Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 05, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page TextFATTO FOTTTl Medford Mail Tribune AN INDKPKNI'KNT NKW'KI'APHK PUBL-IKHKK KVIillV AKTKIINOON EXCKl'T KUNJJAY 1Y TH1U MEUKOHD P1UNTING CO. Office MutJ Tribune Bijihlltiff, 26-27-29 North Kir aired; lulcphono 7C- Tho Democratic Tftnen, Tho Milford Mall, The Ateuford Tribune. The South rn Orogonlun, Tho Anhland Tribune. OISOROK PUTNAM, Editor. SUBSCRIPTION KATES! On year, by mull I S. 00 One month, by mull. .60 Per month, delivered by carrier In Medford, Ashland, J'liotmix, Tal ent, JuckuonvlUe and Central Point .80 flat unlay only, by mull, per year. 2.00 Weekly, pr yur - 1.60 Official pnper of tho City of Medford. Official paper of Jack mm County. Entered as second-china matter at Medford, Oregon, under tho act of March S, 1879. tiworn Circulation for 1916 2,491. Full leased wlro Associated X'rvau dis patches. EM-TEES 'IX) Til K MOTIIKIIN. BY MAHION' COl TIIUUY SMITH of Ihe Vinihirlcs. MothcrH nf men, do von in h:ir;v Wlial .von hhvc, to t hi", woih! j ii your hour f woe Born nl' ooiirne;o anil tltmini'il in h'rosn A umn for llii' tasks uf turn no Ickk. IWolhcrx nl' women, mn yon not fool What all the Mrns of your life rcv.nl ! Yon huvii brought 1'orlli love, with its HWonl unit fire, Anil love's hi(;li crown is tho li st ile- sire. Mothers of men, liavi1 yon not. known That tlu Konl of I III' child is not your own? If (iml has M'alt'tl him for palm and cross, To hold him close wore your bitter loss. Mothers, ninlliiTs, will you not see All that your (jil'l- to I ho world may l.i-J Those who must licjil a wroiiu; nh horred Are Miehael's impels who hear the sword. Mothers of men, then loose your hold ! Love i;raiits more than your anus en fold; Vnilcr the eross you stand apart, Villi Mary's sword in your dauntless heart. . DAM BREAK DANGER OVER. (Continued from Paso One.) with water. H was nut until midnight that it became authoritatively known that Ihe dam had not given way, but Hint there was a large leak in it. The leak or break in the ilam was first discovered about I) o'clock last nielli. It washed out the dirst lop of the diiin over a In rue section to quite a depth anil in this section kept onl ine a way the embank nt and lei tins; out i larger rush of water until Ihe Kolid bed of the dam was reached. The rush of Ihe released water down Untie creek alarmed the ranch ers and others who live nlonir Ihe crock. This alarm continued to be felt Tucsdiiv luic noon, as they I'utr nl that the dam would (jive way niiil in that ciie the rushing waters would enrrv away Ihcir homes. Innil Wilier Not Needed. In Ihe absence of Manager lliown mid Chief Knginct'r Cowuill of Ihe canal company nl fish bike, it could not be learned today ju.-l how Ion;; it would lake the conipanv to com plete repairs to Ihe dam. It was stat ed al the canal company office, how ever, thai it wouldn't make anv dif ference to the conipanv or its water supply, bow loin; il look, as l lie water in tho dam was not u led In MippU irrigation needs, l.n.t c,ir il wa stated, the water was not drawn upon ill! sea -on. " "i cu.v waier i or irriL-ati'in i- I'nrbidd.'U lllilil (lie II 1 h;,s iiis-,., the diverting .dam and the wnler elciiri il. Mayor luilc" iui, )r. Kerne, chair. mail of the city council water com lllilllc, left I'm- the city intake earl' Oils iillcn with M.me ..inks mnl In make itn inspection ,,t ih,. ilnniui.'i llonc. Shock Absorbed (or Fortls. Tim new slioet. tisor!ier. Known ii! the iluio.