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WTCDFOTCT) MATT; TT?rmTNX JTED-POTIT), CRTJOOK FRTDAr. FKTVRTrATiY 2, 1010 BRITISH TROOPS ALL OVER WORLD ' 'LONDON, ; Jan. . 2 4. ( Correspon dence of Associated I'rora.V A glaaco nt Ihe maps of Europe ami Asia on which are designated positions ' of Tlrttlsh troops shows thorn to be well spotted, : Fop one rocaon, or another ine British war department still con siders It necessary to keep troops in some of the out-of-the-way places of the world. VW'hlle It la planned to re , duco most of the forces there Is no , Immediate prospect of the withdraw .. al'of any force, '. .;' - '. : v. In the Balkans the British are us ing their forces as a stabilizing lntlu ence against the varied ambitions of the several states. In trans-Caspla, northwest of -Afghanistan, they are protecting the population from Tur kish excesses, the result of the re fusal of tho Turks to reallae they liaVe been beaten lit the war. In ; trans-Caucasia they are fighting the Russian Bolshevik!, i ; In northern Italy they are acting as a buffer be tween the i Italians and Csecho-Slo-vaks until the peace conference set tlos differences there. Several com mands are InRnssia and fairly large forces are being maintained in In dia; Mesopotamia and northern Per- Three divisions of the force sent to Italy In 1917 remain but in con- slderably reduced numbers. ' Many men have been demobilized and hone Bent to replace them. One battalion Is at Flume, another in northern Ty rol, A part of this force will be used for the allied army of occupation In Austria. :r The three divisions in the Balkans are stationed In the Dobrudja which is the subject of considerable con troversy between Rumania and Bul garia, near Constantinople and the Dardanelles and in the vicinity of Saloniki. In Egypt and Palestine there might he more trouble with the Turks it a British force was not maintained there while in Mesopotamia it is feared the Inhabitants, freed even of Turkish control, would start fighting among themselves if not controlled by the military. ' These influences necessitate keeping a certain number of troops in these areas, in the opin ion of the war office officials here. The British have troops in Russia on the Murman coast, south of Arch angel, and at Omsk while at Vladivo stok is a 'brigade of Canadians. There is a British garrison of 70, 000 in India and it Is not expected to reduce this force until just before the heated season begins. Then it is planned to bring home about 20, 000 it shipping facilities are avail able. This is an unusually large gar rison for India but the war and co lonial office officials believe a large garrison will be necessary for some time. 1 :v no NEW YORK, Fob. 28. Demand of American business interests for : development of South American com merce are receiving responsive at tention on the part of the' United States shipping board, as shown by a report indicating that 268 vessels aggregating 1,103,921 deadweight tons have been allocated to South American service supplementing a considerable amount of .shipping con trolled by private interests. Of the! shipping board fleet in South Amer ican trade, seventy vessels of which 45 are under the American flag, are running on the west coast and 80 vessels of which 46'are . American flag steamers are in the east coast trade. , r This service is being further in creased, as ships are released from : army and navy uses. i The shipping board controls, ac cording to the report, 1698 steamers and sailing vessels, aggregating 9, 158,791 deadweight tons. WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY OF OCCUPATION. ( Correspondence of I lie: Associated Press.) Fifty, thou- Kund books, consistins of works, of luHtory, science, reference, fiction and others, have been broueht into the oc cupied zone recently for the Americun soldiers holdins the Coblenz bridere- hond and the area on the left hank of the Rhine. ::'"', ' Two distributine 'stations have been opened in Trier and Coblenz. where soldiers may borroiv books by mere ly 'Hixnintr their niime. compunv. and rdL'iment. In addition books are dis tributed to tho troops in the smaller towns and the hospitals through the several welfare organizations! Distribution of books is in choree of Judson T. Jenninss, of . Seattle, Wnsli;, for the library war service of the American Library association. In the first four days tho library was opened in Coblenz moro than 2.000 hooks were taken out. by soldiers do in earnson duty in the city and vi cinity. , REARED OF FRENCH ARMY BAND HERE TUESDAY X ' T ALLIES TO ' IN IHE UKRAINE LONDON (Correspondence of tho Associated