Medford mail tribune., November 22, 1918, Page 4, Image 4

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Rtateii War Indimtrfcfl hoard haa Inxued
the following nin nilntory order, among
others rirulnttnfr the pnwapaper hual
nenn during the period of the war: "Pin
con Unite aond In ic pnnern after date of
expiration of nubnorlpilon, u plena mih
wrlntinn la renewed and paid for." The
publisher has no option but to comply.
romen in
rrrk V1
Tin) Hid Cross will resume work
next week iiml Ilio women of Medford
will continue the activities of each
clt'iutrl mi-lit Monday. Wednesday and
Kriilny until liirl lu-r orders.
There is mi abundance of refugee
rlotliiuL' t l! ninde and if vim can't
Kinv, come nnil learn llnw. thereby
icntline; n helium.' Inirnl to the Inrnl
chapter Ainerienn lied CnVs,
Tnlk hull, tnlk shop to your iiciith
l)f. Ilelii to make thii Victory hull
n success hv nrtiimr everyone lo eome
nnil hrinir their friends. Tnlk simp.
ho Hint every one will hnve some hens,
rhielii'iis nnd fowls or some other
valuable nrliclc to donate to the shop
when it opens after Tlinnksnivimr.
NOTICE SEN! 10
II. M. I'lirUs, direelnr of the OrcL-on
bureau of mines and ireolocv. has sent
out the following notice, dated No
vember 'JO:
Important to all chrome produc
ers Wonl is just received flicn
Wnshinulon that pendinu' the nrraieje
incnt of certain details in collection
with the ndiniuistrutio of the war
niierals net it is verv iiur.orliint Hint
the chrome status of nil lenses orcon
Iracts in relation to the chronic indus
try he innintained without olinuire.
It will doubtless be for the best, iutcr
ct. of nil concerned in the chrome in
dustry that all leases or contract
which have been in force durimr the
past few weeks or months and which
may have evpired should he voluntar
ily n wed. It i- not probable that
new properties nor new owners of old
properties will le able to r.'ci ive ben
efits under the provisions id' the act.
All DELIVER!
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WASHINGTON". Nov. "J:?. Vinil
rwrv (icriuim vjtr--liiti mvornl lv lip
nniii'-licc iit'ttiiilK- in tin hiimK "1"
ll.c nllit'-. Si.-r.'t:irv iKtincls In
(inv, tlif nnvv (ifiuirlii.cnt will cni
t itino lii niMTMh- mnU-r war it'iiiiln
t:r.i. 11- lin uMim! Al!uir:il Hi n
nnil A'lnnr.il Sim-. Iinwvwr,
tlir(M-tiii'' tlint tlif vjnlvi-.c luni olti
ri;illv tin inomciit Hint Hie intv.il
trims l' lilt1 jirihilirt' luiM' lin'ti m
rumpli hfil.
Wln'ii llii-, nii"-:u' ivfrivi'tl. Mr.
1). iMti- -.iiiil In- w.i'il.l .s.uc iu lu-ilcr
i i'tvov it, tti.uiv it not nil o1' tlif r-'-
rirtituis li!t'li haw luiii i.i.hiiI vn
iht n. i v i-it--Mm 1.
Nn ;;l mil hurit licit rt iiu.it o
thiil iiiMrlv IkiM ll.f t t-t tii;i ii ihm'.oi
M':t I It'i t Inn tnnn'il um r.
A BROKEN REED
SKXATOK UKVA) of -Missouri, nioiithpicco of tlic food
trust in tlic sciiaic, whose contriliiilioii to winiiiiiLf lite
war was lioldin up '1"' fontrol bill for throe months
and unreinitliiijr n1l;u k njioii IToovcr, is miicli outraged
over the jirojiosed .'.. w of nations, dedarino; lhat any
arranu't'inenl thai wor.ld cause the United States to he em
broiled in European troubles "the most monstrous doe
trine ever proposed in this republic."
Mr. Ueed tlint the same about America's participation
in the European war vet if America had not participated
in European affairs, Europe in the form of Germany,
would have participated in American affairs in most sin
ister manner.
The period of America's isolation has forever passed.
