Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 11, 1920, Image 8

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Newspaper Page TextPXCE ETfiTTT 'XTEDTrmu mrm tribune. WEnT'orm. 'ot?r-!ont. tttttt?rdy. vAPrn n. 102a 1 HandSapoliorThe Ideal forToilet and Bath LAST TIMES TONIGHT LIBERTY The Picture That Rinus The Bell. '235 Hrs. Leave' m ARBUCKLE "FATTY" in "THE GARAGE" Tomorrow 1 Robt. Warwick "In Mizzoura" Tim phi v llmt nuul'j Augustus Tlioinus famous. INVESTIGATION OF ! "11.1 MAIUKON. Wis., Mar. 11 veti:ntion uf the I'nitt-tl States LTain ! ihf- tU-U-ut nf th ti-o.iu t ju V.Slir(iT0N'. ;;tr. 11. An ordered tudav 1' coriKjratinn v;i- senate. Senator Weed's resolution propos intr llio iiMinirv eame as a result of the recent federal r:mI iurv at Spo U jiii V;ih., was adopted after much discussion. rJ'hi invest itrat ion will be ma do hv the senate ma mi Tact arcs eominitti'c. Tim com id it fee. n which Senator T 1!i and of the I.cukuc of Naiions. ! tim repeal it the osplonuKn law, am some nf tho provisions in tli platform of the "I.al-'ollotte progressive republican dele- gales," candidates to the nation- ill convcnlion. ls.t...l Ifwltiv A There an) two sets of Wisconsin ri'puliliran delegate candidates !! A call meetiuir of tlio Parent Teacher's Council, nl-o incetillL'S of the ' various I'lireiit-Tenclier Circles will lie held Friday. .March 12. 8he members of the board of cduention ami I he snicrintenilent of the eitv schools lire most rcuect. ullv invited to he in attendance, cither personally oi by representatives. The object of this ineetiiiL' is to de cide unon the action the I'nrent- leaciier associntion will take with lllllllllllllllllllll! MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Mater What the Price MANN'S 1 10th Friday Surprise Sale I Big Money Savers in Every Department I Remember These Prices Are for One Day Only I for tin; national republican con- reyurd to reinstatement of the teaeh- vent Ion In the primaries here !'rs 11 v dropied from the school April 6. One delegation is "an- I-aKollelte, rcpuhlican. Wisconsin, is' intitrui ted" and the other is run- cliairnuin, wilt j mini re into the ported wheat pool as well as the "dealings, opera! ions, specuhitioiiH nud muni pul a tions if any there lias PAGE Friday, March 12 AGNES NIELSON Skartvedt Star Contralto Solist of The Temple Chorus of Seattle In Concert Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.50 Peat Sale at Page Pox OITicn Beginning "Wednesday at .1 (noon). Mail orders now. heeii" of the corporation or its official.-!. J Hiring I lie dehaf e Senator Ash urst, Arizona, churned that the reso lution was directed primarily at Mer hcit Hoover and that it was a "part of a policy that U heinir pursued to l hrow ui ud upon nien who rendered valnahlc services .luriiir the war.' A Idler front .Max II. Hoiiser, the corporation official named in the L'l'nnd jury report, was presented hy Senator Chamberlain, democrat, Ore gon. It iii'tred a complete iuvestitfu t inn of t he elm r ues, SAX KKANCISCO. Mar. ll. -A.I-yisabililv of fonninir a prospective republican national convention dele gation instructed lor Herbert Hoover despite Hoover's statement he is not a candidate, is to he discussed at a iiiectimr of republican Hoover adhei- ems Here luiiav, aeconlinr to an an nouncement by Warren (Iri'L'orv. an attorney, who will preside. ninB under the label "LuKolIotte N proKreHHivo reputiliean." Tlie platform is opposed to "compulsory military service in time of pence," is for the "aholi- U lion of Injunctions in tabor tlis- I putes," demands economy in f i government and condemns re- vent exiravaKiinees, favors sol- ilier IMnus paymeuL li v the fiMl- fr era I government and ts for the Kret Lakes deep waterway plan. f f t- k f f ' 4 h $ 4 if SHIPS NOT READY FOR SEA (Continued from Pago Ono) As It for "HILL'S FIVE MILLION USED IT LAST CASCARAkJ QUININE PEOPLES. YEAR X3v Standard cold remedy for 20 year m tali let lorm sate, sure, no opiate breaks up a cold in 24 liour.i relieves grip in J tiayi. Money back if it fails. The centime box Man a lea top witn