Medford mail tribune., May 22, 1919, Page 3, Image 3

wrrcDFOTtT) matt; trttutnti:. mtcdfotw. OT?Erio7, Thursday, may 22, imn
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. MONDAY NIGHT
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- All of (lift patrons of the Medford
public schools nml. nit Umiiu InluruHl
ed In Iho you III of our schools aro
cordially InWtod to uttend tho iiiiihI
cul (iroKihin Klvou by the Clhiii club
unit oruhonlru Under Urn dirmillun
mid Iniidorsfilp nf Minn Vundor.Hlulfi
and Mr. K"Q, Molttiynolds, next Mon
day ovenlni; In (bo IiIkIi school until
torluiii. TliOHii loaders huvo boon
working riillhfully with the youiiK
IMiopIo these luiyH and Klrls; un
stintedly have they bunn Klvlntt or
tlinlr vsluubln time; by Itintr porsla
I mil offortH they huvo dovulopcd two
orKunlKntlnns thnture worlliy or siip
port In ovary way. J'
. , .Thn.-yiiuiiK ponplo themselves de
serve ormll beyond expression for
tbo keeii Interest uudflnu cobpora
tlvn spirit manifested in iiiukinK pos-
1 slhlo tbi.i o two nrHunixulluiiH of which
Dim Huhiinl and miiiiiiiiully should bo
uxruodliiKly proud.
Lot iih nil Hum show, those leaders
mill particularly tho yoiinu people of
out schools Ihut wo truly appreciate
Itintr effort by attending- thin I real
next Miiiuluy ovoiiIiik, v p. in., nt tb
hls.lt school' auditorium... There will
bo no ariml.udnii churo for -this n-
inriuiiiiucni, tor u is iiuuuvou mm
nur nctmolH supported by public
'money thru publltt laxallnn should
feature far mora such frun entertain
ments t linn I nunorally domi. 'l iipn,
loo, It In f Irmly hollered "that, our
public ai'finnhi should become more
of o nodal center meeting place, than
It In. It lit hoped that thu auditorium
will ba filled to lm Bivllro.cnimcliy.
Coma and e-ijoy a'' splendid oiitortuln-
ment wild Dm ypuiiK poplo of your
school 1"' following III thtt pro
liriim tor tbo occasion:
1 . I'roKrnm 1 1 '
Luntsplel Overturn ..Koler Hula
Orchestra '' '
. Ituatlo WoddliiK .....tlnbrlol-Marlo
" ' Okie club - ,
Herd Olrl'a Dream.... Lnbltnky Op. 45
"" Orchestra ' ', '
Johnny Smoker u....i,..j8plker
CharacterUed by Annette 'lllckniau
Orchestra ' ' "
Legends .,.....'.;, Wlenlwaskl
. , violin oio . 1 . ;
i tlprln MoltoynoldiT "'"
Ovorturfl from t)nwn to Twllliibt....
.;.... C. W, HnmU
;;'' . OrclmiitrA , ,
(a) Sun Wortil)on...............,-r...
...Ilarmonlxod by. ll.Xoomlii
. . . lli8 club
Wateu of Mlnnulonka, vocal
. nolo ,.p.,..v.,..
1 Kunlca Ilrandon
. Ilunnarlau Ounce No. & ..Uruhms
."Piano nolo ;, t
llolva I'hllbrook
. (a) Tolioffinn Itnir J. r, Barth
(b) 8omothlnK -.., Rudolph Krlml
. j.oroplune . Sonit
From muplral commly "OoIhk Up'
t- . aico club i , .
The Boldlors Chorii...............'.Clounod
' Orch !tra
(a) Puua'.Waltj ....iounod
(b) (Joocl MgM aod NlKht Ilo-
lovod l'liuutl
, (ila olub mid brchoatra
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GIVE
WAY TO JAIL GARB
LEM.'.."j',rmic'. Mnv 22. From
Milk fmiiiiBH "friimml with lnc to
(oiit-mlii -Moors i.of , h, uiinrd Iiousp
tvpiflnft, Ilm itninViitiiiii of iv number
of Unltftd' States nrmv ciisiutlM who
ciiiiiiiiiuiili'i'rnil tlio bcliinuiiiUH of n
Frcncli en int liaru, .while Iho litttor
bail eft liiri ('liiitouii for Ilia I rout.
