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Newspaper Page Textr3rou vovn WEDFORT SOttE TRIBUNB. MTTTFORB, OTJFiOX, SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1020. Bedford Mail. iuibune AN INDKPBNDENT NfiWHf AFER Pl!lLIHHKD tiV'tiitY AFTfcKNOON EXCEPT SUNDAY TJY TUB .MEDFORD rft'NTINO CO. Office, Mull Tribune E-iildiiiB, 25-27-2 norm ifir street, rnone -to. A consolidation of the Democratic Times. The Modrord Mail, The Ueaiora Tribune, the Southern Oregoulan. The Aahland Tribune. The Medford Kunday Bun la furnished subscribers desiring a seven-day dally newspaper. ROBERT RtJHI, Editor & 8. SMITH, Manager. UBCttIPTI01I TEKMII BY MAIIj IN ADVANCE: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year.6.0O Dally, with Sunday un, months .e5 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .SO Weekly Mall-Tribune, one year 1.50 Sunday Bun, one your 1-60 BY CARRIER In Medford. Aflhland, , Jacksonville. Central I'olnt. I'liOi-ntx: , Dally, with Sunday Sun, year 17.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month .65 Dally, without Kunday Sun, yuar .00 uaijy, witnout aunuay turn, momn .ou Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of JacKuou County, Kntorod as aecond-claas matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act ot March I, 187. a worn dally average circulation for six months ending April 1019 3.074 MEMBER OF TUB ASSOCIATED . PRESS. Full Leaned "Wire Service. The Asso ciated Prens In exclusively entitled to the use for republication, of all news dispatches credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches herein are also reserved. Some of tlie enndidate. who wore for a "siiiiaro ilcnl," realize now they ilil not Ket W'lint tbov stood 'tor. Also there is n widespread be lief that the crop of liars this veal is in execss of all previous records. ' Oregon's interest in California seems to have departed nlonK with John ilinrleyeorn. The sad intelliuciiec is oonlnin?d in the Klamath Herald, that "HI v ha: lost one of. her best good roat roosters." "Are T'ostof f'icq Employes Hainan Beinfrs?" (Lit 1.) All those' who say, "Jvo, will get no mail. j ; . The movement to mako women's drosses lonuor, lost nut when the stylo makers invented hip ruffles. Now Vice-President Marshall is in disfavor with the Dcinocrntie edict's. In many of his public speeches he talks sensible. ' If there were ns many oil wells nt ' there nro service stations, the iraso lino shortui;o would de a Ioukmuo. v KiiKenc Debs, tho socialist onndi dntafor the inesidenev, who happens to be in jail, is oven denied tho privi kno of n staaipini; tour tlirouuli the prisons of the land, , ' 4 . .-. ; Tho1" bolsheviks lnivo knocked the tnr out of tho l'oles, us tlicv L'l'iic rally do their encniies, sad to relate. Tho Poles had a "righteous cniise," ns tho Allied CoiinciMadmils, but that was about all. Cusseilness and .plenty of L'lins will always net right eousness, in warfare, unless bucked with the samo tbiinr. There is so much hoeuspocus coinc on with thintrs man ehuws and wears that a little thine like water in the milk, pusses unnoticed. The nuickost nnd cheapest way to rook'. Mexico is to instnll tho Oregon System, tho salient point beinir that it would (jivo thciu sometliini; to fiisht nbout. , Census Returns WASHINGTON. M"v 22. Census : Jersey City, N. J 207,804, increase .lu.uou, or 1 1 .a per cent. Lowell, Muss.,' 112,4!)", increase (I18.ri nr fi. Hfioi out. liiiJwrcnco, Kns 12,450, increase bj or .( per cent. Tuiiiim, Fin., 31.2.12, increnso 13, 470 or :tf.7 per cent. Wnkcriold, Mass., :i:),010, increase KiOl), or 14.1 per cent. Hridgeton, N. ,1., 14,323. Inereasv 114 or .8 per cent. Paris Hotels Packed. PARIS, Jlnv 22. Cueut difficulties lire bein-j encountered bv l'aris hotels in proVnlina; uccouumidulinns tnr the thousands of American tourists who nre flocknif to this fit v. Many hostel ries have their rooms booked up nul l lute in July or early in Aumist. 