Medford mail tribune., May 29, 1918, Page 2, Image 2

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TOTAL ECLIPSE
,1
On tlie 8th of Juno will occur a
naturnl phenomena that tlio avorane
.Individual does not liavo the fortune
to wtnG! once in a lifetime
Til nt will lio a total ccllpso of the
sun.
Tho ecllpso will Blurt lit sunrise,
on tlio llttlo Inland of Uorodlno, off
tho coast of Japan, on tho morning; of
Juno SUli, nnil as tho Bun will ap
parently ho moving westward, nnd
tlio moon will in reality ho moving
eastward, tho Blindow will he pro
jected eastward at an onorinoiiK
spocd.
It will croBS tho International date
lino in about nn hour nnd will get
back Into tho sth of June.
It will cross tlio raelfio ocean iu
two hours nnd 1 r minutes, and wilt
nrrivo at tho inoutli of tho Coluni
lila river at 2:5!i 1'. M., Htandanl
time. Tho Blindow will bo traveling
at tho rato of 4 7 miles per minute
when It ranches Astoria, Oregon.
It will then purHiio a southeasterly
course, crossing tho Culled Slnlcs al
nn accolorated speed in 4 7 minutes.
Four minutes nl'lcr leaving the
roast of Florida, it will end iu buiiho!
400 miles out nt sea.
Tho eclipse will not lie total In
Medford, but, so nearly so Unit it will
tako on many aspects attending a
total ocllpso.
Tho sun's corona ought lo bo more
or loss visible. At the moment of
Krontost ohHcurlty there will bo a
brlKht riaro on tho, hiiiiIIi sldo of the
sun, nnd possibly a bright protuber
ance nt the top.
Extensive preparations liuvo been
anil are heiiiK made to utilize the min
ute and threo-quarlora durallon of
totality to the iiIiiiokI, .Many large
tnlnacnpnn hnvn- been moved Into the
znno of totality, for observation and
photographic purposes, anil the tele
graph will bo used lo I he iitinosl.
it has long been surmised thai
there is a planet IuhIiIo (he nihil ol
Jlorcury. So sure ni ll.s cltclicc
havo some heciitno tliiit I hey luive
Klven It the name til Vulc.tn. The
planet 'uleaii, If II evi.sls, in nl m
so Involved In Ihe litlil nl Ihe mill
that it Is Impossible to see It ex
ept during a tidal eclipse. If a plan
lit exists Inxlilc the ollilt ol Merciirl
It Is likely that lis nihil lies iu Ihe
vicinity of tweiily millions tit tulles
from the Mill's .siirl'urc. It Is tluiel-
Ing nt a terrific . I, and Its tlem-lty
Is as ureal ns lliai ol miIM Iron, .ln.
What flllii'tioll Nalnli. Iiilnohd tin'
planet 'uliiiu In pi-rtonu I haul to
umlorHtnn.1. littlest II inav he in tur
nlnh malerlal for the cim ruction nl
new worlds utter Ihe iirctetil snlnv
system is Idonn Into ariilonn at llic
Kraal rutin 1 nni loi which vie are
clltM: ''e
f I'. II M.I., Modoc Orchard.
WASHINGTON, M.,v .") s,
tnrv linker todav :i:.o!i- l ai- -1
llieni when nkr,t lo coii na nl en
Mliitiliiin in l-!nroic :
'1 cannot i nn i.a nt on '! i --en
hitlllll loll. c nl la'.ti' r. i
mi; n'mMs ol -jd. mini a!..r a'nl
in
I'll ii
lie
-'. ol
em-
rewlul ttjit'nitiiin b nc.r An .-i
Holiliers, nnd I um ven itoinl nt
jinrl lliey ore iilnxina. Tin- detaa
ihcsp nt'liim-. vill noar in (lie
juuniijiics i'l Hcueial lVr.-liin."
GENERAL WOOD'S CASE.
Ml'Cir ado is bciiig inailo over tlio fact thai (Jcnoral
J.conai d Wood lias not Ihtu sent to b'rame to com
niaiul on tlie western front and it is said that tin; only
e.vjilaiialioii that can he aiiilied is politics.
