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B
Tteoontly tho news columns of The
Mail Tribune have tol'l of some fiKht-'
ins that is going on by the Marines J
in the republic of Haiti. Krom thnei
to tiniH the pn'ss despatches tell that
Marines are fiKhiiiiK in Santo lo
ininKo. ii Nacuragua, and in many
different parts of the world. Nc more
lanioiw and successful fiRtHing wasi
donei n the war than that by the1
marines at Chateau Thierry. As a
natter of fact the marines are fa-
EST FIGHTING
rnnnr m uinm n
UKUt N WUKLU
t lhous for being the finest and best .
soldiers in the world, and why?
ji There must bo a reason. i
-T Tlw.ro urn ti it m l.oi- r.f i'.. .,11 !
working together, first the tradition'
Ps6f the corps, to liegin wilh it is tin; ;
P oldest i.-;' I he services, its creation in
I America ante-dating that of the army.
or the navy, iiy our laws the army
cannot he landed on foreign soil ex
cept by permission of congress, but
tho marines may be lauded for thei
protect ion of life and proper! y hy
executive act without congressional ;
permission. Judging by the acts of
our government marines would not;
be landed in such countries as Kng- j
land or France, but they would be
and frequently have been in China, I
i.i-K.vpi. -exico aim ouier countries
i that have nol earned the reputation
s . ,, , . ,, . ....
ui in an uiiic-H neiim anie ui .mora
foreigners the safely and protection
Ihey are entitled to. And in countries
"Whore disorders are freiiu.'iil landing
parues 01 sailors iiu.l niarines navel
repeatedly l.een put on shore tu pre-
.serve order and then if occasion de-1
iimnds, additional niarines nre rushed
to the scene nf trouble.
Koran example, on July iii). lair.,
ti revolution broke out in Port Au
4'rineo, the capital ol Haiti. To
check it, the president, Vilbrun (luil- I
laiinwi ilirpcted th.-.t 1 tin iwilii tc:il i
Huspeets whom he had previously eon-'
fined in jail, he butchered. This order!
h "tjvaa earned out. On July i;s Vilbrun
(iiiilluuiue was killed; on this same
j lny ut noon the cruiser Washington
dropped anchor in the harbor of Port
au Prince and sent a part of ti'.H) men,
half marines andjialf sailors to pro
tect the foreigners resident in that
city. A week later a regiment of
marines arrived and the sailors were
withdrawn to the Washington.
JS vents of a similar nature have re
peatedly happened.
On sui'lfoccasions the niarines have
invariably been confronted by forces
numerically much superior, they have
fought lawless and disorderly bodies
all over the world, and never in a
f
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ITS
reflect credit on their corps and theirj
country. Tradition. of this characteri
are c;' immeasurable value to
lary swvice. to th esprit de
niili'I
orI'-s: '
from the bfginning, each generation i
of marines have added to t he glor
ious traditions tehy have inherited. j
When the marines are landed tlu-yj
are away from a base except such as,
may be provided by warships. They!
t are always against superior numbers; j
'they have more occasion to develop
self-reliance than troops otherwise j
placed, and this contributes tc their'
I efficiency as soldiers.
There is another cause that con
I ri bates to making the marines the
fint-st and best soldiers in the world,
his barracks training. The marine
knows that except on extraordinary
occasions, he will always operate in
small detachments. This means that
every bullet fired should hit. And
this is accomplished by .incessant tar
get practice. On .Mare Island every
day you will see hundreds of marines
tiring at targets, there is no body of
in en in the world that have such con
stant, incessant and intensive instruc
tion with the rifle. The marine
corps is a corps of sharpshooters. No;
body of men in tho world can com
pare with it in marksmanship.
Kach year picked teams of marks
men from the army, na y, marine
corps, and the national guards of tin
various slates meet in competitions
and invariably the murines carry oil
the lienors, t lie- reason is not t hat
they are not supermen, but because
of their incessant target practice. And
this marksmanship does fearful exe
cution when in battle. In France they
created
no little amazement, by tho
,vv il,.v ..i ihr.ii- Kl-luu nr. m.-iilei-l
way
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To Sllln ., wo would sav the
reasons; l he murines :ii' 1 h: finest
-,,,,) iwwi c iu iiH'li' ..,.,-it (,.ldunn
corns, lesultint; from (heir traditions,
ri.(lm ,,(. ..,. , ,,
re- i
(juirt,d tti ,h)l.Ui wh,rh u,.VeIops tho
mnst (i(,sinij,,, iim f sell-reliance,
:imI from ,heir expert nmrksmanship.
(developed to a hmhof decree ainim
nKlrine.s than in any iiiIi.t hody of
mr.n -til w world.
Sundnv morning we had our regu
lar Sunda v school exercises and at
the dose Kev. Travaio preached, but
tho attendance was very small al
thouuh Kev. Travato lireached one of
li is verv best sermons.