Mr, inn a picture. At A" Drug Stmram Hurison, then chief of naval opera tions. I ten son Convince) Admiral Itenson himself ' visited London early in November, Admiral Sims continued, and quickly convinc ed himself i,T the wisdom of sending over tho coal burning battleships. Hi communicated with the department and received a reply that tho New York, Florida, Delaware and Wyom ing would be ready to .sail "ul'ter docking." Admiral Sims said this K(iiadron represented four different types of ships. "It would have been just as easy,' ho Haiti, "to have selected a homoge nous squadron. The reason it was not done was that they (ether ships of the Hnnio type) were not ready for service at sea.' Hawlev Waues Raised. OKKHON CITY. Ore., Mar. 11.--Klfective March Hi. the llnwlev Pulp am) I 'a pet company and the Crown Willamette Paper company announce increases in waves that will affect 'J, DDI) men tmd add approximately $L!lir,00l annually to the payrolls of the companies. system The Parent-Teacher associations desire to act for the eood of the school system and with fairness to all concerned, Thev would appre eiiitc an opportunity to hear di rectly from the school board and I'ily siiperinlendent before tnkinir any action in this mutter. NAME CAMPAIGN MAJORS. (Continued from Page One) RIALTO PLAYS THRU SATURD'Y S3 RIALTO MARY riLtivruJvu "HEART O' THE Here's the same be- jJ lovetl Marv Pickforil ' fir in an entirely new nTSinrfj role, that of a mJmlMiL- mountain uirl (itiht- s55 inn her (ewlal flgfvw3Sr battles and tifrnicl flMJ of "nothin' or nobodv" Mf4?&3M- 1 WXS HILLS" ' CHR,STIE ym Smt. iy THE THIRD PICTURE ' COMEDY YW FR0" ' BRAY liita ADAPTED FROM THE Willi FAMOUS NOVEL BY ' PlC"GR JOHN FOXJB. COMING D. W. Griffith's "Starlet D.ws-A talc of the Olden West the general wolfaru of tho city he present. Loral and out of town speakers laminar witn civic-commercial organ ization work will make addresses. Community sinning frc'm especially prepared sons sheets for this cam paign will feature tho attractiveness of the program which is now In course of preparation. The ilciuiix will he announced thru the local press, later. The statement was made at head quarters today, in aiinounciiiB this meetini;. that while invitations have heen sent to those men and women whoso names are available from tho "prospect list" thut Is being compiled ut campaign headquarters, It Is the earnest desire that the invitation thru tho press bo considered as gen eral, as every ono Interested in the betterment and upbuilding of Med- tord will bo welcomed. Director James K. Ciheen. at the luncheon held yesterday at tho Hotel .vtedford, and attended liy more than 60 of .Medford's representative citi zens, intensified the enthusiasm of those present with the declaration that so far as any of the members of the American t'itv Hurean stuff in Medford can remember, this city has established a new bureau reecrd in having signed up workers cards twelve days before the actual inten sive enrollment, cumpalgn'begins. The original plan was 'to have .a total of NO field men to make the canvass of the city for members during the four days beginning Tuesday, .March 23, but Mr. llheen has explained that the more workers in the field the greaterl number of members will lie signed and the general work incident to tho canvass will he minimized. The plan as it stands tit present is to name two majors and ten captains who will have teams of seven men each under their direction. The pros pect cards will lie arranged by dis tricts, tho city being divided into ten parts. The two majors who have been named hy the executive committee are to be Hen C. Sheldon and V. (las ton Domergue; both have accepted the appointment. Of the ten captains designated, acceptances thus far have been received from seven: John (ioodrich, S. I. llrown, G. M. Roberts. T. 11. Carkln, ". K. Walker, 10. M. McKcany and X. A. I.oucks. The program of work fur the field tennis provides for two hours during! I ti o forenoon ot .March 211. 24. 2.1 and -'ti. .Mr. tihecn says that some teams have been kuow'n to complete their districts in a single day during other cunipaigns conducted by the bureau. 