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Newspaper Page TextPXGE POUR MEDFORD MAIL TRTTVUNIC, " ftflSTXFOKD, OftflflOX, WEDNESDAY. JUNTO- -t, Ifllfl ' '. tlEDFORD MAIL IIUBUNE rvuLiHiinii EVKiir aftkhnoon xckpt bundat by tub medford printino co. OfflM, Mall Tribune Building. ll-It- norm n nmi. rnon -to. A- consolidation ot the Democratic TlrtiM Th Mnrifnrd Mall. Th Mftdford Tribune, the Southern Oretonlan, To Aenmna xnoune. fh iiAtnTA Rnnrfav Hun ! furnllbed ubncrlbere desiring a isveta-aajr dally ROBERT TKVHU Kdltbr. 8. S. SMITH, Manager. ' BvaiKmmioar tbbmbi HI MAIL. IN AUt AWUBI I n I! tf with Hkinrinv Run. VJr ,l.00 t Sally, with Bunday Sun, month ..66 Tlallv. without Sunday Ban. year-.. 1.00 Dully, without Sunday Sun, month .S0 Weekly Mall Tribune, on year 1.60 Bungay Bun. one year. 1.(0 T CARR1KR In Medford, Ashland, Jacksonville. Central Point, Phoenix: Dally, with Bunday Sun, year I7.S0 Pally, with Bunday Sun. month .65 Dally, without 8unday Sun, year. COO Dally, without Bunday Sun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford. j urrioiai paper or jaexson county. Kntered a eeoondrolasa matter at Medford, Orertra, under the not of March e, loiv. tlwera Aallv annn etnmlatiox Tot ,. aaoatha adlaf Sea. 91 118 rfit , MEMBER OP THR ASSOCIATED PRESS Full Leased Wire service. The Aaao telated Preaa la exclusively entitled to 'the use for republication of all newa dispatches credited to It or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local newa published herein. All rights of republication ox speouu aispatones - Derein are aiao reserved. Ye Smudge Pot : By Arthur Petty One reads in the papers that in the future Austrian will be barred from the Via del Corsov the main stem of Trieste. This col's feet has pounded ' the cobblestones and pavement of the Via. del Corso. It is lined with, cafes stores, fish markets, hellholes, thea ters, department stores, einmills. , churches, fruit-stands, barbererias wtntues. and buckets of blood. It is happv himtine eround for reformers, -particularly those ' with their necks bowed for the enforcement of the jinti-flirtinr law. The 'beauty of Trieste ambles trp and down the U'crouchfare of eveninas. ra'ja or shine, ami they can't make their eves behave. - At one end the Via del Corso runs into a hill, a branch of the Karst hills, which are a branch of the Cur nio Alps. At the other end it runs into the Adriatic Sea. On the top of the hill stnnda the Maxmillian palace. i'Once Napoleon stopt there for a day. It was also a loafing' vlhce for the late Emperor Franz Josef.. -The summit of the hill is re puted to be the windiest place in Europe.- Before the Austrian rovaltv had its feet kicked out from tinder it v the ', exigencies of war, it made regular trips to the palace on the bills. . j ! : ' j 'At the'other end of the Via del Corsp is the plaza, banked on four sides bv fashionable hotels. . cafes, etc.: In between lies the stamping . srroimd of most of the sinners of the Balkans.' ' Barrins the Austrinns from"' Con-; ducting anv business alone theVia del Corso. means that most- of "the monev spent bv pleasure seekers, the tim-ierv; and the bibulous.- will in the 'future drip into the pockets o'in,e; Italians. . 1 He . trade is brisk. 1 h Dopulace was merrv with the war .inst over, which autrurs well for the days of peace. i Decoratinc trees, telephone poles. rafters, trestles, and other points able to sustain the weieht of a man's body whdh fastened to the neck with a noose, is sure cure for Bolshevikis behevin? in direct action.' Nothing so disconcerts a direct actionist and his fellows, as fo find himself hansinsr from the end of a rone. The misplaced eyebrow on the up per lip of Mose Alford's bov is now accentuated by a three-cornered goatee, and will soon be lone enough to bane. . i. . . :..'. -". ?' ' " ' .'