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patches. EM-TEES
CO.MK l,KT I'S t'HASN THK KAISHIl
The kaiser made an awful nose
Ills men he thought would back It,
Till Uncle Sam he took Ills gun
To go and stop the racket,
Ilo gave a call to his bravo boys
And for courage they did not lack It
And the kaiser grabbed hin grip
Hut did not stop to pack It.
O Yankee doodle get your gun
O Yankee doodle dandy, ,
Mind the music and the step
And with your guns bo handy.
We havo got the kaiser on the run.
Come boys and let us chaso him.
And never will we hesitate
If we should have to face him.
And when thin awful war Is o'er,
And Btrlfo forever ended,
o'll have no cause to ere regret
The country we defended.
Mrs. Dannie Garten.
D'ARCY 10 ENLIST
SIEMI'IIIS, April L(. I,ch D'Arcy,
the Australian pugilist whom Ameri
can niillmrilicK hnve humid frnm n.
gaging ill fighls in various purls of
Hie country on the ground tlml h(.
wiih a "slnclicr," linlny ngreed lo en
list under (lie American coIoik if per
mission is given him hy the military
uullioritics to encage in several
lights lie has booked fur next June
mid July.
PARLIAMENT FLIES OLD GLORY
(Continued from Pago One.)
And committing the decision to the
Lord of the world nnd exhorting them
Unit they were with him t intend
manfully, even auto death, fur the
laws, the temple, the city nnd the
oommomvciiltli, preached His
camp, linviiiif given out to His men
the t -.Icliword, 'Victory is dodV."
.Vm-iliau Veterans In I'anidc.
It is impossible for nil the congre
gnli.m to hear the winds of a
preacher in St. Paul's, hut the pray
ers and psalms wire rend by Ihe
whole assemblage and the hymns,
sung hy thousands of oices rein
forced by Hie choir, the great organ,
trumpets anil drums, were deeply
moving ii ml iinl'orgclliililc. The rit
ual whs worthy of a momentous
event in history nnd tlx- temple of a
nation.
fine of the most pii turescpie of the
numerous processions to St. I'niilV
was a group of tMctily-lwo veteran
of the Ameiiiaii civil war, who
laurelled from their humble head
iiinrlers near London bridge, carry
ing American flags and a lianni-r in
scribed "American Civil War Veter
ans; Not for Ourselves, lint for Our
Country.''
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now to ;i-:t itixir.K ntti
(WTAIIUII. V
If yon have caturrh, catar
rhal deafness, or head noises go
to your druggist and get 1 on.
of I'nrnilnt (double strength).
take this home mid lo It ; Q
pint of hot water nnd 4 on. of 5
granulated sugar. Tnko 1 ta- X
hlespoontul 4 times a day. S
This will often bring quid;
.relief from the dlst rc-dm; head !'
nulirs. ('levied lu-siriU dmuM Jc
Open, breathing I'mllllf -.isy '
and the murotis Mop dinpiiiug tj
Inlo the throat. $
It hi easy to make taste x
pleasant and routs little. Kvcrv
ono who has ralnrrli should Q
glvo tills treatment a trial. You X
will probably find II Is Just C
whnt you need. (J
Heath's Drug Store. Strang's ft
Drug Store, Hasklns' Drug X
Store, Mitlfurd I'hariuncy. West O
Hide Pharmacy ran supply you. o
EESENTED BY THE "EED-ELOODED"
A1TKXT10X is culled to the communication printed
elsewhere from Lieutenant Commander J. J I. Black
burn, U. S. N., in reply to editorial comment in the Mail
Tribune of the 17th upon his telegram, which read:
Medford has not responded to the president's cull for young men as
well as other cities of Oregon and 1 request your efforts to arouse red
blooded young men to their duty If there are any such in Medford.
The concluding slur was resented as unwarranted, and
we think our position well taken. The navy is not the only
branch of the national defense. Enlistments in the. other
branches require as much "red blood" as the navy. In
addition to eight "red-blooded" youths enlisted in the
navy proper, sixty-one "red-blooded" people enlisted
from Medford and are now serving in the naval reserve
so the navy has no just complaint, in addition, enlistments
in other branches of the service bring the total Medford
enlistments up to nearly HOO "red-blooded" volunteers.
