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Newspaper Page TextPAGE FOUK MEPFORD MAiti TRIBUNE A S ' InT.EPENDENT NEWSPAPER PIUIMSHI5D KVEHV AFTRKNOON tM'EPT KUNUAV BV TUW t Mi;jUHO PIUNTINO CO. 1 v Ofl'lon, Mull Tribune HillMlng. S.t-J?- v ' Norm Kir mmt 1'lams i5. . , A oomrolldntloii of 1 1" P1""7"li Times. The Mmlforrt Mull, Thf Mlf"rl Tribiino dm Southern Oroironlux, The AHiiluiid Tribune. 1 " The MiKlford Bundy Sun is furnished subscribers destrlns a aovon-day dally wwspaper. , ROBERT RUHI., Editor. 8. 8. SMITH, Manager. . SjtrBSOBXPTIOV IBBMH ;: BT MAIL IN ADVANCE: . . Dally, with Sunday Sun, year.f.00 Dally, with Sunday Sun, montli .5 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year.. s.OO Dally, without Sunday Bun, month , . SO Weekly Mall Tribune, on year J ;0 Sunday Sun, one year 1.60 BY CARRIER In Medford, Ashland. Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year W-ly Dally, with Sunday 8un, month .85 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- .00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford. Official paper of. Jackson County. Rntered as second-olass matter at sutdford. Orecon, under the act of March I. 187. worn dally vnrnf olronlatlon for sU months sadlnc Deo. 31, 1918... 3.Mt MT5MBRR OF TFTR ASSOCIATED PRESS -ull Leased tVIre Service. The Asso ciated' Presa Is exclusively entitled to the 'se - for republication of all newa dispatches oredlted to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. -All rights of republication of special dispatches taoreln are also reserved. PROTEST AGAINST . TO THE MEXICANS KL. lWPO. Tc.. -April '.- ('.-lit!.' I - Vn.i rn mug; me-iv and other Ameri- . una perauMr 'iu northern Mexico j. ..,,- ureBiuiii protest.-to the, state ? rtnient' -against;.'; p. irlher tbip-. p-entM ol' .nuf. ' ; ninmnmtion . ilntl, ' horses tbronsa-''tluV'Port to Mexco( tin- the ni of, the Mftii.'an Moral' nnnv. it was' .nnnniincud today bv one n the A'bcric.in .operators in north-, j era MrNtro. , . j ' Tlx' f.ueign ,v;twn:iwt..; and ... cattle,'- rton '.aid todav tiie eontmned ship-.'" timf -t war supplies '.-throncli Ki Paso. . nV' ,1rtrt7. for : the - Mexican amvv f. wmjtd tend to iironso the anti-Amori-; ;nn fo'-lms -anions' the V Ha follow-.' ' iVTj' which- lii!f .been noticeably ab-; ' ;koHivjioo ' General : Aneeles ioined -'. 1 ilia. ' TTipv Haim onantities of the- fioiiivniiitiwt. rillus--and horses shio ,s! iri (hp C.'t4 Blatc-s and r!ain r lv inar!;ii or branoenVvriJl fall into .. i(hctinn(!-- oi. the Viilii. mon and thev --wi)l Tctnilinte liv attackinsr Amen ; can properties or bv killine Ameri-i- wins in tbo north. Thev insist these j wliipments should be made through -. Vera Ortiz. "' - -Hcontlv VjO.OOO rounds of ammu- nif jiiti. "j.nnn rifles and 1.000 horses -were exported here for the Mexican nrniv to be used bv General Castro. I FRENCH GENERALS VISIT AMERICAN ARMY POSTS ', ' PARIS. April 8. (Bv the Asso ' ciated. Press.) Marshal Petain, ae 5 companied bv General Castelnau and . Mother French officers and Brieadier General Harbord of the United States nrmv. visited the American bases at Tiordeaiiv and St. Narire todav. At Bordeau the marshal reviewed a 1'i ttalion of American troops and ; company of French zonaves. ' , . MAN DIES ON TRAIN NEAR . ROSEBURG: LEAVES MONEY 1 ROSEBURG. Ore.. April 9. Jas. Hnrkins. ared 60. who was on the ; iwnv froni Cle Elum, Wash., to San 'Dieeor Calif.; died suddenlv on the train- a shprt distance north of here . 