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Official paper of the. City of Medford,
Official paper of Jackson County.
Kntered aa second-class matter at
aiedford, Oregon, under the sot of March
0, 1BYS.
wnrn dallv avaram eirenlstion for
la months an ding Sao. 31. 1918 3, Ms
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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
' Tuers la nothing in the peace trea
ty relative to the six brave sons at
William Hohenzollern, nee Kaiser,
all of whom fit in the war ot wars.
One ot the batch Joachim was hit
In the back with a bullet 'The rest
escaped.
SIR. RAINWATER'S FRIEXD
(Albany Democrat)
John Moist drove to Scio Sun
day In Unger's car. i
-v The price of leather has fallen, but
the price of shoes continues upward.
This Is the following ot a. law of
economics.
William Jennings Bryan la. a can
didate for moderator of the Presby
terian church. Wonder. If the Pres
byterians will rote aa the nation al
ways did?
Verge Strang stept into the Straw,
Hat ranks Thursday. The Bates and
the Gates are on the verge.
NOT 'TO BE EXPECTED
ri ' 1 (Coos Bay Times) . '-- i
Cecil Snow of Bangor, North
Bend, is quite ill of a cold.
Astronomers report several of the
stars out of line,, for some reason.
This matter will be adjusted asvsoon
as a certain distinguished citizen re
turns to his native land, or Colonel
House will attend to it. The work
.will entail the appointing ot three
star inspectors for every county in
the union, at 3500 Iron men per year,
plus grub. - - , -
' Sam Richardson wrote a 365,000
word epistle to his folks in Missouri
Thursday, outlining in detail every
move his child has made for the
month ot April. Sam is putting up
his political fences early for the 1970
campaign of his presidential timber.
MAN GETS THREE YEARS FOR
VIOLATION OF MANN ACT
vv' SACRAMENTO. Calif.. Mav 9. A
sentence of three years in' McNeil's
Julund federal penitentiary and a
fine of $2,500 was imposed todav 1)V
. United States District Judee William
. C. Van Fleet on William E. Gowlintr,
' convicted here Tuesday of t'rans-
portin? Mrs. Mvrna P. Northcutt of
Riverside. Calif., from Eeno. Jnev., to
Slont. Calif., for immoral purposes in
violation of the Mnnn act.
Gas in the Stomach
Is Dangerous
Recommends Daily Use of Magnesia
To Overcome Trouble, Caused by
. ' Fermenting Food and Acid .
, Indigestion.
Gas and wind in the stomach ac
' companietl by that full, bloated feel
ing after eating are almost certain
evidence of the presence of excessive
' hydrochloric acid in the stomach,
creating so-called "acid indigestion."
Acid stomachs are dangerous be
cause too much acid Irritates the del-
.' cate lining ot the stomach, often
. leading to gastritis accompanied by
serious stomach ulcers. Food fer
monts and sours, creating the dis-
, tressing gas which distends the stom-
. ach and hampers the normal func
tions of the vital internal , organs,
. often affecting the heart. .
' It Is tho worst of folly to neglect
. such a serious condition or to treat
-with ordinary digestive aids which
have no neutralizing effect on the
.' stomach acids. Instead get from any
'druggist a few ounces of Bisurated
- Magnesia and take a teaspoonful in
a quarter glass of water right after
. eating. ' This will drive the gas,
wind and bloat right out of the body,
. sweeten the stomach, neutralize the
excess acid .and prevent Its formation
and there is no sourness or pain.
. SBisurated Magnesia (In powder or
tablet form never liquid or milk) Is
, harmless to the stomach. Inexpensive
.to take and the best form of magne
sia for stomach purposes.' It is used
by thousands of people who enjoy
their meals with no jnoro fear of ln-
diction. . .. Adv.
UP TO
GERMANY is peevish. She doesn't like the terms of
, the peace treaty. For a nation that negotiated the
infamous Brst-Litvosk treaty it ill becomes Germany to
complain. She risked everything in a war of annihiliation
and conquest. She lost. She is merely reaping the whirl
wind she sowed; " The annihilation and conquest she
wished to impose upon others, is imposed upon her. That
is about all the average man can see in tho whining froni
jjerim.
In regard to the details of
judgment. It would take a
unto geographer," a doctor of
tautology, to torm even, a
values involved. , But in the
in keeping with the temper
nations. ..
