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HONG KONG KOLUM
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V. K.
WLOS
WLO
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AMELICA
HKNATOIt OLLII2 JA.MKS,
OP K UNTUCK V
Olllo Jinnies gloat .Mo! I can innn.
Anyway biggest.
Flour times big an Mlssn vlco jiloa
lilont Tom Marshall.
Olllo him horn "widest part Ken
tucky stale Illm born faco to oust
stnto (00 nnllow for him. Hlmoby
him turn anil go stlnlglit oast to
Washington.
MIbbr Jnnies him tlont liavo to back
up ntiilonr to Knock llko vlco plol
doiit Tart. Illm stomach nllitsamco
not 80 big.
Mitybeso
Idcnt.
Wo sco.
Olllo Jamoa nuiko plos-
(A vaudeville playlet In 0110 art.
Scene -TIiIm street. Tlmn Af tar
noon, Characters: Cy llnwkltiH from
Hpoondnlo, I'ollcoman O'Grndy, cltl-
zciin, buhUcrs, otc.)
Cy (gazing up nt tall building)
Theso ho groat IIiiioh. An' to think
by llcok thai it wiih built by mon'ri
hands.
Cltlxon Yes, undo, thnl'H a tail
building. Hut what nro you holding
that handkerchief over your eyes for?
rollcomnn Movo on now, move
Oil,
Cy Why, Htrangor, I was hoar
tollln' of tho skyscrnora hero In town
unil I nays to myself I wasn't going
to look up unprotected an' Kit my
eyes full of tho scrnplim!
I'ollcoman Movo on now, movo
on I
NuitcWnl
alio You wore always n fault Mud.
orl
Mo--Yo, I found joii.
No Slop
Sh No, .lack, I four wo roiilil
never ho happy. You know I ulwas
want my own way In everything.
Jngk, -Well, you could go on want
Iiik It nftur wo tiro lnarrlod.
Unlucky
l.ul- lliivo you lout joumolf, lit
th boyT
Hoy- -N'ij, nin'iii hut 1'vo found n
street I don't hnowl
1
Po$tctl
What U tlmt 1 have- wrltttm on tho
hlai-khoftnlT
"Somowhtir."
And wlml d It nitron??
It's thu namo 9f n taeo In frtmim,
Mr.
Of (AiiiffcO
Hill, wot a cwittnrlgT
Ilnl If Uhuw but tUoy mmi.
ho a Kli-kly lot Uw'ro Always dyb'.
l.lkoly
Tlm UrUor tokl wo a fiiunr Mory
IhU liiomlug.
lllUtMl With OtMHlO SUU, I HUP-
pmoT
KtullitVi HaiK'iln Ciiiiutfr.
"Woinon U hJwiuw 011 the Job nd
JiijUjig hr mJrrpr to gat tho uuut
flattpJiiK winlut, t lifmulf!
Cupid voIboh lil liiKhoot uoto nt
111 arc! a bo, an' bullovo 1110. ho inu't
hant; on to It ny mom than hh opi
InKor oan Iiuiik on to high 6,
AN iiiioi'csliiig compiirisoii might ho made hetwoen tho
l'omiirkB of Colonel Roosevelt in hohnlf of war pre
parations and the Sermon on the Mount. Roosevelt's ar
guments are tho same as those of the German militarists,
lie proaehos the gospel of force and Europe today shows
the inevitable result of sueh preaching.
What over a nation plans lor and prepares for it re
ceives. Whatever is. sown is reaped. War is a violation
of the fundamental principles of Christianity and nearly
every other great religion. Preparation for war is jm
equal violation. '
Roosevelt's arguments on the need of war preparation
would apply to Canada, with 3000 miles of unprotected
frontier vet for a century pence has existed without a
soldier to guard the boundary of either nation. The dan
ger of invasion from Canada is just as threatening as in
vasion Ji'om other lauds.
Preparation to prevent war never yet averted war,
hut rather produced it. Neutral countries surrounded by
enemies have a difficult task to maintaiji their equilibrium,
hut the United States is isolated, Avith an ocean of water
on each side and no powerful enemies. Keeping- the peace
is a comparatively easy task.
