Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 01, 1918, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textpa nre Fonu MEDFOTtn MAIL TRTTSTTXE, METVFCVRD. OREfiOX, -TUESDAY, OCTOnFJ? 1. 101S MEDFORD MAlti .TRIBUNE AM milSrBNDKNT NEWHPAPBIl PUBMHflKD EVKliY AKTKHNOON KXCKPT BUNJiAT UY THJfi MEDKOHD PIUN'TINQ CO. Office, Matt Tribune BulMIng, 26-27-2 North Fir street. Phone 75. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, The Mmlford Mull, The Med ford Tribune, The Southern Oregonlan, The Ashland Tribune. The Med ford Sunday Hun Is furnished subscribers desiring a seven-day dally newspapur. G ICO HOE PUTNAM, Editor. BUBBOBXPTIOK TXtKMII BY MAIL IN AbVA.SCK; Dally, with Sunday Hun, year.. $6. 00 Dally, with Sunday Kun, month 66 Dally, without Sunday Hun, year.. -COG uawy, wnnoui nunany sun, inonin .ow Woekly Mall Tribune, one year 1 GO Sunday Sun, one year 160 BY CAUHI Kit In MetlMrd, Ashland, Jacksonville. Cent ml Point. Phonnfx: Dally, with Sunday Hun, year 7.fl0 Dally, with Bunday Sun. month. .65 Daily, without Sunday Kun, yftur.. 6.00 uany, wunoui ttumiay Hun, monin .ou PUBLICITY FOR SLACKERS. Official paper of the City of Merlford. Official paper of JuckHOn County. Kntered an second-class matter at Medford, Oregon, under tliu act uf Maroti 8, 1878. worn Olronlatlon for Jans, a,9M. MEMBIiH OF TIIK ASSOCIATED I'llHSS. Full Leased Wire Service. The Aflsn elated 1'resa In exclusively entitled to the uae for ri'puhllrullen of all news dispatches credltiMl to it or not other wise credited In thla paper, and also tho local newH puhllahcd herein. All rlillils of repiihlfcntion of special dlspatchca herein are also reserved. Notice to Sabacrlbora The United Btiitea War Induatrlea Hoard hna Issued the following maml.-itory orrler, iiuioiik olliern reeuliitlnK tho newspaper busi ness ouritifc the per od or tho war: "Lus. continue scmllng pnners after date of expiration of auhacrlptlon, unless sub- crtption la renewed and puld for." 'J'he publisher has no option but to comply. hepleniber proved a very pieiinnnt inonlli in the Ifiuruo river valley, with Mill inch if rttiiil'itll, unci bul eight days of oloudy tt'i'iilli.'r. The following is liiyx : lilt! 8 1) JO .11 Vi ' :i:i 1-1 .1') 1(1 17 , IK.. Ill an OO . l:i . 2.i : Mux. II.') iW Ill) Ill !4 hi! Hl ...-) .....' ...77 . ja ..,82 ..Jill 'H I fir. ...K7 Mill. I'rer l.i II in 17 M i; 51! Til 111 t:i a!) (ill .10 ,:i .11 .si T .:ik .Jl T1IK showing niiidc in tlic jiuri-liii.se of liberty bonds by .Modroi'il )i'ojilc is very nur diK(i;iiiiaj;iiif;ly so, nnd bids t;ur to stiiinp 1 lie -ify as ii slackiT community. If Mcdf'ord docs not .subscribe tlic quota, she will fairly earn the stigma. Jt oiiLrlit not to be nccc-sarv to uv'c. or solicit people to buy bonds they ought to have patriotism enough to gladly and cliecrlully make every sacrihee possible tor their country. The vast majority of our people are jiatriotic but we have many slackers. Jt is not necessary to-name them just glance at the list of subscriptions and see how many who arc able to buv bonds, trying to shirk their duty by buying a $50 or 1 ( K) bond. The Portland liberty loan committee thus defines a .slacker: Our definition of a slacker Ih a person or firm who can buy bonds and does buy u grossly inudcipiato amount, obviously much loss thun ho or she should buy. The Portland committee lias adopted the 'policy of publicity for the slackers, .printing their names in the newspapers. The Med ford committee should adopt the same method, for the public is entitled to know who the unpatriotic fit ixens are. In pursuance of its efforts, the Portland committee adopted the following resolution, which exactlv fits the situation in Mcdf'ord, except that we are minus the cap italists: Whereas, from the canvass made to