-; cantilever, sold by Ii. Hubert KliorM.lc j;.i-.ie. is ore ol the neatest tliluus ocr applied to the Qiopular Kurd uir ami nt the Kami time giving iniiilort mnl ecoaoiiiv In operation. Their ; tin ijial fi.ilnto t tho miiti-' .il.inc eti'eit, w:,lii effei tUllll.V 11" HUH lipl tci'lllli! on Bhort turtH ami ilopliiK ro.nls. "Tho unusual gnaiiinU'c to rciilan uny part broken through in ri. lent 01 other! during the lite of the i even though the (He nt the car is doubled by their life, mid the telani of your money any time within thlrtv day If ""I entirely miiinfnctory ubonld appeal lo an t'ord owners,' BW Mr. Hlrli medfotid WEEKLY LOSSES U-BOAT FAILURE LONDON, Jane 5. The weekly re port of losses of Itriti.-h merchant vessels in the submarine campaign will aain show n favorable total when it is issued tomorrow. In some respects the last week has been the best since unrestricted submarine warfare was iniuifriirnlcil. Last Fri day was a blank day on the records; that is, no losses of lirili-h mer chantmen occurred. II is the first time this has happened for a Ion;,' pe riod. Hrilish naval people believe the im provement is cumulative ami that there is not the slightest chance, with the improved allied organizations, that the (icnaaiis ever will repeat their performance of the black week when nearly si'ty hunts were sunk. The wealher continues to favor the limits which ore the subma rines, and Ihe cooperative organiza tion of the patrols, .aircraft and other nnti-subiuarine services is improving eonslanlly. The arrival of American anils has helped in more ways than one. Aiming other things it has instilled a friend ly rivalry in tin mpain against the submarines, k! imiiliil inur the morale and adding to the keenness of the men of both fleets. Progress of the teehniipie of the iinti-Ktihuuirine eampaiKn includes more careful supervision lovelher with various vigorous offensive measures which it is impossible to de tail. In the last, week there have oc curred numerous encounters, tie' re sults of which have been entirely sat isfactory to the admiralty. American ships have u share uf the credit. Men WASHINGTON, June ,r. The I'nit- cd t'onfederule veleraus, for the first time in their history, meet outside Ihe bounds of the states which composed t bo Hint hern conlcilciiicv when they iissenihle hero today for Ihcir twenty- seventh annual reunion. Tliousunds of tho veterans were here tonight for preliminary events. The first formal session with ('clo nal Hilary A. Herbert, grnud marshal and Conner secretary of the ravy presiding, will be devoted to nddresses of welcome. President Wilson will speak at noon. Tho Oonlederateil Southern Memo rial association held its opening inoet iinr today. Krnost (1. Baldwin, com inauiler ol' the Sous of Veterans, in an address of erect in'', expressed the hope "Hint, the same living instiira- ASPHALT fek FORD tfP3 HUDSON . ..,r.fOR 'i'1' d urTcm trtrunt; rFDFORD, DO WE LOVE OUR COUNTRY? During this war, Great Britain lias already cre ated two large loans of five billion dollars earb, and, for ihe last one, subscriptions were received i'roin about 8,000,000 different buyers. The French people are known as the greatest government bond buvers in the world. - Fifty years ago we raised over $3,000,000,000 to provide for the expenses of the civil war. Tliu wealth of this country today is eight times its great as it was then; our banking resources are L'O times its great as then or even as late as 1870. Soon after the beginning of the Spanish-American war, our government offered for sale $200,000,000 : per cent bonds , which were oversubscribed 71; times. This was equivalent to subscriptions totaling about l, l00,000,000. (Jan it be that we love and appreciate our country to it less degree than lOngland or France? Is it con ceivable that we have lost our enthusiasm for our government's ideals since 18G4 or even since 1898? It is estimated by the comptroller of the currency that there are, now more than 10,000,000 individuals and corporations in the United States in a position to subscribe from $100 to $100,000,000 cash to the new Liberty loan. YOU AliK ONK OF TJl KSF