1 i U. S. Armenian Arbitrator. CAMS. Jlity 22 Ambnssndor Wnl- lueo informed IHu council of ntnlms midors today that President. Wilsm bud announced Unit tho United Sta'cs woiihl Hccepttthe role of arbitrator in Jixniit tho boundaries of Armenia. (Jives Credit Tliroiiuli I be K-iml Backache, latno and stiff muscles Ye Smudge Pot By Artkar I'Tff and rheumatic pains nro often symp toms of deranged kidneys. "1 had weak bladder, bad kidneys nnd liver" writes Willie Carter, Luxar, Ta. "1 could not sloop well and mv hack pained mo awful... 1 had a dl.zy feel Ing i'ln the' morning. Since taking FoluyKldnoy Pills I have been ro llovcaVof nil such ailments." Thoy rid the system of tho poisonous nclds that cause aches nnd pains. Tor sale )y Medford Pharmacy. Adv. i L PAYS TRIBUTE NAVY LL NEWPORT, It. I., May 22. Hear Admiral William S. Sims, president of the naval war college, in his ad dress at the graduation of this year'3 class today, Bald that barring a very few cases, "our navy personnel not only responded to ull requirements, but exceeded our most sanguine ex pectations in the endurance, zeal und loyal Initiative they displayed," .In the world war. "This applies," he added, "not only to tho forces fn the war .one, but to the navy in general, und particularly to tho very intelligent, and skillful handling of. the transport services in effective co-operation with the forces abroad." lie urged the members of the class to explain to the officers under their command the great influence they might exert upon the civil population in war time. Ho said that during tho war he re ceived many letters of criticism from "leading members of the govern nient," naval officers and civilians. He said the most disquieting fea turo was letters from civilians "stat ing that such und such u naval officer bad told ther.i of tho various futal mistakes" being inado in the conduct of the war. "One regrettable result," of the er roneous information circulated, he said, "was the paying of many mil lions ot insurance against loss at sea, bombardments of coast cities and bombing of inland cities." Admiral Kims said this condition could have been greatly minimized If each officer had roallzed that he did not have tho necessary Information to form a just opinion und had had lift courage when asked questions to say "i do not know." iTBUST NO MORE NEW. YORK, May 22. Local or "neighborhood" clubs formerly oper ated by members of the Ilarbers Sup ply Dealers association of America in various cities thruout tho country have bcon discontinued ln-compliance with a decree signed May 7 by Fed eral Judge August N. Hand In disso lution proceedings brought under the Sherman anti-trust act, it was learned today. 'An erroneous report circulated at tho time Judge Hand Blgned tho de cree stated ho had ordered dissolu tion of the central organization, tho Harbors Supply Deal era Association of America, Exlstoneo'of the central organization was not affected by the decree. ZION CITV..11I.. MuV 22 Twenty- five thousnnd dollars was distributed last night in bonuses to employes of the Zion industries, opernted bv the church under Wilbur Olenn Volivu, successor of John Alexander Dowio us overseer of Zion CUv. The twon-tv-two industries did u business of -2,i)UU,WlO lust year nnd earned a net profit of $1 14.00(1. Kach industry opens in the moruiiu; with prayer und bible readinir. iluuy of the workers who are stockholders, receive ( per cent on their investment, in addition to their bonuses. SEAL SIS FOR PHIKCK KITKUT, 11. . May 22. John Oliver's suggestion that sea lions in this province be sluimblcrji! nnd their