The world has become one vast community and what af
fects one nation, directly or indirectly affects nil. 'America
is responsible for the creation of new republics out of
hitherto enslaved Euroean nations. America, as a result
of the war, is embroiled in European troubles, which are
now world troubles and. America must share the responsi
bilities that have fallen upon her in restoring order and
stable government.
To prevent the recurrence of a world war, the league of
allied nations will be enlarged to become a league of all na
tions,' an international court to adjust national grievances
and enforce international law and order just as our own
courts and police enforce national order.
The old order of individual nationalism running riot
has passed away and a new order of internationalism is
being born. Blind, indeed, is the "statesman'' who cannot
read the writin,;- on the wall, that the nation, like the indi
vidual, will be ; -ensured by the service rendered others,
rather than that rendered itself from motives of greed, av
crice and selfishness.
Senator Reed is indeed a "broken reed" for a nation to
lean upon.
The lollowiiiL' casualties are re
ported by the cinninundiuu' t.'encrui of
the Ainerienn expeditionary forces:
Killed in - action, 101 : died of
wounds. RH: died of accident and oth
er causes. 1 : died of airplane neci
dent, one; died of disease. 1M.V.
wounded severely, 87: wounded, de
cree undetermined, wounded
sliL'htlv. :'7N: missing in iictiou, (i!l:
prisoners. 111. Total l.'ilo.
1'roni the Pacific coast: Killed in
action Corp. Harold William Hub
erts, San Francisco: Private Ilaroid
Uavie. Oakland. Calif.
Died from wounds Lieut. Win. Ii.
Mackav. Seattle, Wash.: Private Al
fred II. I.ecuver. Ilavward. Oil.: Pri
vate, Charles F. Patten. Seattle.
Wash.: Private Geo. K. Slack, I. one
Jiench. Calif.: Private Charles S. Wal
ler. Hilts. Calif.
Wounded, decree undetermined
l.ieut. Norman l(. liavlor. San Fran
cisco. Calif.: Lieut. James Ii. I.owrv.
Jr.. Los Ani-'elcs, Calif.: Private Kred
S. Colcord, I.ompoe, Oil.
Wounded sliuhtlv in action Corp.
Alchonsus W. Adaiiis. Ilurriuutnn.
Wash.; Private .lumps IJanncll. lie
domls Pencil. Calif.; Private AlichacI
Kcnneallv. San r'rnncisco, Calif.
Wounded slinhtlv Private llryan
I). Douulas. San Uieo, Calif.: Private
Alphonse li. (ilenn. (Ilenn. Calif.: Pri
vate Lawrence II. lingers. Oakland,
Calif.; Private Joe Dewey llessick,
Rnkcrsfield. Oil.: Private lioseoe A.
Williams. Jr.. Portland. Ore.
.Missine: in action Private Kmil
Benson. Kent, Wash.: Private Georue
L. Marshall. Standard. Calif.
Wounded, decree undetermined
Private L'mmett S. Johnson. Ontario.
Ore.: Private Arthur G. Walker. Gold
Beach, Ore.
Died of disease Xurse Viola Kml
lie I.undhulm. I'etnluma. Calif.: Pri
vate Harold 15. I lucei. San rrnnciscn.
Calif.: Private Howard Dawson. Ore
'.'iin Citv. Ore.: Private Thomas J.
Iivan, San Francisco. Calif.
Wounded severely Private Harvey
W. Borland. Portland. Ore.: Private
Harrison K. Moillin. Stockton. Calif.:
Private Clyde V. Parsons, Lindsav,
Calif.
A BRIEF RESPITE
DJOEIiNMEVl' of congress for two weeks will give a
much wearied public a rest from the never endinir flow
of gab that has continued uninterruptedly for many
months in an effort to discredit the president. Whatever
the executive has done was wrong and whatever he may do
will be attacked by the small calibre "statesman" serving
as lackeys for predatory interests, and wantonly distorted
to manufacture polit; ul capital.
The co.nl rol of congress by republicans is evidently the
signal for the revival of the petty politics and narrow part
isanship that have so often made congress ridiculous. A
lively sense of humor enables the American public to tol
erate these self-important jackasses braying incessantly at
the capitol and estimate them at their real value pests
taken seriously only by themselves and those hungering
for the pie-counter.
