MFDFOTtT) MATL TRTmTXE, MEDFOTtT), OftEflOy. SATUTT)AY, .TUNE 1, 191R
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an jndkpenpknt nkwsi'ai'kit
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kxckpt suniay ity tub
aikukohu j'kj.ntjxa co.
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North Kir (n:t. IMiono Ti.
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Mall, the M.t.fnrd Tnl.uric, Tho ruiith
ern OrcBoninn, The AHhlurin Trlbiim.
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Offlftnl pap'T ot ihtj Cltv of Modford.
Offlciul it-r of Jiickunn County.
Kntornd a Mm-c)r.n8 matter Qt
Minlfor.., Oregon, urnh-r Urn uol of March
8. IXTlf.
Sworn Clrcnlatlon for April, a, 373.
MHM11UH OK TUP! ASSOC1AT KLi
I'HliSA
Full lrriM Vtr fWvIm Tin As
sociated J'rt'HM Is i'j:riiHlvf'ly nnlltlM to
the uhc for rp;nihllcuHcjn of nil ih-wh
di:;pich's credited to it or riot oilier
wine cri'dilcd in t ii it pHper, llltd hIko the
local newH plildlRlH-d tieri-ln. All HiMm
of rt'iiiilfllcAtiun of i'oiul dlKjiatchen
litTotii aro iiIho reK'-rvttl.
NOTICE TO SUD3CKIBEKS
fi. If you full to rcctvo tho Mflil
4. Tribune promptly uml tin time !
I'lione GOU-J
JAPAN LOYAL TO
HER ALLIES SAYS
LONDON; Juno . There is little
possibility "I llllilinee boitVeCll
(ierinnnv uml Jii:in, nscrls l'rt'inii'r
Count Tornuchi in mi internet' tvilh
(he 'I'okio correspondent of tin: Ikiilv
Jlnil?
' "I fool ouniestly Hint liinlcr the
present circnuiNtnnoo.s such ft contin
gency lis n OiTinnn-Jniinni'st! ulliuiicc
is impossible," tlto Jiinni'so premier
Kllill.
At Hie nmo 1 i mo fount Tcrniiolii
oinpiinsizosi lii-i belief Unit dupiin's rc
Intiniis willi the entente would eon
liititn minltrri'il. Tin1 premier asked
In lio excused from disoussiiitr iutor
venlion in Siberia.
Tho premier said thnt Ihe ,Tninnoso
people ntliichod trreut iinporlnnee to
intc riiniinmil loynlty niul t lui 1 Jie vvus
convinced unlhiiii; would U-iiil them to
hilt itiiitiHt this principle. Ho nililoi
thnt (lie Jiipuni'si1, ho I'm' ns his nh
.HiTViilion wi'iii, wt-ro ns loyal to
(in-lit Itritnin iis hcCon (ho war ntnl
thnt whnlt'Ycr mi.ulit ln tho opinion
of tho itnliiiliinl, tho .Inpnnoo ns n
wliolo could novrr nmlor cKislin oir
onmstnnoos iinnuino 'tlioinsolvcs pco
(Icrniiiii. Cotitiiinint;, ho sniil :
. ".Inpnn's J'uturo is just ns ilopotnl
nt upon tho victory of tint cntonto ns
is (front lti'ilnin's fulni'o. .Inpnn hns
ftrivt-n to ilo her duly hy her nllios in
sneli diroelions ns Kiuucliii',' the In
diiui nun I'nelfio nceiins mid sond
in' wnrships to tho Meiliterrnnenn."
I
COMMUNICATION.
