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Newspaper Page TextRENCH WANT BIG-BERTHA FOR WAR SOUVENIR Ptilier-Cnnnon Which Bombarded Purls Soualit for Display in Place de la Concorde History of Lmiu Rnnne Cnniiaii and Secret of Tliolr Power Duo to Siieclnl Explosive. PARIS, Jim. IK, Tim Kronen btioplo wont olio of tlio (Ionium "HlK lUirlliun" or mipeiviuuiioii which hum. Lnrdod Purls to display III tliu l'liii'O pa la Concorde uh ii souvenir of (lor jiion frlKhlfuliKUM thnt fiilld of 118 burpoHH to destroy I'ruiK li niornln. The urmlm lio loon not hiIiiIuIq hut ono lit tluoitt limtrummits ahull lit) nurrondorod hut Hutu In n move ment to urK) tho Kuvunimont lu do- iiinud It, Tuora In no expectation I Inn Iib (ItirniMiiK will Include onn of those kouputia niiiifiiK tho 2300 kuii lliuy faro required to kIvo up under thu ur- iillntlen. . Throo (iunx t'llllxnl Kudu ohtnlnnil by mllllury experts how ihut Urn first kuiih t It ii t fired lipon l'urln on March 2:1, Inst mini- nred three, Thoy worn Installed lit'nr Mout-.lolo, In tlio forest of Btilnl riohnln, Two woro on tlio niimo rull loud Bpur lundliiK out of l.uon whll ho third wan n lltllo further east In ho vicinity of ('ropy. According to I lift latest Information lio riiii wore pointed nt 11 11 iiiikIu of nore Ihitn 0.". deR-rccs. a ehnrKu o( Ihri'D hundred pounds of powder pro Lelllntf tho projectile to n liolitht of 1110 hundri'd thnnsuml fool (nearly 0 mllon) on III murderous mission o l'urln.- With every allot I'ii or wclve mnrliio guns of sixteen or evonteon-lnrh calibre fired slmul unvoimly upon iutkuu unknown In irdur to conronl (lio location of su lorcmuum. Tho aluill was of 210 siilllmvlro enllbrnUbout eliihl Inches) U welithod threo hundrod poundu hut hho chumo of explosive contained lliorotn varied, between thirty (ind forty pouniln. blii'll 1111 innovation In thn manufacture of tho ahull rc- laldnd an Innovation of tho (jormnnii. It la anld 4o hnvo been nindo of spec IbI iiI treated with iunitnton o n no offer tho maximum of retilslnnro for a minimum of weight. Tho nuns only protection wn In cnnioiiflK land It proved to bo no pronation t all as allied nvlntora noon InniliMl phom. Thnro la a report thnt several nvlntora. Americans, French, Ilrltlsh. hint their Uvea In locntlnit tho tlrnl throo Berthas In tho Korost of 8t. do- piitln hul upon thnt point offlclula mo allont. Ilowevor, on March 27 ono of tho northna wna blown up by nn aerial torpedo which toro n holo In tho urotind moro than fifty fol In dlum- olor. a photoitrnph of which hna boon tukon. Tho second was put out 01 business In tho Inat dnya of April, whllo tho third of tho original throo rwnn silenced In May. It la now uaaortod thnt two of those liuna were remodeled Into n InrKor rallbro, nlno-lnch, and that thoso ro- modalad kiihr worn tho ono which re- aiimod Iho shelllnK oC Parla Into In May laat. I jirsor Ciiina 1 aort Subafnufntly tho aormana auc- rooded In utllltlug lnriror cnllbrod ftuna for Ioiir dlatnnco flrlnn for, In AuKtiat, thoy uaod n iniiilno uun from noar Solaaona, flrlnu n twolvo and a half-Inch aholl. Thoy woro proparlnn Jto lubjoot Parla to nil IntoiiBlvo hom ilmrdmont audi na DunlMrk had to anf. for whoiv thoy woro drlvon out of tholr golBHOna-Chiilonu Thlorry lino by tho connlor-ofronalvo of tho nllloa. , Commnndont .Mlrbol, tho mllltnry export, who orgnnljod Iho Turklah ni'tlllory licfoio tho Clormnna unnumoil clmrso of tho military uffatrn of thnt country, told tho AaHOJ-lntod Proaa thnt tho wholo aocrot of tho