Medford mail tribune., May 27, 1919, Page 2, Image 2

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SIEDFORD MATE TRTRTTNTl, MFDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY. MAY 27. 1910
locd'Briefs
The 'Home Industry League of
fyedford will meet at the public li
brary on 'Wcdnosdny At 4 p. m. A
lUt if MedfrtrJ factories will be given
out 'at 'the meeting. Every woman
lliterusfod 1b asked to be there, espec
ially those who have Blgned home
lirodqeU tards, , Matters of Impor
tance will be dlBcussed. ,
' B.vJ. HcPhee, painter. Phono
600-X. - vi ;. '- 76
The ladies of the Woman's Relief
Corps will serve a free luncheon for
the mornbers of tho O. A. R. post,
the W. R. C, and their families on
Memorial day at the hall of , the
corps.'. . ,. ,t. r ft . i .
' Hemstitching, pecotlng. Some new
Ideas. Vahlty Hat Shop.
' C. H. Oram, deputy state labor
commissioner, is In the city on offic
ial business and Is stopping at the
Hotel Holland. :
FoV the best Insurance see Holems,
the Insurance Man. ' '.
' Tha commencement exercises of
the -Central Point high school will
o held Wednesday evening. Prof.
A Sweetzer ot the University of
Oregon,- will deliver the address.
' Robm and board at 43 North Grape
ilreot Phone 6 SS. ; 66
f Bishop Pierce of the" Free Metho
dist church passed thru the city this
morning enroute from San Francisco
ft Portland where he will attend tho
Oregon conference of that . church
which convenes Wednesday. The
bishop attended the annual confer
ence ot this district held in Ashland
lasVeek. i
fCarrisye, wagon and auto repair
Kg and rebuilding done at Merrlman
felacktmltb Shop. All work guaran
teed. , , (;;.., , 66
1 Among feueats from k distance at
the Hotel Medtord Is Mrs. E. B.
RMfcan of Miami, Fla.
Piston Tings tor all cars; C- E.
Gates into Co. ,'-'
j George Putnam and mother, Mrs.
SUrjr M. Putnam, and niece. Miss
firuce: Putnam, arrived from San,
Francisco' by- auto last night. - Mr.
(Putnam; reports the roads In good
condition except over the SIsk'iyous
here little improvement work has
been done. The Dunsmuir-Redding
rbad has been graded thruout. ''.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95.
j-Mr.' and Mrs. L. B. Goodrich of
lios Angeles, who re on .their fifth
spring- auto tour thru Med ford to
points north, are guests at the Med
ford. ."This is our fifth, stop at the
Hotel Medford," said Mrs. Goodrich
today, "and we are always glad to
get here for we find it the best and
moat homelike hotel along our way."
Svfttagnetos. Bpark colls, motors and
generators repaired and rewound at
The -Crater Lake Motor Co. - 67
.Mrs. A.' F. Noth and baby arrived
home last night from a week's visit'
t. Weed" with her sister, Mrs. Ralph ,
tylils.', " s. v J
V Sail' Mitchell In regard to that j
lawn mower and have It sharpened:
tight Called for - and delivered.
Phone S20-J. ;
Mrs. H. B. Hurd leaves for Chicago
Wednesday to spend the summer In
visiting relatives. - '-"
I- The Medford Printing company Is
prepared with up-to-date cuta to
print' horse bills; letterheads, envel
opes; etc., for horses, ' cattle, hogs
and poultry. ' ' 1 - tf
!,Ohlb guests at the Nash hotel'are
Mr. and Mrs. Manasse.
, Canteens are practically Indestruc
tible, yet cost less than water hags.
C. &. Gates Auto Co.
Embra Toung and John 'Whipple
reft Monday for California points to
e' gone indefinitely.
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. ' -'-'
-' The Alpha Delta club of the Christian-church
will ' meet -tomorrow
afteraodji at. the honte of Mrs. Ever
ett .Eads, 26. South Orange street,
t -'t:36 .o'clock. All members and
friends are Invited to attend..
