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MF.DFOTJD MATT, THTr.TTXE. MF.DFOTiD. OT7FOOX. RATT'TCPAY. XOYEMP.ER If.. 191S
IIEDFORD JlAU, T.1IBUNE
"aX INDKI'KNUHNT NXWHPAPF! !
PL'UI.IMHFTI KVKHY A TCIINUON
KX'KIT HL'Nl A Y VI TUB
JIIJljKJIUl PIUNTI.VHJUO.
""offlM. Mall Trlbun. Bulldlnf, 11-17-11
North 1'lr fetrL i'uoi. ili.
A oonnoll-lmtloB of th. fen. rr.lle
TIiiim. Il.o Uxlford Hall. Th Mnlfurd
TrlhunM. The buulticru OredimUn, TL
AahlKiid Tr:tufi.
DON'T JOIN THE SLACKERS
Th M effort Hundy Bud t furnUhUi
Till nrrc-sit y (if sulisrilin to the war workers fund
'is siHvinHly set forth by Secretary Baker as follows:
"I think all AmpriraiiH rHojrn!ze the fine record of tho army, but we
must not fail to iippralnw the work it lias yet to do. Following tho exhil
aration of rombut comes ti n tffllum of pace, hut the lasvn of peace
art Infinitely importing a w' ' ::iU.ct uphold our sons as they perform
tht-m. ThiB drive f,ir -) " i! .d War Work fund is a direct challenge
to measure our appre :: ! in."
To this j ilea is added that of Provost Marshal General
("Vowder:
Our hoys will reniuln in the rervice for many weary months.
The period or reorganization and rehabilitation will have to be
jfor.a tiiru. Now the inceiuive cf fighting l removes, the excitement
and f la iinr are nono. Now cornea tho important work of these orgunl
i.a'ionB. They cannot do tit Ih u nitwit the American people promptly and
fueruuitly replenish their war chests. "
Jaekson eounty has a thousand or two men in the battle
line, back of the line, in cantonments and in the navy. Shall
it be siid that we refused to provide needed comforts and
care lor our own hoys ( Shall we leave them to think that
because tlit fkdit iijL( is over we have lost interest in them
GKuUOfc PLTNAU E 'liter.
" UBlCrpTIO TlkMII
BT UAII- JN Al-VANtX:
!.!. with K ii.tia y ran y-r .. M "
I'slly. ltft h-.it'v hurt Hiui.Ih... '
l'ull. i'l..!.t SjjiOiy fr-uii, y-r $ ')
I'Htly. wl'huu! Hut, K'lfi. n.oi.ttl t'l
M't-rbly Mall TfH'ui-8. una )r.... t
HliIHl.1V Kill. OV.H f if -- 1
Hr ('A It It 1 h H lit y.tlf't'l. Ashlar. -1. 1
jMkot,vliU. Onlr-l 1'IM, Jbo-ru: .
I'rflly, with K iti-1 m. yi-ur $ -
l'-illy. with Hii.-li K .n iitr.nfh
I'ally. withmn Kui.drty t-'n yotr . Ufl
Isaily, Hiiliuut ciuiiiy Huu, oitti.th .!(
OfftvUI ppr of tho eity of M-1fori j
n5;.7rM-7i.c..sn;x..-r7; ; ''; ' "r,,s-:itit,s tll('v 'ravl' sllill! we nmke
M-)fr ortrjtuo. ui.-.r u. ct uf March , 1 hclil .'islcitiled nf cnliiili'i' f i-niti clnfLrnv cm i iinmii t v 1
In the lits published in the Portland papers, Jaekson
Jg?.'k a,,;:: .r,3a,'M,iiity, north, is shown as the most backward section of
llKHIfKIl or Tin' ASSOCIATED
I'ltKSH
Full W irw H-rv1c. Thn ABmO-
rfatd i'rMt rxr) mi veiy n' Mini tn
Id- urt f.r rit.:tfti(U'n 'f il nuw
dliittlth-B iflio'l t It or itfit otli-r-Im
rrttll(c1 In Dm J't-T, ain) Ih
tiM-al i;fi piiliiUt.t'1 h-rrln. All ritftit
Cf rrpibtlc(ri of H-vll dlttch
Wotlo to SnbarrltKra Th "tltr-l
PtuW Vr Irnlunt'it itiMri halt
llt folluwlnc iiiiilitui y urtlrr. m")M( j
otlira rrir J1-.M-. e, h"HM - r Imttt
nm iltir it ar C i r t i of tl.t ur ".! I
Continue rxinijf j.j wr af tt-r tltte of
crlptlott la r-w-d nrfi pld foi Toe
tubiivfr ha do optioti but to eou.My.
