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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO MEDFOTCD ATT, TRTTJUXE. MTCDFOim, OUKfiOX. MONDAY-. OCTOBER llEDFORD MAU. iaiBUNE ANT INDRPENPENT NEWSPAPER PUBLISHKD KVK1CT AITKHNOON EXCKPT SUNDAY BJ THM MKUFOIU) I'KINTINO CO. Office. Mall Trlbuno Building, IC-17-28 North Kir street. 1'hort 76. A consolidation of the Domocratln Tlmea, The Medford M..II, The Medford Tribune, The Southern Oregonlau, The Aahlend Tribune. SUPPOET THE PRESIDENT The Medford Sunday Hun la furnished subscribers desiring a aeven-day dally nuwspupur. QEOnOB PUTNAM, Editor. UBBC&XFTXOlf TEKMil BY MAIL IN ADVANCE: Dally, with Sunday Hun, year 16.00 iJally, with Bunduy Sun, month... . Lully. without Kundny Hun, yeur.. 6.U0 l .i l v. without hunuuy sun. nionin -"v t VVw -klv M.iil Trlbunt. one vcar HO - Sunday Sun, one year. . 1-5" BY CAHRIKIl In Aledford, Arthland, Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix: 1-ialiy, with Sunday Hun, year $7. CO Dally, with Sunday Sun. month (15 Dully, without Sunday Kiin, year.. 6. 00 Daily, without Sunday Sun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of Jackson County. Entered as second-clans matter at Medford, Oregon, under the act of March 8, 18.9. Bworn dally average circulation for six months ending Sept. 30 3,932 MEMBER OF THK ASSOCIATED PRESS. Full Leased Wire Service. Tho Asso ciated Preas Is exclusively entitled to mo use rur republication or nil news dispatched credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local news puuiiani(l Herein, ah rinin of republication of npectal dispatches herein are also reserved. Hotloa to Subscriber The United States War Industries Hoard has Issued the following; mandatory order, among others regulating tho newspaper. bu.Hl nBB ditrlng the period of the war: "Dis continue sending papers after dato of expiration or hu oner i pi ion. unless sun crlptlon In renewed and patd for." Tho publisher has no option but to comply. Y.M.CA RECRUITS V. K. Sickles nml l' K. Writilil me in Mcdi'urd today for the purpose ul' recruiting- men fur Y. M. (!. A. work overseas. Mr. Sickles is iici-sonnl secretary for Oregon and Idaho ami Mr. Wright is tho inlorstnle seerelurv for the Y. M. V. A. Thev Hl;ito there is ureal nccl I'm' men in lliis work at llie inesenl linn1. Thov can use truck drivers, mechan ics, plivsicnl instructor, secretaries, and in fuel ncnrlv nnv kind of mcit. Thov lire making nrrntmeinenls for tho appointment of a local commit too to pass upon the applications of men from this section, llerclofore the applications of men 1'roai Med ford had to go lo l'orthud lor ap proval. Mr. Nickels nail Mr. Wriirht arc plopping lit the llolel .Meillord and will he ulnd to see nnv one ial crest ed in Y. M. '. A. work. "No Civtilration Ever Pises Above t!'8 Level of It? Homes" nml no homo rises above llie level of Its reading. The Youth's CoiuVanton Introduces tho whole family to the host wrilnrs of llio day Ihoso who contrlliulo tho things thai make hot ter minds nail happier homos. "No other publication would appeal to me at this linio" tolls tho exact story of tho hopefulness and entertainment and Information iiad suggestion of economy that Tho Companion gives each week in tho year. Nvory age is llliorally provided fin every wlinlo Homo interest encouraged. Heriuls, Short Stories, Hiiro Articles, IHgcsl of tho War News, Special Pases and Kxceptlnnal Kdltorials. It is true that your family needs Tho Companion tho coining year. They deserve It with nil lis licln. It lakes tho place of many papers, so great Is its var iety iiad at tho prlco of one. Slill $2.00 n year, U'i Issues. Don't miss tlraeo Richmond's grout serial. Anno Kxetor, 10 chapters, be ginning December 12. Tho following special offer is made to now subscribers: 1. Tho Youth's Companion a? Issues of 1l III. 2. All Iho remaining weekly Issues of His, 3. The Companion Home Calendar for in I !'