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jYe Smudge Pot
" i. w. By Arthur Perry .
"The Lord watchetti the sparrows
fall," but that has nothing at all to
do with the oets. hopping about on
the ground, and devouring poisoned
wheat the farmers scattered for the
squirrels.
Von nontiau, (who rants so) de
clares that Germany wants this, that,
and 40 other, clauses of the peace
terms changed.. All the world wants
from Germany is silence and very lit
tle -of that. ,
Poft Neft was so enthused by the
news - that President . Wilson would
run for a third term, that he wore a
hat' all day Thursday. -
JUSTIFYING HIS KAME
" J (Orlando Unit) '
Tom Kelly, who runs the
"1919 -Hotel'-' -on Fifth street,
was assaulted on last Saturday
morning by Frank Pounder.
American soldiers will probably be
kept in Germany ."indefinitely" an
nounces Secretary .of War Baker.
This Is to see that the Huns pay their
war debts. The "Savior of Europe"
is going to be her bill collector.
The city of Yreka, Cal., is waging
war on the slit skirt, the same being
worn more or less extensively by the
women folks. One's recollection of
Yreka, Cal., Informs that there are
much naughtier things within the
corporate limits to get excited about.
PERSONAL To "Ross Lane.''
Your identity is known: Be gov
erned by No. 1 of 14 pts. -
No matter what paper one picks
up, somewhere is the item that some
one has Just returned from overseas
"and ? escaped without" a scratch."
This seems Impossible, unless they
were bung up by the thumbs;
i ; WHY WOMEX FRET
(Port Umpqna Courier)
Ruth - Garrison, a Seattle
, woman, poisoned the wife of a
. man bo that she could marry
him, The deed was a cold-blood-
- ed affair. A long-haired jury,
- - maudllng in sympathy apparent
ly for anything that wore skirts;
found, tbe poisoner insane. In
place of the woman being hung (
as she ought to be, she will be
placed in some sanltorlum for a
few months and then turned
loose again upon the world. The
; jury should have been commit
ted, with her. A nice example
to' set before the women of the,
country who may wish to secure
some other wife's husband.
SALMON RUN SLACK
Eft
ASTORIA, Ore.,-May SO. Salmon
are coming in slowly at the local
canneries and receipts have slacked
off to such an extent that most of
tbe plants are running only on part
time. Few fish have been received
from. gtll-neUars and there is prac
tically no trolling on account of bad
weather-outside the mouth of the
rlveh The seining grounds are 'not
sending In fish in quantities as yet.
Local cannery men say they expect a
substantial increase in the receipts
after the annual freshet which oc
curs about the middle of July.
6 Bell-ans
Hot water
Sure Relief
ELL-AN S
FOR INDIGESTION
MEMORIAL DAY.
F
IV M or six years ago. Walt Mason wrote one of" bis
11001ns in lnwo on .Memorial Daw He called it
"The Little (ireeu Tents." We print it below for to. our
mind it is one of the best, because one of tbe siniplest,
tributes to the old soldier ever written. - v
Tbe little green tents wbere the soldiers sleep,---,-,
and the sunbeams play and the women weep, are
covered with flowers today; and between the
; tents walk the weary few, who were young and"' ...
'stalwart in sixty-two, when they went to the
war away. "
The little green tents are built of sod, and they
and not long and they are not broad, but the sol
diers have lots of -room; and the sod is part of the .
j land they saved, when the flag of the enemy, ,
darkly waved, the symbol of dole and doom.
' The little green tent is a thing divine; the little
green tent is a country's shrine, where patriots
kneel and pray; and the brave men left, so old, ,
so few, were young and stalwart in 'sixty-two,
when thev went to the war awav!
THE EUROPEAN SITUATION IN BRJEF
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS. May SO.
The Austrian delegation has been
Informed that the presentation of
the peace treaty will not occur until
Monday and has acquiesced in the
decision of the conference. It was
pointed out by M. Brutiano of Rou
mania that Roland, Serbia. Rouma
nia and other small nations desired1 a
short time for consideration.
