Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 18, 1919, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTURDTOT?T "MATH TRTP.TrNTTC, Tf IIBFOT?!), OTW ION", WEDNESDAY, TUNE '18, WW PAOE THREE 10 AID COAST I'dKTI.ANI), .J unit 1H Wc.nl win. rm'civi'il Ihm'o ludnv from WiinIiiiiuIoii lluil a bill iiiHH'HPiiiiliii:: $'',.'ilHI,IIIMi In liuili'li ii iiiiniliii' iiiiiiiiint viiIimI Iiv I III' lll'lipln III' Ol I'L'ON for Ilic j 1 - liilll III' III" IIiiiikiiVI'II Iliilillll'V llillll wav nliuiir Hit' Oi'itiiii i'iiiimI, wiim in Iriiilui'i'il vi"ili'i'ilnv Iiv llniiroM'iilu livc lliiwli'v nl' Ot'i'unn. . lliM'i'i'xi'iilnlivii I . nl' CiilU'iiriiiii. wild In in) rmliii'i! I In' lull in lln' Imtixii InilllV, it WIIH Mllli'll, h.; inur $l'illll, lMI to I'xli'inl UiIm liiuliwiiv In Kim I'riiiii'isi'n, Tim hluli' nl' ('iilil'iMiiiii i liuililinir ii liii:liwuv iilimu tliu I'imiil In Crc.iMiiil Cilv, mi I lie Ori'uou linn, mill Mill hiinii luivo it riiiiinli'ti'il In Klll'l'lill, llnl'll'llllltivi 1,111 llllllln In iilitniii mi niiirniiriiil!iii In liriuv lliix hIiiIii hk'liwuv iin In I hi' hlnii'l ni'il nriiimHfil 'nr the Orru'im imrt nl' lln' mini, it wii ili'i'ln nil. EXPECTED JULY 4 WASHINGTON. .Iiiim IH..-Fiii'llii'i' linmli inilriiL'i's urn i'Xihm'IimI Iiv W'll liniii .1. I I villi, i-liiii' nl1 tin- litirrnii nl' iiivi'nliL'iitiiiii nl' tin' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 r 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 nl ill-Ill I', who "Hill InilllV UVITV liri'l'llll- Itun wns brini? Inki'ii Iiv imln-i' thru mil (In I'liiiiitrv In I l n II lln' r;nl ii'iili, All lln1 iiri'iil linmli iiulriiui'i liiivi' In'i'ii I'liiini'iti'il. Mi-. I'Imiii wild, iiinl Wi'ii' iiiKiiiri'! 'Iiv n imii'lv ilntui'Kli' i . ' in. nl, v Ii it-li virtually Inn In'i'ii iili'iiltl'ii'il, Mr. I'lvini hiiiiI Iin i'imiil mil -iiv wlii'ii llin iii'U linmli imlriiL'ii luiiHil iin nni!irliil;t'n. Sninit nl t'ivinlK nt' tin ilrpiirlint'lit nl' iii"tii'i', however, i'x ln'i t III" next iiiiivi'Iiii'iiI Iiv tlm rmli-riil- In Iin tninli' mi Inili'iii'inli'iii'ii Duv. "Wi know tin' Hiiiirin Irnm whii'li till".!' Iinlnll nliiTlilnr-M hllVi licrn rnlil iii'j," Mini Mr. Klviin. "It will tulii' hiiiiii'liiiM' In i-li'ur tin inutti'r mi. Iml it will In- rli'iiri'il iin." Tin' cliy couui'll hint nlnht unuiti'il tho riu-t tn cIoho Main. Oitkdalc, Holly, Ivy niul KlKhth mri-i'iH mir rniiiulliiK I Iin rlty park for n f'' houm mi thn iluy tho Whitney lioyn rlinriiH of tniii voice In hero, whlih wlllvho about July 25. Thin wins iIiiiid lii'-nimo till) city im rVc In about llui imly .plum where thin lit n nvcnl could ho nliiK''il. For tlio bout tnimmnco aoo Holmci, tlio Inmirniicu Man. Tlio .Modford niiiinnnl itunrd rom palty will ho ltiHi('i'tnl at lln armory tomorrnw nlttht tiy a I'. 