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Ye Smudge Pot
. By Arthur Perry
People -who flv to the defense of
1 the sparrow, because thev are "little
birdies." and desirous of findine out
. just what a lowdovra bird the spar
row is, should read Henri Fabre's
book on the pests. For one thine the
sparrow is loaded down with cooties,
and is too lazv to fight 'em. -
The Jap. he works from sun to sun.
-At sweeping, and at scrubbing.
And often when the dav is done.
Keeps right on window rubbine.
; PHOR PHONEY PHTSS
(Eugene Register) .
Miss Pherfce Miller of Port
land, came up over Sunday to '
visit her mother. . '"
Judge Colvie and Jim Keene could
not sleep . Tues. night because the
Oresonian did not arrive until after
bedtime. Lots of people pin their
faith to things, but Jim and Judge
have their faith in the Oregonian
nailed fast. " ";' :
This coL has no interest in its
work today. A voung man running a
coL in a newspaper at Shreveport.
La., was shot last wk. for some re
mark he cracked at a leading cit. '
Bearded immigrants '-from Russia
are blamed for the bombs. The
customs of the motherland have been
transported to America. The cus
toms and the bombs are the wildeyed
hums will all be transported back. -.
back. ... . , .' r.
A BABY SWALLOWED IT
(Rosebnrg Review) .;
LOST At eugenics contest, my
h-.. . wedding ring. Reward. X...
., care of Review. .
The women folks are wearing their
furs claiming it keens them cool. By
flie same logic Mike Honley should
put on his bearskin coat, and stop
sweating. .
- "The democratic party is the bat
tering bam of Fate," yips the high
guv of campaign activity in a moment
of wild rapture. Along about a year
from next November the democratic
party will be the stove poker of Des
tiny. , ' :-
- Paul Huckleberry is a resident of
the Coos Bnv country, and Tom
xrivel lives at Athena. . '
NEED the money, must sell fine
; ' diamond ring at big discount
or trade for good car. No tri
jf . flers wanted, if vou mean bus
i, ; inoss address J. C, care Cap
ital Journal (Salem Capital.!
Proving the allegation that one can
catch more flies with gasoline than
a sparkle. ;
The community is urged to buy a
ticket to "Uncle Sam's Visit", from
Sonny Austin, who if ho sells 15
gets one for liimself.-. So far Sonny
had had thin luck.
: Pcrsonnl To C. Y. T. Letter re
ceived. Tho Marmon car stuff was
first sprung by Noah, i "
. ' The . attention of the numberless
readers of this col. is respectfully di
rected to the bnldheaded fact that
On and after July 1. toothpicks will
advance 3 cents; This is due to the
short a ere of wood, the chaos produced
by the. war, and the unsettled con
ditions, in frugal Hungary and dis
tant Patagonia, ,
' Nature as at her best in the valley
in June. It is worth while these days
to get up bptore breakfast.
Norsk cr tnlt.' die svenska spra-
ohon. Francois compre, Espanole,
lingua, et Italia capita intclligontia.
The make up man wants 4 lines.
To fill this bit of 'hole. ' -There
is not a thing to write.
'. To reach tho blessed goal. ; ,
1 i4'.aviUtt"tAtfii3-iV. - V.n
A NEW SOUTHERN PARTY.
THERE may be., more truth than poetry in ,thl report
that a new 'political party is being formed in the
south. ' 1 ;. :
Southern democrats at present are on their way, but
don't know where they arc going. The, prediction of Col.
Marse Watterson that President "Wilson would swallow,
the democratic party and bring forth a "Wilson party has
apparently been fulfilled.
As a matter of fact there is a. sharper line of political
clevage between the north and south today than has ex
isted since the civil war. The center of political reaction
instead of being in New York is somewhere in the vicin
ity of Nashville, Tennessee. ' V. . Vt-W
The south not only consistently violates the consti
tution lWarding restriction of the franchise, but is pas
sionately opposed to, votes for
children. The "place for women in the southern mind is
in the home, and the place for children is in the workshop.
The southern democrats want nothing to do with "equal
suffrage or child labor laws.' "What they want, are more
ship yards, lower federal taxes
.S. www- -
The present administration has done a great deal for
the south, but not enough to satisfy the southern politi
cians. They want nothing to do with a party whose
leader has switched on the suffrage question. As Senator
Gay of Louisiana said in the senate yesterday,- when the
Susan B. Anthony amendment passed": ' .
"Thirteen southern states
amendment. - It will never become a federal law." .
Small wonder the Southern democrats are searehine:
around for aiibther party.. Some even predict the south
will launch "a band wagon constructed frankly upon
stand-pat principles, and depend upon support from re
actionary elements north of the Mason and Dixon line
for success.
