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MEDFOTTO "M'ATL TKTBFXE, MTDFOTCD, OT?F20X. TFFSDAY. N'OVFMFEtt 26.
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Official paper of the City of Medford.
Official paper of Jackson County.
Entered an second-class matter at
M i ford, Oregon, under the act of March
e, 1879.
worn dally average circulation for
six months ending Btrpt. 30 3,932
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hreln are alno reserved.
lfotlce to Snbsorlben The United
States War Induntrlts Hoard hag Insued
the following mandatory order, among
others retfulatlnn the nt-WHpapor bul
nees during the period of the var: "Dis
continue sending puperit af'or date of
expiration of niibanrlptlon, unions sub-
orlptlon Is renewtd and paid for." The
publisher has no op '.Ion but to comply.
OF ALLIES ANCHOR
IN THE BOSPHORUS
(ONSTAXTIXOI'LK. Nov. 13.
flW tin AssiK'iiiti'd I'russ. ) There
wen f0 iiritih, Freiieli and Italian
Imlllcships, iTuisHff ami liesiniver
in the allied Niiumlrori which anchor
ed today in the linsiihorus The iicwm
papers and the ioiilalioit neelaini
'd the allied S(iiinlroii as deliverer-.
The lieadiiuarlers j !" the Uriti.-n
nrd Kreneli iMuiiiimenls have been -tnhlihed
in Constaniiiioi-te. A llrit
ih aerial I'oree K mi tha outskirts f
th" eitv.
I'ooil priees in Cotistanlinonte have
rien UO timos above tlm-e riilimr be
fore the iiuj. Disorganization nT
the railroads in Asia Minor todar
(M;pit(lied the eoverninent In nl'aiinon
the ration of ehcap bread which it ).
Midi durhiL' the war.
Of thf! officers and men wlio
have remained with the t ailed tSater
L'linboat Scorpion ill the (iolden Horn
nineo cliploiaalie relation:' were sov
mc:l, J." lmv; married Lennnline wo
men. Nearlv all the American ini-ion.
except IIhki in CniiManlinople and
Kuivnui have been occupied bv Die
Turkish arniv. Of ahmit Ttl Anifri
eatt educational and relict' workers in
Tarkev. all are reported we!!.
Ono thousand (icrniatiH and Aus
trian, Including Ceneral l.innin von
SanderH, German coinmander in the
Turklnli nrniy. who fled from Duma!'
en 8 and Aleppo, remain In Constanti
nople, and Iho neighborhood. Their
tvxit nrroHS tho Hlnck on has been cut
off by tho KouninniaiH und by di!;or
durs In Odmisn.
Anions tho ninmherH of the now
Tin lush cabinet headed by TewMk
Pa-ha Is lr. Itizu Tewfik. an Instruc
tor hi tho American college for ulrlfl
In Conitlanlinople.
THE GOOD SAMARITAN OF EUROPE.
TJIK Swiss have played the difficult i,lc of neutral (lur
ing the great Win' in a manner that lias won the ad
miration of the world. They have adherei to their plight
ed word, suffered from privation and erouslv alleviat
ed the sufferings o' the Iiellierants and enacted the role
of fjood Samaritan t!.e : trii-ken of many nations.
Neutrality has eost owitzerland a direct outlay of a
quarter of a hillion dollars. It has cost every Swiss soldier
an average, of a year and a half of service. Swiss commerce
and industry have been crippled and the people frequently
on the verge of Kt.irvalion. yet Switzerland, with her (ler
man, French and Italian speaking population firmly
withstood lerman and allied pressure alike and main
tained strict neutrality.
Since the outbreak of the war, the Swiss have taken
care of the repatriation of over 500,000 invalid and sick
prisoners of war of all nationalities, have received and
forwarded to and from prisoners of war. free of charge,
over ;"i00,000,000 letters and - packages, 10.000,000 money
orders and (!,")00,000 bread parcels as well as a large
amount of express shipments.
