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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOUD AfATr; TRTr.UNR MKDFOKTV OKKflOX. SATUU'DA V , .lAM'Aio 101!) 18, . VAOFJ TWJTI IlEDFORD MAIL I2IBUNE an iHnnriajrnENT newwapbr PUBLtHHMl) MVKftr AFTBKNOON BXCKPT SUNDAY HY THIS . Office, Mall Tribuiu Bui lain, HorUl Kir (tract Poon II. . A aenwIlteUon of th IMmoantle flcoM, Th Medford 1111, Tn M4for4 Trlbon Th BouUitrn OrtgonlM. Tta Athluid TrlbiiD. Th Msaford Bandar Ian I furnished subscribers dMlrlng s, MTa-4af Ur ftcwapapar. . ODOROa PUTNAM, Editor. SVSItmXPTXOW TIIIBI , i. MAIIs IN ADVANCE: . wiin nunaay bud, yuar n-; wim Huuuy uun, monm . without Sund&v Bun. year. 1.00 nr. without Sunday Bun. month .CO . Wsoltly Mall Tribune, on year 1.60 . Sunday Bun. on year . . . l.M V CARRIKIR In Medford, Ashland. Jacksonville. Central Point Phoenix: Dally, with Sunday Bun, year. 1 7. 60 . Dally, with Bunday Bun, month-. ,S . Dally, without Bunday Sun, year, .00 9 Dally, without Bunday Bun. month .(0 urflolal paper of th City of Medrora ' Otfloial paper of Jaoluon County. Bntered as secondclaas matter at Med ford. Ore ion. under th eat of March Y1I7I. . EM-TEES -. The Beautiful River X wonderful stream plys its course .; thru the years, : : Bringing life In Its gladness, death V - with Its tears, AVavs for ages unknown, depths for ages untold. . Is the River of Time which all may ,.- heboid. Oh beautiful, beautiful river as thou cwend along, ' With thy stress upon life's num-.-, . bor less throng, lildst their rapture and love, oft , they have told, And their hope and despondency, . centuries old. ;,v-'.-1 : : Oh wonderful, wonderful river. . Thou staid and Impartial giver. Too there la, as thou will despoil. a And unwelcome to this world's tnr- . " moll. ..'(:-.' 1 Oh grateful, grateful river, ' To the Plebs thou cheerful giver. They vie with grandeur in their mad ftAnlnQ wnv. ' For an ignoble pace of the closing y . , '.''day. ..... .... i . .. . . From tar aback In the mildewed ages Life's colossal book with folded . - pages. Brings the story of homicidal emo- . tion, From every land and every ocean the humble and great of the coun .' . tryslde, . With dire accost; from afar and I wide, From the tolling legions, have risen : pell-mell, .- ' v. Qf the .remissive Lethe perchance 'they tell. . i .'.".'.. -. ...... . . . .. ... . Slow sleeps, beyond arr-unfathomed - - ocean. Our sons. and brothers who gave .'. life's devotion, -Because- -an- Ashkenazlm sought for , - Prussians to rule. And . to all the -world proved he a . . fool; . . : .. , --. To him, all the. earth to his reign had 0ll. .- i :.' . To his languid nation lofty boasts did ' . , tell, kaisers add kings, gaze from thy ' bower, On thy nations cleansed of Prus- . .. Blah power. , , Across that fathomless deep of souls ' nd tears, . - .". . fteat those stalwart sons, asleep in the years, Who but yesteryear marched proudly eway. To serve the cause of a noble day. ITpon that Spot where sleep our boys, For'them iB solace and celestial Joys, The tongue of gladness cannot tell : the story, . ' . Even in the tomb there is glory. Oft Sid his mother press him to her v. . breast. . . v Oft his golden hair she lovingly caressed, . t f'ow to that mother bows the nation ' 'And the cherful cause of civiliza tion. v.:'''vv:.. ' :. V ''t tat grandehr brighten her mournful day, - To that, humble mother a tribute ! pay. Give to her in the cause of the silent breath,: - Earthly recompense to flatter , e- death.. i- bh beautiful -river, -with unknown v . .... ways,-. , . : . With, wending course to better days, : Where destruction and homicide is .3 - unknown, ; i And a people's blood the festered . ,. throne. - tAVo a clarion 'cn.ll in the raging night . ; ; Sounds the voice of justice to hu i man right,', -With ample pages yet to 'iinfold,' . ' ; To listless throngs yet untold. , Dame Knowledge may - scan these 1 pious phrases; : . And deny, to them their' rightful .. nrdises, :. s . . 