For Portland to enlist as many in proportion to population
8000 would have to be enrolled.
The Mail Tribune has heartily co-operated in the en
listment propaganda, given freely of its space, particu
larly to the navy, and published many articles showing
the advantages offered youth by the United States navy
of today probably donated more; space than any small
town paper in the state, and it will cont inue such efforts.
Lieutenant Commander Blackburn, like many eoiiunis
sioned oflicers imbued by the feudal caste spirit of the ser
vice, talks to the people as though they were enlisted men
and had to suffer his sneers in silence and evidently can
not understand why "red-blooded" common people re
sent it.
Every patriotic citizen and that includes nearly
every one anion;; us is anxious to serve his country in
some capacity in the present crisis, and will heartily assist
recruiting officers if properly approached. But inuendo
and jibe is not the way to secure this co-operation.
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AMSTERDAM, April 20. A semi
official dispatch from Vienna, says
that Kmpcrnr Charles has granted an
audience to lenders of tlio German
party in Austria, in the presence of
I'remicr Cmn-Martinic. Ilerr W'eiss-
kerchner, upper burgomaster of Vi
enna, declared :
"The people of Austria hope Hint
Hie very sacrifices of this unparal
leled struggle, which was forced up
on us for the honor and cxistc'ice of
our falliei'liiiid, will be recompensed
by an lionorablu pence, which we
most thankfully will accept from
your majesty's hand with the prom
ise that the (ierman people will co
operate loyally and steadfastly in
works of peace lo the glory and
greatness id' Austria."
Kmperor Charles replied:
"I assure you that 1 fully nppreci
ate the seriousness and actuality of
your political efforts. Hermans in
Austria may be assured that they
possess my confidence.
"It is iny intention to summon par
liament shortly. Revival id' parliu-
iiichliiry life at this moment, alter
years of suspension, is of extraordi
nary importance. I expect nil par
lies will collaborate in hurmunv
which demand respect and will work
for Ihe highest iutcivsls and necessi
ties of the stale.
"My government will adhere lo its
aims strictly. , I eonfidcnllv expect
thai the conviction of the necessity
of harmonious co-operation ihiihii:
Hie representatives of nil Ihe peoples
of Austria will prevail in I lie dc
lialcs, thereby creating condiliiuis
propitious lor the happy I'utuie of
Austria.
IVE
I'KTlitKili Al, April L'O. Tin
Zi'inlia Vtilia, (lie nrim nf t lio ivvu
littiuhiiry oitciiili-t", ilcrhin'-. tlint t lie
proMM-utiiiti -t" tin wiir is ui'fi'r-Miry
-iriii1 (iriiii.-tnv prr-iMs in ln-r plnn
tt t "ihiiit . The pnper -,iy:
"A pcnci' I'linimli. without nmu'Xtt-
timii iinplii's of nt'i-i'.-itv tin- rcMxr-
H 1 1 on of till- ii'VitM;lli'ii cniUitriev nf
llel-iuni, Sfihia, .NNmN'ih'-ro an. I Kst
Muima, ami nln the unpin atin nf
!ac (ii iii. iplc t a ph'hl.-t'i!' to U'itlr
'In1 l,,tc (it t lit' (M-oplr in t-a -t1- w hrrc
llh'iv r m ili-pat1. Jrnna:i v Mi!!
(. m nun', to r.-k .'oiMiitrt-- ami to
pni't i ate tinthi-f into K n --i m Inn
t"rv. It i- the. d'ori mvf"ur tn nr.
i' pt the ( ';v; vy o!' u ir to tin- I'lnl.
Ii -' tii-- (!.:. -n-e i.l' the i o-itilrv
ii:o ah l'Hp"ii oil o-ir part t'i-i: ;t
ten pi - nt a nti a ! ( in id no y, m
an .in-, that the -.ihliei- are to icmani
in the imi.'hi". with. .tit at t;n-k:i!t. An
j ol 'i'n-ic u iH'i'i-sin .eriire a
I -u. -.tul to tin- war."
