Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 13, 1920, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextX? r P3T7E ETX STEPFORn MXTn TRIBUNE. "StTDTOTlTi. ORF!0C. TrESDAY. JANTARY 13. im OIL DRILL NOW HERE. WORK WILL START VERY SOON Tbin( beiran imiti' an ith tl.t 1 rit'onia Oil and Gad cor oant wi'h the Brrival ve-'?nlav in the citv o JtH f'rrt oJ 'iruJinsf outfit with tool and eouiw-ot i.o'i;h to 'J rill 'Jo n to a depth of oer 4.000 feet. Consider able cft-insr orrr.ed al.-o, not t-.w'ji to drill to that dejy.h. but iIeatv oi canintr will j-oon ! on hard. The eniiie arid boiler fu'h were t m i ft-h a ff I in Ashland have h n thoroughly overhauled and ar now in hiiTxrb roodition for w;rk. Men ar" flt-wors in th wood1 c'itt;riir cord wood hi'-Ti ill be used a t fa m ma kin L' fuel. Corru-t'Tit dnlcrs have b enlinH ur and it now look a though drilling i'iil beirin in two The tok in Mil! Mrllinsr nt a eood rate and volunteers are duilv corn intr into the office in the I'alra huild- iiSf on Went Main street, near Kroni street, and laakinr fiiibfttantial Mib fteriotionfl. A mn-i meeting will b held at the I'aw theater Tuesday ev ening. January 20th. when the entire uetion of oil development will he iron into. SCENE F30M ' MY HONOLULU CI Bf AT PAGE THEATER JANUARY 15. F SALEM. Ore.. .Inn. in. Coinnin Mition rates for in hind workmen in the Htntc of Oregon lire: incrcincd ,'tO tier rent under hoiiHe hill two. adopt ed in the house hv Iho unuriiiiioiiH vote today. KAf.KM. Ore. Jnn. 13. A joint rnemorinl to coriLTfHM intended to fiirb th inroads of the .Mongolian TiifCH hcintr made into this country linn been introduced into the serial' hv Senator I. O. 1'nlterson of I'olk county, 'i'iie incrnoriul asks com.'rcss to amend the l.'nitcil States consti tntion hv ciiusintr children horn in this country of nnrcnls who arc not eligible for citizeiishiii to retain the nationality of their parents. Liberal Wins in Ecuador. -' , -Ol'AYAQUIU Kenador. Jan. 12. T)r. Jose I.uis Tfiinuvo. foriner urcsi ilent of the senate and candidate of the liljcralH, wiih elected president ot' tile rctmblic vcslcrdnv. JWi"..' 4-1- t- V ' i, T i -Tl . 1 ' IT.- . liimi..ir. fiVr4,ar,-,. ... " -' ' - WORSE THAN THE KAISER (Co'nticoed from Page One) EXPLAI RUPTURED? TRY THIS FREE Now Invention Hfiit on IIO laft Trlnl Without KxiHMirM to Vein. Simply Hond mo your namo and I will Hand you my now cnpyrlKhtud rupture hook and mejiHiircment blank. "When you return thn hlunk I will send ynu my new invention for rupture. Whim It arrived put It on and wear It. Tut It to every test you can think iA. Tho harder the tent tho hotter you will llko It. You will wonlr how you ever Kot alnn with the old Hlyln eruel HprliiK trudHcw or heltH with leg RlrnpH of torture. Your own KOfd, common Kenan and your own doctnr will toll you It Ih the only way In which you cun over expect a euro. After wearing It 30 daya, If it In not entlroly Manufactory In vory way If It In not cany nnd comfor lahlo If you cannot nctunlly boo jour rupturn gttlnK hotter, and If not ronvlncod that a ruro Ik meroly a rjuoKtton of.tlmo, JurL rot urn it and yoU tuo out nnlhltiK. Any rupture nppllanro tn.'nl on ltd davH' trial with out oxpetiHo to you Ih worth a trial. Toll ywir- ruptured frlndH of thl. KAHYIKiM) CO., !Hiti Korh JildK.. Kannnn f'ltv. Mo )i Governor Krank O. I.owden of Min delivered a h-ctnre before thf New- York" State IJankf-r-) a-.-o''iiitiori at the Waldorf-A -dorui hotel in New York C'itv, .forjdav nitdtt. lie haid in rt: l.'pon the reouent of many inter ested in the work of the re-on-tru--tion fomrniriion of New York, on re tren'hrfifiit and rf organization of the itatc-ifovernruent. I sljall tonight fli- the work Illinois n-'entlv lni- flone in the reorganization of its state L'ovornujwit. When I fame into offi'-e, there were more than IJ inoeuenoeri!: afenfie- of the hate L'overnnient. HometirnoH it was n hoanl. souietinie fomniis-ion. and hometunes an in- fiividiial official. Whatever form these itireneies took, however, they were entirelv indMendent of one an other. Kneh wan a law unto it-elf. MJKwernldc only to the governor. This HV'Htem tended naturally towards in- f fieieiu'V and extravaifanee. Kor. ot ourwe. it wan imnoMblc for the gov ernor to Hiitervise in anv eifeftive fiiHluon. when the htate has taken n Homo