It is as easy for a nation to keep peace "with honor"
as it is for n nation to surrender "with honor." To cry
against European militarism and at the same time demand
a big navy and army only for the purpose o,f defense, is
to use the only argument ever made by the militarists of
Europe. Germany's large army was justified as neces
sary for defense.
American militarists constantly point to Belgium and
Switzerland afl examples of what happens to the military
prepared nation and the unprepared. We are told that
Belgium was unprepared, hence had her neutrality vio
lated, while Switzerland was prepared and has been left
alone.
The facts of the matter are that Belgium was as nuich
prepared for war as Switzerland. She had a conipari
t ivory largo army, numerous modern fortresses and could
have successfully resisted an enemy of her own size. But
she was overwhelmed by the German flood. Millions of
trained soldiers, fully caparisoned and equipped for the
task, with plans long complete, annihilated her. Does
any one suppose that little Switzerland would have
had any different fate, if it had suited the plans of the
Gorman conqueror to seize Switzerland instead of Bel
gium? To he sure, the over-running of barren and mountain
ous Switzerland would be a more difficult task, than the
devastation of level and fertile Belgium, "but the final re
sult would have boon the same. What Britian, Ernneo
and Russia have failed to halt, could little Switzerland
have blocked'
Belgium would bo just as well off, in fact bettor off, if
she had saved the millions squandered on army and
fortresses. Switzerland would be just as free if she was
not bankrupting herself in maintaining a huge soldiery to
protect her neutrality. Any nation armed invites con
quest.
It has noon well said that the peace idea necessitates
voluntary humility, not forced humility, which is humilia
tion. The voluntary principle constitutes the radical dif
ference between humility and humiliation. Braggadacio
ami the ohip-on-the-shoulder Rooseveltiaii attitude is not
humility. It is the same old inherited war feeling which
Amorion as n nation standing for peace, has boon endeav
oring to outgrow. Wo must adopt the European standard
of militarism if we are to follow the Roosevelt ideals
else suffer humiliation.
Armed for war,, inevitably creates desire for war.
Soldiers yearn to practise their profession. The people,
conscious of military strength long for a test of that
strength. Having less humility, the nation becomes more
aggressive and more restive when relations become
strained.
lihiropo today is tho answer to the argument of arma
ment for defense. It is Roosevelt's logic carried to its
inevitable conclusion.
WEN
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SPRAY
FOR SECOND BROOD
CODLING
MOTHS
Mnny inquirh. luivo I'limc to thiw
office in rvrnrl to tho primer linn
to 'tipply Hit Hprnv for tlio hooond
brood of codling moth. Acronliiix to
.numcroiiH observations made nt- vnr
ioiirt points of tho vnlloy, the J'irnt
worms .should tnnke their nppcnrmu'c
about. July -Hlli, the fht ndull motlix
htivinf: cinenicd neitr Meill'iitil on
,luly Kith. Tho la rev r nuiiilier of
worms will npiKuir wvernl Iny to a
week Inter. Tho spray should there
fore ho applied noun1 tinjo between
the 1st and Till of AiiKiit not later
than the 7tli. In outlying points of
tho valley, such as Ashland, Sams
Valley and the Anlolopo region, our
observations show that the moths are
about a week to 10 days later in
their development than around Jlod
foid. .
Seasonal Development
When tho worms of the firt brood
nro full grown, lliov leave the fruit,
erawl down to tlio trunk or eroteb of
tho tree, and thero under tlio looso
bark find a proteeled nook where
they hollow out a little place, fiiiu a
covering or cocoon, and change to
tho pupal or resting stage. About
two weeks later the mlult moths
einergo from these cocooiih. In about J
five da.VH after the moths eniuro
thoy begin to lay their eggs. Under
our present weather conditions tho
eggs will luiteli in about seven days.
This means that the young worms
should begin to appear about 12 days
after tlio moths mako their appear
ance.