The treaty is not as yet fully com
pleted, the clauses involving settle
ments being omitted from the draft
submitted at the plenary session.
The vexing problem of the dispo
sition of Fiume has, according to
Paris advices, been definitely settled.
Fiume becomes an independent state
which will be under the guidance of
the League of Nations. Questions
relative to the Dalmatian coast have
been adjusted by giving Italy strate
gic islands along the coast but there
A DAY OF
WAR GLORY BUT
PEACE IDEALS
L; Jdvron Boozer who gave", the
Memorial Duv address said i,
. "This is not a dnv of the elorifi
cation of war but a solmen recoimi
tion of the supreme sacrifice and
terrible cost of war. A dav. around
which centers the tender sacred mem
ories and sorrows of a irreat nation.
A dav of tribute to the veterans of
three wars, the noble women of the
W. R. C.. and that ereat sisterhood
enlisted in the vast armv of niercv.
the Red Cross.
"The dav reveals a new luster and
alory about American ideals. These
were the animatimr principles of our
nation, -the invjhcible equipment of
our armies. The soul of America
has withstood the influence of mate
rial corinuests.1 The world knows to
day that America's ereatness is not
dominion.' wealth of population, but
sreatness of soul and ideals: The
lonsiner. of a heartsick world tocozt
nines the acme of their desires in that
which America bas realized in the
lives of her citizenship. The heart
of the nation was sound and respon
sive. "We find ourselves in the midst of
a ercat strutiirlc to brine a reluctant
and selfish world to an acknowledge
merit of (j new idea in international
relationships and colonial policies.
No nation may hereafter plunder
weaker nations at will. No eovcrn
ment mav exploit colonies for train
and oppress the backward for filthy
lucre. A colony must be accepted
as America accepted her suddenly nc
auired island possessions, as a sol
emn responsibility to develop the na
tional resources and add to them that
in the end n free neonle shall be add-
DISORDERS of the stomach and constipation are
the most common' diseases of children. To,
correct them you will find nothing better than .
Chamberlain's Tablets. One tablet at bed time will
. do the work and will make your child bright and
cheerful the following morning. Do not punish
your children by giving them castor oil. Chamber
lain's Tablets are better and more plea&mt to take.
. JOHN A, PEKL
.. Undertaker ,
. phone M, 47 ana 47-J9
-' Aatombblle Hearse Service
Lady Assistant
82 SOUTH BAKTXKTT
luto Ambuiaaoe Service. ' Co rone
seoms to ho somo discrepancy be
tween dispatchos As to tho future
status of Kara, capital of Dalmntla,
and Sebenlco, a seaport on tho coast
70 miles southeast of Tflest. Presi
dent Wilson and Premier Orlando
were In conforen e this morning over
the details of the settlement.
Experts are busily engaged In the
task of translating the German counter-proposals
submitted yesterday.
Nothing specific regarding tho con
tents of the Germnn reply has been
made public. It Is probable, accord
ing' to dispatches that the French
and English translations of the reply
will not be ready for the considera
tion of the council of four before
Saturday. ' - - . -.
The first of the two notes , con
cerned German property In allied
countries. Tho second has to do with
the Turkish public debt.
cd to the great brotherhood of nai-
tions. America ninv have blundered
in carrvinir out her policies, but her
primary purpose lias been tiie giving
of a sauure deal and a full measure
of unselfish service. ;,
"America's recent -experiences have
tolled the death: knell of militarism.
Wartime efficiency docs not neces
sitate nn urraed camp. An American
lad born of American mothers, nursed
on her breast is imbued with -such
ideals and greatness of soul that six
months of trnjninsr and freedom for
his aim mu1es him the ennui of ten
hirelings who frtiit . for what thev
know not and care less. Our close
up view of war and its experiences
hns Driven us four million recruits to
the armv that demands that war!111 wln thu war-' ln th'3 norlou of
shall be abolished and the sune meth
ods of settlement of misunderstand
inirs shall be adopted.