To tho Editor:
. 1 iiollcod tho recent comniutik'ii
tlon tirKliiB tlint Sulla-Floto tin nl
lowcd to show In .Medfonl. T!io writ
er expressed the. hellet (lint ho wns
proliuhty In n hopeless minority. For
tho good of tho country, I certainly
liopo ho in.
y-Our million) nro glvini; th
inV their country, yet lliey
will th wr It wo ut homo
-Our Hildlers nro rIvIiir their all
cuntiot
do not
hack tliein up. Wo rertnlnly eiitmot
do Unit In tho senreli for n lllllo
iiniusonient. Surely tho men who
aro offerlm; their lives for their
their country mo entitled to our .sup
port. If tho writer simply pines for
nnuiKiimont, why uliould he not upend
IiIh money ut some. Ited Cros enter
tainment? The country is rilled with
those, uml tho money booh lo n i;ood
cniiHo.
It iipneiirs to mo that Mnyor (lutes
lilts taken (lie rlcht stand in the mat.
tor. and that Medlonl .Minuld feel
proud of It tin and tho palrlntli tl.iu.l
ho has taken In this' and oilier mat
ters. The firms is pro. ccdim: attains)
(ho patriotic sentiment of the people,
tllld It would he n pood thine ir (lie
people would attend In hucIi lii:lr
rtUlllliors tllllt Sells-Kioto would alter.
tvanlK have a greater re poet for ih.-lr
wishes. Is not n poison who i;oes to
tho circus this time a slacker?
Very duly. 1:. X. lii:.ltlioltl'l'.
Applen!!1, May :;o.
Kays It Acted I.IUo n 'luirin.
'oiikIis, colds, sore tin nut or lo on
chilli troiildes which pen.lst ut (his
time uf the year hmiuMv hi i- of an oh.
nllnnto ehnnicler. That I' all the more
roason why a truly rcliaVc rei,i.,
like Foley's llor.ey nd Tar Com
pound should ho ici'd. Mrs. It M.iri- I
rot Sllllllo, lilKhop. Calif . writ.'-: ' Fo
ley's Honey and Tar is ,;ran.l rente
dyj moro than Is chilmel Tor It. I
wns sufferliiK from a iold last week
anil used, tho medicine mid It acted
llko ft tchnrni." Contains no opiates.
Bold evcrywlioro. Adv.
CORPUS CHRISTI DAY.
CORPUS CHRISTI Day is a religions holiday in Europe
Through tho intercession of ihe pope at the request
of the German archbishop of Cologne the belligerents
promised not to conduct air raids outside of military objec
tives on this day. '
The allied forces kept faithfully their promise, and
the people of German cities were undisturbed in their wor
ship. Tho Germans kept their promise by making two raids
on Paris, bombing and destroying allied hospitals far back
of the line and shelling Paris with long range guns killing
18 persons and destroying a church.
In this, as in everything else, the German promise
proved worthless. To the German it was a cute trick to
secure a trivial advantage.' It reflects the ferocious cun
ning of Ihe barbarian, immune to Ihe higher ideals that
distinguish man from the brute. Jn other words it is typi
cally Prussian.
VhiIo the Huns were slaughtering the helpless, the
sick and wounded on the west, they were raining shells of
poison gas upon Ukrainians, exterminating entire villages.
They were looting and pillaging, burning and killing
throughout the Russian provinces. They were seconding
their allies, the Turks, in ntassacreiiig the surviving help
less Armenians, whose; only crime is their Christianity.
And their medieval monarch was bestowing tinsel crosses
upon his paranoic offspring for the inarch against the
.Marno.- . ,
There will be no peace for the world and there should
be no peace until this blood craned maniacal nation is
manacled by the civilized nations. Either this horrid
nightmare of evil is to be subdued or the darkness of dis
pair will fall on a world again curtained in the dark ages Of
savagry.
Jt becomes increasingly evident as the war progresses,
that it is up to America to roll away the curse threatening
Europe. American brains, American money, American
manhood nave their task cut out lor them. America is
equal to the occasion and let no one doubt for a minute the
final outcome.
Whatever progress the Germans make-and they will
make considerable, should not
our enthusiasm. The greater
greater the German losses
ment the easier our task in
really counts in such a war
cisive one. Territory won or lost means little it is the
price paid in man power that is bleeding Germany white
in this war of attrition.