Clormiin loim dlalnnco uun lay In tho Invention of n apodal hltth oxploalvo powdor which could only bo uaod In gun conatructod with a apodal atool of extraordinary roslHtliiK powor, Tho Cinrmnna lind commoncod tho Roner- ulltntlon of tho process und thoy woro manufacturing aovoral riiiih almllnr to tholr Bolssoim ono but Mnrshiil Fooh's offonslvo donuiKOd ' tholr plana. WASHINGTON SOLONS OVERRIDE LISTER'S VETO 4 OI,YM!'IA. Wiish.. Juu. 18. Tlio IWnflhiimlon lionno of rvproKonlutivoa today ovurrodo voloim of Oovonini' Ustor two vonrs uun pluccd on bills Iho l.'ii isl a 1 11 ro ihikhikI cslnlilishiiiu' linnvdH In HtipurviHO iwtoopnllis and oliH'oprnclicH. ' Out TblH Out It Ih Worth Monoy DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this llp, enclose with fio and mnll It to Foloy ft Co., 2S35 Shofflold Avo., rchlcaRO, HI,, wrlthiK your iinmo nnd linuroHH uiohii.v. 1 uu win ruuuivu Ml return a trial pnoknEO coutnluhiK Knloy'R Ilonoy nnd Tnr Compound, for coiikIis, oolds nnd Troup; Koley Kldnoy Pills, for pain In sldoa and buck; rhoumullsm, bacuncho, lililnoy Sand bladdor allmontsi nnd Foley, ICatlmrt'o TublotB, n wholosomo und Jthoroimhly demising calhnrtlc, for oonstiputlon, blllousnoss, hondaoho, nnd BliiRKlsh bowols, For snlo by Modforil Pharmncy. , 1 Ili'imlv Sliitn (Iiiihii Wni'dcn 1'. II. Diiilv i ciil'nri'iiiic thn cloned hciikiiii nil dili'liH und ollior wilill'nwl, ftillnw imr iiiHlrui'liiiiix I'i'i'i'ivoil by I1I111 I'i'iiiii lliu Hlnle IimIi mill to mi' I'lnuiiiixHiiiii. Tim Idler in im Jul. llUVH! To All (Iiiiiio Wiii'iIiuim: 'I'Im' iii'tlcln piililiihi'il in Hiiino of (lie ii w-P'il i i recent I v tlnu-l tod lini: llh' lu'll'll! Illilll'llllll'V llil'il low M'lIM dc liii'i il I'M.lid liv tho I'nil' l Slulii siipl'iiu ciii.il iimi in i'i;i -iiiii i "i; .l'H'1,-1 Ml.i l'l'K(l flllllll ll I1.1 1 ) III lIlh'TI'llllllll, ,V IK I'l llllll'llll I ll.vl ll I lilf'ii'tilv iiiisioniliiiL', Tho IVdorul ni.iurnlorv lilril lnw IIIINHCll V I'llllMICHH in ljllll Whn ntf- ixucil licl'iiro- tho Cnilcd SIhIch hu ni'i'iiiii I'diiil upon ili I'oiixliliitiniuililv but I'nr rciihiuitt not mmlo Dublin Iho I'ni rl r.ii! :iut ii'iiiliT ii .U'imhIiiii in Iho inn 1 1 or and 011 I'Vhruniv lillll, IIk I'ourl orilori'd tho ciimo rcttorcil to Iho dni'ld't I'nr ri'iiririiMiiMit. The trentv hot ween I ho I'niteil SlntoH und (ircnt Urituin I'nr the prnleelioti of iniuiii lorv hiiilK wiix rnliliod liv both aov eriiiiicuU Deeeiulier 7. HMD. 11111I on iliiue '.'II, 1 ft I H, i'Iiiil'i-i'kh miHii'il the iiiiitriitni'v liird Ireutv ue to uivc el' I'oi'l In the Irontv proviNimiH, which wiih unproved liv the preHident Julv :i. HUH. mid 1111 Julv :U. 1UIH. the nreKiilent iiriiiiiiilu'iileil reuulutioiiH tliermnidci' tiovcminv the llillltiiii; und Do-si'shinii nt' kiii'Ii liirdK, The iiiiu nit nrv bird Irentv net of HUH I pouiilnillv repealed tho old niifi'iitni v bird Inw of 101,'t, which wiih itilljiefnie the I'nileil KtnteM snpiemc eniirt ami tho recent 'notion of the uiivcruiiicnt in iiinviin: for n iliHininKiil of the eime wiih merely to elonr the court reenrdx. end iiImo heemwo there vviii iiiillril" left In decide xincc the law in iniCHlioii hud been repealed liv the new net of 1SI1S, The miuratorv bird Ireutv act piixmciI Inst Juno. .11118. is now in full Inri'O 11ml effect Ihrniiuhniit tho I'niteil SIiiIch. Copiea of the trentv. act, and the rcu'iiln liuiri lln'ii'iiiiili'1- 11111V he ohliiined liv mliluri'KKiiiir tho I'nilcd SlntoH do. iiiirtii'enl 01' iiL'i ii'iilliirc. Wnshinuton. II. t'.. in- Iho