MTCDFOTtn MATL TKTBUNE, MF.DFCmD. OrjIKiOX, FRIDAY, SKPTFM1TEU 20, 1018
PAGE THREE
III OF MARCH
FOR SATURDAY S
The line of March and point of as
semblage for1 the parade, Saturday
evenlnK, an follows:
Liberty bd Intersection of Main
and Ivy streets.
0. A. It. Front of Hotel Medford.
Vested c'.iolr Main street west of
Hotel Mddrml.
lied Cross sectloUi Main streot
west of Hotel Medford.
State militia (with flag of the Sev
enth company) Main street north
of Ivy.
Community singers South Ivy,
near park.
Mothers service flag.
Mothers, Motfford section Front
of library.
Little sisters and little brothers
South of Main on Oakdale.
Mm in service. !
Mothers, out of town section
'fjront of library.
Girls Honor UU.Vl .uuiu dumi
and Oakdale.
Flas bearers.
Special notice -to comtominlty singers-Please
wear white with band
of red bunting ovor right .shoulder.
No hats. Do at point of as wmblage
at 7 o'clock sharp.
As the parade will crutain nothing
on "wheels" automobiles will lie ill
front of park to provide seats of
honor for those mothers absolutely
unable to march with the otlrers.
Hie following casualties are ro-
p trt ed by the commanding general
of the American expeditionary
forct S:
Killed in action, 69; missing in
actual ', 10C; wounded severely, 1GC;
died h if wounds, 25; died from aero
plane! accidents, 1; wounded, degree
unde; irmlnod, 3; died of disease, 111;
died . Vom accident and other causes,
10. 'j Total, S93.
Mai lino corps casualties: Killed in
action, i 8; killed accidentally, 1; died
of won rids received in action, 2; miss
ing In taction, 2; wounded in action
(soverc tv), li. Total, 19.
Tho 1 knowing are from the Pacific
coast:
Killed : In action: Privates Dave
Dukorsk Yakima, Wash.; Cicrald
ON MICHAEL LINE
I AMSTERDAM, Sept. 20 The Ger
mans facing the Americans southwest
jof Metz are on the Michael lino, con
struction of, which was begun in 1916
'according to a statement given out in
'Berlin published by the Gcrinanla.
"The plain and unvarnished truth,
about the evacuation of the St. Mitiicl
Isalient is declared to be contained In
the statement made public to "cor
rect erroneous Impressions."
"Tho Gorman troops," says the
statement, "have retired to Iho .Yiich
j acl lino which is the name of tho po
iaition of the chord of the St. Mihicl
bend. A beginning was made In 1916
to construct the Michael line, the
place of which was to afford shelter
to our troops should the arc of the
: chord become untenable In case of a
serious attack. Indications that such
an attack was coming became evident
early In September."
OREGON LIFE
Alfred Malarkey, Warrenton, Ore.;
Sorgeant Kdward Moago, Seattle
Wounded severely: Srgt. John S.
Ferguson, Kerndale, Cul.; Privates
Arthur G. Carter, Corona, Cal.; Tino
Klores, Redlauds, Calif.; Dominiik
Castoro. Tacomo, Wash.; Chris Lar
son, Milltown, Wash.; .lue Kee Poll,
Los Angeles; Julio Ruiz, San Fran
cisco; Joseph Samuels, Los Angeles.
Missing in action: Privates Mike
Kohoo, Little Reck, Wash.; Lars O.
Swlnth, Chehalis, Wash.; Lloyd II.
Taft, Cupertino, Cul.; Emll E. Theil
er, Montborno, Wash.; Benjamin F.
Gooile, Corona, Calif.; Fred Tripp,
San Jacinto, Calif.
Mbsing in action: Privates Everett
C. Wheeler, Riverside. Calif.; Cluud
Williams, llemot, Calif.
131 PEfi GENT FOR ARMY
WASHK ttJTOX, Sept. 20. Com
plete retur. is from the draft registra
tion In Washington state Sept. 12,
announced imday by the provost mar
shal f.cnoralls offieo, showed 192,0 73
enrolled Mia re for military service
Against an estimate of 146, S53. This
wis 131 pep cent of tho estimate, or
the ' .highest registration so far re
ported by air.v slate. Officials said
today that enrollment in tho nation
to date- was 101.5 per cent of the
estimated total, 12,778,000.
