' HEBFORH STATE TRTBTJffE, JifEDFORP, O'REflO'S', FRTTVAY, .TT7XE 21 1918
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EM-TEES
TWENTY-ONE.
Ily ftcorgo 10. lloweii
When youth Is 'turning twenty-ono
And boyhood drops Iho toyB it
know,
When there's sharp drilling to lie
dono
To hasten victory o'er the Hun,
America will find him true
Her manly pride, her loyal son.
Pear aro the dreams youth leaven lie
hind For life begins at twenty-ono.
Out there in honor's budge to find,
With courage of our futhers' kind.
Hut thore's a man behind the gun,
A million mora be&ldo him lined.
If it may be bravo France shall keep
' Our hopo gone forth at twonty-ono,
Cod known, tho' first our hearts must
woep.
Franco will walk proudly whero they
sloop. ,
Sd Blinll their triumph, nobly won.
Live on, a hotter world to keep.
Yet, on wirae glad, victorious day,
When right lias crushed tho mighty
Hun, '
Tlioy will roturn all those who may
Love crowned, annolntcd of the fray,
Their costly right to manhood won
As wo had wished, In honor's way.
No vain rogrot lias twenty-one.
Its glnd, prophetic day is hero.
1-lfo's great adventure has begun,
No clouds obscure ambition's sun.
March on! O faith, without a fear,
Now worlds are wrought, at twenty-
THEY SHALL NOT PASS.
(By Alison Brown of The Vigilantes.)
They shall not puss,
While Britain's suns draw breath,
Y1iilc strength is theirs to strike
with shining .sword.
They shall lint pass,
Kxeept I hey puss In Death,
For British, fighting men have
pledged their word.
They shall no pass
''ur Frmii'e knows no defeat,
Nor hesilutes to nobly pay the
price. ,
They shall not pass.
Till brave hearts cease In heal,
And none shall stand to fall in sac
rifice. They shall not pass
America will si. mil
As long us lips can answer her "I
entne."
They shall nol pass,
'J'n strike Hie Invcd land,
flint Freedom's children rise In
cull their home.
REPUBLICANS NOT TO
UPHOLD HENRY FORI)
NEW YOltK, Juno II Henry Ford
will nut receive tho support of th
republican stnto commit too of : Michi
gan In bis cnndldnry for the senate,
as suggested by President Wilson, uc
milling to a statement made here to
night by John I). Miiiigiini, chairman
of the committee, after a conrrrenee
with Will II. llnycs, chairman of the
national coininttle.
Mr. Jlaimum added that "Intcrfer
enco with iho real head uf the demo
cratic IHillllcnl oisanliialloll of the
country, In an effort to conlnil the
republican party's affairs in a stale
JPK.OUO republican will not affect us,"
. A. 1'. .V A. M,
lingular coinmiinlcat I o n
Modford IakIbo 10.1, Friday
evening, Juno 21. Business of Im
portance. ,
L. K. WILLIAMS, Socy.
THE COMING DRIVE.
D
TSPATOIIISS from Paris
impending on the. British front, accomiug to mili
tary experts who see m the intensity ol: the (u-rnian can
nonade at various points the preliminary steps of a new
Gorman attack. Jt is pointed out that the fourth army
group under Crown Prince Kupproclit of Bavaria has had
leisure lor reorganization during the three weeks si nee it
was engaged in hattlo and now is ready for a new effort
along tho front.
In all probability the new German offensive will be
directed against the' Flanders front in an effort to reach
the channel ports and isolate the British army and cut it
off from its base.
Germany strategy has succeeded in three efforts in
breaking the allied lines and proved 'that the trench sys
tem has become obsolete. This was done by means of ef
fective and intense gas bombardment of an extended area
back of the lines combined with the rush of an enormous
force ii ion an extended front, going through tho weak
spots and getting behind the portions that held, forcing a
retreat along the whole line. Before reinforcements could
roach the scene, a big advance was in each instance, scored
by the enemy.