. All the nlmve for only $2.00, or you may Include 4. Md'all's Muga.ine - 1 2 fashion numbers. All for only J2..'io. The two magazines may he sent lo separ ate addresses If desired. Tho Youth's Companion, f'ointnon weallh Ave. and SI. Paul St., Muslim, Mass. N'ow subscriptions received at this office. I COMMUNICATION. P0MTK7AXS ;ue niiicli wrought up over the jipiiciil niado by President Wilson In tin? void's fur an eiHlorso niciit til' bis iHliiiinist ration by 1 lit election of a dcinocratic congress. Hopublicans bad been eoiifluctiiitf a year's gum shoe campaign to win (lie Uouso on the specious plea of supporting the president, baving no other vital issue, and the president's appeal litis shown lliem in their true posi tion supporters of the war, but not of the president. The. republican leaders in congress have omitted no opportunity to embarrass the president. TliAv have Kou;lit to take control id' the war out of his hands and sub stitute an unconstitutional jvar council to do the presi dent's work. They have introduced numerous resolutions to tie his hands, even in the peace negotiations, and have ceaselessly played politics for partisan advantage. Not withstanding which the war has been run efficiently, with few of the scandals that marked the Spanish-American war, and a maximum of results. The administration has delivered the goods. There never was a president elected bv a polit ical party who did not appeal for a congress to support his policies.. J lie election or an opposition congress m the midst ot a presidential term cannot be construed as other than a loss of confidence in the executive. A hostile congress can tie the president's hands and nullify his program and there is now a widespread conspiracy, financed by reactionary captains of induslry and self seeking politicians, to thwart him. The nation has developed in "Wood row Wilson one of the great statesmen of the time perhaps the greatest. Ifis leadership is acknowledged throughout the world, lie lias been universally recognized by belligerents and neutrals as the spokesman of the allies and of the cause of democracy. Only in his own country do the liliputian carpel's, blinded by partisan prejudice, attempt for selfish and political purposes to malignantly assail him. The president's chief concern, however, is not the ef fect that the election of a republican congerss will have in America for by an appeal to the people and an aroused public opinion, be can force through his most vital meas ures, but; the effect that it will have on European coun tries, -where the election of an opposition congress will be regarded as popular disapproval of his conduct of the war and of peace negotiations. , Lloyd (icoi'ge is soon to appeal to the people of Clival Jiritain on the same platform that I 'resident Wilson now appeals. If a majority favorable to him in the bonne of commons is not secured, it means that llie Mritish people do not: approve of his course in winning the war and it means his retirement as premier. The difference in the lirilish and American constitutions is that the executive in American continues through his fixed term, while in Kngland ami oilier continental count ries, a vote of hick of confidence ousts the administration. There is plenty of precedent for the president's appeal. We do not need to go back further than the Spanish Anici icaii war, when in 1S!)S we find Theodore Koosevelt, Ihcn a caudidafe for governor, appealing to the country lo elect a congress of I he same party as (he president, as follows: "llememher that whether you will or not, your voles this year will ho viewed hy Iho nalloas of Kuropn from ono standpoint only. They will draw no lino dcsllnctiotis. A refusal to sustain Iho president this your, will, In their eyes, ho read as a refu sal til sustain Iho war and to sustain Iho efforts of our peace commission to socuro tho fruits of war. Such a refusal may not Inconceivably hrlnK about a rupture, of peace negotia tions. It will kIvo heart to our defeated untaKonists; It will make possi ble tho Interference of Ihoso doubtful neutral nations, who In this striiB Klo havo wished us 111.'' We find, on the eve of the same elect ion, l?en,jainin Harrison, former president of the United Slates, making