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Newspaper Page TextFAHE RTX! WEUFonn STxrn Tnnnipnrc. KmrroriTJ. ot?f!ont. ratttcdat. matjctt c. "102a BoTH MUST PULL To-GLTHEI?' lb CRACK THE MUT. 11 TIM- WClTIXL tAtt-W- RIALTO WHERE THE PUBLIC KNOWS IT SEES GOOD SHOWS ON PEACE TREATY COMMITTEE ON f I BUDGET NAMED mm Representative Business Men of City Appointed to Finance Chamber ol Commerce Fund Prominent New York Speaker to Address Commit nily Conference on March 16 Following adjournment, 'nt u meet ing of tho executive coiiimlUco of thu (Medford Chamber or Commerce's ex pansion and reorganization campaign 1ho announcement was niado by Chairman Hurry I,. Walihrr that the committeo had deciiled tin two big public meetings to bo held In tlio im mediate future, and to which every man and woman in .Medford Is in vited. Tho first of theso meetings is to bo designated as a community con furenco and will be held on the even ing of Tuesday, March l(i, at u place to be decided upon and announced later. Tho second meeting will be 11 combination meeting and dinner and will bo known as the .Moil ford Civic dinner. Tho civic dinner will be served Holiday evening, March 22, 4 C? i Jt, r I)lt. IIKMtY (i.AIM S ll.HVN Who will Nprnlc lit Community Con- lei-i'iiic, .Mjucli mill. which In tho Halo procmllng (ho r.'pon lug' Of I lie, Hlg 'drive, for 100 now inombora to bo signed for $2e ii your for a period of three years, and tlic raising by Bubscriptlon of a, budget or ill, null. 'Iloth tho'' community conference mid tho civic dinner will bo featured by speaking, local as well us out-of- town spoaliurs to be announced later, and community singing. Ono .f the principal speakers, however, at the community roiifimmco will ho Jir. Henry Caincs I lawn of New York city. Dr. Ilnwn is one of tho most widely known, and deservedly popn lar speakers of the east. I''nr oigh focn years he has lieeu at the head or his own school of expression In Brooklyn, and has been Identified with Home of 11m lnrtror Iiislltutlous of tho kind besides lie Is said to lie a man of unusual personal magne tism, anil an orator of rare abililv. Tho public of Meill'ord is promise! a real treat in the address by ir. Jlawn. Special song sheets Tor hoi h meet Iiiks have been prepared, ami com munity Hinging such as Mediord has never heard before, is expected. The grouter number i.'f these songs are popular airs to which special words befitting the present campaign have been applied. Theso special son sheets will be distributed among tho aiidienco at both meetings and will, doubtless, prove acceptable little sou venirs of tho conference anil dinner. The executive committee ut its meeting last evening appointed the budget committee which, it is ex plained, will be expected to formulate plans lor the securing of the Slii.uiin budget. A meeting of this committee will bo held shi.rily in which time the duties incumbent upon it will be ex plained. Tho personnel of the budget com mittee is as follows: S. I. llroun. lieorge T. Collins, .1. II. Cochran. . (listen IMincrgue, V. II. Core, hel roy (lelcbell. K. C. Caddis. C. K. dates, A. C. Hubbard. W. K. Isaacs. I". Corning Kenly. C M. Kidd. II. f. l.linisilcii, C. V. Mclionald. M. .Mc Keany, ltev. ). i:. Millard. .1. ('. Miinn, Ceorge A. Manstielil, Cos New bury, Hamilton I'atton, II. YV. Paul, David Itoseuberg, W. Ii. Tail. Cei.'ige I,. Trelchlcr and K. W. Walker. Members of the executive commit teo present at the meeting last even ing were: II. I- Wallher, chairman; C. M. Kidd, A I.. Hill. II C. (larnett. Mrs. I i:. .Merrick and Mrs. C. 1,. Schleficllu. Your Kind of a Town If von mint to live in the Kind