It is a stern document, but' it was a stern war. There
will be talk of resistance, of a Bolsheviki revolution, of an
alliance with Russia, but in
taese outbursts will probably subside and become properly
classified as bluff. , i - i -
'.-;,. ,-'
The immediate need of the world was to remove the
German menace for all time. s This apparently has been
done. Now, if Germany has the sportsmanship and wis
dom to yield to this world demand, the gradual intro
duction of a more sympathetic, and conciliatory attitude
will be possible. But if she shows no inclination of re
demption, if the bravado and iihrependance at Versailles
is a true index to the feeling qf the German people, then
an uncompromising attitude of hostility reinforced by
punitive measures, must be
.'lae iutitre is up to Uermanv, just as the future of the
individual law breaker is up
sition to accept tno judgment of the court, and give proof
of a determination to reformxwill find the world in a mood
to aid rather than drag down. But an attitude of sullen
defiance and self justification will only lead to. more se
vere punishment and greater degradation. ,
To the Editor:
; A very successful production of
the play of "Hamlef. without Ham
let." was staged at the library Tues
day evening, when Mr. A. G. Clark,
general nianneer , of the Associated
Industries of Oregon, lectured on the
subject of patronizing home indus
tries before an audience of interested
consumers. Hamlet, represented by
the producers and merchants of Med
ford, was most conspicuous by his
absence. '- - - '', '. V
': Mr. Clark has the interests of the
producer and merchant at heart, and
a message, filled with . irrefutable
arguments for the consumer; he is
endeavoring to educate the people of
each community to the fact that the
success of their town's development
depends .on the organized patronage
of their home, merchants.. He has
lectured in nearly every progressive
town in the state, but M.edford has
the distinction of being the ;,onIv
town, in which he has appeared,
where not one merchant or manufac
turer attended his lecture.
. Mr. Clark's subject was "Cooper
ation." The object of the Associated
Industries of Oregon is to make
Oregon a great industrial state, and
as he points out, this cannot be real
ized unless producer, merchant and
consumer work together. - The main
idea is. each community for itself all
communities for the state. Our own
slogan, "By Medford trade i Med
ford made" had a hollow sound un
til Mr. Clark interpreted its meaning
to us. If he noted the complete ab
sence of our business men he did not
comment on it. In fact he plead so
earnestly for their cause, one would
have thought that the room was fill
with them and' that he was striving
for their favor. He paid a high trib
ute to our merchants and the spirit
that prompted them to exhibit' such
wonderful, metropolitan window dis
plays in the business section this
Victory Week. If any merchant had
been present he would have purred
like a happy kitten from satisfaction
and contentment, but as it was,- all
the sincere compliment, the urgent
pleas put forth in their interests,
were like the sweet, scented flowers
one places on the casket of the dear
departed He was not there to hear
them. . ''") . ' ,1 . ., .
For three weeks, notices of this
lecture have appeured. from time to
time, in the local papers : - Monday,
committees from the Medford branch
of the Associated Industries of Ore
gon called on each and every mer
chant in town and urged him or her
to be present Tuesday evening. The
main propaganda being spread by
these branch leagues is in the direct
interests of the ' local merchant ;
within the past few weeks members
of the Medford branch have secured
the signatures of hundreds of house
wives in this town to pledge cards,
stating that thev would abolish the
muil order method of trading and
patronize home merchants, and in
sist on Oregon products. The Asso
ciated industries has started a big
patriotic movement and new converts
are being made ovorv daV. but the
disinterestedness of our local mer
chants makes one feel like well,
Cooperate? One must have someone
to cooperate : With.
Those who heard Mr. Clark learned
many interesting things for his lec
ture was cdiicationul as well us' log
ical, lie inspired one with u hew
confidence and pride in tho state of
Oregon., and it, is to be rrantlloil t'nnt
GERMANY.
the treaty it is well to reserve
Philadelphia lawyer, a srrad
ethnology, and an expert in
lmzv judgment of the precise
main the treaty appeal's to be
of the people of the allied
the light of future events,
applied. : - "
to the individual. A dispo
he found so little of the cooperative
spirit in Medford.
SUBSCRIBER.
