Medford mail tribune., October 10, 1917, Page 4, Image 4

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ent, Jacksonville and Central
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urnciai paper or Jackson county,
Entfirod as fronl-pl(in mat tor
M-dford, OreKon, under the aot of March
Rworn Circulation for J 'J 1 6 2,491.
MKMIIKH OK THI'I AKHOCJ AT10D
Pit
Full Tned Wlr St-rvloe. Thp Abso
clnli'd Prc-HS Is pxehislvt-ly entitled tr
tuo UH ror rpui)ii-Hi ion or all ih-wh
crt'UHLMi to t or not otn-rw s- crmi ti-d
In thin pnrfr, nritl iiIho tho lor;i dpws
PTittiiMUcd ncrcin, ai riiiiiiH or ri'imti
Mention of Rpecliil di spate hen liureln are
0. & C. GRANT TAX
roim.ANII, (M. 111. Ninclffn
warrants, utrjiregatiiii,' aiiriixininli'
ly $1,-111(1,11011, have I.t'fti received
i'rmn I lie treasurer of the t'nitcd
Slates liy Oswald West t'nr payment
tit' the accrued taxes niii! penalties
ii)(in Hie Oregon & ('uliliirniu grant
lands.
Tile warrants are drawn in favor
t)f each til' the 18 land mini, foiuilit's
in Oregon mid Clarke futility in
Washington, which enntnins a small
acreage (if grunt land.
Tin1 taxes are In lie paid tipoii Hie
linsnld lands nf Hie gnini, settlfiiifiit
iif tnxes'diio tin eniitntet lands bring
reserved until the tiicsliiin (if the le
gal title In thfse hinils and the I'un
soiiicnt tax- lialiilily tif the letrnl
nwiifr has lieen finally tli'leraiined 1 1
the salisfaeliiin of Hie Miveniaient.
Ilocciils are now bring irriuri'd by
the different coiiuly tax departments,
and as soon as these Imvt! lieen fin
ished, fliffhed and uiinivnl hv ex
(lovernor West the uiirrnnls will he
delivered by him In I In unties. Ii
is expected that the payments will
lie eommeneed and prnhahly eoiuplet
eil 1 ii i-iiir the early purl of Hie ruin
ing week. Tile largest warrant, up
proximal in:; .$.'111(1.(1(111, is in favor of
Douglas eniintv, the smullrst in fa
vor of Clarke county, Washington.
BERNSTORFF LED SABOTAGE
(Continued trom rage One.)
of thoao taken hy the Anierlenn secret
servlro men in the laid on the of
fice of Wolf Von Igrl In New York.
Thnt Count Von llernstorff was rally
aware of tho intimate danger In which
lio personally was placed liy the raid
on tho secret (leraiau files, Ik now
recalled liy newspapermen who hail
dully relations with hlai. lie tl I tl
not hesitate to express the liellef that
Ills official tenure la Washington was
lioilhd to lie very short. When re
intntleil that nothini; In the Mate nf
the negotiations In progress lielwecn
Ills emliassy and I lie slate depart
ment regarding Interference with
Anierlenn coinuieico Indlrntcd un
such rrltlral slliiallnn. ho dalM.i
hiuleil that there mio oilier matters
not pulill:.heil that might cause trou
ble, anil that lie hllllrflf might lie Ihc
Victim of uils-eircscnlaliou to the
slate ilcparlnicat.
Il'h'ii)' ami I'tcslilftil.
Publication of the On man foreign
office's message referring to Jeremiah
O'l.curv cause, 1 many smile of k rim
satisfai lion at. the while house, n
was recalled that during the last
presidential campaign O'l.cary, a:;
president of the American Truth so
ciety, telegraphed the l'n sldeut thai
lie and many other Americans would
not voii. for Mr. Wilson on acoaul
of his Iniernallonal policy.
