Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 30, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextrpXGfi ETfiTTT TmmFaTm mrm trtp.ttntf!, wetwotot.' 'oRTCnoNr. fktd'ay. .tanttary no. mo Nl BENNEn IS OUT OF DANGER ELKS ARE BUSY Word flow ali(,'ut Lhn city Thiirmhiy and last niht lh:it N. S. iteiuietl wltn aa chairman nf the Klks lodo .sick and relief commit ti worked uiht nnd day duriiiK l'int year's riu c-jii-dt'inlc, visiting tin: Kick Klks and mombors of their iamilinH Willi flow ers, was hiiiiKclf down with a bad uttack of the flu. Mr. Iicimi.lt was a very sick man for a couple f days this week and his condition in now reported as Improved. HIh son Les ter Is also Hick at the Jlennett home lllltl, .lll..lll.llU.V ITo1iiil.lv ,Hone person in Mml ford ! ,ai" ,,,,! 'I"';111"" in wr,I,!r to R,ve has brought so mm li joy to Medford (Mrs. Otis Kloyd amson (formerly Miss Aniifiioiiliie Tamilian, of Arme nia) the wife ol a w;ll known Scuttle physician, and lnrsilf a physb'ian ol' iH.'te, will In; in Md ford a .short time .Sunday morning, She Ih working in the interest of the Near Kast relief campaign the ob ject of which is to provide funds to relieve the terrible conditions that obtain ir. Armenia and ether portions of t he near east. The local committee desired to ob Y1CAM5 TELLS WIFE SHE fund: then he suicides liomcH widiin this pn-st two yi?ar.4 lis tuiH Mr, liennt'U in his cupacity of chairman (if Mm; IOIUh sick nnnnllleo. Not (.'illy did In; laid? Ilowi'is In t limine luit In; visit many of tins lia tientH personally, f-'ivhtK liilnily words of Kyinpalliy ami helping 'lt lh(( (Urickmi liomfiH in vai-ious ways. I!; Bi'i'iiii'il imli'TaliKllili! anil C'ti'Tnl wonder was i'Xpr(!Ssi!il last winler at IiIh ability to Kt'l arounil ami visit m many homes. Why, he even illil tho house work for a week or more at this home of W. K. Walker., the local Standard Oil manager, when all tho family were down with the fin and nurses anil help could not lie oh- tulned. Heme it is that there is a Konuliin wish t li in i.'ti t the illy that 3Vlr. Hellliett'H Illness will lie a hIiiii'I n! and that lie will soiill lie on his feet nKaln. (ieurKii Hilton ami Kverctt Kails nro the other meluliers of the Klk.s sick committee Ihis yeai-. anil as sev eral meluliers or Hie Kails transfer establishment are 111, requiring Mr. Kads' fiervices most i.'f lii;t time in business duties, Mr. 1 1 ill on lia:: linn ilolns most all the siek committee's work for neveral days and has heen liept busy nlclil and day, lor many Klks and their families are on (he Hick list. DNML" A UUI1L H I the general public an opportunity to hear this cull tired weman and bril liant speaker, but as her time Ik lim ited to (he momiutf the plan had In lie abandoned. However, she will make short talks at .several of t he ehun he:i during I lie Sunday nvhtnA and church hours. Mrs. I.amson, Ihmd a nalive ;f Ar menia, la in possession of a ecu rale in form at ion concerning 1 hat country and ils people in general, and the condit inns to which t hey have been reduced by the outrageous treatment iA' the Turks in particular, and her message Is not only an appeal for aid to these unfortunate people, but Is in itself bolh educational and intensely interesting. SIio Is a graduate of several universities, a practising phy sician, and a writer of note. That she is nationally recognized Is shown hv the fact that James W. (iirard, h.rmcr ambassador to (iermany -hose her as (he represenlat i ve in I he northwest of t he American Commit (ee lor Armenian Independence. The people of 'Medtord will gain muli in hearing her discuss I he eant ern question more fully. RED ADVANCE HALTED (Continued from Pa no One) "II a man was down In bis h $111(1 lie would be wise to put $7."i ol' it into mlvcrlisiiLir," nnid A. K. Carroll, who has been sales and ndverli-me; iimnii uer lor H. W. Paul. I have heard husineHS men snv Ilie.V eannot see tin1! advertisinir lias paid. To Ihese people 1 always sav if vott an? iriinm enotie.li hi quit adverlisintr I'm" ime vear, Irv iU and I truaianlec that it' vou have ativ husinesH left, vou would not besi tule to make an e.xlra stmnir adver tisinir eampaiun Itie t'nlluwinir vear. I inihiiituin that vou must not only keep up advertising, bul as each year pass es vou must