Medford mail tribune., March 14, 1919, Page 4, Image 4

TMEDFOUD 1IATI. TKIBUNK" MTiiiilib, OUIViUSJ, JlilhAV, .MAIW.Ul I I,' VM
.'1 ...L1JL..I JS
tlEDFORD MAIL. I3IBUNE
' AN 1NIIi!IMNIKNT NKW8PAPBU
PUULlHHIfll) KVIOHY . APTBKNOON
JCXClSl'T BL'NDAY 11V Tilly .'
Offlne, Mull Tribune. Building, ae-7-M
norm Fir street.' cnona it.
A conaoltdnlloh of the Democrats
Tlmiia. 'rim M..lfnrd Mull. The MeilMri
Tribune, tho Houlheru Orairoiilan. The
Aahland Tribune.
The MerHord Bunday Bun la furnlubftd
subscribers doHlrlng a ni'vuii-day dully
ne H smj,ur.
.OKOnOB PUTNAM. Editor..
nnBomiow TBBMII '
BY MAIL IN AUVANCK: .
Iielly, with Sunday Sun, yeer..l8. 00
bully, with Sunday Sun, month. .65
bally, without Sunday Sun, your
j'Jutiy. without Sunday Sun, month .SO
weekly Mall Tribune, on ycar 1.K0
Bundiiy Sun, one yoar.....H......:. 1.50
BY CARRIEH In Moilrord, Ashland,
Jftcmionvllle, Central Point, Phoenix:
pally, with Sunday Sun, your.... -II-SO
Ially, with Sunday Sun. month., .65
linlly, without Sunday Sun, year 6.00
Dally, without Sunday Sun, month - -.60
Ofrlrlnl paper of the City of Medford,
OfHclal paper of Jackson County.
Hntered an socond-clnsa matter at
hiedfoi'd, Oregon, under the act of March
, ,1879. , . V
worn dally ayerajre elrculatlon for
six months ending Deo. 31, 191S...3.04B
1 .) MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED .:
Pull Leased Wire Service. The Asso
' elated Presa la exclusively entitled to
the una for republication of all news
' dlspatchcn credited to It or not other
wise credited In this paper, and also the
loritl news published herein. All rights
of republication of special dispatches
herein are also reserved.
ALLIED LOSSES
E
ARCH AXGKlu Miireb 13. (Bv tlic
Associated PresiS.l-'i-As a result ;of
the recent allied udvunce southward
ulnntt the Murmansk railroad ruirt of
unuhpr Russian provintio, (llonetr.
was udded to (lie territory of the eov-
eminent of the north. If. Knnolov.
nsMslnnt governor remtcnU of Mur
mansk, has been nppomted .provincial
commissioner of Olontes. "
Comixired t othe losses inflicted on
tho enemv. allied casualties in ficht
inir alone the Ynca rivet since Feb
ruary 28 have been extremelv liuht.
It is estimated the' Bolsheviki have
lost at least 501) killed. - - -
American casualties from February
2$to March 9 luclusivc. were five
killed on the Vnsia front and 10 on
the Dvinn-front. No officers were
killed. One American soldier is miss
in trand two officers and 30-men were
wounded.- The tftul American casual
ties to date in North Russia follow:
4 Killed in action, officers 4: men 71:
died of wounds, officers 1. men 18.
MiHsincr, men 3G. Died of disease, of
ficers. 2: men, 67. Wounded, offi
cers 11. men 241. : - - -
, The health of - the expedirionarv
lorees since the Suanish influenza
epidemic in September and October
lias been excellent. Of the 09 denlths
from disease.-63 occurred before Jan
uary 4.
jThrouehout the fichtinir. American
troops have generally , been ereatlv
outnumbered but losses inflicted upon
the enemy have been at least five
times those suffered by the .-Americans.
As the newly mobilized Rus
i sian troops are becoming trained, they
are ernduallv relievine the strain to
which the American.. British and
French forces were put in the early
davs of the campaign. All American
troop's are now enjoying regular rest
periods, either at Archangel or at con
venient villages behind the lines.
CHINESE TO PUBLISH
JAPANESE TREATIES
, PEKING.'1 March 13. It is an
nounced here that the secret treaties
between China and Japan will be pub-,
lished Friday.
