Medford mail tribune., March 31, 1920, Page 8, Image 8

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WTOFOim mam; TRTmrxE. snrnFOim otcfciox, Wednesday, MATicn 31. 1020.
MAYOR GATES NOT
TO BE CANDIDATE
Although tlm fall troiiernl okirtion,
when all the ritv ol'f Vials will he.
elect I'd, inclmlinir the cotineilmen, due
tu the ehaiiL'U muilc in the election
laws, is far uuav, Mayor C. K. (Jates
made the positive atiiioiiiK-ciuent to
day that he would "t he a candidal--lor
re-elect iiJi, savin that he had
had enough niavoralitv lioitor for lift;
during Hie imst I'mir years and licit
l.e hailed with much gladness Hie np
liroachintr time when he could doff
the chief executive nl't'ice of the city
nnd retire to inivate life, where he
woidd have time enonnh to cut a few
meals now nnd then. His second term
as mayor is now nearin its end.
It is understood that. Miss Marv
lias well, fit y treasurer, and II. A.
Alford, city clerk, will seek re-election,
hut that several of the council-1
men. will not. j
the purpose of restoring order in the
ituhr region under certain conditions
and for a limited period. A Ilcrlin
dispatch on Tucsduy .stated that Pre
mier Mueller had announced that
Prance had abandoned her demand
for allied occupation of tho neutral
one and had consented to Kraut tier
many from two to three weeks to em
ploy a strong force In the disturbed
Ituhr area.
Paris advices reporting conversa
tions between Premier MilJeraud and
Or. Von .Mayer .indicated there hud
been no positive decision in Paris as
to the (Jerinan request.
IEE MAGEE BASE
BALL STAR ASKS
IS THREATENED BY
E
SETTLE HUN MESS ALONE.
(Continued from Pago One)
uto accupted some modifications of
tho government's ultimatum, accord
ing" to tho Oazetto and government
troops have recolvcd orders to await
now instructions.
Franco Ionle iEeUeNt.
IPARIS, Mar. SI. Tho request of
the German government that It he
permitted W send troops to the Ituhr
district, In tho neutral zemo near the
Herman border has been denied by
tho government of Franco.
Conversations over tho Gorman re
quest have boon In progress between
Promlor Milleinnd and Dr. Von Mayor
tho Gorman cliurgo d'nlfalrs in Paris.
31. (Millerand yesterday Indicated he
would glvo tho German cliargo an
early reply nnd It was handed to )r.
Von (Mayor today.
Premier 'Jlillerand expressed In (he
roply the earnest desire of tho French
government to do everything not in
conslslnnt with the defnnso of Frem h
Interests to facilitate tho success i.'t
tho Germun govonimont.
dlerlin lias evidently been under
tho Impression that permission would
bo granted Germany to use troops for
PEARL Oil
(KEROSENE)
; An ideal home fuel for oil
co ok stove s, oil heaters and
oil lamps. Get it at your
dealer's.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
(CAT.ironNi a)
AV. 10. Walker, Npeciiil Atft. Htainhinl
Oil, Me. I fur, I, Ore.
SI'OKANK, Mar. liO.- Itan-fr lo
the future of ediientiou in the I 'nit
ed Stales from what she character
ized (is the present iiliirmiiitr short
age of teachers wan voiced lv Mrs.
Josephine ( "orliss I 'restoii. president
of the National hducation assu.-ia-tion
and state siipcrinteinlent of
schools at Washington, in an athlress
here today before the Inland Kinpire
Teach ers' UHsoeiattim.
jMlhoiiuh she declared rcuuircinenf
for school teachers have been lowered
so much us to permit relatively un
trained uirls to enter the profession,
(he deficit in numbers of teachers
due to war conditions is not nearly
beinir uiel, and thousands of schooK
in the Tinted Stales were not opened
during the present year for hick of
inslructors.
One hundred and fort v thonsaiid
teachers, she said, left the proles
sion last; vent.
"The fundamental reason
irreat shortage of teaidiers
CINC'IXNWTI, .. Mar. 1 U-eMn-iree,
u-",cs-.imial haschall plaver, in
a si-jned statement issued today said
President John Hcvdler of the Na
tional leatrue makes "a wilful mi--statement,"
when he savs that
ehariics against the magnates havo
nut hccii lileil liy ,Mauee. Miauee de
iiiamls that if Ilevdler has any co:n
plaint, against him, eharucs he rire
ferred. Malice's statement followv:
''I am a professional ha I! pla ver
and depend upon mv salary for a liv-
iii'j for mvself and mv family.
