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WHEN WEAK
OR KUN DOWN
by flironlfi or tvute throat and hm
tiotibi.H .thki. cfUT li'-ojv .ue ttle.uiiey
una menuce lift) KU. try
ECKMAN'S ALTERATIVE
TM n mlchim rffflratlon pon'"--rd
nf iiii'tkeil tniiii: vulun hi addition to
ltt iem.U'i.1 riuuMiPH. i'nntiim tio t
cohOt. Narcotic or Uaolt-Formiug Uniir.
$2 size, now $1.50. $1 lize, now 60c.
JTIci imlutlfn wur tax. All drutuflstn.
Ffkinn T.rH.nr.lrirv rtiMnrTi'lphia.
SAYS UNCLE SI
SINCE L
Shortly before the arrival of two
long special military trains hearing
soldiers from Camp Lewla to Carnp
Kearney, Calif., which reached Med
ford UiIh forenoon telegrams began
arriving from a number of the many
Med ford and Jackson comity drafted
men who left hero two weeks ano in
tho big continent for Cnmp I-ewls,
Informing relatives that they would
patjs thru. Tho Medfurd relatives
dropped whatever lawk they wero at
ond hurried to the depot.
Tho firm train did not stop In thn
city and as it panned thru the hun
dredi! of boys In the coaches kept up
a continuous shouting and waving of
hands. A short time later the second
train crowded with shouting and
waving soldiers, put In appearance
and gladdened the hearts or all hy
Ktopplng at the depnt for ahout twen
ty minutes.
Tho Jackson county Sfjldiers were
allowed to leavo'the train to visit
with relatives and friends, but tho
officer In command refused all ro
fliiestH to allow the home boys to ride
with relatives and friends In aulos to
Ashland. Friends of Corporal Karl
Tu my were enpecInHy Insistent, but
Die commnnder was obdurate.
All the soldiers on both trains
were uniformed and presented a fine
appearance, altho the vast majority
had only been In service less than
two weeks. The Jackson county boys
certainly got quirk action and a
change of scenery before they had
become familiar with Camp lewls.
No no of the boys knew why so many
men wero transferred to Camp
Kearny, or how long they would be
at the latter plar.
Word fle.v iro nl f .wn wh !s. t'..o
train was wa.'n at thn depot, hmI
and before It departed many friends
of the local soldiers had reached the
depot. At one time during tho stop
the noise of cheering and singing had
died down entirely. This displeased
the officer In command evidently for
as he walked along by the side of the
cars he hissed to the boys leaning out
tho car windows the words "Cut
loose." Kvldentl r soldiers can not
cheer enthusiastically to order," for
the occupants of each car, as the
officer passed, let out tt feeble
squawk of a hurrah and then sub
Bided. Hut how tho whole train did shoui
and make up for lost time when the
truin pulled out! It was enthusiastic
and spontaneous shouting to show
their good will towards Medford, the
homo town of their comrades.
(Continued From rage One.)
Sainton lisliin on the 1omm river
has cloM'd lor this m-iimhj and the
lift lioat to continue oH-mliiins mntlc
itn last trip Thnrsilav ninlil, nearly
three weeks before the cImm- of the
season. For the piM two weeks Ihere
have been only two bunts nicratinL'
with small sneee-s due tn the --inek
run of salmon. It is pndiable that
the salmon will nut run auaiu until
the spawning m-iimui, 1mi innini early
in :Auuust, The, open season lor
eotiinien-iul I ihiit in li'oue rn er ex
tends hum April 1. to August 1.
