Medford mail tribune., May 30, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

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Of tin. Mull Tribune UulWliifR, 2&-27-2J
North l-'ir Htrout. I'liums 75.
Tiio Demorratlfi Ti(n, Tim M 'ifonl
Mall, the M ilfnnl T rli'tjne, The rnilh
VT" Ori-KOliln", Tim AhIiIhikI Tribune.
GKoWJK I'I'TNAM, I'Mitnr,
BUBHCRIPTIOK TERMSl
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rnnifiiiit ri m.I l'i.n!rt rn1nt SHt
Knturduv only. by mall, P i y '"' f"!
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OlTlciiil jiiip'-r of Jurhsoii County.
Kn1r-fl hm Ri'con'l--l:is in.'iM.T fit
Mr ilfonl, On.-Kon, umli r Ihu act uf March
8 1K71.
Sworn Circulation for April, 2.973.
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Bocliiltd ITi-m i.s -luslv. ly rrilllU'd
tlltt II Ml for Tl P'lhlHi'Il'tll Of Illl 1H-W.H
diHpaiclK-H rr'-ditf! t rt or imt Mli-r-Wlnn
cr.-illl((l In thlH p.ip-r, and (i1k- thf
Inuul rii-WH pnlilishfd tun-In, AH illitn
of rpnbllr:il Ion nt np-eiul disjialc'ics
herein art uIhm iffli-rvt-d.
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4 NOTICE TO SUBSCRIBERS J
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EM-TEES
Til 10 1IOV-I.OOK.
Ily KII.MU.VI VA.V(.'K COOKK.
!ul, you uro up unuliiiit thu hardest
came
Tliat ever a man may buck.
1 want ti call you tho old cliiim-n.nne
And I want to wish you luck.
It's Just iilaln hull you'll bo coins':
thru.
Hill. IT you out-last I lin muss.
There's a soinollilnt!, Ilmlily, I'm nr.k
iiiK you,
A BoniolhliiK to hriiiK to ua.
It Isn't a feat of arum, I ask;
It lu more of the heart and lioml;
It's a Bort of a token to show your
task
Is tho work of a thorolired.
O, you'yy smash tlin (lermans! Tho
("ionium yields
In a fair riMit, lino to line;
Vou will drive hlin buck from lliif
fair I'rcncli fields,
Vou will heal li 1 nt beyond the
lililne.
Anil when you liuvo triumphed by
sword and nun,
And our proud cheers ring llko
mad,
Dud, bring mo bnckj not tho head of
a Hun,
Hut tho heart of a Yankeo lad.
(No matliir'liow proud your martial
art,
' matter what eb;c
I Tm tin . Aiuerican hi
No matter what cbo tho prize,
hope In your
heart
And tho clean-keen look lu your
eyes.
I liavo seen nun march to tho wars,
and then
1 liavo watched them homeward
tread,
And thoy hroiiKhl buck bodies of liv
ing men,
Hut their eyes wore cold and
dead.
Ho, noddy, no mntlor what ebo the
fame,
No matter what else tho prle.
I want you to eiuoo back thru (tie
flanm
With the Imiv-IooI( sill) In your
eyes!
(Copyright, llllS.'x. K. A.)
RAISE WAR STAMP FUND
IN ONE DAY IN OREGON
roi;Tl,ANI, Oip M.iv Mc
lluiii -tUH iiM'ii mid wnnirn ivps"-.'i
invr t'i'iy Mflit-n cf On-. hi, pm t lu
ttnlay nl tin i icu i n nf tin Utvumi
wax' -iviiiis t tm ( til in c:ili. A t
lifltlL,' to:;clhrr runntv nth! lil-tricl
i i I'll tell ii'liniui:M'v t.i Ihr n:iiuM:ii
Wiir sjiv iit: l.inii lirivc w hu li nj rh
.luiu LIS. (ln':Mtn" sluin (' the Iw.i
I till a in ilnltiit-, it is hi'H'.l t ii i jus i
tli.Mi i 1 T.OI'O.OUI. I.piiiIits in ln
(Mllip.-liL'll WMIll to IliiM' I tie -t;lt'. I'il-
t.ri' ullntriu'iil pN-.I-i-.l .ti tip- lir-t
ilay !' llu lit i r.
