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MEDFORD " MAIL TRIBUNE. MEDFOTID, OREO OX, -MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
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10 JUDGE PIGS HI
SCHOOL EXHIBIT
Judging contests will bo held nl
tho county school fair, Sept. 19 and
20. Boys and girls under eighteen
yours of age will engage In contests
In which they will judge pigs, sheep,
nd corn. All club members ' who
lire taking the pork production, sheep
raising, und corn growing projects
nro expected to tako part in the con
tests, mid any- other boyi: and girls
of club ago may participate.
'In ea'h contest the hoys ami girls
"will scoro an exhibit, using a stan
dard score card for that purpose,
llion theso scores will be compared
with the score of a skilled Judge in
that line.
All who can should tako part In
those contests. Evn: tho one l.ar,
lind hut little prnetleo in Judging he
will learn a groat deal by actually do
ing that work and by comparing Ills
judgment with a correct score on the
nrttclo Judged.
Club members and all others Inter
ested should watch the papers for a
detailed program, or secure a printed
program beforo the fair and be on
hand lu time to hear preliminary In
Htiuctlons and get score cards in
readiness for tho contests. The exact
hours will ho announced later.
On Tuesday afternoon the ladies of
Mrs. K. X. Warner'B lllhle class of
Iho Presbyterian church held their
weekly meeting for war work at the
.llrouinier home, north of town. The
ladles of the Itoosovclt I'arent-Te.ieh-tira
clr'.-le were guests of the after
noon and altogether there were some
fifty persons present. After the work
of tho afternoon the company enjoy
ed a cantaloupe feast and tho after
noon was mint enjoyable1, the ladles
expressing the warmest appre-iatlon
if Hid gracious hospitality of Mr. and
Alts, llrummer.
Tho relief work litis gone on unin
terrupted during tho summer, how
ever, Tuesday's "gel to.(-,elher" was
Notaewbat lit the form of a rally In
renewed effort In all lines as the
regular activities of the year ate
tibout to lie resinned with the open
ing of the school year. liev. 1,. My
ron Hooter, of the Presbyterian
church liddrp.-sed the ladies during
lite afternoon alone, the lines of
woman's broadened activities and the
npcalicr made a spc.-ial plea that dur
ing" these times wi ea woman is re
sponding to the ran fur help in every
department of the world's activities,
Hlie may remain true to a!l the beau
tiful ideal., lor which womanhood
Jias nlwavs stood and orpeelalk ma..'
1lio Itnpre.-.s on tbe .em, 111; eeiierailoa
of women lie null a;; to develop in
them lilt the allrilnit,;; of an exalted
womanhood.
Llull tWljc Better.
. LONDON. Sept. Hi. I'mni.r
Lloyd (lenrv'c li.ol a ili-tmctlv better
llie.llllast tlljiil and Md m'VcioI
I111UIK yf Clilllin .ion- -le. p, -av to
tlitj' Unllelill l I'iiy-iciau-.
Till' complete xjxisnrc ly the United States .uovern-
nient (if tin: fact thiit Leiiine, Trotzky and other
cliiefs of the Russian JJolsheviki are paid (lerniaii
agents acting under instructions of the (lerinan general
staff and financed by the (lerinan. imperial hank and as
such have ;iot only betrayed the allies of Russia but the
Russian people and especially the Russian workmen, con
firms only what litis lon been suspicioiied and stamps
I.enine and Trotzky its the master traitors of history,
the Judas Jscariots of Russia.
