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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOttD MATH TRTBUNTC, MEDEOTtD, OT?F.fJOX. THFT?ST)AY, FEBRUARY 22, 1017. PAGE TWO TOCAL AND PERSONAL Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Smith of BoKe. Idaho, loft for their home Wednesday evening after spending a week In I Mr- vicinity of Medford look ins over faun mid orchard propenlei. Mr. and Mrs. Smil li export to return to the valley later In the year. .Mrs. Bench, corsntlerre. Models up to date. Guaranteed, l'hone (ISU-.I. Fred llanssen of Itoseburg ' '" the elty Wednosduy and Thursday. .1 nun Caprice In the Mkhler Maker mid Pathe News Page tonight. I. li. Weld of l'ortland Is spend ing n few days In the city on busi ness, 'See Have Wood ahoiit that firn In surance puiiry, Office, Room 401 .M. r. & ii. nidK. A. J. Xess of l'ortland transacted business with local merchuntH Thurs day. lllK ".c milk shakes at l)e Voe's. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Johnson of Prlncvlllo, Ore., urn spending u few days in Medford and other valley towns. Plant your garden tho new way. No thinning. No waste of seed. Use seed tape. West Side Pharmacy. 2 till ,W. I,. Ash of San Francisco, Cal., Ib among the. out of town business visitors In tho city this week. Oct your mattresses made over like new. Silk floss $2.f0; hair or moss $:l.5(l. Cleo. Herbert. Call 900-1,. Also furniture repair or all kinds. 2S7 Miss Jessie Collins of Klainalh Kails Is spending n few days in the city visiting friends and relutlvcs. Sweet rider at Do Voe's. C. It. Crow of I.os Angeles, Cal., spent the first of tho week In Med ford looking after business Interests Oaten Bells Ford cars, $200 down and $25 a month. Mr. and Mrs, P. C. Potter of Red wood City, Cal., are upending a few days In the city on a combined busi ness and pleasure visit. rVo have dried beet pulp. Monarch Seed & Feed Co. WL C. Egleston of Oakland, Cal., Is upending a few days in the city at tending to business mutters. The freshest smelt you ever smell at Fish Market. Miss Jesslo Williams left Thurs day for her homo at Diitismtiir, ut ter upending a week visiting relatives near Jacksonville. Fresh chocolutCH at I)u Voe's. AV. I,. Mouse, of Portland Is among tho out of town business visitors In the city. ' Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon. Specialty, eyo, ear, nose, throat. Of fice over Meeker's, Glasses fitted. C. K. Golden of (ioldendnle, Wn.. Is spending tho wee'k in tho city look ing over business openings. Early Sunrise seed potatoes at Fonts grocery, lluy now. 2SS CI. IM. Estorly of Seattle, Wn., Is among tho out of town visitors In the city. Vor tho best insurance see Holmes, tho lusurnnco Man. C. M. Worlhlngton of Sumner. Wn. is spending tho week in .Medford and vicinity visiting friends unii attend ing to business matters. Columbia river smelt ut Fish Mar ket Phono ili2. K. C. llrundeberry of Albany, Oro. is among the out of town visitors In the city this week. To revive tho dead spots in your lawn use the famous Wizard ferti lizer. Monarch Seed and Feed Co. Clyde Burroughs left Thursday morning Tor his home at Eugene after spending a week visiting .Medford friends. Baskets, toys, clilnaware, novelties at Japanese Art store. tr lit. Iteinwon is a .Medl'otd business visitor for a lew days from Port land.' Maths 25c, Hotel Holland. A. ('. llosa of Sun Francisco, Cal.. Is spending a few days In the i Its locking atler business Interests. The spring run of smelt is on. fblpinents arriving daily al the Fish Market C W. M.l'nddoii of hiiliitli, Minn, spent the middle or the week In Med ford transacting business. Dr. Myrtle S. I.ockwood has re sumed practice. Hours 2::t(l to ii p. ni., SiiH-yiO-Iill M. F. & II. build in?. ),) Fred W. Davis of Portland was a Medford business isitor Thursilnv We carry a full line wr , gar den and field fertilizer Monarch Seed and Feed t'o. 