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Newspaper Page Text4 PAGE SIX MEDFORD MATT; TRTBUNE. MMDVORD. OI.KC'OX, THURSDAY. .1 TJ.V 18, 1018 NEW ARMY TRACTOR RUNS OVER LOGS AND DITCHES (liy Milton Itnmner, K. K. A. KlnlT Correspondent.) WASHINGTON, July :)(). Many of (lie belligerent nations have pro claimed a moratorium wliicli relieves people from payment of ecrlnin lebts during the voir, mill there an- uiiiiiv who think our Soldiers' and Sailors' Civil Kelief act dors the same tiling for Americans in (ho army Kervioe of I heir country. Hut it dot'Hn't do so automatically. It putK tho decision up lo Ihc courls in tlui nicn's home cities and slates, I'mtortH .Soldiers In Ihu second place, it is believed nil relief, under Ihc law, extends for nix mouths after peace is proclaimed. It doesn'l. In many cases il exlend-. three mouths alter the war. The hill was enacted lo prcvcnl injury to (he. civil ri;;hls ol' men in the. arnuid service so that they could devote their whole energy to the job L' licking tlui. Hun. The iilca was to relieve I lie man wilii small menus of Ihe worry that his little home might he sidd in Ips allsencc, or III I liis dependents mihl he I'vicled. No mail can secure a default judgment naiust n soldier or sailor. ' In any court action against n man in the inililarv service, the juile may s!av all proceedings, inehidiu;r Ihe execu tion of a judgment, for the period ul inililarv service and for Ihree months thereafter. - No eviction from the premises oc cupied hy the dependents of 11 man military service, where Ihe rental docs not exceed $.10 per month, shall he iniide except by leave of court, i Some of the oilier provisions of I lie luw may best bu illiistrnled by exam ples, JlorlKUKo Is Hnfo Kirst A num eartyine; a morlfra(.'c (iocs to war and is unable to keep up payments. Will interest and prin cipal be collectable immediately six months niter the war? Answer Any action lo foreclose il nmrtiniK" diirinjr mililary service may be stayed hy Ihe court, after a lieiii'hu?, either on the judge's own mill ion or upon application by the de fendant or someone representing him. Therefore, if n man docs not keep up -payments -while awiiy in Ihe war, his property may not be sold, provided his private income is not such thai lie could keep up Ihe payments. Holli interest and principal are collectable within Ihree moiilhs ufler Ihe war ends. Second Suppose n mall leased 'an office for a loiii; period. Does his enlistment terminale the lease, or is he liable for rent for the total line upon his ret urn f Answer His enlKtmeiil does no! terminale Ihe lease. If he is jtoric 11(1 months anil does out pay rent dur ing that absence, it is due when In returns. IXira 'Nut Lose Properly Third Suppose a man is buying il house and is unable lo make pay ments while in service. Must he sac rifice his property upon enlistment, or must lie pay all the accumulutci; charges upon his icliira? Answer the man doon'l lose his properly. The court may cither order the proM'ily returned lo the crcdilor alter all prior installments have been repaid lo Ihe dcl'cmluul, or order u slay of proceedings. Hut tin. soldier in case of such a stay, will owe all Ihe installments which Cell due ilurinv the period of his sen ire. The uhove answers arc only round ed upon Hie best opinions I could yet from the attorneys in the ni l ire ot Ihe jutlj-e advocate i!cucnil of the army. The final answer can only be wiii len by all tile courts, ami the last chapter will he written by the I nited Slates supreme court. WASHINGTON, July s. Kins Ceorno has awarded ihe Kn Ik : t n tlrand Cross of (ho li.