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CASUALTY LIST
WASHINGTON, May il. TJio
ciiHiiully list toiluy contniiii'il (I!)
niinicH, iliviiU'd lis follows: Kilkd in
ui-tion, eifrht; died oi' wounds, four;
died of ai-culi'iits, Hi'Vim; died of dis
cnne, four; died oilier t-niisvs, tlirra;
wounded severely, , four; wounded
hlinMIy, 'Mi; prisoners, ii'eviously
roporteil missing, five.
Kleven ofici'r.-i were ineluded.
Jj'eulenunts Adrian ('. Kilivnnls, Oir
rollton, III., nnd Waller Civil l-'latii,
New York City, were killed in iiction.
Colonel (li'iir-e II. I,eneh, Miniieup.
olis, and Lieutenant .Mortiniore I,.
Steiiiliiinlt, New York, were wounded
slightly.
Listed as prisoners are: Oplain
John V, llardesty, Winlield, Mo.; and
l.ieutennnls William II. Gordon, New
York City; Thomas lienjnniin, Kern,
Hethleliem, IV; Frank K. Miller, Ma
dern, I'a.; and James K. (Juij;ley of
Adrian, I'a,
The iiamu of Lieutenant Alton l
Wood, Huston, appears niiiim tlio-e
who ilied "of other eauses.'
The name .of Cleinio Atkinson,
Denmark, Ore., appears in the list of
hlinhlly wounded. .
Killed in nelion Lkmlenant Ad
rian C. ICdwards, (V-mlllon, Ills.;
Lieutenant Walter '. eeil Klato, New
York; Serjeant William Taylor,
Alio, Scotland; Corporal Alexander
Fruitier,' Hlcvitis, Ky.; I'rivates
Charles Ileekelman, Iteadint', I'a.!
William Johnson, liefer. Mo.; liee
Stewart, Amherstdale, Wis.; David K.
Wilson, Opp. Ala.
Died of wounds CoriMiral Jack
Kilman, New York City; Hurler How
ard 0. Parker, Provident e, . I.:
Privates Kiluiiril S. Monahan, Sioux
City, la.; William J. Hamilton, Deea
lus. Ills.
Died of disease Privates Nathan
iel Oodson, Hluffton, S. C.; tllen
Hoekenherry, Danville, Ills.; Clair T.
Newell, South Manchester, Conn.;
John S. Hohinson, Pearl Hiver, la.
Died of aeident Private John Do
Adolonis, Lowell, Mass.; Wagoner
William V. Small, Alston, M ass, ; Pri
vate Holland Ham, (lleneoe Hills, N.
Y.; Corporal Arthur P. Lutlerhai'k,
lnenpi; Private (larhdt W. Brown,
Seheneetndy, N. Y.; Private John T.
Keltonie, I'lantsville, Conn.; Private
James Tooniey, Wetliiien, Mass.
Died of oilier eaiises-Lieiilenanl
Alton P. Wood, lioslon, Mass.; Cor
lioral Charlie Cummins, (Ireenville,
Pa.; Private Alilnt Lniifjlcy, (Iranite
vilo, Mass.
Wounded severely Corporal Ho
mer K. Kyers, Jui'kson, Ohio; Cook
K.lpir J. I lemur, Jo.lhnston, Pa.;
Privates Clyde L. (irimm, Chiea(;o;
Kdward U Klinl, Davi'iiport, la.
WILLARO-FULTON PRIZE
FIGHT IS CALLED OFF
CHICAGO, May 1 L Colonel .1. 0.
Ilillor, niannKor of tlio proposed
heavywoltiht championship fluht lio
twoen Jens Wlllard and Kred Kulton
on July 4, tonluht culled off tho limit,
liocanso tin found pulille seiitliuriit
opposed to It.
Both Wlllard nnd Fulton have been
notified of hla deeltdon, Colonel Mil
ler announced. Wlllard, In n stiito
mend issued tonlKht, dccliirod ho will
ulddo by MIller'H decision. Kulion,
who In in California, was notified by
telegraph.
