Medford mail tribune., February 25, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

LARE MAJORITY M.ERZBERGER OlITS
PEOPLE AGAINST CRUSHED ENTIRELY
I). S. PROHIBITION BY DR. HELFFERICH
ATLANTIC C1TV. X. J.. Feb. 25.
irewers uf "? unucu n.
"everv loBol'.'nnd constitutionnl'
!lns to ku that liberty and that
Mwtv that -s cuurnnteed to us bv
L constitution 'V.ChrLstian W. Kris-
declared here today at the
to. T.ownt.u eontcrcncc itt
toted "'J '- ,
.wh ho w president.
'('oantine the non-rntitvine slates,
,we wbieh have not voted for stata
Inhibition and those which have
rnted Birninst federal or state con-
riitutionnl prohibition in recent
veil." hc SHi1, "Wc '"lV0 2r' r n"'re
HiDaniuionw yi v.- .........
J.' of whieh are not included in the
. in ttuwo :tnteK the neonle
hjve reserved to themselves 'the pow
er to approve or reject at the polls
uv act of the letrislatnrc,' thev must
tiwefore be counted as states which
t,ve not ratified. Addine these
itates to the twenty-five mentioned
biretofore. wc have a total of fortv
ii which the people are either opposed
lo federal prohibition or have been
jj-ied their undoubted riirht to pnss
ipon it., No w.ondor the proponents
of this system J'o'ncht tooth and nuil
...met letlinrr ihe people vote.
"The present; short period of pro-
pise.' It hasi aroused the American
jwple to the necessity of beinir keen
It on their Kuhfd- to preserve their
ftrties. ;
"It is part off the prohibition propa
ganda today tot .pretend that the
Imcriean pcoiloj throuirli their own
action, have brought about the exist -in
situation. . Never was there a
.. 4VI.--ol.niwl Tim Aim.ripnn
j)ple never have acted upon national
prohibition. Thcv ' have never been
permitted to do so.
1 "UnlV one siaie unio voieu on
'I ... . j 1 (1......
1B18 iremeilUUUh i.stwe will! uiiio n-
venliVt was ncninst it."
EfEDFOKP AH! TRIBUTE, HiEDFOTlD, ' OirF.ClOX, WEDNESDAY. "FKBRUARY 2.".. 1920.
PAGE FlVK
BERldK. -Under Sc. ro
tary of State Moeslc has been select
ed to sucwed Mnthias HrzbcrcjT,
who reclined vesterduv as minister
of finance. Moesle was npfioinhed
a deputy to Krzbcrer January J7.
The MiremenX of Krcberccr flrorn
the cabinet is only temporary, de
clares tho Deutsche AHiremeine Zci
funir. Newspapers whose svmpathies are
with the elements of the riclit sav his
retirement' is the first step in his
tall.
BKIU.1X, Tuesday, Kcb. 2A. Ma
thias Krziiereer, in tendcrim: his
resiLrnati(iir a.s minister of finance,
based his action, it is said, upon a
desire to have the investiuution of
his allegedly lulsified tax returns
proiceed without preibdicc or con
sideration for bis official position.
Tho minister's retirenint and its ai
leired motive were completely eclips
ed by the character of evidence which
Dr. Karl He.li'l'erich. former viee-
cnnncinior, succeeueii in piliuir up
against llerr Lrzlieruer dunni; the
last twt dnvs of the hitter's libel
suit against hiin.
Twenty years aco a rural sehool
master and since- 100.r the stormy
petrel of flennin parliamentary life.
llerr Kr7.benjcr.has for fifteen mouths
been the most conspicuous figure in
Germany's post revolutionary era.
Personal frionds reL'ret the failure
to use tin? recent attempt against
Ifcrr Krzbcrger's life a.s a reason for
his retirement, thus depriving Dr.
Helfferich of his decisive victory,
which is no adding to pun-Germanic
jubilation.
E
AsbLaut il(rirv:jitrt state pastor's! the reappointment of Superintendent
tminiuir conference, to be hvkl at the Briscoe at the head of the city schools
BERLIN. Tuesday, Keb. -l. Brit
ish interests are planninc to estab
lish five lartre. bajiks in Danzie and
a steamer service between Danziu'.
Copcnhairen and Tiondon. according
to I'olish advices to the Vorwaerts.
