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PAGE FOUR MERFOTID MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREO ON", TIT USD AY, JUNE 17. 10151 HEDFORD MATL I3IBUNE AM INDBPENDBNT NRWSPAPRR PUULIB1IK1J BVBUY AKTRUNOON Misuronu PKINTINO CO. Offlco. Mai) Tribune Bullltntf, 85-17-St norm tir atreet. i-nono o. A consolidation of the Temoerntlo Timflii, The Medford Mali, The Medford Tribune, the Southern Orogonlan, The The Medford Sunday Sun Is -furnUtied ubnorlbere desiring eevon-day daily newepaper. ROBERT RIIHU Editor, a 8. SMITH, Manager. VB80KXPTIOH TBSHU V V UTAH T1NJ A nV A NTH: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year. 16.00 . Dally, with Sunday Sun. month. .5 Dally, without Sunday Sun, year- 6.00 Dally, without Sunday 8un. month .50 Weekly Moll Tribune, on year l.so Sunday Sun. one year 1-B0 BY CARRIUU In Medford. Aehland, Jacksonville, Central Point. Pnofnlx: Dally, with Sunday Sun, year 17.50 Dally, with Sunday Sun, month. .R Dally, without Sunday Sun, year, .00 Dally, without Sunday Sun, month .60 Official paper of the City of Medford. urnciai paper or jacaeon wounij. umerea as iecona-cmn nwuw i Medford, Oregon, under the act of March tnwi Aatlv AMMM ftllWBTKtlOtl for aix months ending Deo. 31, 1918 ,04J MEMBER OF THK ASSOCIATED PRESS Pull Leased Wiw rvre. The Asso ciated Press im exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dlnpatches credited to it or not other wise credited In this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatches berein aro also reserved. Ye Smudge Pot ; By Arthur Perry Next Saturday is the loosest dnv in the year but there will be dryer ones. It seems to a man un a tree that a dmtincnished personage has the wanderlust. . . : The Mexienn mess, muddle, fiasco, fizzle, and jamboree can be settled bv a special act of eoneress abolish ine the border. That's the only place thev fight. ' "Coffee next" howl the reformers. Learn to turn your Java cud down gracefully. SIDESHOWS, TAKE NOTICE! (Emtee) FOB SALE Hen with small chicks and rabbits. 210 West Jackson. The only place a beard looks good in on bearded barley, and the ways of nature puzzle. When the section hands have nothing tl.se to do thev tear up the Main street crossing. Business is business. Nothing in the vallev so far reauires an aerial flight to Seattle. Congress will pass new tax laws. The Leak of Nations. NOT TOO PARTICULAR , (Redding Searchlight) A Greek white slaver is re ported to have been arrested in Redding while working as a dish iwasher. If we could make good at white slaving there would be no dish washing. The fall styles decree that skirts will be shorter. Keep cool. The ankle has been established as the point to measure from. From the incidents of Sunday it is regretted that Villa never realized his great ambition to be a section boss. Jess Willard gets $100,000 to fight July 4th. not to mention a good licking on the side. Explorers imagined thev were great when thev reached the North Pole. The aeroplane has made them 6mall. Form British Drama Leaaue. LONDON. May 18. A British dra ma league, operated on somewhat different lines from the Drama League of America, is to be formed soon. It is to be a kind of consult ing center for all interested in the theater. Lord Howard de Walden is to be its first president. Other well known person interested in the movement are Miss Lena Ashwell. the actress. uranville Barker and the labor lead ers. J. R. Clvnes and J. IT. Thomas. STRENGTHENS KIDNEYS '" PURIFIES BLOOD Ton can't expect weak kidneys to niter the acid, and poisons out of your system unless they are given a little help Don't allow them to become diseased when ft little attention now will pre sent it. Don't try to cheat nature. As soon as you commence to have PaekacheSjfeel nervous and tired. GET BUSY. These are usually warnings that your kidneys are not - working properly. Do not delay a minute. Go after the cause of your ailments or you may find yourself in theg rip of an incurable dis. ense. GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil cap ules will give almost immediate relief from kidney troubles. GOLD MED AL Haarlem Oil Capsules will do the work. They are the pure original Haarlem Oil Capsules imported direct from the laboratories in Haarlem, Hol land. Ask your druggist for GOLD MEDAL and accept no substitutes. Look for the name GOLD MEDAL on very box. Three sizes, scaled packages. Money refunded if they do not quickly elj you. ., ... APPOINT A CITIZEN'S COMMITTEE '"pIIE defeat of tho school JL matter. There was a budget was too ingn, ana an active campaign was con ducted to defeat it. Statements were printed to disprove this claim, but tho statements were disregarded. Tliii tliiiifr to rlo now is to nvmoiut n verireseiitativo citi zens' committee, to make a thorough investigation of the entire matter and either endorse the budget or recom mend where it can be reduced without impairing the ef ficiency of the city schools. For we take it no one wants to lower educational standards in this city. And we take it no considerable element in tne community believes we can have good schools without paying for them. The prevailing weakness in our educational system has been the indifference of the public; toward school problems. The defeat of the budget and a thorough in vestigation of school affairs, will correct this defect and shouid result in permanent benefit to the entire educa tional svstem. There is, we 'think, general agreement, that there is nothing more important in this community and the country. at large than education. Nor is there anv bet ter investment, from the practical standpoint of dollars and cents than a well regulated and efficient school sys tem. If there has been waste and extravagance in school administration, the people ought to know it and the ten dency corrected; if there has not been waste or extrava gance, but the increased costs represent a general and unavoidabl elevation in prices all along the line, tho peo ple ought to know that. Lets have complete publicity in this matter, entire frankness and a sound constructive spirit of cooperation. No one denies the local financial situation demands strin gent economy in .all directions. The thing to avoid, in our opinion, is a penny-wise and pound foolish policy, which might save cents in taxes and lose dollars in impairment of school efficiency and consequent loss in the future quality of our citizenship. The present eitv administration has set an excellent example in economical administration, by saving thou sands of dollars without materially reducing the effi ciency of any department. If a similar policy is possible in school administration let the people know it, if it is not possible, let the people know .Between now and the time must be held if the city is to have any schools at all, let the entire proposition be threshed out thoroughly. What the people want are the facts. With the facts before them, they can be depended upon to act for the best in terests of the city and for the best interests of our schools. I. S. BATTLE ? CRUISERS WILL. GO 10 WASniXGTON. June 17. All six of tHe high speed battle cruisers for the navy probably will be assigned to the re-organized Pacific fleet. Navy officers believe that the characteris tics of these vessels render them pe culiarly suitable to conditions in the Pacific and anticipate that they will be grouped as a special division of the Pacific fleet. Plans for division of the main force of the navy into two approximately eoual fleets for the Atlantic and Pa cific respectively are nowbeing pre pared for submission to Admiral Ben son, chief of naval operations, on his return this week from Paris. The battle cruisers will not be readv for service for two years to come. There are now no dry docks of sufficient size on the Pacific to care for them. While thev are to be modi fied so as to increase their turret and other protection somewhat, with a resultant decrease in speed below the original 35 knot design, thev will re tain their main batteries of ten 16 inch guns each and tonnage of more than 32.000 displacement. The ships are regarded as the most powerful of their type ever designed and no nation has as vet proiected similar vessels. 