skins u-ed for tnakimr shoes, bus met with approval of fish ermen here ami plans were under wnv today for killi nir the uniiaals on tt lurue seals. Fishermen pointed out that the plan will save the fish, for the avenmo sen lion devours t'ii'tv pounds of food fish in n da v. 10 I KO.MK. Muv 21. Kriini-iseo Nitti lias formed his third cubiuet. which represents tin effort to unite all the constitutional forces in the chamber except the followers of the former Premier Siiliiudrii, the nationalists and the combatants, with a view to countcrbalanciiiL' the socialists. Sig ner Nitlis plan, it is considered, was not entirely successful, as the ratli- u Is nre not ull in accord in support- pi hiiu. St Murk's Kpiscopal I Cor. North Oakdale und Fifth Sts. 8 a. m. Holy communion. 10 a. m. Sunday school. 11 a. m. -MQinlngprayer.. , 7:30 p. m. Evening service. First Spiritualist OiuitIi Althea hull, 2U4 East Main.' Lecture subject, "The" Unquench able Flame." Sunday at fs p. m. Rev. Mae C. Post. Catholic Church -South Oakdale Ave. First mass Sunday at 8 a. m. v Second mass at 10:30 a. m. Benediction after first mass. Rev. John Powers, rector. Kvang.-I.uth. loirs Church Fourth St. below Oakdale. Ave. Rev. Dr. W. R. Morenz-Oeser, Pastor Res. 518 West Fourth St. Pentecoste Whitsunday. Sunday school 10 a. m. Divine service 11a. m. Catechetical Instruction for confir mation every Saturday afternoon at 2 o'clook. You and yours are cordially Invit ed. . - First Haptist Church A church with a cordial welcome. 0:45 a. m. Sunduy school. Classes for all. F. W. Jlears, supt. A large attendance Is requested. 11 a. m. Morning service. Preach ing, (loon music. Let us all come to this service. 7 p; m. B. Y. P. U. meeting. All young people are Invited. 8 p. m, Evening service. Preaching Special music. 8 p. m. Thursday. Regular mid week prayer meeting service. Let as many as can bo present. . Methodist Kpiscopnl Church,' Cor. Main and Oukdalo Sts. Dr. Jouett P. Dray, Pustor. Sunduy school at 10 .a. m. Dr. "rank Roberts, supt. We have a school that you will en- Joy. Preaching at 11 a. m. and 8 p. m. by tho pastor. Come to the houso of liod and give Him worship. "To Obey is hotter than sacrifice" with the Lord. Special music, also congrega tional singing- Wo extend to tho strunger within our city a hearty In vitation to worship with us. "You are always welcome.." First Christian Church Cor. (Ninth and Oakdale. Dell Ely Millard, Minister. Dlble school 9:45. 13. W. Paul, supt. ' Preaching 11 a. m. Special muBic and a welcomo to strangers. Christian Endeavor 7 p. m. Young pooplo's meeting with lil'o and intor- oat. : 8 p.ym. Evening service. Soul stirring song sorvlco and spoclal music by tho young peoplo's chorus choir. Sermon: "Tho Meunest Thing in Medford." , First Church of Christ, Scientist Branch of the mother church, Tho First Chinch ot Christ, Scientist, Jn Uoston, Mass. Services are held every Sunday morning at 11 o'clock. Subject, "Soul and Hotly." Sunduy school at S. All under the ago ot twenty nro welcomo. Wodnesday evening meetings, nt which testimonies of Christian Sci onco nre given nt 7:80. Church edl flco, 212 North Oakdale. Tho reading room, which Is in the M. V. & II. bldg., Is open from 1 to 5 dally except Sundays and 'holidays. All authorized literature may be read or purchased. The public Is cordially Invited to attend tho services, and visit the reading room. Vlmt .Methodist Episcopal Church Fourth and liartlott. J. liandolph Sasnott, Minister, lliblo school 9:45. Classes for all ages.