Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 21, 1919, Image 8

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Newspaper Page Text'PA'GK ETGTIT, MAHJ TT?TBTTNT!. MEnTORD. fTiTK10N, WEDNESDAY. MAY '21. 1913 TWO TRUE BILLS BY i ' The grand jury in Its report made $ ' today found two true bills, one of J? assault and battery against V. S. k Chapman of Lake Creek, and another . . of attempting to extort money 3. against H.' C. Halght and Ms wife, I ' Ora iBatlen. During trouble over an 1 Irrigation ditch Chapman Is accused jj of kicking a neighbor on the head and nearly severing one of his ears. The. indictments against the Halghts were not a surprise and grew out of the sensational case of several weeks ago when Height's father-in-law discovered a traveling man in the house with Mrs. Halght, summoned : Halght and then the two escorted him down town and turned him over to the authorities. It is charged that the case was what is known in police language as a frame up and that Halght, ..who was a returned soldier, and whose wife was a waitress in a restaurant, demanded money from the traveling man to avoid prosecu . " tlon. Contrary to expectation the grand Jury did not return bills In the sen sayonal hotel case of this week against Davidson and "Gloria Mon roe," said to be from Albany, and M. Whttjob, San Francisco traveling . " man. '-The trio was to have been given a preliminary hearing before U. S. Commissioner P. Roy Davis this af ternoon to determine whether they should be held for trial on features ' involving white slavery and violation of the Mann act. Assistunt U. S. District Attorney'Charles Heames of Portland, is here to represent the government In this case. LAST OREGON UNIT IS ENROUTE PORTLAND. May 21. Word was received here today from Wasliine ton that the 148th field artillery . which has been" assiened to the nrmv of occupation, was on its wnv to the United . States, having sailed- from France, prior to Mav 14, accordine to Avar department advices. This unit, contnininj troops A B and C of Portland, and troop D of Pendleton, former Nationnl Guardsmen of Ore jron, is thouirht to have been the lust Oresron unit' to leave France. " All others from this stale now are on this aide of the Atlantic. . - SIOCX FALLS. S. D.. Mav 21. The 147th' Field Artillery inckdine Guardsmen and Greeon troops of Batteries A and B . were given a "welcome home'' celebration here to--lav while" thev were en .route from Philadelphia to Camp. Dodce. where there will be mustered out of service Friday. More than 30.000 visitors watched the men parade. - TWO DBEADNAUGHT BIDS ARE BOTH OVER 22 MILLION WASHINGTON. May 21. Only two definite bids were received to day bv the navv department for the construction of the remainine two ot the ten super-dreadnauehts author ized bv coneress in 1916. The New port News Shipbuilding and Drvdock company offered to build One in 45 months for $21,900,000 and the Bethlehem Shipbuilding corporation one in 40 months for $22,580,000. JIER MARRIAGE TO-"! CHAUFFEUR UNHAPPY I MRS.sACK GERA GHTY" Before she married her father's chauffeur, Mrs. Oeraghty was jMtss Julia Estelle French, beUe lot Newport, R. I. Oeraghty was the son of a livery stable keeper tind they oloped to wed. Now Mrs. Oeraghty charges cruelty and ' jieglect and divorce proceedings jarejicheduled tor hearing. "FRAMEUP," SAYS WIFE IS DEFENDANT IN DIAMOND airs. Brown, notes ror nor beautiful hair, is defendant In divorce action started in Brooklyn- by Dudley P. Brown, 59. drug king. "It's a framup." says Mrs. Brown, "because I wouldn't live with him." The action Was started as the result of a raid on a New .York hotel. The Browns were married at Eilwarclsvtlle. III., in 1 90S. the bride was 19. Two years ago, when Mrs. Brown sued, their little g'rl reunited them by leading the father to the mother's side in the courthouse, but the . child died a year ago. ' , TO E The seven day Centenary drive by the Methodists for $105,000,000, from May ISth to 25th is progressing satisfactorily thruout the country. The northwest area of which the Ore gon conference is a part, is more than half over the top. In the Klam ath district, of which Medford Is a