24 OR 25 SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 17. President Wilson rrobably will tour the west in July, according to a let ter received from Joseph Tumulty, the president's secretary, by H. S. Maddox, secretary of the chamber of commerce here. The letter was made public today. WASHINGTON, June 17. Presi dent Wilson proposes to leave Paris for Washington on June 24 or 25 If the Germans sign the peace treaty. Immediately after his arrival In Washington the president will ad dress congress. After clearing up pressing official business be will start on his "swing around the cir cle" early in July. It was said at the White House to day that the president expected to spend three weeks on his speaking tour, explaining the peace treaty and the League of Nations covenant. The itinerary has not been announced but he expects to visit the principal cities over the country. . budget is not a very serious very general toclmg mat tne that. of the next election, winch ESTABLISH DIRECT PORTLAND TO EAST PORTLAND, June 17. Foreign ports of call for direct line service from Portland to Europe were made public today by Carb E. Stubbe, man ager for the Columbia Pacific Ship ping company, wbicb is local agent for Williams, Dlmond and company. managers and operators of the new service. The ports of call include nine large seaports In six European countries, the Mediterranean nations not being included in the schedule. Bordeaux, and Havre in France, Ant werp in Belgium, Amsterdam and Rotterdam in Holland, Copenhagen in Denmark, Gothenberg in Sweden and London and Liverpool in Eng land are the ports chosen. For a long time it has been the contention of members of the Colum bia Pacific Shipping company that the northeastern countries in Europe were in demand of the commodities which are produced most abundantly in the northwest. Also this coast is said to demand many articles in re turn which are produced in the Euro pean countries. CAN'T READ NEWSPAPER ON STREETS OF BIRMINGHAM BIRMINGHAM. Kng.. June 17, Yon must not read a newspaper on the streets in Kirminghum. John Turner did it and was fined fi.'tO for causing nn obstruction of traffic. The arresting constable testified that Turner bought a paper from a news boy nnd began reading it. causing n crowd to gather to see what the news was. The newsboy was fined $2.50 for causing a crowd to collect bv selling papers while standing on the sidewalk. Newsnovs must keep mov ing in Hirminahmn. How's This? 'We offer Ona Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hatl'i Catarrh Medicine. Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh oufferers for the past thirty five years, and has become known as the most rellatle remedy for Catarrh. Hall's Catairh Medicine acts thru the Blood CO the Mucous surfaces, expelling the Pol' son from the Blcod and healing the dis eased portions. After you have taken Hall's Catarrh Medicine fur ft short time you will nnc a great Improvement In your general health Start tflklnff Hall's Catarrh Modi cine at onre and fret rid of catarrh, fiend for testimonials, free. F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo. Ohio. Sold by all Druwrfsts, 75c JOHN A. PEEL Undertaker Phone M. 47 and 47-J3 Automobile Hearse Service Lady Assistant 89 SO UTII nAUTLETT , luto Ambulance Service. , Coronet "The Unpardonable Sin" at the Page. Theatre Thursday hwmim Much of tho comedy In "Tho l!u pardontiblu Sin" for there Is com edy u-plenty In addition to pathos In this extraordinary Harry linrsou pro duction; Is provided by two ntilo lit tler screen actor, who will bo partic ularly wolcomud everywhere by mom bora of tho Hoy Scouts of Amer ica. Ono of the onni;sti'rs plays tho part of a membvr of tho llolglan or ganization of tho Hoy Status and tho other announces to bis chnnco ne qimlutaneo that he Is nn American Roy