CUT THIS OUT
OM English Itecipo fop Catarrh, Ca
tarrhal Deafness and Head : ,;
f 1 Noises
- If you know of some one who Is
troubled with Catarrhal Deafness,
head noises or ordinary catarrh cut
but this formula and hand It to them
and you may have been the means of
. saving some poor sufferer perhaps
' from total deafness. In England
scientists for a long time past have
recognized that catarrh is a consti
tutional disease and necessarily re
quires constitutional treatment.
Sprays, inhalers and nose douches
are liable1 to Irritate the delicate air
paBBages and force the dUease into
the middle tar i which frequently
means total deafness, or else the. dis
ease may be driven down the air pas
sages towards the lungs which Is
equally as dangerous. The follbw-
ing formula which is used extensive
ly in the damp English climate is a
constitutional treatment and should
nrovo especially efficacious to suffer
ers here who live under more favor
able climate conlltions.
Secure from your druggist 1 ounce
or Parmint (Double strength). Take
this home and add to it pint of
Jiot water and a little granulated
sugar: stir until dissolved. Take one
tablespoonful four times a day. This
will often bring quick "relief from
distressing head noises. Clogged nos
trils should open, breathing become
easy and hearing Improve as the in
flammation in the eustachian tubes
Is reduced. Parmint used in this way
acts directly upon the blood and mu
coUs surfaces of the system and has
a tonic action that helps to obtain
tho desired results. The preparation
is easy to make, costs little and Is
pleasant to take. Every person who
iian catarrh or head hoIsob or Is hard
of Hearing should give this treatment
u trial. , Adv.
ENEMIES OP THE REPUBLIC.
JOHN REED, socialist -vritor, former Bolshevik consul
at Now York, at an address in (.(ovcUuid, stood with
upraised hands and swore
get out of jail or we would nit jret in.
i There is no reason in the world why Debs should Ret
out of jail and evevv reason why lecd slrould Ret in. Why
he is not there is hard Cor patriotic Americans to under
stand, for he admitted at the senate inyestisation of dis
loyalty that he was a paid agent of Leuiuo conducting
Bolshevik propaganda in America and throughout tlic
war he aided and abetted the enemy.
The admitted aim of Bolshevism for which Mr. lieed
is employed is the destruction of tho American govern
ment by a bloody class war and installation of a reign of
terror similar to that prevailing in Russia, a shani gov
enunent of !the "proletiiriat'' meaning tUreby .the ty
ranny of a usurper r ruling by t force in tho luuno of, but
hi no way responsible to, tho toilers. , ; I ;
In liis farewell speech," before his departure to bogiii
serving his sentence for violation of the espionage act,
Eugene Debs, the socialist leader, thrice a candidate for
the presidencyt removed whatever doubt lingered in the
minds of Americans who love their country regarding the
justiceof his sentence by upholding Bolshevist rule in
Russia and referring to Leniue and Trotsky as the "fore
most statesmen of the age" and admitting that his ideal
is the establishment of Bolshevism in AiUerica.
How numy American socialists are actuated by these
alien and un-American ideals is difficult to saj- but
prohablv not many. The, socialist party in America was
split by the war. Part, led by
ly pro-uerman ana cusioyai. I'art, ictt ay t;naries hiowaru
Russell and John Spargo, wxire intensely loyal. The so
cialist organization was captured by Iho disloyalists, and
tho loyalists have formed a social-democratic party. One
believes in syndicalism and the other in democracy.! They
correspond to the split in the socialist J)aity irr (ferniany,
where the moderate socialists support democracy and the
Spartacaiis, seeking Bolshevism, bumlar splits liavo oc
curred in all European countries between the conservative
and radical factions, the one believing iii peaceful democ-
, ' . i? .it......- i. .. r .. l .- .. i . j i . . 1 1
racy sis a means 01 atuuunig
class rule by revolutiou. .