'Inst niaht. : He had $700 in his pock 'ots. I COMMUNICATION , Prefers Bob to Elihu. ,To-the Editor: f' You could hardly draw a sharper jeontrost than that in votir initial ;oilitorinl between ex-Rceretnrv Hoot j'and Senator LaFbllette. JThe one a 1 ulnelt eornoration lawver sittine com-f-fortnWv nt- Dives' tables, the , other ' nian of at 'least eYinnl'-.talcnrs in s-on'Tss.-; tQiltnf and swerilim? blood ' -,- : 1,-Mr-r, ( be burdens '.'of the. iieo !'"., Tf von !i:iye.',!ti'j.',f'Oni-iii , to ,i,,irnn'itrnt,'t)!. rontrai't 'voji .-f?t '". o .ji rjitly 'iriiViiiiH'i.t ' w- v This most remarkable remedy causes the stomach to act natu rally and keeps the bowels open. ; I purely vegetable, producing only highly beneficial results, MRS.WIN SLOWS SYRUP Hm hltiay aaj Caflirra'a Ktnlttar Absolutely harmless complete for mula on every bottle only very best ingredients used. At all dragwlat. JOHtH A. FKL Undertaker Phone M. 47 and 47-J8 I .; ; ' tnwinoblle ' Hearse Sorvloe : - iauly. Assistant X2 HOVTH UAHTLUTI Aoto AmhulMios BwrvloB, Ooronr j ' . V A CARTOON O NCE tipon a time a magazine printed a thrillini story about a forest fire m sin. The hero and heroine were surrounded by flames except for a narrow strip through which a railroad ran. There were two engines on a side track, one was a large locomotive and the other a donkey engine. Neither had steam up, the question was which.one should bo selected. The former could make greater speed and was less liable to break down, but would require double the time to get under way. The latter wasn't much to look at, but "was seaworthy and could be quickly fired. The hero was for the mogul, the heroine for the donkev and wlulo they do bated the flames crept nearer. Finally the heroine, with rare femiinne decision, stoked up the smaller engine, while the hero fumbled with the larger, and just as the flames reached the last clearing, the young lady pulled open the throttle and sped out of danger with the hero having his hair singed somewhat unromantically on the tender. With a little pictorial application this tale could be framed into an effective illustration of the present sit uation regarding the 1 Paris peace conference and the league of nations. Label the larger engine the league ot nations we might get; the smaller the present draft; the flames of the forest fire, the flames of Bolshevism, the hero and heroine the allied disputants, and wo have a sit uation that presents a valuable lesson upon which the people may ponder. The imperative necessityegardiug the peace confer once is speed. The present medium of transportation may not be all that everyone might desire, a more care fully constructed instrument might insure greater speed and better security, but the important question is wheth er civilization is going to be reduced to embers and ashes, or there is to be a get away while the flames are still out of reach. No doubt the hero and heroine above were married and lived hapily ever after. If a similar happy fate is to be the lot of the allied nations, then some nation must have the courageous decision of the young lady, re trditws of whether or not the flowing locks of an ardent adtiiivor-'Are.