MEDFOKD MATT TTTiTTNT, MF.DFORT), (VRr,flONr. FRIDAY, .TANITAUV 17, 191
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ELIMINATION OF
WASHIXGTONV Jan. 17. Elimin
ation of political influences, which he
said bad "Inevitably been injected
Into consideration" of railroad regu
lation by a commission, was urged
by A. P. Thom, counsel forth Asso
ciation of Railway Executives today
iu continuing his argument for the
establishment of a department - of
transportation before the senate In
terstate commerce committee,
i "When a man reaches the dignity
and responsibility of a cabinet offi
cer," he added, "he Is less subject to
petty political influences and more
likely to decide large questions of
public policy solely to the public in
terest. -
"Under the plan we have offered
the Interstate commerce commission
would be relieved of some of Its bur
dons and would be raised in dignity
as a judicial body. It would act as a
check' both on the railroads and the
department of transportation."
E
. CHICAGO. Jan. 17 The resolu
tions committee of the International
Workers 'Defense Louetie reported a
prbirrum in behalf of . Thomas J.
Mooney today. . . -
The' committee recommended that n
committee of five be sent to Wushinz
ton to demand federal intervention
to free Moonev from prison: a cam
paign of publicity, and, these mens
. tiros-failinir.- to call a eenernl strike
iJnlv 4. first, hpwover, submitting the
strike call to a referendum vote of
workers. ''...
Radicals, who opposed the appeal
to Washington and demanded a gen
eral strik Mny 1. were outvoted in
the committee. The proposed resolu
tions provide that the ' referendum
ahull be completed bv June 1.
REFUSES MILLION
.FORT. WORTH, Tex., Jan. 1 1 7-
The Merrlman Baptist Church of
Ranger which already has acquired
an income of $200,000 a year thru
oil wells sunk in its church yard, has
refused one million dollars for the
right to develop wells fn the grave
yard which adjoins the church, it be
come khown here today. - "
The graveyard now is surrounded
iby oil wells and numerous companies
have made the congregation, wht:li
' has only twenty-nine members, fabu
lous offers for the burying ground.
The congregation has voted that none
of Its members shall profit person
ally by its good fortune but that the
entire Income shall be devoted to the
glory of Ood. One hundred thousand
dollars already has been distributed
among- Baptist institutions in this
state. .i. ; '
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION -
' FOR BRAZIL IN 30 DAYS
BIO JANEIRO. Thursday. Jan. 16.
Nilo Pebhana. . foromn minister;
Altino Aranter nnd Arthur Bernar
defs will 'be. candidates for the presi
dency ai the special elections to lie
held within 30 'lays as a result of the
dentil of President-elect Alves. .
i Was Restless At! Xight
Sufferers from kidney trouble ex
perience backache, rheumatic pains,
aches In joints and muscles and other
tortuous afflictions. E. W. Kitt, R.
F. D. 2, Box 9, Snorters, Ala., writes:
"1 used Foley Kidney Pills as I was
so restless over night with pains In
my bock and side, j They did me good
nnd I truthfully say Foley Kidney
Tills is the medicine for kidney
trouble," : For Bale by Medford Phar
. mocy. ' ; '. -
A' .', A. F. & A.M. :
yy Regular communication Mod-
ford T.odge 3 03, Friday even-
In;, Jan.: 17. Installation and1 re
froshnieiits .'
L. E. WILLIAMS, Secy. .
THE WAY OF
RECENTLY (lie Poi tliiml OiTgoiiimi sunivispil its roiul
ors by dropping pot - partisanship for patriotism.
It commended the president's visit to Era nee as neeessavy
and advoeated the proposed league'of nations as the reali
sation of tho ideals f.r.ifjfiit for by tho Yanks in Franco.
It took tho larger v'i"v that the work of the. peaeo eon
oneo exceeded in invp.oi tt'.nee any other work in I ho world
and lhat tho presence of the president, whoso suggested
program had been universally accepted, was' necessary to
secure a lasting peace at tho conference. For a time, the
Oregonian was a real newspaper.
