Medford mail tribune., December 20, 1918, Page 3, Image 3

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' I'OHTI.ANP, Oii D.-U. 2(1. .
f IMrlH t'luni I lie iiiuiiiii;irn of lliu Hod
CrovH iiii-iiiburvli'n ciiiiiiuiiuii art' hIoW
vr t ti it it thi'V mIiuiiUI Ih iiihJ the onrull
un'iil in mil iiiuviiiif n m uulcldv IIM llllll
Uum liom-il. Sliiln Miiiiimiir 11. E.
"Wit hum foul iiiiii iiii'fil Hint Din f'n nil.
Ti'hIm with thn ui'iii'i'ul niilillii. IIitii ik
, tint uri'itliwt liiiimiiiiliirimi iruiini.il
tinn in I ho uni lil nxkinu iiotliliiu lint
moiiilii'riihinHi nil oruitiilr.utiim which
will no down in liiMtorv fur tliu hit
vU'ii i iii'i'l'iiriui'tl In 1 1 id will wur,
ii ml tlii'ni in ii niirl of llm iiulilii!
illHil(iyimr iiKlill'mvncf. ,
; HiiokH'iudiii'HH cm llii niirt of tlm
imliliv in iiiiikinu' ttiti work of Nolicil
van hnnliir. The nimi mid women who
uro Irniiiniiiif from Iioiinu to houxv
lliroiiuliuiit Ui kliilo, nro imikinir a
. Mii'ritii'ii to Nlrivo fur nui'cium in llio
driVa, n nil n lukiitvuriiiiicHH on thu
nnrU of Ilia puhlin in dirn'oiiriiuiint.
Wlnlii uioro thiiu ) 00. ()()() ikmiiiIu Imve
boon nnrollod (in uioiiilioin Hiuoo thu
driva opunvil litxt Mmiiliiv, then
Hhould Imvc lii-fti 'J00.U00 ut IoiihI cii
rollml hclnrc IIiIh date.
In l'ortlnnd, for oxiuimlo. Ilia ru-
KPOIINtl IlUN Ill'Ull llllllOKt llil UlllOllir tllO
otxuimnlH of iipiirtiiivnt Iioiihcn. but
in th riHiiluni'ii diHlrivt the roluniH
lire iiuoil. . It hud boon IioimmI tlint
forltiuid would, of itirlf, enroll liOU.
0U0 but tho work i liillj)in kIioiI.
Tb ulitNiJu poiinlnM uiv tluititf woll
but tlm mlicitorti have liorn oonfrojit
imI bv inll ii-niii condition in innnv
pnrtH of Oinion nnd lliix ilixonxo Iiuh
urovon n Immiicni). On llio other hiiiul
th wentbor hint been idenl for holie
IliiiB eomimred to Hie drive hint venr
when llio workem hint In fnev ono of
llio inoxt tieverv htomiu of the hchnoii.
in the oiiinion of tho nIiiIh iniiunuer
the Hiiceew of Ibtf drive will denend
on the cIohchI inleiiNive oruiiniKulioii.
Some Neittioiiu, like I'miilillii coun
ty, and I'liion, lire nlreiulv iiheiwl of
the. enrollment of venr iiuo nnd lire
htill nddinit nntiiOH. bill there ere other
Miction; which lire behind tlinir record
of 1017. ,
'"Whore ix vmir button?" iH n more
pertinent nuolion now thnn ill nnv
other liire in the ciiiiiimiuti.
A.MHTIOIIDAM, Dec, 20, Tlio nt-,
tomtit of offltori of tho (liirmiiii hitch
noun flout to imiko a niilcldiil itortlu
iilul n ut ilia BrlllHh Ki'und flout licroro
thn itrmlntlco wmi hIkiiuiI In clutruc
Inrlxiid by th llorlln VnrwuurlH n
"tho bint iIiivIIIhIi crlinu umilimt tlm
(iiiniiun puoiilu Hull Heulod tho doom
of llio Pit it -11 i- in it 11 h . " Itefiimil of Iho
milloi'H to ku out nnd riitltl I" niKiird
ed tin Iho firm Mop towtird the (lor
iliiih revolution. Thin m it liny In ilo
Hcl'lliod liy Iho Vorwuortii ph "iiii net
of nl f-l irHMn liy NU.ouu men nttnliiHt
thn vIIIiiIiioiih I'n ii -1 )i r ni ii n plnn.