Tho passing of the trench system of defense', vhich
held for the past throe years, has forced new defensive tac
tics upon the allies, though what they will be is not yet ap
parent. The old system called for the holding of the lines
with light forces, retaining in their rear large reserves to
be used at attacked points, the theory being that the
weakly held lines could bo defended until reserves were
able to restore the balance. Tho, now Gorman penetration
has Tendered tho old defense obsolete.
It is not at all unlikely that the British may be forced
to abandon Ypres and the channel ports in order to secure
sufficient rescrvon to block the enemy thrusts behind the
Nomine, and against Paris. This would shorten the allied
line a hundred miles and not seriously handicap the allied
forces. It would release the entire British army to aid in
the defense of Paris and after all the battle is not for
positions or territory, but for destruction of reserves.
Writing of the prospects, Frank H. Simonds, the war
critic says:
Wo aro bound to see the allies lose more ground and possibly submit to
other periods of great strain; we may Heo loom relinquish large areas of
northern Franco, us Joffro did 1n 3 i 14, but we are bound also to recog
nize that this chuuge In strategy Is duo to a return to the war of move
ment and a "consequent return to those methods by which Joffro won the
greatest battle in military hfctory before trench war came. And we must
not attach to ground a value which it did not have in 1914 and has not
now, nltho it may have possessed that value In the intermediate period.
In 1918, as In HJ14, tho Oerman Is' staking all on a great effort,
which can only succeed If it breaks tho power of resistance of bis foes
and tills must bo broken before wo Americans Intervene in great numbers,
jusi as in j ii i i it was essential to win uororo Russia became dangerous;
und wo are likely to soo Koch follow the course of his old chief, Joffre
and await tho right moment, sacrificing territory against that even more
valuable commodity, time. And we owe it to the cause to perceive the con
ditions or the struggle and not accept tho Oerman estimate of successes,
which, nltho considerable, are not sufficient, and cannot, unless enormous
ly Increased, mako his lust bid for military decision successful.
Meanwhile Alneriea is rushing the reserves necessary
to strike the final and victorious blow, when tho time
comes so t hat loss of land
anyone lose hope lor a victorious outcome is certain. Four
big offensives have failed to break tho allied militarv or
ganization or demoralize the defense and neither a fifth,
. '..ii. ii i i . 1
si.M a orsevciiiit can aoeoiupiisii ir.
Every Man
(By liuymond S. Spears of The Vig
ilantes.) Every citizen is Hie guardian of his
own share or portion of I lie natiniuil
honor, t'pnii him rests the duly, and
sometimes the necessity, of perform
ing sumo task or undertaking some
fiat that will cause him certain ef
forts and demand of him a definite
sacrifice fur the cnmninn gond. If n
man does not know what is within his
power In necnmplish, and what rests
upon him to do, then he is ignorant
of the liuiilauii'iilal rcipiirc mctils of
his siliintinti. His first public task
is to discover his duty, n ml then he
must dn it.
It may he Hint Hie faithful per
fiirmntiiT of a single thing, oft re
pented, may serve to redeem the
pledge mere living is sufficient to
prove nsiainst each individual. Thus
the wnrkmuii driving rivets in a ship's
plates limy lie lining his utmost mid
his best ; on the other liiind, men liv
ing in comfortable seclusion nf study
and theory, may very well discover
NATIONAL FORES!
WASHINGTON', June 21. Fin's in
rational forests in western Molilalia
an, I iiollicrn Idaho are nssuniing n
most dangerous aspect, according to
n ports today In Chief Fnresler
Craves. Forest officials en Ihe spot
have suggested asking the war de
partment for men from army camps
near by to nssist.
Seven fires ill the lihickfoot, two in
the Cocur il'.Mene and others nut nf
control in Hie Pen d'Oroille and Kan
iksti national forests were tvpnrlcd.
Notice to Allen Women.
