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Ye Smudge Pot
" By Arthur Perry "' '.'
"The terms of peace give Germany,
much to ponder over," declares Dare
Wood's Idol, L. George, and consider
able to cuss-abont one might add.- ; -
, CAMOIFLAGB
(Corrallis Gazette) , '
Deliveryman wanted Young man
of good appearance (or driving
Ford truck, must have know
ledge of location of street num
bers In town. Make application
to Post Office box 18, state age,
" weight and height, '
A nation-wide campaign fb abolish
profanity has been launched. !
:: Contrary to expectations the group
picture of the-leading Russian 'Bol
shevik! reveals not a bunch of whis
kers that could not be excelled in the
valley without notice.
DO YOU HEMEMBER WHEN"
Bud Anderson was lightweight -champion
of the world, and Frankie Ed
wards was fight king of the valley.
. CLOSE TO HIS WORK
I (Rosebujg.News). ri
. Sir. t Lamb, a prominent sheep
. . man from near Roseburg, was vis
iting his partner, W. O. Bridges,
i last week. -: '
" Those docile' appearing1 Italians
. that this coL - gave cigarettes last
January, are raising -Ned the papers
say. For the sake of variety let's
, blame it on the cigarettes. .
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The Harvard chess team defeated
Tale last rTuesday, and Walt Larned
rejoices not in' the victory.
Every time this col. sees Port Neft
running around bareheaded, it won
ders what poor Belgian is wearing
his hat ' ' ' '
, , - A WIM ORGY '
(Salem Capital Journal)
A Christian Endeavor social was
held at the U. B. parsonage last
i Friday. About twenty young peo
ple were -present and the evening
1 was profitably and merrily spent
in games and music. Cake and
grape Juice were served for re
freshments. '
Ye boss smoketh ye corn cob pipe,
Strange to say the first cyclone of
i -the season got no nearer Kansas than
, Texas. . . - :
. The peace treaty will consist of
: 75,000 words, 70,000 of the same, no
doubt being therefore's and. where-
''The Tjoyg .' who come back . from
J"rance have been sobered," editor-
, ially remarks the S. F. Examiner, "by
, ihe experiences of the war," but- the
' prudes at home will suspicion they
Jiave been drunk.
A t The Huns do not want 'a "hard
2eace." But it was a bard war.
.Mexican factions have started'
fighting again. They have a bunch
: some nation will try to redeem them
from their native cussedness.
The objective has been to reach the
' bottom of this col.
Gosh! Missed again.
iafe
Milk
Por Infants
& Invalid;
I No Colin.
l ittlUHlfc II' ' Mr
1 W MJ
A Nutritious Diet for An Ages.
.' Quick Lunch; Homo or Office.
, OTHERS IMITATIONS . .'
it is : Unanimous.
VERYONE is jumping
M-J... , leson just now. The telephone employees, t he tele
phone, employers;' the republieniis, the democrats; the
gentlemen and th ladies; the blacks of Texas and the
reds of Taeoma. If he has a friend in the world, said
friend docsn t appear either aeropagitie or artieulate.;
And yet Mr. Burleson probably isn't sueh a bad sort
He lias an excellent reputation as a life long democrat of
tlio old school. Perhaps the
school, like Si Perkins cheese, is too "dumed old. -
.Mr. Burleson is, rich. ,
land, with the aid of convicts, blacky brown and mixed,
and ho came to the post office
peat the pertormance. lie saw no reason why the meth
ods that had brought him a million dollars, shouldn't do
the same for Uncle Sam, so in our popular jargon, he
went to it.. :,' y ' --r
Mr.vBurleson had no use
could see no use for them in Washington; he had success
fully operated the sweat shop system in Texas, so he saw
no reason why he couldn't
P. O. department; convicts
per day, lie saw no reason
and telephone operators. '
In other words Mr. Burleson applied the principles of
private business conducted lor private gam, to . public
business conducted for public service, aud according to
his reports the system worked in Washington just as it
did in Texas. The books showed a balance on the right
side of the ledger, and the Postmaster General was sat
isfied. - ' , ,
, But no one else was. Perhaps no one else was satis
fied in Texas, although the record- is not so conclusive.
