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IN III OF WAR
PREPARE PEACE
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Uncle Sam's Peace Negotiators in
Training This Does Not Mean
That Peace Is Imminent, But Data
Will Be Prepared for Use When
Needed.
Uy il LS N CAKUNKK.
WASHINGTON'. D. ('., 0-(. On
Hit theory that in timo of war a na
tion httiUi proparo t'"r in'iire, tin
tulminiMnilion is ;rooinii:r twn di--tini:iu-lnk(l
Aun rii'an- to .-it nt tin
pence table as experts. One is Jus
tire Louis Hnimli'is of the I'uiU'ii
States supreme eonrt, arul the otber
js l'ibncl K. M. Houm' of Texas un-ot'lii-ial
trit'iul ui' the iKlininiMniliori.
Suli is tin report, at least, cretlitetl
in well-infonm l ein b-s.
Aeeunliiii: tu tins report, Bramlei
eut hrt bis aeatiuii in the Aiiiron
tlaeks ami i-aine to Y;i-liiiiLrtori nt
tile .-ULre-tinn of the preiilenl. lit
beyan epiippiiiLr a library in an
npartnient at Stonleiuli Court, to
Vhieh litis been tnuilerretl all the
books, maps MntiMiral, sm-ioloieal
ami H)litieii data aailable on the
lialkans, Au.-t ria, l'niia, I'olaml,
Fin I a ml and Knsin,
To Sillily Slduitlon.
In otber words the eastern section
of the war map lias been ni::ned
to J ut ire Hrandei-i as a Milijn-t on
which to make him-ell1 an e)ieit. The
western e-tion has been a-it;nrd to
Colonel llouc.
The creation of tlne two experts
docs not indicate the administration
considers peace imminent. All oft'i
eiul opinion, m the contrary, is
that the war iimM i;o on, possibly tor
two years. This country has only
just heijun to f,ret ready to tinlit.
However, it - ohviou-, there will be
an end of the war some time, and
that when thai time come- it will he
highly import tint to have ready to
join in the peace entileivnce Ameri
can delegates who will know what the
conference i about.
IV v Americans know tin yl him;
about the highly eomplr ated i;uv
prubleins involved in the Kuiopeat
military, political and religious wai .
Any di.-ciisiin of term, of final cl
tlement will viimv an cliau.t!e
knowledge ot Luropcan hi-tory. I:
will reipure, aUo, that the peace del-c-:atc
be po-led us to the pa-t tie
yetirs.
ttnuulies' (tuilil'tcaiious.
The lialkan tatcs were known .1
lhe powder tuaua.'iue of Kiii''c "
t'mintrie- like Iu---ki, hcp ,1
state reliirion ,bnn the cl: i1 i mto
the ne;ot iat i n.
,lu-ticc lt;i:lc- ha- -oiuc knowl
edge of l'tvr. !i isnd Ocrman, 11c i
noted al-o a-- rv ! the ieo-l -i;c
ce--ful neuoiiator- :n li t- country.
Colonel ltoiie id-o acitiicd
fame a- a wic imwv ' m'r u e. lie
va de-en bed b 1'ie-idcia li-o'i
'ee. and ear-" for ti.e .uli-un.-. - 1
lion, and at arioa- time- Sa- i;onc .
nbr-'ad to 1m- y . - ami car- ' on j
peace ;tiul u . r. W'lu ll the tunc rmnr
the I mil d Stat, s th. -!et.re w it! hac!
two m cm ' ' ;-r -liidi'y i .iip)cd t" :
L'lappie w ;;h p, a. c i.iiIe pioi.
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cilt.illl in 'lli 1 crs of .o!i.:i( '-i 1 ii-
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war, fl.ired up .u:.i:i, in the
today h.-n U.'(.rr ..- ..... o!
linnet lr.i.le i -I'tc.-a ci-ntev..!ii'..;
that Hi f ;n b.i.l i:if.-!..titi.i:v . h J
Mason iwth tiv.wn .U'd ' liakcd h i1,
w Ith Knai'.l l!,'M:r..ul."
