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page roxm MEDFOHn MATL TTiFBTTXR, MEDFORD, OWWOy. AVKDXKSDAY, OCTOBKR 0. 101S Medfokd Mail, I ubune PUliUHMKD KVKUV AI'TKI'.NOON KXCKl'T SUNJAV HV TIUS MKUKOHU 1'ltlNTlNG CO. Office, Mail Trlbuno Kiiildlng. 25-17-2 North Kir Mtrvet. i'lioiie 76. A consolidation of the Democratic Times, Tho Mfdfonl Mall, The Medford ' Trlbums, The Southern OruKuntan. Th J. AHliluntl Trlbuna. The M dford Sunday Bun ! furnished ulHjrihtrw desiring a awou-tUy dally uc-wapaper. OKOHQI3 PUTNAM, Kdllar. SUBSCRIPTION TE1MII BY MAIL. IN AIVANCi:: Pally, with Sunday Huri, year 6 00 Dntlv with HiihiIjiv Kuii. month .61 Dully, without Hutiduy Hum, year.. B.On Pally, without Sunday Hun, month .60 Weekly Mull Tiihuiif, ono yttur.... l.f0 Hitmiiiv Min, oho year i-m, BV ('A Hit 1 Kit In Medrord. Ashland, .TnrkMnnvl I In. (Vntrul 1'olnt. 1 'lioenlx: Pally, with Kumliiy Sun, y ar 7.B0 Paily, th SiinMiiy Sun. month..- .6f T a 1 1 , without Stinday Hun, yar.. 8-00 Dully, without Sunday Kim, motith .B0 Official paper of the City of Medfoid Official paper of JacliMOn County. Kntr'd as second-clans matter nt Medford, On son, unde r the act of March 0, JBiH. worn Circulation for Juno, 1,954. MICMBKU OK Tim AHHOCMTED PltKSH. Full T,enscfl Wir Service. The Asso ciated 1'rens is exrlusl vely entitled to ttio uno for rt-pulilWutfoii of all news dlspWtches credited lo It or not oth-r-wl credited In thlH p.'iper, ami also tho local iuWH published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches horoln uro alno reserved. THE PRESIDENT'S REPLY. Notice to Subscribers Tho tin! ted States War Industries Hoard hits Issued tho follow! nj; mandatory order, union g others rt'tfuldiltiir tin newspaper busi ness during the period of lite war: "Ols contlnun m tiding p.ipiTH after date of expiration of mihHeiiplion, tin I ess sub scription is renewed and paid for." The publisher has no option hut lo comply. EM-TEES A TOAST TO THE KAISER. You tl.ouslil Aniericii wouldn't fiulit : Vou linmlicil it ml .m-oMVd and in-red And when we sent our liovs across. You fii HimI tlicm weak mid sneered. You tntiuplt'il t m r iiride without n Yon fnreed lis to the tVnv. You tiiiiiie to li'iir our colors down To rule the U. S. A. Yon hent iiruve Iieluimn to I In around And eiiu-i'il lu r heart to bleed; You wrniiirnl her iuiil', killed her old And smiled with immn nud erred, C'luKen o' (lod, vou'd rule the world l'onr Si'iui, von tiioii'.dil vou'd win; Vniuini'-hed slill vour devilish dels You'll puv Tor every sin. For venrs you've dimmed wieked d renuw, (l how you'd ruli' tho hind. YouM hrinir the whole world to her i ... You we-n I he eltoen luunl. You slii.-hed nround with heedless ente, lniro iiu' every eluutee; You thoiiuhl the v.hole world I.iv i -deep And trot upon proud I'Ynnce. You ejinnot to:if!i onr sue rod llatr Wit In tho-e tdot'd -minified lutiid-. And soon in slun IJes i)U wiii he Obeying onr eoii'tmnuls. You the luiti'd ocoi i. Sh-ill drink the Mood vou'w shi'd And kii our banner dipped in blood The t'ltur lor wbieh we've bird. It veenis oitr dreams wete far troi.i true. Things did not turn uii way Ail'eriea dehiiln!rd rights Tlnn ?