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BITCDITORD MATT; TRTRTrNT!, MTCDTOTOV OTCRflON,' SATURDAY. 'APRIL 2fi, 1f)lf)
Hedford Mail tribune
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Ashland Tribune. , .
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HOBKRT UUHL. Editor.
8. S. SMITH. Malinger.
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ONCE MORE SOMEONE HAS BLUNDERED
ONCE more .someone lias Jilinidered. : On Tluirsday it
, was 6ffieiallvenorfed froin Washi'iuiton ihat'Llovd
George ..and.ClouttMiwnm wore tfnlly aware of . president
"ilson's uitinnitnni to Italy, anil approved the same. -It
was officially rej.-orted from Parts that, the .Italian 'dele
gation also had been shown the note before it .was pub
lished, and their expressions of surprise,-were, hypocriti
cal and insincere, r " u v I . -v
Now comes the word from Paris that neither Lloyd
George nor Cleiiieiicean approved the "Wilson action and
Home announces Orlando is to be welcomed back by the
allies, to Paris. Well, well, well. . ; J: : i .-
There is' a nisicrer in the wood pile somewhere. It is a
trifle early to produce the dusky member but he will eoiho
out in tno wash, ere long. . - v
! What a mess! lA-om this distance the onlv distinguish
ed European who can find any, pleasure In the situation is
a certain royal exile chopping wood in the bae,k yard of
.Daren palace. I S. r.r v-"': ;?.V :'
.The Amazing Wife at Page Sunday '
COLONEL
HARVEY.
.' , i .
Ye Smudge Pot
, ' By Arthur Perry ''-
Because a man stoers shy of a bar
ber shop Is no si'kh be is broke. Ho
pays no tribute to the tonsorial ar
tists and needs no neckties. '-'.
' .."Come here" said a mother. to her
Son Frl. p. m; on Main street. '1
"Come here yourself", replied the
eon. . f:'...."
Immediately afterwards the1 right
of Email nations -was knocked -kick
lng. ..:'.' ;- V"- ..'"
. There , is something suspicious
about the Flume deal. Somebody Is
about to win a great moral victory
say, tor. instance, in the Sunday morning-gapers.
." i: ;
HA!
HA! JACK DA1TOX!
x (S. F. Chronicle)
... EUREKA,. April 24. J. S.'
. ' Harder, an officer of the State
Motor Vehicle department, took
advantage of the large . atten
dance at the Easter services at '
; the Yreka churches by spotting
tall unlicensed automobiles lined
up in front of the places of wor- .'
ship. : About fifteen! license de-i-;
-' llnquents were penalized by the
' officer in addition to being re- .
quired W pay for a 1919 license. .
It Is nowdiscpyered that the wheat
growing on the west side of the
phone office is barley. TblB looks
like a plot to starfa brewery
, Any person or persons desiring a
copy of ''Smudge Smoke,", a pamphlet
Issued 'by this col. hi .1916 In , the
winter thereof can have same . by
sending us name and address, along
with a three-cent stamp, the etamp
being Vsed to mail book. ' v
A SUGGESTION . ,
. -; (Oregon City Enterprise) .
' Mr.: Etheridge is an affable
gentleman, and .is doubtless a
fine organizer, but he might;
better be In the livestock busi
ness, where they sell Bull by the
tralnload. ' - .,,...-.-
Smith Jones is -a butcher at Eure
ka, Cal. His middle name 1b no doubt
Brown.' . : '
'IN THE SPRING
Vhen Energy and Vitality are
' Lowest, then Influenza!
t j (By a C. BOWEIt, M. D.)
-i AWhis time of the year people feel weak;
tired,' listless, their blood is thin, they have
lived indoors and perhaps, expended all
. their.mental and bodily energy and they
wantj to know how to renew their energy
, and jstamina, .overcome headaches ant
backaches, hav8'v clear'. eyes,'! "'smooth,
rddy skin and feel' the eihiIer4tiori of real
good health tingling thru their bodies.