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This sounds slightly fantastic but anything is possible
these days. American politics are in solution, what will
finally become percipitated, even Sam Blythe can't. for
tell. It may be 1920 will see a solid political south work
ing with Tammany in New York and Roger , Sullivan in
Chicago, with Wilson democrats in opposition. Stranger
things have happened since
the south will never go with
suffrage, if there is any way
. A New Memorial Day Dawns
Under, skies, that were almost
cloudless and the sun bathing the
hills and valley with' Its bright rays.
a large assemblage gathered In Li
brary park , Friday morning to pay
tribute to the Jackson county boys
whose supreme sacrifice was recorded
in a magnificent floral shaft, 13 feet
high. This beautiful monument of red.
white and blue flowers,- and, the trib
ute paid to the two marines at the
Bear creek bridge marked the begin
ning of a new Decoration Day and in
whidh the services so impressive will
never be forgotten by those who wit
nessed them. "At 10:30 the handfull
of Grand Army men mat always ap
peal strongly to your patriotic emo
tions, and the W. H. C. marched to
the library grounds and inside .la
squared space surrounding the manu
menC ' Then "came the high school
band.. Major Clancy and the "over
seas men, .the National Guard, Red
Cross, Junior R. C, and school chil
dren, all encircling the monument
The bugle called and then Rev. Mil
lard led the children in the singing of
"Glory, Glory, Halleluiah," afterwards
marching around the monument and
placing flowers at the base of it This
was followed by the Junior R. C. and
R. C. ladies in uniform, and the green
sward encircling the monument for a
space of ten feet in each direction was
Utterly covered with roses, the band
playing during the marching.
Major Clancy from the library steps
made a splendid address, calling on
every one tne world over? to pay
tribute,-with their love and patriotism,
to the brave American lads who had
given their lives in the caiise of free
dom and the principles for which
America stands. He said In all bis ex
perlence In the recent conflict never
once had he heard a murmur of dis
content, and we never would know of
the hardships encountered, but every
thing was . "all right" with the "bud-
aies. uniy give tne Americans a
chance and the stoutest German heart
quailed before them for they never
turned back.
Now. they, are home, most of !the
Jackson county boys, and give them
a place among you. Let them forget
the horrors of war. They only did
their duty, as the opportunity came,
and wish now to become one of their
home community again. Fortunate
indeed were the soldiers who came
under Major Clancy's orders, for he
has the faculty of knowing his men
and getting next to them. -
Community singing, led by Rev. Mil
lard, a salute of three guns and sound
ing of taps completed the program atj
the monument and the crowd led by
Marshal Lawton, the band, National
Guard, G. A. R., W. R. C, Major
Clancy and the returned "overseas"
lads, R, C, Junior R. C. and school
children marched to Bear Crpek
bridge, halted, and while the Junior
Red Cross sang "Columbia, the Gem
of the Ocean," the school children
pasicd over the south side' of. the
bridge, strewing flowers on the swiftly
moving waters of Bear Creek. These
children were followed by the J. R. C.
and then the Red Cross ladies, all In
uniform and all casting flowers into
the Btream below, In commemoration
of our two gallant marines, Russel
Hawk and Lester Jacobs. Never was
a scene more Impressive or beautiful,
and as the stream gathered unto Itself
the roses and petals of roses and fold
ed them into the waves the thoughts
of every one present turned to the sor
women, and education for
and higher cotton.
will refuse to ratify this
'
1916. One thing is certain,
a party that endorses woman
out.
rowing families of . these boys,, with
bursting hearts of sympathy, glad to
do homage to. such gallant heroes; and
how or where, with a more beautiful
or (deal setting? Truly a most beau
tiful service and one never to be for
gotten.-" . , : ' '
A salute of three guns was tired,
taps sounded, and the assemblage re
paired to the Page theater where the
usual Memorial service was hold. The
bugle call was given, the High School
band rendered an appropriate number;
then Mr. Luke, commander of the G.
A. R asked Rev. Carlos to give the
opening prayer. Ho. was followed, by
Major Gates with a word of welcome.
Several school children gave readings,
and Miss Headley sang a song. The
male quartet sang two beautiful num
bers. Rev. Millard gave a reading
and Rev. Myron Boozer the address in
a forceful manner. Rev. Booter paid
tribute to the G. A. R. and to the boys
of Jackson county, who were engaged
in the world war struggle, and espe
cially, did he pay tribute to those lads
whose coming Home we look for in
vain. He spoke of the place America
holds in the world today and of the
world's problems confronting us. It
was a splendid address : admirably
given. ' ' .: . . .'..,., , : ' '
To Mrs. Meara, superintendent of
Medford Chapter Red Cross, and to
Mrs. Schef feline, of the Home Service
department credltils. given for ,the
plans of Decoration Day, and in co
operation with the G. A. R, the beauti
ful service of last Friday was given.