' First-class kodak work, charges
about half regular prices.- Jap Art
Store;.- , .. tf
Miss Buth. Sharp, teacher In the
Louise, Rescue Home at Portland
and Miss Emma Lovett, matron of
the.' same Institution, who were here
attending the golden wedding anni
versary- celebration of Miss Sharp's
parents,- Rev. and -Mrs;' John W.
Sharp, 'left for Portland this mor
rflng. :. vA" feature of this celebration
waa Mr..sSharp baptizing his- great
grandson,- the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Chas. -Murray. Rev. Sharp has been
in-the ministry for fifty years and
Btjthe age of 74 Is the youngest' of
five children,-each of whom has cel&-
prated-, his or her . golden wedding.
Chas. .Sharp and family of Riddle
i awl! Mrs. Anna Newton of Los Angeles-were,
also here to participate
fn-.fhe wedding anniversary. Rev.
atlil jM re. Sharp were honored guests
at 'the, 'golden wedding celebration
last Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. B. N.
BMieh. '" .'. v ' . : -
?r For fire Insurance phone 64, cor
ner. Eleventh street and S. P. track.
D, R. Wood & Co. .
;; Mr. and Mrs. R. lj. McOlure are
ffulo, tourists from Mexico, Mo., en
routo to Portland who are guests at
the 'Nash.
Fir slab and dry -(food for' sale'by
J. T. Gannon. Phone 859. i , .
A quartet of Ashlahd men consist
iiuf'hf O. 'H. Ja.- Pierce . .T. W 'Merino
Chdsv Uobertsbn and ', Howard Rose
spent Tuesday In -Medford boosting
the coming round-up in that city.
Hemstitching,
Pecotlng, i i'-- i :-'
Handicraft .Shop.;., '.-l : ;...u
WEEKS & McGOWAN CO
;,' ' TJNDERfAKER
Iy Hionet Pacific 227;
Night Phones': F. W. Weeks, 103-J2
twHjr Assistant ,'.
The first Soul hem Oregon District
Federation of Women's clubs will
meet at the public library, Thursday,
May 20th; beginning at 10 o'clock
and lasting all day. At 2:80 p. m.
Mrs. Chas. H. Castner of Hood River,
state president of the Federation of
Women 'a Clubs, will speak on "Re
construction, the Roosevelt Highway
Campnlgn and tho Club Woman's
Place In Oregon Life." Every mun
and woman In Modtord Is Invited to
hear this. talk. y
Alco Taxi. Phone 95. :
' John A. Westerlund was surprised
this morning to receive a letter from
his wife from Vancouver, B. C. Mrs.
Westerlund loft here last week for a
visit at Portland and Tacoma and
lust reached the latter city In time
to make an auto tour with friends In
British Columbia. , ' , . . '
Springs for all cars.-, C. E. Gates
Auto Co. . - ,
Mrs. Rose Davis ot Weed, former
well known resident ot this city,
arrived here this morning for a visit.
Dick Sanders says the smudge is
over.. . Now Is the time to make your
appointment. Painter, In all its
branches. No after-cleaning to be
done. : 10 years in Medford. Nut
said. Phone S40-J. Res. 844 W. 14.
... "75
E. C. -Halderman, a merchant, and
E. J. Judd, attorney and heavy real
estate owner,' of Astoria, are guests
at the' Medford. They are touring
by motor to California points.
Spark plugs for ail cars. C. E.
Gates Auto Co, .
Miss Harriett Harris, daughter of
.ir.. ana Mrs. L.; P. Harris, was op
erated on yesterday by Dr. Henry
Hart for appendicitis and is report
ed as doing nicely.
Mann's store closed all day Memor
ial Day. 66
"Mr. and Mrs. O. S. Lund and Mr.
and Mrs. C. V. Dudley ot Portland,
are a mfttor touring party enroute
south ,who arrived in Medtord last
night and will spend a, few days in
looking over the valley.- :They are
making their headquarters' at the
Holland. - - - -
A reliner will double the lite of
your tire. ' C; E. Gates Auto Co.
