Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 02, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextKIEBirOTtD MATfi TRIBTJNTC, MEDFOUE, OftFflON, FRIDAY, MAY 2, 1.010 PXGFi THRE1D WILL BE STAGED IN VIOTORY WEEK Tim people oC llio lluiriio rivur vnl lv luivo mmiv riiiihun. for ro.loiiiiiiir. Thu liovx n r (i liumu or minilnir home from thu Imlllo Hi'iirrcil IIdikIh of Kriinci) mill from thu t'tiiiloiiiiiiuilH, tlii'ru never win Imllur tiroaiiiml fur uoml (ropM Hi ii n tlttH Dprinir unit tlio fiinnvrH urn litlviiiK travlorH to win' pliint old Jlnhhin, ami new and lor union. Xiixini'HK !h' liottur In nil lini'H nnil liuvinir Iicuii'ho ImiiiiiUioiihIy IiIi'KnimI tlm innri'liiiiitH of MmllWil uro iroiiiit to ci'lulirato with a Violorv Wiu'k, Mhv ft to 10, to opim with u liiir .iolliflimlion on Uio Htrovtx Mmi lav vvunlnir. lMn of iiiiimu bv tlio hniiil ih well ,nM ioiiiiiiiiitv Nlnuinif, ilrill hv thn iintimml miiiril, Htrout iliincv, mill a liimil tiino uvniirallv. Tlio hiiRinvHH miction will ho ap propriately (li'i'iiriiti'( for the ocoa nim mill tlio firxt Nvnii-iiiiiiiial win dow (linulnv, will h ItiVM! hv till) iiii'ri'halilx, with print for llio bunt wimlowN in tlio ilil'fitrcnt linen, tlio olijiii't liciiiif to iMtrrv out tlm pntriot- il illCllH UN Well UK (HxplllVM of mvt I'lllllllliHP. , :., At I) o'clock Mcilfnrri will ho t rutin formed from u cilv of hrillimn'o to ono of iloopi'Ht iflnoin. For a iniiiulo tlio Ntri'otH will ho nlinml(l(l in Irourv hhn'lniH vminlleil onlv hv thu itiMtlv fiiiiioim Kirvptian niuht, then llio lluliU will rliiNh on nuiiiti mid (Imro buforv our wm nnil tho cvon 'of our nelulibtiiu will.bg ,din plnvi'il MVilford at IIh beat. Then will Hlurt tho intruding of the xtroi't, tho uiihdh of nKtoniMiiiioiit anil (loliuht iih cucli now hit of orieinolitv ami iilvvomoMH la unfolilml to iih. Thu liHinii'v ilowti tlm di'iiHmv popiiluteu Klilcwnlk will ho aim of nlitnaiirc iroiii Nturt to fmiKli. Viotorv week biilrt fair to ho n hltf hiii'cohh mill ovorvhoilv in tho I'ountv Mhoulil bo in JMoilliinl Moll' lIllV ,llilllt. , : Diiriinr tho woek'nll Mudford titer i-liiiuu will offer Hiwfiul biininins to thmr ctmlomern. On Wednoaduy aftornoon floo. l. Trolrhlnr will hnvo a parado of all tlio DoilKO cara In tho county ho can Rot anil will offer prlzoi for tho bent niiDurltiu Dodge care, of cacti year irom ID 1 1 to 1919 Inaliutlvo. Thorn will ti a bub ihow In tho park Frlilny aftornoon at 2 p. : m. I'rbtca of t'S oaclt will lie offorod for tho' bout bov and Rlrl inbloi unilor tlx month and between tlx nionthi and two yonra.. AIho prize for tho imm jupiviiono iinuy. i . , . . Tha woofc will clone with a grand1 Constance Talmadge at the j ' , Page, Friday and Saturday J-u .i Mm. Arnliolla CnilonltouHO Id a vary yauiiK widow who him hoKUn to lit up and tuko notice null to think of tlio dour doparlod a bor "firm." Alio ilocltlon iliut tho man hIio now will murry inittit lvo hor roinunco uiyit tory IbrlllM uiiiHt swoop hor off bor foot. ' . . 