'Mr. n nd Mrs. Paul Strung of Ta coina, Wn.. cro Medfc.nl arrivals Thursday morning. Bakery goods at lv Voc s. ft. II. Ilcniwood or San .lose. Cal.. Is spending a few days In the city on business. Take that broken pump 0 the Pa cific Highway Garage, :'u Sunt li llalt Ictt st. I'mles Welds Anything. Miss Clalte Kgiin of Jtoseburg Is upending the week vl-tfns Medloid friends. Acid Proof link ami Pliunnelte" cliiyk protector will r?nv g.ir, n raised check. Medfenl Book store. Wilier Woods of Eagle Point spent! the middle or the week in the city ut- tending to business mutters. What about your early gulden ; Wn have a full line of fre,h hulk seeds tliui grow. We hai'ilhvalfa'lu, red and crimson clover, sweef clover und everything in tho grass seed line. If you are looking for quellty, we have it. Monarch Sod and Feed Co. It. E. I loan of Grunts Pass trans-' acted business In Medford Wednes day und Thursday. itoyul typewriter end the "trading out" expense. Ask us. Medford Hook Store. Kd i.arned, of Applegate Is among the out of town visitors In the city for a few days. Old papers for sale nt (hl.i office at 20c per 10O. J. I,. Itead of F.ugenc was In the city Thursday transacting business with local merchants. Wo are excliisivo agenti for Southern Oregon for the. famous Ituckeyc incubators and brooder. Come In and let us demonstrate and get our prices. ' Monnn h Seed and Feed Co. P. K. Stuart of San Jose, Cal , was In Medford Thursday looking iifur business Interests. Don't break your back thinning your garden this spring. Use seed tape. Flowers or vegetables'. West Side Pharmacy. 28(i The advance guard or the army of robins flew Into Medford on the wings of the snowstorm Wednesday . Hlrd lovers nro asked not to forget their feathered friends while the snow is on the .ground but to scatter grain or crumbs ubout their homes. Dunce ut Eagle Point Suturday. The. I.ovelunds will give an exhibi tion of all the latest dances. Music by Howell's orchestra. 287 Lynn Mowat of Ashland spent Wednesday evening in the city on bus Iness. Dr. Hart, physician and Burgeon, offico Jackson County Dank Build ing. C. J. McPhnrson of Eagle. Point spent Wednesday and Thuisda..' In tho city attending to business mat ters. ' Phono 8S4 Heath's Drug Store. C. L, llorkcrsniith of lleagle is n Medford visitor for n few days on business. Something new. Campbell's cafe, nest of everything, 113 W Main, tf Ladles' day at Klks' club tomonow afternoon. Mrs. Kd Soul tor, is chair man, and Mrs. Stennett. Mrs. Schcr merhorn und Miss Helen Dnhl will assist. Buttermilk 10c gal. Do Voe's. : Fires left burning In the lionise while the residents were away waB the apparent cause of two fires lust night which the department was called out to extinguish. At 8:1.1 an alarm wus turned in because of a blaze III the resitlenco or Charles Talent, 70.1 .V. Itlversidc. At 8:15 u. ni. tho depart ment was again called out, this time to extinguish a blaze in tho .yinan residence, corner Stark and Sherman streets. Tills residence win entire ly gutted. Mayor C. 10. Gates left Wednesday evening for l'ortland where, he will spend a few days attending to busi ness matters. .Mr. nnd Mrs. 11. L. Wallher have returned from a trip to Salem. Pierce the Florist for rose hushes. A fine line of slandnrd nnd new va rieties. Phone 37 1. 302 Paul .McDonald returned Thursday morning to Merrill, Ore., after spend ing a week visiting Medford r. !u lives. The Diamond teuin b? it the Scely aggregation two out of tlnee Kiin.es Wednesday night In play In the Klks bowling tournament. This makes tv.o successive sets won by the Dia mond team which litis been lu the cel lar. Jibii llluss who operate the liee ferry in upper Begun river, spent Tll.:'suuy 111 the city. Gasoline and oil at Do Voo'a. II. L. Kahlei-soii of Glendel- is spending a few days In the city on business. .Mrs. Ellen Matuev of Steininan, Cal.. visited .Medford relath.js Wed nesday. T. I.. Wilson of Rogue liiver was In .Medford Wednesday afternoon at tending to business matters. l'se seed tape for your flower nnd vegetable garden. No waste, no thinning. West Side Pharmacy. 