All (ierman alien females in Med
ford nnd vicinity over the ago of H
must register with tho chief of police,
commencing nt (I o'clock Monday,
Juno 17, nnd continuing on each day
successively thereafter until and In
cluding the 2i;th day ot Juno nt s
p. ni., except Sunday.
J. F. AI.F.XANOKn,
II. S. Marshal.
J. F. 1IITTSO.V,
Chief of Tollce.
state that grave events are
and retreats should not make
Has His Duty
Unit Iheir portion can lie done onlv
by iilmndoiiiii.; their comfortable and
liiiliitiml lethcrgy tor a daring and
active lite.
But Iho fact remains. Dint no man
can neglect a national duty without
piril to his own conscience, and per
haps to his own country. Consider
the nrehcr, in the old days, whose ar
row, in the cloud of his fellows' mis
siles struck through to the heart of
the opposing general us when the
unturned hurler of a juvlin, in the
Hosts ot hanor. found Willi his Inncn
the liver of Julian, iinsrnn einiicmr !
the Knnian empire. Suppose that mini
linn tattered in his strength or ef
fort !
How often has n falsely made fire
arm failed Ihe soldier? How often
bus a shell missed its billet f How
far has individual human neglect re
stricted tho success of (lie hosts of
civiliationf
If any maniir woman neglects his
duly, who shall say what the ciiinii
Inlive effects will he down the cen
turies? See your duty and do il !
ylT.BI'.C, Juno 21. Trouble grow
ing out of sentiment against the mil
itary service act is reported in sev
eral Quebec counties. The third
bnuili cpln-iou in throe mouths oc
curred today in l.nlliinicre county, at
Sninte Croix. A few nights ago n
liomh was exploded near the resilience
of the mayor of the place. Young
men in other parishes arc reported to
lie pnraditiL' in defiance of registra
tion. Hiliirhaiicis al-o are reported
in Nicnlet enunly.
WH EATON IN LEAD
MINNESOTA PRIMARY
ST. l'.U'l,, Juno 21. In rehires to
day from Monday's stale wide pri
mary election liovernor ,1. A. A. Burn-qiii-t
maintained a lead of nearly
.ill.OHO lor the republican nomination
and Fred K. Wheaton of Minneapolis
win holding a lend of more then -ItHl
for the nnmiiiatinn for governor on
the democratic ticket.
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FOR TAX SHARK'S
' ' ' .
GRA.NT3 PASS, June 21. Peti
tions are being circulated in this city
by paid solicitors from the outside,
the object or which Is to Inltiute a
bill to prevent the advertising of de
linquent taxes. These have been
signed by a good many people, and It
Is safe to say that a large percentage
of the signers do not realize that they
are playing directly into the bands
of the speculators who would sell the
property of hard-pressed or careless
taxpayers without giving thein the
benefit of public notice that the taxes
were due.
The effort to suppress the publica
tion or the delinquent tax lists In the
various counties of the state is not
without design. There Is a reason
why canvassers are being paid to go
into all the counties of the state of
Oregon for the purpose or circulating
such petitions. Those people are not
working In the Interests of the tax
payers, because the taxpayer does riot
pay for the advertising. The tax
shark is the man most Interested, In
having the advertising eliminated.
It Is not a proposal to reduce the
cost of advertising that is being
made. The purpose is to suppress
the publication altogether.
Tho tax shark with the elimination
of the advertising of delinquent tax
list would reap a harvest by tbe elim
ination of competition in bidding at
tax sales.
AFTER JULY 20
Stockton' cui., June 21.-
Stockton will been mo a n on -saloon
town Snturtlny, July 20th. Hv n voto
of .r,()fir to 4, (;(", tho war saloon
closintr initiative ordinance was car
ried at the noils, the majority 1)oinr
420.
The ordinance will close out 7.1 sn
luons and hotel liars and will limit
the serving of liquor with meals by
restaurants between1 the hours of 11
a. in. and !) p. m. It ilnos not, how
ever prevent the sale of bottle jood
bv licensed houses in nnckaes of 21
ounces or over.
