Medford mail tribune., May 13, 1919, Page 6, Image 6

MEDFQTCD MATE TRTRUNB, "MTSPFORD, OKTCCION1. TUESDAY,' MAY in, 1019
PAGE SIX
ASHLAND TO TEST
NEW STATE LAW
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ASHLAND. Mav W.-TSiwcinl.) '
The old problem of reconciling the
iionfliutinir interests of rival eiittlc
mcn bihI HliocprniserH. bolibinc ui
cvorv, season is recurrent this sprint:
more Knirited than ever over respec
tive traditional rights of parties inter
ested in n wide scope, 'of ramie uns
turaeo throughout southern Oregon
and northern California." Several
nicotines have been held hero bv
Ktocknicn to consider- the encroach-1
menls of "Jl'nrv's little lamb"' on ent
ile domain, the fiocks owned bv the
Western Sheep company of Snn Fran
cisco beim; considered intruders in
this respect, and steps will; be taken
to test tlic provisions of the newlv en
acted fcrar.ine laws of Orccon which
nrc now in effect, though mnv con
tend that notliins short of n uniform
federal statute will ever succeed, in
solving the matter, which has been
one 'of dispute since cattle and sheep
roamed nt Inree.- Onrnuiations in
volved in this controversy in Jackson
coiintv nnd tributary territory in
clude Skbokiuu Gulch Cuttle associa
tion.. Keen Creek Cattle and Horse as
sociation, the: Western Sheen com
uuiiV, and the' Jackson County Stock
men's association. :
Attorney V. J. Moore has return
ed from a'"husincss ' trip to bis old;
home surroiindiuirs in Lake count v.
The government slimninj board
wnnLs men for the merchant marine.
Here's n chance for younir huskv
bov's, minimum ace 18 Tears, to go to
(n?n ' inder ideal conditions nnd win
uomotions-in service. W. H. McNair.
local drueeist, is cnrollinsr agent for
the shipping board's '-recruiting office.
Hurrv;Burnard.' helper on the An
drews fruit rarieli. moved Saturdav
from Garfield street, to.his new home,
the Xi, K. Moore property on Klira
heth ' street. ' recently purchased
throiiD.li tho Lamkin agency. 1 v
- George B. Skcen.' well known bur
ner formerly located 'here; -has mov
ed ;from San- Jose. Cul and is- now
raining a shop at Montague.
the V. 0. 57.' Smith family made
an auto tqur over to their Siskivou
county ranch Inst week, inspecting
crop conditions on - this extensive
property. '
Mrs. Ella Brigss. sister of Mrs. C.
B. Lamkin. returned to her home in
Portland last week, after a month's
visit here with relatives.
. Frank Murnhv.' temporarily mana
ger of the local telephone exchange, is
field representative of the Ashland
unit of the Brotherhood of Electrical
Workers organized here recently
with, nearly a score of members. For
the- mutual benefit of all concerned,
meetings of this brotherhood will be
open to employers as well as em
ployes. v ' .
At a recent meet in? of the College
Woman's club in Mcdford. Mrs. F. D.
Vagner of this city was elected rice
president. On Mav 31. a date which
marks the .adjournment of the or
ganization for the summer, the club
will meet in Ashland at the home of
Mrs. Victor Mills. 208 East Main
street ''
F- W. Shaw, civil war veteran who
for some time past has been an in
mate of the soldiers home in Cali
fornia, receiving special treatment
has returned here improved in health,
and is reoccupving the home place on
Elknden street. .
Mrs. D. Perozzi left forPortland
on Saturday and after visitinsr rela
tives in the metropolis, will return to
Salem as"a delegate from Hope Re-
bckah' lodge of Ashland to the state
Tionvention of the Rebekah organin
:.tion..which will be held in the capital
city. The district convention of the
JlebekahS. will be held at Grants
Pass. ; ' ' .
- Mr. niid Mrs. R. A. Bnrr of Grin
nelh, Iowa, visited over Sunday with
Mr.vand Mrs. WV It. Dav.: on their
way home, bv way of Portland, af
ter an absence of two years from the
Uawkeye state. .. The past winter thev
have been sojourning in Los Angeles,
mceine their son Will, who is chemi
did expert for the Union Pacific and
allied lines, with headquarters in
Omaha, and who by virtue of such
position has to nieet the problems of
it u 1.. tl. :j
Tmniying me wuter suijihv iu uiu unu
districts of that system in order to
- meet the requirements of locomotive
boilers, certain districts havin
water impregnated with alkali and
other mineral substances on a 50-50
bums. . ; : . V
John L. Olson, newcomer from
Montana is transforming his recent
purchase; a Ouecn Anne ehutiteau on
Morton street, into a modern bunga
low of the prevailing Wilsoniun pe
riod.