Press.) Use of only a small volunteer force of allied troops to maintain order in the Ukraino is requested by the representatives of Russian, political organizations in London in a statement Issued here purporting to set forth their views. The statement expressly declares that except for the assistance ot "a small allied detachment that could be brought from the Black sea to main tain order in the Ukraine, the Rus sians ask for no allied troops at all. only for material. Russia is able and willing and much prefers to rehabili tate herself with her own forces." ' ' They, also wsk for war material, rifles and especially aircraft .and tanks. These, they say, should be supplied to Russia's own army com prising 230,000 men under Admiral Kolchak, with headquarters at Omsk, and another 250,000 men under the command of General Deniklne, who is reported to have just joined forces with those of the Cossack leader on tho Don, General Kraznoff. The Russians appeal also for moral allied support and recognition. Bolshevism must be placed outside the pale of society and declare that "such a pro nouncement on the part of the allies has never yet been made but would have tremendous influence and im portance." '.':'- ; A plan of military operations aim ed at the Bolsheriki Is suggested by the Russian delegation. It proposes that the forces of 'Admiral Kolchak and General Denlkine be joined and adds that if this were done three fourths of the task would be accom plished and "the collapse of Bolshev ism would be only a matter of weeks." The next step proposed would be to sever the Bolshevik com munications between north and south Russia. The Russian delegation pointed out that General Deniklne is being assisted by the allies from the Black sea from which he was only six hours distant and they asserted that as soon as he had enough ma terial he would move north and join Admiral Kolchak, and move toward Tsarltsln, an important strategic cen ter in southeastern Russia. TO KEEP SHIPYARDS LONDON, Feb. 27. In the house of commons last night, Thomas Shaw labor member, asked If the shipping controller would withdraw his adver tisements offerings national ship yards for sale and carry them on as national Institutions, associating the trade unions in the management. Replying for the government, Col. Wilson said it had been decided not to -retain these yards as government undertakings, provided they could o disposed of on fair terms, i ' .,:( or heaviness after meals cr .i mostanr.oying manifestation of acid-dyspepsia. . pleasant to te'ce, nattlnUse acidittJ ani:3 hfiln rp.:tnn H normal digestion. " MADE ISY SCOT? C TOV-TC CF 3tOT:S EMULSIGT s OF; I LONDON", LVb. 2S. Studv of the ol'ticial statement containiii-r n trans lation of the report from Count Von Uernstorff,; German, ambassador to the United States, to Chancellor Von Hethtr.ann-llollweir, Aueust 2671910. discloses interesting details of the Dart that the count and tho foreisn office plaved in German intriuues in the United States. The report gives further cviilenoe regarding the use of Wolf ven Igcl, Gcorac von Skul and Dr. 'lli'inrieh Albert bv the German sovernmpnt. Proof that the money used in their intr'.Ktics was on id with the acmiicscenco ot tho German chancellor, if not ut his order, is contained in this report. It is dis closed that Albert had cbarco of much German money. , Count Von Iiernstorff mentions particular directions in which Von l-iel and Von Skahl "apart from their services for the care of intelligence, carried on various commercial mens-' arcs introduced und already witrtlv concluded by Von Paprci." I'm nni fcapsniior refers to a law suit then pending against Von Isiol on account of iiis participation in the conspiracy to destroy the Welland canal and saws it is out of the nuestion to dis miss him. Me expresses a strone de sire for the retention of the services of Von Isel because Von lucl and Von Skat "had to do among other tl:ins; with orders placed with the Bridgeport Projectile company and the Aetna Powder conipanv. the pur chase of chlorine and earthenware, and with the sales of nrms stored to oar account in New York and the state of Washington which were in tended for India, the settling iid o arrangements concerning phenol and touloul, the discharge of various law suits such as those against Kocnig. Kienzle. Ureitung. Willpert and Bode as well as arranging for various per sons and their families involvc1 in these lawsuits." - A nation's necessity has plunged many thousands of boys and girls in their teens into the vortex of business before their time. Many will feel the strain upon vitality -and energy and likewise