"Voit have harred me from minor
hairue hall without any charges
aiiauist me and without uranlinir me
a hearinii".
''I demand that if vou have anv
complaint against me that you prefer
characs in the manner provided hv
your constitution, and afford me an
opportunity to defend mvself under
the method therein contained.
''When vou sav 1 have not filed
with vou written cltaraes naainst the
maiiimtes vou malic u wilful misstatement.''
I MANNS The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
I GET READY for EASTER DAY 1
I SPECIAL BARGAINS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT
I tor inursaay, naay ana saturaay onup rdiiyn
he nltriljulcd to wholly iiiiiili'nu.'ile
salaries laused by lncl; of nrreeia
tion ol' the value of servi of ti e
leacher,'' she said. "Our ureal ni'il
in meet hit; Hie teacher shortage is tc
arouse an indifferent nulilie lo the
fuels hefoi-e us.
"When (lie i i!e of our counlrv
become fullv aroused In our need il
more iniinev lo nnv for liruins: when
lliev become fullv eouniuiil of tin.
injuslire done lo thousands of chil
dren in I'aihn;.' In uivc Ihein imuiiih -lent
leaehers. Ihev will be willini; to
pav adcdualelv for brains."
l.OK jWlirXKS, Col.. War. III.--Two
niiliceiiten uhservefl it citizen
WJllL-lli.r 1 1 it ,..,,. mill i.i-i.ciiini I
loam', that their suspicions were
aroused. Thev stopped him, smelled
his hreath and then conducted a justi
fied search that yielded a pint hot-
tie of hrarulv, warm,
j The prisoner told them he had iust
(hotiiihl it as if came from a still, and
for oiirih'd them to a nearhy house. There
an only I they uptured an unreaiKlered still in
SPOKANK. Mur. 111. The twenty
second eonvention of the Inland Km
I)ire Teacher's association was open
ed here today with the annua address
of the president. Dr. Kdward (). Sis
son, president of the I'niversltv of
Montana, who was rcL-urded 11s hnv
inr sounded the keynote of the asso
ciation's three day "Americanization"
sessions with his discussion on "o,,i
enlina: our patriotism."
of
Notice o It. A. M.
M. K. Al. UeKi-eo Wed
nesday, Slarch ,'llsl. All
It. A. M. reiiuesled to bo
on hand.
A. V. NOTII.
operaiiun. several barrels of briindv
and Kiluardn Vane, and Juan .Mou
lovo, who were held fur violating the
federal lo'idiibit inn etiforeeinent law.
MANY LIKE THIS IN
MEDFORD
Similar Cases I'lililished in
1-juii Issue.
Tho followiiiK case is 1ml. 0110 of
many occurring daily in Mi'dford. it
Is an easy matter to verily it. You
cannot ask fi.r hotter proif.
Kdwin .1. White, prop, dairy busi
ness, K, Main St., Medford, says:
"I was nearly laid up with am attack
of lumha'70. it eatnn on without any
warniiiK and I thought my hack was
broken. 1 couldn't, at ni lighten up and
went about, all henL over. A friend
advised me to lake I hum's Kidney
Tills which 1 did. and soon I was able
to K't about, it required only one
box It,' fix me up in tine shape and
since then 1 have never had any
troublo with my hack and kidneys."
Price (Hie, at all dealers. Don't
simply nsk for a kidney remedy t;et
Ooan's Kidney 1'ilbi the same that
Mr. White had. I'oster-.Milburn Co.,
.Mlrs.. Iluflalo. N. Y. Adv.
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Suits and Coats
lit
Spring
Dresses
Tho sii)ci'i(irity of this line its regards qual
ity, si vie and workmanship i.s so well known
as to require no praise on our part to appre
ciate them. You will have to see them.
New " La Vogue" Suits $50 to $85
New "La Vogue" Coats $30 to $75
SPECIAL 1 12 new Jersey Coats in Tuxedo
stvles, conies in Heather .Mixtures, Green,
new blue ;(iid 'navy. SPECIAL $16.48
Slip Over Sweaters in silk and wool from
$8.98 to $15.00 each.