-adi'd into he t'r.r. . Ve"li hi'fakt'.i-t - e morumv "n Iter- ba. You know we're on onr wav, V '1' p;:y i u a p!r;i--nhl h.ib f all HefiMr we lo awav. .Mr-, .l.niy, I e .i;e. V PRIJSSIAri PROGRESS. I I 'Jlil Pomposity. i- t '-.111 :nul i ;ir l ;:oimI ; Kuli'ii- wiii- h.r l.nli.ir -.liirilil. Kill iiiiil iii- l ''.'I ! mi,! r.,.,'! l.rl ii.. :'.'!,.- . Ii;',! , 'I iu- !..n ,..,- l.,..m- llir rM'. t th.' VM.M ,: I . , Tllll- m'l nr r,r. r ,.,:r ill All. I ..-II- V .1, - ' Y; 1 ,. -Mi: iW'i-,- -!-.. :, , I,,,.,. I..- IOt6 Prayer. Almiali! M .ti:.i.li' In- i i - lit W,. I ..v,- , .!,!, v ! ,-, ! I',,, ..-;;, M '. W'il.i Imil.- nil- tn.j.i : I mill nil.' -li-.-.l,-, Wlm ,.lli, i- I,., i S, l,n.,-l,i,-ili,.i!, '- r.i is.- inn- i to Tluv. M'i,-,l,.iu i, !-,., ,t Thou ml wi-i-r; 1 iiw i Inn , T'lo.-i i, ;, ; -cr ; lio.l I- Ii,-.' ; T',,.11 lilt l,. Lii-,t! I.. . ,-,. Ii m i l, -; v ; HI-1913-ProtPst. itt .!' A'l- .-: M inin ; l.il,ii,-r-' I n, ' 'rii4v i, it n; .'i..ntii i- ,.iip ln,,'riai Sir. . 'i'lii-.v'vr , ,1,-,-t t,,r .1, v.U or for 1'r, ; Tlir.vV It.. Li- !.. .,.! ,,:l- .ir llll livm i. Tliis is our w. r. ,- n-.n,!.. it. lt- our i'v. n! Jlnl IIiiimi ii.ini.-il V .inks uon'i lit our vi t- a !i.ni, 1 TIip ilisri'spd I I'nl snin,., 1 1 1 ti t tlipy !.liulll tllll.'! Help! U'-'l'l Tln-v'M' :! o,,r wnr' No fair! ' Imr! Till' jircsidcnt's vcy to Hip (icrmnii rccinost fur an iiriiiistii-c, Ihmili not us blent ns many of lis desire, is i'rliai.s t lie more effective. It leaves the (r.ior wide oien for peace Imt virtually only by niiiMiiidit ioiial sur render. The reply is clearly worded so as to shift the burden of proof of ood intent ions npon (iennaiiy, which un doubtedly expected the rejection of the peace offer and planned In use it in re-establish in x Herman morale by throwing the responsibility for the continuance of the war upon America. If (lermany really wauls peace, she can have it by conceeding defeat, withdrawing armies and carrying out the president's program of democratizing Europe., But the peace agreement must be with a responsible! Herman government and not with the. present regime who plung ed th(! world into war and whose word is vorthles. (ferniany's main idea in making the peace drive is to sow discontent uumug the allies and create a division in the ranks of her enemies, whereby she can escape, if not with the spoils of war, at least without paying for the ruin she has wrought, (iennaiiy does not want peace on the president's terms, is not yet convinced that she must ac cept them to secure peace. -he seeks lmmtmitv not peace. - . (ierniany hopes by an armistice, to secure a respite wherein she can reorganize her shattered armies for con tinued resistance, meanwhile, demoralizing by peace and socialistic propaganda, the enemy's alliance as she had de moralized Ifussia and Italy in her previous peace of fensive. ( 11 has been truly said that victory in this war does not mean provinces or ransom but the breaking up of the Prussian army by a deficit as complete as that which crushed Xapolcouisui. Anything but defeat will leave the army, the instrument of Herman medievalism and fright fulness, intact and the work must be all done over again in the future. The Herman must have tlic'superinan nonsense beat out of his fool head and only crushing and complete viclorv can do it. FINAL VICTORY DISTANT. IN KVKUY great war in history final victory has dated from