1 AraUoIln -w ulmolutoly no koiiho In Aunt lifflo'ii atlvlco Unit alto murry Kill, u ilmtn-ctit, ullructlvo youuK mini. Why. filto Iiiih known Hill ull hor llfo. Thoro wouldn't bo any ro iimnco In thai.' ' lllll lu dotormlnod to marry A Tu bulin uniiio day anil docldo to euro hor of bar donlro for romunco, whon aha lonoB hor hoad over Hurry At torldKo, n blK, crudo wonlornar. . Ho mipplloM a coiiiilor-lrrltunt In flnulo on Hiiturdny nlKlit, whon tho bund will play and tho city will bo tilrilud ovor to tho fuu-iimkorn. All tools nlxht linn boon cbanKod from Momluy until Haturday whan overy ono ii nuked to muiik and thoro will bo a prlxo for tho .moat unlipio coh tnmo and tho bout Imitation of any muloniil or Intornntlonul chnrnctcr. Thoro will bo another atrool danco, properly coniluctod by morchanu. Kvoryhody la'axkod to bring harm and othor coiitrlvunooo to m'uko a nolyo, Coiitntil will bo thrown and In- fuot H will tio a ruKtflur carnival ulishf ; i Othor nttrnollona nmy bo added and amiouncnd lator, f "Evory niorchant Ib unkod to offor aomo Hpoolul bnrKalna for tho wook. WOMEN TIED TO tho portion of Clutido KHtnbrook, a ciil'bii. fuddbit und bollovor In the Idoiui of tho ultra niodurnlat school. Arubollii roaijlly Ioiiok bor lionrt to him. Ho la vo romantic! Whon Bill nollcoi that Clmtdo and Araholla aro RittlliiK too lutoroatod in ouch othor ho auppllini anolhor countor-Irrltunt In tho paraon of l'otur, a very younK boy, who la romunco hlmuolf. It dooa not tuko Ioiik boforo ho bo comoH atronitly ultaclmd to Mm. And thou II'h unnthur and thon an olhor, until alio boa liocomo thoroly diallliiaionod about, romunllo moil. Thon lllll alopa In n,nd alio docldoa that ho la tho rlKht man after all. . Thla Ik tho atory of "itotnunco and Araholla," In which Conatanco Tal mudKO will bo noon Krlduy and Sat urday at tho I'uko. CALL CONVENTION T0 ! I' RATIFY COVENANT NKV YORK. Mav 2. Convontions for popular ratification ' of the I.cuu'itii of KalioiiH covenant wil be hold in 15 oufilorn and cent nil woutorn Ktulca duriiiir tho IiinI two wcckn of ,Mnv nnd tho find wick of Juno, it wits annoiini'Kil loiluv bv tho I.t'tiKiic In Knl'oroo I'cni'c. William II. Tuft, president of tlio oruunixut ion : I'roHiilont l.uwronco A. Lowell oil llurvard.oro anioni: tho HtMmtwm, ' - ' ' 1 1 1 i ,.v.,; '. J,Vs It, W. Hcott, an olactrlc gunner of tho U. H, navy, kuvo a aocond Intor oatlnic uddroaa -to tho hlKh achool atudonta and touchero oarly In tho wook. Mr. Scott weara tho Kronch croIx "-do Kuerro, which he won durlnic tho buttlo of Chataau Thierry by pltonlnn to' headiuartor for bobp for the hoys after tho 1 1 una . hud ancurod the range of tholr gun and hadjiont ovor a uhell which atunnod and Injured hla coin radon. Thu were Hovontoon boya reacuoil, Hut Mr, Hcott hlmuolf wua badly gaaaod aa a roxult hua loat hla eono of taato. . I'orhapa for the flrat time has It boon proaontod to thono who listened to Mr. Hcott, that .the trontmont of our returning horooa la not all that it ahould bo -that we take thlnga too much for jtruntod. That on the re turn f rom thono 4attlea from which thoy boar all aorta of acars, we offer thorn nothing, nomotlmea even dln crodltlng tholr atorles. Tho apeaker told of a boy In Dundon, once a aort Of no'or-do-woll thoro, but who loat hla flngora an a ,'strotchor bearer In Frtuico. : lilt) homo town people quea tlon tho voracity of hla atory aaylng In acorn that ho cut off hla Unworn In ordor to bo'.aent home, la that Amorlcanlsm? ' . 