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Newspaper Page TextPAflTC FOUR i Wedford Mail Tribune AN INDKSPJSNDHNT J-J H WHT'AI'KR PUULIKIIKI) KVKIty A1TRHNOON EXCKIT BUNDAT BY TUB MKUKOKU PHTNTINO CO. HIDING BEHIND UNCLE SAM. Officii. Mall Tribune Iiullding, 26-17-29 xvonu vir street. I'none . A consolidation of the Democrat! o Times, The Meilford Mali, The Med ford Tribune. The Southern Oregon lao, The A an land Tribune. The Mod ford Sunday Sun la furnlnhed ubscrltiftrii dealrlnjf a even-day dally newspaper. GKOItOE PUTNAM, Editor. UB80BTPTXON TEXMII BT MAIL IN ADVANCId: J)lly, with Sunday Sun, year. 8.00 Ia 1 1 y, with Sunday Hun. month. .6G Iiully, without Hundny Sun, y-ar.. 6.00 luiily, without Hunt-lay Hun, month .6ft Weekly Mull Tribune, one year. 160 Hunday Hun,- one year. 1.50 BT CARHIKU In Medford. Axhland, Jacksonville. Central Point. Phoenix: Dally, with Hunduy Sun, year J7.50 Dally, with Sunday 8un, months .85 Ially, wllhout Sunday Sun, year.. $.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Juckuon County. Entered as second-clan matter at ftiertmrd, Oregon, under the act of March B, IBJV. worn Circulation for June, 8,9M. MEMBER Or THR ASSOCIATED PKKKS. Full Leaned Wire Service. The Asso ciated l'reHS is exclusively entitlil the use far republication of all news oiapaicnen credited io it or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local nnws published herein. All rights of republication of spcciul dispatches heroin are also reserved. Votloe to Subscribers The United F tales War Industries Hoard has Issued the following mandatory order, among others regulating the newspaper biiHi neas during the period of the wur: "Dis continue sending pit porn after date of expiration of subscription, unless sub scription Is renewed and paid for." The publisher has no option but to comply. A Ufliuualll If you fall to receive the Mall Tribune promptly and on time m Phone 609-J TACKSONVJLL10 and Mod ford put up a 10,0()0 bonus u to secure the building of the railroad connectinL' flu two towns, Jacksonville $12,500, .Medford $7,r00, so that both communities have a monetary interest in the rail road, the loss of which will work a hardship on the people of the valley. Mr. Jiuliis jiow declares that he intends to pull up the railroad and sell it because it is an unprofitable invest ment and siitftfostH that it Mrdiord and Jacksonville want the railroad to remain, it is up to the two cities to pur chase it. This is quite a different storv from that told bv Mr. Bullis a week ao, when he declared that the war depart ment had commandeered the rails and that although he had made a trip to Portland to endeavor to secure a modi fication of the order, he had been unsuccessful and had no alternative. Three miles of rails were sold through a Portland broker, to spruce contractors. The war department states that the requisition was issued after the sale had been made, and that as long as the rails were to be sold anvwav, me government neederi tliem. It is, of eourse, out of the question, for either Jackson ville or Mediord to buy the railroad, and the cities are within their rights in protesting the junking f fle system and in taking whatever action is possible' to prevent it. THE "MARTYRDOM" OF DEBS. 4TH LIBERTY LOAN E tlcrmany is hinting Wuxsiii oven in tliu cxcliunuo iif iirixouvrM, iiccordin;; til u Idler received horn from a Y. W. ('. A. Hccretnrv who in in liiiHsiu ciiKiiKi'd in lllnc Triangle club unci wt-ll'arc work for l(usiiin irirls. In return for iih.vsinilly fit Ger man prisoners, (lernuiny is, scnilin;; hack liiissiiiu soldiers win. n in pit iable wreck m of 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 i I -, she writes. The leller cimliiiniw: "(leriiuiny has a enaiaiitee (if ."ilMI men here cliiiosiiig their mvti irisnn urn fur exelinnnc. 