The Bolshevists, comprising the radical socialists, the
I. "W. W. and the anarchiiits, make jjt good deal of hioisc,
but are not numerous. Most of them are foreigners, who
left their own country for its
tion of tin land that furnished them an asylum. Others
like Debs are sincere fanatics crazed by their pseudo
intellectual vagaries. Some
others plain grafters, out for
an easy living. -
.There is plenty of room
desirable citizens seeking destruction of the government
by force- and, plenty of ships available for the deporta
tion of the undesirable aliens to their native lands but
there ought to be. no room in our lecture halls or on our
street corners for tflcse enemies of the- republic. .-':' v
TABLE ROCK TABLETS
G. P. Hall arrived Thursday from
Sacramento where he spent the win
ter with his family and will take
charge of garden operations . at the
Modoo orchard. . ... -,;
Victor Bursell was thru this sec
tion last Friday in search of stock
hogs and purchased seventy head of
fine pigs at the Modoc orchard.
': Last Monday afternoon school was
dismissed early so that the children
could go to Medfdrd and witness the
arrival of the troop train.
. Harry Rosenburg of the Capital R
ranch, was a business visitor in this
district for several days last week.
H. T. Finley of Medford, was shak
ing hands with, friends in this dis
trict last Sunday. - Mr. Finley now
has charge of the Union Oil company
plant at Medford and in the near
future expects to run a truck thru
this section to deliver oil products. ,
A twelve-ton wagon or auto scale
has been installed at the Modoc orch
ard. .. ... ' V '
Several of our citizens made the
trip to Medford last Tuesday evening
to hear the French -band and . : all
seem to feel well paid for their trip.
Sanford Richardson and family
and Henry Maury of Ross Lane were
Sunday visitors in Table Rock.
Harry McGinnls arrived home from
overseas the first of the week. - He
says -that the climate and soil condi
tion in France are ideal but their
methods of industry are far behind
ours. .
The law recently passed by the
Oregon legislature in regard to graz
ing iu Jackson county; if lived up to,
would practically ruin the sheep bus
iness. During the last few years the
United States government' has been
doing all It could to encourage sheep
men and -farmers to' Increase their
herds but it remained for onr'all-wise
solons to decree that all the outside
range in Jackson county belonged by
divine right to the cattle men and
the man who has sheep must dispose
of them or move out. ? .- j : )f .
However, sheep men seem inclined
to test the law and so are going about I
business as usual. 1
Miss Eula Housten will finish the I
term of school In the Long Mountain
district for Katherlne Nealon. I
Spraying operations were begun at'
the Modoc orchard this week and are
being rushed to completion with
three modern spray rigs and a crcv 1
of ten men.
If the weather remains fair for a
few days tnls will be one of (he bus
iest places on tho globe as farmers
are far behind with their work and,
much land is still unplowcd that is to
bo seeded to grain:-
Col: R. C. Wtoahbiirn has returned
from Portland where he snctit tho ,
winter. , . " . J
Mr. Reynolds of Medford, has rent-1
ed some garden land on the Ituyi
that; "either (Jene Dobs would
Berger and Deb.s were open
social justice, mo otner in
11
good, and now seek destruc
are mental perverts and still
the money there is in it and
in our prisons for these un
ranch from Bingham brothers and is
planting it to vegotables. -.'-.-:
E. W. Carlton has purchased a ma
chine for sowing commercial -.fertil
iser and is using it to sow land plas
er. '
DANIELS LEAVES ON
WASHINGTON, Mar. 14. Secre
tary Daniels left -Washington today
for New York to embark tomorrow
on the transport Leviathan for his
European, trip, ! He, will attend to
night in New York the dinner to be
given by the democratic national com
mittee in honor of Homer Cummlngs
Stop Corn Agony
In Four Seconds
Use "Gets-If-See Corns Peel Off!
The relief that "Gcts-It" gives
from corn-pains the way It makea
corns and calluses peel off painless
ly in one piece Is one of the won
ders of the world. Iho woman la
"Get Ma 'oU4l'
Quick! It Eases Com
Pains sad Makss ConnY
Pol Right Offl"
the home, -the chopper, the dancer,
- the tpot traveler, the man' lit the of
fice, .the clerk In the Qtore, the
worker in the shop, have today. In
this great diecovery, "Geta-H, the
one sure, quick relief from all corn
Bind callus pains th? one sure, pain
less remover that makes corns come
;.ft as easily as you, would peel a
banana. It takes 2 seconds to ap
ply "Gets-It"; It dries at once. Then
walk with -painless Joy. -even with
tlht shoes. You know your corn
will loosen from your toe peel it off
with your Angers, Try It, corn suf
ferers, and you'll smile!