Afl4'p 'I lir Vrars.
Many nnu mnl women on sUk .uul
Oont know It. Sumo novor tli'i-mei
tlny have kMney trouMo mtit ttii-y
apply for Ilfo InMiranro, Tho Mil
noya nro working nil tin tiiny. filter
lug iuIkiiiour iv as to unt oT tin Mmni
ptrciim, and when thry luioiiu wmk
nnrti or dtTaniM. lipmlai lu h.u k
nrlio, paliin In Mtli't nnl kidIms. ro
.. Mod rhrunialfstn. luiiiiuIiH'-rt, swnl.
Inn jnlnlw mid other symptoms doH
op. W. H. Mosn, ()r:il''ii, Ark., write.":
'l-'olt-y Kidney IMlIn rellce,l mo of
fievoro k'. .noy troul'Irs of thrrn eiis'
rtandinn,"
Hold vcrywhero. Adv
VASIMNiTuN.- Tle l'u.-l tidnMi-S-
tralion di-enpl limed mitliiio Hi
c.iitl nllotnieiil- to I ran. - Mi--1- 'i'
territory Mini in P'Mihoti 'J 1 oullnn
MEMORIAL DAY.
MEMORIAL DAY finds lie natimi liioiirniiifj Tur tlio
first tinio for her sons win lmve fallen in frccdoin.'s
behalf in foreign hinds. Jlein-efoi'tli we shall annually iay
homage to tliose Ainreieaiis who have cheerfully given
their llieir lives In make the old world free as for over half
a century we have laid loving trihiite on the graves of those,
who fell to make the new world free.
The war, as far as America is concerned, has hardly he
gaii, yet our casualties already number thousands and by
next .Memorial Day, will total hundreds of thousands. The
debt that we owe' those who give llieir all can never be
liaid but the nation will always hold dearest the nieinoJ
rics of those fallen.
America will iiav the full
ol Us cost even inoilgn niai price oe minions who must
spread "on fame's eternal camping ground their silent
tents. harlli never produced greater heroes lighting lor
a nobler cause, writing with their life-blood the most im
portant chapter in the world's history to free unborn gen
eral ions from tyranny.
Memorial Day is no longer a civil war' day no longer
dedicated lo the dead of the north only. It, is a world war
day, where north and south and east and west unite as
one to scalier iiiossonis 01 love
of those who have given all to make, the world free a day
where noi l herners and southerners stand shoulder to
shoulder gaing across 1 he great ocean upon their sons and
grandsons fighting shoulder to shoulder against the coun-
i r y V; foe.
Memorial Day is no longer even an American day. It
is this year widely observed in allied lands and ere the
guns cease t linndering over the devasted regions of sunny
France, it will have become a day sacred in all nations to
those who have fallen that civilization niav endure that
"government ol' 1he people,
Ic" shall not perish.
HUNGARIANS ALSO TRUE HUNS.
Tllh Hungarians art; proving themselves true Huns,
for t hev are out -I I ill utile' f be ( lei'in.-ms in 1 lu-ie t regi
ment of subject nations.
Jugoslavs and Rumanians are
ram ol 1 1 nugariing llie.se
crime is 1 hat thev lack the st
that brutalizes the mongrel
The plan being followed
subject peoples Irom border
places, tlie confiscation of this
Hungarians, so lliat the Navs and Kunianians will be scat
tered and ringed about by , Magyars and thus prevented
I roni coi i mm i neat mg or co-opera t nig with their I el low na
tionals of Serbia, Montenegro and Rumania.
The ex-appropriation in "Hungary includes, besides
I ransferral of non-Magyars from their homes, the substitu
tion of Magyar language for Serbian, (Votian, Rumanian
or Slovak in schools; establishment of Magyar bishopies
and dismissal of non-Magyar clergy; Magyar control of
property, so that the government can at any time on any
pretext dispossess the non-Magyar owners. ' The object
frankly stated, is to insure and perpetuate Magyar' rule.