of :i town I,ike the kind of n town von like, You needn't slin vour clot lies in a trip. And start on a lonu. lonir hike. You'll onlv find what von left lieliiml. There' iii. tiling reiilly pew. r J. t - 4 WASHINGTON', Mar. C. Tho res ervation declining to bear league ox peases except on action of congress was re-adopted late KAlay by a vote of 4 0 to 2 5 with eight democrats supporting it. WASHINGTON. Mar. 0. White House officials in discussing today tho movo of administration senators to arrange a conference with I'resi- dent Wilson to discuss tho peace treaty situation, said tho president had told Senator Class, of Virginia, two1 weeks ago, what his attitudo was toward a eompromiso on tho article ten reservation. It was said that there had been no docision as to whether the president would seo tlio senators In response to the request of Senator llltchcotek. Thoso closo to tlio president, how ever, pointed out that Senator Glass must have informed his colleagues as to Mr. Wilson's position. The president's attitude toward further conferences with democratic senatoi-H as reflected at the White House was learned with manifest dis appointment by democratic and re publican senators who liavo been working for a compromise. It was said tho negotiations would continue tint senators predicted that if Mr Wilson declined to consider further compromise proposals the hope of ratification would bo greatly dimin ished. Among soino of tho republicans, however. It was predicted that a re fusal to seo Senator Simmons would result in further defections from the administration ranks and might lead to a breuk sufficient to secure ac ceptance of tho republican reserva tions. Tho compromise proposals Senator Simmons had planned to present to tho president wcro worked out In ne gotiations between substantial groups of tlio 1wo parties with Senator Sim mons acting for the democrats and Senator WalsOn of Indiana for the republicans. -' ii n 0".i "l'"T SPENT BILLION ON MOTOR. (Continued from Pago Ono) locality liud. been oi",'iiniziil., lill ' tlju iiiiniier iiei'iieii.'-wouin nave icciiry iliicuil -at modernte eosL." . '.''.I'liiihu pinned in iiiitliiirily hi. llje Nortliwesl, bv the war deyui'liiicnt,. he liiiiil. "not o0v hail no.e.vperieni.'e in the lumber Iumih'sj, bill, tliev werp urroiranl.- uiitoi'i-alie aiiil nnerated wliollv reaa.rdless of, law iml,uilltor ilv. 'lliose that, hail no upwer to di so ordered the construction ol' rail- tnudh in Oreiron tlu'oiiuh cost-plus rout meters aLliu'iie upvenimeutiil ex pensil apd Dot. in t)uf DiibliOjiulnrtfit." .1. I). Kynit Scored The eninlevnieiit of lltl.tlllll soldiers, iHeludiur officers in the lumber oper ations wus nlso uttaeked bv Mr. Mii L'ce, who asserted the Haviiicnl to Ibcm of wanes of $!t to $H u dav was "in defiant, violation of law." Iiilin H. vim. director of air craft iiroductioii. lie said, "licurtilv upproved of these imvuicnls.' "Those who fire responsible for this unlawful expenditure," he uibteil. "shoiilfl he hebl slrictlv uccoiintable therefor. The Scibs-t'arev-Ker-liuimh coriiorulion wus acliiallv paid by Hie war rlcpnrtnient a. seven per cent comiiijssiiiu on civilian wnires paiil lo soldiers workimr for sub-i-oiil r.'K'lors in the const ruction of thr Lake Crescent rnilroad, in excess of the compensation fixeil bv congress." WIN CHURCH ACTION. (Continued from Pago Ono) members us well ns u trustee of the puldisliimr society. The master rules that at present there nre two sets of directors of the Christian Science church, eacli liav- inir (lie same name, one coustituted ol ii board of four under the deed of ISll'J, and the other live members act um' under the liv-lnws made liv the directors in Itltlit aflcr "first mem bers" of the church had transferred ir powers to the directors. CHICAGO. Jfnr. Ii.