Medford mail tribune., March 27, 1920, Page 6, Image 6

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K. P. MEETING AT
PYTHIAN CASTLE
FRESH EGGS ARE
WANED EOR THE
BIG EASIER HUNT
Rialto
LAST
TIMES
TODAY
"AUCTION
of SOULS"
The Picture That Dares to Tell the
Truth
TO BUILD ON A
AT NAT TONIGHT
(Sow along with Medford'a growth
in prosperity and prepress, and the
rumor that outside capital Is contem
plating a very large modern hotel of
200 room, comes the announcement
by John A. WV-sierlund, owner, and
Carl A. Tengwald, manager of the
Jlotel Holland that plans are being
made to build a large addition to the
Holland with a capacity of from 75
to SO rooms, and with the finest hotel
dining room in joutnern Oregon
whose seating capacity will be 2oU
diners.
The plans call for a concrete and
steel fire-proof addition of four floors
Immediately adjoining the present
bwel structure In the rear with a
frontage of 100 feet on Sixth street
and about the same frontage on
North Grape street. To make way
for the addition and to permit of the
Dfcw and old structure to connect as
one huge building, the alley In the
rear of the Holland, which is private
ly owned, will be clewed and built
over.'
When the addition is completed
and other Improvements made the
entire lower floor of the present
Hotel Holland will be converted
Into an immense lobby and hotel of
'flce. Messrs. Westerlund and Tengwald
have recently been ut Portland and
other points getting the best ideas to
be embodied in the erection of the
new building and lis amalgamation
with tbe present structure into a
large, modern hotel.
T
STRIKE OIL SHALE
I
A visit to Trlgonla oil well No. 1
this morning by a party of Medford
people proved very Interesting in
deed. They witnessed the balling out
process, now at a depth of 75 feet.
The drill is going thru a formation
of asphaltum shale, there is crude
asphaltum oil showing plainly in the
drillings of which samples were se
cured. A trip to the well Is very in
teresting. Everyone should make it
and see for themselves.
The company will inform the pub
lic thru the press when the time is set
for the photos to be taken. They are
waiting for a clear day.
TONIGHT
ELSIE
FERGUSON
in
"Counterfeit."
LIBERTY
Tomorrow
ETHEL
. CLAYTON
in
"MORE DEADLY
THAN the MALE"
TUES. NIGHT
MARCH 30
Page
The Great Lauahina Festival
KOLB
AND
DILL
In a Temperance piav with a
Kick and Plenty of Music on
the Side.
Wet & Dry
SPECIAL JAZZ
ORCHESTRA
New Songs New Ideas
Mall Orders now arromnanicri
bv remittances, filled in order
of receipt, No phone orders or
seat laid aside.
Lower Floor. $2 00: Balronv.
1st 8 rows. $1.50: next 3. $1.00:
balance. 50c. Plus 10 Per Cent
War Tax.
Box Office Sale Tomorrow
The following statement Is made
by Walter Lincoln Tooze, Sr., of
Salem, who is in tbe city organizing
Leonard Wood clubs:
We support Leonard Wood for the
presidency because his record In
Cuba as governor general and In the
Philippines prove him to be one of
the moBt masterly and successful ei
ecutlves of modern times. As gover
nor general of Cuba, he found a
country disrupted, disorganized and
seething with the curse of yellow
fever, with not a public school on the
island. L'nder the power of his ag
gressive, ceaseless and untiring lea
dership, the scourge of yellow fever
was eradicated not only from Cuba,
but from the entire world.
A stable government was firmly
established and when his work was
finished he left behind him one of
the most sanitary and best governed
republics on the western hemisphere.
Moreover, 275.000 children were at
tending the public schools of Cuba
He was almost Immediately called
for a like duty in the Moro province
of the Philippines, where for 400
years Spain had fought with the na
tives td establish at leust a semi-civil
Ized government and had failed. Taft
was governor general of the Philip
pines, und Leonard Wood's duty was
to eslablihh a civilized and sane gov
ernment in that country of Malay pi
rates, slave dealers, Mohammedans
and Christians, and he did it after
suffering untold privations with his
American soldiers. Cuba und Moro
lund stand as living monuments to
the WLTiderful executive and organiz
ing capacity of (leneral leonurd
Wood. To Leonard Wood and Theo
dore Itoosevelt will, thru ull tirao, be
given the credit of preaching the
mighty dootrlne of preparedness
years 1ofore the great war and to
them this nation owes a debt of grati
tude which it can never repay. Lest
we forget, Wood and his two sons
were In the late war and ever Blood
ready to do and die for our beloved
country. Wo are proud that General
Wood, who has ccme up from the
ranks, is recognized as a military
genius not only In America but the
world over. With the Bolshevists,
anarchists, communists and the I. W.