2S Frank llenson has returned !u his home at Salem after spending a few das In the city on business. Another big deal in stationery, Friday and Saturday. Correspondence carsd anil box paper, white and tints, all sixes, 2 1 cents, worth 40 cents and 0 cents. At Heath's Drug Store. See our windows. 2St; J. G. Hamilton or Grunts Pass Is spending the week In the city on bus iness. Now Is the time to plant perenlals. Home grown stock. Pierce the Flor ist. Phone 374. 302 Mrs. Corning Kenh and children huve returned In Medford from a six weeks trip to Chicago and other mill die western points. II. C. Gurneti attempted to crank a fruitions it ill o Wednesday ufter- noon. the niolnr kicked breaking Gar. uetfs right m i in. Tho Grizzlies gave a dance at the Natatorluni Wednesday night, a large crowd being lu attendance. Dr. and Mrs. II. A. Salude of Seven Oaks were Medford visitors Wednes day and Thursday. Tom Kinney of Butte creek wus a .Medford visitor Wednesday and Thursday. Big sale of stationery at lleath'B Drug Store Friday and Saiurdny. See our windows. 2Sti 'Banks and public offices were clos ed In .Medford Thursday, in observ ance of Washington's blrthduy. Carl Prosper of Weed, Cal., is spending the week In the city visiting J -fends and attending to business mat ters. A. M. Cleaver of Redding. Cal., is umong the out of town visitors in tilt city. E. M. Norton Is a Medford busi ness visitor for a few days from Klam ath Falls. Correspondence cards and box sta tionery 24 cents, worth 40 cents nnd 50 cents, Friday nnd Saturday. See our windows. Heath's Drug Store. I 2Sti Carl Phillips of Montague, Cal., Is among tho out of town visitors in the city. CI. II. Carson of Redding. Cal., Is a Medford business visitor for th? week. Judge Calkins will hold a hearing Friday on a motion to strike intro duced ill the case of (.'has. D. Colby vs. tho City or Medlord, In which the plaintiff seeks to enjoin the city from Issuing bonds under the recently ap proved Hanson plan. The motion asks that certain parts of the com plaint be stricken from tho records on the ground of Irrelevancy or In competency. City Attorney Fred Mears stated today that It is hiR de sire to get the ease to a presentation of Issues. Tyson Ileal! of tho Central Point district was a Medford visitor on Thursday. MIrr Klhel Wllkerson of the Cal-' Iforn la-Oregon Power company, at Grants Puss, made a business trip to Medford todny. Grants Pass Cour ier. LINER CELTIC STRIKES MINE (Continued From page One.) Vigilant, uhumloncil al sen by sonic of the .sudors, but snved by the three who arrived here today. Loss of Jniuuicse IMiire. The members of the crew of the .Inpaneso l'rinee, in describing the t irpeiluiug of their ship without warn ing, snid that 15 minutes previously the. British destroyer l.yrin hud spoken In lliem nnd wus still in sight when the submarine ennie up und launched her torpedo. The l.vri.'i turned, rescued the crew ami landed tliem ut a llritish purl. The sinking- occurred February HI, sixty mile from the const. Anion"; the passengers was Flunk liciijiimnii of lleaumont, Texas, lor nier member of the lulled State: navy. He was on the llritish sailim ship UeH'iird from San Francisco August 'j;i with 5,(100 tons of barley lor Fulnioiilh, which wus sunk Feb ruary II, when within 120 miles of the llritish const. I'-IIoat Shelled Victims. 1 icii.jtiiniiit sunt his ship wus be calmed when the suhniimiie iippeurcil. llclore utteuiling to the llelt'oid, the I'-bunl sunk the llritish steamer Fus leni City within two miles of them, shelling the crew us they were being lowered ill boats over the side und killing live. The Kastrni City out of the way, the submersible visited a Norwegian bark, examined her and let her go, then cnuie over to their esse!. "We were told to gel into the life boats und half a dozen biitnbs with time fuses attached were lowered into the hold," lleu.iumuii sahl. "When they went off all that was left of tin Hell'in-,1 was some floating wreckage. We were lowed for an hour then cut adrift. Five hours later we were picked up by a trawler. On the wiiv in the trawler picked up two lifeboats wilh lilteen men from