stedford mttl tribune, Bedford, oreoA '.Monday, may 12, 1010
FXdE SIX
SECRETARY GLASS
JJiCR DEMPSEY IS A LIKEABLE CHAP '
OF SHIP BUILDERS
ON PACIFIC COAST
ATLANTIC FLIGHT
FAVOR A COMBINE
F
RAN FRANCISCO, Mnv 12. Com
bination of nil the shipownine inter
cuts on the Pacific const, pn.rticuln.rlv
owners of "off shore'1 or deoD sen
bottoms, for the pnrposo of prosont
intr n uniform procrnra of improve
ment to the shiupine board nnd the
public, was discussed nt a nicotine ot
representatives of these interests in
all Pacific const ports todnv.
A cnmvuiien to include all local nnd,
specinl shipowninu; nnd operatine or-
canizntions in the proposed combin
ntion wnR started. Offers were to bo
man to the Son Friineiseo Shinown
era' Association, nnd the const linn
ber sliippinc orcunizutions to enter
the new orsrnmzntion.
' The organization, if formed, will
negotiate for the enualizntion of the
nll.wnter and the rail-water rates
from Atlantic points to the Orient in
order that Pacific coast ports mav
Rot more trade.'
. PARIS, May 12. Baron Sonnlno,
Italian foreign minister, held a con
ference today with Colonel E. M.
House of the American peace delega
tion. The conferees went over the
"Italian situation with a view to.
reaching a basis ot adjustment be
fore the Au'strlans arrived.
-", The conference took place at a
luncheon at which Colonel House was
thy Italian diplomat's' guest.
WASHINGTON. May 12. Ship
building this veiir has continued the
fast pnee set during the war. The
shipping board announced toduv that
from Jiinunrv 1 to Mav 7 American
vards turned, out 204 steamships of
781.980 eross tons, all except 39 of
which were of steel construction.
WASHINGTON', May 12. Charges
made yesterday by George N. Peek,
chairman of the . recently dissolved
industrial board, that Secretary Glass
had taken a stand on the board's ef
forts to agree on prices for necessi
ties "in direct contradiction with his
message to the president urging cre
ation of the board" have drawn a
sharp reply from the secretary.
In a statement published today
Mr. Glass said the board In attempt
ing to "fix minimum prices for the
public did precisely that which it had
been warned not to do" and that the
action had been promptly repudiated
by him as "contrary to fundamental
principles ot economics, ot public pol
icy and ot the law."
"Mr. Peek knows perfectly well,"
said Mr. Class, "that I have never
In any way or at any time suggested
such action as that taken by the in
dustrial board. Hence his reference
to me on this point perverts the ac
tual truth."
DENIES DOLLAR WORSHIP.
(Continued from page one.)
who believe that the greatest freedom
of speech was tho greatest safety,
because' if. a man is a fool the best
thing to do Is. to 'encourage him td
advertise the fact by speaking. It
cannot be so easily discovered if you
allow him to remain silent and look
wise, but if . you lot him speak, the
secret Is out and the world knows
that he Is a fool.
"So It is by exposure ot folly that
It Is defeated; not by the seclusion of
folly, and In this free air ot free
speech men get into that sort of
communication with one another
which constitutes the basis ot all
common achievement. Prance thru
many vicissitudes and thru many bit
ter experiences found the way to this
sort of freedom and now she stands
forth at the front ot the world as the
representative of constitutional lib
erty." ,
Victory Loan Subscribers as
.-.-, . . Completed to Date by Committee
Medford National Bank
' 1S,000
City of Medford
(14,000
" Anderson Peter S ' . -
. ' 110400
Cameron Zaoh
9,160
. Jackson County '"-'.
(7,000 ' - - " "
California Oregon Power Co ,
, f ".f .. (8,000 : - . '''r.'.-ic
Campbell James i
. (5,000
Campbell - James Metropolitan ' Llfe
Iogaa JT . . Insurance Co
: (4.850
.Hansen James P - -
(300
rarsons R H
. (3,080
Putnam 'Geo V
(3,000
. Marshall Martin CranflU Mrs F 1
W,soo
Shell Oil Co. ' '
Woyerhauser Timber Co .