"Oets-It," the guaranteed, no.ioy-backcorn-rcmovcr,
the only sure way, .
costs but a trifle at any drug store,
fll'f'dby t3.Lawrence&Co.1ChlcaarofllL
.Ajii.fl and rccomnionclQd r-a 1 the
world'a befit corn remedy by Leon I.
Hasklns, Medford Pharmacy, Strang's
Dnur Store.'
JOHN, A. PEEL
- Undertaker
TMiono M. 47 apt! 47-J2
Automobile Hciiise Bcrvlce ' ,
-.: . I.ady AxsfHtant ' '"
K2 SOl'TH HAItTIiBTT
4ito AuibubiDce gervlce. . Coroner
STORIES TOLD BY
l m
I.ONOOK. M.uvh 14.--Tho invw
liuation of the stories thti loparlt
itble exploits of ('nplnin Kdinuiid (1.
Clmmlierluin of Sim Antonio. Tkn..
mi officer of the Unitod StntM niit
rine corps, which luis boon in pronrcss
for swiwl ycoks, hits' dcveUnwd to
tho vKtcnt thu( the Aiupi-icim niivnl
authorities- consider ft court iimrtml
ncc.ssn The court 1ms been culled
to sit in T.ondoii jMuruh The
eoun-t nuirtial, it is itimounci-d, willjn
vestisrtte chieflv whetlicr Cnutiiin
Chumbcrln in's roeonmiimdutions for
dectiratious were all . forucries nud
whotltor thero wus nnv truth whntev
er iu his storv of dostrovinsr tin ox
tinofdiniii'v nuinbvr ttf tniuiliiiios- in n
short time.
Ctiptuin C'hiimberluiii, then a liuu
tcniuit, was recominendcil for tho Vim;
torilt I'ross and thu conuressioiinl
modiil of honor, the Inchest nwuids
for bruverv of (Jront Hriiain nud the
United Status, Anust III, 1018, for
an cxoloit on the proeodiriir. Julv SO,
over tho British front in n bottle with
12 .Gorman nuiidiines. Ohnmbarlun,
it was retiortotl, (lostrovud five cnonv
idiinos mid dnmntfed two othors.
'-:..J:
SAVE MONEY-
BUY THE WORLD'S BEST, :
v' " COFFEE ' '
.9
In the Five
1 Ft tirnn
other coffee's in .
fragrance, flavor
quality, economy
Also Packed in
Three and Fiat
. Pound Cans
v Mother, whose hands rock ihe cradle, ohzn needs more
than ordinary food to help raaintain the blood-quality and
strength aha to asswra - adequate nourishment to the
child. It is as unwise for the mother, as ii is dangerous
to the- child, to- place dependence upon alcoholic stimu
lation, lor strength is not found in alcohol. ; .
'9,
of purest cod Uver oil, absolutely free from alcohpl, is
motners true friend, in that performs a two-lold
duty. Scott's is tonic-nourishment, particularly
fitted for the trying period of motherhood.
- SCOTT'S EMU'-SION BUlLoS UP STRENGTH.
, THE, UNIVERSAL CAR " ,
' . - " - . -
Thoro ai'o more than 3,000,000 FoVcl
cars in daily operation-in the. United
States.' This is a -little hotter than
one-half of all the jhptor ears used in
-America:- The. Ford '.car is every
mail's nee&Ksity. No mutter-what lite
: business may' he, it solves the prob
lem of cheapest transportation. We
solicit your : order now,' bco,'uine pro-
duction is limited, and we must make
it the rule to supply first orders first.'
Touring Car, $525;' Runabout, $500;
(loupe, $050; Sedan, $77.") ; Truck
Cliassis, $")50, These prices f.'o. h. De
troit. 1 "
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
AT R I ALTO TODAY, TOMORROW
. H Wt Wl wrM
I 'J ' rtv M i
' f ' v , ' C"t j
NAZIMOVA in "OUT OF THE FOG"
6AU)Nlia Mnrvli M.-t-Tho Turk
ish forces in Southern Asm Minor lire
iKiiorini; tlm fact tluit nn minislieu hns
linon siuncd mnl tirti ttirrnrixiiut'tlio
Greeks in tluit rcsioii, ndcoriliiior to
the Mctroiiolilttn ' of Sivns, Asintie
Turliov, who svs tlmt ulliod i'oroos
should lio sent to Di'otcet.tliu uumiltt-
turn troin tho i onnir 1 tirks. ,
1 .1- 1 '-' . !'' - . '..I. ...'-.JJ
.'.-.v .