this dale by tho Liberty loan or ganization for subscriptions to tho fourth Liberty loan. It conclusively appears that there Is a very substantial number of men In professions and business vocations In good clrcu nistunces and who enjoy substantial Incomes, but who have not subscribed In proportion to their resources, but are permitting the mure prominent capitalists and the laboring men to assume tiie burden at hand; now, therefore, be It Unsolved: That each business and profession bo classified and that a cmntnltteo of three lie uppointod in each class, who will rate each member Ihereof; that with each rating will bo listed thoamouuL subscribed by the man Tilted; that thereupon said ruled member bo notified of his nil Ins and appear and show iai.so why he should not subscribe totho amount of Ms ruling: that if no good cause lie shown why he should not bo subscribe that his name, rallni! and aiuuunt subscribed be published In the daily press: and, to the end that no injustice may be done. Ho it further Resolved: That Investigation bo made of available government and private records that the Liberty loan committee may asccrialit the Income and resources of the persons so rated as aforcsultl. The local committee U supposed' to have the financial rating of every individual. They should let in the light so the people may know. It. has pussy-footed long enough. Results are needed. (17 til! I'll :VI :ii :ifi i:i 1 1 i." .'i 51 Hi HI Hi! 27 Hi) an h:i '- NO :ni SO Monthly Nttiumiiry Temperature, mean maximum, 8!I.'J: iiii'ttn minimum, .,"!).."; mean, lili.S: luaxinium, 115; dale, l-lK-10; mini- mum, ,'l.; dute, 21; emtio! dailv riinije, 5(i. l'rcciiilalioii loliil, l.iiii."i incites. (Irenlcst in L'l hours .'.'15; dale, 21 Number ol davs uilh .01 inch or more precipitation, .; clear, I I; putt. I.V cloud V, II; clonal v. S. Tim. following casualties are re ported by Ihc coniinamlin;' :cnonil (ai' llie Aniciicuij exicdilionury forces: Killed in action, Il'I; missing in ac lion, l.'l; iviiiuiili d ,si".iTcly, 4A7 ; died from wounds, II); die,) from accident and other causes, five; wounded, ilc urce undetermined, lour; Wounded dii;htly, three prisoners, four. Total, 'i!IS. The following are from llie I'ncilic Coast sliilcs: Killed in net ion I'rivale Alexander l.inde, f.ddl, i'ttlif. iillir Wounded Severely I'rivale Albert A. Aimer, Scuttle, Wash.; I'rivnle Mjnirizo Colli, stnek loli, Cnlif. ; rrivale liiclialil 1. Co nun, Sacramento, Calif.; I'rivale I'.cr nice It. Kale, Lyiiden. Wash.; Near Kent Jac!: i:. (Iraliaiu, Klorislon, Cal.; Serueant Xiillianel II. (,'rittctidi n, Oakland, Calif.; I'rivale John ). Ilayivurd, liar, Cal.; I'rivale Clar ence K. I.ieille, Camarillo, Cal. Wounded, detet undetermined I'rivale llcurv S. (luilicrson, Ulviupiu, Willis, ' AS PUBLIC NEED The folowiii!,' resolution was tin uniinoiisly adopteil by llie 'J50 Jui k son county teachers assembled at Meilford High school, after a stirrim: lull; by Sunt, fleorjre A. llriscoe of Ashliind city schools, who made a strops; plea in support of the normal school measure to be submitted to the voters of Oregon this fall. Whereas, President Wilson in a re cent letter given to the public lias urged (hiit there he no fulling off in the iiltendurice in elementary xchools, high schools und collegeii, an order Unit we may attain thelurgest possi blc efiiciency both in war and lifter peace shall come; and Miicrcas, mere is an increase in llie enrollment of the public schools of Oregon, but a marked nnder- suppiy ot teachers every conatv in oar stale is at this time without a lull ipiola of leachers, and Ibis short ago is keenly felt in llie toiinties of eastern 1 southern Oregon; and liereas, the Hoard of Normal School Kegenls, recognizing the in iidc(uacv of the present one normal