Tlin wlniloHnlu uiioronriiition of the
(mini's boloiiitiliiis by tbo eiiaunl iviih
iiuhIh known to tbo militnrv noliro bv
tlio (ouni who liiul ritinncil i'or n
Hlinrt I'urloitull. " .
'J'ho nrmv rostorpil nil 'tlio nnnro
printed jirticlos wliiW tbn mon who
KKioyctl ' Hie luxuries , of , Lliiun nro
Ioilucd in tun eiiurd boimo. ' ... , ,
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"s Ihm't lt It Mimor
A antixh that follows la grippe or
any othor ,coimli Jta hangs on"
from wlnor"to spring woarfe do,wn
the miftarer, louvlng htm or hor in a
woakened etate unable to ward off
BlnknOHK and (lliionno. Job. Olllard
148 Klllmoro' 'St.,; Nnahvlllo, Tonn.,
wrltoBi "I' was suffarlng with a dry,
hacking cough and a pain in my
olioat, but Btncd taking Koloy'a Honey
and Tnr I bavo buen rollovod." It
ootboH, hoalH and . ouroB coughs
eolds And oroup, Oood for whooping
aouuli, 'Kor ttlo by Medford l'hur
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: . ' Memorial Dny Ordora
" Holdduu'rtors Choster A. Arthur
Poat Noa4Y, 0. A. R.Modford, Ore,
" All comrados of the post and visit
ing' members of the 0. A. II. and W.
It. C' will assemblo at tbo :pnrk nt
I):!)0 a, in.' to tako part In tbo oxor
olsos of the day In cooperation with
the Rod Cross.1'' All flags will bo dis
played at, ' half must in' 'respect to
the momory of our dead 'comrados.
Sunday, May SB, Momorlul Sunday,
tlio Post and W. U. 0. will assemblo
nt the pak at 10: 80 sharp, -then
march to the BaptlBt ohuroh to at
tend divine Borvleo.
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' " . Commander, , T
' ..i WILLIAM BAAS,
ry . Adjuiunt,
..YUMJrttAjYMft'.','
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ASSURES RUSSIA
OF U.S. GOOD WILL
' VI,AI)IVOKTOIC, Sibei'iii, A)irtl M.
(Ciirrosiainileiii'i! of Ilm AKHonintiid
I'riwK.l' iMiiinr (fminnil . Williiim H,
(IruvcM, comiuiiiKler (if Ibe Amnricun
wxiuslilljimirv dirccs in Hibnriii, bus
IFJ.lliat it luc-tMiiuo id iiiH trooii
which lie ili'i'lici'iw lliitt the American
rxilii'V in It iiHia Is the hiiiiio liidnv us
whuii Ibe WiiHliinuloii itovernmcnt is
sued llu tiroi'lniunlinli nl the tiuiu (it
the sending of the Americnii forces
to Hibcriil. , , .
riie messiiu'd i entitled "Our Jiutv
in Kiberiu." In it Muor ' flimenil
(linves suvs; . '
"The riolicv to be followed-bv our
troops in mi v eoiiiilrv is one to he
determined lie tlio executive, -'"
'll whs eleiirlv iiiiiiouiiced in. the
most public and solemn manner tluil
the t'niled SIiiIch dill Mot ciiiitoimiliite
iinv inerl'i'reiice of nnv kind willi
(lie re!i!!en n ivercit-Mlv of lluss'ii.
nnv intervention in her internal nt-
I'uirs or nnv iiijiinirmeiil ol her ter
ritorial iuloijrilv.
