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To the woman hater the "Yellow
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nates blondes!
LAUGHS
A Fe
. "It says here that a butcher found
a collar button In a cow's stomach,"
remarked the Old For.
"That must be a fake," responded
the jDrouch. "How could a cow get
tinder a bedroom dresser?" Cincin
nati Enquirer. -
a
Regular Cinch
"Nobody can aay you don't know,
how to dance these days."
"Why not?"
"If you don't dance as they do It
ink be a new step j-ou have. And
nobody is going to run tho risk of
criticising a new step." Loutsrllle
Courier-Journal.
Frofrreafttag
"Well, Johnny, np dear, how are
you gettlnK on with your French?"
"Oh, very well, uncle. We trans
late quite nicely sensible sentences
now, such as, 'My undo nercr allows
my birthday to pass -without Klrlnj;
me a present,' or 'It Is centain that
my uncle will glvo me something
quite splendid this time.' "
lite Kollcltuilo
An old Glamorganshire farmer,
well-known for his philanthropic
propensities, was lacking somewhat
In educatien: When asked by the
local Methodists to subscribe towards
n new chandelier for the chapel, ho
thrust his hand Into his pocket with
a good-natured remark, and, pulling
out a sovereign, replied:
"Well, here's a pound towards It
Uut who Is going to play It when wo
get it." Tit lilts. , , ,
"I saw Colswold Just now and he
was very agitated about tho news
from the stockmarket."
. "Is he speculating again?"
"Yes, ho has become a Wall-st.
Jnmji."
"well, no .wonder he's In a stew."
lirt at II er Wmrilfl
Little Laura Are you going to
wear your religion today, grandma?
fiVandma What do you moan,
dear?
Llttlu Laura Papa says you use
It nfi a cloak.
j "
Ilail Xewa
"Moro tough luck,'.' whispered, his
uirS.
j "Well, what now?" ho muttered.
"You know M! (Ircon never hIiibh
without her music."
i "iYcs." ;
".Well, sho'B brought her music."
1 a a
Sure Cure
rioclor You must go away for n
long rest.
Overworked Merchant nut, doc
or I'm too busy to go away,
Doctor 'Well, then, you must stop
advertising. St. Louis Times,
' ' '
Her Prayer
''Dear God, plcaso, make me a good
girl."
Lust night prayed llttlo Owen,
"Atid If at first You don't succeed.
Just try, try again."
, f Boston Transcript.
iHCOIHplt'to
The man who had Just returned
from Kurope was reciting hi ex
tterjennwi. "It eertalitly takM all the March
but of 0 flow whtui he gutu sea
allC' k WW.
w nsmmm
, , rufflBiK ra
MKDKO
few "iii
AIDING
MONO the ninny modest, quiet activities of Unok Sinn
wliioh the mtist oC us know little about is tho United
A
Stiites public henlth seevic.'.
The United Stntes public health service has been fipht-ing-
spotted fever, the common name for a form of spinal
meningitis, lor a long time. Spottetl fever is the only dis
ease, so far as known, that, is peculiar to tho United States.
It is found in all the Rocky mountain states and has been
called Ityeky mountain spotted fever. .It is unusually se
vere on tho west side of the Hitter Root valley, in Montana,
and it was in combating the disease in this district that
Past (Assistant Surgeop T. H. MeOlintoe of the public
healtii service met his death from the disease-in 1912.
In 191U another officer volunteered for this highly dan
serous work, establishing headquarters at Victor, Mont.
lie soon noted, in studying two sides of the valley, that
spotted fever occurred on one side and did not occur on the
other. This fact was coupled with the observation that
sheep were ranged on the side where the fever did not
occur and not on the other side, where it did occur. Open
ing into the Bitter l?oot, valley is a smaller yalley, where
sheep are pastured, ami in this valley, too, it was observed,
the fever did not exist.
Further study demonstrated the fact that the parasite
known as tho fever tick, which carries this disease and
transmits it to man, is picked up by the sheep and that it
dies in the sheep's wool. Tit 1914 the public health service
rented a flock of sheep and pastured them in that part of
thet Bitter Root valley which hitherto had had the most
eases of spotted fever. 3t was found that they collected
large numbers of ticks. They were dipped every ten days
to kill the tieks, and so successfully did these auxiliary san
itary agents do their "clean-up" campaign work that not
a single case of fever has occurred in that area since they
were placed there.
Moreover, the owners of sheep discovered that sheep
raisiiigin the Bitter "Root country is a profitable industry,
and this year more sheep are being pastured than ever be
fore. The same measures will be taken by the public health
service against Rocky mountain spotted fever this year in
Idaho.
WHAT
W
HAT is it when tlic world agrees that anarchy is bet
ter thnu law ?