The latest, exhibition of peanut partisanship is the ef
fort by reactionaries to make political capital out of the
president's proposed attendance at the peace congress,
which will solve the problems of political and economic
reconstruction. AVe are gravely informed that calamity
impends if the executive leaves'the country nobody left
here but congress, the supreme court, office holders and
the people.
All this element tif congress wants of the president is
to abuse him and there is no closed season, even if he is
out of the country. The flow of demagogy can continue
uninterr'iiptedly and that ought to satisfy the uneon
structivc reconstruct ionists.
.Perhaps during the course of another year, the new
revenue hill passed by the house last summer, will be
passed by the senate perhaps. The senate is long on de
lay and short on action, but never failing in its flow of
words.
kels of the world. The burden of the1,,,,.,,,,,
restoration of the machinery must : tic,-.,
fall upon those who destroyed it." i '
It would he within the power of j
the allies, said Dr. Addison, lo with- j
hold tiMia Germany colt,, n o, other i
'! until the Germans had made;
-nod the "a 'bines thev had destroy- '
cd. In the econoaii K iiimu, he:
public! not. ci' ibalion hail a "mat
for obtaining international ins
BUTTE FALLS
Mis Ko.-it'tta Mi'Grni!. the count v
school nurse, camo it n Yi'(lmsinv to
examine cae of sickness in Hut to
Kals. The influenza lias irot a lit
tle headway, but it is to he hoped
it will lie checked.
The Trefren lamilv hns been sick
.villi intlucnzn. but nil the member
fire iunirovihir as well as is expected.
Hutte Kails school w:is in session
Monday, but because of the extent of
the appearance of the epidemic in
town, it was ileum dosed.
Milton Hammers! v. nephew nnd
ward of Mr. and Mrs. K. . Aldstrom,
has been in the hospital in Ashland
the past week. He eat his arm on ji
wood saw, and after llie wound was
though to have been almost healed,
blood poison set in. ltutte Falls
friends extend their sympathy and
hope for a speedy recovery.
The Butte Kalis school went over
100 per cent over the top in the Vic
tory boy and uirl drive last week. The
captains and solicitors worked hard
and f-iithfnllv in site of difficulties,
the school bein closed and the epi
demic irev;iliiiLr. The bos and irir's
of Butte Kails are always enirer to do
their share and the above result
proves it.
fSuffcrslSerious Break Down
"Two years apo I spent three
months in hoHpitul under stomach
and bowel B;ifscialt;;tfl for mucus col
itis, auto intoxication, eit:., which
caused awful bloating and colie at
tacks. My friends gave me up. I
returned home and on the adviea of
Mrs. Wright, a friend, tried Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy with wonderful
results. Am now in best of health.''
It Is a simple, harmful preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the Intestinal traot and allays
tho tnflamatioa which causes prac
tically ail stomach, liver and intes
tinal aliments, including, append i
cits. One docs will convince or
money refunded. Sold by druggists
everywhere. Adv.
Mifs I.ois Kice has been spending
the pat week at her home in Hush
visiting friends and relatives.
Mr. ami Mrs. J). M. Watt and the
Misses Alice and Maude Krv were
Med ford visitors Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. 1(. G. Masson of Vpper Soda
Springs. Col., has been vi-iiim: for
the past week at the K. K. Kurrv home.
Mrv. (.'olver Kurrv. who was called
to 'ortland by the death of her
mother, returned home Tuesday.
Candidate Ilarrv K. Rice, who has
been attending the officers' training
school at ( amp TaUor. Kv.. is ex
pected home soon.
The Misses Kelvn Pratt. Katiierine
and Louis I,1 ice and Marie Morion en
joyed a hike to the cliffs Monday.
. School will open Monday if there
are no more flu cases reported.
Mr. A. II. Ki--her and daughter Inez
were visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Krank Denham of Talent Mon
day. Mr. Un Orii;bv. who has been in
Portland for the pa l two or three
weeks has returned.
Mis .luanita Kurrv was shopping
in Ashland Saturday.
Tho newly constructed and paved
section of the Pacific highway at the
Ashland hilt has been opened lor
travel.