The patriotic impulse was short-lived, however. Within
a month, the Oregonian was back in the old rut, abusing
the president for everything under the sun and giving him
no credit for anything. All the sins and omissions of con
gress are blamed to his absence, and his return blatantly
demanded. Minor short comings on the part of the army
are distorted and discolored, vicious criticism made by dis
gruntled senators reiterated as gospel truth, and nothing
overlooked to create a spirit of dissention and dissatisfac
tion among home coming discharged troops in the con
temptible hope of securing partisan advantage.
The sudden reversal of the Oregonian 's attitude from
lofty patriotism to petty partisanship was not due, as tho
newspaper alleges, to the realization that congress is com
posed of dubs and incapable, of functioning save for parti
sanship, and that the nation is helplessly adrift and Hear
ing the rocks of disaster, and that only Woodrow 's magic
presence can save it, but due, as events prove, solely to the
editor's return from his trip to Europe.
'."While the editor was kotowing to majesty, which
gracefully permitted him to bask in the shining light of
the royai presence, hobnobbing with near nobility, and
telling Foch how to win tho war, the Oregonian went far
astray, laid aside its bias, took a broad view of events and
gave the president fair treatment.
One can imagine the editor's chagrin upon his return.
During his brief adsence the Oregonian had "gone to hell."
Here was the pot bone-head partisan organ of the vest
failing to stand hitched, showing a gleam of reason aud a
streak of liberalism. There must have been hot tinies in
tho sanctum sanctorum of the Tall Tower. At any rate
no time was lost' in flip-flopping back into the tory col
umn. Hence the Orogonian's frantic efforts to make up
for its lapse from the straight and narrow path of reac
tionaryism hence the universal damnation of AVoodrow
Wilson and the demand for his recall from the peace con
PROVES PUZZLE 10
PEACE CONFEREES
PARIS, Jan. 17. The question of
Russia continues to be one of the
most important before the supreme
council of the peace conference. The
problem at present principally con
cerns how and when she shall be rep
resented before the conference, tor
opinion In conference circles Iu that
Russia must be represented.
The position of the council regard
ing publicity is considered today as
likely to be modified and it is be
lieved with the assembling of the
council today that the press would be
admitted Saturday to hear President
Polncare's speech before the full as
semblage. In such case, however,
the newspaper men would withdraw
when the real business before the
conference was taken up.
The separate representation given
the Eritish colonies in the peace con
ference having unfavorably Impressed
the French colonial world, the Havas
agency has issued a note pointing out
that by reason of the interchange
ability of tbe delegates the French
government can when necessary call
in specially qualified' plenipotentiar
ies, and that thus the different col
ony problems will be discussed with
all the necessary safeguards.
TO ENTER MINISTRY
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 16. Negotia
tions between the Central Soldiers'
and Workmen's council with inde
pendent socialists and social-democrats
with the view to promoting a
joint socialist program have resulted
in tho independents refusing to enter
the government, according to a Ber
lin dispatch received here. . ,
TODAY'S CASUALTIES
Died from wounds: Privates;' Wen-,
del W. Hoffman, Powers, Oro.j Chm.
B. Hutchinson, Roseburg, Ore.. ,
Wounded severely: Sergt.' Bert O.
Broyles, Woodburri, Ore.; ; Private
William W. Wheeler, Redmond, Ore.
Killed' in Action, previously report
ed missing in action: Prlvato Albert
Slatson. Oregon City, Ore. . .
Wounded, degree undetermined,
previously reported missing In ac
tion: Private Lawrence O. Smith,
Buker, Ore. i ?
Returned to duty, previously re
ported missing In- action: Private
John M. Thomas, SHverton, Ore.
Get Rid of That
Persistent Cough
Stop that weakening, persistent cough
or. Cold, threatening throat or lung
affections, with Eckmnn's Alterative,
the tonic and . upbuilder of 20 years'
Fucceiuifiil use. 80c and li.so bottles
from ilruifglEtSi or from
ECKMAN LABOBATOUT, Philadelphia
THE FLIP-FLOP.
