Medford mail tribune., May 28, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

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KTEDTO'R'D MATH TRrBUNTl, TEDFORD, ouTipy. TUESDAY, MAY 2ft. 1018
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EM-TEES
31V l.KVVHK TO IIIM.
Hy K I N A II. Mi-COY.
Of tlio Vldlanles.
Now this Is the letter I write lilm,
' While my heart Is sick with dread;
"You aro jiwt where you should lie.
my son,
Slaiidini; stau iu'Ii whore your iluly
If. I.
"At homo wn nro well ami happy.
And cheerful uml prouil of our hoy,
In thlH war of the worlil laddie
A soldier son Is a joy.
"Your falhor struts, Jimt a little,
And 'oIb' wears your plu all the
while,
While I woll, tho star on your
servlco flair,
HrliiKH to toy lips a smllo."
And t writes tho lllllo nothings.
Of 'home, that are much, when
away,
Tho funny things I liuL liavo happened
Thruout my homely day.
Then l ro and fill by a window,"
And look to tlio riHliiff sun,
Whoro "overne,UH" In tho treni hos
llo will flh'ht till tho victory's won.
JTlin Kolnir hack to mv letter
'With tear-wet eyes I slmi:
"With dear love from your mother
. .Who lu glad her hoy's hi lino.''
COMMUNICATION.
To the Kilitor:
It in iMissilile I nui ill u hopeless
minority, hut 'will vou allow ( tiic
uptice to express niysi'll' in t'nvor ol
pntntinp; the circus penuission to
Mrelch its canvnss in the city of Alcd
fonl? We have heen si rcimously
worliinir 'or weeks nnd months to niil
our cniiiilrv in ils c:nisc; ho have
icii tiine nnd money elicerfnliy. nr:
wc not iniw entitled In ill l a lilile lc
creation? "All work and ii.i pla
makes Jack a dull hoy" is as applica
ble at the present lime as any.
Due principal objection to the circa-.
ilioi il hikes money nut of town.'
llmv alioot our "inouc" bonier I Hou
nun h nl' their receipts i- l 1 1 i-m I In
Mcill'.iiil.' And ihev l.aie n slick-
inif us iih Ibc bibc .i. a.biiis-.i,,n ,.i
any oily in tho counfiv and a war
lax lidded. Tin- circu-- is a in icr lir
in attraction to tii.-niv, and will
prove, in mv lniniblc opinion, a ucl
come liHimcntal' lc ernlnr o)' Ibc ten
sion and strain under which wc have
been Cor suine lime.
A. 11. WILLIAMS.
PLOT TO DYNAMITE
U. S. JUDGES IS FOILED
MI'SKl.i;l:t:. lll,la , May L'v. u
nlli'Keil plot to ih li.iiallc the re lil.'li. c
of JiiiIko li.ilpll faniphcll of I be
Vlilled Hlale. ill Iriel court, and .
1'. .MeClnnls, railed Slalei di lrbl
attorney, police and f. Moral nllielab.
declare, waii f rusr i a led bete bile to
nlldil. wlien liiii i- una and a woman
worn lirredcd by Si t V ol olllecr.
JumI alter tliev let t d. iw a l!,cii- .nun
mobile acro..s n l rie;e b el.e.,; hit"
the iuihuib.1 nf M.i-l.ii,. e.
Ill the autoaia1!!!!'. ti e u nlnn ;ie-.
Mild, wan found a a i::alliy nl djai
lnilo. as well as yui.i .in. I jimui.uil
Hon .
The four men who are held um'er
charges of i'nnsii .11 y, r,te ilieii
names as William bnei vi, ti. iui
Bhoirill, T. ('. .tolias .m i v. p. car
den.
Thn woman, held oa a itmlr!
rhnnu'. avo her name :i . t'.el lie
Thorn won.
AecordliiB to 11. ('.. Itaeb. I . be .1! ',
rhicf of dtdectlves, Hie 11 iin.e in.
liad known of I ho plot for mv.mhI
Wfieks anil hud Infnrinati.m ilmi mi,
attempt, to executo It wou'd be nt.nb ;
tonlglit. I
TIME FOR DRASTIC ACTION.
T1IK Tnitrd Slates lias siilTii-iciit food supply without
ltsiiitf wheat, to sustain llie iniuIa1ion in eninfort.
There is aliiuidanee of subsl ilules wliicli can and sliouid
he ulili.ed. The wheat is needed for our allies, and all we
have and will have should lie sent, 'abroad.