1 And escort them to the grave to do- ' Ere they gained from Rlghteous- . iness a Friend. $ .: (Copyrighted.) Author's .name Upon request thru iuo columns of the paper hereon publlsuod, this poom. - . ' " f SENATE THE. United States senate"! jiulieiary . eoinunttee Tias fulled upon Professor von Maeli and others nueused of Oernmn sympathy in the propaganda exposure made by the agents' of the department of justiee to "purge themselves of the t'.mve of disloyalty." The senaturs want to know whether t he professor denounced the" sink ing of the Lusitania, condemned the invasion' of Belgium, protested the atrocities committed by the Germans, and other war acts, most of which wore committed before the United States declared war. their own patriotism f How many of them denounced the sinking of the Lusitania, condemned the Belgian invasion or Uevnian f rightfulness! Did they not for years dodge the issue and seek to excuse the Hun his hunnishncss on every occasion.?. Did they not attempt to pass laws com pelling Americans to surrender their rights at Germany's dictation, keep off the ocean and cease manufacture and sale of munitions onlv being prevented by the presi dent's forcible opposition1? ' Do not the propaganda United States senators were persons cited to purge themselves by. the senate? Do they not prove that, wittingly or unwittingly, certain sen ators played Bernstorff 's tainted game in a manner that won German approval? ' ' Senate committees have no right to conduct such in quiries as those now underway they cannot exonerate or convict any oue of disloyalty. Such matters are for the courts. But the senate has altv of the members of the seriate and shirks its duty. By a vote of 50 to 21 the senate this week "purged" Senator La Follette of Wisconsin of the charges of dis loyalty brought against him by the Minnesota Public Safetv Commission because of his speech ou the war de livered before the Non-Partisan League at St. Paul, Minn., Sept. 20, 1917 five months atter the dcelai-ation Of war not before it. Senator It Follette to this day, has never protested the sinking of the Lusitania, condemned the violation of Belgian neutrality or protested German frightfulness He has extenuated them. He has never said a word in favor of the war or lifted his hand to help bring victory to his native land, but he has, on many occasions, given aid and comfort to the eneriiy, and his' recent speech on Russia, championing the Bolsheviki, shows that he is still at it. ,; . . In his St. Paul speech, Senator La Follette: .charged that the United States went to war "to protect Morgan in terests," and "in order that rich Americans might ride on munition ships." As Senator "Williams declared, La Fol lette 's speech "was disloval inspirit, words, intention and effect, and was made with a set purpose." Denouncing his charges as "lies," the senator declared they were a calumny and slander upon the American people. ; And yet the senate "purges" La Follette, who cannot purge himself in the eves of the American people, and the same statesmen would by bulldozing aiid unwarranted coersion, force others far less influential, and far less guilty ot