STEDFOTID MATH TRTBTJNE. MF'OFOTID. OREflOTST, "FRTDAY, TOBTtTJARY 23, 1019
PXGE THREE
Tho only Moilroril lioro in bo
nwurdml tliu Krniich wnr ccohh by tho
KovAriimntit uf Prnncu, IIkmikIi lin I on I
hlit liro In wIiiiiIiik Hi In ouvntwl limior
w Mmitimiiill Nuwiill C, lliirliur.
Tho grout uwiti'd of honor to lliolr
miiii, tiiKulllur with llio dilution ttwunl.
1 11 K thu mmliil, wim raculvoil yisHtur
ilny hy Dr. unit Mm, Mnrtlu 0, llnrhur
from tho iiiljiitunl KtuioruI'H ofrlco at
WimhliiKtiin, will) tho following lirliif
cciinmtiiit:
"I loro U forwnrclml to you umlur
nopurnlo oovor liy rKlittirol mull u
('mix do Gnu no nwnrdcd by tlio
Krinn'h Kiivoniinimt to your ion, Kiki
onil l.lntitnnnnt Nowcll ('. llurliur,
lOSUi Aoro miuiulnm, wlilrh Ik Hunt
1o' you n nmt of kill, lnoloiind tlmro
wllh In tlio cllutlou awarding tho
moiliil."
Tho Irnnnlnlliin of tho citation
which wn txnui'd by (iomirul I'titnln,
iiinrahul of Krnncft, at tho gtmarul
limiiliitinrturii of tho Kronen nrinloit
, of tho nnt, and which wan unproved
by (lonornl 1'ttrnhlnK, I an follown:
'Wncand l.lmHiiiiiint N'pwull 'Harbor,
pilot In i:cndrlllo llr. 1UH.
"Kxcnllcnt pilot. I hot tnkon an
nctlvo linrt In lha bonilmrdiiianU
Hinco July, Wan In ntlff combiim
nKttliint oiiomy patrol July 21 and
Annum 10. Kail Klorlounly AiiKUHt
11. IIHS, durliiK a miff oncouiitor In
which hi OKcadrlllo wn iIkIiIIiik
ttttuliiiit two.','
Allho ho wi aeon to fall In bin
mnrhlno buhlnd tho Uarmnn llntw,
dnflnlto now of hi Iraxlo fnto wa
not lonrnxd until In Oclobor. Lieut.
Harbor won 20 yearn old at tho tlrao
of hi dnath and would havo beon 21
year old tho ltllh of thlM month. -
EAGIE POINT EAGLETS
liv A. C. Hewlett.
Mr. W. W. Wllllt of Pomliit and
Mr. Andrew Tools, wlfo of ono of
the forest rnnueru, of Trail, caino out
on tho KiikIo I'olut-l'onilHt Ioko lat
Bnturdny. Mm. I'oolo wa on her
way to Cniiyonvllto to vIhII dor lck
muihor, and Mr. Wllllta win going
to Medford on bundle.
Mlu Kiln llelford wa hero on btia
I ii em Hominy ii "d whllo In town calf
ed at tho Kunnyaldo for dinner.
II. I' Fuller and wno and All
Kiln llelford pnod thru town Mon
diiy on their way to Sledford. Mini
.V:ila wa K'lInK to moot liar counln,
Ml Anna llelford from tho Wlllnm
etlo valley, but Mln Anr.a failed to
mako tho connection In Medford o
had to rotiio out tho next day on tho
Kaxlo I'olnt-Meilford Hlnuo and wa
met hero by Mr. and Mr. Putter and
All Kiln. Hho expect to romutn
hero Indefinitely on tho farm with
hor counln.
Mr. and Mr. William liolinnn and
Mr. and Mr. V. M. Mlchol and two
children, formerly of Lnko Crook,
drovo In Monday on' their way to
Alodford. Mr. llolmnn having bouitht
out Mr. Michel who had a ranch In
the Lnko Creek county, and Mr.