Oregon in subsenbin to the wiw chests of these seven es
sential organizations. The showing up to date is not one
to be proud of. There remains time for us to do our duty.
Let everyone do his share at once.
We have one over the top in every war drive thus far
we must keep our record as a pat riotic 'community above
reproac!. We cannot afford to slump into the slacker
class.
EM-TEES
CULTURE VS. KULTCJR
rNXI f tin- clits'sii-s of the war is the order issued by
('U ial lct;iin, ''i)iiiiiiiuli'r il' French armies, on
lL-ii"Jusi.ijili;i!:t en) rv i?it (!ei maiiy f'ollowi:) the signing
l tin- uvhnii-c, irmn which we iiote the following:
't-rum-r has siffprei In hir ravat-cd fields anil In her ruined vll-li'-.
1 he fn-vd pro. Inre hav li.id to Htibtnit to Inloleralilo vexntiona
and odious niMra-H. hut yon are not to answer these crimes by tho com
iniriHlon of violeijrcs, whii-h, under t ho spur of your resentment may seem
to you IrKlllinnte.
"You are lo remain under dlselpllno and to show respeet to persons
and property. You will know, after having vnniilxlied your adversary
hy foren of arnm, how lo Impiem him further by tho dlwnily of your atti
tude, and Iho world will not know whleh to ndiulro most your eondiKt
In Hiieress or your heroism in fight in?"
France earned tin1 admiration of (lie world by the gal
lantry and bravery wit li which the French resisted for
years the invasion of ovei'powering brutal might and the
cut ire world gladly responded to her apical for help to pre
serve such a valiant people. My her conduct in victory she
will win tin; love even of her enemies. ,
I'etain's order breathes the (rue spirit of Christianity
and humanity, the spirit the allies and America fought to
preserve. It was the essential ideal for which the war was
waged and won.
We have but to contrast this French order with the or
ders issued by the then victorious Germans in lelgiiiiu and
France which ordered systematic massacre, pillage and do
rtriiclioii to see how far apart the French and Germans
arc, to understand the gulf between culture of tho French
and kultur of the Germans.
When in the Franco-I'russian war, the armistice was
signed and tin1 Germans o"ciipied Paris, l!isiiiarck re
fused to permit the :!()( 1.0(1(1 French from the suburbs of the
capital to return to their homes, lest the indignation of
I the people over the destruction and pilfering of their
THE FOREIGN LEGION
(ily Adolphe. K. S'nylle of tho
VlKllantm. )
llats olf to the Korean Legion'
Your health, Serjeant Mirhael Mr
While! We picked your name oul at random
An a rhyme. ro-efflHent f i "Unlit
Tim papera tell ur you are Irish,
A popular ruee In New York.
Whero w Imvo more son of old Ito
land
Than llnro am In your County of
Cork!
We have a sneaking iirfeetlon, Mike.
Kor ou anil your prototype I'ut,
Whne eoutlalls pr-rer to hlelep
hen It ronieN to the drop of tin'
hat.
We know your Seihlan reeord, Sarie,
And havo fidlowed you up ever situe
Ily tho Htnlna on your luuekel and
sabre.
Your bloody, trll-lalo fincer
prints!
Death seoffers. Hh lines en your
coat sleeves.
Dedlcnled to beloved France;
The samo jutuK'rold In yoer tlt'vll
may. car.
An-lent order of thrllllni? ro
ninnee!
A!l hall lo the bold Koriii.:n l.eton,
1'hrlr home any iatMl Oenili.
i.n n.ir i.nisiisn. ir,..n. i-vpusns. , Mc.lneS HV Ulc 1 i'USSla I IS, cailSC a renewal ot tile conflict
'""'km"' """"'"'"iiiii.1 that' port ion of Paris occupied by t he :!().(MK Prussians
Anif rlrau tuo, - unnit Inn orlal
In lh ili'iih Hint the jonmt horn
'itravi Itnf kw tl ami Sc'ut. tl) put l
Ami hit iimto ami K' ily ami
Wr-rk-e
Tlirico wctrnnm, arrt'tl mn of U
l.."Klnn,
Wlio lnnmr our rnnntry tnday!