the llritish steamer Matins, sunk the day pre vious," VIENNA PRESS VIEWS MILD ON TENSE SITUATION V1KNNA, Fell. 22. The newspa pers llils morning publish Hie full text of the American memorandum handed to Count Czernln yon Chudo nit:. tho Austro-llungarian foreign minister by Frederic C. Penfleld, the American ambassador yesterday. The newspapers generally refrain from commenting on tho American communication except In the mildest sense. The Neue Frele Presse. w hich disregarded tho instruction sent out by the government to consider the American note temperately, has Its editorial comment completely sup pressed today. The Associated Press learned In high uuaitcrs today that Count Cer nln Is willing to exhaust every means to demonstrate to the I'nlied States the Vienna foreign office Is eager to do everything possible to arrive at an understanding between the two governments. DIFFERENT STYLES OF PLAY CONTRAST Two widely different typcB of play will be seen in the iledford-llose- burg basketball game at the Nalator ium tonight. Uosehurg has built up a long cbuln ol victories wltn n drib bling method of gelling the ball with in shooting distance of the hasl et. Medford has concentrated on the passing Btyle of game and practice has been largely devoted to speed and accuracy In that branch. Judging by comparison of scorcB Roseburg should hand Medford a trimming. During the season she has made 170 points us against her opponents' 73, meeting the Oklahoma State normal, Kugene high aud Cot tage Grove high nrhool teams. .Medford haa annexed 122 points. compared to her opponents' 101. Games wore played with Phoenix. Cot tage Grove and Ashland 'urmory teums. Cottage Grove Is the only school which both Itoscburg and Medlord have met thissenson. Itoseburg play ed this school two games, winning both, tho first by a score of 35-15, the second Gll-13. Medford has play ed Cottage Grove, winning the first 2C-21, and losing the second 15-17. The lineup for tho game tonight will be: Itoseburg: Forwards, Beiins, and Willett: center, .lewett; 'guards, Dldlet and Trumbn; Osbiirn Is substi tute. Medford: Forwards, Young and Olnistead; center, Brandon; guards, Jones and M'jlliamson. Wallace Is substitute. Preliminary to the main event the Medlord girl team will meet tho Cen tral Point girl team. Seely Hall will refereo the main event and Bob Peachy of Jacksonville tho preliminary. The advance seat sale has been so heavy for the two games with ftose- burg Thursday and Friday night, that a second row of reserved seats has been installed. VERDUN BLOOD TOLL IS ' REBUFFED BY HINDENBURG LONDON', Feb. 22. Renter's cor respondent with British headquarters in France says a copy of an order issued by Field Marshal von Hinden- burg bus come into possession of the British forces. In part the order says : " Tho operations at Verdun from October to December resulted in ser ious und regrettable reverses. In capable officers must be ruthlessly removed. The number of prisoners. which was unusually large for Ger man troops, some of whom evidently surrendered without serious resis tance or without suffering heavy losses, shows the morale of some of the troops engaged was low." The order adds, according to the correspondent, that tho reason for thlB requires a most careful Investi gation nnd that steps must bo taken to revive tho old spirit of the German infantry. ENGLISH FEEL U-BOAT GRIP, SAYS TEUTON LONDON, Feb. 22. Vice-Admiral von Cuppelle. German minister of tho navy, told the relchstag yester day, according to Berlin dispatches that tho submarine warfare had not only realized but surpassed the navy's expectations. There was no reason to suppose, ho said, that a slnglo l'-boat had been lost since the beginning ot the unrestricted cum- pnlgn. British dereusive measures, added the vice-admiral remained normal. There was uctually no shipping in the North sea nnd neutral shipping had virtually stopped. The provisioning of Great Britain had approached the danger point ami complete fulfill ment to expectations based on sub marine warfare could be reckoned upon. W0LGAST SUFFERS FROM NERVE DISEASE CHICAGO, Feb. 22.