The evidence gathered by the Creel Committee is most
complete and damning as to the Bolsheviki, who were
sent into Russia by (Jermaiiy and have followed instruc
tions to the letter in aiding in its partition, in the de
struction of the army, and in creating anarchy throughout
Russia that the country would fall an easy victim to the
Hun. ,
The evidence also proves conclusively that (lermany,
before the assas.sinal ion of the archduke of Austria, had
on .June 9 ordered the immediate mobilization of till indus
trial enterprises in (ierntany preparatory to a declaration
of war against France and Russia for which only an ex
cuse was awaited ami it also shows that in .Novfnihr
JDl-l, "destructive agents" were ordered sent abroad 1o
the Tinted States for the destruction of war supplies and
materials. The first circular reads:
To Herzirk.-oinmendanten:
Within 24 hours of the receipt of this circular you are to Inform all :
industrial concerns by wire thut the documents with Industrial inobillza
tiun plans and with registration forn b be opened, such as are referred to
lu the circular of the commission of Count vou Wuldersee and Cuprivi of
June 27, 1SS7. . ,
The second order, showing how (Jermany was treating
a friendly neutral nation, reads:
To .Marlneagentitrer. and Flottcnvereinen: 't
Vou are ordered to niobili'.o Imnjodlalely nil destruction agents and
observers In those commercial and military ports in Canada ami America
whero munitions uro being loaded on Bhips going to Kussiu, France and
ICngland. Where there aro storehouses of su:h munitions, und where
fighting units are stationed, it is uecoFsury to hire thru third parties
who stand in no relation to the offh ul representatives of Germany, agents
for arranging explosions on ships hound for enemy countries, and for ar
ranging delays, embroilments und difficulties during the loading, dispatch
ing ami unloading of ships. For this purpose we are especially recom
mending to your attention loaders rangs, among whom there are many
anarchists and escaped criminals, ar.d that you get in touch with German
and neutral shipping offices as a means of observing agents of enemy
countries who are receiviim and slipping the munitions.
.Money required for tho hiring ard bribing of persons necessary for
tho designated purpose will be plai ed at your disposal at your reijuest.
The complete control of the JJolsheviki by the CJornmu
general staff, is shown bv the following order,. dated in
October, 1917:
To tho Council of People's Comn issares:
"In accordance with the ngreeu ent which took place In Kronstadt in
July of the present yeur between oflicials of oyr generul staff and leaders
of the Russian revolutionary army t nd democracy, .Messrs. Lenine. Trotz
ky, Kni-'kolnikov and Dylienko, tho Hitssian division of our general staff
operating in Finland is ordering to Petrograd offleors for the disposal of
tho Information department of tho stuff.
The espionage department in accordance with the agreement, with
Messrs. I.cnine, Trotzky and Kenoleff will havo the surveillance of the for
eign embassies and military missions and of the counter revolutionary
movement and will perforin the csj.lonage and icniinter-csplouugo work
on tho internal fronts, for which purpose ugents will he assigned to the
espionage cities.
I!ut the (iernians went, further and actually dictated
the candidates to be elected by the Russian council of
Workmen and Soldiers as follows:
To tho Commissar ofForolgn Affnirs: Hy the order of the local de
partment of the (lerinan general stalf, tho intelligence section has Inform
ed us of the names and (lie cliaractot Istlcs of tho main candidates for the
re-election of the central executive tommittee. The general staff orders
us to Insist on the election of tlte following people: Trotzky, I.cnine, 'Zdno
vierf, Katnoneff, .loffe, Sverdiv, I.unueharski, Kollnntai, FabrlzlilB, Mar
tov, Steklov. (tolmau. Frunze, Lander, Milk, Preobrnjenski, Sellers, Stu
dor, (iolherg, Avanesov, Voloilarsid, Hnskotnikov, Stichka, Peters and
Ncuhut. riease inform the president of t lie council of the genoral staff's
wish.
The result of Lenine and Trotzky's betrayal of Rus
sia is seen in the present reign of terror in Russia only
equalled in modern history by the reign of terror during
the French revolution, which in number of victims it
probably surpasses. ' Arnold Posch-Fleurot, correspond
ent of the New York World, who has escaped to Sweden
since the decree issued for the murder of all Americans in
Russia, cables as follows:
"Only here, back In civilization whom murder Is n crime, do we be
gin to comprehend how little the wurld can understand what Russia has
come to in these last weeks.
"The lloishevikl have Instituted a reign of terror its the only means to
maintain the dictatorship, lolling without trial or before iuiiiisltional tri
bunals. "The HolshevlUl have entirely lest popular support and ure keeping
themselves lu power only by the bavonels they are still able to buy.
"Tho peasants arc- in revolt everv where.
"in every city in Russia there are the same scenes of terror. Condi-
Itlons are even worse in tho provinces. Commissioners are sent from Mos
cow to organize the worst elements ami take vengeance, loot, kill officers
and perpetrate oilier outrages.
"The struggle lias passed the Mage of i lass 'var. Kvery man i.i at.
every other man's tuiu.it. Tho state of all Russia Is "'icyou 1 the rompi'o
hons'lon of poplo eci-'. studied to civilization."
