Medford mail tribune., March 16, 1920, Page 5, Image 5

AT PAGE THEATRE
iGHI
TOXUillT'S imk;iea
Music linperiul orchestra.
Community Sinifinp, led by
Juntos H. liheen.
Address .Mayor C. K. Cutos.
Address Chaplain Jake Allen
Remarks director .James K.
Gheen.
.j.
Preparations are complete for the
hiB community conference to be held
at the Page theater this evening. Of
ficials in charge of the chamber ol
commerce campaign promise a de
lightful program, and every man and
woman in the city interested in it.;
welfare and betterment is urgently
requested to lie present.. The confer
ence will he preceded by a program
of community singing beginning at
7: HO o'clock from especially prepared
pong Hheets, led by Director James K.
tiheeii. . Music will lie furnished by
the Imperial orchestra.
(Mayer ( K. dales will open the
meeting at S o'clock with a brfef ad
dress, and will bo followed by Chap
Iain Jake Allen, formerly managing
director of the Visalia Chamber of
Commerce. Chaplain Allen during
the (JroaL War was decorated Willi
the Distinguished Service Cross for
extreme valor under fire, lie is re
puted to be a talker of exceptional
merit, and those who conic out to
hear him will be well repaid for their
time and trouble.
Director (Jheen will cloi'e the meet
i'ng with a brief talk on ihe progress
of the campaign up to this time, and
announcements of futuro meetings.
There will be no solicitation of
memberships or subscript ions asked
of the audience, it being the intention
of those in charge merely to provide
u program of entertainment to be
featured by talks on community ser
vico and the upbuilding of iMedford.
Plans are also rapidly maturing for
the civic dinner to be held at the
Hotel Medford 'next Monday evening
at which time Ildnry dailies Hawn of
New York City wllj,. be the speaker
of the evening. 'Jlr. Tftiwn, is an ora
tor of exceptional merit, and Ills lec
tures in the east are invariably heard
by large audiences.
Harry-lj; -WmkherwiU- act as toast
master at the civic dinner. Other
speakers on the program will be "lira.
F. K. Merrick, Mrs. C. Iv. Schieffclln
dnd Gus Newbury.
The price per plate will he -$1.50.
Unfortunately the dining room nt the
hotel will not accommodate-all the
men and women of Medford and vic
inity who may care io attend. There
fore, reservations will be accepted in
the order. -of their receipt.
Invitations to this dinner will be
mailed but to more than 1100 people
today, altho the reservations are not
restricted to invited guests.
LATEST NEWS
OF THE STATE
I'din i.AN'I). Ore. Mar. Hi.
The Astn-i;i(jiiii nt' I'atliers of ijni
tiiers ami Sailors hi.-t niiiht adopted
; resolution warning ex-service men
not to come wet lor the purpose ol
-ettlina' nil tlie hinds opened for set
tlement within the Orcein and t'ali
iornia untnt. The hinds were char
acterized as "iintilliihle jiinl undesir
i. 11 tor anv purpose wliatsoever an l
praeticiiilv of net value."
KLAMATH l-'ALLS. Ore.. Mar. 10
Indians ti' the allied tribe-; on the
Kiamaih reservation are set-kin;: t
influence ri pp-M'tilatives in emigres
to obtain iasni;e of leuihition au-
thor:ing a e.uvernii:eiit Ionn of
lUMI.nntl reimbtir;t'ble I'mm proceed
of sale- of Indian timber, it was an
nounced todav.
The Klamath Kails Business Men's
Association has indorsed the ino-t..ul.
T.KXI). Ore.. Mar. Hi. - I'hvsieiau
atteiidini;- ('. I'. I IfV. whose lit.
was nearly ended here Saturday hy
:in attack oj" liieecelis lastimr over
four d;iv, (odav pronounced him, out
"I diiimer unless I here is a reeiirrenee
'f the unusual nmhulv. The violent
i'i HitihiiiL;, which nejirlv proved
fatal, came as a complication follow
ing an attack of influenza.
SAI.KM. Ore.. Mar. HI. lly a de
cision of the Oregnu sunremo court
today, Harry West, a prominent wes
tern Oregon stockman, was awarded
$ti-i) damages ficm Marion county
becaur.e of injuries received by him
self and damages to bis automobile.
When lie ran off an embankment near
C.ervais. West attributed his mishap
to glaring headlights on cars which
he met on a narrow and unguarded
portion of the highway. West won
his suit in ihe lower court and the
county appealed.