Aiiipriia rcrrri" the uniform
Of ilio Is-riun irihtr.nciir fntirr.i-Ht:
OFFICER SIMS
who garrisoned the city lo full'iiniie terms of the armistice
was s stemai ii-allv looted and cvcrvtliing Vmth removal
I taken to the fat herland.
The allies should and undoubtedly will, enforce penal
ties for the crimes of the Germans and indi iiiua.ll v pun
ish those guilty of the atrocities, but the allies should not
and w ill not descend to the level of their barbarian oppon
ents ami commit t he sinister at roc it ies that have out raged
the world. , Justice li, list be enforced but not revenge.
No better way evisis to aid in the redemption of Ger
mans and the restoration of t lie old Gerinanv of two gen
erations iiifu
hand io the I
it ki'ltur.
by chivalrously extending a In lpitig
adver-iary as a final triumph of culture
ASillMI To, N.. . !;
Iwl'O for r.il'.'llir Int.S III
trinjt: ft !i-m'.-. i u .ir il.
a:ilto;i:e d tu.l:t , in. .1
fi orn llie sr:m luitn.-I:s!-:
ire. f tV.v , le, I to
tliero'irse llii ni'.l be t 0:11
epo:i !rr;l.ll;jiCoM Ci Oh' tf
rxe rnrH hthI p!.. -,l ll; i
P' live I'sV
8
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the le
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111 '.il ion
I :ii.iire law- lor
-Men nr Iniile. liml
i2e im'inl ' i' ol' ilie
ml.i:i' -.'hli riili',
I'.TII'-ll 1 1. '.Ill I. "IllV. ;
in iitii- "I'll the
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in i.ih.,11 lia pie- 1
il tended I
I'AHIS. Nov.
nace, iiniier-sci
mllliar; Justlre
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1 'I'
ll ho
mill
le
:!,' -.'I'll ', v. 1 'lie
i!u:.'il 11 1 m Ml liie
. h the 1!" lor
1 . u-li iil'l'a 1'i'id -
Hi.- K.iiiiia'd I'-'-ri'taiy
01 :-;ale for
tuts ordered a jiulh-
ial Irui 11 1 r- at I. lite ai;alns! tli'i-aian
1 oi l hers lu riiiied of crl.ue.''. diii'liii; ea
tv:n' iM'i'iipa:io:i of thai ii!. 'rh':;
a'liiiii i'"iiiorais lo the lirt'h'iMti re
irently made by the French ca'dint.
' "l iic-'e o'licers will be judged h
a en u n -T" an in 1 l:i their uhseact'."
;ari the Tempi, if the allleii are iui;
a1'!' la se.ai'e clls'toily lit Iho ac-ci.-ed
"
Thli Is ihe f'.i.d of such pnv.ee.:-tiens.
'imeh',1
.!i .ill
SCHEUCH TO RETAIN
HUN WAR MINISTRY
Him' a Salesman Suffered
ft. J. Forler, Sferlinf. t'e' , " i''li
' For six months 1 s'lffered with n
r Infill e vk bs, k. As a traveling
aaleman t had to stniir- fre';uemly i'
Ti'k up my crip;, which 1 trw to
driart as Ihe pa;u when I .trai'.'.h'eeed
lip was awful. Nimiiroas remciirs
failed to reach my f. I was in
rl ioed to try Foley Kidney fills lie
lief was Immediate. Snr. they are
rreal? Any one affllrtrd as I was
should fry A hi'ie or two of Foley
Kidney Tills." t.nr.d for rm In ;"
li.u k. rheumatic ten?, acbina: Joints.
soia mu'iies. l or sale hi jueuioru
FAKI,. IswiOet'l
The following casualties are re
ported by the commanding general of
the American expeditionary forces:
Killed In action, 1911; died or
wounds, lali; died from accident and
other causes, 3; died from aeroplane
accident, 1; died of disease, 173;
wounded severely, 28; wounded (do
grce undetermined), S2; wounded
slightly, 1C3; miEslhg in action, 267.
Total, 1075.
From Pacific coast:
Killed In Action
Major Oscar F. Miller, Los An
geles; Lieut. Leon Martin, Berkeley,
Cal.; Corp. Karl Woodward, Lathrop,
Cal.; Private' tiovianni Angelinl.
Seattle; Lieutenants Arthur K. Carl
son, Anacostes, Wash.; Frank J.