"Tim I'niled Slates does not intend
to perlllit nnv of Its nueiils to inter
fere with siivereiiin rights nr the
Russian people. Our. uiin bus been
to enrrv out to the letter the iioliev of
our uoveriimeiit, There has been no
interference in llie internal affairs of
the RiiHsiiiu people mid no aelioii bus
been taken bv the I'nited flutes which
!lv
nid'w.tS: liskii!!- sid
in tin) differences of factions."
VNUS IN THE EAST
Al LlDtKli lUNIbHI
- lliiddy McN'alr hud a groat deal of
money and be was froo with It. Ho
saw.u plciuro In a New York Honda)
paper, It was a photograph of Mrs.
Put Dyvouot, a beautiful ooclaty dl
vorcoa, and Iluddy called her ibis
Vnu in tbo Kail. .,
. Ilo fell bead over heels In love and
wont to New York to meet her. Ho
thought the meeting could ba arranged-aiutlly
enough, but when ba reach
ed the big town old Pontius mint, his
COow York representative, gave him
the right tip.
'Niiw York society," said Pontius,
"is divided, liko cocxtulhi, into two
classes Bronx i and Manhattan.
Manhattan roproHont the inner cir
cle, and the llronx the outer circle,
nod It's Impossible for outsiders to
get Into the innor circle."
This film, also Pearl,, Whlto at
l.lborty, last time tonigliL .
NO MORE SMALL HANKS
FOR ENGLISH LADIES
LONDON. Muv U'J.Oiris are not
buvimr small handkerchiefs nnv more.
OuriiiL' the war thev have been used
to men's biinilkercliiefs . nboiit 1H
inches suiiure, while in uniform, mid
the ueiieral (leimiiul, esliecinllv in the
eonntrv. is for the Imodium in nil
colors mid designs.
Aptbr Cuions combs BonsnmB.
Arren Pkapondgncv coues Jot.
Arricn Sickneks couks IlUAUTn.
After Wuaknu.is comes SmiNaTn. '
In thb BDrinti when you'ro "all
In" fngRod . outblood thin, if
you will turn to Nature's romcdy.
a tonio matlo from. wild Toota and
barks, which has stood fifty years
as tho beat spring tonio you will
find stroneth rceaincd. No need
to toll you its Dr. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovory, put up in tablet
or liquid form, mid eold by ovory
druggist' in tho land. Af tor a hard
winter buui, up uiuuure,yuiu uiuuu
needs a tcmporanoo tonio, a tissuo
builder and blood-rhakersuohasthis
"Modical Discovory" of Dr.Pierce's.
Sond 10 cents to Dr. Pierco'a Invalids'
Hotel, Buffalo, II, Y., for trial packugo
of tablots. , r1 . ' '
Smlllo, Wash. "! wab In a genornl run-
rlnn.n Anndilinti I Tln,l . nA litoful. Hk-
ordorod stomach, kidney troublo anil
norvousncss. I took tbrco bottles of Dr.
Pierco'a Golden Medical Discovery and
five or six bottles of 'Favorite Prcscrii
'tion' and was completely cured. Have
never been sluk n day taiiW' Mn. Mury
Uailr.ns, '.".'7 '.'(i A.:.' '
REPUBLICANS TO
E PRIVILEGES
10 ALL WOMEN
AVAK.I1IN0TON. Mav 22,-ImiMirl.-
nut subjects (lunliiiu with pnrtv or
lnnir.iition were iliscnssed at u re
liublienil conl'erciice liere toiliiv'undcr
the uiistiices of the republican wo
men's, national executive committee.
Will ll. linves. cjiairmnn of the re
publican niilional eiwniiiillee. in an nd-
Iross iiSHerleil Ihat women would unt
the lull eouswleratioii due till other
individuals in the pari v.