ASHLAXI),. Keb. 25.More water
i. the supreme need. Tho city, in
realization of this want, proposes to
take active steps in ibis direction be
lore the summer shortnee is upon us.
Even at this early date Ashland creek
is at a low ebb. although there is
plenty for domestic, use. The irritru
tion period is what tests the system
and i hp ulan is to devise ways and
means for addiiur to the supply before
the critical time arrives, and thus
tide over the months of Julv, Aucust
and September. With this end in
view, a mass meetini: has been called
tor Saturday evcninir. February -3.
at the city ball, at which all interest
cd should attend, and this means
everybody. Professor Keiiner of the
experiment station, will speak, bis
talk beimr alonsr tbo lines of on im
perative, demand for water in behalf
of crons. Other speakers will ex
press opinions as to supplementing
the domestic supply, the expectation
bciatr that these discussions will re
sult in active efforts beinu taken
towards permanent, instead of merely
temporary relief. r
Wiiss Bertha Eliason, employed in
Southern Pacific offices in Portland,
visited home briefly the first of tlc.v
week. t
Air postal service, to ferret out
linuor traffickers, will-, be urirod at
the next session of tbo legislation,
with Ashland for thc; Southern base,
and Portluud the northern. The' in
stallation is expected to cost $."p.000
and yearly maintenance a like suin.
"The provisions of the Chinese ex
clusion act should lie made to apply
to all immigrants for a period of not
less than five years," was the ones
tion which Ernest Abbott. Ashland
student at (). A. (.'., as a member of
the sophmore class debatinu team,
assisted in winning oratorical prowess
over the freshmen of the same institution.
Prosneetive attendants from tho
0'
0.."-V W1 -.!
-JwV-w.- lift 1. 'rntViy
-116,606,060'
Statistipians calculate that Maxwell cars the, world over
traveled 1,500,000,000 miles last iear. What a gigantic
test of gears, bearings, axles, crankshafts, andjlie 3,000
other pieces of steel in a Maxwellcarl
Had these metals shown a single chronic 'weakness
their makers would have suffered a far-reaching penalty.
Instead these 1,500,000,000 test miles equal to 57,000
. times around the equator--put a great premium on the
Maxwell. . .
; TSo great that it is becoming'more'and'morc difEcult
each day to get a Maxwell.
To fill this ever-growing and ' friendlydemand "f or
Maxwell 100,000 are being built this year, bringing
the total of Maxwells now in use on the road to 400,000.'
The 100,000 will fall far short.
Possibly 40,000 persons will have'to'purchase a second
choice car. . ' '
To be sure of "your"' firstr choice" seethePost-Var'
Maxwcllidioutdelay. '
A W. Walker Auto Co.
, Medford, Oregon.
White Temple in Portland March it.
to 5, include v. t. Hcan. Christian
church: D. J. (lillandcrs. I'ormreun -tional:
(.'. A. Edwards, Methodist; .I.
W. lloyt, Pre.-.bvteriaii. Hey. f. (i.
Morris, Methodist pastor at Talent,
has also signified an intention of attending.
Pending the selection of a ne wpas-
tor. Hev. A. B. Finch, elenrvuian on
the retired list, will supply the local
liaptitst church, and has moved into
the parsonage on Oak street.
Au important realty deal has iiKt
been made throuirb the Billing
agency, whereby .I. r.. Anciviu, pre.-v
ent occupant of the property, comes
into possession of the Frohbach
place, corner of Bush and Almond
streets, one of the most substantial
homes in town and ideally located
Mr. Angivin is an employe of tin1
Southern Pacific in the local yards
11- O. Frobach, who sells the place,
has become, a 'permanent resident of
Three Forks, Mont.
Co-operating with the American
Helief commission, which has the de
vastated war countries as a field for
extensive operations, the Citizens
bank handles "food drafts" in addi
tion to all the other mediums of bank
exchange. These drafts are in vn-
nous amounts, very convenient for
this specific purpose, being reileom-
able in actual snpplies instead of
cash and receive the endorsement of
the American Food Administration.