POltTI.ANI), Mar. HI. A jam of
three million feet of logs in the Cow
lit, river at Ht.-cky Point, three miles
above Kelso, Wash., caused an ad
vance of one-half cent per pound in
the price of smelt in the Portland
market today.
COULD HAVE HALTED SHIPS.
(Continued from Page One)
At the Med ford are registered t he
following: .1. J. Batterman of Chi
rago, M. I. Harbison of Ogden. I'tah.
Chas. E. Tener of Kansas City, Mo.,
and 'Mr. and Mrs. F. 13. McKSinsey, II.
C. Wolf, A. J. Setter and K. K. Xeal
of San Francisco.
shins and material necessary to make
the projoct a success.
Later ho approved the idea, he
said, and helped to expedite the lay
ing of the barrage. The result, the
North sea mine barrage, was a mag
nificent achievement, the admiral
said, reflecting great credit on the
navy and the officers and men who
were responsible for the success of
the project.
: Admiral Sims said he particularly
(wished to refute an assertion "wide-
! ly circulated, that the department
jhad proposed and from the first fa
i vored the mine barrage project and
;that he was "about the only officer in
the navy who had ever opposed it.'
The navy department at the time
I the United States entered the war.
I Admiral Sims said, was "very much
(better informed than tho general
; public of actual conditions in the bel
ligerent countries."
Old papers for building fires and
house cleaning. 1 On bundle.
yx a qpickmeal
and one that's sure to please, there
is no food quite so convenient, so tasty
and satisfying as Del Monte Beans
with Pork and Tomato Sauce.
And of course there is no food more
nourishing. Del Monte Beans con
tain as much nutriment as meat or
eggs yet cost much less.
' CALIFORNIA PACKING CORPORATION
San Francisco, CftliiornU
2
UE OFFICE
SEATTLE. OF $20,000
ARK
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Mriaiw and
Scotland.
IMinburuli.
i
H flllNRF RI1RK FIHI I S5 I
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day where, their lather, J. 1 Dit;
worth, is tiuile ill.
Mr. and Mr: II. K. Peyton of the
'power plant, were business callers at
! Frank hiiswonh's Saturday.
I- !
A A A A
SKATTI.K Mar. Hi. -Two uii
m;ikeil men carlv indav held in
the internal revenue oilier here
and exapcil with L'll,lliHI.
The m otic v was taken in hv
the tt t ie la-t ninht dnrinir the
;i-t uiinute ineunie tax ruh.
li. K. St:itt'.rl, cashier f the
otlice, came to work at 7:1" this
mornin'j:. 1 le npwicd t he va nil
and sat ilown at his desk. A few
niinute later lie heard the eoiu
liiand, "hands up," and. huikinir
around, saw two masked men
coverinir him with reulvers.
The robbers hacked Stafford
into the vault and tilled thcir
pm-keU with packages of bills.
The two then hacked out of the
safe, dashed through a hall door
and escaped.
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CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG AT I
THE HI ALTO TOMORROW
Clara Kimball Vouni: in ''I'lve-. oi'
Viiuth," will he shown at the Ifiallo
theatre for lour days, bc-iiuiiiej- to
morrow. This is from Ihe successful staire
I la v bv M'ux Marcin and Charles
iiicrnoit.
This is branded hv crilies :is the
lunst wonderful picture that Clara
Kimball Vomer has ever starred in
ami thev sav that it yives her a wide
scope for einot ional ai-t inu. In t he
cast are such well known artists as
tinrelh lluiihes, Pauline Slrke. Sam
Southern. Kdmund Lowe, llalpli
Lewis, .Milton Sills and Vincent Ser
rano. '
0. V. Griffitir.s splendid phiv
"Scarlet Davs' (doses toniuht.
Takinir I'tn his plot a theme which
has served as the basic ingredient of
a host ol! motion iictures the story
of Calil'oruia in the davs of Mi) he
lias moulded it into a fine melodrama,
with many thrills, beautiful rugged
scenery, clever nelinir.
What About tho (iypsies?
fivpsics oriirinallv came I'roin Tn
dia. Thev beuan their wanderiiii'S
in I'JII A. It. Ten thousand of them
proceeded to Persia. Thev are naw
scattered throughout the entire world.