8. iiriny In spector, anil after I llin liiicctlnn I hi' officer will hurry hy unto to Anlilmiil to IniiiH'it the ooiiipaiiy i( that city. Ilomatltchlng, I'ocollltK, Handicraft Shop. David John, or WIIIIiiiiik, la In the rlty tnilay niul ho rnpnrtH thn trull In thn OrnKon raven free from hiiow mill In Kooil condition, naya the (Iranta 1'an.i Courier. (Initio Uowley, iiiiilur tlio direction of tho forestry Hervlen In now nt tho nven niul liln Hervlccs aro truo to tlm public. There Ik no provlMion nt tho cave for the nri'onuiioiliilloii of totirlBm but It is roporleil that W. ('. Klscley. of Wll 1 1 ii id h. wIioko pl.iro Ih tho flmt limine lifter croKHlm; tipper Williams crock, Ih innkltiK iirnuiKiMiioiita for the nc euiiimoilutlon of purl leu of HiuIIim! tiiunlier. Mo Ih iiIho In a. position to turn lull ImmoH fur tho trail trip. 1'artlcn will ho nlilo to Kot In touch with Mr. Klxley hy phono thru the ApploKntu cent nil. Hervlcen In tho Contra,! Polnl f'hrliitlati church Thumilay ovo In- Htoiul of tonlithl for thlH weak only. ICvoryhoily Invltoil. A litrKO Krnup of ninmlinoi of Hie ApoHlollc Knlth in liiHioii In Hun Kran cIbco pituBPil 'thru .Mud ford thin innrn- Iiik In it HiHwIul I'ullmiin couch nt tnchnit to tho notihliolinil piiHKeiiKi'r t rii hi ouroulo to nlli'iiil tho camp inceilim In I'liitlaiiil of thitt relli;l(iiin noct, mill woro mot tit tho depot by n number of niomhom of tho locnl iiiln Dion. - . Dry oalt ntul fir wood for nolo, 1'liono SIS-lt. 100 l.oator Adanm, former reportor on Iho Mmlfortl (11111 and for Hiiiilo llmo pant on tho nlnff of Iho Sncramnnlo Union of which Im In now tologrnpu oilllor, nrrlvod In tho clly thin morn IliK Willi Ills wire for 11 visit Willi hie lmruntH, Mr. ami Mm. Churlca Adnnin and iMi'H. Ailiiiiia' parontH, Mr. niul Mrs. Will II. Wllnon. When ho wan workliiK In Modford ho wan faiiilllur ly known m "Scoop." W. It. Onylord In homo from a bus. In end trip to Portland In tho Interest of tlio Unlvcriiiil tiro filler, he huv InK purchnaeil nil Interest In the lum inous horo to ho oporiilod In connec tion wllli tho lliirloy-Davldson lino of inolot'oytles mid bicycles. U.S. LABOR PROTEST CANADA ARRESTS HKUilNHIIAM', WiihIi., ,111110 JH. Nvininilliv I'nr llin "Iriku Ii'ihIimh nl Wiiiuiiii'!; . win nviiri'HKi'il bv lln Wndiiiiuliiii Slate I '! 1 11. 1 1 in 1 1 nl' l.n Iml' tliin iih 1 en i ni' ami llin Hoci'i'larv w'lni iui'ti'iii'li'il In i.i'inl 11 ti'li'U'i'iiiu In Hie iniivnr nl' Wiiiiiini'L' 1 i 1 1 1 1- I iii'' ilirii inl llin "mil riiL'c" nl' bin nilniiii it.1 riilinii iliirini; llin Millie anil ilc 11111111111111 llin I'i'b'iiHi' nl' llin men nr ii'hIciI vi'Hlerilav. A'ANCOl'VKK. II. C. .Juiin 1 8. Tlm Vniu'oiiver Nliikn cniiiinilli'i) 1111 IIIIIIUI'I'll Iniluv il' III" WillllilH'l.' slrikc li'iuli I'm tn'e Iml ri'li'iiHi'il a riMiiii'Mt will lie iniiile lluil Hie Iriiili'M iiiiiiu'I'i'hk nl' ('lunula Hint 11 niilinii wiili) i-lriki' be 1'iillcil. Slmiilil llin ex. live nl' Hie IriiilcK I'liiiL't'e'in ri'l'ii-ii' In t'l'iinl Hie ri'iini"!. Hill Vlllli'lillVer lllllliianeelllent blinl, Hie uuilter will be leli in Hie liiilnU nl' Hie viiriiiiiK Irlnli 'i ami Inlmr I'liun i'ili. wlln will lnl:e hleiis In remove tile iireneiit executive. I.OH AN(!i:i.i:H, .Iuiid IK. (InorKO I Innibriiiiii, 11 nei'.rn polltliian, wiih fnunil i;iilliy tnilay In ntipoiliir cuurl of buvliiK Klvmi mid offered to tslve 