MEDFOlfri TfATti'' ftrtTCTWti, MtiTiFORD. 0"RF1flO-N,( TTTITTcSDAY. DTCOftMllETl 12, 191B
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THE "FLU"
URGES GIGANTIC
CANAL TU JOIN
LAKES TO EAST
Secretary Redfield In Annual Ronort
Poirtts . to Need Hune; Federal
Waterways Alona Atlantic Coast
Conectinq . With Chicago Great
Prosperity With Proper Methods
CO
DONG BOUTS OF
ALLIED TROOPS
..When vour bnc-k is broke and your
"' ' i oves arc blurred, .
And your shin bones knock nnd Your
. toiiKUe is .furred, ., .
And your tonsils snucnk and your
linir sets drv. ,;
And vou?ro donironc sure thai you're
. stoma to die.
But you're skcerod you wont and
.- t nlruid vou will, . ..
Just drac to bed and have your chill
And prnv (he Lord to see vou through
tor you've sot the 11 u. bov; j
... " You've cot the Flu.
When vour toes curl uu and your belt
eoes .slack, . , -
JVnd you re twice as mean as a
Thomas cat. : '
And life is Jong and a dismal curse
And your food nil tastes like a hard
i , boiled hearse;
mien vour lattice nciies and yonr
j. ; . head s a-buzz, -
And notJiintr is as it ever was.
Here are mv sad regrets to vou
Yo've sot the Kin. bov. .
, , You've cot the Fin.
-Wi'.ii-i? V'i";-.' . ' ' '
Vhut is it like, this Spanish Flut '
Ask mo, brother, for I've been thru
Jt is mv Misery out of Despair:
u.piuis vour leeta and curls your
.: hair; ..
It thins your blood and brays your
. - - . bones; .. . . ..... . . :
It fills your craw with moans and
' sroans. . - 1 . -And
.sometimes. mavb. rou eet well
Some call it Flu-but I call it.H
HUN ARMP SUPPORTS EBERT
(Continued from page one.)
been stripped of all its power, despite
the (act that It was originally
planned that all power should reside
In Its hands.; The newspaper says
the, committee protested against the
. march of troops into Berlin yester
day and today, but that its protest
like its demand that the troops be
disarmed was ignored by the cabinet.
The Red Flag apparently exagger
ates tho situation but there seems no
doubt that the executive committee,
which has 'been drifting steadily
toward the extremo radical side no
longer 'Occupies tho dominating posi
tion which it had in the first days of
tho revolution,. . , . . .,. .,
DEMANDS POLICY BE OUTLINED
(Continued from page one.)
information will Jjok nsknnce at one
so- lost as to ask the facts 'coneorn
inr; Russia and olir participation in its
affairs.- Hut those "of ns who are
neither llolshcviki nor in svnipatliv
with Kohihcviliism, of course, would
he uniit to sit here if Ave feared to
pursue h legitimate inquiry'."
' Thanks to tlio lied Cross
f I take this means to thank tho
Hed Cross of your city for the aid
rendered the family of my brother
during their sickness and sorrow. 1
fully, appreciate this help rendered
my, dead .'brother's, family which 1
1triowi was given in true American
spirit so charaetcrislic of the good
ladles in this service. 1 1 also wish to
thank any .others who may have
given assistance to them, almost
striingers, in your city.
J. N. TIIIBSSART,.
234 ' : Postmaster, Orlando, Cal.
' 1 ' ' Omaha Strike Over.
fWAHA. Neb. Dee. 12. SlriKins
ear' men of the Omaha and .Council
Illufts Street, railway voted, a Labor
Temple, this' liiornine, to ' return to
work, v This' ended the strike winch
. hnenn rtine dnvs imoi f
WASHlNClTO.Ny Doc 13 Expan
sion of the bureau of foreign and do
mestic commerce to enable it to give
effective aid to American manufac
turers and merchants In taking full
advantage of after-the-wtir . world
trade opportunities is tho chief rec
ommendation of Secretary Red field
In his annual report made public to
day. -
. The secretary also reiterates his
approval of the proposed develop
ment of a government owned infra
costal waterway to link up the great
cities of the east, from the lakes to
tho coast and down the Atlantic sea
board., ., .; ..' ,
: Tremendous Development
Dealing witU post-war trade and
the part the bureau of foreign and
domestic commerce can play, the re
port emphasizes especially the need
for additional commercial attaches
and trade commissioners. Tho bal
ance of trade in favor of the United
States for the fiscal year 191S was
S2,9S2,226,238; the total of the mer
chandise export trade was S5.92S,
2S5.641 and of the Import trade $2,-
946.059.403.
