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Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Ferry
the distinguished South American
who declares that these United States
desire to procure uraxu as a col
ony," is a Brazilian nut.
Now' Colonel House has engaged In
the Plume affair, and had a confab
-with the Italian something Monday.
ThiB 'cinches the matter, neither
friend or foe will be able to untanglf
the mess.
John Mann has stuck a card up In
his window reading, "A new capture
of waists and gowns." This is liable
to Inspire Sam Richardson to stick
out a sign reading: "These pants just
surrendered after a hard fight."
DOUBLE-JOIXTED REGRETS
. ';' ? (Roseburg Kerlcnr) .
Clendale was rudely awak
ened from a sense of security to
be told that after three weeks
deliberation Dr. Knott had dis
covered that the eruptionary dis
ease spoken of before was small
pox. ; The first case was the lit
tie son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Palmer. Mrs. Palmer promptly
took her son to Dr. Knott, who
could have prevented a spread of
the ailment if he had Bhut .in.
that case. The homes of Mrs.
J. E. Churchill and the Palmers
are now under quarantine, after
many others have been exposed.
We regret to say, and we cannot
say, just who is to blame.
William Jennings Bryan, . who
.holds the world's' record for being
wrong, announces that there will be
no more war. There will be no more
war, until the next one..'
. The following named citizens are
habitually addicted to the habit of
sticking their thumbs in the arm-
holes of their vests:
- tr Newbury. .
T. Fuson,- Sr.
Charlie Thomas., "r
The first named two "rare" up on
their toes, probably caused by trying
to lift themselves off the-ground. Be
ing lawyers, there is an excuse for
Ous and Charlie, but none whatso-
. ever for Thomas.
. WORKS CIiOSE TO HIS HOME
(Coos Bay Times)
W. R. Bonebrake, who repre
sents eastern manufacturers of
surgical and hospital equipment
and divides his time between
Chicago and New York, arrived
' here yesterday to visit his broth- :
er, G. A. Bonebrake.
. Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
1XXVT MISS TH'IS. Cut out this
sleep, enclose with 5c and mail it to
Foley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, III., writing your name and
addresB clearly.. Ton will receive In
return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound,
for coughs, colds and croup; Foley
Kidney Pills for pain in sides and
back; rheumatism, backache, kidney
and "bladder aliments; and Foley Ca
thartic Tablets, a wholesome and
thoroughly cleansing cathartic, for
constipation, 'biliousness, headache,
and sluggish bowels. For sale by
Medford Pharmacy.
in theO
Stomach
Sour stomach (heartburn), Belching,
Swelling and Full Feeling, so fre
quently complained of after meals re
lieved in Two Minutes. Almcyt In
stant relief from Pains In the Stom
ach caused by undigested food.
SENT FREE Zir8'
. Send 10c for Postage and War Tax,
name and address, and we will send
you on approval our stomach prep
aration, Jo-to, lor 30 days, at which
time you are to Bend us 11.00 or re
.turn the unused portion if not per
fectly satisfied. '.
Address: Belljnghnm Chemical Co.,
Dcuiuigunin, ivusu. , , ; .,i
TALKING AS SUBSTITUTE FOR WAR.
VISCOUNT GREY'S approval of tho League of Na
tions is hiterestiiir. He says nothing of self deter
mination, arbitration, disarmament; his Slopes are cen
tered entirely in the provison, making an annual confer
ence between : the world powers mandatory. , ,
The former British foreign, minister believes the best
assurance, of world peace is the safety valve of free in
ternational expression. If anv nation has a irrievanee. the
league will give that .nation
viscount xivy oeiicves, mat pifiitv ui mi, nut or cum,
will be found a satisfactory substitute for fighting.
This is a typical. British point of view and p'olitoal
progress n England the past century is a practical dem
onstration of its essential validitv.
England has become one of the most liberal govern
ments in the world through peaceful revolution. Since
George III the state has been transformed politically and
socially, without firing a gun. Expression has been sub
stituted for - repression, radicals, fanatics," anarchists,
have been allowed tg roam Hyde I'ark every Sunday,
chattering like magpies, instead of suffering .an eloquent
martyrdom in the Tower. The only problem which has
not been treated with this lenience is the only, one which
has not been solved, the problem of Ireland. . ,
..
