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Newspaper Page TextPAGTC 170UTC MTCDFOl Medford Mail Tribune AN INDKPENliKNT NKWKI'AI'KH PUbl.ISIIKD HVKI1Y AI'TKIINUON kjcokit huni )A y i:y this IIKIiI'OUD PiliNTlNO CO. Offlc North Mall Trifouno Htlllillitij, 2&-27-8 'ir Btrnfct; tnlf.plionu 7.1. Tho Democratic Times, This Meilrord mini, i ne iueurimi -jriuune, I ho Houth rn OreKonluii. Tho Ashland Tribune. FILLING THE JUI JATTj TTIIRUFB MEDFOTIT), OREfiOX, FTJTDAY. JUNE R, 1917 CEOP OF JOY. GIOOUGH PUTNAM, Killtor. SUBSCRIPTION RATES! One year, by mull 5 00 Ono rnontli, by mall 50 I'ttr inonlli, (1,'llv-ri.d by oarrlt-r In Mpiifnnl, AHhlnnil. I'lioitnlx, Tal ent, Jacksonville anil Central I'otnt 50 Saturday only, by mall, per year.'.'l 2.1)0 " f'-niy, t yi-iir 1.60 Official paper at the City of Medford 1 ".mi l,":r ui jaeKKOh UOUIIty. Klltered fin RnrnnH.nlnaa ..... "i'i"aa' 0,"eon- "! "'i act of March Hworn Clrcnlalfon for 1316 2,491. Pull leased wire Associated Press dls- Dakor Ilontou Clackitnins OIlltBO) Columbia Coos Crook Curry Deschutes Douglas Clllilam .... Grant.. 378 Harney 89 Hood lilver 1.0N7 Jackson , 1,75(1 JofforBon I SS Yes. DM 9:i0 2,273 2,073 1,3 12 1,250 109 111 4 1 S . 2, DOS 102 SALEM", Ore., .lime 8. The major lly for the $0,000,000 slalo road bond issuo is being nut down by lata re turns. Practically c.omploto returns from nearly all tho nioro populous counties in tho state except Wheeler fc'lvo thu bonds a lead of 14,454 votes. Tho heaviest vota recorded against me bona issuo conn from Clackamas county, which gavo a majority ot 4,- J9 against out ot a total vote of 8, 745. Outsida of Multnomah county, tho oond issuo was defeated by a major ity of 5009, according to flguros re ceived thus far. In Multnomah county, tho majority in lavor or tho bonds wes 19,033. Thu voto as reported Is as follows: No. 2,021 1,011 0,472 255 487 3 10 4 0 317 377 ,1,730 ' 299 02 108 310 J.2D-I 2 03 1 717 122 49 4,233 407 4,320 292 4,874 531 15.3S3 1.49S 3s 540 1,930 1,865 107 700 2,0 0 I GERMANS lmvn mhh-A f,V Jlfcid.s another hr.-ivo r1i...,.V' word of valinn war boats containing nm-vivoi's ofy'lilt' Celling life without waiMiinlr hv (iovmn-n 'jjifiit ships torpedoed authentic instances are cited Haines. Over a dozen month, when some enemy dc.stiVun'in in the past upon the scene to interrupt the u(ias i'"h'ly appeared in keeping with the humanitarian? &l;nt'e pastime, so land of tlie junker. Ymcts that rule the Pirates of old, flying the black non-combatant victims adrift at se'aV0' ' imarmc( mo not nave tJie advantage of kiil'n ,J0ars mn tney Ihey were altogether too primitive am1 IllisHd a lot supermen who aim to enslave the 'woj(ivaIm,s ior thc women and children huddled togetieiTlie Mf?htened make such fine targets for brave IT-boar"3 frail skiffs such fun to scorn a hit, send them flyinAmers' and t h tlie air or striiffi-lmo- hr.iv.w.oi.r ciVratiirients into .raters. We have 111 Vierick's (formeil in the rouSh f heir.own words for the thrill it gives to s Fatherland) - -ihiiiaiismp mat delights in the y-wumen ana children in Zeppelin ri ,"U","HI" on protected seaside resorts- la hit. der of coun- 1 the bom- iirc in the burning of libraries, the dynanX'mls I,loas" dni Is, and the chopping down of orchards; aff of cathe in the crucifixion of children and mutilatimV1,lselm'nt that heroines the desl ruction of uLusitania n,&hc afffid; Uio devastation nl n Mi.ln-inin. vi,., :. . j, ats over h''"i "mi joys in tae , . tlie dead and the lirnt'mntmn ne 1.,. 1:..: Vcration ingly drops disease germs from the sky to infAlau' with incurable ni;iladies :ml i.,.t;c; vi,. infants dead soldiers to secure oil and grease; that revived ow to transport eononered iwnnl , u.. , Averv hese sportsmen wlio know no l.-nv Mv to but might, to whom all pledges are scraps of plnV''1 ..