Medford mail tribune., March 05, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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EM-TEES
hid vor KNOW
It sounds unbelievable, but a Den
ver wizard has trained a telephone
operator so that she pets the correct
number the first time he calls.
Shows what patience will do.
The Amazons used one tided hand
kerchiefs long before I he Aztecs.
Rubbing liniment on the hull stairs
won't curl) the pain of bumping down
them on your left hind ear.
.
fly oilinc (ho hinge on your col
lar button frequently it will bo found
to strengthen its life and Insure lis
arguing.
ISX-T IT FI XXY?
Why do they treat the bartender?
You wouldn't say to tho baker,
"Have a bun on me!"
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Or take a motorman for a car
ride
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But In the dry states they never
treat the druggist.
Oh you peeked I
AVOW! WOW!
K5.00 a clay to keep the Astor
baby. That's easily understood if
they're feeding him potatoes.
HARD FIRE
if
A copy of a letter regarding the
adjustment of the fire loss suffered
recently by tho Welnhard plant at
ledford. Is given as follows:
California Insurance Company,
220 Sherlock Building, Portland, Or.
"Portland, Or., .Murch 3, 1917
"Gentlemen:
"Attention of It. II. MeCurdy, loss
of Policy 1006784, Paul Wossingor
& Henry Wagoner, trustees:
"In connection with tho recent fire
loss at Medford, Oregon, on building
Insured by your company under pol
icy as stated above, wo wii;h to ex
press our thanks for your prompt and
fair settlement.
"Tho adjustment was most prjiiit
nblo and wo are entirely satisfied
with tho amount remitted and the
speedy adjustment.
"With best wishes for your con
tinued prosperity, we lire,
I "Very Truly Yours,
; "PAl'I. WKSSIMaMt,
. "IIKXHY WAIiXHIt,
"Trustees.
' fly H. W. Wagner."
A .GOOD FRIEND
A good friend stands by jou whi n
In need, medford people, tell how
roan's Kidney Pills have stood the
test. Mr. lliden endorsed Donn's
over eight years ago anil again con
firms the story. Could you ask for
more convincing testimony?
M. S. lliden. shoo repairer, 21 P.
Central nenuc, Medford, says: I
suffered from what the dm tor said
was rheumatism, caused by an excess
of uric acid In my blood. It showed
itself by severe pains, especially in
my back. My kidneys were out of
older, too. and these troubles caused
me to run down In health. I couldn't
stoop without getting dizzy. Doan's
Kidney i'iii8 did Just what they were
guaranteed to do and soon I saw n
great change in my condition. The
. Main began lo leave mo and my kid
neys hcc.'tmo nioro regular In actio-).
Ily tho time I had finished three
boxes, I was without nnv slmis of the
trouble." i Statement given Septet!)'
her 13, 19u7.)
On .March JO, 1!UC. Mr. lliden said
"It has been some time since I had
any occasion to take Doan's Kidney
Pills, hut my opinion of them hasn't
changed In any way since I first en
dorsed them. Today I am enjoying
first elnss health." ,
I'rlro r.Oe, at nil dealers. Don't
pimply usk for n kidney remedy 1 - get
Doan's Kidney Pills the tame that
Sir. Bldnn hng twice publicly retom
mended. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Props.
' Buffalo, .. y.
NATIONAL HUMILIATION
TTSIXG Sampson's favorite weapon t lie jawbone of an
, fs a dozen senators, led In- Senators La Follette
and .Stone, have defied the wish of an overwhdnii.tf major
ity of the senate and slaughtered the armed neutralit v hill
' . I'"--"oc,h o arm .American ships for pro-
In the national crisis they have refused to back nn the
iui-Mti ..-iK. j ney nave created division where unity should
U!Ml:U'!T ?.hirh fa ony 'nstnied abroad as
dt'iit s Lnea Mates is not behind the presi
fii.T . ': 0(1 , J0I."P ,mni0'1' nml "digress has
.... ..... . i, rm music winie ( iermanv blockades our
our cltKs' "r ('01n"U'r,'' Sh,ks r and kills
4i f s?t:'rato im h Germany declared war against
the L nited States in the past few weeks.
The lirst l(cl.ii.t!..i ,.v .....
, ul .IS wnf. n uerinanv or
dered Americans ii1 A ,;, .. , .1 , 1,1
said that si,;; J ' V 1 lne i1" RP d
obeved. mlor Avas llot
The second declaration of war was when a German sub
marine tornpilor.fi tli I :.i , . . lllKl" h.u"
i- 11 """ "luioiii warninir, against
intcraatioiml law and against the laws of lunna i,if? n,
murdered two innocent American women ' '
1 he third declaration 0f war was when the German
'liancel or 111 a snor-c i tr. tl, .1, .... n. . , 111
suhed the United Stated SfflX
fif"Si. U!CV(7 -'' f warfare she found
, imotu, reierence to the r krhts of neutral
nations or the safety of neutral citizens.