At any rate Mr. Burleson's methods impaired the postal
service during the .war,, antagonized the American public
regardless of party, produced a labor situation which now
threatens to tie up the telephone and telegraph service of
the country, and finally called forth a protest from the
Wilson club of Massachusetts, demanding the removal of
the Postmaster General before he had completely wreck
ed the Democratic party.; ';; -
The general esteem in which Mr. Burleson is held will
be indicated, no doubt, by the willingness of even our
most partisan Republicans, to, aid in the rescue of the op
position, by doing all they can to secure a prompt com
pliance with this demand. y y 'y r
. The Bolsheviki have appropriated the German prop
oganda, spy and atrocity systems, but their reported suc
cesses from the Baltic to the; Black Sea indicate they
passed up the German Crown Prince; j I ,' i,
. Congratulations to the parents and teachers for. their
idea of an Easter egg hunt in the city park. Everyone
should join in making this a complete success and a per-
manem reature oi tne JMeatora. faster. . v
Perhaps the man who stole the Portland jail hair
Drusn was more, interested m biology than boodle y"
Between speaking dates Senator Poindexter flies in
an aeroplane. The observation is in order that the Wash
ington senator is up in the air all the time. -.".'
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"- There is no doubt now that the best optical glasses in
the world are manufactured in Switzerland, for the Swiss
on Ihursday recognized thei German government.-
Speaking of" recognition, the popular method in Mex
ico just now is to cut off the head of the party to he recog
nized. " , '
Speakinir of heads, the
il. : 1 ti.i
meir wuuu crop to xiaiy.
i Medford s-Spirit
Medford people have iuunched a
campaign to raise $3.0.000 to keep in
operation the Pacific & Eastern rail
road, which recently went into the
hands of a receiver and stopped run
nine trains. ; . ,
The road is a short line operating
out of Medford. and is a development
aeencv in the Medford district. The
$30,000 is to match a like sum pledg
ed by a lumber company at Butte
Falls. The plan proposes final Pur
chase of the road through a bond is
suer -. ' .. :
The drive for the $30,000 is tvoical
of Medford. It is the spirit of self
help present there that has made
Medford a city of parts and promise.
The people there keep something
doing .in a public wav for home ex
punsion all the time. - The war is no
sooner over than the old activity for
a greater nnd stronger Medford U
resumed. ; . it , :
Accountants sav the Pacific &
Eastern will pav a profit, above op
erating cost and fixed charges! If
not now, a time will come when it
will. ; The road will be the developing
agency bv which added industries
here and there along the: line will
makd if pav a profit. The region has
boundless resources and nothing but
a little tune and energv is required to
bring them all into nlav.
The Medford formula will win.
Self help alwavs wins.
BOYS SHOOT GAS METER:
TWO PEOPLE VICTIMS
, CHICAGO.': April 18. Two dead
and several unconscious persons were
tnken from n tliwfl Rtnrv flnf. limit
ing today, having been overcome bv
gas. ' investigation developed that
two 15-vear-old bovs practicing tur
eai shnntin? Lhnnk . nf fhn atmptiiro
had sent a shot into the o-na mater in
the basement and had sttfcd ' rags
imo tue note to stop tne now oi gas.
on Postmaster General Bur-
trouble is Marsc JJurleson s
He niadc his money in Texas
department prepared to re
: -r : ' : y .,
.
for unions in Texas, so he
repeat the performance in the
had labored for seventy cents
tor pensioning mail earners
Munich Bolsheviki havn sold
- :. ; .
: All Quiet In Spain. .; .
MADRID. April 17. The govern
ment has begun the work of re-estab
lishing normal telegraph communica
tion throughout Spain which was in
terrupted by recent strikes.' The lat
est news received here indicates that
quiet prevails generally.,
":' Seven U-BoaLs Lost In Slorm. '
CIIERBOUKG. Franee. April 18.
f Havas.) Seven German subma
rines on the way here from England
in -tow have been lost in a storm.
Eight of the undersea boats -were
bound here but only one arrived in
Bafety. - .