'I'liey elumse only the must fit, yet Ihev will niit crant this privilege of selection In Hie Uus siaas. No Hie oxcliaii;,"!- is very ttu i'uir. ."The ennililinn nf the rcliiincil Has. Hian snhliers is appalling. They are skeletons anil physical wrecks, aver 7(1 per cent d.viiii: nf Inlici hi-is. "These pnnr I'cllnws are stimneil by the clumped enuilitinns in Jiisia. They are scnrinn h'assia I'm- mil ilniiej her part. And they want In pi back ami fithl llcnnany. Their rclitrii is dnins; much. In arase Hie liiissians mice lanre In nctinn." FOR CASH ONLY lliiHlnenn conditions today il.-iiiiniil Hull all accounts lie. met promptly iieKiiiniiiK nepieiimcr itilli, nils wo will ell for CASH ONLY except as follows: Wo liavo many cmorRonry rails tor olectrlcal work, and im II mlt;lit In convenleiico aomo of our customers, wo limy not lio Justltiud In adhering 1o cnsli on delivery In such cases Tliorefnro wo offer tho followlhK pliui, niul trust It will mont with your approval and co-operation. Hills will bo rendered as soon jiosBiiiio, arter completion of the work, or delivery nf tho Roods, and tho aeeount will ho due and payable nt our sloro at once. Sales made or work contracted for will lio accepted on this basis only, unless l)i:i'i:itUKI) PAYMENTS AUK AllltANUKI) KOIt IX WltlTINO al tho time tho order is hIvpii. i,m PAUL'S ELECTRIC STORE .Medford, Oregon A. K. mid A. . ItPBiilar rninmiinlcaildn Med Ljf f""' l""K" I"-1. 1'rlday even Vr IllK. Sept. -J Im portauco. Kit I.. K. WILLIAMS TP LTJKNR DEI5S, convicted of violation of the espion L age law for making seditious speeches, and sen tenced to ten years' imprisonment, is posing as a maitvr to the cause of humanity. Delis is not a martyr in any sense of the word. lie de clared in his speech to the jury that he made the seditious: language and stood by it and that he was working for the iieiifi ii (ii liiiitutmiy. Debs is the same kind of martyr to hunianit v as Lenine and Trotzky and other socialist leaders plavitig the Ger man game. To perpetuate the reign of the kaiser and ex tend kultur is a strange" way to benefit humanity. Debs is convicted for inciting insubordination, mutinv and refusal of duly in the military and naval forces, of obstructing recruiting and enlistment and of encouraging resistance to the United States and aiding the cause of the enemy. Jn his warped pacifist vision, there is no such thing as patriotism, only -humanity. The socialist, prating of his dreams of internatimiulisni seems blind to the fact that internationalism is alreadv upon us that it is merely a iiestioii of whether we choose a kultur permeated autocratic German internationalism, or a democratic internationalism. We will have either the olie or the other. Debs acted deliberately and with malice nf'iil'etliiiiuiTir ! Four times lie has been a candidate for president of the German controlled socialist party, and he knows that the! iirsr, amy or citizenship is to obey the law and the law minis tree speeen in war Time in only one direction. J nose wlio misuse ttie privilege in order, to thwart th national will and aid the cncniv's cause must pav th penalty. i'eiis is a prolcssional socialist agitator and a politi cal lanatic who iar ii'oin lite t runt counsels youth who arc i tsiving me io save immauit v troni cut lirallmeut to actions vi lli, .li i.-,,. .1,1 l,i. C J ! ... . n """in inuif. iiit-iu lace io lace against a lirinn' squad, tie knows better aixl deserves the pnislunent that . 