The explanation is probably correct but not in tho
sense meant. It is (iencral Wood who hps jtlnyed poli
tics and still is playing it. His whole army career is a
case of politics and lmll promoted from an olwurc armv
physician to chief of staff by
thousands of officers, he finds himself now under com
inand of those same officers
to command.
Wood played politics at the I'lattsburg camp. His
public utterances have been political in effect. J lo evi
dently labors under the delusion that Roosevelt is still
president, lie has repeatedly shown his loyalty to the
c.-pre.sidenl in preference to his coniniandei'-in-ebicif, 1 Ik;
president. Jle planned to leave the army to command
Roosevelt's proposed volunteer army, which would have
demoralized the draft and disorganized the regular army
by withdrawing officers, and since has been an outspoken
critic of the war management.
The "National Security League," a Wall street eahal,
in the political interests of Roosevelt, has conducted an
extensive propaganda to shatter public confidence in the
administration by endless attacks and barrages of poison
ous gasses of criticism. Upon the failure of the long con
tinued assault upon Daniels, the league switched its op
erations with first Maker and then the president as its
target. It backed the effort to take control otHho war out
of the president's hands and place, it in Roosevelt's hands,
with Wood to supplant Pershing in France. Upon the col
lapse of the scheme, Roosevelt in his mad chase for the
presidency, has resumed his venomous attacks in which
politics and patriotism are strangely blended with poli
tics ever uppermost.
In the press dispatches, General Wood is quoted as
saying regarding his demolition:
"I'm a soldier. click my heels together, salute and
obey my orders."
The fact that he was not in supreme command evident
ly rankled General Wood, for upon his return from France
he criticised and found fault with everything done by
I'ershiiig, both in the press and before congressional com
mitters. Jle did his share to discredit the conduct of the
war. Had he clicked his heels together, saluted and ob
served army discipline he would probably have been on his
way to France now with his division.
General Wood is clearly being disciplined for his own
breech of discipline in censuring his superior officers. Per
shing probably wants as his chief generals only those
whose loyalty to him can be depended upon, not those
whose discontent and jealously of his command may throw
sand in the gears of the military machine which must work
smoothly to crush the Hun.
I'OliTI.ANI), May !!.- Ueocipts
from all .sources, nreatihi; r.i,lli!t,
StlH.dll, derived from tlie Ori'iinn nnd
( ulil'nniin laiiil enuil, ure ailinilletl
by the lYI'i'iiilanls in the suit of the
I nilcil Stales nvnilisl Ihe Orrpili tS
i ulil'nrnia liailioail cnlniany, 'he
Southern Pacific coluiaiiy alltl llie
l llioli Trust enlninny of New Yolk,
in nn unsworn filed in Ihe federal
court Inilay hy lien l Hey, i:ener.il
altiirncv tnr the Southern l'licilie
coinilili. The suit was broiilit List
ltccc:nlnt' by Ihe pivcrnmotil for ell
i.i counting ,v the railrnml cinuiauv
nt nil rnonev recciieil from Ihe sale
and nilnnlllstrnlioti nt' the lauds em
hiaccii uilliiu the I'liilrniul limit c,rnnl.
'I he eovi iinncnl seeks In confirm tit!"
in Ihe I nitcil Slates In nil lllisnlil
liimi- embraced m Ihe Hrce.nll iV Cali
tnriiia urant, iml Inutility ilciiisci!
b, I In" v inior to July I. Will,
anil tor a cmi'idole accoiinl ivix lor all
lauds and lllnlicr snlil.
The covornnicul nisn nsks then
tic .luticil iivniiist Ihe railioml com.
I'nnv "i."b .Him in taxes paid by I lie
!lii ernmciit In Ihe Mirlniis counties
in Otc::on nnd Wa diiiiutoii frnm l!l;i
lo I ' 1 1 .' i inchlsiic,
I In- foial uunilicr ni acres involved
l..!l.U'i, and liie sum iovnlvcd
I haOr I li.ill slO.lillO.illlll, ba-Ci nil
llu pin o. ,.,.,, tijtlihitotl
iii Ihe Man! al hic!i llie limits mii:hl
be si.ld.