(3,200 -
Payne Hannah J 4 -jr-- y
(3,000
Carroll Mrs Jane Associated Oil Co
(1,500
Gaddla & Dixon Finley Everett
(1100
Dahock Zera E . .r-r
' (1,000
Daniels Mr Mrs Blgham P C -
T 15 Jane Lou D
Medford Printing Co pacific Mutual Life
Getcheli Mrs Delroy- Ins Co
tstunpsel L'E, Oregon Llfe'Ins Co
Calkins F M " Withlnglon Fannie
Karhart Wm C ' Bcall Kobt V
Sheldon Mr & Mrs Carpenter Leonard
Ben B and Mrs
Getchell Delroy ' Tomlln John R
Hamlin C A Phlpps Mrs A R
Aanpoie John ana . uarnum w o
Marv A
Gagnon. Joseph T.
Johnson C A.4
Hallcy W L -
''V '
Frldegai Fred
Union Oil Co
Dillon Helen O
(850
(800
(700
(850
(800
Paul B W
The Toggery " .
Maasdatn G H
(500 "
fiatgnt rrea Ation
Medford Grocery Co
Cooley J H
Stevenson Etta
Mast John M
Konly F Corning
Dow Dr M M
Mansfield G W A
Lowery Bert & Mrs
Nash Ella B
Jones Mrs-M.1;' '
Vawter Mrs Aleth.;
Kagayania Kisoo
Medford poncrete
Construction Co.,
Nation Carrie
Johnson CM
Yockey Helen M
Felch Jane C
Graves Dydia L
Amy F M
Weslcrfleld E H
Standard Oil Co.
Reell Asburv
Clark Elizabeth A ' Clemens Ruth With.
ii a . it .1 .... .1 r" rn
McDonald CW
b'parrow Alex
Fisher AH
Mason Ehrmao Co
Isaacs W F
Lofland Justice M
Behllng H C
Frldogar Wm
Montgomery M A
Fisher .Andrew H
Butes Bros.
Own Leila S
Tail Wm G
Earhart F L
Hmlth Mary
Nagayanta K
Hanley Alice E
(460 . ..' , . . .
Dean Floice Folger
, . f (400
Gates C B Young Mrs Peter
Dopp It H , ... Hcrrlck Clara 8
' Bursell A - Nutter Chas A
Luman Chas W ' Luman Chas W '
Fuuts Grocery . Hlnc Virginia
(300
Yamnshlta Chuljso Howard WW
Malmgren Dr T J Frldlger Wm
Clemens Jas E Kauns A 8
Anderson Maude M , fl
360
Drlsket David W Dlttsworth Florence
Anderson Alton M Young Peter
'and Mrs Maude MLoomls Edith H
.Optimo Cafe, by Carpenter Alf 8 V :
V M Gordes Whlllook C W
Bmltli Lynne B Hoffman G D
Martin Franklin E Mann J C
Wool worth Co .-.!''".
(300 -Hodgeman
K B Davis John C -fttalley
Wm ' Doremus F C
Hearn Andrew King O C
Tteami's' JtarrV' W Aloran A J
jiienroru Auto Top
Co i
Plait J B
Pulton llumllton
llnwno Walter Jr
' llenson Graiinm
. Pnlnnlan E G
Lockwood EC
Westerlund J A
Walker Ed
Walker Ed M
Vawter Vernort
8teel Will G Norwood Sara C
Has well Mary Ann Launspach Mrs Geo
Bteen Ed
-folmes Emily A
itartsell Mrs W J
Holmea Wm M
Ferns Amelia B
Ferns Wm J
Williams L B
Medford Fruit Co
Young Mrs Peter
Marshall Delbcrt .
