Medford mail tribune., May 20, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

MTCDTORD MATT7 TTUBVm, .' MEDFORD. OR EH ON, TUESDAY, MA Y,20, -1919
PAGE THRUM
BIG DOLLAR DAY
CARNIVAL HELD j
IN CITY IN JUNE
Then wiih a, I'uir nlti'iiiliiiii'ii al u
iii'tilliililo liioiillnir ill' llio Jiutkxnn
County HiikIihwh Mi'Ii'h iimhiic la t tun
Mtimliiv nvuiilni; in HI. Murk'H hull,
A lumnti'oiifi hiiiiiikj- wiih Hvrviiij fov
I ho Imliiw (' HI. Miu'Ic'n (lnlltl, cnii
KllHtinir ill' MtuH'oril iiiiiI , Orcuon
in 11 ilt) ih'oiIiii'Ih, ,
III tllU llllMIIIJ'O df lllll ll'(Mllloiit'. l.
W, I'iuiI, vim iiii(lcnl, linmiiliid.
A ri-iiort of Virlnrv Week ,wik
iiiiiiIii liv Cliiri'iinn Miinlinr iiml J, II.
(jirkin. hliowiiiif it In Ixi u liiir nun
cuhm with u hiilmii'u in thu truiiHiirv.
Knrl OiiililtM ri'inii't"il thu unto
imimi itrmmiln in lln rciir of thu Nut,
in oiMiriilinii mill nil urn rniiucittuil to
ilircct tciurihU to thu uroiimln.
Aftur u umicriil iliNciiHitiiiii it wiih
ilcriik'd thiil tliu iiiiiri'hmitH hIioiiIiI
Iiiivh it hi ilnlliir ilit v ur liiiruiiin
In v in Jiiiiii ami a I'uiiiiiiiltcn of live
In liink iit'tcr thu hiiiiiu mill to In-
kllllH'll IIH till) Hill ri t M Cllllllllittllll WIIH
nut ImriKod ami will liu nnmiiiitoil nt
UIH'I. ' '
Tllll IIHII (if lllllllll ih'OiIih'Im wiih (Uh
i'IikhimI mid on motion I lie Hurrnturv
wiih iiiHtrui'lvil to notify tlmnn who
Hcrvml tlm IiiiiiiiiiiiIh to iihii Vilmo. tln
lioiini flour, hcicnflcr. iiiHtiMiil of
I'ortliiml iiiikIi! flour anil to iihu l(umn
Hi vr Cmiiiiuir ruinimiiv pruiliuiH.
iilxo Iioiiio Hinilii hotter, iIi It wiih
lldi'ill.'ll to llrKP I'VlTVllOllv to HHP
Mi'ilfuril mill JiickHou ooiinlv nro.
iIiii'Ih firxl. llii-n OrrKon mid I'lUMl'ip
i'oiit proilui'tH.
Tli (incxlidii of thu locution of n
fllir LTOlllllU WIIH lIlHCIIKKI'il mill it
wiih tlm opinion tlint Honiftliinit lie
ilonu at oni'tt : providiMl Hiiitulilo
itoiiiiiIh could bo nwiiri'd. Mr. Wil
liiuiiH, who owiur'n tnii't nour I'hon
nix. wiih uri'Hi'iitud and niado u
nroniHition to xcll tho hiiiiih and II.
Doilun wiih iiIho proKiint in the inter
ohIh of tlm hiiiiik tract.
K. A. Wiilcli ri'iiorlod Iho rate ciihc
jiuurinir in whiidi ilodford in UWnlv
inli'roi-tcd, hud lici'ii jioHtnoniiiL
M.'m. 1 1 linn ih ro v. ri'iireM'iitiiii:
I'orlliuid muntifui'tiiri'rM and iuhlicrH.
innilu it nliiirt tulk in tin- iiitiTentn of
hiiiun prodiirt,M
Hang on to Your Insurance
SoldierH, Mtiloi'H mid tniirineH
. . . .Sinn a iiiinuto wliila wo toll Von
'Komethimr for vonr on irond.