Nor should anyone doubt that the allied army chiefs
know what thev are about. As long as Germanv will pay
t he price, Jernians can advance until a vital point is reach
ed and there, like a stone wall, the allies will hold. ast
ing the enemy's man-power, conserving their own, when
American troops are prccsnt in sufficient force, the allied
chiefs will strike and strike for victory. .
There will be no collapse in French or British morale.
There are loo many Americans there already to permit the
French to lose hope and the Rritish will hang on until
thev exhaust their eneinv as
as the allies maintain control of the sea and they always
will Germany's cause is doomed to collosal failure.
J fated and dreaded in lauds they have conquered, de
spised n i K I detested in the rest or the world, Germans will
find all doors (dosed to them when the war is over
"feared as men fear the leper, whose skin like their own.
I is white."
I
The officials, of the I'nited Slnles
pivormnotil recognize ihe necessity
for i'ood onuserviilion in this eTIlt
crisis Hint the civilized word is I'ne
111,. Heine ilcmoic-lrntion nircnts
have heen placed in prectieu'l.v every
Hate in the union. In sonic states
these n.'jclits nre supported hv coun
ty hinds entirely. Invvn has !!)
aiicnts, till on county funds.
In Oilmen the I nilcd Stales j;ov
crnmelit i pnyiiiir the salary for the
agents and m-kniir counties to pro
vide hinds for office rent and Irnv
eliiur cvpciiscs. Hremm now hns
seven home demonstration agents,
each iiL:cnt eoverinc; two or more
counties. T he u'ov eminent deems this
work so important that ullieials have
rcipic led that uveitis confine their
e! it-i ts to only one county, uml conn-J
I cs pro iilim; cpctiM hinds will he i
-upi'iied willi nuenls.
-Miss Anne MeCormiek lias heen j
neliii'.; as m.'ont lor ,losoph:no mid
. lockout counties for the pn-d siv
ii.ooili. l.inv pctiiions have keen
-i "lied a-knii; the J.n-l coiiiii vj
i t'llrl lo provide I'llllik for this work'
... il... vi. .. v! : .i i '
- iii.ii ..i.-- ,,i t in ut. t K may oc re
tained in this county.
The hmiie ileinoic-iration work
menus more than jo-i tm.,1 nnivcr-
nholi. II has u direct iclatnm to
all hone proldcnis and Ihe Work;
-lu'llld he coliti.ii-il in Jackson coilti-l
ly. .Mend nine. tenths of the lomi '
i -moid p.i-.is lluoiiuh the li.unU!
el' the hou-cMile, ami if we are toi
win t'ns war it is n,..', ;-.arv lo con-!
rive food I., the limit. iie.il j
;! 'i I e - offer mi inport.iul prolileml
M il the di'lllell -Itaiio'i Jici lit kept I
'ti-v i ins ili uioiir.lr.iiioiis nlon this :
line.
V HO Modtord trad Is MeJtord made.
dampen our ardor or chill
the German effort, the
and there is now no replenish
the ititure. Onlv one battle
and that is the final and de
thev always have. As long
F
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liy mi.bu.x "u.akd.SKK.
WAbtll.NUlo.S, Juno 1. War has
orouKlil opportunity to the coloruu
nuu. J( iius liieaiu moro inuney una
u olinuco to show wmit (Uiiy can Ho
in otucr directions. As monihors oi
mo (Iran army iney liuvo uciiunteu
uiemaeivus, accoritlng to all uccouuia,
Willi Bleat crffillt.
iiepons I rum Franco show that no
gro hoois liavo been taken tnuro in
iiugo niiuihers. iloroover, they have
teen Biven a chaii.o on tho f trill
line, and an Kcnernlly expected have
mauo ttoou uoiitiers. Notiody licensee
tlio nemo ot physical , Oovv.inuco.