-Charles G. Casten. doctor of experimental chem istry for the International Harvester mipaiiv and inventor of a chemical piopulsive naeiit fur depth bomb liaiues used bv the .'oi'ernuicnt dur iir I lie war auninst submarines, is believed to have been kidnaped in lieti'iot and held for ransom. Casten let I Chicago Wednesdnv inoriiini: for Washington to collect royalties for the use of his invention. It's u knock at yourself when vou knock your town, It isn't your town, it's YOU! lical towns are not made by men alraid l.et soliicliodv else -jets ahead orks and nobody u town fronf the W hell e ervolie v shirks. on can raise lead! And if. while veil ninkc your personal slake. Your neighbor cult make his too. Your town will be what vou want to see. It isn't vour town, it's Vol'! Old papers for bonding fire and hnu.in clennlnp, 10c tinmllo. St. Mark'Ny KpiscopiU Cor. CS'orth Oakdalo and Fifth Sts. K a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m, Sunday school. 11a. m. Holy communion. 7:30 p. m. livening prayer. Wim. II. Hamilton, Vicar. CHIhollc Church South Oakdale Ave. First mass Sunday at 8 a. m. Second mass at 10:30 a. m. J lenoil iiition at 4:30 p. m. Itov. John Powers, Hector. Vint l'rcsliyterlnn Church CJr. Main and Holly Sts. Bunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morning service at 1 1 u. in. lOvcnlng service at 7:30 p. in. You will receive a cordial welcome. Ij. Myron Hoozer, minister. KvniiK.-l.iilh. Zlon'.s Church Fourth St. below Oakdale Ave. Rev.' I)v. W. H. .VCOronn-Ooser. 'pastor. Ites. 51 H West Fourth St. I I' " HI. 1AM: Ocnll. !'' ' Sunday school 10 a.'m. ''Hlvlno snrvico 1 1 a. m. . You and yours aro cordially Invited -McIIhhIIsI Kplscoiuil tiliuiwlw Soiilli ii ' Acrosa from iW'nshlngtnn Scluiol. , r.i'M Ir; Jomitt Hallray, -I'astor. .-, ,' Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Dr. Frank - ltoburtH; HiipRriiitondent. AVo have a growing, school-, audvintorost lng IcHxons add -Invito 4:011 to como.p Church services Tit-1 1 o'clock mid 7:30'. Hcrnioh by thu pastor. You aro always welcome.' " J'IkhmiIx I'rwhylerlnn Church Dr. Ilaillio. a'nstcv. Ki n. m. Sunday school nnil Illble classes. 11. Tubllc worship. Hev. John W1. Host or Ashland will occupy the pulpit. Good music. 7:30. Y. P. S. C. K. mooting. A hearty invitation Is extended to all. Hr. Ilaillie oxpects to fill tho pulpit on March 1 -1th. First, Christian Church Cor. Ninth and Oakdalo. Dell 10ly Millard, Minister. Ilible Hchool !l:4R. Our Kvery Onn Win One campalKii is on. Ho with us Sunday morning. I I h. 111. Dr. C. F. Swander of Port land will deliver tho message. Kvery member is urged to bo present. Spec ial music will bo an'unthem by the cliolr. "Oh lie Joyful In tho Lord. Public heartily invited. :.'!( p. 111. Young Vooplc's society of Christian Kudenvor meeting. l.Ivo time, topic. and talkers. 7:30 p. 111. Gospel serindu by Dr. C. F. Swander. You can't afford to miss his nddress. Great song service and a selection by our male iiuartet Hear them. Public cordially invited I'lrst Church of Christ, Scientist Hranch of the mother church, "the First Church of Christ, Scientist, in Itosttm, Mass. Services are hebl every Sunday morning ut II o'clock. Subject, ".Man." Sunday school at 9: 1.1. All under the nge of twenty aro welcome. Wednesday evening meetings, nt which testimonies of Christian Sci ence healing are given, at i:30. Church edifice, 2 12 North Oakdale. The reading room, which Is in the M. F. i II. bldg.. Is open from 1 to a daily except Sundays and hi.lldnys. Ml authorized literature may bo read borrowed or purchased. The public is cordially invited to attend Hie services, and visit the reading room. l-'lrst Methodist l-:iiscoial Church Fourth and Hartlett. J. Randolph Sasnett. Minister. Ilible school : I.", a. 111. Illble school !: !.'