Of tribes 1 hev number inanv hun
dreds and all of them have a com
mon hm!Muiie which thev en II Ho
manv. Thev belong to tlie Arvan
Uace and inanv of their words are
absohttelv pure Arvan, which shows
that thev have antiouitv. In the J lib
centurv thev reached such power as
to attain important victories over the
Caliphs. Thev were broken and dis
persed by Mnhamoud and manv
thousands of them wandered to the
west.
Tlie world is and nlwavs has been
interested in vpsies. Kverv one is
fascinated with the romance of
lwpsv life, liomany is chock full ol
it. Komanv "Where Love liuns
Wild.'' opens a Iwo-dnv run at tlie
Liberty Theatre tomorrow afternoon.
The I i-h and irame ceiiiiii'.-ioi: e-peci-:
to co-operale wdh llie t". S.
bureau of fisheries in tli-ierminini; tlie
rapidity with which the Meel-head
in i urate lroai the lower Konc ri vr
to the upper reaches m .Lisephiiie
and .lack -on counties. State (in me
Warden Carl Shoemai:cr has an
nounced. I'rnfe-sor Willis II. Ki-h
of the bureau hcaditun M ers at Uer
kelev, Cal.. will mark the lish bv at
taching a silver button to one of the
tin-. The fish will be turned loo-e
and efforts will be made to check u
on the arrival of the !ih around
(iiants 'a- and above
Thi- is ju-l a portion of the infor
mal ion I he I i-dt .'Mid 'junic com mis-
-ion will -et together. a rdimr l
Mr. Shoema her. It will al-o ascer
tain t liioiiuli anglers and coniuier
ei.il li-heiinen 1 lie J inn ;it wbicb the
aliiKiii and steelheads uppcar in the
Komie at dil'li rent point - ol the water
da-e... in t,rder that el lorl may b.'
niaile to work out a Vniniiou of the
h'o'jiie river eoiit rtiverv.
KcsU'iil liesiilt.s lor Men
Only a person who has experienced
that awful "all nij;lit" coui;h that
nometimcs follows inl'liicna can ap
preciate what a Rood uijAht's sleep
can he. M rs. Annie havison, L'OSU
Myrtle St.. ,iMk Heach. Cal., writes:
'The result of iisini? I'olcy's Honey
iiud Tar was a restful one lor me."
Ktdey's Honey and Tar checks harsh,
racking coughs; eases wheezy breath
inj;: stops tickling in throat; covers
raw, irritated surfaces with a sooth
ing, healing, feeling. For sale by
Med ford Pharmacy.
t'Ol'TKAXIt. Ore., y.ur. IC.-Dv.
Kenneth A. .1. M'-icKei.ie. di-au of
the medicjil ih-pa ; I n. cut of the Ci:i-ver-dlv
of Urc'ii mid a -nmcon of
nation rep it,ittn. di d at his home
in I'ortiaiid la-t n'L'ht of heart di--e;"-e
-llpei iud Uccd li in I luetia. !'C
Wih till vcar- old and i- survived bv
two dMiiuhteis. Mrs. liodrrick M;".
Lcnv and Mi-s .lean MacKenie. and
two son-, Kenneth A. .1. MacKcn.ie,
dr.. a udcni of tlie I "m ei sit v af
California and Konaid MacKeni.ie. a
lumlicrman of llottumtn.
In the realm of surgery Or. lae
Keii'ie's talents were nat ional!
iceoL'iiied. Tin vear-' aiio he open
id a new field ol tio-ibililies in Ui
profession by I he d eve lot it n cut of
nci e i:ra I t ini:". 1 hiring t lie wa r he
was a captain in the medical reserve
COl' IS,
Or. MacKcnzie was born at Cum
berland lloue. Manitoba, and was
graduate of Metiill universil y. Moii
I leal, and the b'oyal Cdleue of I'hv-
CRUCIBLE STEEL
. I'lTTSBl'RO. JH.r. IK. Dim-tov-
of Oio l.'rui'ilile Slwl ( ininv ol'
Aincric;i In te lodsiv dociiiicil a slock
liviilfinl of fil'tv ucr cent i;iv;illc in
llie roiiiinoM stocks of the coinpitnx'
Aiu'il .'10 to stockholders of rcconl
A i r i I 1". It is tlie first imporhint
(orponilion la take such action since
the decision of the 1'nitcd Slates su
preme court affecting stock dividends.