" I' 1 li l i ii r p ii Mli- sentiment In npiio
altlon to llio prnpoHcil lietivywolulil
lulttlo between I'liiimp'lon .Ir.i-.tl Wll
lnr.1 nnd l-'red Kulton on July I."
Miller Kiild In hla statement, "I have
called off the limit. It was my first
effort In the promotion of n lioxlnn
contest nnd, ami, on my pint, It was
sportsmanship that prompted my ef
forts. 1 went Into It simply for tbe
purpose of sIiikIiik h championship,
unci wore It not for the fact that sen
timent Is in mil nst It, iiuo to the war.
I Bin certniu 1 could have slnKcil the
contest as I lii.d p'.unneil."
Wllltirtl's statement follows:
"At the s.ilb llatlon of Colonel Mil
ler, 1 agreed to re-eiitor the rlnu lo
defend my title nmilnst Kred Kulion
on July 4. 1 w us under tho Impres
sion (lint die public demanded Hint I
fllillt, so 1 consented. Now, lion ever,
It seems Hint conditions liuvo cbiinned
and thai Ihe public does not want me
to luittle. I have placed tbe matter
oT mntrhlur mo up to Colonel Miller
entirely. If he bus called off the
bout, I shall abide by bis il, clslmi."
THE HUM DID THIS
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"KnulHiurK of Nancy, Sir. Vnsse had in his cellar many refuse. fJernimis srt fire to Ills liollsc. Refusers try to escape, but nrr sliot ono
after Ibe other ns lliey )iiie out. These abominations have !con ronunitteil hy the Siho.iC unit Third rcKiments of llavai inil infantry" K"'l
tlio official uciint of (Jerniiin ntroriticN at Meurtlin et Moselle, August -O, lt)l I. '
Tim iilrtvn Is the fouitli of fivo pictures furni-bed exclusively trt tint .Mail Tribune from tlio paintings of 1'erdiiiuiid (Jileldry. They wore
painteil esH-rliilly for the I'renrh uoveininent from imldents alltlienticntiil hy French official reports, the accuracy of which is ,vouclied for hy
I'resbleiit I'oincjire and (.I'liccal .lofrre. Tho p:iiiitiiiKs, with othei-s, moon exliibition at 077 J'illh nveniie, New York, tho lioiiso loaned to tho
roinuiltleo for the relief of disabled I'rcncli soldiers hy Colonel Cornelius Vanderhilt.
BOYS AI IHE FRONT
(The Mall Tribune will publish In
this column each week Interesting Irt
terH from our soldlerH nnd sailors nnd
newa Items eoncenilnit tt.elr movo
inenlH. Tlio AsKOclalion ot Motbnrs,
Wives nnd Next, of Kin requests that
Items for pulillentlon Im furnished to
Mrs. M. C. Itarber, (dialrmau of the
pross coinmlttoo, not later than Thins-'
duy of each weeek.)
Any mother who ha-n'l received a
letter from her hoy in Ihe (i.'ilh from
Knizland, uuit not he too iiii-k lo
think it wasn't wrillcn. Mrs. Coleman
received u letter from Krnnk, from
I' ranee a day or two he fore (he Kun
hsh Idler ciinie, postmarked Komsey.
lint same as Morris Leuiiurd's, la.-.t
week. The Kremli lelleis have no
post marks e.xccpl when they do. The
litter from Frank is po-lmnrked l.i'n
o'cs, which is about a third of Ihe
distance to Paris from Itordeaux.
Later letters from the (i.dli have no
postmark.
Hear folks: Ju-t a line lo let yon
klloiV til.it 1 hate arrived safely oer
seas. I supjiose iill have receive''
my card liel'orc now. t'an'l 1 -1 1 ynu
when' I am, but will miv I Im I we are
nol as cl at our ile-ttuat ion. Ii.iu't
know when We lull leave here, leil wi'l
write as soon as id there. I n-
land is a heiinlil ill country. Kw r
lliinir is ercen and Ihi-gty Ii.mI.iiil;.