. a. m. C. A. Meek , siipt. Classes for all ages. 'Morning worship 1 1 a. in. Sermon "Methods of Successful Kvangellsm". Kpwortli League social hour 5:30 p. 111. Interesting program and pleasant hour for all young people. Kpworth League devotional hour titl.'t p. m. lCvening service, 7:30 p. m. Sermon. "What's tho Matter With tho World." Meeting of the district chairmen nnil key worker oC the Ladies' Aid society Tuesday afternoon, 2:30, in the league room. Mid-week devotional meeting, Thursday 7:30. Subject. "Power for Service." Morning Anthom, Jubilato Deo in B-Flat (Schubert). Soloists, Bliss Anderson, Mr. MaeDonough. Soprano solo, Itcpent Ye (Scott) -Mrs. Van Scoyoc. levelling Anthem, (Mod Is a Spirit (Dennett). Duet, O Sacred Head Now Wound ed (Sawyer). Jlrs. Pierce, Mr. Aluc Donough. Helen Phllbrook, pianist; May Jor. dan MacDonough, director. Central Point. Church Notes Beginning with Sunday, Mar. 7 there will bo special meetings held in tho Union (.Presbyterian) church of this place. They aro to bo under tho leadership of ltev. Chas. F. Koebler of Ashland. Mr.' Koebler Is consid ered to bo 0110 of the keenest think ers and n,i6s forceful speakers in this whole coast country. It has been my privilege, to work with, him in special meotlngs In other states, and I am now h.'oking forward to these with groat Interest.' lr. Koelilof's subjects tor the week aro as follows: Sunday, evo, " What Wo1 Aro to 116.' . .loiulay evo, "The Single Causeway to Life,'.;, , Tuesday eve, "Giant iiiid -)?lp'niy .Wednesday eve,' "Chickens Come Homo to, (toost;" Thursday, r.vbl "An inl'allable Ver- diet.-,;;:; ;; ,' ; ; Friday evo,1 "Tho1 ' Ko'-bii'lli oT i Soul." ' ',''' '' It is our plan to have special music at all of these services. Let lis plan to attend theso meetings and get all the good we possibly can from them. F. II. Edgar, pastor. EAST IS SWEPT BY STORM (Continued from Pago One) there, anil smashed plate itluss win dows in fashionable shops aloiur Fifth avenue, onusim: thousands of dollar ilamntre. I he telephone and lefeuraph com panies reported that wire eoinniuni cation out of the cilv was badly crippled. :i:l llclmv, Hillings ihi.IjI.mim. .Mont., siar. Ii A drop ol .'til dcL'tees in about holll-s eslab lishcd u new record for liillimrs la.s niuhl. At six o'idock last eveniu: Ihe theruioinetcr stood ut jue below zero nnil reached its lowest point be tween six- ami seven o'clock Ihi nioriiiiitr when .'I I below was register ed. T DEPENDED UPON IT 20 YEARS Lydia E. Pinkham' Vege table Compound Has Been This Woman's Safeguard All That Time. Omaha. Neb. "I have used Lydia E. nkham'sVegfltableCompoundforover twenty years for fe male troubles and it has helped me very much. I have also used Lydia E. Pink ham's Sanative Wash with good re sult. I always have a bottle of Vegetable Compound i n t h e house as it is a good remedy in time of need. You can mm off"! -ft.v Vi.m-YB.A Zmux. . ...i: monial as everv statement I have made is perfectly true. "Mrs. J. O. Elmquist, 2124 S. 20th Street, Omaha. who suffer from those dis tressing ills peculiar to their sex should be convinced hy the many genuine and truthful testimonials wo are constantly publishing in the newspapers of the ability ot Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege table Compound to restore their health. To know