The frenzied orgy of bloodshed shows that the ne
t layers of country, of people, of socialism and of democ
racy have reached the lowest level of political and social
(legredat ion and that the end of Rolshevikisin is not fa'1
ot'l. The tryanny that strives to perpetuate itself bv
blood is doomed and dl'livoraiu-e is at hand. The Russian
people have risen and aided by the allies will shortly
overthrow the evil genii of the revolution, the anarchy
bought and paid for .by (iei iuan gold, and restore a freed
Russia to her place among the nations.
The lever of the revolution litis about run its course.
The pendulum has swung from the dark tvrannv of the
I Czar to the blood terror of the llol-dicviki. Somewhere
between the two a restored Russia will find herself and
Slav genius emerge triumphant in a new democracy.
and some material damage, 'says nn
If)
191S
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding generul of
the American expeditionary forces:
Killed In action, 4; missing In ac
tion, 05; wounded severely, 90;
wounded, degree, undetermined, 9;
died from accident and other causes.
2; died of disease, 1; died of wounds,
7. Total. 178.
Mnrine corps casuultlea to date:
Officers: Deaths, 37; wounded, 64;
missing, 1. Totals 102.
Unlisted men: Deaths, 913;
wounded, 1919; In hands of enemy,
11; niisslhg, 141. Total, 2984.
Grand total, 3080.
Tho following marine casualties
are reported by the commanding gen
eral of the American expeditionary
forces, (included In above totals) :
Killed In action, 2; wounded In ac
tion (severely), 2; wounded In action
(degree undetermined), 4; missing
in action, 10. Total, 18.
The following are from Pacific
coast states:.
Wounded In action, severely: Pri
vate Richard Vandermear, Seattle;
Corp. James J. llulliday. Eureka, Cal.
Missing in action: Privates JoVn n.
Gruham, llorkoley, Cal.; Clement W.
Uildehrand, Seattle.
Hissing in action: Private Jesse B.
Johnson, Spokane, Wash.
BY HUN ASRPLA1NE
PAIJIS, Sept.. Hi. Kneluy n'Tial
tqiiadreus flew over the reclon of
Paris this mol nine, dropping some
bombs. There were a lew victims
official re art.
sounded at 1:.:
b ar signal at :',
The alarm was
a. in. and the all
o'clock.
The rnlted States food adminis
tration' gives warning that there will
bo a great shortage of canned veget
ables on the market this winter, ami
that several varieties of canned
vegetables will be practically unob
tainable. "The government has reserved for
army and navy uses practically tho
ontlro.output of the 'commercial can
neries In many lines," said Thomas
Farrell chairman of the food admin
istration's price Interpretation com
mittee, "and there will he only a lim
ited amount and scant variety of
canned vegetables on tho market. To
matoes, corn, peas und string beans
will be especially short, and wise
families will can or dry sufficient
supplies of these for their needs hy
homo methods. While It Is now too
late for the canning of peas, tomatoes
and corn are still plentiful in Oregon,
and somo string beans are still avail
able, tho tomatoes can he canned at
homo, and tho string beans and corn
can bo either canned or dried by slm
plo methods. For drying string beans
and corn should he blanched In hot
water or steam for from five to ten
minutes, then dried in the sunshine
or in the oven until free from mois
ture and crisp. When used later In
the winter they should he soaked in
water beforo cooking, to restore the
moisture content, and they will be
found to ho equal," if not superior, to
tho canned product."
BAKER REACHES LONDON
ON WAY FROM FRONT
LONDON', Kept'.' II!. Newton I).
Puker, the Amorieun secretary ut'
war. arrived in London today from
Paris.
SERVICE AT FRONT
IUKIS, Xiimluy, Sipt. l.i.Ort (lis
return from a (mir m-ar tlu battle
front, John ). Kyiin, American iik
sisiant stMTctnrv of war in clmrire or'
air service, declared that ho was
much KJtif ied by the work done by
the aerial force of the American
army. Mr. R van's tour was made
CCEHEfig Of -
The SimlseaKi
Hc-a'Ca Aroid 1 hose PaJno and Distress
Which so Many Mothers Hftve Suffered
'i'tw much rannot ho cniil for a wonderful
rrcvMratioti, f;uulliar to many women at
Mi tlicr's Friend.
It in rmro c:rcctha l-j U action than al!
tlwj heaiih mica over Iniil down tor tho
piiulnxo tit c-pectart tiintljcra. It 9 un
cxtcirvj nr :llcatiun Hut spread Its Influcneo
:iptn tho cunW, trillion anil muscle of tlia
.'.Women, rcn'Iorl'.g them piinnt, and they
?;pa:i (rmeofully vithout that peculiar
v.rer.iiilnp tlraiu.