Hepoi'U in (ii'ganiKulion wink pre-
pnralorv to the next eampniin were
heard from reiireseiilulivcH from three
(rrouiis of stiites. Mrs. Klorencii Por
ter of Ciililoriiiii, hpenkinu torslaliM
in which women have complete fran
chise: Mrs, Miiraaiei Mill Mi-Curler
of Kiiiisiis, for niirliiillv eiifrniehis
eil states, Ahil Miss Minnie Wetiuoro
of Hboiln Islimd. for the unfran
chised tfroiui,
"There is bill one possible I'ule fori
ii politieal purtv," said ' ('hiiirman
Jliivs in bis address, "iind that is that
the riu'hls ol' Hie individual inemlier
sliip to pai'lieipule in the iniinauemcnl
of the partv's iiliil'irs must be anil re
main I'ipiallv sacred mid sncreillv
uiiunL The republiciin women in tlii
eotinlrv lire u part of the partv tnem
liership. In iiianv states this has lontr
be(;n so.
"There Is to be no separate wor
men's on-'imiznlhiii ereuled within Ibe
purtv except mid onlv in those eases
wliere such mi arruiigeineiit muv be'
needed temporarilv us an efficienf in
slriunent in the in. I of complete nm
ulifumiition which is our obieetive." .
The conference will clone tonight
with a dinner al, which Mrs. Medill
MoOormick, wile of Hcniitor Met'or
miek of JH nois, will preside with
Chnirniaii lluvs, Speaker (lilletto of
the house, iind Kcuutor t'liminins of
Iowa, president pro tempore of the
'sennt'i us speakers, ' ' V 'Tri
OCCUPATION TAX
1 ,WAHm.N'(lTON, Mnv 22.--Persons
whose occupations lire subject to mi
nimi lax. under the revenue act were
reminded bv the bureau of internal
revenue todnv that if payment of the
tnx is not made bv Muv 111 thev will
become liublv U penalties.
Those .jdibioct to the tux include
stock brokers, pawnbrokers, ship
brokers, custom house brokers, pro
'ifcietors of . .theaters, Hiiisexiriis and
concert lialls: proprietors of public
exhibitions, exclusive of these, held
under the auspices of tho religious
nod clmr'tiible organizations, pro
prietors of bowling nllevs. riding ue
luleinies und shnolinir gnlleries, and
persons ipeniting iiutomobiles for
hire. '..-..
' With-Medford trade Is Medford made
MEDFORD,
EAGLE POINT, .
BUTTE FALLS
jitney Service
Starts Tuesday, May 20lh.
Is'uvch Nash llotol H:ilO a. in. mill
lliitto Kails nt 2 p. in, daily.
"'"' JIM LIXLI10.
P110N13 800
it i mm -mp '" w
H HH ! m mi mum m n
TPALK about smokes. Prinre Alhprt
1 is geared to a joyhandout standard
that tust lavicihfK: smnb-oh anninfica sin .
everv man came enoutrh tr maU-f a Tv lino r- a
.tidy red tin and a jimmy pipe old or new! a
Get it straie'ht that what vnu'v noihlror--l fnr Jn
pipe or. cigarette ma&in's smokes you'll find aplenty
in P. A, That's because P. A. has the quality!
You can't any more ' make Prince Albert bite your
tongue or parch your throat than you' can make a horse
drink when he's off the water! Bite and parch are cut
out by our. exclusive patented processj ; '..vrt . : r ,
You just lay back like a regular fellow and. puff to beat
the cards and wonder why in samhill you didn't nail a
section in the P. A. smokepasture longer than you care
to remember back ! -'-'''v,:'" -":'-:V:':
Bay Princm Alhmrt evmrywher tobacco it told. Toppy red bag,
tidy red tin, handtom pound and half pound tin humidor and
that clever, practical pound crystal f fu humidor with tponge
', moutener top that keept the tobacco in each perfect condition.
B.j.&Xvo'iiSc'.Cfc R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Coi, Winston-Salem, N. C
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NOTICE TO WATER USERS!
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COMMENCING THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1919
; Irrigation Hours Will Be as Follows: .
4 a;m. to li p, m.
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRIDAY, on the EAST "side of the Streets
. running North and South, and NORTH side of all Streets funning EAST
. and West. ,'l 'jH-iV.r. :; -ilr.