. "To iiutlnniluml tho iiohHIoii," con
t In ii oh Iho noWHpitner, "It In noccm
nary to u limk to tho fnvorlnli pro
pttKundit by llio I'liii-Clormiiiib lit llio
ond of October for u nocullod niitlon
n 1 fltiht .of do 'ialr. To mivo Iholr
nock they conceived llio Idea of bult
Inir tho pcoplo Into u forlorn hopo
which could only cud In complete,
extermination. Tho deuili of Iho
doomed clKlity IhoiiHiiud did not con
corn IIicho munlucH In whoxe roi kon
Iiik" liiiinnn blood never counted.
Their notion at uillllnry honor wu
that the whole peoplo iihoiilil auffor
thennielveii to bo bulchareil rnllior
tliun undorito Iho hiinie of defeat."
"With their mlnilH Bleeped In the
wornhlp of mlitht Ihoy bail no InklliiK
of the revolullonury current nmoiiK
tho man. They mill Illumined Ihut
Iron dliiclplliio wiu purnmoiinl. Their
riandlnh plan wna to (01111 out the
Hlilpn to bo ancrlflcod to Iho Inst
ahlp. The newn npreuri like wlldflro.
" 'At Ihfe InM kIoko or the war uro
we all to bo killed?' Iliey nuked.
"Tho officer haraiiKiied, cnjolod.
In vain. Threo 1 1 111 oh the order was
Klvcn. It was n difficult ponitlou for
men with no hacking bur their feci
Inn uf nalltlarlty. A tboiiHiiiul wore
Imprisoned at Wllhelinhnven. The
choice between freedom and tmprlK
nnment was not difficult. It was
revolution. It wiih tho Irony of fato
Ihut tho Pnn-tiermatui, with what
wan to bo their lust dunpemto blow,
ultoulii lhouiKCl.veH have sturtcd tho
conflaKratliin. It wng thin lut, devil,
lull crlmo nKalnm the (iiirmun people
thnt ncalod their doom."
NBW YORK, Doc. 20.Thfl Unit
ed Hlato army Irannport Henry K.
Miillory arrived today with 1401
Amerlctin Holdliim from Dordcitux.
Nino hundred and ono were nick or
wounded, Tho unlta alioard were
liiuidiiiiirtor, niinltury and ordnance
dispartnienlfl, hciidiiiurlorn company,
mipply company, bund and dnlach
meiilH' of batlcrleii A and.l) of the
H.'lrd reKlmcnt Mold Artillery, com
prlKliiK ton offlcem and 4112 men;
und heiidiiiarlerii of tho UDth Field
Artillery brlKudo, comprlKlitK three
officem and fili men. The nick and
wounded comprlHCd 32 nffbom nnd
HMD nuin of whom 30 uro bed-ridden,
alx tubercular, ono montitl cane and
KK4 rciiulrliiK no xpeclal allcnllon.
Tho transport Manchuria from
Hret, curryliiK 158 orflcers and
4003 men, also urrlvcd today. Bhe
carries 1.1 officers und 02 men of tho
both Field Artillery: 04 officers and
Kill men of Ilia 110th Hold Artillery;
r, 1 officers and I4r2 men of tho
117lh Klold Artillery; 10 officers
und lift men ofvtho 31st cnvnlry; 10
officers and 50 men of tho lOillli in
munltlon train; IK men headquarters
company, 02nd Infantry brlKudc; 10
casuul officers and DGG sick and'
wounded. v
Another arrival was the White
Btnr liner Meunnllc from Liverpool,
nmoiiK whose 3)0 passengers were a
number of American, AiiRlrulian and
Canudlun army and naval officers
and Y. M. C. (l. and Ited t.roau wor
kers. An Italian trade commission com
posed of Colonel IIuko I'lzearctlo and
Lieutenant Anxclo Kanclll also was
uboard.