1
Pound Can
nil ,BrUU("Pi'C0
"a5j
AaJiafil
i
U '
I 4 lli
Pi
.1
LI
POLAND TO KEEP
T.OKDOX, Mnr, JJ.-rTh') .M'iriiliiK
1'iiHl. in-ill (h n lilKllly luliirimlliiK lliutt
pnno from lt( upotilul oomiuiiuiultmt.
In Wimtiiw, (li'Hm'lbliii? tlm htltliiK ot
tho l'oltnh coniitltutloiinl - iiKiunnlily
Hiat Moiulny lit which 'itn Imnoi'titiit'
doelHloii took iiIiiom. 'riilH wiih UN)
nnxHUKO tiniiiiliiiiiiiiily ot th(i lit Hit u ry
bill cnlllvm upon nil mon burn lio
twoon lSUll mill 1001, rluinilumi'iileil
by; tho mix' liuiidrtid thoimuiul for
whli'h thlii bill iirovidOH, tho I'oJIxli
nrmy will niimbor clunu to xmo mil
lion. -: ..'
Tho lollsh icuunntry, tluolurod ono
of thutr rv)i'OHoiitntlvH, will tlmiinnd
u gtronir. nud imwurful urmy no Ioiik
nn tho llolHhorlk invudud I'ollnli ter
ritory tho Ultriiliiliiim nttiiok oniitoru
tliillelu, iiml tho Utu-muiiH rutuao to
KlYU ii ii irnimlK mid Hlleslii. ;
IL...U 'I.J .. . "I i..U.. 11 1. .'.I. - I
COLLARS
CMlCTT. I'EAmDY Jit'O.,!. W.VKIT.fll
'Complying
With the
Law
INCOME Tax Statements Ii
are roqulrotf to bo f ttctl on or
before, next Saturday.
Should you need additional
Information Inquire here at
the First National Bank
that ''sohrce of uood banklr.a
service.''
Wm. G. TalL.
.President
BANK.':
MEDFORD. ORE. .
LIBERTY TAXI
With now DoiIko cnr. "tt
SlAtionod nt 10 N. Front St. X JL
llnlo & I.yon, Prop. l'lmncJ' J
Vulcanizing
AH 6ur work dtrlrtly Riinrnntocd fb
he first clnHH. 10 N. Fir St., Medford
. 'I . Iliono 1IU4 . .
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS
,' JUST ARRlVcrj
' i , A uice line of
. 'SltS. FLOSS
MATTRESSES
(, Also a iiice line of
RUGS AND LINOLEUM
At Prices that will save you
, : money.
Poole Furniture Co.
s.-,lktA4aWJaA1Jl!.tl4 Hfula'i.lU
CaSCO"33i.-i. ,LDL' Vlttt,
AR.RIOW
f ppsi ;
Ik
:Hte?T 5
. is
he Tcis tel.
U So, Do NoK Allow tho TSvm to Fm
With Natural UuuUaJ. ., . ,
' 'fli(iiiuiiuin or wimrn fttr nvor linlf It roil;
tury Imvo Imirm-il tlmtjii tlio tliiio-tmiird
lnuirallon. Mtillwr' Frli-ml, tin tinvo IV
rtfiiieily, tlm
i n r ilium iti
(to thruiwh rtilliHilrtU without Jho mu
IrettfiliW irnlii. miit Unit ll.ii'iivli It. n
tlm Iuiiu-m nt llin fi'l'ln tit') iWcr qd (
.-.tili l-aa ...ill, Mtlil llltlllll'l. J
Mnitwrr Kpliiml iwimlnilei )H tntli-li.
rcmli-rlnir llicm iiilnnt mid Milhr, iwwrii.
liy tho iimniiiidii vt iiuluw. Tlwy rrhit
mntW mill lirlllK luilW lny Bltd I'ljfm.