Qpod, pure, rich) red .blood is the best
insurance against ills of, all kinds. ''1foa
. are apt to suffer from an attack : bit Influ
enza, if your health is run: down, fc' '
Purify the ' blood., and' yon can defy
influenza. This is the time to clean
Ijijuse and freshen up a bit, '"v
.. Drink hot water ,o. half' hour befpre
, meals, and for oycgetablo tonic -there's
nothing better tljan1 Dr., Pierce's "Golden'
Medipal . Discovery, ' the old-fashioned
herbal remedy, which has had such a fino
reputation for fifty years."': It contains no
alcohol or narcotics and is mode into tab
lets and liquid. . Send 1U cents to tlr.
Pierce's Invauds',.potel, '(Buffato.N.'X
for trial package. ' 'V'v''"'.'
Maryaville, Calif. "1 needed a. tonio;
rriy blood was thin, I was run-down, my
back ached, my kidneys were weak and
digestion was so bad that I could not even
drink milk. I remembered 'that mother
had (always depended ;pu ,Dr. j'ierce's
Goldon Medical Discovery, so Iydecidcd1
to tnko it. In a short timo.rwas greatly
benefited, I continued taking it and was
n well woman." Mr. J. S. Marker. 219
fTJ"PAVEX has no rage Jike love to hatred .turned
aTL Nor hell a fury like a woman scored'."
This might be: but it isn't, ;th6 slogan at the licad of
Harvey's Weekly, edited by Coloney George Harvey, and
circulated with considerable effect throught the country
at the present time. . ' ' ; 1 : .;.: ...
Colonel Harvev as evervone knows discovered Wood
row Yilsoii. He pei-snaded him to run for governor of
New Jersey and was his strongest advocate in his first
presidential rexc. - . ; .-. ; '
, Then something - happened. The1 details of - this
"Something" have never been, 'divulged, but. the love in
Coloney Ilarvev's bosoiiK Was turned to .bitte gall and
the affection to W'oi'mwood ash transmuted., "Now there is
T - . , ' i , , ' i . . t - i 1
no political enemy so rutuiess, so pittuess, sp maneiousiy
denuiieiatoiy as President Wilson's former protagonist
and favorite. ;. . ; ; - -.- - ';:';.' :-,-''-''- -
: ;And Colonel :Harvey. is. elewr.-devilishly clever
His pen. is sharp as the adder's fang, his dictioli both
trenchant and melodious, his sarcasm suncr ring, Jus jrbny
xlelightfulj But through it all runs that,, vein; of persoiial
vindictivcness, whicli'nuikes tBe' foolish rage," the judi
cious smile, and the discerning remain cold and mire-
The Achilles heel in dhe Colonel's annor is his 'insin
cerity. .Take the League of Nations, for example. . Before
the covenant was amended, Harper's "Weekly was not
opposed to .the league principle, mercy no! but it was
opposed to any .international arrangement which violated
the Monroe, Doctrine, whichfmade it possible for a great
world power like the United States to have no more vpting
power tiian the smaller nations. . , .- .
Now with the Monroe doctrine .recognized, .aud ' Avith
the voting power moditied,. Colonel llarvejr! voices no ap
proyal, but promptly switches his rhetorical barrage
upon the provision which gives the' United States with
its companion world powers, control, and leaves the small
nations, particularly ,the South "American republics, .-out
in the cold.- ; . , ' , ,.,.. .-,-.. ?';-..
In other words the redciibtabTo eolonel is against' the
league if it restricts'Americn control, he is against the
league if American control is not restricted. iOnly " love
to hatred turned" could manoeuver a man as clever as tlie
eblonel- into a position so ridiculous and indefensible.-:
AMERICA HAS WHIP HAND.