Warren Williams, former manager
of tlii local telephone exchange,
still in California on a vacation sock-
' ing health benefits.
- Perry Ashcraft. ensign in the navy
is home.- direct from New York, after
having been absent nearly two years
Nominally discharged, ; he is vet
"subject to cull" in an emergency,
lie is looking fine, the typical sailor,
nnd gives interesting accounts glean
od from personal experience in "sail
inir the ocean blue,'" reinforced bv a
number of fine photographs which
visualize notable scenes both at homo
and abroad.
Pacific highway improvements, lo
cully lippueil, incorporate nearly
500 feet of paving within city limits
which on the basis oj) a roadway 10
feet m width, imply a cost ot 8,jau,
td which is to he added approximate
lv 1,000 for grnding. the right-of-
way expense to be determined later
if any is assessed. ' This extent
would npplv from the Boulevard to
tho city limits on Walker nvenue, the
figures licijur supplied bv City, En
gineer Walker.
'; Ilcv. V. A. Edwards. Methodist ims
tor, is going to Ln Grandti to wel
come tlitf homecoming of tho hospital
unit of thiit citv. nt a iovous recep
tion . tendered the lavs incident to
their return from oversea-.-
On Suit. 1. the Bullen fainilv, from
Hremerton.wtll take possession of the
fine residence property at the inter
section of Harrison nnd Uollv streets.
one and one-third acres belonging to
the place, which was purchased luto-
froni J. W. Mosier through the
Lamkin aeencv. Mr. Billen is in the
naval service, and on Sept. 1. 19111.
will retire on a pension of $100 per
month after 2' vca'rs continuous ser-
Multii Coiiimundcrv. Knights Tem
plar, will meet on Tuesday evening.
Mav 13, for work in the Bed Cross
degree, three candidates being pres-
nt. ; - -
"A talo of two cities." also dual
praises is involved in the meeting, by
special invitation, or hi. -MarK s uunu
of Medt'ord, with Trinity Guild of this
ilv. for ii. social afternoon s reun
ion in the local parish bouse, on
Thursday". MuV 15. the diversions be
ing converse, curds or crochet, as
one's fancy mnv dictate. '
The citv has invested in a Ford
truck, disposing of n motorcycle in
the deal. The new investment ex
pedites tho truusimrtntioii of a lot
of electrical and other euuipment con
stantly on the move.
CLARK LEI.TR J1EAD
E 3D
PORTIiAXD. May 13 O. 0. LeiM
ex. a newspaperman, was appoimeu
yesterday to direct a campaign in
behalf of the reconstruction meas
ures to-.en on the ballot at the coming
state' wide election to be held on June
next: - Monroe Goldstein, another
newspaperman, will assist Mr. loiter.
and it is proposed by the state re
construction committee, which made
the appointment to conduct nn active
propaganda of education concerning
the various measure's to go before
the voters.
TEMPORARY OFFICERS IN
NAVY TO BE RELEASED
WASHINGTON; Mav 13 All tem
porary officers who entered the navy
for the war period oulv will be releas
ed within the next few weeks. Acting
Secretory .Roosevelt announced to
day. There are more than 1.000 of
ficers in this status and they will be
replaced bv reserve officers who:are
accepting temporary commissions
with the agreement to remain in the
service until six niontlis alter pence
is declared
OHIO MARINE LEADS IN
PISTOL CHAMPIONSHIP
LEMANS. .Mav - 12 Oliver B.
York. , Fifth marines of Franklin.
Ohio, leads the 850 pistol experts
competing;, ,for the championship of
the : Amermun expeditionary iorees,
his score being 11 points above that
of his nearest rival. Chief Mechanic
LIovd. T: - Wilson. 11th Field Artil
cry , of - Pelham. Wash. lork has
scored .685 out of a possible 800. The
match will end tomorrow.
The Outbursts of
I -Everett True v,
By CONDO
AHO I'M NOT COINS Vo STANTl
pq THAT lOKt or A TeC 1
NO, SIR, Vn A TAX PAYER.