"BEST IMSIINT
Contractor Wouldn't Take
Hundred I ((dial s For (iooil
Taiilnc Kill llim
E"
Five
"I just want to say rtnlit now that
I wouldn't tako five hundred dol
lars for the good that first bottle of
Tanlac did me. for I feel like It has
plven me a new lease on life," said
C. E. Nelson, a contractiuu car
penter at 7728 s:ird Ave., Southeast
Portland, Oreson. recently.
"Following a Berioas accident four
months ago," ho continued, "which
laid me up tor eiRht or nine weeks,
I lost my appitlte, nnd my stomach
got all out of order. What little 1
did manaRO to eat wouM s nir and
form gas, which would cramp and
pain me until 1 could hardly stand
It. Then my kidneys wont back on
mo, nnd my back hurt so bad I
couldn't find a comfortable position.
They said I had rheumatlcm or lum
liaRo', then my right leg, below the
knee, got to hurtliiR me, and at
times I couldn't stand on :r.y feet or
to get up when down. I wrs con
stipated all tho time and suffered a
Rreat deal with headache. Nobody
knows how I really did EUffer, be
cause I just can't describe it and as
nothing seemed to do mo any good
1 had become discouraged about ray
condition.
"I finally sent down and got a
bottle of Tanlac, as 1 read so much
about it, and it was about the best
investment I ever made. Tdy appi
tito came hounding back after my
first few doses, and by the lime my
second bottle was gone, my Ltoisucli
trouble was almost Rone, to:i. 1 am
now eating any and everything 1
want and it don't hurt me the lea.?t
bit, and my kidneys and back are
greatly improved. At the time I
started on Tanlac 1 had to use
crutches to get about. I have gain
ed several pounds in weight, and can
Just feel myself getting stronger
every day. I have gono hack to
work already, and 1 never lose an op
portunity to speak a good word for
Tanlac."
Tanlac is sold in Medford by West
Sido Pharmacy, In Cold Hill by M. D.
Flowers, In Central Point by Miss M.
A. llee. In Ashland by J. J. llcNair.
Adv.
ECKMANS ,
FOR TH30AT AND LUNGS
A ratflum rompmini tlint -will brin r-lU-f
In ini.-iy a-uk. am! glironfp vuih
PiuvM.-i in mimlK-tt form, ft bnlc rm
ilv lilshlv r -wmitK-iiflud lv eolom-e. un
tmna no harmful uruss, - Try tlwni todAjv
50 centa a box, including war tax
l or lw nil Ui)itlta
Xltuiiu Luljomtory, I'bUiulclpbla
Now That We Have
Tho Spanish Inriuonza about cleaned up, let's take San Tox Syrup
of Hypophosphiles for a tonic and get strong and keep In such con
dition that wo will not have colds or any kind this winter.
fieath's Drug More
Phone 884. The San Tox Store
JOHN A. PEEL
UNDKKTAKEK.
lMf Asslnuuit.
t nOUl!l BAKTLKTH.
mane M 7 nnd 47-J1.
Aatmobll Fleams 8ait!o.
Medford Business College
Xow o en For dashes in stt'iiojjraiiliy and lvlatcd
subjects. Hoili day and night school. 3
Learn From Experts
("'lasses will receive iersonal supervision hv V.
Uoy Davis. Official Court Reporter.
I ; isi !i nivk pi 21
j .?. wsi Urn
Growing
Bigger
A'K calciiluto the successful I I
trowtli of tho First Xutlon-; I I
il Hand in NAMES added to II I
uir list of customers as I I
.uucli as iu increased depos- I I
its. This, you know, means I I
widespread use of our good 1
I service. ' J
j O -
II May wo place YOITI
j name ou tlint list? , I j
!j Wrh. G. Talt, President j J
! FSMT
ItNATIONAUl
jjk SANK. J
'raV MEDFORD, Ott.JwM
BULBS and
SWEET PEAS
At the
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
To RelievcvCatarrli,
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises M
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STARTS
TOMOPvR.OW
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C (t lv. iftm M R A V I ft Iff j. A! A.
