said that
he considered the Victory and Lib-
erty bond, securities the very finest
and safest place to invest money. Not
only do. the bonds pay a substantial
rate of Interest but in the case of
hanks that are members of the Fed
eral Reserve banking system Victory
and Liberty bonds provide a security
on which the government will ad
vance the full face amount on a min
ute's notice any time the bank wires
for the money. ', 1
, 'Eagle Point, Butte Falls, Gold Hill
and -Medford are the only districts in
the northern part of the county that
have not reached their quotas and
no doubt these towns will all be well
over the top by the end of the week.
Women Commended . -'
K While the soliciting teams- have
all done good work in the present
campaign it must be said that to the
women workers belong the laurels for
faithful service. Not only have they
worked early and late but in many
cases they have canvassed the same
districts over several times In. order
that every possible subscription might
lie given to the government.
' The two German helmets, specially
made for the German entry ' Into
Paris, that are to be given to the two
largest Individual subscribers, are on
display at the Commercial club.
There' Is yet time for some patriotic
person of means to win one of these
unusual souvenirs. !
'". .The list of subscribers up to Satur
day are as follows: . '
930,000 -Medford
National Bank
X - ' 11B.000
City ot Medford
v' , ; $3,000
Campbell ! Junes Logan J T
.: ...-.... 3oo
Karsons.lt H
Marshall Martin Cranflll Mrs F L '
i - - -W.000 :.
Carroll Mrs Jane
Oaddla Dixon
ooo -
Daniels Mr 4 Mrs Big-ham PC
TsT e Jones Lou D
Yedford Printline CoPaclflc Mutual Life
(setcheu Airs ueiruy ins to
tfompael L E .
canclns v en.
flarhart Wm C
Fridegar Fred
Mast. John
. Graves Lydia L
Amy F M '
: Weaterfleld E H
Deall Aaburv
Clark Elizabeth A
Crowell Wm 8
McDonald C W
Kr arrow Alex
Fisher A H
- Mason Ehrman Co
Isaacs W F
Stevenson Etta
Orpnm Life Ins CO
IVUliintflon Fannie
800 ' J
700
600 1
Paul B W
The Toggery
500
Halffht Fred Alton
Clemens Ruth With.
Medford Grocery Co
Cooley J H
Sheldon Mr & Mrs B
Mast John M
Kcnly F'Corning
Dow Dr M M
400
yourar Mrs Peter
Herrlck Clara S
Gates C B
Iopp R H
iturseu a -
300 '
Tsjnashlta Chuljso Howard WW
. azso '
Drlskel David W Olttsworth Florence
Anderson Alton M Young Peter ...
; vand Mrs Maude M
; .: aaoo v
Hodgeman KB- Davis John C
Ktalley Wm Doremus F C
warren Corrle B King O C
Mearn Andrew
-Iteames Harry -W
Coleman EG
I-ockwood E C
Wexterlund J A
i Walker Ed
, Moran A J , ' '
Medford Auto Toy
Co Piatt J B
Patton Hamilton
Borwne Walter Jr
Wulltex YA M lU'iirmi llrtihiuil
Vnwter Vernon - Norwood Kuril U .
Steel Will o Carstena C J
Brown J C Lauiiapnoh Mrs Geo
Haswell Mury Ann Hill Hay I
Steep Ed Hill Marian ...
oimea ttmuy A ,miu jwroiiipa
Hill Hattle C
IlarUull Mrs W J
Holmes Win M
I'Vma Amelia B .
Irna Wm J
Williams I, B
Medford Fruit Co
Young Mrs Peter
Marshall Delbert
Mnley I A 1
Thlerolf Henry A
Marsh Bennett
Klein Mrs K J
Toft Mrs K H
Sweeney Ohas T
uoime nana j
lllll A I,
Klmwoo,! Klmer D
llolilen Bertha, L.