Thero nro still quite a number of
worms, at various stages of develop
ment, which have not yet left tho
fruit, and" many, which have not .vet
pupated. These will cause a strag
gling appearance of worms, probably
throughout tho remainder of the rea
son. In order, therefore, to keep
the fruit entirely freo fiom late nt
taoks, it will be iiovossnry to keep
it covered with spray.
Uko load arconate, four pound's of
tlio paste or two pounds of the pow
der to 10(1 gallons of water.
M. 1. IIKNOKHSON.
Plant Pathologist, Jackson County.
Deafness Cannot Be Cured
hr lord applications, a thry rnnnot roach tha
lllKmrvd Mirtlon of tho ear There la oal cm
najr to cure tirafnraa, unil that la I'r cnnatltutlnn
al rrmnllM. Deafnra la cauml hr an Inflamed
romllllon of the inucom lining of the L'mtarhlali
Tutle. When thla tube la Inflamed jou hire a
rnmhllnir aritiiul or Iraiierfert hearing, ami when
It la enllrrlf rlnaeil Uraturia la the remit, ami
tinleaa the Inflammation ran ho taken nut ami
till tub reatoreil ta He normal condition, hear
tnar Will he deatrojad fertcr: nine caaea out nt
ten are canaed hr Catarrh, which la nnthlnit but
an Inflamed condition of the mumna aurtacea.
Wo wilt sire Ono Hundred IMIara for anj can
of DeafiieM (eanaod hr catarrh) that cannot ha
cured br Haifa Catarib Curv. Kcnd for circu
lar!, free.
r J rilCNKY ti CO., Toledo. O.
Sold by Drnfitlits, T6c.
Take Haifa Tamil l'llla for cvnallpatlon.
STAR Iler
TODAY
Hobart Bosworth
In
THE PAGfe
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-.V'aUlfaSM."
Medtora s
Leading Theater
Cool, Comfortable, Well Ventilated
SPECIAL SPECTACULAR FEATURE
"Buck Shot John"
A Paramount Kcaturo In 5 Parts
MSI DAY AXD SATl'ltOAY
.ILIA' M uhil 1M
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The Romance
of Elaine
Suspense, Thrills, Surprises
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OR
PEA
E
SAYS ANEADDAMS
A- HriMit revival lit the fruit win
nliirT nr fruit proiorvlng Industry
ho far ub tho practice in tho homo is
ooiiojjrnod. hati followed tho O. W. 11.
& X; company wrloi of demoiititra
tlons now being conducted lu Orogou.
Witehii'b'ton and Idaho.
CIIKAtiO, .Inly -'.'. Miw June
AililiuiiM, wio returned liure todny
from her Hliropimu iHUwon Mid :
"I emtio hank convinced muro Until
yvtr hofait tlmt wt iunt eotitinua to
plitn, tlllnk, lull; mid aet to Wind
piHU'O in Kiirypy., Tin1 twhlvit, are
unl retuly at tlilg ujomout to otop, but
litem in a growing fapirit of uut'et
uilil it-ritatioji in nil thu totuiliiiM ut
the niuHtlinii op (ill oiul fuuetioiiai
by I he iniiiUry and tile lime iuiiit
come when thiW Kuntlnivjnt. will be big
enough to luitko itbiilf felt eud force
ptoe. Wo uNit lio4 it, nud immt
help it. It iiiMy eiiino all ut oueo in
aall the i iniMtrie. Wo piu-i do what
we fun ut kMMtMi its miming."
The siguuig uC tho tun pcuce ong
elected fur all crouds nnl uutiou-
mIIus , the N'.itiuual Gliornl Peace
Jubilee iiiiuiutttie will bu u teutiire
of the iu.i- meeting planned lor to
night at which Mim AuMnni- will In
loiimrl wi'lioiiii-d Ytvitenla, she
K'lmii.-.i wini rreMtiont WU-Mi in
W u-luugtun.
:BAmE OF NACO
! TREATY VIOLATION
j WASIIIN'dTOX, .lulv '2 Seere
tarv Lin-ing aunoiiiiccd today that
the Mate department was investigat
ing whether thu uttaek of Carranra
fo re us ut Naeo and the fighting
which followed were u violation of
the Hgi'tHiment, both CurrHiua and
Villa tiuiliouit had nindti with Major
(leneral Seott, chief of wtaff of tho
artny, for a iioiitenl aouo on tho bor
der to obviate danger to nou-uombat-ants.