Scout, hallliiK from a llttlo town in Kansas. Tho two youtiKstora mutch their wlta against thoau of adults In tho causo of Humanity, and REPORTED OFFICER IN VILLA'S ARMY SAI.IOr. June 17. Clvdc J. '-lied" Hupj'rt, (wcniivi'. convict -from the Oregon state prison, is believed to he an officer, in' Villa's rebel iinuv which has been bcsicL'ini: Juarez. Humors to the effect Hint Jiupert, who escaped from. the slate lime nliiiit near (luld Mill three months aso, had ioined the Villa forces after crossini: the Mexican border have been rife amoiiL prison convict for the past week. - These Tumors were further streiu-'thcncd several duvs aeo when Joe Keller, state rmrole officer, over heard two pnruiVd convicts at Port land discussiiiir Huport. The rmrole officer heard one of the paroled men inform another that "Kcd" had been commissioned nn of ficer in the Villa forces and bavin!; "the time of his life." Hitpert. who was formerly a Port land police scrueunt. was convicted in Portland a vear ntro for the theft of &19.0IHI in Ibertv bonds from the Northwestern National bank where he bad been cmplovcd as a euard. The bonds Inter were recovered. . U .S. SoltVw Killed. . HHKST. June 17. One American soldier was killed, two arc dvinir and more than Hilt others were injured as the result of the colliinsc of a kniubts of Columbus hut at Poritune7.cn lust nikut while a boxinir match was in progress. got noon iiKsuirs This honest, stralKht forward let ter from a woman who has suffered should ho heeded by all afflicted with backache, rheumatic pains, soro muscles,; awful tired feeling nnd other symptoms of kidney and blad der trouble: "I have got such good results from Foley Kidney. Pills that I can sleep much bettor and the pain In my back and sides Is a good lot better. I am'golng to keep on taking them." Mrs. Chas. Gray, 270 Gth St., Detroit, Mich. Vor Bale by Med ford Pharmacy. Hail and Fire Insurance;; on GROWING CROPS Reduced Rates Now Effective on Fruit and Grain. McCurdy Insurance" Agency Telephone One-two-tliree, not rusulla which, I it soimi Instances, nro as amusing as they uro gratify Iiik. Itolihy Connolly, well known to plcturo narotiH tho country ovur, be cause of punt performance, plays tho part of tho HoIkIuii youiiKstor and WVi'loy Marry, u coniinirntlvu new comer In hlK photoplay productions, doCti ruuiiirkublo work as tho riiKKd llttlo AmirUaii who ran Into so many difficulties wlum a -torrlhlo iriiKcdy left H i in friendless and alonu In l.'ur opo. "The I'tipnrdonatiln Slu" will bo tlm attraction at tho I'iiko theatre. hcslnnliiK Thursday. Tho cni;nKu nuuit ts for thrco days. T U.S. y INVASIO -MKXK'O CITY. T.:on,:ay. Juno 10. (Ily Associated Press, ) Tho Mex ican government bus nothing to give out for publication regarding thn crossing of Amnrlian troops from .Kl Paso Into Junrc. m-cording to a HtuU'ino it mndo tonight by General Juan llarriiKau, President Cnrraiizu's chlof of staff. Guttural Ilarragnn, who was In conforenco with tho president, nnd cabinet mlnlslerH, virtually all day, gavo out a copy of official dispatches, giving details of tho fighting which wero almost Identical with those of tho Associated Press. Ouo official dispatch from General Candido Aguilar, confidential ambas sador of President Carrauza In tho Culled States, stated that hn had mado representations to tho stale de partment In Washington rogardlng tho Incident, Tho tone of official dlspntchos seemed to Indicate that Mexican of ficials on tho border accepted tho American claim that tho attack on tho Villa for-os by American troops was for tho ptirposo of protecting American lives across tho frontier. Tho Btutement made by General Gonzales that his forces could have defeated tho Vllllstas without Amer ican help Is concurred In. hero. Tailor Makes Valuable Find "After spending (900 for mcdlclno and doctors In four years without getting any benefit for stomach trou ble and bloating I was Induced by my druggist to try Muyr's Wonderful llcmndy and must say that n (1 bot tle has dono mo $500 worth of good." It Is a simple, harmless preparation that removes tho catarrhal mucus from tho Intestinal tract and allays the Inflammation whch causes prac tically all stomach, liver and Intes tlnul aliments, Including appendici tis. Ono doao will convince or monoy refunded. Por salo by , drugglslB everywhere. Adv. R. R. TELEGRAPHERS 7 Ctlk'AOO, Juno 17. Ncu'ot'atioiis between the Association of Wcsluni I'lilou Ktitplovea nnd I lie Order of lluikl.tv Toli'uruphers t, hnve the hitter tit-L'iin:.r.ui inn rescind its onicr uuainst 1 1 1 1 ! 