Gates W A
Galen Gear Re E
Stalley Wm
Iteames LA '
Kniler Mr & Mrs J M
Wunl R C
Heumea Mrs T, A
MontKOinery M
Vawler Ktta M
Collins Geo T
Collins 1, I'
Mats Fred & Freda Collins Mrs L F 1
Strang Chaa . . . . ;
ISO
. Marquis Mary W
Fry F D
Riley Josephine
Mnrvnn O T
Morgan Cora B
Crad.loek CD
Judv Kdward
Roberta Frank'
Bell IP
Klum Blaine
Welch W I
Van Sant Clara
Truax V W
tX"Voe C A
Roberta B M
Tsulltft K
Plvmlro J B
"atton Edith W
Morrison Kill. M
Graves Florence F
Young Chaa r
Carlow Dr Kva M
Holes riano House Rullis S S
Heas Arthur D
Hasklns L B
Robinson E F
Arao Vmejlro
Delln Mavme
KnlKht GeorRla
100 '
.YIlRCm R L
Ilovd T L
Sllllnmn EC
, Melntviv Harvey M
Nclntym Ha C
, Palmares Lillian
Porter EH
lloliennteln If
? Coollilgo David H
Rimlwell Ralph
Colver Louie
Smith A'bert L .
Pratt D V
"nth A F (
- Ottoman M
Ronyard K J
Rrouner Carl
TTolt Vests
Van scoyoc unaa
AT
Crmveon W Y
Miller A H
Greb John & Louise
McCimly Ins Akcv
Howard Mrs Lottlo
. Tnlt Ida S
Karts Mr Mrs Ev't Kslep Mrs "W F '
Pullman waaery iru, .
Carkin Taylor Morrison E K
Van Pvke Sarah L Gray Jo(unh O
I.umsdenH W "orrla U H
Hutchinson Mrs C J Newburv Giis
4CI White Ed M
Carder C E , Chllds Octlvla
so
Mears James ?hSw,T J n
Olson C J Kl."1',1'11 nr P a
Mears reuericK a .iiihrut -"-" "
MofTlaln C E Mclntyre Winnie M
Flchtner Mrs Carl Henry Joseph O
McDonald Wler w minoo j - -Moore
Albert & Mrs 'ttson Mrs J F
Palmer Bafton J Swem I M
Rlcharlson s i janei oil,,",,
Richardson Mrs ST Wilson VI
Donnell Georgia
Bowman curl
Trowbrldire B J
Colver Mary A
Morton Mlas B E
Crump Vivian
Weeks Fred
McGowan w n :
Stevenson J R
Williams Fred '.
Crawford oris
Peterson C A '
Stine W M
Edwards Marie V
Wheeler S A
Lewis R L
Taylor J E
Llndley Kate
Llndley Geo R
Searle Florence M
Kin a Helen
Hartcell Josephine
Crawford Mrs M S Hartiell Wilbur
Patton O J
Hansen I -aura
Ottlnger J C
Janes W Carleton
Anderson Bert ,
Perl FA
Furry F E
Brown Mary C
Brown Robert H
Lltts D S
Git ten Dr G A
Latinspach HQ
Mears Fred
Watkins C B
Young Lena
Hartxell Mrs W J
Holmes S m M , .
Cnlsholm Sam
Davis Frank
Showers O'J
Seaman Roy A
Wright Marlon C
Jeldness Otto
Dallalre Victor '
Dallalre Delia -Wright
Edgar
Campbell Edith L
Williams Brltta B
Hubbard Harry T
Turner Ida May
Medford Cigar Store McAndrews Tbos F
Jensen Jens
Hoke May L
Lumsden T B
Walker Ed
Wilson Will H
Keene J M
Sprlggs
Steel Jean E
Flchtner Carl
Schall Ruth
Porter Geo W
AlleniAlbert C
Cornish Vera L
Llndley Sarah A
Martin F E
Campbell Wm C
Campbell Wm N
Gnffe Florence H
Hllbcrt S Melanin
Perry Frank
Guthrie Dorothy L
Balllle John. K
. Palllle Mrs J K --
Stanwood Orrln C
Vllm EN.
Miksche Leo J ..
