Medford mail tribune., June 06, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

MTCDFOITD SIXTH TRIBUNE !M"EDFORTJ, OTiFiONT. WEDNESDAY, JrF q 1017.
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SEATTLE SHY IN
SEATTLE, Juno 0. TIio tolal roK
Ifllrution for Seattle was 25.9m,
whereas the government had expect
ed registration of G8,84 8, basing the
estiitiuto on the census bureau figures
which Kiro Seattle's populutlon as
ai G.4 4 5. It is Konnrully believed that
this estimate of the total population
Is too IiIkIi. The total reKlstration of
tho stuto, busing an estiiunte on So
uttlo's returns, will go much below
llio Kovornniunt estimate" of 212, OUO,
and probably will not exceed 150, 000
BIG CARNIVAL DELIGHTS
MANY ON OPENING DAY
U wns a real carnival night, with
all of its curnlvul features, noises,
KuletloH, music, fun and frolic. It
was a jolly night of entertainment
and of moro than usually Interesting
thrills nnd engrossing scenes. An
unusunlly Junta crowd thronged the
carnival grounds from early In the
evening until tho touts wore closed.
In addition to tho fait that tho
'Seventh company, C. A. C of 'Mod
ford, Ih putting on tho show for the
benefit of one of lis necessnry funds,
tho Foley & Durk shows presented nt
first an nttractlvo nppearanco, being
clean and orderly In all respects. A
noto of good humor nnd llght-heart-edness
was predominant throughout
tho cntlro ovenlng, tho oldor folks
seemingly enjoying themsolvos n
much as tho youngstors.
All of the booths woro well pntron
lzcd nnd thero are "somo" booths:
Todillo bears, dolls, sofa pillows, ntut
uary, kewples, nnd even darling little
work baskets and ukelnlcs wore
among tho prlr.es offered.
Tho concessions nro all nbovo those
of tho ordinary curnlvnl, from the
"Llltln Wild l'eoplo" to the miniature
dug and pony circus. Of unusual in
terest are the little Spanish twin girls
rivals of the famous Siamese twins.
Tho Nowlyweds aro clevor little
entertainers, as well as expert dan
cersand their baby, a youngster of
two and n half years, is almost a
match for his tiny parents.
Tho luorry-go-round nnd forrle
wheel proved tho mecea of delight fbr
tho young people nnd somo of the
older folks, as well.
Trlxle, the educated horse. Is a
wondor. It. knows Its program and
nsrumes poses without being prompt
ed by lis trainer.
A real thrill-producer Is "Ren
llenn," who uppenrs on n trapese sus
pended 40 feet In niltl-nlr. With only
tho blue canopy above and not much
sawdust below, this intrepid aerlulist
creates repeated heart-throbs, not the
least thrilling of which Is bis com
plete summersault on the swinging
trapese while seated in a chair blind
folded. The carnival Is, in fact, the best
that ever appeared In Medford. Its
concessions aro all class A shows,
each of Its Ui ml : nnd the personnel of
the combined shows is mueh above
tho average.
WEDDING BELLS
A very pretty we,l,loe.r wu- -olemn
ieil Tllo'.diiv iH'Icrimon :il the home
of the hi'ilc's mother. Mr;. II. n...
lllllll. -117 V..t..ek -Heel, vben her
iluuuliler. Mi Ml'fic Vienue 0 n:iu.
united in itiairuiu'e to T'lo-lc..:
Anderson. At I illtl the bride and
prooill look llleir plan, under a lio:i'l
til'ul nivli of rose- and lic. .1. ".
MrMonuM, unele ot' the bride, et
fonnei! the ecreiimiiv ulii.li made
llieln limit mill ite. Alter conceal,
lilulions the bridal pair with tlieir
guests snl down o a .lemli,l Inneh
eon lifter wllieb the o,l,,-T eeule jie
I'lfinluinieil liy lite une-N and .im.il
shower of nee ami icm' lr;tw b it
, for Cortland mul other mo:! em
jroinls, Mt- Omiimh has been im the
employ of the lelepliKiie eomiui and
air. Anderson lias been lor numv
years in (lie government employ at
the. Klk en'ck lint. Iierv. lii'-t w ishes
of their friends neeoaipauv I hem lor
n bnppy life. Tin v will make I heir
future home in the liogue river valley.
POOR DEMOCRACY.
W.K I1AYI0 actual conscription of men hut no con
scription of wealth. While the poor are registering
Jor tiieir country 'h service to give Iheir life ll necessary,
congress is placing upon them the additional burden of the
cost of the war.
The rich arc best able to pay for the war to which the
poor give their life, hut the senate is lifting the burden
from their shoulders and placing it upon the poor.