Wt pv Pic top price-i for t'VLtiH nt:
hntirr. You ran ahvi inonry liy M:ii
o't nitiiu c c'tne. It a Rood mity.ti
tute for luiitoe.
Moni') in (lour, sunar aiol canned
Km.. Ih in a good Invest mtnt at thf-
BANKSJF AISNE
liKIUJX, April 'Jtl.The ot-eupa-tion
nf the Sii'lricd positions which
loiitf luivo heen under construction,
says the official statement issued to
day by the liennun army headquar
ters, bctran on March and ended
yesterday by the abandonment of the
hank of the river A ism between
funde and Soapier. "The enemy,"
the statement adds, "follows hesitat
ingly." The (leniiun stnleiuenl continues:
"On the Arras battlefield the firing
increases daily. Near St. Quentin it
varies. The double buttle on the
Aisne and iirthe Champagne contin
ues its normal course.
"seeond French attempt to break
tlirouuh in the Champagne has been
frustrated.
"lp to (lie present the French liave
used on both battlefields more than
thirty divisions, which hud been
carefully reformed after the battle
of the Somnie.'' I
US
No woman, in tho Joy of eominff
motherhood, should neglect to pre
pare her system for the ordeal she
is to undergo. Experienced mothers
say that it is much better to keep
your health and good looks during
the period of expectancy than try
to regain them afterwards.
"Mother's Friend" is a prepara
tion for just this purpose. By its
us the muscles of the abdomen
become pliant; tho strain on tho
cords and ligaments is lessened;
r-rcuirr to. or voax iw
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MOTHE
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allied nations
reap profit of
CHICAGO, April 20. The allied
governments, dealing through Chica
go brokers are credited today with
having made a profit of more than
$3,500,000 in the last two months in
"turns" on the grain market by
changing from one option to the oth
er.
This profit, it is said, was made by
selling a line of July wheat and buy
ing the September option at a price
approximately 30 cents below the
.1 illy option. The allies, It Is said, for
a year have simply had speculative
profit forced upon them. They had
no desire to speculate but bought for
future delivery with the desire to ob-
ta'n actual wheat. Car shortages,
embargoes and the inadequacy of
ocean shipping prevented deliveries
at specified times and the contracts
were sold out at profits runing well
into the millions.
At the opening of the market to
day July wheat shot up seven cents
to $2.11 and September 13 3-4 to
$1.S9.
Mr
1 1
JIKX1CO CITY, April 20. In ans
wer to a report that Germany was
endeavoring; to influence members of
the Mexican congress to oppose (Jcn
crul Ciirriiuza's neulrality proclama
tion, General Kudeuardo Keyes, pres
ident of the lower house, has issued
the follow-in;,' statement:
"I have no knowledge of German
influence on members of congress or
of pressure for opposition to pluns of
neulrality. 1 ucknowlcdnc that in
the galleries of congress on Sunday
there was u manifestation of sym
pathy for the German minister, but I
immediately called the manifestnnt:
lo order, telling them that any dem
oustialiou for or against nny diplo
mat within the chamber was proliib
iled because we were obligated in tic
cordanco with General Cnrninza's
policy to preserve strict neutrality in
spirit as well as iu letter."
SARAH BERNHARDT SHOWS
SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT
NEW YOliK. April '(). The con
dition of Surah Bernhardt, who was
operated on here Tuesday night
again showed a slight improvement
this morning.
the breasts are kept in good con
dition, nnd great comfort is had
throughout all the period.
Thousands of harry mothers
pay that "Mother's Friend" is tho
greatest aid they know to relievo
the pain and distress nt child
birth. Securo a bottle of "Mother's
Friend" from vour druceist now.
The complete directions are to be had
with every bottle. Write for a spe
cial book for the expactant mother.
Address Bradfield Regulator Co,
Dept. L, 4-15 Atlanta, Ga. -.
