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MEDFORD" MATTi TftFBlINTi MEDFORD, OTrEGOX, MONDAY, -APRIL- 23, 1917
Medford Mail Tribune
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The Democratic Tlnn-, The Med ford
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ern OreKonlun, The Ashland Tribune.
GKOIKJK PUTNAM, Editor.
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Ono month, by mull 60
Per month, il'Ilv-r'd by oirru-r in
Medford, Anhlund, IMioi-nix, Tal
ent. JuekMunvf llo and Central
Point .. .DO
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Weekly, pur year 1.60
Offlclril paper of the City of Medford
urriciai pnpcr or jitukKon county.
Entered us iR-cond-ulasa matter
Medford, Oregon, under the act of March
o, ibtv.
Sworn Circulation for 1316 2,491.
Kull leased wire Associated I'rens dispatches.
FOR FAILURE 10
A.MSTKKDA.U, April 2.'l (.'omit
V(in llcvcnllnw returns in the Tildes
Zciliing to his attack mi the (Icrin.-tn
official statement thnt Iheru are no
(Ifiniuu submarines in the West At
lantic, lit' says:
"It would si'i'in Unit (lei-ninny i
attain building hopes on tho Vailed
Slates. Two well-known American
newspapers are said to have free lie
eess to I lie foreign office in Wil
hchnstrnsso. Which encniv power is
to be approached next T
The Koelnisehe Yolks ZciturV also
disapproved of the assurance that no
submarines have been sent to Anier
ican waters. It says:
"Wo can understand why, for the
present, we refrain from attempts to
blockade American ports. Onr sub
marines would be too far from home
and we have better use for them
elsewhere. Hut surely wo have the
right to open hostilities and we do
not see any reason why wo should
not. Anyhow, the announcement was
not a diplomatic masterpiece."
P. J. 0'GARA VISITS
FRIENDS fN MEDFORD
A LONG WAR AHEAD
Professor I. .1. O'Gura, former
putbologlst of Jackson county, now
chief In chargo of agricultural In
vestigations of tho American Smell
ing anil Hrflnlng company, a Guggcn
liclm coneorn, arrived In .Medford Sat
urday enrouto to tho Taeoma smel
ler, for which he left Sunday.
"I am glnd to bo buck 111 Modford,"
said ho, "even though It Id for such
a short time. Next summer Mrs.
O'tlara and I hope to return for a
visit hero and build a bungalow on
some, land wo own on Klamath lnko. I
bavo been very much Interested In
tho Who l.odgo development, hero.
You have a flno property there; and,
with transportation, It should develop
Into a largo industry. Wo are con
contratlng oro runnliiK only ono and
ono-balf per cent, while the lllue
Ledge ore Bent to Taeoma, I under
stand, was about twenty per cent'. Of
course I don't, know bow niurb ore of
this high quality Is there; but, II
there Is any large iiiantlty, the pres
ent prleo of copper should Justify
rnntlnuouH 'operation. You need a
railroad, however, to net any law
results."
"The American SniellliiK company
has about NU0 acres under cultivation
this year, largely from patriotic mo
tives. The country will need all the
food products It can itct and wo are
doing our bit."
IX the opinion of 1 lie leaders of tile entente armies, the
war will go through the present year and probably
1918. There is no basis for other hopes. Fighting purely
a delensive struggle, (icrliiany can prolong tho war, as. the
Confederacy, in a far worse plight, kept up its hopeless
light tor years.
In the case of a continued struggle, victory will rest
iiiion tliii United States. I lie present, vear the United
States can and should send, for moral effect, a division of
regulars to France. We must supply munitions and food
to the allies, keep open lines or communication against
the U-boat menace and train a huge army for field worl
next year.
J n anoiner year 00111 tne uritisii aim l'rencli armies
will have passed the zenith of effectiveness, and ifwill br
ii) to the United States to take the lead with its fresh
armies. And it will need till the vast potential powers of
the nation to finance and feed our allies and fight the
enemy, in order that democracv can exist on earth.