. Miss Stella See is a resident o Eureka. Cal. and was the inspiration fof the famous crv, "Have yoa seen ''The sparrow cleans the'' fruit trees of insects,", defends the "Rural Visitor." a farm publication of AValla AVnlla. One would like to know iust when the sparrow does the 'cleaning, as most of the time he is up a pole, or under the eaves' of a house. i ,' It can be stated without fear ot -successful contradiction that a citi zen m this bure without an auto of - some kind is miehtv small potatoes. with n social status of three less fthan zero. ' " . . .1, What has become of the old-fash-' ioned meal tliat cost a auarterf Those were the davs before thev had the nerve to chamo for a second fholpinsr of coffee. ;., Emraett Bnrkdiill was down town Tuesday evenine. sans collar, expos ine his Adam's apple. , Tho heat is iKood tor the fruit. ' 1 The Bulgarian treaty comes next. 'They can sien in Paris, or not TiaVe anv ulnce to sien. i .. i 1". - . . 'Germany Says 8he-Will LVot Stoop : to Sign Treaty" Portland Telegram. One cannot blame 'em. They've been Rwntted enough, t a;: : 1 v. Toot sweet ! THEY'RE GOLONliL HARVEY wants a vote on the League 0f Nations. Wo hope he gets it. This would not only settle the League of Nations; it would settle Colonel Havvey. It would also settle the Aiiril eliovus of the. league detestors in eonfess. ' ' ' - ' ' The tirade tif the league opponents, for a time, was in teresting. "'But so might be the aberrational vapourings in a mad house For a time. But after several months of it the performance begins to pall. We would like to see Colonel Harvey and the round robin senators return to sanity again. A vote of the people Would do it. By all means let us have it. . , . ' ', . : : Tlie last three or four speeches against the covenant have been particularly bad. Senator lieed of Missouri, Champ Clark's colleague, started the spasm with talk like this: . . The entry of America Into the League of Stations would commit tho American people to loso association with a conglomerate of the black, yellow and brown races, frequently so Intermarried and intormingled as to constitute an unclassified mongrel breed. ' - Senator. Reed with his eve on the' southern vote here attempts to raise the color line. He would have the league pure white, excluding, we suppose, the Italians, Mexicans, Spaniards, and anyone with a two weeks' coat of tan. The American people fought half a century ago on an issue like that; Ave Avonder how thev would A'ote today f r Senator Sherman erupted before? . Brain storms are rate he gazed into the depths of bis oavh diseased imagina tion and discovered the United States by entering the League of Rations eouldn t enue, couldn't pass appropriation or labor bills, -without the sanction ot the Leasrue-ot excesses of Caligula would convention compared with what an outraged ueoule wonld ... i, ... . suiter at tne bands ot tne league tyrants.?; , ' w - i ., , Then Senator Hiram 'Johnson 'came to bat. ; We ex pected something good from fominst him on this particular issue, he is a man of force, independence and imagination. But Hiram, excepting-a few .lucid intervals, proceeded to Avhip himself into a frenzy over the league covenant as a league not to pro mote peace but a league to promote Wai a colossal "war trust," as he Expressed it. . : , This means, if it means son, Lloyd George, Clemeuceau, and their associates, have designed and perfected a close corporation, Avhich invites war, encourages Avar, promotes war, and sanctions Avar. As proof he cites their uiiAvillingness to leave the question or A-ar to a vote ot the peoplOi bhades of (Jharlev Koss ! help the alienists. ' We repeat the discussion of the league earlier in the year was interesting.- Mauy of the criticisms Aere sound,' and some led to material changes in the cove nant structure. But the second crop Flytraps and Bona parte! The opposition appear to have lost their mental moorings completely. , The league is not perfect. ium, cure Avrinkles or preA-ent'colic. The final draft falls short of what many of its advocates hoped, but that is no excuse ior the delirious Washington. Ravings about court and war trusts are simply nonsense. -. " V rsy all means leave the matter to a A-ote ot the people. It is Colonel Harvey's suggestion and undoubtedly J. P. Morgan wo.uld willingly finance it. A few million A'Otes might clear the atmosphere.! CITY PARK TOMORROW The Medford City band will give a concert in the bandstand in the city park Thtfrsday evening at ' 8 o'clock sharp. Following is the pro gram: March, "Gloria":........;.....