Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 03, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextWEDFOnT) MATL TRTTtUrTE, MEDFOKD. OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1010 THREB CROSS SAVED BY BRITISH BLUFF i ' . , TOKIO, Juno 3, Mtijor, John Itolfmildor, formorly ul Frederick, Mil,, now 'of, TokIo, who U uttiichod to tho- Aniorleun ' Hud Crop In 81 borw, has arrived liaro proimrntory to escorting ; 1,0(10 Ciouho-tilovuk olillum from Vladivostok vlu tho Huo canal to Trbisto nn J thunco to I'ruKua. Tho .' troop uro clilufly those Incnpuollutod by lllnmm. ' "On my rooont trip to Omsk," mild Major Itelfsoldar to tho correspond ent, "wo bud rather it drauiutlo tub louu In Hid hUIIoii at Krasnoyarsk. Tho ComiuckH hud hitched on eight ears without permission, and I or Uoroil thorn taken off. Tho Conuuck rofusud. Tho Million 'commandant' throw up hit ' hands In daspnlr, ex ulalmliiR : 'What ran 1 doT If I Intorfitro on either sldo, 1 will bo "hot for my' puliia.' Thou ho wont Away, whlnllliiK. ' , "Tho Cossack boKnn to threaten, and two of tbalr arflcura 'covorod' ino with tbalr revolvers. Thoy said they would lick mo and my amall guard of . American mildlnm, Ot tourie, I nn ll thoy couldn't. Just bohlnd luo.'ono of my soldiers In bin turn wan 'covering' tho Cossack of flconi nnd furthor off othnr Amorlcun soldiers and Cossack riders woro KlarUm at one nnnthur, tholr hand on rifles or rovolvora. It wan all 'bluff,' of course, hut I didn't wuut 'any awkward Incident to linppon, ' "I telephoned to tho commandor ot tho ItrllUh forces stationed ' ul Krasnoyarsk, oxplnluliiK tho sllua t Ion. tie tald I wan quite within my rlnhla In going .west wllboul tho Cossacks. Ilo anlil tin would send a detachment rightdown to tho ata llon. t reported my conversation to tho itltil Ion 'commandant.' .. ,"Th 'commandant' wu no longer In doubt aa to hla allltudo. Hit snld: 'My dsnr sir, you will Icavo In flftoon nilnuKM' - without, tho Cossacks.' And wo. did. ' "Harms pulling out I again lolo phnnad'to the' Urltlsa offlror, saying 1 had 'no furthor naad ot hU assist ance. - ilo, replied: 'Oh, I know It would "lit all right. Of course, I had no Intention of eendlug dowu a do tachmout." ri FRENCH MARQUISE DIES , ' AT AGE OF 105 YEARS I'MflH, Juno X Paris bus IuhI Inst i( I ciilonnnrinn In tho Mnruuise il'lliivrtlniiiirt, horn Dm-, ill, lul l, when. Nni'iili'im was pliinniiiii bio Inst offurt 'un I ho IhIo of Kllm. Hlio whh nearly 105 vonrs old. Tho tlormiiiis sacked W ohnuluiui in 1H7U mid Bunin on , 1 11 4. ' Waihlnaton Bank Robbed KVBIJKTT. WjihIi.. Juno X The vniilt of tho (.'itiii'ii' hunk ot Kiillan. was dvnnmitod Inst niuht nnd pontuulH n f n riumhcr of sufolv deposit boxes wore arolon. It is- believed saverul thousand dollars in securities woro obtained, cliifil v Liberty ImndK. Tho ynfe cniituiiiltiir cash whh untouched. The Outbursts of Everett True ByCONDO Last niomt t aiyrrcD, iNto fit xz.ofK(i.a DCSTWeCoJ AN AOSIV5 MN (OND Wife. X VUT Hlrl OUT MXH ONS OQP s LANDING PLACES E FESTIVAL ARE SELECTED POIITI.AND, Juno 3. Ton of tho 12 luii tl In K pliiccn to bo uiiod by the alx Curtln alrplanoa and ono I.lli orty motor - equipped Dallavllimd pliinn In tholr fllKht from Mnlhor .fluid. Sacramento, to Portland for tho Victory roo cnrnlvnl, have boon clionon by Klrat'f.laiilonanti Hoih T. Kronch ot Albany and I.. It. Mullln m no of Portland, roprosontlng the Portland Aoro club, . . Umlnr I ho Immodlato guidance of Colonel Lowla P. C'ampball and John F. KlHoly, who dtrlbutod r" 'ontl vnl lliornluro from an accompany ing machine, tho party came up tho Pacific highway and was mot liy civic committee! from Atfiland, Medford, Orantg Pnm, Olandalo, Roaeburg, 'Cottugo Orove, Bugono, Corvallln, Albany and Satom. 