"Measured by the economic needs
of the country and by the graVe re
sponsibilities of post-war competi
tion," the report says, "the bureau
should be expanded substantially In
every branch of service." .
"A wisely liberal preparation now
will mean millions of Income some
day to this country, will mean Indus
trial prosperity for our labor, and
will mean strength for our economic
structure against advorse conditions
or -sharper competition from any
quarter. Xo country has excelled us
in the typo of commercial service
which we have for six years past ren
dered to the business community.
and this position should be maintain.
ed by ns regardless of our temporary
obsorption in military defense."
: Tremendous Cmial Urged
Of the Inland waterways' Secretary
Redfield says: -
"An important step forward, which
will be of great advantage to our
commerce, was taken when the dlroc-
tor;general,of railroads assumed, on
behalf of the government for the per
iod of the war, the operation of the
Cape Cod and the Deleware and Rari-
tan canals, the latter being operated
in connection with the New - York
state barge canals. Every economic.
military, and naval argument -points
to the importance of the earliest pos
sible development of a government-
owned waterway corresponding with
what is commonly known as the At
lantic intracoastal - waterway, con
necting all the great cities of our At
lantic seaboard with one. another,
with the New York state waterways,
reaching to the Great Lakes and Lake
Champlain, and with all the rallroad
torminals along our eastern coast. -
Such a waterway, safe alike from
the effects of storms and from the
acts of enemies, would toe. a great as
set to the nation if it were available
today. Tho development of the use
of our internal waterways having
been taken over by tho railroad ad
ministration, this department retains
an interest in them only because ot
their effect in promoting our commerce."'.
PRINCE EITEL, FREDERICK ;
CHARGE OF KAISER'S CASH
COPENHAGEN. Dec. ' 12. The
German imperial revenues for Decem
ber, it is reported from licrlin. have
been paid to all the former roval pcr-
soniiKes -remaihimr irt Germany who
arc entitled to them. 'fhe Vos-
sischo Zeitunst navw the former Ger
man emperor butt authorized Eitcl
Frederick, his second soil, to repre-
cnt him in all matters con:ernin; the
former imperial house.
Peruvian Minister Leaves. ,
LIMA. I'eni. Dec. 12. Dr. Fran
cisco ludeia, lormer reruvian for
eign minister, lias suiled tor Wash
ington to usHiiiiie his post as tirst Pe
ruvian ambassador to the: tmilcu
btates. ...I-,..,
i Report Milner to Resiqn. r
LONDON. Dec. 12.-The Daily Im
press this -.irmrnimr . nays : it under
stands "Viseoiinlllilner. secretary of
state", ior'wuf; israuoiifco mut stlio
iroverniiind . . .
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED-r-Nni'BO, man or ' woman.
Cull (I84-J2. Kale McAndrews.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
tjBAWni AM your vrnjnrMtfor a
I'lll. in Kcd sad tloM raeullcV
)wta, tcultA ntih BIuo Rlbt-oo. '
Totio no othfr. Kut of your "
Drutrrit. AikfortlU-lJirKkTKirB
I1IAmOAI it IA H PlXS. tor llli
yrj-iwnftS&ejt,naft,AlwY3Relldjl
SOLD bt WJUGySTS EVERYWHilRE
' ' nSy AflBlont. ' ; , i
ft eOVTi E-MVELBOn.
, Phono X. 47 nd il-jm,
Automobile Hearse SrrJo, :
LONDON, Wsdnesiluv, Dee.