AS a matter of actual fact, "America can ) get along
more cotnfortbly without a League of Nations and a
peace of justice and equity, than' can Italy," France or
Great Britain. Her mission to Paris was not one of self
interest" but one. of disinterested devotion, to theawelfare
of humanity and the world; If it conies to a, shew down,
the United States holds the whip hand. At the nioinent
it looks dark, but a shrewd gambler with a knowledge' of
the true situation would not endanger his reputation by
placing ins oets on a iriumpn ior i.merica mine ena.v
COMMUNICATION.
Havoc of the Bird Gun
To the Editor:, Amdng . nature's
choicest blessings at this season of
the yeaare the beauty- and fra
grance of ho fruit blossoms, and the
sweet melody of the song birds of
the Medford valley. .
But strange to sa,y there are many
who do not seem to , appreciato thi.s
rich heritage of the springtime.- .
On our way home the other even
ings from the. business center, of. our.
ity, we passed two boys,, each yilth a
small gun in his :hani; ana upon
overhearing seme of the conversation
with .a group of .other boys, pledging
them to secrecy, of a certain sort, im
mediately we became suspTcipus of
the purpose of the guns In the Hands
of.thpse two boys. .' ;
About an hour later, suspicion be
came fact' when we sa)v .these two
lads coming thru an alley with their
guns oyer .their shoulder, and dan
gling from the hand of one lad were
three lifeless little birds not spar-.
rows, but house finches. or red ,polls,
birds that are amoiig the sweetest
warblers that trill their rkh delight
ful, melody, to us the ; livelong day
who build their nests and .rear their
little ones in the old: honeysuckle
bower, or among the roses and vines
that elamber over the trejllses S3
close, to:, the house. ; Itiseemo they
almost, ask for our protection. ' '
upon inquiry we learned the boys
had been requested three. times by.,
man in the neighborhood not to
shoot at the birds, but despite the
requests, the boys slyly crept near
the bushes and brought down a beau
tiful, malo bird while In the glory o(
his song, and carried -hint dangling
along with the other two they had
killed, his beautiful splashes iof crim
son on bead and breast protesting in
mute appeal against such bird tragedies.-
' ' ' -..'-' ''.I .. ;'-.
: Questioning the boys as to their
knowledge of the laws for the protec
tion of the song birds and the fines
Imposed for killing them, they hung
their heads, and said they sold them
to a man in town who bought them
to eat. ; , '
.SJlscreiliting this story that any
man in Medford, would he guilty of
encouraging the boys: to break the
law, we .thought it more likely they
wero . thus - trying lto . shlehl - them
selves. ; All. we. could do at the time
was to secure the names of the two
boys. ! )
'i,We coujd npt help .noticing . tfie
entire , absence, of Me song birds in
our vicinity that evening. Not a bird
note anywhere. Even the robin who
built her, nest pn: the ledge tinder the.
cornice of. the, house, .and who regu
larly every evening sang his- clear,
strong, but tender notes at twilight
from, tbertpp of,the;neaest telephone
pole, was silent. t .
"Ills' evening presence and' sons of
goodbye to tb.p.oweetjday has boon
Inspiring to ub, buv lie was gone, ir--rThs
Audubon: societies which are
organized In the public schools of our
cities, .provide for" the instruction of
all the children V.:tu rcxard to the
song birds and the fines imnosed for
the.slaughtor of any of them; and we
hope the, teachers, here will Impress
;hiu natter upon the minds of their.
pupils.' J 'i"':-; . s ! i
xllomomber, .therboy who goes i uB
and' down our streets with a biggun
-l o i!d always be watched, for hq is
tho Hun to the birds. .
.NVe plead' for the preservation of
our,beauyftI8ongsters In this valley,
;.. , MRS. K W. BROSS.
Medford, April 2th. i ,
With Medford trade is -Medford mado
id"'
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Roil Cross rooms are still open
Mondiiv. Wednesday nnd Friilnv, u
faot tht Kewrni Indies who sicned
up Tor work one day or imothcr. Kein
to have foraotton.' Plonso bear in
mind 'this one ittm tlmt tho Hod
l.'riWs work is still coins on and will
not stop until the si-'ii is- romoved
hml the door locked. ;
At the northwi'slrrn division eoii-
iVrence hold in Senitlc lust week. Mr.