DARTING, PIERCING
SCIATIC PAINS
mm
Give "way! before the pene
. tratlnft effects of Sloan's
Liniment
So do those rheumatic twinges and
the loin-aches of lumbago, the nerve
inflammation of neuritis, the wry neck,
the joint wrench, the ligament sprain,
the muscle strain, and the throbbing
bruise. r ; v. '
The ease of applying, the quickness
of relief, the positive results, the clean
lines, and the economy of Sloan's
Liniment make it universally preferred.
i'ricu Kile, line and 1.20. ,
v JOHN -A.t PEEL
Undertaker
- Phone M. 47 and 47-J3
AntomobUe Hearse Servlcfl
l4tdy Assistant '
- -' M SOUTH BnTT.l-P . P-
Aato Ambubiace Serrioe, , . Oorose
STATE TO SURVEY
T WILL AID
County Judgo Gardner who with
W. H. Oore and E. V. Curler of Ash
land, was In Portlunc: conferring with
the Blnta highway commlsxlon about
proposed now highways In Jackson
county, hns'rolurned homo outhualtt
astta In regard to the construction
jointly by the government, mule and
county of a new road betwoon Med
ford and Eagle Point.
The state highway commission hus
agreed to send at once au eiiKineor
lo make a survey of the proposed
new highway between Aguto and
Eagle Point. Tho government will
aid In the expense of the road's con
struction, and as soon as tho commis
sion gots the route locutqil will call
for -construction bids throe weeks
later. -Tho
projected new highway be
tween Prospect and theboundary of
Crater Lake park, on tho Medford
Orator Lake highway, la hung - up
temporarily. Judge Gardner reports.
Bids were advertised for but only one
bid was received, which was rejected
on account 'of being too high.- The
commission will rcadvertiso tor bids
right away. .
Judge Gardner reports that' the
Jackson County ' delegation received
hearty support' In Portland for both
the Medford-Eaglo Point and the
Medford-Crater Lake road projects.
Tho Portland chumber of commerce
this week adopted the following reso
lution: , . .
Ilemilutlon
Whereas, there has been a petition
presented to the state highway com
mission asking the state of Oregon to
coopornto on. paving 13 miles of road
from Medford to Eagle Point, United
States government to furnish 50 per
cent, Btiito of Oregon 25 percent and
Jackson county 25 percent of con
struction costs; and .
Whereas, said proposed Improve
ment Ib on the state road leading
from Medford to Klamath Falls
which road Is known as the Crater
Lake road; and" '
' Whereas, the said road is a post
road as well as a stato roud, carrying
mail to more than a dozen post of
fices In the southern part of the stale
as well as a road leading Into tho
vast undeveloped, forest-area and of
great valuo from a commercial stand
point as well as a't'tourlnt, and of state
and national Importance; -
Therefore, be it resolved, that this
body endorse and recommend to the
state highway commission that the
state participate) and approve said
Crater Lake road project and to that
end cooperate' with the U. S. govern
ment and Jackson county in paving
said section from Medford to Eagle
Point during the season of 1919.
COLDS INTERFERE
WITH BUSINESS
Dr. King's New Discovery
relieves them and keep
; you going on the job
r Fifty continuous years of almost
Onailing checking ana relieving coughs,
colds and kindred sufferings is the
; proud achievement of Dr. King's New
Discovery. .
Grandparents, fathers, mothers, the
kiddies all have used and are using
it as the safest, surest, most pleasant-to-take
remedy they know of.
.- Sold by all druggists. 60c and $1.20.
Keep Bowels On Schedule
Late, retarded functioning throws
the whole day's duties out of gear.
: Keep the system cleansed, the appe
tite lively, the stomach staunch with
Dr. King's New Life Pills.- Mild and
tonic in action. Sold everywhere. 25c
K0VEHALLS
y Pof.U.S.Pot.Off. ,
Is our Registered and Common-law
Trade-Mark and can only be right
fully used on goods made by 08..
Koveralla are garments for
children I to 8 years of age.
?(, a dealer tries to sell you, ' under
the Koveralla name, any garment
not of our manufacture, you may be
sure he has . an article that he is
trying to market on Koveralla
reputation, : - '
Unless made by Levi Stratus & Co.