-slightly singed thereby. i Midline says the new communism only recognizes in dnslrios essential to social . progress, . and yet it Is an nounced that .Jhe Moscow soviet has established a govern mei.it soap factory. '. t . .- -. ", r Deraived .of booze the'wilv evaders drink iwrfiiniwv i.'.l- r,-,-,A ''Tlnnmj'nlt 4,'1.. J l.J. 11. .." J li'a uiiv iiit.i. ii.-!.!.-!1. . jc'itc.i 01 iui'di;t;u 1111 uuiiui, LIIUIC will be rattan and. corn silk and cabbage clubs. It shows splendid sportsmanship placing a golf course on Vimy ridge, but we fear the turf digging dub might spoil a foursomes appetite for tea.' Blizzards in Dakota, sleet storms in Nebraska and unlighted smudge pots in the Rogue River valley. East ern papers please copy. , V The Russian feininine Bolsheviki demand that whis kers be made Illegal. . A fitting retort to the communism of the sex. The Redding Commercial Club has opened its spring publicity campaign. Mt. Lassen, is erupting once more. "When that Siskiyou grade and Ashland strip are com pleted watch Medford 's tourist crop grow. . - It becomes more and more apparent the war is not over, it has merely changed its course. Latest Songs in Slum and beans, slum and beans Hooverlze on tne size of the pies. We have macaroni by the ton, ; but we need, good caow to fight the .--Hun, . -,. Slum and Deans, slum and beans, ' Wo are mighty Ured of you, ' Come and teed us sieaka, we're hun-- 8ry, . Ham una eggs we are cailmg you. aiug liiub to the luue ot Joau ol aim uu you uave luo uuug mo uoyu iu Kiiuiki oujo suouuug at lue top oi .uer voices. . Accoiuiug to J. L. Kimuuist, Y. M. t. L. Uluuiuul UllOLlOl' UUU bOllg 16UU- a tioiig ibu I iui;aiur uuiuou ii iiau uti'r-uiui- yxviou.utt. ! xuoie iii t a uibut uuv.wv i-o , niio BUiuieia ur fituiunf bMbiioi oruujiu iuo ymuo in luo x. iu. V. A. UUAiUlUfjO VVXlolO J!iilUIU,0l, ViAilO uuU uUi.U blXO .Itti. bClO liUJ WACtl iUUll "Uui. UUUU ' ' I'. -, ' ' i: if'lt u.ftu.'ii ..... Ii iv-i,.i,atn uu.il tt J , - ifutti,. .. : : Ji,tuoL i'Lj4UiU.;i.H yin'li-aollij in ,.t,'.j a,1..mm Kaij.janj, i- u, tu jjatitf., -U,. tUI., Ollll i'jnub.ciCO ;' Uu t a. .JU.lliM bt-tlliOll -Oil UUut diiluu, tUO riuomju uuu bwiii'D aiouuu. tad ciicie uibiiL .aiiur ... uo t,&y6 . ihuL at ica&i 0110 old Liuio bong I always iu ciuuod iu, mo program. . It may Ha , .aiiuie Laurie" or "My Old Kentucky "uiuci Hal tue oug tuat is never ouii.iou is "'liM ioug, ioug I'rUn." . Tuere Is someiuiug auout the har moay of this Uauau, says Elmqulst, tuat appeals to tne near is ot the boys and they never fail to enjoy It. Smiles" Is another favorite and has many parodies- ' Here are a few of tho parodies the boys sing. ..You might as well learn WKDFORD MATTJ TRrRUHTJ. IN PROSE. the wilds of northern V lscon- the Home Army, them .for when the boys get home they will want to sing them again: Smiles There are girls that make ns happy, There are girls that 'make us blue, There are girls that need a lot of , . coaxing . . Whon you want to steal a kiss or two. There are girls that come from sunny Dixie, There are girls that