Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 24, 1920, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Textr FATIE ETOTTT BEDFORD m TK1BUNB, MTTDFOTIT), OftFGON. WEDNESDAY, MAPCTI 21. 1020. L Wiilter Tnuzc. Sr.. of Salctn, or ganizer of Leniiiml Wood i'or Presi dent KcfHihlicmi chilis hrou'liout the state, who arrived here Tuesdav. de elares he has found much Wood sent i lnent amoni: local reouhlteans and flint a In rue club will soon lie organ ized bv him in Mod ford, which will be amalirnmated with the Women's Leonard Wood club of .Jackson coun ty, which was orunjiized lien smut' time airo with si lai'jv nember-hip. .Mr. Too.e is iindcniablv n Wood euthusijist and a.n imlc l a titrable worker in the cans', lie is at it everv moment and no vuler is too bard jor him to tackle, as wilness the facl tliat he was seen in earnest confab with Jiill (Jates. the local liard bniled min;-wumi t his morninLr, and each concedes that they were not discussing tint weather or biirinii crops. Mr. Tooze has iust enue from Ash land where a Leonard Wood club was organized .Afondav nitihl with over a hundred members and with the fol lowing officers: President. I-Vcd ('. Holmes: vice it-cMoVal, William M. Uricsfs: Keerelnrv, K A. Apiileirate, and treasurer. .Mrs. .Minnie Jackson. v. Tooze. who makes his head G muter at the Hotel Holland, was trrcatlv rejoiced over Heneral Wood's vietitrv in South Dakota election ini-Jiiaries. HAKKK. Orn., M'ur. 1M. -Notice linn just been issued liv Hid nl't'ieers nl' tlie Oittlu iiml llnrsi! Kaisers' iis Mpi'iutinli ill' Oremm, Unit the. dates ill' tlio nnnual meetinir nl Hums lias been definitely fixed fur Jl'uv 2 1 n nil 25. OPEN NOSTRILS! END A COLD OR CATARRH IIow To Get Relief When Ilcail and Nose arc Stuffed Up. ' Count fl fly t Your mM in lirnd or cntnrrh ilifmppoars. Your clopput no, trils will open, tlio nir nnnuKrrt nf your licad will clear nml you can brenl.lio freely.' No moro miiilllinr, linvkii, lliucotia' difleharKe, ilryiieHA or lieiulacho; no alrilKnliiik' for hroatli at nixlit. .- Cict ft nniftll liottlo of Kly'a' Crwim Balm from your ilni'ist- anil apply a littlo of thin frugrimt luiliHeplic creiun in your noturilB. it piMietruU'8 throun , every nir piiHBnRoTof the heiul, RootliiiiK and hculiiiR tho.. swollen or inlliuiiiHl mucoua mcmbriine, giving you iuHtimt Telief. Head eolilaund catarrh yieliL l&o magic Don'tiBlay atuiXcd-up tuid miserable, ",JtcIicfjis!surc.f I "Auction or Souls" nt I'.ialtu I.in-nl tlieutre imtrons will be irivn tbe first oiMuirtunit v tbev ever lnid In i-ee iin iiiitlicntie reproduction of Ibe modern slave m-rki ts nnd linr I'tns of Turkey during the presMita tion, nl the liinltii theatre, of "Auction of .Souls," tbe sen sational nii'lui'i.atiiin of the nniaz iiiir e-criences of Aurora Murdiuun- n. n, sole survivor ot .li).oiill yoiin ( bnstiiin uirls taken motive bv the lurks when tbev ravished Armenia in 111 1.1. I'll to the nrcsent lime all film and stn''o vcr-inns of Kusfern lian-in and slave market scenes - even those nro diiccil bv Ibe urculcsL directors sniiubt their iusoiration from the stories of the Arabian Nights and from iiaintiuirs which rciiroduccd tin harems nml slave markets of a thousand veins niio, and which are nut true to life in the twentieth cen tury. In "Auction of Souls," the nru iliiccrs have broken Willi tradition and in sta'e sellinjr, costume and ac tion, have rciiroduccd not a conven tional Arabian Nicht slave market and harem scene, but have takenns their models these ulaccs as tbev ex isted before the lirilish entered L'oii-.stantiniiiilc. (with militarism, they add, and show1 the allies that Germany is determined