The Swiss were the first people in Europe to scrap the
doctrine of the divine right of kings and proclaim the
principles now championed by the L'nited States and al
lies, "for the right of those who submit to authority, to
have a voice in their own government." The Helvetian
republic was born in the closing years of the Kith cen
tury, to escape the tvranny of irresponsible autocrats, to
defy the rule of the Hapsburgs.
""We ordah and direct, with unanimous accord that in
the above mei, Honed valleys we shall recognize no judge
who shall have bought his rights with money or in any
other manner, or who shall not be a native and inhabitant
of these districts," read the ancient "vow of (iruetli,"
adopted in V2'.)l. which also foreshadowed the principles
of a league of nations by declaring: "If any discord shall
arise between two confederates, the more circumspect
shall intervene by means of arbitration to settle the dis
ferences as shall seem good to them, and if one or the
other of ihe parties, disrespect their finding, the other
confederate shall declare .".gainst it'
Professing these principles, the world's oldest repub
lic, 'despite cnrniiiercial relations wiih (iermany, stood
firm in resisting the military threats and economic pres
sure applied and remained neutral. Though the bulk of
the people speak dermaii they would have none of (ler
man autocracy and their secret sympathies must have
been pro-ally, for (lerman success would endanger their
own freedom. Their neutrality enabled them to enact
the kindly, chariiable and humanitarian role that is
their historic prerogative.
ALLIES REFUSE
DELAY 10 GERMANS
PAIUS, Nov. 2 6.- ( llarus). flcr
maii delegates at tho mixed confer
on co at Spa have protested imalnst
the rejection of their mme.Ht that
they lie until tod a delay of two weeks
in evacuuliitR LuxemiiurK, Lorraine
and tho Saar region, (ieneral Nu
dnnt. one of tho l-'ronch conferees,
Mated that he considered tills protest
wholly groiiinllf Kfi.
14 ENEMY SEAIS IN
MOW YORK, Nov. 2ii. Fourteen
enemy-owned scats on tho New York
Stock KxehniiKc, The Now Orleans
Cotton Kxchane, the Now York Cot
ton Kxchane and other markets
havo been stized by A. .Mitchell Pal
mer, alien property custodian. !t was
announced bre today. Tho seats will
ho i-old shortly to American iltizen?.
HERE'S WARMING, SI
FROM YOUR RHEUMATIC ACHES
Tor prompt relief fr.im Rheumatism,
Neuralgia, or l.unibpo, you can
ilrp;-nd on Sloan's U'limcnt. The
warming, soothing, counter-irritant
effect is the quickest way to overcome
Ihe inflammation, wcliins or at illness,
A few drops po right lo the core part,
draw the blood from the congested
place and remove the cause of the ache.
The prc.it penetrating power of
Sloan s Liniment mnkes rubbing need
less. It is easier and ut-anrr to itV,c tkin
plasters or poultices. It docs not stain
the skin or clog the pores. A bottle v(
Sloan's Liniment is all yon need for
quick rcut nnd relief from the pains of
eprains, bruista, backache, uiu'ncck,
nnd ir.oat forms of rhrnnvitic. t winces.
Generous size bottlca at druggists
everywhere.
AMERICAN WOUNDED iPpflpWp!!
PRISONERS CARED FOR; fflMM
WASHINGTON. Nov. Si.k
nnd Hounded American -.oidicr u iio
were hcid uri-omr bv the t in riutu-
and v.hti are nut tniiL' enough to be
uioted will be i-nn-d r bv the An.er j
ienn li'id Cro- tlnon-h Allied Nev. a '
Swi-s itrtltrul delegate w itli li:i-e
(Ionian experience and acun;iitil;i jh-c.
A cablegram received toda v a I Km
Crum lieadoinirlcr-; ln-io lrm I'an
Mil.l it m pbthticd to !iice nit Hicm- i
A'iierif;;b in n i-entr.il hi-iital. uiul,:
it iMtx-ibb', irt ide A mci M ini mcdi- .
u altciidaiii c i.r tin in. !