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY, on WEST side of all Streets
running North and South, and on the SOUTH side. of all' Streets running
. : ' East and West. , v 1 . ,Vi '
SUNDAY FORENOON on the EAST side of all Streets running North and
, - South, and the NORTH side of all Streets running East and West.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON on the WEST side of all Streets running North and ,
South, and the SOUTH side of alj Streets running East and West.
; Wasteful use of water or USING AN OPEN END HOSE for irrigating will
not be permitted. ; . .
'WATER MUST BE SHUT OFF IMMEDIATELY IN ' CASE OF, FIRE
- ALARM, AND KEPT OFF UNTIL FIRE WHISTLE BLOWS AGAIN.
DO NOT USE A NOZZLE LARGER THAN ONE-QUARTER INCH IN DI
AMETER. Do not set sprinkler so that it will interfere with traffic on sidewalk.
Do not have leaky faucets or fixtures on your premises. '
DO NOT ALLOW WATER TO RUN TO WASTE DOWN THE GUTTER OF
STREETS OR ALLEYS.
; Set your sprinkler so that any one can see that the regulation nozzle is on. . - i
Violators of the above rules will be punished to the full extent of the law.
. 1 WATER COMMITTEE.
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It Raises The Dough
awurcl when Cres
cent Jh ummI, iK'Ciiune
it rulwH first ulien
moUtiii'O Jh ml (loci In
tho nilxltiK 1kwI,
and tlwn aufn
vnm licufc 1m np
lilttMl, Tim rftiilt of
tfiln doiihln ralsfi Jh
(.HMnuHly I 1 K h t,
wholettoim, nnd nw.
ily tliw.itff hreadKf
citkeH and liUcuitH,
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(.'rosceiit ban. Imnmi
the estatlistiNl stan
dard bnkiiiK powder
for n (puirter of a
cenfiiry on th I'a. ,
clfk! ?oii. No lst
tr ' forniulii lias -been
produced. The-(Vt-sccut
t'ook Itook
Is very hel p f u 1.
Write the 'rseent
Mtif. Co.,' Hoattle,
for ii ropy. Jroeors
soli Ocsecnt Jlnk
iiiK 1'owder. ;
ArJSfinson's
Graduation Gifts
' "The kind that will endure - SomettilosVjJiat boy-or girl will
cherish more and more as tlio years pass. ''. ''"
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' : See the assortment of small diamond wt rings. I have "pre-
pared lor your fcupectiun a.: i:Ui'.'. xlft for the girl, and the price
Is very moderate. . .. . . . s
Hamilton, Howard, AViilthnm and KRins, in thlif models, tbe
finest of timepieces. A mom lasting gift for the boy; something
he will be proud of the rest of his life. t, ' ' i
My advlro to yoii as.n natch maker Is, buy vn American Watch
when you buy. ' r - . , : ; ,
John W. Johnson
The Jeweler
" v ' Automobilists V';V
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Don't ruin your storage battery by using hydrant
' water. , . , , ,if , . , ',
" Distilled Water 15e per gallon without con
tainer; 25c per 'gallou with container. ,! .:
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WANTED
30 Experienced
Apple Thinners
vApply in person. Don't phone. :
r Work begins Monday, May 26 .
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Bardwell Fruit Co.
. 445 South Fir Street
City Treasurer's Notice of
Semi-Annual Interest Due
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the semi
annual interest on paying, sewer and waterinain as
sessments upon all- properties for which application
was made to extend the time of payment, will be due
and payable at tho office of the city treasurer June
1, 19.19," and will be delinquent after thirty (.30) days
from said date and shall bear a penalty of five per
cent (5) upon the amount of such delinquency..;
Thhsty- days after any such delinquency tho prop- ,
erty will be sold for the'amoimt of such delinquency
together with penalty and costs of such sale, in ac-;
" cordance with the provisions, of Section 148 of. the
- city charter. "
Dated at Medford, Oregon, this 15th.-day of May,
1919. ' ... j"-
' f MARY A. HASWELL,...
Treasurer of the City of Medford, Oregon, v