. HuppoHn "Abandon 1iin" had been
miniidi'd mid one-of vour iuiIh wiih
without n Hfv belt. You would finv
to him, "Hero, dim, von net into thin
life hell mid uet into it ouick! You
will need it mid Von will need jt
hndlv. Jt'it.a urciil irotectioii it's a
uood lliinif liniiL' on to it."
Your coveriiiiicnt iiiHurnneo in- a
uood thinir. Hum: on to it.
Yon nay '"flip war in over. What's
tlm HHcf"' The uovernment hiivh. we
Hfiv, cverv tliinkinu' pci-Hon hiivh "In
Hiirmieo protcelion Ih needed, war or
Peace." '
Iiiflnoimi aloiiu killed more vounir.
hvulthv nnd viuoniiiH nerNims in the
world than were killed by biilliitK mid
(I incuse diiriuif the four nnd ono-hiilf
. veni-H of war. f.
' AimI vou hiiv "What'a the unof"
Inn't it worth while proloetitii; vour
mother, wifo. or other dependent
1 don't vou want to tirotect vournclf
i uuiiiiiHt diHiihilitvf
Diirintr the period of the wnr the
L'ovorniuent iKHiied a temtiorurv tvpe
i of inHiirnnco known iih war rink or
term inHiirmicc. It was dcnimicd nri
marilv for protection purposes only,
Hiniplv to 'tide the- Hcrvicn men over
: thu (Innt'cr period of the war at tho
f lowcnt poKHibln price.
! Thin terin iiiHiiriirice wns tho liesl
poHHihlu temporurv iiiHiiriinco the
uoveriiiiicnt could iirrnmrn. Hut the
IN THE SPRING
When Energy 'and Vitality are
Lowest, then Influenza!
' IBy 0. DOWER, M. D.)
IjS tln ypio of the yoar pepplo foej oakj
tired, liatlcas, thoir blood is thin, tboy havo
lived lndoon and perhaps Axpondod all
their mental and bodily energy and they
want to kno?r how to ronow thoir onorgy
anp stamina, ovoroomo hoadachos and
backaebca, have clear oyea, a smooth;
ruddy akin and fool tho oxbiloration of real
Rood health' .tingling thru their bodioa.
Good, puro, rloh, rod blood is the boat
iniuraneb ngalnat ills of nil kinds. .You
are apt to sutler from n attack Of Influ
enza 11 your health Is run downi l
Purify tho bldod nd you can dofy
Influenza.' This is tho; tlrns oloan
hooso arid freshon up o ;
prink hoi wator 'ft bolt bou, bcroro
meals, and for a vogotablo tonio there's
nothing bettor than Dr. Plorco's Golden
Medical t)iscpvory, ! the old-fashioned
herbal remedy, whioh has had such fino
reputation for fifty yoars. H oontains no
alcohol or narcotics and Is made into tab
lets nnd liquid.' Bond 10 oonte to Dr.
Pioroo's Invalids'. Hotol, Buffalo, N. Y.
formal paokago".'
Marysnille, Calif. "1 noodod a tonioj
my blood was thin, I was run-down, my
back nohod, my kidnoya wore wouc and
digostlon was bo bad that I oould not ovon
drink milk., I romomborod that mother
had always depended on ; Dr. Pioriio'n
Cloldon Medical Dlncovory, so I dooidod
to tno it, In a short tiino I was groatly
benotllod. I contiiiiied Inking It and wns
n wcU woman.".- Mm- J U, Uwker. 210
FREE CONCERT BY
GIRLS GLEE CLUB
MONDAY NIGHT
All iiiuhIo lovora of tho city iih
Willi an liiitroiiH ami rrlnuiU of tho
lilKh w'liool In Kcnoritl hnva a trout
In Htnro Wvdnoiiilny nlKlit in tha flmt
comlilnoil inilillc concort to ha kIvoii
by tho OlrlH Cilno club of tha hlKh
Doliool mill tho IiIkIi HCliool orcliimtrn,
III Iho hi till ncliool uudltorlilin. Ail
nilttiinco will ha'froa unil iho Kminrnl
piilillii In Invllmt to nttuml. Ilotb
olul) liuva buuit rolioiirliiK for lulu
ovont for n long tliuo mid itll tha
i'IiiIi'ii inombora link it that tt blK
crowd tnriiH out to rowurd tlmlr nf
forlH, Tho concort hoKliw at H ). m.