-tinziiihed British Order of St. .Michael and St. (icorno lo (irneral l'e ton M. March, chief of Bluff of Ihe American ann. l.t i.M IU.V July IS. the Ucriiinns are believed to be about lo s'.ur'- their great naval dash into the Nona sen. The kaiser's licet which has been bottled up in Ihe Kiel canal anil Ihc Halt ic sea tor three years, now re enforceil by Ihe ships taken from lliissia, is known to be in readinesi- for a supreme test with the Urilisli- Amcncuii Heel. Kxt ruordinury aothity in the Ger man naval bases and (lie recalling of nil to Ihe Herman naval officers t their ships recently, together wi!h an oll'icial telegram which has been spread about (lermaiiy, saying the ad miralty is considering a naval offen sive, lend credence to Ihe belief that the greatest sea ballle of the war is imminent. Itluss Sllls .Mil Huns The adiillion of llussiu's licet is said lo have increased Hermany's sea power by -" pec cent. How many Itusian dreadnoughts and battle cruisers the (tcricuns have sei.cd in the Bailie and 1 lack seas is not known, but tlui Hun., af in control ol all the Kiissjuu shipyards where a number ol drcaoiiaughts were jein: built last year. Naval crilics point oul, however, Ihal oen with the add'tion of the It'ussiuu ships, Ihe (Icriiuiu navy is still vastly weaker, both in ships unc men, ihuii Ihe combined allied Heel now blockading the North st-t. Tin I'rilish grand fleet held the Germans in their hides fruia Ihe lime of the haltle of Julland until America en tered the war. Now it is re-enforced by u ureal Aiiierican fleet which has been estimated to include ."U war ships of all classes and from ilOU.IMMI to -11111,11110 men. rfhe Germans undoubtedly have been building many battle ships since 101 I, bill with their scarcity of labor and material they could not possibly have built as many as have Knglaml and America. Most of Germany's ef forts, loo, have been devoted lo build ing submarines. TlrpIlK Predicts Drive Admiral von : Tirpitz has been iiioled us saying thai us soon us Ihe German armies have pushed Ihe f'rench and British back lo I'aris, Ihc naval offensive would bcirci. It is considered likely, Ihcrotoro, that it will start siiaullaiieoiisly with iu re newal of the drive on Ihe western front, and Ihul ul least will come be fore Ihe end of the summer. A great German defeat on the sea would have serious couseipienccs iu Ihe fiitlicrlnnd, so Ihe kaiser and his admirals have undoubtedly given the mailer their most solemn coiisidcru lion. It has been freely predicted, however. Ihul if Ihe kaiser saw the war going against him on Ihc laud, he would stake evervlliing on a last drive against the British and Anieri-un fleels. The whole (iermuii nnvnl power would be Ihrown inlo an atle'inpl lo break throaeh the allied cordon into the North sea, for the purpose of de stroying as many allied war and merchant ships as possible before the fiiuil crash of Genuanv. INCREASE OUTPUT ANTHRACITE COAL Tor (Vinslliunli.ii mid lllllnnsnc,, Onod digestion goes far toward comfort and health In hot weather. 1inllKcntcit food In the itotnneh ran quickly poison tho ftyMnm. Ceo. Jen nor, 410 Labor St., Han Antonio. Tex., writes: "Foley Cathartic Tub Iota havo proven tho tr.it laxative I have taken and I recommend them to any one Buffering from ronstlpu tloll or Mlloiisnnvi. They should Is. In orory IravelliiK man's grip." fjiilck rollef for sick headache, bloating or other oondlllon enused by bad dlrtos (Joil, Sold everywhere. IIAZKI.TON. I'u.. July is. m- cn.ascil iirniluctlon nf anthracite coal In imlicated In Ihe Lehlgli rcRion by tho discovery of new yetns and by linportunt Improvements Intended to Increase the oitiut. Beds of vlriHa anthracite have been found under I ho Tomhtckon re servoir, west nf llazeltnn, and prep arations are being made to clear the valley of water and strip the veins. Tho coal can easily be prepared for the market, mining engineers say. In the Cranberry district a 22-Inch vein of coal bus been uncovered mid this