"THIT'S UHAT J AM A TA X
PAYS R , DO YOUMeAf ? f"3
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HEAR OUT OF VOU ! AU. A MM
UjA-a TO DO IS TVW Hl-S TAXSS, TH6N M's
U: HWIIRE'D-Pe-R CENT. ClTl"2.N ANTJ
feNTITLe-O TO SHCXDT OFP HIS 1JAOUTH ON.
NV iU."3TtON I Tv?e'5 A UiHOt-S jOT.
OF MCEKS TAX fWR-S 1
IN THE. OAH-S
FOREIGN BORN WOmEN
ON COAST NEXT
WEEK DENIED
OAKLAND. Calir.. May .1:1. The
000 eleelrieul workers t the Urvut
Western Power compunv have c-
epted a oompromisu agreement fol-
lowiuir new wuuo dcmiinds, L. C.
(Irnsser, vice pivsidcnl of the Inter
national Brotherhood of fclluctrical
Workers, aiinouneed here luduy. The
niuji dcmandcil the "shinvurd' wuuo"
of iftl.10 a day, an increase of 00
cents, and were irritated $0.
XcuotiutioiiH with the. faeifut tins
and l-Uectric couiiuuiv on siiuilur- du
iminds are proijri'ssimr.
KenortN (hut 10,000 teldphona op
erators and 8.000 electrical workers
in California. Orcuoii, Nevada and
Washington ore to strike on Mondav
weru denied bv Orasser. A strike hus
been voted for bv these workers all
over the country, but the strike dute
on the I'ueitic coast has not been Hut
bv the international president, Urus
ser said.
REPORT PR0SPERITY1N
WASHINGTON, May -J J. Reports
reaching Washington thru official
channels indicate that a great amount
of work is being done ln the republic
of Colombia. Many cities have inaug
urated municipal Improvements, rail
roads are being extended and new
lines surveyed, terminnl facilities in
harbora'aro being enlarged and many
new enterprises started. The federal
government Is offering inducements
to new state enterprises.
DOC STEWART RETURNED AS
, NEBRASKA ATHLETIC HEAD
LINCOLN. . Neb.. Mav 13. The
board of r,cicnts of the University of
Nebraska unnounced today tlic re
election last nicht of T)r. E. J. Stew
art as-the university's., athletic di
rector.' Dr.'Stewart is' widely known
in university ' and ' college .athletic
circles: nnd was formelv athletic di
rector of O. A. C. Corvnllis. Ore. -
NEED AMERICANISM
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WASHINGTON, . May ' 15 The
need of reaclilne tho foreign born
woman with American Ideas was em
phasked by Peter A. Spcek of the
library ot congress, speaking todny
at the Americaniiatlon conference of
tho interior department.
-The adulr' foreign-born woman
neods extcnsiori19ohooling more than
tho man."' Mr. Socek doclarod, '-iiud
to bring the. women out Into th
American werld is one of tho most
difficult tasks of Americanization.
Mr. Speck pointed out that while
,the head of the family .. naturally
comes ln contact " . with American
speech and Ideas, his wife generally,
remains at home and Is unabsorhed
by Its newly adopted country. ; . ;
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"McGoortv Knocks Out Reeve.
LONDON. May 12. Kddie: Mr
Goortv, of. ;Oslikosh.-' Wis., .jniddla
weisiht. "knocked -bn.t . Hurrv Reovo. in
the third round of- their bout here to
night; . " -
BAD
MEATH
DO YOU WANT your friends to avolc! yp'u? They i
will certainly do so when your breath to bad.
There is no excuse for nnyone having a bad
breath. It is caused by disorders of tho stomach
which can be corrected by taking Chaniberiain'o
Tablets. Many, have been permanently cured of
stomach troubles by the use of these tablets after
years of suffering.: Price 5 cents per bottle. )
Goshl How my hack cW) -Attur
in(tueni& or colils the kidnevi ud
bladder are often affected calloj "tu
phritn," or inllammation of the kiilncs-s.
inis is uio rcu-uag 01 wuiiccr
be wise and check tho further inroads of
kidney diaeaso by obtaining that wonder
ful new discovery of Dr. Tierce's known as
"Anuric" (anti-uric), because "Anuria"
expels the urio acid poison from tho body
aim cures mooe pains, sucu na uucKuum.
rheumatism in muscles and joints.