It is now evident that allied 'statesmen have little hope
of effective aid from Russia. The revolution has so demor
alized that nation that it is improbable that her armies can
play a vital part. A (ierman raid may defeat its own oh
ject, by uniting the Russians, as the attacks of Europe in
spired revolutionary France to victory, lint the most that
can no ex peered 01 utissia under tne circumstances ls to
hold her lfues along the vast eastern front against Ger
many.
The war will be won or lost, it now seems probable, on
the western Iront. (icrnianv will light over successive
dies of trenches back to the Khhie. And those who think
the United S.tates will not be called 1111011 to .spend blood as
well as Ireasure 111 i long .and grim struggle art! deludina
themselves.
Preparation is, therefore the vital issue of the hour.
Those who do not serve at the front must serve in the rear.
Those who arc not working on the drill fields should be
working 011 the rami and vital industries. The war must
be won and will be. won, but it will not be without great
sacrifice. '
SUATTLE, April 2.1. The police
and federal authorities have no clue
to tho whereabouts of Logan 13111
Ingsley, the convicted head of the
whlskoy Belling ring, who escaped
from the Seattlo Immigration de
tontlon station early Sunday morn
ing by sawing the bars' of his cell
window, ills friends say he Is too
shrewd to attempt to leave 1'ugot
Sound and It Is believed that lie Is
hiding Ueiii.
Ono of his brothers, Sherman 1)111
Ingsley, Is ill town, and so Is l.ogan"8
wife
LONDON, April 23. German
transports have left Llbau, on the
Baltic, south or tho Gulf of rtlga, for
an unknown destination, according
to a Central News dispatch from l'e-
trograd today.
a uispatcn from 1'elrograd on
Thursday said there were well found
en reports mat. the Germans were
preparing to attack the northern front
and were" massing troops" along the
Dvlnsk-lilga lino and concentrating
It Is thought Illlllngsley may 1 troops and washlps in tho Baltic sea-
present himself at McNeil Island pen-j ports. A portion of the German fleet
Itontlnry, which Is situated on an was reported to have been sent from
Island near Tacomu, lu a launch, llo Kiel to Llbau. The Petrograd (lis
ls under sontence to serve 13 months patch said It was regarded as prob-
chargo of conspiracy to Import liquor.
there,, paving pleaded guilty to a able that the plan was to make a de
scent in tho rear of the Russian
northern flank, somewbero on the
Gulf of Finland and to cut off Petrograd.
TEMPTING SUGAR BEET
PRIZES ARE OFFERED
Tatria' Praised
for Patriotism
'Tallin." the preparedness moving
Pi' I ii i o serial, whb h In ni opinion
Is the most realistic end Interesting
movie drama ever pre purrd, should
be seen by every American mini and
woiikui and boy and glil lu this coun
try "
'I'bls was the statement of Mayor
Hurry K. Hyde, who also is a mem
ber of tho Yuba County hoard of su
pervlsors, and n member of hoili the
city and county bn.-.rd of education
lie continued.
" Tatrla" teaches patriotism. Ii
touches Americanism, it ;l ,,;10
blooded moving picture siorj tut- red
blooded American rti.eiis. I Ikic
.not. missed -an installment and will
not miss one If I cun belli It.
"I'atrln" was shown at th,, i.yrj,
theater here toduy. It is sbuwu
evory Friday. It ' ne Miry to
open the theater here today two
hours oarller to accommodate the
crowds. The t beater was parked
throughout tho day. Tattla' ha
been the most sensational serial cei
shown In this city."
"I'atrln" opened here this alter
noon at the Page theater and will In
shown every Monday. 2T
To stlmulato tho Increased produc
tion of sugar beets tho IHab-ldabo
Sugar company offers the following
prizes to bo given In each factory
unit they huve H factories a total
of M,!I2I).III);
To the mall In each factory unit,
that plants, harvests, and delivers
tho largest number of acres of sugar
beets, $100.00. .
To the man In each factory unit,
that plants, liarvests and delivers the
largest tonnage of sugar beets, St no.