Tfio cce.nl n t. tticTefore, one of un
lioiatdeU Jcj-.al o:itU-:patii;n and too much
trMs cnn:ut bo hM un-.m tho remarkable
influtfiico v.l;!:h a hk, tlicr's Inppy prenatal
'!:-ijc-:;tiun hi irnon tho tn'iiltli and fortunes
if tho t i'-'r.'-.tlu.is to eouie. '
Tlie pnfn .it iho rrht ts Infinitely le-."-,
wl.ru Moilicr'.4 I ri-'nti h lin ihirh.ir tho
tun 'd ttf cx:vr,:vy fnr tm morh. et
p;t'u c-iicr u:.J uilh kss slrain when Lahy
i trira.
Mrthrr Trl.Td I for cxtcrn.il ire only,
in entirely nf rwl may ho h;nl of mur
ilnum t. It U pre;-i!t;d by thu ItrnrtRctil
H:-:nltor ('.. Lamar BMr., Atlanta,
(in. Write tbem tn r:i y.m their Intcrejtt
Intr "?:.:therl..n! TUk." They will r.d It at
eneo. wiilmut e'.-irr', nnj ym will tvA ft
wry Mpfu1. Do vt tifnUcl f;r n ulutrhy
r'plir ami iit".r".f'ir to p.pjilv Mothcr'.i Frift:i)
ni-ii!; rlinjr to Hin-i iunn n round the ImtMc.
;utd ihny f.irtiiy yuarst'lf npninrt pain and
di;:eoinlor'.
ASK FOR nnd GET
7r
Tlie Originnl
Malted Milk
For Infanta nnd Invalid
OTHERS r IMITATIONS
McCurdy Agency
(tcnornl Insurnnre
Motlforil Natloniil llnuk ltlilg.
Tolopliono 123.
JOHN A. PERL
UMiKM'AKKH.
LAily AHMimnuu
I M 801TH IIAKtlJCr.
I'htma M. 47 and 47-J1.
4ulomolill llore tkirflcu.
to nutiulni' art (lr
CASH and CARRY
STORE
Coods (U'lhcrcd ut storo or
over lite counter ut lowest pos
:.!'olo prims. lK'liory charge
of trn otMits for pmall urdi'rs
lo.s than no. l-'roo licliviTy
0:1 orucra far S,".0 and ovrr
within idty llmiia.
Wo invite ysm to our storo
and i?olli it our patronKG on
tho ir.crit and prices of otir
on.i--. Kail d ;ling and onr
tootu trratnntu always.
The Truax Co.
IWT Moiti St., Jli-iUiirtl
HELPFUL WORDS
l-Yoiii a lodfofd Citizen.
Ib your back lame and painful?
Docb It ache especially after exer
tion? Is there a soreness In the kidney
region?
These symptoms suggest weak kid
neys. If so there Is danger In delay.
Weak kidneys got fast weaker.
Give your trouble prompt atten
tion. Donu's Kidney Pills aro for weak
kidneys,
Your neighbors use and recom
mend th em .
Head this Medford testimony.
J. H. Atwll, painter and paper
hanger, 129 Wc3t Eleventh street,
says: "Doan's Kidney Pills aro all
they are claimed to lie and I am al
ways glad to recommend anything I
believe will be of benefit to others.
I have taken Doan's Kidney Pills on
different occasions when I havo had
any throulile with my back or kidneys
antl they have always done the work.
A few do?es now and then keep my
kidneys in good working order."
Price tiOc. at all dealers. Pon't
simply ask for a kidney remedy get
Doan's Kidney Pills tho samo that
Mr. Atwell had. Koster-Mllbitrn Co.,
Mfgrs., Iluffulo, i.V. Y.
Mechanical
Experts
We have in our employe an export
acetylene welding man from Butte
.Mont. Wo can weld anything that
can be welded.
Experienced lathe men for fitting
pistons, rings, making axles, and oth
er purls that -Vim he made.
roiti woick doxk
MUCKS.
AT X'tniM
Cnrhnretor men and trouble shoot
ers. Ixperionced floor man. Pro
fessional sirl auto washers. Cars
greased and oiled. Dead or live stor
age. ISe.st of Kerviie.