Finley I A
Hill Ray I
Hill Marian' ' "
Hill Dorothea
Hill Hattle C
Mill A L
El in wood Elmer D
Holden Bertha L
Gates W A
Gates George B
Stalley Wm
npAmeB L A
Thlerolf Henry A Rader Mr & Mrs J M
Klein Mrs E J Ward R C
Toft Mrs R H Reames Mrs L A-
Bweeney Chas T Montgomery M
Holmes Hans J Vawter Etta M
Matz Fred & Freda Collins Geo T
Strang Chas
Antle rt r
Wflson J L
Wilson Mrs Jos
Alenderfer O O
Watt D M
Pearce Grace V .
Marsh H E
Guernsey Jane B
Skewls E J
Clancy Andred -Hlllah
Temple
Halley Angle
Halley Lee
Fry F D
Riley Josephine
Silllman EC
Morean O T '
Morgan Cora B -.
Craddock C D. ,
Judy Edward
Roberts Frank
Bell J D
Klum Blaine
Welch W D
Van Sant Clara
Truax WW
DeVoe C A
Roberts EM- --
TsuJItA K
Plymlre J B
'atton Edith W -Morrison
Ells.' M
Graves Florence F
Young Chas 1
Carlow Dr Eva M
Hales Piano House Bullls S 8
Collins L F
Collins Mrs L F
Hemstreet John A
King Dahlia .
Deuel F K
Reames A E '
Kldd CM
Osburn Harriet N .
- Mohr. Emit
Breler & Peterson
Smith Art . .
Grafflc Donna . .
Mann J C
(150
Marquis Mary W '
Thayer Dr F G
. . Rpsenburg Bros
100
Wilson R L
Boyd Frank L
,. b'llliman E C
' Mclntyre Harvey M
:McIntyre 11a C
. Schwartz Lillian
, Porter EH
: : Honenstein H
CAolldge David H -Bardwell
Ralph
Colver Louie '
Smith A'bert L -Pratt
D V
Ixoth A F "
Ottoman M
Runyard E J
Brouner Carl
Holt Vesta
van Scoyoc Chas .
Hess Arthur D
Hasklns L B
Robinson E F
Arao Umejiro
Delln Mavme
Knight Georgia
Crowson W T
Miller AH
Greb John 8c Louise
-McCurdy Ins Agcy
Howard Mrs Lottie
Talt Ida B
Eads Mr & Mrs Ev'tEstep Mrs W F
Pullman Bakery Krlbs CP'
Carkln & Taylor Morrison E'E
Van Dyke Sarah L Gray Joseph O
Lumsden H W Morris R E
Hutchinson Mrs C JNewburv Gus.
& C J- White Ed M
Carder CI Clillds Octlvla
Van Scoyoc W M Nelson A H
English Mrs C M Maury Henry C
English Chas M
Phlpps I D
Van Dyke B F &
Mrs B F
Clillds Geo W .
Chllds L W
Fielder Julia A
Purkeypllo O C
Hall A E
Gallon Stella B
Worsham Laura
Stout Minnie
Burkhardt Naomi
Smith R-A
Davenport Helen
Maury Miss Mary P
uoozer L Alyron
Lauerman John
Fay L H
Davis F Roy
Kronchell 8 K
.eldormeycr' L
Warner, Wortman
- & Gore
Swlnson Mrs May
Ktuart Isabel
Canow Dr F G
iloffatt J A
Jacobs J W
Conner G W ' '
Hearn Mrs Andrew Guthrie E F
Wilson R B
Landaas Anna ' '
Sollss J E
Salter Frank P
Ward C B - '
Young Floyd D
Wllks Alf
Orr Edith
Hart Anna C '
Hart Henry '
Cornltlus O M i
Wilkinson C E
Crum Ray V
Ray C R
Ray Frank H
Lucaa F M
Brown Wm
Radovan Mrs F M
Stewart James
Hay R L
Alkens H 8
Itnlston John H
R It V Japanese
Assn
Crump Olivia V
Human Chas
Crump Olivia V
Stover Lucile. L
Metirs James
Young Wm A
Andrews J B
Andrews Effle L
Garnott H C
Warren Corrle B
Kldeii Ralph Waldo
Beehe W a i
Barber Dr and Mrs
M c .