AVe believe Viscount Grey has hit upon one of the
most important features of the League Covenant, and his
contention will undoubtedly be sustained; by subsequent
events. It tne world had possessed a public iorum for
reciprocal agitation,, the" world conflict would probably
never have occurred. As it was the British foreign min
ister came near preventing it,
the 11th hour.
The terms of peace will not
ination, jealousies and animosities, but with a talk-fest
each year, where every nation will be given a right to be
heard, tile danger of an outbreak: by force Will be ma
tefialljT lessened, and threat of war on a large scale may
eventually De removed.
Fiu me, the Hamburg ; of Hungary
WASHINGTON. Slav 13. "If
Trieste was the Bremen of Austria,'
Fiume wa the Hamburg of the Hun
garian kingdom, a close rival for the
brisk Adriatic trade of the ueriod be
fore the war." savs a bulletin of the
National Geographic society.
The bulletin on Fiume is the third
in a series of geographic news bulle
tins dealing with places of the former
dual empire which inav fall either to
Italv or to the Jugo-Slav nation.
"Fiume is another of those foot
holds on the eastern Adriatic where
Italians clung despite the stendv in
flux of Slavs in the interior, and. -in
this case even into Fiume itself. This
city bears eviderce of early Ital
ian culture, it figured as. a potent
Slav factor in the turmoil of Balkan
politics, and it felt strongly the in
fluence, of Hungarv upon its thriv
ing industries and fast growing com
merce. "Magyar gerrymandering caused it
to be annexed to Hungary in 1870. de
spite tbe protest of Cronti to which
it had belonged since the revolution
of 1848-49. Tender consideration for
its value as a seaport, rather than for
its citizens, prompted its establish
ment as a roval free town, making it
a geographical slice of about seven
sauare miles cut out of Croatia.
"Despite the Hungarian interest in
the city its pre-war population was
90 per cent Italian and Slav, with the
Italians slightly predominant. Only
about half the remaining tenth were
Hungarians. The Slavs included
Croats. Serbs and Slovenes. As im
portant to Hungary as are New York
or Boston to the United States. Fl
ume's total population is not much
greater than such suburbs of those
American ports as East Orange, N.
J., or Brockton. Mass.
"Fiume is situated on the northeast
shores of the Gulf of Quarnero, only
70 miles by rail, southeast of its trade
rival. Trieste. Across the bay is the
popular summer resort. Abbazin. fam
ed for its evergreen laurel and pro
fusion of roses, to which tens of
thousands of visitors formerly
thronged each summer.
"The older town, distinctively Ital-
What the Grizzlies Mean
1. Its object is to cooperate with
the Medford Commercial club, pro
mote and open up good roads and
trails to points of scenic beauty, on
mountains, lakes and rivers and de
velop tlicm for the benefit and enjoy
ment of the people and especially to
make southern Oregon attractive to
tourists and newcomers, that- they
may get to these points of beauty
by train, bv automobile or by trail
and thus become uttraCted and fi
nally locute here.
2. The president of the Grizzlies,
Mr. Will G. Steel, who is also sec
retary of the Medford Commercial
club organized and promoted the
Mazamas or Mountain Climbers,
which lias a world wide reputation
now. He also promoted resorts like
the "Oaks" near Portland, but his
greatest achievement was "putting on
the map" Crater Lake National park
through the efforts of the Medford
Commercial club, and it is becoming
rapidly known to an ever increasing
throng of world tourists as an "un
surpassable Mecca and scene of beau
ty in the world," upon which hundreds
of thousands of dollars is being ex
pended by the United States govern
ment, and bv which Medford tand
southern Oregon is being widely ad
vertised and reaping an ever increas
ing reward. . ,
3. Mr. Steel's latest and greuteat
an opportunity to air it, and
by urging a conference at
; :,
remove injustice, discrim
.
inn, is built on the hillside, overlook
ing the, gulf. The' newer city lies
nearer the waterfront. There are
three. harbors. The largest, accoin
modnting 150 large vessels, is pro
tected bv a breakwater half a mile
long. Theauav is "nearly two miles
lung. ';-'.:;. - ' ' - '-
"Before the war Fiume'a, manufac
hiring plants included a government
tobacco factory; the Whitehead tor
pedo works, a rice shelling factory, a
petroleum refinery, and many smaller
plants. 'among which-were saw mills
and pnper mills. It fisheries consti
tuted nn important industry. ... It ex
ported sugar, grain, flour, horses and
timber.