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PAID BY RAILROADS ! DEMOCRAT S DISCUSS
? SAN' KHAXCISCO, Dee. aO.-Ueso-lulionn
direclinu Ilia climinalioii of
nil l'ucilie const duck ehuruex for
i.hiuparH of IraiiH-eontliinentiil freiithl.
were adopted nt n iiieclini: here loduv
uf riiilmnd ndiiiiniMtrnlion officiiilH,
port nl'licltilti nnd ehainber of com
merce representative nnd Hhiiuuiit'
interoHt.q in Cnlilorniii, Orouon nnd
Wnnhiimlon. Tho meeiinir wan culled
In consider the Hlaiidiirdir.ation of
port chnriien fur I'noil'in consl portH.
All of tho cmistwiHU ports were rep
resentfd wilh Iho exception of Ta
(omn nnd Vancouver, It. C.
. The rcrfolutionn iirovided that the
chnrucH should he iibsorbed bv the
railnind nnd Hienmsliln linei.
. The port nnd rnilroml administra
tion officials present were directed
la submit the rcKitlulinns to their
anvcrmnc bodies for final action. A
nicotine in to ha culled n soon an nil
of. the nucneim interested have acted,
nt which lime 11 plan for mil tine tlio
new condition into effect will be
drnwn un.
LVKWPOIIT NEWS. Vs., Dec. 20.
Tho transports Martha WashliiK
ton and Mercury came Into port to
day brlnKing home from France 3720
officers nnd men, Including COO
wounded.
The 05th Field Artillery an the
Military, uccordlnK to local author
ities Is not the 05th, C. A. C. In which
so many Medford boys are members.
ilOXOI.ru:. T. II.. Die. 20. One
Kectiou uf the .luiiuncre pence (lelcif.-i-tioii
arrived here loduv en routu to
Sun Krniicmeo, The imrlv included
I!aron N. Mnkino mid fJencrnl Xnrn
and Vice Admiral Tiikimhitfi, leaders
of the iiiililurv nnil nnvnl Kcctiiuix.
There urn iiliout '10 ineinbcrs in the
pnrlv.
Anolbcr Kcctiiin including Afiirnuin
Hnionji, who IihiiiIm .liipiin'H pence ih'ik-
Hiun, will meet them in Pnria. The
muniuix ix uoinu bv wnv of the In
dian ocean route.
The ileiifirtitro nf Hie delcL'ation
from .luimn wan dclaved because of
the ill heiillh of Huron Mnkino. Jiuron
Miikimi rel'tised to be interviewed re
vnrdini; the peace prournin outlined
bv Jiipiin. Mtvitiv it was iniDroper.
worthies und foolish to discuss the
subject now. lie did wiv. however,
that "Japan toduv is no k-si in accord
with her nllies mid friends in America,
f I rent Ilrilnin, France. lScleiitm nnd
Itnlv than she has been from t lie d.iv
she entered the war on their side. We
are seekinu to nssils our friends con
clude 11 just, honorable pence and if
we can contribute nnvihimr which
nut v briiiL' iihotit such rcndiiiKlineiil
us will enable the world to free it
self from the burden of war. our mis
sion will Iwivcbcen accomplished."
FEDERAL CONTROL OF MILK
RELINQUISHED BY G0VERNENT
- n-" in
XK.W YOKK. Dec. 20 I'cdenil
control of the distribution nnd price
of milk has been leliimuislicd bv the
t'liited Slates I'ood adniinistrulioii. it
was aiiniiiineed tmliiv ut 11 eon f crence
between slntu und cilv, federal food
administrator und representatives of
the dairymen ' leii'-'iie and null: dis
tributors in the city.
I The Christmas Spirit
The Christmas Spirit
- Abounds at Johnson's
Christmas shonnina is in full swlna at our store. Manv beauti
ful and valuable articles have been wrapped and laid awav for the
aladsorr.e occasion.
