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MEDFORD MATL TRIBUNE. MEDFORD. OREflOX, MONDAY, ATJOU.ST 5. 1018 PAGE TWO L L -1 Medford MAIL TRIBUNE AN INIIKI'IONDKNT NKWSPAI'HU FUUMKHRO UVKUY AI-TKHNUUN JOXCKPT SUNDAY 1i V 'i'HU MKDFOItlJ i'itlNTlNU CO. Office, Mali Tribune Huildlns, 20-B7-29 North l-'ir Hirei-l. J'htmo 76. A connnllrtiitlon of the Democratic Tlmea, Tito M.tli'nnl Mail, Tim Mfdfiird Tribune, Tbo MouIIhtii On'Boniiui, Tho AhIiIuiuI Trllnino. The Medfonl Kiiruluy Hun t fiirniHli'-cl vulificrtbera tloalrlnj; a suvcii-day Uutly newspaper. OKOKG1S PUTNAM, Kditor. SUBSCRIPTION TKEM3: BY MAM IN AbVANCK: 1 tally, with Humlity Hun, yar $C.nf Dally, with HuiHlay Hun, niunth... ." 3nlly, wllhuiil Sunday Hun, yi-ar.. &.'U Imily, ivl t limit Snnilay Hun, month .& AVff-kly Mail Tribune, one ytar.... J..r Hiuuiav Hun. n year BY CA Kit I Kit In Alvrifonl. AhIiIiiimI. Jacksonville, Cert 1 nil 1'ulnt, I'hoeni;:: tnlly, with Htinday Hun, year ?7.-r'0 Daily, with Sunday Hun. month. .. ."-' . Dally, wlliuul Hunday Hun, year.. C-0 Dally, without Sunday Hun, itionUi .fil) Official paper nf the City o( Medfurd, Official paper of Jackson County. Kntered no nrcoml-cIans matter at Jllnlfnrd, Oregon, under tlio act of March 8, Sworn Circulation Sane, 2,954. JIKMHKR OF Till-: ASSOCIATED J'KKH.S. Full TflMed Wire Service. The Atwo Olated I'reHH In oxeluNively entltleil lo tho uho fur republication of all nntvM diMpatclieH eri'dited to it or not olti'T vim credited in IIiIh paper, and alo the Ineal ni'WH pulillRhed herein. All rllltH of republicat dm of Hpeclal diHpalclu-H lie re I n ro also reaerved. VOTXOB TO 1CBSCBIBKK1 tlf you fall to rueelvo the Wall Tribune promptly and. ou time 4 g Phone 60&-J f USE OF MOVIES WASHINGTON, Aug. 5 Tlio story of tlio Rovornniont policy ami ncllv ttlua In pIctorinllzluK llio war, not only for record and Information but for morale at homo anil for "comliut tlnir tlio Gorman llo In other coun tries of tho world," is told In a report which Secretary finUor Ims laid ho foro congress. It Is In roply to a resolution of In quiry roKnrdlni! motion and Ktlll nlc turoH of tho Amorlciin expeditionary forco and of tho military prepara tions at homo, and It. shows a coni prolienslvo system of picture activity BafcRuardcd hy a permit system de vised hy the committee on pnlillc In formntlon nnd approved liy the war department. Tho pictures aro talten by signal corps milts and arc shown In thou sands of motion picture houses un der contracts on a commercial IiukIk to holp pay tlio committee's expenses in motion pictnro propaganda. ''Tho funds received from tlioso sources, which are put In the treusury to tho eommltteo's credit," snys the roport, "do not roprcsont profit In nny senso. Kvory cent noes to munii facturo nnd dlstrlliullou of the enor mous amount of film tho committee is rompelled to distribute without re turn in fm-elmi countries as part or 1ho Hulled States educational cam paign. All features and war reviews will lie supplied free of charno to can tonments in the United States and to tho picture shows on tho firing line In Franco. The returns are to defray tlio heavy expenso of the free distri bution demanded by tho necessities of our morale at homo nad even lar Ror necessities of combatting the Hotmail He In other countries of the World." COItV.W.I.IS, Ore., Auc f...--llnr-tlciiltiirlids nnd cntnmoht:bls from Oregon, VYasliliir.lon, Idaho, t ub and Itrltish Columbia met here today at 1ho OriKon Agricultural collero to form an association of western b irtl culturtsts and to discuss methods el dealltiK with Insect pests. Horticulturists rrom Hrltlsli Co lltmbia will take a lal'KC part In the session, dlmu.