"We are face to . f aee with prob
lems that war can never solve, but
only brim? within the ranee of human
vision, stripped of nil external hv
Dorcrises standing? 'in their . native
naked tidiness. ".-.A new brotherhood
of nations is to be accomplished in
which hatred shall be displaced bv
understanding and high reenrd and
mutual confidence, all built on nation
al inteeritv and rizhtcousness. -'
"Injustice of every kind, breeding
unrest and discord must be nut awnv
and mutual Jielnfuln.rss jind fauvplav
must be thrrrule nmone men.
i "Tho blood of our heroic deitd
cries olpnd from every field of battle.
from every erave at home or on for
eign soil, for the recrtiitinij of a vast
army of irreat hearts dedicated ' to
the unfinished tasks these men' have
benueathed to us."
; .Stockholders Jfotlco
Noticq Is hereby given that the
annual' meeting or 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
.. f" - W. II. GORE, 'V
61 -' ; ' President.:
A. 'X.
Vulcanizing
fill our work strictly guaranteed to
be first class. 15 N. VVt St., Medford
Ilione
MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS
Mabel Normancl for Last Time '
At the Riulto Theatre Tonight
X--'v .
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WORLD JOINS IN TRIBUTE
(Continued (roin page one.)
deepened solemnity, the first Memor
ial Dny after tho close oi iho great
world conflict was observed In the
national capital today, the nntlou's
heroes of earlier wars Bhurlug its
tribute. with thoso who fell lu the
great struggle to maintain tho liber
ties and Ideuls tor which thulr fore
fathers fought.
Memorial exercises .woro hold at
Arlington National cemetery . and
United States Soldiers' Home, and
other points under Uio auspices of
the G. A. It., United Spanish War
Veterans and allied organizations,
which participated In ' the annual
parade earlier in the day.
' With the senato not in session,
members of the house devoted the
day to paying tributes "to thoso who
served or gave others to tho service
of tho country in tho great war."
Labor Appealed To
" Tho significance of .Memorial Day
this years was Interpreted In state
ments by Secretaries Baker and Wil
son and Acting Secretary of State
Polk. . . .! '
, secretary Wilson appealed to the
labor forces of tho- cpiqitry Especially
to recognize that tt.ls-their "privilCBO
to carry on tho work'" for which tho
nation's heroes have died.
"While tho' war was on," said Soo-
rotary Wilson, "our slouan was 'labor
reconstruction' It Is in labor's hands
tho tools are placed. ' Let us liulld a
permanent momorlal indeed, a mem
orial whoso foundation Is American
pluck and perserverance, and whoso
structure is American integrity and
loyalty." - '
ESr.;v
Never
. . . .
Tlui ItniiiliM' Protlnctii Comnniiy
Taxes on Knfnicr ItcvcraKcs by payliiK ;lj taxes lliorcon direct to the tiovurninunt. :
MEDFORD GROCERY CO.
s Distributors, Medford, Ore,
v.v 1
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MA0EL '
HORMAMD
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( Kut ii.Sl
Cx'Auyn 'Mans
REINFORCE BORDER ARMIES
(Continued from page one.)
arrivals from tho south, howovor, say
thu Kurrisun til lluit point Is much
smallor.
That Villa Is In tho Immediate
vicinity of Chihuahua City Is con
firmed by the statement of the Mex
ican authorities hero t tint, (ienorni
fe.U.S.foc.Off. .
V Is our Registered and Com:non-!aw Trade Mark
and can
by us.
only be rightfully used on goods made
. . Should
anv dealer
garment tor Children I to o years ol ago
. under, the KOVERALLS name you
may bo sure he is trying to market an
inferior substitute on KoveralU reputation.
Unleso made by Levi Strauss & Co.
$1.50 ilis
KOVERALLS me made
only by Levi Strauss & Co.,
before was
there such a
There is a very definite rcaaon
for the high place in the soft
drink world held by RAINIER
SPECIAL. It's produced by
an exclusive, patented process
which develops a notably su
perior flavor. It's rich and yet
tasty. It's soft and yet satis
fies. Never before was there
such a drink. No other soft
drink offered today equals it.
