Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 30, 1919, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextMKDFORD MAI H T1M1UINK MttDPORlV OKKOOX. MONDAY, .1UNK HO,, -10.10 PAUJ3 SIX SCORE OF PRETTY Ff ON BOARD TII10 U. S. S. GEOU01J WASHINGTON, Sunday.' .hino 59. (BySvlreless to Associated Tress.) Several thousand returning Amer ican soldiers and a score of pretty French war brides are on bourd the presidential ship on Us voyage to the Vnlted States. A number of the sol dlors who wero membors of Ihe guards at the Paris Whito House and the hotel Do Crlllon, headquarters of the American delegation, were mar ried during their sojourn in Paris. Tho regulations provide no means for tho brides to accompany their husiiands aboard tho George Wash ington and for a while It seemed that they might be left behind. A tearful joint dispatch from the brides to President Wilson however led to the making of arrangements for their ac commodation and they are one of the happiest novelties of tho voyage, watch so far has 'been 1n . perfect weather and on a calm sea. DEMPSEY PICKLES FACE FOR FIGHT RULES OF ARMY OCCUPIED DISTRICT REMAIN IN FORCE COHI.ENZ. June 28. Holes anil roL'iibitions issued by. the authorities of the urmv of occupation soon nftor enterine tiermanv last December will oontiime in effect indefinitely. Third Arinv headmmrters today announced. " Trench No. I Is Former!. KETCJHKAX, Alaska. CBv Mail.) Trench No. 1. Sons of Democracy, composed. of veterans of -the world war. has been organized in Ketchikan. , I i I TOI.KDO, Ohio, June ;S0, Vor I'oar of an hunrv U his bands on the eve of his licavv'wciahl chamiuonsliip contest With Jess Willunl. Jack IVmp sev todav was instructed to cliiniunt.' all iienvv hittinsr l'rom liis tniiniii'-' lionts.' The instructions wore issued Bt the reoaest of Tex lvicki-.rd. lro niotor of the Fourth of Julv match, who also intends to make the rcoucst of Willnrd. Sunday saw the las hard work out of Dempsoy and from now on tho challenger will case off rapidly in his training. This is a necessity rather than n choice so far as the Salt l.aUc heavyweight is concerned, for he is so fine physically that there is no more than a remote danger of his going stale. This afternoon Dcmpscv plans to box four rounds in which nothing but light work will he attempted. Willnrd on the other band plans to continue his recent burst of training speed for at least two davs more, un less a spell of hot weather causes him to change his mind. The cool breeze A' the week end put a feeling of snap into the champion and led him to decide to work steadily until Wednesday at least. The title holder long since dropped all forms of road work with the explanation thai be did not think that it benefitted a man of bis trentaendous bulk. Physical culture sharps are align ed in widelv separate camps. Those who think that he should have done more road work admit that be is in better show than when he met Frank Moran in Now York, but claim that he is wocfullv short of tho condition reached when be defeated Jack Joint son in Havana; ' v Some of bis most enthusiastic ad mirers claim that his comlition clear ly indicates that he has boon iloinc secret training in addition to his pub lic workouts, hut, Willurd denies this old trick of pugilism. The clAnuiion is not using brine or nnv other prepa ration to toughen his skin but Dcmp scv is following this old system and is "pickling his face" for the contest a did Kitzsinmions. Jeffries and other earlier day champions. I'AKIS, June :!0 Ocoi-ges Cariwn ticr has received bv cable from Tex liiokurd, die Imxinir promoter, an of fer of sM.