Lamport E H r r-,
Perl John A
Purdln ffrowning
Harirave H P
Medford Iron Works
Iteichensteln C
Stennett A F, i '
(lllbert J C
Hrommer C J
Carstens C J
Henson Graham '
Roberts G M
Cowffll! R It
Brown .10 -Harber
WE'
Clancy A
Tengwnld C Y
Miller R S
McMurtrey Clyde
(50
Hltnw T T
f v. y im
To meet Jack Dompsey Is to like him. Ho has a personality. He Is
not highly educated; nor has he a polish acquired In elite circles.
Neither Is he a roughneck
This lad who will tight Jess Wlllard July 4 would attract atten
tion anywhere on the street, but strangers wouldn't know whether he
was a football star, a baseball player, a young business man or a
fighter , He dresses well and his clothes look good on him. But they
aren't flashy. They may be snappy, but not flashy. Jack Is a man of
good taste.
Before Jack got Into the boxing game he was football craiy. He'd
rather play football today than to fight, but there's no money In foot
. bal) and there Is In tho tight game.
Olson CI Rlddell Dr E O
Mears Frederick B Mlnkler Helen H
McClaln C E Mclntyre Wlnnlo M
Flchtner Mrs Carl Henry Joseph C
McDonald Wler W Hlttson J F
Moore Albert & Mrs itlson Mrs J F
Palmer Barton J Swem I M
Richardson S T Janes Milton 3
RiPhtt,.1in Mrs S T Wilson V T
Donnell Georgia. Peterson C A
Rnnmin Carl
Trowbridge B J
Colver Mary A
Morton Miss E B
Crump Vivian
Weeks Fred
McGowan W H
Stevenson J R .
Williams Fred
Crawford Oris
Stlno W M
Edwards Marie V
Wheeler S A .
Lewis II L
Taylor J B
Lindley Kate
Llndley Geo R
Seurle Florence M
Klmr Helen
Hartzell Josephine :
Crawford Mrs M S Hartzell Wilbur
Patton O J
Hansen Laura
Ottlngcr J C
Janes W Carleton
Anderson Bert
Perl FA
Furry F B -Brown
Mary C
Brown Robert H
Litis D S
Gllsen IlrOA,
Launspach H G
Mears Fred
Watklns C B
Young Lena
Ilurtzell Mrs W J
Holmes Wm 31
Chlsholm Sam
Davis Frank -
Showers O J
Seaman Roy A
Wright Marlon C
JeMtiess Otto
Dnllnlre Victor
Dnllalro Delia .
Wright Edgar
Campbell Edith L
Williams Brllla B
Hubbard Hurry T
J timer Ida .May
Medford Cigar StoreJIcAndrews Thos F
Jensen Jens .
Hoke May L
Lumsden T B ' ,
Walker Ed
Wilson Will H
Keene J M
Jean E .
Flchtner Karl
Schall Ruth
Porter Geo W
Allen Albert C
Cornish Vera
Llndley Sarah A
.Martin F E
Campbell Wm C .
. Campbell Wm N
Gntte Florence H -Hubert
8 Melaple
Perry Frank
Guthrie Dorothy L
llalllle John K
Palllln Mrs J K
Ktanwood Orrln C
Vlltn E N
Mikscho Leo J -W
ilills Amos'R
V. '.l'I's Mrs Alice
Crowley Mrs Marg'tMcCIvn Chas E
Liberty Kepalr ilopi-;arsiey jiatiel
purain name n hihniiwuii AKnes
Miller AH Unwell Mr and Mrs
Roberts Lillian 11 T A
Mccormick Anne NIkolaus Wm
Robinson Mrs Jas C Heath F L
Orlh Dee R Moran Rtiy .F
Sunan Ray Moffat John P
Gilbert Waldo B Isaac Karl
Miller Frank H . Haer Josepn
jircioKS jtuuy n
Hansen Henry
Schmidt js
Mitchell Grace .
Jackson Bessie
Miller Mrs A H
Scmon Estelle B
Yokatake hlzno
Estep Wm T
M Incur Mrs R C
Ktlekel Maud
Mitchell J W
Leonard 8 L
tf'arloa Chas R .