Saloon's Arguments '
The two principal arguments ad
vanced by the saloons in an effort to
defeat (be ordinance were, first, that
tho ordinance would not accomplish
its purported purpose, inasmuch as
the rest of the county would remain
wet, and, second, that tbe voter
should wait for the Kotnincr bill to
be submitted in November.
1 1
PLEADS GUILTY
SACKAMKNTO, Oil., June 21.
William lined, arrested here Oeoom-
ber 22 last, in collection wilh an in
vostigatinn of alleged Industrial
Workers of the World nclivitv, plend
od guilty today in Ihe I'liileil States
dlriet court to two indictments
charging him with violating federal
explosive laws. Sentence was defer
red teinporaritlv.
Mood, through his counsel, with
drew a plea of not guiltv to the in
dictnicnl in which he was jointly
charged with tleop'e F. Voetter of
having eXTosios in his possession
wiluuil u ledernl license.
The nrrcl of Hood and Vnoller
neoiirrcd five days ufer an explnsinn
had ilamaiieil the home of (Invcrnor
William II. Stephens. They were al
!ov.ed lo have been carrying a box
containing dynamite nt the lime th
wore apprehended.
Nl'.W YOI.'K. .lane 21.- Five men,
one nf them cminoetcd wilh the tinny
transport service us a buyer, were
aiToslod hero today on federal grand
jury imlii'tmonN ohnrgintf (he offer
ing and irceiMn. f bribes, in enn
ncctinn with the sale to the govern
ment of life boats and rafts.
Bell-ans
Absolutely Removes
Indigestion. Onepackago
proves it 25c at all druggists.
IS SHE OR IS SHE NOT
MRS. KERENSKY?
MS. ALEX.KERKNSK.Y
Xnis is Airs. Alexander Keren
sky
This is, this is he Russian actress
that Kerensky was reported in news
dispatches to have married durin
the September crisis.
However, the nuirringo is now de
nied by some of Kerensky's friends
who have since come to this country
They say .that newspapers in llussia
at the time denied the reported wed
ding.
YREKA, Oil., June 21. The
chrome development in Siskiyou conn
ly is placing tiiis northernmost conn
ty of Hie state in the same position
she held ill Ihe fifties and sixties,
when gold was delved from Hie
gulches of the northern part of the
county. In those early years Siski
you stood in Class 1 for the produe
ing of gold. Now she is ranking in
Clnss 1 in the production of chrome
Last full the 'prospectors went
hunting for chrome nnd found it in
the foothills of the Siskiyous, in the
Sootls bar, Callahan und M'offctl
creek districts, and along the Klam
ath river. At first the crotne was
found in deposits ranging from 10 to
10 Inns. These deposits nre still be
ing found, and immediately bought
according to the tonnage on the dump,
by the muny agents of cupitnl now
ii; the comity who ore looking for
chrome.
Within the last three months com
panies with large capital, also indi
vidual capitalists aro leasing and
purchasing clinms and developing the
same. Several thousands of dollars
have been paid out for claims before
much dcvclnpincnt wnrk hail been
dnne. These same claims are now
showing thai the investment was good
ones. The companies that are de
veloping their newlv ni'ipiircd prnp
erty nre building roads nnd bridges.
One company is building a bridge
across the Klamath river.
W0USDED SOLDIERS
RECEIVE BEST OF CARE
PARIS, June 21. General Ireland,
tho chief surgeon of the expedition
ary force, who has just returned from
a tour ot Inspection, has expressed
himself as highly pleased with the
work of the national department. To
tho Associated Press he said:
"Tell the folks back homo who
see the names ot loved ones in the
casualty lists as wounded that no sol
diers over bore suffering with great
er fortitude and no wounded over
received better attention.
GERMANS SINK FRENCH
TROOP SHIP; MANY LOST
PA1US, June 21.. The transport
Sunt Anna, proceeding from Hlzera
for Malta, was torpedoed and sunk
on tho nlgtit of May 10-11, according
to the I lavas agency. There were on
board 2150 soldier nnd native work
ers, of whom K12 were saved.