the saint! appeal as follows: "If tho word noes forth Unit the people of tho United States are standln;: solidly behind Iho president, tho task of the peace commission ers will lo easy, hut If there Is n breaks in tho ranks it tho democrats score a' tolling victory, if democratic senators, conKronsinen and Rovor n nra are elected Spain will see in it u pleam of hope; she will take fresh hope, and a renewal of hostilities, more war, may bo necessary to socuro to us what wo havo already won." It is just , -is true ill the situation today. ' If (he people of the I'liilcd Slates do not sland solidly back of the pres ident, America's influence in the peace negotiations will be nullified and it will be next, to impossible, with the powerful autocratic and reactionary elements existant among our allies and enemies to force a peace thai will make the world safe for democracy ami democracy safe for the world. To tile l-Milor: ill you please al low me to Icll oer uuvlous Irl' mis ot a Biire relief and ino t ceniiin cure for pneutuor.la, and oilier r-'s ;er toun throat, and lun. troubles. 1 biivc used it for year:; in m Limit, wllli the bint re. nils. llot I o.. of eh lorotorin and o?s. ot alcohol at the drub-i's. ml and put a few drops on a plue ot c ttoa that can m held between the teeth, and then brenlho thru It; repeal la a fow moincnlii till relieved; thru slu r Bay half an hour repeat the raine. hut always Willi a clean piece ot cot tun. Tho bowels must be opened vs. i t : i proper laxatives ufler a tew horns treatment with this. It is harmless If care Is taken not to swallow II. This treatment hould he kept up for several days and In my opinion would ho a great help In 'he present crisis .MltS. KM. A IIASKIN. The Croatian Journal oh.or, pub lished In Zagreb, in a recent issue de scribes Iho lamentable stluulion of the liosuian populaliou couceruini; education. Tho statistics Riven lire another proof that Iho directors, at Vicuna and ltuilapest, employ all possible mi ans lo let tho llosulnn penl'to wallow in the completes! R noi ancc "In the annexed countries, last v ir. them were In all 1ST primary m bonis." s.is the Obzor. "This niisibrr coniprhi'd ;: .". I state schools, 1 lii ( oufesslonal. and 10 private. Tho pupils numbered U", ".n", whhh rep resents trinity one-third of Iho chll I'n ii bo should frequent school. Annce the I lib .i'it ant -i, .l!oe seven Hoiiic ASK FOU nnd GET ;'s The Oiiinnl Malted Milk For Infanta nnd Invnlida OTIILRS uo IMITATIOMS years, only 1 77.1 t5S can read and write. Tills does not represent 12 per cent of the whole population Therefore, about l,:ill.S22 of the people, or 7S per cent aro illiterate. In certain yillimcs, the per cent of Illiteracy is still higher. Certainly, this is a sad stale of affairs for .Misiro-iiunnurlan regime ot forty ears standing!" 28, 1918 iNOFPFMfiPNCF m Thc folIowini-' oasunUies'nra rc-(K. Cicc. Davenport, Caiir.: I'rivnt.'j. WASHINGTON. Ort. 28. Tlic LziM'hu-SkiVnk lU'cinratioii of Iiidc uemU'iH.'e just if.siud is one of llie most ineiiionibJe iloniiiients of the war. In it the (.zcrho-Slovnks out line the maiu prim-iiiles of the eon stittHion of their new Mate. "The Czecho-Sldvak state shall he i reijiihlic," snvs the declaration. ln unstaiit endeavor for wro-rress, it nil uimraiitee eoinplete freedom of 'onseienee, religion and seienee, lit erature and art, Bpeeeh. tho press, and thc riirht of assemblage and pe tition. The church shall be separated from the state. Our democracy shall rest on universal sulTraire; women shall lie placed on an etiual footing with men, politically, socially and culturally. The rights of the miaor iiv Uttill m i!fc"i;r;!t hy propor tional representation; national minor ities shall enjoy enital rights. The government shall he parliamentary in form and shall recognize the princi ples of initiative t" d referendum. The standing army will he replaced hy militia. "In its foreign policy the Czecho slovak nation will accept its fall share of responsibility in the reor ganization of eastern Kurope. It ac cepts fully the democratic and social