W.'s and kindred organizations run
ning rampant In this nation and
threatening the destruction of the
American government and the lower
ing of the American flag, whom do
the voters desire for president? Sure
ly not a plumber, an artist, or
school teacher, but a strong man who
has proven on the field of action that
he is u great executive and a peerless
organizer of good government. The
election of Ieonard Wood means
peace and a stable government that
will ulways function.
Henry Walthall Cuming
llenrv It. Wiiltlnill comes to I he
Itinlto thcu'tre for u two (Iuvh' en-
uuucmeiit in h in .screenization of the
K. I'lnllii'S OpiicLilicirn storv, "The
Lnnir Arm of Miinnister."
This storv bv Hie famous nullior
first, appeared in the Saturday Kven-
insr Post and has since had several
editions in book form.
The star ride, as interpreted by
Mr. Walthall, is declared to be vcrv
forceful nnd he is supported bv a
notable east of pluvers.
A croup of men in trvinir to so
cure control of a man's fortune, man
Hue to stuL'C u vcrv ciiinpromisinc
situation lor their victim s wife. Tlii
is worked both wavs ns his wife is
Inter permitted to see tier husband
in what looks like a similar eoiupro
i i i 1 1 1 situation in die coiiipanv of
an iinsi-ritpiiloiis woman.
The witu elopes with n renee:nV
and Hie avenuiiii: huslminl follows
the couple almost uioiiihI the world,
comiiit; up to them in the desert.
In the meantime his fortune is nt
Hie merev of the '.'renin of plotlcn
vlin make ducks and drakes of it
It is then that the him lives up tn it
title nnd "The l.oiiir Ann of Mm,.
uisler" reaches' hack and one bv one
each member of the iroup is made
to feel I he weiulit of it.
And toward the lust the nvencer
finallv determines that it shall not
be mi c ve for eve ami a tooth fin
tooth all nlon:: for lie finds that he
enn torave some.
This is ilei lared to be nil intenselv
irrinpim: lule and is heralded as one
of the best screen dramas of the
present season.
Cut This Onf It la Worth Money
Cut out this slip, enclose with 6c
and mall it to Kolov & Co.. 2S3K shef.
field Ave., Chicago, 111., writing your
uonie aim auuress clearly. You will
receive In return a trial package con
taining Foley's Honey and Tar, tor
coughs, colds and croup: Foley Kid
ney Pills for pain In sides and back;
rhoumatlsm, backnebo, kidney and
bladder ailments; and Foley Cathar
tic Tablets, a wholesome and thor
oughly cleansing cathartic, for con
stipation, biliousness, headache, and
sluggish bowels. For sale bv Mmirnt-ri
Pharmacy.
At 8 o'eloek tonight the first rail'
of the Leonard Wood for President
forces of Medford and vieinitv will
be held al the smaller hall of th
Katatoriuin at which time the Leon
ard Wood Hepubliean club will be or-
"nnized with a membership of not
less than 'I'M. All republican voter
of the fit v and country surrounding
are invited to attend, including the
members of tbe Women's Leonard
Wood Club, which has already voteti
to amalgamate with the larsrer gene
ral club.
Mrs. If. H. Snrsent will preside at
the meeting and shore snappy ad
dresses of not more than five min
utes each will be L'iven bv Otis ew-
burv. Fred C. Homes, who is presi
dent of the Ashland Leonard Wood
club. Mrs. A. J. KUwker. llert Ander
son. Colonel II. II. Sargent and
others. Of course. Walter L. Tooze,
Sr.. the energetic Wood organizer of
the state, who has done such i-iteo
tive work here this week, will uive
one of bin characteristic addresses.
At u meeting of the Women s
Leonard Wood club held at the Motel
Holland vesterduv afternoon the
members voted to amalgamate with
the club which will be organized to
night. A Leonard Wood club of over
1,00 members, was organized early in
the week.