-.sliiv; proMents there as related to dittl' allies to be met ou this side of I bo bonier In this line Sessions will continue until i'lbl.iy. A trip to Salem, to look at oiebaid' in that U tility will take up one da of the convention, flans have been made lo culertaiu from thirty to liftv horticulturists here derlac, the tnect- Iiik. Kntnmolofclsts will endeavor to find new methods for the control o! Insect pests and a co-operative plan for doliu; cITertivo omeruohev- work will be formulated at the convention Some of the best known hortleultnr IsU from the northwest will bo pres ent and California also will be rcpre tented. CASUALTIES. THIS cnsiiiilty lists ore coining in.. Considered as a whole, and' in nronoi'l ion to vit'lorv. tliov are not had. Unt considered individually, each name set down there hriiiK's inlo sonic AnicriCiin home apportion of the great world agony. Parents, lliiiiking backward from the grief of today, say to each other, "Only yesterday, it seems, we were buy ing playthings for his baby hands!" Anil rebellious hearts (iiestion (lot! himself, "Was there no better use for those hands, grown big and strong? Why? Why?" A new and true atrocity story tells why lie had to go ovei'seas to fight, to die. In the first month after the (lernians took possession of northern Franco, a group of little children were playing in the street. The Hun-fiends threw some bundles wrap ped like toys among Hieni. And the children scrambled for tlicni. The "playthings" were bombs which exploded as the children, laughing, snatched tit them. Some of "les pelites" were killed. And t hose that lived will never play with to is again for they have lost their hands. (It is a comfort to know that many of these children are now sup ported by American funds.) In France, in Serbia, in Rumania and other enemy countries, (leinian aviators dropped candy in the streets of the villages, poisoned wit h cholera and other deadly germs, so that childish hands would find them, and start epi demics of disease. Fiends wjio can contrive such .jokes can never be made over. Thev must be wiped from the fact of the earth. The hoys numbered on the casualty lists have done their part to stamp them out. Their short .so!dier-lives have "counted" in the noblest cause man ever fought for. Mourn for them? Weep Mill, (hough we who abide safolv at home and work tor thousand years, we cannot measure up to the men who die to free the world lrom the stain ot Jlun kulture. " ITnlo each man his handiwork, unto each his crown, The just fate gives; Whoso takes the world's life lie, dying so, lives." Airs. Itosc I eriuillliinhoiise lias re turned to her home in Portland ul'ter a very enjoyable visit with Mr. and Mr. I. ('. Itobnelt. Kny Itoss who enlisted in the I. S. Navy is here ou u .short i'uroiiL:!i with liis pj'.renls. Miss Kdrcma Carrol has e;one to I'orlland lo scnd Hie remainder of lite summer. Mr. anil Mrs. ,1. A. Issaison have lel'l. i'or Sun .lose, Missouri, whore lie was colled 0:1 aeroiint of the serious illties of his inollier. .Mrs. Jessie llnrunive of Sun Fran cisco spool several days Hie past weoli vvilh her friend, Mrs. Clifford Smith. W. .!, Lewis and wile were Craler l.aKe visitors the last week". Mrs. ,1. K. Uoss, Miss Hdilli Itoss. Mrs. ,1. Kllnv, Miss Arlene lie- Mrs. Kllioll, Mi--s Mary Mlliotl, Murlin Wille and Way Itoss were Aslilunil visitors Thursday. I'Yaiik .1. Taylor of Iowa, formerly of this eitv and owner of Hie bakery and residence property here is in our liy on n business trip. Mi-.s (llndys Holmes left for Wnsli- t.ejou, II. ('., WoiliiosdnV afternoon where she has accepted a government position. Mrs. I.ucv Williams is home nvain niter n ilcliehl I'ul visit with friends t Ashland. Mr.,. M. N, t'ooksey spent tho week end with Medford friends. Miss Pearl Ivoss has returned to her work at Portland ul'ter spendinc; a I'orlnr.'hl here with friends ami rel atives. Mrs. Casey of North Platte, Nob., who has been i-i I inr her friend, Mrs. Mary K. Price, was called home by the serious illness of her daugh ter. Mrs. M. Pnrkeypile 1ms returned from n wcok visit wit It her son nnd wife al Poland. A number of the