CENTRAL POINT
Jonas Olsaon. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul: Olsson Just from overseas, has
been discharged from the V. S. army
and is here visiting his parents and
other relatives. After a ten days visit
Mr, Olsson will leave tor . Alaska
where he expects to .remain. ,
-Clifford Gardner has received. his
discharge from the U. S. navy and is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. Dolly
Love and will leave in a few days to
accept a position with his brother-in-low,
J. F. Terry, near, Grants Pass.
Central Point has' been almost de
populated in the evenings this week
as many of our citizens were in Med
ford seeing the many attractions of
Victory week
Mrs. W. H. NorcroBB entertained
last Friday afternoon in honor of
Mrs. Belle Pleasants Troullngcr of
Yamhill. Among the Invited guests
were Mrs. Troulinger, Mrs. J. E. Bos
well, Sirs. W. C. Leever, Mrs. Victor
Bursell, Mrs.' W. A. Cowley, Mrs. I.
C. Robnett, Mrs. L. L. Norcross, Mrs.
Emma Bebb, Miss Mary A. Mee, Mrs.
R. H. Arnold, Mrs. I. F. Williams,
Mrs. Joe Hoagland. Ice cream and
cake were served by the hostess and
a delightful time was had by all pres
ent. , . .. .. . - - "
J. E. Boswell came down from his
ranch to spend the week end with his
family and his mother, Mrs. Troulin
ger. :'-,;., , '.. J. - . - .,
Walter Grim. George Hitzler and
John Stallsworth left Wednesday
morning for Doris, Cal., where they
expect to find employment for .the
summer.;
-Mrs. O. RPankey,' Miss Esther
Pankey and Mrs. Nancy Obenchaln
are enjoying a visit with- Klamath
Falls relatives this week. -
E. L. Farra was a recent visitor at
the bedside of bis sister, Mrs. White,
who has been very ill at her home
near Rogue River. '
ti. A. Williams and family, late of
Butte Falls, are now residing here
for a Bhort time as Mr. Williams ex
pects to move to Doris In the near
future. -
Mrs. F. O. Cochran and son Cecil
accompanied by Mrs. Cochran's moth-
WOMEN! DRY CLEAN -
THINGS AT HOME
Try itl For a few cents you can
dry clean everything. : :
.Save Ave, to ten dollara quickly by
dry cleaning everything in the home
with gaioline that would be ruined by
soap and water suits, coats, waista;
ilka, lacea, gloves, shoes, furl, drap
eries, ruga everything! " .
Place a gallon or. more of gasoline in
a riiahpan or waehboiler, then put In
the things to be dry cleaned, then
wash them with Solvite soap. Shortly
everything cornea out looking like new.
Nothing fadea, shrinka or wrinkles.
Do not attempt to dry clean without
Solvite soap. Thia ganollne soap la the
secret of all dry cleaning. .
. A package of Solvite soap containing
directions for home dry cleaning, cbata
little at any drug atore. Dry clean out
doora or away from flame, r .
JOHN A. PEEL
:. . Undertaker, '.,
, ' Phone M. 47 and 47ja "it .
: Antomoblle Hearse Service '
Lady Assistant
82 SOUTH BAKTLETT
into Ambulance Servloe. , , Coroner
The Squaw Man
fat Liberty Theater
-.P-- Wv$s -
CECIL D DuMli-LEi,-
-' .'TSIE SOUAV MAM
, ... it,, . teMlmtflha
'The Squaw Man", whkh will bo
shown u( tho liberty theatro tonight.
is regarded as ono ot tho finest pres
entations of the aouson.
Tho moat notable f nature ot "Tho
Squaw Man." independent of its In
terest .t a human docunient. Is tho
superiority ot Its cast, every player
appearing therein bolng of stollur
magnitude. It is seldom, tjiat any
motion picture presents so fino an
array ' of prominent screen players,
and amonghoso in the cast nro El
liott Dexter, . Ann ' liltllo. , Kathorlno
MacDonaltl.'Tlicddoro Rbhorts, Jack
Holt, Thurston 'Hall, Ttilly Marshall.
Edwin Stevens and many oPIiura.
The big added 'attraction tonight
will bo pictures in Blides ot today's
baby show, also other pictures of
local Interests ; k ',
er, Mrs. AnnIS 'Wright, havo Joined
Mr. Cochran and Lawrence at Oak
land, Cal., where they will spend the
summer.
Lieutenant Meyers and wifo de
parted for the north lost Saturday.
, John C'owloy artll Frank Ross have
returned from a feaveral days visit at
Contains. ' '-- " '
. Mrs. Rena Whipple of Roguo River
was visiting relatives here this week.