(lard, Glendora, Cal.; David M. Rob
ertson, San 'Diego, Cal.; Corp. Her
bert II. Adams, Oakdale, Cal.
Died from Wound
Corp. Thomas V. O'llara, San
Francisco; Privatos Jno. E. Pashote,
Mllpltas, Cal.; John A. Johnson,
Santa Ana, Cal.; William Morrow,
Yakima, Wash.; Lieut. Lawrence S.
Lynch, Alameda, Cal.; Corp. Emmett
M. Combs, Fresno, Cal.; Herman K.
Levlen, lilaine, Wash.
Died from aeroplane accident:
Lieut. Kenneth Bell, Pasadena, Cal.
Died of disease: Privates Geo.
Fritz, Sacramento, Cal.; Charles
Bennett, Oakland, Cal.
Wounded In action: Private Char
ley C. Meyers, Knights Ferry, Cal.
DRIFTED 50 DAYS I
ON SEVEN SEAS
L
PAPtfKTK, Tahiti, Oct. 1. (Ry
Mall.) 'Saved by the hand of God"
is tho way the nine natives compris
ing the crow of the 80-ton schooner
"Oromana" characterize their escape
from death after having drifted help
lessly 50 days on one of the loneliest
bits of ocean In the Seven Seas.
When the wreck of the "Oromana"
was towed into Papeete harbor this
week one of the most remarkable
voyages known in these waters was
completed. The vessel, a two-mast
schooner, owned by natives of Rfma
tara, an Ishtnd about 200 miles south
weHt of Tahiti, left her home port
without carRo bound for the ilund of
Hurutu in the same group where she
was to undergo repairs and take a
cargo of copra for Tahiti.
Two days out she was struck by a
siorm which carried away both her
musts and later her rudder, leaving
her a hopeless derelict.
With never a glimpse of land or
satl to give a rap of hope, the "Oro
mana'1 drifted for "o days. After 15
days the supply of food was gone.
The natives managed to catch a shnrk
with. hook and line. This lasted them
five days. The rest of the time they
had no food. An occasional shower
prevented death from thirst.
Then the "mlraflo" happened. The
mountains of Tahiti ro?e slowly over
tho horizon. Tho shifting sea current
brought them nearer and nearer un
til they wero finally sighted from
rc and ii ivcr buut sent to inv.
them in. They were too weak to
rise to thoii feet but after a few days
ashore all appear to be rapidly recov
ering from their experience.
Tho natives say the hand of God
guided their craft for the previillng
winds in theso latitudes aro from the
northwest, a direction which never
would havo brought them to Tahiti.
TO BE REOPENED
Inasmuch as the United States gov
ernment has been unable to secure
the services of stenouriinhers in suf
iicient numbers t meet the retiuire
iiiunts Otlii-inl Court lieporter F. Hov
Davis lias been prevailed upon to
open the Med ford Business Colletre
for llie purpose of inslructinir stu
dents in stenography and kindred
branches.
The field for cnenrctie stenograph
ers has become so vast, both at home
and abroad, that positions are await
ing all those uualified. The task of
reconstructing Kurupe will no doubt
tail upon the Vnited States in a large
j measure and delay the return of our
bovs, thus necessitating the eontinu-
aneo of industrial activity.
Yhic the name of the above inti
fution will remain as heretofore, Fr.
Davis tenders the facilities of the
college to the entire field in Southern
Oregon and northern California, and.,
in view of his nutnv vears of actual
experience in the courts of Oregon,
banking, railroading, and mercantile
houses, graduates of this institution
will reap an pdded advantage over
those of any other institution of like
character on the Pacific coast vet
I of Chicago.
vi."f:J
Iho G!d Heliable
P.c:;!'.d Feckage
EMiDjMmtRj
, r"WMVcitf.(4,"n'?&'l..
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a raff L&sOl&H
ro in m ri id h
MMed Milk
Very Nutr$t!cust Digestible
Tho REAL Food-Drink, Instantly prepared.
Made by the ORIGINAL Horlick process and
from carefully selected materials.
Used successfully over V4 century.
Endorsed by physicians everywhere.
3 get lIOrllGk'S The Original
g Imitations
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
should he in writing, and should also be sent in by
those who have previously made partial verbal arrangements.
Rogue River Valley Canal Co.
With Meilford trade Is MedTord made
tcr Co::.