lichcktth's from this IimK-c atlciidcd the Kchoknli pic nic al Ashlayil Tuesday. Prof. K. IV Stanley has shipped his household ciods to t'orvallis. He anil Mis. Slanli'y will leave I'or that city oi a few days. Mr. nnd Mrs. Alliums nnd son Unc ivil who have resided here for several years have h it by nolo for I'orlland iv here they expect lo locate. Hclbcrl Marshall left the first el the week for u visit wilh relatives al New York Pity. Mr. ('. I'. Fuller and family left for Crater Pake the first of the week when' I hey will visit I lie lake for a few days and oilier places of inter est. Miss If it t It M. Pnvson, school libra rian of I ho p.iblic library al Salem, i, spendm- her vacation here with her parent-. lohnie Williams and family who have been riMiculiii'; al Crater Pake .ml nilor points have returned laouo. Mi .s lles-ie Price i-. at 5e.n;le Ihi .V Cel. V i llille friends, Mr-. Ha'l.s of Willow Springs lit t n.leil the relief 'corps here Sntitr- P' IviiiM Constantino's brother I 'litis is said lo be planning lo marry i rich American woman, lie tnav be 'ryittj.- P beat a work or fiyht order. for them ? Wo cannot help it. on him and his own lays down, Mrs. Harry Pay and dnii.nhler spent Hie week wilh Mrs. Ii. M. Col lins at (Iriinls Pass. Krnest Melntyre left for Diinsmuir, I'aiif, last week, where he has em ployment. Mrs. fj. A. fiardncr nnd daughter ami MVs. Mollie Itritt have returned from Ashland, where they ullondcd t'hauliimiia. Mrs. John Clre.ives and Miss Jose phine (Ireayos have moved to Med ford, where they will make their homo for the present. Mrs. Amelia Schmidt of Medford, spent several days at (he home of Mrs. Chris Plrich this week. Miss llclly llrown of Talent spent Hie week with her friend, Mrs. Or pha Alice. Mr. and Mrs. ('has. Niminn, nceoni punicd by the former's mother, Mrs. Delia Niiiuan, niolorcd from Colestein the first of the week. llcv. A. II. (luminous and family sopnt u few duys at Crater Pake last week. Mrs. Thrift and son have returned from u visit with relatives in the Willamette valley. Supl. (1. W. Ajter nnd family were Talent visitors one day last week. Mrs. A. II. Ili:iiiiin;.'s of Muyvvood, III., mid two sons mid .Mrs. C. Van dervorl. of licnd. Ore., who tire the Citcsls of Mrs. T. .1. Kcnney id' Med ford, spent several days in Jackson ville, visiting relatives. Mrs. Surah Cnnlrall is recovering from her recent illness. - John It. jtenunlt, Jr., who was amoiej the last draft to leave for ('amp Lewis, was rejected on ac count of defective henring nnd is in Scuttle at present. limit's", lonc!iiu, a former Jack sonville hoy, hut now living in liurns spent a few days here last week re newing acipiaintances. The revival services are still being held in the tent near the railroad nnd are well attended. Mrs, porn Saltmarsh mid sons of Ihincoui were in town Wednesday. Mr. mid Mrs. Prank Handier oT Uuitcom transuded business in town Fridnv. SUNK BY A MINE WASHINGTON, ,iik. -..Investigation has disclosed that the armored cruiser San DIcro, sunk several weeks ago off tho American const struck a mine. Secretary Daniels an nomiced today. This Is the finding of a naval court of Inquiry, which holds that the loss of the ship was duo In no way to negligence, or inefficiency on the part ot the captain or crew. McCurdy Agency fioneral Insurance Medford National Bank Bldg. Telephone 123. 400 VICTIMS OF U-BOAT RAISED LONDON, Aug. 3.