whether Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound will help you. try it! For advice write to Lydia E. Pink ham Medicine Co. (confidential), Lynn, Mass. Your letter will be opened, read and answered by a woman, and held in strict confidence, The following urtiele in a San Francisco paper, will be of interest to the inaiiv friends of Kudv Scliolt.. of this city, once u star member of the local baseball team: "A committee of the innnntrcincnt of the Olympic names recently visited Santa Clara University in the hone of securini: the services of the star niLdiv men who made the old Mission school so famous in the past. That some of these marvels will iournev this veur to Antwerp is liardlv lo lie doubled. Most of the stars will re ceive their deirree in law iust at the time the athletes arc supposed to take the shin from the United States. "Undv Schot7, is bcin soutrlit ns half-back for the biir team. It will be remembered wlint a sensation he created in lil Hi. when the little won der did so much to help Santa Clara lie that most liuiniliatiiiL' defeat on Stanford. John O. Miller, himself one of the best ruubv men this state ever produced, declared that Scliolt. was bv far the 'reatcst half back, the name ever saw in these parts.' Iiudv is fast on his feet and iust as fast with his thiukinu' apparatus. for bun to think is to act: mid he seldom makes un error of judgment. Old Antwerp will see some speed if Scholtz. ever irols !roiii!r on their turf. Singlo or Jlairleil Persons JinrriiiKif Aro tiKcd to Seo J TONIGHT "Choosing ( a ill wife" r rwi ii- ii ir 1 Tomofrfjw'".' """""THE cCtNEMA, MULDER''' 1 , Hy" " i:. Philip Oppeiihoini Highest quality leweirj repairing Diamond tettlnc, watch repairing Satisfaction assured in fiallty and prloa, MARTIN J. REDVT Vail ns rur wants. MADRONA llnintl CHICK DEVELOPER This feed is a Imtitiu-eri nit ion for young; chicks to ho IV1 iiftor tlio first woi'k, Uion fi'il to ntiitnrily. It pro motes a moro rapid growth, and stur dier build. Will put .vour hroilcrs on the niiirkct oaiiior and develop ymr layers In .shorter time. Analysis guaranteed. Made hy MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. 317 East Main Street Union Sales Stables and VETERINARY HOSPITAL Horses bought, sold and exchanged bv ). tf. Litts. Dr. 0. A. Gitzen, former government veterinarian. 148 No. Riverside, Medford Phones Of fiee, 810; resi dence, 77()-Tv. II B E RT Fun By The Ton "Pre Everyone Vamping is an Art Every girl wants to learn Every wife wants to understand Every man wants to experience Let Constance Talmadge ' show you - ; how it is done, in the rollicking comedy, "A Virtuous Vamp" From Clyde Fitch's play "The Bachelor" I rrirXTT-irTm j LAST TIMES- ' ' The lucomuarable if:; ' Nazimova ,. ' "Stronger Than Death" ' i1 Ki'in-'ii-ii ','s , (,t ': "'lilii. II v Stability Courtesy v' " "''s 'lilH's Wl' iU' S';u' ilhil IZatll -'lo iiinke your business-!ac- I lLi I Tr&V (iiaintance. j'JJ Beposits Over a Millioii: established laa51 -e -;:j:::::iri ":::::"iiTl ""-" "::".""IHI1 jinmnjin! !irrii-:jM! ini ...;ni!fiiiiiMlllll It's A Fact That It Is WelliTo Think About More InviilldlMii is caused by the ilriniincl.s of lionscnork thnn 1 by iinyOilnjr clue Why not make housework easy by the use of Gas for Cook ing, Washing and Ironing? It Is more economical in the long run than any other fuel and saves all the dust and dirt ot wood and coal. Think it over. Oregon Gas and Electric Co. Medford, Ore. GOOD CLOTHES I Make Them KLEIN Tailor 1S Enst Main St. Starts ? Tomorrow MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP Aliso agent for Fairbanks an Morse Engines. 17 South Rlversldi. .