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mttmnv matt; Tmiuwrc. arrcnironw, oijNooty. . titttrrtVay, may im Hedford mail, isibune rilBLlNHKl) HVKUT AFTERNOON MXfiKPT RUN DAY BY TrIN ' MKUKOIU) PKINT1NG CO. Offlco, Mivll Tribune BuIMlng, S5-J7-S8 north i'ir aireai, rnane to. A consolidation of the Democratic Tlmoil, The Meiirord Mall, The Medford Tribune, the Southorn Oregonlan, The jtaniana itidiiiis. The Medford Sunday Sun la furnished ubaorlbera doalrlug a aoven-day dally newspaper, , nOHBRT RIIHIj, Editor. S, 8, SMITH. Manager. SrBSCBH-TIOlf TEBMII Daily, with Sunday Sun, year 1 00 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month. ,6S lally, without Sunday Sun, year-. 6.00 Dally, without Sunday Run, month .10 Weekly Mall Tribune, on year- 1.50 Sunday Sun, one year 1.60 BY CARRTKR In Medford, Aahland, Jacksonville, Central Point, Phoenix: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year. J7.60 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month .65 Dally, without Sttnday Sun, year- .oo Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .50 Offlolal paper of the City of Medford. UTTlcmi paper or jacaaon joumy, Entered as second-claes matter at Medford, Oregon, under the aot of March a, as, a. wnra Aallv ITMff etrenlatlon for la month ending Deo. 31, 1918.... a, (Kfl MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Pull leased "Write sernoe. The Asso ciated Press la exclusively entitled to the vbq ror rentioiicaiion or an news dispatches credited to It or not other wise oredlted In this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rlKhta of republication of special dispatches lieretn are also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot By Arthur Ferry ' Suit" has been filed agalnBt; this col. by Col. J. F. Mundy, who al leges that he suffered mental an guish and physical pain by having his name mentioned In the . same breath with John D. Rockefeller. The oil octopus Is wrapping his tentacles around us. j - - - ' If the league of Nations covenant is ; pigeonholed president Wilson will run another time, Is the threat issued by the democratic national committee. This brings the situation down to the" melodramatic, or "Spare me-e-e c-h-e-e-l-d!" stage. WHERE'S THE GROOM? "(Oregon City Enterprise) Miss Linda Reimers was quiet ly married at the home of her parents on Sunday. At 8 a. m., quite placid is Main street, . - . - A small boy selling (Portland pa pers, . t Ed Brown, about in shirt sleeves, And-'a sparrow cutting birdish capers.1 MAKING THE WAR A PARTY ISSUE. THE greatest political blunder President "Wilson ever made was his effort to make the war iv-partisan issue. That it was a blunder was demonstrated by the result. The president, during a successful and popular war, with all the power aiid prestige inherent injlint sit uation, asked the people to return a democratic congress, so the war might be brought to a successful conclusion. The people proceeded to give the democrats one of their worst defeats in vmodern history, and returned their political enemies to office. x But apparently the democratic leaders 'have learn ed nothing from this lesson. Homer 1 Cummings, the national chairman, announces the war was a great demo cratic triumph, and A. Mitchell Palmer a few weeks ago had the nerve to ascribe the victories of the Yanks in the field to democratic legislation, the income tax, excess profits tax, farm loan bill, etc., etc., not mentioning woman suffrage, bone dry and child labor. Of course there is a precedent for this. The Civil "War established the republican party, And the victory of the north continued that party in power for many years. But the political student who expects a similar result after the world war, is riding to an awful fall. For in the war just closed, no party, won the victory, no party did the fighting, no part' sacrificed. its blood and treasure. The "war was fought and won by the American people of all classes, of all races and of all parties.