INDIVIDUALS. HUnSCIUBK TODAY FOlt TDK LIBERTY LOAN AT YOUR BANK Olt WITH YOUIi EMPLOY Ell. L E NKW YORK, June j. A. resolution (leclnriiiB- alcohol entirely without merit from a medicinal viewpoint, was presented to the bouse of delo Katea, tho Kovernini; body of the American Moiiical association, at Its annual meeting here today, by Dr. Prank HIIHiiks "t OIiIciiko, chairman of tho council of health and public In- structlon ot tho association. Tho ro- olution iloelared it was the opinion ot tho council that alcohol has no drug value, either as a tonic or a stimulant or In any other therapoutie way and that Its only legitimate nso In ineill cinn Is ns a preservative and 111 the preparation ot pharmaceutical!! prep arations. SurKeon-Oo.ncral nil pert tiliie, of tho United Stales pulille health scrv too, presided at the meetliiB ot tho houso ot delegates. Itoferrlnff to the co-operation ot tho association with the army and navy, he doelnrcd that from 800 to 1200 physicians and sur geons will ho called to servo In cvory 10,000 during tho war. tion mid co-operution given by the wotuen'nf the south to heroes of 'til now may bo pven to the manhood of the new south, that they may live true to the glorious traditions of their forefathers." ZEROLEEE Jke Siattdaix? OjJorMrfor Cams BASE THE CHOICE OF EXPERTS Factory experts, and leading; coast distributors for all makes of cars, testify that Zerolene, correctly refined from California asphalt-base crude, gives perfect lubrication with least carbon deposit. Less wear and more power because Zerolene keeps its lubricating body at cylinder heat. Lesscnrbon because.beinR made from asphalt base crude, it burns clean and goes out on exhaust Zerolene is the oil for your car-whatever the make -the oil for all types of automobile engines. For correct grude get our lubrica tion churl covering your car Al dctltn tvrrywhen tnd Slmndtrd Strvicr Stttion STANDARD OIL COMPANY iCAtlKORNIA' 'Too . i cr OftEflON, TUESDAY, JUST? 5, 1017. ON RAIL CARS WASHINGTON', Juno 5.- Creation of a war committee on railways cars and of another on locomotives to servo with the general transportation company, was announced today by the Council of National Defense. The two committees will advise as to tho best means of Increasing the output of cars and locomotives and will try to niako as efficient as possible existing roll ing stock. Tho car committee Is made up of the following: K. F. Carry, president of Haskell & Barker Company; G. Gawthorpe of the American Car & Foundry Company; Clive Hunnels, of tho Pullman Company; H. L. Gordon, of the Standard Steel Car Company; A. S. Iteedor of the Prossod Steel Car Company, and S. P. Hush, prosldent of the Buckeye Steel Casting Com pany. On tho locomotive conimitteo are Andrew Flotcher, presidont of the Amorican Locomotive Company; H. P. Ayros of the H. K. Porter Locomo tive Company, and Joel Coffin, of the Lima Locomotlvo Corporation. Threo reasons why you should buy a Liberty bond It Is good business; It Is real patriotism; It is above all necessary. Ask any bank for partlc ulars. Ilon'l delay. . ' r. COI'F.NIIAGKN, June .'). A (uo Kram lor the t;eneral dismembernieiit of lliissin was put forward at u meet in;,' nt Kssen of the newly forincd Itlioiniseli-Westpluiliaii branch of tliu pan-fiermims. The principal speaker declared it was useless to attempt separate peace negotiations with the Itussian pro visional frovommont, but suesled that advantage iuirht he taken oC the present eoiiditiuns in Kussiii to ap proach the Finns and little liussians with ponce proposals. He asserted that Finland could easily he detached from Russia. The speaker further advocated the seizure by Germany of Lithuania and their colonization by two mil lion German speaking liussians from the interior of the Slavic dominions, thus wcukcnhi Ku.ssia and establisb