To the man In each factory unit,
who bus tho best average tonnage
per aero of sugar beets raised and
delivered on fi acres or more, $."0.
For the school boys In each factory
unit, for the best crop of sugar beets
on not less than one acre, provided
ten or moru contestants enter, a first
prize of $1,1, second prize, $10; third,
$'.00.
I'.Mtl) OF THANKS.
To the many friends who remem
bered us by kind words and actions,
and for the many beautiful floral
offerings presented during our late
heri avcnient, we extend our sincere
I hanks.
ItF.NTON VINCKNT,
A. L. VIM'KNT & FAMILY.
FOIt S IM-:,
$70. on Iiirdseyo maple dresser and
somnu $L'0.00.
Small writing desk $2. .10.
F.mpty fruit cans. 2,1c and .1.1c do.
Itoyal typewriter No. 10. $10.00.
Carpenter's tools, entire set, $1.1.
Prop leaf dining table. $2.00.
Hull rack. $l.oo.
Kitchen chairs. 2.1c each.
Oak center table. $1..1u; oak com
mode, $1.10.
Now Singer sewing machine, $:'.o.
Two rugs, (2 mi; express wagon.
$2.00.
Two oak rockers, $0 00.
2 Phone tl.l I K.
JOHN A. PERLS
UNDERTAKE
ltdy Assistant.
2H NOl'TII IIAK'II.KTT.
Phono M.' 17 and 17,1 U.
Automobile llcarso Service.
AmbtiUucs tforvke, Curouut.
AXM AL SIFI-.TIXd.
To tho stockholders of the Hoguo
lilver Fruit & Produco Association:
Notice ls hereby given that the reg
ular annual meeting of tho stockhold
er of tho Itogue lver Fruit & Pro
duco Association for the election of
directors and tho transaction of such
oilier business us may properly come
heforo such a meeting, will bo held
at tho public library, .Main street,
Medford. Oregon, on tho eighth day
of May, 10 17, at ten o'clock a. in.
liOGt'F. KIVF.K FKl'IT & PitOPPCF.
ASSOt'IATION.
By It. C. WASIIlH'ltN, President.
A. t FIKllO, Secretary.
Dated Jtedford, Oregon, April 7,
1917. .
. w iNo miliar now mr,
1 ftuUtL .tr.ik.a or
llfoUM U mr b U
Goutl--Goutt will
rler your hair to
mnr droirax! hd of
H1.ACK, BLONDE.
UK AD or KLU.
ONLY ONE APPLICATION
NO AFTER SHAMPOO
Tarn- hair will mnN mnA afln. with .
tovly, latttit. tiaturai color that will not
Tada or rb oil oa pillow. La-Govtti
Ooutta doaa not dbcoWw Lha acalp.
II aalora avail tho root auceamniicr
Sold and Applied In Ail
Good Hairdressing Establishments
A hatrdraaavr can color rear hair aatt
fadorllr, aaflr no1 laMhiflp onlv with
La Omttla-a-CoMttOj ao ba iara ha uvaa
Dolhina rlt.
An intarMittnfl (ttuttrataa1 pamphtrt an
lb nair and elp tnmld traa on rqual.
IP
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JIUXICO CI TV, April 23. The
Uxcelslor, one of the leading Mexican
papers, discussing editorially reports
from the United States that America
Is suspicious of Mexico's attitude In
the present International crisis,
serts that Mexican neutrality will be
maintained. It adds:
"There Is not much on which these
suspicions are based that has not been
mentioned by tho administration and
press. Ono reason for this, without
going further. Is the embargo on arms
ngalnst Mexico, maintained in spite
of tho reception of our ambassador.
Tho Aniorican government offers all
nations a chance to buy the arms
which It manufactures In vast quan
tities, except two, Germany and Mex
ico. It is easy to understand the
attitude now against Germany, hut
what about Mexico?"
'What can we say to this and how
interpret? When the President elect,
because of the great interest In the
subject, referred to It in his speech
to congress, the American press
clamored that the speech contained
only painful words.