.Mr. Tooze announces that fleneral
Wood, accompanied bv Theodore
Uoosevelt. Jr., will be in Medford
within a mouth on their tour through
(Iregon, and will make formal ad
desscs here.
ROGUE RIVER FISH BSII
CONTROVERSY IS SETTLED
(Continued from Page One)
not afford to give the time necessary
to investigate anil carry to successful
termination the prosecution of law
violations. The parties hereto agree
that they will cause n bill to be in
troduced at the coming session of the
legislature providing for a salary of
$1800 per year for the proseeutinc
attorney of Currv county.
Increase fiteclhead
"10. It is the desire of the first
party to develop and enlarge the sul-
mon propagation work of the hatch
erv on the upper river, located at KU:
(.'reek. In this suggestion the parties
of the second part are in hearty sym
pathy and they, nnd each thereof,
do hereby pledge that they will ear
nestly co-operate with the first pnrtv
in every reasonable way and manner
to bring about such greater develop
ment nnd to assist in the procure
ment of government and state aid anil
assistance in working out the problem
of developing the said Elk Creek
hnteherv to the highest possible efic
iencv. It is the desire of the second
parties to continue the restocking and
propagation of fish, particularly
steelhcud, for the liogue Kiver and
its contributaries. The first pnrtv is
in hearty sympathy with this desire
and pledges himself to aid and nssis:
in every reasonable manner to the
extent of using the hatchery at Klk
Creek so that the steelhead may hi
propagated and developed at that
point. This co-operation in regard to
the game fish, including steelheaiis,
shall not he limited to tho Klk Creek
hatchery, hut the first party pledges
himself to aid in every reasonable
manner to the restocking of the
Kogne Kiver and its'contributnrics.
"11. In so far as the Hogue
River and its tributaries arc con
cerned the steelhead shall he con
sidered and classified under the law
as trout.
Hill to Introduced
"12. The second pnrties agree to
intruduee into the next legislature.
being the session of l!L'l. a hill em
bodying the terms and conditions of
this contract and each ami all of the
INirties hereto agree that, they will
support and recommend to the sain
legislature of Oregon that the said
hill he enacted into law so that thi
contract and agreement may be of
legal force and effect in each and a'l
of its provisions.
"LI. This agreement shall be exe
cuted bv the presidents and secretar
ies of the parties of the second part
and indorsed by the Multnomah
Anglers Club, the Portland Chainbci
of Commerce, the Oregon Sports
man s league, the Ilotelmen's associa
tion of the state of Oregon and M
other organizations of a kindred na
ture. '
Apioint Committee
"1 1. Should nnv condition, legal
or otherwise arise that would prevent
the herein agreed regulation of fish
ing or the contemplated legislation
that the same shall operate as a re
lease lo the parties or either hereof.
'1 . I his agreement is a compro
mise of the differences of the par-
tics adopted with a spirit of fairness
and with an earnest and sincere
pledge on the part of all the signa
tories hereto that every effort will
he made in such spirit to work oi.t
the problems of each other to tin
end that commercial fishing may be
continued in the liogue Kiver and at
the same time the hook and line fish
ing mnv be saved to the npix-r river.
"111. To carry out the above ami
foregoing a committee shall he ap
pointed, consisting of one member
from each of the respective organi
zations named, ns signers herein (not
endorsers), together with one addi-
Uoual member ut larsc. The member
Prof. Haight will have charge of
the musical program at the Pythian
castle hall. Monday evening. Mar. 29.
The Pythian orchestra composed of
musicians of ability second to none.
win oe neara in Beverai numoers.
The address of the evening will be
delivered by Grand Chancellor Hur
ley of the grand domain of Oregon.
This session will be an open meet
ing to which all knights are expected
to bring their families and acquain
tances whom they wish to interest in
Pythianism. Candidates for the
ranks are also expected to be present.
N. li. Chancellor Commander
Stewart says, "Tell the ladies they
can go home by 11 o'clock. If their
bnsbands won't go at that time, the
Pythian jitney will be called into ser-
The special agent for Irrigation of
the Bureau of the Census, A. C. F.
