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.I'ALtSl ynly 1'ivsirlcnt Wil
son's IinU'iM-iMit'iM'! Day mliirnsH is
printed with proiniiieiire liy nil the
nt'Wspnpt'i'H, Simic oi them single
out special plirars to- display s
slofiims in the hcavic.-t type at the
top f the I runt pac The amount
nf spac( dcvtitcd to recording the
eelcbralions in Krariee, Kiijiland and
America, avemng ID to 12 columns,
compels most of the editorial writers
to postpone until tomorrow comment
on the speech.
In its coinmeiit. Hie I'elit I'lirisieit
Mi.vh :
"In soulful phrases President Wil
son portrays I lie deep meaning of the
unniversnry which Krance celebrated
yesterday with all the allies of the
jjreiij, American nation. The. nohh'
spirit who guides the destinies of the
mighty Irans-Atlantic repuhlie di-re-ards
details, lie dominate us from
a heiyht every silmttion, sometimes
even (he most obscure and most trnif
ic, and sees only the hroad uspecls
which comfort ami calm."
Of the other newspapers thai com
mented upon the address, 1,'Ocuvri
lays stress upon the president's ref
erence to Russia, which nation, it de
clares, entente will not forsake.
The Lihre Parol remarks that Pres
ident replies "lo the inso'ent provo
cation of the kaiser in Iniiuape which
will move all irenerous souls.'
Yesterday's Poiirth ol July celebra
tion likewise finds an echo in the
presN. The I'elit Parisian asked Sev
ern I rmted personages for their im
pressions of (he event and today
print h their replies,
"A wonderlul day for both coun
tries," was Ambassador Sharp's
comment. "II will have a wide report
and discission in the I'nited States."
Marshal JofiYt declared that July
4 would hereafter "be an un forget -table
date, opening a new era in bis
lrv." Ifcne Vivituit, former minisler ol
justice, said :
"Wo can 'truly feel that soldiers of
hoth nations arc brothers in arms.
The two democracies are linked by
the, depest feelings of regard and
friendship."
IT,
RUMANIAN TREATY
A M ST 10 111) A.M. July R T h e
rolciisliig haR pn9nel tho treaty nun
mipptouionlnry I rent left with Itutiui
nln, ueenrdins to a Merlin dispatch.
Tho Independent soetalf.sls voted
analiiHt all tho treaties.
AMSTERDAM, July .V Pearo be
tween Humuntu and the central pow
ers prohahly will not bo ratified until
tho autumn, says Dr. Kdar von
Seltmldt-Paull, (ho p port til commis
sioner in Ititmanla. Hiimanla l quite
ready, ho rays, to ratify tho ntfroo
ment, bat Iho Austrian parliament
does not meet until AukuM and there
uro several points on which there Is
opposition from Uulpirla and Turkey
which must he cleared up.
AMERICAN NAVAL AVIATOR
PRISONER IN GERMANY
WASHINGTON'. July .V-Kiimj
(leorpe lioe ol' Seilunte, Mass., n
axialion pilot in (lie American nav.
has been captured mid is imprisonet
al ('amp l.amUrlmnl, tieininny, tin
navy department was advised loilnx
by Admiral Sims.
Knsi;;u Koe was last heard from ir
a cablegram from Adudiiil Sims or
June -I. lie had made a forced landim
IS miles off (he coast of llollam
when bis enplane developed enjjint
t rouble.
LEMON JUICE
TAKES OFF TAN
Girls! Mala bUuching lotion j
if sUh is sutilnitiK'd, i
laniH-J or fukhi i
Sqiiee.o the juice of two lemom
into a 'bottle containing three oiimfv
of Orchard White, shake well, and
you Imvo a quart or pint of the bot
frtH'klc. sunliurn and tun lotion, uud
complexion beautified, at very, er
pnmll ooM.
Your grocer has the lemons and
any dru store or toilet couater will
supply threo ounve of Orchard
White for a few cents. Miissuko this
nwoetly frnurant lollon Into ihe fuc
neck, nnns and Imnds each day and
neb how Heckle, Kunlmru, whulburn
nnd tan disappear mid how clear.
soft and whho tho sUn heeomtm
Yen! It In harmless.