disloyalty to purge Soldiers Hold on To the Soldiers and Sailors of Amer ica: . . ; Approximately four million officers and men of the nrmv nnd navv are uow insured with the Lnitcd States eovemment for a rrrnnd total of al most tiiirtv-seven billion dollars. You owe it to yourself nnd to your fumilv to hold on to Uncle Sam's in surance. It is the strongest, satest. and cheapest life insurance ever written. ror vour protection Uncle Sum has established the creatcst life insurance company in the world a company as rmehtv. as generous, and us demo cratic an the United States eovem ment itself. Just as Uncle Sam pro tected von. and vonr loved ones durinc tile wur. so he stands readv to con tinue this protection throuch the days of readjustment and peace. The pnvileae of contmuinir vour eovemment insurance is a valuable rurht (riven to you as part of the com pensation for vour heroic nnd trium pliant services. If vou permit the in surance to lapse, vou lose that rielit. Fi ELECTNIPCERS The Rogue River .Rational Farm Loan aseoi!intion. held its annual stockholders meeting at Roeiic River Thursday, the 10th. huvine adiourncd from the 14th, so that the report of the secretary -treasurer could be made in person. A wll uttended nnd cn tlniNiastic incetiiie wus bud, E. It. Uurd of Medford, seeretnrv treasurer. was present and : rend his report, which showed tllut since the date qf orennizntion. April 18. 191.7. the to tal amount of . applications' received and noted upon hv the loan commit tee and directors to have been $81.!)00 of which tltev .approved a total amount of $76,601. the Lund Hank of Spokane, tliroueli. its appraiser ap proved Jf l8,5")0, applicants voluntar ily cancelled fl,950 und. $35,8Q0 have been closed and paid over to a membership .of IS . .The diidclol-s. elected for the cn snine year were, G. V, Wilcfo.v. F, If. Adams. J. H. Hclfricll. J. C. Williams. A.'.E. Denhift: re-elclcd, II. W. Good ale und J. Jit Carlton, new mem bers. Tlic new board orsuniznd bv rc clci'liiie 0. W. Vi)co. president; f. il, Adams, vice presidciit; und E, II. LOYALTY. , disclosures show, that some as much besmirched as the the right to probe the disloy- tnemselves. to Your Insurance and vou will never be nlile to reenln it. But if vou. keep up vour present insurance bv the rceulnr payment of premiums voo will be able to chnnee it into n standard eovemment nolicv without medical examination. Meantime vou can keep up vour pres ent insurance of substantial the same low rate. . The eovemment will write ordinary life insurance. 20-pav-incnt life, endowment raaturine at aec of G2, and other nsua) forms of in surance. This will be eoveromeut in surance at eovemment rates. The United Statps sovemment throuch the bureau of war risk insur ance of the treasury department will . safeeuard vou and Vour loved ones with the spirit and purpose of a republic stratoful to its eallant de fenders. . To avail yourself of this protection, vou must keep up vour present insurance. Carry back' with vori to civil life, us an aid nnd an as set, the continued insurance protec tion of the United tSntes eovemment. Hold on to Uncle Snm's insirrnucc. W. A. M'ADOO; Seeretnrv. Ilurd secretary treasurer. Loan com mittee, J.. II, Helfricb. Jv C Williams, r'e-clected, nnd II. Vt, Goodule, new member, with the following' for sub stitute members. F,'M. Smith. J. B. ffillis, Thomas Owens and A. E. Den nis; The unnual mcctimr of the Med ford K,-. F. h. Asosciation wo held Tuesduv and nn enthusiastic and in tefestine enttierine of th stockhold ers was hnd. Tho report of tho sec retary treasurer showed thnt since the date of breunizution. Mav .). 