Naturally when tho kidneys are uo
ranged the blood is filled with poisonous
waste matter, which settles in the feet,
ankles and wrists; or under tho eyes in
hncr-MlrA InmintlOOS.
fir. Mom's Ammo Is many timos more ,
potent Itban lithia and often eliminated:
UnO BC1U BU UVk W. tUWW H5. I
U&Um, Coi. "t ncoiaaMiid Or. Pwroci'a Awuki i
very lusluy. I Uaro suffered (or tb. Ust Uim yewa
tU cdlorrb ot Uw bbJJar. bavins tried ovory .
remedy I heard ot but without reiki. I iuw 'Auurie' ;
advert ucJ In the paper ud lilro 1 drowning bub
cnobinc at a (tnlw I thought I vould try K nlao, '
ablcb I did with (rent Moceea, w it rtUerod me ,
almost iuiuniiately Belora I. bad talun all at tho
trial pocbace, and having great oonfidcaco ia I be
remedy I Immediately sent to tbe drug stare and
bought a package, t coa say to all auffsring from
any disease of tbe kklneys of urie acid troubles, try
thi:mcdy and suffer no looser, j have great
ulUi ia Vs. Pirca'a KwedittS." 2. i llitultu.
ANNOUNCEMENT
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I; '. . You 1
"Red Crown.", Your engine responds instantly vyith well- : , ..
developed power. ; , , '' : ",'''. '' - ir ;
"Red Crown" is ptraight-distilled, all-refinery gasoline , , Bprafsl
with the full and continuous chain of boHing points nec- , .,; lSla
essary for easy starting, ouick and smooth acceleration, : . Pm3 I
steady, dependable power and long mileage. Look for .-. I
the Red Crown sign before you fill. ' ;' ; ' ; . El3L
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W. E. WAIiKER, SPECIAL AGENT, STANDARD OIL CO., MEDFORD
AVc are goiiig to give away
one ,: -
,500 POUND
' ICE BOOK
With each heyf'tict rigerator.
This willlessoji the high cost
of refrigerators..;.', :
Every refrigerators is guar
anteed or money refunded.
Poole Furniture Co.
The Percheron Stallion
PAUL
?. sr"1m's ssi.ri -lin-ii siir
The Porcheron stallion Paul Is rog
Isterod in the American Rroedors and
Importor Porelierou- Registry, i 'No.
53727, Color black. Foaled July 8,
1910. Bred by A.C.. Ruby, Portland,
Oregon.-. Blrcd by Rasnail 61185.
Flrat dam Pauline 51548.
Paul will make tho nonson of 1919
as follows: '
Mondays and Tuesday at Dr. Holms
barn in Mcdford.
Wednesdays and Thursdays at Tal
ent. . - - i ' ;.
.Saturday at ttnrron,
Torms $20 to Insuro in foal. $15
for the season and, $7.50 for single
service. , .: ' , ; !,. '
Butler Walker, Owner.
C1IAIUIC8 I. IIOMICS, Malinger.
Diamond
TIRES
The Price of Diamond
Tires has been Reduced
Effective May 12, 1919,
but the high quality y . '
has been maintained 1 '
See Diamond Distributor for Nev Prices
The Diamond Rubber Co. ?
Incorporated Factories, Akron, Ohio V ;
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iBfeiiefitBMI
, . J. Given by tho ' .; ' . s
Railroad Employees. Baseball Nine
Ashland Natatorium i
lThusdEve,M
I - . ' v. Music 1) v-; Porter's- Orchc'HtrA.'-; 1 t -; ' '. ';
i ' : :: '' --' - ' 'v -v'- -;;'.-V',:: '.J''-
I . . Admission $1.00. You arc' invited. '-
fill
Painting
Decorating
i am tileasod to announce that I how have oho of the host and
most thoroly equipped painting and decorating ostalillshmonts to ns
found In Orogon. Have recently secured tho sorvlcos' of two Port
land oxport pul n tors nnd docorators, yflrf Will assist me in the carry
Ing on of this work. .Have been doing painting and decorating In
Modford for tho past slxtoen nioutUB, and my work speaks tot Itself.
Vm only tho very host of matorlitls and all work strictly guaran
teed, at prlcos that will vompara faVornhly with prices offered any
where In tho stale. .',,':. .. ; ..: ': - .
1 mil now In n position (o givn Iniinorfliilo, llioiouuli, nnd export
nttcntloii-to nil contracts, (jilion, and. will lio plonsod In quote prices
to anyone requiring work In my lino. Do nil kinds of house paint
ing, papering, tinting, decorating, and floor finishing. , , .
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- Hospoctfiilly sulimlttod,-
R. J. Miller
- riiono no or nnii-K. t . ' . '