AIMS OP ALLIES
BY THE PRESIDENT
(Continued r-rom rae Ooft.)
cd, nol,for a single people only, hut
tor all mankind. They were thinking.
not of themselves and of the mate
rial interests which centered in the
little groups of landlords and mer
chants and men of afiuirs with whom
they were accuslomed to net, in Vir
ginia and the colonies to the north
and south of her, but of a people
wished to be done with classes and
special interests and the authority
of men whom they had not them
selves chosen to rule over them. They
entertained no private purpose, de
sired no peculiar privelee. 1 hey
were conscioujdy planning that men
of every class should he free and
America a place -to which men out id'
every nation niiht resort who wish
ed to share with them the ripbis hit1
privileges of free men. And we take
our, cue from them --do we not ? We
intend whal they inlended. We here in
America believe in our purticipalion
in this war to he only the fruitage of
what they planted. Our ease dif
fers from theirs only in this, that il
is our inestimable privilege to eon
sort with men oat of everv nation
what shall make not only the liberties
of Arueirea secure bid the liberties of
very other people as well. We an
happy in the thought that we are per
mit ed to do what they would have
done bad they been in our place
There must now be sellled once for
:ill what was settled for America in
the fM-eat aj;e upon whose inspiration
we draw fining. This is surely a
f'iltinu place from which calmly to
!ook out upon our work, that we may
t i rt i fy our spirits for i t s a ce om
plishment. And this is the appropri
ate olacc from which to avow, alike
to (he friends who look on and to the
friends with whom we have the hap
iness o be associated in rdii-n, the
faith and purpose with which we act.
Men Hon of Itusshi
"This, then is our conception ol
he jfrent strulc in which we are en
raged. The plot is written upon every
-scene, and everv act cd' the supreme
tragedy. On Ihe one stand the pen
,'jlc.a of Ihe world -not only the peo
ples actually enpiued, but ninny oth
ers also who suffer under mastery
but cannot act; peoples of many
raeesjind in ever'' pari of the world
- Ihe people of stricken Itussia still
.Huong Ihe rest, Millionth Ihev are for
he ir.duient uiioriini.ed uud helpless.
Opriosed to (hem, masters of ninny
irmics, sl;Mid an isolated, friendless
roup of governments who speak no
.oiiimou purpose, hut only selfish am
bitions of (heir own by which none
an profit bul thenisclvcM and whose
leoples are fuel in their hands; m,,v
.'rnments which fear their people am1
yet are for the tii;ie their sovereign
lords, making every choice for then
ind disposiiif of their lives and for
" lines as ihcy will, as well us of ihe
lives and fortunes of every pcoph
who fall under their power govern
neut clothed with the strange trap
dugs and the primitive authority ol
in age' that is alloyether alien am'
hostile In our own. The past and the
ire sen I are in deadly struggle and the
teophs of the world are being dom
o dciilh hctueen ihem.
Only One Issue
"There can he bul oae is-ue. Tin
elllemeul must be final. There ear
'ie no compromise. No half-wa' de--iMon
would he tolerable. No hal
vay decisiod is conceivable. There
ire the emN tor which the a-()ciatei
hiIcs of the world are liuhting am
which must be com eded them lud'ort
here can be peace :
("1.) The destruction of even
ailitary pmver anywhere that eai
eparalelv. secretly and of its Mnuh
dioiee ilisturh ihe peace of Ihe world ,
ir, if il cannot be present Iv destroy
ld, at least its reduction to virlual
nipotence.
'(''. ) The set dement of evrn
piestiou, whether of territnry, o!
lovereiuni y, of economic arrange
nen or of political nTationshiji, upon
'be basis of tin- free uen-pl alice ol
'hut settlement by the people imine
liatcly eon eined, and not upon the
tiisi of the material interest or ail
antimes of any other iiuliou or peo
de which nmv deire a different set
lemlut for the sake of its own ev
erior influence of inasictv.