'Mr. Hcott described vividly In ell The Joy of . M&tlieiW ToU VoWn Th How TW MwU EvU - On of Cirwt HappiiwM. ' . In ntrr port of the lund thro are wom en wlwj (rll liow. Itirouih t)ra application of Hitti' Frlond, thoy tntircl ovoliled Ihtt satfcrlnjr uully Incrldcnt to mutbcrUMMl, 'ittey rclalo in w unwrUlo tcrm bow from lt um IIh day wr moilo brl(bt ana rbcerful and tbo nltrliU calm and ratfuU Low llta crUla wna ptuMl without tbo utul rjfferlhc upcrlncd wtwn nuturo la unaid ed, and bow tbey prervw ttwlr bcaltb and Atrcnrth to doroto It to ttio rearing- of thtlr clilldrco and to tbo tblnj Ufa bolda far ttwm. ; Motbcr'a Friend u a mott penetrntlnc rrmnly, prpnrtd eanectaltr for expectant motbere from a Varmula, of a noted pbyjt clan. Strain upon tho llanmenta la avoided, and Inftcad of a period of dlacomfort and conita.it dread It la a eiuou of calm re row. Tbo hour at the criila ore leo, and KlMbrr'a Friend enabloa tbo mother to re tain bcr ri.tuntl grace, and her akin la Dot rnirkrd nnd Coca pot becomo hard or dl fjfitred. Wrtlototbo BradAeld RewulotorCorapanr, Tept X Mtniir Bulbllnjr. Atlanta,. Ctroreia. for tVfr Mothernoml Duok, nod olrtnln ft Nittle i ' Uuiaex'a rlcad fruca.jUui drucstct if'-- ' Hm hnrrnr thA 1tnlll tit !h.Mfttttii Thierry, Ho told of tfie action from June 14 to Aiiguat 8, In which 27,0u aallora and murlnea participated. Aa one man ecn very lfttlo of the battle at tho time of action, Mr. Hcott xald hii atory wax a auinmary of what ha hud gathored from being In a hoBpl- tal for many montha after that en gagement. There la a grim humor among thoaa boya In the . hospital, directed eapeclally toward tho .ways In which they will earn their living in thd future, - Life In those trenches must have been nauseating aa It was pictured by the speaker. Think of using your coffee for shaving or cleaning your tooth, of the snioll of decomposing human flesh, and of no water to drink but of that caught in helmets as It fell from the heavens, (Moving of the big guns thru hub deep mud was a gigantic task and somotlmes It was necessary to coerce the boys by tolling them there would be no "eats' or sleep until a certain distance had been covered. .Perhaps somo of the llstoners had heard of the church In this region of Chateau Thlorry, whore snipers oper ated, a machine1 gun from the tower after, the town bad fallen Into our hands. Tho our boys found ,lt "too hot1' to climb those stairs and stop the .sniping they did ascertain that those guns wero operated by women chained to them. It was a shell fired from a gup manned by. our friend Mr. Scott, which, wrecked; that tower ana stopped the sniping. . . . ,It Is regrettable that more of our oitlzens could, not have heard Mr. Scptt toll his personal experiences for he was very interesting in picturing conditions "over there" and his ap peal to "buy Victory bonds" and fin' ish It was timely. J. iV-Hittsoh nnd Hoy Prniitt have ptirchiiNcd the interest of Charley I'rtutt in the i'niitt-llittnon Auto eompiinv and C'biirlev I'ruitt has itone to tho ToxuH oil fmld.1. The J'rnttt Ilittxon nomnanv hns iiI.ho leased the entire St. Murks buililipif, uustuirH ami down and will have charge of all Miib-lciiHCH. intliiilltiL' tho hull. 