IS All OF ALLIES
I.ONH'iN. v. The aim of r
ciiiistrn.' ion in I'Ymre and I'.rbjiuni
will be to tv-tuic i!ic cicala of nr.,
iluetion. n--ci' ir. ( hii-.tot-hcr Au
Hison, ltri!i--h ii :in in- ef rerniiM ruc-
"The texti!.1 ti idi - in I lenfanv,' he
f-:tl. "tlVM' h"e (uilnl.d in-, ill tin
p.ti iiniaee wlii li !ic ,i, i i "ii I inn of
luotiis would kne liiCM in the twit-
I'er.ioiiM suffering from cat.nrahal
dealac.is. or wlio are growing hard
of hearing and have head liaises will j
bo glad to know that Oils distressing
afflccibin can be usually aad ruc
ei'fs!'ully t heated at homo by an in-1
(einal meilicine that In many instan
ces tins eifccled complete relief after
other treatments have failed. Suf-i
ferers who could scarcely hear have
hud their hearing restored to such 1
an extent that tho tick of a watch
was plainly audible seven or eight 1
tiichi-s away from either ear. There
fore, if you ;miw of someone who is
In thoeWo willi head noises or catar- !
I'll i. f deainehs. cut out tills forirul:! ;
and hand It to them and vim mav
hnve been the means of saving sotne.r:
poor sufferer perhaps from total I
den'ness. The pr. io rlptloii can be : - , a a. .'f 1 J.
prepared at hanie and is tuade a, ;,.!-. CCHtllU'OUS SHOW 4&: I O tlliDeQtime
lows: zrr
.Secure from your diugiUM I nr!
I'araiint illmi'ilc Strenutlil. Take
ibis home and add to It one fourth
pint of hot w.ilcr and a little granu
lated sug-ir. stir until dissolved. Take
one ia':. si tiif.il fntir Otncs a day.
I'imi'lat 1 used In this wav not
onlv to reduce by tnale in '.Inn the In-llaiiiall-.ii
an. I svv. lllag la the Kusta- ',
chlan Tub, ., iiihI thus t,, eq ial!-.'-.' the
air piesinue ou the drum, Inn lo cor- :
reel an, rwm or feci et leu.', la the
middle car. nMi! the result 11 g-,e
ere ii 'iuiy alnats iick and effe -the.
Kvery person who Inn c.n.nrab In
any furiu. or iim sia.; riini' lias,
hUsltig roitinls '.a th.-ir car., should
;'lu this icdi't a trial.
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China Her!) Star
Herb cure ror earaclio, headacb.
icatarrah, illptheria, sora throat,
i luu; trouble, kidney trouble, fltomaek
j trouble, heart trouble, chills and fT
. er, cramps, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, erecked breast,
I euros all kinds of gotten. NO OP-
'EriATinrfR.
Medford, Oregon, Jan 13, 191J
TO WHOM IT :tAY COXCEnN: .
This Is to cortlfy that I, th'-' un
dersigned, had very severe c.tomach
trouble and bad boon bothered for
several years and last August was not
expected to llvo. and hearing of Olm
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214
South Front street, Medford) I de
cided to got herbs for my stomach
trouble, nnd 1 storied to feeling bet
ter as soon as I used them and today
am a well man aud can heartily rec
ommend anyone afflicted as I was t
see Glm Chung and try hla Herbs.
(Signed) W. R. JOHNSON.
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. It. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point i
W. L. Chlldroth, Eagle Point,
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point.
J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point,
Geo. n. Von der Hollen, Eagle Point,
Thos. 10. Nichols, Eagle Point
FrhlHv, .Tune SSth. War Savlmra Tr
A U D F FEATURE
OuLr ChesLer
Entitled
t4Pines Up and
Pfiims Doivn"
REGULAR
PRICES
ADDED FEATURE;
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in
'Nearly a Chaperone"
You'll Choke With Laughter
S TIIL MOST TALKED OF, BKST THOUGHT OF THEATRE
IN
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SOUTHERN OREGON
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WESTON'S
Camera Shop
Hie Only Exclusive
Commercial lMmtogrnpliitr
in Southern Oregon.
N"e;r:ttives made any time or
place liy ai'pointnicnt.
I'lioneHT-J. '
We'll do the rest.
J. B. PALMER
Medford.
o ICaat ilaiu Street,