Tha glno club nuinbara about 40
inninbarH and thn orchunlra 10 mo in
born. Thuro will bo varloita aolo
numbora by mem bom or dull oniunl
xut Ion and iIioho who havo heard thn
club at ruhimmul miy thittan artlntlc
mimical fuiml la In atoro. In oxpln
niillon of why no charKO la innilo
1'rof. ltnynolilH auya that Iho clnlm
find that tho public, which, aupporta
thn achoola, la ontltlod to thnlr onlor
tiilnuinnt offorta froo of coat ut luutil
unco a year.
St 111 nnothor mualcat treat la In
atoro before- achool onda for tho yoar
tin tho lilKh arhool hand, eonipoaed of
IK nieiubora, will alao Klve Ha first
nnuuiil concort on Juno 23rd In tho
lillth achool onlerlolnmeiit auditor
ium, and ttila concart. too, will bo
froo and will uiidoubtodly draw a
capacity audlonco.
Tho blub achool band haa niado ro
niarkittila prorma since lta organiza
tion aovnrul iiiontha nno und,huH free
ly donatiHl lta nor v Icon to ull public
cauaea. Already a popular and excol
lont bund plana uro on foot by I'rof.
McKoynolda to next year mnko It tho
beat atudnnta hand In OniRon. The
board of oducallon which haa llbornl
ly aupportod tho band Ibis year will
bo imkoit to purchuao flvo cliirlnnvta
for lta lino, and with Ihcao added
Inalriimenta It la prodded that tho
orKiinlxutlon will bo ono of tho beat
on thu Pacific count.
uovernment reulir.cd that it lucked
the cIcincntH which would innko pcr
iiiiiiihiivv in life iiiHiiruncu dusiriiblc.
The cont of thin old Htvle of war
rink iiiHiirance increases uh the vcarn
Bo hv. .
The cont of Iho uew iiiHiiriinco does
nut increase, once vou convert.
The liovornnicnt will announce
nhorllv a plan for chnimiinr thin war
rink, or term iiiHiirance to pcriiiiincnl
life, or endowment iiiKiiriiucc. It will
introduce fcntiircH hiuhlv ilcsirable
in niiv form of iiiKiirmicn hut part in
uliirlv in-thin new uovemuieiil insur
nnco at its low cost.
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COMMUNICATION,
(ilvo WcHtcrn Oregon n Kiunro Peal
To tho Kdllor: WIU you allow mo
spaca In your valuable paper to say
a faw words In regard to tho recon
struction monsuros to bo voted upon
In Juno trout a coast county vlow
point? . -
You aro well nwnro that weBtorn
Oregon Is ono of the moat productive
yet undeveloped mictions of tho state.
Tho peoplu In the const counties hnve
novor complained, but with truo wes
torn grit and ilotormlnntion, (hoy
havo hud to contend with ndvorso
circumstances on account of lack of
roads and lind transportation; con
seiiueiitly. It Is not aurprlaliiK that
all tho const counties nro united and
Krontly Intarostod In Iho proposed
ItooHovolt mllltnry lilgbwny. which
wilt bo tha nioaiiB of oponliiR up to
HOttlomont a largo amount of valuable
land sultiiblo for dalryliiK, and lnnil
that Is similar to that of Tillamook
county, where tho dairymen havo
mada such a groat success of cIiccho
making. It may Intercut you to know
that tho dairy herds of Tillamook
county produced 45,100,1511 pounds
of milk last yoar, and this made
5.030.000 pounds of choose, yaluort
at $1,352,094.. ThlB will bo dupllcatl
oil many times If tho ltooaovolt high
way Is built, and tho const co initios
will produce m'oro cheosa than that
produced In Wisconsin ami some of
tho othor chooso producing Btntcs of
tha oast, for. the reason that climatic
conditions are Ideal for choose mak
lug In tho coast counties. 'The dairy.
mon and grangers are nil lined up In
thoso counties tor the . lloosovalt
IllKhwny.