. they're not KO VERALLS.
Koveralla -
Keep Kids Kleen
; $1.50 the Suit
y A NEW PD W IP THEY ,
SUIT JTKCi RIP
KOVERALLS re mule only by Levi
Struin & Co, Su Fraaeitco ud bear tliii
UbeltHT
OVERALLS
ncc u.s.PATorr
Agists?
FIRST" HUN HELD FOR
ATROCITIES -
GEN. LIMAN VON3AMXXS
cominniulors to bo suuoil for trlul
.or violation or tho rulan of wnr
ftire. And ho's going to bo tried In
.Constantinople, loo. Snndois wn
in commilnd of the Turkluli
iforccn vhlch wor.o oporntlne un
uor direction of Berlin. , Ho Is
known lo Imvo sanctioned Turk
ish atrocities. Including mussucrus
of G rocks und Armculuns.
Gets-H" Drops -Then
to the Dance !
"Goodnight to Corn Pains-Corn
Peel Off With "Oebj-It."
ay, Rirls. you enn Inuirh at
tlttht nhoas. ur diimp, iKirn-tiutltnir
woutlier. biK buntpy t-orn. i-hIIus
on tho huIvh of your ft.!, corns ttt
tween the lorn, ban! and soft orna,
it's All Off With Thk FU. Cora Now.
0.-l'I.Mto."
If you will Just touch the com oi
. callun with' a rw drope of Oolii-It.'
1Vhnt a tilonsett roller It Klvc to
v corn - palnil- Vou won't limp any
more; you can enjoy the dnnco
" overy -minute. Then to soe how
that corn or chllus will oome rlicht
off complete, Uko a banana peel and
- without tho least' pain. Is Just won
derful. CJeta-ltf la tho blgp-t seller
' amoner corn removera In the; world
. todny. eltnply because It la mo won
derfully aimplo and always, works.
JJo suro you iret 'Oota-It.' A
V.ot-lt," tho guaranteed, monw
back corn-remover, thoonly suro way,
coats but a trllle at any-druir store.
JU'I'dby B. LAwronco & Co.,Ctilcoo, III.
' Sold and rocomtnonded as the
world's best corn remody by Loon B,
Hasklns, Medford Pharmacy, Strang's
Drug Store, Heath's Drug Store. '
Expectant Mothers
View Event Cafe!y
TraM Bring! Knowlodo That by Uw
of Ponotrating Ramody Suffar-
ing Is AvoidoJ.
Tlioiimnis of women hnvo found by tho
application of Mother's Krlenil, the pene-
I "."Ci mo,tar'' that P0n nnd sulTciv
uiuiuni iim kiuic in audi
tion the Dionths preceding tho crUU sro frea
btarlrn.down pains and general discomfort.
Mother's Friend makes It pomIMo for the
nature in tho.(tlorlmis work to lie performed.
v yuHirfii .iiuiua nevicct to riv na
ture a ticlplnr hnnd. It will mean fnllnltely
Ire, ThA nHn.1 I. . , M-. - ' A .
,mm'3J2 "
i. K. . " '-"""er e rncna tne sum
Is kept soft and natural, nnd erperlenced
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I
ViS! hfu" !"' i"1 l"ok" d"rl"5 ,n p
lilcm afterward. 0
v't '.no BmrflWii Rer-ulnlnr Compsnr.
Dept. O. Lamar llullillnir, Atlnntn. fS
,W Tli WiT oil;..
ISSN
Cli()V(i;T
rrfpf:
1'ti.1i:5-
1 . Not alone do you oavo money but
you get all the flavor that only
home-canned foods can give 'you..
In addition, there is the uncommon
satisfaction you get in ealinrj; liie,
foods you've grown yourscll. '
It's no trick to have a rja:dcn.ar.d
to raise all the varieties of vcjjc-,
fables your family likes, , I.
But be iure to ttnrt nolit by plaruinp
MORSE'S CALIFORNIA SEtOS- --
aclcoowledaed by experln "bej irt the
world." Acclimated lo the Pacific Cowl :
Tiue-to-name and ol iliong vitality.