Available shipping records give the
Sant Anna as a French steamer, 9350
tons gross. She was built in Franco
In 1010 nnd was owned by the Faure
i line.
THAT ANNOYING,
PERSISTENT COUGII
mi: lend to chronic tunff trouMi. or
niertn tti.it the cht-oni.' at.tjc alrudy
iw retched. In either qua try,
ECXMAPTS ALTERATIVE
TMg tonia anl tissu-rtpfiit-rr pup
Mlci the arlcTmw.frfvp't btTiflt!t of Cat
rtutn Uflmeit without disturbing- tha
touiarh. ttinnln. tia Al.oUwl. J'x
cotio r Habit-Fonulur Drug.
$2 urc( Bfw $1.50. $1 ti? new 8fe.
. Trlre tticlul trp fat All lru;1ta.
WkTii-m lotoy. PhMnlrlpri;
JOHN A. PERL
CXDEUTAKKK.
Lady Asslnant.
(ft SOUTH llAKTLKTt.
Phon If. 47 and 47-JI.
Automobile Hears Serf tr.
Into AmbulAac Sarrfct, 0rr
THERN I
F
SPOKANU. Wash., Juno 21. The
forest fire situutlon In northern Idu
ha, during the past 24 hours has been
the most serious that it has been for
years, according to officials of the
federal forest service here. Tho fires
are scattered from the district about
Oro Flno to the Canadian border.
Four big fires are burning, accord
ing to reports received toduy but each
supervisor In the district reported
tho chances were good ror putting
the fires under control today because
of cloudy weather and absence of any
wind.
Tho big fires in tho Clearwater
forest near Oro Flna, the Granite
Creek forest near Fend Oreille, the
Kunlksu near Prelst lllvor and the
C'oure D'Alcne forests near Wallace.
, Ono hundred and forty men were
sent today to the north Idaho woods
and 50 more will be sent this after
noon. The woods because of lack of rain
aro dry as in August. Most of the
fires, it is thought, were started by
careless campers and a few by light
ning. Tho forestry service opened an of
fice here today to hire men as fire
fighters. All men applying for work
aro employed. J. F. Persan, assist
ant district forester, arrived hero to
day from Missoula to take charge of
the office.
MASS MEETING FOR -v
WOMEN MONDAY AFTERNOON
A patriotic womens' meeting will
bo held at the Presbyterian church
Monday afternoon, .luno 2 1th, at
o'clock, which will bo addressed by
Mrs. Charles H. Castner of Hood Riv
er, president of the woman's division
of the state council of defense.
Mrs. Castner, who is also state
president ot tho Women's Federated
clubs, and a grand officer in the
Eastern Star, has recently returned
from Washington, 1). C, where she
conferred with high officials of the
government, and lier message will
be of Intenso Interest to all tho wo
men of Jackson county.
.Mrs. E. N. Warner, county chair
man of tho woman's division of the
council of dofense, has charge of the
meeting, nnd has sent an appeal thru-
out tho county for a large attendance.
Mrs. Castner will mako a special
appeal for support of the war savings
stamps campaign, which culminates
June 2Sth, nnd will also bring to the
attention of local women all activities
In which women can particularly
serve the government at the present
critical timo.
LEMON JUICE .
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Make bleaching lotion
if skin is sunburned,
tunned or frecklej
Squeeze the Juice of two lemons
Into a bottle containing three ounces
of Orchard Whlto, shake well, and
vou have a quartor pint of the best
freckle, sunburn und tan lotion, and
complexion beautifier, at very, vory
small cost.
Your grocer has the lemons and
nny drug store or toilet counter will
supply three ounces of Orchard White
for a few cents. Massago this sweet
ly fragrant lotion Into the fact, neck,
arms and hands each day and seo how
freckles, sunburn, wlndburn and tan
disappear and how clear, soft nnd
white tho skin becomes. Yes! It Is
harmless.