1017. the total amount of uplicatinns for loans to have been- $294.."00. that the loan committee and directors approv ed the same to the amount of $27.'). 917: that the Land Hank of Spokane allowed of same a total of $181,730, that the amount closed and paid ap plicants to date to be $1,)8,7.)0. I'rcs-. cnt membership, 48. . The directors elected for the en suine year were Alton W, Hlone. Georen Hilton nnd Hiiv V, Cr'fi". re elected. A. A. Schnchnrd. T. A.M it thew und Avon ,K, Ii'nH. now ri'iii bers.". ' ,,. ; . ; ; ; ,: The new bonrd of iliroclnrx met on Wednesday n"d oi('oii'"d hv tlcclin" Alton W. Stone president. Kav V. ('rum vice president, and K. II. Ilurd seeretnrv treasurer: Carl J, Tli'ominer, Janios M. Hiirlev and Frank I'crrt' loan committee, with the followine for the different loculitics ; substitute members of the loan committee: Georee W. Dcwev. Talent: Frits Huch, Annlceiilc: H. E. I'cvton.. Prospect. Oerbv: L. HL Fisher. Gold Hill-Siiiu Vnllcv, T. C. Gaines. Trail, and (looi'se Litiinspiich, Jiichsonvillc, soooooooooooooc Theaters mid Movies DOOQOOOOOOOOpOOdOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOG AT THE PAGE SUN , v . i i " v'f11 , 'x:- .,, -..v. I "' ;i'';:.i:u..s.':. ';:". i yjnifc imwill'iiarf'M ! '.-.. X m i NORMA TALMADGE g aaaaaswAcgwat rHv:3Xorni TaUunico In AT RIALTO TONIGHT. NAZlMOYAirvEYe for EYE" "Eye for Kvc. n screen drninn of the intense anil clorl'ul life of the Far East., in which the supremo ac tress. Naziiiiovu, is srin in the fiery role of HiiKSouiin, a voiiiil' and benuti- tul Arhh eirl. wi)l be the feature at the Kialt'o thi'iitoi'..timicht. . One of the niMiv uiiusilut features which' this picture contains is the real circus which was assembled bv Director CuiK'lliini: All the njmscs of circus life will be seen bv the au dience not ohlv ' that of the rine where the performers are nt work. but that also of their private life ami in the tinveline tt'aeons in which thev move from town to town. All the r.cts which will appear on the screen arc known to circus eocrs of America mid were enuaeed to per form in their regular manner for the benefit of the camera. 1 lA.lareo tent wus pitched nnd then the rinsr master opened his perform ance with tho usual erund entrance parade and hlurim: brass band. There were the clows, the lions, elephants, camels, tieers, bare-buck riders and tieht rope walkers. Then came the fat woman, Ihc livine skeleton, the two-headed man hnd all the freaks with which circus eocrs arc familiar. Tho crownine ii"t, however, was the Dance of the Veils bv Hussounii, Owine to the rcsieliution of Mr. Huffman to enter Yi JL 'C; A. work nnd the flu epidemic:, the Christian church has been without a pastor for somo time. The now bonrd has been ill c6rrcHiKiiiriciu!e with several pas tors and hopes to have a recommen dation to moke the church soon. One of this men under consideration, (.',. V. Trimble, arrived Saturday mornine from Portland, and will -preach Sun day nt 10.43 u. m. and -7 :'M p. ih. There will he excellent music and it is the denirc'of the board that even' member attend both of these ser vices. , A eencral invitation is extended to the public and oiiovublc and pro fitable services an) tiunrnntccd. ' Killed In action:1 Privates Edward J. fCeHy,'DnilA, Ore,; xWl Gregory, Berlin, Ore. '" .'