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PR EN
T IS
PLEASEDWITH
R. R. MESSAGE
Wilson Sends Thanks to Railroad
- Trainmen for Expression of Loyal
ty Brotherhood Goes On Record
Aohlittt I. W. W.'ism and the Bol
shevlkl Agitation, v. ;
HUN SOLDIERS TURN STREET MUSICIANS'
jw'g'T :
WASHINGTON. Mnv 16. Presi
dent Wilson has cabled William 0.
Lee, president of the Brotherhood of
. liailroad Trainmen, expressine ap
vreoiation of a message of lovaltv
sont hira.bv Mr. Lee on behalf of the
brotherhood, which is holding its an
nual convention at Columbus. Ohio.
The' president's cable cram, received
nt-"the White House today, savs:
"l'lcase exprcs sto the trainmen '
'assembled in convention mv warm
appreciation of the message You have
lust sent me. It has done mv heart
rood and made me feel the fine spirit
of such friends in a wuv to make the
work here easier for me.. Mv warm
est best wishes for the success of the
convention."
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Mnv 16. That
the Brotherhood of Railroad Traiii'
men has "no part or svnipnthv in unv
of the plans that pretend the hope of
the world is onlv to be found in it:
destruction :" that the organization is
"one hundred per cent American, '
and that it "docs not subscribe to anv
theory that proposes to throw every,
bodv into one common slouch of de
spondency for the purpose of experi
meeting in the hope that out of this
treneral mental and physical misery
an average mav come that will bring
about a general better condition of
affairs for a maioritv of the people."
is the railroad man's attitude toward
government as expressed by W. G.
Lee. president of the Brotherhood of
Railrond Trainmen, in his address be
fore the convention here late todav.
The address was in response to wel
come addresses made bv Governor
James M. Cox and Mavor Karb.
' ''We stand for no such doctrine as
destruction and ruin: we. believe in
the government of our representatives
and stand-as one hundred per cent
Americans readv to defend our prin
ciples and our faith." he declared.
"In referring to the brotherhood.
Mr. Lee at all times included the
membership in Canada as well as in
the United States.
"There are labor organizations."
Mr. Lee continued, "that seek refuge
under the banner of labor unionism
that prope'rlv have no right to claim
affiliation with labor organization.
, and m proof- of this their readiness
to raise the red flag of anarchv and
declare for revolution at every op
portunity. I want to assure vou that
the Brotherhood of Railroad Train
men has neither part nor purpose in
anv scheme that proposes to destroy
this government or take from anv
citizen either privilege or property
that pronerlv belongs to him."
. Mr ASstt
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The llttlo German band la a thing of the past In America, but the
wandering musicians aro frequently seen in German cities now. Here
are two German eoldlers, one ot them buck in civilian dress, picking
up coppers by playing (or street crowds In Berlin.
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Workmen are busy getting ready
the new free auto camp ground for
tourists passing thru the city that is
being established by the ' Jackson
County Business Men's association In
the rear and at the north side of the
Natatorium. The establishment of
this resort will, it Is estimated, result
In motor tourists spending at least
Jl'000 a month with Medford mer
chants this summer and fall. Here
tofore thru lack of suitable camping
accommodations the tourists have
passed by the city in both directions
to go to the' Ashland park camp
ground or similar places north of the
city. The nw grounds will be ready
for tourists by the first of next week.
The grounds surrounding the Nat
atoriiim are being thoroly cleaned up.
the grass has been cut, the old hitch
ing racks torn out and lunch tables
and benches aro being placed. Gas
cooking plates, a water system and a
telephone booth are among tho othor
Improvements, while the camp ground
has been fenced off from the rear
yards of the South Riverside homes.
The toilet arrangements' of the Nata
torium have been obtained for use
in connection, with the camp ground.
Altogether the commodious camp
ground with its plentiful shade, close
proximity to the stores and location
along Bear creek will prove a very
Inviting place tor . the tourists and
represents a long felt want In the
city. For a week past motor tourists
passing thru the city have used the
location for a stopping place despite
its hitherto somewhat uninviting ap
pearance.' A large tourist patronage
is predicted thruout the season.
SAVE the LEATHER
', LIQUI DS erne PASTES : For BIack,White.Tany
. , Ox-Blood (dark brown) Shoes
fiEEP YOUR SHOES
NEAT
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STARTS TODAY TWO DAYS FRIDAY-SATURDAY , STARTS. TODAY
NORMA TALMADGE
IN
"The Probation Wife"
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high brow
society lady
in whom you
recognized a
former in
mate of a
low brow
cabaret what
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Miss Talmadee
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has a role that
carries her
from the Bow
ery to Million
aire Row, with
a stopover in
jail.