some scene of carnage so terrific in its disaster that the losing side could not recover. Despite the terrible loss of life in any one of a dozen of the battles of the present war, on the Nussiau front, at Verdun, at Canibrai, the Manic, each side has at length regained its stride and continued the combat. Hermany has lost Bulgaria, and may lose Turkey as her ally. But still the loss of fighting men to her ranks is not so great as that suffered by the allies when Russia went down in the Bolsheviki slough. Hermany is still a virile, cunning and desperately de termined foe. Having abandoned now her dreams of world conquest, she will fight the more viciously for a favorable peace. She will not yield up the unconditional surrender the allies will demand until her armies have been absolutely ground beneath the allied armies' heels. Marshal Koch and Heneral March tell us that this can not come to pass until America has swelled its armies in I'Yaiicc to the four or five millions planned for next spring. The present is no t hue for America to sit back in com placent laziness and neglect the most vigorous prosecu tion of every detail of the war. The fourth Liberty loan must not only be subscribed it must be substantialy oversubscribed that Hcrniam may read that America is still ruthless in ts deteriniua t ion to wipe out all militarist ic dreams of a iernian owi -lordship of the world. Have you gone your limit -iy your subscription to Fourth Libert v loan bonds I Our War Aim A llisliii'iiti.iii l.y l.eailliiir Authors. Kortv-luo tnoinlicrw of tin. Vii;l j lantu-.',, an oruaiiiatlnn i-onipi Islim ttlt,' liailinj; wrttrrs 01 thn i-oiintiy. Jlast nli;lit lis noil tin' tolliiwlni! slnti' t in, -nt fi-iiin their hi-ail'tllai ti rs, .'."-" I l't:':h av.-niit.. I Wo. nii-mlioiK of tho VlKllanli's, ai-titu: ns tn,li iilnals. holiovo that t!n iLinia-f., of ll H-ar, m.ttlo without i-iiarant o for tho future iafrty of niaiiKliul require lluit the .tm-:-au le,;ilo now anali.-o thetr war atiu. Vaune thom-.lits are ,-urrent; phrases are ixe.ptol without ilisse lion ot ui-'.iliili .. The la, k of definite In- Hiiry l.y ear ito!o rmlaimers the fi'l'.taii-.i aial principle that In n ile inoira y tl.- people ,lo the thlnkini! lor their le:.:!ors whereas In autocra cies p Is the lea, I. is who do the ihinknm :,.r the people. Ac, onlitmly, we address to follow- wrltcrs. t Iltors and to all citiz.-ns. an appeal tn form a pulilte opinion wliiih, re.aated by our representa tives la oftiee, shall result not onl In a statement of peace terms l.ut in an aiithoiiiaiiie statement of n clear and ili-tinlte war aim. 1'eiue teitns ileal lt! the -:.!l(-e s'ons or ev.iitlons whl.lt tua l.o ne--otlaled or diet. ile, I and to which the en. -m. will finally l.e, ome a parly. Our peace lerms were stated l,y the president, nota'dv in his speeehc of January i, ItMs, and l-'cliruarv II. 1 '. ! v Wo l-elien. that tlie war aim of the uieii, .-ii, people, dlsilnsiii.il, , from these p.