How ii SalcAinaii Suffcml
It, .1. Porter, Sterling writes:
"For nix months 1 Buffered wtib a
painful weak back. Aa a traveling'
aleHtnan I had to Ktoop freiuent!y to
pb It up my urip.i, which I tre-.v to'
dread as the pain win n 1 sti.iibteur.1
lip was awful. Numerous remedlt.-i
failed to reach my eae. ! was In
dueed to try Koley Kidney Pills, lle-
llef was tniinodiate. Say. they aroi
Ktcat! Any ono Afflicted as I was
Hhniild try a bottle or two of Foley
Kidney Pill." (!ood for p.Uti In the
br.ek, rheuma.ie palnw, aching JoiniH.
torn miPiclea. For alo by Medford
PhurmiK v.
e. , ,
JOHN A. PERL
t.M'l.tl l AKKIL
Iiuly AivlHtnnf.
A HOI'TII IIAltTr-KTIi.
man M. 47 and 47-J1.
iDlamotll Kmkni llic. ;
Aato ImbcUnc rTi. (rir I
Medford BusincssGollcge
Now iiicn rv classes in slt i:o-Taliy and velatcd
stiiijtM-ls. lioth day and nilil sdinnl. o
Learn From Experts
Classes will lveoiw u,rsonai .snprrvisinii ly V,
Ko- I avis, OITieial ( uirt lu'Fni-ier.
LONDON'. Nov. 'JiJ The earrvina
out ot the provisions ot" lha Itulian-Au-tri:ii
anair-tiee on the eastern nnd
northeastern Adria.'ic lias aron-ed
i ineh friction nnd iealuiiv on the part
of the J iL'o-Slav populations, 'who
ascribe to Italy the intention of per
manently oeeu living these regions,
which are. virtually those ussi-jued to
Itnlv bv the allied nerecmont of l'.U.'S.
The Jmro-SIavs contend that the oc
cupation should have been bv mixed
allied forces and not o!elv bv Ital
ians. The Indian occupation of Finme
has been I'idlowed bv a strolls pro
tect to the entente powers lrom the
Croatian national council at Airram.
It is reported that at some points the
occupation led to regrettable, inci
dents between the Italians arid the
.Iuo-Slavs nnd to these points mixed
for-es have since been sent.
The A-soeiuted l're-s learns that
ihe allied i.'ovcrnincnN are doin-; ev
erything iKw-iblc to proimde a friend
ly scltlineiit between t!te rival parties
pending' the final adjustment of the
eonllietim; claims at the peace conference.
AS YOUNG AS
YOUR KIDNEYS
The secret of youth Is ELIMINA
TION OF POISONS from your body.
This done, you can live to be a hun
dred and enjoy the good things of
life w'ith ns much "p.i" as you did
when In the springtime of youttf.
Keep your body in good condition,
that's the secret.
Watch the kidneys. The kidneys
and digestive orjrans are the main
cau.cs. The kidneys filter and puri
fy the blood. All the blood passes
through your kidneys once every
three minutes. They strain or filter
out the impurities. That is their
work. Keep them clean nnd in prop
er working condition and you have
nothing to fear. Drive the poison
ous wastes and deadly uric acid ac
cumulations from your system. Take
COLD M Kl AL Haarlem Oil Capsules
at Intervals and you will always bo
in perfect working order. You will
feel strong and vigorous. (.Verves and
muscles will bo elastic and your fate
will radlateVo'Uh and health. GOLD
MR DAL Haarlem Oil Capsules are
imported direct from the laborator
ies at Haarlem, Holland.
They are not a patent medicine,
but a guarantied remedy which ban
been used by the sturdy Dutch for
over 2 tin yean; and which has helped
them to develop Into one of tiic
strongest and hea'thicst races in t lie
world. (Jet thcr.i from your druggist.
Do not take a Mihstltute. In sealed
packages three sizes. Adv.
