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Newspaper Page TextPTTGTi FOUR SITCDFOTvD MATT TRTBTWE," rFDFOTCD", ORE(10NT. WEDNESDAY. MAY 28. 1919 llEDFCRD MAIU I3IBUNE AN INDBPSNPKNT NEWSPAPER PUBLIHHEI) EVERY AFTEUNOON BXCBPT PUN 1AT HI TMJS MBUFpRD PRINTING CO. . ' Office, Mall Tribune Building, It-s7-3f norm ir atreei. rnuna i . A consolidation of : tha Democratic J linen, mwiiuni muni ivo ni-M Tribune, the southern Oregonian, The Ashland Tribune. Tha Medtord Sunday Sun la furnished uhacrlbnra dealrlng a aoven-day dally newapepor. . nOMKRT UUHU Edttor. 8. S, SMITH, Manager. ' TBBOsUPTXOH TI1HII BT Iff ATTTW ATlV A NPhi Dally, vita Sunday Sun, yra.oo lally, witn sunaay Hun, monm... .en Dally, without Sunday Sun, year. S.OO Pallv, without Sunday Sun, month Weekly. Moll Tribune, on year 1.60 Sunday Sun, one year. , 1.60 BY CAfmlEB In Medford, Ashland, .lMnlrnnvllle. Central Point. Phoenix: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year. 17.60 Dally, -with tiumiay sun. montn. .et Dally, without Sunday Sun, year. i.00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford. ICntered as second-class matter at Medford, Oregon under the act of March a. wnm Mali amtn elmnlatloii fop alx months anding Sao. 31, 1918 S.04S MEMBER OF THK ASSOCIATED . PRESS YTnl Tnaed WlM service,. The Asso ciated preaa la exclusively entitled to tno uae ior repuDiicauon on an newa dispatches' credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local newa pubUahed herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches Herein are also reservea. I Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Ferry ; . Tho . trans-Atlantic flight of the NC-4 Is a reat achievement, and paves the way for unlimited possibil ities in the world of travel. Perfect ed, the airplane will make great dis tances trifling, and permit our presi dents to gad from, the White. House to Europe between two suns. " -"' v Newt Borden has joined the ranks of Dock Bennett In the plan for the total annihilation of the sparrows (Cerchneis acetls sparverlus), along with this col., making a total mem bership of three. As soon as a quor um can be scared up the work of ex terminating will begin. "It was 'first proposed to perform this blessing to humanity by putting salt on the sparrow's tail, but this has been proven too expensive. '- ' YOC OAX SEARCH IS - (Corvallis Gazette Times) Even in such a town as Cor- : valliB, two-thirds of the people are not in church on Sunday. Where are they? . .' , ' Tho pastoral beauty of the vacant lot across the street from the post office has been ruined, somebody shaving off the barley . last week. ; This has nothing al all to do with the Phoenix jail being full of hay, no doubt wild hay. Summer In the east offers new pleasures, new life, new interest to all people. .Come! (R. R. Admin istration ad.) Yes, come, and die of the heat, thus saving the annoying publicity attendant upon committing suicide deliberately. .' A SOOIKTV SMOKER, (S, F. Chronicle) -' Editor the Chronicle Sir: , I . have been in the city of San , Francisco nearly four months and have had the pleasure' of. meeting some of the most beau- -' tlful young ladies I have ever seen.. Nearly every time I have been Introduced to a young lady here, about the first question: ., asked me is, "Are yon a native son?" . Of course, my answer would be in the negative, and It was finis with me. Now my ' , answer: s in the afflrmltlve, ' and I am making good. Young ' v. men, If you are not , "native -sons," and when you are intro ; duced - to California ladies, be sure to tell them that you were born and bred in the "land of;, sunshine and flowers," and all will be well,., It pays to be nat-' "ruralized. Arthur Morehead, . " San Francisco, May-25, 1919. . The latest social fad is bulldogs wearing wrist watches. The idea hit San Francisco last week. Nothing knocks the socks off the Bolshevik! and I. !W: "W. so fast as tricks like this. The regular practice of the band succumbed Monday night without a struggle; being unable to -compete with two carnival muslc boxes. ,- IT SOUNDS SUSPICIOUS - (Ooos Hay Times) JameB Snell, bis wife reports, Is ill at his home at PiUsville, suffering from an attack of ma laria. J Stockholders Notice Notice is hereby given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Home Telephone & Telegraph company, of Southern Oregon, will be held at the office of the