Crank Walter
Maddox & Bonney
litchell Mrs J W McDonald Norman
Mitchell J W Whlsenant W D
Thelss Geraldine Taylor Glenn O .
Linn Mnry K
London A. E
Rico W C
Curry Ethel
Henselman John H
Arnsplner Mrs O
luck l.cthn C
Anderson Stella
Shelley C W
Jewell HP
Cox Ora
Reagan Mrs E B
I.oontls Almon E
I.otnmlsK Adelo
Loomis Jean A
A'ford George
Brown Vm
I.ellehor Katie
fn-ltb W L
janney Louise E
Asbury Charlotte E
Knlps Mm L
Field 11 J
Whlsenant Wm K
Eads G II
Mcdulrk
Millard D F
Jonlun Ethel M
Silllman Ernest C
Poelnlts R W
Cochran J H
Heine Dr T O
Hutebtns Mrs Lura
Taylor II W
McKcon Robt B
H. ihO Mildred L
SA Archie S
Davenport Wm
I'roebstlng Lottie AMoore Wm C
Pruelt Mrs M L
Hale D C
Gregory f.orln H
Lyon N B
Hall Mabel D
Snfford ilntlldn
I'urucker Mrs Clara
Curre 'aude Pike
Tceck Ivy J
Williams Mrs A B
Penwell Ames
; Woods Mrs J C
Anderson Frank G 'Crlpps Oakley Giles
Watt Harry K
Hughes Jl Lt
Stanley Gladys
Wilcox Addle R
Kerr A
Si-liteffelin Rose
'Edwards J F
llevn . AC.
Tere'.ll R W
Hroomer Emily P
Rroomer C G
I.owry BettJ P
Carlesa Mr & Mrs! Spooner Mnrllia F'
Wm
Kentner Bess
Taylor Altrert C
Ulrlch Earl
Stevons S S
Stevens Andrew
Walter J Hess
Norman W M ,
Elliott It V
Picket L H
Nye. II B
Nye Mrs II B
Hollas Mnrgnret
Crank Walter 8 .
Case A II
Breening Claua
Hermanson A I
Sllnson Mrs W II
I'lirdin Mahlmi
KerKUHon Ellzubclh Hmedley Karl
Kiifrv a m eirer i n.
Scbuchard Mary F Carpenter J R
Wiwtlmen of World
MorKun Alice R
Winn J R
J'illon Mr & Mrs 0
Hlden M 3
Woodford J'R
Clark It B
Clark Mrs neulah H
Hnncy Mrs B E
Ham Mantle
Nunn Pearl
Klrkpatrlck Nora C
1IOIIRO H Li
Nell Nydnh N
Heath Fred L
Miller Maud -K
locker Mrs A J
Warner Wm J
Johnston A J
lloillnve 8 C
Mclleynolils F C
Webster O 8
Pnyno F W
Close P V
Close Mrs P F
Perry Flossie V
Svendsen C M
Ilnwman A
TrnwbridK'i E O Jr
Greaves Mnry K
SKlnner J J
Halley M L
Corey c 11 '
tlrlerson Isabel A
Keith Ida M
Schmidt Wm
Hmlth John
Owens, Vern
Owens Lillian W
Field Mrs II J
Pell Muggle
Llndley Sarah A
Nvn .Mildred A
vorlhlngton Olive SMneii sarrtll
Close P !' Bennett A O
Snell 1. L Beach Roland G
Hackney Lorrle , Webb Benjamin
Ctiirlt II n lleinmee .I.tlin I.
Cutneron Ihrrnlce ' Clark Blanche Gmild
jP& s&ys; tHeyVe
economical n saves
Ma ettin all
Tiet up"' cooking ,
Post
Delicious
Corn Flakes
THKlASSKY, N. V.. Mv 12, Tho
Aiiioriciui imvv's livdruniriiliiiicH will
set out mi ilieir Iriiim-Xtltintiii-riiuhl
ciirryiiiir if ptmsililo crews of six men
liixtciid of fivo lis oriirinnllv iiliiniicd,
uiitl with extra iiroiiellei's nbuurd,
I lie extra men nml simro imrU,
toL'etlier with n muximiiiii stiiuilv of
petrol would hrinir tho wuiuht of eiteli
plniio to -'H.HOO imunds, which might
iirovti moro Hum thu l.tlilO horMoiiuwr
I'liL-iiH'S coultl lift from Iho wnlor. In
this event, the, tHiinmiiiidur suid, tho
crnft lifter n mirfuco cruiso in the
hurlinr would rctlucu their weiulit to
JH.miO noinuls. Iho ot't'ieiul full Iniul.
