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M KDFOTtT) MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. PRECOX, FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 15, 1918
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EM-TEES
A KER0 BRAVE FROM TEXAS
A hero lirave blew iiilo town,
All the way from (inlveston ;
11(1 (old Illlllllt 1'illllOIIK im i t
Ilo played at Chutvaii Thierry. .
On Colonel Minis nnd a Sochi Pop,
Fell for (his fellow's woopinir sop;
How ho mill four from n thousand
men, '
Held up the ITtm und the tide did
stein.
Shot in tho hip, ho hloedinir fell,
But milled his hide thru hell to tell.
The ulorv of Hint Imttle veil.
That; turned the tide , at Chateau
J Thierry.
TIo lauded the lied Cross and the Y.
M. C. A.
When Ihirlv hacks thev passed his
vn v ;
He laid in tho hospilal awailim; the
dnv, '
When ho could eonio home anil have
his sav.
He has come mid tone his heroic way
And von bet lie had his little sav:
Hut to our sorrow it proved all bunk.
And all his heroism fell kerplunk.
Now we all know Texas is soiao stale.
So let's be hold and not afraid;
Aifd-ask' the uuv Id show his slate,
Hcfore we swallow hook, line and bait.
Hv A. Knllaiiv.
SPOKANE WITHDRAWS
FLU CLOSING ORDERS
KI'OKAN'K. Wash.. Xov. 1."). The
ritv health board, at (he close of n
piihlie meeting at which the local in
fluenza situation wif. discussed to
day, voted not to withdraw its order
for (he closiiu.' of schools, churches
and theaters for at least another
week. Fil'lv-foiir new eases of influ
enza were reported to tho health of
fice this afternoon.
PEACE AGREEMENT DIFFICULT
Old
CUT THIS10UT
Knullsli Itcclpo for 'alitrrli, Cii-(ui-i-luil
Ocniiiess mid llcnu
Noises
If you know of hoiiio one who Is
troubled with Catarrhal neatness, head
nelson or ordinary catarrh cut out thin
formula und hand It to them and yon
limy have been tho moans of suvinc
sonio poor sufforor perhaps from to
tal deafness. In Kngluud scientists
for a long time past have rm-iwnled
that catarrh Is a constitutional dls
caso and necessarily requires consti
tutional treatment.
Sprays, Inhalers and noHfl douches
nru Itahlo to Irrllalo the dellcalo air
passages and forco tho dtseaso into
tho middle ear which frequently means
total deafness, or else I ho disease may
bo driven down the air passimos tn
wards the lungs which is eiiunly dim
l.orous. The following formula which
Is used extensively In tho damp Kiik
lish ellmalo Is a constitutional treat
ment ami should prove espeeially ef
ficacious to sufferers hero who live na
iler more favorable climate conditions
Secure from your drugcX 1 ounce
of I'arniinl l Double strength.) Take
thin homo nud add to It onofouitli
pint of hot water mid a little grnim
luted sugar; stir until dissolved. Take
mo tablespoonful four times a dny.
Villa will niton bring quick relief from
distressing head noises. Clogaod nos
trils should open, breathing become
easy and hourlng fmpiove ns Hie in
Cumulation In tho eutaeblan tubes is
reluced. I'lirmlnt used In this way
nets dliectly upon iho lilood ami ma
roiiH aMifacos of tho system ami lias n
tonic nellon that helps to obtain tlio
di-Blred results. The proparnllnn ts
easy lo niiiko, costs llltlo and is pleas
ant lo tube. Kvcry person who has
catarrh or bead noises or l.i hard or
be i -lag BlioulU glvo this treatment n
Mill. Adv
r I irr forthcoming peace conference faces a task more
- difficult, and complicated than that ever faced by a
similar body. Agreements can only be made by organized
governments, whose authority is recognized by the peoples
governed, and at y, e. nt. there arc no governments for the
allied nations to de:il v.'h h the war having overturned the
oia regimes and new governments having not, yet been sta
bleized but with revolution underway are likely to ehangi
continually. . An early settlement is impossible, for aerree
merits made by provisional governments are likely to be
repudiated later.
The governments of central and eastern Europe are in
i state of flux. The allies must aid in the establishing of
governments among tlie hitherto oppressed peoples emerg
ing 1'i'om vassalage and adjudicate their rival claims for
territory.