J he iourth dei'l.-iviitinii r.r 1
government, through Foreign "
tned to perlei-t a triple alliait-e between (Irman " S
K Piti of the UnU d
And congress rchises to give the president the 1ntl.n1.
ltvhe asks to defenrl tiro ,,..11. 1 A 111 U1P a,ltllrl-
v. """"" "'"i -us citizens arainst rho
aggressions of Germany! This is a spectacle of n." ioS
humiliation that brings the blush of shame to eve, v re 1
v.... .n- t,,,,i ,Hin-r peace-ai-any-prieei's
,,1lC'apri? Tll01'Ym h. 310 eo in the world until the
cause of the war Prns um mint ,.;... : v ... .
struggle Germany is waging is the aIdsTrSS 0 of
autocracy against demoncracy-between the thtor? '
world for both, and if we do not fight the Prussi n, ,M,
THOMAS FOR CONGRESS '
COUTIll-jljy OMGOX presents to the. first .congres-
Zi, BlT"Ii(1,SV;,,n.?f 0l'Snn th0 "a"lil"-'y of Kepmsen
tative t'harles 11. T iom.is of Ai;.,!.,.,! c... V, 1 . ..
nomination and will back up that candidacy with all the
vim niwl vim... .-r-,...l :..l 1 . 1,11 lu'
........... ..j,.,. . Mi uiiiii i u success.
Southern Orerron b;is nnvm- li...i 0 l ,
-. . 0 1 1 ...... i 1 t-i.j tM'iiiai ve in emi
gross and is entitled to one. The present i,i ,t I
never 111 close touch with his district and has durin- hi;
years in A ;m h no-irm i..;rt,.,i r....ti , .. J"s
e .. , f,, iiuuier aim lurt her awav
from the people. The first congressional district is , ni
grcssive in politics, but is served by one of the most r -ac-tionary
of the old guard stamp of polit ici;ms
.Mr. Thomas is a product of progressive' Town rei.ub-hcanism-a
protege of Senator Gummji.s. and made -u en
viable political record in his natve state. J I is recllnl Z
last session ol the legislature is known to all. lie proved
nniselt a ready debater, a good orator, and a hv -fisted
hghter or that which his district asked. As co, g,"Ssn ,
he will be heard rom will, an aggressiveness and dar "
ong nnssing. and restore to western Oregon the reco-mf
tnm and pivstnre to which it is f.iititlo.i ' "
nili,Vi'ScfUt1ii1Ul,'1,01uU'n Pi,p'r- 'I'l'ort'ing. regardless of
,: ' ' 1 "leasiu-es which make for the wel-
are ot Oregon and southern Oregon, the Mail Tribune will
help make the election of .Mr. Thomas unanimous in s0, it -ern
Oregon, as it regards him well qualified to serve the
our
EL!F!JOBLISTER!
It Soothes and Relieves Like a
Mustard Fiaster Without
the Bum or Sti.Tg
ifnsterolc is a clean, white ointment.
lade v:tii the oil of mUTtcr.l. It does all j
latter dDCs it bciier and drxs not blis.
er. 'ou do not have to bother with a
loth. You simply rub it cn and usually
he prin ii gone!
Many doctors and nurses use Muster
le and recommend it to their piticnts.
Thy will g'.dly tell ycu what relief it
'ives from sore tfcroat, bronchitis, croup,
tiff neck, asthma, ncuraleii, congestion.
ilcunfy, meumatim. lurr.oago. pains
md r.cl'.cs of the back or joints, sprains,
ere muscks, bruises, chilblains, frosted !
ec-t. cclds of the chest (.t often pre- j
j.iiv u.i.uiiia.
In Auto Tops
There is all the difference in the
world. Some are built for show; some
are built for wear. We make tops that
are built to make your ear appear as
Kraceful and dashing as possible, and
yet to Rive the maximum of service.
Medford Auto
Top Factory
L. E. ACKLEY, Prop.
118 S. Central
WOOD
Body Kir Wood by Tier or Cord.
12-inch Chunks J2.00 !
16-Inch Chunks $2.50 i
Delivery every part of city. 4 ft.
Cord Wood.
Special price on Smudge Wood.
PACIFIC! FVKI, COMPANY
Yard P. & E. R. It. & Main St.
Phone 584-R
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AND
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The Sensible Six
It fill pay you to wait for the Oakland.