Oiganititioii of Peace
'..) Tin1 consent of all nations t
e oerncd in their conduct lowan
ai'h other bv the same principles ot
lonor ai.d of respect tor tlie eomaioi
'aw of eivilicd sm-iety that yoveri
he indnidiial citi-eiis of alt modi ri
-lilies m their relations with one an
idler: to the end that alt promise'
ind covenants may be observed, u
irivale ploU or eon-plrac!es hntch
mI, no selfish tniurie- w i ont'lil w ill
tiipuntv and a mutual It t-t ed.ddish
t noon a hend-ome ioMUiIaiimi of ,
uuImmI te-peet fur riulit,
"t 1.) The esinhli-hieeiil of , or
:ant.'.atiou of peace which shall make
MEDFOTCD MATL THTTUTXE. MF.DFOttn. 07?FXIOX. FIUDAV. Jl'LY f. IMS
it certain that ihe combined power
of free nutions will check every inva
sion of right and serve to make peace
and justice die more secure by af
fording a definite tribunal of opinion
to which all must submit and by
which every international readjust
men that cannot be umicablv agreed
upon bv the peoples directly concern
ed shall be scanctioned.
"These groat objects can be pi J
into a single sentence. What we seek
is the reign of law, based upon the
consent of the governed and sustain
ed hy the organized opinion of man
kind.
Kvtend Declaration
''These great ends can not be
achieved by deluding and seeking to
reconcile and accommodate what
statesmen may wish, with their pro
jects for balances of power and of
national opportunity. They can be
realized only by the demonstration of
what they . mean to peoples of coun-
Irieswho have been denied these
things; who have longed for justice
and for social freedom and opportu
nity. '! can fancy that the air of this
place carries the accents of such
principles with a peculiar kindness.
Here were started forces which the
great uulioii against which they were
primarily directed al first regarded
as a revolt against its rightful au
thority, bul which it has long s'uice
seen to have been a step in the libera
tion of its own people as well as of
the people of the failed States and
I stand here now to speak, lo speak
oroudlV and with confident hope of
the spread of this revolt. Ibis libera
tion, to the great stage of the world
tUelf! The blinded rulers of Prus
sia have roused forces they knew
little of forces which, once roused,
can never be crushed to earth again;
for they bae at their heart an in
spiration nnd n purpose whi.-h arc
deathless and of the very sluff of
triumph!"
(El
MOSCOW, June 'JH. (lty the As
sociated I'ress.) The internal sit
uation of the Nnssian soviet republic
is such that only a powerful nnnv of
Ihe basis of obligatory service can
protect it, in the opinion of Leon
Troizky, commissioner of wur ami
marine. Me has submitted a report
advocating; universal military service
for the bohrgeous as well as for the
workmen ami peasants and hopes
that the fifth congress of Soviets will
pfiss such a measure.
Premier l.enine has approved the
report and the details are being work
ed out. A 'cording lo Ihe report, the
bourgeois will not be used as com
hafants bul will be orgnnzied into
trench digging units ami also will be
ised for cleaning barracks.
obituary
I'KAKT Chni'lea William Pear!,
Ilui well known Kast Side dairyman,
died at his home, .119 Portland
avenue, at ::20 a. m., July 4 III, after
an Illness of seven weeks wllh pneu
monia, ai;ed (11! years, seven months
and 1!0 days, lie leaves u wife, two
sons, Kmerson Peart, of Kort lodm
Iowa, and (leorRo I). Peart, member
171st Aviation squadron, now in
ICiiKlaud; Ihrco (laiiKlitors, Miss
llladys Peart, Mrs. V. I. Valentin
and Mrs. A. I". Slennctt, all of Med
ford. Ml'. Pearl was liorn In Went Vlr
K"lnln, November 14, IS,'..!- and was
married May Hi, 1SS1, to Miss
I'MI.aheth Ann llanlon al Manson,
Iowa. Hesides his Immediate family
lie leaves three brothers and flvo sis
ters, Thomas Pearl, Shawnee, Ohio;
(loorno and .lohn Pearl, Des Moines.
Iowa; Mrs. Mary Jones, .Newark.