-i.UHO for a match with Jack Hcmpsev in the United States in Jan uary next. TOI.KDO. Ohio. June :tO. The proposal to match Jack Dempsoy and (5 corses I'arpentier is being consid ered bv the informally organised Na tional Sporting club of New York and not Tex Kickard, nccording to a statement bv the promoter of the Wil-lard-Deinpsov match today. As planned at present the proposed National Snorting- club of New York will be modelled after its famous namesake in London and will be more or less of an exclusive club with a boxing adjunct. Admission will be bv membership onlv. although each n-emher will havo the privilege of in viting a guest. BRYAN PRINCIPAL SPEAKER AT TEMPERANCE DAY RALLY OOl.UMItl'S. Ohio. June 30. Mem bers of the Kpworth League of the Methodist Kpiseopal church, both north and south, are celebrating Ki worlh League Day at the Methodist centenary exposition todav. Tomorrow will be temperance day at me exposition. William Jennings Hrvnn will be the principal speaker. Centenary officials are planning a patriotic demonstration Julv 4. TO BE FORMED BY it BRAND FLOUR Now Milled As Before Tine War ECONOMY and EFFICIENCY are points in favor of Is? By using FISHER'S BLEND, in preference to ordinary flcur, the Day Lumber Company at Big Lake, Wash., effected a very substantia! saving. :"' More and iarger loaves of better bread were obtained. "AND WE HAD NO WASTE " writes the Uambei Company's Baker, "ALL THE ERSAD I MADE WAS EATEN BY THE MFN " If reasonable care is exercised in the baking, housewives will find FISHER'S BLEND the mo3t economical flour that it is possible to buy. ' ' MimuHiclared in " AMERICA'S FINEST FLOURING IVtlLLS" br ?AcbTJi " FISHER r'LOURING MILLS COMPANY : i ,f' '" ' Orojon Di'Anth) IRtli and Hovt SlrceU PORTLAND, OREGON BELUTiTiHAM MY. VERNON ASHLAND. June ;H). This citv is to bavo a post of the American Le gion. Tlio enlisted men's ooimuitteo lias culled a lueeling ol' vcteraua of the world's War. iticludintr retirescn tatives of the arinv. navy and marine service, at the Armor v. on Tuesdav evening. July 1. ut 8 o'clock, to per fect arrangements for organisation, it beinir implied that a unit of the l.cgbn will be instituted here. All interested are urged to attend. The priino oh. iect is frntorninuliiui, and to renew from time to time the friendship and associations of tho great war period. The customary social party, as con ducted bv ladies of the Klks, has been postponed until Tuesday afternoon. Julv lo. owing to oliier current ac tivities durine tbe celebration period. The Auxiliary club will meet Mon day evening. June lit), with Mrs. Sam McNair. Mrs. Kliitabcth .1 lush, and Miss Kinma Jenkins as hostesses. Mr. and Mrs. K .1. Krv. of Astoria, arrived lately in tlicl'amilv ear, and are visiting relatives in the Mcjvair and Hose families. They will remain until after the celebration. Mrs. 1?. H. Hoblcv of Portland is in Ashland, accompanied bv her child ren, visiting uumeroiis relntivos. Mr. Hoblcv will nrrivo later. Mrs. M. S. Mnlil ami grandchildren of Portland, are-bore for the summer vacation period. At the Methodist church. Sundav morning, Hevi ('. A. I'arlos, of Mod lord, occupied tlie pulpit, in the ub- sence of the local Pastor. Hev. I'. A. Kdwards. who is at Columbus, Ohio. attending the centenary rallv. Next Sunday Hev. M. T. Wire of tirants 1'asV .will conduct tbe service. J. If. Toer arrived on Friday Troiii Petnlumn. t'ulif. .to attend the funer al on Wednesday, of the late l.eandcr Neil, who was his brotlicr-iu-law. Jeff Neil, of Kiigenc, is ulso here, lie being onii of the surviving brothers of this pioneer family. Mr. Toner reports that Grunt llclman. well known form er resident, is to visit here this sma ller accompanied bv bis ilaugbtcrs Isabel anil Sidney, the former being employed in the Petaluuia postoffioo, and the latter serving ns nurso in a leading