Perry, will be In Medfoil w ith head
quarters at tho office ot the water
master, Mr. Cummings. until April 1
before making u canvass of the vicin
ity. He will be prepared to give as
sistance in filling out irrigation
schedules at the office.
at large shall be Senator ('. M. Thom
as of Medford. Oregon, who has ne
gotiated this compromise and settle
ment with the first party and who
shall net inan advisory capacity. The
committee shall meet and elect its
chairman and shall be continued nnd
maintained. It shall be the duty of
this committee nnd the organizations
named herein ns parties of the second
part, and they do hereby pledge them
selves, to keep and maintain such
committee for the purpose of a full.
complete and exhaustive investiga
tion of the subject mutter hereof, the
workings of this contract and of the
subsequent laws enacted and for the
purpose of acting and representing
said clubs in the matter of the co
operation herein recited.
"17. It is n,greed that a copy of
this agreement shull be forwunied
and filed with the State Game and
Fish Commission with the request
that the provisions herein be at once
put in force . and effect pending
legislative enactment.
"IS. This agreement is subject to
such additions or amendments as
may be mutally agreed upon at a
meeting of the first and second pnr
ties hereto to be held prior to the
legislative session of 10'Jl.
"Signed :
"The MV-Clcav Estate Co.. bv R.
L. MrCleav. party of the first part.
"Party of the second part. Rogue
River Fish and Game Protective as
sociation Bv Geo. A. .Mansfield,
president; L. Hundv, secretary.
"Ashland Fish nnd Game Protec
tive Association Bv E. D. Ilriggs.
president : Louis Dodge, secretary.
"Endorsed bv:
"C. Jf. Thomas, T. K. Daniels. W.
V. Isaacs, Kobt. W. Iinhl, II. Hosier,
II. B. Vtfft Duzer.
"Oregon Sportsman's League Bv
A. K. Downs, president: S. G. Bate
man, ' secretary.
".Multnomah Angler's Club Bv E.
W. Kice, president.
".Medford Chamber of Commcrce--Bv
V. II. Vuwter, president: II. E.
Frnhbnck,- secretary.
"Ashland Chamber of Commerce
Bv J.eo F. Ferguson, president ; Lynn
U. Mowat, secretary.
"Oregon Hotel Men's Association
By It, W. Uice. president."
PAINS SO BAD
STAYED IN BED
Young Mrs, Johnston Had
Miserable Time Until She
Took Lydia E. Pink ham's
Vegetable Compound.
CMrftpft. 111.. "I was Yen? sick for
some timo with pains in mv sidrs and
back ana l could not
do my work at times
the pain in my side
was so bad. 1
would have to stay
in bed for days at
a time. My mother-in-law
had taken
l.ydia E. Pinkhara'a
Vegetable C o m
pound and recom
mended it to me. It
cured my pains and
I am now able to do
all my work. You eo publish my testi
monial ana I hope the compound win do
others the good it has done me." Mrs.
anna Johnston. 2U0 . 41st Street.
Chicago. 111.
For fortv roars women have been
telling how l.ydia E. Pinkham's Vepe
tuble Compound has restored their
health when MitTerimr with female ills.
This accounts for the enormous demand
for it from coaat to coat. If you are
truublwl with anv ailment peculiar to
women whv don't you trv Lvdia E.
Pi nk ham's Vegetable Compound? It is
made from native roots and herbs and
coQUios po paicoUcs or harmful drugs, j
District Attorney.
I herebv annaunra mvaolf n can
didate for the office of Prosecuting
Auomey ror Jackson county, Oregon,
on the republican ticket, subject to
the wish of the voters at tho
primary election. If nominated and
meciea j wm see tnai tbe laws are
justly and honestly enforced. Re
spectfully yours.
Adv. H. A. CAN'ADAY.
The committee is hard nt work on
the various phases of the Easter
frolic that is to he held in the citv
park on Saturday,. April 3. at 2
o'clock and ezns already have beiun
rolling in. and we -ant.theni to keep
coming. Hrinir them to the Meltord
Furniture & Hardware store nnv time
next week. The only .stipulation
about the ezs is that thev must be
fresh and everv ezz that is dyed will
be one less for the committee of la
dies who have this in charge. But
thev will cheerfully and sladlv die
all raw eL's, as thev are to be
equipped with every convenience to
facilitate their task. It is under
stood there will be no personal so
licitinsr, but all wantinsr to eive es'.'s
or candy, may leave donations at
the Medford Furniture & Ilardwaic
store. There are to be three pri7f -aiveii
for (lie niot artistic plates of
colored eires six ci.'i:s to the place.