81m llnr trlpii to Oregon City and Wood burn will ho made soon. z STRIKE AS PROTEST COIIl.KNZ, Monday, Juno 2. (By Tho Aaiioclated Prem.) A general utrlke throughout the American oc cuplod area was declared by tho Uormuns today as a protest against the roportod munching ot the Rhen Inh republic at Wiesbaden. It wai very brief, however, being only four hours In duration, tho workmen re turning to tholr labors at 1 o'clock this aftornoon, after being warned by tho Amorlcan military authorities Tho principal striker woro the railroad employes and the street car workers at Treves and Cohloni. The Amarlcans sent word to the labor loadora that unless the Gqrmans re turned to wrK oy l o ciock mo ioaa era and all tho other strikers would bo doportod Into sections ot Germany unoccupied by American troops. The Intor-allled railway commission re ported that all tho workers had ri turned to tholr Jobs. (7 Health in the Mornind Dish When you eat Grape-Nuts for breakfast yoti combine a dish of tfr eat enjoyment with solid food value a v Grape-Nuts is a builder of brain and brawn a real food : scientifically pre pared to meet the modern demands of efficiency. "There 's a Reason MIDNIGHT ROMANCE PAGE WEDNESDAY A nioilorn' fviiiintiio Dr Jckvll mid Mr. 1 1 vile, who HiiliHtilutoH tho two I'unioiiH I'biiruclifrii'.iitioriH ot niunli- ik'mh nnd criminnlitv wilb the liverv nnd toil of n hotvl inuitl bv dnv. nnd bv f.iidit with tiio bcuiitv nnil liivinli uusi.ii of a rcu'nl ironcncoi loved and (louulit bv it Kociotv Honico, in tlifc mvHlorv ntlo uliivcd bv Anitu Stowurt in "A Miilniu'lil Homiinro," tho Honond of lior MerioH nf now Hiiennl fouturo iirijiliii'tinnH. to be hlniwn nt tho l'ntre thiiulor. Htiirlintr next WodiKwditv. , 'Ah Murio", the iniiid. wIioko Noft, ton- dor IiiiiicIh with Innit. tnni-rine finucrH, nnd tho nniHo of it uirl burn to oom- innnil. which him tni'K hard to con- f ANITA STEWART 1 L'A MIDNI6HT"ROMANCg ' rrnl, combine to belie her Crab scr vanl'a liverv. Minn Ktewart has a. dif ficult charavtenzatinn to enact. Hvs- lorv U tho predominant note in the Ktorv, which wan Hueceflted bv Marion Orth and directed bv Miss Loin We ber. . . Tho romnnoe wbirh carlv becomes a factor in her routine life as a hotel emnlfivpe 'romixilH her to avoid dig oovcrv bv voung IiiiL-er Sloan, while she iH orcunicd an the uinid in their hotel huito. for fear of losing his af fection for her. To him Hhe is a mid night phantom of the bench and hotel rurdens. There she meets hnn frc- nucntlv nt the nivstorv hour, bcuutt ful nnd cnptivatinir in ucr wondorlul cowns. And then when two society nlottcrH seek to victimize Sloan, her double role of maid bv duv and Indv of mvstcrv bv niuht becomes mre dif fii'iiltv ... Tho final complications nnd situa tions in tho production contain a Ke rics of surpririiiuf developments, with the final denouements withheld until tho I'losimr scenes,. . (, i 170LKS are a heap like tobacco. That's hot-heade& bitey folks. That's flat, uninterestin' folks. An then thars roins urc vkivci 7 " fren'ly, too. .A IPs ... u . . M n b n FRIENDLY H TOBACCO rj 0 0 fn Hf-.sf.ribe the : . positively plcasitig quality that sets VELVh,l tobacco apart. There is that indescribable something about VELVET, , that is associated in men's minds with the thought of a friend. . ' . . It is a satisfying smoke-never harsh; without a bite... Like a friend it "agrees" with you no matter how mucn you use n. Long, patient ageing in wooden hogsheads does it. .Friendship must ripen slowly. Good tobacco the same way. An army of men have learned this through VELVET. Today is a" good time to get a lot of comfort out of a pipeful of friendly VELV fc. i . . V ' Roll a VELVET ' Cigarette VELVETS nahm-agtd mSdnmn onJ smooth"" ma ft Jatt n or ciganlttx. . ... . 