I'niled Slntva unuiii war den, I'lirlluiul. Ore. I'leiiKp eivo Ihia mntlor all iiece-jhnrv publicity in or der that xporNmou und olhcM inter ested mnv nut hecnino cnnfiiKcd. I.ON'HON. Jan. 18. A stnrv of iiiopauanda that proved a honmernlii; lui reiiclicd l.iiiiilnn limn l'rancc. n iho olnsinir FilaucM of Iho war when the dormant were tnirrendorini' in larue nuuihers, a llrilihh iiilelliL'enee ul'I'iecr win ureolcd liv 11 u'rinip of nrixonerH with cries of Wlol mcnll Hot menl!" The officer Khowed surprise, lint the (ioniums continued to shout, "Hot men)!" anil ruh their stomachs. ''Nolhiinr iloim; ;u lint bonis," the officer replied. Thereupon tho Oerinnim pulled out leaflets cnrefiillv hidden nwnv in their clothes mid cried, ''Ticket for hot menl ticket," Tho loiiflelH, apiiprcntlv distributed from Hie nir, informed Krilz thnt if he clinic in nnd surrendered he would col a hot nicnl. In brief, niilitnrv Innitunso the llrit isb officer lold the Oermnns thai, he knew iiothiinr of Hie oriiiin of the leaflets and Hint thorn must he n inis luke, hut the Oermnns enmo buck with r . "Knclislunen nlwnv.s keep their word, lint Menl! Coupon for hot meal '." Accord'liir to tho slow, nolhinir rcmnined for Hint K.nulish division but. to set In work at oneo mid prepare hot food for the hungry prisoners strenminc in, (hereby onnniiloriihlv nlnwinir up (bo ndvnneo nt (hut point of thu lino.' .TO VOTE SUFFRAGE LINCOLN Nob., Jim. 18. A-scn-11I0 '-joint resolution menioriul nskinu Iho Uniled Sillies sennto to udopt the federal wiminn kuI'I'i'iil'o nmendincnl nnd reiiiioslim; United Stales iSonnlor 0, M. Ilitolieocli to veto for it, wns passed liv the honso of luiprosenla tives of till) Nebraska loislii(uro. The resolution was pnssod by (ho sonuto onrlior in Iho wcj.ik. WASHINGTON, Jan. 18,. The honso tnilnv nihiploil a provision of ( lio lom'slnlivo Appropriation bill di voclina' h socrdni'v of Iho Iroasury In abolish 1111 July I next the sub Ivoitsiii'ii's al lliilliinore, ltoslnn, Cbi entto, Ciiiciiiiiuti, Now Orleans, Now York, Philadelphia, SI. Louis ami Sun -Francisco. MKDFOTCT) MATL TIMBUNK vj.xu ...it. ; i . POLITICAL CRISIS RESULT OF WAR URI'SSKLS. Jim. IH. Iloldum is faciliif n crisis in ils iiolitieiil his Ini'V. The ni'iMcnl LMivcrmiil nl enm nrislim of six f 'nllioliciH, lliree lihcmls and three iiocinlislH, is ucknowloilt.'cl cverv'whoro lo hednlv n provisionnl niic, 11 iriivornuiciil of transition. A ren I linvcriiitieiil which will direct the recniiKli'iii'linu of lloluiilin is ill the innkiiilf, II is nut expeclcil (but elections can bo helil in less Hum ' six iii'iiilhs. Momiwliile the imlilical fiubt will bo waved upon a busis of uii'versnl snf frnue nue lilnn. nne vote. 'Ilef ore Hie war Ibe priests bad fnur vores, I11111I niviiers mid imblcH 11s 1111111V votes ns Ibev hud estales in different prn viii' i'M ' und sneiulisls ami liberals onlv one vole eiicb. The sociulisls were uiosllv workinir men mid the lib erals ninstlv prnfessinnul men. 