principle of nationality and subscribes fully to the doctrine that all coven ants and treaties shall he entered into openlv and frankly without secret di plomacy. "hemocracy has defeated theocrat ic autocracy. Mililarim is overcome. democracy is victorious. On thc ha- is of democracy, mankind will he recognized. The forces of darkness have served tiie victory of light. The longed for age of humanity is dawn- INFLUENZA WORSE ' THAN HUN BULLETS "We believe in licve in lihcrl v, more." democracy, we be aml liberty' evi r WASHINGTON, Oct. 28. Thc ad jutant Reneral's office, thru the committee on public information, to day announced the list of successful candidates for second lieutenants of artillery at the .field artillery central officers' training camp, Camp Zach ary Taylor, Ky. ItcuideulH of various western states include: Kdvvin Robert Itallnrd. Yak ima, Wash.; drove (X. N.) Burnett. Turlington, Idaho; Krncst Anthony Klvood, I'kiah, Cal.; AVm. Guy Glas- co. (irnnd View, Ore.; Oscar llumo (looilalo, liecth. New ; George Tracy Gorham, Portland, Ore.; Herbert Joseph Mauser, IPocntello, Idaho; Hoy Dcane Laws, St. Helens, Ore.; Kmilo Adolpho Mnurer, Antelope, Ore.; Kmil Albert Proul, Spokane Wash.; Wilber Arthur Runyan, Port- land. Ore.; Geo. Webster Taylor, Westfall, Ore. POSTPONED BY FLU I'tUtTI.ANIi. Oct. 2S. Tho now food saving program of the food nd ministration was ready for dlstrihu tlon to every household during the week beninnliiK October 2Slh, to bo known as "Conservation Week," but bernuse of the general epidemic of influenza, a change in time was loomed advisable. Sunday, Nov. 3 has now been selected as "Conserva tlon Sunday" nnd the week following will bo "Conservation Week". The purposo li to bring homo to ovory nt nil. woman nnd child In tho Culled Slates why It Is necessary to save all foods, particularly tho staples, nnd to exercise every possible means for preventing wnste. Cnnyonvllle Work starlcd 0:1 1 1 mile link I'arlflc highway. The Itching and Stfngf m ot Blazing, Fiery Eczema Seems Like Ihe Skin Is on Fire. There is n hnrrnssing discomfort caused hy Eczema that almost be comes n torture. Tho itching is nl most unbearable, nnd tho skin seems on firo with thc burning" irritation. A cure from local applications of Fnlves nnd ointments is impossible, because such treatment can only al lay the pain temporarily. The disease ran only ho reached by going deep down to its source. Tho source of Eczema is in tho blood, thc disease being caused by nn infection which breaks out through tho skin. That is why tho most satis. lactory treatment for nil so-called skin disensea is S. S. S.p for this rem edy so thoroughly cleanses tho blood that no impurities can rcmnin. Get a bottlo to-day nt any drugstore, and you will see results from tho right treatment. Write for expert medicni advice, which you can get without cost, hy addressing Medical Director, 'l Swift Laboratory, Atlanta. Ca. JOHN A. P2.RL l l'i:il 1 AUKl,. ldj Avlst.tnt. m moi'tii n.vini.Kl'. ruti U. 47 and 4T-J1. lutiimonll ItoArse tarrtc. Aato i-mbulinct SiTli. Crr. I WHEN YOU WRITE Buythc Right Stationery at the Right Prices HUHITO: Your words express your message, your paper re flects your good tnsto. Select your stalionrry from our largo as sortment of styles and finishes In whllo and tints for ladies and gentlemen. 1 c . k -- . j WEST SIDE PHARMACY " 11AI I'll VOO!KOKI, Prop. Thc following casualties nro re ported hv the eoinmandilig general of the American expeditionary forces: Killed in action, 1112; died of wounds, 11!); died of accident nnd oilier causes, three: died of disease. 1-17: died of airplane accident, three; wounded severely, ,i(i: wounded, de cree undetermined, 2111; prisoners, six; wounded slihtlv. I'll: tnisMiiir in action, li'l. Total. 'XV.l The following are from l'ueilic coast states : Killed ill nelion -I'riviitc K.ra tirav. l.emoore, t.'l.; Private Christ K. Ciu-cs, Davenport. Calif.: I'rivat f!,,., I fiw.ner Kverelt. Wash. Died of Disease Corp. CUcn I).' P.uird. I'oinona. Calif. : 'Corp. I):mkd K. lopa. Oakland. Calif. 