part, the proportion is a little higher. Roseburg is over the top. Grants Pass Is rapidly approaching the goal, Ash land Is coming strong, Medford has made a fine start, but will need the liberal cooperation of every member and friend ot the church to meet its quota. , - The team captains and their assis tants will meet again at the First Methodist church on Thursday even ing at 8 o'clock where reports will be given and a general checking up will toe made. The aim of the local church is to secure a sufficient sum in good subscriptions to cover the period of five years so that no other general appeal for benevolences will be made during that time. These subscriptions are to be paid In five annual install ments by the local church treasurer on or before Sept. 1st of each year. Mr. Geo. R. Lindley Is the chairman ot the drive here and Mr. Ed Steep is acting director in the absence of Mr. O. C. Boggs, who is in Portland. , REPUBLICANS WILL REPEAL V SEMI-LUXURY TAXES WASHINGTON. Mav 21. Repeal of the semi-luxurv tax section of the war revenue bill was practically de cided on todnv bv the republican members of the house wnvs and means committee, but formal action was deferred. .THE UNIVERSAL CAR Because of ' its all-around utility,"' the Ford One Ton Truck With .worm drive has made . itself, an absolute-''-business necessity. It's so dependa- ;: ble in service .wherever placed, flex i ible and sure in-control Jp0rd and low cost of operation rj-i and maintenance and pos- . 1 rilCKjsessinK that ; vanadium Your stc strength, v it has be come the ' want in every JN eed line of business, from re tail merchant to mariufac- . hirer, from engineer to contractor, from corporation to farmer. Let us tell you details and give you a demon stration. Truck Chassis $550 f. 0. b. Detroit.:' ' ' -'f-'w.': '"T".'; C. E. Gates Auto Co. OF DRUG KING WHO" DIVORCE SUIT , 13 1 SffOvW - REFUSES PEACE TERMS (Continued from page one.) ' , justice toward all. no matter how the war ended. We deinnnd nnthini! which we are nut ready ourselves to admit.' "And tho German people demand nothing more than that which Presi dent Wilson announced in this dec laration. We demand nothing more than that Americans place tho four teen points opposite the peace terms. We do not believe that anyone in the United States will then have the courage to claim that there can be found in the pence conditions one sin gle trace left of the president's pro gram. ' "Anil here begins America's defi nite duty to step in. America either must put its fourteen points through or it must declare that it is unable to do so or that it does not want to do so. so that in no case mav the world be led to believe that America desires to have the peace conditions count as President Wilson's 14 points. . "That is our demand., to which we cling, and we cannot imagine what argument from (he American side would be effective against it." In President Wilson's message to congress of December 4. 1917. no passage ran be found in textunl agreement "with the ouotation in the cabinet statement. The ouotation ap pears to be. a condensation from the following passage in the message in question. "We enn do this (concentrate on COLLAR CLUETT-PEABODY0CCo:Imc:TROYNY the prosecution of Ilia Task of win ning the war) with all Oiu itruntvr eal ami enthusiasm .bucaiisa wo know that for us this is a war ot' high prin ciple, debased bv no sull'ish ambition of coiuniest ,or spoliation. . It is because it is for. us 11 war of hiirh. disinteruxled purpose, in winch all the t'reo peoples of Iho world are handed together for the vtmdcution of right, it war for Hut preservation of our tuition aiul of all that is huld dear of principle and of purpose, that we feel ourselves doublv constrained to propose for its outcome only that which is riuhteous and of irreproach able intent :on, for our foes us well as for our friends. The cause being just mid holy, the settlement must he of like motive and nualitv. For this v can fight, but for nothing less no ble or less worthy of our traditions." This most remarkable remedy I "ww luxmcn to ct natu- K rally and keen the bowela open. 1 I purely vegetable, pruducins I only highly benclkial