increase vour advertising li' vou want to do more business, ''The president of a well known cereal food foolishly reckoned (tint be had advert iscd so t romr for vea is Hint he could afford to cut advertis ing out for a vear. He tried it ami within 12 months hail lost every icn jiv, and had to borrow money. That man was of Post Toa-die fame. "Durinu' mv five immlhs in Medford have had an ahsolule free luiiitl tu advert isinir. and we have received ex cellent resulls. If vou were In ask me vrhnt was the beM iiieilinrn I would plitee iiewspaiier advert iimr I'iit. y.eeond and third. I'mler-dand. I do not sav there are no other sources of ridvert isinir, I contend I hat other l'orms slivntlmn your me-.-.ae tu the jieople, but for means of hr.nuimr your iiiessaire riudil into the hornet vmi can not euiml newspaper advciiisin';. I'eotde are apprecint inir advert isin-.-nowadavs. 'I'hey are educati'd to tic values of various i;oimIs. nnd Ibev aiv capable of iuduinir the straight i:oer from the fake, tliroiiiili Ins adverli inir. Tbev lonk to the adverti.-.in" a- a means of Icaruiiej' uiarki't aliie-. Therefore it is a serviee to the publi. as well as the advertiser. Lamest Burner nt Bend. div., .Ian. .'to. What is snitl to he the hinjeM burner in the world for the drMrueliuii of s.m in ill waste virtually cnmplelcd at the plant of the Sbex lin -1 1 1 nn cnin liiliv here and will be in u-e uiiIum tin- lo'xt I" Wei'k-. The fi'iblinir spirit of (ieneral Deni kine's men has revived, it is said. Yunenlteli lleleased In western liussia the Lellish ad ance nlomr a HO mile front Iiuh at tained a maximum penetration of about (.") miles. Difficulties between Poland and Lithuania continue and threaten to become acute owinr to aids of auuression hy partisan de tachments. Allied representatives are Irving to mediate there. (ieneral Nicholas Vudenitch. com mander of I be I iussian nort Invest army in the offensive last. fall auain-d Pctinurail. whose arrest was reported in advices from lievul, is said iu semi official oiia iters to have been released. Private advices sav (ieneral Vu ilcniteh was released as a result id' pressure exerted by I1' reach and Hritish authorities :it lievnl. The educational fervice ci.'mmittee lor .aekf:oii county recently appoint ed by the I literal ate Youim Men's rhrisi ian a.'snciut ion of Oregon and Idaho for the pnrp(,'.-:e. of reconirnend iiiK for scholarships In vocational si hools and colleen eu i ex-service men as may be qualified for an'd de- sirous of pursuing' further stmly ab'iK lines to their liking which it miht not otherwise be possible for IIii-iii to secure, will meet at the Med ford public library. Friday evening, .Ian. ::oih, at S o'clock. The nature of this mooting will be to make pre liminary plans for the work be done. The national war wink coiineil of the V. M. f A. had left alter ils work in the service approximately $l,uuo, "Mi. This fund it has seen fit to dis tribute over the country ac(.TdhiK to population of the stales. The Inter state Y. M . ('. A. is now allothiK its proportion to Hie counties in Orein and Idaho In like manner. ?r,ir. bciti;; the amount which the committee for .lackson county has at its disposal. When this ami-Miit has been spoken lor by applicants for scholarships,, l ho recommendations made; and ap- proved, (he work of the committee! will be at an end. The folio wing art! I he mem hers of this committee lo whom any ex-service man may apply: Medford : Waller Kra.er J'.rown, .lohu Mann, Kev. I,. Myron Hoozer, tleorr.e A. Codding. Ashland: V. o. X. Smith, Kev. Charles K. Kdwards, V. M. lirlggs. j "Within a short time aTler he had informed his wife that she would out live him Andrew .lackson Marvin, aged 7t; years and well known in .lackson county, shot and killed hi in self on his homestead 1 :i ! miles southwest of Jacksonville, on which tthey had resided for nine years past, at J o'clock Thursday afternoon. De spondency because i.f ill health was the motive for self destruction. Alter the noon day. meal Mr. and Mrs. Marvin were .seated on Hie porch at their home talking, during which he made the remark about outliving her. A little later when Mrs. Marvin hail gone to the barn to gather eggs he wenl to the edge of the woods nearby, placed a ll'-gauge chotyun at. his breast and pulled the trigger. Heath was practically instantaneous. The couple had no children. Mr. Marvin formerly worked a ranch hand for Mike Hanley for years. Coroner Perl went to the scene of the trugedy yesterday and brought the body to this city. Funeral ser vices will be held at the grave at the Logtown cemetery southwest of Jack sonville at 2 p. m. Saturday. 