Its features are exclusive
solely its own. Ask for it
wherever you go keep a ca3o
in the home for mealtime use
and for entertaining friends;
Make no mistake about getting
what you want. Ask firmly for
RAINIER
FT a Inler Products Company, 'Senttl, U.S.A.,
Manufncturar of Kalniar Spoclat, AalnUr
Bock, Mall RaJnlar, Ralolar Oiraal, Syrm mnd
Daaaturad AlcohoL
rolloves rolnllors and coiisitiucrs of ,
AND JOE KELLER
QUIT PEN JOBS
S.YI.KM". On... il.iv .111. li. I..
Slovens, wunlnii of the Htulo poni
U'litiiitv, mid Joseph F. Ki'llcr. Hlnlv
iMirolu i 1 1'u'iM', , Imtli NiibiuilU'd their
ii'KiuiiiiliiiiiK Imiiiv lu (SoYi'i'itni' OU
colt. The wuiiIi'u'n ri'siuliutluii. lit
hi ri'tiucst, bii'iiiiii'H. el 'ftvlivo iiiiiut
ilinelv and In) will bo siicoccdi'd, li ni
pornrilv. .. bv Suin'rin I ciultn l It, 1!.
I.co Stt'lnur of Ihi' Oi'cmin Slulo Ims
pitnl, who will lie t'opliu'cil lor (In
time lii'inir bv hit im-iihliuil. I.. II.
(irit'l'ith. Koller ill leimun Hit lui
rolu ot'l'ii'vr until July I. nl tho
UDVormir' rouuont, to oiiiiinli'tii in
slalliitinn'ol' a now rocurd hvslom in
the tmrulo oH'ii'e. Ncitlior his tiito
cossiir iiiir tho iioriiiiiiioht ciioi'i'sHor
of Wiiiilon Stovons hits liotm iiiiiuoil.
Wnrilcii Stovoim iloolnroil, ,iu ,lon
iloriug hiit ivKiuiiiitiini', Unit Ito hud
hud it iiinlor I'Diixiilonitioii I'ur iiiniiv
wcolis mid thul ho liiul ii iiiiiulior of
Hoi'Nomil iiiiiltors to ivliioh lie wiih
llll.tilMIS tl) lli'VOll' lllH iltll'lllillll,
llo bi'i'nino warden lust Dumtnilioi', bv
tiiipninliiu'iit of Uuvvrnor Williv
iinibo. ,
I'n rule Oriii-ur Keller likoniso Hint
ed that ho wax I'lUiloiuiiliiliiu; ciitor
imr nljior linos of hiitiinoA which
iviiiild'tatto mi hi inlirn tiino. Ilu
:s tunned niirnlit iiflicor bv (lovorii
orVilM mini in
(Inrctn with a stroni; force Is mnkliiK
u jonlo from Chlhiiiiliuu City to thv
northwest to itUack u Villa forro In
the ouiKklriH of Uio cltv. ':
trv to tell vou anv
thoy'ra not KOVERALLS
. Kover&lls KeCiJ--Kids Klecn
Suit
IFVtlEY
fur
suir
jKOVCRALLS
Kc.u.s.iAT.orr.
Sen Frsndjco
mm:
and bear litis
label sa?r
irvisTifADss&ca
JAM 1 1, in. IL-O. CAt.
drink!
SPECIAL.
Uio noenwily
of imylnjr Kovcniic
"Ge!s-lt"-2 Drops
Thon to the Dance!
"Oootlulatit to Com ralui-Corm
. Fool Off With "aU-It." ;
'Vay, lrl, you cmi IniiBh.nt:
ilKlit i'l'. or iliiiiip. iinrn-pulllnir
tvuiillini'. lilir titniipy c"iii, en 1 1 iai y
on Ilia oluit of your t"''l. enrnn t
twocu tho (uc, linid and suri 0'"n,
'It'i All Off With ThU Flmg Cm Now-
If you will junt tnuoh- th Mrn er
inllun villi a fuw ilroiis of 'dln-ll.'