What is moro important, the ulacK
solilier lias beliaveu well In Ills every
iiuy life.1 ottlclnl accounis nstoe as
to thin.
it was iitinoiinco.1 at tho (Into th
first draft was heciin mat neKro
troops woulil lie ilseil largely In con-
.stiuciioii work and as steveiloers.
IJisiippoiuimeiit was expressed by in
toiliiu'iti leaiiers amotiK ttto race won
hint imped mill compulsory military
service would brlni; u cerutlii meas
ure of opportunity to serve in tt mtlii-
tiir.i wai. This disappointment has
keen removed. Colored troops have
been um-,1 to a certain extent, ns
white troops have, lor enBlneeriiiK.
cossiruciloii nud otlu r war work, hut
they have also received their share ot
miliary (ralnlnn and lime likewise
had their officers' li.ilinni; camps.
To Hie Kuropeaii the neuro is
novelty and an object of groat inter
est. Ills sonss, particularly the Konti-
ine old fashioned plantation melodies,
never cease lo riiteniiln.
To n Kfcat many negroes miliary
li(o and opportunity for war work
comes as a new emancipation from
slavery .-economic slavery. They
have more money (hun they ever hail
lu their lives,
SCENE FROM A. H. WOOD'S NEW
MAY TULLY, AT PPAGE THEATER, TUESDAY, JUNE 4
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It any argument for irrigation
wore needed the monthly weather re
ports would furnish It. April wns the
driest April In 30 years, and May, ac
cording to the monthly report ot the
local weather offico wns little hotter.
During tho last 31 days only slightly
ovor halt an inch ot rain fell while
tho average for tho month is 1.77,
a sixty percent deficiency.
May was a dry and cold month.
Thore were three killing frosts, the
21st, 24th and 25th, the first day of
the month holiig the warmest with
tho mercury reaching 85.
Tho season doflcfency in rainfall
Is now 9.20 inches. The nverago rain
fall for Juno Is 1.09.
The report in dotnil follows:
Date. Max. Mill, l'rcc.
1 S5 3T .... I't. Cldy.
2 S3 3T' .... Cloudy
3 :..:.SS ' -I'J ' ' '' Clear
4 Ct 31) T. Clear
5 (iu .15 .... Clear
6 71 35 .... Clear
7 71 37 .... Clear
S 59 38 T. Cloudy
9 4 0 4 3 .38 Rain
10 (!3 SC. .... Clear
1 1..... 75 35" I... Clear
12 S3 4 0 .... Clear
13 01 .".9 .... I't. Cldy.
II 01 rtS .... Cloudy
15 03 40 .... Cloudy
10 07 47 Cloudy
17 C7 47 .... I't. Cldy.
IS 03 45 I't. Cldy.
19 71 4 1 .... I't. Cldy.
20 03 45 .... I't. Cldy.
21 74 3D .... (Tear
22 78 111! .... Clear
23 09 37 .... Clear
24 07 St .... Clear
25 04 31 .... Tt. Cldy.
20 01 41' .15 Cloudy
27 05 30 .02 Cloudy
2S 77 30 .... Tt. Cldy.
29 S3 ' 43 .... Clear
30 75 4S .... Pt. Cldy.
31 72 37 .... I't. Cldy.
Monthly Summary
Temperature Max., 09. 0, mln.,
39.8; mean, 54.7; max. 85; mln. 30;
greatest dally rangn, 4 8.
Precipitation Total. .54 inches;
greatest In 24 hours, 37. Number of
days with .01 inch or more precipita
tion, 9, 20, 27. Clear. 12; partly
cloudy, 10; cloudy, S; rnfn.1. hates
of killing frost, 21, 24, 25.
WASII1XC.TOX. June 1. Weather
predictions for (he week beginning
Monday. Issued hy Ihe weather hn
reuti today, are;
l'nclfle slates Showers on the
Washington and Oregon coast first of
the week: elsewhere fair with unim
portant tempt ijture changes.