10 WRESTLE TONIGHT NEW YOKK, Jan. 30. Earl C'ail iloik, of Iowa, and Joe Steelier, of Nebraska, meet tonight at Madison Square Garden to decide Iho heavy weight championship at cateh-as- caleh-ian wrestling. Tho winner, in addition lu securing a firm hold on the world's championship title, will receive a large share of the gate re ceipts. The match Is to he a finish, one full to decide the winner. George llolhner has heen chosen as referee. SPARKS FROM THE WIRE T SUFFER Waves of cmn'iiters will advance from H to !l 11 ilav on March 1. in the Simla Clara vallev. Oil., acconl im.' In notice- mailed contractor.- Iiv the Central Labor council iu Snu Jose, '('ill., ve-terdav. Official wariiin'.' to Mexican citi zens that thev would be cln--eil as traitor- if thev te-tilieil before the I nitcd State- senate sub-committee iiive-tiiintinir Mexican affairs, wits liiven ve-tcriluv 'v Ibe Mexican vice consul at l.o- An''c!e-. More Quakes in Mexico. .MKXICO CITY. Jan. .'III.- Ivirlii- oualie shocks were felt in the' citvj ol era I i-iiz nnd iu the viciunv ol Clialcbicoiiiula. state of rucliia, last cveniiiL', according lo reports reacli iiiir tlir- cilv. Mi-, and Mrs. Marvin Walker have been ill several days with socalled flu. , Use Soothing Musterole When those sharp pains go shooting through your head, when your skull seems as it it would split, just rub a little Musterole on your temples and neck. It draws out the inflammation, soothes away the pain, usually giving quick relief. Musterole is a clean, white ointment, made with oil of mustard. Better than a mustard plaster and does not blister. , Many doctors and nurses frankly rec ommend Musterole for sore throat, bron chitis, croup, stiff neck, asthma, neural gia, congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of the back or oints, sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted feet colds of the chest (it often prevents pneumonia). It ia always dependable. 30c and 60c jars; hospital size $2.50. HMO FLU SITUATION IN HAND (Continued from Pago One) eurred in Maui and 125 eases have been reported (( dale. r7 Cases I PORTLAND. On '(H( bind .. .Ian. ltd. Kif- tv-seven new eases ot nilliienza luive been reported t Mie eitv bealtb 1m rejni in the paM. -1 hours, brinirimr tlie tidal number m Portland to 170. No deaths hav 'eurred in I lie last 'J 1 hours and no exist in eaes ar." reported as eritieal. There ale now I I patients in Ibe int'luenza barratdis at Semnd and Hooker Mrerts. Additioiud beds will be in.-dnlled to reeei e more patients at the bnrraeks. Jav Gould Defeated. PIIILADKI.PIIIA. Jan. :Ut. Cra liter Koherts and t'harle S. I'romlev. Philadelphia, sprauu' a surprise whea they defeated .lav Conhi au.l .1. V. Wear. aUo iT Philadidi'hia. in the semi -1 ma I round nt' the national amateur raeoiiels doubles ehampitni ship here lodav by the si-oivs uj i:i i.i. i7 i i. 1711. r in, i U. S. FOOD EXPORTS ARE CUT IN 10 WASHINGTON. ,lan. :U1. Foo.l I lift's imports in December amount - ed to nearly double the valuo broil'jlit in diinnir I'eeemlier. P.HrS, wlnln ex ports of foodstuffs were, .HUMHI.Otl'J below (lie total for the same month Vear a-o, neeordintr to figures ole publie lodav hv the depart ment ol commerce. Pood l uffs i iu ported in I eeember ere valued at S l.'l 1 1 ,i7 compar i with i:t,i:ii;. WWi in December. 1 0 1 S. while exports were $172,(itlfi,-'-Mil as auainsl $'J0:!,!I.S:t,:t I li in De cember a yea r loudslnff. iu I'M!) !00,!)7!I.0JS. ( 'oinpared w ilh HI IS, and exports -rJ,i;ii,i;ni,n;i:i a-i M:t for the Imports of mounted u .1 $7 i:t.0LiL.snii ; for 1!H) totullc nisi .iri,ii;!:;,'j;1; previous vear. ANCIENT ORDER GLEANERS ARE FOR TREATY STRAIGHT KALAMAZOO. Mich.. .Ian. :UI.