I'rizes will be announced later. It is
hoped that band music will be fur
nished as an added attraction for the
children and spectators. Watch for
the attractive posters in the various
windows this week.
lieniember. every one of vnu are on
the committee to make this affair a
bii; success. Hemcmber the date and
plan to be there. Mr. Kins, athletic
director, is L'ivins much time to the
eaines and sports which will follow
the Faster ex hunt. The boy scouts
are to be on hand, and more
plans are under way which will
be perfected early in tho week.
POLITICAL CARDS.
Bellevlne that mv micrAiuifnl man.
aeement of thn nffica nt nicot.t.t At
torney has shoiwn me thoroughly
quaiiuea, ana tnat 1 can serve the
people of Jackson county. In that
Capacity best. I annnnnca mv f.nnril-
dacy for re-election on the republican
ucKet at tne ilay primaries. .
uv. G. M. ROBERTS.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination on the republican
ticket for the office of Prosecuting
Attorney. If etected I pledge myself I
to an Impartial enforcement of the
law. F. P. FARRELL.
Adv.
Sheriff
I hereby announce my candidacy
for re-nomlnatlon for tbe office cf
sheriff on the republican ticket, sub
ject to the May primaries. I feel
that my record as a public official
during the first tsrm entitles me to
re-nomlnatlon and re-election.
Adr. C. K. TERRILL,
I hereby announce myself a repub
lican candidate for Bheritf ot Jackson
county, at the May primaries. Sev
eral years experience in this line of
work, including last six months of
1919 In the tax collection depart
ment, thoroughly qualifies me to ad
minister the dull e of the office in an
efficient manner.
Adv. JOHN B. WIMER.
County Clerk
I announce my candidacy for re-
nomlnatlon for County Clerk on the
republican ticket subject to the decis
ion ot the people at the coming pri
maries, and hope my record In this
office the first term is such that
am entitled to your support this year.
Adv. CHAUNCEY FLOREY.
County Assessor.
I hereby announce my candidacy
for the re-nomlnatlon to the office
of County Assessor for Jackson coun
ty, by the Republican party at the
primary election May 21at, 1920.
Adv. J. B. COLEMAN,
School Superintendent
I hereby announce myself a candi
date for nomination for County
School Superintendent on the repub
lican ticket. Q. YV. GODWARD.
Adv.
I hereby announce myself as candi
date for County School Superinten
dent, on the republican ticket, at the
primary election. May 2 1st. I am for
progressive education, the education
that prepares for life, and for giving
the rural schools the very best ad
vantages possible. I favor more nor
mal schools for Oregon.
Adv. A. J. HANBY.
County Coroner
I hereby announce my candidacy
for nomination on the republican
ticket for the office of County Cor
oner. If elected I promise econom
ical management of the Coroner's of
fice. JOHN A. PKIIL.
Adv.
JUWLES MOOKE
for
democratic Nomination
IUtrlct Attorney
May Primary, 19S0,
STARTING TOMORROW
we have the distinguished dramatic
actor
HENRY B.
WALTHALL
supported by a most capable cast in
a story of social sins and sorrows
with an ending exceptional in its
dramatic unexpectedness.
4The Long Arm
of Mannister"
3N
OPEN A "NATIONALIZED"
BANK ACCOUNT
WHY not have your deposits under Govern
ment Supervision as thev would be here at
the FIRST NATIONAL BANK? Regular
inspection by Federal Examiners insures
.that your money is eared for according to
Government Banking Haws and Regula
tions. Next in importance is our Membership in
the Federal Reserve System.
Vhe First National Bank:
Medford Oregon
TK3 PAYR0U, DOLLAR
By developing Oregon's laxnenae reiottr
oes ve are attracting oatiide naoafac
turers Into the State.
By making our pro duo t a superlatively
good we are oreatlng a demand ior Ora
gon goods la the marts of the world.
Thus are we adding to the payroll dol
lars of Oregon and making Oregon, tfca
Ideal plaoe to live.
rseJ asaoolatei Industriesof Oregon, nl
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McCurdy-Bowne Motor Co.
Front End Crater Lake Oarage
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