Medford mail tribune., May 07, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

paoe Tnnuui
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present troiily the state of war will
terminate. From that moment und
subject to the provisions ot this
treaty official .relations with Clor
niuny, and. with each of tho Oorntan
status, will be resumed by the allied
and associated powers, . ,
Belnlan Flies to Peaxe Meet.
PAHIS, ,Mv 0. I'oul Hvmiins.
sds in nil nirpliine nt 1 o'clock this
morning nnd readied hero at 2 11. m.
in time to nttend the plenary session
of the peace conference.
Another Costa Rica Blow Up.
MANAGUA, Nicnrngnn. Mavjt.
Costa Hicnn revolutionists have is
sued it proclamation naming Julio
Acostn irrovisionnl president and
have solicited recognition of the now
administration bv Central Ameruitm
republics, i
Poles Kill Red Leader.
' COPENHAGEN, Jlnv 7. When
Polish forces captured Vilnti rei'entlv
they seized nnd shot Adulph JoU'o,
former iiussiun llolshevik ambassa
dor ut Berlin, according to Polish
newspapers received here.
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U.S.A.
TESTARE NAMED
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MOVED TO CITY
SPECIAL PACT
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Mfir'ntin f,irM"rl roinffcr. ipTT. nrtis-
MEDFORD MATT) TRTOUNE, MEDFORD. ORKOQN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 10(0
E WINNERS
DECORA!
WINDOW
Havo you Kuomiod on tlio roliill
vsluo of tlio oomblnud window tl 1m
Plnyif It not lunva your hubkh at
liny mora buforo 10 a. m. tomorrow,
Thurniliiy. Citnli . prlxo uro offered
for tlio notiroBt nucninw:
Hrlno wlnnliiK window doeoratlont
far -Victory weok:
. ' ! . Klrxt Vrlm
1 Orooory Ooiuw Cmh Clrocory.
Autoie Cloo. U, TrnlHhlor. .-. t
IMioto Hwim' tUudloi Medford
KxrhiuiKO, v. . - , . ,- -.
Kleulrlo l'aul'a Klootrlft Cs. .',
Mitat Co.-r-Nli holii ft Aalipole, i
' DrugM Went Hldo Pharmacy,
Hliooa-Mlnlillnir. -
.lowolar Jno. W. Johtuon.
Ctotlilur Mocliil Clothlim Co. .
Hrjr (tondi Tlio May Co.
Btftllonnry Modford Hook Bloro.
H,)d Maniiroh rood Hloro,
Hardware Crutor I.nko Hardware
co; - v ; -
Notion -Tho Wondnr Bloro, W
Kuncywork Tho llundlcruft nhop.
Mllllnory Thn Vanity lint Shop.
Kurnlturo Week (t Modowan. '
Sporting goodB .MeUuIrk Clifar
Htoro. . . '
Cinirootloiiftry ("rowKon'n. .'"' "
1'rlntlnic Modford Prliitlnif'Co.'"
Ftoconif IVIr-o . '
(Irocdry H. . Nfnrnh.'' ,is
Auto Prultt IHuhoii Co.
; Klci-trlo Mtidford IClmilrlr. ,. i
Moat Medford KIkIi & Poultry Co.
Unite- lleuth'i.
HhOB Kldd', , ' 1 '"
Jwa1om lleddy'i Jewelry, i
Clothing Tho ToKKory.
, Dry Roods M. M. Dopt. Hloro. -
Hardware Medrord V. A II. Co. i
Notion Wool worth',
Millinery-Mr. CowkIII. .
Ruortlhit- Modford llurnoH Co. '
' Confectioner Tlio tthnatn.
Window woro JuilHod on their
merit a adverllHlnR mod I urn and
not from a pnirlotto aiundpolnt only.
AT - BUTTE FALLS
A bin water 111001 lina hoon ln
lulled at tlio llmio Full tilth hntch-
ry liy Hupt. Horrlnn and Junk A Ikon,
nrrPcn itiporlntondont, that furnlalioii
power to grind the food ror tho mil
lion of naliy rial) 'mid "tlmlr dsddlni
and mother, to pump water, ! sow
wood and to perforin numaroii other
nereaaary thlnV around tho hatch
ery. ' 1
Hupt. Rerrlan alo I10 a propor
tion rixured out to put In an elootrlo
plant, tho power to Im furnlMiod by
ine -wntnr whoel, thill will not only
provldo IlKhl far tlio. building hut
Unlit will ha arranged over , tho
pond to attract Iiiikh at nlKht for tho
flh to food on. Mr. Horrlnn la alao
raining rnhhlt to provldo froah food
for tho (lh. '
Since It ha been dotomilnod thift
the P. It E. road I to bo nporntod
tho atato will no ahead and Improvo
tho property and tho hatchery will In
a few year becomo ono of the InrKoat
and beat In tho tato, na woll a a
beauty spot. Mr. Horrlnn la taking
kroat rare to prorvo all tho natural
Rhrubbary, I getting out now shrub
bery, roe biiRhe, eto. It I tho In
tention to run' an oxcuralon to tho
hatchery Bomotlmo tbla aummor.