1 K'ven uis lgniiraiu dupes. APPLE CROP SHY llll;lllC:.S n: Nntlix Tho redeuil Knnd Administrator for Oreiton has rc.clve.l notice that retailers must Increase prices only on goods whera they huvn hoimht tin goods at an advaiiced price tnllnwlni; tho inarkul. Whcie Hu-ro has hewn an ndvnnro In price in n,it auilinrlH-d until tho rotnlb r has hrmiBhl at the advanced price RAWI.KS MOOHK. Clmlrman Jackson t'nuntv Pile InlarpretliiK Heard. "The apple crop nf Ihe entire New Kni;biial slutes will lie slinrt this year,"' wriles Dr. K. II. I'nrler, the .Meillnrd physician who is sniniirnini; at Worcester, Ma ccivcil Imlay. IlKlt'.VIl. Swllzorland. Sept. 2(1. (llavas). Ilerllu authorities have Instriiclod all (iermans discharRod in a letter re- from the army and llvlnc In Swltzor- "In enmiiitf east a lew i land to return fur work In tho rear of the figlltillK lino. CRnocIallv In cnnril ine orca.iriis ircscnlc.l a pit 1 1 u! suiht. Inn prisoners. Ten thousand Oerman On all the older trees one-half or j subjects hero show littlo Inclination more ol Hie Ilea rim; siiiiurc was dead. I to respond. Killed by Hie extreme enld weather I . i!lat winter. .Main- orchards will I ARPMRIQUflD Iftci Inn . . ... w. v, w, wi i.iuknnu nl necessity have to he replanted. Thn.uvh Vermont and Xew llauni shire conditions are even worse, en tire nicliards hcin,' wiped mil sn I am tnbl. The cold seems tn have had an effect nu Ihe youiicr trees nf eiuhi i it ten years old. "Am recoverin-,' health in jood -hope. Who wouldn't, l i-cdim.' on blue lish, broiled lobsters, etc.? Noticed a box of llartletts from ltaiilw.li Kruit eninpiiny in the Incal market tcMei'day and it made me hnmesick. licnicuibcr me tn triemU" REPORTED SINKINS CROWN PRINCE OF SWEDEN DEAD OF INFLUENZA STOCKHOLM. Sept. ''.-Prince Krie, lnke nf X'etmunlaml, eldest -on nf Kins tiu-tav, died tndav of I'liciuannia, which develnpcd from Spanish influenza. The prince was '.VI veals n!d. ELIMINATES STYLES IN SPECTACLE FRAMES MAV u,'K. Sept. !'ti, Optician. il Icbminatc tbnu-ands nf slcs in spectacle and etc sriiss frames as a mee-iire In cni'scrve a. .1.1, lite war -ei-tiei inmiltee nf the optical in- d'ii r HMiiMt.n.-cil t...liii ST. PAI L, Sept. :. The enndi lion of John Ireland, liomaii Catho lic archlii-hop of si. Paul, became increasingly mavo this forenoon. Mis physicians hold only slight hope for bis recovery. Loves Her Cows and Chickens Again "I have had stniunch trouble for twenty years and for tho past year liavo eaten notliliiK but stale bread and drank hot water. Was too weak to .In any kind of work. Six weeks nijo 1 look ttie first dose of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy and am now doing all my housework besides looking after my chickens and milk ing two cows etery day. .Mine haa een n wonderful recovery." H is a simple, harmless preparation that ro moves tho catarrhal mucus from the Intestinal iraci and allays the Inflam mation which (auses practically all stomach, liver and Intestinal ail ments, in.-ludlni! appendicitis. One dose will centime, or money refund ed, for sale l.v (IrugiiMs every where. A,V. McCurdy Agency General Insurance Modford National tank llldg. Tolophonti 153 JOHN A. PERL ITNIIKUT.IKKII. Idy Asstntifitf. tM 801 Tit UAUTUCTi. rhon M. 4? and 47-JI iatomoltlla Histrse 8rlc nto iinhiHaiic trH )r' I'Oh'TLAXD, Sept. 20. -Or.i-nn uiust m.t for u moment uii.teresii male its tusk from the splendid shut which has been made in solicit '.ng pledges for the Fourth Liberty loan, nccordius to Edward. Cookinghum, chairman f slate executive com mittee. There is danger in Oregon's enthusiasm ovcrshadowiii;; immensi ty of task of Fourth Liberty loan and absolute necessity for nil tV buckle down to real hard work in the gathering of funds If iconic will stoD nnd consider for r. moment w hat it means to raise a quoin oi lorry million in a lew dnvs they will really see what n big; ,jol; it is," said Air. C'ookirsaham. "The en tire lumber exports of Oregon in some of the bent ycara Have not been more than thirty million dollars The entire wheat cxporrs of Portland in J9l:l an,) tha biggest years, were but eighteen million dollars, and now we set about to raise in n feti days -almost us much money lis lum ber una wheat brought Into the stale a iew