I lu take such a stand. There are a few armed guards, but no real army is to bo seen. It is planned to have an old army com mander, Captain Itredam, In charKe of "tlio security Kuurds" which is to be composed of workmen, who can be called to arms in case of emergency. Fricilrii h Stahl, one of the eiBht members of tlio Dusselilorr CYfVlll i vt. committee, installed in the provincial Kovernmeiit house told the Associated Press the movement precipitated by the Kapp revolt was particularly a workmen's protest airalnsf that mili tary movement and militarism in gen eral. "This is no soviet revolution," he lll'Clareil. "At Din inmuont :t i Ir.nut wo are .standing on tlio 'same grounds as the ri'Kular Kovernment chosen by tno people of Germany. What we want the government to do is to up hold the peoples' will expressed in the last elections and to crush mililarlsm in every form. "Kverything will go on smoothly. The woiklngmen, Including the head anil lianil workers will work now with a will, while under military rule as it had developed last month under Noske, they worked against their will. ALLOW HUNS TO USE ARMY. (Continued from Pago Ono) exit from the sorely pressed town safely open to the Hoops. :0III,i:.Z, Mar. ottn Main- dorr, who was released from prison to take charge of the communist movement in the Itnbr basin, lias or dered all workmen who havo seen military service to report for duty, threatening, if they fail to obey, to cut off their rood rations. Sineo gain ing control, the reds havo re-established the German food ration nnd have requisitioned druggists nnd doc tors to euro for the wo'iindeil. The communist military equipment is a complete modern warfare uni form, hut somo of tlio men in the ranks aro wearing civilian clothes. Itoports reaching hero Htato many women are fighting with tlio com munists. There arc many nuti-semillc. dem onstrations, althii inaiK of tlio com munist leaders and ori'icers aro Jews. SUCCESS MARKS DRIVE. (Continued from Page One) DUSSKI.DOItK, War. 2.1. (Hy As sociated Press.) Leaders of the elo nienls which have taken over control of this city Insist tlio movement should not Jie termed communistic, as Soviets tliruoul Germany are consid ered impossible and dangerous. H Is desired abovo all to do away our requisition is in m.'w for a few dozen at least, and some with soven palms. The tasto of batllo surely stirs up roil blooded Americans, even if It is only the battlo for "Perma nent Prosperity" that is now being waged in Mcdrord. 'Major lien Sheldon threw down the gaum let yesterday by outstripping Major Domergiie's division in tlio raco tor the objective which is -1011 members. .Major lien is certainly en tilled to tho chronio on tlio first day out. AYihen approached by the war correspondent ho would not comment on how ho had done it or what his plans were. "We arc sitting pretty" is all lie would offer. Iloniorguo, the foxy major who is collaborating in the great offensive, when told of Major Sheldon's comment bad much to say. "I saw him 'sitting pretty at the lunch yesterday, hut wait until we really try and he will stop sitting nnd Sure Relief 1 IH0GESV0NJJ l 6 Bell-ans Jcd-M Hot water 'FOR INDIGESTION Get More Wear Out of Your Clothes That's the anszver to your clothes problem for spring A LL clothes are high priced whether they are good or bad. So there's just one way to make your clothes cost less. Get good ones; the kind that wear the longest; that lowers your clothes cost per day; you spend less by the year. That's the kind of a service we give you with Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes; satisfaction or your money back. ho won't look nearly