WASHINGTON. Sept. 20. Rapid
spread of Spanish Influenza among
soldiers in training with epidemics at
Camps Dovens, Mass:; Upton, N. Y.;
Dix, X. J.; and Lee, Va.; is shown
today in Surgeon General Gorgas'
weekly health report, which 'says the
disease may be expected to appear at
other camps soon. Tho number of
cases reported so far Is not given. .
There were 10S deaths at all camps
during the week, compared .with 95
for the preceding week.
9
TO 15 10 SCHOOL
"Kvcr.v parent or guardian, or oth
er person in tho slate of Oregon hav
ing control of or charge of any
child, or children, between and in -Huiling
the ages of nine and lf .vcars
of ago, chilli be required to send such
child, or children to the public
schools for n term or period of not
less or more than the number of
months of public schools held an
nually in the district in which such
parent, auurdinn or other person in
parental relationship may reside."
The foregoing is the section as taken
from I he school laws of the stale of
Oregon. Parents are asked to com
ply with the foicgoinj; regulation,
thereby avoiding any difficulty that
would have to through necessity arise
if the same should be violated.
I'rof. Davenport, superintendent of
schools, will be pleased to'confer with
parents at the regular office hours
from 8 lo !! and from II to 4 as to mat
ters pertaining to the administration
of the schools. There are many prob
lems of an administrative nature that
should be taken up exclusively at
these hours mid not done by the tele
phone. In fact it will he the policy of
the superintendent to consider com
plaints and misunderstandings of an
allied nature only at the regular of
fice hours in conference with patrons,
and not to take up such mutters over
, "Again the Oregon Life Insurance
company of Portland, Oregon keeps
faith with its preaching that of pat
ting Its Investments whero tho busi
ness comes from" said A. It. Cornell,
1ho company's well known district
manager for Jackson and Josephine
counties, as he handed in his com
pany's subscription for $1000 for the
4th Liberty Loan at headquarters
yesterday. "My company is practical
ly tho only life Insurance company In
Oregon which is distributing its sub
fcrlptlon to the 4th Liberty Loan
thruout tho state. Wo appreciate
tho haadsotno manner In which the
citizens of tho stato have been loyal
to us," said Mr. Cornell.
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LONHOX, Scj.t. 'JO,- 1-VM Mr
fclial Vnn 1 1 itxlfiibu rr linn Ismum! M
)riH'l;tiiuitiim to tlu (iernutit jinny in
the firld, iicftirilii In the v'Mwn-z
Ammitii of TWlin. in whirl, the
Gentian rninimitnU'r in vhivi nhuvs to
the recent Am-trum peace offer, say
ing that it docs not involve an in
terruption in the war operations,
Tho ficM marshal mli- that n read
iness for peace i- not in rontrmlietion
with the spirit with which (frnminv
i wnginv the strnKfjIe, It i
nnnv's dtitv, he savs, to continue
Ktrumrle while wmliiii; to ee wheth
er the eneniv is .ineere and ivulv for.
lpno negotiation.
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No. 1932
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You . can . foretell
the future
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You pay "The man who could
foretell illness would make a for
tune ! " Of course no man can
in the sense you nnin. 13nt you
can tell pretty accurately what lo
expect your own body to do.
Now?
Get this simple physiology :
Your liody machine has to ho
repaired, it also must nave lucl
to supply heat and encrpy. Your
food supplies lioth repair material
and fni'l. Hut a furnace always
produces ashes and clinkers. If
these accumulate, the furnace
becomes clogged and cannot work
properly,'
,, tit. i i 4 your system just because all of
ii yournonves ueconie c.ofgca-j - an(.cstnr8 di(J.
If you want to keep well wholly
well, all the time, so that you're
on your toes every day, remove
that waste.
Many people lake pills, castor oil,
purgative mineral waters to force
the bowels to act.
These act, but they irritate, tire
out the intestinal muscles, make
the trouble worse.
Others lake "salts," which attract
water to the intestines and flush
the bowels about as pently as a
fire hose. A re-action follows that
makes thcinlestinesdryerlhaiievcr
and aggravates the constipation.