The provisional government of Germany is not any
more permanent tnan the nrst Kussian government was.
Until ti national assembly is held and a government created
uy will or. me Ucrrrian people, no agreements made will be
binding. The same is true of the Austrian German state,
of Rumania and Hungary.
No permanent peace settlement can be effected until
the status ot Russia is determined and this cannot be ef
fected until the rule of anarchy is superceded by at least
an attempt at law ana oraer. Ut course teinnorarv atrree
incuts may be made with existing governments, but it will
proiiawy tie years helore- tho complicated problems are
solved and governments stable cnoutrh to be admitted to
allied league of nations established.
Meanwhile Europe is threatened with the reign of red
inarchy. The German revolution is not democratic, but
socialistic. Tim 'Russian revolution was made in Germany.
The Bolshevik leaders are German Jews. Their ideals arc
those of radical German socialism. Unless all signs fail,
the red terror will sweep the central empires its it has Rus
sia. It has already secured representation in the provis
ional ministry. J i unger ana aereat stimulate its growth.
I no jjoisheviK movement is not in anv sense demo
crat ic, but fiercely opposed to democracy. Between autoc
racy and democracy, the radical socialist prefers autocracy
as its oppression and injustice fosters the growth of social
ism.
Democracy moans the runic of the i iconic n. frnvwn-
mcflt in which nil classes receive representation. .Bolshe
vism means the rule ot a single class. The only war it
sanctions is civil war for extermination of brother bv bro
ther. For the tyranny of the nobility it. would substitute
n -tyranny just as oppressive and just as bloody, by a mi
nority ciass, just as it nas in itussia.
res.
the
question, lor the Reds will refuse to deal with western
democracies and niay evenjnake war upon them.
iuj (iini. CIO IV llcir, .III IbimJU.
If the anarchists obtain control of the central einpii
as they have of Russia, a peace settlement is out of 1
NEED FORM 1
WBRKERSGREATE R
ICE WAR OVER
To the Public:
Tho followinir cable from Paris
puts before the American people the
uruoncy of the 1'niled War Work
drive miiiur on (his week:
"When fihlin!i does stop need for
and si-ope of Y. M. C. A., work iin
mediatelv i really increased instead
of lessened, purine- peace negotia
tions, reiniiriin: manv months, nrniv
will bo kept ut full strength. After
poaco is sol I li-il it probablv require
twelve mouths or more to take nntiv
home. Canlcen nnd other activities
niiisl be carried on ami facilities
u'lcatlv increased so thai all mav ade
quately be served. Combat troops
who could not be uiven enterlaiiimcnl
in (he Irciichcs will iinincdialelv be
readv for Ihein. Leaves now scaulilv
trivrii will be 1i 1 1 1 v eslended which
means one hundred till thousand
on leave till the lime. To nccotiiiuo
dale this number, facilities must be
increased I en times. The need for
wholesale activities to occupy mind
and bod.- will ureal I v increase."
No iuveslaient of nionev in nnv line
can possibly return such secure and
'lit Ii dividends to the life of the entire
nation as can I lie investmt lit of your
dollars in ibis ureal war work service
for Iho men in I'' ranee mid in cuiiip at
homo.
Not how little can von give and act
bv public opinion, evciipo tile list oT
slackers and muiuln'ii the respect of
vonr fellows, bill how lunch can von
bv self-denial mil into this worthy
work, l.el your uil't he a measure of
Iho cMlholicilv of vonr mind and soul
mid n token of vonr devotion to our
men whose service has won the np
itluuse and coiumcndaliou of the en
lire world.
And uive lodav, liberally, iovouslv,
pravcrlullv.
I.. MYKOV UOOZKK.
FROM BATTLE LINE
WITH Till-: A.VKlilO.W ARMY IX
l-'UANCi:. Nov. lx (Uy Associated
Pro.-ei.) The Hermans opposite the
first American army north and
northeast of Verdun arc reported to
bo movhi); iioitbward rapidly.
Preparations Iickuii by tlio enemy
Rcvnal dais 110.0 to withdraw in force
now are licronilnu effc'tlvc. Oreat
railroad activity Is reported at .Mot"
and other ruilruiid Junctions.