-.j.. v.,,,,lf- t Lm. jikii vesse . wiiiiiw 111-,, iV ;LtI,0SC w,,ohavc qmma thc '""-iS COME ACROSS. OR THE KAISER WILL HAVE yon hilven't enough on li.nnd fm - v. . V. .." " , ! j, , ,, , iu mi; oanivs anu tret tl C lllKf ll llnimif nl,,,, oLU moght that Liberty bond yet? If not, do s lake au nivoi(;e of your 11101103-. If vo so you The Three Requirements of a Good Investment The three cardinal requirements of every invest ment, particularly bonds, are Safety, Marketability and return. " . How do these requirements apply to the Liberty Bonds? '.',. SAFETY Behind the U. S. national debt of about 3 billion dollars .including this issue, is an esti mated wealth of 250 bill ion dollars. Our present debt per capita is about $30 as compared to a debt per capita before the war of $1G2 in France and $75 in Great Britain. Our wealth per capita is now estimat ed at about $2500, as compared with $1750 in Great Britain, $1519 in Germany arid $1522 in France. Our yearly income is estimated at about 400 times the annual interest charges on our total debt, including the present 2 billion dollar issue. MARKETABILITY United States government bonds have always commanded an immediate market even inMImes of great financial stress. They are so salable that they are known among bond houses as about the only bonds that "can bo sold on Sunday." The conversion privilege of the Liberty bonds allows the holder, without expense to him, to exchange his bonds into any new bonds issued during the war bear ing a higher rate of interest. Such a privilege makes it practically certain that in the event of the govern ment issuing more bonds, which must be sold at par, the holder of this issue will then be able to get par for his bonds. . In the event of the war ending in a reas onable time, these bonds should then sell consider ably above their present price." RETURN' In view of their safety and marketability-, it is self-evident that the Liberty Bonds, free of all taxes except inheritance tax and paying 3i per cent and perhaps more, yield a J air return. SUBSCRIBE TODAY FOR A LIBERTY BOND AT YOUR BANK OR AT THE POSTOFFICE ESTI Josephlno Klamath Lako Iano Lincoln , Linn Malheur Marlonf ' Morrof Jlulliio'iiiiih r-olk. Shormun .. 831! .. 270 88 .. 1,304 .. 24 3 .. 1,598 .. 1 1 4 .. 3,3 S9 .. 3 1 II ..34,410 .. 1,500 .. . 4 70 Tillamook ' :.. 1,700 Umatilla Union Wallowa Wasco Washington Wheeler Yamhill Totals Majority for.. 2,2)12 1,050 15 8 1,191 2,1 10 bond on the installment plan J ii any event buy one or several bonds. uncie .sain needs m mmw.ir ir , to our allies so they can dealo, V f T Our "S ver ,,,ll,.la 1r i . "i"va iUi W f !,, "' "" uuse "silver bul- Tn Yi "Ins 1,1 siiapeior some hard hits must J 7 ' IhM b? lmA r,a,'C J'r d1,10f','a SiBcr II l! '1'11'6 fes aud hit -soon. - The sooner 1 lie hetter lor democracy ' ' - - JUUiini with a Liberty bond' Jfit llinf with ninv as jiossible Eveiy l.ond is a blow aJ Socrac E 3 bond bought makes democracy safer ( .onie across and buy a Liberty bond 1'or if you don't come across tlie kaiser will AYe hive Rot to stop the madman of L'urope. A bond will helP stop Vlj'rhc btIl,,.iU,pul0 st0P t,,fi Raiser and his hordes is in Europe It he isn't shipped there he will come acr o s here w?" ,:::,w,r:n th:; to ti,e 1 SSi V ' '. ,MK: u 1 " " 1 "UISS 's fi'omg to take place. Either le niMV Irnm-i-ni' o i. . 1 . .. i . 1 i-mni I i , mi npy and rrS i Mini m M WASllIXGTOf upon clnims fi BOARDS TO UPON ARMY ygPIIONS o unu: o. To pass tiim from niili- ., i ,.-,-v cons(.ril,timl ,b0,'n s h, nppointod Inl.on. Hwi..nnno.(Ul, ,,v thc provost mnrslial ,rlps 0f. fi in a slatomimt saviuA i HARVEST FRECKLES sad, or Y 1 i tjf in i-oi 1 1 1 1 1 r I ss ' nv nn i nnL. .... . .. i if,,f ai.. '""".'."""'ii-iiv. sau n, ,,, ,-. vnunary ( unzen ' oioo across now am I nm ti, 1 winch it will be. Kaiser can t. ,900 r 7 s .72,320 .1 1.I.-.4 07,8110 RUSSIAN NEWS IS MORE ENCOURAGING TO ALLIES WASIIIXOTO.N', .limo 8 Kncmir- iiKHiK Inipnin-mcnt In Iho Husslan situation was roporti'tl lu offlrlal ills imtrbos today, tcllliiK of stridor dis cipline in the army, which was ser iously (hri'iiloiu-il by tho political up heaval and tho slipplni; nwuy of all easle. This Is assumed to be a result of tho efforts of Minister of W'sr Koi onsky, who has been tourlnc the fronts. Tho great effort here now Is to bo friendly and sympathetic toward the provisional authorllles at I'elroi;ra(l. rather than distrustful aud Intrusive. The r.ovoi'limoiit lias udoplcd a firm policy or not allowluK tho slightest suspicion lo arise that it is trying to Interfere In tho Internal affair of llussla, while at the same time sland ing ready and anxious to be of all aid possible