Itud Croiat) offioiaU have asked
for a oouforoniio with ProMilent Vil
son on tho uritiiisnew of the sittua
tioii in getting relief into Mo.ioo. No
ijommiiuieatioiiri eamo through today
from Mexico City, now again m pos
nesion of tho Zapata forces,
Al'TO SHISVU'i: MSOSI i:.oi,k
POINT TO .MKDl'OISD AXD HACK
Tho undorslgnod will lenvo Frank
I.awls' confectionery every day OX'
copt Sunday for Medford with his
tiuto at 1 o'clock p. m., arriving at 3
p. in. I.eavo Nash hotol, Medford, at
& p. tu , arrive at Kaglo Point at 6
I p. ui. A part of tho traffic is solicit
od. S. H llAUNISII,
Kaclo Pont, Or
10 LEAVE BY TURKS
1'AniS, via London, .lulv -'2. A
IIiiviih despatch from Athens -iivs:
"Turkish military autlionties, ae
coriling to ntlvicoH from Vurla (a
port ia Smyrna on the (Julf of Smy
rna) have onlerod all Christian wom
en nud children to leave the town and
go into the interior. Many of the
residents refused to obey the order
and a fierce struggle followed in
which many weie killed.
"Some of the newhiiapeis nie arc
ing the government to assume an
energetic poiic in tlcnliug with Turkey."
The Tom Boy
Drama In Two Parts
Pathe Weekly News
Uoglnulng next week wo will cliango
our program six times a week.
Mntlnco Every Day nt a: 15 p. in.
Prices fi-10c
Star Attractions Superior
LAST TIME TONIGHT
FROM THE VALLEY
OF THE MISSING
By Grace Miller White
(Author of "Tcss of the Storm Country")
S10Q.000 Production, 1,000 People, 500 Great Scenes
Eminent Cast of Noted Broadway Stars
Thrillinn Scenes with Yacht Collision, Battle on the Barge, Real
Court Scene, Country Circus, Scenes In Augusta, Ga., Tho North,
Washington, D. G.
"Mighty Spectacle. Thrilling Drama." N. Y. Times.
HEARST SELIG-WEEKLY
Special Musical Program Wurljtzcr Orchestra
Mr. Lyle C. Trtie, Organist
NO ADVANCE IN ADMISSION, 5-10-15 CENTS.
i
B. P. O. E. Excursion
to
DELICIOUS
ICE CREAM
TlUE TO ITS NAME
GET OUR. PRICES
Medford Creamery
115 N. Central Ave.
Dr. Osier cn'TLbcrcuEosis
Sir Wlllluiu Oalrr. i.uc uf the forr.
miMt ur lit lilt; iiii-illrnl iiii-ii, fur.
iiicrlj uf JiiIiiih IoiLIun. Ilnli;iiiurr,
nml uutv llrulua rnircwiitr uf lli-UI.
rlui. nl (ll,ir,l, anx hi liN I'rnillic
f Mnllrliif" IINIIS), mi pnm- aim
"Tlir IichIIuic uf iiiliiiituur) llllicr
cuIimU a iiIiuuii vllnli'ull) li Ihr
rrt-mrry uf iiatlciitx lu iWiiimc- miutn
rUktlc llur nud liurllll lintr lirra
fuunil, U (ha Kruiiuliitluii.
pruiliii'l nml Uhautiufril nc mil on In
ai arar flaatir U fiirmail, hllf llir
aiunllcr ciiacuua arriii. Iiccumi Iili
prcunalr.l ulth I line lt fu -iicti
' Illluua iiluiif Khnulil (lip term
brulliiK lip iiiiril.'
