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Those Who Fouyht Preparedness,
Who Denounced Patriots as Bought
by Munition Trust Are Still Try.
ing to Prevmt Us From Doing a
Real Part in the Great War.
By Charles Kdward ISussell.
WASHINGTON. April 25. There
are two orders of mind in tills world
those that can put 2 and 2 together
and those that can't. Horn that way,
no doubt.
The principal business of thoso
that can't is to sit around and de
nounce those that can denounce
them and block them and spoil any
plans they may make for the common
good.
For fiomo years before the Euro
pean cyclone broke, all men that hnd
any power of vision saw It gathering
and knew that safety required this
country to put its house of defense In
some order.
These were denounced as tools of
the profit grabbers.
Denounce All Suggestions.
Sucli men said that the volunteer
system was worn out and antiquated
and If this country wanted to bo aible
to take care of Itself It must have a
citizen army.
They were denounced ns "militar
ists" and advocates of the dread spec
tre of a "huso standing army."
In April, 19 111, whon Germany
adopted her extraordinary war credit
of $250,000,1)00, ail men with any
power of vision knew that war was
but a question of months.
Such men were attacked as dream
ers and lunnatlcs. Tho peace of Eu
rope was eternally fixed. There was
the socialist party of fierninny, which
would always prevent, war, and there
was the kaiser, that wonderfully se
rene Influence. Didn't ho say that ho
was in favor of peace, and If ho hnd
any intention to attack Europe
wouldn't he say so to everybody?
I'vcrytliinir Denounced,
Tho moment war broke out all men
of any vision know perfectly well that
tho chances were the United States
would beconio Involved In it, and
begged tho nation to take sonio steps
to care for Itself.
All such men wero denounced ns
agents of Iho armor plato trust and
low, wretched creatures.
When Germany crushed Serbia in
the fall of 1015, it was obvious to all
thinking men that the United StateH
could not allow autocracy, represent
ed by (lermany, to become tho domi
nant force in the world, and that
Boouer or later we must fllit her.
Such men were denounced as "Hrl
tlsh agents," "war maniacs," and por
tions that "wanted to have our boys
Bent to the front to be slaughtered."
Liftlnniu Instance.
When Germany murdered the Lusl
tnnla, passengers, when sho persisted
In iter monstrous policy of murder,
when it was plain that all attempts to
reason with a mad dog would be fu
tile, when, on January 31, she pro
claimed the savagery sho hnd long
practiced, all thinking men said again
and again that this meant war for the
United States and that not a moment
should bo lost In getting ready for
the inevitable.
Such men were denounced ns de
prnved advocates of brute force and
Impenetrable by tin ywect allure
ments of nrbitratlo.i and the dreams
of . J. Hiyan.
At every stage In this pro :re.;sion,
thoso that can't had tlelr way.
Newspapers mil i ;i',',l uniwr.-.il
military training. Kerv ntloiui t to
tiring congress to its m-iims on riiat
subject was blocked. Mine than j
year ago It was pointed nut tint th
essential development of infant.)
practice In the great war was the m.i
chine gun, that this rouniry lui.l no
effective niaiblne guns and should
proceed at once to get some. Many
times we urged that the annv should
be made efficient and the navy
should be put In lits best shape to
meet, the stormy days th.'l threatened
ings, the Btupidlty and the ignorance
of the men that can't.
United With Germuni.
They are now united with the
Kaiser's Own in this country, the
American von Hindeuburg brigade,
tho German reservists In and out of
congress, to prevent the thing just as
necessary to our success, honor and
safety as wore the machine guns, the
citizens army, the navy preparation
and the other things advocated by the
men that can.
'It Is that as soon as possible, with
the utmost celerity, we should have
American troops upon the western
battle front.
We have regulars enough and to
spare, they are perfectly trained and
perfectly equipped, the best soldiers
in the world. Xothing is needed hut
transportation and supply organiza
tion, and in ten days an American
contingent will be thrilling the whole
allied front, from the EngllBh channel
to Mesopotamia, with Indescribable.
enthusiasm.
It Them Waggle Idly.
The men that can't have already
Inflicted upon this country an Injury
huge enough for all time, They
should not be allowed to do us any
more harm.
IjcI them waggle their poor jaws
and mutter their nonsense and walk
their little circles. If they will, but let
them do it in convocations of their
own kind. Let them listen to them
selves and have no other hearers, for
the things they preach are folly and
destruction.
It they will do nothing to help, let
them get out of tho way!
The democracies against the autoc
racies. No more kings, no more wars!
And tho swift punch docs the business!
('Ol'I'NIIAOI'N', April 2... fler-
mnn war correspondents on tho west
ern! iront are ngain excusing" the
boiulianlment of i'heims cathedral on
lite ground t tin t the venerable Htrue
ture is being used for military pur
poses by the French. Dispatches
from (icriuan headquarters, assert
thai nrlillery observers, lire posted
on both the cathedra! towers, who
direct t lie operations of batteries sta
tioned near the edifice. The corres
pondents protest that the French will
be responsible for further iliimagu lo
I lie cllllledral.