The following casualties are report
ed bv tho commanding general oi the
American Expeditionary Forces :
Killed in action, 2211: died of uo
eident und other causes f) ; died of
disease, 27U: wounded severely. "!):
wounded (degreo undetermined), 170:
wounded slightly, 22: missing in ac
tion, 278: died of wounds, 1)2, , Total,
1000.
1'rom Pacific Coast
Killed in Action Private Robert
Allen, Los Angeles; Private Carl W.
Dowers, Everett, Wash.; Private
Ralph II. Martin. Monica. Cul.: Cap".
Clarence V. Smith, Los Angeles; Lt.
Paul I). Smith, Banning'. Cal. ; Sergt.
Itnlnnd.il. Morris, Seattle, Wash.:
Private James G. Clavton, Priest Val
ley, Cal.: Private Wilfred E. Pumas,
Seattle. Wash. : Private Frank A.I
Legnilto, San Francisco; Private
Paul A. Ludko. Ridgefield, Cal.: Pn-
vnte iiobert P. Mason. Onklund, Cal,
Private Fred V. L. Perrine, Seattle,
Wash.; Private William F. Rodgers,
Indian Creek, Cal.; Privuto Ivan
Jfroikovioh, North Yakima. Wash.;
Private Carl M. Daniels, Marinn, Cal
Private John Voltenn, Caliiinbu!
Wn.; Private Paul Washington, Silctz,
Ore.: Private Frank T. Stevens, Los
Angeles, Calif.
Died of Disease Private Qlczen F.
liamlin, heaUic. Wash.: Private Wil
bur II. Slonoki-r, Adn, Ore.: Private
Dert Adams, Oakland, Cal.
Wounded. Degree Undetermined
Private Frank Mordoua, San Fran
CISCO.
Wounded Slightly Private Joseph
I-. Kendall. Jameson. Ore.
Mrs. Martha L. Clllotto colobrated
bor Snlh birthday unnlversnry on
'Nov. S, at tho fii.ullinr old homestead
92 Church street, surrounded by hor
children, Krandchlldroa and srout
urnndchlldren oven unto tho third
and fourth generations. In addition
to gifts from the noar rolativorwho
woro present to congratulate hor on
the auspicious birthday event, she
was overwhelmed with kindly remin
ders from a multitude of friends both
at homo and abroad. Ordinary con
gennlity does not express the mea
sure of warmlh nnd glow which per
vadod tho ntmosphcro at this home
coming reunion, wboro duo homage
was paid to the guest of honor, an
octogenarian in years but still youth
ful In spirit, blc33od with good
health, and busied with activities of
her ngo. Mrs. Gillette, Mrs. .Mary
Dunn, and Mrs. Ann Russell, nre
tbrco ststoi'P, niombors of the plonoor
Mill family which settled in this vic
inity nbout tlio year 1852, and who
have been, with tlio exception of brief
Intorvals, residents of Ashland since
Unit early period.
Mrs. T. K. Anderson, of tho vicin
ity of (lotlvlllo In Siskiyou county,
returned homo oil Friday of tills
week, after a visit with friends, re
newing the acuaalntaiices formed
during a residence hero several years
since.
Mrs. Mary Jensen, a nowcomer
from California, has lately purchased
from .Mrs. Eugenia Sweet, tho exten
sive property consisting of a fine
residence and seven acres, loeated at
the intersection of Ashland and
Ueech streets, which the new family
will occupy. This property Is In the
'.Matthews addition, 11 subdivision
crested years ago by the futility of
that tiamo who built tlio hoilso mid
tlio original place. .Mrs. .Matlhews
was a sister of tho Into O. It. Mills,
former merchant nnd capitalist of
this city. Mrs. Sweet has moved to
Third street. Tho papers Involving
this transfer were perfected through
Heaver really office channels.
Previous to her departure for San
Francisco, where she goes tills week
with her sons to remain Indefinitely,
6 Bell-ans
Hot wafer
Sure Relief
RELL-ANS
Wfor indigestion
JOHN A. PKSL
UNtmni'AKKit
Lady AsaIsiadu
M HOVTU 11 AKT1.KT.
Fhone M. 47 and 47-Ji.
AtituioMl Hoara toi'vlc.
itQ Ambulance "tWh. 0ri
Mrs.. Gordon MacCracken was enter
tained by tt contingent of the Chau
tauqua reading circle. The event
was In tho nature of o complete sur
prise to tlio guest of honor. The
scene of this pleasant social reunion
was at the home of Mrs. C. B, Lam
kin, where the hospitalities extended
were In lino with those of good cheer
and jolly fellowship.