NF.W YOItK Charles M. Schwab
told the American Iron nnd Steel ln
Ktltute thai this nation built and put
Into commission In May 250,000
deadweight Ions of rhlppitig and dur
ing last week let contracts for f 250.
000,000 worth ot shipping. About
7OO,O0i) men are now employed on
ships or parts of ships.
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COMEDY. "MARY'S ANKLE," BY
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QUEEN BAWLS OUT
TIIH HAG UK, June 1. Of all the
crowned heads ot Kurope who have
defied the kaiser since he defied the
world In 1914, tho only one to "get
away with it" is a woman.
She is Queen Wilhclmlna of Hol
land, who has succcded so far In
keeping her little nation out of the
war.
If the allies ever capttiro Potsdam
palace ajid go thru the kaiser's cor
respondence files, some secret history
ot the negotiations between Berlin
and The Haguo will bo revealed that
will place Wlllielmlna in a unique
place in history.
For In those Tiles, unless the kal
sor has torn them up, are some ex
ceedingly tart notes with Wilheimi
na's signature affixed.
The queen has a reputation for
boldness and determination, and It
is common ltnowlodgo-that she has
resolved to uphold the rights and dig
nity of Holland at all costs. Hor re
cent correspondence with tho kaiser,
it is said, shows her at her best.
If the stories being circulated In
court circles are true, Wllhelmlna
(old Wllhelfn some plain (ruths In un
varnished languago which rather took
him aback.
Tho, Dutch foreign offico did not
approve, It is said, of hsr frankness,
hut she took tho mater out of Us
hands and, in effect, told tho kaiser
that he couldn't put anything over on
Holland nnd advised him "where to
get orf at."
So powerful an effect did her let
ters have on Wlihelm that ho is go
ing awfully slow In his plan to drag
Holland Into the war.
REORGANIZE ARMY
WASHINGTON', Juno 1. Appoint
ment of Malcolm Donald ot Boston,
as noting chief of the clothing and
equipment division of the army
quartermaster corps, was announced
today. He will relieve Albert L.
Scott, head ot the division, who wili
retiro to obtain rest.
WASHINGTON, June 1. John W
Scott, of Chicago, was appointed to
day chief of n newly created textile
division of tho war industries board.
Relief from Eczema
Don't worry about eczema or other
rkin troubles. You can have a clear,
lualthy skin by using a little remo,
obtained at any drug store for 35i, or
extra kirge bottle at $1.00.
Zcmo generally removes pimples, black
head, blotches, ectema, and ringworm
and makes the skin clear and healthy.
Zcmo is a clean, penetrating, antiseptic
liquid, neither sticky nor greasy ond stains
nothing. It is easily applied and costs a
mere Hide for each application. It is
Uways dependable.
The E. W. Rom Co. . Cleveland, a
BABY CHIX
'XV I, th Tputatjm in Ptram
of Kax4hns iSr I laying ttack. I t
ItUf to yno, guv flat h
hrkprt but th brtt Wrue lot
iAhKmt-rv'
kVtfthitna, Cftlifarai
JOHN A. PERL
INDKltrVKKJU
Ijidy AsMMtant.
W SOl'TH HAKTIiKTa.
Phone M. 47 and 47-J1.
Automobile Hoarse Service.
k ilo Ambnlanct ferric. CereuM
t .
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HAULS 30 TONS
When you hear in t:ie early morn
ing hours of circus day the rumble of
a string of heavy wagons In the street
and miss the clatter of hoofs on the
pavement, pick up your ears and hop
out of bed, for a war tractor the
very machine that Is lugging big guns
over the roads on the French front
is rolling a half dozen heavy circus
wagons to the show lot.