Stimson.' numaaer of the northwest
em division, in his 01eninir address.
vnid. "The viirwork of the lied Cross
is .fnrVfrqm finished." -As lunir as
Tefuiti'os iirn' sliiverintf nnd sturvimr
iu the devnstnted nnd liberated set
lions of-; Kni-oiiu' .wit limit iidi'Vniiilc
provision lor - tlioir neeessities our
forrisn relief work must sro on.
There wore onlv six sewers in the
rooms lust Wedae-sdiiv. one director
and one machine operator, but n verv
lame amount of work was turned off
nnd Vsomo Monday. k'ft overs finish-
If 'oven' one who luis promised one
diiv,eueh week .for u month, would
come, the work now on hand eould
soon be finished., then the Bed Cross
rooms will elose' if or tlie summer,
l'leusc respond to this urirent cull, ln-
"The ncT Cross liny 'with the
Whistle,'' is tlie Jjianie eiven to Jnlin
Call'isch a -HtecpU'inek ( Hufr'iilo.
N, Y.. bv the American Soldiers iii the
St. Mihiel s,'tor.- Culfiseh delivered
iik liiuli as 18.0110 'newtipapers duilv
to the hots in the front lines '
vieu Iiiik. Iicuu in ouvriition in Ilia
imiiutir neetion of Wnles for "JO venrs
Yielortv Cjitlierina llniidiuu is Hie
nnine ttiven the first ehild bom in
tihoiiiis since the return 'of llio rel'u
tree inlitihitiuits. , . . j
'- . Krnnee nw serves iw tho Imso for
nil Ki'd ,1 ross mipiiIiom in l-.urolie,
American Hed Cross shiimiimt. 13,
SOO.OUO vm-ds of uiirniont nmt'nriula
urovidod Knsler' oiitl'ils for thou
sands of rufiurue in thu lilicrnted
iiieus of Kiirupe. " '',:
- Kvcrv irirt mid boy in Moilfonl.
ves-r-Ja'kson eoiiiitv. should lK n
rollud in the Junior lied Cross Hnroll
for the Junior Ked Crosis J,s tho American-
Kud CrosH of the future. The
lied Cross uitiuiizinu is full of intcr
iittitiir nxulinir for votmu: and old nnd
nvorv. luniith will contum a Hjieeiul
storv'ri'lative to lh vhihlrvu in for
eiitn hinds. ; - -. ' i.
An extension of time lias been civ
en on lust kuiltiiitr nllotmcnt. If the'
work is in the warehouse in the early
full, ready fur shinmcnt. it Will he in
plenty of time for use ot'hoiis
next fall mid winter. ' ' 1 '
-A Bundle or SIiIHh
A French wonum reputrie from Ar
ras reeentlv.iirrived at tlie headquar
ters of the Amins v."ehouso dis
trict of the 'American 1J Cross ear
rvini; on her shoiilderx a larito bun
dle With the in formation that it be
longed to the.Americim Ked Cross. In
openinir the bundle it was found to
contain numerous shirts which the
woman said she had received from
the Hed Cross the vcar bclore to
work buttonholes in and that durintr
the evacuation of tho Somme district
she i had curefullv eutirded them
leavins- some of her own cf'foctH. in
her home, which was destroyed, in
order, to do so. . .. . , ..,
1110 district manager smrt'csted a
reward for tho woman, hut this she
refused. iRavinir the shirts had been
utit in her care and " she returned
them at the first opportunity. Asked
if plie had been paid for makinit the
button holes, she replied in the ncira
tive. nnd. .when Dressed to! name- a
sum. for.she wus entitled tonnv. un
der the refmreo .employment plnn, she
suuecstcd ': five francs about , one
dollar in United States coin, one over
one per cent of the value. ol tUn shirts.