Coming To
Portland Soon?
when ever you do oomo,ftilj
Dig, comfortable.home-Uks
noioiwui nelp to make your,
itay eniovable. A hotel'
whero you will want your famlf
to stop. Lots of life dinner-dandim
. . r.u A O T- ,
Noon-day luncheon, 60a.
M $l.tO W W.
PORTLAND HOTEL .
Kichant W.CM1iIhM, 1
PORTLAND, ORIQO y
ARIS, June 21. Eight hundred
and thirty-five Oeniinn airplanes
1.1. ve been destroyed since January 1,
according to nil official announce
irciit just mnde, which tends to provo
that the German communiques nro
not reliable when dealing wilh losses
of nirphvues.
The statement uays that on Juno 2, '
Hie Germans lots -18, while on June D
nnd ll there were -I!) of their ma
chines brought down. The British
were responsible for Ihe destruction
of Ii.') of those lost on the latter date.
The German official statement ne-
knnwledgcd the Ins nf 10 on Juno 2,
and eight on June 9-1(1; The monthly
lfesss during the present year follow :
January, France 20 and Germany
78; February, France 18 and Ger
many 7i); March, France fiO nnd
Germany 18(i; April, France 40 and
Germany i:iti; May, France CO nnd
Germany "di.
Hosray! , Baby To , .;
Mq the House
No Lcncr? Do Woman Fear TkaGfMti
t est of All Human Blvuingt '
Utousands of vomen no lortfrer mfga Uwra
selves to the Uwugl.t tlut sickness and tils k
ire.- aro natural. They know better, for ill
l:.i!ier'a Frieiul they havo found a won
Icrful penetrating' remedy to relieve many
ire.Kifd cspcriencCii.
NervGitfljK's:, bv:!riutf-dnwn and stretching
inlns are crnt-n? tlo dMieartenlnjj and dla
.ressinpr experiences women everywhere say
they entirely escapa during tlio period o(
expectancy by the iiso of Mnther'3 Friend.
lleru i:i a remeilv th:it softens the nivrlari
of tmi(l, fiat ulHbmiiKtl muscles Just be-
out Mio icuul strain upon tliu llKaiuenU anil
".erves nml assists nature to make it poa
I!)lo for women o go through maternity
vithmit many of the drtyitled symptom w
.'amiliar to a lost of women.
By rcgnhr use throughout tho period the
muscles expand ensihy when baby is born,
and pnfn and danger at the crisis la con
iccji!en(ly lens.
Unther's Friend Is for external o onfy,
is nhsclutely and entirely scfo and hn been
used by thousands of women, nwaltins; the
p:-.iteEt time in a woman's life for ve
half n century.
Write tho BrartfieM Repute tor Oo.,
Lamar Bid., Atlanta, (la., for their 'Moth
crliood Do;lf," so valuable to expectant moth
ers, nnd In tho meantime obtain n bottle of
Mother's Friend from tho nearest dnur store.
Uck-in Its 3o strictly according to directions
with even bottle, nnd thus fortify yourself;
r;int pain and discomfort.
GIMCHUNO
China Herb Stors
;y.
Herb cure for earache, headache,
catarrah, dlpthcrfa, sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev
er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast.
cures all kinds of goiters. NO OP-
EKATIONS.
Modford, Oregon, .Tan 13, 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: '
This is to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had very severe stomach
troublo and had been bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to live, and hearing of Clm
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214
South Front street, Medford) I de
cided to get herbs for my stomach
trouble, and I stortod to feeling bet
ter ns soon as I used them and today
am a well man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was to
see Clm Chung and try his Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON,
Witnesses: . - '
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wm. Lewis, Kagle Point ,
W. I,. ChHdreth, Eagle Point,
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point,
C'.eo. B. Von dcr HcHcn, Eagle Point,
Thos. E. Xichols, Eagle Point.
IADE CTTITC
IEDF0RD
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