The ircMtlcni replied from tils pum
mel' home at Shadow l.awn, under
tlate of September i'.Mli;
"Your telcuram recoiled. 1 would
feel deeply mortified to have yon or
anybody like you vote lor me. Sim c
you have access to many disloyal
Americana ami I have not, I will n-k
you to convey this niev;ai:o to thent
(Skneil) "WOOI'liOW WILSON".'1
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Ono lindane
proves it. 25cnt all dniijisl.s.
i JOHN A. PERL
UKDERTAKia
IjHiIj Anslstnnt.
H BOl'TII HAHTliKTT.
Itione M. 47 lUid 43-J-9.
Atlitomolille Ilnrn Surrlc.
Ambultne forT!i t. Xirtir
DUPLICITY IN
P lMJLirA'I'iOX I iv Hie slah1 dcpaHnrciit of tclfffraiiis
xcliancd lielwecn the (Jcrniim fjovcriinioiit and
Ambassador You 'I'eriistoHT in 1910 prove coiicliisivcly
lli.'it tlio Gorman liroyiaalida in Amt'rica was condiiftc'd
tindfi' the ji'ersonal Kiiiervision of the German ambassa
dor at the instance of bis superiors. It is a typical in
stance of German duplicity in diplomacy.
The exposure follows 1 lie revelations as to how
J ,700,000 of German funds were placed at the command
tf Jjernstorff bv IJolo Tasha for use in German propa
ganda woi'k jiresuniably to lie 'expended as the $f)0,000
asked for by Jiernstorff "as on former occasions," in in
i'luencinn; congi'css.
JOvhlently lnifje amounts were spent to dynamite
American property, engineer sabotage in American
industries, precipitate strikes in munition plants, corrupt
roveriiinent agencies, poison public opinion, interfere in
politics and influence congress.
Little by little the ramifications of the German war to
dominate the world by force, by intrigue, by duplicity are
being exposed to scorn. The outlines of the feudal struc
ture stand out in clear relief now. The bombs of bedevil
nient intended by the kaiser to destroy American solidar
ity, as similar weapons have destroyed IJussian unit, are
exploded one by one, "with contrary effect to that in
tended, revealing the treachery, insincerity and murderous
intentions of the German government.
'IJernstorff has gone but the German propaganda
still exists, conducting its dirty work thru peace societies,
thru labor agitators, Ihru newspapers, thru congress,
thru professional Irish agitators and German organiza-
'ions. Still t he effort to divide America goes on still the
attempt, more or less successful, to delay war prepara
1 ions, proceeds.
German efficiency in diplomacy stands exposed by the
despised Yankees as the clumsy treacheiy, devilish
duplicity and crooked cunning of soulless statecraft a
sardonic ."joke for the world to laugh at.
Tho First National hank of this
illy, enjo.vn tho distinction of having
total resources In excess of a million
dollars, as will lie seen by their .state
ment elsewhero. This bank has
reached this volumo of business bc
foro but nt tho present time, after
tho recent heavy withdrawals on ac
count of money invested by tho bank
;iud depositors in liberty loan bonds
and on Int; to other conditions of tho
country, this is a remarkable showing
and siieaks well for the officials and
especially for President Win. (!. Tail
who has only been connected with
(he bank a short tlnto and has al
ready established an enviablo record
for ability and efficiency.
ALLIES ATTACK FLANDERS
(Continued Irom rago On.)
way, and was smashed by tho llritisli
artllery firo.
Dlvlsiou Wiped Nut.
An entire (rcrman division the
7th was hrouR-ht up durlns the
niitht to relieve tho division In the
line between Poelcaiipellc and the
lloutholst forest. Tho men were
transported in motor lorries from
lioulers anil arrived at the advanced
positions about ;i o'clock this morn-
They were ii; no rant of tho na
ture of the country and when caught
in the attack some two hours, later
they wie bewildered and put up
Utile resistance.
The at lack was launched as tlaivn
was breaking. The French army on
the left flank of the Itrltish, were
faclni: probably the worst section
alum; the line, as the ground over
which they had In advance was inter
laced with little streams ami the rain
had turned the kiouiuI into a Iiok.