.' : ,. ' Died of dincaac: Priyato Erncnt J. Schneider, Mt. Angel, Ore: Wounded ( degree undetcrmlnod) : Mechanic Carl Morrcll, Portland, Or. Wounded aevcrcly: P'rlyato .Calvin Evans, Oakland, Ore. '' ' ; JOHN A. PERL r Undertaker ' I'liono M. 47 imd -t7-J2 Automohilo Hearse Horvlco . I4idy Assistant 82 SOUTH HA ItTLETT , Auto Ainhulaiice Sci vlco. Coroner KKKoooooxxoowooiTa niir nni nirn nil if i DAY AND MONDAY . .-- mm m ai Mxaa "The l-'orlillilon City." exr; Ailnin we appeal to the women of Mt'illord lo come to the Red Cross sewme room. c are uiuiosi swumu cd with work nail onlv n tew women respond to the S. tl. S. call. v have :itl(l chimcses. lot) skirts. Hid men's shirts and 1H." eonvulesent rohes to malie, and its a disgraceful fact to acknowledge, bat unless more women ttive their lime to this Red Cross scr vice, these articles will not bo finished in the time allotcd und the Red Cross mav have them on their hands to pnv for. Duly nine of the 40 ehildrcnV dresses that are in the local lied Cross rooms have heen finished nnd .1.-) of tile ,'irt layettes. These with the n foresaid allotment is dun to bti finished and en route hv February lf. If anv one has an idcu lis to how this work ran he finished with out more women irivine us their time, will vou please send it in, fo.' we arc in distress over the situation nnd the aputhv shown hv the Medford women in this event work. Will anv one, willing to knit please help us out on the hods for bnhvH. We have an allotment, also yard and instructions will be uiven at the Red Cross rooms and it will onlv take n part of vour nttrrnoon to make one. In some localities a cull has hceu issued tor knitted simpers tor con- vuleseeuts. Camp Sherman. Ohio, ashed lor 300 puirs.'savine.the men had only heiivv field shoes to wear nnd meant to eo barefooted in the hospitals. BADGES FOR WOMEN: ' BUTTONS FOR MEN , Announcement is made that the American Red Cross will ofl'iciiillv recognize loval service eiven by work cis'inid issue bailees tor women und buttons for men. 1 Certificates uro to ho awarded to all persons who have eiven regular service durinir h period of not less thou six months, in which period the uctuol work shall he couivalcnt to at I'cuts four dnvM a week or approxi mately 8110 hours : or for cieht monthfi of .service of not less than three days a week, or nporoxiniiitely 800 hours or for VI months of service of not less than two days a week, or aproximiitR. Iv 800 hours: or for 18 months' ser vice amounting lo at least 800 hours, etc. In "no case sliul nn award be made lo a worker whose period of enrollment in service bus been less than six consecutive months, und with a 'minimum of 800 hours of service, Til eoniiuttine' periods of service onlv service siibseoucnt to April 0 19J7. will he considered. ; cert'liciites -will bo awarded ir respective of whether services render cd have been on a volunteer or paid basis. ' .-- ' Over (wo million holidnV' reminders were sent overseas and every fiuhtiu man. nurse and Red Ci'vss worker wns remembered liv the American llci Catarrhal Deafness Cartnot Be Cured bv local application, an llmv Cftnnot rruuli Itio dUatf'.'iJ portion of the ear. TIi4ia It on' un way . to tura . cntnrrli'il iralncn, ar.d Xhu-t it by- a uonntlLUiinrial mnctiy, l.'aiarrhai , ueamiit it uiitiat-a ,oy an in 1 tuncfl ftontiition or tu ihurour Jininr Uie I'Justucttlnn Tuba, When tlilx tube Ii tnilft.iioa vou have u. rnmbllnff ayund or Im pmffCt Jiourlnff, anil wlii'li it In ntlrty clonfld. Vcufnuin Im tho rcMult. Unions th InHmnnitttlon cun h tnuvm nnrt thin Luha rsfitarnd tfi lt normal coiirllilon, h'tBi'lnif will ho n'ritroj'Cf) fornvor. Many cnxcn of doftfnctfff urn t-nuacd liy - catarrh, which I an In named contlitlon of ttiu mucoiui aur tncti. IJall'i Cnrrh Mndlclris