company, 218 'West Sixth street, Medford, Ore . gon, at 3 o'clock p. m., June 3, 1919. W. H. GORE, 61 President. ; 'Notice . It Is enrnestly requested that all Soldiers of the late war assemble In uniform at 9:30 a. m. In the Medford park, Decoration Day, to do honor to tho fallen lieroos of tho United Slates of America. . i' ' MAJOR, R. J. CLANCY. DANIELS FOR PRESIDENT. A SOUTH CAROLINA newspaper susjsests Josophus Daniels, Secretary ot- tho-Navy for presidential candidate on the democratic, ticket. ' ; .; - Secretary Daniels enjoys tho confidence of the entire country, maintains thissonthern luminary, and is head and shoulders above any other democratic possibility. Presi dent Wilson will not run again, and even if. ho. would could not bef elected. His service to his country and the world has forced him to cultivate too large an anuv of enemies. He eoiild not get the German vote or the Italian vote, the Irish vote, or .the Catholic vote, and of course ho will ha ve a united republican party against him. HetTetary Dan iels, on the other hand, would enter the race with no or ganized opposition. He is a good talker, a capable execu tive, a splendid mixer and a fine gentleman, lie is the strongest possibility on the present political horizon. The above, sent to us by a friend in the south, empha sizes the sensational apotheosis of the Secretary of. the Navy. Only a short time ago Mr. Daniels was the scape goat of tlie party. Commodore Josophus of the Good Ship "Piffle" was, to express it bluntly a "joke." His bonedrv navv, his knitting circle in the forecastle, liis efforts to improve the navy's- morals rather than its marksmanship, raised a vociferous demand for his re tirement. ' ' ; : The war war came and everything changed, including Mr. Daniels. Instead of trying to run the navy on. his own fresh water ideas, Sir. Daniels showed the good sense to leave the practical details to experienced navy officials. Instead of giving advice, he took it. Instead preparing for a Chauiauoua, he prepared for war. And when the conflagration finally reached these shores,, the American people were gratified to. find their navy was ready to meet it, did meet it, and showed itself to he a weapon'in Uncle Sam's equipment, that coiUd be absolutely relied upon. Nevertheless we doubt if many people will take this Daniels boom seriously either in the north or south. , Sec retary Daniels has done well and his rise in public favor is picturesque, but there is a deep founded suspicion that the qualities in the Secretary of the Navy which nyule this possible, are. rather negative than positive. And negative qualities are not the qualities demanded in the' chief ex ecutive of this nation. t - ; The Outbursts of Everett True BylCONDO 1l " ' ' L COMPANY WILL ENLARGE PLANT The Bardwell Fruit company , re cently negotiated the sale of: 'the entire crop of apples on the Sunny brook orchards owned by li. D. Har ris. The crop is estimated at iabout 5,000 boxes of Spitz and Xewtowns. Mr. Harris says that the price is very satisfactory and is well pleased with his contract. In addition to the above deal Mr. Bardwell has also closed this sea son's Cuban- sale covering Cornice and Anjou pears for the coming sea son. This is the third consecutive year, that the Bardwell Fruit com pany have handled, this deal and past seasons have proven very satis factory. ' The highest prices realized on both Anjou and Cornice for the past two seasons were made by ex port sales to the Cuban trade through the Bardwell Fruit company. Owing -to the phenomenal growth of the BardVell Fruit company since its advent in the fruit business in 1917 a large addition is to be added to their present plant on South, Fir street which is now .one of the lar gest and best equipped plants In the northwest. Construction will ' com mence at once and the building will be completed In plenty ot time for the present crop. The Stewart Fruit company will continue their efficient marketing services for the local company and they are now making a thoro canvass and advertising campaign in the east for Rogue River fruit.