also lll be stripped and the coal marketed. Production of fuel will be Increas ed by a relval of long abandoned workings. The Hollywood Colliery of Pardee Bros, ft Co., abandoned thirty years ago because It wlls sup posed lo be worked out, will bo re opened ihls summer because of the Krrat demand for fuel. A abaft has been drlvon Into lower veins that were deemed to be Inaccessible In the eighties. Tunnels are now being run to get out the anthracite. A com plete elerlrle eiiulpmonl will furnish power for several hundred miners. The Angler At mom he Ilea about the brook. With rod mid line aawlsh:, At eve down on I ho tavern porch ll lie .ihoul hi , ri-li - Brooklyn Citizen. EACH A REPUBLIC LONDON, July IS. Tho new 'In dependent uiato" of Ultralnta Is breaking up Into small stales, Just nr. Ilusslu disintegrated uftor tho llol shcvlkl eamo Into power. Ukrainian villages ure now virtual ly Independent republic, held hy only tho slenderest threads to tho central government at Kiev. The no went political party l.s the "bosiak!" lltorully "Ihe baro-foot-od." Tho whole country la deprived of malls. The peasant communities re fuse to havo anything to do with any agency ot Hits Vrada" the Kiev gov ern mcnt. It is difficult to find officials who speak Ukrainian, because most or the people who have any education at all went to Russian schools nnd learned that tongue, forgetting (ho Ukrain ian language, which Burvlves as peas ant speech. Tho landowners and reactionaries practically all speak Itusslan or Pol ish. As In flrnul Iliiuulu ..Tlnp 11. r, Bolshevik revolution, there are not j enough real leaders among the com mon people lo prevent anarchy that plays into Cermaii bands. The foregoing Information is taken from Polish newspapers of Cracow. Iho GV.as and the Nowa Keforina, smuggled thru Germany and Holland. ires-,-, : ! DRY FOR 6 HOURS (Hy Newspaper KiiIitiii'Iko Ass'n.l WASHINGTON, July 13. A success ful demonstration ot a new standard ized 5-ton artillery tractor recently de signed and completed by the ordnance department has hcea made. Tho doniomitralioa was witnessed by French anil Knglish army officers. Secretary of War Baker and Chief o! Stuff March. The tests wero held in a ravine oulnldo of the city, where the mud wan from 12 to 16 Inches deep. During tho tests the tractor, hauling a (i-hich howitzer on a Rim c.iiTia:'- climbed nil and down a ,-lfi iK,.'-' '31 Bde, over l.ign and fhrou;;li ni:id where I'u; ;:ia carriage wheel:! sank ' up to the hubs. One tractor, camou- lagc,!, exhibited its turning powers by i revolving at 1'lgh speed In the brush i A l.lberly Class It trunk en,,ine ir. j used, which devol.ips 55 hnrse..owi.i-, j and propel ! the tractor at from 2 to ' 12 miles per hour. I Hit ihi.ur.and ot those tractors Live bec:i ordered end several have hcwi ' completed. nmrn nninnrrriiiiru ! uuart uUiMtMmm . i i U-B3ATS ORDERED ViSii WAR FRONT PRISONERS GET PAV WASIM'.VCiTO.V, July lS.Aincr- Ican army officers and mon, nnder a i present ruliiiK of Comptroller War-1 wick of tho treasury, are entitled tu j full pay and all allowances, while: held prisoners of war by the enemy. I .Momhers of tlm nurse corps, f leld j clerks nnd other army civilian em-1 ployes do not como within tho ruling. TAW IS, July 3 H. ( I luvns A-cnc.v.) TwuIvb jncinbers of ihu United Stitttis congress whu purpose visit ins t!ir f;;r!itin trout, arrived today at a Krench port. Ainouu other pnsen eis were Justin Cinlurl, inemf)cr i the l'Veneli iltunilier if leiHtit,s) u dctiH'hiuent of Alpine chasseurs, which has been viitinjr in the United States, nml a number nf I'olish volunteers. WASHINGTON', July 17. The party nf American eunurcssmeii which landed at a Krench port, in cludes Representative Caraway and Tillman of Arkansas, Slime nf Cnli rurnia, Ynun.ir of Nortii Daknln, Tbnmpson uw Climi'Vier ol' Okla- AMSTKKUAM. July 18.