aoti tliru tho 1tooU on. t)i mucouii, Murrucca of tU yNtnm. " Wo will lv On Ilundrrfl Hollara for ony cbm) of catarrhal Deafnvn that cannot bo rurci by liaH'n Ontarrli Modlclna, Clr culare freo. All Vruntfitt: 75a. - V. J. CIlliNEY CO., Toledo, O. LIBERTY TAXI With now podge cur. Rt.alloucd at 10 N. Front St, " Halo & i)on, Trops. I'liono 33 : H I . SB ci i m tk mil : fiRirniQincTAVidifi ooooooooooc UUJLUIU lUOinilMU I inNRFR IN mWi- m LUIIULII 111 IIIIIMUL. .11 ' . . lM-sur-Tllll', France Hue. 8, 1018. To the Edit or:- ' ' If Huiirv C, Moritunthim. who ml vocuteH the Viroposilioii ii'l'ericd lo in the edition of The New York lli r aid Of Saturday. December 7th, that "The American aimv in Europe, when pence is definitely ussuied, In' iiwd as n Hiiuiturv, ctiuiiieeriim niul ie cotistrnetioii force to rcsloic to healthy civil lil'u the ili'Vnstaled di'U triclli, niieoic " ' ' s hiniilivl' work to that curried out by 'he nrmv in Culm ami the Philippines," is siiu ere, let hun demonstrate it bv unhititu: hi. services at $1.11) per dav in a sum turv, cmtineerintr and rcunsti'iictiou apncltv, i vnlisted neui piopose n h n still furlher eliiillt'iive to his sin ceril.V, to do couallv us much work as, ho call or will do, Ih.s pruposp turn is respect fully recommended, im onlv for his consideration, hut lor that of imvuiio else, who like him. thinks thnt the services of "the Ainei'. cun nrmv in Europe, when pence i definitely nssurcil, ho used as a suui. tnrv, cnuliieurine nnd recoils true I ion forco to restore to health v civil lite the ihivatitateil districts, uceoinpiish intr similiir work ito thnt curried out bv tho nrmv in ( uua and the Philip pines." It miuht he truthfully added, thul wo have more than fullilled our duiv in Franco and if the people in the stales want lo show their iipntTciiilion of what has uccu accomplished, lei them deimitld that ivc ho sen! home without iiniueessiiiv deluv. Thnt vou will publish this mid i iul me a copy t tin edition which con tiiim; name i-i ihc rcnui't of Priv, Chester II. Puliiev. Company B, Mill U'ti, TniiiKporiiition Corps. Amen. 'im E. F. A. P, O, No. 7V2. FRAME OF TALENT SEATTLE." Jan. 18. Eiist.-iir' cnmmisMoiis have been uivcu US men who have been nttcudinu the officers mil ten :il school nt the uiival trauiini: stution here, it was mutouueed loduv. Aiiiuiik the new clisimis nrc: C. O. Arutstroni: and II. W. Adams, Hell. iii'Jinui, Wii'h.; C. It. Iluriies end O. II. Struiit. Couer d'AWnc. Iduho; W. F., Cnuipbcll. Jackson, Mich.: K. .M. Ihnis. K. V. .Mart in, W. A. Strung. II. II. Sclliek nnd J. .1. Siahl. Portland. Ore.; (i, II. Sonthwiek, Chelan. Wash.: P. I,. Peterson and .1 It. llari die, Spokane, Wuvh.; II. A. Frame, llilcnl, Ore.; W. Iliillowel. Roundup, .Mont,; F. Ii. I ii in -t. Salem, (Ire: A. A. Johnson, Roseville. Calif.: K. D. Kirbv. Jackson, .Mich.; II. O'llrlcii. Simnr Citv. Colo.: O. T. Peterson, Itlninc, Wash.; and C. C. Fox, Cheney, Wash. ' JOHN R SH.LIMAN. COUNSEL H AT GUADALAJARA. DEAD WASIIIN'OTON', .I.m. H. -,)ohii II. Sllnmiiii. I'nitcd Stales eoiiiisol at Ouiid.ihilnni, who fix'..