Why not, if the Mexican peo
cn.y painful feelings over
! :c:. between the two coun-
lr-;? Shall wo answer tho attacks
mentioned only with words sweet as
fruit in season?"
A bazaar was held last night for
the benefit of disabled Mexican sol
diers and the widows and orphans
of those killed In battle. Tho Ger
man minister, Von Eckhardt, contrib
uted 500 pesos and his xvife K0.
Other members of the diplomatic
corps, including United States Am
bassador Fletcher, also contributed,
but their gifts were overshadowed
by that of Von Eckhardt, which was
o'-cr ono third of the total amount
raised by tho bazaar.
JUDGt TO CONFESS
ERROR, MOONEY TRIAL
SAN FltANOISCO, April 211. Su
perior Judge Franklin A. Griffin an
nounced from tho bench today that
unless tho district attorney's office
confessed error in the trial which re
sulted In the conviction of Thos. J.
Mooney for the bomb murders of last
.1 illy, ho himself would do so If It
were proven that charges of subordi
nation of perjury against Frank C.
Oxman.' Oregon cattleman, who was
a mntedlal w;;ness against Mooney,
were sustained after investigation.
FINE FOR RHEUMATISM!
Musterole Loosens Up Those Stiff
Joints Drives Out Pain
You'll know w hy thousands use Mus
terole once you experience the clad re
lief it gives.
tiet a jar at once from the nearest
Irug store. It is a clean, while ointment.
made with the oil of mustard. Better
than a mustard plaster and does not
blister, ltrinss ease and comfort while
it is being- rubbed on I
.Musterole is recommended by many
lectors and nurses. Millions nf iars arc
used annually for bronchitis, croup, still
neck, asthma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu
matism, lumbago, pains and aches of the
hack or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
nruiscs, chilblains, frosted fect, colds of
the .chest (ij often prevents pneumonia).
l'KKINfl, April 211. The war sen
tiinent in t'hina is increasing; daily.
The (.'hinuse are incensed over the
notion of (lonnunv in detniuin the
'hinese minister ill Hoi'liu pending
the safe arrival of Von Ilintze, Ger
mun ambassador to Peking. There
is also great indignation over the de
tention of Chinese students in Her
lin nnd Munich. The military gov
ernors will hold their first war con
ference in Peking on April 2.1. The
niujurity of the (rovernors and par
liament favor war, but tbev differ
over the attitude China should adopt
toward the entente. The indications
arc that Chum will declare war inde
pendently. Tile Chinese newspapers repro
duce a Washington dispatch from
Or. V. Iv. Wellington Koo, minister
to the United States, in which it
urges China to declare by itself and
not in partnership with the entente.
Dr. Koo argues that China's position
would be stronger if it acted indepen-
dentlv nnd that it could co-operate
freely with the allies and the United
Still en.
26,000 cities
towns and hamlets
are connected hy
WESTERN UNION
, The system cost millions to
build, yet its advantages are
yours for as little as 25 cents
for a 50TWord night letter.
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
MEDFORD
WEDNESDAY, May
"CASCARETS" BEST IF 'mWmMM'
HEADACHY. BILIOUS, WPmM!
SICK, CONSTIPATED (
llest for Liver and Boivcls, Dad B ANIMAS. "'"
i CameTa nBPyjfP. "nd
I Zebra "W r"17s
j Kangaroo FULL-CROWN AFRICAN d?dU
S. 30--1.1ONS-30 sstti
I Tiger. IN ONE ACT Horaa and
1 SMPLtonV ' Mo,t Snsa,on0' Wd Animal Poniea
H Dobs Spectacle Ever Witnessed Every One'
B Goats - An Actor ' ,
B Mon"ey8 ONLY REAL WILD ANIMAL CIRCUS ON EARTH BZffhZ M
I Etc.. EVERY ANIMAL A PERFORMER OUO B
1 150 New Mile-Long Street Parade at 10:33 '" j
ANIMAL JinoJPerf ormartcca Daily, 2 nnd 8 P.M. ANIMAL 1
H TRAINERS 1 Doors Open, 1 and 7' ( CLOWNS I
Get a J 0-cent box.