The jury in the case against Mark
Foster, a young- man-charged with
criminal" assault on a young girl last
fall, returned a-jferdiet of guilty In
circuit court early this , afternoon,
after having only been out a short
time. The case, which went to trial
Monday morning, had been contin
ued a number of times for divers
reasons. Foster, was a jitney driver
at the time the crime was committed
and inviting the girl for a ride took
her out to a lonely road on the out
skirts of the city.
' Try onr merchants lunch. The
Shasta ' ' ; ' ' tf
Mrs. O. '"VvV Brariri, formerly of
Waco, Texas, arrived In the city to
day for a visit with her granddaugh
ters. Misses Inez and Iris Cornelius,
who are visiting their aunt; Mrs.
Richard smythe.
The May Co. wHl be closed all day
Decoration Day. ' 56
Los Angeles visitors registered at
the hotels are J. R. Wood at the Hol
land, ; and Chas. M. Hurrle, E. J.
Fitzgerald and G. D. Sexton at the
Medford. Mr. and Mrs. Carl W.
Jones and' V. C. Brock of Seattle,
are also at the Medford. ". .';'
Children's hair cuts one of our
specialties, at the Bowman & Noe
Barber Shop.
Portland men stopping at the Med
ford include R. V. Bowman, R. E.
Johnson, X. J. Jofaanson, J. E. Rou-
ten, W. A. Coggeshall, S. S. Weidel,
James-Shrives.-ft. M. "Miller, Guy
Rogers', George 'Garretskan, S. F.
Wayland, L. S. Lyon and W. F. Sut
ton.
Portland Telegram. Phone 520. 61
Brake lining tur all cars.- C. E.
GatesAuto Co. ' '.
E. G.. Burgess Jr.,' left Sunday for
New York, having been 'called there
by thelllness of his father.
'Furniture nphplste'rlhg,, . mattress
making c,ratlng and packing. Doug
las, 101 South Central. Phone 6,15-J.
' Palmer'-Piano House has rented
the store building formerly occupied
by the Model Clothing Co.," 234 East
Main street, corner of Main and Bart
lott, and will move Into same about
June Iflt. ' ' -'-' "' -! ''
?' Havlnfc bought of the Hale Plarid
House tho Victor ttock,' small goods
and sheet music enables us to fit
out 4 store up to date whereby we
will be able to serve the public as
efficiently as Portland or San Fran
cisco: We sell' everything' musical,
therefore solicit your patronags' an.l
assure you of courteous and fair
treatment. - '"'rr1!
PALMER PIANO HOUSE,
60 234 East Main St.
t00 LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED To contract for orchard
r thinning. Also thinners wanted.
. Phono 740-H. 61
FOU.NU Purse containing money
, on the street Tuesday. . Owner
may have same by paying for adv
and proving property.
RICKERT
. FYES SOIEXTIFICAiiljT .
TESTE1),IXD CLASHES -
PROPERLY FITTED
NO DROPS USED
Broken Lenses Accurately Duplicated
, Mnite l-s over Alar KXt.
:."', ' 128 E. Main, Upstairs
Mrs.-J. M. Klluour'ls a llnlel Hol
land guest' from Rogue lltver.
A F.ugeno motor party stopping at
the Nnsh couslals ot Mr. and Mrs. R.
W. Rittonbcrg and Mr. and Mrs. F.
Campbell.- -
Fair weather Is -tho prediction tor
Wednesday, Tho temperature Is ris
ing again, Monday's maximum be
ing S4 degrees.
Mnira s store closed nll'day memor
ial Day. . 56 K
' Mrs, George 11 ration and 'family of
five, are guests from Klamath Falln
at tho Medford.
It. McPhllllps ot Cincinnati Is' an
Ohio guest at the Medford and II. A
Abemethy of St. Paul Is a Minne
sota guest.
Mrs. J. S. GUI and children left
for their home at Dunsmuir Tuesday
morning after a visit ' with 11. E.
Kunts and family and Mrs. Gill's
brother, Roy tluyor and family. V -'.