::.:d
WASH IXtiTC V, Nov. lfi.Woath
er predictions tor the weeU bci;in
nliiK Monday Issued by tho weather
bureau today are:
Northern Itci-ky Mountain and
plateau regions: Rain or snow, prob
ably rain. Monday or Tuesday nnd
again toward the end of the week;
temperniuro nearly normal.
rei!e states: Occasional rains
over northern portion including nor
thern falifiu nia coast : fair over
sou ih era port nearly normal
temperature.
$100 Reward, $100
The rcadrrn of thin jviper will be
pltui'Oii f le.irn that there Is at least
one ilrvi.!t U a( thai science has
leti .i!i-' to 1 t.tv In nil Un lii,-;tH uml
tluu i i rh. itiin h Ik irn; Kfently
ltl!iicTu tl by cot, stltutlonul i-oni.lt linns
n-viiri' .iTi-tltutun.! 4 rent men t. Hairs
(.'iit.irrh M-Mliim. is taken li.ivrn;liy and
iM!t thru tho lUnt'it en tho Muomis Sitr
t; os vt th- Sstfm tt .-n by nes'roylnc
the fouii,l;tiin uf ili" li!o;ise. rivniK th
pulhnt ptii'iurtU tv binltllli..' up th con
;..;iliitn .".rut .'! -ttu. nature tn 1 nirf 19
v!k. The f mh ,un f haw jui nturli
f-iith (n t''C . tn .11 1 e power of Half!
1 it.Trrh Mrtl:'Hi.' thnt thev ntYrr 1 )iip
lloii.ln'it l).ill.,ri' Ur any cup that if fulls
to erne. S n 1 fi r M-si if totinnuilalf.
AiMrers .1 i'UKNKY A Ct To!e.!o.
Ohio. tiolJ by ail iVuKgUtA, Tit.
:v....-j idbi:r:d vI::lo i: acted, Gef
:vl:ei ".:k l.Cp V..I.K U.vc
Vd iho at tlta L!::.:tr.
; .iir.rerol;
: vn:t
ccijr.EfbCslIy prepare!, r. t'.:r.t it v.or:
wcTi-i-ir, end yet dc:a nc: hlUUr tin
tender s!Ju.
Jir,t mzzz:'2 P-.us'w'. :n Vv.i": t.
relict" t: jw cccii!;' t!:j p-!: ilitr.ppcai?.
I Mu.ierclj t.r cj:o ihriiat, bron
c).U:, iznzliu,'c:cc., r.:jk, 3;.:h.na.
l::-'Ji-h-', c:::.,":':rijn, f.'.c-risy,
rhcur-Viicr... II-1:.-;;;, fc.-Jas r.::d aclics of
heba jker joint s;.r'::: r ro muscles,
b.-uisc?. :h::L!c:r.;'t :..-: feet, colda of
tlic chc-:i (it cft'.-i p--"i3 JiT.onis).
2'Jc and az jir:; hzz-'.tl zj:s .50.
mmmm
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POUMFV
Poultry
We have extraordinary
marketing facilities
WE PAY TOP PRICES
Special demand for
TURKEYS
Jackson County Irea mery
Successors to
Mediord Poultry 6 Egg Company
Always in the lead on prices
Phones: Medford, 51 orj583. Appiegate 22-F-13
WESTON'S
Camera hop
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CNDMITAKKU.
skrrn niuTi.KTi
rhon t. 47 and 47-JI
AnlmoMI(. HMrii KAi rlnt
ttto 4sibuuuc ittnlM. Crsir
tlu" Only Exclusive
('iiiiiiiiiM'i'iii! Phutonii'luT
i:i Soiiili.-rn Oregon.
I Negatives nir.ile any time or
i j'l.'.re liy ;iiiioiininrllt.
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j We'll (iothe rest.
i J. B. PALMER
Kclford.
-MS !:.,s! M.iiu ISlr.-et.
!
An Electric
Sewing
Machine
No larger than a
grip and as easy
to carry about
Sew the Modern, easy way with an' Electric Sewing Machine.
Devote your time and attention to the tt;te!ies not to' the we.uy
jiii.sh-jiush of the treadle. '
PORTABLE SEWING CONVENIENCE
is offered you at small cost in the possession of a Porlahle Elec
tric Sewing Machine. You can sew in licdrooia, lilirary or
kitchen wherever you wish by simply putting the plug in the
Electric Eight socket.
California-Oregon Power Company
Phone 163
t
Medford, Orogon