The senate lias altered the house war taxation bill so
that one-quarter, instead of one-half of the war's cost
will be raised hy taxation; so that the profits and incomes
of the rich will continue to pay for their luxuries while
the pennies of the poor will fall farther short of buying
ill l- n Jjcccnnn HT5.
Taxes on large incomes are reduced 25 per cent by
the senate and the sugar, coffee and tea used by the poor
must make up the deficit. Excess profit taxes, small
enough in the house bill as compared to Great Britain's
levies, are cut still smaller, so that business mav swell and
swell profits. Decreases in the income and profit taxes
amount to one billion left in the coffers of the rich while
the poor pay higher prices for food and clothing.
Enormous incomes are lelt intact, bv the senate. No
increase in inheritance taxes js provided. Jewelry and
other luxuries are overlooked but necessities soaked.
The men with the little income are not forgotten
married men with $2000 and single men with $1000 must
pay and they make no complaint. JJut big inheritances,
and men with incomes over $100,000, and those who have
made fortunes out of war munitions, raise a. howl and es
cape with comparatively small assessments.
President "Wilson states that this is a "war for de
mocracy" but the senate is crippling democracy by con
scripting life and not property, it is not the democracy
practiced in France or in Britain wealth there has been
conscripted along with life. It is not the democracy nec
essary to win a great war. All the people must do their
share. There is nothing sacred about wealth to exempt
it. There is no fortune that cannot, be recreated by labor
while a life destroyed, is a life gone forever.
"While we are crushing autocracy, we must also smash
plutocracy. Wealth must fight along with poverty. De
mocracy must rule all things.
I'KTIiOtiltAn, .Time (0 Minister
oT War Kcrciisky lias left the cup-,
ital to visit tint northwest front.
An official announcement lmule
prior to (he oV nurture of the socialist
minister J'or Knmstmlt reads:
"Tho provisional p;overnment, ree
onir.in pthat the present condition
of affairs iu Kronstadt is hoth men-
aeinjr and intoleruhle, has requested
tho socialist ministers, Tseretelli nftd
Skoheleff, to visit the fortress city
with the uhjeet of el earing up its at
titude toward the eetnral power. They
are ehnrjjed with investintinir the
defense of the fortresses, the char
acter of the Itieul administration of
justice, tho conditions under which
prisoners nro detained and to make
n full and detailed report of their
invest iLrat ion to the government, in
order that necessary measures may
immediately he taken to deal with the
trouble.'
LOSS OF WARSHIP FOUR AIRSHIPS
ft?
KVCiEXK, Ore., Juno fi. Peter Ft-
ima, who gave, liis uko at years
and said he was born In New York
Ity, was rcKixtored under tho se
lective, conscription act here yester
day. Flmin maintained thai he had
no homo event the t'nitcil State?
anil that he had wandered from state
to stale for st-ven ears. The regis
tration officers il echled that the rule
that a single man in In lit claim the
plneo he slept the previous nlKht ns
his domicile mlnht apply.
"Where did you sleep last ufiilit?"
he was asked.
"On a Im car between Uosehiirj;
and Ktii-ene " Kinan replied.
lie was rei;lsiircd and his cud
mat ki d " transient."
HERUX, June (J. The loss of the
German destroyer S-'JO is admitted in
an official Ktatement issued by the
war office iu regard to the attack
on Ostein! by ltritiMi ships. The
statement follows:
"Enemy monitors shelled Ostend on
the morning of the "itli, killing and
wouudinir n (Treat number of lieljfian
inhabitants and causing some mater
ial damage to houses. Strongly su
perior reeonnoitormij forces, attach
ed to the advanced monitors, encoun
tered two of our torpedo boats which
were on jrunrd. After fierce l'iht
injj the S-U0 was sunk, i'irimr to the
last moment. A portion of tho crew
was rescued by us.
"The enemy forces received sev
eral hits and retired before the fire
of our coast batteries."
BRITISH CALL FOR
"ji
The congress of the I'uited States
havinir passed an net permittim; the
voluntary recruitment, within the.
Tinted States, of British subjects for
service with the Hritisl. army condi
tional upon regulations issued bv the
1'nitcd States secretary of war. .Mule
British subjects between the aires of
IS and It years inclusive residinir in
the states of Oregon, Vashini:ton,
Montana, and Idaho, or in Ihe ter
ritory of Alaska, who aro not natur
alized American citizens, are request
ed to register their names and ad
dress at the British consulate, Port
land, Oregon.
It mu-t be nnder-tood that ri-uU-tration
do- not iiece-arily imply
obligation or compulsion.
Benton !ool of Bun com is spending
Wednesday In the city on business.
(vMs Make Thrift 8 Household Word JlXA
Teach the children to be thrifty. Habits
formed in childhood are not apt to change
in after years. The key opening box of
ShinoiA with more than fifty shines and a
ShinoiA HOME SET
for polishing is an outfit
unequalled for economy
and convenience.