Thc loams of tho Auievivuu Aruiv und
Nuv.v, the Hritili ArmV und NuW and
the CaiiadUin Army wero bimelied
olsly ut tin) end of the first day of
the boximr lournniueut liere. "
:The luiinl scores at the close of (tie
fu'st duv tnniitht were:,'. ' .
Biitisli nriuvt 21; '.British A'uniun,
2t; Hritish Nuvv, lilKi: United .States
Navv lliX): I'uitcd States Armv mid
Caniida, 1U each; Australia, Now Zea
land and South Africa trailiuur.
In addition to the other boats in
the; inter allied boxinsr tnurnameiit
held toduv which were reported, F. C.
Lnnoy, of the American navy, defeat
ed Corporal Hiimhnm ,ot Canada.
Both men were teutherwoichts;
Kddit Coulon, of the American
arniy. beat J. Dtivies. of the Uritish
navv m tha featlierweiiiht division.
LiubtweiL'ht. Gamester of the Uritish
royal nir force, defeated Kdilie Shan
non of the 'American nrmv.. C. Do
Inney. of tho American iiavv, beat
Wilkinson of the Uritish navy in the
middleweight contest.
In the lusKt-henvVweiclit '. division
Wrinir of tho Rritish army beat llerrv
Greb ot the American navy of Pitts-
bnra. Michael O'Dowd of the Amer
ican navy, of St. Faul, beat Harold
Ralph, of Canada, on points. Eddie
MeGoortv of tho American nrmv. of
Oshltosh, Wis., defeated Chorroeks of
South Africa, on points. It was the
first .appearance in the toiunument
of MeGoortv and O'Dowd.
CANCEL ALL WOODEN
SHIPS UNDER 200.000
WASHINGTON", Dec. 11. Cancel
lation of all outstanding, contracts
for , construction of wooden ships
where builders have not spent more
than $200,000 yn a ship has been de
termined upon by the shipping board.
This applies to yards on the At
lantic, .Gulf and Pacific coasts. Con
tracts for 160 ships ot this type wcro
suspended recently, and many of
theso are affected- by the decision tho
officials on the hoard would not at
tempt today to estimate, the number.
GENERAL STRIKB
IN CUBA RESULT
' i . ' " ; -V,-.
WASHINGTON. Dee. , Tutor.
nialiou reachiiiir the slate department
odav indicated that tho ifoueral strike
called iu Cuba, a result of I, W. W
and euouiy uronnuaiuia. iho rcuur
said oittex was ueiua maintained iu
iilfoctcd districts. . . .... x
Ao'ordiu to this report the strike
cull for railroad ami electric com
pany employes still is ill effoe. No
information wns eiven as to men aa'
tunllv out further than a mention of
taxi drivers, and traction employes
at Havunu und Matnnxas. '
ttAVAMA, vem.. 1)1. Tliera was
some iniproveinent today in tho sit
nation here due to the eountrv-wulo
ircnerul svmpathetie. strike. Commer
cial establishments opened today tiT
ter President Menoeal had wsliud u
proclumatiun deelnriiur that their li
censes would, bo revoked if thev re
muinod closed; . - ,
Some street eai-s were riuiumir with
soldiers or policemen nctim; us motor-
men. Convicts are beinir used to ro-
hevo the eomiestion on tha wharves.
i The uiembera. of the vurions an
ions, however, displayed no intention
of returniiur to worki
PORTLAND, Dec. 11 Six wooden
ships now under construction at the
yards ot the G. Jf. Standifer Con
struction company here probably will
be affected toy the order of the ship
ping board's order, offfcials of the
company said today. Several ships
of the Coast Shipbuilding - company
and some at other yards in the Port
land district . will be affected, it is
expected.
GOTTONIDRQPS $4 A
BALE iN 5 MINUTES
. WASHINGTON. Dec. 11. Tho to
tal production of cotton in tho Uni
ted States for the season of 1918-10
will amount to fj.595,520,000 pounds,
not includinir Iinters and enuivalcnt
to 11,7.00,000 bales of 500 pounds
Kross weieht. the ucpartment of nan
culture today announced in its final
report of the season.
NEW ORLEANS. La.. Dec. 11.