'ibis enabled the Cnlhiilie pnrtv to he in power for inure 1I11111 '1(1 venrs. Cu ller the universal suffrage system whicli wniild rcjcuiitc prichls 11111I bind owners lo the hiiiiih cntei:orv as working men, (ictnrs nud luwvers, it is assorted that the Catholic pnrtv mnv bo placed in the minority. Nev ertheless, Cnrdiniil Mercicr's kiwi I personality mid the cucruv be display ed in behalf of lleluiiuis dnrimr the war is said to have icrcallv helped the ciiumo of tho Cntholii) partv. Ono cniise of hillernosH mid nni mnsitv in lloltniim is tho KlemUb inoveiiieiil which now is prncticiillv dead owinit to tbe-f forts of the late Herman (lovernor Von liissim.', to make use of it to divide lleluinm into two pnrts. It is expected Hint the J''leiaish movement will rcvivo when life resumes normal conditions, but it is held in abevnnce now thrniiL'h fear that it uiiulit be construed as German (iropairiinda. Kinir Albert in bis speech to the parliament after rclurnim? to llrussels iinnoiineed that the uovornment will propose u bill to eronte the basis of n Klouiisb univer sity nt (ihent reserviin: the del nils lo the new parliament to be elected Inter. I'ro-Ciermans nnd "nclivists" who siippnrtcd (he fleriunn scheme to drive 11 wedire between the Klcmisli and the Walloons in lleluium nre now ostra cised mieiiillv. Mnnv nrresU have been maile ill llrussels, Ghent 1111 IlruucH. The penple of Ghent divide their haired mid bitterness evenly be tween (be Gonuans nnd the "activ ists." lSriiKOK is filled with deep milled haired of evervthinir German .while llrussels ifliculcs both pro Gonnnns and "nclivists." In Unices 15;t women who dealt wiih Germans were beaten nnd their huir shorn. In Ghent pro-Germans mid "activists." both men und women, were physically punished. Good prouress is beimr made on Ibe road work in the liitr canyon nbove Canvonville, five ennas of men now bcinir employed, whose work bus been interrupted very little bv rain, says the liosebunr lieview. iM'ni'li of tho road throuuh the enn vou is beins relocated, nnd when fi nally completed nono of the irrndes will exceed five per cent. Work is al rondv .stnrted on two new bridges across Canyon creek, l'nrl of whnl Is known as tho liildebiirn crndo is boiiisr widened, and part of that erado will eventuallv be nbnndoned nnd the now rond built on the opposite side of the creek. Most of tho road over the summit will also he relocated. It is hoped to bnve the now emtio all nindo this year and the new bridges built. Tho rond is still blocked (0 traffic, but mnv bo opened in tho sprine bv titilixina a considerable portion of tlio present road while tho new crad insr is hpinp done. This year's work should eliminate nil the I1111I hills on (bo entire l'ncil'io hisrhwnv in Ibis county. The work now boiiis done in (be cnuvon is under federal super vision, ".'' DODECANESE SEEK VAK1S, Jan, .18. Uosidonts of the Dodecanese islands recently arrived hero with nil appeal to President Wil son, Proiilior Lloyd Georsio and Pre mier Clomenooiui of France, Hint their l'J islands in tho Aegean Sea, which wore controlled by Turkey, bo reunit ed with (heir mother country. Grceco. Dr. Sltovns Zervns nnd I'nris Kousssos are the signers of the petition us "tho executive .eommitteei of the inhabit ants of Iho Dodociinoso." "The OodccnncHu," tho petilion snys, "whore llcrodolus. the fnlhcr of history, nnd Hippocrates, tho father of medicine, bavo soon Iho day; the Undecniicso, vbicb have reared nnd inspired so iniiny pods,- physicians und philosophers, fcrvenllv vcouest von to kindly inlereodo in fuvnr of (boil! reunion wiih Greece, and to plead at (he penoo conl'eroiieo fur their deliverance," ."".;'" 1 1 al v now onnlnils somo of (ho JJodeciinoso islands. lUKDEOIf D. OlfKC'OX, RATIWDAY. .TANITAHY 1S. I LONOON, Jim, 1 . Cnptulu WW Ham Martin, or Iho Hrltlsh trawler KliiK Btophen who, from four of treachery, refiiiicd to luko off the (now of tho dbmhled Zeppelin L-lf) In tho North aeu In Koliruury 1016, died 1 1 nionlha lutor of a nervoiia coIIhpho (uiihciI