the need for the nourbhing and tonic virtues of ,rx':':-: A very little, taken regularly, when taken by fits and starts. concentrated nourishment that and helps confirm the body in colt & Bowne, Bloom6eld, N. J. DAVISSON'S Table Hock Store . . -. . . - . Wo have bouulit tho Tabic Itock store, have re-slocked it, and arc fjolno; to try mid make it meet tho requirements of a Kood coun try Hloro by keeping tho things that you need. Wo pay the same for c?s that tlicy do In Central Point or Mod fvl nii'I wo think wo can sell goods us cheaply as they do In cither 11.,v. Wo would bo very glad Indeed to have you como mid look over our stock and get acquainted with us. ' ; H. W,. DaYisson SENT HERE. BY. FRANCE TO PLAY Kvery member of tho Kronen Army band ot veteran BoUUer musicians Is recognlrod In his own country as u soloist of the hli;hB't standing. This will bo In evidence when we read tho program to bo given hero at tho Nat' atorltim, Tuesday evening, Mrch 4. 1 What wo shall not'know unless wo are told, for they do not sponk about It, is that every member of that French Army band 1b a horo. , Wlllilu tho past four years those nion who will play tor us have been mentioned !n army orders scores of times; Thoy have been cited for-oourago nmt havo won medals. They wear wound stripes and havo battled for Franco, not as musicians but as subitum. Headed by Captain Pollntn, whoso military orders many ot tho men have taken In tho field, tho baud camo to America at the bohost of tho French government, and tho band Is unique In that thnro is not a man In It who has not boon In actlvo de fense of his owu country, and who has not before tho war won a prIo at tho farts conservatory as soloist of his own Instrument. Captain Pol lain, himself, hus been decorated for conspicuous bravery at tho front. No wonder thero la a thrill In their play ing and that those who havo heard them say that no other could bo llko the French band of veterans. Seat salo now on at Medford I'harr macy. Prices ? 1. 00 and $1.50. 1 000 YANKS SAIL WASHINGTON. Feb. 27. Forty six ot tu ers and 1,000 men, compris ing the ucmlriutirtcrs ot the rirst and Third battalions, 34Sth inltintrv. the licodmiarters coniDanv. siiiui v viv?- nanv. snnitllrv ilctticbment unit com panics A. 1!, 17 I). K. F and I have sailed irom Bordeaux and will ar rive at New ork about March 8. I ho tmiwimrfc Ilntinlnhi w ilnn nt New Port News about March 8 with u casual company ot Cnliforniu troops and tho advance school detach ment nl' the IIHb 'fi.i netillcrv bri- trade -fori Camp Futisvon und three casual otliccrs. ' ! WORTH WEST LIVESTOCK MEN IN CONVENTION SPOKANE, Wash.. Feb. 27. fitockmcn from Idaho, Oregon, Wash ington and Montana ware in attend nnee litre at the annual convention of the Northwest Livestock association. The morning session was occupied with a .judging contest and sale at the local stockyards, where approximate ly 000 pure bred cuttle pro on dis play. Awnrdlng of prizes begun this utternoon. NORTH CAROLINA GIVES WOMEN PARTIAL SUFFRAGE RALKIGII. N. C. Feb. . 28. The North Cnrolinu senate has passed a bill to permit 'womento vote in mu nicipal elections. The measure now goes to the house. ' Cut In Suaar Prices. SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 27. The producers' price for best granulated sugar has been reduced from !) to $8.90 a hundred in nil of the Hoekv Mountain states and the states west of the Rockies it was announced -here todav bv- tho 'refineries.- - is fair more beneficial than Scott's Emulsion is contributes to strength vigor and health. n BOMBARDIER WELLS LONDON, Kcli. tW. Tho annomu'e nu'lit iiiudo bv the Cimlnil News that V. (). V. Docket! of Southampton, Svlto' Itiuie'lii'tl out liomhui'dier Wells Inst niul:!, would meet lleoraes Cur ri(mlier,": the 1'Yimeli heavyweight champion, is mil cunl'iniied as vet. Sportititf wrilers iu the inoruimtV newspapers say that the winner of the fight between lieekelt and I'Yutik (UhUIhvi) will meet the Frenchman. . TODAY'S CASUALTIES Wounded slighllv Corp, Philil) J. Fischer, Portland, Ore.; Corp. Herbert L.Miller. Ililslioro, Ore. ! Private Herman 1), Pippv, Portland, Ore.; Pri vate Ovie, Hiwn. MeMinville. Ore, 29 LON Mrs. Chirksiin Had lllieumatlsm Ho Itud Sho Often filed All Might III I'ulti Cains !! Pounds "My gain of thirty poundn In wolKht during tho past few wuaku Juat spenkii volumes for Tanluc," Bald Mrs, Cathorino Clarksan, resldliiB at S'HO College St,, Kansas City, Mo., recently. ' "Thero has boon such a pronounc ed change lit my condition." she con tinued, "that my friends readily no tice It and speak of It. Of course, 1 think my Inuronsu In wolght Is won derful, and 1 am proud ut It, but the benefit 1 appreciate most Is my relief; from suffering. 