eehool lo supply trained teneliers sufficient fur the demand, have en dorsed the measure submitted by the last legislature providing for two ud- oilional normal schools and urgently requested its approval hv the people at the coming election of November 5, 11118, iiiiil our state superintendent of schools, J. A. Churchill, has said that next to the winning of the war the most important problem before the people of Oregon is the establishment of these schools; Therefore, be it resolved that the leachers of Jackson county in an nual institute assembled do pledge our individual anil united ei forts to se cure the adoption of this measure lit llie coming election in order thai. Oregon tuny liuve an ailwpiulo sup ply of thoroughly. trained men and women to instinct and lead out her children so Unit they amy hclo to build the world anew anil function ef ficiently in the world's new democracy. COMMUNICATION. To the Kdilor: Just a few lines lo say lo our Moil- lord Irineds ihul we are both well nnd happy. While we love Cortland We shall never forget our rcsidcnci in Mcdford. Kvcrv day I meet old .Mcdl'ord friend, so we ure not very fur from home aflcr all. I have atlciiilcd a lew sessions ol Hie Mcdl'ord conference hold in I In I'irst Mc!hodil church, and among many oilier very interesting jT1(.s discussed nnd transacted were kindly and couiphiuciiturv Ihin-rs said about the Kcv. Dr. .1. (', liollius, and of his nppoiulincnt lo llie second largest Methodist cliureli in I'oiiland. His Iriends here, and Ihcv arc niiinv, prophesy for him ami his new up. poinlnienl, great things, us he stands high in llie councils ! his conloiviioo. 1 hud an opportunity of bearing tes timony to bis work in Med foul ami ol' llie great loss u will he M,.,ll,,nl when he leaves. II,. jUst l, .1,1 , that Mcdl'ord will v,r hold a vci y worm place la Ins il ic. Hons. Wo iniiy return i it the spring. No pretlier spot anvwlo'ie, no truer friends und no more l,.al ciiv under the slaps nnd sliipcs. ' I I UV I l.'V, !' I l l l l mi. . o i .. r, 1 1 1 1 ,(,. Il is now Lieutenant Colonel K. K. Kelly, Tinted Stales Signal corps, ail- vun 1 section American Kxpcdilioii- ii ry forces in I'rance, according lo a letter received from llie popular Med tord officer today. The well earned promotion was re ceived carlv in September. Colonel Kelly was one of only three in llie signal corps recommended for.lhis grade und his duties and responsi bilities have been correspondingly in creased. Ueganlin.f his promotion. Colonel Kelly says : "A cablegram iiuiioiincing niv pro uiolion lo the grade of It. -Colonel ar I'icvcd in due course ami it is need less to say that I am greatly pleas ed for Ihc increase in rank ami it is up to me to be worthy of the eon lidcnce. I inn no longer a reserve officer, lull I liked the distinction of being oik, lor 1 see maiiv making good," E OF SHEETS. TOWELS IS it I 'A HIS, Oct. 1', What would you think Marsha! Koch's nickname among his adoring poilus isi .lolfre's, the world knows, is "Pa pa," or "(Irnmlpnpa," bul Koch's is nothing so affectionate, iilthough the French soldiers use it wilh just ift much affection. It's "Two Cents!" The Krciich for it is "Deux Sous," and here's how the general came by it. Wonderful thliiKs In tho way, of warm clothing; fpr (ho Uelgions, are coming In, Sam's Valley Is tho first auxiliary to respon, and it Is a splen- did. response. Any sheets, any towels, any pillow ease3 today? ' , Tho HelRi.ms need linen and we're asking you this way;. Just send us in i some article. We ll have a llnon , shower. Let's make of this a galvi week for a Uelgiun linen shower. PHYSICALLY FIT AT ANY AGE PRESIDENT APPEALS FOB SEA-SERVICE WASIIIN'dTON', (1,-1. 