The Prussian ''Teutonic Knights" tried the same
scheme in the l'.altie provinces five hundred years ago
but it never Prussianized the oppressed people. Prussia
has tried it for over a century oij Poland, strangled, but
never killed the Polish nation, (lerniauy has tried it, for
half a century on Alsace-Lorraine and Alsace-Lorraine is
still loyal to France. iermany and Austria have practiced
it on liohemia since the fall of John lluss, and Pohemia
still is aiiti-( Icrnian. Austria is trying it again in the eou
iiered parts of Italy and (iermany in conipiered Russia
but oppression never won a nation and only massacre can
exterminate one. Eventually the conquered absorb the
conquerors.
It is however, the accepted autocratic method and ex
plains why all the world is fighting the central tyrannies.
COMMUNICATION.
To the IMili-r:
Charity enei- a mnltiliple of sins,
inil it ejiiiiii't lie reiptiml lo sprejid
il-; imiple iviii'p: to rjimoul'lae t'alse
I:mI Inr tiulli; to eoip eal n w ronu
il'at li;i- n-iirprd the laer of ju-liee.
Wi1 rail illii- ntii-itlnitt to i eotu
UlUUh-at mil lii li il'M ii t ed in the
Mail Titliinie ol' Tne-day evening and
j'lsiin in tlie Med lord Sun of Wednes
day iiH'inin, over A. It. Williaii'
-I'-'mmI tire. Tin' eoneluioiis reaehed
ly the iitilhor of the eninniiiniealinn
;ite hiivrd ,111 iih-Mihite latM'hood,
-t; te, hy Mr. Wllltam its po-iUie
i.iil-., Uilhiial qllalit 'n al inn nt" any j
Kind. We tn.d th -e l.iteiiu nts in :
Ihe unwarranted allaet; mi tin- "11,0-
11' l-iiii- e-" ot' lhe elly : !
" hie I'l iiu tpal
eiteii'- i liiai il I;
tn II. I oV Ilhi
1 ; I luv.- mue
olije.tioii to the
Ke money tml ol'
ut mir 'movie '
1 of their reeeipKl
let-in:. ,1 1.1 .M.-iPunl r And t lie;
! a' e h. 1 i ft L:n . ith the he:h
t' -1 ad iiti- - ii'ti ! an v eil v mi 1 lie roan
Ml t lint
of Med lord lu.ve
r in anv laanner
r aPV other It'jiv-
at ptiv i
i I I hi- 1 n,
d to
nppear m Ui
Wd
seeitiul
eat of the re
pp tare liop-ev
ed in tat-- rllv.
nitiilile l jtiiy.
ie expeli-f the
the film er
1111!'! ed in the
, mija -I ; and
nail iiih) 1111 -
'ie tnov in ' pie
id "Itave l.eeh
nil t.l-i
ei il li 1 an
, Hanl.o
due ho
m! M,
-'.i' '-ii:.; tf - v iili !hi hilie-t iidiui-s-ooii
of idi 1 it in tlie eoi:hli" is an un
price for freedom regardless
and honor upon the graves
bv the people and for the lico-
Deportiii" - and enslavinir the
but initial steps in the ro-
uulorl imate races, whose only
rain of ferocious niongul blood
Prussian and Hungarian.
is the forcible ilci'nWtation of
ihstricUs to sterile interior
land and its colonization by
mitigated fal-ehood, pure and simple.
'I'liiu tart loo, js: racily ohl ainahlo hy
:none. The uo ernmeiit eonipels the
addition of the war lax. Thai lax
11 mounts approximately to $L'."iO a
mouth on the Uiallo alone. It is a
palrit.im eont rihul ion lo (lie war fund
of the nation. I toes Mr. William-.
ohjeet to a ready and willing re-.-pon-e
to our country's pall for pat
riotic expression jn dollars and
cents.' What sort of patriotism is
that :
Now, the prices (dialled fur ad-mi-ion
to ihe Medl'ord show houses
are haed on tlie prices throimhont
the entile northwest, ahs-ou(,.U ;
1 eplion heniir niaile only where Ihe in
1 rt :is,-t ,-ost m tihu .service reipitres
;ti advance. Thai tact is easily oh-
I tainahlc. al-o.