- Not nil the ships which German torpedoes and marine collisions send to tho bottom of the sea stay there. In less than three years more than 400 sunken merchant vessels have been restored to service. And more thnn one ship has been raised, ropalred, sent forth on a now career, and then sunk and Talsed anew for a third lease on life. This rescue work is done by the salvage section of the British navy. lief ore the war no one thought of at tempting to save such wrecks as are now brought up from the depths, but ships now are priceless. The finan cial value of the salvage work is enormous. The cargoes salved aro themselves worth many millions, of dollars. Recently a big American tanker collided on a dark night in the Eng lish Channel with a sturdy British standard ship carrying oil.' Thoro was an explosion of benzine, and both vessels wero quickly swept by flames. Of the crow of tho British ship only eight men, who Jumped overboard, wero saved. Salvage work on both ships began with the arrival of tugs which, after overcoming many difficulties, man aged to tow them closo in shore. There it was necessary to sink them by gunfire. They are now being brought to the surface, a long, ard uous task. The tanker, a fine vessel some 500 feet long and new built, had on board 10,000 tons of oil, and, tho she blazed for four days, half of the cargo was salved. When thoroughly repaired, tho tanker will bo returned to the United States, not much worse for wear, tho damago being estimated at $750,000 a small amount figuring In tbeso days when persons think In millions. THE CASE SIX ' Tho Case Six horoloforo has been very little beforo tho public duo to tho fact of the Caso peoplo placing their cars with tholr Implement dealers, who In most instances con sidered nu atitomobilo n stdo Hue and did not put the car beforo the public, Tho new Case Six attracted sc much fnvorablo comment that tho liveliest and most progressive dealers In tho country literally burglarized tho old dealers and consequently tho car is now without doubt tho most talked of automobile in America to day. In Portland, Oregon Mr. J. It. Gra ham whoso meteoric rise In the nuto nioblle business has placed him as ono of the leading dcalors In the state, took over tho Caso line and In tho short space of llmo ho has dis tributed tho car has led all makes in this class In number of sales. Tho Caso car lias wonderful linos and tho ear being tlrivcir In this state by Claud Sflles, formerly of Medford, Is painted a beautiful buff color and anyono with an eye to tho artistic will tako more than the second look. A noteworthy real aro is tho absence of the usual gingerbread panels, etc., usually so prominent In the car of to day, something to catch tho eye of tho gulllblo buyer; Rtead of this camouflage the trim flowing lines, wonderful paint Job, and luxury of Inside appointments appeals to the eye In the same manner and contrast as would a neatly tailored person wearing good plain materials as ngimist the Ninas treo effect In ap parel, if appearanco and perfor mance count for anything tho car will be the most popular car ever In troduced in southern Oregon and the denier w ho happens to land tho Case contract will Indeed be fortunate. Mr. Miles has severed his connec tions with tho D. C. Wan Motor company, ot w hich .Mr. DoLay Is man ager, and will handlo Chevrolets, Scupps, Ilooth and Itepiiblic trucks In Washington for Mr. Graham and dis tributor; work In Oregon for the Case. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. Onepnckngc proves it 25c at nil dniftgists. JOHN A. PERL UMKKTAKKH. I Ady Assistant. M SOUTH BARTIJvTl. Phone M. 47 and 47-J1. Automobile Hearse Serrlc. "to AmhnbMiee 8rle. 0r' t U.$.IES WASHINGTON, Aug. a. Casual ties among tho American troops In the recent fighting in which they have been engaged since July 15, when the Gorman offensive was launched nd halted at the Marne are now being reported in the daily lists from General Pershing, tho no estim ate of the total has yet been received. Men front 46 states were named In the list with no predominating num ber from any one state. This was taken to Imitate that the casualties wero scattered turn many units. The states not represened in the lists were Dolawaro and Arizona. An additional list of nearly three hundred names, br'nglng the total for the day to al-out 700, was check ed at the war department today In preparation for publication in the morning papers of