--Ad Wolgast former world's ligbtw-elght champion, is suffering from a general nervous breakdown, bis physician said today. The former champion's breakdown. physicians said, was superinduced by excessive training and boxing. Wol cast is 21 years old. Announcement. A public meeting of the Variviers' and Fruitgrowers' league will be held ut the public library at 2:.M p. in. Saturday, Feb. 24th. 1917 to hear a report on Valley Soils, tlwiv nerds and treatment as Indicated by recent analyses nt tho laboratories of Ore gon Agricultural college. Professor Hclmer will deliver the address-. FARMFKS' AND FRFlTGItOWI-.'R.J LF.AGl'K. by 1 V. A. Sumner. -S7 Pres. E Ily VT. W. WATSOX. ' While the Mineral Development league will hold n C'oiuiniinity Cupper day soon lynl wil I issue a copped edi tion of The Muil Tribune some time in Mnrifhu.s un advertisement to the mining World of our marvelous cop per resources, yet undeveloped, in this vicinity, nil of the rcmnrknhle gold discoveries in the hills about Kouue. Hiver vuilo.v cannot be over looked in a casual mention of our mineral wealth. One of these worthy of spocinl men tion today is the Iluzurd mine on F.lk creek, :)." miles from Meilford. It is owned by Uogne liiver valley peo ple, but is under bond to I'nul Wright, now directing- tho work beau; done on Hint property, who, in turn, re bouiled it to San Francisco capital ists. The latter company is doing the exploration work in tho mine ut this lime. One shift is employed on a proposed l.'iOO-foot tunnel lo tap the niniii body of ore, ubout fiOU feet of which has been completed. The company owns ten claims in a body, comprising 200 acres of rich oil' deposits which run Amazingly high in gold. Smelter Assays Are lllg. Severnl carloads and parts of ftirloails of the ore have been shipped to the Tueoma smelter, running from 100 a ton the lowest lo $.l:i.") a ton in gold. The ore thus shipped yielded about $1."),000. Those assays were obtained merely lo lest tin character mid richness of the ore. The formation is peculiar. It is lead ore, running- high in lend and little in zinc, besides its renin rknblc value in L-nld. liepresentutives of the sub-bonding company lire watching- the progress oT the work on tins mine Willi evident interest. The bond period will ex pire next December. It was reported a little over n vear ago tliut, it the ore body proved to ho extensive and averaged well in gold, the San rrnn eisco eapitulists will take it over. A satisfactory conclusion inuy easily be reached when it is known Mint the lowest assays yet made run $100 nnd ovc.r to tho ton; and from that up to $5:1.5 u ion. Comparative figures arc sometimes interesting- and instructive, ror m stance, the big sensation in Nevada now is Hie Tiochcsler I'liited. Our Assays Double It. . Xcvndii is pre-eminenlly it mining country. Capital bus mnde it so. Otherwise, it is not more so than Southern Oregon nnd Northern Cali fornia. The Kochcster I'nited, about which great headlines arc being printed in mining- nnd other news mc diiims, bus itpparentlv startled the big- mining- men of that stute and Ciilifo! nin with nil ussay of $5-1.(37 per ton. That is the Nevndtt sensation at this time. The chief value of that assay, great us it is, will be found in the systematic exploitantion they arc giving it in the proper chnnnels. Now for the compnrison: The Blue Ledge mine has given n smelter assay of $10:1.50 in copper nnd gold. The I'nited Copper com pany lias just obtained assays of '2'2 ner cent copper in its big properly. now beinr operated, and wilh this is ti lair average of gold. The llu. n rd mine's lowest ussuy is $100, run ning up to $5.'