HER BEST
PICTURE
The Season's Cinema Sensation
ONLY 1200 SEATS ONLY
Added
Two Reel Comedy
'.'The Fly Ball"
and
. Hearst News
COME EARLY
Special Musical
Interpretation
Mrs. Emerick
Organist
Popular Prices
Adults 25c
Children 10c,
1
ELKS SALVATION
The Salvation Army drlvo for
$250,000 for Its homo survlco cam
paign In the state of Oregon, which
will be handled by tho iCIka ot tho
state will begin oil June 3 2 ml and
end on Juno 30th. Jackson county's
apportionment of this sum Is $(000,
mid (ho Madford Klka will manage
the campaign for this city and tho
county north of Whoenlx. tho Ashland
Klka for all the county south ot
I'hoonlx. TholMetlford Klka will also
handle the Joaophluo county cam
paign thru the many members of tho
local lodge residing In that county.
Josephine county's quota Is $3!i00.
T, K. Daniels will bo tho campaign
manager for tho Elks In both coun
ties. . The Salvation Army with Its cus
tomary business thoroness hns Issued
the following statement to the people
ot Oregon ot how the 250,000 will
be spent:
Portland Rescue and Maternity
Home. 393 East lulh street. North.
tor operating and maiutalnanco of
tho home. 17,000.
. Portland Men's Social Institution.
34 Union avenue, for operating and
roplnceiuont ot oqulpmmit. $ 1000.
For operating exptmsus and enlarg
ing operations, Salvation Army work
In Oregon, ;I000.
For Scandinavian administration
and extensions, 11000.
Operating and onlnrgnmont of
young pooplu'H work, state ut Oregon,
U.0O.
Kxacutlvo oversight and training
ot Salvation Army offlcars; ulso dis
abled officers fund, f OROO.
Prison work for the statu ot Ore
gon, In stnto prison and with prison
ers, 13000.
For relief of poor families In the
city of Portland, I7R00.
Central Salvation Army building,
Portland, containing facilities for
senior, Junior work, relief, missing
friends, free employment and dispen
sary, and rooms for men, 1 100,000.
Now buildings tor Salvation Army
corps In Oregon, Including auditor
iums, public rest rooms, club rooms
for soldiers, etc, SSfi.OOO.
Deficit ot corps budgets In the
state of Oregon, 118,000,
GYMNASTICS ON LIVE WIRE
HAS FATAL OUTCOME
MILTON. Ore., Mav lfl.-Cecil Ir
win, nttemidod Tuesday evening
to perform uvmnuslicH near a liii:h
power wiro of the elootrio ulnnt hero.
Mix foot inline in contact willi the
wire and he was killed instantly. His
funeral was held todav.
LEADER OF BOY
T
W. N, Cnmpnull who served as
cuunty chairman of the Victory bond
campaign Jusl closed so successfully
will be the lender lit this vicinity for
Hoy Scouts week. Mr. Campbell ra
celvod tho following telegram from
Now York yesterday from V. O. Mu
Adoo, former secretary of tho treas
ury, notifying ti 1 1 ot his appoint
ment: ,
"Chairman Cookliigham for your
state for lloy Scouts weeks, Juno 8
to Hill, hud nominated you and 1
take pleusuro In appointing you
chairman ot tho chitons commit lea
tor your community. The splendid
war servlco by tho Hoy Scouts ot
Ainnrlcn Is convincing evidence of
tho movumimt'i valiio, Thu lloy
Snouts program builds character and
prepares for oltlr.onsliltf. Tho Indu
ing (s ot highest educational vnlua.
PIkiiho appoint a strong rnmmllleo
mid oiinvunu Immediately, following
tint prorendiiro In th" miitiual which
Is olitulnalila from Ihn local lloy
Hcoiits officials. lOni'puNlly linpu you
accept ay wire Immeiiliitcly.''
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6 BCLbANS
3 Hot water
Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
fcrOH INDIGESTION
LAST TIMES
llcltcr cmiie down nud Inugli
for a rtiuplo of hour nt
Taylor Holmes
It'SaW-
Aro you piimuml by nun ot tlio
fair sex nltlimit your approval
or consent?
Hlniis nt Hoven-thlriy.