years ago. lint of course Oregon is point; to do 1 "It is not my though to dampen ardor of these who arc Iiirlitheartedlv but enniestli. twinging to the tnsk. My only thought is to hrins; home the responsibility to everyone and also to those who are enthusiastically swinging- their best efforts to the caiis.o of the drive. Heports from every section of the state are very encouraging, but with a few excep tions, they tire still a long ways from Hie goal, and only the hardest kind of effort by all concerned will put over quickly the sums which must be realized to do our full part by Tilde Sam. "Picture the soldier in France ami Iheti get to work in I lie same fashiun. When he startu there is no slopping i.nlil all objectives arc reached or until they stun liini ami so far (here has been no stopping- him and there will be none. -Neither must there In line ,'stoiiping- Hicm' in the battle of the .Fourth Liberty loan here it t home." ' , ' ' K. (,'. Amicrson. cliairmnti of Vain- blll county, reports over $'J"jil.ill(l "lodged. This was up until yesli-r- Corns? Use' Gets-It" Common-Sense, Simple. Never Fails. ' You enn trnr out your corns nnd BUf-"1 for. or ynu ciin jum-I ff your corns and Htnlln. Tho Joy - ptiolinii way in tho (icts-It" wny. It Is tho only happy, patulous ivay la the world. Two drops Ct tha Drop" en Thl Com-Ute "Ceta li" tuid tho Corn la a "Goner"! of "Oot-ltM on nny corn or raihi riri t onop, Tho rorn finally loosens off Irora tho top, so thai you can iH'ol It o(I with your 11 n nor a in one pioce. pain lessly, M ko TH-t'liiiff n hnnnim. "flrrnt tuft, wish I dt.no that Itt-foro.' Thoro only ono corn -neilr "its-It." Tops vrnppctl up biii ulih tape and Imnd 88, toos fliulrintnn (nttn lrrltatlntr tftlvcs. it's all n hnriwrity. Toos womuiod by rnxor nntt knlvt's. that's hutcbi-ry, ridiculouD, unnt'cctnary', Unixsront. Uso '(f)'t-lt," tlio Htwrty way dstinple, itnlP5S. nlwa.r.igurc, Talto no chancfs. let "(Join-It." ion't be In-niUrd hy Juiltatfotn. S- othat you b "(iots-H." "Oota-lt." ttio Kuarantced, mnnr? back corn-remover, tho only sure, ny. rottiluitntrincnt any dm atoro. M Til by K. Lawrence A Co., Chicago, III, SoUl in Mrdfortl and recommended s Ihe Worlds Host Com Hem city by Leon 11. Hawkins and McdTord Thar-mary. NOTICE Wo liiivc sct'iii'Otl tlic BRUNSWICK AGENCY From Mr. Walters and have a lino assoi-tinoiit of tin-lat est improved machines for your inspection. Also laij;o stock of PATHE RECORDS Palmer's Piano Place 28 South Central, - day afternoon, and he expected many more reports before the day tras over. Lane county, according to L. L. (n.odrich, I making slcady headway, though many reports are ijot yet in. Jelferson county is fifty per cent subscribed, If, W. Turner, chairman i-f the coiiutv, wired the informatio:i irom Madras, yesterday, and ex neeted to be nble to report that they v ere.iill over in .just a iln- or two. . Among county visitors' In tho fcty Saturday were E. C. JCdlcr of, Lake crock, and W. M. Uenun and E. L. llawka of Ashland. , To those planning week end out ings tho "fair tonlh'ht and Saturday" prediction of tho weather tittreau this morning was reassuring. The maximum temperature yesterday was 95 degrees. ! IP1 PmII www , ECKMAN3 ' fcr cauoKS akd colds A inndv raklu-.r omp'-unii that CuriiIs- agii; '- rli route Iuhb ami . throat In ultN't A tonic-rrntoraifvc prppiired lvtthutit ha-''i:l cr haU!t-(orinlntI drusa. Try IIuta Udaj. r 50 cents n bor, tncludrng war tax ' Tor (.olp hy a 11 Jnel( iXkiuau Laltitrultxry, J'HiJjUeJplU re is No Economy ra Gieap Coffee3 Don't figure your coffee cost by the pound, but by the cup. If M.J.3. Coffee coats you more per pound than ihe coffee you arc ucn;-, ve can1 guarantee M.J.B. Coffee will cost ycu less per ci:p. You can make more cups of good coffee with M.J.B. than with ' any other coffee. ; M.J.B. curpasses ail other