-,i,e terms, is to procure tho aateti of cl tlt?.ttiou li destroyina the nillltai Istlc n ill ox rney of lier niatii . Wo en 1 1 atli 'itiotl to the fu, t that Iho public opinion assumes that this Is our war mm nnd that clear ipri-a-sion has liteu slven It, o tune iioveri nmilii to tho world nn unequivocal . stateniptit that wonl.Cnot make1 'peace with tho Oi-rmati autoer.iey. i Wo rococnlc that this war aim j calls for ll lotmer and harder w ar ;than a pnram proposltiK merely a peace ill, late, I to the Imperial (ler ' until government nftor the nchlevo luent of a uillllarv victory. Wo he lieie. however, that llio opinion of :lhe Anierlian pcnplo is almost utianl , inoiis lhat Iho sitlatlre,s of C-rmaii autocracy on a peaco treaty, -eard-les.s of tjio peace terms which we would dictate, would make n wortli i less document. , Our own signatures on a peace treaty made Willi this autocracy, rc i:ar,il.ss of the terms of such a treaty, would be a bargain made with jati outlaw and a recognition of a 1 felon. To make any peace with the pres : ent liovorntnent of Oermany would ! lie to bIvi- that systematie llltriKllor la i-pace of time to prepare new dejire ,iations upon mani.lnd and to plitnsc ''lo woil,' Into other wars. It would N- to betray the hope of the denio.-rati.a!lon of Oprmany by sbaklni! hands with a niitocrntic op pressors, corrupters and dclnders of the Oertllan people. It would i,e lo buy our way out of the war at a cost to our children ol new wars mid new Intrlmies. It would be to throw away the blood and treasure we have contrib ute, I and will rontrlhiito without re serve. Wo believe the war aim of the McCurdy Agency General Insurance Medford National Dank Bldg. Telephone 11!. YOU ORDERED IT, NOW EAT IT!' , ollta tam1 'i 3TCM UPSET? Get ?.t the Real Cause Take Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets That's what thousands of stomach euffi-rem are doing now. Instead of toiiig tonics, or trying to patch up a poor diction, they are attacking tho r.'ci ciutc c the ailment clogged liver nnd disordered bowels. i Ur. I'.-v.-urds' Oliva Tablets arouse the livr in a r.oothir.f?. heding way. When ti-e livi r or.d bo-.vcls ara performing their miur:l ::ct:css, away goss iudigestioa ,.K1.. a::n l:c:.-.c-i iwuu.-o. If you havo a baa taste in. your i:iuu;!i, tD"-;u3 cowec. oppe.iie poor, la y, do-i t-c-J-5 taeirat. Ilu '--''""n or eniT'-v, tru-.-':'J with undigested fooas, yc.i si:V;'. 1 t-':3 Oiivu Tablets, the soo c:: .u-- r cIetnci. , r. J...".".. - t.vc 4 iiuiiaa ara a -.nV-1 . - .'li2 co-.npciund mixed with c. .. . ..;'.! h:',cav them by their c'ivi c..:.'-. 'i".'--V (.-J the work without CrVhif. c.-?3 or pain. "iVi3 or.j cr tv.-o a: bentuna for quick re'i.-f. co vet can cr.r v.n it you iiKe, At IX- and Sic par l:x. All dinggis. cm CHUNG China Herb Store The followini; en-oinlties ore re iiort.'d liv the oontinnniliinr irenernl of tlie American eic,irtioiiai-v I'orees. Killed in notion. 1 "J-" ; inissiti." in uetioll. -10; Wounded i-everelv, .'I'J": died of wouni!-. Ii.": died ot neeidenl nnd oilier entlM's, tliree: died o! dis ease, .",1: died fiom iiei-o-,ilane acci-lU-nt, lour: wounded -slight lv. Ihree: pri-iniors, two. Total, (i'Jl. Maritx' Cori' eiisiiallies Killed in action, l'-i: died of wonliii received ill action. Ihree: died ol' disease, two: wounded in action (sevorelvl. 