Mom'l pallfarnh Flower and Vtyjliiij!
Sttdt art told Ijr dtaltrt evtrywhtrt
C.C. MORSE & CO.,
i
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CA1.PKI1 Uictl nt llm rt'Hiilenco nf
his inrcntn, April 17, llii'linr.1 Vli-nli-r
(.'ulilor, viiiumiml noii nl' Mi'.'iiiiiI
Mr, Citlilcr, iiuimI t veitr, 1) uioiillit
iiml 8 iIiivh,
l',iint'rul Mi'i'viccK itt llio Wtn'kM &
Mi'lliiwiin l'o., t'hnnt'l Kitliirtlnv,
April It', ill 'i l- fu. Ifcv. Hoor.i'r ol'
lii'iiilimr. - InttH'mt'iit tit tliu Cciilnil
I'niiit yt'timliTV. '
War dept turns t. n.t. x
over to dept of interior
.WASHINGTON'. April 18. -All Sur
plus T.' N. 'I'., iiiul, oilier iixiilulviw
held bv llit wiir cltipurlliit'iit will liu
turtle.! over.lo llin denni'linenl of lliu
itilerinr. it is niilUMineetl In he used
in roiul litiililimr mid other uuliliu eon
si nun ion work.
Now milled
as before
THE WAR
OBITUARY.
The Pacific Coast Leads the World in the
Consumption of High Grade Flours
With this important fact
in mind Fisher Flouring
Mills Company experts
comb the entire wheat
proaucing territory or
the United States to ob-
taui 1.110 iiigiicoi ijuaiiiy
of Hard Wheat and Soft
Wheat from which
Vt FISHER'S
' BLEND FLOUR f
is so uniformly produced
the year round. ... ...
Just as the American woman is supreme in refined taste
and culinary knowledge, so in,- , .
FISHER'S BLEND FLOUR
is made to satisfy the particularity of her demands.
The ordinary mill cannot make a flour of FISHER'S
BLEND STANDARD.
"America's Finest Flouring Mills" are completely and
specially designed to produce this, all-purpose flour.
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, Manufactured by , ( '
FISHER. FLOURING MILLS COMPANY .
8EATTLE
MT. VERNON
Overstocked on Fitall Cases
. tndispensibio for one in trnvoling or camping. We
will sejl all wo have on hand for coat. ,
Arsenate
I At Greatly Reduced Prices
We arc agents ( for the Qciioral OhoiTiinal Com
pany's tSpray Materials. '
, Wc have Just .received a car 'of their Orchard
Brand Arsenate of Leitd
No better lead on the
blc company, at tho right
, 1 ,-',t, "- ' " .
Rogue
Co-Operative
! ' J. A. PERRY, Mgr.'
L'. ' '' ' " I -
BLOOD POISONING
Hamlla'iWUstd WUUfii first Aid TrMlmMt
i How' often '.lockjiiw. and blood
poiaonlnff rcsuln from the neglect
if. ullulit scratch Vu- lit t la cull lliitii.
lin's VVir.nrd Oil is n sale and elloc.
, tiye Tirst aid treatment. It Is a pow-
eritii ntnuennu ami siioiini ue an. 1
Cllr.d liuineiliutcly lo wounds of this '
litrl lo prevent danuer of infection.
It Is soothiiiK and liealinif and
quickly drives out pain and inflam
mation in cases o( sprains, bruises,
cms. bin in, bites ami stliiKi. Just us
reliable, too, for stiff neck, sore feet,
cold sores, canker tores, earache and
toothache u -
Get it from rlrucrcrlata for .1(1 rant.
, If not satinlicil roltirn the bottle and
I get your money back.
I l'vor coiisiiialcd or have sick
headache? Just Iry Wliard Liver
' Whips, pleasant llttlo pink pills, JO
j cants. Guurmilcod.
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BRAND
FLOUR
c4,
1 s
y-j
TACOMA -feELLINOHAM
Pafitrj and Powder.
market put out bv a rclia-
price.' Seo n beforo you j
1 ' j ; ' . : ' ' '" '
River
Fruit Ass'n f
w 1 - rr ft '.w sr