-.....XoBey "Lu8t8plel" Overture...;..i.Keler Bela "The Toreador's Dream," Mexican - waltz .. ...Price Selection, "Bohemian Glrl"......Balfe "Romance," Trombone solo.'.Bennett Selection, "Faust" ..-.....-Gounod "HI Henry's Triumphal March" : Farrar It is the intention of the band to start their concerts during the sum mer at 8 o'clock and getting thru by 9:15, so that those who wish to at tend the picture shows will be able to hear the concerts, and still bi- on time for the second . performance, Medford has a real pand again. Go and hear it. '"' ': , ' ' : . UNCLE SAWS VISIT AT PAGE THEATRE FRIDAY Belgium will be a special feature number at "Uncle Sam'e Visit"' a.1 the Page theatre, - Friday evening. The children of the Jack'son school will represent that .country, first by singing that martial Belgium song, followed by a festival dance in cos tume.' This Is not a national folk dance, but Is one which' is enjoyed at festivals, held annually In the cit ies of Belgium. . The school children are anxious to have 'the fathers and mothers and patrons of the School attend their entertainment, because they feel that every one should become familiar JOHN A. PEEL Undertaker Phone M. 47 and Automobile Hearse Service lady Assistant Ita SOUTH BAKTIitiTT Auto Ambulance Service, Cords' GONE CRAZY a few days later or Avas it difficult to: classify;. At any. legislate, couldn t raise rev .Natrons. 3. he follies and 1e innocent as a chautauqua . .c . . . :. Hiram. For white Ave are am'thing, that .President W ll- ... If this be sanity then Heaven x. r- It won't brine the millen- paiaveimes emanating trom inter-marrying, Caligulas v . . o , ' , . , with the national songs of the allied countries., TTey also want' It known that the proceeds from the entertain ment will go Into the phonograph fund. A movement Is tinder way to get a phonograph' Into each school by next year. y ' ., : A. AV. Walker and wife, of Med ford, were In the City yesterday. Mrs. AValker le'ft in the evening for Eu gene on account of the serious Illness of her mother. Grants Pass .Cour ier. ' :'( Diamond Ti Guarantee Beginning June 2 the adjustment basis If or. Diamond Tires is as follows Fabrics 6000 Miles Cords 8000 Miles The old adjustments were Fabrics 3500, Cordis 5000 miles The performance of the Diamond Tires, alone,; . are responsible, for this mileage increase . , . '-r- ''.' :....;. .: Medford Vulcanizing Works t Distributors for Jackson County BIG FEATURE AT A slx-i-ool story ot mystery ami ro- nmiice, made without the use ot a single studio nutting, will bo unwont ed at the 1'age Wednesday, Thursday and Saturday,' commencing today, under the title ot "X Midnight Ko mnnco," starring Anita Stownrt in the second ot her super productions Miss I.ols AVelier, who directed the production ot tho story which was suggested' by Marlon Orth, gave the picture realism In settings tar be youd the possibilities ot the most capable of the geniuses among the studio painters and carpenters. The action ot the first five reels takes place In a large hotel, where Miss Stewart as Marie, a maid with soft hands anil a mastery ot tour lan guages as her practical recommends, tlons, Is employed to make beds and drive a vacuum cleaner. The story required throo lurge hotel suites, corridor "shots," lobby settings, at least ono "practical" ele vator, a grand ball room and a hugo veranda. To she tho propor realism to the action -of the principals In these surroundings, and to make their work wholly convincing. Miss Weber rented the largest hotel In Lbs Angeles in which to stage k greater part of the production. To avoid running counter to the routine ot the hotel it was necessary for her to work each day from mid night until morning, when tbe'corrl- jjilore. and lobby were most deserted oy tne guests. . - DAMAGE IS SLIGHT NEW YORK. June 4 The- former German liner Imperator which sailed from this port yesterday for Brest, collided in a heavy fog about 300 miles northeast of Sandy Hook last night with the steamship Adwldale from Rotterdam'for New York. . A night with the steamship Agwldale stated that she was' proceeding for this port under her own power, but requested a convoy, -i ' A later wireless niessage said the mperator was undamaged and that the damage to . the Agwldnle was Sllght.v .v y- i;.