Tho flrnt unto, tractor and truck
parado avor iitvoit by tho auto doalor
of Mod ford, hold yalordny aftiirnoon
a a featuro ot Victory weak, wa
wall worth vealntf and uttroctod much
fuvorablo conimunt. Ho muuy now
car and other motor vohlclea of vur
Ioiih mokon woro nover buforo oon
In outbnrn OroKon. Tho nmnbor af
cur, truck and tractor In Una wa
DO and tho total vuluo of t bono beau
tiful cur and tractor wa $00,000,
Tho lonK parade atnrted on Main
Hi root from WuHhliiKton Nchoul head
ed by tlio city baud, which was seined
In. a lurno motor truck, and after
renclilnic Klvoruldo, countor-mnrebfld
hack. To drlvo o many motor voh
Icloe rii(iilred 1 luriio force and many
promlnunt cltlxon woro Keen- at the
wheel. For tho mot part tho car
wero umlucorntad. except with alxna
delKiintliiK their 'mukna, nnd hero
and there a 'flower.
' Tlio following diyilor of Mod ford
took part In tho parado In tho order
nnmod tonothiir with tho cum, truck
nnd tractor roproHontad:
Auto' UxchiuiKo: l.lhcrty Blx and
llupinobllo car and Federal truck.
One of tho IiIk Kedornl wa arranged
for tho band and lod tho purade.
Prultt-llltlaon: Franklin, Vollo,
llulck and ChevroletVar and IriKkn.
Kltlatt ft Conk: Hi-rlpp-llniiili and
Ilort car and llopubllo truck.
I'hurchlll and Maxwell: Nuxh oar
and truck. ,1,
C. K. (late Auto Co: Overland and
Kord ear and truck.
A. V'. Walker Auto Co.: Hudson,
Kx, Chulmor, Maxwell car and
truck,' Atterbury truck, Hepubllc
tiro. ,
Valloy (laraco: Palgo car. '
" Auto ft, Tractor Co.: MUcholl aird
RrNcoo car, Biinilunky truck.
Ilubhnrd llrother: Cleveland, In
ternational, Holt and Oil-Pull trac
tor. Hamilton Patton: Forduon tractor
and plow.
Tho Auto laundry, Valloy 3araK.
Southern OroKtm C011I company and
Panlflo lllnhwav Gnrnuo alao made
dlaplay.
Karl Ilulibnrd with n tloomnn gar
den tractor, pullltiK a toy wniton In
which ho wa riding, and leading a
lay homo 'attracted conalderablo at
tention. -
OBITUARY.
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Jicnth of K. K. HnKlny
Aahland relative havo learned of
tho death of K. 19, llagtny, which oc-
Vakota, on Monday of thl weok. Mr.
Ilugloy wa a native of llllnal, 58
year of 0159. and had resided In thl
vicinity alnco about 1004. Tho old
family home wan In Harvard. Illlnota,
tho tho docenxad had extenlvo bul
nom Intoreat at Woodstock In ear
llor yoar. Ho loavo a wife and two
children, a daughter. Dor!, and son,
Kltnor Jr. Mr. C. W Nlma and Mm.
Btunrt Baundur ot this city aro sin
ter, and ho also loaves unnther sin
ter, resident of Illinois. Mr. Knglcy
wa a most gonial and companion
able man, nnd a host of Intlmnto
frlenda not only In Ashland but thru
out thl valley, will learn with regret
of hla death and sympathize with his
family In their deep beroavomant.
Intormont will bo at Marengo, Illi
nois. . ' r : '
Among the lutost Industrial' eon-
corn, which tho comparatively small
now, only employing a small force of
mon, which will locale In Medford, Is
tho broom factory at Klamath Fall
owned and oporutod by 8, h. Mnsoy
and son and J. II, Dunlway. The out
look for rapid growth of tho factory
1 doamod good, and It 1 eventually
oxpectad to become a, large concern
with a pay roll which will be a wel
come addition to the city's resource.
iMessr. Mussoy and Dunlway, who
spnnl soino tlmo In Mndford and vic
inity looking over the ' iltuatlon,
flnully decided to move tho factory
hero, having choson this city as tho
boat locution of all other places thoy
hud Investigated. Thoy loft for Kla
math Falls yoslorday to bring thair
families to Medford, having already
selected their homo locations. The
slto for tlio factory will bo chosen
when thoy return In a few days.