M.;rt'i;i'M. Mav :!. -A Wolff
Jin i.-i. -uim riled in Merlin on
Tit.-:il;t, in in; an acruunt of the
il;:Miuu alnim the (hemin-les-hit
inert, l.iirdy nientUms that among
ih" pi i.'-oiKMs lalvfti fiom tho Mrltish
wt io a unmiM-r of American d odors.
ASK rOH anil CUT
Tho Oriinnl
Malted Milk
For Infnnt find Invnlttl
Suhaiitiitcs test VUU Simc Vt9
Iooseyelt, over the heads of
oyer whom he rode roiii'h-isliod
IITE:
PRAYER SERVICE
Tlio President's proclamation for
a day of prayor:
"I, WooUrow AVilaon, president of
tho United States ot American, (lo
hereby proclaim Thursday, May liOth
u day already freighted with Barred
memories, a day of puhlls huniUia
(ion, prayer ami fawttng, and do ex
hort my fellow citizens of all faii'is
and creeds to aHsemhlo on that day
In their seroval placea of worship and
there, aa well as In their homes, to
pray AlmtKhly (iod that lie may for
give our Hins and shortcomings as a
people and purify our hearts to s:c
and lovn tlie truth, to nccept and de
fend all thinus tlm pro ,1unt and
right, and to purposo only thoso acis
and jugdments which :ro hi confor
mtly with Mis will.
IteKeecliinK Hint that He will give
victory to our armies as they fight
for fieedim, wisdom lo tlioso who
take counsel on our liehalf In these
dan of dark ulrugglo nnd prep;exit.v
and steadfastness to our pojplo to
make sarrffico to the utmost iu pup
port of what Is just nnd true."
In aecord vlth tho proclamation
of the chief executive thero will ho
held a union prayer service tomor
row evening nt the rreshterfan
chui'i'h at elttht oVlork, to which all
pr.iing folks aro most cordially in
vited to roiiiu,
.1. V. ROLLINS.
Tres. Medford -Ministeral Awn.
Ml'SKOCKK. Okla. William Uog
ers, one or four men arrested, was
said to have confessed tho plot for
dynamiting the homes of a Vnlted
states Judge and Tutted Stales Pis-
trirt attorney.
One of the most nppartn.1
cv klenrm of pcrsonJ vrlcanlincs
foilows the use of a
aniinry Hair Dressing
HERPICIDD
Arplh-ationi lit Of hvikwt hartw thool
liurntTd hy Thf llnplckto Co,
JOHN A. PERL
VMIKltTAKKIt.
jiit J AvlntluiU
M HOl'TH HAItTIJ.:T.
Phon M. 4? and 47-J2.
Automnblls Hrarae Surtle.
4nto Ambulnc Sarric. Urtr,
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TO SEE SHOWS
When lat- nlKfit tho
myraids of
lfKhts wore turned on, tho calllopo
began to play, th merry go round
began to whirl, tho bin ferrls wheel
to revolve, and tho many barkers In
front of the various exhibitions be
gan to shout about the attractions
insido the big carnival of tlie Foley
& liurk Combined shows was on for
tho Week and that circussy feeling I
began to come over every one for
blocks around. The big carnival will
be open every afternoon and night1
until Snqday.
Largo crowds were Ii. attendance
last night presaging a big week for
both the Foley & Bul k and the Great
erf Medford Cluh, which will share
in the receipts.
That the claim of tho management
that the carnival is much bettor and I
larger than those of Foley & Hurk of
provlous years is no idle boast,
can ibeen attested by tho hundreds
in attendance last night. Then, too,
the various shows and attractions
are all clean and without offense.
There aro a number of new features
of merit. .
Probably the most meritorious or
tho many attractions is the dog and
pony and trick horse show. There
the feats performed the the equine
and cannie animals and the monkeys
wilderment.
wildorment.