Dr. C. F. Schaller, osteopathist.J
will remove to tiilent. v
Word from .Newell Wright, former
well-known; right hand mun in the
local' S. P. ticket office, who took u
year's lay-off from office work t,v
join tho "back. (p tho soil movement,"
indicates that'Jiis "experiment stif-'
tion ' iH 80 . acres in extent, and is:
located sevcn'nriles from Buhl. Idaho.
a thriving town on the Minidok.v
brunch qf the,;' Oregon Short Line,
which section? Newell says, is the
richest farming country in the Unit-'
ed States of course, excepting tho
Rogue liivcr valley. He intensively,
farms 20 acres to wheat, 45 alfalfa,
and 10 clover, thus leaving five ncres
for the home patch. In livestock.
he has three horses nnd two cows.
also 25 "head " of extra fine bens.
Butter and eggs aro also staples
Mrs. Wright, thoroughly weaned from
the gay society life of Ashland, finds
herselt not only resigned to the new
rural environment, but actually ore
fers it to, the, social whirl of tbisj
metropolis, ttie daughter is also wo :
pleased with, the change, hence the'
lamilv is contented nnd happy. Their!
address is 1, F. I). 5. Buhl. Idaho
Thcv send greetings,, to many friendki
In'twit.' .lnn.l S-r. .r.1:'.-,.. .i 1 '
-..; .io"u jfcij- -ituit.. ,i.;itt
)mi 80 bushcU to tUeiacre. and but-;
tfcr : jJ5 poiiod:o' the cow, while tlibj;
b-products fnihi'llw poultry pay tllo!
income 'tax of the entire family. V J
M. C. liningcr nnd son. Brueo, havo;
bought tho vulcanizing works from
Harrison 'flifcaywilrjwilftj
dustrv
- Buying,' BeltlHtr;"refHO(rt!lirjfir'"and
trading are the order of tho day
as iipph'ed to ""to"'n''prtMS.TlvT""Oi'o.
W. Dunn is repairing the old family
homo on Granite street, which indi
cates that he may retire from active
work, although.not implying directly
that he "will rest from his lahors."
lirucc Liningcr has bought the Har
rison place on Oberlin street. Fred
Putnam is fixing over newlv acauir
ed property in the llarcadiue tract.
E. A. Hong has sold his home, includ
ing half an acre of orchard and gar
den on Beach street, and in turn has
boneht the Shclton property. II. S.
Palmerlce of the Citizens Bank, has
sold his model bungalow borne on
Grunite street. Darkin Grnbb has
bouehtthe Van Dvkc place on Third
street. The Hnpwood property on
Pennsylvania vuvenuof has been ,f-old
to newcomers. 'Out iu the country in
tho Bellcvicw district, W. j. JInoro
contemplates various improvements
on his orchard and ranch, while in
the. Volley-view, district Fred Moti
on ugh has sold his tiO-ucrc holding,
hut will remain on the same indefi
nitely. as a renter. , . -
The Carson-Fowler Lumber 4 Co.
has readjusted its iuterests at Ornnts
Pass to the effect that its holdings
are now represented by n firm under
u new title, the individual purtners
including a Medford and Grants Pass
resident respectively, in addition to
the head of the firm living here.
Miss Jliiv Spencer was elected to
the position: of missionary worker
at the recent state convention of the
Christiun Endeavor in Portland. Paul
Brown of Imn Angeles, ' prominently
identified in the C. E. movement, ad
dressed a worker's conference at the
local Congregational church on Mon
day afternoon, and an echo meeting
in the evening.
Felicitations arc mutual as between
teachers, parents and pupils, over
for another two-vcar term, to dale
from June of the present vear.
Hal McNair and Tom Simpson aro
Portland on a special business
mission this ueck.
The Vining family have bec.i cnio -
ing a reunion of late, with the sons
Ralph, Robert and Irving present, j testation of appreciation due to hi
Ralph and family have since gone kindly efforts ever extended to nd
to California, Robert and family huiiivancc the best interests of the corn-
not only from Seattle, but all the
way up to Alaska in the neighbor
hood of Fairbanks. As Ashland's
"favorite sou." a number of intimate
: frieiuls rccenllv tendered a baiuiuct
' to Professor Irvine Vining us a miini-
m unity.
Anybody dissatisfied with ratings
as to the census eunuiucrution, can
lodge Iheir objection with the com
mercial club, which is in close touch
vitlt the imivcp; th:it hi.
DEWS 'OF EVE
; it ,
No More Gentle Than
'Cascarets"for.the
Liver, Bowels
It is just as needless as it is danger
out to take violent or nasty cathartics.