Went on a hike l"ilay and sai sie-i
iiainl old lutibiiims. dor trip
across was wttltmit any mi-Imps al
all. Didn't cii.iot il iinieli liionuli, as
it was pretty crowded. Have seen a
I'd since Icauii!; (ire.:"ii, and when 1
net back can tell you a lot. Ilae
traveled over Ill.lUltl miles. Ibdieve
ii. e the 'joiid old I . S. A. 'ioii't Know
what war c. Yon Miir eaii iiole c .l
over here. When you selnl eat-, send
seini'thim; ..weel and ii t Inn- llnl
' ill keep II li.ni; tin ,., ne to me
soon. Give iiiv love lo all iiiv llii'llds.
I have learned a little of French and
think hy the time! net home I will he
a prelly piod Frenchman. They are
crazy for American tobacco and cig
arettes. T. linle kids 12 to Hi years
old all smoke ciVuretles unil every
evening they "allicr around our quar
ters and hcjr for them.
We are fitilil in a town and today
I hey look us out for u halh. It sure
did (. nood as i was the firs! one we
had had for some lime. Was prelly
dirly and entile ears are not very
clean. Have catcp a lot ot cornel
beid' nud hard lack on the trip. Now
we are j: ni; regular American ra
tions, and they sure taste good. My,
how I longed for some "ood home
cookini; more llinii once. I could eat u
dozen pies right now, apple, please.
We don I hear any war news, and
n dioilil voa know more about it than
we do. 'flic people over here are very
ml ill, nl , ami I know il can't last
h ii'.'. Have not seen I '.ill .Mitchell or
any other Meillonl hoys with Ihe ex
ception id lio.v.l Keizur. Saw him in
Kngland. I have no idea at all where
any of them are.
I am feeling line and enjoying il
all, even if il is a little hard ut limes.
Dewey I " 1 1 1,1 111 and the rest of the
Medl'unl lio.Vs are o. k I suppose you
know Paul Leonard was loll in New
York when we lell. He was (tuaran
lilied on aeininl of si.-arlel lever. Dun 'I
know whether he will e.ilch n- or not.
Sure bo"' si.. I haven't heard a word
ll'.tn miv 1 1 1' von since leaving Mel
ton! and iiii,i.m' I will gel a lot of
''ail one ot tli-se davs. When Vou
il: 1'iul lli.s sea, il on to Fiber!. It
wii! nileie-t bun. 'fill all iiiv friends
luli". lor me. And don't I'lirgil In
w rile. e luive to sjgu our Dallies in
lull. Love to all,
COLT. I'l.'.WK .1. ( OI.F.MAX.
jthein. All the buildings are made of
stone, there doesn t seem to he any
lumber in the country. The railroads
are funny looking things, hut you can
sure travel some.
We have very good food over here,
sugar is the only thing that is scarce.
It is awful hnrd lo make the people
know what you want and then money
is hard to count till you get used lo
il. These iieonle ore verv i.,.lit. .....1
I try to do iiiiythiii's; they can for us.
Guy Owens was over to see us sev
eral days ago, also Hoyd Ooenchain.
don't know how far invny he is, only
that airplanes are thicker than birds
around here.
The climate is ah, nit u. same as
in southern Oregon, and this seems to
he unite a fruil iimmlrv in.i ,l
want awful prices for fruit. I would
surety tike to get u letter, have been
expecting ,, ,,viirj, ,,1Vi TK, (,yx
lain told us loday, that he Ihoiighl
we would gel some mail next week.
Well, L will ,,ui, hope you are all
v-''11 1 Hi"! I will gd a Idler soon.
With love to all.
mi i;i;i:l m. kindlf.
' Im w .. h Met -, are mi mneh mori
ililere.ln..; viul at the same time,
sllou .li: tile .III leretlee ill III- inipres-
April
I'K A X K I., t nl.l'.MAV,
S'.iiu win ie 1 1 1 Y niee.
-'Ill, l!iS.
Cut Tilts (Hit It ts Worth Money.
DON'T MISS 'fit IS. Cut out this
Blip nnd enclose with T.c ami mull
to Foley & Co., Esa.1 Slici'field Ave..