The animals seemed al -
Tho animals seemed tl -
most human In their intelligence initial success, deprecate any idea of
from Yuma, tho bores who makes treating the enemy's advanco too ae
his own bod, says his prayers, crawls ' rlously. It is recalled that similar
in between the sheets, kisses hfiT thrusts have not ibeen followed by
nurse good night, and is awakened , continuous success.
Cooking Convenience
All the convenience of gas that is the meaning of a
New Perfection Oil Cook Stove installed in your
kitchen.
Easy to operate. A touch of a match and in a jiffy
your stove is ready for cooking.
No smoke or smell ; no dust or dirt.
More convenient than coal or wood. Better and more
economical cooking all the year round. A cool kitch
en in summer.
And you have all the convenience of gas.
In 1, 2, 3 and 4 burner sizes, with or without -,
ovens or cabinets. Ask your dealer today, f
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LEARN TO WEAVE, ITS EASY
HELP YOUR. COUNTRY
We Pay 20 Cents Per Hour While Learning
After Learning Paid by the Yard at Good Prices
Daylight Modern jWorkroom Clean and Sanitary
Good Openings Also for Men and Boys.
OREGON CITY WOOLEN MILLS, OREGON CITY, OREGON
Ihy a building burning; Jumps out of
bed and rushes Into a burning house,
rescues a baby from the flames and
emerges triumphantly with the
saved child. ' Another Intelligent
horse has the ability to count figures
and pick out colors.
Another new featuro is tho Hawai
ian village, where there Is much sing
ing and dancing. An awe inspiring
attraction is tho den of huge rattle
snakes. Tho man In charge elves an
i
; entertaining lecture on the roptiles
and their habits during which ho
stands among them and handles them
with recklessness. All this time most
of tho rattlers aro coiling to strike
and keep up a continuous rattling.
Monkcl Kjiocdwny a Feature
A laughable new popular feature
of tho carnival Is tho. automobile
speedway in which small cars with
monkeys as drivers race at tremend
ous speed. The monkey drivers are
111 named after famous auto speeders
and Harney Oldfleld and Earl Coop
er aro the favorites with tlio crowd.
A consplcous featuro of the Foley
& liurk Combined shows is tlio uni
form courtesy of all tho employes.
All questions, no matter how foolish
or trivial are fully answered and any
' Information given as tho It were
genuine pleasure to do it.
BRITISH PRESS SILENT
LONDON, May 29. Several ot the
morning newspapers withhold com
ment on the battle in the Aisne sec-
1 tors. Others, while admitting the
! Germans have gained a substantial
11ros McOTonl; liny Ashmle, luiglo
Kiver Jlilw. Co., (iranls Fu.s.
V OIL
MEN AND
WASHINGTON", .May :!. War de
partment officials aro highly pleased
with tho conduct of tho Amorican
troops In their frst offensive against
the Germans in I'ieardy. The at
tack that brot tho capture of Caii
tlngy, they pointed out today, was
delivered with speed and precision,
testifying to tho hard hitting quality
of the Americans.
Tho quick consolidation of the
ground won, noted by both foreign
and American correspondents, offi
cers say, gives satisfactory proof of
the apltudo of Amoricnn officers and
men in learning tho methods of mod
ern warfare.
Some officers believe the Ameri
can attack may forcast tho launch
ing of a counter-offensive- of larger
scope by General Foch. They regard
the time and place ot the operations
as right for a feeling out thrust as
a preliminary to a counter assault In
force. 1
The German claim of 15,000 pris
oners in the new thrust on the Aisne
' front did not strike observers here
as unusual, should it prove true. Brit
ish official statements have shown
that the front lino trench system In
this sector was overrun In tlio enemy
rush, which, appears to have pene
trated to the maximum depth or
about ton miles. It is believed that
rear guard action account for many
captures.
Most observers aro still convinc
ed that tlio Germans have not yet
struck at the point where their real
ofrensivo is planned.