China Herb Storm
Herb euro tar earache, headache,
catarrnh, Oiptlierla, sore throat,
lung trouble, kl.lnuy trouble, etomacb
trouble, heart trouble, chills and fev
er, crampj, coughs, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast
cured all kinds ot goiters. NO OP
ERATIONS. Medford, Oregon, Jan 13. 1917
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
This Is to certify that I, the un
dersigned, had very Bevero stomach
trouble and haa boen bothered foi
several years anil last August was not
expected to live, and hearing of Giro
Chung (whose Herb Store Is at "U
South I'ront street, Medford) I de
cided to get horbs for my siomaoh
trouMo, and 1 Ktorted to feeling bet
tor as soon as I lined them and toda)
im n well ninn and caa heartily rec
ommend anyouo afflicted aR I wad tr.
see Ciin Chung and try his iltrbs.
(Signed) W. It. JOHN30N,
Witnesses:
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. 1.1. Holmes, Kagle Point,
Win. Lewis, Eagle Point .
V. 1,. Chlldreth, Eagle Point,
C. R. Moore, Kade Point.
J. V. Vrlntyre, Eagle Point,
Geo. n. Von der Hollen. Kagle Point.
Tl'os. K. Nichols, Tingle Point.
Krlclnv. June SNili. Vp Sntlim li
Special Tire Sale
lVn'nniiie S;iiui,ia , LNtrd lir t. and i on: n uini: to and li" iiniL !
Si.s. Tiv.i.l.
" X :i N.m Skill
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I.: X i
Fii's :M X ; and ::o X :!'.. are guaranteed fur 7""0 miles: all
others for K !"' nillfn. ailjuitinenls being mad by in.
The Valley Garage
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HURRAH!
Tlie War is Over
! Past statl.-tii- show that after oarli
;W;t real estate has advaiueil frnm
u (r. - ;e r lent. Coed times are
icoirkifi. ilet u:ir autonioliiie rep:'.;r
i .'ii now, sn uu will bo rcaily for the
i'ig r.:sli tli.u Is sure to follow. No
oao in oe.-e ui;ing a car can Ii'.
. "ver;. thing lo l erfootlou without tin
proper tr.a : . i : . . r . We hae the ma
cliiuery, w o li.ne tlie niecbaniis who
, can ma 'to or :it anyllilng. Our prices
jure roa-iim ililo. We allow you to
! help work on 'ir own car Uliile.
our swpfTfiNi. i ,-, bat more can ou
Crater Lake Garage
NOTICE
The Ford Motor Co. will imme
diately resume the manufacture
of cars and will be able to make
delivery in a very short time.
Those first placing orders will
get the first cars.
The supply will be limited, so
place your order early and as
sure yourself of early delivery.
C. El Gates Auto Co.
We close all day Thanksgiving
rrrr.i . r-.m
The Rea
1 Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving Ihis year slmuld lio a ;val Tliaiiksivin;;.
AVc arc r ady In assist yon iti inakinr 1 li.- Dinin'r r. i-oin-lch
surfcss.
Wo offer a few snytvt ions:
Sesdlerj3 F.aisms
Package Figs
Black Figs
White Figs
Heinz Mince Meat
Bulk Ivlince Meat
Boiicd Cider
Candied Citron
Candied Orange Peel
Candied Lemon Peel
Uanned Pumpkin
Fresh Pumpkin
New Walnuts v
Ground Nuts
Soft Shelled Almonds
Brpzil Nuts
Shelled Walnuts
Shelled Pecans
Salted Peanuts
Celery
Cranberries
mm
Wo arc makinp; cv ry effort to have our vegetable (leiart
nieiit eoiiiiilete ill every detail for Tlianksffivintr trade.
Plaeo (irdn s ea.rly fur t!ie
Personal Attention
lies! selections.
Prompt Service
MARSH & BENNETT
Store Closed all T)J1Ann Store Closed a!l
Day Thanksgiving HUI1L z-zy Thanksgiving
m.
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