; Harry Stoeckman designed and plan
ned the shaft, and the decorating coni'
mittee -consisting of Mrs. C. T. Hutch
ison, Mrs. Vawter, Mrs. C. M. EnglUh
and Mrs. E. Ii. Pickle were dull; con
gratulated Tor the beautiful manner
in which the flowers we're' assembled
on the monument
The suggestion made . by Major
Clancy In his address that a suitable
monument be erected just where the
flower-covered one stood is timely and
was favorably received. The location
is ideal and the vision of this greatest
of all Decoration davs and the. flower-
covered shaft Is a picture lhat will
not soon fade from our memories, and
how fitting that this latter should be
made a tpermanent thing Instead of
just a vision.- ,- (
Victory Bonds Above Par
Xew YOKK. June -6. Victory
33i per cent bonds were sold todav
on the stock exchange at the new
hiuh level of 100.03.
- Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aa they
cannot reaca ui leal oe ine uiteasa.
Catarrh la a local dlaeaae. ereatlv In
fluenced by conatttutlonal condlttona, and
in uruer la cure ir you mull iuku un
internal remedy. Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine la taken Internally and ai-Am thru
the blood on the mucous surfacea of the
ayatem. Hall's Catarrh Medicine waa
prescribed by one of the beat physicians
in una country tor years. Ji la com
Dosed of aome of tha beat tonics known.
combined with soma - of the beat bloorl
purlflera. The perfect combination of
the Ingredients In Hall's Catarrh Medi
cine la what producea audi wonderful
reaulta In catarrhal conditions Send for
loiHmnntnlM trm
F. J. CHENEY ft CO.; Props,, Toledo, O,
. All Druggists, 76o.
Hall's Family fills for constipation.
JOHN A. PERL
Undertaker
Phone M. 47 and 47J
Automobile Hearse Sorrlce
Lady Assistant
ta SOUTH BARTLETT
hmUt AjabuUae $ero,'.(
Pauline Frederick at
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4 Mr, ')
f - . j'f. iy off
fel . , X-.,aAN&:a ii.. -a
"Ono AVoek of Life," Paulino Frod-lnrd
erlek'g new Goldwyn. Picture comes
to the Itlalto theutor. bcKiniilliK
night and tells on Interesting story,
as might be peeled from so able a Frederick In two dUttuct churnvtort
playwrlght as Cosmo Hamilton. Wll-tationa. ' -
TREE IN HOLLAND
AMBRONGEN, June 5. Former
Emperor William sawed his 2,000th
tree recently (n 'the presence of the
Bentinck family and the, burgotuuster
of Amerongen. The tree has been cut
up into blocks Inscribed '.'2000 W.
Triumph of
mm Uouffhness
Hnd yet the 'Royal Cord' pos
sesses amazing buoyancy and life."
'.. :': ;,'!..' mi , . " "'.'
That's the secret of this famous
tire's success.
!; Hardihood that means many
ektra miles', combined . with the
, lukury of easier riding.
Let us put 'Royal Cords' on your;
car. They are the utmost in equip
ment the finest tires in the world.
United States Tlras
S arcS Good Tires
We know United Statea: yires are Good Tires. That's why we sell them.
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AUTOMOBILISTS
':'' Don't ruin your storage battery by using hydrant
water. - . 1 , .- , .
.-. ' Distilled Water 15c per : gallon without con
tainer: 25c per gallon with container. .
the Rialto Tonight
FKCDURIOC
M ONE
WEEK oT LIFE'
Murk nrrmiKod II for tho nt:rtiou
and his untHllIng annuo of thn (Irn-
to-nmtlo brlniss out nil the vnliioa or tun
KfrlkliitC story," whlchHnvolves Minn
II," und boyi'ii havo been proiohtcd
to his friends In Ameroniion. ,
Thofo were festivities ul.tho rustle
In honor of the conflrniutlon of Count
Dentlnck's youngest son, tlurr Huh'
ennolerii's sawing companion. -After
the rellKlous ceremony, the. hoy was
summoned to the cantlo where tho
oue time monarch congratulated him
und gave him n gold lie-pin repre
senting a crowned euglo, pentuimlly
uttnchlng tho pin to his companion's
tlo.
In tho vlllago ono orciiHlonnlly
niears such questions us: "What Is
the follow doing here; formerly he
had no use for AimironKou. The
sooner ha cluurs out tho hotter for
you never know whut may happen
to us while ho Is here." '
1 '' '' ' ' . , . i, 1 .