A New Perfection
Oil Cook Stove
means kitchen
comfort and con
venience. Ask
your friend who
has one. Used in
3,000,000 homes.
Inexpensive, easy
to operate. See
them atyour deal
er's today.
roiiit; mmer llms, (.runts Pass; (iinnts
Oil Co., Medford, Or.
GIRL
SHE WAS '
ONLY TWENTY
? . 1 .
Yet Suffered with Functional
Disorder and Was Cured
by Lyc'ia E. Pinkham'
Vegetable Compound.
Sprint; Valley, III. - "For many months
I fullered iroin periodic pains-1 doc-
uiren wmi uur mm.
ilv physician but re
iiiV, ti
in then I explained my
trouuie w anomer
doctor and he ad
vised me to take
I.ydiaE. Pinkham's
V c. Rotable Com
pound. Soon after
taking it I began to
notice a change for
tho better, and af- i
ter taking six bot
tles 1 am in perfect
hclth, and I cannot thank you enough
for tlie reiief it has given me." Miss
Katb I uvituNCH, Box 725, Spring
Valley, Hi. ' . , '
Srhn'il ;rn end Eiris who are em
ployed at how or in some occupation
should not continue to suffer tortures
at such tiri-.'S, but profit by tlie experi
ence of Jii.'S Lawrence and thousands
of othcrd who have tried this famous
root and herb remedy, I-ydia E. Pink
ham's c:'j"-nh!" Compound, and found
relief fret i such sutfering. If compli
cations exit write the Lydia E. Pink
ham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass. The
result of tii. ir U years experience in
advisiiie iris en this subject is at your
service.
AL
We expect to supply at new low
rato local coal of first-class dual
ity, free from slate.
For information regarding de
livery and prices apply to
CoKerBiitteCoalM'gCe.
Itoum -ii::, First Xntionnl Bank
lildg
I II. Cowlcs, Pres.
l'liono 262.
Stock Ranch
For Sale
BY llltOWX & WHITE
10 So. Fir St,
" "l 7fi acrep, two sots ot buildings,
full equipment or machinery and
stocked with sheep, horsos, hogs, etc.
75 acres in alfalfa.
Tor rent (! acres In garden, grain
and alfalfa, under irrigation.
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Coming To.
Portland Soon?
VTiencvcryoudo come.fhl
bier, comfortable, home-like
hotel will help toniaUo your,
6tay oninvable. A hotel'
wnere you will want your family
to stop. Lots of life dinner-danclnj1
week days, 5:30 to 8. Famous 1 "ur k
Noon-day luncheon, 50c
Coom. $1.50 onrf tip. 4
PORTLAND HOTEL "V
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TRVLAND. OREOON '
QUA CHXTNO
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Herb cure for earacnt, SMOaell.
catarrh, diphtheria, lor JthrMt,
lung trouble, kidney trombl, stom
ach trouble, heart trouble, etllli aid
feyor, cramps, coughs, poor alreiU
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ft I
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' NO OPEUAT10.V.
Medford, Oregon, Jan. 1, 1111
TO WHOM IT MAT CONCERN:!
This Is to certify that I, the ! '
designed, had rery aeTer Itomack
trouble and had been bothered tor
MToral years and last Auguit waa no!
expected to live, ana Boating of 04m
'Chun (who3 Herb Btore la at 141
South Krniii stroot In Medford) I d
1 elded to net herbs for my atomael
trouble, and I started to teellai bet
ter as toon as I used them, and today
am a well wan and can hMrtlly rw
onimend anyone afflicted as 1 waa U
(lira Chung and try nla Herba.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSOI!
j Wllneeset;
M. A. Anderson. Medford. ' "'
,3. n. Iloitnea, Eagle Point. "
!Frnk Lawn, Enstie Point,
! Wra. Lewis, Eagie Polat
; W. I,. Cbildreth, Eagle Pelnt.
, C. K. Moore. Eauln Pnin
J. V. f.lclntyre. Eagle Potat,
Oee. II. Von der Hellen. Eagle PelaV
Thoa. E. Nio!i, Eaglt PalftV f