II. I. (iellnim, uhii has handled the
eatrh for the fishermen, states that
the total eatrh amounts to about l.'i
tons nnd the tolal pr'i.-ccU are np-
provimatelv l-,00(. F-levi-n boats
the niiixiimim iiuuiher on the river at
any one t ime and the average lor
the season Would he i.lmni -ix.- -(iranls
Pas Courier.
but it lias been decidedly slow In
comparison with the sweep of the
Teutonic legions In their previous of
fensives. It appears that the enemy after
crossing the Marne between Dormans
and ChaMIlon, has reached the vil
lages or St. Annan, I.a Chapello and
Mon thud on, which approximately are
u mile and three-quarters south of
tho river, but In the outskirts of
these towns they have been held up
Just to the northeast tho Cermaiis
traversed the iluuqulgny wood hut
on the southern side they have been
stopped.
West of Dormuns, which Is twenty
four miles east of Chateau Thierry.
American troops are holding tho bat
tle line. Cnofrielal advices slate
that here they have retaken Kossoy
and Crozancy, smith of the Marne.
Advance Meld I'p
It Is evident that between Dormans
and Hheiins the Germans are driving
toward tho Marne at Chatlllou and
along the lino to the northeast. Only
at one point, in the Uodemut wood,
a mile and a half from Chatillon,
could they advance last night. There
they hav been checked by French
fire.
Thence to Kheimn there Is no
change In the situation.
The deepest penetration along this
line, approximately Is 2 miles
northeast of Chatillon, In the K ode
mat wood. This marks the greatest
advance of the Germans at any point
along the line.
East of Khcims the situation Is re
assuring. The French battle posi
tions are declared Intact and the Ger
mans have not been able to advance
southward further than the outskirts
of tho woods that parallel on the'
north the Shausse Komaiue, the main
highway from Hheims. They are be
ing held all along this line to the
easterly limits of the great battle,
llehlnd ScIkmIiiIo
Tho Germans uro more than twen-
'ty-four hours behind schedule nnd
there Is little to indicate that they
jsHH -rmre striking power as great ns
'they possessed when their attacks
begatu Tho allies, therefore, seem
j to have reason to believe that the
j supreme test of their defense has
'been met successfully.
Between 700,0(10 and SOO.000 Ger-1
i man troops were thrown into the
battle. Despite these huge numbers
nnd tho use of every facility of of
fense, Merlin was able to report of
ficially Monday night only that "to
the southwest and east of Ithelms we
penetrated Into parts of tho French
positions."
In Italy and in Macedonia the
fighting activity has not been great
Tho dtritish troops have been ad
vanced slightly near Villers Hreton
neux, south of tho Sonimc, In Al
bania French detachments continue
to press hack the Austriuns In the
Devoll Valley, capturing prisoners.
I'AKIK, Jul v ll!. - fieriiiitii aviators
at 11 o'clock last niu'lit ' dropped
bombs on the American Red Cross
hospital at Jony. Two enlisted men
were killed and nmoiie; the personnel
nine persons were wounded. Mi
.lane JctTerv, alt American lied Cross
, WASHINGTON, Ii. , July
"Keep camiint;, suar or no simir'
say specialism of the United States
department of agriculture. If you'!
can't .act enough sitnr for home can
niiitr put up your fruit without it.
The products will keep pert'e.tiy until
nurse, was among those wounded, a time when more sugar is available
or until a suyiir substitute has been
worked out. Fruits put up in this
way ure excellent for pie-filling and
suliids and mav be Used in desserts,
puddings, ices am', punches.
Ju canning fruit without sugar, can
the product the dav it is picked. Cull,
At least three bombs wore dropped j sl('m- S(,('' " elemi the fruit by
on the hospital. One destroyed three ! ' strainer and pouring eohl
tents. Additional doctors were ob-!w,,li'r wv,'r 'i, k 1,10 product
tuined Immediately and the work of ' -refuUv in hot fjlriss jrs or tin cans
mini mil. i se u tanlcspoon, wooden
ladle, or table knife lor packing pur
poses. 1'our boiling hot water over
thouv'li her injuries nre not serious.
Tho hospital was bombed deliber
ately. It was full of- wounded and
doctors were performing operations
at four tables. The operations con
tinued notwithstanding the explosions.
the hospital continued.