Tho factory Is also expected to fnr
nlsh an Incentive for tho valley far
mers to raise broom corn and provldo
a ready market for It. ttlnre its
establishment ut Klamatu Kalis has
bad to ship in all its broom corn sup
ply. This year It will also ship the
necessary product In after tho re
moval to 'Medford, but next year the
factory owners expect all the broom
corn usnd In tho- manufacture of
broom will' bo raised In too valloy.
Thoy themselves will rulxo broom
corn and will offor every inducement
to the valloy farmers to go into broom
corn raising. , r .
The Massey and Mr. Dunlway
have Investigated thnroly the broom
corn raising possibilities of tho valloy
and doclaro that an excellent quality
can' be raised. Thoy proposa to. fur
nish Instructions to farmers aa to
how to ralso the corn. w
FIUME WILL GO
TO ITALY IN 1 923;
SLAVS GET PORT
PARIS, Jtiv 7. As a biiKis of ro
xiiniine narlicimition in the pence ne
cotiuliiiiiH, Premier Orlando accented
a propOKiil that Itnlv administer
Fimne oh n mnndntorv of the League
of nntionn until 1023, ' after which
Kiumo will revert to Italian sover
eignty. During 'tho Italian administration
a harbor for the Jugo-Hlnvs witll be
built nt a nort lower down the Ad
riatic const. Tlio harbor will -have
rail mud emiitminicntion with A gram
and other cities.
' Itnlv. it is understood, nlo is pre
pared to malic dnerii'iccH Of Homo of
her otlur cluiiiiH on tlio JMmntinn
cmiHt.' ' . '
The proposal which' induced the
Italians to return to 1'aris w:us ninde
to them bv ' Cnmille Bnrrcro, the
French ninbnssndor at. ltomo. , ..
Urn Total $2,150,000,000.
WASHUVCW'ON. Mnv 7. Total
Hiibscriplions to the Victory Liberty
loan reached npnroximiilulv $'J,l.iO.
000,000 todiiv. This was nn ovev
night iiicreiise of about $1)0.000,0011.
(Continued from page one.)
by tho allied and associated powers
a operative, and by Uermany in prin
ciple-, but without membership. Sim
ilarly, an International labor body 1
brought Into being with a permanent
otflco and an annual convention. A
groat number of International bodies
of different (find and for different
purpose are created, some under tbe
Loague of Nations, some, to executo
tho peace treaty, among the former is
the commission to govern the Baar
basin till a plebesoite is held fifteen
years hence; the high commissioner
ot Danzig, which is created into a
freo city under the leaguo, and var
ious commissions for plubescltes In
Malmody, bchleswlg and East Prus
sia; among those to carry out. U19
peace treaty are reparations, mili
tary, naval, air, financial and eco
nomic commissions; tho International
high court and military tribunals to
fix responsibilities, and a, series of
bodies for the control of Internation
al rivers. - -..
: "Certain problems aro left for so
lution between tho allied and associ
ated powers, notably details of tbe
disposition of the German fleet and
cables, the former German, colonies,
and tho values paid in reparation.
. "Cortuln other problems, such as
tho laws of the air, and tbe opium,
arms and liquor truffle, are either
agreed to In detail or set for early in
ternational action. . . . ,
. .'. Parties to Treaty ; -
'."Preamble:,...', , , ,
"The preamble 'names as parties
of tho ono part the United States, tbe
British Empire, France, Italy, and
Japan, describe as the five allied
and associated powers, and Belgium,
Bolivia, Brazil, China, Cuba, Ecua
dor, (ireeco, Guatemala, Haiti, the
Hedjns, Honduras, Liberia, Nicara
gua, Panama, Peru, Portugal, Iiou
mania, Serbia, Slam, Czecho-Slova-kla,
Poland and Uruguay, who with
the five above aro described as tbe
allied and associated powers, and on
the other part, Germany.
Peace When Signed " . ;
"It states that: Bearing in mind
that on the request of tho then Im
perial Gorman government on armis
tice was granted on November elev
enth nineteen eighteen, by the five
allied and associated Powers In order
that a treuly-of paace might bo con
cluded with her, and whereas tbe
allied and associated powers being
equally desirous that tbe war In
which they wero successfully Involv
ed directly or Indirectly and which
originated In the declaration pf war
by Austria-Hungary on July' 28th,
nineteen fourteen, against Serbia, tbe
declaration, of war ' by Germany
against Russia on August first, nine
teen fourteon, and against France on
August third, nlnctenn fourteen, and
in tho Invasion ot Belgium, should be
repUicod by a firm, just and durahle
peace, tho plenipotentiaries, (having
communicated their full powers
found In good and. due form) have,
agreed as follows: .