Sells-Floto circus, which will come
to Medford June 8 uses this power
ful tractor, painted in regulation
French army steel gray, to save its
400 beautiful borses an extra trip
from the railroad sidings to the show
grounds. French army engineers
gave the circus management the
specifications for this mighty en
gine and they inspected it upon its
completion. It will pull thirty tons
easily In a street. In France It pulls
heavy artillery and timbers, weighing
an average of 2G tons, but the con
stant repair or the road's behind the
firing line makes It a little harder
for this tractor over there.
It will be well worth your time to
see this machine In action when the
circus unloads. In the evening, it Is
first to start back to the sidings with
the cook-house string of wagons a
load of 20 odd tons. Sells-Floto driv
ers and mechanicians will be glad to
explain the tractor to you.
It Is a chance to see an engine that
works night nnd day for the allied
cause, and It Is 'brought virtually to
your doors.
Medford Pharmacy
Mineral Oils
(Liq
Squlbb's (Heavy) pt $1.00-
Parke Davis & Co., pt
Nujol 50c and $1.00 V
San-Tox, pt
In Bulk, pt
Thone'lO:
Our Supreme Duty
is in keeping our affairs, our health and our
mind vigorous and wholesome. This is nec
essary in order to win the good fight for de
mocracy and freedom.; Start an account
witli the Jackson County Bank it will give
yon confidence and strength for the present
and future. !.:
The Jackson County Bank
Medford, Ore.
Change In Train Schedule
Beginning Sunday, June 2
South
Shasta Limited No. 11 discontinued. No.
13 to' San Francisco leaves Medford at
9:35 a. m. instead of 10::i") a. m. No. 53 to
San Francisco leaves Medford at 4:20 p. m.
instead of 3:30 p. m. No. lo to San Fran
cisco leaves Medford at 11:40 p. m. instead
of 11:19 p.m.
North
Shasta Limited No. 12 discontinued. No.
14 to Portland leaves Medford at 7:35 a. in.
instead of 8:02 a. m. No. 54 to Portland
leaves Medford at 5:27 p. m. instead of 5:47
p. m. No. IU to Portland leaves Medford at
7:00 p. m. instead of l:0t p. m.
For particulars ask local agent.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC LINES
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured
by local ppllcilom, M lbr cnnol ; ruth
thi aieaW portion ot th. .mr. Th.w Ji
on'r one way to euro ctrrhl deafness.
a?d Ui.t 1. br conetllutlonsl remsdy.
Catarrhal Deafness It caused by an In.
named condition of the mucous Ualng of
h. Eusischlsn Tubs. VPb.n ,hls tub. nt
Inflamed you bsve a rumbling sound or Im
perfect h.arln., and when it """hr
closed. Deafnes. Is the result. Uyles. tlw
Inflammstlon can be reduced and thla tub.
restored to its normsl condition, hearlnr
will be destroyed forever. Msny easel of
deafness are caused by catarrh, whlcn ts
an InUamcd condition of the mucous sur
face. Hall's Catarrh Medicine act. thru
the blcod on the mucous surface! of In.
"wV'wIll five One Hundred' Dollar, fop
lay case of Catarrhal Deafneee that Mnnot
be cured by Hall's Catarra MedlclA. Clr ,
culara free. All Prugelita. 70.
F. J. CHENBY CO, Toledo, O.
GOAL
We expect to supply at new low
rate local coal of first-class qual
ity, free from slate. .,
1 ' For information regarding de
livery and prices apply to ,,. , :
Coker Butte Coal M'g Co.
Room 203, First National Bank
Illdg. P. II. Cowlcs, Pres.
Phone 262. ' ' ' i X
Stock Ranch
For Sale
BY BROWN WHITE
'. 10 So. Fir St . t
176 acres, two sets of buildings,
full equipment ot machinery and
stocked with sbeep, horses, bogs, etc.
75 acres In alfalfa. ,
For rent 6 acres In garden, grata
and alfalfa, under Irrigation.
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Paraffin)
7acl
Foi
Constipation
Gael
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