Wlillis Amos R
VlMI's Mrs Alice
NKW YORK, Anril 28. Anions
2,181 troims which nrrivetl todnv on
the slcninshiii Texnn from Kortleuux
were 30 ofi'ii-ers mill 1,148 men com-
lirisini; the he.'uliiimrtors iletuohiiient.
field uiul stutt. niedutil detachment
and conuxinicA A to F. inclusive, of
the 18th Knainocrs for Catnu Kenr
nev, . v ' '
On the Rtenmshin Freedom, from
St. Niuuire. l.Tia troojw returned
todnv, the mniuritv of thorn mem
hers of the Ittth. 20th. 2oUi; 30th;
32nd. 38th. 48th nnd 70th huso hos
uitnls, nssinnetl to vnrinus camps.
I'nits included also the first trench
mortar battvrv, ( First division, resu
Inr nrmv) five officers nnd 1T8 men.
Hrinuiiur 354 cnsnnl . troops, tho
steamship Lorraine arrived - from
Havre. Tho mniuritv of these were
men disehunred from service, inuludr
inir mnrines, . .
NKWl'ORT NEWS. Vn , Auril 28.
The -transport Aeolus, hrincinir 3.384
officers nnd men. including Brien
dier General Hubert A. Allen of Los
Anseles. from St. Xuzairq, France,
docked here today.
...Aboard the ship were five offi
cers und BO men of hendnunrterR
of .the With infantry briende: 8ti of
ficers nnd 3.118 men of the 138th
infnntrv; four officers and, 2.'i men
of medical detachment and 100 sick
and wounded. ,
The 138th infnntrv is a unrt of the
35th division (Missouri nnd Kunsas
troops.) ' --. ; , .
KAISER'S TRIAL ARRANGED
(Continued from page one.)
tioiw (ho criminal ncln wtu-e iniruo
tin tod. ... -; .' . v v .- .
Article four is us follows! !
"The German trovornmcnt nnder
tiikcs to furnish all documents mid
information of every kind, tho pro
duction of which ninv bo considered
necessnrv to insure tho full know-
Iptluo lif tho iiierimiiiiil ino m,iu lim
discovery of tho offenders, tho iust
appreciation or llie insimnsibilitv."
LEAGUE IS ADOPTED
(Continued from page one.)
the laws and customs of war. accord
ing to a second proposed article, will
be brought before military tribunnls
nnd if found trtiilt V. "sentenced to the
punishments laid down by military
law." . . . 7
All persons accused of bavins com
mitted an act in violation of tho laws
and customs of war. who are speci
fied "either by name or bv the rank.
office or employment which thev held
under the German authorities." will
be demanded of the German govern
ment for trial bv the military tribu
nal of the power ncninst whose nn-
The siimmnrv' also had outlined
amendments exempting national do
mestic tiuestions from the jurisdic
tion of the leimue. providing for
withdrawal of .member nations upon
two years' notice, leaving it to mout
her states (o decide what armed
force, if ntiv, thev will contribute to
nnv forco which tho league ninv de
termine is necessary to enforce its
findings, providing that mandatories
shall be given onlv to states .willim? to
accept them, nnd stating definitely
that armament reduction programs
become effective onlv when approv
ed bv the states concerned.
Two Cabled Corrections.
Most of, tho congressional lenders
were out of tho citv todnv. including
Senator Lodge of Massachusetts.
who1 will he the next chairman of the
senate foreign relations committee,
and Senator Hitchcock of Nebraska,
retiring chairman.
Two cabled corrections upon the
text of the annex to the covenant
were received today bv the statu do
purtment. In the list of original
members the name of Now Smith
Wales was eliminated and that of
New Zealand added. - The word "no"
was inserted at the beginning of the
last sentence to correct an obvious
error in IrtfliHiuissiun.
" Some of the senators hero, includ
ing Senator Johnson of California,
republican, withheld comment lodiivv
saving thev were studying the coven
ant text. ' 1
Senator Wulsli of Montana, demo
crat, said ho was gratified that the
covenant reserved the Monroe dop.
trine from the authority ot tho lengn?