1.. Cresidciit Wil-im uppciilcil today lo all men on hind or sea who hale had sea scr lice lo give full information about their rating and experience in filling out their dr, ill iiicsioiiuaiies, so their local boards may give them proper classification and inform Ihc government where evperieneed seii- meii iiiiiv I III. lined when needed. 'Kvcrv seaman -liould give lo the sen ice the best that is in him." sals the president', cull, "end he should not hcsitaie lo accent deferred class. I'lenlinn when the goicriimi'iit has ' Iccidcd dclerrcd I'lilssil ical ion i- 1 essiiry, no mailer lioiv cuevr he may he to pun llie lighiin-; lorocs llie armi or Ihc na v." It Isn't agri. It's caroltiBS living that puis men iiown and out." Keep vour nririitin In . nnA n..n.n,i i , ill I ... bs.uk eulllllllUU tlim ..mo ne eoioiiei ne was you win uiwnys bo physically fit. much of n "hail-fellow-well-met" with Watch the kidneys. the villagers of his homo town, lie Ii Tho kidneys are the most over had a slap on the hack nnd a faiuil- He t.breaS te ,,. ,oi cei.ioiie. ins iricuos isirain ami tno deadly uric acid aecu- ircpicnlly iciiuUcd bun lor this la-:'"uiuies and crystallizes, look out! iniliiiriiv i ide.l ns ,,,M.i;, i I These sharp crystals teur nnd scratch which Koch replied : ' ' ' 1'."! j.l!r.Ve "rl"!iry 'banneta causing , ... , , 'lis iiain anu set up irrlln .le in en lou, i-oinine de deux j Hons which may cause prematura de sous!" generation and often do turn Into Which Irunslntcd lo American "'MuUy Hrlghl's Disease. shine mens s,nll,,',r bl "1 '( '" firSt WlirnillgS Of Slllg- si.ing incus somelliing like I don t , Rl,sl kl(hll,v ,. ,K paln or lltf give u rap; I don I care two cents! ; ne.su In llio small of the back, high Tiie marshal is still fond of using ' colored or scanty urine, loss of apiio Ihe expression, nnd the poilus, whose!1".' '"'"Bestlon or rheumatism. nil lor bestowing nicknames ,,, ' , " ,u I. I"" pcncl , , 1,1 ,,, ..' ,i, llie inn, IIOIICUIIOIl Ol on their beloved leaders is well known, j troii'blo go after the ciiuso at once. nave prompiiv given Him tue sobn-i no 10 your druggist Immediately, liet ni:i.. in trial box ot i:oi,l MKDAL llaar- lem 1)11 Capsules, imported direct 'uul.l So II,. Couldn't Sleep 1 J"'" ',!" v'"l"'ra!"rira, 1,1 """"'"l- . , , , , ., , ,, , ., . ' bero they liavo been In use for over llronchlal coughs, tickling In throat ; WO ,irt,,j yoara Th(ly w( KVB and aslhmallc spasms break one's 'almost immediate relief. If for any rest and weaken one so that the ays-' cause they should not your money lem Is riin-dnwn and serious sickness " , .. . Va i . v 't',,"ra1t0 K Knos llulhert. Caoll. ; lm,. hl Sl,al(( boxl,Si thrt,0' si.p, "I had a severo cold ( Adv. Thirty Feet of : Danger The intestinal canal is an important part of every individual, important every inch of its thirty feet. The upper portion of it is intended for the diges tion of food and absorption of its useful portions. But the lower part is concerned with the elimina tion of waste material. It is, in other words, the great sewer of the body. The more food eaten, the greater the waste. If a sewer becomes clogged up, its contents stagnate and become more and more dangerous. x Constipation means more than failure to evacuate the bowels regularly and thoroughly. It means stagnation, increased fermentation, putrefaction and germ action. Increased amounts of irritating and poisonous substances are formed. Absorption of these into the blood follows. Self-poisoning "suits. - jek. Danger, disorder, disease, or even death follow. Pills, purgative mineral waters, castor oil, salts, etc., do not cure constipation or prevent its con sequences. They make it worse because they do not only irritate the bowels, but they "wear out" in effect and so must be taken in increasing doses, making constipation a habit. .. But the Nujol Treatment for Constipation over- comes constipation by helping Nature re-establish . easy, daily, thorough bowel evacuation as "regular . as clockwork." . - Nujol prevents stagnation and self-poisoning. Nujol forms no habit, except a natural, healthy habit. After Nujol has trained the bowels to act, it can be dispensed with. l)0forconstipation Q. u. s. pax " orr. TVT T -1 4. 