to pretty when the smile vt disappointment replaces that of over-confidence. We did not pick out our cream and soft stuff for a Jhowins tho first day." Well, you can K-e for yoursulf that Domergiie's dander in up and no telling what will happen before we get through. Tho teams all met this morning at tho headquarters at ten o'clock and started cut promptly. Things are oiled up and woe to the would-be im movable object that tries to utop their irresistable force. The first day saw them off to a lato start and much of the time was spent in rout ing their districts and learning the game. Tuesday's results represented little more than one hour's efforts. The teams met at lunch again to day at tho Holland and after the bus iness was reported, were treated to a real needle" talk by .Mr. J. C. Herbs man of Portland. Mr. Ilerhsman has been on the chaulau(iia platform for years. His subject is "Dry Hones" and he surely makes one hear the headquarters at ten o'clock and re crackling of the "dry bones" in his port at the luncheon at 12:15 at the lecture. I Med ford hotel. Tomorrow morning the teams will I A complete roster to date of the again go out in a desperate attempt newly signed Chamber of Commerce to clean-up and get the work over. All . members will be published in tomor teams will report promptly at the j row's paper. Chapped Hands? Turpo, the only Turpentine oint ment, will fix it. After washing hands, ruh in Turpo before drying. My' what a difference! Try it. STurpo THC TUBPCOT1NC OIHTMIMT. ii It Perhaps You Don't Know says the Good Judge That nearly every wise to bacco chewer got over the big chew idea long ago. A little of the Real Tobacco Chew gives you more to bacco satisfaction and saves you money. Its rich taste lasts a long time. Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. Put Up In Two Styles RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco W-B CUT is a long fine cut tobacco L..J.lU.,M,ajJll.l,.l..l,U,UJII.rMfWPHm-i!WIry 3? PAGE Friday Night March 26th. GUS HILL'S Latest and Best Offerinz Mutt and Jeffs Dream The Funniest oC All Fool Fancies DELIRIOUS DANCING CATCHY MUSIC GOOD COMEDY A REAL BEAUTY CHORUS Prices 55c, 85c, $1.10. Includinn War Tax Seats now Selling 12 to 45 to 7. I MANNS The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S Women's Fascinating New Coats and Suits WE'VE COLLECTED SCORES OF THE VERY LOVELIEST STYLES DESIGNED FOR EASTER WEAR. PRICES ARE VERY REASONABLE, TOO. Spring hats with all the dashing blocks for young men and dressy shapes for business men. Wc h avc a selection of shirts, ties, hosiery, etc. that gives you a wide range of choice. Nowhere will you find prettier Suits H than these new navy blue Serge Suits, from $37.50 to $65.00 New navy hint; Tricot i no Suits from $50.00 to $95-00 Some very nifty Suits in Tans and Deer colors from $60.00 to $S5.00 We are agents for the celebrated "Tweed 'o Wool" Suits at $55 each WOMEN'S CORSETS ON SALE THURSDAY At Less Than Regular Prices Now fursots in spring models, clastic top, flesh only. AW sizes. Uogcilar H $12.00 values, ' 1 1C H Thursday $1.10 New spring models, medium bust, long hip, all sizes. Regular (P-l HZ Al ways in Earnest The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx clothes No liiitn U north more to tho community thun lie coiitrihiitos to its nphiilMing. .Inin tlu ( haiiihri- of COIIUIUTCO, it Jr'-'.'iO values. 'sday New Corset, with clastic, sides, high and low bust. K'e-uhir $:!.