'resident Vawtnr of the rhamhe oi t oininerce is desirous that mete men. women, boys and girls send in suggestions for an appropriate slogan lor .Medford. The Chamber of Com merce, as previously announced, has been joined by the American City Hurean in offering a cash prize of $2.'i for the suggestion that is accept ed. The original slcfcan committee omposed of John Tomlln, J)r. K. (1. Itlddell anil II. S. Deuel, has been in- reased to five members, Leonard 'arpenter and ltev. I. .Myron lloozer being added. This committee will announce its decision at the civic din ner on the evening of Monday, .March 211. H WIRTHMOR SILK BLOUSES EE 2.j fioorgette and Crepe tie Cliine H Hlonses. Cheap tudav at $fi.75 fl r AA U Friday Surprise. Sale, each H ALL LINEN DAMASK U 72 iiu-hes wide, fine grade, till linen, S ldeaehed. flood pattern. Cheap to S dav at .fJ.T.'j. Kridnv fl0 U Surprise Sale, yard H MERCERIZED DINNER H NAPKINS H Full size, fine quality. Jfegiilar price .f2.-lS. Friday Surprise J(J H . RESTFUL BED SPREADS J 78x88, good quality, new patterns. H Cheap at $3.48. Friday QQ Surprise Sale, each .. 0.70 HAIR BOW RIBBONS Several good shades to choose from. "Wide width. Cheap at 75e. AQg J Friday Surprise Sale, yard 36-INCH SILK POPLIN Several good shades to choose from, also black. $1.7i3 values. EJ Friday Surprise Sale, yd. fj WOMEN'S KID GLOVES Tn an odd line of sizes and colors. Heal U $2.00 values. Friday Sur- fl1 CA Ej prise Sale, pair M" Colnate's Toi- Infant's Lisle , let Soap. 15c Hose in colors values. Fri- 30c values. j day Surprise Friday. 15c Sale. I Oc cake pair. , ,, 14.22 N. Centrlal, :i jine Woman s C FEATHER PILLOWS Sleeping Beauty Feather Pillows. Full size, covered with good ticking. Begular price .$2.2,1. Friday Surprise Sale, each LINEN FINISHED SHEETS 72x!H). flood quality. Cheap today at $2.00. Fridav Surprise (PI nc Stile, each W.1J JAPANESE CREPES J In fancy stripes. This cloth is worth todav 7;")c. Friday Sur- AQp lirise Sale, yard MERCERIZED TABLE DAMASK (i-l inches wide, flood patterns. Beg- ulitr $1.00 grade. Friday OQ, Suritrise Sale, yard Owl j NEW COLONIAL DRAPERIES W In a beautiful line of new sj)ring pat- j terns. Friday Smpriso 4fi Sah, yard .' l NEW CAMISOLE LACES j ,.1 to 6 inches wide. Good quality, 2fc A-alues. Fridav Surprise. ifin Sale, yard '. lUt f 36-INCH WOOL SERGES In red, green, tan, navy and grey. A jJ very good (piality. Friday $10 Surprise Sale, yard .'. vAWw Women's Lisle Women's Sum- Hose in black, mer Union white, and col- Suits. Small nrc HRe inL Ci.. Tr. i ZZI fcUlC ues, Friway. Ues. Fririau Medford. Oregon B9c Dair 48c Suit- llll OPPOSED TO WAR BONUS. (Continued from Pngo One) s the t inn ii.-ui I situation could lie m ! t'uHv hnndlcd this year under existinir ta laws. It we issue l .rtlier bonds it will oarrv nil seeuntics lower in their iniirliel value-," lie continued. Mow ureal n .l.'iirc-sion would rc- lllt 1 ' ii-l;e.l liciM-escutative (inrner. Icuiocrat. Texas. "It niiylit t'ori-e the liest securities low as !MI and the others down to SO." Hie e.-rct.-irv l-cnlic.l Dupont Explosives The line sold at a price that includes SERVICE Put yiiur blasting problems up to the DuPont man. Dailv Delivery hv the Medford Furniture & Hardware Co. Distributors. WOMAN'S CASE i AMAZES MEDFORD i A lmsines lean's wife could not sew or read wiiliout sharp pains in tier eyes. Tor years her eyes were red and weak. I'innlly sho tried slm- pie iritt-hha.rl. camphor, livdrastis. tc. as mixed in l.nvontik eve wash... The result produced hv a sincle lmtile amazed everyone. We Kiiarantee ai mall luittle l.atnptik to help ANY j r. weak, sir.nned or inflamed i eves. Aluminum eye cup KitKK. Medford I'harmacy. Main and Cen tral. A,lv AUCTION SALE Shorthorn Cattle Held uiuler auspices of Pacific North west Short-Horn Breeders' Associa tion and Klamath County Farm Bureau. 21 Bulls 35 Head 14 Cows Ci.uignors-AV. W. Green, Uni.m, Oregon; C. 0. Garrett. Olendale, Oregon. Sale Held at O. K. Barn KLAMATH FALLS, ORE. MAR. 13 E- J- Fjeldsted, Sales Manager