"From the coming Into force of tho
: P"
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pChere is no such word as "Fail" in
the vocabulary of the real American.
, 0or bojm have proved a thousand times that they '
never bcanrd of it. .'.; . . f ;.r
Aad, wfataro the Victory Loan'is concerned, it's not to be
dreamed oL . The Loan is going over and going over
BIG. , Make certain that you have a part in its success! .
" Bay to yoar limit ;'
This space contributed br
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
LIBERTY
LOAN
THE BIG DAY ;
TARZAN DAY
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" ." . ', ' ' MEDFORD IRON WORKS
O ;i ; VICTORY WEEK FUINDRY AND MACHINE SHI) I
!:.'a';.':v ' i Another Rexall lc Sale Special A1B0 Fairbanks and JCoree
f WATER BOTTLES r-y''- l&L e :
Regular Price $2.00; ' t fi" prt
., t)urmff! Victory Week, while TP S III 1
vthey last......,,..............!..... U 1U1 pe V 1 , FRIDAY
y TARZAN DAY
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IaIrOnize H0Mi
.. (msr-r-fp -, ..-,', . . . , ,j. , ., '.i- ;Vv'-.-''s,'i, " ' i- " 'T " '' I :
D prtortfj . survival and existence of
1 1IC IVCdaUU gouthcrn Oregon, is the fact "That
the 1 small measure of silccess and .prosperity which is en-
joyed -a the present time is duo largely and practically '
wholly to the efforts of the people of Southern Oregon
and the4 sitpport given by them to the ; developments of the . '
'few euceessful industries established by Southern Oregon
interests." v L66k them over andjudge for yoturself.
rnmmnn SlpnA ' WWY. applied-' conclusively :
Viuiiiiiiuii uvlioc proves to anyone interested in
the welfai'c of 1 their own community, that they must
. staunchly support the industries which havo been estab- .
lished and conducted honorably and successfully for the .
benefit of Southern Oregon-, such industries, particularly
whoso MAIN or i PRINCIPAL "lacc of business is in "
Southern Oregon--whosc money is kept circulating and
. working in Southern Oregon and 'will not eventually drift
back to the 'stockholders or interests in other communi
ties.; KEEP YOUR MONEY AT HOME and you will
JLsJii HUlCili, xJ (jtAJJN UN THE EiND. ' .:'.".;
: 1 ajf 'IVUlla R0ii during 'the quiet season the past
- winter' continuously" over 'TWENTY-. -well paid employes,
and vith the growth. and increasing business the list' is.
continually growing, and we hope to make it grow to at
; least: ONE HUNDRED or more in Southern Oregon in
our employ.' This hasv been,; accomplished by persistent
effort ahd ttAKD WORK, by the stimulating mid devel
opment, of the dairying industry to its present -point of
, importance. When the JACKSON COUNTY , CREAM-;1
ERY commenced business there was so little dairying in
Southern Oregon that it was neqessary to solicit and ob
tain cream : shipments from outside of the state in order
to accumulate a sufficient amomit with which to turn' out
a churning of butter. - NOW COME AND SEE' US. :' ;l "
P Yfipri AflPP While we have not been at' it -quite as
IvAjJCl ICIILC 0Ilg as "goine othersj we feel that' if the
CREAM PRODUCERS of Southern Oregon1 will con
tinue to give us their undivided support in the: futiCre as '
-they have in the past, it will be our object and aim to
eventually establish ' BRANCHES of our institution ,in
'the Northern part of the State, so, we -can. bring some-of
the Northern Money down this way to KEEP IT WORK
ING here. ' -f.!.;-;- : ;- . ' '1:1 , , : : -r
Prippc We always pay the highest prices for cream the '
market will warrant, and givethe most reliable
.and accurate tests 'possible. BEWARE of inducements
which Ynay lead you to believe that you! might be bettering
yourselves with others. If in. doubt oil this subject,' come
and seeus, -and we. can show you ; some interesting-
. evidence. ':'' '-;;.., -:,v,: . ..
JACKSON
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GOUNTY
NOT. A BRANCH
a (Operating creameries at Medford and Applegate.)'. '. , :i .
OP ANY NORTHERN INTEREST, BUT A REAL HOME INSTITUTION.
G'REMERY
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