OTHERS
MEND
You Can He Your
Own Garageman
by purchasing your automobile sup
plies from us. We have everything
from cup grease to body polish. H
Is a real pleasure to use our polish
the dirt comes oft so easily, and the
gloss rises ai brightly (9 the sun.
C. E. GATES
UNION OF PEOPLES
OFFERS HOPE OF
II
PHILADULPHIA, April 20.--The
"grand alliance" between the United
States and the democracies of Europe
ag.iinst autocratic aggression as pra?
tlced by Germany gives rise to the
hope that the war will lead f.o a fed
eration of tho world, In the opinion
of Walter Lippmann, of New York
associate editor of the "New itepno-
Hc," expressed today In an ad. Ires.
on ' America's Relations to the World
Conflict," before the American Acad
emy of Political and Social Science
"I know it sounds a little ol 1 fash
ioned to use that phrase, the Feder
ation of the. Worid," said Air. I.lpt.-
mann, "because wo have u&ed it so
long to describe tho alliance. It Is
no longer an offensive-defensive mil
itary agreement among diplomats. It
is growing into a union of people! de
termined to end ,orever that i"'.rig
ilng, adventurous eationalism wl.icn
has torn the world for three centu
ries. "The war Is dissolving into a b'ii
pendotts revolution. A few months
aso wo still argued about the Hag-
dad corridor, strategic frontier, c.il
or:cs. These were Ihe stakes r.f tin
diplomats' war. The whole prospec
tive is changed today by the revolu
tion In Russia and the intenemion of
America. The scale of values Is iir.ns
formed, for the democracies ire un
loosed. "We are at war to defeat the Ger
man government, to destroy its pres
tige, to deny its conquests and to
throw It back into the arms of the
German people, marked and discred
ited as the author of their miseries
It is for them to make the final set
tlement with it.
"We can win nothing from this war
unless It culminates In a union of lib
eral peoples pledged to cooperate in
the settlement of all outstanding
questions, sworn to turn against
the aggressor, determined to erect a
larger and more modern system of In-
tenatfonal law upon a federation of
the world. That is what we are fight-
GORDON
'ARROW
form-fit COLLAR
ClOTIT.rEABODY&CQACMAJCERS
JOHN A. PERL
UNDERTAKES
I-ady Assistant.
2H SOUTH HAKTLETT.
Phone M. 47 nnd 17-.J-2.
Austomobllo Hearse Service.
Ambulance Service. ., , Coroner
Morey Wood Co.
Phone 654-J
Large line imported favors
STYLli PARADE
I.KT I S UK VOnt TAILOR
'We have a fine snappy line of
woolens to choose from.
We guarantee to give you the
highest olass of tailoring that is pos
sible.
We guarantee a perfect fit or no
sale.
Old Reliable Cleaners.
Hotel fioyt
Sixth and Holt Streets, near depots.
Portland, Ore. Fireproof, tie! dec
orated. It.ites 75c to j:.00. L. W.
llliues, Manager.
lug for at this moment, on the ocean,
in the shipyard and in the factory,
later, perhaps In France and Belgium,
ultimately at the council of peace."
CHICAGO, April 20. There is
said to be Binall comfort for advo
cates of the volunteer Bjstem in the
navy recruiting figures lu Chicago to
date. Under terms of the original or
der "since extended to May fifth," the
recruiting bureau was called upon to
enlist 1800 men by tonight. The fig
ures last night were slightly more
than 500 and It was officially stated
that at best they would but slightly
exceed COO tonight, despite every ef-
foi t of the recruiting officers.
GIRLS! m TRY IT!
Hitir Stops Falling Out and Gets
Thick, Wavy, Strong and ,
Beautiful.
Your hair becomes light, wavy, fluf
fy, abundant nnd appears as soft, lus
trous and beautiful as a young girl's
after a "Danderine hair cleanse,
Just try this moisten a cloth with a
little Dr.uderine nnd carefully draw it
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair of dust, dirt and excessive
oil and in Just a few moments you
have doubled the beauty of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair a,t
once, Danderine dissolves every par
ticle of dandruff; cleanses, purifies
and invigorates the scalp, forever
stopping Itching and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks' use when you
will actually see new hair fine and
downy at first ves but reallv new
hair growing ah over the scalp. If
you care for pretty, soft hair and lots
of It, surely get a 25 cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any drug
gist or toilet counter, and just try it.