Further east near Chalons, hospi
tals were being evacuated and
wounded being searched for along
tho road.' The thousand beds, and
supplies, at the American army field
hospitals in this neighborhood were
delivered from Paris within twelve
hours.
WITH THE AMKHICAN ARMY ON
THE MAHNK, July 15. I By the As.
the product in the hot jar. Place
rubbers nnd caps in position, not
liy'lit. If usirit; tin cans, seal com
pletely. Mice in the sterilizer vat,
or canner, and sterilize for the length
o" time given below according to the
particular type of outfit used: ,
Minutes
Hot water hath, home-made or com
mercial i :(()
sociatcu rrens.j ine uermans P-1 w'.,,,,,. sea ojj degrees 2(1
parently deliberately attempted to 1 5 .Mmmis Jtun )nCsuiv
shell several of the American hospi-j,0 Hmmts s!l.llm pressure 10
tals near the Marne front today. A ; An,.r Hl(.r;ijzjn, remove the tilled
number of shells fell Intermittently j (.ontjlim.rs Senl jars ; invert to cool
a short distonce from them. They .lf, ((,sl jum(s Wrap in paper t
did no damage, beyond disturbing j prevent hleuchinj: and store in n
tho patients. j dry, cool place. If till cans are used
Five German airplanes, modeled j jt 'wji he found advantageous to
after the machines the American avl- j plunge them into cold water immedi
ators are using, and carrying Amer- (,tely after sertilization to cool them
lean Insignia on the wings, attacked j ipiiekly.
one of tho American sausages south j
of Chateau Thierry this evening and ; LABOR DAY WAGES TO
managed to get so close under the I qq yg THE RED CROSS
disguise that they were able to fire
incendiary bullets into the balloon. ()NT(J()MFIiV. Ala.. Julv Hi. A
which burst into flames. The oecu- moVement to have orennized labor of
pants of the sausage made their es- tw ,.( ry f,rego a rest labor day
cape by means of parachutes. Hnd contribute the dav's wages to
Seventeen American pursuit planes j the Red Cross was inaugurated today
immediately left the ground and
when last seen all were fighting well
Insldo the German lines.
hv local unions. Handovers also
would be asked to donate their pro
fits of the day. i
CHICAGO, July 10. The Amer
ican livestock situation, as viewed by
the '.National Livestock Exchange
after a survey of conditions at the
sixty big markets and the great pro
ducing areas, never was brighter from
the standpoint of the producer, and
the consumer, on tho other hand,
need have little fear of Increased
prices during the fall and winter. In
fp,ct, a slight reduction In beef prices
may be expected by winter, whllo
pork and mutton prices probably will
see little change, In the opinion or C.
Ii. Helnemauu, secretary of tho Kx
chnngo. The splendid response to the gov
ernment's request for increased pro
duction, the phenomenal reduction in
loses from preventable diseases, war
measures for the producer's protec
tion, improved railroad service, espe
cially to western markets, and the
satisfactory condition of most ranges
combine to ma-ke the outlook unus
ually promising, according to Mr.'1
lleiimiann.
The cattle increase, based on ex
change reports from .r)i( markets and
covering the' first five months of the
year, is l'J.4 per cent over the cor
responding period of 1H17. Official
of the organization say that late report-,
indicate that the int-rease of
HTl.lMMt hogs estimated January 1,
by the department tit" agriculture, will
be far surpassed, and sheep receipts
for the first live months increased
.t!7,.i'J7 or Ct.'.i per cent over the same
period of 1!I17. The western lamb in
crease alone, Mr. Ileiniuann reckons
will he l.rim,(HHI head over last year.