1 1 1 ur minute rciiil b;t ine on I'litlroiiil wires wi re brouubl In nil abrupt end lodnv and iiiiiiniineeiiieiil tundc tliut tho order will continue in force. 10. .1. Mmiioii, bead of the railroad leleuraiilters. seine htl.llUII of whom have been :iM ructcil In relus ni- luereinl ImsinCK while the iiuho:i wido strike of commercial telnyniph ers is in proft'V--, in liiseoiitiiniini: uetiiiliiitions for u selllenn lit clierj cd tlinl the itssuc'iilinn was Icndin" itself whollv to the olfcers of l.e Western I'lliotl. " "The so-called niiichiimlious of utiv "orpoiiitioii could not tiiii'id'cl the nu tnerulii tenor oK Your couMnmitcn t;n" was the replv of the iissneiu. lion, which represents till pet' cent of all Western I'nion cinploves, neeord- tnc to oli eers. i.,i,;i.. ..! , r,... vi..,,.i;., it,.. sliike were mumr forward nl com nil slrilio hcnihiuiti-tei's here, where il Was c'niiucd titore than Irudes ttud bil-or councils now have plcdccd snp- i:url to the strikers tit tii'.ilituui to Hie Older of Pailwav 'IVlccrnphers, the American I rant iiisnutchers Assn. mm "'siVTWv.. Couriers en liore bai lc were good enough 'IA 'ol but llicjr gte plaro to ili-.tt h Isnrcri on meter rvcles wheu Perilling llattrucj llio M. Mdiiel wllcnt III furty-oight hnur. Cat tor oil, lall.i, miiirml wstcni. ollU mid such ourgntlvr wrro gixnl enough la Ihnr day. Tjdny they fo giving plm-u to Nidil. Nujet U entirely ililTcrcnt f;um drugs i It does nut drca or Irrltata the t'iiu'clti. i Niii"lprivrnlytngritloh bynoftcnlngthefisKl wntnnd onrouraKlng thcliitcAtiniilmiecVii to nelnnturnlly, thus rniiovlng thocnuspofcon tiKitleii mid m-lf-'.Mjitoniog. It II abxilutrly Imnulrna nnd plrnuiiit. Nujul bi lii Knt'irn nUbhli ty, thorough bowel evacuation at regular IntrrrnU the hralthlnt liablt lit tho world, (jet a butllo fruni your drtiggli t today. . , . . T , . Wnrmm" -" '"' Nujol Laboratories Bt.i.. in.t.i.m Nujul. Vou may imfcr W Uioadway, New lorn iruiu auiMtuutcs. Nujol 1 1 III 1U.I 1111 Jhr Gondii BIG JAZZ DANCE TONIGHT NATATORIUM Launspach's Jazz Orchestra Let'a Go! ' TURKISH BATHS Medford Sanitarium GET IT AT VOGAN'S CHOCOLATES FANCY GROCERIES COLD DRINKS ICE CREAM LUNCH GOODS BAKERY GOODS WHIPPING CREAM MILK AND BUTTER The biggest and best milk shake in the world. DeVoe $ -i 1 1 1 ton nnd lite Hi'olliei liiiml of l,ucu inolive Kireineii and Kiiuineiiieii.' CouiiiK't'ciiil eoitiiiiinicN liei'ii mtiil conditions llii'iitiultoiil llin coiiiilry wciv prticlii'iillv normul luiliiv, GERMANS DIVIDED 7 TO 7 REGARDING PEACE TREATY i I " LONDON, June I ".--Seven liieiu. hers of the (lei'tiiitti eiiliiucl favor -icliilic lite emended peitee terms wh c the oilier seven lire oiumsctl to -idiinc, a llcidcr disputch from Mer lin sir x. Avi7" v vngy fru,t 7 --""t K i)t tul.tuipU'tx. in find uumlf ) . kt IM W ,v.tlMr- ui. .!( . .i ijii. '-jr 'I...- I., I I J. u w t't A ftu.t Vj'i win run. iu )iiftttiitialii attiU Wb-ttrrfi-l i it Uum o4 i'im la! low ts Gone Are the Days bation PIANOS Brighton your homo with music. You will find a Lnf farguo piano one of tho best investments you over inado. An uprifjlit or player piano fulfills the dreams of your wife, your daughter or your son and his friends. All will be delighted with tho Laffiirgue because of its perfect tone and wondrous beauty.' Why should you wait? Buy now. ...l - The House of Quality. Vulcanizing AU our work strictly gunranUMKl to bo first elnss. 15 N. Fir St., Medford Phone 4S4-J MEDFORD VULCANIZING WORKS i