Iho iniipoMt'd t'liliinft'ineiit of the
crew nml ctiiiiiuucnt woro I lie result,
eimmmiiiler Towers stilted, of tho ex
perience tinned in the t'tiulit from
lliilil'nx, when tho N'C-:i was tlulnved
in her start upd then forced to return
to port lifter cruisiiiir i0 miles ho.
cuiisu of iiroiieller Ituiible.
lhe iilunes htivn been fit led with
lieltt for tho mcelinnicM so Hint mo
tor roimirs eoultl he mutlo in mid-nir.
Another collngo romnnco wns tor-
mlnntud Suturdiiy evening when Miss
.Mnrjorlo Kills Doiuiull boenmo the
bride of Ensign Miles II. llrny. U. H.
N., at tho home of Mr. nnd Mr. U.
Frodorlcksnn, .70t South Onkdalc
avenue, Itov. I Myron ilooner, pas
tor of the First Prcsliyturlan church.
ofriclntliiK. Tho bride, was nttomtod
by hor sister. Mrs. Ooorglu Donnoll,
assistant librarian at 'the public li
brary. Ensign Frank V. Fnrrell of
tho naval flying corps, acted na boat
man. ,
Tho affulr Is tho culmination of an
acqunlntunco that begun when the
couple were attending school nt tho
rnlvorsity of Washington. Knslgn
Gray was attached to tho U. S. U.
Kxploror. while holding his commis
sion In tho naval rosorvo force. Ho
has recently heon transferred to the
regulars and asslgnod to temporary
duty on tho receiving ship at thu
Bremerton navy yard. Mrs. tiruy
will uccompany him to llremertuu
whoro they will remain until ho huts-
signed to his duty aboard ship. Tho
brldo will resume her Studies at the
university until her husband la dis
charged from sorvico when they will
rosltle In California.
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MAN"
With
GLORIA HOPE
Also
Harold Lloyd
"Look Out Below."
DRINK HOT WATER :
BEFORE BREAKFAST
Says you really feel clean7weet
and fresh inside, and
are seldom ill.
If vou are accustomed it) wnko up
with a contod tongue, foul breatlt or
a dull, dizzy headache; or, If your
meals sour and turn Into ftns and
acids, you have a real surprise await
ing you.
To-morrow morning, Immediately
upon arising, drink a glasB of hot
water with a toaspoonful of llmostono
phosphate In It. This is Intontlod to
first neutralize and thon wash out of
your stomach, liver, kidneys and
thirty foot of Intestines all the Indi
gestible waste, poisons, sour bile and
toxins, thus cleansing, sweotenlng and
purifying tho entire alimentary canal.
Thoso' sublect to sick headaches,
bsckacho, bilious attacks, constipation
or any form of stomach trouble, aro
urged to get a quarter pound of lime
stone phosphate from the drug store
and' begin enjoying this morning In-sldo-bath,
lt Is snld that men and
women who try this hecoiuo enthu
siastic nnd heep- It up dally. It Is a
splendid health measure for lt Is more
Important to koop clean ant pure on
tho inside than on the outside, oocauso
tho skin pores tlo not absoru impurt
Hub into tlio blond, causing dlBCttBO,
wbilA Ihn hnttnl nores do. -
The principle of bathing Inside Is
not now, as'mllllons of peoplo practice
It. Just as hot water nnd soap cleanse,
inirlfv and. froshon the- skin, so hot
water and a toaspoontul of HmoBtono
phosphate act on the stomach, liver,
kidneys nnd bowels. Limestone phos.
plinto Is nu liiflXppniyo wnuo powuui
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