Kstiildishnieut of shipping zones,
which makes a five day market, long
sought by shippers, and eliminates
the .Monday market "glufs" that
formerly caused wide price swings,
together with the bureau of markets'
recent action in taking over the work
of handltilg estimated receipts . and
prospects, have been big factors in
stimulating confidence of the produc
ers, Mr. lleinemaun declares. The li
censing system, effective July un
der which packers will operate, also
had an encouraging effect upon pro
ducers, he savs.
I'ARIS, July 1 fi. f liv the Asso
ciated I'ress.) Immensity of -the
i work accomplished hv the department
t of civilian affairs of the American
Red Cross is indicated hy its an
nouncement that it assisted L'4l),4!)(i
! civilians affected by the last Herman
offensive.
j Darin-: the past month, the depart -j
meat has employed a staff of 1.1173
'persons and maintained 1 civilian
! hospitals with a total capacity of lt-
I .")H(i beds.
j Thirty thousand Paris school
t children have been given supplemeii
(tal food such as special lunches,
' breakfasts, etc. A hospital and
; four dispensaries were opened during
) the month. .Medical aid was given to
j'Jd.HiO persons; 11,873 refugees were
'housed and 3,1-10 given employment,
j During the first week of the May of
j tensive 3fp,bnn refugees were fed in
canteens established in the Paris sta
tions.
i i ..,.:.i :
jtionry uwoiuioiis l tiuiMiii' iiiiui
zations totaled -f IttlO.tMMI ; of which,
$110,0011 was appropriated for tu
bercular patients; ."f'J'i.OOO for the
cure of children; .!Ki,000 for refu
gees; and the remainde rfor crippled
persons.
The following articles have been
distributed through the agencies of
the department, 177.87"i garments;
;J.4iH pairs of shoes; 4S.'S0 pieces
oi turmture and household utensils;
."."i,4li4 articles of bedding and house
hold linen; ;8,4H8 yards of cloth;
107,704 pounds of food; 4,5:13 hos
pital supplies and 1,000 unclassified.
For Constipation and Ititlousnoss
' Good digestion goes far toward
comfort and health In hot weather.
Undigested food In the stomach can
quickly poison the system. Geo. Jen
ner, 416 Labor St., San Antonio,
Tex., writes: "Foley Cathartic Tab
lets have proven the best laxative I
have taken and I recommend them
to any one suffering from constipa
tion or biliousness. They should be
in every traveling man's grip." Quick
relief for sick headache, bloating or
other condition caused by bad diges
tion. . Sold everywhere.
Mold Offers
For One Week Only Lifetime Gifts
See Offer Below Also Coupon
HUNS SUFFER HEAVY LOSS.
CLOSED 10 TOURISTS
"Tile rnullty mint nii'l i!m Timln
in in ipiTtit! -t'-inti tn ro'i-itlt t m:it-
tiT romit'cttvl WMtl the I'ntl-tltl. 'Il.it!
of till' -tivt.h "I' I'lli'lllr li:hn)
Knutll lit' I'llinnnMlll-," ii- till'
lill-l'llMI-' Ibllv lil'MlM. ' Tli ,rl
Hi'fiilril thiit it v.miiil I..' ih-.-i'--;ii In
Hii-i rhnn siM'tinn ,if H i
illll'lllir till' ItrlMllI rfllvtril'tlull Mnlk
ntiil ni. 1. 1,, I tli.it tin' l,r , ','-,.!
to Inil'tii' lii'twi'in Hi,. t s ,i.
m. mill "i . ni.
"Thi' clu-iiii! i.f tlii r.'ii.l will
llK'mt Citll-itliTaMc It I t hii'lli'i' In
totiri-t. II tl'.llll.' will lint Ii,' .il,, -Oll
til I-K llill'llli! till'... I t. I it
will not In' .....ilili. tn IiiiiIi! ii mini
iiroiiml lln'-i' imi. Ii i. iinniit
ni Unit ovi'f '.'ml !iuiniin.!ii!,. p:i.
over (his ni.iil i n, Ii ,I.i I, hi t lu- i lni
inir oC tin" mini i- nc, v tn st..
run t."""' ''"H-lnn in. ii. n it is mil'
lf (III- llinst 1 1 1 1 1 1. - it 1 1 i.nis nil till'
I'lll'il'id IliullM ii.v." IJn-iliillt. lit..