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I Saturday We Will Offer Some Extraordinary Bargains
3 IN COATS, SUITS, DRESSES, WAISTS AND SKIRTS, ALL THIS SEASON'S STYLES. WE MUST H
MAKE ROOM FOR NEW SUMMER GOODS ARRIVING DAILY.
All Women's Suits in Stock
at Big Reductions !
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All $18.00
All $25.00
All $30.00
All $35.00
'AH $4C.00
All $50.00
All $20.00
All $25.00
All $35.00
'All $40.00
All $50.00
20 OFF ON ALL SUITS
Sprindg Suits now ....................$14.40
Spring Suits now 1......; ............$20.00
Spring Suits now
Spring Suits now ..
Spring Suits now ..
Spring Suits now
$24.00
..:;..........$28.oo
....... ..$32.00
$40'.00
20 OFF ON DRESSES .
Wool Dresses now ...$16.00
Wool Dresses now $20.00
Silk Dresses now $28.00
Silk Dresses now .........$32.00
Silk Dresses Now $40.00
AH Women's Coats in Stock
at Big Reductions
20 OFF ON ALL COATS
.$12.00
..$10.00
$2000
$24.00
$32.00
$40.00
$15.00 Spring Coats now
$20.00 Spring Coats now
$25.00 Spring Coats now
$30.00 Spring Coats now
$10.00 Spring Coats now
$50.00 Spring Coats now :;...)..
20 OFF ON SKIRTS .
All $6.00 Wool Skirts now $4.80
All $10.00 Wool Skirts now $8.00
All $15.00 Silk Skirtb now ..." : $12.00
All $20.00 Silk Skirls now $16.00
,10 Corduroy Skirts, $9.00 values $4-98
This Sale Is for One Day OnlySaturday, May 17
H SATURDAY SALE OF GOOD
HOSIERY
S' Chiidreh's Black Cotton Hose, fast
colors, odd sizes. Cheap at 25c. Snt-
H urday, pair i 10
S Women's Lisle IIosc in white, black,
H silver, and : champagne, 50c values,
H Saturday, pair 39
M AVo men's Fancy Fiber Silk Hose,
3 cheap at 75c. Saturday, pair ..59
S Women's Fine Lisle Hose in white, '
black and -colons, cheap at 75c. On
sale Saturday at, pair ..r.....'...'.:.....;69
S Women's Finn Silk IIosc 'in crray,
brown, navy and white, with clocks. 1
H Cheap at $2.00. Saturday, pr $1.50
Children's Cotton Socks in black, taiv
and blue. On sale Saturday, pr 29
M FANCY TAFFETA SILKS-
In stripes and plaids, 30 inches wide. ;
Values ixp to $2.25 On sale Satur-
day, yard $1.69
WOMEN'S KNIT BLOOMERS !
Fine quality, all sizes, in pink and
H white. . Cheap at $1.00. On sale Sat-
S nrday, pair ...69
s Mail orders promptly filled. !
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ejBuilt from
the very start
with the .
feminine
figure solely
m minu
Simmons'
FUTURIST
CURTAIN SCRIM
36 inches wide in white, cream
and ecru. Heal 35c. values.
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TheWomarfs Store
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE
MEDFORD. OREGON
'ii FUTURIST UNDERWEAR ; !
..Women's Modern Undergarment.
This garment eonies in flesh and
white and is made of fine nainsook,
Come in and look nt this modern gar
ment for summer wear. Priced at, n
suit........ ...$1.89
Women's Crepe Bloomers, special $1
Women's Athletic. Corsets, pr ....98
Women's Bodice Vests with rilibon
straits. Very. special ....'...75.
Women's Summer Union Suits, in
white and pink. All sizes, a suit 89
Women's Silk ..Top Union Suits in
whito and flesh, all sizes. Verv spe
cial, suit $1.75
New Silk and Fabric Gloves
New Charnoisette Gloves. Special,
pair .........$1.00
Kayser's Silk Oloves, Special pr. 85
Kayser's Silk Cloves in white, tan,
gray and black. Special, pair $1.25
1 Sale of Kid Gloves
'Women's Fine Kid Glovers in tan
only, odd sizes. Cheap at $1:50 a pair,
to close out Saturday, pair .....,.$1.00
WAIST SALE
100 Beautifnl'New Voile Waists, well,
made, nicely trimmed. Choap at $2.50.
Saturday, - each ..f..$1.50
Postage prepaid on all orders.
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