whenever tho hint Is given. Prompt settlement of tlie Kron sladt trouble, when radicals broke away irom mo provisional govern ment to found n separate administra tion, has strengthened tho belief here that liussla will find Its own way out. Tho Htitl-nnnosallou, anti-lndem-nlty program of the council of Work men and Soldiers' didegates Is not lit erally Interpreted hero ns opposing territorial readjustments In the spirit of Bolf-governmont ond national gov ernment, which tho HilBslans them selves proclaim they are fighting for. The flrBt Is thought only to forbid actual contpiest nnd the second the Imposition of punitive Indemnities', such as Germany placed upon France when Bho cxtortod 1,000,000,000 from her In 1871. E SI'HINtiniOLn, Mo., Juno 8. An 80-year-old preacher, known as a Oorman sympathizer, was under sur veillance today iu;tho Investigation of an alleged "abductlun syndicate plot" resulting from the kidnaping lust week of the wealthy banker's child, l.loyd Keet, and the arrest of seven persons. A threatening loiter received by the Adams family, some members of which aro now In custody In connec tion with alleged plots to kidnap n local Jeweler and a St. l.ouls muni tions manufacturer was made public by the police today In the belief that the Adams family knew about the ah-1 ductlou of the Keet Infant and that! tho letter was written to silence them, j The nolo was addressed to Taylor II. ! Adams, one of those under arrest and contained a playing rutd. the ace of: hearts Willi the figure pierced with a' sketched dagger and brood drips fall ing. "Wo will got you In one month," was the scribbled warning on a plain card In tho envelope. OFFICERS LISTED WASHINGTON, JlM1(, 8.AppU. cants for the second series of of. I leers' (raining eamps, which will M'ou .unjust ist submit th. applications between June 15 and Julv '' to i lie oomiiiunilim.' general of the 'cinnmcnt in which Ihev live. Annv examiners w, visit convenient points uiei .inly in to examine the new piieanls. Hccommemliitilcins, it is staled are not desired, only (Il three i'opon!.j(, vouch for th. emption ap- nppl AMSTCUUAM, June S. n charge- d'affaires at en bunded his passports - The llal Herlln has . according e names ol citizens who will applicant. It is nn. !minoc,l that preference will he oiven to men over the draft inn aire of :i, and men under ihe u-e will have dif ficulty in (inniilying, unless they -bow unu.-ual euimeiiv ., :i:. ' Hill I l i I 1 ,1 V I, ....... ...... XI 1 - ! i in e. ..ieu w iii) qualified for inc in-st camps hut were not ordered nun service must renew (heir eat ions. 'Hie classes of eligible fixed shows "ii intention lo draw heavily from members of I lie officers' reserve corps not selected for tile first ,,,! 0f training, non-rommi-siouoil officers of the regular army, former ol'ieers nl' the army and men who have had experience in war or in army service. lo a dispatch from tho Herman oanl- tal. Tho llultlen dlnlomnt l,,,i nuiKiy iiresenieu a nolo nmin.ii,,. j against unrestricted snbniarlne war j fare and domnnding compensation for j losses caused to llultlen and life. Ti: "There will bo a loon' Krt.,.l c ... uuiiiH iui appro.xnunieiy oiA ;() oqo population. The power of fc,J,in'tn these boards rests xvith th. ,,,,sj" ilent but the task - is so Intro .,t a general plan for their clect lias been outlined by the presdent. These local boards will mve to do especially xvith self exeeiiini; ex emptions, Hint is, (hose in xvtch ex emption depends only upon lie de termination of facts, as for oample, whether a man is a federal, state or judicial officer,, whether 1c is a clergyman or whether he cones in any other way within any eliiHificn tion for which exemption is speifio ally provided in the selective Service law. "In each federal indicia .lis. trict there will be at least outboard of review to which appeal nav be taken from local boards ami which will have als original .jurisdiction; in the exclusion or ilischnrgt from the selection draft of persons etragod in industry, including: npriedture, . found to be necessary to Ihe lminle nnnce of the military eMiiblismicnt of Ihe efl'octive operation of Ihimili- COPEXHAGEN, June 8. The ap parent dwindling of German grain stocks under the drain imposed by