Vil'W.
(Cnntlntied rrom fuse Oti.)
Mllltury rlrclt's tiitallfloil to jitdco
fxprpss no titu'iislnorifl toilay over the
HlfKlit ailvanco inailo tiy the (.iTiiini
mmlll of tho .!urm.
WITH TIIK KltKXX'll ARMY IN
rilAXCR. .Inly 1 II. MiirnitiK I My
tho Assnrlutt'il I'ro.ssi. Tliu nllliit
ri'Klstiimo to tho Cirmnns In the
pri'Hi'tit ofrt'ii-sivn has lioon no Rroat"
anil tho ('.orntati Iiiksoh ronsoiinontly
no hoavy that oniMny illvtsion whtih
tho I'.i'niiun staff hail not Intoniloil to
uttllo until toniorrow. hail to ho
thrown Into tho linn l.y noon yostor-iluy.
GET NEW IKIDNtYS!
Tho klilnoA nro tho most ovor
workott oriiatiH of tho human hoily.
anil whon thfy fail In tholr work ol
fltlrriiti; out antl throwltiK off tho
polsiin ili'vi'loin'tl In the nystotn.
thiiis lit'tilii to happon.
tno of llio first wnrnlhsft Is paiti
or stiffness In tho lovor tait of tho
l.aik; highly roloroil urine; loss of
upiM-tlio; ImllKotttlon: Irritation, or
OM'tt Rlono In tho MaiMor. Thoso
itipionis titilh-iito a ooiiilltfon that
may Ii a. I to that tlro.nl anil ratal
malady, BiIkIh's iIIoiim, for whtih
thoro tn Mild to tio no euro.
ox can almost rortainly find lm-nn-.lialo
rollof In tall. I) MKH.M.
Maarlt'in 1 1 Capsitlos. For ntoro
thiin Lno voars this falttoils propara
tlon has tiion an unt.illiim remedy for
all klilnrv, hladdor nnd urinary
tronlili s. (iot It nt any dnm more,
and tf It doe not kIvo you almost 1m
niedinto relief, your money will ho
refunded, lie sure yon net the tiOl.D
MIODAI. Iniiml. None other Konnlne.
In lioxos, llireo ulros. Adv.
Save Sugar Save Flour
Yet Serve Luscious Fruit Desserts
Facts to Know
In these times every housewife Bhould
know Jiffy-Jell. It means rich, fruity des
serts, instantly made, without the addi
tion of sugar.
It means supreme desserts, without the
use of flour or sugar, at half the cost of
pastry.
It means' a way to serve fresh fruit,
mixed in jell, to save many ounces of
sugar.
It means zestful salads made with vege
table left-overs, and jellied meat loaves
made with scraps. All delightful products.
Sugar is needed now for canning. Your
supply is restricted. Wastes must be
utilized, flour must be conserved. So we
make these offers to let every woman see
how Jiffy-Jell can serve her.
We urge you, for your own sake, to
learn how folks enjoy it.
For Quick, Fruity Desserts
and Salads
Fruit -Juice Flavors
Sealed in Glass
No Sugar Need Be Added
Pure Aluminum Molds
Vgtab!m Safatt Mold-Sty U D
Motdi taUd for tlx, made with one paekaRt of Lime Jiffy-Jell with
vegetables mixed in. Indented In six divinon. Value 30c.
Assorted styles.
60c fur six
individual D$ttrt Moldt
Sis of them serve a full package of Jiflj-Jell. Value
Mold Offers
Buy from your grocer two packages of Jiffy-JeU, then tend thi
coupon to ua.