Tho department bf aericulture's final
cotton production report todav caus
ed a drop df between $il nnd $-1 a hule
in most active months oi the cotton
futures hiurket here. Diirim; the first
five minutes ot tradihar following an
nouncement of the report, prices fell
05 to 88 points. ' '
' Golf Chamnionshins Resumed.
NEW YQIUC "Dec. 11. The Metro
politan ,Go!f ' association decided ot
its annual meetinir last niirbi to r.
suiiie the championship niatchcs winch
were suspended when the Liu ted
Stales went into' the war.
Heat Skin -Dhscizca .
It is unnecessary for you to suffer with
eczema, blotches, ringworm, rashes and
skin troubles. A little zemo.
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
$1.00 for extra large bottle, and promptly
applied will usually give instant velief
irom Itcmng torture, ii cieansea bhu
soothe3 the skin and heals quickly ana
effectively most skin diseasesi
Zemo is A wonderful, penetrating, dis
nnnenrinff linfiid and is soothine to the
most delicate skin.' It is not greasy, is
easily applied and costs little. Get it
today and save all turtner aisiress.
The li. W.Rose Co., Cleveland, O.
xt
JOHNSON
1 for' ,
DIAMONDS
We invite a comparison
ox quality and price.
CHICAGO, Dee. 12. Inspection of
windows and doors in the psvtho-
pntluc hospital toduv failed to no
count for the mvsteriotib disappear
ance of Miss Madehno Leslie. Ar
rested durimr n sennco of spiritual
ists, Miss Leslie was sent to the hos
pital when she claimed to uossess (he
power to vanish, into thin air." This
she seemed to have done, hospital au
thorities said. .
GERMAN LOOT FROM
RUSSIA IN PARIS
. PAH1S, Dec. 12. Gold . recehed
from Russia by the Germans amount,
ing to more thau'J 60,000, 000 has ar
rived in Paris and been deposited. In
tho Bank of Franco, the French min
istry of Flnanco announced today.
The money is credited to tho com
mon account of the allies In confor
mity with the terms of .the.armls-
tiee.W " - '-'. -n : .;-(! : If : '
$100 Reward, $100 ')
The readers ot this paper will !
pleased to learn that thero Is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to -euro In all Its stages and
that Is catarrh. Catarrh being greatly
Influenced by constitutional conditions
requires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Medicine .Is takca Internally and
acts thru the Blood on the Mucous Bur
faces ot the System thereby deotroylns;
the foundation of the dHease, -giving the
patient strength by building up the con
st'.tntlon and assUtinn nature In doing Its
work.. . The proprietors have so much
faith In the curative power of Hall's
Catarrh Medicine that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that It falls
to cure. Send for list of testimonials.
Address P. J. CHENEY 4 CO., Toledo,
Ohio. Sold by all Druggists, 76c.
WHEN you own a watch
with the name "G'ucn"
on the dial, you own the finest
: modern example of Swiss watch
. making art with the complete
service of an American 'organi
zation behind it,
Martin J. Reddy
T'or Watches of Qtinllty and
. . Style. I'hono HI
r i
(ideal)
For Christmas
$2.50 to $12.00
Xon-lcakalilo and self-filler In one,
HfcrlltiK and gold mounting. VL.
chaiiKcnblo after Tfxnok lit any .Water,
man dealer until owner has a porfoct
fit." '
Medford Book Store
The followimr (aNiialties nro report
ed hv tho uomuiHHtlinut uteneral of thu
Anierieiiu oxpeditionnrv forces'
Killed in nut ion, -I-IT i dieil of
woiuuIh, IttSs died of iiwident and
other viiuses. U:. died of lun'ophtno
aeeident,' threes died of diseitHOt 'JHUi
woumled'sevorelv, l ll l i wounded. iUn
irroe fimdelermint'il, Ttli; wountled
sliuhtlv, a-'ltii missiiiit in 'iietion, "ao8.
Total. S!8tt5. ; v, n r .;:-,'
CONVICTS AT WALLA WALLA
DYING At RATE OF 4 A DAY
, AVALLA V.ALLv. Wrtsh:. Dee. 12.