(Mlchol wan on hi way to Tacoma,
Wnnh. Thoy took dinner hero and
then drovo on to Medford In tlmo for
Mr. Michel and family to tuko No. 10
tor Portland that nlnht.
Mr. Sherman Wooloy wont to Mod
ford Monday on tho lliirnlnh ntnito.
Since tlio 1'. & K. train woro call-
od off there noemn to ho an unununl
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uiiiniint of truvul on tho comity fond
botwanu horo mid Medford u both
Iho bowln and tho Harnlnh car naam
to bo loaded both wuyn, and tho llttlo
Kanolluo motor Hint wan uned for tho
Miction moon noumn to bo inuklnK roK
ii In r trip from Kurttord to 'Ilulto
KiiIIh on the railroad truck, throo or
four I lino a week iindnonm to bo
Ki'iiornlly louiloil. Iloruco (lopport
cuino out Monday nlKlit with tho mull
cur and took pimnuito on tho llttlo
motor Tiiciuluy mornliiK.
Mr. Prod J. lliirnolt who camo up
from Oiiklnnd omo ten day iiko and
wont to Mod ford Mulurdny nfternoon,
oiunu out Monduy accompanied by hi
wlfo 'nnil two llttlo boy. Thoy
reuelied Medford Huiidny ovanlliK on
No, 10. Tlioyjiuvo taken room at
tho Hunnynlda and oxpoct to remain
for ho mo wuelt. Mr. Ilurnotl I hav
ing nomo of hi land cleared of chap
nrell unci ma iir.nnltu (totting It rondy
to cultlvuto.
. Kay Dnvl formerly of Derby but
now of 1'roHpect, called for dinner
Monduy unit it llttlo tutor Mr. A. C.
Bpunco of HrnwiiHlioro, camo In and
utter dlnnor left tho money with mo
to puy hi ubncrlitlon to tho Week
ly Mull Tribune.
Kd Myar and wlfo of Lnko Crook
wero bouillon caller Monday.
Pom Young wa doing biifllno In
town Tuceduy. Ilo complulni that
the ground I no wot that farming In
out uf tho quonllon, and nlnco then
wo havo had ono of tho wornt itormn
of tho Meunon, and thl Wadnoday
morning Itobert llarnlah nhowed mo
wlioro tho water camo up on hi car
coming out from Medford, and Mill It
continue to rain und anew. But wo
can console ournelvc with the
thought that wo aro likely to havo
bountiful crop thl coming oaon.
'.Mr, l'oto Hotl who ha boon vl Bit
ing friend In Mod ford camo out
Tuesday morning on her wny home.
Mr. and Mr. Maxwoll and ono of
hor nlntorn, paod thru hero Tuosday
on their way homo from Phoonlx,
where they hud boon to attend tho
funeral of their fathor, Androw Orli
lom. TiiMdny ovonlng If. J. Dovunoy, an
Innurnnco man of Idaho, Mr. ltendor
mnrk of New York, and Albert Clom
entn, another ono of our soldier boy
who nan jut received hi dlcharge
from Camp I A) win, camo In and spout
tho night.
Ml Ioulo Illan, daughtar of our
old ferryman who ha had chargo of
tho Kroo Perry for tho pat ton year
or moro, cnnio out on tho Knglo Point
ntago Tuexlny, a did Joffonion
Plorce and MV. Goorgo Mnnnfleld of
Pronpoct on their way to Modford.
Our Intermediate teacher In tho
Kuglo Point achool requests mo to
ay In my ICaglet thut tho pooplo of
our town have responded nobly to tho
call for rollef fuuds for tho Armeni
an and Syrian. Tho quota wa ton
dollar and they contributed twonty
dollars. Tho boy and girls aro en
titled to a groat deal of crodlt for
they aro tho ones who rustlod and
raised the money. Miss Lansing say
that she wa appointed by the com
mltloo to look after tlio matter and
tho boys and girls assisted hor vory
much.