1M: wounded in uclion (sliuhllv) one: in hand ofenctiiv. one: iiiisr-ipir in notion, cilit. Totul, ."ill. , Killed In Action 1'rivale 1-Yitz W. Miirlin. Yakima. Wiii.li.: IVivuto Sidney Vaiisiiiilei-en. Monlliorne. Wash. Wouniled severclv Lieut. Frnncir Met'ollom. INuuonti. Cnlir l'rivnti Tluimns A. Kol-rer, Stiokane. Wah. : I'rivate Carl llelnier (irotll. North Pol'rtlnml, Ore.: Hi-ivute Soeros .J. I'avlatos. Valleio. fiilil'.: loro. t'lii I'ord ". Ianiev. Oahland, Calil-.: Private Tlieodore Jones, I.ox Atiui Ins, Cal.; I'rivale AKin Tee!, Santa Ana. Cnl.: I'rivale U'ov K. Dai-'uct. Davlon. Wnsli.; I'rival" Cliarels llalk-r. San Kralteiseo. Calil'. Missile, in Aot ion Private llrilee i.lordan. Seattle. Wash.: Private Jas. .MoKiiloe, San .lose. Cal. Marino Corps Casualties Killed in net ion - Heron, 1 l.ienl. Ailieri C. Sin-on, Is, ,o Atuiele-i. Cnl. Woi'.ntled in nelion (Severelvl Sol-",;ntlt Ol.le 1,. Wmotier. liiekle tou. Wn-li. stick, ilii; head was bowed and In his haggard face were deep furrows. According to I.e.; .Nouvcllcs of the llamie. the (.ot-mans aro rciuisiUon ijj tho jtas motors of the printing and stcruotypinu firms at Antwerp. Amorlcan people, distinguished frnintria. says a lludapest dispatch to the the mere forcing of concessions from Cologne Oazetto. tho (iernian aiilocrney, is tho cxtlnc- I- crdtnand s former stalely appear. lion of that autocra y which lias I threatened and will continue to threaten to the end of Its existence our civilization and our peace. We licilcve that this war nitn, not yet expres.-.od with authority, re quires authoritative statement by our nation. Lawrence V. Abbott. I.ynian Ab bott, Oerlrado Allien on, Irvini? Itach eller, Cyrus Townscad ilrady. Abide Karwell Hiown, Purler Knterson lirowne, (leiett Itui-Ke-s. Thornton W. lliirjte-'i. Amelia Josephine Purr, llllss CnriiKin. lii'-hard Washburn Child, Lincoln Colrord. I'loreniv Karle Coates, Helen Cray Cone. K-lith llarnard Delano, John Krskiue, 1-Mna I-'erl-'-r, llmalin Carland. Her mann llaelorn. Kdward lluiuter ford, l-'annio Hurst, Iturms Johnson, Heinald r;-ht Kauffmann. Amies Lee, Pan M.T-q'lis. Thoma.; L. Mas son, Kilirer Leo Masters, Cleveland MoffeM. Ktli.d Watts M imford. Aitin's Iti'inilicr, Harrison Iihode;-., I.'iui-.i I-' Itichards. IMsar Salt as. Henry liwiirht S,-,:;;wiik. Marion C.iuthouy Smith. Julian Strict, Kdi'.'i M. Tho mas. William l-'.tmli.-h W.iLiac.. Har vey M. Wat's. Kate toui;la.s Wimlli, Jesse Lynch Williams. anre had undergone a change thru the stress of recent events, and be walked sadly up and down the plat form at Ordka IcnninK heavily on his j CATARRHAL DEAFNESS MAY BE OVERCOME If you have Catarrhal lleaf noss or are even just a little, bard of hearing or have head noises j:o to your drimuist and j;.'t 1 ounce of Parminl idoublo HtreiiKthl, and add to it '.i pint of hot water and a little granulated sugar. Take 1 tabk spoonful lot: r times a day. This will ofinn brine quick relief from the distressing bend noises. Clo'-'ged nostrils should open, breathini; lio.onio easy and the mucus Mop ilropplnR inui tho throat, "it is easy lo prepare, costs little and is plensnnt lo take. Anyone losing heariim or who has Catarrhal IteafiKss or head noises :d;oi;ld give this p.-er, ription a trial. Adv. Herb cure ror earacne. headache, catariah, dlptberia, sore throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, etoiuach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OP-i:ilATION-3. Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 1917 TO WHOM IT HAY CONCERN: f This is to certify that 1, the un dersigned, had very severe stomach trouble and baa Deen bothered for several years and last August was not expected to live, and hearing of Gim Chung (whose Herb Store is at 214 i South Front street, Medford) I de. 'cided to get herbs for my stomach trouble, and I stortcd to feeling bet tor as soon asl used them and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was:o see Gim Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed 1 w. R. JOHNSON. w iLllos&us; .Vf. A. Anderson, Medford 4 S. n. Holmes, Eagle Point, Wm. Lewis. Eagle Point , W. L. Cbildretb, Eagle Point, C. E. Moore, Eagle Point. J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point, Goo. H. Von der Ilellen, Eagle Point, Titos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point Ki'id.-iy, June 2KtJi. Wur Savings Hay rOlTUBD, ORS. Sf ikelikiloilithMrf Standers, Walkers, "fiets-irfor Corns World Has Never Known Its Equal "What will pet rid of my corn?" The answer has been mado by- mil lions there's only one corn-rcmover that you can bank on, that's abso lutely certain, that makes any corn r COST O.Mi-llALK AS SUCH And wear twice as long a3 the average Fabric Tire. Guaranteed 3,.r00 miles. rCXCTl KE VltOOK Our Service Station Is now equipped with the latcc mechanical Tire Changer, l'p-to-Hate Vukanuiug Kqulpiueut, Cuitis Air Free From Oil. Try our Tire Service It's Different. F. R. RobertsS 132 S. Riverside GOES (0 E ESTATE AMSTCKii .M. Ori. V. - t'onnn Kins IVnlitiaiul tf Utilaria. n. in;:i pan icil by I'rinoo ( "ii. Iii; s;J- - i"' mmi ; Iwn ! n!i;at i..n i'lii-r.n.- a n 1 i .- iistc ,,as pnsv thru l;i.'la;is to liis i..i, t!f at Krv:!h.il, Ur.vrr Air" M.rLLY Hv DEVON 2 '4 IN. ARROW. Com-PfcSo b Eed tbe Corn h Doomed! on earth reel richt off like a banana pkin and (hat's m:rric "r,ots-rt." TiirlH phne and tlnru'lns oven when vou have a rorn n'eil not disturb ynu if vou nppl- a fow tlrops of "(ietf-t! n tho corn or call'is. Vou want a rorn-peclrr, not a cm fooler. You dnn't havo to fool with forns vou ptel them ri.rht "ff with vour finpers by usin "ncta-It." i'uttlnp n:akes corn! f-row arl bleed. W'hv uo irritntinR salves or mr.ko a bundlfl of your toe with tapo or b.infi.ice!? Why putter and etill have the com to "HetF-It vour corn-pain is over, the torn 1 "a "ironrr" unro n th pun t. "Oet-lt," the cuaranteed. imny birk corn -re mover, the only uro wnv. co- but n trtM- nt any ilnur fort;. M i d by K. Lawrence dcC u., C'bw.ieo, 111. f Sold in .MftlTord rrom :no:nU'(l , ns tho Worlil's Up.U t'nrn Konu-dy by l.oon H. Jla.tUins and McHor'! Phar-, nuicy. COLLARS Ct'JrTT pntmv co IN" vrrs JOHN A. FEEL l NIlKllTAHKH. IjwIj Awlntnnt. M (MX'TIl HAKTI.KT. Fbone M. ? and 47-JI Aatemoblie IlerM Berrle. t AisbnUuiea 8nrr rrar FOR SALE at the Monarch Seed & Feed Co. 1,'ctl Nivil Oats. inly Winici O.Us. live. Yciiii and Al t'aira S.'t'd. J. T. Gagnon Lumber Yard All kinds of rough and dressed Lumber. Specialties: lUmension stuff, Fin ijhlng Lumber, shingles, Sas-h and Doors, Hoofing Paper. Fruit Uoios. Huy Jackson County Products. Place orders now for Fruit Boxes. Xew Slid, 11:1 S. Front St., MeUford. Phone RM. r r.t.v i-rr a i r n -r-. in ii II III I III Ii I ri- I m I grl m 111 II -S ll II 'II! I I U1 (msm mm - JACKSON COUNTY CREAMERY HI I0NL" 51 IF DFORO. ( MEOON.