.. What tho const countlos want Is an
opportunity to dovolop wostorn. Ore
gon.1. Thoy now npnoal to tho gonor
oils and mngnanlmous spirit of the
people of Oregon to holp thorn do so,
ns wostorn Oregon has recelvod hut
slight recognition by way. of Improve
ments, but have always cheerfully
paid thoir taxes, some of which Uavo
gono to. help dovolop othor parts of
tho stnto. All that weBtorn Oregon
wants Is n snunre doal, nnd I am sure
If the people of the state know ot the
undeveloped resources that aro In the
eoiiBt counties, thoy would readily
cast their votes In favor ot tho Rooao
vety highway measure. It will bo a
market road, :but at tho same time It
will bo usod: for pleasure by move
poonlo living In Portland, southern
Orogon, 'eastern Oregon nnd tho Wil
lamette vnlloy .than by peoplo living
In the const countlos, nnd It will out
class Iho Columbia Highway for
scenic bounty (iiul jiiiittiroeiiueness, m
Scene From Film
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HAROLD L0CKW00D.
Tho cant supporting Harold Lock-
wood In his production do luxo fea-'
turu, "Tho Orent Homance," which
opens at tho Itlalto thoatro - today.
n a in bora among Its members Ituljy tip
Itonior, Frank Currier, J. 1. Laffoy,
Krnnklyn llunno and Claro Cronvlllo.
Thia'slriklnu'acreen play of New
York and a amall kingdom in Kurope
glvoa tho popblar atar ono of tho best
opportunltlea la. yours: and those
wbp hnva had Kllmpso of scones
from tha picture assort bo never has
appeared to greater advantage.
In recognition especially of her ex-
cellont work with Mr. 1-ockwood In
It pannes through a m,oai Intoreatlug
purl of Oregon.
Tho people In tho conat countlos
uro almost us much Interested In the
other reconstruction measures as the
lloosovelt highway, as will bo seen
by a straw vote taken in Tillamook
City on four mcaaiirea, via.:
Itoosuvolt highway measure 2S1
yea; 1 no.
Klvo million reconstruction mea-
auro 1SI yes; 13 no.
Irrigation and drnlnago moasura
247 yes; 1 7 no.
.Market roads tax measure 20G
yos; 3 no.
Should the $5,000,000, reconstruc
tion meiiHiiro puss and the lloosovolt
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Y? TOBACCO X
a - a . . . - in
Its just- that extra
touch of friendly good-;
ness that is building
up VELVET Tobacco : -into,
the favor and good1 1
will of thousands of "
pipe smokers who pre-.
fer to smoke tobacco v
cured in Nature's way.A
I g cured in Nature's' way."'.,- Mt'mg-' 6
at Rralto Today,
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iiVTHE GREAT ROMANCE"
another production, Mies Da, Itcmer
waa engagod to play opposite him.
Her charm was undenlablo us the
heroine In Mr, Lockwood's, "Pals
Klrst."
It was the director of this latest
Lock wood picture, Henry Otto, who,
oddly enough, gave Joseph (iranliy
his first real opportunity to show bis
merit on tho screen. The two work
ed together before la "The Man from
Nowhero." Itccent productions In
which Mr. Gronliy was , seen, are
"I'oek'a Bad fflrl.v with Mabel Nor
mand: "Tho A wakening. J' with Mon
tague Love; end "The Black Love."
highway measure ho defeated, all
that western' Oregon will receive will
bo two' Insignificant sums of money
for armories at Marsbtlcld and As
toria. In that event It will be doing
tho coast counties an injustice.
, - KKED C. MAKER,
. Editor Tillamook Headlight.
Tillamook, May 10.
Xollco
In the pound ut Pboenlx: One black
horso branded SI on tho left hip,
weight 1400 bt, S to 14 years old;
one bay mare,' has bell on, 1 200 lbs.,
looks to be 10 years old. Work ani
mals, i : A. W. SHOUT,
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HERE may be -some things that
can be done well in a hurry, but
pic kin' a wife an' agein a tobacco
amongst em.
We put away millions 6L pounds ; of fino
Kentucky Burley tobacco every year, stored
in wooden hogsheads. It ripens two years.