- ' ' ' Morning worship 11a. m. Dean Morton of O. A. C, will address the congregation. Fpworth Lenguo G:45 p. m. Fvening worship S p. m., "A Supor Uellglon." Morning: Anthem, Seek Ye the Lord (Hoborts). Soloist, Mr. Mtic Donoiigh. Duet, Ills Messed Pres eneo (Ash ford), Mrs. Plorco, Mr. Pierce. Kvenlng: Anthem, " Tho Ilndlant Morn Hath Passed Away ( Wood ward 1 Quartet, Ilreak Thou tho Plead of I.lfo (Windermere). Miss Anderson. .Mrs. Sasnett, Mr. MncDonoiigh, Mr. Vroman. .Miss Helen Phllbrook; pianist. -Mrs. May Jordan-MacDonoiigh. dl roctor. Phoenix Church "Tlio-yGospol the Power of God," Is tho. theme for Sunday morning, May 2:i. Evening subject: "Will a Man ltob Cod?" Hours 1 1 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. Good music, and n hearty wel como to all. Preaching by Rev. Jo seph W. Angell. Fuelling service under the auspices of tho Christian ICndeavor society. On Tuesday evening. May 25, there will be a special business meeting of the church and congregation to take action In regard to calling a regular lvistor for tiro church. This Impor tant meeting Is set for S o'clock. In Clydo social hall, following a supper to bo served without charge by the ladies of the church. All tho mem bers of tho church, and others ut- tending and helping in the work, are especially asked to be present. Sup per hour, 6:30. Rev. L. .Myron Booz er, pastor of th'e Medford Presbyter ian church, has been asked to be present and act as moderator ot the meeting. A large attendance I? expected. First reslyterinn Church -' Corner Main and Holly Sts. At 11 a. m. the annual Memorial service tinder the auspices of the O. A. R and W. R. C, with the Amer ican Legion, Spanish War Veterans and the local guards participating will be held In this church, the min ister delivering the sermon. At 8 p. m., Rev. W. T. S. Spriggs will preach. "The Secret of the Higher Life." The music for the morning will be, Quartet, O Ward of God Incarnate. violin duet, Chanson, by TschackowB ky, for two violins. Miss Vander Sluis and Mr. Carlton Janes. Quartet, Tenting on the Old Camp Ground. In the evening Jlrs. F. R. Roberts will sing the solo. These services will afford you a pleasant profitable worship this Sab bath. WiHIam Vawter. director of music. Mrs. II. E. Marsh, organist. L. Myron Boozer, minister. How's This? We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case-of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh lediclre has been taken by catarrh sufferers for tho paat thirty Ave years; and haa become known as the most reliutle remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catairh Medicine acts thru tho Blood cj the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol' on from tho Blcoa and healing the dls waged portions. After yon have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine fur a short time you will sec a jreat imurovement in vour ernernt nealth Start taking Hall'a Catarrh Medt '.ne nt once and cat rid of catarrh. Send for leBtlmnnlalH, free. F. J. CHRNr.Y & CO., Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all PrueelBts. 76c " HAVE YOU TRIED THE Choice Made from the best products that pan be produced. Baked Daily in an electrical oven by an expert in his line. Recently from a large city. Special order for social functions is our specialty; Main St. We're specialists In HIGH GHADK . , I1!Y CLHAXIXU so you can have that dainty spring or summer gown cleaned RIGHT by having us do the work. Wo uso the right materials and equipment and nro genuinely skilled and expert in every dotnll ot the work. Why not try us just call 244 nnd wo do tho rest. ' , GOOIJ CLOTHES I Make Them KLEIN -SS- 12M East Main St. Rex Cafe Page-Dressier Co. Phone 282 . Nash Block Medford We wish to call you atten tion to the fact that the pres ent time is most opportune for investing in country property. The remarkable buying in the Middle West of last year has started again thi3 season and this means a large influx of buyers all over the coast district. With present crop outlook, locally we can reasonably expect a big buying movement. Why not take advantage of this. Look these over, every one will pay well, either as an in vestment or speculation. 