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Regular Prices
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DIPLOMACY
O. M. l'lunmicr, former nuinaer of
the Union Stock Yards, I'ortland,
now spcfinl representative of W. R
Ayer, "cncrul food administrator for
Oregon, will speak at t lie public lib
rary at -l o'clock (his afternoon. He
addressed a representative audience
in I he Cliaiuher of Comnioroe rooms
at ('mints l'tiss yesterday on food
conservation.
"Tin1 idea o the food conservation
eainpaii;n," says Mr. Tliimmer, "is to
conserve the supply of wheat, meat,
suirur and butter fats particularly,
not that nc are to eliminate them
from our diet, hut to substitute Koine
o! !i !t foods for n portion of the
ainoilnt ordinarily consumed. A
wliealless day and it meatless day a
week is recommended."
GIANTS DEFEAT SOX, 2 TO 0
(Continued trum pags 1.)
Three-base hit, Holicrtson. Stolen
hase, lioliertsiin. Sacrifice hit, Hur
iden. Double play, Rnriden to ller
zoi:. Left on bases, Chicatro 4, New
York 8. first on errors, New York
'J. Karned runs, off Cicutte 2. Struck
out, by Cicutte S, by Ilenton ."i. t'ln
pifes, at (lie plate Klein, first base
( I'Louhlm, second lias Kit-dcr.
Time, 1 :.Vi.
The lotal attendance today as of-
ficially
receipt
announced was .t.t.i
and their division
The
were as
follows:
'I'otal receipts. !fT.1,lort.
National commission's
$::iin.:o.
Players' share, .f:ifl,fi:t7.B2.
Kaeh club's share, 1 H,1.! 1 j
She's just the most
Superlative OYca
t lire in knickers
you have ever seen.
That's
Marguerite Clark
The Amazons'
TODAY AND TOMORROW ONLY
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FEATURETTES:
l'UOXK )!'0
Matinees LV.O.
Kvenings.
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FRIDAY and SATURDAY -"BABY MINE"
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Tho first comedy offering of Gold
wyn pictures, .MarKaret Mayo's
screaming farce, "liaby .Mine," Which
wil bo shown at the Itialto theater
Friday and Saturday, introduces a
new star In motion pictures. She is
Madge Kenedy, the famous comedi
enno of "Twin Beds," "Fair and
Warmer" and other stage productions
that have been big successes.
Miss Kenedy plays the role of Zoie
In the picture presentation of the
comedy, which in Btago form had a
run of nearly two seasons in New
York.
Zoie is a light-hearted bride whose
yearning for suppers and theaters
leads her uncompromising young hus
band to abandon her. ller'schcme to
get him back furnishes the situations
around which tho comedy revolves.
After he has been away for somo
months, Zolo causes his return with
an announcement that a baby boy has
como to tho household. There is
no such thing, but Zoie proposes to
get one from a children's home.
But Alfred, the husband, played by
Frank Morgan, gets homo sooner than
expected. There is no baby on hand,
and Jimmie, Alfred's friend, (John
Cumberland) who Is brought into
the plot by Zoie, steals a baby from
the foundling home.
Tho mother of the stolen .child is
soon In pursuit of her baby, so while
Alfred Is rejoicing over tho arrival
of an heir, it becomes necessary for
Jimmie to get another baby. lie "bor
rows1 one of the washerwoman's
twins and, the first baby not having
been returned, Alfred is told that1
he Is the father of twins. The re
sulting complications make alt the
fun.
"AT
T
Commencing tonight the Itialto the
ater will present Marguerite, Clark,
one of the screen's fairest daughters,
in a roaring farce entitled "The Ama
zons." Tills production was original
ly written j"by Sir Arthur W. Plnero
and the Bcrcen vreslon was arranged
by tho" talented Frances Marion who
has been responsible for somany of
the Paramount successes.