Two .mora deulliB ot convicts In
the sltilu penitent iiii'V were reporled
toduv. Ill'illL'iliiV I !l total for thu nasi
six days up. to '-I, or n nvefuKO of
tour per day.
Until those reported liwlnv iri frnin
Spokane eouutv. . ,
Killed dipt, llowiii'd D. Jlimhes
Stmttlu. Wush.i Sot'tt. Wm. A. Hunt-
initton, l.os AnueltiH, Clil.i I'rivittu Jo.
sepli Sidney, Sun li'rimemco.
Died from wounds Nerir. Josepli
I'', Talk'. Oakland. Calil'.: Curu. Mar.
no J. Johiison, Sun Kianciscoi i'rivittu
C'lmrloy K. Shiumoti, Kieo, WuhIi,
Hied ot, disoaspl'i'lviilo l'liui Jo
soph I'Mwnrdx, Los . Aimeles, t'ltl.l
wo: Viueeiit K, Olnrk, Viillejo, Onl.
HALF BILLION ISSUE LOAN
' CERTIFICATES DATED DEC. 19
, aUsIUNCITON; Pe.ti Anolhei'
hUfreeldv Ishiio of loiin eoi'lil'ieillos of
indcllUidncss (if $50tl,(irn,!l(H) or more
heuriiiL' iVt -per rent inleresl, w
announced toduv hv the treasury. 'I lie
oortilU'Hto will be dated Dcel'iiilmr
ID, piivuhlu next May -0 and Niih-
seriptioti books will cIomu Lleeenihor
H.:, 't ) ..;
r SV ,'1"
Luncheon Suggestions
Serve' Snow ' Flakes tlie dainty
salted -rackcr; with bouillon
sardines creamed fish, salads,
4Wclsh rarebit, etc.t v
Don't ask for .Crackers, say Snow
Flakes.'
Your grocer can supply "you..
V
WOMAN'S DANGER PERIOD
Tlrw period hulweuii ttn'ly.flvo uiul
(Uly.flvu yeui'H of into Iu Hiilil to ho u,
ci'IhIm or duiiit(!l''iim'loil In woman's
Jlfo wlilcli toiil i her Cor lim' f II ikihm (u
uonllnuti tu tho lut'ii. 11 In then Unit
Dho Miid'oiii' front uuch uuiioylilK
symptoms m hnai-rinslitMi, . nnrvou
tii!Kn;'hVniliuh(!K, 1 "lha hluon,'! ,; on
tlfoiid of I ni pen dl on mil, or noiuu.diir
11111111 OinoilKti In lim HyHltUiij bqepmal
iiellvo. V.'hoii n Woiuaii IS iniHHlln
(lirouuh tliln orlnlii Ihufn In one trio J
and tnitvrmiindy, l,ydla R. Pliillhum'n
VcRouihlrt ' t'tiinnouiidt whlgh , iiflfr
forty yiur of naoduw la .now eoimlil
orod tlio iiiiliiilurd rohiudy for, won
mi's alliitanlui . 1, , w i.AUy.
PROCLAMATION
To the Residt'iiis of Central Point and rii'initv:.'f ,
ltocotriuziiiii thtis fact that tho dread .influcnzar iut in
so prcvalcnt all ovci' the ('mint rv is ffisontiallv a "crowd"'
disease, and wishing to do everything in our iiower, to pre-
vein n ii'oiu spj'iiatung in our cojuiiuiniiy, we Jicrcoy ihsuc
the following: orders: - :-.
Tiiat all pnhlu; OTitlierniL's oi anv kind, AVith the ex
ceptioh of the Hed Cross "Workers, bvj discontinued for the
present. The Reel. Cross Chapter. will be allowed to con
tinue necessary work under special sanitary precautions.
That school children while out of school must stay
within the, limits of their own door yards, unless specially
sent somewhere hy tlieir parents. . , :
,.' That all cases of severo Icolds or influenza. must bo
reported to the Mayor at once,' by some member of the
tamily or by the attending physician, and a strict quaran
tine, will , be- at once enforced. ,; . . i ;. ,
And whereas in San i'rancisco. and other cities where
J.l n j i oi t i - t i i - i tii
tue wearing or trie line masKS nas ocen oongatory. it nas
lrovcn to be a i) per cent preventative, we hereby order,
That all persons wlien leaving their door yards must wear
a tlu mask. -. '
That all clerks in stores and publie biiildiuirs must
wear a flu mask. - .