It is with much regret that the
many friends and acquaintances of
Mr. and Mrs. I). T. Lawtnn learned
that .Mrs. Lawton met with a serious
and very painful accident at her
homo last Sunday niKhf when ulio fell
over her grandson's tricycle, and frac
tured her right arm at tho wrist,
fractured one of her ribs and badly
bruised her right cheek. Her eondi
lion was serious because of shock and
weakness, together with her heart
disease ailment, but today Is re
ported as much improved. An X-ray
was taken of the fractured wrist this
afternoon. It will be a lcng time be
fore she is fully recovered from her
injuries.
Tired Feet?
Why have them? Soak feet in
warm bath, dry and apply Turpo, the
only Turpentine ointment. Apply
niht and morning. Try it.
Btnto of Ohio, city or luicdo,
I'Ucqh County, bs.
Ktank J. chon-.-y nmlcea n;ith Vmt bo
In Kt-ntur partner of tin? linn of R .1.
Cheney H: Co., ilotng Iniiilm'ss in City
of Tuli-ilo. County aini State iiforcmial,
aiul tli:it Hjdil linn will pav the sum of
U.K ilUMJItt:!-) L'Oil.A US lur each
ami every ease uf Catarrh tt.al cannot Iw.
cuic.l l.y tho U3o of HALL'S CATAliltli
AILIilCiN':. FRANK J. CHKNKV.
i'.woni to before m iuhI substTlbed In
my pn-sencc. this titli ijav of lVtvuihttr,
A. L. ltl. A. W. C.I.KASilN.
V::1) Notiiry lullu.
Ilnll's C:ttaiTh MnlU'lno is taken in
ternally iin-i acts throtiKh the Hlood on
the Mucous Surfaces uf tho Syatuui. tJend
for te.sthnoninl.s. free,.
R J. C1IKNKY & CO.. Toledo. O.
Solil by nil dniKiHts. T5r.
Hall's Family ruin for eo nut I pat Ion.
Chris Natwiek with four other incit
started up to I n ion creek Sunday t
besin work on the Crater Lake high
way. We understand a largo crew
will be put on later.
Frank Dits worth of I. an rid hurst,
made a business trip to Wm. Lewis'
Tuesday.
:. i. llollenbeak of Red Hlanket.
took the fanner:; cream to Medfordj
Saturday ret urn inn Thursday.
Miss Ka !n'l T'-avis spent Saturday
and Sunday with (Jertrudo HiKinboth
ain at the Kvernreen ranch.
Mrs. Floyd Cunningham r-f Klam
ath Falls, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Nye, died near I'rospeet at
S : :t it Thursday evening, M arch lib.
Kuneral services were held at the
family cemeiery at two o'clock Satur
day afternoon. Mrs. Cunningham
leaves a hoM of warm friends to
mourn her departure.
Lizzy Manning is spending 1 he
week at the homo of .lames K. !rieve.
Chester Mavis of the power plant,
spent Sunday evening at Hert lligin
bolham's. Win. Von der l ltdlen nudored to
fnion creek Thursday.
Messrs. I 'ran I; , (lus and St uart
hitswoiih inoloied li.' Talent Thurs-
OLD HERB TEA BEST
INSURANCE AGAINST
FLU, GOLDS AND GRIP
It Throws Off Poisons Keeps You
lu Shape tq Resist Disease
At, this time of the year, when colds,
lii gripl' and 'ntluenjL an in the air, iL
is of greatest tuijhtiMaiK1 to keep your
liver', kidneys and boWeU in Rood
working order. When these organs
fail to eai i y o!Y the poi-j'ti waste matter
mr vitality and resistance an wenk
I'MihI. Voo an- an eay victim for iu
t'eetioiis and disease gt-nus.
tiiliuiisness. w i'Ji k lieiS
and heiulaeh'-s aii Nature's
warnings. I Mi' I, negh-et,
them, tiiiat- once to your
druggist ami get,(aicuag'
of Lincoln Tea. Tuko a
cup eaeh night and you'll
Ui surpribeil how kooii if.
will put you in .tune and
make voti feel like new.
Lincoln Ten, ls a. famous old herb
remedy forebronie const tpation, colds,
la gripi, iiitluenji, biliousness, liead
aches and rheiimiLtisni. It is gentle
Inn positive :md leaven no unpleasant
after -etTi-cts like violent, phvsics.
Notliiug is U'tter lev the children.
A II oceasioiml elip keeps tlient In tliH
pink ol cnihiii ion. :Ci cents at nil
it ruggisis, Lincoln I'roprletarv Co.,
Ft. Wayne, 1 ud.