Enclose 10c cost of mailing only and me will tend you the
Vegetable Salad Mold at pictured above, in tile to tervt tix people.
The value it JOc.
Or enclose 10c cott of milling only and we will mail you
three Individual Detiert Moldt in aitorted ttylet tt pictured.
Or enclote 20c and we will mail you tix Individual Destert
Moldt aisorted enough to tervt a full package of Jiffy-Jell. The
value It 60c per tel.
10 Flavors in
Vials
A Bottle in Each Package
Strawberry
Raspberry
Loganberry
Pineapple
Cherry
Lemon
Lime)
Orange.
Coffee
Mint
m
fftiwi utii
ill
Economical Desserts
Salads From Left-Overs
Meat or Chicken Scraps in
Aspic Jelly
Jiffy-JelJ is the only product which
erves these uses well. It is the only gel
atine dainty with true-fruit flavors, highly
concentrated, sealed in glas vials.
These bottled flavors do not Iote their fresh
nets. They give to Jiffy-Jell s wealth of fresh
fruit taste. Thus Jiffy-Jell desserts and salads
taste like fruit-nude dainties.
You make Jiffy-Je'l by simply adding boil
ing water, then the flavor from the vial. One
package makes dessert for cix. If you whip the
jell it tervet twelve.
To serve freth fruit, preserved fruit or pastry
for tix requires 8 to 12 ounces of sugar. Pastry
require! flour in addition. The average cott is
at leatt twice the cost of Jifiy-JelL
Or you can mix fresh fruit in Jiffy-Jell,
without adding sugar, and have a double-
Inut dessert.
With Lime or Mint Jiffy-Jell you can
make delicious salads, xestful and green.
Use left-overs in cooked vegetables. Or
use fresh vegetables.
Mix in meat scraps with these flavors
and you have a jellied meat loaf. This u
a delightful way to save waste.
Millions now use Jiffy-Jell as a con
servation dainty. They r'et fruity des
serts and salads of the finest sort, tt
trifling cost, without using sugar or flour.
We want you to know what it means
to you. See how it differs from old-style
gelatine products. Buy two ruckages to
try, then send us the coupon, and we will
send you molds worth more than yoa
pay for Jiffy-JelL
Accept this offer, for it means a test
at really no cost at all.
Mail Us This Coupon
Wkta Tm Biy Jiffy-JeO fraa T.r Grcer,
I bi.S tod. 7 tmtvfd twi PkiM or
Jlfly-Jcl! pictured br from
iIUm of Owl
Now I m.lt thlt coapoa with
Q lor tot VosoUbU Sld UeU
Q 10c for 1 tnilMiloo! Mo'.a.. or
Qn lor t Individual Moldt.
B. tor. roo f.l JlflV-).lt. wllh D.ckcs. It, picture, fat oolhtot otot ha. Iro
fTolt flavors to .tala. Hailcoupooto
Waukesha Pure Food Co., Waukesha, Wisconsin
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CONSTANCE
TALMADGE
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"The Shuttle"
Krom the novel liy Francis
lloilKson Iliirnett.
Lust Time Today
I KK KIDS in
"WE SIIOI IJ1 WOltKY"
Today and Wednesday
' tlfiie FERGUSON
ELSIE FERGUSON In
Rose Of The World
A lair .Ai-triiift rriMlilrtiou.
Also
l.ato ("llirfiit Kn-nts.
Itc.milar Prlcos.
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r mm i
ARE YOU LEAVING
. ?
WHKTIIKU liont on a plca
snro or IhimIiiofk trip, don't
forget to cotnn In to the
I'lrst National Hunk nnd
convert that money Into
Travelers Choiups. Its the
safe nnd sennilile way to
earry money when travel
ing. Have you opened that Thrift
Suvinna Account yet?
Wm. G. TalL
-President
Oris Crawford Cosliier
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
MF.DFORD. ORE