.Many omineut meillcul uuthurltlea
luivo tuatilloil to the etllunoy of llino
nlU In Hit' treatment of tuherru
lunlaa. unit tlio auoccxa of Ui'kinaii'a
Alteriti in hum ami nllltnl throat
nml linim-liml alTeotloiia muy bo due
purll) to iliu fuot that It oontnln,
u line .nil , oomblncil with other
vulimlilu liisrclleut tm to be aly
Uialinllittril '
vuiepca,i uao of till remedy In
mimeroua i.uae of tuberculoaia
nmny of whlih appear to have yield
ed completely to it Juntlilee our be
lief Unit it la worth n trial, unleaa
aoino other treatment! already la
euccreillutc li contaliia no oplatoa,
narvotlce .r halilt-foriiilnir ilruifa.
e uinke n.i i romlixp! oeiipornlni: It
nliy more tli repiltii'lile plixlclana
Blve pronneea with their ureairip.
tlona. but w Know of mnny cunee
lu whloh IT 1IAH HKl,l'KI.
tour .tiifcHai h.i li or can tot
It. or you cuii aand direct
r.Otwau Laliutaiurr,- rt,IUJlvKU.
Price $1 and $2 boltfe.
VELVET
ICE CREAM
Always pleases tho young and tlio
old. JiiHt tho dosort for thoflo hot
days. It's pure, wholesomo and re
froHhlng. Prompt delivery on nil lco cream
and butter orders.
FRESH MILK AND CRISAM
AT FACTORY
The White Velvet
Ice Cream Co.
Colestin, Sunday, August 1st
iy
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Special Elk's Train
This train will bo under tha auspices of tho Hilts, hut lu open to
all and will run on tho following schodule:
Leave
Grants Pais .,.,.7 :00am
Itoguo Itlver j.',..7:17uiii
Gold Hill v......7:30nm
Tolo .f....7:4Gant
Sorcrt Oahs
.7:Glam
Hclicdiilo
i Ixiivo
Central Point.: S:00ani
Medford , 8:20am
Phoenix 8:33am
Talent : 8:40am
Ashland 9:00am
Phono 1 S t
32 S. C St.
Returning Leave Colestin 8:00 p. m.
Special will stop at all points going
and returning
ROUND TRIP FARES
Including admission to Colestin Park
Grants Pass .'. S3. 05
Itoguo Itlver '. 1.80
Gold Hill 1.C5
Contral Point '.'. 1.20
Wedrord $1.10
Phoonlx ;. .95
Tnlont .85
Ashland .: 70
Nine Hours of Fun
at tho Springs, Games, Pox Pall, Shooting Gallery, Tennis, etc.
Medford Pand and Hazelrlgg's Orchestra will entertain excursion
ists. Lunch and refreshments on tho tho grounds. No Intoxicating
llipiors.
Call on nearest Agent for full particulars,
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scolt, (icneral Tiuseiigcr Agent, Portland, Oregon.
COPIERS PILLS John A. Perl
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tallrlttajaBi
aai-akM-lrra Ulaw.aJ Hrv.il
-in. ia uta a.vi u.14 awi.iu.x
,'. tc.ir4 ,ih Blua klWoa,
.. wia.a liter mr vr
llUVo.MI IIUtM) ,ilLV3,Vli"3
tMit kB4.au (nl, .(M.AI.tI It iiuM.
SNPIYP8UGGIST$nfii1WERE
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
2H H. ItAUTI.KTT
Phones M. 47 unil 47-JJ
Ajwbulaaco Sen to Oocuatc
SAFETY FIRST
Don't risk injuring yourself and
sotting your lu nso on flro by attempt
ing to clean clothes ut homo. It is
dangerous, and Is not north tho risk
to which nu oxposo yourtelf. You
can insure our own safety and tho
proper hatuPng of your ciolhos by
carting tn i for cleaning p casing,
Iveltig to a ,'ljnt whinti Is ticdern,
flro proof and up-to-dato. Our
charges ire so low that It will not
pay yo'i o do your own work.
For our oui protection, call 214.
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A Step
in the
Right Direction
Summer's here now. That means trips into the
country long tours perhaps.
You don't want to have any starting and lighting
troubles on the road.
Make sure your storage battery is in good con
dition. Bring it to us for inspection. You'll find
that we know our business whether it's recharg
ing, repairing or merely giving good advice.
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ELECTRIC SHOP
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