DOVE UNDERWEAR MUSLINS FOR EASTER
Eeautiful new Silk Camisoles, in white and
flesh, 2.50 values. Special, $1 98
Silk Camisoles and Bloomers, well mad
in llesh and white. Sviecial, each
Silk Bloomers, Chemise 'and Camisoles, all
beautiful new styles. CO AO
Special, each -PJ.tO
"Dove" Underinuslius in Bloomers and Che
mise. New styles. M nr
Special J
Dove linderinuslins in Chemise, Ulooni
ers and (iowns. Special
Dove irnderiniislin.s in Bloomers,
Chemise, Gowns and Petticoats .
Dove Underinuslins in Clowns, Petti- tt QO
coats, Chemise and Bloomers. Special. .''"'O
Dove Underinuslins in Bloomers, Che
niise, Gowns and Petticots
NECKWEAR AND VEILING
I-ancv li'ulTled Nestings made ol net;
and lace. 'Very special.
illell;
Corded Silk Collars for Suits and Geor
gette collars, with narrow lace (PI OC
trimming. Very new. Special, ea
New styles in Neckwear, lace trimmed
with tucked points of organdie for round
neck dresses, (ieorgette and Urgandu
Sets and Elet points. Very
special, each
New Mesh Veilings in the much wanted
shades for Spring wear.
A'erv special, vard
New Veils in a good variety of styles
and colors, yard 69 to $3-48
Agents for Gossard, -Warners and
( 'onico ( 'orsets at all prices.
Special values in new styh; I'.raisseres in
white and flesh. On sale from, each
to $L50.
100 of these famous dresses in silk, .erge,
tricotine and tricolette, well made, up ti , date
in style $35 to fclOO
SPECIAL 10 all wool Jersey dresses, :rood
colors and styles. Special, each $21 ,00 g
EASTER WAISTS IN GREAT VARIETY
")00 beautiful (ieorgette Crepe, Crepe dc
Chene and Voile Waists, made in the latest"
styles $8.98 to $27. 50
SPECIAL 50 All Silk Waists, inad( of
splendid tpiality crepe de chene, georgette
crepe and wash silks; eight styles to c1k,oho S
i- w. . ..4-1, t. ,...,.1, &firrrr
from. Worth more. Special, each iM475
New "Eilritc" Petticoats, each $4.98 ty
c i k nn v
89c i
$1.75 I
Knit Underwear for Easter
"Women's Union Suits, all styles and
sizes in pink and whte, suit
AYoinen's Union Suits in Envelope and 25
loose, knee. White onlv. tf
Suit fli.fcJ
Women's Silk Top Union Suits, in
white and pink. Special, suit
Women's "Princess May" Mercerized
ests, in pink. Special, QQ
AVonien's . Bodice Top Vests. Very fine l
quality. All sizes. Special, j
Children's Knit Union Suits in white
only. All sizes. Special, J
Children's Sunnner Weight Pants. Ail S
sizes. rerv special,
pair
39c
35c
EASTER GLOVES
$1.75
anted
69c
i r , en it
iavser s mik d loves in
black and white. A!!
sizes. Yen- special, pair
$i.oo
Kayser's 10-button Silk
Gloves, black and white,
pair
Women's
SILK HOSIERY FOR EASTER
Kavscr's
Italian Knit Silk
Hose in black on'y.
All sizes. Very
special, pair $5.48
"Kayser's" Emb.
Silk Hose in pongee,
grey and brown.
All sizes. Special,
pair $3.98
Women's Silk Hose, good quality, in
rev and brown.
(i loves in
only. All
cial, pair ...
$2.50
Washable
Champagne
sizes. Spe-
$2.50
black, white,
Special, pair
Women's Silk Hose in
grev, brow and beaver.
grade. All sizes. Very
special, pair ....
Women's extra fine quality
in black, white and brown.
Special, pair
..$2.48 I
black, white,
A verv good 5
$1.50 I
Lisle Hsoe,
98c
EASTER TOGS FOR BABY
Infants' White Coats $5.98 to $8.98
ique Hats new styles $1.75 to
1
Is new st vl
$3.98
Infants' Hand Kntbroidercd Dresses
$3.4S to $12.98 each
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MEDFORD. OREGON
MELBA TOILET ARTICLES
Melba Face Powder, Cold Cream nnd
.Massage Cream and Skin Cleaner.
Eeach 50
Melba Love Me Face Powder 75
Melba Toilet Water, Violet and LaV
ondar, bottle $1.00
XL Jt
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War Tax Included
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AND
TOMORROW
Olive Thomas
"The Glorious Lady"
- IhrilliiiK lore drama lilUd with I lie romance ami
Klammir of old Knsl.iiul. A story of loyalty, love,
ami a noblo sacrifh-o.
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