fill IllltlllK. An i)9 rwiilt Uw f Bow 1
tyllli i.rv.ittr " In lj w, "1
.r.yil mo Vviil In iwd iHiHitlllim mill tin
Mn It iuuiIo mnl koiit mil ami fitm froiil
' Trl'lvVtlw flrtiilllsM Itamitiilnr Comintiiri
1V1. I', l.niiuir (liill.llnt. Alhmlji, (Iwimlii,
for Uu-ir Mnlherlioi"! llok, mnl iilitiiln
Imltln of Mnllmr's Krlmm rmm vour ttfiiit
Klt iilr 'l lliuniuilily, furtlfy yuumlt
tur Um (.-visum iniiiit.
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
rOUNORY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also oKwut for Fiilrlniiilm nud MoriM)
.. ;: Knililifi!. i ; . " (
" 17 ftnnth Blvnrlil 1 '
BUCKEYE INCUBATORS
AND BROODERS
GARDEN SEEDS
GRASSES ' ' M
ALFALFA
CLOVER
FERTILIZERS .
Potatoea $1.90 per cwt. ' '
MONARCH FEED
AND SEED 00
ySrEOON pwplc "con-l
mime'' several million
ilollifrs' worth of products
every week food, cluthinu
nnd merchandise ol nil de-
scrlptlons. '( ' . .
X;hy not recotfnlic our
power to make pur own
state grow nnd prosiwr by
patronliing our own manu
facturers? ,
BUY MOMH PRODUCTS.
Wauji. iNowirrer tHAOui 4 Omoom
1
for really good t
V
pi.t;nptiin ,pie .
llii kind ul pis llisl lull you In lha
"iniutismafW.MorM tSuirPunp
Itiiu lla Ilia first esunlisl. Il It jull
at easy to grow iKem ia your gsftlcn
Carrots, Deans, Piai, Ltiiuea,
Ktdiahri, .Oniom. Cahbsgv. etc..
proili-d yno plant MORSE'S
CALIFORNIA SEEDS. Ac
cliauU-d to the Pacific Cuait, true-lo-nm
nnd full oi vitality.
Motta's Klowar Satdi art of tha
stme higli quality. Dealer every
where kII Morso'l Seeds. -
Wiilo (or our l9l9Cad(aCuul
it's (reel ..
C.C. MORSE & CO.
, Sitttroutra f of 48 yar$ ,
Sn lrrncUco Cali(oriV,
oom's Seeds
. ana tunica ,
China Irarfo ator ' .
Horh oure roi oaracne. neduih
oBtamli, .''dlpUwrik, ' : ton"n thNiai,
una trouble, kldnoy troublb. atomnch
troublo; hoart troublo, Clillli and tar
or, cramps, coughf, poor olroultlo0,
carbniiclos, tumors, orAOitod brMH, ,
ourea all kin da ot goiter. . NO OP- '
ERATIOMS.- ,; :, ii i', ' .-.J
Modtord. Oroiion. Jan IS.'ibIt
TO WHOM IT "AY CONCERN: "T
Thl Is to oortlfy that I. tho nn-
dornlgiiod, had vory Bovoro tomkoh
troublo and had btion botberod for
Bovornl yours and )at August wa nrt
oxnoclod to Hve, and honrlng of OilU
Chung (whoso Horb Btora la at al4
South Front street. Medford) t iln.'
oldod to got tiorbs. for my stomach.
troublo, and I etorlod to fooling hot
tor as Boon as I iisod thorn and today
am a well man and can heartily reo-
oinmona anyone nffllotod as I was to
boo 01m Chung and try his Herbs, ; -
(Slgnod) W, K. JOHNSON,
WUnoSBOsi - . . . ,
M. A. Andorson, Medford '
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point. " ' ; ' .
Wm. Lewis, Hagle Point i " '
W. Ii. Clilldrotli, Eagle Point, ;i '
O. B, Moore, Kngle Point. ' v ' i"
I. V. Mclutyro, Eaglo Point. . ' '
Goo. B. Von flor Hollen, JCaglo Point, -
xnos. iu. Mcnoid, Kagie Point,- '-;'
If'
V;
111(7
. ii..
ft.- - ii-i,