-c.l iiv vniiicni. lv as a representative ( i, American Government din-nut the llncrta rcviine in Mexico, died. at Oiiuiliihiinra yes tcrduy at noon. Musterole Loosens Up Those ' Stiff Joints Drivea Out Pain ; You'll know why thousands uie Mus teroto ones you experience tho glad re lict it givco. Get u jar at once from the nearest dniff otorc. It is a clean, w hite ointment, made with the oil ct muatnrd. Uctter than a mustard plaster and docg not blister. Urines eote end comfort whilo it it being rubbed onl Mustcrolc is recommended by many doctors and nursca Millions of Jars nre Used annually for bronchitis, croup, stiff neck, aothma, neuralgia, pleurisy, rheu matism, lumbago, pains and uchen of the back or joints, sprains, tore muscles, bruises, chilblains, frosted fect, colds of the cheat (it oltcn prevents pneumonia). on- J CA i,. f,linl i,. to a Highest quality .Jewelry repairing Diamond sotting, watch repairing Satisfaction assured In quality and price. aiARTW 3, n'.mi Mall us yoiir wants. QOOIV SPU0S nt $1.nn tier K)0 AUSTI1A1.1A.V BUOWN ONIONS 2.(10 ncr 100 For Sale Bv Monarch Seed & Feed Co MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND REPAIR SHOP Also Uiiont for Fnirlmtiks lint Morae Kncinm. 17 South Riverside, ' IfwTtte- ?STf3l H m AS. EXISTED HERE 25 Tim follovviliu wus pihiled M Vcili'4 into in tin Oi'OHoh luilH'V. Ciiniiuiio it with our methods of todavt The trouble in, wo buy more tiuiii we (Mill piiMlltce, l iii'ic is iuo uiucu flour und hiicoii shipped heru evul'y veur. I he tliitms we oiiutii to iiiuki nt Inline we a Ml buviiiu, ' I,. I ,uii iniklii.e l-nt.oiul luiv our plow heiiiii", siliuli! tl'cen, ii Mi hlllldins, hoe hun. lies anil Iciieiuu, Vi ihiow iiwnv our iishe mid hut voup und uhl Itri'iisin - , VV.i i.ive ii'iv our beef hides Itlld tin v hiiinesti'iiiu's And shoCtdi'iuuH, Wo luiv ur.i i tli'ii sect iii tlio Mprinu nnd iilihiiuw in the winter, Wo lei our land tttow uu lit weeds iiid huv nur liroonis. . Wo let the wax mil of our uimi tmd i-iiiii lu es o to waste mid buy chew, ini' cuiii tor our children. We build 'school houses nnd hire '.Mi'hi'is nnd' send uiir ebildi'fll Off to be i-iltlcoted. Wo liiiul ii five v"iit fish with ft i I f:shiiiK rod. . : W e im HiI II l.'i ci'llt huv out Willi a 'J0 mill mid 11 4 '.loi; to kill bll'dn, Wo nlise tl. '.'' (Hid huv Wool, And ah. mt the only ihlut; 111 thtu counti'V thul Hutu 'in an over produc tion of Is politics. Andrew Jeldncmi left tudny tor u few liuvn trip In Sluklyou cnuiiiy, Cul. r . I 1 im i .. i p ir i Co-operation THROUGH the recently or oanlzctl Orenon Chamber of Comm iree. co-oitei ntlvo pro motion antl aove'oiinifnt o( Interests nnd Industries will lie uotslule.. . Leulslatlon. Bits Iness. Flnanre. Reclama tion. TransntirlaUon. Pro duction an-l Maiketlna work will o aiven attention Iii re lation to each community. Let's ALL co-OBoratc. ! Wm. G. Talt. president. What Motor Life IS and What It Will Dd Motorllfo Is a selontiric prcpitrks tlon. and hy addlim tino oil hca to t IV gallons of Kiomllno It Riven IncrftUMJ unwer to kuhoIIiio motor flngines,' (if moves carbon from tho comuusttosi .ilmnilidrn and valves and provonts Iti further rormutlon, and ruilliccs this Biisolino consumiitlon mora tnha toV fourth, . ',.v! .:' ' . . " . ' : ' a . Motorllfo Is sold under ft monty-', buck guinaiitco, to absolutoly; from 2fi to DO por cont ot gasollnt, romovo nil curhnu nnd pruvont a ii doposlt, Incrnaso liowor hnd mlleait Insuro tmrfect iRnltlon,, nuicVor pioki up, ions ortort In cllmbinir hills, easy, DlnrtluK and hliilicsl motor offlclsuny. ' '. :'; ' ;'r ;';i (Al)solutoly,linrmlt!iis to any iri'ot' '":!; '..;' :i:M . Motorllfo Is put iip In linndy l) contaliiors holdhm ono full, qiiartii. which Humility In sufficient to trcUt1 1 it 0 khIIoiiii of Knnollne. Sout post pit Id on rccolpt ot price, $H.6o, , y s ' ' ' :-. ' Medford Motor Life Co. . $ nu.iiM ,v ii.ituiin.ij v-.1 ' .. ' '..- , '.'.- ': !' -jA 'Ik Nusji Hotel, Modforil, tivki l Scatc-Wide i I FIRST' 'iNATIONALJ MwhdFvDI''ORD. . "tiitmin'iiMntnMinnTOnnimfUJi' Ait