by tho nilalnken bollnf that he had boon piilnnneil. This and olher facta concerning tlio incident now are uvnlliililo for Hie first time mid It la nOKKlhlo to tell tho atory In de tail. It Is bflllcvnd hnre that tho 18 Cerinnna compoalUK Iho crew of thn L-1 perlMhcd. Tho action of Cuplaln Martin evok ed diinunclntlniia of ullcKod "llrltlah Inhiimunlly" In tho Herman prcsn which compared tho affair lo tho celebrated Hurtiliiim cano. It la clulm ed bore that public opinion upheld Captain Martin In lil position that If ho had taken the Germans on bourd Iho trawler they would have captured the vcar.ol and unarmed his crew of ton men. It will be reculled that the Itcv. Arthur W. Ingram, bishop of lindon, publicly dodarcd, "we ouKht to atund hy thn skipper. Thn Germans have killed chivalry In wartime." ' Itocaiiao of his action Captain Mar tin, It. la learned, received n number of letters threat on 1 111; his Ufa. About 1 1 months after tho North sea Inci dent, ho hocumc ill after smoking a clKurette from a package sent him by mull and ho wna convinced that tho clKarctto contained polHon. Analysis of the tobacco proved thai bis fears were unfounded but bo never recov ered from tho shock. The verdict of his physician was that ho had died from sheer fclght. -. The Iy-1 D bad taken part In a raid over the midland counties of England In which G7 non-combatants ,; were killed 'and 117 lnlured. Tho Zeppelin was damaged hy gunfire and com pelled to descend to the North sea whero Captain Martin of the King Stephen found licr resting In the water. According to Captain Martin's story the Zeppelin's commander of fered mo a reward If ho would take off the German crew but Manln re fused laying, "I don't trust you." LOW DISEASE RATE PARIS, Jan. IS. In tho American army of occupation there v.ere dur ing tfio week ending December 25 only 33 cases of venereal disease, the chief surgeon reports. This is u low record, representing a yearly rule,, of seven cases out of a popula tion of ono thousand. For the whole American expeditionary forco the rate has been reduced to 31 per thou sand yearly, llefore tho war Iho rate was between SO and !0 per thousand which was Itself much below the civ ilian rate. Segregation 'camps havo been established at embarkation centers, whero men found affected will be placed In quarantine. The average time for quarantine. It Is expected, will ho at least forty days. Daily Beaitii Talks Tho Jinny Mysteries of Xiituro BY L. W. BOWEH, M. D. Yon can take nn onion seed arid a pansy seed, and plant them side by sldo In the same Bpot of ground. In ono enso, you got nn onion with Its peculiarly strong odor, and In the other you got a flower of rare beau ty. You can plnnt a poppy seed and got opium (a dangerous, hnblt-form-Ing drug), or you can plnnt a rhu barb seed and got. something thnt helps constipation. No scientist, liv ing or dead, can explain those mys teries of Nature. Behind the invis ible life germ In each seed is hidden tho deop secret that nobody under stands. Everything growing out of tho ground seems -Intended (or some use in ostablishlng natural condi tions. Dr. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y., long since found out what Is natural ly best for women's diseases. He learned it nil thru treating thousands offenses. Tho result of his studies wns a mcdlclno called Dr. I'lorce's Favorite Prescription. This medicine Is made 'of vegetable growths that nature surely Intended for backache, headache, weakoning drains, bearing down pains, periodical irregularities, polvio Inflammations, and Cor the many disorders common to women In all ages of Hfo, Dr. I'lorce's Fa vorite Proscription Is mado of lady's slipper root, black cohosh root, uni corn root, blue cohosh root and Ore gon grape root; Wonion who take this standard remedy know that In Dr. I'lorce's Fnvoilto Prescription thoy aro gottlng n oafo woman's tonic so good that druggists everywhere sell it. Favorite .Proscription should have tho full confldenco of overy woman In Amorlca bocnuso It contains no nlcohol nnd no narcotic Dr. Pierco know, when ho first mado this stan dard mcdlclno, that whlskoy nnd morphine aro injurious, nnd so he has always kept thorn out of his rom odlos. Send 10c to Dr. Plorco's In valids' Hold, lliirfalo, IN Y., tor trial pkg. Tablets. ,, Adv. I MKXICO CITY. Jan. 8.-Oor mum's Kiirroinloi served onlv to spur (liTiriiiii proiiitunndids in Mexico to lollior heights of menducil v. In n country whore access to news is freer than it is ill Mexico, their lies would soon prove bniimer.ini;s. but in this country, despite their "linnsv sublcr fuies, (be proiiniruiidiuls met with some success in bcfditeinit the issue of real victory. In (his thov were nided bv (he fact Ilia the f:rst report of the siuuiinr of the armistice nn November 7 was false. Ailmisxion of this fact bv nro-nllv papers eave the Gerrnnn niicnts a hook on which to bane; cliart!es (lint siibsoriuerit reports also were without basis in truth. The out nnd out pro-Germnn papers HAD SUFFERED FOR FOURTEEN YEARS Couldn't Mft An Arm Or Lee From - Ucd 'J'unlao Ilestores Health "I wish I could have found Tanlac fourteen years ago," said William D. Lawrence, who lives at 417 East .loth Street, Tacoma, Wash., a few days ago. , 'T havo suffered all the pangs of Inflammatory rheumatism Just that mony years," ho continued, "and many limes I havo been In such pain and misery I would almost wish 1 could dlo and end It oil. My whole body was racked with pain nearly all the time, and I would get terribly swollen air over, sometimes my feet would swell so bud I couldn't get my shoe on. The swelling and pain wo:ild come so suddenly In my feet at times that I would have to cut the strings In my shoes so I could get them off real quick. I was so bad off at one time that I was flat on my hack for two or three months on a stretch, and couldn't raise an arm or leg all during that time, and every piirt of my holy Just ached with pain all tho time. I went night after night wlthouti a minute's sleep. Just had to He there and suffer. ' 1 tried everything I could get my hands on, thinking I would get some- iniiig a uer a wmie mat would do me some good, but nothing seemed to Help mo very mu:h. I thought a change might do me somo good, so I came to Tacoma a short time ago. and when I got hero I heard a great many peoplo talking about the good Tanlac had done them, and I thought I would try It out myself.-' Well, sir, J It began to overcome my trouble nun 1 nway. I am practically free from those terrible rheumatic pains now. and all that swelling is a thing of the past, and in fact, all that four teen years of misery seems to be over. I sleep like a log and am gain ing both in weight and strength every day. 1 never lose a minute from my work now, put In full timo every day, and Just feel good all the time. It sure is great to be in such fine shape after fourteen years of agony. I don't believe there is another med icine in the world equal to Tanlac." Tanlac is sold In Modford by West Sldo Pharmacy. In Gold