and said this would have .1 tendency
to disarm mnnv of the critics of the
league. . "
"For myself.", ho said, "1 never,
had any, serious apprehension that
we would have suffered anY'thin n
that respect under the original cov
enant. I feel the same wnv egnrding
the provision specifically exchi..iug
questions of domestic concern from
action by the league. J felt that tliat'
principle, necessarily was implied in
the original 'draft." i
I
OF
' Alex Sparrow, superintendent ot
Crater' l.uko itutlonul park, Is now
noting superintendent ot Hauler nat
ional purk, has beou for a weok and
will continue In that capacity, It nec
essary, for the noxt month or six
weeks until tho time comes for htm
to begin active work in Prater l.uko
purk, lis. was sent to tnku charge
ot Hauler park until tho successor of
It. L. Roaburn, who resigned a week
or nuini lino his four years mipoi'lll
teiuluucy of that park, Is appointed,
Mr. Sparrow had Just roturuod to
Medford a week ago after a two
weeks visit at Yosomite national park
when ho received tulegrnphlo ordors
from tho nnlloaul parks aurvlou, to
temporarily momma the Hunter su
perlatendency. , . 1
Hncrotary Stuot oj, tho Commercial
club hits Just received word from
Huporlntotidout Sparrow that nation
al parks division has consulitutl to not
only allow ull tho autos carrying
delegatus of the National Kdltorlnl
association ooiiveiitlon which wilt
visit tho park on August llth freo
admission, but also the dutuHutes Mr,
Sparrow hus also notified Hucrotary
Steel that all tuitos Ok'd by the
Commercial club mulling; 'trips to
Crater lake In preparation for tho
visit of tho editors will bo admitted
free. . - . ,
GRIP. IHJFLUES1ZA;
IwnlhV YHwtk Oi; e lVtVVI ,
AnlUayU rrVMv 1 '4
DoiIng Uflutnsa tfiswl ipttf
the oois and throat nvrrj timet a
day with on put Wtaarsl Oil n4
two parts water, Ming umit.
II you tTtr.'t an sto,lv, mrm'.
' the threat and snuff Um as.' 4j"u
iiui WHMiai MS b im
sntiirptic wui M
"Jr-lu" gasnu.
rheal eolila mrA
" in uu Delora tli.ty .r.
iuiu wuicsrous wniwitta, ,
CM it from druggists luv KM. V
nol Mtiahcd, rslurn th ktvi'Ml M
vt your money back. ,
Ksi- constipated er ha t tttk U4
acher ;o.;t try WUard Lira, WU
.let4Lt Utils a4uk pills, 30c a straw.
Bills, Cuaraiilssd.
Crowley Mm Margt McCla;n Chaa E
uioerty Kepair snoptarsiey juaoei .
Purdin Hattie H Robtnson Agnes
Miller A H Howell Mr and Mrs
Roberta Lillian M T A
McCortnick Anne Nlkolaus Wm
Robtnson Mrs Jas C Heath P I,
Orth Dee R
Sunan Ray
Gilbert Waldo E
Miller Frank S ;;
Hansen Henry
Schmidt E P
Mitchell Grace
Jackson Bessie
Miller Mrs A H
Semon Es telle B
Yokatake Shlzno
Estep wm T
Moran Rav F
Moffat John P ,
Isaac Earl
Baer Joseph
Brooks Ruby E
Minear Mrs R C
Stickel Maud
Mitchell J W
Leonard S L
Carlos Chas R
Crank Walter 1
Maddox ft Bonney
Mitchell Mrs J W McDonald Norman
Mitchell J W
Thfrlss Geraldlne
Linn Mary K
L.onaon a is
Rice W C
Wltisenant W D
Taylor Glenn C .
Janney Louise K
As bury Cliarlotte E
Knips airs u ,
Close Mr & Mrs P F Field H J
Curry Ethel WhlsenantWm K
Henselman John H Eads G H 1
Arnspiger Mrs O McGulrk
Buck Letha C Millard DP '
Anderson Stella Jordan Ethel M
Shelley C W ; Sllllman Ernest C
Old papers for building flrea and
house cleaning, 16c bundle.
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THE
Meora
BANK-
Subscribed to the Fourth Liberty Loan,,
.00
The Management of This Bank Says It
Has Stood Faithful to Our Country and
Our Soldier Boys from the beginning.
And it will be Loyal to them to the End
Hence we now add
4
.00
MORE, As Our Subscription To
The Present Fifth Victory Loan
Whenever Oiir Country Calls
WE HEAR AND WE ANSWER
W. H. GORE, President
JOHN S. ORTH, Cashier
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