' ': :.-.;.,- .
With her child, she said she ex
pected to return to: Arras, where only
rumbled rums marked the site of her
former homo.. ;1 ho Hed Cross will
oo! a-lter her welfare:
.Uritish lied f ross nmhiilnnee ser-
.Hciuemher our efficient homo qr
vi,ce department, vhich is readv. at
any mid nil times to eiioperale with
till iir-jaiiizutioil. Keluriied soldiers
and sailors or llicir .families will do
well to consult this .department in
mutters concerninjr allotments.. un
paid insurance, eniiiliivtiieiit,: etc. All
questions and information 'strictly
.conf idential and oiiick service ren
dered. '1 his is Ked Cross work and
tlnj home service department is ut
vour service, and this includes , overv
family within the local lied Cross
chanter's 'jurisdiction.' '
"CAN I BE
CURED?" SAYS .
:THE SUFFERER
How. often h? rou hmid that )
crj from the victims of diiense. Per
htps tlie .disorder has gone too far far
help, btt:.oftencr it.is jufiD its firt
states and the nnlns and aclii-s am nnls
nature first crier-fur belli. Do nut.
dospahv rind- out tho cniiso nuil irlvo'
nature all itlic help: you eun aud sho
will repay you with linalt.li. f.nnlt nfiei.
the kidneys.. Tlio kidneys oro tho most
overworked orxnns of the human body.
and when tlioy fail In their work of.
filtering and throwing off the. polnon
that constantly accumulates lu tin; aya
tcm, cvcrytlilnit goes wronjr. GOI-D
MbDAL Huorlcm Oil .f.'ananlM will
Bivo alraoat Immciiinte relief from kid
ney and bladder troubles nnd their kin
dred ailments. J"liny will free your
body from pain In short order. But bo
auro to net GOLD MEDAI,. Look for
tho nnine on ovary ,bos. In throe sizes, .
nonled packages, . Mouoy, . refunded if
v '!' 'H? ' '
.y.-i'.;: v' rv'si
lliislncss . Is IxTKluntng oialn : In
earnest here In Medford. -.; Wo arc
foMuniMc in possessing nhut the bal-
unee of tho' world -are obliged to buy,
and that ill nuiko liilsiiioss , nooil
tliroiiKhoiit tho lloguo Illvor valley
regardless of other parts of the
country. '
However wp ro very ; optimistic,
nnd liellevo that with Coker Itulto
producing oil wo all' will bo proslKjr-
0118.
TUB Gl'ftHKK CAVK
llcrt Hullivan, rrop.. - '
Highest .quality . leweiry Topalrlng
Diamond ; setting, - watch' repairing
Satisfaction assured In
quality 'and price. ,
MABTI5 J. JlEUDy
Mall us your wants. ,
:, JOHN A. PERL '
: -. Undertaker "
: i , . Phono SI. 47 and 47-33
Automobile Ifcarso Service
Ixly Assistant '
.'.. 82 SOUTH UAltTIilSTT
Auto Ambulance Service. Coroner
A Good
Fountain Pen
Is Worth" Owning
In (hero a liaiullcr liiiplcninnt
of '.modern times than tho
foiiiitaln-H!ii7 Certainly not.
A (rood fountain pen In well
worth owning. Wo can sell you
flio best fountain pen at nil
nverago prlco that In priHluccil.
You can go a littlo bit lihthcr If
you wish by buying thorn In
the) fancy decorated barrels.
FMARMACYl
Iliono 10. (
Slain and Central.
THE EUROPEAN S I T U AT (ON f IN B R IE F
,11,Y ASHOdlATICD , 1'IIKSH, ; Alirll
at). With tho return to Itonui toiluy
of Ylttorlo Oi'lumlo, tlio Italian pru
inlor, after his wlthdrowul from the
nearo -conference, tho rapid" tlovelap
mant of tlio nttltmlo Italy will (Infin
itely asHiiiiio, toward tho final lynce
attlmel la expected.