Immediately after tho jury had
reported In the Fostor criminal case
this afternoon a civil suit was placed
In trial In circuit court.
Back on the job. Just returned
from the service and ready to do
your piano tuning and repairing, W.
P.' Brooks. Call Palmer Piano Place.
J. J. Buohler will lenvo July 1st
for Atlantic City to attend the na
tional Elks convention as delegate
from the Medford lodge. Mrs. llueh
ter will accompany him on the trip
cast and they expect to bo gone
about a month or five weeks spend
ing most of the tlmo visiting rela
tives. .Mr. Buchter expects to hold
a reunion with his brother of (Now
York city whom he has not-seen for
17 years past. . .
H. J. Barrows of Corvallls and
Fred IJchead of Provolt, are among
Oregon guests at the Holland and
guesta.from this state at the -Nash
Include M. E. Butler ot Glendale and
H.' A:Fallln of Grants Pass.
Re and Mrs. M. F. Chllds left
last night for Springfield and Port
land. At the latter place they will
attend the Oregon conference of the
Free Methodist church.
STEEL TRUST DONATES
$100.000 TO JUGO-SLAVS
NEW YORK. Mnv 27. A sift of
.flOO.000 lv the Vnitcd States Steel
corporation for relief work in Serliin,
and the Jutro-Slnv slates lias been
transmitted to Herbert Hoover, di
rector eeiieral of American relief ad
ministration; the American Jueo-Sltiv
relief brznnizntion announced toduv.
NO. THIRD TERM
: (Continued from page one.) -
had now been',)ut to the lips of all
peoples, and they have drunk and
were refreshed.
"And it is a delieht ftil thought to
ljel;'-e that these nre fountains which
snrnn? hd bnt of' tho soil of the
Americas-; J am not of course sne
crestins or belicvine that ouliticnl lib
ertv had its birth in the American
hemisphere, because of course it h'ad
not. but the -ne'cnl'ar expression of its
characteristic of the modern time,
that broad republicanism, that Centi
me fceline and practice of demooruev
that is becoming ehnrnetcristi" of the
modern world, did hnve its eric in in
America:" and the response of the
peoples of the world to this new ex
pression is. we uiuv perhaps pride
ourselves, a response to an Americnp'
sui:resiion.
: On e AVorlS a Service
'If that is true we owe the world
a peculiar service. If we orieinntert
trreat practices we must ourselves be
worth v of tuem. '1 remeinber hot lone 1
iiso attehdmtr a -, v.crv intcrcstinc j
meeting which was held in the interest I
Catari-h Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, a they
cannot reach the seat of the disease.
Catarrh la a local dLseaae, greatly In
fluenced by conatitutkal conditions, and
In order to cure It you must take an
Internal remedy.- Hall'r Catarrh Medi
cine la taken Internally and acts thru
the blood on the mucousjiurtacea ot the
aystem. Ball's Catarrh Medicine was
firescrlbed by one of the best physicians
n this country for years. It Is com
posed of some of the best tonics known,
combined with some of the best blood
purifiers. - The perfect combination of
the Ingredient In Hall's Catsrrh Medi
cine is what produces such wonderful
results In catarrhal conditions Seed for
testimonials, free. , . .
F. J. CHENEY ,A CO.,' Props., Toledo O.
All DruKfslsti!, 7B".
Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
FreshJGlams
Fresh Crabs
Halibut
Salmon
Codfish
: i: ;;-Today :;::v:'
Gatfish,Shad,Roe
Expected fbi Friday ,
Kodak Finishing
Film develoijinir; 15e roll,- .-.
Printing, post card size. 3 tor 10c,
212s3Vi and smaller. 1 for Sc. '
Hverv dav service
of t'omliinitur Clirisliun iiiii-siiuiln'v
effort tlirouithon't lln world, 1 menu
olimitmtiiur the -- rivalry between
churelies ond itttrcointr Hint Christina
missiiinaries slnmld not represent
lh:s. . that or the oilier ohmvh, liul
represent tlto Btmertil I'lirisiian im
pulse of t.lirf worldl I said I was
thomu'ehlv in svmpalltv Willi the prin
ciple. Imt that I !ibed if it was
rtdoplod thai the iiihiihittiiils of the
heathen countries would mil come to
look at us, because wo wore not our
selves united, hut divided: that while
we were nskitiir litem .to unite, we our
selves did not set the example.