reaulla. ' MRS.WINSLOWS SYRUP Uluhf aaj rtlklw.'a SfaW Absolutely hanrtleM-complefe for mula on every bottle only very beat Ingmlienra uaetl. At mU demwriii. iitiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiin MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED H WOMEN'S BLOOMERS H 25 dozen, Wonjen's Knit Bloomers in pink and white. AUsizea Cheap to- H day at $1.00. Special Thursday, a S pai.1 69 .innnill.inil.ll.mi.mnnminnlitii .iwl.M.t.1.t.e..int..nr....eM.w.twT.t...iMMa...reMelll.tlM,l....i.......et..el OTumOmNABJ-Y illliiiniil lilimnniiiiiiliiiulililllntiiniiiiomimiilli. IImmiumiiihmwi 20 percent v , 1 This Is the Sale You Have Waited For. Take M 20 PER CENT OFF ON SUITS H $18.00 Spriiig Suits, now $14.40 j $25.00 Spring Suits, now- $20.00 g $35.00 Spring Suits, now $28.00 W $0.00 Spring Suits, now $32.00 H $50.00. Spring Suits,, now. $40.00 H 20 Per Cent Off on Silk Skirts. SATEEN PETTICOATS Have you been looking for a good Sateen Petticoat in s white or colors for a spc- cial pui-pose? '.' , .' S' Here they are Justun- ; packed, fresh and crisp, 5 a wide range of sizes. If They're Fitrites" and of H course that means they are good. Priced frojn . ";; $1.48 to $3.00 g WIRTHMOR WAISTS ' . Just received our June styles g of "Wirthmor" Waists sold here only. Tho best waist in j the world for the money, g Thursday, each ........$1.50 g KNIT UNDERWEAR- S Women's Summer Union Suits in white and pink. "All S sizes. Cheap at $1.00. On sale Thursday, suit .....:..89 S Women's Cumfy Cut Vests. 5 Special, each .....'.............29 S Women's Silk Top Union H Suits in white arid pink. All sizes. Special, suit ..'..$1.75 1 MANN'S-The A ; ' II a STRAND LAST TIMES 1 4f2T .SS 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE MEDFORD. OREGON Off on All Spring Garments Thursday 20 PER CENT OFF ON COATS $25.00 Spring Ooats, now $20.00 $35.00 Spring Coats, now $28.00 $45.00 Spring Coats, now $36.00 $50.00 Spring Coats, now $40.00 $60.00 Sluing Coats, now $48.00 20 Per Cent Off on Wool Skirts. in SPECIALS FOR Muslin Bleached Muslin, 36 inchos wide, 25c grade Special Thursday, yd. , - 2X? ''; PillowSlips 42 and 45 inch bleach ed Pillow Slips. Good quality; Cheap at 50c. On sale . Thursday, each 39 . , Kid Gloves' An odd luie of Tan -Kid Gloves in a few sizes only. Cheap at $2.00. .Special, pair $1.00 Best Goods for the Price, No' Matter What the At his best in n sttuy of beauty 'THE GREAT ROMANCE' A thrilling romance of love and adventure. AliHO COMEDY POSTAGE OR EXPRESS PREPAID 1?TTTTTTTHP TTHmWWWV AW JLAll UJ HO' l''10 "'oderii uiiiU'i'garineut for wo- TheWoman'S Stor. men in pink and white. You sliould see them. Mii..,.M..iii.init.,ly tllTfl MIUIIMillmtililniiliUilHiUIIUIIIHIIItimTI , THURSDAY ONLY Cambric Cameo Cambric, 36 inches wide. Just the thing for -fine under wear. Worth 25c. On sale Thursday, yard 19t Sheets 8.1x90 Bleached Seam less Sheets,1 : good heavy quality. Cheap at y '$1.75. Special Thursday, oa $1.48 . Percale 36 inches wide, good patterns. Worth 35c Special, yard ...j..25 powerful and charm. KINOORAMS TONIGHT Special, a suit . $1.80 S AD.C m m Advantage of It I 20 PER CENT OFF ON DRESSES $15.00 Wool Dresses, now $12.00 $25.00 Silk Drosses, now $20.00 $30.00 Wool Dresses, now $24.00 $35.00 Silk Dresses, now $28.00 $50.00 Silk Dresses, now $40.00 20 Per Cent off on Children's Coats ' "FITRITES" H In White or Colors s Certainly you can get tho S straight line effects ill Fit- rite Petticoats. , sg Possibly j'o uwant a Taf-' s feta of a special color, a pi Jersey, or a now Washable pj Satin, with shadow prooin , pj panels, frontorback, We 'have them priced from j : ' $3.98 to $8.48 ' ' '. '', . . ' s WELWORTH WAISTS S Dainty new Voile Waists in 3 a big variety of styles and S3 sizes. Just in. Sold hero ex- 3 clusivcly. Thursday, each , $2.50 ' s GOOD HOSIERY g Misses Cotton Hose in blax;k, s white and brown, all sizes. 3 very special, pair 39 s Children's Cotton Socks in 3 black, tan and blue. Special 52 pair, ....I.... i....29t Women's Silk Hose in grey, brown, navy aiid white, with S clocks. Special, pair $1.50 J Women 's Lisle Hose in 'white, black, champagne and j silver; Special, pair 39 s Price-MANN'S i Ik