--Havintr adopted resnhitions favorinu j a two Years extension of unveru- i meat opera I ion of railnuids ; ratii'i- cation o) the peace treaty without j reservations and a strict enforce ment of I h itii pi prael ices art. I the Ancient Order of Olcaiiers closed ! its biennial etuivention here carlv to- lav. Safe I: Milkl For Infants : & Invalids I : No Cookiu; : A Nutritious Diet for All Apes ! Quick Lunch at Home or Office Avoid Imitations and Substitutes F TO DYE CLOTHES 'lbiinond Dyes" Turn Pntlnl, Old Appaet-I hitn w , Don't worry about perfret results. Th "IManioml tiyes,"' j'tiar.niiced to jllve u ni'w. rjt'li, fadeless colnr ttt any falirie. wbether it be wool, silk, linen, cotton or mixed mods, dresses, blouses, Mnrktnus. sUirts. liiblreiTs coats, feat hci-H, draperies, roverine. Th lurei-t ion Hook with ea li pnekao tells so plainly h'tw to dia mond live over any color thai ou can not make a mistake. . To match any material, bave drip; Hist fhovv oti "Diauiund Hyc"' l ulur fljurd. RIALTOn It's romance, after all, Ituit people tbielly aiit to siy tlie ttnnanre of a Hival love, or of some hih ad en (on, or miuh t.v .vaerilice. TODAY TOMORROW Monroe Salisbury The Mansfield of the Screen IN And lierr N Monroe Sails tuity, thai master of eini ttons, hi n ureal, siirini; drama eiiiltody i n n all thre' all stayed in sum tiiotLs sellinus that make n feal lor mind nnd co. "The Phantom Melody" An Udra-Romantic . Atlrni'ltun in Womlroiis Si'ltmas COMING SUNDAY VIOLA DANA 1 MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S I J Hiiiiciry Clearance aies I We Have Planned for a Great Day Saturday The Final Wind-up of Our Big January Sale H Bargains are plentiful in practically every line, and a visit to our store will be H more than repaid by the unusual savings to be effected. No thrifty woman H who lives within easy distance of our store should miss this Year-End Sale, for H the economies are great indeed, and their equals are seldom seen. j These Listed Are Only a Few I Bargains in Domestics -lli ;iik1 I") inch Linen Finish Pillow Cases, liemi'lar price, Oi.'c j'Njr Saturday , onh', each 48c 7'fl() Linen Finish Sheets, good quality. Iicgular price, .f-.00. Sale Trice, CI nr Saturday, each ifJ Field Crest English Long Cloth, inches wide, fine for making underwear. You should lay in a supply 28c at this price. Regular price, "fie. yard Sale Price, yard TSxSS liYsU'ul lied Sircads, goi'id quality. Kegular irice, $:!.-!. Sale I'rice, Saturdav ; $2.98 of the Many Bargains Offered Bargains in Wash Goods French Flannel Pattcrps In Shirting, good 'quality, .2 inches wide. Regular price fjOc. IQr Sale price, yanl,.... J7y 3t) inch Cotton Wash-Skirtings, in stripes and plaids, E good heavy weight. Kegular price GOc 1Qr yard. Sale price, Saturday, yard Jt 2S inch Fancy Outing Flannel, heavy quality, good H latterns. The price of this cloth at the mill today S is -toe the yard. On sale while it IQr last, Saturday, yard 5!L -10 inch Dress Voiles in fancy plaids, some of last, j 75c season's left over. Regular price to $ !.:!). Sale irice, Saturday, yard Bargains in Coats Suits and Dresses Women's 1 lea vy. Winter Coats, all good styles and colors. Regular values to $'2). 00. tlQ QQ For this sale only .pl.O 9,0 Per Cent Off On All Our Winter Suits, Regular fTfi.OO Suits, now $60.00 Regular f0.(0 Suits, now $-10.00 Regular 10.00 Suits, now $32.00 Regular :.0.()0 Suits, now $2-1.00 Reantifi: New Dresses made of Silk and All-Wool Serges. Values up to -f.00. tlCnf! For this sale only, each f 1 J.UU "Women's Wool Sweaters in Tuxedo, Slipovers and Coatstvle. Regular M-.fit) values. CIA OA Sale price Women's Rreakl'ast Sets, made of good ginnham. Regular values to :!.O0. Sale price Bargains in Hosiery and Underwear Women's Cotton Hose in Mack only. OQr -ISc value. Sale juice, pair UJt AVoiuen's Silk Hose, fancy lace stripe in brown, $1.75 black, grey, field mouse and white. l.!)S value. Special, pair Women's Knit Bloomers in black only. Special, pair ' 75c 1 Women's Summer Union Suits in tight, and umbrella 48c knee. All sizes. GOc value Sale price, each Women's Relts, up to $:2) values. Sale 1 rr price, to dose out quick, each 1 Die Women's Chainoisette Cloves in small sizes. LTp to 7"e values. Sale Price, Saturday, pair 25c MA NN'S i Children's lYivalo Apn.ns. jn " V KJ Linbroidery Insertions and Kdges. s Well made. Special, each "0l THE WOMEN'S STORE Villu,s t i'V yard. V s Siiecial, vard ... JL 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE. WbUI-UHU. OREGON Willi!