EXERCI
BY FAILURE RAGE
' EQUALITY CLAUSE
' TOICIO, Juno 4.-Fulluro of the
Jiipnnoso (li'legutes to secure the ln-
trodUPtlon of uit '"oqiiullty of mews"
vluiisu In tho luague of mttloiu cove
mint caused ' deep dlnappolntinont I
lliroiiuhiiut tho .lupant'so nutUin mid
lias led to n miilouS solf-exainlnutlon
on Hid part Of III JuuanH0 people.
Tho dlKiiipolntmetit was nit tint more
hitler ImcutiKo ht flrtl u dUpanh
came from Paris announcing tho
ndontlon of the ruelnl- elwuse.
.Miipaueno, who frankly, discussed
the pnililem nuld thuy emild not uu
dvrHtunil on what standards Japan
wan Jiului'cl to I' a firm clans power.
If It wero merely Ileoanal) .la nan was
ulning In n naval ami military mtino.
this waa not flattering to tho Japan-1 ;
eae amour-propre, who' would imie1.l
rather huvo It hanod on stiuiduriU of
elvllltullon, capiictiy and eulliire.
Vel email rmintrles like Holland and
Belgium.- thuy said, are ptuced on a
footing oiunl with tho United Btates,
Frnneo and 'Kiislund.
"Wo' an', "keenly ' dlanppoliited,"
wrote (lie editor of ono' puper. "Ii
Is aa If we had tumbled from a very
high prwlplva. , We must look Into
our hourls. ivtnniluu ouisolves rigidly
anil see why wo urn nut permitted to
Join thrfothor nations of tho world
on a (oulliiKi uf leal eiiuitlll),"
Tho Omiku Mulnli-hl suld: , "Tim
adoption uf the Amerleun nmand
ment tor tho Monroe doalrlnn and
tho failure of tho racial uiiiundmeiit
affords u ill out glaring conlntat as
between a great suceeas for tho
Unlt'd Rtatea and a greut failure for
Japan."
The Toklo Aauhl saya: "Part of
tho blame should ho placed at tho
door of Kuropenn and American
stutcKinon whose political conaclsnce
has been so besotted that they do not
uiiilcrni'aud or respect the principle
of J nut loo mid hiiuiMiilty except when
llls politically used, to their ad
vuittnge." ' "' s' '
MEDFORD,
EAGLE POINT, :
BUTTE FALLS
Jitney Service
Starts 'TucBday, May 20tb,
Invcs N'nsh Hotol 8:. 10 a. m. and
. itiitto Falls at B p. m. ilnlly.
JIM MCHLIR
piioMia aoo -
w"n j otMfo thin
. Oouhl IIow my baek Holiest
' After tnlluoncn or colds tho kidneys and
bladder ura often nffeottwl willed "ne
nhritiJ," or inllammation of the kidneys.
This in tho rwl-llng of danger belief
lie wiio and check tho further inroAds of
kidney dioao by olitnJning that wonder
(ul new dUcovory of Dr. l'lorco's known M
"Amlrlo" (witl-urlo), boosuso "Anilrio",
exiMiU the urlo add kUoii from tho body
and curt those paina, aueb tut backscUoj
rlieuiiiatwni in inusulM nod joints.
I Naturally when llm kldiioyg are do
rnniti'd the blood is lllled with oiaonoui
wiuito mailer, which settles In Uie feet
ankles and writ; or under Uio eyos la
biu-like fonimtions.
I Tr. Picrco'a Anurlo b many Uuies mora
potent tluui litlila anil ofleu cUmiuale
urio ooid aa hot tea inelU augar. .
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riiw.ly I liwtnl ul but Uliuut rIUf, I h 'A&uiUl
atlvvriil la tl pnr aiwl ltk a diowalns tnaa
iiWiU l t tltaw I Ihmiatil I wouki try II tlx),
vMull 1 tlnl with frcat auevM. M II rvlWvnl nitf .
aliiut luuiKMluu-ly Win I bail lVtn all ul Ibi
IrUl packaaa, and tiavtftt raal eobSjlauca in ll.4
Ivittttlr I bomadlatvU aej.1 le ilia ilrua aUtra a)id
bouittl a paka. I ean aajr 10 all aufiirtftf Iron.
4ny tltao U Iba hblnaya or Uf l arU IrtNJttWa, try
titla riiwly atHl auflor uu louavr, I Imv iat
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.', , ' ' EoKlnot.
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'. , AVc arc going to give awayv
one 1
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WitlTeacli new Refrigerator,
This will lessen tha high cost
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H '. ' ''
Every, refrigerators is guar
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the Only Exclusive '
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