' "What is it when xmblie opinion lauds cold-blooded mur
der, praises cruelty, scoffs at chivalry and deems kindness
and compassion weakness?
"What is it whei ruin becomes the fever of civilization
and when the tearing down of the mighty works of the
ancients is estimable?
What is it that brings us to care nothing for human or
animal suffering; that hardens our hearts to the wail of
widows and the cries of dying babies?
"What is it that abolishes all decency of custom, all rev
erence for snnetity, all these things that maivhas wrought
out of chaos?
What is all this? Whv, it's
AVAR!
AUSTRO DIPLOMA
I
OPOSSES BUE LOW;
IS
ROMK, May 23, via Paris, May 24,
5:30 a. m. IicportK which have been
received here that ISaron Burinn, the
Austrian forcipn minister, linn renign-
e4 are, generally accepted ua Irpo and
have paused w'ide-qommunt. Ilia fall
i attributed to the failure of the Aiih-tru-ltnliun
negotiations and the lec
himtion of war by Italy.
The uewHpuperH point out that
Count von licrciitolil, his predecchVor,
refused to accept n Qenmui mi,YeH
tiou rvjr.irdinK the necessity of mint
ing collections to Italy. Iviijefiin
Mercy von KnpoH-Mete, wlio retired
ni AitiUrimi itinldifsuilor to Italy noon
utter the war hepin, wan fluid to lutu
been obliged to give up ltis wfct be
cauo lie firmly maintained that Italy
never would take up arm uuiliimt tile
central empires. A similar utiinil viih
tukeu by Huron lluriini in tlirvt op
position to the advice of I'riuri on
Hiielow, the German ninliasMiilor.
A report iiiut Haron Iliirian had
offered his resignation to Kuiperor
Fnincis JoHt'jih, but that tli monarch
had icfuwd to qci'cpt it, enmu from
(iciiuvn Friday. Tliih may be the
basin for the belief in Home that lie
Jiiik given up Ii'h office. No confir
mation of this report lias been re
ceived in London.
RUSSIANS PLAN
IlEItMX, May 21. A ttirelcM
mcnsngo to the Vienna Hcielispot
fiom iln correspondent at tho front
reports (lint the Italians are col
lecting strong .forces in the districts
of Warsaw, Ivunuoiod mid Lublin,
apparently for n counter attack. Tho
Teutonic allied army has been
BtreiiRtlii'lit'd, tho correspondent says,
and nwuiU the ItiisbiuiiM in good po.
(ion.
NW
RETIRED
COUNTER
DRIVE
MEDFORD MATTJ TRIBUNE
HUMANITY
IS IT?
WASIIIKOTOy, May 21. Coiiti-
nrutal solidarity of the nntioiw of the
western hemisphere, with Uniform
laws on many subjects was tho themo
dwelt ujKn today by Secretary Mc-
iooo in ins nourcsH oi wciconio io
the delegates to I'nn-Ainericnn fin
uncinl conference.
Mr. SfeAdoo said in part:
"So long n we are in large part
financially dependent upon the mi
tions or I'uroe for our internal ile
velopmcnt and ecoiinuiic stability, so
lojig lire we exwsed to the luixitnU
of their internal strife and ctenuil
wars. This sceins io bo the omior-
timu lime for tlie development of the
spirit, at least of continental solid
nrity.
"The nations of the ncstcm IiemU
phero cannol miike a greater eontii
biitiou to the cuuo of civilization
than to effect that kind of continen
tal solidarity which, resting upon
nholu'iome material interest", polit
ical nccoid, common ideal am mu
tual helpfulness, will give then) n
commanding influence for tho pence
of tho wot Id niiil tho service of man
kind""." "Nothing," the secretary said, in
conclusion, "would so stimulate trade
between the southern republics and
the United Stales and makes so cer
tain tho investment of Unjttd States
capital in, thoHe cpuritrics ns laws of
substantial uniformity relating to
conlmcrcc and fliiuhce, particulaily in
such matters as trade marks and pat
ents, consular invoices, bills of ludiug,
regulation of commercial traveler,
admission of Biimplcs and many fea
tures of the customs laws, bills of cv
change, uniform money standard and
various other things,"
John A. Perl
- TJNDERTAXER '
Lady Assistant
9M H. BAUTLKTT
Phones Hi. 47 uil 17-J3
AwbuluHe fcirvle Coroner
UNION NAT ON
OF TWO AMERICAS
URGED BY M'ADOO
MEDFORU'c QRKCION, MONDAY, MAY at, 1015
"IN THE DARK," AT PAGE THEATER MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Lfc
PELOUZE STAR OF
J
In the southern Oregon nnnunl
high nchool track meet held In this
city Saturday afternoon, Hubert I'o
louto of Mcdford eptaled tho high
school ntata record In both tho 100
and 200 yard dushu. ills time for
tho 100 yard nosh was in 2-S sec
ondo, for tho 220 yard daub 2.1 n.G
second. In .the 100 yard dash ho
ran 303 feet being set buck three feet
for Jumping the gun. Lyman, of
Gold IIIII, and Reynolds of Grants
I'nwi wcro the other tnrs of the dny.
