Medford mail tribune., May 21, 1919, Page 5, Image 5

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MEDTORD MATT; TRTRT7NE, MEDFORD, OREO ON, WEDNESDAY, MAY 21, 1919
FAOE FIvT? "
RETURNED TROOPS
WASHINGTON, Muy 2 1 Willi uu
oviir Increasing' flood o( inuii relum
ing homo from tho war lo liiku up
nmiw llio tusks of civil 1 1 To, ninny of
tlinm with grmitly cIiumkikI lilmin of
llfu mid nmhlllniiH unit In u iiuiiilr.v
uu to. Just what to do, lira umnmlliiK
to tliu department of Din Interior for
Information iih In tlin Intention of
tliu govoriimtuit In tin prnpoHitil nliiu
of providing fiirma for nolillnrn. .
H ii rli u iluluno of rmiuiiatM tmn boon
recolvod from tlia iiion who worn tho
unirorm nit to emphnalr.o tho lonann
of nil othur wnra Hint llio service
mmi, hcaiiiiiii of nrmy life, with II h
niimintias mill activity, largely anuk
oiit-of-iliiom vooiitloim.
. Tho Interior ili'ptirlmiMit lina al
ready oxplulneit lo mora thnn 40,000
that tho development of It plunn
roala aololy with coiiKn. . U In on
parted thnt cnrly In (ho extra auislbn
whirl! convened Muy 10, thnru will
lie Introduced lillln, covnrlUK (tin
fnrma-for-aoldlvra pltin.
Ilrlefly Urn depurtimiul In anylng
thnt, If hik'Ii legislation In passed,
work will hiiKtii lit oiiro In IIiii tlnvul
opment of cooperative furni aotllo
inrnln for auditors nml miliars In
' nnurly all of tho alntoa. In practleiil
rncry ntuta In tho union there nro
large area of luiiij sultnlilo fur tlil
piirpono. Thnro In dry land In tho
' will thnt iineda wntor, wlilrli gun ho
provided liy hulldlng ilnma , mid
cnnnU. lit tho onat nro luruo nronn
of cut-over or logged-off llmlior IiiiiiIh
from which It will 1)0 necessary to
Mow tho uiihpn ii nil clear off thn
untlerbriinli. In Ilia nun 111 In a largo
mnauiit of cut-over Innd mid awnmp
Imtil which ilium ho drained,
Many of tho soldlora huvo nuked
If It will bo possible for them to ob
tain n Job near thalr homun by drain
' In K. clnnrliiR. IrrlcntliiK mid Improv
ing theae Inmla. That again doponda
upon tho action of congrws In pro
viding tho money for construction.
Thn pinna propone Hint those aettlo
monta h scattered nil over the
country, an Hint It would bo possible
for ivury honorntily discharged nol
illur or Bailor or ninrlna to work ncnr
bin old homo. Thorn would ha work
of nil klmla In connection with tliiwo
aottlcmonls, from thn highest techni
cal and clorlcul poattlnna to thnt of
laborer. ... , ..
Tho plnn Involvee "tho new fnrm
lilnn" In Hint thnrowlll ho built whnt
aro known aa community aoltlcmoiita,
onch containing n number of farm
homos, no thnt 'tho man will hnvo
nnnr iii'luliliorH, good romla ovor
whlrh lo bring their proiluro to town,
nnd a mnrkol for tho aula of tho pro
duce within a abort dlatunco of tho
farm home.
OREGON RADIO TALKS
B WI1H LYONS, FRANCE
MAIIBUKIKI.D, Oro.. May 21.
Tho naval radio atntlnn nt Englowood
which rocontly picked up mcaaagoa
being trnnnmlttod from Lyons.
Franco, haa conversed with tho stn
tlnn nt llnwnll mid rorolvod mcaangcs
despatched from Ouam, duo to re
cent equipment,, particularly rocolv
ora, Inatnllod at a coat of $10,000, II
waa,aald today,
Chief Kndlo Oporator Charles A.