1 have been a victim! of rheumatism forwenty-nlno years, I und only those nffllctud the flume i way can know the agony I suffered.' During flump weather and Just be fore a rain sharp pulns would shoot j all through my body, but It was In! my Uncos I suffered most. .My right knee, especially, has been so swollen, stiff and painful during tho pant two years that 1 could not bend It. I hail to havo a steel braco mado to fit thlJ knee so 1 could wnlk around. The' ligaments nnd leaders' worn drawn ; until my knee was. out ot shnpo, nndj I havo cried all ulght long many nj night with pain. I hnvo often thought: my rheumatism was caused by con stipation, us I hnvo always been; troubled mora or lees Iti (his way, having to tako something constantly, i I also lost weight and tuy general, health became cry bad, und whlln 1 Just tried everything .nothing gitvo' mo any rollof. "One day i read a Blatomont uinde by n lady living on Prospect nvenuo, telling how Tanluc had relieved her of rheumatism, so I began taking tho; medicine myself. 1 nm Just now on j my fifth bottle and considering thoj length of time I have suffered, tho. results hnvo boon ralnnrkablo. Tho rheumatic pulns havo disappeared almost entirely, and I do believe Tan- lac Is going to clear my system of It altogether. I have been told that my right knoo would novoT be any bat ter, but I can ben It somo already, and tho pain Is entirely gone, I havo also been relieved of constipation, my appetite Is fine, and I am feeling better In every repect than I havo In many yours. 8o I don't feci that I could cay enough in praise of Tanluc, It certainly Is grand medicine." Tanlae Is sold In Medford by West Side Pharmacy, In Cold Hill by M I). Bowers, In Central Point by Miss M. A. Woo, In Ashland by J. J."McNnlr. Adv. , am ciiuko China Herb Btor Herb euro roi earache, hoadocht catarrah, dlptherla, soro throat, lung trouble, kidney troublo, stomach trouble; heart troublo, chills and foy er, cramps, coughs, pour circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast, cures all kinds' of goiters. NO OP ERATIONS. Medford, Oregon, Jan 18, 1917 TO WHOM IT "AY CONCERN: - This is to certify that I, tbe un dersigned, had very severe stomach trouble and had boon bothered or several years and last August was not expected to live, and hoar lug ot Olm Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214 South' Front street," Medford) I de cided to gut herbs for my stomacbj trouble, and I storted to fooling bot-i ter as'soon as I used thorn and today am a well man and uau heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to see Qlm Chung and try his Horbs. (3Ignod) ; , W, K. JOHNSON, Witnesses: . ; . M. A, Anderson, Medford S, B. Holmes, Eagle Point, Wm. Lewis, Eaglo Point , W. L. Chlldroth, Eaglo Point, C. E. Moore, Eagle Point. J. V, Melntyre, Eagle Point, Geo. B. Von dor Hollon, Eaglo Point, Thoa. 13. Nichols. Kaglo .Point. Vulcanizing All our work strictly Kiiaranlocd lu be first class. 15 N. Kir St., Medford I'houo liil-l MEDFORD VULCANIZING WOnKSl IEEE'S WARING. 1 For prompt rclltf from Rlicunmtlum, Ncimilula, vr l.umliai;o, you inn (K'pcuil on .Ijlonn'd Lialinrnt, The w.inulni", pootl'.hi;', counter-Irritant cllirt ia tho iiilf:c!:E way to uvcreumo the iallauinaitloii, Kwolliru or uililuv.ii, A fuw diout ko riKht to tda tore part, tlrnw tho blood Loin tho cougcitctl placcai'.Uiciuove the cauiu ot tho ache, T"!iu ittc.it " iwiutrating power of I'i-Ii cn lllic, nl'u nnd I.UO. i. ' . ...!" '.iV- .. " ..i1-.... 11 1 ..''-'J 1 : . 1 You Get What Your Doctor Prescribes Nclmitirin nccuriiiy speed, nnd nliMdiito hoiuMty nru milled to ovary doclor'v irocrlnllon you brlnu 'o """I ', our hloro, ' Wnst Side Pharmacv n. Now Is (tin Unto for Hint new top, or lo have the old one repaired. Wo nlu put on plain glut lm k citi'tiiliot, do uphoMorliig, nil kind til repair work. Ton ilriw.iliig fur paiitiu.oto nm! iiiohnlr tops, MEDFORD AUTO TOP CO. :0 North t.'rapn Street. ' I'lionn IOI. 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FORD REPAIRING AT FORD PRICES. , Pacific Highway Garage IJMtlOll McKIX.VHY, I'coii.s. Sf) H. ItAltTfjKTT SOOTHING RELIEF Slona a Liniment makoa rublilm need, linn. It lu catlcrnnd cleaner to nno limit plattnin or poult loin. It ilorn nut main I ho nkiii or clnK the pores. A hot tin ut tlivui'n Ltiilnicnt in nil you nitrd for (Illicit rent and relief from the i:iln:i ill irulas, liriiluca, b.-ukuclic, mUTank, and iuiwC forma of rlwuiuiula twlanrii. Cietieroua lo bottles at tlriinul'U evorywhers. - - ( it