I.e Hoy of Ornnta Va iihowed up
well In the weight. .Mcdford won
the meet with t point, Grants l'axs
Bccond with SI and Gold Mill third
with 2ft. 'Aftliland was not repre
sented.
Following are the winner:
Fifty yard dnsh I'elotuo first.
Brandon, of Mcdford, second, and
Itestul of Grants Pass, third. Tlmo
5:1.3 sec.
100 yard dash I'elotuo first.
IlcnoIds of Grants Pass, second and
Miller ot Mcdford, third. Tlmo
10:2. 5 sec.
220 yard dash Pclotizo first,
Iteynolds second and Miller third.
Tlmo 20:3.5 sec.
4 40 yard dash Pclouio first,
Reynolds second and Fields of Med
ford third. '
Half mile run Lyman,, of Gold
IIIII, first. lientul. second, and Fields
third. Time -2: 11 4.S.
Mile run -Lyman first, llogan of
Medford. second, and Gllfllln, of
Grants Pass third. Tlmo -t;Si.
Shotput Leltoy, of Grants Pass,
first, Pclouze second, and Ilfandon
third. Distance 41.5 ft.
Discus throw Leltoy first, Cow
gill, ot Medford, second, and Narrc
gan of Mcdford, third. Distance 90
feet.
Jarlln throw Lyman first, nran
ddn second and Leltoy third. Dls
tanco 129. C.
High Jump Walker, of Gold IIIII.
first, Cowglll second and Ilcstul
third. HelghtT..C.
Pole vaiilt Williamson, of Med
ford, first, Kolsny, or Gold IIIII, sec
ond, and Walker third.
Running bfond Jump Peloiuo
first, Williamson second and Kolsey
third.'
100 yard high hurdles Iloynolds
first, Williamson second and Wnlker
third. Time 16i2.3 see.
220 yard low iiiiri!le Williamson
first, Ilrandnn second and Uestul
third. Time 2'J:4-5 sec.
Tho relay race woh won by Med
ford. Grants PaM took second place.
Medford representatives worn Pe
louzo, Wlllluninon, Miller nnil Cow
gill; Grants Pass, Fallen, llurchnrd,
Ileynolds and Ilestul. Gold IIIII, Ly
man, Ilaymond, Kelscy and Walker.
With Medford TraCa is Mrdford Mario
TT Theatre
KU.mVV AND MO.VIIAV XKIIITH
"WITHIN AN INCH OK IIIH LIFi:"
A Dioihlug W'chlcrn Drama In - Pails
WIIKX (TPIIIS CllfWKlID TIIH HAV
Xcs'torX'oiucily
i '
OV PHItKINH I.V Tllf'1 CITV OF
ih:lihio.s
.lokeKComeily
A.VM.MATKD WKKKLV
"LI'ITLIJ Al'i')-p.MOIHLI"
Joker Comedy
IWJC'(li:iV PIUXJIIAM
II i s ' i'
n riisiH .t.s'li l' 'l!.vin
TRACK
M
FRUIT ASSOCIATION
ELECTS OFFICERS
ASHLAND, May 2 4. In contrnst
to a recent meeting of tho locnl Fruit
and Produce Association, which wan
characterized by uproar and the
spectacular resignation of the entlrn
board of directors, the adjourned ses
sion lust 1'rltlny evening was mild
by comparison. Messrs. J. II. Ware.
W. J. Carpenter, A. J. lllegel, .1. C.
llarnard and W. II. Gowdy worn
elected n utw board, who tu turn on
Salurdnychoao W. II. Gowdy piesl
dnut; A. J. Illegel, vice president, and
J. 11. Ware, secretary. Several minor
officials will hold their position In
the new cabinet without portfolio.
I). K Itnnd will continue to art as
manager, he having come from Hood
Itlvor to servo In that rapacity.
Tho association frowned upon nu'
suggestion whaiuver looking toward
the abandonment of Us sphere In the
handllw: of fruits aud supplies, con
sequently It did not entertain an of
fer to vacate the field and lease the
association's wnrbouso at a flat rent
al of $30 per month mndo by outside
parties.
A STITCH IN TIME
Medfoiil People Slioulil Not Xrglect
ThHr KldneyM
. No kidney ailment Is unimportant.