A typical Clark picture, "Tho Ama
zons'1 presents the winsome little
Btar at her best in a subject of rapid
fire tliemo and hundreds of laughs.
Never before has Marguerite Clark
been given such an opportunity to
display her own inimitable humor and
various surprises aro in store for
tltoso who will visit tho Itialto the
ater to seo their favorite.
Joseph Kaufman, tho director of
various special pictures, has turned
out one of the triumphs of his career
111 this latest subject. Advance re
ports indicate that "The Amazons"
will add many new admirers to Mar
guerite Clark's already long list. .
"3 he Hirine ef tfic ififeni Ort- "
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"Luke's Wild Woman"
Rialto Current Eveuts
Theaters and Movies
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'BABYIVUNE'COMING MARY PIGKFORD Ife WM
TO RIALTO AS WEEK ADDS NEW LAURELS WWM
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IN 7-ACT FEATURE
Mary PIckford adds new laurels to
her famo In the production, "A Ro
mance of the Redwoods," her latest
photoplay triumph, which opened at
the Pago this afternoon.
As Johnny Lawrence, an orphan
coming from New England to Cali
fornia in search of her uncle during
the gold rush of '4 9, tho story gives
(Tie heroine many effective moments
In a character skillfully adapted to
her personality. Giving tho part all
the benefit of her personal charm,
the audience is delighted with Miss
Pickford as a demure New England
lass suddenly thrust among surround
ings as picturesque as those depicted
by this artistic film.
The picture has many points of
merit that make ot a production
worthy of its author, Cecil B. DeMillo.
Scene after scene is a revelation of
tho beauty and grandeur of the Cali
fornia redwoods. Other views have
pictorial effectiveness, and tho hu
morous touches, cast, atontion to de
tail and general direction are beyond
criticism. Elliot Dexter plays "Black"
Brown, tho road agent, with all the
dash expected from such a pictur
esque rogue.1 Tally Marshall, Charles
Ogle, Raymond llatton, Walter Long
and Winter Hall are other names that
guarantee the quality of tho cast.
Patho News, which Is always a fea
ture itself, rounds two hours of real
entortninment. This bill will bo re
peated tonight and tomorrow.
A woman never looks
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Thousands of woman owe their
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It keep3 the scalp free from dand-!
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There : are remedies said to be 1
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"the genuine original dandruff germ 3
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)Nwbro's Herpicidein50cand$1.00
sizes is sold at all drug stores and
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. Recommended aad applications
made byi the. best barbers ..and.lwir j
dressers." '. 4 -
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catarrh, diphtheria, sore throat,
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NO OPERATION.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 18, 1911
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This is to certify that I, the ua
designed, had very severe stomach
trouble and had been bothered fot
several years and last August was not
expected to live, and hearing ot Glm
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 bat.
ter as soon as I used them, and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was tt
see Glm 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.
W. L. Childreth, Eagle Point.
C. E. Mooro, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point.
Goo. B. Von der Hellcn, Eagle Point
Thos. E. NIhoU. Eale Point.
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The fighting forces in France,
when they hear the stirring cry of
"Forward!" charge In spirited N
fashion against the enemy and
leap over the trenches in the face
)f bullets, barbed wires and bombs.
Lot this be your battle-cry in tho struggle of life.
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at your side when the fight is fiercest. That is the proud
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tors. Wo wll be glad to number you among them.
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Mcdfuixl, Oregon,
ATTENTION
Sugar Beet Growers
Harvest of Sugar Beets will begin at till points
next Monday, October !".
All growers are requested to begin the harvest
without delay. All beets must be harvested by
November 1").
Mr. Herbert
shortage of sugar
beets.
Hoover
You should begin to prepare for next year's
crop. Double your acreage. Fall plowing will in-'
crease your crop of beets from '2 to 4 tons per acre
over spring plowing. For full particulars inquire
of J. 1!. l'ettingill, Field Superintendent, Medford,
or write our office at (Irants l'tiss or Medford.
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