cof fees in fragrance, flavor and economy. Remtmbcr oar Guarantee It Reaches You Fresh High School Books "We carry a complote lino of all High School Hooks required In the Medford High School. Tho fteaJUL Store ., ItAU'll WtJfOlH'OltD, Prop. 1B.I COST OXK-U.VI.If AS MUCH And wear ttyice as long as the average Fabric Tire. Guaranteed 3,600 miles. rUXCTUBK PROOF Our Service Station Is now "quipped with tho latest mechanical Tire Changer, Up-to-Date. Vuleaulistus Equipment, Curtis Air Freo From Oil. Try our Tiro Service It's, Different. F. R. Roberts 332 S. Riverside Painting, Paper Hanging; Jcqrating and Tinting " Now Is tho tlmo to have your house painted to" proTcct 'tlio samo for tho wititor. Wo guarantee every Inch of our work to be first class; Ute material we use is tho very host. I'rlccs Are Moderate. R. J. Miller Decorating Co. MEN' WANTED ! For Losing, Saw Mill and Box Factory Work Might hour "daygood working conditions healthful climate best of wages. Write or call upon , KLAMATH LUMBERMEN'S & LOGGERS' ASSN. Main Street, Klamath Falls, Oregon JliEigUGLE &X,l Summons all the force and rrsourcei of the Republic to the defense of Freedom THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE which the United States authorities have ranked as one of the ritteen distinotishrd inuituiions of the country for excellence in military traintne, ha responded to the call. Hie College ii ditmguihcd not only for its military inttruction, but Distinguished also for Ita strong industrial courses for men and for women; In Ajrrknl'nr. (."orm'TTctf, Knfirtwtinj. Fgttltl Vcvnon EJuttK-o. Iu wholesome, purposeful student life. Its democratic collejre spirit. Ita successful graduates. , Students enrolled l.it year, 4Ct: stars on iu service flaw. ac9 Colleff opens September 23, 1918 F cmlot. at III jiuiiJ BoiUt, toJ other latwnmwo riu u the EUiitru. Cemllii, Orero CASH and CARRY At lowest possible prices from the New Store re ((;: il v opened by .. THE TRUAX CO. 327 East Main St. Fair dealing and .cour teous treatnient always. The Truax Co. See us if you have Barley, 1 Odts and Hay for sale. We Buy Sacks MonarGh Seed & Feed Co. M ' l II I VI II FOR rnrnsn kjjm.m.vj y to onnKii as.oo vv Also Clcanlnc, l'rcsnlng and Altering tas k. .M.M.v, x:rsTAn(S JlinTHrs echanical Experts Wo liavo In our employe an expert ncotyleno welding man from Butte Mont. Wo can weld anything that can bo welded. Experienced lathe men for fitttnK pistons, rliiRs, making axles, nnd oth er parts that can he made. I-'Oltl) WOIIK l)0.B AT Konn I'I!k:ks. Carburetor men and trouble shopt- ers. Lxperlcnccd floor man. Pro fessional girl auto washers. Cars groased and oiled. Dead or live stor age. Re-U of sorvice. --, Closo at 11:30 p. m.. ,- Craier Lake Motor Co OIM CHUNG . China Herb Stor Herb cure tor earache, headache, catarrah, diptheria, sore throat, lung trouble, hldnoy trouble, stomach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast. cures all kinds of goiters. NO OP ERATION'S. Medford. Oreson. Jon 13, 181T TO WHOM IT .MAY CONCERN: This Is to certify that I. tie nn. dersigned, had yery severe sto mach trouble and had been bothered Vnr several years and last August was not oxpoctcd to live, and hearing of aim lhung (whose Herb Store la mt 114 South Front street, Medford) I lie. elded to get herbs for my momach trouble, and I storted to feellna bet tor as soon as I used them and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to see Glm Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) W.R.JOHNSON. Witnesses: M. A. Anderson, Medford S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point , W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point, C. R. Moore. Eacln Pnini !j. V. Mrlntvre. Vm-to Point Goo. 13. Von der Hellen. Kailn Point. Thos. E. Nichols, Eai;Io Point. j Friday. .June BHtli. Snrlnir. Day 1 - '"-- I i j