11 brllio to Mayor I'. T. Woodman. Tho Jury wiim out In hours. Ilen ilnrHiiii will bo sentenced rrbluy. Mayor Wonilniiin was recently nc iillll"d 1111 a I'liiirKe of hiivlnB nccoit ml tlio lirllio In iies(lon. HUNS OPPOSED TO REPLY (Continued from pugs ono.) iti'ds AliiiiU (m eminent WKIMAIJ. .Iiiim IS. (Iiv tlm At--oi-iali'.l I're.l Kit t V Sniiitiiciin niul ( 'tiiiiiiiutiiNt iiriHiincrn reeetitlv ieen"cil From the Wciinnr lull, nlmrt Iv niter luiilniulit lliin iiinniiiiL'. al iielied the cii'.Hi wliere the ineiiilier" n' tliu mivcrmiii iit live. TbeV were retuila'd bv a luiie L'litinl, who stnnil bv 11 luaeliiiii' lmiii until be bud driven nl'f Hie mull. It wax lililuirelillv Hie illtcutinll nl' the imilv lii M'izn I'rei-ideiit Kberl, I'remier Si-lii-iileiiiiitiu mid Htitave Nn-!;e. miiii-ti'r oF ilefensp. Tin iiltiit'kiiii: imrtv iiinde 11 sitr- ltrii.1' tb';.ei'lit llltull Hie l'll:-4il' llllii Hi"- aiuieil the ijiiiiriN it the rntiiiiu e. lliev intliilL't'd 111 erviui; llii.iiejli the winitiiw, biiuevcr. mill till' arutlM'il thn ensile tt'tml's. HI'.IM.IN. .lune 1". t 'ninnienliiiL' on the iilln'il renlv In the (ierni.m coiin ter lirnliU'.ubi, In tile terni'i nt' twuec. Hie I'laiilUiiil (lii.elto miV': "Wbittever we iin will be lerrilile. I icritintiv ii' in im ini.titinii to rctiiti In Mull the (ri'iilv when the Kit'iiatiire in I'nrci'd bv 1111 iilliinatiim. I.e us re--11:11 nalM'lve- to tint inevitable ami liuiie for a belter future." I'. K. Tniiw Iteaily ('OIII.I'.NZ. .lune 17.-- (Iiv the A neiatcd I'ress! The eoiieentratit'ii nt' Irntiiis tieriuiraltii'V to iidvaueiiiL' lurlber iiiln (Icniiuiiv if I lit- (ienmint refuse to Hi'ii (lie terms nl' nonce, will bcL'iii WciIiicmIiiv Hirnuijliiiul all Hie oi'i'illiictl area. Orders to this effect were received Inilav From Marshal I'dcli. cniniiinniler-in-i liiel' of Hie al lied iiiiiiies. who sent similar orders to all the allied forces nil (ieriiian soil. Lieutenant (iencral Hunter t.i.' '.'ell, eumiiinniler of Anieiienn forces ill Hie Cebl en, urea, said that Hie American forces were nil readv In move itliead nt a iniuiieut's' nntice. lH'.AI.. .lune IH. Kiuht American steamers laden willi urovisinns for (leniianv are ilelaiiuil in the Ihiwus iiemlin1.' tlio sii:tiiinr of Hie neaee I rent v. I Lentil Blr.o lypowrltor pnpor $1.50 por box of B00 HhootK. Good qmillty UoikI, Modford Printing Company, it . Old pupoi's for litilltlliiK tiros nnrt Uoubo cloanlub', lOo bunillo, J. F. Bryan Says He Spent a Fortune on Self and Wife "I Hpent 11 small fortuno on ined Icfnes for myself and wile beroro we Kill hold of Tan lac, which 110011 put :m end to our troubles," said .1. F. Hryuii, of 7t:i South Seventh street, Waco, Tex. "I'or six months," ho continued, "I wiis bo crippled up with lhenma tlHiu that I couldn't lift my left foot throo Invhes from tho Kioiind. My arms a nil nhoitldurs sometimes pained mo as If thoy woro holnn torn with rod hot plueora, mill Iho lunacies of my loft Ion foil llko ithoy woro tied Into kiiols and ovory tli'uo I moved I would utmost cry out. In pain. My wife, too, suffered tortibly