smile and some that frown, But the girl a fellow waats to tie to, Is the girl from his own home town. Long Boy Good-bye ma, good-bye pa, Good-bye mule with your old Hce- '- haw '. . I . may not. know how this stew is f .. - made But you bet by-gosh, I'm not afraid And O, my sweetheart if I die They cannot say I did not try: : For I can swallow what I ca'lchew. And that's about all one fellow can do (break-down) Get your plate and your tin cup I ' fall in. i . , , .onn of Arc . . ''avy beans, navy beans, Thev grow hair, on the cheBt " of marines. If you want to sink those submarines Just eat a plate of navy beans iMavy beans, navy beans, They are food for kings and queens, Yoii may have your steaks, your - bopif, your creams, ' - -But bh, oh, those navy beans. , . SIONEW DREW. WELL KNOWN : ACTOR. PASSES AWAY NEW YORK April 9. Sidney Drew, actor on the educe and for the movintr picture screen, died todav nt his homo here. Mr. Drew was nppearine with Ins wife in tho plav. "Keep Her Sinilmir" in Detroit last week, whpn he became ill. Against advice of physicians be insisted upon beinir brought to his home in this citv. and his condition rapidly Brew worse. The cauac ot death was given its uremia duo to nephritis. ' Mr. Drew was 64 years old. IKfitW. MTJDFOTiTV 01 Princess Iparkfeather Feature at ' ' V , C Ci (hV vl.vv vv& u i 1 f " ' s-1 KtfS v- iV'" lis a ' . i w fc. oAv. 1 vit ti? , ' , i V I r t .v n . .-t xjt, ,-" . ..t ' uh lE'i Cv i " c ,A ' , v', -'nv Ji''' "vf 1 rrlnccn Moim lnrkfentlier who Is nt tho Itlnltn toiluy anil tomorroiv Is until to Imvo tbo finest rollerlloii o t liidiiiii bend work nud Hllver Joivolry In Anierlrn. 8ho Is roiodilered by limiiy to bo tlm tcroolrst Indliui per soiiudo If not tho most bcautltul lip'orlnn rWoro tho public, lbo prliieHN Is also an acvompllsbeil iniinli liili, has u fine contrnJto volco, unit l.s a whistler and Imitator of unusual uhilltyp To the Business ".Man, a Message on Prices .The U, S. 'tlnpnrtmcnt of labor presents herewith a 'monograph bv Professor Irving risker ot tho de partment of political economy. Yale Uruvers.tv, on the subiect of prices in the period ahead of us. " 1 Prices are the most vital eoncern in jhe business man's life, at this .juncture.: ; Is the gcnoij.l level of pritjes going up or dow17 Upon the answer to that riucstion depends Hie commitment .' which,, buyers, mer chants and producers will make. If therri is to come a long pcrod of sink ing prices, men will not, and dare not buy except from hand to month. Therefore men cannot produce. That meunft -.unemployment lor labor, dis rupt on. of working orgnnizations, loss to. .capital, "deficiency 111 public revenues, general business stagna tion. ' : . t ... . .. If, on the. oilier hand, prices as a whole arcnot going to drop, business Our I Policyholders ' 1 To Oregon Life 1 r-Liberal low- premium policies.' - " (No fine-print restrictions.), ,, 2 Insurance irt force from date of application if insurable. : (A point to. be remembered.) 3 We have never disputed or com- . promised a claim. Always paid ' '!' in full on the day proofs of death were presented, v 4 AH assets except U. S, Liberty Bonds invested in ' Oregon, thereby upbuilding your own state. .