BLACK- -TAN WHITE
At (11 dealtu Tke no lubttltutt.
SHINE WITH ftnwtA AND SAVE I : ' i BONE SET
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FRO!
LONDOX, June C The British
made an attack last niht on tia Ar
ras front north of the River Scarpe,
the war office announces. Ground
was gained in two sectors.
Tile Mateinent follows:
"We attacked last niit north of
the Scarpe and made further progress
on the western slopes of flreenland
hill. We gained ground slightly west
of Lens."
PARIS, June G. Two violent Ger
man attacks on French positions at
llurtebise and the Chemin Dcs Domes
were repulsed last night, the war of
fice announces this morning. The
attacks were preceded by tin intense
cannonading. Lively actions took
place during the night on tho Belgian
front.
The statement follows :
"There was great activity during
the night over a large part of the
Chemin Dcs Dames and further west
between the Ailetto and the Lnon
road. The artillery fighting became
very intense late at night, especially
east of Yauxaillon, north tf Moulin
)e Ealfaux and over the whole region
,ipii lowest of Bruyo En Eaonnois.
N'ear llurtebise after a spirited bom
bardment the Germans late yesterday
made two attacks in vain on our po
sitions northeast of the monument.
The Germans were driven buck to
their trenches after a violent engage
ment in which they suffered heavy
losses at. the hands of our soldiers
and our line was maintained every
where. Over the remainder of the
front there was intermittent cannonading.
"On the Belgian front lively actions
took place late at night."
LONDOX, June 0. Four of the
German airplanes returning from yes
terday's raid over England were de
stroyed by Brit tsi' pilots, it is an
nounced officially.
One British pilot, who pursued the
Germans toward Dunkirk brought
down two of the rniders. Later ten
British machines from Dunkirk en
gaged the reluming Germans, de
stroying two of their machines and
forcing down four.
Sixteen German airplanes took part
in the raid over Essex... and Kent,
dropping bombs which killed twelve
and injured !iti. Two Gennnn air
planes were brought down by British
anti-aircraft guns while the raid was
iu progress.
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VIENNA, Juno t). The Austrilins
have regained positions taken by the
Italians south of Jumiano, on the
front above Trieste and eaptured
moro than 6'iuO Italians In a battle
lasting a day and a half, the war of
fice announces. In all, 22,0110 pris
oners have been taken on this part of
the front, it Is said.
BERLIN", June C A fierman air
squadron has dropped more than 5,
000 kilograms of bombs on military
establishments at Sheerness, Kn is
land., German army headquarters an
nounced today. Good hits were ob
served. A British attack delivered yester
day only succeeded in penetrating the
Gorman position at the Roeux railway
station, where fighting continues for
small sections ot trenches, says to
day's army headquarters statement.
The artillery battle In the Wytscha
ete salient continued with only short
interruptions, the report adds.
niO JANEIRO, June C It is re
ported that Germany has made a pro
test against the utilization of German
merchant ships by Brazil.
After the cancellation last week of
Brazil's decree of neutrality In the
war between Germany and the United
States, Brazil seized 41! German mer
chantmen In her ports and interned
tho crews.
"CONTOUR"anew
Arrow
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Lime flavor made from lime
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It gives you a jell for salads and
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Lime
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Pineapple flavor made from
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Terms of a
Liberty Loan Bond
Liberty Loan Bonds of the first issue of $2,000,
000 arc to bear date of June 15, 1917, and to run for
HO years, except that the government reserves the
right to pay them 15 years after date. If this right
is not exercised by tho government 15 years from
date the bonds will run the full :'() years. These
bonds bear interest at 31L percent per annum, and
tho interest is payable semi-annually on the 15th day
of December and loth day of June in each year.
TEN REASONS WHY YOU SHOULD
BUY A LIBERTY BOND.
1. Because your country needs the money.
2. It is to pay for clothing, feeding and'arniing
the men who are fighting to save your life and prop
erty. 3. It is not a contribution just a loan.
1. It keeps your money absolutelv secure and
pays you interest on it 3.50 a year on each $100
bond.
5. The whole failh and power of the United
Slates guarantees that you will get your money back
when the bond falls due.
(i. You can sell it any day iu the open market.
7. You can get it on easy installments ask anv
bank or department store.
S. The government will let you have a $100
bond on these terms: $2 down before June 15- $18 on
June 2S; $20 on July :M: $:10 on Auust 15;' $30 -on
August 30. Other bonds in same proportion.
Hanks will arrange for payment of $10 down and
a month or hotter.
!). The government fives vour bond from tax
ationfederal, state or l,,cal, except from the inheri
tance or estate tax.
.10. Y''i,.,'i-''tli rs arc to risk their lives on the
tiring hue. on woift even risk a cent of vour mon-
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