BRITISH GAIN IN DRIVE.
(Continued from Pago Ore.)
injr tho various operations this week
amounts to more tlian 'WOO. There is
absolutely no index of the easuallie
inflicted on the enemy. The fighting
is too thick for the most pail to pel
mil of individual surrenders.
Alljuk (iiiivrelle.
Finding- Monoliy too difficult, the
(ieruians late yesterday directed a
-outlier attack on (lavrcllc, where llic
Inst defensive line before Iho I'niu-
ourt switidi position had been pierc
ed. Four thousand men were seen
furiiiinir for nn attack at n distance
of 1000 yards. Hiitish field guns
massed m a grout number were
trained on the Germans, hut their fire
was held until the ndvancinir encmv
was about 21100 yards nwav. Then a
rfect hurricane of fire was opened
ami shrapnel shells played about the
advancing column like fire flies in a
summer thicket. The on-coming
waves trembled for n time nnd then
broke, completely routed. Their path
was strewn with the dead and wounded
25 CENTS DESTROYS
US.
CuuKlit t'htVimrl.
The men thut t-nn't wmo a 'h to
beat ) that.
Today, where Is tin Aim-rttun thut
does not wlnh tho nun that ran had
been listened to ami thi men tint
can't Kupi'rcned?
We are ranuht, JuM as we miht
have known un plio.ild he.
A few days nuo we Hurled out. a
year Inte, to K''t In a hurry some of
those effective machine un thai
this newspaper advocated. We found
that montliH would he needed to sup
ply our requlri went.
Ther is not a move we make In ;
this crUla that I not hampered
lamed and cursed by tho flounder
STOPS FALLING HI
Save Your Iliitr! Make ll Thick.
Wavy nnd lleitiitifiil .
Ti Tills!
Thin, brlttte, colorless and scrag
gy hair Is mule evidence of a neglect
ed sculp, of dandruff that awful
scurf.
There Is nothing to destructive to
the hair as dandruff. It robn the
Inilr of Its lustre. Its strength and lt
M'ty life; eventually pro, lie. lug fev
erlsliness and itching of the sculp,
which If not remedied cause the hatr
roots to shrink, loosen and die then
the hair fl! out fust. A little lan
derine tonight- now any time will
surely save your hair.
(let a 2"i -rent bottle of Knnwltnn'
Piitideriue from any drug More or
toilet counter, and after the first ap
pllc.lon your hair ll lake on that
life, lustre and luxuriance which it no
beautiful. It will become wavy and
fluffy and have the appearance of
abundance, an Incomparable gloss
and oftne.s: but what will please
ion most will be after Just a few
weeks' use, alien you will actually
see a lot of fine, downy hair- new
hair growing all over the tcalp.
FOR UNITED STATES
(Continued from Page One.)
the swirl of the watov I quickly or
dered the man at the wheel to pull It
to starboard and we Bwung the nose
of the ship toward the spot where the
submarine had been seen. We were
going at full speed ahead and two
minutes after we first sighted the
U-boat It emerged again about 1000
yards off. Its intention probably had
been to catch us broadside on, but
when It appeared we had the stern
gun trained full on it.
"The lieutenant gave the coin in and
and the big gun boomed. We saw the
periscope shattered and the shell and
the submarine disappeared.
"I can't speak too highly of the
cool manner in which the lieutenant
handled his gunners. It was a fine
exhibition of the efficiency of Amer
ican naval men.
Gun Named Konsevclt.
"We did not stop to reconnoiter
after the incident but steamed away
at full speed, for It was not Improba
ble that there was another submarine
about. The one we got undoubtedly
had been lying on the bottom at the
spot waiting for ships and eanio up
when It heard our propellers.
"That's about all the story, except- j
ing this: The gunners had named
the guns on board tho Mongolia, and
the one whhh got the submarine was
called Theodore Roosevelt; so Teddy
fired the first gun of the war after
all."
Mongolia or l;J,0;tK Tons.
NEW YORK, April 25. The Am
erican steamship Mongolia, a vessel of
l3,t;38 tons, owned by the Interna
ttional Mercantile Marine company,
left an American port for London
April 7 on her second trip since
Germany's submarine declaration of
February 1.
The Mongolia carried a crew of
United States navy gunners in charge
of a lieutenant. She is one of the
largest vessels under the American
flag. The Mongolia was built at
Camden, X. J., In 1904, for the Pa
cific Mail Steamship company, and
for a number of years was engaged In
the California-Oriental trade. She
was purchased by the International
Mercantile Marine in 191. and
brought to the Atlantic, carrying
freight only.
SPECIAL TRAIN OF
E
WASHINGTON. April 25. The
policy of the government is to make
no announcement or comment upon
the destruction of a German subma
rine by the steamer Mongolia at tills
time.