Ohio; Mrs. .Millie lleutliani, Wnsli
liiKlon, 11. IV, Mrs. Kll.abelli Nnlr.
St. Joseph, Mo., and Mrs. Kmmn
Young, I'hlraso, Ills.
Mr. Peart eamo lo Medford seven
years ai;o from Kort Hodge, Iowa,
and soon established the Kast Side
dairy wlileli he rnnUnued to operate
until Iho firs! of last June, when, on
aivounl or ill healih. he disposed ol
Ihe business, IntendliiK to take a
vaeallon In automobile travel along
the coast and a lonv: rest before again
embarking in business.
The funeral arrangements will be
delayed mull the arrival of the eld
est son, Kmerson Peart, who Is now
en route Irom Korl Hodge, Iowa.
( ASHY- In A-ihhm.l, .lulv 4, P'lS.
Mr-.. Miiry K. li-.Vy. wile ol' ev
I'ioimaMer ,1. Ii, I'u.-ey, used about
.S ye;n.. Funeral services will be
icld at Stock'' iin.leiiiikinu parlor,
auinluy nl'termion, July (i.
I'lH.MY- In A-hlaiul, July :i. 1P1S,
-; li I'clcy, iii;eil 7'J years. IV
cjm'iI n a native ol' lllinoi-., and
i;mI been a reidenl ol this eivinily
or J.i jenis. I'lineral was held at
jjc Inmily it. i.tence on II streel, ,lul.
'. lulcruM-ul in Mountain View ecni
mI en.
POWERFUL ARMY NORWAY LOSSES BY
PORES! BLAZES
Tlie forest fire situation in the
county, both in federal territory and
elsewhere seems now to be well in
hand and is no longer a big worry to
the officials in charge of fighting the
fires. Of course, with the breaking
out of new fires this situation would
at once he altered, but all the old ones
are under control.
Hugh H. Kankin, federal forest su
pervisor, said today as he crossed his
fingers and knocked on wood: "We'yo
got control of die situation and wilt
try to prevent in tlie future another
such menacing situation. The fire
at Woodruff Meadows in the Pros
pect district is under control and will
he out in a few days. The fire at
Ilabbit Kars up on (he lTmpun divide
is not spreading and we will rein
force the crew up there with a large
ii of Ihe force thai has been light
ing- the Woodruff Meadows fire. This
will he done just as a matter of pre
caution."
W. T. Orievo telephoned to the of
fice of the Jackson County fire pa
trol association yesterday that the
association fires in the Prospect' ter
ritory were under control, and asked
that five men be sent to fight a fire
nt the head of Klk creek, which as yet
had not assumed serious proportions.
Mrs. flrieve. who is seretarv of the
association, was unable, to t nd live
men lo send yesterday bccar.se of its
being n holiday, bul sent ihem lo Klk
creek this morning.
Supervisor Kankin also reports
that the big fire that is on the Klam
ath Indian reservntion and in the
( 'ruler national forest is under con
trol and almost out.
WASHINGTON, July .'). Intense
in the monthly losses of Norwegian
shipping due to German submarine
activities.uluring dune was reported
by cable to the Norwegian legation
here today from Christiana. Twenty
Norwegian vessels totalling 'JlijHIl,
Ions were sunk dhring the mouth and
lil men were lost.
June sinkings bring Norway's total
losses to 84'J vessels. laves of 1,7.47
men were lost. The total tonnage of
the tois Norwegian shipping now
amounts lo 1,1 54,1 34.
ALLIES WIL WIN.
(Continued from page ooo.)
It claims that the French thrust
north of tho AIno was broken up in
Iho front lino while It describes the
thrust on the Somino as "patrol at
tacks" which were frustrated.
On ItalUin l-'ront
On tho Italian front General Diaz
has been equally successful with his
local attacks and his captures of
prisoners slnco last Saturday is now
well over 4 SOU. Tho Italians con
tinue their operations near the mouth
of'tho Piuvn nnd rapidly are driving
the Austrians back to tho line of the,
old river bed.