8tu:n:t doeluron tiio sta'.io:i hears nt
firm hnnd prnctlrnlly ovorythlng Hint
la going on nt ava nlong tho Pacific
const nf tljo United HiiiIhh. Atltlltlon
nl nporatora havo lately boon pom oil
here, and thoro nro now olght oxports
omployod during llio 2 1 hours of
onch day, , ,. ,j u : "
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FRANC!
WABinNOTON, Miiy 27. Kdwnnl
A. Koloy of Bull Knulolaco, lina boon
nppolnled to roprnaont tho Unltod
HUiliiR htironu of ninrkuta In tho Unlt-
oil KliiRdom, tho tlupurtmont. of nRrl
oulturo annoiiiioDd tniluy ns tho flrat
BKrloiiltural I rail o commiaHlonor aeiit
nhroad. Ho will null for Llvorpool
May 24 to cominanco un liivoallKntinn
of rami protlucta illNirlliutlon thnro
with a Ylw of ilovoloplnn nuirkntH
for Anmflcnn AKrloultiirnl . produce
Mr, Koloy anrvuil na solicitor for tho
onforcoiiiunt illvlnlon of tho food nil
mliilatrntlon during tho war. i ,
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GAME INVESTIGATION
: BAI-I5M, May 21. In rnply to tho
complnlnt of U. W. Prlco, proalilmit
of tho Multnomah AiiRloru' oltili, to
tho. gonornl of foot that tho ntate flnli
and gniiio comuilaalon wan In hood
of roorKiinlzntlori, nnd that mnttora
within It woro far from right, Oovor
nor Olcott today wrote io Prlco any
lng that such an Inquiry will bo. held
whon all mom born of tho commlimlnn
nro In the male, nnd thnt the liufulry
Will bo thorn mill open. . -
'YES, TfFF, M'APOOS ARE IN THE MOVIES ONLY FOR THEIR PRIVATE
' FILM LIBRARY
pyST Law
(DWI,y,,t M, UOIHYt)0- '
"Dour" Falrbanka would hnvo to look to hla Inurola If W. O. McAdoo voro to aorloualy go for movlo
acting. McAdoo and Mra. MCA1I09. aa hero pictured with Knlrbanka, left, wont ,oui on location and tllj
wild wont atunta for tho McAdoo poraonnl film library. Fairbanks did the directing.
UWWl
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WAHIIINXlTOX. Mny 21 Now Hint
tho goviiriimunt ban completed Its
war-tlmo alilpmonta to India of silver
from multod dollnra, 1l rod or of-tho
Mint linker an dlacloacd howlhou-
annds of tons of tho molal woro hnul-
ed from tho Phllnilolphln mint to Hnn
Krnnclaco In apeclul trulna gunrilcd
by urmud inon without loan of an
ounce and without gonornl kuow-
IuiIko of tho prtweodiiro.
KlKhleen of theao trcimuro trnlna
itiiido tho trip arroaa tho contlnont In
thn twolvo months oniloi, Inst April
2.1 with tho silver like big bricks
pi toil high In each of tho five oxprasa
rnra composing a apodal train. Two
men with nutomntli! pistols at their
hlpa mid sawed off aholguiia on their
laps ant In each car, and lator guard
od tho secret transfer of tho bars
from train to ship nt Hnn Francisco.
Kuril sllveil brick weighed about
03 pounds and, was worth $1000 and
onch train carried hot ween $.",000,
000 nnd $10,000,000 of tho bricks,
(iunriloil ahlpmonta of silver dollars
also woro mado from tho United
Hi a 1 us tronsury In Washington and
from the Now Orleans aiib-troaaury to
Phlladiilphln. More thnn 280,000,000
silver dollars wore molted and ship
ped to India during tho year to moot
urgent waij damunds for coinage.
STAR AT THE RIALTO
- Harold-l.ockwood waa tho drawing
card nt tho Itlolto Hicatro yeHterduy
In "Tho Ureut Romance." a screen
rlanRlrs, Inc. production of groat
merit ,nnd beauty.