1 j Wounded . severely Scmcanl Ky erctt K. l'"ord. Oakland. Calif: Corp. Aimelo Canzianna. -San Hafael, Cal.. Corn. Clyde Lawrence, Oaklaml, Calif. Wounded, dcerec nndctcrniiued rrivale dames Long, llolli-dcr. Calif. SliLdillv wounded in action I'ri vato Clifford I'urser. Rivera, Cr.lif.: Private Chnrlcs K. Walthcr. I.odi. Calif.; Private Thomas (liliiard, 'i'il lumook. Ore. ; a'lllLADlOLIMHA, Oct. 2S. The Russian Industrial Union of Phila delphia has received from President Wilson a favorable reply to its offer to send abroad Its little army of trained workers, lo holp In tho re building of Russia at any time this government scoh fit to cull upon It. The president's reply acknowledges with thanks tho willingness of the Russian 'Industrial Union to he of service, and states that the United States will avail Itself of the offer when the right time arrives. About a year ago. the Russian workmen of Philadelphia formed this organization, which includes textile workers, wood-workers, carpenters, mechanics, shoemakers', leather-workers, hrlckmakers, sugar refiners, and a number of other trades. Tlieir purpose was to" hold classes In which Russian workmen could train them selves nnd become acquainted with superior American methods, so as to bo able to render tho greatest service In Russia and Siberia, when tho time for reconstruction arrives. Altho tho society is called the Rus sian Industrial Union, It Iils nothing to do Willi tho 1. W. W. and is direct ly opposed to their methods. The membership in 'Philadelphia amounts to ubotit 200, Similar unions have been founded in Detroit and In some of tho other larger cities. WASHINGTON", Oct. 2S A public hearing to consider tho advisability of adopting definitions and standards for corn meal and corn Hour will be held hy tho Joint committee 011 defin itions and standards at 1 a. 111.. De cember a at the bureau or chemistry. United Slates department of agricul ture, Washington. 1). C. Products made from both whole corn and degerniinatcd corn will bo considered. Tho committee desires information concerning steriliza I inn and other means of Insuring a sound product under market conditions, Claimliis More Victims Than, Battle .- . l..,H.i.in llluitftsna I nn 110 .-women ' According to carefully compile statistics it is an Indisputable fact (hat tho Spanish Influenza Epidomlo which is now sweeping all parts of tho country Is dally claiming , far iporo victims thun German buUets on iho battle fronts of Europe. ( Altho civil and, military authorities havo succeeded In checking tho disease in some localities, It is growing worse In others and continues to spread nt an alarming: rate. That the disease can ho avoldod there Is no longer any doubt. According to leading author ities the powers of resistance of the human system can bo so perfected that It con throw off almost any In fection, not even 'excepting Spanish Influenza, which is ono of the most contagious diseases known. It Is persons who are. suffering from lowered vitality, who are. weak and rundown and who have not the strength to throw It off who are the earliest victims. Persons who have bad colds, who are suffering from ca tarrhal troubles, or Inflammation ot the mucous membranes are especial ly susceptible, as the Inflamed mu cous membrane linings of the nose nnd throat aro an open door to the germs. This condition is almost al ways accompanied by a weakened condition of the system, j ,lt you are suffering from any of tlicse symptoms, nothing on earth will build you up and strengthen you like Tanlac, which contains the most and suggestions are desired on the rules that should be used in differ-1 powerful tonio-properties known to entiating between sound and spoiled 1 science. corn meal and corn flour. All persons interested are Invited ! to attend and present pertinent facts, j Those who desire may prosent their i views in writing on or before the date of tho hearing to the secretary: of the committee, bureau of chemis try. Washington, !). C. The hearing will he held at 2 lli. Thirteenth struct SAW. Washington, D. C. Happy yoShsrs Prepare h Advancs A Wonderful