Mr. J. D. Pry of Trail and Mr. Ed
Wlnklo of Ragle Point, camo out on
tho Kaglo Point ntago thin morning.
Prod Adnmn, Ployd Plorco and Jud
Kdsall left hero thin morning In tho
I.owln Jitney, and Will Lewis said
that ho had two moro to tako la on
tho way.
Tho Rod Cross MnKozlns
Interprets tho world to Amorlcn, by
tho old of authors and artists of
groat roputallon and exporlonco. It
In tho official organ of tho A. II. C.
and lis own medium for tho general
sproad of Rod Cross Idea and alma.
To lied Cross members tho magaxlno
subscription In $1.00; non-mombors,
fU.00. Call Mrs. Smytho, 916-Y, for
your early subscription.
MAIN
GRANDMOTHERS OF LIBERTY
'Dr. Anna J toward Show (right), ono of the earliest on most'
'aetlvo of living anraglU In America, and Madnmo Catherine Bresa
koviknya (loft), known a tho grandmother of tbo Russian revolution,
met .In .Washington. Each ha fought many yours tor principles or.,
equality and tlio bond of sympathy that mado them friends Is symbol-",
Ited In tbo haudclaap tho plcturo shows. Thoy met at a big gathering;;
of women and when Babaska, as alio Is called affectionately In Russia,'
got up to speak, twice she bowed low before Dr. Bbaw and then Un-,
pulslvely kissed her upon both cheeks..
A Complete Failure
(From tho Now York Wtorld.) ,
Applying to tho constitution of the
United Btatos tho snmo kind of criti
cism that Is dlrectod against tho con
stitution of tho I.onguo of Nations,
it becomes apparent at onco that tho
constitution of tho United States is a
comploto and mlsorablo failure and
that tho government of the United
States Is non-existent. What Is still
moro deplorable under such a con
stitution thero can bo no government
of the United Btatos. The American
pooplo havo boon tricked and .botray
od by tho impractical idealluts . nud
sontlmontallsta of 1787.
With the consent of Senator Lodgo
Sonator Knox und Senator Borah wo
doslro to call public attention to some
of tho unworknblo provision of this
paper constitution which wo foisted
upon a credulou country by (ioorgo
Washington and his rubber-stamp as
sociates, many of whom wero In foe t
od with tho licentious political theor
ies of tho ribald French encyclope
dists of that lnmonlablo porlod of
history.
To begin with, tho constitution of
tho United Stntos creates throo indo
pondont, co-ordlnnto branchos of the
government, legislative, oxecutlvo
and judicial, hut owing to the care
lessness or Ignoranco of tho conven
tion those branches are neither Inde
pendent nor . co-ordlnato. As Nich
olas Murray Butler would say, "tho
draft Itself is as clumsy a bit of
workmanship as the history of nat
ional agreements affords." '
The money powor Is all vostod in
tho hands of the legislative branch.
It alono can raise rovenuo. It nlone
can make appropriations. Tho exec
utive and judicial branches aro there
fore wholly dopondont upon tho leg
islative branch for the vory means
of oxlstonco. Instead of bolng Inde
pendent and ro-ordlnnte, they aro the
ereaturos and slnvos of tho loglsla
tlvo branch and must do Kb will or
porlah. Without the consent of the
congress thoy. can exist only In name.
To mako a bnd matter Infinitely
worso, tho judicial branch Is forever
at tho morcy of tho exocullvo. Altho
tho constitution provldos. for "ono
PAUL'S
supromo court" and "such inferior
courts as tbo congress may from
tlmo to tlmo ordain and establish,"
this judiciary has no authority what
ever to enforce its .decrees. This
power Is all vested in tho executive.