1. 20 acres on Pacific Highway. Not in crop. Non resident owner offers this for $150 per acre... Adjoining land held at $300. It's a snap. 240 acres, 70 acres alfalfa, 80 acres in corn and grain Water right paid. This will produce over 300 tons alfalfa this season. Buy now and get this crop. The price is only $24,000. 3. 16 acres near Central Point, all in cultivation; 15 acres in alfalfa. All under water. Nice five-room bunga low. This is a fine close in property. The price $6000. 4. 40 acres of the best land in this valley. All under water and in cultivation.' Water right fully paid. We consider this an exception ally good buy. Price $7500. 5. 200 acres on Pacific Highway, 100 acres in culti vation and under water. This located at Talent and is offered for a time for $25,000. Fifteen thousand cash. Bal ance terms. 6. 40 acres producing or chard; 80 acres in all. Has water right. Crop this sea son will be over $5000. Non resident owner offers it $20, 000,00 7. 22 acres 1 mile south of Medford, fronting on Pacific Highway. Eighteen acres of this Bear Creek bottom land. Six acres bearing pears. Eight acres apples. Nice five-room bungalow. ' Good barn. A nice home. Close in. Price $10,000. 8. 40-acres bearing or chard, best of soil. Can be irrigated. Fair improve. ments. Present crop shows value $6000 to $7000. We can sell this property for $12,000. 9. 22 acres diversified ranch property. Nice home, every, comfort. 1 The alfalfa and fruit have given a profit the past four seasons. This year s crop will pay big. It s a' safe investment. Price $18,000. 10. 20 acres with paid up water right. All leveled and in alfalfa except three acres. Modern home, right up-to-date, water piped through house and buildings. Bath, septic tank. Electric pump ing system. Keep in mind this is in the alfalfa district near Central Point. Located almost on highway. The place ls offered fully fur nished, even includes the dishes. It's all ready tc move into and start living. Gocd barn, chicken house. Think of it, everything com plete. Price $13,000. Phone or call, and arrange for showinsr. We can save you money and also make you money. Page-Dressier Co. THE BEST FIRE INSURANCE ANY KIND OF REAL ESTATE .. .Join the American Legion Now. Membership Week May 17-22. II . iiitsat Cost Plus GUS, the Tailor ' ! . - . -'- JAl IP' American Legion Week, May 17-22! Every ex-servlco man, not now a member, ls requested to sign blank' and mall to S, M. Leonard or R. Hubbard, Medford, during the aboto week. Membership tee $2. - .'; My nnuio is (Please Print) (Last) Military rank .... 3resent address permanent ndilress Aiilltnry organizations in whieh I served Civil occupations I hereby subscribe to the Constitution of tho AMERICAN LEGION and apply for enrollment in Post Xo. 13, Oregon (State) Department. (Signature)'. Car Washing and Simonizing Work Is Guaranteed Charge for Merit and Price JIMMIE & TOM at Valley Garage Stenography Multigraphing Circular work of 11 kind -M&lllni LlIU Tunnell & Edwards 106-308 Liberty Building .Medford, Oregon, tfSDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP iliso Kent for Fairbanks and Mors. ' Ensdnea. 17 South Blvtrslft. - Per Cent ORIENTAL ART GOODS CURIOS DRY GOODS CHINA WARE BASKETS AND TOYS Kodak Finishings, Best Work, Lowest Prices. Postal card photos, $1.25 dozen, ndditioual, u'Oc dozen. Costumes fur nished free. Japanese Art Store 34 N. Central Medford (First) (Middle) POTATOES Fancy Seed Potatoes $10.00 per hundred. ' Also EAT AT Holland Cafe A complete line of Bee Sup plies in stock. MONARCH Seed & Feed Co. x 817 Eatt Main 8trL ..j -ii pP'i m