The projrrain of depending upon vtdunteer effort to
save J'ood orodtiets at best can be onlv a partial sueees
just; as the program of depending upon volunteers for
I'iht iiiLr is only a partial success. The patriotic deny and
save and the slacker wastes. I he only solution is compul
sory denial. If-the sale "f wheal; is prohibited and all
stocks commandeered by the' tjovcrnnieiit, the allies' food
problem will be solved.
The seriousness of food conditions abroad has heen
harped upon for months by .Mr. Hoover and his assistants.
As lon :i'i as last, summer, David Lubin sounded the
wai'iiiuM' from the international agricultural institute in
Italy. Vet all the pleadino of
failed to awaken the American people to the seriousness
of Ihe sit 11:11 ion. They consumed more sugar, more meat
and as nint h wheat, in l!i!7 as in 19K). They do. not yet:
realize that the nation is at war for its continued existence
and freedom.
The fact is that four years of war threaten Europe, with
a medieval famine a famine more acute in Ihe (Vntral
Knipire.'i than in l.he allied states, (ierinan rulhlessness has
destroyed the graneries of Kui'ope and destroyed by the
submarines, shipments from abroad. Not half of the land
formerly cultivated in I'itirope has been sown. Lack of
fertilizers and unfavorable climatic conditions, and lack of
man power have made the output of the cultivated area
less than normal. Wide-spread famine is likely to end the
war by the collapse of ail the European beHigcrants.
U-boat wi:rfare has cut down ship tonnage, and .every
day sees more of the still available tonnage utilized in
t raiisporting t he armies. Then; are no ships to bring grain
from Australia, from South America, from India, the usual
sources of supply. Europe is forced to depend upon its
own partial crops and upon America.
A war cannot be successfully fought without adopting
aulocral ic measures. 1 1 was for this reason that tin; mak
ers of tin; United Stales constitution gave the president
supreme power in ease of war. The time is at hand for the
president, to exercise these powers, and ration the people
of (he United States in order to.win the war by feeding out-allies.
A WAR
POINTING out that the fortune.: of war turn finally on
the use of the nation's man power in productive in
diisl ry ami undei: arms, a writer in the Public suggests
that as there is a visible shortage of labor, bound to grow
more acute as the drain upon the man power is constantly
accelerated by military and industrial demands, that, the
large body of labor employed in menial service be utilized
in the nat ion's hour of need. ,
The suggestion is a good one. Tatrioiic men and wom
en will not object to driving their own cars and doing their
own work, thus releasing cooks, maids and servants,
chauffeurs, butlers and flunkeys many of whom are use
less extravagances, utilized for appearance, prestige and
niaiiitaiitaiice of social rank. The ordinary American man
gets along without hired domestics and the number of
households employing domestics is smaller than the num
ber of domesl ics employed and there is no reason why, at
least, for the period of the war, such supcrl'lous luxuries
should not be dispensed with.
To nl ilize the energies of this large class, to divert them
from waslful consumption to productive labor, is one of
the aims of Cleiteral Crowder's order enlarging the scope
of the draft. Jhit this only affects the men. There is an
even larger number of women who can be profitably util
ized, now wasting their energies Ihat others may lead
lives id' ease and avoid the duties of household druggery.
The Public would solve this problem by a progressive
capitation lax on menial servants, payable by their em
ployers, rising step by step with every additional servant
employed in any household. It is proposed that any one
household of five peiftons or more be allowed one servant
lax-free, provided that such household includes as many
as two children under live years of age. The tax would be
equal to one hundred per cent of the wages paid such ser
vants, or I heir wages and keep in ease the se'rvants' keep
is included in the terms of einplov nieiit. I'.eyond this, the
second taxable domestic would be taxed at the rale of two
hundred percent on his cost, the third at three hundred per
cent, etc.; each successive step in the scries going to tile
uexl higher paid employee, and the rate increasing by one
hundred per cent of the employee's wages at each succes
sive step.
The effect Would be In set free all appreciable Ullinber
of persons for work in useful occupations as well as make
the weal I by pay more war taxes, if 1 hey insist on maintain
ing a relinue of servants lo minister to their craving for
personal comfort and social prestige.
In revising the war revenue bill to double Hie govern
meul 's receipts. 1 his Miiuve of taxation should not he over
looked - a it helps solve two problems--man power and
revenue.