The president alono Is commander
In chief of tho army and navy, and
unices tho fedoral courts decide
causes to suit the wblms of the presi
dent their decrees are not executed
and their decisions nullified. Yet
George Washington, Alexander Ham
ilton, Jamos Madison and Benjamin
Franklin had tho unspeakable effron
tery to pretend that this thfng of
shreds and straw was an Indepen
dent, co-ordlnato judiciary!
The situation In respect to the leg
islative biuch Is hardly less lament
able! Tho congress can enact laws,
but Its laws are worthless unless they
are enforfed by the executive, and
this the executive will refuse to do
unless the president personally ap
proves of tho legislation ; that con
gress enacts. Inasmuch as tho army
and navy aro subject, to his com
mand, and to his command alone, tbe
president can always employ the mili
tary powor to coerce the congress.
By sondng his troops, to take posses
sion of tbo legislative, chambers he
can prevent the congress from sitting
and his physical control of the trea
sury enables' him to employ -these
military mercenaries to override this
legislative branch of the government.
To he sure, the houso mny impeach
Catarrh is a Real Enemy 9
and Requires Vigorous Treatment
Do Not Neglect If.
When you use medicated sprays,
atomizers and douches for your Ca
tarrh, you may succeed in unstopping
the choked-up air passages for the
time being, but this annoying condi
tion returns, and you have to do the
same thing over and over again.
Catarrh has never yet been cured
liyfttheso local applications. Have
you ever experienced nny real benefit
from such treatment?. .
NOW LQCATED AT
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ELECTRIC
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the pronldont and tho senate may try
tho Impeachment, but what doos this
power amount to when the president!
may use tho army and navy to defy
both tho Impeachment and tho ver
dict and keep himself In office as long
as ho chooses to maintain his arbi
trary and despotic sway?
There are many other disastrous
weaknesses In the constitution or tho
United fltates, 'o which we need not
devoto extended consideration at this
tlmo, which not only make It unwork
able but which destroy the union that
It professes to create. We refer
espoclully to tbo fact that by making
populullon the basis of representa
tion In tho houso tho larger states
can completely coerce the smaller
states, and by giving all states equal
representation In the sonate the
smaller states can completely coerce
tho larger states.
. This constitution of tho United
States Is based upon the revolution
ary doctrine that tho people are cap
ablo of exercising self-control In po
litical affairs, that the several states
are capable of acting in good faith
toward one another, and that var
ious branches of the government are
capable of respecting the limitations
upon their own power and of having
due regard for the authority of other
branches of the government. And It
seriously proposes that the rights,
the liberties and tbo security of the
people be staked upon this theoreti
cal, impracticable and untenable co
venant which defies the whole exper
ience of mankind!
Did anybody ever hear such non
senso outside of Bedlam and the con
vention of 1787?
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SPOKANE, Wash. Feb. 28. A
resolution declaring that all 'building
trades unions of this city will support
tbe local Painters' union In Its de
mand for a wage Increase from (6 to
$7 a day, effective tomorrow,- was
passed by the building trades council
comprising representatives of build
ing craft unions, at its meeting last
nlgbt. It was announced today by J.
N. INorthway, the secretary.
That no union painter will be
working tomorrow unless the de
mands aro met was the declaration
today of Thomas Slack, president of
the Painters' union, who said the
membership comprised 90 per cent
of the painters in the city.
OCEAN LINER HELD
; FAST IN ICE JAM
HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 28. The
Furness line Bteamer Graclana, re
ported by wireless today that she was
caught In an ice jam two miles off
Cape Race. The Graclana left here
last Saturday for St. Johns, N. F.,
and Liverpool. England.
Throw these makeshift remedies to
the winds, and get on the right treat
ment. Go to your drug store to-dny,
get a bottle of S. S. S- and commenca
a treatment that has been praised by
sufferers for nearly half a century.
' S. S. S. gets right at the source of
Catarrh, and forces from the blood
the germs which cause the disease.
You can obtain special medical advico
regarding yonr own case without
charge by writing to Medical Direc
tor, 2Z Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
STORE
2000 TROOPS BACK
NKWTOKT NKW8. Vt.. Feb. 28.