Chleaso, 111., writing your naiuo nnd
address elenrly. You will ncelvo in,
roturn a trial piukuse ciiutMiiinir '
Foley' Honey mul 'fur Compound.
for cotislm, colds nnd croup: t.i,.i's
Kidney Pills, for pain la mi.ci and'
back; rheumatism, ha. kaehc, ki.lueyj
and ulndder aliments; an I Foley Ca-j
thartlc Tabletn, a wholesome ami
thoroilRlily cleiinslnff cuthartlc, for!
ronstlpatlon, hlllnusness, liendnche
eud sIubbIsU liowels. Jdv
Mv dear Folks:
Al last w , .11" III I : .ill, . . n 1 I , r Lev :
'I1U t l a veh u a !-.te: . ;,v '.. ;, i ,. m .
I. nil. liti:: aeii nrt ,i -,i'; i,,! !
I !in e -leitl -it : ill : in. i d i v . i , ,.lb. :
cr i,y -'Ii e ,.,,v d,- i !:,- niti .1 '
Stales. Ii getto, : te i. a , ..on '
tlnli:: I" srtvp w il H v . ',,! ...s on. j
Have seen nil tun! , f , ,:a -'!,,
Wer-.l ot it ci wa !'. r t:; .-..1 im !
I i"'- ''..!. H"!;ev I r. ha- '. '
on la.-.l.'inl l',.r, ' ,, ,, , ell : - ...
oliiu ,.oa "lis. I ,i, ' I ..,!, , , I
"I the I :: :'i-h I, . T'n '
I I. 1 ' Il pel .!!,- a- a, II a- Ii "!.!"'! . ;
aie lie i. es ( ever sa. Gall, lie . '
thi v ::e ore i'.'lite nnd "id .in an.v
Ihllli. Ill II,,- v.i'l.'l ..' V,.;. , leu.lv
Another 'etter from the li.itlt.
M'irrel Kin, I.e. to bis .sister. Mi's.
Iteebee.
Somew here in France.
April I Jt ii. IP I it.
I'..ir l.i.i).:
W.P, I ,m!I .y and write a few
!- is ictnie.', a- vie have s,,.
I'd lor a lew dav -. Have been on
!he -,.a,l t,, -'il i, i, ehlh an, I a half,
without a.le-l.
I hav e bn : s.'.-k w it Ii a s,,,,. Ihroal
an 1 ,'old. Nivil-. every Iw.dj in Ihe
l ill, TV ha - colds, l,n il,.,! 1.
expe-lcd, Ii. 'I- ill many different
, Ineal. -. I seewiiv iiiev want strolii:
n , (i tor i hi ar: ... It s,vlv take.
1 hc:il.
I! : y ,..;t, i, i a-, we , I,I w rite
a w!i,.,. boo',, ,.,.r!..s is uiueh
'lit I. rent i 1 ,.,n in, n ,,,,, ! n , e
arc i: '"".l t ea in one of tile oM
G.'liapal ie 1,.: i hai, . -, j have seen
llic piclbrcs, mul (iiey are ,ius like
ence liohinett nnd Clraydoii' Child
ret h.
leonard easily whips
Mccarty in fourth round
Hill Milehell writes tlmt ho had a
furlough and went to a city nnd
found Frederick llcalh Micro. They
hud dinner togellier and holh had a
goo.l visit with each other.
Fail Ling has wrillcn lo his ,lh.
cr that he is oat f t. hospital and
,,VI,I' li'- ' paiiy again. He said
that li'ussell Seuion was with hi,,, ana
I hoy were l,o'!i writing to their mothers.
The libraries of the slate lire hav
ing placed on their wulls an honor
roll of the hoy. in the library district
nnieh like those m, w iM ,,nr ehut-ehes.
A list is being a.ede for the Medford
hbraiy. The honor rolls in ehnrohos
arc being scour,. I. If any one knows
,,l any name not on any church or
-ohiiol roll, ploa-e send the name in
lull, with I. ran. h a, servi-e, lo the li
hr.iry, or if possible, telephone to Mrs.
.M. C. Harhcr.
The paper published somewhere in
France by Companies A. C, and Head
.ii.artei-s tb,. ,t battalion. Ji'th Lu-
itecrs, has ,,,, i! staft", Co. C c..r-
s dent, I'm ate Clyde C. llar-
Tl I III.