COUNTER REVOLT
IIEI.SIXGFOKS. Jan. '17. "A
counter revolution bus broken out in
Petroarad. necordins to reports from
Revnl. nnd the Bolsheviki have start
ed a irenernl hurried retreat eastward
from Ksthonia.
GAS IN THE
IS
ItecommendK Daily Van of MttKnesIn
to Overcome Trimble. Caused
by Fermenting Food and
Acid Indigestion.
Gas and wind In the stomach ac
companied by that full, bloated feel
ing after eating are aim oat certain
evidence of the presence of excessive
hydrochloric acid in the stomach
creating so-called "acid indigestion.'
Acid stomachs are dangerous be
cause too much acid irritates the del
icate lining of tho Btoma'ih. often
leading to gastritis accompanied by
serious Biomacn uicers. r ooa ler
ments and sours, creating the dis
tressing gas which distends the stom
ach and hampers the normal func
tions of the vital internal organs.
often affecting the heart.
It Is the worst of folly to neglect
such a serious condition or to treat
with ordinary digestive aids which
have no neutralizing effect, on the
stomach acids. Instead get from any
druggist a few ounces of Ulan rated
.Magnesia and take a teaspoonful In a
quarter glass of water right after eat
ing. This will drive the gas, wind
and bloat right out of the body,
sweeten the stomach, neutralize tho
excess acid and prevent its formation
and there is no sourness or pain. Bi
surated Magnesia (in milk) is harm
less to the stomach, inexpensive to
take and the best form of magnesia
for stomach purposes. It is used by
thousands of people who enjoy ithclr
meals with no more fear of indiges
tion. Adv.
"mi i couio
Almost as sootr as eaid with
Dr. King's New Discovery
Get a bottle today!
The rapidity with whic!t t!ii fifty-year-old
family remedy relieves couglis,
colds aad mild bronchial attacks is
what haa 1 "pt its popularity on the
Increase year by' year, ,
i This standard reliever of cold3 and
coughing spells never loses friends. It
does quickly and pleasantly what it is
recommended to c!o. One tri:! pu':3 it
fn your medicine cabinet as tibsol'-tcly
indispensable. 60i' crjf. 31.2?.
Bowels Usually Closed?
Regulate them with s?fe, hitc, cox
fortable Dr. King's New Life Pills, .
Correct that bihouanees, headache,
sour stomach, tongue coat, by e.'imin
ating the bowcl-clopgincss. 25c, ' -
JOHN A, PEEL .
Undertaker
rhone M. 47 nnd 47-32 '
Antomobllo Ilenrso Sorvico
' !ady Assistant
82 SOUTH IJARTLKTT
Viito Ajubulunco Service, Coroner
Th milk iPr 0) : So rcft iw'
How ths perfect pancake
formula was wor&eaoirc
Years ago th.e Aunt Jemima people realized
that when a woman mixes psncakes herself
the could never be sure how they would
turn out Some days they mijht be good
but other days, when ho thoui;ht the had
done everything just tlie same the cuke
would turn out fiat, tough and sosy-
To give every woman a way of making enkej
that ruvw come out wonderfully always
light and fluffy and tender Aunt Jemima
, Pancake Flour was created!
The treasured recipe o a famous Southern
cook was adopted as the basis of the for
mula. Long study was put in perfecting
it. Especially ground and blended flours
were used flours that you could not buy ii
a store. And finally, since good pjneakes
need sweet milk, that was added, too (in
powdered form).
No wonder Aunt Jemima Pancakes have
Richer because oflhemila that's in Itf
Stvttt mili, pewdtrrd end mlxid in thtjlsur glvts
jtunt Jtmima Panccktt the Jlaver that hat mtidt
ii'irm America 's favorite breaifait. You nitd add '
nothing but walir to have rich,fu!l-Jlawed catet.
LESS MEA
IF
ID KIDNEYS
HURT
Take a glass of Balur to flush Kidneys
If Bladder bothers you Drink
lot of water.