Influenca For Expectant Mothers. Mothers for over half a century havo mtl with llie utmost rrciit.irily tlic tlmc iKHKircd preparation, Mntlrcr's Friend, before tho nrriviil of bahy. llsro ia a trqly wonder ful penetrating nppllratiun fur the nhdomen nnd breasts. It poftens nnd makes eliptlc the muscles, rendering them pHtint to readily f ield to nature's demand for expansion, liy ts line thc anxlmia ucntlii of pregnancy nro made comfortable. TUo usunl wrench ing ftrnin, heariiig-dDvti and Hlrttchinfi pains are counteracted. Tho svstent H prepared for tho coming event, nnd tho use of Mother's Friend brlnro restful niphta and hnppy antici pation, for the nerves uro not drawn upon With tho usual strain. By its repulur application tho muscles ex pand easily when bubv airirea; the time Is less at tho crfsl-i and naturally the pain sad danger Is cn Mother's Friend ifl on sale at every drufr store. It is for external use only. Is Absolutely bufe and wonderfully effective. Write the BrudDeld HcffiilnUr Company, Dept. C, Lamar Duildinc, Atlanta, Georgia, for their interesting Motherhood Book, freo to users of Mother's Friend, and obtain a bottlo of Mother'.? Friend from the drug store and begin this rruteful treutiueut. 6 Bell-ans Hot water , Sure Relief V0. RELL-ANS kFOR INDIGESTION Heat Skin Diseases 3 It is unnecessary for you to suffer with eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes at;d similar skin troubles. A littls zerao, obtained at any drug store for 35c, or $1.00 for extra large bottle, and promplly applied will usually give instant relief from itching torture. It cleanses and soothes the skin and heals quickly and effectively most skin diseases. Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating dis appearing liquid and is soothing to the most delicate skin. It is not creasy, is easily applied and costs little. Get it today and save all further distress The K. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland, O. Tills statement is easily proven by the fact that Tanlac Is now having the greatest sale of any system tonic in the history of medicine. In less than four years time over Ten Mil lion Uottles have been sold and tho demand is constantly increasing. Thousands are using it daily for the above troubles with the most aston ishing and gratifying results. Tanlac increases your strength and weight and creates a good healthy appetite for nurishing food. It keeps you physically fit and helps every organ ot the body perform its proper function in the natural way.. In connc. iiu:i with tho Tanlac Treatment he cuici and keep the bowels open by taking Tanlac Laxa tive' Tablets, samples ot which are included In every hot tie. Tanlac is sold In Medford by West SIdo Pharmacy, in Gold Hill by M. D. wers, in Central Point hy Miss M. Mee, in Ashland by J. J. McNalr. . . .'Adv. ;ntion ! INXIiKUItllA.-V nVTUCAU CO TIME CAIU Leave Medrord for Asniand, Talent and Phoenix dail, except Sunday at 8:00 a. m. and 10:00 a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur- j day at 10:15 p. in., Sundays leave at ! 10:30 a. m. and 1:30, 5:30 and 9:30 i p. m. Leave Ashland for .Medford j dally, except Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., j and 11:00' a. m.; 1:00, 4:00 and ! 5.-15 p. m. Also on Saturday nights' at 5:30. Sunday leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m., and 12:30, 4:30. and! H:3n n. m. I Tractors, truck nnd automobile owners. Don't throw away tiToVsi . parts. We can weld them f jr 7. " i Wo have In our employ "no ilf -taO I best acetylene welding men ca llio 1 ' j coast. We straighten or weld aa'.D j mobllo frames without removing tlso i body, thereby savins extra costs. All kinds of farm machinery, bro ken stoves, sewing machines and pitchforks welded. We also make all new parts that can he turned out on a lathe. ... Crater Lake Motor Co We have thc Agency for the Waterloo Boy nn factor There is less machinery to this tractor and it is the easiest to get at to fix of any tractor on the market. The expense of up keep is Very low. Come in and see us about it." HUBBARD BROS.