Wliul 11 1i1m1 rollnl It Mlvim to
corn uiiliml You won't Hmp, ariy
inorui yuu can n)oy the Uniua
vory iiiliiuto. ..Then to noo iuw
(hut corn or cnllus will cuino rlirht
.rt cnmiilitto, IIKa a bniinna pool mid
without, tho )itt pnlli, U Juat waif
liirdil. Mtts-ll' la lti tilnwat aollor
nmoiiir rani imnuvtirs III III wiirld
tudiiy. lmily Uimuo It is mo won
dtiriully uliiipla nnd nlwny worlio,
li miro you B"t 'lnt-n.'n
"llotti-Tt," tlie Kiiiimiitoiid, moiioy.
bin It uoni-rotniivi'r. Itioimly am o
noma Iml tt trliln lit any druw aloro.
M'i'il by ia.lwrnoiCoOt)louMu, 11L
Mill it hi MoitftiPrt null rilnniutilotlilnd
m tho world's heat corn rotnndy by,
l.oon 11. lluakliiH, Mndtnrd Phurmituy,
SinviiK'n liriiK Htoro, Ihmlli'a Druil
Score. .
Suits of Real Merit
'KLEIN'S
Wlinn you wear tho rlollios that
Kloln prnvldim for you, your nnaot-1-
uta win n uuru rni:uHiiisa n hoiiuiiiv
dlstluctlan lu your npiournnco,
Sno tho now models NOW on droiui
up In ono of our .
SUITS
: Tailored to Ordor
$30 r $35 $45 $50
Voura for Appr-nraiiro
KLEIN
The Tailor
12 8 V., Rtnln, I'liktiilni
The Percheron Stallion
PAUL
Tho Porclipron ttnlllon Paul In ron
lAtorad In thn American Urcndom nnd
Importora I'orchordn itui;lntry, N6.
63727. i Color lilnclt. Kouied July 8,
1010. nrod by A.Q . Unity. Portland,
OrcKon. Hired by Himimll ,01180.
First dam Paulino 01048. ,
' Paul will iimko tha,Baiion ot 1010
an (allows: ,
; Mnndnyn nnd Tuosday nt Df. Helms
barn In Medford. ;
;, WodnoKtluys'aiid Thtirodiiy nl Tal
ent. . ,
: Buturdny at Marron., ;' ,
Terms 120 to Insure In foal,,. IIS
Ctir tho season uud $7.00 (or olnitlo
sorvlco.,, '" ' "' " " "' .
i Butler Walker, Owner. '
, OIIAitlilCH I. 1I0MI:H, MiiniiKcr. '
j. GIM CHUN4I i ,
' - China Kerb Btora ;
' Herb cure tot earacno, noadach.
cMarrah, - dlpherla, soro throat,
lan trouble, kidney trouble, stomach
trouble,' heart troublo, chills and for.
nr. nromna. nniiffhA. naar AlrAittittlnn'
carbunolM, tumors, craoVed broaet, '
ouro iui sinoa ui souero. nu vr
RKATiorm.
! Medford, Oregon, Jan IS, 1917
TO WHOM IT "AY COWJHON:
! This Is to certify that I, th un
derslKnod, had very serere stomach'
troublo' and baa Veen bothered (or
several year and Iact August was not
expeotod to live, and hearing ot aim
Chung (whose Horb Store ts at SI
Bouth Front street. Medford) 1 do.
trouble,-and I etofted.to (oaltnc'batr
ter an soon aa I used then, and today
am a woll man and can heartily red
ommend anyone atfllctod an t was to
see Gim Chung aqd try his Herbs. .'
!. (Signed); W, R. JOHNSON. "
Witnesses: : t . i:
M. A. Anderson, Medford '
S, D. HolmoH, Eagle Point, '
Wm. Lewis, Eagle Point ' '
Y. L, Ohlldroth, Baglo Point,
0, K. Moore, Eagle Point. .
J, V. Melutyro, Bagle Point,
Oon, B. Von der Hollon, Kagle' Point,