Hill by M. D. Cowers, In Central Point by Miss M. A. Mee, in Ashland by J. J. McNalr. fAdv. $450-$350 Two Houses One-tenth actual value. "Will sell or trade for stock, machinery or auto mobile, olther one or both of my houses. East front. Close in. One block from S. P. passenger depot. This is warehouse property and some day will he valuable. Must raise cash to run my orchards so sacrifice; Best small investment In tho county. See Owner, 20 North Peach street. Tele phono 7S4-L. - . i WESTON'S Camera Shop the Only Exclusive Commercial Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives made any time or place by appointment, i ' Phone 147 -J. -We'll do the rest. , J. B. PALMER Medford. 208 East Main Street. 1010 asserted Hint the nrmlsLiee terms fa vored Goriiinnv. Thev admitted Hint tho Gorman fleet was bold in llritish wnter. but ileeliireil that it iimi not "suiTcnilcrcil," lint was beiiui held onlv until pence lind been concluded mid, us nn nrtist c touch, modestly ebiimeif Hint llio -Hill allied worships "siilutcd" Iho Gorman emrines of war nt the "iriterninenl." Tlio surrender of Gerrnnnv's submarines was pusscd over as Inriillv ns possible. Aceorilini' to the nro-Germnn ne- T H E EARL S. TUMY INSURANCE AGENCY has removed to and combined with our office Al! losses, polity changes, etc, arising under insurance effected by the Tinny Agency will be attended to by our office. Mrs.- Helen Tinny takes this opportunity to thank the public for their courtesy and patron age, and trusts that this final disposition of the business will be approved by the policy holders. Mrs. Tinny expects to remain actively in the business identified with The McCurdy Insurance Agency Merifprd National Bank Bide. Telephone 123 Special for 39c One tube Rexull Tooth Paste, rcsul.v price 2.1c; 1 Tooth Brush 25c SPFXIAL THIS WEEK lOc ONE OF EACH FOR West Side Pharmacy .. TKAB4 NAM fT REGULARITY S Is What Counts rf.. Vou no doubt have experienced t I fllvJJ how much more nnd better work you ijjl II I' Can d0 1r steadny keeping at It. r I ilpfll Just so with saving money regular- ' II Hy Is what counts. J . f j- Start an account' witu 'tis and de- --'r. jyAw termiuo to make regular weekly or 1 011 w V, monthly deposits. - ' Ay ' 4 Per Cent. Interest If 'P5' 1aid on Cr Savings Accounts. ESTABLISHED I QSe85 . Staving Off Old Age -Battery old age can't be prevented but it can bo postponed. You can keep your starter from getting rheumatic in its youth your lamps from getting dim and your spark from- losing its kick by just a little care. ' If you're in doubt about just what care is needed, you ought to drive around aud ask us. It's our busi ness to know. There's another' thing yon ought to ask aboutr Threaded Rubber .Insulation. It's the most important storage battery improvement in years. Electric Shop THE MEDFORD BUSINESS COLLEGE Is now open for business nt .11 North Grnpo stroot. Has been inspected by tho City Health Committee and ' DECLARED SANITARY nnd snfo from contagious diseases. PAOF THRFfilP! rindicnls 'only one-Mxtcenlh of tho German fleet was uiveil up. not jtsi "heiiit." A liuire nuw, they snid, built diirinii the course of (be wur nnd held , 111 wnlers unknown tu the nllies. wiik remlv nt 1111 v moment to uive bntthi to the allied fleets. Thnt this propu irnndii is intended, nut fur military purposes, but lo preserve the tattered rnii.s nf German prestiire in Mexico for niter (lie wnr (rude piirooses. is indicated bv articles wnrniiiK Mexico to beware of Hritish (roods.. 07 JIUWTtJIU