()(! flf QD values. Thursday $l.t0 Agents for "(iossard" Corsels. Complete line of Warner's K'etl Kern and Uust Proof Corsets from $2.00 to $10.00 pair. AVoinen's Hatiste lilooniers. in till sizes, fine quality. Regular $1.00 pair 7J.' values. Our Special Monthly SALE OF GEORGETTE AND CREPE DE CHENE BLOUSES AT $6.75 Kv siu'i'iul nrrnn'jt'iiient with one of tho xl'vv Impost Mouse makers lu the country we re ceive each month a new allot ment of Silk (Mouses. One other uood store in lnanv hundreds of oilier eilies un der similar arrangement, re reives the same new Styles, at the same time. 1 --So (hat these special month ly Hlouse sales are nalion-wiiL in their scope. And hccaiiM' thev are. ami liecausc the Waists are pro duced in tremendous (inaiiti lies under a most economical method, the values are always decidedly unusual. - -This is true irrespective of market conditions. In this allotment there are eitiht attractive Styles. Just a limited auantitv. and none of the Styles can be dupli cated. SEE WINDOW DISPLAY MAGNIFICENT DISPLAY OF NEW SMART COATS Beautiful new Sport Coats at $18.00, $25.00 and $35.00 each. j New Polo Cloth Coats in nifty new styles $35.00 to $75.00 each New Tweed 'o Wool Coats in Sport styles, at $35-00 each s New full length Coats for women in Navy lluc. Tan and Deer, from, each $25.00 to $50.00 p See our New line of Middv Blouses- from $2.98'to $4.48 Some with wool and flannel collars, ad- justiltle. DAINTY SUMMER GLOVES- W Kayser's Silk Cloves in white and black, all sizes. Special, pair Women's Strap-AVrist Cliamoisette g Gloves in White. Urcy, Tan and Pon- gee. All Sizes. Very special, 25 Women's French Kid Cloves, in borwns S and greys. Special, Q JF 5 pair ! pd.D s t Women's Cape Cloves, in Brown", Grey and Beaver. Special, flQ TA 2 pair " HOSIERY SAVINGS I ! Women's Pine Cotton Hose in black and white. Very special, 29C Hoys Heavy Cotton Host; in black and white. Very special, pair Women's Pine Lisle Hose in black, white and brown. AH sizes. gQj, s Women's Silk and Lisle Hose, in black, white and hrown. Special, "air 39c I $1.25 1 A COMPELLING SALE OF SUMMER WASH FABRICS H I .ovely, crisp, bright and pretty and diversified in style are the new wash fabrics for summer. This sale com- piises Voiles. Ginghams, Organdies.' Batistes, Gaberdine and other striking effects. Especial attention is called to tho prices. . H NEW WHITE GOODS HI White Voiles in till qualities and j widths, from 10 to -Pi inch. Priced at H yd 59, 79c, 9Sc $1.19, $1.98 New crisp white Organdies, perma- neiit finish, fine quality, 40 inch width, yard 4S and 9S ! -I.") inch width $1.19 and $1.39 H f I inch width, very special, yd $1.75 E White Poplin, '27 inches wide, mcr- i cerized. Special, 59C H inch Poplin Cloth for white Skirts 69c NEW DRESS VOILES New Verlaine Voiles for dresses and smocks, all new patterns in dark col- 69c ill ors. Has cloth is worth to day .-,1.00 a vard. Special, yd See display in window. Picardie Voiles, Pine and Sheer, in the new and wanted shades, fine im ported quality, 10 inches wideA SIC .Special, yard vlo New Wash Goods in Crash. Organ dies, silk and cotton Crepes, Shot ones, all new patterns. 40 inches wide, vard NEW SPRING SILKS Press Satins in all tho new spring shades. 3.") inches :::d: $3.98 wide vard 'i I 'm l $1.25 and .Middies. Special vard , H A GINGHAM BARGAIN S 50 pieces fine Zephyr Ginghams, beautiful patterns. Worth OQ ii 50c. Soecial. vard . L '!Mani V.A.I "Mallinson's Silk Do Luxe, "Khaki Kool," oti inches wide, in Jade Green, Heart of Franco, Tan and White. s':1:::1::1:..., $5.98 Dream Crepe in white, for Blouses. Indost ruetaMe, The Crepe of supreme quali ty and beaut v. Very 6M OC i u Stou Oman's 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL AVENUE. special, vard Imperial Long Cloth Chamois finish, 36 inches wide at MEDFORD. OREGON 35S 39 and 59 yard llll