Thn no) od star Is Boon In a rolo
which gives him full acopo for tho
virile innd compelling powor with
which his audiences nro familiar. Ho
plays tho part or it young man
brought up In America with all tho
freedom' of democracy Instilled Into
him who suddonly finds himself
hair lit tho throne of a small and
obsi'tiro but very bonutlful Kuropoan
country. Having strong views on the
government of tho pooplo for tho
people nnd by tho people ho disdains
the idea of becoming a doapotlo ruler
In his own country. Fate, howover,
takos the decision out of hla hands
by pluclng tho girl ho loves In a posi
tion In which ho alone can roscuo
hor. i - -
SETTLEMENT OF
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milled today that there had been a
disagreement botweeen Mayor Chaa.
K. Oruy and the union forces regard
ing the mayor's order demanding
that placards carrying tho statement
that . cortain business activities are
'permitted by order of tho central
strike committee shall he Immediate
ly discontinued.
Tho Wostern Labor News, official
strike publication, made this an
nouncement regarding the mayor's
action:
"The matter waa fully discussed
and there was an evident unwilling
ness on the part of the committee to
accede to this request. But the whole
matter was again referred to a com
mittee for thorough dlacussion.
Safe VforlllFANTStr.dCTJlUDS
A2K FOR (-
lb Oi.ginal 1 IftT r JS2
Nourish ln ifstT-ti p&5L-
DISMtlbla rfffltntajiii htSj-ZT:n
No Cooking iSSSSZZSTa-A
PorlnfantaJnvalldsannOrowingChlldrm. I Rich Milk, Maltad Grain Extract m Powdtr
Tho Orbrlnal Food-Drink For All Ag.s.1 OTHERS are IMITATIONS ' I
WINNIPEG, Man.; May 21. H. G
Voltch, a member of the executive
committee or the central strike com
mittee, announced today that negoti
ations were In progress to develop
the conciliatory' conversations"
which have been -taking place. Into
"direct conferences" looking toward
a sottloment of the strike here.
Immediate restoration of normal
city water pressure was ordered by
the common council today. A few
trucks appeared on the streets this
morning when some merchants at
tempted to resume - deliveries. No
serious disorders .wore reported;
Tho Winnipeg Great. War Veterans
Association announced today that
the association haa decldod to remain
strictly neutral during tho strike,
The announcement also stated that
President James Winning of the
Winnipeg Trades and Labor Council
told the- association that there was a
possibility of strike settlement with
in a few days, .v.
Tho-central strike committee ad-
Doctor's Patient
Gains 17 Pounds
Prominent I'fiyajclnn Continues to
I'se Tnolao In Practice Willi
' ' rlurprlxInK Jtcnult. '
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One of. the strongest and most con.
vinclng evldonces of the remarkable
results being accomplished by Tanlac
throughout the country is the large
number of letters that are now being
received dally from scores of well
known men and women who have
been benefited by Its use.
Among the large number that have
been received recently none are more
Interesting than the following letter
from Dr. J.'.T. Edwards, of Fayette-
vllle, Ga. Dr. Edwards, it will be re
membered, recently gave Tanlac bis
unqualified Indorsement In a public
statement, and the testimonial pub
lished below was recently given him
by one ot his patients. His letter
follows Just as it was written:
... FsyclterKIs, Ca.
Mr. o. F. Wills, Atlanta, Ga. .
Dear Sir: I" ;
I am enclosing you herewith state
ment I havo just received fronf Mr.
T. M. McGough.. He has sold out
here,, and Is moving to Turin, Ga.
He was here this morning, and came
In to tell me what Tanlac had done
for him. He says too much cannot
lie said about Tanlac. It certainly
has cured him.
Respectfully,
J. II. Edwards, M.D.
Mr. McGough's statement follows:
"I suffered from Indigestion and
could not eat anything but what
would hurt. me. . Constipation gave
me a great deal of trouble also.. My
symptoms were Indigestion, heart
burn; and gas on the stomach after
eating. My appetite was Irregular,
and . my food failed to nourish me.
This trouble caused me to get very
poor In fact I got so thin and weak
I -was hardly able to go about.
"I bought three. bottles on Dr. Ed-
wards' recommendation, and I am
now feeling all right again, and am
able io attend to business. I gained
seventeen pounds In weight and am
(doing fine. Tanlac did the work.