Sick headache, biliousness, coated
toiiKue, bead and nose clogged up
with a cold always trace this to tor
pld liver; delayed, fermenting food in
the bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
Poisonous matter clogged in the In
testlnes, instead of being cast out of
the system Is re-absorbed Into the
blood. When this polsos reaches the
delicate brain tissuo It causes conges
tion nnd that dull, throbbing, sick
ening headache.
discards Immediately cleanse the
stomach, remove the sour, undigested
food nnd foul gases, take the excess
bllo from the liver and carry out all
tho constipated waste matter and poi
sons In the bowels.
A Cascarct tonight will surely
straighten you out by morning. They
work while you sleep a 10-cciit box
from your druggist means your head
clear, stomach sweet, breath right,
complexion rosy and yoiir liver and
bowels regular for months.
WOOD
Body fir word by tier or cord, 12-
liich chunks, i; lG-lncb, J2..10.
1'nclftc l-'uel Company, yard I'. & K.
It. It. .V Main St. l'Hone TiXi-Ii.
Ik tfoiitto.a-t.oiitto I sold mid np.
pile! lu Medford by Mi-H Muy In
gull, Mine, iiond .leffel", MKs Cora
I t Icy.
WINDOW SCREENS
SCREEN DOORS
LATTICE MATERIAL
Pacific Furniture &
Fixture Factory
! Howard
. Medford-Ashland-4
Klamath Falls
AUTO LINE
Starts from Mcdforu dally lla Ash-
'and fir-t dsy Hie road opens.
New T-l'assciiKcr Cra.
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb euro for earache, headache,
catarrh, diphtheria, sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, Btom-
aeh trouble, heart troublo, chills and
fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula
tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked
breast, cures all kluds of goiters.
NO 01'EKATIO.V.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 18, 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that I. the un
designed, had very sovere stomach
trouble and had been bothered tor
Bovoral years and last August was not
expected to live, and bearing of Gim
Chung (whose Herb Store ls at 241
South Trout street In Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
troublo, and I started to feeling bet
ter 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 II. JOHNSON,
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point
Frank Lewis, Eagle Point.
Wm. Lowls, Eagle Point
W. I,. Chlldrcth, Eagle Point.
C. E. Moore. Eagle Tolnt.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point.
Geo. B. Von der Hellen. Eagle Point
Thos. E. Nichols. Eagle Point.
DRY
WOOD
Morey Wood Co.
Phone 654-J
TO ORDER $25.00 UP
Also Cleaning, Pressing and Alterlnt
m E MAIM. UPSTAIRS
Bud Lawrentz
has purchased an Inteerst with Q.
F. Williams in the
Medford
Cleaning Works
Ail kinds of cleaning work guar
anteed. We call for tod dclirei
foods. j
I'bone S7 9 8. Centra)
C. B. Roger, the Northwestern Superintend
ent of the Prest o-Lite Storage Battery Com
pany, will be at cur store all day Tuesday, April
24, and will inspect all makes of batteries free.
If you are having trouble of any kind which
you have not been able to overcome, come in and
get the advice of the best posted storage Ijattery
man on the coast... His time is free.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
What Oils to Use
Automobile owners, do you know
that the uso of high grade oils In
your car Is of the utmost importance?
Thcro are ninny blended oils shoved
on the market today.
The three highest grade oils of paraf-
flne baso are The Monogram, Harris
and Valvolene.
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
Machine Shops
and
Potato Planters
Garden Cultivators
and Seeders
Alfalfa, Clover Seed
Wizard Fertilizer for
Lawns and Gardens
Full line of Pratt's
Poultry Remedies
MONARCH SEED
& FEED CO.
The Portland Hotel
PORTLAND, OREGON
Tho Kosc City's world-fumed hotel, occupying an
entire block. All outside rooms. Superior dining
and grill service. Au atmosphere of refiurment, with
a service of courtesy.
European Plan, $1.50 and Up
RICHARD W. CHILDS, Manager