So, what is Mr. Williams' real ex
jeiisc for nuikin an unmerited mid
1 i!iiintilied attack ni the iinittsenienl
I hon-.es , Mcdfon!
! If his fiiitcuii'i't". had 1'een Irne, we
would h:ie had tm answer tt lnake;
jhnt ihey are faNo in cv, rv detail. We
j cai iint heheve that Mr. William is
I ihe real author of the attack,
j We ask uu, llieielore, to uive this
: eai'ini. mention e-Mial pnhlicily with
! llial s;ivrn to the William-, letler. in
jsaaplc justi.d la u. a;,, ini: pietiuv
j lions, , ,,1 (lu. o-ty. They are snf
jfeiiii' fix'in war roiidihotis prohahly
11 lr a : iilc than att other chls-i id'
j ln,Mue-s 111 tlie t onoti'init .
A. .1 MiHCAN.
II. 1.. I'KUTV.
Tr.. pra t,. is K-aMo Theater.
JOHN A. PERL
I.MIFHI'AKKII.
Ijiily Avl-mnt.
M SOU II 11 AliTl.KTT.
Phone M. 17 and 47-JI.
AutomoMlo Hearse Service. .
Auto AmbuULue Harriot. Dcraaar.
LEFT BEHIND IN
IE
PARIS, Mny at). Increasiiiif vio
h nee.iniirks the progress of the tilit
ini.'' smith of the Aisne. The (jennnns
are t'ititin against time and are
throwing every nnce of weight of
Iran, jiower into the Ktruu'le.
On tlie center the enemy has nain
pushed forward, but hif- efforts to
broaden his advancing IVunt have
n;el with less success. The allied
wiiis have been obliged to ive some
ground. This action was carried out
slowly and the full price was exacted
f rom the enemy.
Soissons lias jjone and (lie llritisli
have fallen baek tuWiird liheinis but
in. either ease the enemy has won
only a few miles of territory.
In competent circles there is quiet
confidence in the outcome and sins
are not lacking that the advancing
waves shortly will be sieinmed. X'nity
of eominaud puts Ihe allies in a bet
ter position than they were in the
March offensive. Then Ihe French
reinforcements come into action on
Ihe -third day, and on Ihe eighth Ihe
(lermans were slopped definitely. To
day things should f;o more quickly.
Tlie Germans have been obliged to
have their tfuns on the northern side
of the original line which can be
crossed only at a certain number of
points which an; highly vulnerable
to allied airplanes.
Tlie enemy is thus prevented from
reaping the full benefits of his rapid
advam-e.
Meanwhile the allied reserves are
massing at certain points without
any of the confusion that attended
Ihe similar movement in March.
So well perfected are the u mince
meats that an entire division can be
moved by motor truck from the
Soniuie to Kheims in -IS hours and ur
rivo without a button missing.
CALIFORNIAN FLIER
WITH TIIK AMKIIM'AN A II MY IN
I'liA( K, May l!l.-r-( I'.y. tlie Asso
ciated Tress.) Lieutenant Douglass
Campbell of .California., rescued a'
crippled Uritish bombing in a chine
from two (ierman airplanes which nt-,
tacked il near the Toul sector to
day. Two pat nds of American pur
suit airplanes had oiie out to pro
tect a lare squadron of Uritish
bomhinc maciiines relui ninc from 'a
raid into (iermany.
dust before the airmen crossed be
hind the German tine one of the Itrit-i.-h
machines became separated from
(he party and was attacked by two
German albatros machines. The Itrit
ish observer .had been crippled by
machine un lire of the others who
were about to tini-h the Britisher's
when Lieutenant Campbell dashed in.