insr a complete bulwark of deionilent stntes east of Germany and Anstria H angary. BERLIN, June . The follow-in;; statement has been issued at eastern headiiuarters: "The chief commander has approv ed the formation of a confidential council of Lithuania, composed of the most prominent Lithuanians." Lemons Beautify! Make Quarter Pint of Lotion Cheap Here Is told how lo prepare an in expensive lemon lotion vli Ich can be used to hrini; back to any skin the sweet freshness, softness, whiteness and beauty. Tho jtiico of two fresh lemons strained into a bottle containing tliree ounces of orchard white makes a whole quarter pint of the most re markable lemon sklu bcuutifier nt about the cost one must pay for a small jar of the ordinary cold creams. Caro should he taken to strain the lemon juice thru a fine cloth so no lemon pulp gets in, then this lotion will keep fresh fo rmouths. Every woman knows lhat lemon juico Is used to bleach and remove such blem ishes as freckles, sallowncsa and tan, and is tho ideal skin softener, smooth onor and henutifier. Just try it! Get throe ounces of orchard white at any pharmacy and two lemons from the grocer and make up a quarter pint o fthis sweetly fra grant lemon lotion and massage it daily Into the face, neck, arms and hands, and see for yourself. THAT That wo grease and wash family auto mo lilies That you should have your car looked over onco a week That we repair all kinds ot machinery That wo weld broken parts of all kinds, heavy or light That our niechlncs are competent to work on all kinds of cars That our business has Increased 400 per cent lu tliree months That our best recommendation Is, wo satisfy our rustoinors That our machine shop Is equipped with all the latest machinery neces sary for first-class workmanship. Crater Lake Garage and Machine Shops So. Fir St., near Main. l'bono loo SHOCK ABSORBERS The Duplex Cantilever A complete DOl'lil.F. SPRING SYSTKM, aildinir live inches to the spun of the Present Konl Sprina- A lull rNHi:iiSU N(l KFI'F.t T iiIisoiImu- mi; .inl.TS. sinppint; UK. r.iH NIS. ; CK 1.AM1. and S11IK. SWAY. Snlil cntiielv on their meiits. irnar anlcc.l lor Til!'. I.I IT. I 'K TIIF, CAR even lll.i the life of tile car is 1KH lil.r.H liY Til K.I I! VSK. ANY PART BROKEN BY ACCI DENT OR OTHERWISE WILL BE REPLACED FREE OF CHARGE. Riverside Garage F. R. ROBERTS. JOHN A. PERL UXDERTAXI Ictjr AsslMnnt. M 80VTH HAKTI.KTT. Phono M. 47 and 47-J-3. Atntomohlld llero Ferrlca, Atubulauce SerTlct Coroner AMERICAN SHIPS ItIO JAXKIItO, Juno 3. The chamber of deputies voted today on tho motion ol Deputy Manrlcio La cerda. to authorize tlio cabling or a mcssago of congratulations to the con gress of tho United States on tho ar rival of an American squadron. WASHINGTON. June The fore- irolnir illsnatrb from Wo Is tho first published information of the stops in tho plan of relieving Itritish Unci French cruisers in tho waters of tho western hemisphere with American warships. For the present tlie navy department withholds further infor mation or comment upon It. Two Ranch Sales Ae Hade. II. P. ilcnlon of Taconia, Wash., has nurchased tho Beacom tract of 21 acres two miles south of tho city. His brother-in-law. Hal Evans and family are residing on the place. E. N". Earls ot Ohio, has purchased the Glasgow 51-acre tract about threo miles south of Medford and Is residing on tho same. The Fchl Investment company made the deals. All these people aro delighted with the valley and city. K DO All WIGHT JEWKM'.R Watch repairing my specialty. Ar tistic engraving. Prompt service, per sonal attention. No. 17 North Cen tral Avenue, Medford, Oregon. Phono 861-R. Costs less Years Better WATERS Plant Now I Sweet Peafl. Pansiea and all Morse's Grand Priza California Seeds Csbbtff Carrot. Onion. Bceta.Peii. Spinach Ma! Turnip Seeds should be planted at onca. Don't