-'. 1 ;' .-:. AMERICA'S HOME Cleans all white shoes quickly and easily. Leaves the fabric or leather' natural looking. BLACK TAN 5! . WHITE Greatly Increased ;,fi PLAY IS FEARED aor,n llUX, Oro Juno 4. (Spe cial), . Friends of V, It, Cartwrlght are Instituting a search for - hlsj whureabouU. , Leaving here prosum ably for the A'an llovviihury plnco In Sums A'alloy on Thursday evening, May 2 2nd, and leaving a note nt tho News office stating that he would bo back in the morning, ho never rouch ed his destination nor bus he return' ed. Coming here shout six weeks past from the shipyards in California where he was employed as an tnsldu patnter and decorator, and being en amored of this valloy and climate, ho decided to remain provided ho could get enough painting to keop him busy,- Inserting an ad ill tho papor, ho soon had Jobs waiting. He fin ished a floor job for Lynn AV. Smith hero at his ologaut homo, and rofln lalied tho Interior of the residence of Koad Supervisor J. IS. Davidson, and was bidding on -tho painting of tho fine new rvsldonco of Mr. A'an lloo venhurg when ho disappeared. Soy oral Jobs here are waiting tor him, among them the reeldonce of M. 8. Johnson and Mayor Morelock. Ho had mora work than ho could attond to. . The Inst seen ot him he was dress ed lu a paint stained stilt of brown, was about 50 years old, about five feet six Inctoca high, blue eye, smooth faced, partly bald, a peculiar breaking out on his right chock and had a military bearing as ho served a long time in the Spanish-American campaign in the hospital corps, In which capacity ho was wounded twice. He was not a bposer, used chewing tobacco; not protnno, was a card printer and a bachelor. Had upwards ot thirl. dollars on him and there Is no reason evident for his disappearing." ' ; Ho left no debts, loft a good over coat and change ot clothing as well as a now sot ot paint bnishos. Being a gentlemun ho mado friends rapidly and was a vory likeable sort, hence his friends here are becoming ner vous over what may have become of him. The only solutions put on his being missing are either foul play. accidental drowning or mental de rangement. Any one having soon Mr. Cart- wrlght will greatly oblige 'his frlonds In and near Gold Hill bycommunl- catlng with them thru the Tribuno or the Gold Hill News. , SHOE! POLISH A dense Wy .whlto .: " that makes white ; . shoes look clean and 1 new.' Get a cake :- at the nearest atore. ' RED BROWN ''. v 'V -' ' "'r.'' "' v L EUROPE TO BY NEXT IMIilSV Tmwdiiv, .lime .l. fTIv The AHwouiuloil 1'renN.l All the im portant iroveriummfH of tint . world willi- the vxi'i'Plioti nt' tlinl ol' Ar- lit'lllillll lllivilllf Ulltll'ltlll I'lKl IM'il'UH (if wheat lo liirinei'M. iiml all thu I'.u -roiit'iin itiivermmmtN linviiiu huIihI diceil t lit hiviiil hiumiIv, it ix cimniil eivdiirobiiblu hire tlitil I'oimiicri o in wheat will reiiiitin in iruVeiituumt IiuiiiIk m.b voar niil Ihore will , be lit t lu in-ivulo Iriitliiur. Tlio Aiiierii'im tiieniberx tl' the Nlipri'inu vi'oliouiiti I'Oiint'il, Imwever. beliuvn there no neeexKilv of eontiiiiiiiiir -uiitralir,eil eon I rl of llie tliKt ritnit ioti in Kiiiopu. The uiK'Nlion of food minimi alter peace Iiiih been hiuiicd Iiiin been ilin eiiHxed bv the pcninmiic t'onneil, ller- bei't ('. Iluover u ml the other inein-i bwCH oppoNinv control, tukillir he view thai, ax there-will be no ftlutl short nee a Tier the next liiirvent, food control n il now oxikIm in iiiinei'es arv, Mr, Hoover coittcmlii Unit iior iTuil triiiliiur nIioiiIiI he re-oxliibliNhud tliroiiuluiut the world, u no uiiai'iiii lees exist fur other cominmlilicH and that if attempts are iniiile to control priecH in other ommoditiett produc tion will be stifled and II shoilnuM' eiviitvd. 