- ' L ! ' .: .. A public, discussion of the, mea sures to be voted upon at tho special election next Tuesday will be held at 'the public librarv next Monday even ing at S o'clock under 'the auspices of the Medford Drama League and the Greater -Medford club. This meeting will be open to the public. and because of the interest in the measures a large attendance is ex pected. Hon. Ben Sheldon, state representative who has charge of. i reconstruction campaign In the coun :ty, will explain the measures in gen eral, and the other members of the local delegatlop, ; Senator . Thomas 'and Representatives Gore and Wcs terlund will also, explain certain measures. - Following this program there will be general discussion, and any questions offered will be an swered, People who have been too THE PROPER COURSE Informailon of ' Priceless Vnluo' to - Kvery Medford Citizen. ' ' How to act in an emergency is knowledge of inestimable worth, and this is. particularly true of the dis eases and ills of the human body. If you suffer with kidney ' backache, urinary disorders, or any form, of kidney trouble, the advice contained in the following statement should add a valuable asset to your store of knowledge. Wat could he more convincing proof of the efficiency of Uoan's Kidney Fills than the state ment of a nearby resident who has used them and publicly tells of -the benefit derived? , J.--D. Samuels, R. F. D. No. 2, Central Point, Ore., says:' "Several years ago, I worked at the stone ma son trade and during that time my back gave me a great deal of trouble I had hard work getting down and I could hardly straighten up. After I had taken . : Doan's j Kidney .Plils awhile, I didn't have the lameness in my back and could get up and down, as well as ever." , ' Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doan's Kidney Pills the same that Mr. Samuels had.' Foster-Milburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, IV. Y. ' Adv. , - . ST u EAT Where the Eats Are Good Nice and Cool. SALADS A SPECIALTY -j: TheGusherCafe ':--;t!'j-y. IceFree! JOHN A. PERL Undertaker. . Phone M. 47 and 47-J9 . Automobile Hearse Service IatHy Assistant M SOUTH BARTLISTT Auto Ambulance Service, Coronet "We are going to give away one ,. . . ' a 500 POUND ICE BOOK With each new Refrigerator. This will lessen the high cost of refrigerators. .' ! Every refrigerators is guar anteed or money refunded. - . ! , . a .. Poole Furniture Co. busy to, study tho Issues Involved should attend this meeting, for in a very brief session the program can be clearly outlined. Xotlco Notice Is hereby sivon. (o the Foley & Burke Carnival Company that they must notify their cmployos in charge of the booths that have games of chance that they must not allow any more gambling or misrep resentation to go on while in the ilty of Medford, nnd furthermore they must bar all children of both sexes undilr the asp ot sixteen from 'laying at said ' games of chance. These orders must be compiled with or I will closo said booths. By order of the Chief ot Police, . " GEO. O. TIMOTHY. COMMUNICATION. To the editor: In ending tho war work of the National War Garden commission I wish to thank you for your cooperation and to tell you how Impossible the task of rallying tho home food producers' would have been without your aid. , The one outstanding feature of Why wait until the FLIES Come? ,. ., v- 4: ." Order your SCREENS NOW and have them put on early. .;..,, . .; TROWBRIDGE CABINET , WORKS Phone 42i-J. 10th and Grape am chtjho China Kerb Btor , Herb, euro toi earacne, headache catarrah, dlptherla, sore - throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heart trouble, ehlUs and; fer or, cramps, coughs, poor circulation, carbuncles, tumors, cracked breast cure all klnda ot colter, NO OP RRATious. , . , Medford, Oregon, Jan It, 117 TO WHOM IT :'JlY CONCERN: This la to certify that I, the. Un dersigned,' had very severe stomach trouble and had been bothered for several years and last August Was not expected to live, and bearing; ot Olm. Chung (whose Herb Store Is at 214 South Front street, Medford) I do olded to get herbs tor my stomacti trouble, and I storted to. feeling bet ter as soon as I used them and today am a well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to see Olm Chung and try his Herbs, - (Signed) W. B. JOHNSON, Witnesses: M, A. Anderson, Medford 8. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, ' -Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point i ' W. L. Ohlldreth, Eagle Point, C. E, Moore, Eagle Point , , , ; J. V. Mclntyre, Eagle Point, Geo. B. Von der Hellen, 'Eagle Point, Thos. E. Nichols, Eagle Point. the work of tho NutlonaL War Gar don commission, the one Ire which It has linen allowed to shuro and find great satisfaction, has been the wholo-heurted, patriotic response to the call of General Pershing , -"to keep the food coming." . .. , You have. In holplng the commis sion, done a groat work, tho frulis of which are jet to bo Tcapod. You have helped to owakon the American public to the value ot home food pro duction, tho Joy or producing food and even creator than ollhor.of those you hnvo helped orect a great wall against unrest, for tho family in he garden nieuns home owners, and fSa$&$L 6 Beu-ans L-VA-idu Hot water C3l2t?l Sure Relief RELL-AN bnine owners menu the oorneratono of a tree country and u conluntud cltlctniHlilp, . , Thiinkliig you nHiiln, in the iiiimo of llm Niilloiuil War (liirdon commlsi slim, 1 am, very nlnooyoly yours, : ; t'.UAHlAC9 bATUUOP PACKvT p I'rcnldimt, '. ..... "Maybe nobody has told youj says the Good ,4udgfe. i i . . ; , v 1 Whv this nood tobac co costs less to chew. You get real tobacco satisfaction' With a small chew. , It gives you the good tobacco taste, It lasts and lasts. Yoti don't need a fresh chew so often. It saves you money. : THE REAL TOBACCO CHEW, Put ufi ill two styles 2 RIGHT' CUT is a sliort-cut tohacco h W-B CUT is a long lino-cut tobacco j ' J!?W''JI 't""!l' : . , S&C ' ' JliiL "Working Money " THIS dooH not moan money which is hoiird , cd in n horo in tlio wall but that which is invested in some going concern or which pjirtscs through the bank time nnd again in the sham of well and safely placed loans for tho unbuilding of industry. 1 The majority of tho money in tho " "First National Bank is "working money." Capital $100,000. x Vhe First National Medford Oreoon S 'roR IMOIGE.STION MEDFORD, - ; v EAGLE POINT, : ; , BUTTE FALLS Jitney Service ' StartB Tuesday, May 20th. ICnvrs XimIi Hotel H:() n. m. nnd liulte I'nllo at 'J p. m. ilally. . .JIM LBHIylK. . 1'HOXE 34)0 The Percheron Stallion PAUL Tho Porchoron stallion Paul Is roK Istorod lr tho American Uraodora and Importers Perchdron nogistry,, fio. 537'27: 'Color ulack. b'oUlod July S, 1910. . Bred by A.C . lluby, rortlond, Oregon. Blrod by Kaspull 61185. First dam Paulino 51548. s. . Paul will make tho seoaon of 1019 as follows: . . ;. . ., ; Mondays and Tuesday at bri Holms barn In Medford. Wednesdays and Thursdays st Tal ent. ' .. i , Saturday nt Barron. ','..' Torms $20 to. Insure In foal, - $15 for the season and $).50 for slnglq sorvioo ,. :' I , Butler Walker, Owner. ; CHAKIKS( 1. JlOMlOS, Arnnnncr. ' IGNATION REPAIRING -. ' Arnmliiitna Rnnik Coils, ifotors and Generators repaired and rewound. Guaranteed good au new. i Batteries repaired. We are Southern Oregon Agents for the celebrated Bum Kings. Try tlicm for; com-1 press ion. ; V , , ; CRATER LAKE MOTOR CO. . , jii --' ! Mjf isjsitiiMJsj-nwwisi g- yjwiiiittassswtu -viscixO ' JSV I limlP' Get Thorough Cultivation :-Without;nanj Wont-- . D6 you stilt find that making a cultivator do the tight kind of work Is a tiresome, tedlpus job? Wouldn't ydu be Interaated In cultivator thiit puts thorough , V neon into cultivation and takes the hard work out? - ' That is Juat what the uae of our John Oaoro K C Cultivator usurer . , ., -Tlia, "KC'C" rlcv In ohlftlngr Cay parsllcl. ks shofcls always fico cquorclytotholrwork. Th7 , novcr track or, trail on crooked rows. No uncultivated spots nor no deep trenches are left, Ovor . ell of tho Jleld, on crooked rowa, an well as on straight rows, tho "KC" Hveq thoronch cultivation , Ih'o kind that moot elTectlvely:. destroys weeds and conserves moisture, , v;.v '-, , . Von can gnt a "KC" furnLhtd : Method tqutpmtnt Blip-point The rigs shift quickly In re-'. '; sponie to slight pressure on the . , loot levers, uuiuing tno rias is s natural as wsiung. , ' j . You can maintain thoroliRh cultivation without delaying work ' to make adjuatmenta, Nowranch work Is necpsnary. You djon't hove to leave the seat. 8l4ply use tho handy levors. - Tfceis levera onable you to meat quickly and accurately overy field con- dlllon. , .- , ,, : 'v '; 1 Vo wont you to get Intojtha aeat of this cultivator and sea for yournelf how handy and tollable It Is., Wo'vc never seen Its equal in clngle-row cultivation for llmo-' saving, labor-saving.; wed ' destroying work iti the ftelil , : , : Don't fall to come In early and gel ucquslntod with t his cultl vi itur. with the famous John Deerq hoof (Aoves and iuiapt Hubbard Brothers Medford, Oregon