The Hotel Austin dining room Is
closed pending future developments.
It. It. Robley, prominently identi
fied with the Portland Railway and
Light company, was visiting relatives
and friends here on Wednesday. He
was called to southern Oregon to
bury the body of his brother. Fay
Robley, who died recently in a nor
thern shipyard. Interment was at
Phoenix on Tuesday. The family
were former well known residents
here.
Lars Eliason has returned from
the province of Alberta, and will
probably remain here during the
winter.
Get your Christmas packages ready
for the soldiers abroad. There Is
dcflnilo routine to follow in order
to sccuro mailing privileges, and tills
should ho attended to at an early
'late. The local postofflce will not ac
copt packages for foreign delivery
unless the necessary preliminaries
aro complied with. Apply at the
Ked Cross headquarters in Elko
building, dally from, 2 to 5 p. m
until Nov. 20. For full and specific
nformatlon phono Mrs. G. H, Hod-
berg, No. 253-J, or call at residence.
90 Second street.
Wliothor due to tlio armistice or
not, tho fact remains that all fam
ilies even those sourod by the fear
that terms Imposed on Huns will not
he severe enough can now procuro
four pounds of sugur per person per
month.
Miss Luclllo Harbor's assignment
on Southern Pacific station work is
for the present at Cottonwood, Cal.,
she having left for there early in the
week, after a brief visit here with
the home folks.
As an instance of the benefits of
fraternal orders In general, supple-
If
Get buoy with a bottla of
Dr. King's New Discovery
at once
Coughs, colds and bronchial attacks
they are all likely to result in danger
ouo aftermath;: unless checked in time.
And how effectively and quickly Dr.
Kini's New Discovery helps to do tho
chc-king, world Inflamed, irritated
r-.ombranca are soothed, the mucous
phlegm loosened fredy, end quiet,
restful sleep fallows. 60c and $1.20.
Alldrujrgistshave 't. Sold since 1S69
s Constipation Emscipatloa
No more lazy bowclu, yellow com,
plention, sielc liccdachc, indigestion,
embarassintr breath, when you use as a
corrective Dr. King's New Life Pills.
They syr tetnatize the system and keep,
the world looking enccriu!. 25c.
mentlng government aid, It is only
necessary to cite a specific example
afforded by the Modern Woodmen
of America, tho local camp of which
having been notified that during the
month of October over $50,000 was
paid to soldiers' beneficiaries.
The ban on using the Billings hill
cutoff paving was supposed to be in
I force until Nov. 20, in order that
the finishing dope might settle and
harden permanently, but appearances
indicate that some nave already bro
ken down the barriers and traveled
the forbidden path.
New peas, new potatoes, and a sec
ond edition of roasting ears have
this week graced the'Yockey dining
table, products of intensive cultiva
tion nnd rich soil on the family's
En Canto Heights ranch, west of
town.
The war being practically over,
word comes to relatives from Mere
dith Beaver, bugler at army regimen
tal headquarters In France, that he
has been assigned to the transporta
tion department of the motor car
service, for the time being at least,
and that he is driving a Ford ma-
Sore Throat, Golds
Quickly Relieved By Hamlin's
Wizard Oil
Hamlin's Wizard Oil is a simple
and effective treatment for sore
throat and chest colds. Used as a
gargle for sore throat it brings quick
relief. Rubbed on the chest it will
often loosen up a hard, deep seated
cold in one night.
How often sprains, bruises, cuts
and burns occur in every family, as
well as little troubles like earache,
toothache, cold sores, canker sores,
stiff neck, and tired aching feet.
Soothing, healing Wizard Oil will al
ways bring quick relief.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back.
Ever constipated or have sick
headache? Jusf try Wizard Liver
Whips, pleasant little pink pills, 30
cents. Guaranteed.
THE SPEED with which
Oregon grows and pros
pers depones on the support
which the people of Ore
gon give to their home in
dustries. Rapidly growing indus
tries will support will RE
QUIRE a rapidly growing
population, all prospering
through steady and active
employment.
USE HOME PRODUCTS.