ITXKIt.VI, XOTK'K
Funeral services over the late Mrs.
Elizabeth Vandercook Jones, who
died Tuesday morning, will be held
Sunday afternoon at I! o'clock in tho
Presbyterian church nt Jacksonville,
Instead of on Thursday afternoon as
at first planned. The postponement
is due to 'the fact that Mrs. A. J.
navies of St. Paul, a daughter, can
not reach Jacksonville until Satur
day.
Tho food preparedness campaign
for Medford by the Southern Pacific
under direction of the O. A. C. exten
sion service will he inaugurated to
night with lectures at the high school
assembly room, and the arrival at
G.30 p. m. of the exhibit and demon
stration cars, which will stand on a
iiticii ileal lilt; uejjui, uuu ue upcu m
the public from 7:30 to 9:30 o'clock.
Tonight's lectures at the high
school from S to 10 o'clock will be on
"Home Canning" nnd "Vegetable
Growing" On Thursday forenoon
from 9 to 9:45 at the high school the
lecturers w-ill discuss "Home Can
ning" and "Food Preparation." At
Washington and Lincoln schools from
9 to 9:45 a. m. Thursday lectures on
"Poultry Raising" and "Vegetable
Growing' will be given. At the ar
mory Thursday afternoon lectures on
all the former mentioned subjectsj
will be given from 1:30 to 5 o'clock.
The exhibit cars will be open from
9:30 to 11 a-, m., and from 3:30 to
5 p. m. Thursday.
The lectures will be delivered by
Profs. Lamb and Urown and Misses
Johnson nnd Cowgill, of the Oregon
Agricultural College. ,
Flovd II. Hart, second lieutenant
in the Second company, Coast Artil
lery corps, Oregon National Guard,
here, and a freshman in the univer
sity, from Medford, son of Dr. H.
II. Hart, departed on this afternoon's
train for Vancouver, Wash., where he
will take examination for the Unit
ed States aviation service. Mr. Hart
enlisted in the aviation branch under
S. II. Kamsny, local recruiting ser
geant t Following his enlistment in
tlie coast artillery, Hart was advanc
ed rapidly in his company, being ap
pointed second lieutenant a few
week's after his enlistment. lie has
hud extensive military training in pri
vale schools. Hart was accompanied
to Vancouver by Spmgue Carter, nl
so n freshman in the university. He
has also enrolled in the aviation ser
vice. Eugene Duilv Guard.
Dr. Heine, physician and surgeon.
Specialty, eye, ear, nose, throat. Of
fice over Meeker's. Glasses fitted.
The monthly meeting of the S. O.
Poultry Association will be held at 2
p. m. next Saturday, April 28, at the
public library. Members are earnestly
requested to attend.
Dandruff Germs
are very small . but
HERPICIDE
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At Midnight April 30 the Present Low Price on the World's Record
Non-Stop Champion Car Goes up to $665.00
Quick action will save you money on the price of your Maxwell until May 1st the price remains
at $635.00.
High grade steel and other raw materials used in the Maxwell have been steadily costing the
Maxwell Company more and mere until at last the factory reluctantly has been forced to increase the
price in order to maintain Maxwell quality.
For it is the fixed policy of the Maxwell Company never, by even & hair's breadth, to change the
sterling quality of the materials, parts, accessories and refinements of the Maxwell car except, if it
were possible, to change for the better.
The present low price of the) Maxwell hat been the wonder
of the automobile industry.
I The amaiina; thing is ren before the cost of the best
automobile materials began going up by leaps and bounds how
the Maxwell was built to sell for so little at it has.
Of course the reasons arei
magnificent factory organization of men and machinory,
the result of many years of experience and development,
and a vast quantity production, now at the rata of ore
100,000 cart yearly.
Maxwell Leadership Unchallenged
In the Maxwell you have an automobile which, for result.
is the equivalent of far higher priced cart.
Here is a car made of the very finest materials,
with all of the accessories and refinements of costlier
cars,
with all of the comforts and luxuriel that you expect tq
pay great deal more for,
with the famous record-making Maxwell motor that bas
power and speed to spare,
with an economy of gasoline consumption that U mora
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i A"" mV'T 'I"1'1'" In n Maxwell at a price) which
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Maxtor Mntnr nt r, M......11 r".
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Tho marlou. Maxwell engine hat earned for the Maxwell
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hn nolwith.tancl.nR the fad that it hat as much, or more
power than the majority of much hearier and costlier ear.
-far lower than the rate per mi! for patsenffer railway
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ThU it but one example among thousands which are on
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Amazing M&xwell Endurance
Never before hat any other automobile than the Maxwell
accomplished such a marvelous feat of endurance at this
World's Record.
A fire-pa st eng or Maxwell tto!c touring car was run 22,022
miles under the auspices of the American Automobile Associa
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ThU in itself Is an amazing thing.
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on May lii we cannot tell & Maxwell for,
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