Natnro provides no a hock-absorbers for
your liver and bowels against calomel,
lisrsh pills, sickening oil and salts.
Cflftcarets give quirk relief without in
jury from Constipation, IiiliouneM, In
digestion, Gases and Sick Ilendach.
Cn "care, s work while you aleep, re mo v.
ing the toxins, poisons and sour in
digestible waste without griping or
inconvenience. Ca sea rets regulate by
strengthening the bowel mil Roles. They
cot RO little too, ?::'V; . v- .'j
BRAND
FLOUR
BLEMr
j or ; every
purpose
1
JlgP "blend's
A Product of Scientific Miiling
: '"'"' ' To produci'-'a perfect .flour for every purpose., , a flour that will make
' , .cakes and pastry as well as 'bread, choicest Knstenv hard wheats and choicest '
..0, "' .Western wheats. must be brought toRether in proper proportions and those
-Vi : i proportions remain uniform.
' ' . " ' The ..Western., wheats and the Kastern hard wheat .must he tempered
.. , eparate.ly and .(hen ground in separate' mills. - .. .
. ' ' We hve, mills where our hard wheat is (rrotmd ; mills where our
'; " Western' wheats are : "ground.'' The' 'flours 'from these two distinct grinding ,
"j ', are tnen. scientifically blended. .'..'..,
BLEND FLOUR is the product of this scientific milling, tt
costs you a few cents more per sack but LESS PER LOAF because a
sack of g&in
BLEND WILL MAKE MORE AND LARGER LOAVES
OF BETTER BREAD.
Fisher Flouring Mills Company
Seattle
.Tacoma
Portland
Bellingham
Mt. Vernon
The Big-Six
THE SEKIES 20 lilG-KIX. with it lid 1(. P. motor, l-'li-inch
whcclhiisc nnd hcven-passenirer bodv, eives to the motorist a rare
combination of actual tiowcr. ranee of snccd. hill-clinihintr ability,
beauty of line anil appearance, tcniiinc comfurt and oiicriitine econ
omy. Owners eret 1 miles and more per trillion of casoline and
over 8,000 miles per net of tires. Truly a bitr car in size, vet it is
comparatively liyht in weitrlit- its 3125 pounds beinir ho evmilv dis
tributed und its. ehasiis'so irCectly balanced that you arc assured
of perfect ridinir . comfort at two miles an hour or at a-inile-a-m
intitc. 'i;
KnuipiH-d with a" beautiful straicht-sidc slantine windshield with
artistic side lichts and stormproof ventilator base; irlove no. and
extension lijrht in tonncau: larcre plate ulass window in rear of
fivpsv top) irenuine hand-buffed leather upholstery, silver-faced
jeweled clock nnd recording instruments; walnut steering wheel
with instrument hoard und L'love box of the sumo finish; cord
tires und shock absorbers, llo'lv and hood are a Brewster urccn
with cold stripine on the wheels and louvres.
HINES & SNIDER
South Fir Street, Medford, Oregon.
OPEN ALL NIGHT
Cafe Holland
Special Club Breakfasts
'o. 1 3Bo No. 5 88o
(1) Egg ..Breakfast Steak.
Ham Toast
Hot Cakea Coffoe
Cotfee
No. SS Sffo , .,- ' 0 to
(1) Egg (l) Pork Chop
Bacon (2) Corn Cakes
Hot Cakes . CoKee
Coffee
No. a 33o No. 7 3Be
(3) Wheat Cakes Country Sausage
Stripped Bacon orUuckwheat Cakes
Ham Cotfee
Coffee
No. 4350 ' No- V
Fried Muah -with Plain Omelette
Bacon Wheat Cakes :
Coffee Coffee
ORIlKK BY NUMBER
TAXI CHANGE.
I am no-w connected with the Dally
Taxi Co., and will bo glad to accom
modate all my former cus'.omers, as
well as the general public.
I Ion Slvcrtscn. V'-'j
Thono 15.' Brown & BroWd:', ''
Gasoline Engine
ANI HI'RAV OUTFITS
KXI'KKTINd AN!) nErAlUINO
Wo havo added to our forco men who
aro thoroly capable In repairing and
adjusting gatfollno onglnos, Tractors,
spray outfits, pumps and other farm
machinery. Phone 235-R. .
John C. Signor
Knrinek Ulrigi " VSil-211 N. Fir