The Flag
I !' t i.Hlti. II. Hi. ai T..wiie ,.!' Ine
V. d.i;l, -.l
TIm- !,!. ! l.i.irlll ol M.ll 1-. li,
.111.-1 .,ir ol be I '..III '..if .-I '
I'., ' 1 ; I 1 .1". e lid. 1 l'ie W 1 r' i W or.
i wot!, ber ai . b.i- .'.one
-..K.I 1 it,- id,,'., pe.,:,- 01'
-:.. Alp ill wild n t i oi'i l i .
( .ba
il.,. A,
,,, .i.v.n in, .si !!. p' in- below A 1 llic auirc roa-.nu wliv her I'cau-
i !, 1' il;.: lb: ! ,! io ,.. i-i.e;,,. 1 ' '1 lb'"; -l.nllid I ' Willi mil's ill the
lb. -.;,:,!, ,,! ih,. h rOi.it. o'ec e tnd.i and el ct'V day. Win
"i i ..I... '.ui i, en h.in I,,,' u' llclibi't Italy m tills co!n-s;i
'I.,,,;.'' i p,,, i , I,, , -an::. i nlll Int. We llaln; out the llllinl.
Il , i in lb;, war to -.;n. Win. no k aid the rid, white nnd blue
. ,.r ,;,ii!il! a,r nal I p. it '-trip's nl' 1'i.iiiic with the emblem
. :i 'u.' Mm was lb,, -piniini! nl'v'"1 America : el wlicu 1 j-o thrwimli
I Lai.iud ami 1'ialiee I'lnlll lin! M'l.y IUl' ul mi' city or luwu 1
the food administration has
MEASURE.
of Italy.
n nlhel,: t tie I lull invaded Heluilllll.
And 1!. on ilm-e -i. l,i--c.l lanilll-
I "Ms .11 l"ir. -be did lint -lleoccd ill
' ill ! '' under!. ink to t..,
1 "' 1 ' ''" 'ban c, lint ours; I'm,
r i'bn: i ".n nnd annuaui! ion, she
w.i- lotl 1,, w.i-e beV dramatic bat-
lb alone.
iMURPHYfATiTHE B ATi!
You have offered to do
Push,
Offer,
Talk,
Advertise,
Think,
Order,
Eat and
Sell -
ENGL
PROGRAM FULL
OP TROUBLE, TOO
LONDON", Mny L'S. America is not
tho only imc of (he allied nations
whirh h huvinu: trouble with its nir-
rnil'l rtiL.rram.
Kmrhiml, tun, hu t'.nnu that alt is
not plain sailing aifiou' its avijitiun
expert. I.onl lieraiere, who re-
i-mtietl recently as lien, (,t' the uir
ministry, lias ina.ie public a letter he
wrole to Colonel l-'jibcr. a narliament
aicinlter, in answer o cri! i'i?-ms.
His letter makes it apparent that
the troubles in the Hritit.li air ser
iec arc not due o nuieli to (be fail
ure to tarn out machines, ;m m
America, as to luclTicioncy in the
- i r ice.
Me admits Unit the naihher of
-lalf otl'iecr- in the home organiza
tion of tin- fluu.jf -crvice is nearly
;is vi-fii t as the unlabel' nf active air-
i:m ti at the from, eallinir this a dc-
plornblo siiuation t',.r which not be,
but the system which makes possible
--iieh ii multiplicity of appointments,
is rep.irtsible.
1o Vimeccssiuy AVork.
''There is nuidi duplication," he
s, ;ind a i:reat niiinher of those
liecrs nre enu;i-:ed in tilliiii: up an
i'1'iirv f"ims iind carrvin' oat
Tsreuinhirtiiory nictbods of eoiulaet
Hi' bii-ine-s.
"Abovo Jill thin-s l(. ,jr fmcc
l-eid- a real strategic staff.
"Abno-t every move of the enemy
on tlnV front brings into ei--lencc
-ome new aerial problem which re
oiiiivs in-tant inanimation uml coii
sidenition. A -mail Mraleic eoinici.
i now neini; lormcn, ine niemners 01 '
w hie!: ill be selected for their know - j
lede of aerial warLue. and for their
capacity to enii-aye aerial pridilcin1.
Vt Time for Chnnnos.
'! intend that tin1 door shall he
thrown wide open tr promotion ot
every officer wbo-e merit entitle
him to ad aneeutent.