Kep; ex mat i i.t!:n i "v ti '
ronseni of tlu' li'.':-c t'l'ic to
name th-1 '. t'.c'c' : ' ,i i ai'.c i
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by lie, to. :i'.ilu,' i;.,ir,. r c( Tf.is
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UNCLE SI 1 I
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ATLANTIC CITY, X. .1.. ict. X
( 'harL'iiii.r that "prot c-.-iuti.il prohi-bitioni-ts"
are "delibcrai ei v tryinir to
mi.-lt'jui the people by faUificat ion
and by takinu advaittaue of war con
ditions," President (iustave I'ab-t of
Milwaukee, spcakimr before the war
convention of the lnitcd States
Brewers association, (Mj. v ui'jed
delegates to unite in a national liirlit
for existence.
.Mr. I'ab-t pointed out that the as
sociation had offered its co-upcra-tion
to all the department- of the fed
eral ;;ovcrr hi tent and "the -ubvcrip-tion
by brewer ot million-; of dollar
for liberty bond-, nt i time when the
very life of the brewing industry was
bring threatened w it li dc-t met ion."
was substantial proof of the altitude
of the inda-lry toward the govern
ment and its war aims.
The president called upon brewers
thriioiit the nation to leae no stone
unturned to -w-'iire t lie en !oi cement
of alt prohibition ami rcruialury laws
regard ill'.; (lie -Inpmcal and alc of
beer.
The brewer- adapted a rc .dtit.oii
pledimr their support to the gov
ernment in the conduct of the war.
The crop improvement committee
presented a report de-i-jricd to show
the relatively .-mall amount of tood
grains consumed bv the breweries.
ASSOCIATED PRESS
NEW YOiiK. Oct. I!. The direc
tors of the Associated Press, in ses
sion here today, unanimously resilve;i
to transfer the sum of $2 00,000,
which the association has in its em
ergency fund, to an investment in lib
erty loan bonds, as was done in the
case of the first issue. In addition
it was unanimously resolved that the.
executive officers be authorized to
encourage the subscription for liberty
ioan koiids by employes on a partial
payment plan. I he association to carry
he bonds and deferred paymtnts un
lit fuirv YuM'Tor h employes.
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GUARANTEED
1 ATTRACTION FRICE: Lo''er I"-c,or
BRAWL IN SPOT
Mrs. Kmma K. Kriwards who koepa
tlie Spot rooming houe on West .Main
street, and a. .Mexican named S. Gon
Xiilcs, were arraigned in I'ollt o .ludge
Taylor's court tills morning on the
chargn of assault with a deadly weap
on. The Mexican was charged with
pandering. They pleaded not guilty
and their hearings were set for tills
afternoon, and they were ordered
held under bund of J.'.ou until the
time of trial.
The arrests grew out of a brawl
in the rooming house last Sunday
night, daring which the accused and
a man known as John Hue, who has
not been arrested yet, it is alleged
badly beat up with a black jack a
middle aged Japanese by the name of
Nobuichi Takeshima.
As a result of the trouble Sundav
night and also because of the long
known general bad reputation of the
resort, it is probable County Pros
ecutor Roberta will take Bteps to
have the rooming house closed, un
less Mayor On tea and Chief of Police
II it t son act to close the place.
The Ki! wards woman put up with
.Hidgo Taylor a number of diamond
rings in cxecsa of $."Oii value as bail
for her appoaiauce this afternoon.
C. C. 10 C0NSUL1
SHIPPERS ON R1AES
WAS!iIKiTn. Oct. X- The in
terstate commerce commission today
notiticd the railroads of the country
that it pp. posed hereafter before
granting applieat ions for increased
rates to place such lipplications be
fore the shippers inicre-ted in their
operation.
400.000 HOMELESS IN
TOKI0 FROM TYPHOON
LONDON. Oct. X-A Shanghai ,
dispatch to Renter's says that as the
result nf a tphoon which swept over
Tela.. o:; Monday PMI.ihiii per-ous
are bomeles- jind that lS:i are dead,
and -17 missing.
Wrine of tfie tftfent
The "EYES OF
THE WORLD"
ILa-old Bell
CYCLONIC
LOVE STORY
Opens Tonig ht
A M Ci!., v..