- The Te! etrraf publishes a statement, which it attributes In a reliable source. Mini German submarine commanders haw been ordered as far us possible to make prisoners of the crews of enemy merchant ship, particularly subun'--initio meuibers of these crews. The German authorities, it says, intend to treat them not as civilian war prisoners, but lo subject them to the mot severe regime of ordinary prisons. Klamalli certain i.iadc ood il.' reputation as. a famous filiin j; round veterdav, v. Inn the iica, j wind from tiie south blew the Lint river at tlie west end of town dry Ipermitlin the rcsidenls to t;o ant j lielp themselves to stranded trout which were dyimr, due to la -k o! I aeratio".. Although ibis -trein ha? j blown nearly dry from similar wim 'in years pat, I Sir plienomena yesler j day is declared by old residents t be beyord anylhinj; of the kind he fore, says Iho Kiamc.lh Kails Herald Tlie river scene was changed in ai unbelievable manner lo a det , rocla ixovpv with colTn like hides lit) fee, deep and scooped out of tlie bottom The river bed coidd be crossed on foot at any point. Stickers or mullet: died by Ihe thousands. The Iron I which scent danger ijiiiclier lhan most any other Mieeie-i cf li--h, e;ot bacl-" iinto the Upper laKi; befort it was tin late. Knouii were Iclt, however, s( tkai, tlie many visitors secured a! they desired. Many little bullheads were left w In li the water snakes came oul Ij'om the shore and devoured. The river was dr. for more ilian six hours, sli'uttiii" n"t tin power ser ! vi-e at the Link riwr plant entin'ly Kortiin tlely, t!ie power from the Cop Co p!m:t was available, so Unit the j sen ice was not di-lnrbed. Officials j of the power company believe that the service fro mthe (opeo dam wdl not he affected, owiny lo Ihc great water storage between the lo points, POLAND MUST PAY OWN WAR EXPENSES homn, Sweet and Dowell of Iowa, KYnvis of Nebraska and I'd and of In diana. The party plans to visit Kni; land. Kranee, Switzerland and IImIv. STOCKHOLM, duly 18, Iu a re- ply to a request for the payment of money received bv tho Germans in forced loans from the city, the mu nicipal authorities of Warsaw wore told to see the "I'olish" minister of finance. As Ihe entire financial ad ministration is in tjie hands of Gei many, this fine bit of I Inn sarcasm is taken by the INdes to mean that Poland must pay Germany's war ex penses in Poland. lviora kj For One Week Only Lifetime Gifts See Offer Below Also Coupon Save SugarSave Flour Yet Serve Luscious Fruit Dessert3 Facts to Know In these times every housewife should 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 sec 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 .7 VcgetabU Salad Mold-$tyU D Moldi ii aalnd for tit, made with one package of Lime Jtffy-Jell with vegetables mixed in. Indented In sis division!). Value 30c. Assart rd styles. 60c for ill. Individual Ocuert Mold Sli of them serve a tut) package of Jiffy Jell. Value Mold Offers Kuy from your grocer two packages of JifTy-Jfll, then send this coupon to us. Enclose 10c cort of mailing only and we will send you the Vegetable Salad Mold as pictured above, in size to scire six people. The value i 30c. Or enclose 10c cost of mailing only and we vrfll r-.all you three Individual Dessert Molds in assorted styles as pictured. Or enclose 20c and we will mail you six Individual Dessert Molds assorted enough to serve a full package of Jiffy-Jell. 