'I'll in coinimnv Iiiih Imd a retnnrk- ulilo growth anil have rucetitlv tukou the iiKcnrv for Huick cari, ami trtickH which, added1 to tho Franklin, Velie and Chevrolet lines makes font popular enr and : truck linos for them. ." r . IN?ICtSTI. -1 ' b Bell-ans , Hot water , Sure Relief RELL-ANS Wfob indigestion In -1 ii mm j aalfcrasli Wwiiitiiittf' - LJ baj " VacJ ) - , , ,1 PMrHT .. .. trril-ta m9Rvt altvm vrmt ti nt If sj sas 09 PHBjaaa sm fenaiaSQa, :; youxShoes Neat fOH BLACK ,VH1TE ,TA N AND OX-BLOOD (DARK BROWNl SHOES J THt P.F.OALLE.V COBPOflATIOHS CTP-, OUKFAUCrj. ' ' . .1 m IjIBERaFY Today- Tomorrow BIG BILL HART in 'BraftdiIigtBoiclway, New York or Now Mexico, yon are dead sure of one tiling In every William H. ifftrt picture. FIGHTS! t . f . This time, the husky Westerner tears right into Broadway's roughest. Watch himL , FANCY HAET WEAEING A DEE SS SUIT NEWS WEEKLY REGULAR PRICES LYONS MORAN COMEDY SUNDAY MONDAY, Mack Sennett's Greatest Comedy of the season "EAST LYNNE .with VARIATIONS," Travesty, on Famous Play. I' cl a auvr.l otice to Eord Owners V To get the best results from your Ford your repair work must be done by men who know Ford Cars. Ford work is in a class by itself much different than on any other car and a good auto mechanic does not of necessity mean a good Ford mechanic, p We have men of long service who work only on Ford Cars.- They know Fords only. Their entire time has been spent in the study of the Ford. We are not constantly changing mechanics. We keep our men, knowing that to give the service our men .must have experience. ! - , . ' Here is a list of our Ford mechanics and their length of service with us: V' ' ,.'.,!'a!,:;'.: : '::': ' . ' ': '' ' '' -, ": :' : ; '' : 'U; -iMS.tX'l. :- : . .?"-;'-.''v'rV!"-. Foreman Doc Wright, 5 years C ' Mechanic Billy Mclntyrp, 3 years Mechanic Roy Seamen, 2 years Mechanic Clyde Cay ton, 2 years Mechanic Amos Willits, 2, years Surely these men know Fords and behind xkem we have the only properly equipped Ford shop in Southern Oregon. : Burning-in machine, running-imachinej (you can't do niptor work without) and all the machinery prescribed by the Ford Motor Co. for doing , Ford work. Let lis show you the machinery for lining up Ford connecting rods simple but necessary. j ,?: , , Every job guaranteed. ,We use only genuine Ford parts. ;V.',''-.v. ' 'T: " ' ": : - lV:r -'. r,v'. ''" v-: Tf--tif. ' i ' 'w'i 1 , '::V vv.n--- 1 Ay-.:' -V.-V -V !' y-S G. E. Gates Auto Co. .. 'i':: 9W .-! 01 I ill I a 11(1 jii.i J HI j lit I M m ; Pi'! i .'it- j MI". -1 ' I i ji : ': ml so'.. tit -,.X' i . t tsv ' iJ Id' t. l i t ;. it it Klltl ! Jill ' ' )1- -01,. ill' M" ,of ' ml! 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