"Fiume had a governor, who 'was
a member of the upper house of .the
Hungarian parliament, four represen
tntives in the lower house, and two
representatives in the diet of the
Croahans and Slovenes. '
. "Originating in Roman times. Fi
ume was destroyed bv' Charlemange
in 799. The Franks ruled it for n
considerable period: Then it passed to
feudal lords until the Lmperor Fred
erick III made it a part of Austria.
"This emperor, who was Frederick
V, as archduke of Austria! was the
son of Ernest, the 'man of iron' and
Cymburga, a Polish woman, from
whom the Hapsburgs are thought to
have inherited the protruding lower
lip which sometimes became a dis
figurement. His long and inconse
quential reign is chfeflv recalled be
cause he puzzled lexicographers bv
leaving on his books, potterv and hav
ing inscribed on his tomb, the initals
'A. E. 1. O. U. a promissory note of
future Austrian greatness ' which
Frederick did little to realize. The
most generally accepted explanation
is that the initials stood for the
Latin. 'Austriae Est Imperari Orbi
Universe' meaning "All the earth is
subject to Austria."
"Charles VI proclaimed Fiume a
free port. Muria Theresa first unit
ed it with Hungary. Successively oc
cupied bv the' French and British it
reverted to Austria and later was re
stored to Huncarv before it wa3 ced
ed to Croatia."
effort is the promition of the Griz-l
zlies, whose object is to make southr
em Oregon appreciated bv its own
people us well as tourists bv opening
Plumber Thought He
Needed New Pipes
"My itomach and intestines were
always full of gas and I often had
severe i.'olic attacks. The pain and
soreness caused me to think I needed
a new set, ot pipes. Since taking
iiayr's Wonderful Remedy all this
has disappeared and my only trouble
now is to make enough dough to buy
all the food I'd like to out." It is a
simple, harmless preparation that re
moves the catarrhal mucus from the
intestinal tract and allays the inflam
mation which causes practically all
stomach, liver and intestinal ail
ments, including appendicitis; One
dose will convince or money refund
ed. For sale by druggists everywhere.
Adv.
JOHN A. PEEL
Undertaker
1 Phone M. 47 and 47-Ja , ..
j Automobile Hearse Berrlce
Lady Assistant
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AmbuUace Service, Coroaec
iiD Us immv Hconid beauties unsur
passed on tht PnuiCio const.
To tlioso who want to go to the son
shore wo will open ui our hikes nntl
rivers. tTo thosu' who want lo html
or fish, we will open up uiul ilnreliip
unsurpassable -fishing mid hunting
resorts, To .thosu who want In no to
the mineral sprinuw, wliii'h.ai'o unsur
passed in the world, we will upon up
and develop them. To those who want
to go to mount mn mid Ammo resorts,
wo have them here mid will open up
and develop them.
4. Southern I'ltlifornm with us
lumiv doveloned anil advertised re
sorts has made its deserts bloom mid
become asset worth billions of
dolors to its iiiliuhihiiits. has made
Us M in nere , desert imui worm
thousands of dollars per 'were and
become a "world I'uiiious piny
grounds" thronged with millions of
tourists mid all this has been done
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these cmiurutcd to the llogue Itiver
vullev mill oilier places timl left the
sun baked village of l.os Angeles
composed then of nhout 4,000 or less
visionaries or dreamers, who peilmps
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unsurpassed . in the
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A COMPLETE LINE OF
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spirit, whose people rot'omiiaiiw its
iiiauv natiti'itl seeiiio beauties mid
mineral springs are spending thou,
sands of dollars developing the smne
i'or the euiovineiit of lis iulinliitunls
and iiiereasini' throng of tourists,
It bus proven a wise, 'investment
which no one regrets, ,
tl, l itelu Sum wishes liuines for
(lie reluming soldiers. We should Irv
uiiii net litem lii'i'u as well us thou
sands nl" oilier lioiiteseekei's. There
is welcome anil loom here I'or niauv
thousands, with unsurpassed oppor
tunities I'or all,
7. Mr. Will 0. Siee'l. piusideul of
the tirixl:cs wishes to enroll all Die
tmpulalioii of southern Oregon as a
llri4v. Tho dues ure now l per
veor, hut ii!asoou be increased,
The ioitv is to he expended in pro
muting llie ohiecln lir-rcin slated. ,
' Old pniiflrs for bullillnit'ftrca anil
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