A merlons .Mint Uiilto
''Jtv moral from. Hint recollection
is this: We, nilione oilier l'riends of
liberty, nre nskiiur the world to unite
ill Hie interest of ' brtithrtliood and
mutnul service untt tlto eenitinu nd
vntu'enieitt of individual Und oorinir
alo liluvrtv Ihronitliont tlio world, uiul
we must set the example. ( ,
"Mvill rectill hero to some of vou
an effort that . I ilivself miulo some
venrs nso; soon after I assumed the
'presidency of the I'ttited States, to
do Hint very thine. I was limine that
other slates of America unite- -with
the I'ttited Stntes in dninir Soimtlhinir
which very closelv 'resembled the
formation of the ntvsont lnsne of
Nations. I was ninbitioiis to have the
America do tlie' thimr firsthand set
tho exanii'le to the world of what we
are now about io' Tenliw. ' 1 had a
double obicot in it. not onlv mv tiride
that the Americiis should set the ex
ample and show the genuineness' of
their princinles, hut. that the United
States should have a new relation to
tho other Aptericns,. ,
Tho Monroo Doctrine
' "The United- -Stales upon a 'fa
mous occasion 'warned the govern
ments of Kurope that it would regard
it ns tin unfriendly net if thev tried
lo overturn free institutions in the
western hemisphere and to substitute
their own systems of government
which at that time were inimical lo
those free institutions-:1 but wliilo Hie
United States thus undertook 0f its
own free motion to ho the champion
of America against Bticli nggression
from Kurope, it did not give any con
clusive ri.sumncr that if woulit
never be tho neeressor. What I
Hi.. : .
V M
SoinuchlikecbflF
1 that the (chance is
easy when one frnds-that
coffee, disagrees i.
is a richtasty, heverarfc,
absolutely free from caf-v v
Requires Less Sutiazi
; -f 5 ; "There's, a Reason ? -
TODAY
: -In the Fuiiniest' Farce
k tf 'A
eYouaMaspriT
Great feast fiickding " . HAROLD LOCKWOOD
:;:'.'";.' '"j 'A' Paramount Keissjti'd ......
BARGAiN PRICES Adults 15c,' Children -10c'
.:! .-, iii? "' . " ',! '",'VT ' : y v, : . vi'.v
; ; TOMORROW THURSDAY
j LIU A CAVALIERI in I'THE TWO BRIDES"
PEARL WHITE in Eighth Episode "LIGHTNING
:';-"'.'. ' RAIDER" . .
mAnsbLVTE Safety I
The MedfordNationAlBank
Capital ;
Surplus and
Undivjad Profits $ 30,800
Resources . . $927,331
'.y."H. ooiiR,
Prc8ldont.
wauled lo- do in tlto proposals (o
which 1 . have just referred was to
offer to tho olliev American states
our own bond Unit thev were safe
ngniust us and nil illicit ambitions
wo miulit entertain, tia well as sat'o,
so far ns (he power of tho United
Slates eoltld iiitiko them stifo, against
foreign nations,
"Of course, 1 tun' snri'v Unit liuppv
coiisiimiimtion did nut noiiiv but niter
alt no doubt tho iiiiplu.su was con
tributed to hv us- which has now led
to a sort of mutual pledge on the purl
of the nil tlto self governing nut ions
of the world that thev will be friends
to eirch oilier, not only, hut that
lliev will take- pains to nceui'0 each
other' safety mid independence and
territorial intcuritv, .
;; No t.'reater TIiIiik :.