I ."I now recommend Tanlac to
.. . Ilk. I ... .nil
UIVIUMV ivuu la OIL- ainv I "
wishes to take something that will
heljfthem." -.v. .
Tacftee) Is sold In Hedford by West
Side Pharmacy, In Gold Hill by M. D.
Bowers, In Central Point by Miss M.
A. Mee, In Ashland by J. J. McNalr,
In Eagle Point by Von der Hellen.
Food For Childreri 1 :
serves a double purpose
Growth must be pro
vided for, as well as
replacement iof daily j
wear mid tear. ,
At this vital time of the
childk life parents should
consider
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food that constructs
and maintains . " '
Pure and Wholesome
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3IG
3IE
MEDFORD,
EAGLE POINT,
BUTTE FALLS
Jitney Service
Starts Tuesday, May 20th.
Ieavcs Nash Hotel O a. m. and Bntte
Falls at 4 p. m. dally
.JDI LESLIE.
, PHO.VB 300 ' 1
OD& CHUH
'China Barb Itor
' Herb ear tor vara ens, neadacM
catamh, : dlptherla, or throat.
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, ehilla and tor
er, cramps, ooughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumora, cracked breast
ourea all kind ot goiters. NO OP
ERATIONS, i
Hedford, Oregon, Jan IS, 1911
TO WHOM IT ::AY CONCERN:
Thla la to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had rery serere atomach
trouble and had teen bothered tor
several years and last August was not
expeoted to live, and hearing ot Qlm
Chung, (whose Herb Store Is at 114
South Front street, Medtord) I de
elded to get herbs tor my stomach
trouble, and I stprted to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them and today
am a well man and oan heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Glm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R- JOHNSON. .
Witnesses: ,
M. A. Anderson, Medtord
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wm, Lewis, Eagle Point i
W. U Chlldreth, Eagle Point,
n TO. TfWIF. UlAfflA PaIti-
t V Mlnm TTirl Prtftif I
Geo. B: Von der Hellen, Eagle Point,
Tho. D. Nichols, Sails Point
fifcleWiMllfilffliSISIBE
Factory Demonstration
. NOW GOING ON AT OUR STORE ;
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Seeing Is Believing
Come in and let us show you why a Royal has
stood head and shoulders above all other Electric
Cleaners in independent tests. ; . ;
Wiw tho Rnval trots All
j o
the dirt thats in the caipet
as well as on it threads and
lint as well as all other dirt,
and how it cleans without:
wearing yourjrug or injuring
the nap, - .
How thoroughly the Royal
and its attachments' will
clean your house from cellar
to' attic.
ROYAL
Cleans by air ALONE.
Needs no brush nor me
chanic! 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 in your own home.
PHONE US.
Make an appointment; we will
cleaner to you in your own home.
buy.'
r .. ; Sold on Easy payments.
demonstrate the
No obligation to
Paul's Electric Store
Phone 90.
Main and Central.
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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 pur
poses. ,
So, by banking with the First Na- .
tional, you keep your money circu- ' '
lating where it will do the most
good. , ; . -
.','..'' Capital $100,000. v
vhe First National Bank ,
HEDFORD OREGON
Roosevelt
Hisfh
way
, It Menus Quick mobilization of guns and men for national pro
tection. . t '
It Means Commercial and agricultural devellpment of seven Ore
gon coast counties Clatsop, Tillamook, Lincoln, Lane, Douglas,
m.y Coo8, Curry. . v
It Mean's The opening ot a year-round paved road from 'British
- Columbia to the Mexican border.
It Moans The opening to sportsmen of the country's fishing and
hunting paradise. -
It Means The employment ot thousands of skilled mechanics and
laboring men In its construction. -
It Means- That Uncle Saitf will match every state dollar for con
struction and will maintain tho highway forever.
You owe It to your country you owe It to your state, to go to the
polls at the special state election June 3 and vote 310. X Yes,
FOIt THK ROOSEVELT HIGHWAY . ,
OREGON'S ROAD TO PROSPERTIY