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Or you can mix fresh fruit in Jiffy-Jell, without adding eugar, and have a dauble- Iru.t dessert. With Lime or Mint Jiffy-Jeil you cm make delicious salads, cestful 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 leaf. This il a delightful way to save waste Millions now use Jiffy-Jell as a con servation dainty. They rt fruity des serts and salads of the finest oort, tX trifling cost, without usins sugar or F.s-jr. We want you to know what it mrans to you. See how it differs from old-f.yie gelatine products. Buy two r iclages to try, then send us the coupon, and we vill send ydu molds worth more than you pay for Jiffy-Jell. Accept this offer, for it mesni t tt at really no cost at all 1 I Mail Us This Coupon Wlxa Toa Bit Jiffr-Jtil (rra Tnr Grc t bitv. today fe(l tw paring- of l(Ty-Jell pictured her, from i.. QralrVVr "" Now I mall trill coupon with PI Be for VeiMiihl. 3'1 rioll Q tee far IndlTtrfaa! 1 or attc lot 6 ladMdua: MuUfc. Chel obteai B tnr rou stt JlflV-liiM. with nnelNR Its prt,ro. Sir ootV.r.a' ! his tro fruit flavor lo vult. Mail rbu,ci. 1. Waukesha Pure Food Co., Waukesha Wisconsin PHAT! SHURE, TIS HARD TO BELIEVE THIS Ill'HI, IN', .Inly IS. Tliero m" rfuukiw in Ireland. Tho rrplik-s lmvo been t'c-n rci-ently i'"i' lll! WUHt count points where German Hiilimn rines ciiraMiiiiiiciiti'd willi Sinn-I'uin lenders, jl is sj:aesll Unit Ihry n::iv have heen put ii:dinre liy 'ler ina.is in mi atkinpt lo iiillr.eneii mii. 'vistiliii'.is lri-.li people. St. I'alriek s ireiieraily credited with liiirinv trivca all mial-e-! oil' Ihe txIjuhC ' Mothers of Oregofi Prepare for Trouble! 1 When a cirl becom a vomnn, v.hj-l 1 woman becomes n moilior, and wlit-a i woman piisces throuRh Iho chanpe3 . middle I ie, nre the lliroo periods c. lile wh":i heiilih and strength arc inns; "ee lccl'i'i wilti-iniKl tlie pnin and dis-ii-esi ofti'ii cim-eii bv tsovero nrpanio din tur.'jaiices.' iMany tliim?andH lllonR tin Cacilic Cuisl. v.ould u-stify jiu'i as do r.iip .ll:iiv: n2 : vr- ... t. Mntnnr IHIKfJOV. "I nm certainly clad ui rwominend Dr. 1'ierre' I'avurilo rre"i riilinn. 1 tliink II I a Oea-M-ad to tvomaaUiiid. lUiriiut exvlHiicy I was oh. mi sick with that trrllilfi mor.iln"; Rii-kneiw. 1 was so had Shut I Just croild uni eat one thine. 1 rommeiintl taUiinr Ihe Kaviirite "reserlptl-m' and 1 was re lieved al once no more- r.ansen. lei head aches, no backache, and I But llirouuh ,0 r-!l. Miis. W. T. 1'ocKKua, Caro McCready Camp. Sor.Ki.i.A. OaHoox " I havo suffered evcrytlilusr daring e:;ieetancy but tiia lal time I took Dr. I'ieree s tavnrlto I're.srri'iilon and I never missed r. tr.oi-1 and liaJ cur.ipar.itively no stilierin;. 1 would snreiy recommend tho Proscrlje tion ton!! prospective nmtharj dii-J. ri or yoiinu' Kirls coming nil" womiinhooil. "A friend Is taking this mcd'clnc n- v as I ailvlsed her to and sbo Is iir.pi-V!:.t; fasU Ono wnald not know nha w:;u !h9 same woman." Jlns. U. K. (JlusoH. Clubbing Rates Mcdford Mall Tribune and Crescent City Courier. Medford Mall Tribune ( Dally). .13. 00 Crescent City Courier (Weekly) 2.00 . , 7.00 ClnbhlnR rale, $0.00. Modford Mall Trlbiinc('cidily) $ 1 .50 Croscoiit City Cqurior (Weekly) 2.00 $3.50 Clubliine rate. $2.50. CRATER LAKE Hotel and Auto Rates Board and lodging, per day (tents) $ 3.25 Board and lodging, per day (I.odKo) 3.75 Board and lodging, per day with hot and cold water.. 4.23 Auto Sluiro 1'are, 1 -pa:,scner Whlto MedTord to Crutor Lake nnd return 15.00 Kirk to Crater Lako and return COO Klamath Kails to Crater Lake nnd roturn, via Kirk 9.30 Mcdford to Kirk or the re verso via Kirk 10.50 Medford to Klamath Falls or the reverse, via Kirk.. 12.15 Auto stago leaves Mcdford, Hol land and Xash Hotels nt 0:00 a. m. Leaves S. P. Depot 9:10 a. m. l'or further Information phone Crater Lake Motor Company, Court Hall, local iimnaBcr. Crater Lake Hotel Company WESTON'S Camera Shop Tbe Only Exclusive Commercial Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives made ftny time or place by appointment. Phone 147-J. W'U do tho rest. J. B. PAXMIR, Medford Fast Main Street.