6 BtLbANS Hot water Sure Relief RELL-ANS rOR INDIGESTION Vulcanizing AU oar work trtolr guaranteed to be tint cUo. 15 N. Fir Bt., Medford Phone 484-J MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS MEDFORD IRON WORKS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP Also agent for Fairbaukfl and Horn Enelnet. 17 Smith Blvunldd Suits of Real Merit KLEIN'S When you wear tho clothes that Klein provides tor you, your associ ates will at once rocoxnlto a genuine distinction In your appearance See the new models' NOW on dress up In one ot our SUITS Tailored to Order $30 r,$35 $45 $50 ' ? 1e ;,, Yours for Appearance KLEIN The Tailor ia S E. Main, L'lMtalrs OIMGHT7NS '; China Bert Store Herb cure tor earactie, neadacht catarrah, dlptherla, sore throat, lone trouble, kidney trouble, stomach trouble, heart troublo, chills and fev er, cramps, oouarha, poor circulation, carbuncles, - tumors, cracked breast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OP ERATIONS. . Medford, Oregon, Jan IS, 1917 TO WHOM IT ::AY CONCERN: This la to: certify that ( the un dersigned, had very severe stomach trouble and bad twen bothered for several years and last August was not expected to live, and hearing of Olm Chung' (Whoso Herb Store la at 314 South Front street, Medford) I de cided to' get herbs for my stomach trouble, and I atorted to feeling bet ter aa soon aa I used them and today am well man and can heartily rec ommend anyone afflicted aa I waa to see Glm Chung and try hla Herbs. (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON, Witnesses: , . , s . M. K. Anderson, Hedford 8. B. Holmes, Eagle Point, ' Win. Ivewla, Eagle Point t W. L. Ohlldroth, Eagle Point, C, IB. Moore, Eagle Point, J. ,V. M In tyre, Eagle Point, Geo, B. Von der Hellen, Eagle Point, Thos. B. NIcholfc Bakla Point : Elnier Duonan Is" Glad to Pass It Along, He; Says i, "1 mil gliid to loll anybody about n imullcliiu that dltl me as much good iih Tunlna Iiiih," hiiI il lClmor Donmiii, of 4!M i'Uhor nvoiiiiu, Uulrolt, Mich., ruroiilly, . ' "It wiib what I rend Iri tlio piipei- iihtnil, Tiuiliio that cnimoil mo lo try II," he continued, "untlvl winit to immi 'tho wood word iiliing for tho boncflt of others. Kor a lung time 1 hint rliiMimiitlnm so bad, that, my linndH and wrlxts would swnll up and pain niu terrllily, and 1 would hardly bo able to nluep nt night on account of my sufforltiKS. I would get up In tho morning feeling, so tired and worn out I could hardly tlr.uiyulf off to work. 1 gut so bad that I wns losing time from my work and simply couldn't keep up. , "After trying everything elso without gottliig any bolter 1 got soma Tiinlue, and It lion done me a world of good. 1 slutip flna, have a splentlld npolltn, mid am entirely relluved of my rhiiumatlsm. Tanlaa Is sold In Medford by West Sldo Pharmacy, lu Gold Hill by M. O, Qowors, In Central Point by Ml M. A. ,M(ic, In Ashlund by least Hldu Hharmaey, lu Kagle Point by Von dtjr Hellen, - r Adv. GET IT AT DeVoe?s VOGAN'S CHOCOLATES FANCY GROCERIES ' COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM ' LUNCH GOODS BAKERY GOODS at WHIPPING CREAM MILK AND BUTTER i si . i .i t '. - The biggest and best milk shake in the yr orld. ' . MEDFORD, EAGLE POINT,; , ' - BUTTE FALLS - '. ' ' .i:,'V. Jitney Service : ! Starts Tuesday, May 30tta. licnvra Nnh Hotol 8:lt(i ft. m. and 1 llutto Kalis at a p. nu cUlly. i , JIM I.KHMK.V ,' VIIOVB 3(10 ! TYe are going to give awny. ono ' ,' ''";".,',v.;,'.;;; ' '.': . 500 POUND ICE POOK y ; With each new Refrigerator. This will lessen tho high cost of refrigerators..-: , " 1 Every refrigerators is guar anteed or money refunded. Poole Furniture Co. ,,The Percheron Stallion Ice Free ' i tho Percharon stallion Paul Is rog Intered In the Amorlcan Broadors and ImportorB Porchoron (Registry, No, 58727. Colhr blnck. Fouled July 8, 110." Brod by A.C . Ruby, Portland, Orogon. Blrod by Raspnll 61185, First dnm Pauline 61548. , Paul will make the season of 1919 an follows: 'Mondays ttndTuostlay at Dr. Holms barn In Modford. Wodnesdays and Thursdays at Tal ont. ' '''","' 1 Saturday nt liarron.' Tortis $20 to Insure In foni; $15 for tho soason and $7. GO for single service. ' (' i. (.-" , ' BUtler Walker; Owner. CII.WOjKS I. (1KS, Manner, A .. ,'A.v u,t a- a;. a.