-',' Qrcgonljfc Home Office A. U MIUU1. Prss, coitmisiT nTiif.niNO, I'lfth nnd Morrison, C. S. SAMUIiL, Gnu. Altfr, A. II. .COItNELfi, JUslrlct WKDNKSDAY, A1MM L 9, enn confidently go abend, The Btagoticuliir masons why prices muv drop is set for prosperity, .lull production universal employment, good limes Whether this will come depends 011 the answer to lliu uuestioa as to the course of the price level. Professor ' Fisher is prolmblv the country's first tiutlinritv on the sub ject of prices.1 Head what he has to say.' , . : ' .,; r, . , He confirms 'the conviction that has been growing in tho minds of mativ 'iiicn throughout tho ' country, nntiiclv,' .'the conviction that (lie high price level to which we have attained is no temporary thing but permanent. We arc simply using moro counters than before in. effecting exchanges. To everyone engaged' iu trade, fi nance or. industry. Professor Fisher's message Jms. especial importuned. In general, prices, and honcu wages, arc not going to fall.. In tbo case of par- timilnr products, there may be par- Insurance Company Hiictriwii'iil ConmifvutlTe- I'rogrewlvi Portland, Ore. Ii. N, STIIONU, At, Mgr. iAIiiiiiibci', Moilford, Ore, 1010 Rialto Today, but in the absence of dcliuilu know ledge of such special reasons it is sale to iissiinie that prices arc not going to drop. In other Words, von can go uhuad with the nssiiniiice that even if it costs vou more now to pro ducc, vou will ho nhlu to sell votir product at a higher tirice, 'l'heru is a new price level all nionud. ; Prices arc Iho slcam gauge llinl tell the business engineer how much pressure he lias in his boilers. I lave '., you' been misreading the gauge? ' ., If voit lutve.'acktiDwIcilge .Vnur mistake, open tliiv.lhridllo and lull speed nliend ! , ' , , ', . .1 TURKEY READY. WITH HER i ' DEMANDSFOR PEACE CONSTANTINOPLE April 8. Tho Turkish commission .' appointed (0 draw tin a report dealing with the national rights of Oltoninns beforW Ujo peace eonleiciice hail coucliulcd its labor. The iupmi. will1 be nub. milted to the high coinmisisimcrs of the allies 'directly, . ' ' 1 i 1 -. Card of Thanks ' Wn wlnl) to expreiis our heartfelt than Ich and gratitude to' all the friends and neighbors for their Jtltid notifl to tig during 'the; alcknnsB aiid death of our father, '. 1 ' . ' ' MR, W. 0. HYATT.' ' . .!. IB-' Mil. AM) MUS, .1. ii. WVUE, ,-' '': : ; ' ' -. - a . 1 -. Soldiers, Sailors and Murines i You aro hereby ndllflod that tho Woodinon of. tho World will admit (Uncharged eoliJlcrn, niillnru and mar ines, (Includlng'those-ln tho air ser vice) to memliornhlp wll bout ' Initia tion too, and the Head Camp will pay medical and' certificate, toes, Tlio Insurance rates aro low und a 1)1k reserve to back them 11 p You should Inventlgato this offer, It is ' worth somothlnK to you, , ' . : W. D. JACKSON, Clerk. ' Camp No, DO, W. 0., W, Removal Notice The llnloh Barns havo boon movod from South lHvorsldo to 111 North Fir, tho Dr. 