new function of government. to create a hoard or commihison to dischuric that function. Places on such hoards and commissions wen: very much Koucht after, beeniisc it WfiH not exneeled that tho members of these hoards or comrnis.iioin would L'ive all their time to the Ktate scrvico. In fwt. in very many in stances thev were not expected to irivc iiiiv hiit'tanlial part of their time to the state seryiee, and could therefore carry on their private bus iness nl the same time. This seemed to me an expensive and wasteful HVKtem of trovernment. ("poii examination it was found that these or more nifewii's naturallv eroied themselves under nine heads. We. therefore, aholilied all these in dependent boards, commissions, nnd officials, save onlv thono board- which exercised onasi-judicial or leg islative aulhorilv, namely: The pub lic utilities commission, the indus trial commission, and the civil service commission. The powers exercised by the numerous bodies above men tioned were distributed ainoutr nine departments of Lovcrnment, created j by what is known as the civil admin istrative code. These nine depart mcnls are: Tho department of publi. welfare, I he department of public' works anil huildiiiL's, the department ; of public health, tho department of1 aiM'icull ure, the department of trade and commerce, the department of hi-! Imr. the department of mines Mini mineral, the department nf rei-l m -' tion and education, and the depart ment of finance. In-tead of puttin' boards and eorn- wjh upon the theory that it is in dividuals who do thins.'?-, and not hoards or c o m missions. A boa rd mav he desirable tor legislative or Ju dicial powers, or an advUorv bodv. In practice, however, it is the indiv idual always who takes the initia tive. iJen'e. an individual was put at the head ot" each of these depart ments, and we called him director of the department. It may happen, however, that the head of a department, upon some im portant ouestion of policy, would like the advice of able and experienced men upon that subject. We. there- fore, provided advi-orv committee- ' for this purpo-e. The members ot ; thc-o committees serve without pa v. j We have found that many of the 'HE i-.bb t men of the -talc are perfect! v. HH willing to serve upon an advisory - committee without pav. afthouirh thevjSS could not he induced to take a sa!a-, ned position. In this wav we avail ourselves of the bet talent upon the various subieets of state admini.-tra-1 tion within the Nate. All the ott'i-j cers, includiri'.' the heads of depart- ments, under the aflministrative code. . are reouircd to L'ive all their time to : -E tary serTice. l am loid, but the rea son for such bestowal looks like an Interrogator! on the minds of every one who ha a knowledge vt General March's treatment. "Inquiry also should be made into cases of crrilians who received med als" declared Mr. Gallivan, who Charged that "Eisenmann of Cleye land, who was mixed up in the cloth ing and shoddy graft and also in the ra picking graft appears to ha."e got a medal." "It has been whispered that other' 'junk .men' hare been so honored,1 said he. A. K. Keames who spent Monday attending the circuit court nesHion at Grants Pass, will leave tonlKht for Salem and while at the state capital will look in one the special Mission of the legislature and will labor In behalf of having the fish hat hoy al Murphy In Josephine . county aban doned by the state. been in operation now more than two vears. In results it has surpa-r.-ed our eieetations. "e now have at eat of government nine re-pon-.heads of departments in dailv ftoueh with the governor, who. there fore, can exercise a proper supervis--ion orer the affairs of the state: for each head of department, in turn, i, in constant touch with the activities of that department. Etravaeance snd incompetency are easily discov- t ered and eorrcted. Dr. Carter's K.