A Great Car from every standpoint that's the eountry-widc
verdict on the new Oakland .Sensible Six.
It.'s a big car a roomy ear a car of sensible operating cost
one that any member of the family may drive with ease,
pleasure, comfort and safety.
Its performance is little short of astonishing. On the hills or
in bad going the powerful, valve-in-head motor climbs and
pulls in a way that delights even the veteran driver.
And in easy riding quality, the Sensible Six is a revelation.
The long, semi-elliptic sprngs and oversize tires smooth out
the roughest gong.
Xot claimed, but guaranteed 18 to 2o miles per gallon of
gasoline.
From every standpoint the Sensible Six is a great big value at
the price. Send for our new booklet.
The Oakland Eight at $1585 is a big, powerful 7-passenger
touring car for those who demand the utmost in speed, flexi
bility and luxurious appointments.
$975
F. 0. b. Itfedf ord
C. E. GATES
1 he appreciation banquet tendered the Jackson count v
de legat.on was a fine id,,,. The hal.it On-omans havV
l.il en into ol , Missing everybody in public oiYice. re-ardless
of heir ability and pcrfo nuance, is rapidly driving out of
public service he most desirable class of Vitizens-a ml if
we .want candidates of the right type we must show pl.li,
jppieciatonot 1 heir services. To accomplish anvtlii, U the
'Mn.nunity nmst be united, forget pett v difference? a 1
personal a.iiii.osines and present a united front to the
world. Such sentiment makes for siif ss
VIOLENT ATTACK
ON VERDUN FRONT
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PARIS, March 3. A violent at
tack was made estcrday 1.y the Her
mans ou the Verdun front. Today s
official announcement says repeated
Herman attacks failed under the
French firo, nlthouKh north of Cnu-
rleres wood the attackers obtained a
foothold in advanced pos-itlons. The
Cernian losses were heavy.
The ultack was made over a front
ot 1 miles in the region of Cau-i
. ieres wood and llozonvau and was'
preceded by nn Intense bombardment. I
The Prone h remilsed attempted
.i.n.r. ill .aiiotlH Ol ncr poUHS 01, 11)0
Verdun front, taking ,ir!soucrs.
an electric starter and is alwavs
ready for service. Nearly million
bicycles wero sold last year, a big
increase over the previous year.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
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Guaranteed
in writing
5000 MILES
ARE REGISTERED TIRES
TO flRflFR t?inn n
Also Cleaning, Pressing and AHerlnij
128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS
If you "can't-B-ford" nn automo
bile let Martin sell you a bicycle, "the
poor man's friend" Ihnt neither
bums gasoline or oil, ioes not need
JOHN A. PERIj
UNDERTAKI
nj AMtiint
8. HAKTI.KTT
Phone M. 47m nd 4T-J-I
Automobile Heina SarTlc.
inauUnea aVarrla Crani,
Ajax Tires come of fighting stock. Thev were
the first independent t ires. Twelve years ago. they
entered, single handed, a monopoly-ridden indus
tryand won. They won the only 'way they could
win in the teeth of violent opposition on quality.
Quality was their armament and intreiichment
and their quality challenge was the first tire
guarantee.
The Ajax service pledged in writing 5000 miles
is held violate today as then. Ajax inaugurated
a .straight-away policy of cards-on-the-table deal
ing with the t ire owner. Jt met immediate and last
ing response.
There is no longer a tire monopoly, but the
Ajax initiative the Ajax fight to maintain alwavs
higher inbuilt quality goes on and on.
In every industry there is a product that lifts
itselt, by sheer merit, by an actual service-showing
above the rest a product that achieves separate
and supreme distinction. In tires, we honestly be
lieve this master-product to be Ajax.
And when you consider the enormous yearly
sales of Ajax Tires the tremendous growth'of the
business and remember that Ajax Tires are not
regular equipment of the cars they are largely
bought for, but the individual choice of thinking
motorists to replace other tires you have vindis
putable proof of leadership.
Ajax Tires are still of "fighting stock" built
for conquest in gruelling road test. Thev have
stamina, spring and vitality rugged resistance.
Made of the cream of rubbei-s and quality fabrics,
by the pick of tire-makers to one standard the
highest.
And note that now in line with the Ajax pol
icy of initiative always Ajax Tires are registered
at the home office in the individual owner's name
as further insurance and protection of the Ajax
Guarantee in Writing 5000 Miles mimmum service.
Consider that this means, based on the implied ser
vice of other standard makes. 43 more tire miles,
a saving of $3 to $15 per time, according to wheel
size.
Ajax Kegisteied Tires piovc determination to
serve to the uttermost mile.
While others are claiming Quality, we're guaranteeing it
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A. W. Walker Auto Co.
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