"No greater thing lias over lift.ii
Pened in tho political world than
that, and I nut tmrticulnrrv gratified
tonight lo think of the hours 1 have
had tho pleasure, of spending Willi
Mr. IVsRoii as n member. -nloinr with
him, of the eommissiou on the League
ot Nations which prepared' the cov
enant which . was submitted to . the
eonlorencB. T have felt as I looked
dnwn the .tiililn aiid caught his eve
that wo hud the same American mind
in regard to the business, and when 1
tntula suggestions or urged arguments,
that t felt were charnetcristiciillv
American, I would nlwuva enti-h
symiintliy in tiis eves. ,'lien others
did nut ciiteli the point at once, lie
always caught it, because though we
were not bred to the same lutigimgc
htcrullv. wo were bred to Hie saiiie
iiolitienl liingiingo and the same no
liticnl thought mid our ideas were
the same. ....
Drinks to Ills Health
"It is. thereforo, with a real sense
of communication and of fellowship
arid or Hiimotllinif more than neigh,
borlv l'ariiiliivritv that 1 find myself in
this congenial company and that I
take mv part with vou in onviiit mv
tTihnto and extending mv wannest
best wishes lo the great country of
Braitil and to Hie gentleman who will
worthily represent her in her presi
dential chair. ' .
"I ask von t'o ioin with me in drink
ing the health of the president-elect
of Urazil."
'... ' '.-''- m
EKtY
ii ir :.n
ONLY
Comedy Ever AVritt'eh
,000
- JOHN A. ORTir, '
' C'ftnlilcr.
TO jhk. STTPPl ' . .THE HOUSE OF
ITTS-Jfeu , BIG FEATURES
LAST
MARGARITA FISHER
"Mantle of Charity
A FIVE ACT FARCE
Tliia Star, This Featura both made a hit loot night.
WILLIAM DUNCAN
"A Man of Might" 'l
COMING WEDNESDAY 4- MITCHELL LEWIS
- , -In- ' Vv
"CHILDREN ON BANISHMENT" ' .
You will remember seoing Mitchell Lewis in ."The
; :., Barrier" and "the Code of the Yukon.",
Wednesday evening we have ""Local -Vaudeville"
... Make the Sweet GIRL GRADUATE happy
With K)ni( delightful .Tewclry (lift, micli ns n lieuuti
ful La Vallicic, l?itiocli or Pin, a Wrist Watch or a
Diamond Ring. '
' The BOY GRADUATE
Faces the lii; world of real life, (live him tho rijjlit
start. "A' dependable Wateh or any .l.'sciiline artii-lo
of Jewelry. ;
MARTIN J. REDDY
Southern Oregon's Loading Jeweler.
Phone 81.
' "Working Money"
THIS does liot mean money which i.4 hoard
ed in a hole in the wall hut that which is
invested in sonic ''"tf concern or which
passes thi'oiigh )he bank time mu again in
the shape of and safety placed loans
for the upbuilding of industry.
The majority of
First National
money.",
Capital
rU
the Rrst National Dank
Mddford
City Treasurer Notice of
Semi-Annual Intereist Due
NOTICE IB IIERiiBY QIV.RN that the semi
annual interest on paving, sewer and wa(ormain as
sessments upon 'all properties for which npjilieation
Avas made, to extend the tiiite'of payment, will bo due
, and. payable at the office of the eiky treasurer Juno
, 19.10, and will be delinquent after thirty (.30) days
from snjd .date and shall bear 'a' penalty of five per
'; .cent (5) upon the'ariioiint of such delinquency. .
' Thirty days after any ttueh- delinquency tho' proji
crty will be sold for the amount of such dcliivqucri'cy
together with penalty and costs of such sale, in ac-"
eordance with the provisions of Sectirtiv 118" of the
city charter. . , - - , -
i ' . i'
-, Dated at Medford, Orego'ii, this 15th day of May,
3.91 i) .
- , MARY A. HASWE'LL.t. -
Treawrer 'of the Oily of Medford, 'Oregrin. '
TIMES - : .
-In- . - . '...
' MUTT-JEFF
"Throwing tho Bull"
. .,..
Visitors always welcome
m Ml
the dnoiiey in the
!ank is "working
'..,.'
$100,000.
I-, i
Oregon