15c PARKS AND FORESTS SAX FRANCISCO.' Cul.. June 3. To tho maioritvof the-prospective suinnicr campers or-thoso fieuring on vacations in the irrent outdoors there exists little or no distinction between the nationul forests nod the national parks. As n mutter of fact there is considerable dil'forenco 'which must bo taken into consideration bv the. va-i cntionist in arriinsiiic'for his annunl outinir. Tho prime difference between tho two is: ";. , The national parks nrci mninlaincd in the'r Drimevnl stutc. it beine the purpose to preserve . those districts ns natural licritntros to future gener ations, as examples of wilderness when tho hand of ninn has eradicat ed nil frontiers. For this reason noth ing is allowed to be disturbed and birds nnd animajs f.nd safe sanc tuary hero. Kigiil remilntions are strictly muintaincd. ... The national forests, on the other hand, are muintnined ns nn oconomio asset. . Timber is cut nnd herds ernj-'t. cd. Campers arc nt liberty to como and go ns tliev plonsc without restric tion, nnd tho huntsman and nnirler with few cxcciitions is reouired onlv to confonu to the enmo laws .which olililin in tho statu in.which tho park; is located. , Fnrthormorc, it is 'pos sible for persons to rent from tho irovornmcnt, at from fivo to ton dol lars a vonr. a hnlf nore or ncro of land, on cither short or loner term ronewnblo loases. On it ha may build any sort of summer homo his fani'v dictates. Ho is amenable onlv to such roatulntions ns obtain in ahV community. Should he not cftre' to' ronow his lease tho proportv rovorts to tho government.. In tho case of buildincs or other improvements, the government will buv these nt n fair prico if thov nro available for use, In the event thov are not, the owner is allowed to sub-lease tho proportv ' Y, GET1ING UP STEAM BREST,' June 3. Tha liner Georgo Washington, In which 'President Wilson has three times crossed the Atlantic, has been ordered to ba ready to sail on 12 hours' notice at any time after midnight, June 5. Tho Mount Vernon, with 6,000, regulars from the 6th division under, command of Major General Walter H. Gordon, salted this morning tor New York The Slboney and,. the Lprlznlm, each carrying 4,000 men nt the 81st, sailed for Port. News., , Summer Time Saving Time WITH school out and the boys at. work that will be a good time to teach them thrift. " If you will see that YOUR youngsters have Savings Accounts here at the FIRST NA TIONAL we'll see that a good portion of ;, their earnings become SAVINGS. " Liberal Interest on : , , Savings Deposits. TZie Rrst National Bank Medford Oregon FLOUR FLQUHf VILMO FLOUR Manufactured From the Home Grown Wheat For Home Trade Rogue Valley Milling Co. Medford, Oregon MEDFORD, T-V'- ' EAGLE POINT, v BUTTE FALLS Jitney Service Starts Tuesday, May 20th. Leavoa Nash Hotel 8:80 a. m. and Butte Falls at a p. m. dairy. - . JDI LESLIE. " PHOYB 300 ,'. Why wait until the FLIES Come? . s . Order your SCREENS NOW and have them put on early. ; TROWBRIDGE CABINET WORKS Phone 421-J.' 10th and Grape IceFree! We are going to give away one . 500 POUND ICE BOOK ' With each neW Refrigerator. This will lessen the high cost of refrigerators. : Every refrigerators is guar anteed or money refunded. Poole Furniture Co.