the supplementary broad allowance, to compensate for missing' potatoes, .was the cause o tho recent hastily sum money conference of representatives of the central powers in Berlin. Offi cials of the German food department supported by energetic representa Uons from the military and diplo matic authorities, xvon the grant of an additional proportion for Germany of the grain stocks captured ill ltu-mania. The German authorities are con ducting a vigorous publicity! Cam lgn to convince tho people that all la xv .u with the coming harvest and that present food difficulties will diB appear as nou as the new crop is ax'ailable. A hint of somewhat different possi bilities is given in a paragraph which slipped into a glowing account of crop prospects in tho weekly Woche. This paragraph says: "If all conditions continue favora- bio Germany can hope for barely t medium harvest owing to the lack of fertilizers, particularly nitrates." The fruit harvest, according to ex- perls, will also be only medium. larv forces or the maintenance of national interest durinjr the emergen cics. "The exemption regulations nre not m linul form. When they are they will be promulgated by the president." A Great mnnv Vdiim An,nn about to become mothers xvorrj over the fear that the great straii and physical suffering mav impair their good looks. Uut thousand of women xvho have borne several chil dren tell of the preparation known as "Mother's f riend" which has proven itself a Loon in just such cases, "Mother's Friend" is a prepara tion of special piU and other ingre dients especially prepared f.,r ex pectant mothers. It is a prescrip tion ot k famous puvsiciun. "Mother's Friend" helps nature and makes it easy for tlie muscles and ligaments of the abdomen to ex pand. Much of the pain and dis comfort is relieved. All druggists supply "Mother's Friend." Apply it yourself, night and morning. Many women say it is worth its weight in frold. Just the information every mother should possess is contained in a spe cial book, prepared by the Brndtield Kcgulutor Conipanv, Dept. M, 44a Atlanta, Ga. Writs for the book; it is free to users, commerce ASK FOR and GET Horlick's , The Original' Malted Milk Substitutes Cost YOU Sams Prlca. JOHN A. PERL 17NDERTAKEI J.ady Assistant. SH HOl'TII 1UUTI.KTT. Phone and 47-J-il. Austoniohlle Hearse Service. Ambulant, Qnt-K You Can Never Know At Just the moment you may need some particular article of equipment on your car. KmerRencles sometimes arise when extra shoes, inner tubes, tools, etc., are a necessity. It is to provide you with these essentials that we have marked our entire stock at low figures. C.. F. CfltoO AlltA fn SALEM, June 8. Twenty-eight counties inOregon have returned a tot nl registration of .'15,71)8. With eight counties and the city of Port land to be reported, every indication points to a total registration xvell under the estimate placed on the state by the xx'ar department. This is due partially to the fact that the population of tlie state xvus estimated at 802,'j:i9, which probably is excessive, and to the fact that, ac cording to the estimate of Adjutant General White, tlie state is nctitled to a credit of between !000 nnd 0(100 men already iu the service. - The population, as shoxvn by the 1!)10 ensns, xvus uiAibu. l'otalnd's lteglstration. Under tho xvnr department's esti mate, Portland is credited xx-itli a pop ulation of .'1(18,3!)!), xvith its quota of registration at 47,782. Portland';, rejr- istratiou, complete xx'ith the exception of precinct No. 41, totals only 18,110. With this heavy reduction irom the estimate, the states registration will he f0 per cent under the oslimalc, since in the majority of Slates the war department figures exceed' actual reg istralions. Exemptions claimed exceed by 1 good majority the (funis signed as free from exemptions, nl 24 conn ties tbo exemptions numbered l.",004, in the total registration of 20.850, leaving 11,252 nonclaimnnts of ex emption. The summary of Southern Oregon counties reporting is as follows: Josephine county reported 580; xx-nr department estimate, 1200; aliens, 4; alien enemies, 3; colored, 1. Jackson' county reported 1I1S3; aliens, 27; clien enemies, 4; colored, 1. Lake county reported 6S4; war de partment estimate, 052; aliens, 43 alien enemies, 1, bane county reported. 