A letter from 1'nul Leonard give
Ihe inl..iuiati"n l,nl Carl Kinger was
1, tl in ,iiarnii!iiie at Camp Merriti,
when Ihe live Medford hoys of tha
both were released. He was ccriaiulv
"out of luck" as the l,vs say, hut
Carl Hingrr is too g-ood a soldier t,,
I. I that bother him. Cin e he gets
over he will be in step with the re-!.
Card- hnu ,!,. announcing the
si Ie imiu.l over s,as of live of Ihe
six b,,vs h-tl in lurantine when the
i.'.th sailed. They were Paul !.,-,, nlir.l.
llarrv llnntil. Kalph I'.al.oiii, Claf-
RAN KltANCISt'O, May 11.
Ueuny leouard, lightweight cham
pion of the world, easily outboxed
Johnny McCarthy ot San Francisco,
In a four round bout hero tonight,
which was one of nine events in a
program arranged for tho war de-
I'lu iniciii. ainioiie luuii. jvppi uaiiii- j
ately 10,000 people witnessed tho j
bouts. Tho Bato receipts woro $1S,-.
Oil). I
Willie Ititchie, formor world's
lightweight chamtiion, also won His!
bout in Tour rounds against Frankic '
Jones of San Francisco. Hltchie,
however, experienced more difficulty)
lti achieving his victory than tho!
present champion, as Jones pressed!
him' hard.
Just previous to the Leonard-Mc-1
Curttiy bout, a telegram was received j
from tlio war department, which for-j
bade tho. rendering of a decision. Ai
gold medal from Mayor James Kolpb
Jr., of San Francisco was presented
to Leonard, "in recognition of val-j
uablo services on behalf of tlio war
department athletic fund."
The money derived is to ho applied
to tlio pun-huso of athletic parapher
nallu for I he training camps at Camp
Lewis, Wash., nnd Camps Kearny
and Fremont in California. It was
expected that l.",,h00 would ho
raised.
borglum found guilty
OP GRAFT charge
NKW YORK, May 11. In a state
ment Issued here late tonight, Clutzon
ftoi-gliini characterized as a "scurri
lous frame-up" the charges ninde
against him In Washington yesterday
In relation to his connection with the
investigation or aircraft production.
"This scurrilous frame-up, which
I charge It to be. has been In the
hands of the government for months"
he said, "and is now sprung n-hen It
lias finally become evident that I
shall persist until the alrplano fall
are Is honestly and thoroughly In
vestigated. The charges of Mix, a
confessed tool of Deeds, nnd Mix's
engineer, nre lies unreservedly, both
in itiferciico and statement, ns ap
plied to me in anything I ever did.
directiy or indirectly, that was Im
proper In my capacity as a reprcsen-
Catiirrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by l.x-ttl rpi u. aoot.B, Ai tli-y nnnat r,ach
tit .li-;i. ,1 portion the r-ar. Thore L,
on'y or,.- way to our (atnrilmt d.-u f n.-wn.
ai-it Hint It Sy a romultnioiail r.-n,r.lv.
l-j.l.,rrluil noAfn:a l.t cuixod by an In-ll.i-n.-.i
'on.ltilon of llio nuicoua llnntft wf
III Cup; u-liLir, Tube When lli.t tulte la
lialm.l half a rumbling aoutt.l or Im-
,.rttl In-irl.iK. aiul i;,i, It H .-nllitfly
clo.sl. li.-r.fiif-;. It ih roautt. I'nlest lh
liui.mm.vtu n --..n l-o r uu.rj an-1 tint t.,be
t.-tlorc.l lo Its n..r,iui! ooinllti.-n. l.--rlnB
t.,11 b it. -tro . .-.1 for.?r. Many -. of
i...-.-at..i ar .oit,-,t bv catarrh, which is
ait !ra,.irn.-.t con.lltlon of Ih muoous aur-fac-a.
UaO'a v..trrh Xleja-lna aria thru
l!- I'Uhh; Ihe mucous au, laces ot tbr
. te,n
v r wilt flv Or Itiin.VM ttnllaet frr
any c, of c.ttarrhal ti.-nfn, -hi. "s-
t-e eurel by ll.Ols Ontarru MeJIctns. Clr.
t-uUra free. All l.ruamsta 75c.