American Independence day on the
American sectors passed off with
only nomal activity. If there were
any anticipations that tho Germans
might seise upon Ihe Fourth of July
as a day upon which lo strike n blow
ngalnst Ihe Americans, ihey did not
materialize.
After a Cup of
POSTUM
there's no uncomfortable
reaction but rather a re
freshing feeling of health
and satisfaction,
It's gratifying, these days,
to know that Posttim saves
siiunr and fuel.
Convenient
Economical
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Instant Postum
"1 here's a R'-ason"
44 LEAVE 10
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The farewell reception held at
Ashland today for the 4 4 young men
of Jaikson county who leave for
Fort McDowoll, Calif., tomorrow
forenoon 'waB largely attended by
people from all parta of the county.
Porter J. N'eff of Medford, and Prof.
Hrvlng Vlnlnrt of Ashland, made the
principle addrees. The members
of the draft board were all In atten
dance. The affair was held in the
armory.
The draft contingent leaves for
Kort 'McDowell Saturday at 10:30
a. m, on a apeeial military train
benrinR drafted men from tho nor
thern part of tho state. A large
crowd of relatives, friends and citiz
ens is expected to be present to give
the boys a fitting farewell.
10 BAR GERMANY
FROM IHE PACIFIC
WASHINGTON', July 5. A reso
lution declaring It opportune for Hhe
United Stales, Japan and Great 13ri-
Are AiIiei-liM-d Medicines Worthless?
There Is no more reason to con- (
demn all advertised medicines than
there is to condemn all physicians or
all druggists, i'akes there are in ;
every profession and In every trade, !
hut they do not last long. Take a
medicine like Lydia E. Pinkham's,
Vegetable Compound, the true test
ot its merit is the fact that for forty.
years it has been relieving women of
America from tlie worst forms of fe
male ailments, constantly growingin
popularity and favor, until it is now
recognized from ocean to ocean as
tho standard remedy for female ills.
Prove Your
Thrift
NOTHING will so woll evi
dence your patriotic prac
tice of saving money as a
growing BANK ACCOUNT.
with your savings safely
lucked away in tho First I I
Nalional Hank spending
will not appeal to you quite
so much.
First In Service
as Well as Name"
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Wm. G. Talt President
Oris Crawford Cashier
FIRST
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lulu to olilor into un agreement
which would prevent Germany and
the other central powers from gain
ing a foothold upon the Pacific which
might permit them to "use methods
of warfare on the Pacific ocean not
Justified or warranted by the laws of
was Introduced today by Sena-
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Cleansed from the Blood
Impurities Promptly Wiped
Out.
' If there is any trace of Scrofula, or
other impurities in your blood, you
cannot enjoy tho full physical devel
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"4th OF JULY
TONIGHT
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f PARTICULAR WOMEN ARE CAREFUL IN THE
SELECTION OF TALCUM POWDER
It Is easy to spoil all the daintiness and "tone" of a good perfume by
using a Talcum Powder of a different or Interior order. We call
your allentlon to
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r.acn oi wnicn is a part or a complete line ol toilet preparations,
addition to these we carry all other makes of Talcum Powder.
t.v
Gagnon Lumber Yard
All Kinds of rough and dressed Lumber.
Specialties; Dimension stuff. Finishing Lumber
SliinRles, Sash and Doors, Hoofing Paper, Fruit
Jioxes. 1
(live us a trinl and Duv Jackson County products.
Place orders now fur Fruit Uo.xes.
New Shed 1130 S. Front St. Phono 859, Merford
tor Saiilsliury. Consideration of It
was postponed.
ROME, July 5. Cardinal Sebas
tian .Marilnelll, prefect of the Suered
Congregation of Klles, and former
papal delegate to the I'nited Mates,
j Is dead.
lni the last trace of Scrof
ula and other blood taints, and there
is no case that it does not promptly
reach. S. S. S. will thoroughly cleanse
and' remove every disease germ that
infests the blood and give you new
life and vigor. It is sold by all drug
gists and you should get a bottle and
begin its use to-day. Write a com
plete history of your case, and you
can obtain expert medical advice free
by addressing Medical Director, 80
Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
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