2o4!l ; war department estimate, 481.1; aliens, 88; alien enemies, 5. Douglas county, 1501. "Kie-Yie-Yie! Get He 'Getsr Quick!" 2 Drops Make Corn "Fail" Off ! Tvb joined tho Ntver-Agaln Club. Never urhIii will I use anything, for corns but .Octs-It.' - Put 2 Utods of 'Uets.lf on. andfrorn that sec ond the corn begins to dhiivol. Oh, Don't Touch It! It'll Ko Sore!" I He "tietH-It" and It Will fcever , lie Sorel . Instead of swelllnpr up llko a little" xvhito Bponge. Then It loosens 'iron, your toe ami. glory hallelujah! tht corn comes off as thoUEli you d take a glove off your hand!" yes VCets-lt" Is the corn discov ery ot tho age. -More "Oets-It" Is uo'ld by many tlmos than any other corn remedy in existence. Try It . and you'll know the reason why. It takes two seconds to apply it, and it dries at once. That's all. Don t experiment follow the experience of millions and use "CJets-It." "(lets-It" Is sola everywhere. 250 tx liottle, or sent on receipt of price by K. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, 111, Sold in Medford and recommended' as the world's best corn remedy by Ieon B. Haskins, Medford Pharmacy, and Heath's Drug Store. Xow Is tho Time to (let lild of These IWy SiKit-s. There's no longer the slightest need of feeling ashamed of your freckles, the prescription othine double strength Is guaranteed to remove these homely spots. Simply get an ounce of othine , double strength from any druggist and apply a little of it night and morning and you should soon see that even the xvorst freckles have begun to disappear, while tho Hghter3 ones have vanished entirely. It is soldom that more titan an ounce Is noeded to completely clear the skin and gain a beautiful complexion. Do suro to ask for the double strength othine as this Is sold under guarantee of money back if it fails to remo,ve freckles. EIXJAU WIGHT JEW ELK II Watch repairing my specialty. Ar tistic engraving. Prompt service, per sonal attention. No. 17 North Con tral Avenue, Medford, Oregon. Phone 861-It. ( Kv SUITS TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS Children Like Ice Cream Why not give it to them It has been proven by experts that ICE CREAM gives the greatest energy and builds the finest tissues with the least waste it has MORE FOOD VALUE and will build more strength than most of the food we nre now eating. Could you give the children any thing better? It's a pure, wholesome, tissue building food. Let the klddlea have plenty of Velvet Ice Cream. White Velvet Ice Cream Co. Mever-fitflM l&K j Now ia trie Time to ? 5 Plant J f Sxveet Peas, Psniles and all J J Morse's other Grand Priis I r California Seeds ( r M.'""l,,k''u'"irt"'rf'' s J Ot Salt tT a U.dinj Dcil.rt I II r i j , MrlT Mor. 1 C C. MORSE S CO. ' I Seedsmen Ssn Frsndsco Ji GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Herb cure for earache, headache, catarrh, diphtheria, Bore throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stom ach trouble, heart trouble, chills iW-d fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked breast, cures all kinds of gotten. NO OPERATION1. ' 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, ana hearing of Gim Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 241 South Front street In Medford) I de cided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and I started to feeling bet ter as Boon as I used them, and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was t see Gim Chung and try his Herbs, (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON, Witnesses: M. A. Anderson, Medford. S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point. Frank Lewis, Eagle Point. Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point c W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point. C. E. Moore, Eagle Point. J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point. Geo. D. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point. Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point. WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Medford The Only Exclusive Conimcreial Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made any time or place by appointment. Phone U7-J. We'll do the rest.