Joseph Byron Holmes has returned
from his aoutherrArlp aud Is now at
Roseburg. .,
Mr. and Mrs Clfarlea Wright arter
a visit with Vclatfreshere have re
turned to their home in southern
California. . .
Only Oris born : "
PeelerGels-ir;
Stop Corn Fains; Sea Corn Peel OIL
It la Juat when a corn hurts that
you want to fool gunBt about
getting- rid of It. Why take chances
of keeping: the corn and having ths
pain grow worse? You'll use "Oets-
Tin Oolr PmI-U-OH Wy b 'Ct-li.'
It" anyhow, sooner of later; might
aa well use it sooner. Then you are
absolutely sure that the corn will
. loosen from your toe so that you
can peel the wholo thing off pain
lessly with your lingers, in one com
plete piece just like peeling' a ba
nana. It takes a second or two to
apply "Oets-It." There's no fusslns
or puttering. Corn-pains will van
ish that'll keep you aweet while
the "Oets-It" does the rest Nothing;
new for corns has been discovered
since "Oets-It" was born. Follow
the judgment of the millions; use
'Gete-It1' and be e'-re to be corn
and pain free! You'll say It's magic.
"Oets-It,! the Ruatantoed, money
back corn-remover, the only sure
way, coita bat u trine atony droi store.
M'rd by K. Lawrence A Co., Chicago, ill
Sold and recommended as tho
world's best corn remedy Ty Loon B.
H ask in 8, Medford Pharmacy, Strang's
Drug Store, Heath's Drug Store. .
- Community ' spirit is it'
great .builder; The support
which Oregon's Industries
get at homo strengthens
them In their fight for busi
ness abroad. :, .
' '''
:': And the home people ben
efit. In turn, by the growth
of these Industries bringing
money from distant markets
. to be distributed In our own
stale In CHEATER PAY
ROLLS. :
'; ' V:.-';' . . , ,
-ASSOCIATED INDUSTRIES
Vj Oft OHEGON. ';. -
LIBERTY - TAXI
With new Dodge car.' -
Stationed at 16 N. Front St. -el X
Uulo & Lyou, Props, IlionoC J
I I'"J'jri'llltnll(ll!'lll(!ttHIHI"'!fll!l
T NEED .OF
FRUIT THINNERS
L
Tho V, S.' Kmplnymntit offlco ro
ports a heavy ilomund for ' orchard
huuds ami a decided shnrtUKO In this
class' of labor.
Loral Siiporlntciiduiit Junes Is (lu
strous of securing its ninny rt'ulM
t runts us poxslhlu for fruit thinning.
Johnson
Jeweler
Will offer special low prices on Diamonds, v
. , Watches and Jewelry. - , v
f . tluriiij,' : , ,"
VICTORY WEEK
Bo.surc and see our windows fur .sonu'tliintf
that will intcrt'st yout
M)iBtiuuiMtf Wm ' JVifu-wiS-w-w i .---TUTrirarir
PRESERVED LEATHER j
U QV I DS one PASTES : For Dlack.WhlteJars
:. and Ox-Ulofid (dark brown) Shoes
KEEP lOUR SHOES NEAT
Painting and
Decorating
I am pleased to announce "that , I now havo ono of tho best and
most thoroly equipped palntfhR and decorating establishments to bo
found In Oregon.' Have recently socurdd tho services of two Pot't
' land expert painters and decorators, who will assist mo In tho carry
ing on of this work. Have bcon doing 'minting and dncoratlnK Iny
Medford tor the past sixteen months, and my work spoaks for llsalC.
Use only the very best of materials and all work;, strictly guaran
teed, at pricoK that will compare favorably with prices offored any
where in the state. . .
I am now in a position to give immediate, (lifiniiiKli," nnl export
attention to nil conlrnctN token, an.il will bo pleased to quote prices
to anyone requiring work In my lino.. Do all kinds of )iouso paint-"
ing, papering,' tinting, decorating', and floor finishing,
; '-. j , , ' Respectfully submitted, '-., .
R. J. Miller
. I'liono 110
. - ik'
i iXf , Forward With the A
Iff. yctory Merty oan oti
II r mil ' . Howovcr moat our nclilcvenioiil k WSvl
(((Jll ' . may have hcon, tvo can not rust on I
, II II .past imrforinniico, v , ( . ,. ' '' I fi
llaU Forward with tho Victory J.llioity
'l,,Yi Jjoiiii lot us nil subscribe liberally lli&ll
A") 0"t'lu'most? i ,. ' - r jj yjl
Jol. ';" Tor Cent Interest Jf JJ
which work will be wull tiiulur way
within tho unxt twu or throo weeks,
unci asks all womon who will, to reg
ister at nni'u for this work.