Eating meat regularly dvmtually pro
duces kidney trouble in eCti form or
other, saya a- well-known authority, bo
cause the uric neid In meat excites the
kidneys, they become orerworked; get
sluggish; clog up aud cause all sorts of
distress, particularly backache and mis
ery in the kidney region; rheumatic twla
ges, eevere headaches, aehl stomach, con
Btipation, torpid liver, slcoplessness,
bladder and urinary irritation.
The moment vour back hurts or kid
neys aren't acting right, or if bladder
bothers you, get about four ounces of
Jad Salts from any good pharmacy;
take a tableapoonful in a glass of water
before breakfast for a few days and your
kidneys will then net lino. This famous
salts is made from the acid of grapes
and lemon juice, combined with lithio,
and has been used for generations to
flush clogged kidneys and stimulate them
to normal activity; also to neutralize the
acids ia the urino go it no longer irri
tates, thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts cannot injure anyone;
snakes a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which millions of men and
women take now and then to keep the
kidneys and urinary organs clean, thus
avoiding serious kidnoy disease.
(100D SPUDS lit $1.!)0 nor 100
AUSTliAMAX IillOWN ON'IONS
, $2.00 per 100
. . For Sale PiV :
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
LIBERTY TAX!
With new Dodgo car, '
'Stationed at 18 N. Front St.
Hnle & r,yon, l'rops,
- l'lione
33
wsjtn li":
such an unusually drlitiot.t flavor no
wonder 120 million Aunt jemima break
fasts were erved last year!
So rjakk aao1 easy and jj naamuing
Aunt Jemima Pancakes have juct the nutri
tious, wholesome clement!! thiit your family
need;! their gluten petccntje ia unusually
hih. They h. t tho food vjlue that Rives
youncsters strong bodies tud plump, rosy
chocks. ' ' .
H:ivc Aunt Jemima Pancakes tomorrow
and some oilier. d.iy have the Buckwheat
Oikos (Aunt Jemima Buckwheat Flour
cornea in the yellow package). Try waffle!
and multius made with the Pancake flour,
too, they're drlioious. Read on any Aunt
Jemima box tup how to get tho famous
Rait Dolls. Aunt jemima Alills Comiwny,
St, Joicph, Missouri.
JUST as the e xt re in euf joy an J
sorrov ' arc felt by Women,
more than by men, so the c
trcincs of "lurd timcc" or pros
perity arc felt moat keenly by the
woir.eM. "
Women, os the huycia Cot Ore
gon horr.es, spend probably more
than A MILLION DOLLARS
A WEEK.
TThinkof tLh treinernlou.i pow-
cr in their hniui ror making Ore
gon grow and prosper!., ,
Home lNnu.Tnt'lr.Atif! oOrtrcoN
MEDFOED IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AMD REPAIR SHOP
Also ucmit for KiiirliiinljM and WurHe
KntriiiiH. ' i i v
17 South Riverslrtd.
, : . -..Special; for 39c ;,'
Ono tulio Iti vnll Toolli I'iihIo, regular pi-ko ln:', 1 Toolli Ili-unli "."e
SPECIAL THIS WEEK a Qc
ONE OF EACH FOR 07
West Side Pharmacy.
Jn.tt ati ' itttr
and you havv
" Tm In totcis
Homy I "
$450-$350
Ho
wo
uses
Ono-tenth actual value. Will n"U
or trudo for slock, machinery or nulo
mobllo, olthor oou or both of my
houses. k'n.Ht front. t'lu"u In. Oui
block from 3. V. priHiiensur dopot.
Tlila Is w.-irehouiiu property nnd some
day will bo valuable. Must rn!no on-il
to run my orliiuds so nunrlflca. Boxi
nmall Investment in tho coiuily. Sue
Owner, 20 Xoilli Pencil street. Tola
phono 781-1..