"In regard to -t.i'f appointment-,
I' think that in the hurry of netting
tilings dopi. not sufficient ron-iilera
(on was paid, wh,-n s, lections were
si Mom seejiie licantifu! edtrs of the
Italy " nil hoc and reverence.
"Kvcry man ha- two countries
bis own, and Italy." Let ns prove il
hv d isphi i nij her thitr. It is little
tLdecd for U4 to do,
everything in your power to
Pot
aloes
U. S. Food AdminHtration
heini: made to the home staff, to the
claims of wounded and incapacitated
airmen. In future, when an appoint
ment is to be made, war service will
count first.
''You may he disappointed with my
letter. War, however, is not the time
to make clmn'-res, and, for my par',
whatever counsels are nrned upon me,
I -rnnnot - as in the past so in the
fat mv act except after the most de
liberate con.-idera I ion, nnd then only
with the uiosf, meticulous care.''
BY VON TIRPITZ
A.MSTKKHAM, May 28 "We must
retain P.el.uium economically, politic
ally and inllllnrlly." said Odmlrul
Von Tlrpltz, former Herman minister
of marines, in nn address nt Dussel
drof in Sunday, as quoted in the Xa
chrten of that city.
The admiral's address was de
livered before the Dnsseldrof branch
ot tho reactionary futln'rlaiul party
of which ho Is one of the leading
spirits. Speaking of (icrinuny's re
quirements afier the war, he said:
"Neither central Kurope, the Or
ient nor northern Kurope can supply
us with the raw materials requisite
to our industries.- We need to have
the sea free from Anglo-Saxon tyr
any for that purpose.
10 BE INVESTIGATED
WASHINGTON, Mav JS. -An in
wsi;alion of Ihe cotton markets in
New York and New- Orleans will be
made immediately by ihe department
of agriculture. Senator Smith of
Soul h Tit rolina, was advi-ed today
by Secretaiy llorion. The investiga
tion will be made under the supervis
ion of I be biu'caii id' markets. The
Nonth Carolina senator had ropicst
ed the inquiry.
, EC (MAN'S
FOR COUGHS AND COLDS
'.; iM t-lt
T- ; !,' I R,1 llir.-M
jl. r u 'vt' p"' ! i' -1
i r I. ,1. t-I"rm.n tlius...
0 cents a box, including war tcjt
li.r M'p tiv nil l.ni.-i-Uts
lA'luua Lwrami)', ruiirtUiiiial
05
'' JoaJj
B. F. Hammond in The VVicliila Eagte
help, win the war so
NKW YOUK, .May 28. Tlio people
of Lithuania, notwithstanding years
of suffering from the war, are dejer
mtnod to establish and maintain them
selves as an independent nation, free
from the clutches of Germany, and
cafjerlv await recognition by the Vni
ted States and the entente-powers, ae
eordin; to Or. John Szlnpah of Scran -ton,
I'n., who has just returned from
a visit there as a representative of
llie American branch of the Lithuan
ian relief committee. The country, he
said, is nnti-(ienaan ; the people nr?
determined they never ni;ain will he
-art of liassia or Poland, and an
army of more than 100,()(M) men, re
cruited from the disorganized lins
sian forces, under the command of
General Kaaunailis, is stationed on
the frontier of (ierinan occupancy,
ready to assist in establishing a per
manent government.
It also is proposed, he said, that
(here shall be formed a confederation
of Lithuanian, Letts, Finland, Uk
raine and Poland, formerly under
liussian domination, with the inten
tion of working- in harmony with the
Scandinavian states for uniting
against future German nirirression."
For Burning Eczema
Greasy salves and ointments should not
be applied it good clear skin is wanted.
From any druggist for 35c, or $1.00 for
extra larfte ske, get a bottle of jemo.
When applied as d.rected it effectively
removes ecaema, quickly top3 itching, and
heals s!.in troubles, also sores, burns,
woundsand chafing. It penetrates, cleanses
and soothes. Zenio is a clean, dependable
and inexpensive, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid. Try it, as we believe nothing you
have ever used is oseffective and satisfying.
Tho E. W. RoseCCCIcvsliini), 0.
p. uiii win i itwm."v x ,i
BABY CHIX
"Wp havt ihr rfpuUhoflin PUtumi
flf KanJiniirvSmlayinfrtoch. Lt
W ttsf Sn tn tou. Bov not S
rt. ha! iht rtt. Wnie lor
inlormncwi '
PHh)ina. California
JOHN A. PERL
VM)i:itTAKElU
Lady Assistant.