It Is iioeraaury that tha local em
ployment office huvo thuso nnitios as
soon im pnnnlhlD, so ns to lie reuily to
iniiku up tliiiintiig t'rowa whon culls
U on I u to vuino In,
'With pruiei'lH fur a biiinpi'i' frtill
crop this yiuir lliuro Is no quant Ion In
Hie mltiils of the nuijiirlty of the
orcliardlslH tluit thcro will bo more
work for women, tho olclor ulrlrt unit
boys Hunt in any ynr pnat.
With tlioau prospects In vlow It Is
vory nacrasnry that tiny who can pos
sibly do thin wurlt, advise tho govern
ment employment office im mutl lut -
or lIBSHt. '
Aviv r,r ' '.'
four .Digestion
W hen Dcld-dUtroMcdt rellore tho
SiidlKfstlnn with,
Til.i,iWn eaItv'ou tilnr-uo an
plrta.wt to tn!.e citndy. Keep
yocr toma;M awott, try lu.moia
rAoe r.t acrrr cown
KA:;sro CV KCCTTS), BMUUItOM
Saturday
Bargains
. , HO.Vl'K
i rn i ill iiivv iih', inr isou
Dllvilo,,,.'..... ..10c, H for illia
, t.tfaliuuy no
Swuctliimrt no, II ror lino
I.iix.i... 13c, 11 for ifclo
TAMTMH
I'limls Violet tfic, II for !i5o
Mc.iiioua I Do
Corylopiils I So, U for lini
'Jnu I liiiit.vnii.klu.,.. 1.1c, SI for U.lo
I MINCIHI, Oll '
''hii Tux, Ammli'iin, pint ,llc
P. ). & l'. - ...n
I I ' .v - I.H,H liril,AH8 s .
. CJimi l, ,i:.' c Billion. ;,...,. ...,. T.lc
ii PHARMACY J
M.'.ln mii J ( ciilmt
The Percheron Stallion
PAUL
The I'ercharon sin 1 1 Ion Paul Is ruu
Islered In tho Amurlcati Uresdors and
Importoni I'orchnrou llBKlmry, No.
53727. . Color black! Koaletl July H,
1910. llrod by C'. Unity, Portland,
Oregon." Sired by Unnpull 01185,
Klmt dam Paulina M64I). .
Paul will make the season ot 1B19
as follows: ' ' ' .
Monday and Tuoaday at Or.' Holms
barn In Medford. . . ' .
Wcdnasdnys and Thursdays at Tal
ent, i -A " ,-
Katurdny at llnrron. f r,
Terms $a0 to Insiiro in font. (15
for tho acanon unit IT.tiO for single
norvlco. : v
Butler Walker, Owner,
CII UtLIX I. IIOMKM, Manngcr.
OIMQHUNO
China Herb Btort
Horb cure rot earacn, nMdacM
catarrah, dlpthorla, aor . throat,
lung troubW, kldpoy trouble, stomach
trouble, heart trouble, ohllla and fev
er, crampa, oougbt, poor circulation,
carbuncles, tumor, cracked broaat.
cures all kind ot gotten. NO OP-
F!RAT10:(S. , v , .
Modford, Oregon, Jan II, If 17
TO WHOM IT "AT OONOBRN:
This U to certify that I, the un-
dorslgnod, bad 'Very sTexe atomaeh
trouble and baa been bothered tor
several years and last August waa not
expected to Jive, and hearing ot Qlm
Chung (whose Herb Btore U at 114
South Front street, Medford) ! da
elded to get herbs for my atomaeh
troublo, and I storied to feeling bet
tor as soon as I used them and today
am a woll man and can heartily rec
ommend anyone aftllotod aa I was to
seo dim Chung and try hi Herbs,
(Signed) W. II. JOHNSON, .
Witnesses;
M. A. Anderson, Medford
S. D. Holmes, Eagle Point,
Wra, Lewis, Eagle Point t ,
W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point, '
0. B. Moore, Eagle Point
J. V, Mclntyro, Eagle Point."
Geo. B. Von dor Hellen, Kagle Point,
Thoa. H; Nichols. Eagle Point
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