(5. Xone of these prop cities is mow Hum :I5 miles from Medford. What sort of n sensation would Ihcse mines erenle in Nevada or Alaska? Vusl liodics of Ol-o. Vast bodies of such ore are found in southern Oregon und northern California, within eye-shot of Med ford. Vet Medlord is not excited. It has no fe.ir that a great siesmie up heaval may learthc earth up nm! sink the e immensely rich ore bodies. As lomr as they lie near to Medford in their unlive purity, we will ut least have something- to boast about. lint, if those who handle big capi tal in (he development of these min eral riches knew nbont what we have, there would be somelhing done about it. The object ,J' the Mineral Develop ment league is to place (his informa tion before their eves in succinct and veritable form. There is no doubt of the nature of the response. By ibc way, in the article yester day concerning the Vnited Copper company's nssays, a linotype slue dropped out, i-idiculouslv combining two sentence. Instead of siiyiiur that the assays were taken from eight tons of ore, it should have rend: "The concentrates ussay 22 per cent eop ler. One ton of concentrates is taken from eight tons of ore." In (hat form the miners will !inilcr-tuud it. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY FOB BENT Strictly modern bunga low, furnished completely: close In. Inquire at 421 South Front or Phone 93K-L. 2 it a RALLY TO BE HELD The F.sson-Clurk Sundny scho.ol rally nt the Chrisiiun churches of Jackson county will be held in the Christiiiii church of, Mcillonl. Fri day uCteiuuon and evening, February '2:trd. The program is as follows: From :i:15 to lislO, Devotions, leader Mrs. A. ,1. Ilanb.v; .1 ::t0 lo 4:15, "Church nnd lleligiotis KducMlioiip" by W. .1. Clark: -1:15 to 4;M, Confer ence, leader, W. J. Clark; 4 ::il) lo 5, "Our New Standard," Mrs. Ksson: 5 lo 5:45, ".Modern Sunday School," W. J. Clark. Intermission. From (i:ll0 to 7 iltt, fellowship luncheon for visiting nnd officers ami teachers of Medlord Sunday school: 7:1)0 to 7:45, Devotional, Key. W. I.. Mclliiigcr: 7:45 to S::i(). "Missionary Atmosphere nnd llow Obtained," by .Mrs. Fssou; H::10 to 11:15, "Ib.w t" flet Good Church Members," W. J. Clark. All officers nnd teachers und class officers uud I'iie'ir tisbuiuis and wives are invited lo utleiiil unci purticipute in luncheon. Mr. Clerk is superintendent of the Adult liible clnss work for Christian churches. Kveryone is invited to the even intr session. ENGLAND COVERS U-BOAT LOSSES WITH SECRECY 1.0NDOX, Feb. 22. In introducing tho naval estimates In the house or commons today, 'Sir Kdward Curson, first lord of the admiralty, said the vote for 4 00,000 men which the gov ernment was asking demonstrated tho strength of the navy. He ex pressed the opinion that the country was extremely fortunate in having Admiral JelllcOe at the head of. the admiralty. Admiral Dealt', continued Sir Ed ward, was now commanding the greatest fleet which ever sailed the sea and had the complete, confidence of the officers and men. A fifth sea lord had been appointed to deal with tho air service, he announced, while tho transport department of the navy, except insofar as it was con cerned with the transport of troops, hud been transferred to the shipping controller. t Sir Edward said he believed the problem of. the submarine menace could be solved, but only if the nation acted In conjunction wilh the navy. Commenting on the figures showing the loss of shipping from submarine attacks in the first eighteen days of February, Sir Edward said: "Our losses are bad enough, but they are not equal to tho blatant, ex travagant bravado of the German tic count of them." In announcing that he had receiv ed reports of forty encounters with submarines within the first elghtten days of Febrjiary, Sir Edward said: "The fact that we got to grips with rorty or them within eighteen days, was an enormous accomplishment." As nil Instance in which the result positively was known ho cited the capture by a destroyer of a submar ine and her crew. Two other cases Irom which he i)uoted disclosed some of the methods adopted lor fighting the submarines. In ono of these he referred to reports from an airship ?OOCKJOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOCOC' o HOW TO GET BELIEF I'ltO.M g CIT.II11MI S 8 rr- If you have catarrh, catarr hal deafness, or head noises go to your druggist and get 1 oz. of