Shoppers are findinn it orofitab'e a: veil as convenient to buv
their Christmas aifts here, for the reason that we have a splendid'
assortment. Our prices are verv low and we trv to assist vou with
a coirit of accommodation in makim approoriats selections.
We will sell vou the diamond, if you will compare the auallty
and price. . " 1 : .;
JOHNSON, The Jeweler
WAS1IIXGTOX. Dec. 20. Senator
I,odt;e of Massachusetts, the republi
can leader, in nn nddres to the sen
ate tndnv iidvocutcd postponement ot
! the formation of 5. lenuiic of nations
iinlil niter the pence conference, lie
saij the nucr.tiou hhould be considered
onMnr-titlv nnd later.
All Choked Up With Catarrh?
Why Continue Makeshift Treatment?
WIASlllXCiTO.V. Dec. 20. Meas
ures 'lo compel Kovernment depart
ment heads to reduco expenditures
were discussed today by tho sonnta
democratic sleerlnx comnilltco. No
action was taken, but It was said
there was Ronornl disposition lo un
dertake sonio move toward bringing
about greater oconomlee In tho rond
Juslment to a penco basis.
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
Sprays and douches will never
cure you.
Catarrh is annoying enough when
it chokes up your nostrils and air
pasnncs, causing painful and diffi
cult breathing and other disfom
forts. Uut the real danger comes
when it reaches down into your
lunk'i. fc
This is why you should at once
realize the importance) of the proper
treatment, and lose no time ex
perimenting with worthless reme
dies which touch only the surface.
To be rid of Catarrh, you must drive
the disease germs our of your blood.
Splendid results Have been report
ed from the use of S. S. S., which
completely routs from your blood
the Catarrh germs, for which, it is
a perfect antidote. J
S. S. S. is sold by all druggists. ,
If you wish medical advice as to the
treatment of your own individual
case, write to-day to Chief Medical
Adviser, Swift Specific Co., Dept.
Ii. Atlanta. Ca.
Buy Useful and Appreciative
Christmas Presents
for All the Family at
West Side Pharmacy
Useful Christmas
sains t
LADIES' SHOES
Brown Patent X. 13. topv $6.50
Brown Russia Calf, cloth top 6.85
Black Vici Kid, military heel $6.50.
Black Vici, French heel... .$-1.50
Black Vici, military heel ..$5.00
Brown Vici, X. B. to), military heel
$7.00
LADIES' PELT SLIPPERS
For Christmas , in black, tan, olive
drab, blue, green and pink: Very rea
sonably priced at $1.35 to $1.65
. LADIES' WAISTS
Taffeta Silk and Georgette Crepe
$4.95
Others in Voile. Swiss and Lawn, at .
$1.25, $1.38, $2.50
FOR MEN
Silk Shirts ..-..:....$3.50 and $5.00
Dress, Shirts 85d, $1.25, $1.35
and $1.85 '
Flannel Shirts $2.50, $3.85, $4.50
Mens' Ties ....25, 50.. 75, $1.00
Mens' Hats $1.50, $2.25, $2.85-
$4.00
Union Suits .l..$1.75, $2.25. $2.85
Men's Slippers....85, $1.50, $198
SUIT CASES AND BAGS
$2.50, $3.25. $5.50, $8.00,
$10.50, $15.00
Umbrellas in Gingham. Mercerized
and Silk $1.50. $2.25, $3.00 to
. $6.00-
MENS' and BOYS' GLOVES and
MITTENS
A fine sample line of wool and lined
Gloves and Mittens from 50d to
.,:; $3.50
Medford Sample Store
USED
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CADILAC
A Bargain at $1000, priced at $750
STUDEBAKER-Six A Bargain at $1200, priced at $850
FORDS
A Bargain at , $550, priced at $395
A Bargain at $650, priced at $525
A Bargain at $1000, priced at $900
A Bargain at $700, priced at $595 ; s
A Bargain at $350, priced at $265 M ;
-Good Delivery Cars, Roadsters and good Touring Qirs. Fvery one a bargain
Also carload of FORPSON TRACTORS unloaded today
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