Bud Lawrentz
has purchased an Inteerst with O.
F. Williams in the
Medford
Cleaning Works
Alf kinds of cleaning work Kuar-
anteed. Wo call for and deliver
goods.
Phone 57 8 B. Central
Pasteurization
Keeps all objectionable bae
teria from the butter, im
proving its keeping qualities.
Butter not pasteurized de
velops hud llavors very rap
dly in warm weather.
Use the best and pui'est
'Medford' Creamery
Butter
Ask your grocer. .
Pasteurized buttcrniilli
and sweet cream for whip-ninar.
jfSeeds? Hotel f
jEarlyVlwanJ 5 8 0112'
Flowers J feS !
?.hoin.t.rtcanow. Plant J WiEn
1 Mors.'. Grand PriC.rrot,. C nEMi
K Csbbige.OoiotM, Beets. Peas, J
f SpiMck'-iTun,; AlMam'i K Hatcs from I
S-c P. a.J P., J ?, 0() .
tr All art ulMrA B I
? California Seeds C
Jl Don't taV eeU trtit art ""juti m L
L tooJ." Get MoriV. ; J
J0 Sale hf til U-diog Dcilrn L j n
If 9var dralrt d feat ftrrr Meni'i J 3
Yrr4cr ill lt rwrtj Haft44 t. I 17
Ji c. c. MORSE a CO. L
ljt Scn'umtn San Francisco Jr
FRECKLES
Don't Hide Them With a Vcilj Re
move Them With the Othlne
.Prescription.
This prescription for the removal
of freckles was written by a promi
nent physician and is usually so suc
cessful In removing freckles and giv
ing a clear, beautiful complexion that
It Is sold by any druggist tinder guar
antee to refund the money if it falls.
Don't hide your freckles under a
veil; get an ounce of othlne and re
move them. Even the first few ap
plications should show a wonderful
improvement, some of the lighter
freckles vanishing entirely.
Besure to ask the druggist for the
double strength othlne; it is this that
is sold on the money-back guarantee.
FOR J I ''I' I I IN
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
Vi8 E MAIM UPSTAIRS
Howard's
Medford-Ashland-Klamath
Falls
AUTO LINE
Starts from Medford dally Tia Ash
land first day the road opens.
iXew 7-Passenger Cars.
What Oils to Use
Automobile owners, do you know
that the use of high grade oils in
your car is of the utmost Importance?
There are many blended oils shoved
on the market today. -The
three highest grade oils of paraf
flno base are The Monogram, Harris
and Valvoleno.
We Sell the Monogram and
Harris Oils
Good oils make less carbon, less
wearing of machinery and keeps your
car from heating on heavy grades. .
Crater Lake Garage and
Machine Shops
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cure for earache, headache.
catarrh, diphtheria, sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom
ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and
fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked
breast, cures all kinds of goiters.
NO OPERATION'.
Medford, Oregon. Jan. 18. 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: .
This is to certify that I. the un
designed, had very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live, and hearing of Glm
Chung (whoso Herb Store is at 241
South Front street in Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I started to foellnz bet
tor as soon as I used them, and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Gim Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
M. A. Andfcrson, Medford.
S. B, Holmes, Eaglo Point,
rank Lewis, Eagle Point.
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point
W. L. Childreth, Eagle Point.
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntjre. Eagle Point.
Geo. B. Von der Hellen. Easle Point.
Thos. E. Nichols. Eagle Point.
Propinquity
l'SINF.SS MEN apprec
iate its proximity to tho
r-lock, financial anrl
bii.inrs d!.-;ri:( i.
At lunrhcn ii ll-e grill every
yrr-k duf are found the mo-t mim.
inrnt mrn in all lines of endeavor.
uade
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