1 1 u jui juuuui aiunes STANDARD OIL CO. (NEW JERSEYS tfi' J CA II I VT -V-l- V t.w j uiwuut.B)', iisw tunc ')., "Regular as t "Warning: L8, the Nujol Trade Murk. Insist on Nujol. (A You may sufftr from substitutes. f fl RSIbSRI:, l .11; Bill n i Mi i vi in s II. i i i r. in - I :i I p. ii . ii - I ' 1. I -m-m W A . II. I I lIIW .Tl ill I I t I' I ll)lr I-. I . I I . Ill r. All m I i i aii ivpr i i i. i -, , , Oil V ' II. I ll A nam ill Ml i III Ell -7 ' II' llil ' I V II I III . I. . I III flTUFP I Pmrtu Inane will I I I I rnrr.R as wr-ll a- a constant l!lr .1 " ... .". - I k I I need for money in all direc- I I nuns, we raiiuui iou auuiiy- mi. i i ii I I ... ..4 ..: l l il nj "'a" ." I II I I :.: 1 If you want to save, I practicaly anri profitably, :!i j . however, we siifltjest a , First National SAVINGS '! I ACCOUNT. ;l. I , . j; j Wm. G. Tait, President II , If: 1 MATmMAl II 28-108 mny rrsuH. Knos llalliort. rnoll. hid., writes: "I hnd a tivoro cold j tills fall und con i: hod 'ont hinally at j uijihl; could hardly sleep. The first ! hottlc of Ktdcy'B Honey nnd Tar ro-1 licvod mo. entirely euriiiK my counh." It covers irritated menitiranea with ai healli.K and soothiim r o.itllK, Inosenr. j phlegm and clears air panwire:'. Kur' fain by Medfortl Pharmacy. JOHN A. PEKL CNDKItT.VkKU. Ily AssinMnt. t SOt'TII UAKTIJJTl. rhon M. 47 and 47-Ja. 4iiimobll Ilers Hanln , .mhniiiiMfliM n,s,r Miss Ann .Met'onuli k arrived honie Monrtny from Iter iieek's nitendaiiie at 1 ha Blute fair at S.ilem. McCurdy Agency t.enernl Insurnnce Medford National Paiik lllilK, Talephone 12 3. 1 ' ' y Clockw orh III ' , OX ATJi r . :..u ' CRU . m lr '.iiiua nuvc uic nun on ine ls 11 wr - run- IIfi I Your helD is urrrenflv npprlpH I 1 V jI Subscribe now to FOURTH LIB- iS r ERTY LOAN BONDS. JF . .. . . . f paw 70- E S TV 3LI 5Ht d 1 060" " - . -- - - i 1 1 Coming The New rooswick All makes of Phonographs in one. Plays ai! makes of records perfectly. Call and hear it and be convinced, i i Palmer's; Piano i Place 28 South Central. HIGHEST PRICES PAID for liennlless and bald blirlej', v.liito and winter grey oats. MONARCK SEED & FEED CO. High School Books We rurry n complete Una ot all llljih Siliuol Hooka required-lit the Medford IIikIi School. I TJio Store it. i.imi WDDDionn, rrop. 'T ie Food Administration Says Buy atjjjHome and Save NeedlessWaste Tit Food Administration nrRes Ame-iran pcnj.lo to Imy food that la pre need near home, as the needless wailo of transportation In vol -d In huullUK home food nvvny nnd oliier food In to take ll pin i Is thus avoided. Vllmo flour I; a .Medford and Oregon flour. "Build Upl! Hpmef industry by Buying the Products of Home Factories Thl company pays out thnutnmls of dollars a year for wheat, eor darter and other products of llie farm, Ihus creating an im- poi nt market here. This market will is row us the demand for Vlli Hour grows. Ueniand your loeul flour. Hi. llAllt ig Co ORRES LADIES' TA1LOH. will be at HoIaI . Holland every Tuesday afternoon :' nowest fahrlcs nnd latest woolens. Kit and workmanship guarantead.i CIDER APPLES KNKillT IMC'KlXfi CO. .Medfonl, Ore. IMione 2.-).i:. J. T. Gagnon Lumber Yard .: All kinds of rmnh a urvaiva' Lumber. I . .... v.u.,..,u biuii, jp m . auiutea, aaso and- Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit Boxes. 1 RllV loeb.n. r -.. ws.vr.--uu v.uuu.y product. Place ordori nnn fn. ' - nun BOX 08 .New Shed, M:l S. Front St.. Medio. i none 83U,