I'. J. I lll.-NEV CO., Tol. Jo, O.
tative of the president. On tho con
trary, Mix Bought my assislunco to
help him find men of aeronautic abil
ity thta would enable him to produce
a small plant ho had in mind, and my
efforts wore to assist him to stimu
late Interest In a production ho had'
In mind.
"Thorn Is absolutely nothing else
In tho story."
AMERICANS AID IN
RAID OF FRENCH SOLDIERS,
WITH THK AMERICAN AltMY IN
FRANCIS, May 10. (By the Associ
ated Pross.) Tho American artillery
participated and the American Infan
try lent some assistance In a success
ful French raid in tho Apremont for
est, northwest of Ton!, at dawn to
day. Tho American batteries, accor
ding with the Kronen artillerists, in a
heavy two-hours' bombardment were
showered with gas fhells by tho Go
1 mans. . -I
Slightly to tho cast of tho section'
raitlod American patrols created a.
diversion. Ono patrol entered Apre
mont village, which was found to he,
desorled. This provoked a Clerman
barrage while the men were return
ing. Another patrol cut tho enemy's,
first system of barbed wire and was
engaged on the second entanglement,
tan vr,l from tho trenches, when It
;was attacked by 15 Germans, using
rifles, bombs and pistols. The Amer
icans rougnt lor j. miiiuiKn nnu ib
tired, without suffering casualties,
on tho approach of enemy reinforce
ments. On tho Lunevine sector, quiet prevailed.
C. F. Murdoch: has gone to Port
land with the intention of obtaining
employment In tho stgto constabulary.
frta
E&T':
Why be a
Slave to the
Wash Tub?
Why spend hour after hour rubbing
rubbing rubbing till your back aches?
It not only wears out your strength
it wears out your clothes. Don't do It!
V'so n ,
at ELECTRIC
WASHING MACHINE
Its will do a good sized wash in an hour your clothes will bo clean
er than ever nnd it. only costs 2 cents for electricity.
The Thor washes and wrings everything from a blanket to a lace
handkerchief. You can trust the Thor with things you would not
dare rub on a washboard. Easily cleans bottoms of skirts, cuffs,
and shirt bands.
$10 Brings
the Thor
Then $10 a month for a short
timo and the Thor is yours an
endless source of comfort and sat
isfaction. No more drudgery. Xo
more back' acho. Instead, you
will have hours and hours of add
ed time for rest, reading and
recreattion.
. IMimiic 00 now for iuforinntimi.
w gtcfcpf-sa ma nil
PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE
Medford, Or
Monarch Seed h Feed Co.
HAY, GRAIN, SEED, FEED
POULTRY SUPPLIES
Wc curry a full and rininilctc line of Deo Keepers'
Supplies lives, Supers, Seclious, Separators,
Urood and ( 'mnl) Foundation, (ueen lee Traps, Sec
tion Holders and Brood Frames.
AVe carry the most complete line of Bee Supplies in
SouUiern 0tp;;:1!.
Our 1 lives are niaiiufaciui'cd at lioine and tire tiie pro
duct of liest Southern Oregon Tine.
"Buy Home Products and Watch Medford Grow."
MONARCH SEED AND FEED CO
317 East Main St.
Medford
A Demonstration
For Those Interested in Cheap Fuel
It will be demonstrated the New De
troit Hydro Carbon Gas Burner is
It's safe, clean, economical, efficient and a'lalior
saving device. Demonstration held at tho Medford
Furniture anil Hardware Co. this week For sale bv
B. G. WORTIIINGTON'S Sheer & Metal Works
Medford. Oregon
Z J iSvrv. MAKF.
K-rn .rkhf up fur iJ nw tM-.v 1
tmtti r.n. tJ djl lot Oil iors.-l 1 w i,r - l
r r itrtitTr t r . Urtovie n . rv- sr.. .. WU.ta.47m.
a. ., it ni 1 l lluiiv.miij i i cruiKS
tcc'iy Tsd tl rk.i. (-if winwr Uvmc ihJ -i-fl."t rmfili. U'E PAY til FPRFS3 CHARCM