with a misery In her Htoniach for fifteen yon in and could (tot 110 relief, 110 mutter hut she did. , . "Sluc tnkttiK Tnnlac I eon not. about uuuVulp my work as well as 1 over did, uml her troubles are koho and slio Is gnlnlui; In welclit tinil KlroiiRlh ovory day. Wo both fool so happy over tho benefits wo hnvo re ceived from Tnnlnc that wo can hardly stop talklitK about II." Tnnlno Is sold In Alcdtnrd by West Hldo Plinrniuoy, In Gold Hill by M. D. Ilowors, in Central Point by MIhs M. A, Moo, In Ashland by East Bldo Plinrmnny, In Knulo Point , by Von dur llollou, Adv. Blanche Sweet Winsome Star in "The Unpardonable Sin' h4 - V V J ' 1 A L t 1 "The L'litnirdonnlile Sin," which i lo be inv. elite, 1 at the I'imc Hicalcr for n three duv eiii.'iiL'ciiieiit bc'.'iiiiiiii'.' Tliiir-duv, is a mnvine nietnre ut-Irin-tinit which Meiifiiril tieotile who have liillnweil Hie ilcvi'liiniiient of the Hereon as a medium fur the nieseiitn t tort nl! reiillv bit: dramiitic iiU'iis eaiitinl aft'nrtl tn mi'.''. 'J'hcre have been iiiiiuv 1 1 ri 1 1 11 ii 1 1 1 1 il eMircssioim of nliiiiinn lo Hie ellccl Hull "The I'n luirilniiable Sin" is the u'rcnlest iihn-tni'l.-tv ever iirniluecil. mid 1 lu-rc is no ilfiitil nt' Hie stiiteiuent Hint it ranks with Kiicli. attractions n "The Jiirlli of a Nation." "Intolerance" and "llenrU of tho World." all of which are oulstamlinir sucecsscs in the realm nf iiiovim; uictores'. "The rinuiriloiialile Sin" was com nleled oil the Pacific Coast n few weeks iil'O ut a time when there were assembled in I,os Anacles tiractical Iv all of the hi-' men of the motion niclure indiistrv. and it was before an audience composed of these men that the nbotoiilav was first exhib ited. I he consensus nf oniniiiii was E Mmo, Hcliiimann-llolnk and party coiislstlnK of .Mr. Kritnk I.a Vutku, Krnosto Jlerumen anil MIhh I.ois Htuors of Portland, arrived in Ash land on 10:15 this niornlni: and arc HtoppInK at the ifotol Austin. On tho arrival of Mmo. Hchumann iielnk at the iiotol Austin, a lurxe crowd conslKtlnK of all the music teachers of Ashland and the children of tho schools wcro massed upon the stops and lined up the sides of tho iitcoot, uud the thorouKhfure was curpotvd with cedur and roses and tho iinidum greeted tho children In a most joyous manner, kUsinK many of tho little tots. Altogether It was one of tho prettiest occasions ever seen In Ashland. The concert party will leave on the midnight train tonight for San Francisco, and Madam Hchumunn Hclnk will sing thin week in tho great stadium of the University of California, at Derkoley. Mmo. Schumann-Iielnk accompan ied hy Miss IxjIb Steers of Portland and J. Ii. Fuller, president of tho Ashland Chautauqua association, mo tored over to Mvdford this noon and had luncheon at tho Hotol Medford. Hull "The Unpurdoruiblo Sin" wan liitt in everv Henso of tho word bitr in tho stnrv told, hi tr in ils manner of lelliiiL'. anil bitr in the work of Hlnnehe Sweet, the star, and the iiluv ers who Kimiiort her. .This early ouitiiou has been more than confirm ed bv the reviews of movintr nietnre critics in New York who