tomorrow. No in formation concerning the list further than the fact that it was to be issued, was to be had at the department. Of tho American soldiers wounded In the Marne-Alsne offensive probab ly less than one in twenty will die from their wounds, more than four fifths will he returned to service and only 14 per cent will he discharged for disability, according to a state ment of the chief of staff today based upon the officially attested exper ience of tho allies during tho four years of war. ASK FOR and GET. Horlick's The Original Malted Milk For Infants and Invalids OTHERS hi IMITATIONS GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Horb cure ror earache, lieadache, catarruh, diptherla, 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 ERATIONS. Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1917 TO WHOM IT HAY CONCERN: This Is to certify that I, the un dersigned, had very severe stomach trouble and had been bothered for soveral years and last August was not oxpeotod to livo, and hearing of Glm Chung (whose Herb Store is at 214 South Front street, Medford) I de cided to got herbs tor my stomach trouble, and I stortod to feeling bet tor as soon as 1 nsed them and today am a well man and can heartily reo onimond anyone afflicted as I was to soo Gim Chung and try his llorbs. . (Signed) W. 11. JOHNSON, Witnesses: M. A. Anderson, Medford S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point , W. It. Childreth, Eagle Point, C. E. Mooro, Eagle Point. J. V. Melntyre, Eagle Point, Geo. B. Von der Ilellcn, Eagle Point, Thos. E. 'Nichols, Eagle Point Friday. June SWUt. War Savings D Better see me GUY W. CONNER 7 West 11th St. Phone 64 n Nnf flet Cai - With Impurities Invite Disease. .'3 You should pay particular heed to any indication that your blood supply is becoming sluggish, or that there is a lessening in its strong and vital force By keepinff your blood purified. Your system more easily ward:; on .'iicoo.o that is ever present, v.'tittmr; to attack wherever there ii uu tp-n- SWIM CAPS Is tbo new name applied to tho RUBBER BATHING CAPS Sold' exclusively by the rtcxall Stores. In a large range of designs and color combinations to match any costume. Individuality and Character Is what you desire in a "Swim Cap" and here is where you can obtain it. ' ' ' it Sfcr COST OXF-11ALF AS MPCII And wear twice as long as the average Fabric Tiro. Guaranteed 3,500 miles. iT. Ti'itK ruooF Oiir S6rvieo Station Is now equipped with the latest mechanical Tire Changer, Up-to-Dato Vulcanizing Equipment, Curtis Air Free From Oil. Try our Tire Service IPs Different. F. R . Roberts 1 32 S. Riverside Gagnon Lumber Yard AW Kinds of roiii'h and dressed Lumber. Specialties: Dimension stuff, Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Sash and Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes. Give us a trial and Buy Jackson Couniy products. Place orders now i'or Fruit Boxes. New Shed 113 S. Front St. Phone 859, Medford tXOOCKXSOOOOOOOOOCOCOOCrDOOCOOOOOCOOOOOCOOOOOOCSOOOOOC( DENNEY & CO. FRUIT MARKETING AGENTS Specializing in the dis tribution of Northwest ern boxed fruits. M. E. ROOT Representative Warehouse on S. P. Track. Block South of Main St. MEDFORD, PHONE 294 Main Office Chicago, III. Western Office Payette, Idaho F. H. Iiogue, Western Manager. OOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOGOX CA for all varieties PEA Q Q and A. PPL es Your Blood Supply A few bottles of S. S. S thn great vegetable blood medicine, will revitalise your blood and give you ncv strength and a healthy, vigorous vitality. Everyone needs, it-juat now to keep the system in penfect condi tion. (Jo to your drug store and get a bottle to-day, nnd i you need any medical advice, yon cart obtain it without cost by writing to Medical Director, Swift Specific Ci., 25 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ga. . West Side Pharmacy U,- - . .TmU T rrnlliTtlrtl L