Pnrmint (double strength 1, take this home, add to it 1-4 pint of hot water and 4 oz. of granulated sugar. Take 1 ta Hcspoonful 4 times a day. This will often bring quick relief from the distressing head noises. Clogged nostrils should open breathing become easy nnd tho mucus stop dropping into the throat. It is easy to make, tastes q pleasant and costs little. Ev ery one who has catarrh should give this treatment n trial. You Q will probably find It is Just 8 what you need. Heath's Drug store, Strang's Q Drug store, Medford Pharmacy, 8 West Side Pharmacy, Haskin's Drug Store, will supply you. g CKXoooooooooooooooxyoooc YOV W1I.I, SEE BETTER With our (ilassos, but you will not see any better CI ASSES DR. RICKERT Ejre-Slgl.t Spwbil.s;. Suite 1-2, Over May Co. which had dropped bombs where a submarine had submerged. A similar report came from a sea plane which had used tho same method against a v submarine. . Hel'errliig to ship building, Sir Kd win d said that not a single Blip would be left unoccupied during the coming month and steps would be taken to meet the demands In this respect, both of tho admiralty and of the moicrnlile marine. Itegurding the desirability of giv ing details of enemy losses in sub marines, Sir Fdward said the policy ot silence was a policy least liked by tho Teutonic allies. "A submarine starts out on Its campaign of murder and all that Is known by the German admiralty Is that she did not return" said Sir Ed ward. "Kverythlng clso is' a mys tery." Another objection to tho publica tion of such losses, said Sir Kdwnrd, was the difficulty of establishing with certainty the destruction of sub marines. From day to day and from week to week reports of encounters were received und the reports ran from certainty -through probably ility und to Impossl- down to possibility billty. GAS OH INDIGESTION The Moment "Pape's Dlalu'ps'n" Beaches (be Slonincli All llptl-ess Goes Do some foods you eat hit back taste good, but work badly; ferment into acids and cause a sick, sour, gassy stomach Now, Mr. or Mrs. Dyspeptic, jot tills down: Pape's Diu pepsin helps neutralize the exces sive acids in the stomach so your food won't sour and upset you. Thcra never was anything so safely quick, so certainly effective. Xo difference how badly your stomach is upset you usually get happy relief In five min utes, hut what pleases you most is that it helps to regulate your stom ach so you can eat your favorfls foods without fear. Mpst remedies give you relief sometimes they are slow, but not sure. "Pape's Diapcpsin" is posftivo in neutralizing the acld,tty, so the misery won't come back very quickly. You. feel different as soon as "Pape's Diapcpsin" comes in contact with the' stomach- distress just vanishes- your stomach gets sweet, no gases, no belching, no eructations ot undigested food, your head clears and you feel fine. Go now, make the best Investment you ever made, by getting a large rtfty-cent case of Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store. You realise in five minutes how needless It Is to suffer from indigestion, dyspepsia, or any stomach disorder, due to acid fermentation. AMl'SEMEXTS TONIGHT Adults 13c CblldltMi 5c. .ll'XE CAPKICE in ."-act. comedy ilranui "THE MISCHIEF MAKEK" Also PATHE NEWS. Tomorrow. Fannie Ward In "The Witchcraft." Accident and Health Insurance Insures You While Living. GEO. E. BOOS, LicensedJAgent Itenresentiinr THBEK OF Till.: STOXKST ACCIDENT. HEALTH and LIFE IXSt'l ( A NCI : COM PA X IKS fn America., 1 Reors to the Medford pations who have had their claims satisfactorily adjusted nnd promptly paid: J. W. Mitchel, O. U. C. Grow, II. C. Hazelrlgg, E. W. Llljegran, E. F. Schmidt, Emil Pech, .1. L. Helm, Vet. J. T. Payne, J. E. Bostwick. Jennctte C. Holt, GEO.E. noos. Office Hotel Holland Bldg. Phone s:'.T or ;ii. Medford, Ore. Home Phone KS0-M. P. O. Box 1042. Pays Claims from the First Xhny of Pisahlllly. Don't have to Wait a Wci'k to get benefits. expert i auto repairing ; E. N. Bunce ;5, l'hone, .197-M. "by KV,1i " ... J io.oo 'Vi'i'i'r';'i'i:i'ii'iYjiixsyrji