have re cently been afforded tho opportunity of passim? iiidtTOont upon it. YOUR CATARRH MAY LEAD TO CONSUMPTION Dingcrou to Use Treatment for Only Temporary Relief. There is a more serious stage of Catarrh than the anuoyanco caused by the stopped-up air passages, uml other distasteful features. . The real danger comes from the tendency of the disease to continue its course downward until the lungs become affected, and then dreaded consumption is on your path. Your own experience has taught you that the disease can not' be" cured by sprnyi. InlmloM, atomizers, jellies and other local applications. S. S. S. has" proven S Jitos tatls factory remedy for Catarrh he cause it goes direct to its source, and removes the germs of the dis ease from the blood. Get a bottla today, begin the only logical treat ment that gives real results. For free medical advico write Medical Director, 47 Swift Laboratory, At lanta, Ga, SWIM KAPS Mako your cTioiee -while the assortment is complete. Sold exclusively by, ; nkMjonroe i 11 JL V V- COLLAR CLllETTPEABODYflCCo: Imc-.TROYW I THREE MORE DAYS t The MAY GO;S ANNUAL CLEARANCE SPRING and SUMMER MERCHANDISE SUITS, COATS, DRESSES, SKIRTS. CORSETS, BRASSIERES, COLLARS, KID GLOVES, COTTON UNDERWEAR. COATS AND SUITS $l'.").00 viihics iiriccd at $19.50 '2S.r,0 values priced at $21.00 'J).rU values priced at $22.50 M2.r) values priced at $25.00 :!r.0() values l.ri 1 nf $26.50 :!!).:)(J vitlucs priced at $32.50 X CORSET DEPARTMENT t I liuval Woreesler Oorsets, Xo. "47, $2.,"0 ('"oi-sets. Priced at $1.49 Xo. :i'2. ifll.OO Corsets. Priced at $1.S9 Xo. r IS, C'oi'sets. Priced at $2-49 Xo. "S(). $.;")() Coi-sels. Priced at $1.49 Xo. IH)."), 2.00 Corsets. Prjced at $1.39 Eon Ton Corsets - l.r.0 Corsets. Priced at $2.49 ifa.OI) Corsets. Priced at $3.49 t ? ? ? ? T t & $1.50 J'rassieres BRASSIERES irl.25 P.rassieres. n Priced 79 I'rieed ...UStp C0LLARDS AND VESTEES 1 $(.:0 Vest ee at $4.50 $2.00 Vest at $1.49 V ' '-VM ' tM I I' ,11' 1TXm70 ").()() Vestec nt ....$3.50 $1.25 liupoi'ted Pou-co Silk S9 $1.00 Tuiported Pongee Silk 69 u(i-iii(4i Liyht and liark Pereales....25 KID GLOVES $2.00 Tan Street 0 loves, priced , at $1.49 $2.2,1 Tim Street Gloves, priced - at $1.89 t f T V Agents t JIollK T T PARASOLS Ono Special Lot, priced at $1.00 All Kegular Parasols One-Third Off. Pictorial Keview Patterns, ''Journal Patterns. DRESS SKIRTS $2.")0 Skirts, priced $1.50 $:?.7o Skirts, priced $2.00 $4.00 Skirts, priced $2.50 $5.50 Skirts, priced $4.00 $0.50 Skirts, priced $3.75 $7.00 Skirts, priced $4.50 $10.00 Skirts, priced $6.50. LADIES' HOSIERY 85c Thread Silk Onyx Hose, colors silver and suede. Priced at 65 75c Calexo Lisle Hose, cardinal, brown. -Priced at ....60 75e Knox Knit Hose, navy only, priced at 59 (iOc Lisle Hose, colors cardinal, brown only. Priced at 50 Xo.' (4, 29c. White Hose. Priced at 25ji All Odd Lots of Hosiery will be spe cial priced in this sale. T t 4 t f t T T T f T T T T f T t t COTTON KNIT UNDERWEAR $.1.25 Athena Union Suits, odd sizes, Driced nr. SflrV - $1.50 Atlfena Union Suits, odd sizes, priced at $l.iy All odd lots and sizes in Kuit Under wear will be offered at special prices. NOTION DEPARTMENT Air.Float Talc Powder 25c Tooth Brushes ;15(. Ink Tablets at 50(5' Rubber Gloves .1. lot new Moire Bags at 4-oz. Bottle Peroxide 8-oz. Bottle Peroxide IG-oz. Bottle Peroxide Pearl Buttons, doz Palm Olive Soap, Doz .....10 ...19 25 29 $1.00 15p X isup 35? 