Don't overlook the slightest back
actio or urinary Irregularity. Nature
may be warning jou of approaching
dropiy, grnvel or llrlght'n dlseaso.
Kldnoy disease Is seldom fatal If
treated In time, hut neglect may pave
the way. Don't neglect n laino or
aching back another day. Don't lg-
noro dizzy spells, Irregular or dis
colored urine, headaches, weariness
or depression. If you foal ou need
kidney help begin using tho reliable,
time-tried remedy, noun's Kidney
Pills. For 50 joar, Dnan's hnvo
boon found effective. Kndorsed by
grateful people.
Frank Turngale, C St., Jackson
ville, Ore., says: "I have used Moan's
Kidney Pills personally and they have
been ust;d by another of my family,
I can say they are a flno medlcliia.
Doan's Kidney Pills did mo n great
deal of good when I was suffering
from kidney weakness. They deserve
public endorsement."
Price noc, at ull dcalom. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills the samo that
Mr Turngale had. Foster-Mllburn
Co., Props., Huffulo, N. V. Adv.
rTA n Med ford's
I 1 Most Popular
T ' PlayhQusc
LAST TIME TONIGHT
The Ghost
Breaker
TUESDAY-WEDllESDAV
The
Spoirs
WITH ,
' William Farnum
-AND- '
Kathlyri Williams
uuil a largo company of well known
Htnru
TllltKK HIIOWH DAILY
2: in 7: 10 (iil5 ,;
ADMIBBIO.N TON CHNTH
AUSTRIAN?
ALONE
TO BLAME
ITALIAN PRESS
lHI.Mi:, Mnv 'j;t, HI:!).', p, m m
PiiUm, May "Jl. .'rl0 a, hi.- -The uflle-
i it 1 Mliilmiki.iil nhliliulieil nl Vlnmiii
(limiting that Italy did nut adhere to
the principles oi uu tuple lUlliiuce
lieiih is declined li.v the (tliii tittle
d'Unliii In he incorrect. The Italian
position, ns summit tired l the news,
papers, follow w'
"The situation of llnly hcentiie in
tolerable when AuMiiitii mid (letinan
apuiesiinii ngitlutd Seihla naitxi'd (he
lltiiopcitu cniii'lugi'ntinii without giv
intr pi'i'Moiix iiolilli'ittlou to Koine.
"Italy legilimatelv tindeitook to
piotect her own iittenss, neeoidltig
to riglltH graiiled her liv the triple
nlllittice tivul.v.
"Atitiin, despite (Ionium good of
fices blindly and obtiiuttelv reiled
Italy's jiiMt deiniiiids, lendellug in
eut'tble aeiite nutugiliiiii. There -fote
Au! na alone Is tcponihle for
the new win. nltliougli (lerinnuy 1
not eiitiiclv hlnuieleMH, but Italy l"l
everything liiimaitlv poilili' to pie
eat it.
THE PAGE
Mcilfonl's Lentllna Theater
MONIIW and TI'CHDAY
Lublit Three Act Feature
In the Dark
With Cthel Clayton and Joseph
Kaufniatt
IllOGItAI'll DUAMA
Felix Holt
TVO PAIIT3
VITAGIIAPII COMKDY
Cutey Sister
Special Musical Program
COMING Wednesday and Thursday
IIKATHICH .MICIIKLI.'NA
In
Mlt WIGOS OF Till: CAIIHAGK
PATCH."
rt o.t no
SAYS
How Frequently
It happens that grir.t dating o Is dona by (Ira and much
loss occurs through htirii'ir)'.
Put your valuables In our Flro and Hurglar Proof
Vault whero )ou can rent a Bafo Deposit llox for
2 00 and up pur year.
A1
OVtB 2S VCAnS UNDtn ONC MANAGCMCNT
' -
The Co-operative 'Tire
Goodyear lins always built
co-operstivo tires. Every av
ina has fono to ilia user. Tho
more men bought tho better we
built them, and tho lower we
Hold theni.
, Tlmt h why Goodyear lies
held lop place, ouUeliing any
other tire,
3 Reductions
olo tlint fn two yesM -we
tnndo tlirco lilgprico reductions,
Tho last on February lot
brought tho total to 45 per cent.
h Yet in costly ways llieso tires)
linvo bcn bettered. In not on
iota were they eyer skimped.
Our Fortified Tire Is still
"On-Air" cured to nave blow
outs. Yet (list one extra cosU
us $450,000
yearly.
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our No-Rim-Cut
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ha in each
bane 12a
braided piano
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TRY TIIl-M
They are Tedder mid Dollcloiin
Cousldoilng utitiltlvo value thoy
trn tho viieapont meat on tho mark
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Phono 201.111 '
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Tor
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I
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Those etriui all exclusfvo
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