: You needn't do this and weaken
! you suffer. from constipation.
Perhaps you hurry to work or
piny and neglect to obey Nature's
call. Waste matter stagnates in
' the bowels, liou go right on eat-
' ing, drinking,,, working. What
s. happens? The' constipation be
' conies established. Waste matter
undergoes decay,fcrmentolion and
' germ action. Poisons are formed,
nbsorbed.carned all over the body.
your
The Nujol Treatment moves the
waste regularly, and easily. It is
a purely mechanical process, ab
solutely harmless, based on a
simple principle that you can
move a softened mass out of a tube
more easily than a hard, dry one.
It doesn't gripe you won't know
you have taken anything until af
ter a few days your bowels move
at the regular hour. It makes you
They attack the weakest part ofi regular as clockwork." -r?j - .
you first. -v-V Don-t lry torcei illness. Fore
Then you know you're sick. In i stall it. Don't wait until you are
reality you've berngettingaicksince I sick. Keep well now. Your drug-
you missca tnat jirsi movement. gist nas iujoi. 4
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Warning:
Trade Mark. Insist on
mffer from substitutes.
Tlie Nujol laboratories
STANDARD OIL CO. (NKW JERSEY)
llayoiine, New Jersey
1 is sold in sealed
es I earing the IViml
Nujol. Vou may
the telephone. Tho office hours are
maintained for the patrons ami they
are cordially invited to take advan
tage of the same.
BRITISH AGAIN BOMB '
DOCKS AT BRUGES
LONMlOX, Sept. 1!). British army
mid navy aviators in the last 48
hours have dropped 1:1 tons of bombs
on the docks at Unifies and n Ger
man airdrome in Heluium, savs an
official statement from the admiralty
today. In air fiejiliui; 11 German
airplanes were destroyed.
POPE MOURNS FOR
CARDINAL FARLEY
liOMK, Sept. 'Jll. The selection of
a successor to Cardinal Karley of
New York will he cousidred at the
November mcetimr of the consistory.
It is stated that ow'inj; to I he import
ant duties of the offieo n youngr and
vigorous man pridi'ihly will ho chosen.
ROM K, Sept. 2(1. Pope Ilencdict
has cahlcd to New York e.xprcssine;
Ugly, Unsightly Pimples
Are Signals of Bad Blood
Give Heed to the Warninpr.
Timples on tho face and other
parts of the body are warnings from
Nature that your blood is sluggish
nnd impoverished. Somotimes they
foretell eczema, boils, blisters, scaly
eruptions and other skin disorders
that burn like flames of fire.
They mean that your blood needs
S. S. S. to purify it and cleanse it of
these impure accumulations that can
cause unlimited trouble. This remedy
is the greatest vegetable blood puri- j
fier known, nnd contains no minerals
or chemicals to injure the most dcli
cato skin.
Go to your drugstore and get n
liottlo of S. S. S. today, and get rid
of thoso unsightly and disfiguring
pimples, and other skin irritations.
And it will cleanse your blood thor
oughly. If you wish special medical
advice, youcan obtain it without
charge by writinir to Medical Direc
tor, 29 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta,
Georgia.
sorrow over tho doath of Cardinal
Parley; whom ho characterized today
as 'one of tho world's greatest
churchmen."
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Milk
Far Infanta
ft Invalids
No CmUii
A Nutritious Diet for All Ages.
Quick Lunch; Home or Office.
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All kinds of rough and dressed
Lumber.
Specialties: Dimension stuff. Fin
ishing Lumber, shingles, Sash and
Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes.
Buy Jackson County Products.
Place orders now for Fruit Bores.
Now Shod, 113 S. Front St., Medford.
Phone 8nn.
'c&s Hear
It is Uncle Sams help that
will finish Prussianism.
To do the job thoroughly
millions of American boys
are in France or on the way.
They are there to help win
the war quickly to wipe
this hell from off the earth
NOW, before it has deci
mated the world's remain
ing manhood. Will you do
your share today to furnish
an overwhelming balance
of power?
It is squarely up to you.
This is our year your year
America's year.
What will YOU do?
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