V '. -if 2.15
ASK SENATE 10
I OUST LA FOLLETTE
lXIHANAl'OUS, Oct. n. A reso
lution directed at Senator Hubert M.
I. a r'olh'tte, denouncing 1 "all acts
and utterances of a disloyal na
tnnv' were adopted bv the Indiana
state council of defense today.
: ,. SANTA KK. X. M, Oct. 3. Chin.
, Springer, chairman of the executive
committee of the Xew Mexico state
council of defense, today telegraphed
I'nitcd State Senator A. li. Kali of
"this state, urging the expulsion of
i Senator I. a Kollette "for utterance.
I too nearly seditious to be spoken by
a senator of the Tinted states."
Cheer up, Med ford folks; for we
are soon all going to be rolling in
wealth, bemuse of the. fact that Mike
Womaek, the mine promoter, ;:nis
peetor ami locator has turned phil
anthropist and is going to let every,
body in the city in on a good thing.
Mike announced Wednesday t ha(
he recently discovered a wonderfully
big silver deposit in the bills tour
miles from Jac ksonville ruby sil
ver, at that. The ledge of silver i
:i(to feet wide, be says, and is evei
so long. The deposit will cover ten
claims in territory, Mike avers,
"1 am having assays nede of the
silver I have taken out, and if the-e
prove my judgment of the enormous
deposit, I am going to give everybody
in Med ford a sdinrc in the claims."
said big-hearted Mike. "Then wj
can get to work together and deve'oit
the property, and everybody will
have money.
'Why should I let everyone in on
this? Simply because I have o
many other good things in the mineral
line. Why should 1 bog it nil whei
1 can do something so handsome for
Med ford and its people f Well, so
long."
Then Mike hopjH'd onto a pns-e-:-gcr
train and started for Gold Hill to
look after some manganese o ir..l
he has located in that rcLi.'ii.
With Meilfnrd trail? Is Medfnrrt mnrtn
Wrisrht's
A.
Efi.ngs. 7:15. 5:15
Memnir.e Loge3 75c
I1EU.1XC.HAM, Wash., Oct. 3.
The salmon cannery at Kxeursion In
let, Alaska, owiitri by the Astoria and
Paget Sound Canning company of
this city, has been destroyed by fire.
according to a cablegram received by j
President Daniel Campbell today. !
Forty thousand cases of salmon were j
destroyed with the plant. j
VICTOR BERGER'S PAPER
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MILWAUKEE. Oct. 3. The Mil
waukee Leader, organ of the socialist l
party in this city, today was denied j
privilege of the United States mails.
The order, it is said, is based on a
I section of the espionage act. Victor
j L. Ilerger is editor and chief owner
oi the publication.
JAPANESE MISSION
VISITS OYSTER BAY
NKW YoKk". Oct. .V Viscount
Ishii and other members of the im-
j perial .1apane-e mission visile, 1 Col
i onel Iioosevelt at his home at Oys
j ter Hay today. The mission prob
! ably will b-ave New York on Satur
; day.
FILLMORE. Cab, Oct. 3. Two for-
est fires in the hills back of this town
(are believed to have caused the loss
I of nine lives and have destroyed oil
derricks, pipe lines, buildings and
other property to a value estimated
; tonight at jr.OO.miO.
IF YOUR EARS RING
WITH HEAD NOISES
If you havo Catarrlial r)onfup?s
or head noises -o to Heath's 'Drus
Store, HasUin's lruit Store. Strang's
Urns Store. MedforJ Pharmacy, West
Side Pharmar-y, and stet 1 ounce of
Parniint tdout'le strcn.uthl, and add
to it pint of hot water and 4 ounces
of urantllated suiiar. Take 1 table
spoonful four times a day.
This will often brins quick relief
front the distressing head noises.
Closed nostrils should open, breath
ing btcotnes easy and the mumus stop
dropping into the throat. It is easy
to prepare, costs little and is pleasant
to take. Any one who has Catarrhal
Deafness or head noinses should itive
this prescription a trial.