- Every American citizen not utterly blinded by po litical partisanship realizes this, and any attempt to cap italize the victory for any one part', Avill result in 19120 precisely as it resulted in 1918." : Moreover the American people no longer can be branded, with a political label and be driven by political off ice holders. The balance of power is held by the men and. women who are for the country first and the party thereafter, who refuse to vote as their great grandfath ers voted, but ; A-ote as their judgments dictate, who quickly renounce party loyalty when that conflicts with their conception of loyalty to principles of. fair dealing, fair play, common justice and right. Our stalwart republican friends who rise in wrath at the utterances- of Messrs. Cummings and Palmer, might better save their energies. If what they want is a demo cratic defeat, these democratic leaders are adopting the course w hich will certainly assure it. Just What Boy Scout Week Is A startling thing occurred last week commercially, due to the unset tled conditions existing along the River Nile. Leather advanced 3 cents, and cloth shoes, the uppers of which are made of canvas, and the soles of which are made of rubber, advanced 37 cents wholesale. THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK IS ' STILL SOLVENT - i (Roscbnrft News) ' ' The old saying that there is plenty of money in hose now adays was proven to the full sat is faction of a local resident yesterday morning. While walk ing up Cass street the observing :cltizen noticed a well known Roseburg lady wearing a rath er short skirt and silken hose. Just what drew the attention of our townsman to the sidewalk would be difficult to say, how .. ever, he was doubly rewarded. Evidently the lady took no chance with house burglars; she placed the family "bank roll' i in her stocking. It so happened that the crisp bills slid down into .view. ; The Atlantic ocean obstacle to fly ing being conquered, plans will be laid for a flight to the moon, fol lowing the course taken by the cow that Jumped over It. '. EXTRA.B. Gates, our pop. towns man met with a tragic accident Mon. tearing a wide swath across the seat of his britches. Hard luck, Bill! but it might have been worse. Be optim istic and romember that many men have but one pair to their name. FAMILIARITY AND FLOWERS ' (Gold Hill News) ' Art Perry, the Smudge Smok er, is getting "buy" in great shape with his Llmbergeries. Gold Hill saw its name hitched up in myrth last week. Whats the matter with one on your self, Art? The Bov Seou (movement has eiv-, en organized bovhood a place alone side the Red Cross and other trreat organizations as a national institu tion. In order to extend its benefits more rapidlv to the millions of American boys who. because of Inck of volunteer leadership, are still with out the training- of the Bov Scout program, Hon. W. G. McAdoo and eminent gentlemen he has associated with himselt as members or the Cit-'i cooperation- wiih the National "Coun-' cil of the . Bov Scouts of America, pursuant to a proclamation bv the president of the United States, have formulated a program for a nation wide Bov Scout week beginning Sun- dnv. June 8th, and continuing through to Flag Day. June 14th. This will be the firs? nation-wide appeal on a comprehensive plan for the support of the Bov Scout move ment. Scouting has been developed and operated for the last nine Years practically on a self supporting ba sis. Income lrom registrations, sup plies, and so f'oith. have about cov ered running expenses. Field and extension work alone have been de pendent upon volunteer contributions. Become a Member Yourself .... The first objective of this cam paign is to secure 1,000,000 asso ciate members of the National Coun cil, Boy Scouts of America as nn as surance of enlarged usefulness. This associate membership is offer ed to mothers and fathers of Ameri can boys and other adult American citizens upon payment of $1.00 or more as membership dues: in effect and in spirit a contribution to the movement, the amount to be determin ed by each individual. The associate membership, however. i.s an actual legal identification with the national body, without voting privileges which by the constitution and bv-laws of the Boy Scouts of America, belong only, to regularly elected members of the national council. It is expected that besides the financial support which this new membership will give the organization mnnv associate members will volun teer as scoutmasters, assistant scout masters, members of troop commit tees and members of local-councils; and that manv others will be active in organizing new troops of scouts in connection with their churches. schools and other institutions nnd. where necessary, independently of institutions. " LAST 1 AT LIBERTY TONIGHT reimi't fllad, today with the- iuuUUivb office, inning iho yitur tlit-ro wore almost 5,000 nouldenttt. Twimty eluht piyiplw lout their llvus, whllti 000 woi'o ItijuroU. - I toitontlior imil Vobi'iinry ttlulmml dm hlnlunit muu liui' AC dciitlm, tho fuliillllwi from truffle noi'ldonlH unmirtiiK iliii'lim unfit month. April luul Iho Iiu-huhI luiiubiir of mu'lili'iitu,' Willi u total of 1 ON, wltllu 5 .1 1. - uuntdimtH oomirrud. i(ui'lnn Out dim m ti l It uWnw, 'L. -H.I."! ...A.