San Francisco hospital. Miss Frances MeWilliams. who lias been teaching at Calevico, Oil.,' fur several vears. ami who has been home tin it vacation -visit, left the last of the week for Berkeley to attend the sumnicr school 'conducted bv the I'ni versitv of Oilifornin. She was ac companied bv Miss Kathryn Miller. who will attend the asmc institution. iss MeWilliams will teach the forth coming school year in the vicinity of Oakland. Mrs. Norman Asbcraft. whose hus band is superintendent of schools at Ilichland. Ore., is here for a visit to her parents. Mr. ' and Mrs. J. W. Bruncr. who is an assistant in the Kicliland schools. Clarence Powell, well known col ored entertainer, who appeared here recently with the'IIarvev Minstrels, died last week in his berth on a Southern Pacific' train in the Albany yards. He was 05 years old. Powell was seriously ill while here, but per sistently filled professional engage ments. Kenton Bowers of Ashland, wn.i elected chairman of the Slate Lime board at a recent session in Sulem.-' Hubert Kinnev .accompanied bv bis chum. Leonard Slate, both of Ouk- land. Calif., arrived here the last of the week in a touring car. bound as far as Tillamook. After a brief visit at Al Kinncv's. thf v left for tbe const town, and will return to Ashland in time for the celebration On tho wn? up here some brisk showers were on countred in the vicinity of Yrekn. Krncst Wick arrived home Sundav morning, after 18 months' Hcrvice ns mechanician on board the submarine chaser '3'.l in European and Oilt' of Mexico waters, scouring the seas af ter U-boats. Not n shore absence was granted until the armistice was signed. He has been absent from Ashland five years. . 1 Saturday evening there was n coL Union between the cars driven by J. II. Fuller and Jess Neil, the impact having occurred in the vicinity of Ka tie Mills. Hoth drivers were, trying to give ample right of way to a team, and the accident is accounted as tin -avoidable. Mrs. Neil was- painfully bruised, the cars, u Dodge and n Chevrolet, being badly damaged. Ful ler was on the way to Mudford. and Neil was returning from that direc tion.' , Mrs. K. C. Ounlcr has returned froin a visit to Sun.Frnncisco mid vi cinity. Dr. Maud Ilnwlcv. with offices over the First National bank, is making notlllllc nddlfinnu in Pnmttu lnrlnrl tt special branches of her practice In the wavot coiupiiicnt. D6xter Patterson has instituted foreclosure proceedings, against the Patterson Orchard company, nnd sheriff's sale of tbe property is ad vertised to take nlncn nt .lacksoiiville. July 12. The principnl nmoiint in volved is l5.2!l7.fi0. together with interest, costs, etc.. the attorney fees npnroxiniatitig ' $1.00(1. The. Karl Fruit company is ulso mudo a. de fendant to the siiiC to such extent ns its ihterests may. appear. Fred Sohiierimin. expected borne SOOli from llY'inArt Ifintnrl in Vn.ir York from the. transport La Touraitio, June IA. proceeding to Cmnn Merritt. his individual designation being No. 1047 of the Stalgnon casual company. Helativcs and Wends urc hoping that he inn v arrive here in time for the ot'l cbralion period, ; ' ' Curl Lovelaud, former bund lender bci'c, and now wilh naval musical con- tinuciil of the Puuet Sound hI tit ion. heiiibiuiirlcis al Soultlo; is visiting relatives and Iriensd here, accompa nied bv bis wife. Carl will help out the baud during Ihe celebration. Mr. and Mrs. J, S .Langlois. of Ititir.