Home iNDiismv League of Orecqn
WHAT chance will I have when the
war is over ? " Thousands of boys
are asking that question. They want
to keep up with their studies; they
want these warfare years to count For
them the war work agencies are con
ducting the greatest university in the
world. Every (hut in France is a class
: room, and the leading college and. high
school teachers of the country, under
the leadership of men like Professor
Stokes of Yale and Professor Erskine of
Columbia, are keeping your boy in touch.
Get behind the campaign that will keep
the boys from falling behind.
UNITED WAR WORK CAMPAIGN
. r A vr- y-aN. l I
chine, Instead of sounding the stri
dent bugle call which heralds a ma
chine gun attack. . This new activity
is viewed as rather prosulc by com
parison .with lively service at the
front. ......
Mrs. R. C. Wiley has returned
from visiting her son, Leslie Rose"! at
North Yakima, Wash.' On the way
south she stopped at Corvallls to visit
her daughter, Jessie Rose, who is en
gaged In extensive pathological work
for the government undor State Agri
cultural college auspices.
The signs of the times on Wednes
day and Thursday of this week indi
cated the approach of spring rathor
than the customary November tem
perature as Thanksgiving day ap
proaches. On Wednesday evening,
particularly, the frogs In West Ash
land met for choir rehearsal, their
voices hi several of the major reci
tals being raised to concert pitch.
J.-W. Porter Is a visitor here from
Engle mine In tho vicinity of Orovllle.
Cal., where he has been employed for
sometime past. "Jim" is robust in
appearance, having grown whiskers
until he resembles a bearded Rus
sian. He may remain In this vicinity
visiting old friends until after the
Shrine ceromonlal, the date of which
Is sot for Friday, Dec. 6.
With Medford trade is Medford mad
PAINS AND ACHES YIELD
QUICKLY TO SLOAN'S LINHHENT
Are you tormented by Neuralgia,
Lumbago, Sciatica or any of those
aches that require a counter-irritant?
Then let the soothing, warming appli
cation of Sloan's Liniment stop the
pain by drawing the blood away from
the congested part.
It is the pressure on the nerves by
the blood rushing to the inflamed
muscle or joint that makes you ache.
So when Sloan's Liniment relieves the
swollen Dtooa vessels by setting up a
counter-irritant on the surface, the
circulation is equalized, sympathetic
nc-rves all( soothed, and soreness jtc
lameness disappears. ..
Sloan's Liniment is probably the
counter-irritant most widely used' to 1
overcome painful inllammation in '
. cases of ( neuralgia, sore muscles,
wrenched joints, etrainB, bruises, gout. '
Rubbing is not required. This clear,
clean liquid is easily applied as it dees 7.
not stain the skin.
Generous size bottles at your
oruggists.
WHEN YOU WRITE " ij
Buythe Right Stationery v ' , '
at the Right Prices
RIGHTO! Tour words express your message, your paper re
flects your good taste. Select your stationery from our larg as
sortment of styles and finishes in white and tints for ladies d -gentlemen.
WEST SIDE PHARMACY
RAW! WOODFORD, Prep.
WHITE LEGHORNS
HOGANIZED
BRED TO LAY
. WINNINGS
1st, 2nd and 3d Cockerels and 1st Pen at State Poultry Show 1914,'
State Fair 1917, Southern Oregon Poultry Sliow 1917, and Stat
Pair 19 IS.
1st, 2nd and 3d Pallets at Stato Poultry show 1 0 i G, 1st Pullot-at
State Kai'r 1917, 1st, 2nd and 3d Pullets Southern Oregon Poultry
show 1917. "
Practically all awards at State Fair 1917 and 1913 were birds frbm :
our stock.
They have proved equally as good as egg producers. . -FOUNDATION
STOCK FOR SALE, In singles, trios, pens or larger
numbers, at reasonable prices considering the quality. ' V;-'
BUY NOW and got the best. J.O.ISAACSON,"
Central Point.-.'
IRRIGATION NOTICE
Any person under our irrigation system desiring
water for next season, on land that is not already ac
tually covered by a written contract, should make ap
plication to the company AT ONCE. This application
shouldjie in writing, .and should also be sent in by
those who have previously made partial verbal arrangements.
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
Will Soon Be Here and We Will Be
Ready With Everything to Make the
Dinner Complete
This Year Especially Thanksgiving
j Should Be a'Real Thanksgiving
. MARSH & BENNETT
Pergonal Attention. Prompt Service.
I PHOXE252
,
Thanksgiving