-.iUJll-J- . . t J, IMA. vJAVALI JtRl in'Ths Two Brides', . The sto., I'wo Brides" affords Jlmo. Cuvulieri, the opportu nity to appear as the dn.ugh.tar of an impoverished Italian sculptor or noblo lineage, who Uvea on tin island In the Mediterranean fur from the haunts of men. Her 'father, after finishing a beautiful statue tor which she wus the model, is puvalyned, nnd this introduces Into her - marooned life a dissipated cousin and a weal thy art collector, both of whom fig ure largely in her subsequent career. Peurl White In (ho Sth eplaodo of The Lightning Raider. 5000 AUTO ACCIDENTS PORTLAND IN 1918 PORTLAND. iny 29 Traffic vio lators contributed nearly $311,000 to tho city of Purtlnnd. thru flnos dur ing . the year .19 IS, according to a For Itching Torture Card of Thanks We wish to thank our many friends and neighbors for their, syin-, pathy and kindness to ns during our bereavement for our beloved wife and mother, Isabell Pellett. . SI. L. PELLETT 58 AND FAMILY. There is one remedy that seldom fails to stop itching torture and relieve sUn irritation nnd that makes the skin soft, clear and healthy. Any drugsist can supply you with Zemo, whicli generally overcomes nil rkin diseases. Eczema, itch, pimples, rashes, blackheads in most cases give way toZemo. Frequently, minor blem ishes disappear over night. Itching us ually stops instantly. Zemo is a safe, antiseptic liquid, clean, easy to use and dependable. It cost9 only 35c; an ex tra large bottle, $1.00. It will not stain, is not greasy or sticky and is positively safe for tender, sensitive skins. ' The E. W. Rose Co.. Clecland. O. GAS in the Stomach U. S. S. Oreaon at Puqet Sound. BREMERTON, Wash.. May 29. The U. S. S. Oregon, the Inst ship of America's old battle fleet to relain her name, has arrived at the Puget Soundjiiavy yard here. She probably will be put out of commission here, it was said, and vet mav be turned over to the stnteof Oregon. A Mistako Made by Many 'Don't wait for rheumatism to in dicate diseased kidneys. When you suffer pains and aches by day and sleep disturbing bladder weakness by night, foel tired, nervous and run down, the kidneys and bladder should 'be restored to healthy, strong and regular action, ; It is a mistako to postpone treatment. Foley Kidney Pills put the kidneys In sound, heal thy 'condition and keep them active and strong. Begin talcing today. Good results follow tho first doso. For salo-by Medford Pharmacy. Sour stomach (heartburn). Belching. Swelling and Full Feeling, so fre quently complained of after meals re lieved in Two Minutes. Almost In stant relief from Pains in the Stom ach caused by undigested food CrTT PDrU ON 80 DAYS' TRIAIi Send 10c for Postage and War Tax, name and address, and we will send you on approval our stomach prep aration, Jo-to, for 30 days, at which time you are to send us ?1.00 or re turn the unused portion If not per fectly satisfied. Address: Ucllingham Chemical Co., neiiiiignnm, wash. JOHN A. PEEL Undertaker Phone M. 47 and 47-JS . Antomobllo Hearse Service Lady Assistant 8U SOUTH IJARTLUTT Sato Ambulance Service. - Coroner Crescent mm?wm It Raises the Dough If yon aro not already using Cres cent, you should try it. Test out iu advantages. Discover for yourself how its double 'leavening action makes tho lightest nad most'' whole some cakes, biscuits and breads. Vso all of the can of Crescent. If you ure not pleased with tho results return tho empty can to your grocer; ho is authorized to refund your money. Write us for a copy of the Crescent Cook Book. Crescent Mfg. Company, Seattle, Washington. IllllUljllllM The Bank of Absolute Safety The NedfordNationalBank Capital .:. $100,000 Surplus and Undivided Profits $ 30,800, Resources . . $927,331 W. II, GORE, President, . JOHN S. ORTII, ' Cashier. Decoration Day This Year Holds New Significance lor America and Ameiicans :i With the memories of bitter wars tinged with ft- the joys or peace. ' Pay tribute to the living and the dead heroes who upheld the cause of their country. The Model Clothing Co. Sam Richardson, Pjop. f High Class Men's and Bays, ring Rhinos fl i 11 ff Closed all Day ;j Decoration Day i3-." 1- mi rife: 2a ERAL TIRES Are Now Adjusted on the Following Basis Traffic Tread Moulded! 4000 Miles RuggedTread Hand Madej 5000 Miles Federal Cord . . . 6000 Miles '' ' -."''''' ''.'''',' ' t..'.- ':"-..''''';" ' : ' ' ; ':.-' ; We Do the Adjusting Here Notice to Maxwell, Ford and Chevrolet Owners !M ' . ; ' ';, ' '. "- ,'' : . ' ' i'-,'.; ' ';" v- : Don't' fail to see the new "extra service" 30x34 Rugged before buying. Has one more ply of fabric than a regular 30x3V2' Has an extra heavy tread ' --is oversize and weighs I6V2 pounds. . ' ' ' We recommend this tire for light cara using a 31x4. G. 'E. Gates Auto Co. a