5 .$1.00 Express and Parcel Post Paid on all Mail orders. TOP ; Ufa 1YJL JLJ CO. A. . W. HUBBS, , ! Manager t t i 4 FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony SlftpiKil TKRM ' Specialist in tho application ot correct principles to each individ ual pupil, beginners or advanced. Private lessons only. Interesting courses in Piano and Harmony and JIusIo Compo sition. Also Teaching Course. HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO 401 Llherty liiilldlng. Phone 72 pooooooooooooocxxwocooooooooooooooooooocxioooooooooocxa THE PLACE Where you eat like at home and feel at home THE GU5HER CAFE oocexjooaoexxaooooooooooooooeexxaootxxxxacxiooooooooeotiee Come and See Us In our new and up-to-date quar ters at tho old stand, corner South Itiverttido and Kighth avenue. Wo do all kinds of wood work. auto repairing, general blacksmitU- ing and horse shoeing. Billings Carriage and Auto Works BARGAIN IN NEW Buick-Six iHBMagoRnnBMBiHaa - 1919 Model, New, Fully Equipped. A Bargain. See it at Battery Shop 115 W. Main St. Medford GIM CHUNG . , China Herb Store Herb cure for earache, headahe, catarrh, diphtheria, sora throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula tion, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast, cures all kinds ot goiters. NO OPERATION'S. Medford, Oregon, Jan. 13, 1917 This is to certify that I, tho under signed, had very severe stomach trouble and had been bothered for several yoars and last August was not expectod to live, and hearing of Glm Chung (whoso Herb Store Is at 214 Bouth. Front street, (Medford) I de cided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and I started to feeling bat ter as soon as I used them and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend, nnyone afflicted as 1 was to see Gim Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) W. It. JOHNSON. Witnesses: M. A. Anderson, Medford. S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point. Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point. W. L. Childroth, Eagle Point. ; C. E. Moore, Eagle Point. ' ; J. V. Molntyre, Eagle Point. ( Geo. r Von der Hellen, Eagle Polit, Thos. E. Nichols, Eaglo Point. With Medford trade is Medford made The Percheron Stajlion PAUL The Percheron stallion Paul Is reg istered la the American Breeders and. Importers Percheron Registry, No. 53727. - Color black. Foaled July 8, 1910. Bred by A.C . Ruby, Portland, Oregon. Sired by Raspail 51185. First dam Pauline 51548. . Paul will make the season of 1919 as follows: . i Mondays and Tuesday at Dr. Helms barn in Medford. Wednesdays and. Thursdays at Tal-. ent. Saturday at Barron. " " ' Terms $20 to insure in' foal. $19 for the season and $7.60 for single service, .v Butler Walker, Owner. . CIIAJUUOS I. HOMI!, Manager.