Tho Italian prlmu mlnlMnr nlttnnod
limuodlatuly after hla arrival. in, Itomtf
to confer with King jVimor-wiumnii"
mil and thon.to .ctll council o his
mlnlslors.' ;. ' , " .. i '
A decision thoivwlli.lio roanhtid on
tho qttiwllon of cullliiK imrltnmoiit at
once, Instead of May rt. to deal with
tho, situation arising through Presi
dent "Wilson' refiiHitl to countananea
tho annexation of Flume nnd lliu Dul
mnt Inn' coast by Italy. , . .. , '
. Advices- "litlo that .the IIuIIhiib
hnvo largo iiiimbors of troops In
Fhimo and that intiru aro bun rush
ed Into' tlio city. . . 1 '
?rhi (Hiunoll bf IhVaS mel."yotoynBy
Ufini'iio'om hH;lirou Hotinliio, Italy's
forolku milliliter, 'wut utit1 primhnt.' In
a tonual communlquu It was mild ilia
quusiloiiH rulutlva to HulKolurtrt and
Kiel. and Ihs'dlspoKlllon of tho Oar
hum eulilos wore ul,tlud. llaron Hon
nltto.la"' pfutod tu.nvergrltoino
lotiay. -lt i,4v !''" ' .'"'
, VloW wmitliiK la rnportml (o bo
Boluit on In Munich wjth the (loniiun
Kovnrninent . ti-ooiih mukllilt ' ground
UKUlnut the 'ojl6t'f6rco. ' ; ' ' ':
Cwieljo-Hlovitk troops are'jttnndlly
ndviuiclnfi on lluilitpoat,' according to
dlsintcis. .CoiHlltlnns'ut'r)uiapi)iit
am said to be cliaotlu, wjth mdny iiar
oiis huliig summarily executed or'
thrown Into prison.' ' . '
, llepiirts-lrom northern Russia any
that romilnr comtnuiilcatlqil bet ween
the nillml forces Hoitth ,or ArHiaimol
end Admiral Kolchuk's trooim'oit tlio
east soon' will be established. '' '
LAST TIMES TODAY v
V TheiFamou8 Stoge,Succoss
Spo
rti
life
- 8(Vt-ho greitt I'ngli8h tiiv'J.nHHiiyTjiv.I
liout at -the1 Ii(ii(lon N.nthiiiu "SiHti'tii'iiiXjIub, qnd
cnouglv "tTirillinpf scones to juako .Hcvuml tirdinfMvv
feature photoclranm.s. ' : : .
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. -",. Don't Miss This Super) Prpdtlctibh': , .'
TOMORROW
MONDAY
Another Double Star Sill . v
PATTY ARBUCKLE-litt Kt -'CAMPING OjUT'
BRYANT WASHBURN in fi,TheV Way iof 'a" Man
:.".':.':, v - , With.a Maid." x - ' " Z v '
,u Overstocked on Fitall Gasesi
. Indispcnsiblo for one in trKvolnig oil criniping., . Wo
... - ..- . ' . :.' "v-. "-' .' v.
.will, sell all wo nave on liand. ior cost.' , ";
-it.f.l...
Hie fflyisjiijp
Has beeii rdela vedr
.... ........... ...
rxpecing oil ,
every train '
WAIT FOR IT
Elliott & Cook Auto Gp.
' ' -; Successor to Power "Auto Co.:-. .-
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Wipe Off the' Slate
TJIE hooncr yvc g?t tlis(jj;oi'y Loan' out, pf
the way tlio sopner thiijwjl hettlc down' to
normal again. And tho boiicv we nnikc our
snbsci'iptiPnfe and put Jackson Civnhl'j' dVci
the sooner Oregon w.ilXdo;,lf'r.sha,Keah'
the sooner it will be done. "f( " 1
Rubsei ibe or get mfovinatidii hero "
at tlio Fust Nationally.
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Capital $100,000.
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