The bnttlcMhipH Virginia und Tihodo
IhIhiiiI docked hero today after a
HtreiiiioiiH 16 dnv Iriu from KreHond
delmrkcd more than 2,000 rcturninu
soldierw.
Aboard tbo Viminia were the Firwt
Trench MWrtur battalion, tho '188th
Aero sinmdron and the 305th Trench
Mortnr battery. The Tthodn' Inland
brought the 117th machine etin battal
ion, the 840th uero squadron and hov.
criil MisHouri casual companies.
The Virginia's contingent i said
to have suffered irrentlv durine the
utorms ut sea. There were several
deaths.
The First Trench Mortar battalion
hnrl renreHpntntivoR from 28 ntntcs.
The unit had been in Frnnce-13
months and had fouu'ht at Chateau
Thierry, the Arconnc. St. Mihiel and
Tlinimifoirri.
GeSRidbf TKat
Persistent Cough
Btop that weakening; persistent cougH
or cold, threatening throat or lung
aftectlons, with Eckman'a Alterative
the tonic and upbullder of SO years.'
fitjccesefiil use. ten and tLSO bottles
from druKKlet. or from
ECKMAN IiUlOBATOKY, Philadelphia
Know Thy Future
It in Doubt, Worried or Perplexed,
Consult
MME. FAY
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Infancy to Old Age ,,
She will reveal to you with unerr
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gives absolutely reliable and strlctlj
confidential Information on every
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and cheers the sorrowing.
Call on this wonderfnl psychol
ogist and be convinced. Located 43
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IT is the "stay-at-home"
dollar the dollar spent
for local products that
keeps circulating among us.
All dollars may look alike
to you, but it is the "stay-at-home"
dollar that makes
Oregon grow and prosper.
USE HOME" PRODUCTS
Home Industry League of Oregon
V
flftei Yoar BaSy is Bern
Think Now About tha Tlm to Coram
Afterward .,.
' When' yon hold In your urma your Mnr
txtw infftnt. bo sura that you can feci thut
before 1U arrlTnl you did all In your power
to jrlvn to tt a bnppy pro-nntil Influence. .
Scientists my that tlto thought and fent
Inffs of tho expectant mother (rrentl nffect
tho hcrtID, and diipoltion of tho futuro In
fant For mtr half n eontnry t hnnmnd of wom
en who havo uncrl tho tlme-honnrett ram
edy. Mother Prion), My thnt thoy entirely
escaped naiiscn, nervnutinem and that no
collar dlitreimliitf feeling to usual where na
ture In unaltkfl. They thiw prwemstl a ,
wonderfully bright and happy dlAponltlon,
which rcilccta 00 markedly upon tho unborn
child.
By the rcfrufai nw of Mnthnr'fl Friend tha
muscle aro mndo and kept eoffe and clistic;
to readily yield to nature' demand for ex
paiuion without tho usual wrench! nit ntratn
The nenre aro not drawn upon, and a a
consequence the expectant mother la calm
and serene and tho olht are not disturbed
with nervous twitching, and the crlal U
one of joy and happiness1.
Write tbe Brad Held Regulator Company,
Dept. K, I-fluwr Bnl Mine, Atlanta, Ceorfla
for their Motherhood Book, of ralue to every
woman, and iret a bottle of Mother Friend
from yonr drusvlit and begin, 9, treatment
that will bring real result. . -..
MEDFORD EBON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also agent for Fairbanks and Morse
' Engines.
17 South Riverside.
A Prosperity
Program
PROSPERITY for Metftord
bealns rinht here at home.
It can be laraelv gained and
retained by adherina to these
principles: t ;
1 Patronizino home Indus
try. 2 Havina confidence In
home community, business
and people., .
3 Investino In home enter
prise. "' ."
4 Co-operatina In home en
deavor. :
Wm! G. Talt . .... President
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