When we take it out it's differerit Nature
has improved it, good as it was made it
friendlier, more fragrant, cool-smoking,
long-burning.' v
Nature has given it a. delicious quality of
mildness and f r ag r an c e that hp artificial
means can ever equal.
ELECT, OFFICERS IN
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',1 Tho southern Orogon annual con
fircnco of the Free Methodist church
,was held nt Ashland, May 14-18.
Bishop William Poarco presided. Tho
appointments are as follows:
j Mndford District'
J' C. E. lla.ler, district elder.
Modford, It hod a Burnett.
Ashland, Klva Hobart.
' Doris and Macdoel, Mra Olive
' Grants Pass and New Hope, A. J.
Edwards.
Morgan Point and Elk' Creek, J. E.
McDonald.
W. E. Good, evangelist; J. W.
Sharp superanuated.
M. V. Chllds granted a certificate
of standing in vlow of. transfer to the
Oregon congerence.
, :, , Itoseburg Dlntrlct .
D. D. Dodge, district elder.
ltoseburg, R. H. Dollarhide. ' ,
Oakland, Ernest F. Lee, supply.
- Cottage Grove, to be supplied.
Springfield Junction and Wendllng
B. B. Beckett and Malinda Beckett,
supplies. "' "
Marshfleld and Bandon, J. ; F.
Smith. Otto Fuson, supply.
F. W. Oliver and Mary E..Buckbee
granted certificates of standing In
view of transfer to the Oregon con
ference. L. M. Phillips superanuat
ed. ' ' '" ' .
A few members were converted and
sanctified. Itov. M. F. Chllds of Med
ford, preached Saturday evening and
Bishop WilliamvPearce preached Sun
'day, morning ana evening.
Mrs. Clara h. Childs, Tiresldont of
the Woman's Foreign Missionary so
ciety, led a very Interesting mission'
ary meeting Sunday afternoon. Over
$125 was raised for missions In the
missionary meeting, after raising
over $400 in the morning service for
tho debt on tho Ashland church. '
MILWAVKKE. Wis:. Mav 20 Di
rectors o the Chicairo. Milwaukee
and St. Paul Knilnav companv. whose
terms cxpired-Uidav. were re-elected
nt the minimi meetinir of the stock
holders. Tlip directors' re-elected the
present, officials of the executive de
parlniuntH.. .
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The McCurdy
Insurance Agency
Writes every form of insurance but life.
Your patronage solicited on the basis of superior
Bervice. '
Medford National Bank Bldg.
TELEPHONE ONE-TWO-THREE '
iacuesaaio!fli&ri!S&'2!
Factory Demonstration
NOW GOINtf ON AT OUE STORE .
Seeing Is Believing
' Come in and let us show you why a Royal has
stood head and shoulders abov6 all other Electric
Cleaners in independent tests. . 1
; ' . AYliy the. lioyal' gets All
Needs no brush nov me
chanicl assistance. Runs easily at a ' touch of your
.finger and actually pays for itself in' the increased
life given to your rugs, and don't overlook the saving
of your energy and the shortening of household work
ing hours. Let us demonstrate m your own h,ome.
' PHONE TJS.
Make an appointnicnt; we will demonstrate the
cleaner to .you in your own home. No obligation to
buy. ' , .
; ; j .Sold on Easy Payments. .-, ; ,- . .
Paul's Electric Store
Phone 90. Main and Central.
Wanted
30 Experienced
Apple Thinners
Apply in person. . Don't phone.
Work begins Monday,. May 26
Bardwell Fruit Co.
J 445 South Fir Street
What Becomes of the Money
"WHEN money is deposited in the bank it
does not remain idle by any means. A good
portion of it goes out again in well and safe
ly placed loans for the support and devel
opment of industrial and agricultural purposes.'.."-,
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. . So, by banking with. the First Na
tional, you keep your money circu
lating where it will do the most
. i good. ' r
; , , Capital
Vfxe First National Bank
Mbdford Oregon ; ,
the dirt thats in the carpet
as well as on it threads and
lint as well as all other dirt,
and how it cleans without
wearing your rug or injuring
the nap.
How thoroughly the Royal
and its attachments will
clean your house from cellar
to attic,
ROYAL "
Cleans bv air ALONE.
$100,000. , .
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