THIS IS A DAY OF SPECIALISTS
VOl K PHKKCltll'TION
Will receive the most careful attention of
tiikki-: iti;;isTi;m:i I'mmim cisrs
Willi years of experience and etdlege iralnintf, who will fill your
prescript ion scientifically with tho purest drugs cbluinublo. Ask
our I'bysician tm phone or leave your prescriptions with uh. Prompt
delivery.
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See How Chandler Checks With
High Priced Cars
Ouv shitcincnls thai, the Chandler Six is 1'ainous for ils mavvolous motor.;' tli'at it is tlu srcalpsj; of all
ics; lliat it is tlie most fairly prici'd car, are not a mere figure of speech. They were not arbitrarily
adopted bv us as advertising "slogans." ' '
These statements have wiiie to us direct from Chandler owners men and women, everywhere, who
have chosen these names tor Ihe Chandler Six purely because of its ability to do things, to perform sntis
factorilv under oven the most trving conditions. ' .
And Chandler owners have voiced their approval of the Chandler not because we have asked them
to, nor because of any selfish motive but, ralher, because Chandler leadership t he distinctive Chand-:;
ler leadership of its price class has ever been, and always will be, maintained by the very evident
unitv of ils construction and performance.
Important as are the superiorities of its individual features, it is the Chandler car as a whole that
yon buy; and it is the ear as the unit that must and does perform, in its-entirety, to give you the com
plete dependabilit v of service for which Chandler cars are famous everywhere.
Just wherein and how, you may asU, does the Chandler Six excel other ears in its price elass. In
manv wavs it excels, and in all wavs together it excels tremendously.
See then, how the Chandler checks' willi ten of the best known high-priced ears in seven features se
lected as being characteristic of high-grade design and most efficient service.
CHANDLER One Piece Aluminum Motor
Feature No. i Base, which ties the frame of
the car together at four
points, thus providing a stiffer frame as well as
a more rigid motor mounting.
Also used by Packard, Locomobile - (Bronze),
Mercer, Winton, Brewster, Fiat, Stutz, Pierce-Arrow.
Silent Chain Drive for Mo-
CHANDLER
Feature No.
Winton, Packard, Cadillac,
Brewster, Mercer, Fiat.
tor Shafts. Also used by
ex
Torque arm or Tube. Also
used by Fierce-Arrow, JjO-
CHANDLER
Feature No.
comobile, Winton, Cadillac,
Packard, Brewster, Stutz.
CHANDLER A Annular Ball-bearing Trans
Feature No. jL mission. Also used by Win
x ton, Pierce-Arrow, Brews
ter, Stutz, Locomobile, Cadillac, Fiat Packard,
Marmon.
CHANDLER r Annular Ball-bearing Dif
Feature No. ferential. Also used by
Marmon, Brewster, Fiat,
Pierce-Arrow, Packard, Locomobile, Stutz.
CHANDLER f Annular Ball-bearing Real
Feature No. w Wheels. Also used by Pack
" ard, Locomoblie, Fiat, Mar
mon, Stutz, Mercer, Pierce-Arrow.
CHANDLER m High Tension Magneto Igni
Feature No. tion. Also used by Locomo-
Winton, Fiat.
bile, Mercer, Brewster,
The average list price of these ten high-priced cars is $5759. The Chandler lists at $1895.
One car, listing at $277."), checks with Chandler in
only one feature
One car, listing at '(iH5, checks with Chandler in
onlv three features
One car, listing at $2100, checks with Chandler in
onlv one feat uri
THEN see how seven well-known sixes cars which may be considered as competitive to the Chandler,
' do NOT check.
One ear, listing at $2195, eheeks with Chandler in
only two features
One car, listing at $20 to, checks with Chandler in
only two features
One car, listing at $1915, checks with Chandler in
only one feature
One car, listing at $2250, does not check with Chandler in any feature.
Not a single one of the seven makes of medium-priced Sixes referred to offers you High Tension
Magneto Ignition. The Chandler offers you Uosch, recognized 1 he world over as the best ignition system
Only one of them offers you the silent chain drive, although another one of them in its higher-priced mod
el Qt?AA), incorporates this feature. .
The average list price of these seven cars is $2260. The Chandler lists at $1895.
THESE STATEMENTS ARE FACTS THE REASONS FOR CHANDLER LEADERSHIP
The specification data quoted i mibrtantlatcd In every Instance, tjy the manufacturers of tho cars referred to.
V. HALL MOTOR CO. -
6th and Central Ave.
Opp. M. F. & H. Bldg.
Medford, Ore.