That all pt.'i'soiis passing through, our town or stopping
on our streets must wear a i'lu riiaski . ' .' v ' , ''
That the Citv Marshal is htsro'bv instructed. to vresi:
and. bring to trial all violators of these orders, and the
same will be prosecuted under the state laws, for the pres
ervation or. Jieaitn in the state or uregon. v
; e earnestly Urge tho co-operatibn of all parents and
itizens in making these orders effective, and so keep our
city free from the dread Spanish influenza.
W. A. (JOWLBY. Mavor. '
1)11. McAl. M, DOW, llealtli Officer.
(,'cntral Point, Ore., Dec. 12, 15)18.
It's Making a Hit
' , ', ,
Our floiir has just that favorite quality tho
goodness that pleases. 1 , '
It is making new friends all the time,
: If you have not tried it orcler a sack of VILMO
from your grocer today; v-. .
Rogue t Valley' Mill Co.
Early
V: Shopping
Careful
Shopping
TK0$E aro botli iiood sua
oestloiis tlihs Christmas.
E;irly-6lioiiiilnii, relieves con-
fleslioil : In ; tW; Bedford
stores. 1 Caroful , shopplnn
eliminates wtnto.
You'll flirt vour checks
drawn on tho' FIRSt NA
TIONAL ncceiitnlile at all
shoiis and storus.
Wiri. G. tall President. ,
K9
MEDFORD, ORE,
CAP1AUIOOOOO
imimhititnTnnTnninriiii
,OIJ5.TIME COLD, CORE
a , DEINK EOT TEAL
1.1,1, .1. t.i-Mt...,,
CJet.' o timll pnokaRO of itnniljtifir
rtrimt '1'ijrt itt any ilmrmacy. 'l"nk a
talili')!K)oiiiil of i In' ton, put a i'u of
imllliur WttK'r iiin It, ioiir through a
nlavo und drink a teacup full ut any
tlmo during tha day or Uvfora rntlrlnij.
It Im the moKt euVHIvci wny to break
a rold and euro Krli, a It ()wh" Mh
po'rrn of tlic skill, ri'lluvlnif ooii(fetlon.
Mho loonona tlui bowolH, hus brflnklj4(
up m rold. 'eta ' '
Try It tlu urxt tlmo you suffer fivni '
a colli or tint Frrin, U is liwxprnslve
and antlrvly vcuuluule, tboruforo mla
and liarnilam.'' 1 . ' '
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RUB RHEUMATISM FROM
STIFF. ACHING J(
IS
Sub Soreness from joints and rauioioa
with a small trial bottle of , old ,
.' St, Jaoobs Liniment '
Stop "donlnif" IthBiinintlami '. f ;
H'h pain only i not oiib caso In (Iffy
rc(ulrc liitiirnal trnatmnnt, Jtub
noothlnw, pcnutrailnp; "St.. Jacobs Mn.
incut" rlKht on thu "tender npot," and
by tho tiiiie you say Jack Rnbitison
out comes tho rheiimatlo palm "St.
Jacob's l.iniiuont" in a harmless rhou
uiatlHm ouro which never limppoliita
and docKii't burn tha akin.' It takes
pain, Hurpaosnv und all ffiiasH from, nnh.
luff Jolht.i, 'nniNulH and bone; atopH
sciatica, lunibuo, baokacbo, nnurulffld.
- Uiiibor up I (jt a 80 oniit bottle . of
old-Mmn, Imneat "St. JnnnVm Liniment"
from any ilnifl' utore, and fn a niomnn't
yod'n bo.freo from pains, achm onrt
HtlfTneHH. Don't Baiter I Hub rliouibo
tlsm uttay. , ,., . .,,
Nothinjf nicer: !or liforc ap
propriate for a gift lhaii -
furs :
Scoi'our big line.
bArtlett