'JIelmn stand. Wo will havo an up-tn-dale livery, feed and ruIo stalilo, Also ntornKO, 1 4 UNION llAft-S'fl, ' A i a t tWt if A A GOOD FRIEND ' A kiI fi'b'iid HtiiiidH iiy you wiion Iqiliuml. iMmlfonl pviipla lull how I hum's Kliliioy IMIln huvn ntoml I ho Um(. M. H. Illiliill. ulioo riii'iilror ot ii) Holitli Cunti'lil iiviinitti, Miidmril, ni(oi'ittil j ioiui tun yoiirn into una UK'Uii con r 1 1' 1 1 1 tt t lln story. ( iinltl you UHk tor itiuio (MMivlmiliiK toHlliiiniiy? "I r.iitfoi'iil (ruin what lliu iloclnr nil it win I'liouiiintlsiil. cuiinuil. Iiy mi ti'UK of urli! iii'lil In my liloiul,' unyn Mr lll'tru. "II nluiwml llnolf Iiy no vum 1'nlnii, ini'oi'liilly In my luii'k. My Uliliinyx wort) mil ot ordor, loo, iiml l ho io iriurliltm I'liimuil him to ' run down in iiuuiili, I ooulilii'i moon wlllioill liottliiK illKty. Doitirs Klilucy I'llln 1 lit J nut wliut llioy worn rupro emitixl Id ilo unit soon tlln inliilin. nun i i Iorvo mo mill my klilimyH ih-i-inl moro I'liKiiliiily. Iiy thu llinn I Iiml flnhhoil Ilii'dO lioxeii. I wn wit It em i ituy hIiiuh ot troulilu.-' (Hdilo uii iil ylvon KniiUMiilior 1,1, IMI7.) On Mitrch HI. Iii'lil, Mr. Illilon hii'il: "Ii luu Iniifit Homo llmn olni-o I lu. vi Iiml it 1 1 y ui'i'iiiilon to lulio Dnnn'ii KUIiiov I'llln, hut my opinion of I hu'ii husn l t'huiiKiKl In nny wuy nlttcii I- tlrm oniloimiil lliom, Toiluy I in injoyluu flrnl-i'lusH limilth.'' rn r nt nil ilimlcm, oulor-.M lllntrit t'o., Mf:m., Ilurflllo. N. Y. Ailv. FROM THAT COLD? Colds and cougho nro quickly t::i37ed by Ur. Kintj's Now Ulscovory Nobody thouM tvM "n?r(oly ml, oriiblo" (rotn a cold, cough or bronchial ntlnclc for very lonj;. I'or ll lake only a liulu !. Ilo 10 relieve 't Bad prt batlc on tha road to recovery wncn Dr. Klnu't Now Il:ovcry w faithfully mo J. It toon looaonn tho nhlcsm. ro 1 licvci Irritation, cootbn tho pirthed, soro tliro.it, brings eomlort. Hal p csntury clJ nrtl mors popular toilay than ever. (i')c i j f 1 .20. Make Your Bowcla Bcbavo , Make them function with Rratifylng precision. If rugiilatlon oftlw tllct doc not rcllrva thrlr tnrpl'llty l)r. Kind's New l.lta rilli will. Thev (rn perfect bowel trainers, clcanro tho tyttcm curcly, comfortably, 25c. LIBERTY TAXI With no nodes cur. y a Stationed at 10 N. Front 8t. X 2 Ilnln & I.yon, I'ropn. I'tionettJ J fuoM the roonT You' will want a now suit. Let us make It for vou. A; KLEIN ., -" The Tailor ', I'M K. Mnln,' VMtnlrt am ohxtno China Herb Btor Herb euro roi enracno, hodoh eatarrah, dlptherta, lore throat, lung trouble, kldnoy trouble, stomach troublo, heart troublo, chills and fev er, cramps, coug-hs, poor circulation, oarbunclos, .tumors, , cracked broast, cures all kinds ot goltori. NO OP EiuTiorm. 1 . ',... Modford, Oregon, Jan 18, ltl? to whom it ::ay CONCERN: (This Is to certify that I, the un dorsignod, had Tory sororo stomach trouble and had boon botherod tor savnraipars and last August was not oxpocted to live, and hearing of 01m Chung (whose llurb Store la at 2H Bouth Kront Vroot, Modtord) I do elded, to ' got nor'ria for, my stomach iron lile, and I storied to teollng "t lr ;as soon as I used thorn and tods) iin u wull 111 an ttiiu oau Deartlly rec oiuiueijil anyone afflicted as I was t no Olm Chung and try his Herbs 'tJIgned) W. It. JOHNSON, Wltnossos: ' 1" M. A, Anderson, Medford . - 1 S. lb Holmos, Hlagle Point, Wm. Lewis, Kaglo Point , W, L, Chlldrotli, lilugle I'olnV ' C. ID. Mooro, Eagle Point. J. V, Mtilntyro, Eaglo Point, Ooo. B. Von dor Hollpn, Baglo Point, Thon ID. Nichols. Rule Point. ' .