He emptied his machine mi nt the
Germans and the enemy replied, but
Campbell's fire became so hot for the
Germans thai ihey withdrew. Lieu
tenant Campbell then escorted Ihe
liritish machine to safely behind the
American lines.
WASHINGTON. r'nmU '. Glass,
:n'sileiit of the Arnerii'iiu Ni'vsm
1'i'r I'liMi-hrr-' u-siii'Kilion, ilcnii'ii
nsMTli'itis nt' lii'iurscnliilivc Kitcliin
tii;il i iu'U--.i:iK'r lubiiy was tvson
illr for ihe iM!niiiiitr:itiin's insisl
1 nee that i-ttnri's i niict ri'Vi'iim' lei;
Million fc V-V.7
it1 ip-:-
iv tr'"'-
: ! ' 0
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WITH TIIK AM KKICAN AKMY IX
FliANCK, May 2. (By tlie Asso
ciated Press.) Confirmation lias
been received that the German air
plane brought down in flames on
Monday near St. Miehicl was u vic
tim of four American airmen work
ing together as u "flying circus. "
The American "circus" was com
posed of Lieutenant George F. Fish
er of Chicago, Kdward Curtis of
Ilochcster, Kdward Buford of Nash
ville and Alexander McLauahan of
Philadelphia. f
Because of the nature of the fight
it is impossible to credit any one avi
ator with the victory. Lieutenant
Fisher, however, got in Ihe finishing
stroke, firing the last shots at the
German before the enemy machine
'broke into flames and following down
the flaming plane for as long a time
as was possible.
The game observer in the German
machine, although plunging to certain
death, kept his gun working amid the
flaming swirl as he fell, training ti
first at one American machine and
then another.
liev. lu.ellr Douglas and cliililrcn
li-l't. last nijiht l'(ir Ilellini;lialli, Wash.,
where .Mrs. Douglas will visit rela
livi's ami lake a special eoui'si' at lile
slate noraial seiionl iluriiii; tlie siiiu
uier. Slie will lie joined nt llelliny:
llam ill 1" weeks by Mr. Douglas,
who is priiK-ipnl of the Zillali, Wash.,
liiirli school, and lias been reeleeleil to
that position lor tlie next two venrs.
In the full tlie family will take up
their residence at Zillali.
Mrs. Tloairias lias been tlie pastor
of (he I'Ycc Melhodisl church of Mcd
I'onl fur 1 hi' past year, durim; which
period she made many friends in the
city who regret her deparinre. It
was at her own reiiuesl that tlie Free
Methodist cuiifc t-ciice nl its recent
session at lioscimrtr, did not return
her lo t In Medl'ord church, as she de
sired lo have tlie family circle un
broken. Last lull Mr. 1 lemons was
an applicant for the principnlship of
a Medl'ord school, but the school
board could not plare him, and he
then accepted the position nt Zillali
to which lie has just been reelected
for tlie ncxl I wo years.
Kev. Mr. Childs, wiio was assigned
by .(lie conference lo the Medl'ord
i liurcli is expected to assume charge
uilhill Ihe next two weeks.
JUDGE M'CAMMANT TO RESIGN
FROM OREGON SUPREME COURT
PORLAND, May 30. Judge Wal
lace Slct'ammant, associate justice of
tho Oregon supremo court, today an
nounced hirreslgnatlon to take effect
.lunu A next.
Governor Wlthycombo announced
that he will appoint to fill the vacan
cy Charles A. Johns of Portland, re
publican nominee lu the recent pri
maries for associato justice. No nom
inee has been named by the demo
crats to oppose Mr. .Tohns at the No
vember election.
Hev. William 11. Hamilton arrived
homo this morning from his several
days' visit at Portland.
Save Your Tablecloths and
Sheets From Wear on Washday
Avoid boiling the clothes, use
Fels-Naptha soap. Boiling
weakens fabrics and makes
possible the holes that come
from hard rubbing. Fels-Naptha
makes boiling and hard rubbing
unnecessaiy. Spots and stains
come out quickly with ever
so little rubbing.