take aaeda thtt irojitit at $ood." GetMorae'a. Oa Sale by all Leading Dealers If tout ietUr Jot not rirrr Mam'a Sit. Mud dircrt (or our ritalctfue Fre Ycur erdr will be promftljr atUmded to G. G. MORSE 8 GO. Seedsmen San Francisco "CARO FIBRE" FRUIT WRAPPERS Caro Ktlire is tho only roM Fruit Wrapper and actually prolongs tho life of the fruit. When wnt from Milpplnir in cold stonmo cars, Cnro Fibre forms a silk II-:1 blanket, clos ing tin pores of th KruH. purmitHm the warmth to roach tho heart grudu ally us If Is exposed to the utnio phme, ;,;ni as Jill ottu r pii 't rs k to pieces d'iriiu'. the period of refriueru tion, ( nro Mbm is the only wrapper that !ohM oe used --naturally brin'.: inu .i i-.-ner i ''1 o for tit" Knttt. As In tho other uii i its. hundreds ol" the lare-t Fruit (Irnw.-r-i can testify in the i ? j( j., t:lr h,.s.. t pj, j .:1 up eadt r. p:u-Ks tr . t i t Ker, look? heiitT. Caro I'ihre N :obl the thousand i;h.-et. luit iu" pMi-T-.d as others; diret from the Mill to (irowers. You got what yon buy. It ts lied In thou sands. You can readily count it your self. Then in no waste, Ghe it tho water lest. Prove what we say. We fund-h Sainp't's Frte. FRUIT BUYERS: liny I rnit nipped In "Ciim' "Fnro" Pndnim iin ,n, f Fnilt. UNION WAXED & PARCHMENT PAP.R COMPANY Miiliiiliirliirors K 11. Dallniii 1'oiillr at ltepn MMHaiii,' 17 M.uk. i Mrtvi, nn I i iuk Imv, Pt T Most Eminent Medical Authorities Endorse It. Br. Eberle and Dr. Braifiiwaile 08 Tvcll as Or. Simon nil distinguished authors agree that whatever may be the disease, tho urine seldom fails in furnishing us with a clue to the princi ples upon which it is to be treated, and accurate knowledge concerning the nature of disease can thus bo obtained. If backache, scalding urine or frequent urination bother or distress you, or if uric acid in tho blood has caused rheu matism, gout nr sciatica or you suspect kidney or bladder trouble just write Dr. Pierce at the Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N.Y.j send a sample of urino and de scribe symptoms. You will receive free medical advice after Dr.Pierce's chemist lias examined the urine this will bo carefully done without charge, and you will be under no obligation. Dr. Pierce during mnnv vears of experimentation has discovered a new remedy which he linds is thirty-seven times more power ful than lithia in removing uric acid from the system. If you nro suffering from backache or the pains of rheuma tism, go to your best druggist and ask for a 50 -cent box of "Inurio" put up by Dr. Pierce. Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription for woak women and Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Diecovery for the blood have been favorably known for the past forty years and more. They are standard remedies to-day as well as Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets (or the liver and bowels. You can get a sample of any one of these remedies by writing Dr. Pierce. ' Doctor Pierce's Pellets are uncqnaled as a Liver Pill. One tiny, Sufiar-coatci Pellet a Dane. Cure Sick Headache, Bilious Headache, Dizziness, Constipa tion, Indigestion, BiliouB Attacks, and all derangements of tho Liver, Stomach and Bowels. It Costs More and Is Worth More White's Velvet Ice Cream Our Milk Shakes are the best. Try them Phone 131 E..Main St. WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 Enst, Alain Street, Medford The Only Exclusive Comnieivinl Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made any time or. place by appointment. Phone 147-J. We'll do tho rest. E. D. WESTON. Prop. Palace Hotel San Francisco jji : nut, Rales from $2.00 per day Propinquity US1NESS MEN npprco iutc its proximity lo tli stock, financial and business di-trii t.. At luncheon in (ho afilt every week day are found the most prom inent men in all linen of endeivor.