&B.Tea MakesFine Laxative Syrup Make It at Home and Save Ahont $lJiO Children Love to Take lu Directions With Kach 3)-Cent Package For a real tonic and blood purifier, take a teaspoonful every night or every other night (or at least tkree wek. PAGE THURSDAY, JANUARY IJCfU . hi I'HKMKI.Y SATISKV1XU I Vices 1..V to 30c, Pins fvernment Tav, Seam Now Selling. IWiv Office Open 12 to t. ." to 1 p. m. llllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllllllllllllllllllllllllllillllHI MANN'S--The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price-MANN'S j I was . MANN'S MANN'S the taiblie service, he civil ndmini-t rat ive code 1c ha LEI "DANDERINE" E Check uy (Jnndruff ! Stop coming out and-double lis beauty hair A liltle "iiiinderlnc" coolH, cleunRes and mukeH the feverish, Itchy ncalp soft and pliulde; then thin Hlimiilal lnK tonic, penetralcB to the famished hair rootn, revitalizing and InviKorat- InK every hair In tho head, thtm stop- pinK the hair falling out, or petting thin, dry gt railing. After a few application!) of "Ilan- derlne" you Heldnm find a fallen hair a panicle of dandruff, besides every hair kIiowh new llfo, vigor, liriKlitneHH, more color and thickness. A few cents buys a bottle of de- llifhtful "Danderine" at uny drug or I'.-ilfl eiinntor TONIGHT Last Timei Anita Stewart IN THE SCREEN TREAT THAT ALL OF MEU F0RD SEEMS TO WANT TO LOOK AT. RIALTO "Paid in Advance" at a glance. Scenically beautiful Story excellent. By Eminent Author Exceptional Cast. Action opens with a fight, ends with a Free for-All Battle. CROWDS? YES! Mary Regan STARTING TOMORROW For Four Days KLONDIKE LIFE AS IT WAS LIVED IN 1897. "Paid in Advance" ha RIALTO Written by JAME OLIVER CURW00D As good as "The Spoilers" "The Flame of the Yu kon,' "The Barrier," All rolled in one. Extraordinary Cast Dorothy Phillips, Priscilla Dean, Wm. Stowell, Lon Chaney, Carmen Phlliips. Crowds Came and Bought Here Yesterday H Yesterday's crowds approved our values and prices. This is the time 'of the year when each section of the store H must discard SURPLUS STOCKS. To do so means good goods for less, and in these HIGH PRICE TIMES H our JANUARY PRICES are proving a real service to this community. , , New Bargains Daily in This Great Sale. Note I I These Specials for Wednesday to reduce H;C.L. 1 H OUTING FLANNEL H Good heavy quality in fanfy stripes and elieeks. Ucal value 3"e. S This sale, yard 25 BLANKETS Faney pltijd Cotton Blankets, slijrhtlv im- perfect. $.".(K) values. S This sale $3.39 1 TABLE DAMASK G I inehes wide, new pat- terns. Cheap at $1.19. H ,This sale, yard 98 H CURTAIN S MATERIAL S Fine qimlity in faney flowered patterns. 2"c values, now, yarl....l9 DRESS GOODS Wool check .!.') values, now 69 Dress floods in ind plain colors, yard, INFANTS' CAPS All x 1 styles. Made of fine materials, $1.00 values. Sale price, each 48c PERCALES 36 inehes wide, vgood quality. Cheap today at 35c. This sale, yard, 25c SHEETS 72x90 Ideal Sheets, torn before being hemmed. $2.00 values, now $1.75 BATH TOWELS f!ood heavy quality, our regular price 28e. This sale 22e DRESS VOILES 40 inches wide, las sea son's styles, $1.19 val ues, now, yard 75C LONG CLOTH Field Crest English Long Cloth, 30 inches wide. Regular price 3.jc, now vard... ..28C INFANTS DRESSES Many new styles, made of good materials, $l."0 values, flow each 79$ WINTER COATS Women Va heavy winter coats, all good styles and colors. Cheap todav at $2,100." This sale ' $19.98 MUSLIN Daisy Bleached Muslin,' 36 inches wide. Real value, -10c. Sale price, yard ' '. 29 10 PER CENT OFF . n all Waists, Dresses. Skirts, Petticoats and Winter Coats. 1 MADRAS SHIRTING 32 inches wide, new pat- -12e values, now terns, vard .. BEDSPREADS 78xSSsize, Restful qual ity. Regular price S. .Sale price, ea ......$2.98 INFANTS' KIMONAS Made of good outing Flannel in white, pink and blue. Regular $1.00 values, now each....69C NEW WAISTS 100 beautiful new voile waists, all sizes, many, styles. Soon will be $2.00. While thev last, each $1.50 CAMBRIC Lustre.' finish, 36 inches wide. Real 40c values. This sale, yard ...35c SWEATERS' 1 ' AVowen's fine all -wool Sweaters, in flare -''and 2 other styles, $12.50 val- E ues, each $10.00 JEWELRY Odds and ends, up to $1.00 values. See them tomorrow, each 10 5 , MERCERIZED NAPKINS 20x20 size, fi,,c ,fr Home use. Regular $1, values. Sale priceV'eaeli' 75 - DIAPERS. Infants' Rubber'. Dia pers, all sizes, 50c val ues. This sale, ea'ch:29i 1 Many Other Big Bargains We Can't Mention I 3 Shop Early " H And Avoid the H Afternoon Crowds MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED ThcWoman's iStore 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE MEDF0RD. OREGON. The Biggest Sale g in Our History. There's a Reason MAIL OR EXPRESS PREPAID i I',:-; It t i h