And remember, F'els-Naptha's whitest
of white sudi keep all white clothes
white.
in th ri antf gren wrapper
mt vour own grocrr'M
E
I
WASHINGTON, May 30. Memor
ial day this year, carrying a deeper
meanlnR because of the fuller parti
cipation of the United States In the
war and more signiflccut because of
the new American graves in France,
was oboyod today by the American
people als "a day of public humilia
tion, prayer and fasting", in accord
ance with the proclamation ot Pre
sident Wilson Issued in response to a
resolution of congress asking that
such a day bo set apart.
While in no manner was the honor
annually shown to the veterans of
past wars lessened, yet the thought
of the nation largely was centered
on the battlefields of France where
the German military machine Is en
gaged in another drive against the
forces of democracy.'
Tho American troops are aiding
In the attempt to stem the German
tide was a source of satisfaction.
in Washington the spirit of the
president's proclamation was gener
ally carried out. Tho president plan
ned to attend church services this
morning and this afternoon.
. Both bouses of congress stood ad
journed. Practically all government
offices were closed.
TO MAKE JACKSON
COUNTY WHEATLESS
The, federal food , administration
has urged the county food adminis
tration to exert increased efforts to
mako Jackson ccuuty wlicatless. It
is tho desire of the administration to
start on this basis June 1. Tlie fol
lowing statement was issued last
night by the administration:
The federal food administrator
asks that we resolve to make Jackson
county wheatless beginning June 1st.
We therefore request all citizens to
use substitutes and limit their con
sumption ot white wheat flour to 2 Mi
pounds per month. This practically
means using none except as a hinder.
There is no limit placed on barley,
corn, rice, potatoe and rye flour. The
time has come when we must save
tho wheat flour for our soldiers and
allies in Europe. Jackson county has
not failed to do more than was asked
and no request lias been made that
was more imperatively necessary.
JACKSON COUNTY. FOOD
ADMINISTRATOR.
$1,500,000,000 UNITED
. STATES WAR COST
"WASHINGTON, May 30 Govern
ment war expenses, including loans
to tho allies, will run above $1,500,-
000,000 this month, and set a new
high record for any belligerent na
tion. Expenditures reported today by
the treasury show taat the govern
ment's outlays in the last month
have taken a jump of more thnn
$300,000,000 above the normal rate
in tho past, and they promise to. go
steadily higher In the next six
months.
Tentative estimates now are that
$11,000,000,000 will be spent be
tween next July 1, the opening of tho
new fiscal year, and Dec. 31, six
months later, and the greater -part of
this must be raised by the fourth lib
erty loan in October or November,
which President Wilson In bis ad
dress before congress, .will be the
biggest popular credit ever offered.
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Why?
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at any price
You can makp more cups
of good coffee with less
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Ground just right to make ,
the best cup of coffee.
Blended from the finest ,
flavored coffees grown in
the world.
Thoroughly aged before
it is roasted.
Quality never changes. . '
It's the most economical.
It goes further.
Vacuum Packed by Spec
ial Process to Preserve its
strength and flavor. '
It Reaches You Fresh
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Graduation
Presents
Glvo something In jewelry ,
which wli; last for nil time,
and it will alweys be a remem
brance of the happy occasion, !
MARTIN J. REDDY ,
The Jeweler J
For Gi'iuluntloii Pro-sent.
Visitors Always Welcome
Mail Us Your Wanti
BABY CHIX
of handling ihr tft laying itock. Let
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information."
Petaluma, California
Stock Ranch
For Sale
BY BKOWN & WHITE
10 So. Fir St.
170 acres, two sets of buildings,
full equipment of machinery and
stocked with sheep, horses, hogs, etc,
"5 acres In alfalfa.
For rent 6 acres in garden, train
and alfalfa, under irrigation.
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
The Only Exclusive !,
Conunorcial Photographer
in Southern Oregon.
Negatives made any time or
place by appointment
Phone 147-J.
Wa'll do the rest,
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Medford.
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