Clrt
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A Uu-fte force of workmen today
beiiun the erection at 'Mowitwe-t,"
the Ue-inaltl l'arsons ranch near
I lilt, of- what, when completed, viH
lie the lnrL'et and rno-t complete
modern lmrn with mi-to-the minute
inipnnements and iahor-savinj de
vices on t he I'acific coast. J'raiiK
('. Clarke of Medfonl is the an hi
test. The harn will he 1 10 bv Km fee!
in dimensions, two stoiiei hit:!-. ;nd
will have several commodious v.''!i.
It will he a frame structure The
hue barn will he the largest nf the
muiiv buihlin-.'s on 'he lllim-acre
ranch. Anion;,' other inodern fu
tures it will conlain a vermin-proof
jtrnnarv and a creamery department,
will have special ventilation a J
sanitary feature- thruout. and will
he llioroly equipped with uuder l
machinery.
.Mr. Parsons is also making; a mm
her of other iinpruveinent- on the
ranch, includinir alterations on his
siiuinier home, lie is having installed
two separate electric lihtiu: and
power sy-tems for the various bnil l-
li CAPITAL
ipj $100,000.
Win. G. Tait .
(ri- Crawford
tieiiGiieiiank
MEDFORD OREGON W
Biiy WK Bi2ay
J i he Woman $ oiors J
BIRTHDAY
PARTY
You .;irc all hiviteil t attind our lirtlulav Party,
Thumlay. Oi-tolicr 4th, at 2 . in., when wo will out
our IJirtliilay Cake. i- nita iiiiii-r a Solid (iol,l King.
"Who will lie tho lucky jiorson to got the ring?
Milk Prices Advance
Prices Aftr October 10. 1917
r ir-i. i ; :.. ti.e :.:S: ,,; : -ccond. th, lii-h e-t ,.f livitv.-.
B'! "' M''':'-'r'i mu- :.id tin prieo t,f tniik. to-ut:
1 quart of milk. $3.00 per month.
2 quarts of milk. $5.50 per month.
3 quarts of milk. $7.50 per month.
I pint of milk, $1.50 per month.
Coffee Crtam: Half pint daily, pc month. . 12' jC day Not by
rr.cnt';, halt pint. 15c: pint. 25c. Whipping Cream. 30c pint
""-; - ' .- " " 30 Cfn,s P- Ballon, i;..,,;, . , w , (M1,
All tills due
WHITE'S VELVET ICE
J. H. BELLINGER
C. W PERT
F. VAN DYKE
PAINS SHARP
AND STABBING
Woman Thought She Would
Die. Cured by Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
Ocdensburg, Wis. "I Buffered from
female troubles which caused piercing
.pains iiKe a unite
tnrougn my oacK
and side. I finally
lost all my strength
so I had to go to
bed. The doctor
advised art oper
ation but I would
not listen to it. I
thought of what I
had read about Lydia
E. Pinkham'a Vege
table Compound and
tried it. The first
bottle brought great
relief and six bottles have entirely
cured me. All women who have female
trouble of any kind should try Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound."
Jlrs. Etta Dorion, Ogdensburg, Wis.
Physicians undoubtedly did their best,
battled with this case steadily and could
do no more, but often the most scientific
treatment is surpassed' by the medicinal
properties of the good old fashCired
roots and herbs contained in Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
If any complication exists it pays to
write the Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine
Co., Lynn, Mass., for special free advice.
PI
fe $
I lit i.tJ$&
Value of a Checking Account
VUHOEVER deposits his income and
' withdraws his outgo from a check
ing account, not only gains system, record
and convenience in his transactions, but
acquires PRESTIGE for himself.
LIBERTY LOAN NOTES
Hack up the Hoys of Jackson County who
will fiitlil for YOl', too, by suhscribinf: for
a Liberty Horn! on the l'AY-AS-YOL'-SAVK
1'I.AX.
President II
.Cashier r!
tU'll SIOKK IS URD-
VI "AISTKHS 1'lllt AITOISTS
The reason for our nopulariiy
is our excellent poods sold at
moderate prices. It does not
cost so much to operate- yotir
car if you buy your supplies
from us. Our stock of tires,
horns, llchts, vtitnl shields, etc..
has been si bv-teil with extreme
care.
C. E, Gates Auto Co.
In, tile- are rut irmd.
by the I Oth.
J. W. SNIDER
CREAM CO.
C C. HOOVER
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