Close at 1 1 : y 0 p. m.
Crater LakeMotorCo
. GIM CHUHQ
China Eerb Stor
Herb euro ror earache, headache,
catarruh, diptherla, - sore throat,
lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble, hoart troublo, cliilis and fev
er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast,
cures all kinds of goiters. NO OP
ERATlONd. )
Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1917
to whom it :;ay concku.n:
Thin Is to certify that 1, the un
dersigned, had very severe stomach
trouble ami had been bothorad tot
sovoral years and last August was not
expocted to live, and hearing of Olm
I (bung (whose Herb Store Is at 214
j South Front street, Medford) I de
. cided to get herbs for my utomacb
trouble, nnd 1 storied lu feeling bet
ter as soon us 1 used them and toda5
i am a well man and can heartily roc
'oininend nnyone nHIMed us 1 was tc
sao dim Cluing and try his Herbs.
(Sinned) V. It. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
M. A. Andorson. Medtord
S. U. Holmes. Kaglo Point,
Win. Lewis. Eagle Point ,
W. I.. Chlldreth, Eagle Point,
C. B. Moore, Eagle Point
J V. Melntyro, Eagle Point,
(loo. n. Von der llollen, Kad Point
Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point.
I t Ida j, June SNlu, War Savings l)j
durintr the recent operations of tlte j General Patrick, chief of the air ser
Ameriet.n army and cave him an op- vice of the American expei l.tiomtry
portunity to see the various Ameri-, ton us. He spoke in lushest terms of
can aviation activities in the zone of j I lie brilliant exploit of tile American
ailvaiife: He was uccoiiipiinied by troops.
liJl
iff
pmgmshiiimiimuiiiui
Keep -Whito
Clothes White
Wash them with Fc.!s-N;;'tiia
soap, it's the thorough
cie'anser. Fels-Naptha'3
whitest of white suds search
out even the unseen specka
of dirt.
Fels-Naptha won't turn
white clothes yeiiow. It
cleans without boiling.with
out hard rubbing. It washes
while you do something
else. Let Fels-Naptha keep
your white clothes white.
At your own grocer's
A Prescription Properly Compounded
P.y a careful and competent pharmacist, with pure drugs and chem
icals is a gn at aid to the physician and without this help you can
not get the desired results. We do all In our power to help the
doctor help tiicsick. Let us 1111 your next prescription.
Heath's Drug Store
P1IO.M! 884.
THE SAX TOX STORE
ANNOUNCEMENT
AVo have purchased the insurance busi
ness of the II. S. Stine agency and have re
moved all records to our office where all of,
his companies will continue.
Expirations will be attended to in ample
time and policy changes executed by this
office.
AVe endeavor to maintain a high standard
of service to our patrons and hope to qualify
for the continuance of all existing insurance
intrusted to the Stine office.
McCURDY AGENCY
General Insurance
Medford National Hunk Hid;;.,
Telephone I.2-a
Phone :UI-.1.
fZf Bountiful Wheat Crop
Hl u 13 reported that this year's V.
Ill wheat crop exceeds last years by
I 210,000,0110 bushels. Great nuantl- 01
' tlps of ncw wheat are on the way to 1
lr 1 market. 1 Jl
I tttnq I This is a splendid showing and I I
I test I m"ch cre'1" m,1!,t bo Biven to the yJ
JlHliV " patriotic farmers of the U. S. A. I l1
V We are at your service in banking 11
mnltorj nnd cordially Invite your - l0ll
' checking Account. ilj
tr 4 Ver Ccnt- Interest ' j
Snr,"ss Account, csrjy
ES TABU IS HE D I flaC5"1
Painting, Paper Hanging,
Decorating and Tinting
""Now Is tho tlmo to have your house painted to protect the same
for the winter. Wo guarantee every Inch of our work to be first
class; tho material wo use U the very best.
Prlres Aro Moderate.
R. J. Miller Decorating Co.
V'.-tliiiatrs Tree of tlinri;.
GATESSriRES
COST OMMIAI.K AS MITIl
And wear twice as long as the average Fabric Tire. Guaranteed.
S.500 miles.
i-Lxm iiK ritooF
Our Service Station Is now equipped with the latest mechanical Tlr
Changer, Up-to-Date Vulcaniiing Equipment, Curtia Air Free.
Krom Oil.
Try our Tire Service ll'i Different.
1 F.U.Roberts 132 S. Riverside