- ville. Wash., are recent visitors with Mr, nnd Mi's. W. II. (lowdv. tho fami lies being old time luiiiiinlauccs in Iowa, The visitors are touting South ern Oregon in the lainilv cur. M'iss Pearl Wit brow is employed at tho Hillings offices as slenogipher. The part of plavful teacher to the kiddies is being deiuoiisti'alcd by Miss (loldslrnub. new arrival li'om Port laud, who lias been employed as ex pert to direct this branch of kinder garten activities at children's recrea tion grounds in Ihc'imrkA F. F. White, returned from em ployment ut I lilt, is hcliiing in the publicity dcparliiieul of the celebra tion, and the last of the week went north ns far as (Irauts Pass to intro duce a number of ndverlising spe- cialties. tf Co, Do Mot Allow lh T.V.:c U r:: Women who idvu natum ft Mp!"? M.h Ourlnir ttid period of Tct'Tr v iVM Uuu ttcn tliO llm urrUt-i fur Ivil-y'.v viilnj H t npprtuiclictl nnd vusdctt WttU lui:.:Ucl Ivi, ltn and ihiiirir. 11toiik.ini!ii wcnirn fT orcr luilf a cn tun vo li-onii-il that In tto tlMo-h-irxrv I IirrptiniMon. lotlwr'd filer. (. Us? have a yraU'ful, "Inxlrir, ponetrntttif m ici -, tho Uo of wh'xU n-ali" it ptwilhl. for litem ( SO tliniujttt cli!lilUrt:i nH!;..nt tM umat naum, ncnx'iuno), Iv.iitint-'lotva ami rtrxUhlnjr (n!u Itmt lr -tr.h lw mi tlw hours at tho crUN cv) t'ewer unJ ct much ItMi isn'n nnd ilii'-twr. MoUr'a r't-lcnd nfnctratc.t Ilia ir.t:'". rrniltTtlir tln-ni pllnnt Bud oi'.sllv siiv.'fH' ! by tho itmnnrtt of tmturw T(nv rrtt rtiHy nnd brinir Iwpp d iv- nnl r.ilrti. rr-t ful nipht. Aa ttiurrritilt thtrrtnU t paj . Alx crrntrr rue.9 nnd lit tUvi. th: trm.its ro ktp. in init! 'OdlUo:! and tin: rliln i- ruido and tcpt cor: end frcu frusi bltrod'hcii. Wrttotottifi Hm.1(lrli1 ReiniVttpr Ccirpnv. Dept. P. l.nmnr liutl.iin. 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Fir Ht., Modford lboae 434-J , MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS FOR MtlTOIt CARS 1 ...-::"rn (V'.v.""..... ff -rt'f'l If III AW HOm GAKAGK A rt; -nation .Mad: Btccl l.nrrol of Zcrolenn nlToytU U:c cfcote1": economy nnd conveni ence in tho uuo of cor rect lubdcntion, TAltcs tip little room. Conmilt your tlenlcr or our nenr cut nuency todity. Oct n Correct Lubrication Chart for your ear. STAMDAND Oil. COMl'AMY (Call(unlli) W. E. Walker, Special Agent, Standard Oil Co., Medford SWIM KAPS Make' your rhoieo wliilo (he assortniont is coinpleto. tSold exclusively by pXWOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOXXKXCOOOOOOOOOOOcS , , ;:EAT'": Where the Eats Are Good THE GUSriER CAFE U. SEE USED OUR CARS Two good 191G Dodge Brothers Touring. One good 1917 Dodge -Brothers Roadster. One 1917 Maxwell Touring new top, thoroughly overhauled. . One 1916 Model 83 Overland in fino shape. One Ford Touring. One Ford Roadster. Also have fine Smith-Form-a-Truck attachment at very low prices. 1 Geo. LJreichler Motor Co. IET5raiE5ISr'3ffiH3BSS'B3EI5ra 1JN1TKI) STATKS llAILKOAIl ADMINISTRATION-.. WALKER I), MIMICS, DlIlKCTOlt flHNIOUAL OI'' UAII.ROADS - SOtlTIIKUXi PACIFIC RAILROAIJ - (Linen Nortb ot Aalilund, Oro.) , . , ' Summer Excursion Fares ' to Oregon, Shasta Mountain and Northwest Resorts , ' V -, . Finn novr for a quint summer vacation for yoitrnoir nnd the fam ily nt tba Bcanlilo or In tho mountains. Spoclnl oxciii-hIoii fnros nonr In effect for tho Bumtnor. Shasta Springs Seunon Tlckot from Modford Hm.'fO 15 day " . " ' 91,70 Spcclnl furen alno In effect to Slinuta Ko treat anil otlior Simula KeuortB, . Marble Halls of Oregon Heuuoti Tlckot From Modford 85,10 ID day ."' " $1,80 Newport 8oaon Tlckot from Modford $10.45 Corrcnpondllng fnrog from other points. Tillamook County Beaches t Soaaon Tlckot from Modford.......... $21. !W Karos to Noali-Kali-NIo, Man.nultn and , t Bayocaaii slightly lilghor. . CorroBpond- '" , ' inn; faros from olhor points. , VaiiOUS Spoclal faros In offoot to Columbia Itlvor, BoachoB, Mt, Ilnlnlor National Park, Yel yowBtono National Park and Olaclor Nat j lonal Park. . . -, ., ' Inuulre of tlckot agent. , - ' ! JOHN M. SCOTT, Qonoral PaasonKor Agont.