I'OItT
OKI
'land, uAmwM
A liomollko plueo, nnd con
venient to tho hiinlnosd section
kutou from 1 1.00 up,
lltnlor MunriKemimt of
Itinliiud W. Chllds
- jH-Ui-U.W.V.E;vL.9;i-.. : -,
I HOW Mj j -
Ipftl
I
Shoulder
to
Shoulder
THE wiiinjiu of tlio war
demonstrated tio full value
of co-onerntlon.
roycllicr. wo enn uromote
our (iroituctlun. extend our
markets and dovclop our In
dustrlrS. '
You'tl find tho First Na
tional Diink In the FIRST
ranks of Pronross.
Win. G. Tait. President.
BAHS1-ifl
tNv.iMtriinniminirtniinmnimR.iU
What Motor. Life Is
and What li Will Do
Molurllfe In a ai-liutltla lureparit
( Ion, aud ly ntUllii-t tine nuiira to flv
g.-illoiiii if diuolluw it kIvcih lucreasmi
power to (cnmllno motor ennliien. ro
iiioVHH -iriHKi from tho romliUHlloit
eliumliors nnd valvim and pruvonti It
fiirili'T I o i .li :i 1 1 on . uud rrdueu tin
Kiisnlltiu eoiwiumptlon mora limn on
fmirtli. ' . ';
Mntoili'a Is Mild umlor n molioy
li u ! l..inr:ui!i-i.. la nlo!ulely sav
from la Tin pur runt nt Ranullita,
n'iiinV( nil curium and prevent a r
lopiiK'.t, liii-rn-iHo pownr nnd mllesno,
ln.iiir fii'tf.'rt iRiililoii, (iilclni' pick
UP, leiH effort In elltiililiiK Ml In. cuny
miirilnu and lilt;ln'it mulur offit leney,
AliMiluieiy liiirmlea In any motor.
Mcturllfu U- put. up In huudy tin
roiilKliiem IioIiUiik ona full1 iUurl,
v.-liti.U iiuaiilliy m mifflolnnt to treat
1 00 iciKumt of h ''! i :- S.mt put
puld on r.T.-Ipl of prl. e, S-.00. .
Medford Motor
Life Co.
SlfMS IIAKIUIVI.h
.Vit'ili Itiiti'l.
Mi'dfunl, Ol.
G1ML OHUWQ'
Cluna Herb Biov .
flnrl) cure rur earaens, headaoiic,
oaturrnli, dltIiorlu, lora tUroit,
lung trouble, kldnoy trouble, itomaoh
troublo, liunrt trouhlo, chill aud far.
or, cramps, couiiho, poor circulation,
earouncleg, tu morn, craoliod breaat,
our on all kind of goiters. NO OP
EHATIO.NS. ; , "
Medford, OrK0D, Jan' IS, lilt
TO WHOM IT HAY CONCRUN: ,' . '
Thin Is to cortlfy that I, tb un-,
demlgnad, hud vary Bevero storaaott
troublo and hud tieon bothered tor
aoviirul yoara nnd lant Auguut was not
expected to llvo, and hearing of Qltt
Chung (whoso Uorb Btore lo at 214
Ho nth Front direct, Modtord) I d"
eldod to got uofbs for Diy atomack
troublo, and I slortod- to feollug bet
ter as noon u I iif.od them and todny
am u well mou and cm hoortlly rw
ommoiid aiiynno affllctod as I waa to
iiio 01m Chillis nnd try bin Horba. .'
(SiKnod) W. II. JOHNSON, i
WitiuiSBOi): "; '
MI A, Andoi'srtii', Modtord ' ' ' "
3. R. Holmes, Euiild Point, . ,
Wm. LowIb, Kaglo Point j , : ',','
W. L. Chlldrath, Kaglo Pojnt, . ; V
0. 11!. Moora, Eagle Toliit. '.''-'J
.1. V, Mnlntyro, Kagle Point, ' . T;
Ooo. D. Von dor Hollen, Kngle Point,
Thou'. IB. Nichols, jcagle Point . !
to oRnmt.fttn.oo ui . .'. f
also Cloutilng, 'I'l-AsHiiiff nnd illerlng
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