M SOCTH 11AHTIJCTT.
Pbone M. 47 and 47-JJ.
Automobile Hearse Serrlca.
Anto Ambulano 8arrlo, Careaar,
LONDON'. Jlay 28. An attempt to
establish a record for hand riveting
at the shipyard of J, Crichten & Co.,
at Salten, near Chester, was stopped
hy officials of the lilolermakers-Sc-.lety,
according to the Dally Mall.
This action was taken after the rivet-
ins squad had driven 2,125 flvef
el's-hths inch steel rivets into frames
for ships In. six and a half hours.
The stoppage of the attempt Is
helived to have resulted from the
circular sent hy Secretary Hill of
the Boilermakers Society to branches
declaring that riveting contests must
be stopped and that members taking ,
part in them would he dealt with.
by the society.
It Is reported from Marrow that
an Inquiry is to ho made hy officials
of the bollorinukers union into tho
circumstances under which William
Moses set a record on May 23. Asked
what trade union rule Moses had
broken, an official of the Barrow
boilermakers local said last night:'
"That will be ascertained when all
the evidence has been taken. The
local officials have no feeling what
ever against Moses and they admire
his skill and endurance but they have
to keep within the rules of their so
ciety." After Three Tears.
Many' men and women are sick and
don't know it. Some never discover
they have kidney trouble until they
apply for llfo Insurance. The kid
neys are working all the time, filter
ing poisonous waste out ot the Dlood .
stream, and when they become weak
ened or deranged, headache, back
ache, pains in sides and groins, so
called rheumatism, languidness, swol
len Joints and other symptoms devel
op. W, B. Moss, Ogden, Ark., writes:
"Foley Kidney Pills relieved me ot
severe kidney troubles of three years'
standing."
Sold verywhere. Adv.
Women, Prepare!
, ' i v
Thousands of women near tho coast
have overcome their sufferings, and
have been cured of woman's ills by
Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription. This
temperance medicine, though started
nearly half a century ago, sells most
widely to-day. It can now be had in
tablet, form as well as liquid, at any
drug store, and every woman who suf
fers from backache, headache, nervous
Bess, should take this "Prescription"
of Dr. Pierce's. It is prepared ffom
nature's roots and herbs and does not
contain a particle of alcohol or any
narcotic. It's not a secret prescription
for its ingredients are printed on wrap?
per. Send lt)c. tor trial package to
Dr. V. M. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Mr.pr nin. Orajais- " Tor tbrne or four
days at a tlinu 1 would suiter untold
II. H3 I. II IH
wav fur years. I doc
tored all the time but
never got any help.
A friend told me
about l)r Pierce's Fa
vorite Prescription. I
took three bellies and
never had any nion.
trouble. At another
time I bull terrible
,li,.. a.,.,11., r.A .
Si'inX'"''' eauirrlial condition
"V 'I V: also: had that 'all-
V' . - Rone.' tlrcu reeling:
was nervous: and after each meal would
bloat .sonieihiui; terribly. Had indiges
tion so ttiat i could hardly out any tiling'
nnd my heart was affected. I aenir. took
tlio 'Favorite Prescriiillon ' ami It cured
me. It Is a Kraini medicine nnd I am glad
to tell others bow It hulpnl mo.
"The Pleasant, pellets cured mo of
cm-mile constipation: rcuulatod my bowels
so that 1 never hat! any morn trouble."
Mus. A. I). I.im.i:, :iii j). I;ivcriile, Ave-
LNXKllL Itll VN ALl-OOAit CX,
TIME CARD.
Leave Medford tor Ashland, Talent
and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, f
8:00 a. m., 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. a.
Also on Saturday at 10:16 p. m Sua.
days leave at 10:30 a. m. and 1:80.
5:3 Oand 9:30 p. m. Leave Ashland
for Medford daily, except Sunday, at
9:00 a m., 1:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m.
Also wn Sstarday nlghta at :!(.
8undays leave Ashland at 9 '00 a. bu,
.,4 t-ia 4to ii a.fs a.
Stock Ranch
For Sale
HV BttOWJf & WniTB
10 So. Fir St,
17(1 acres, :wo sets of buildings,
full equipment of machinery and
stocked with sheep, horses, hogs, etc
73 acres In atfalfa.
For rent C acres In garden, graia
and alfalfa, under Irrigation.
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