I!v tile time I reached homo the
Mimpauv from t!ie siirroundinir cities
and country hei!an to arrive at the
Sunnvside, I'nr the clue ken dinner,
and then the job of securing t!ie
names of the visitors bean. The
Jirst. ones on mv register were Mr.
and Mis. J. A. Wise and family. V. S.
Anderson, Misses I'hen:! and llekn
EAGLE POWT HfflfR
I Bv A. C. Howlott j
Now Have Three Carloads of F0RDS0N TRACTORS in
You can get a Fordson in a few days
You can pay on our easy payment plan
Why delay ordering when a small down payment, another in the fall and
another in a year will get your tractor
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hihhvn. C. V. Loo-Iev ol' rrt Klu
.....i rlu n(,vt,.ii .t' U'limtili
r:ilU;.. (i. 1'hM-.--. Trail; Ma-t.-r
11m..,. mii, I .L.v.... V..11 .1. r H.-llwi. l.lo.i
St.-nl.-v. II. .ward
H. Sillitiian. Mr-
iiiiiman. M r-.
,1. Sillitmin, l.'ov
Wakehebl. Min W. Waketie!,!,
Mr. ,1. W. Wakefield, lle-tcr Wele
held ami l liarle- Wakefield. Tie
ifii la-t named had phoned 1mm Med
io rd the tinv before that thev wen
( uminii, no : to have Mr-. 11. prepar
ed. A 'j.md idea. V. K. Wi-e. A
Shi. vie v. Mi- Stella Anderson
11.
-d
her si-ter Kthel. The
liiL'lit at the Saiin-i!
and A. .1. 1'k.rv. Jr., v
ttnriie the n L'ht. ami
l.;M-:ti'r itnil Mr. and
der i lelleii. lie-ides a ft
v ha.l sunt ll.
Ch-mi llah v
cl'e itKo jiie-!
Kloicn.
Mi-. Win. o:,
W wlio-e llilllle
j I faded to M-eure. The vi-itoi Inc.
j Medtord rcpirt that ti.e mad betwee:!
here and Med lord is in tine condition
and tint moM of them expre--ed a
' determination to come out a'jain b.
1 the near future.
Mrs. K. Y. Stronir 'f Trail came ot;l
'on the M.-K. 1. stane anl went on up
t to her home Moiida v iiinrunu:.
.M":r. ami Mrs. liav llartiish wete
'ored M olid a v iiioni'nu u il li t he
I arrival of another plow bov veii:k-
i 1 1 j1 about nine pound-.
i W. II. K.I.I
liar..;. I K.l.lv
i nl' l'nl'llilllil WCIV lliTi'
I Mi.i.duv. Mr. K.l.lv w.i
for
i ai.v
lie t,
ilinuci
in-ij
i till- In'Aii M'llili.j :i l Ii.'il
i nil I'l.lelibiinls nl' I he lii'l.
Williimi .1. .I.iiin- ' i
i-tii
('i.-l,,-lnll.
-lii'i-ii tit: .
. And
ir.'-.'lil ii; ,
ulill.auv of
S,nlt ol
1 ( liiin. mii! Wm. I.ewi-. inn'
; w.-i-c :il..i, her,' inr il tiin
; ivus Kd'.'iir .loliii-oii. i
! .Iiililisiin liiii.. an, I Wnoil
Ill'iiv.lisluirn. ami .1. W
i .Med1
d, re) resenl in
Machine
the :
unpanv.
e all hel
Sewm:
Xi.-e .
Kit
I' A-hland wen
end -o vi CI
ih s
.ml Cm,
en. Me-
i ' !:ar!e-
llorton
cattle
incitue. m.i
latvedav and II
ttoli lt:iii HIM bo,
of 'h;irlc t'im
e e:iiue here for
a lot of -teels of
and thev ail three e
iter. Ilarev Stnitl
tlie diners Mondav.
I. 4. Ilohcisoii.
of eomill? to lown e
i;v. lie has Irs bovs
s nlso on
la. i- in il.e
erv dav in ;
plo. in l: am
hV.'ii
-
irrow
unit; his l-oiiNoii 2w. plaw
l-'ortls
or sprint tooth hano.v. and it seems
to keep him bu-v nto-1 of the time,
lie came in Mondav in an auto hriim
i nir the hatts ot' hi-- buu'jv with him
for repairs. He said tliat he let the
bovs have the bm;uy and that when
Ihey drove into the driveway one c!
them about the 1irst I him; that li"
did was to pull off the bridle, and
the horse suppo.-intr that he was
loose tinned square around and the
result was both shalts and the cro-s
bar were smashed, but our blaek-
jsmith Mien had them repaired ami
I ready for ue auain. The next time
ihev intend to imhitch the hoise be
fore ihev take off his bridle.
Mrs. II. Y Peek of Pend. Orcmm
cm ill M.miliiv mi Ih.' II o'clock
tMiWM I'll
Price delivered without plows $835.00
Price delivered with plows $1000.00
?
-It i
nt the
p.i-jlit.
it- !. r
! .-ati-h lw 1.. t
i c,.,,,,.;,..
lakiii- llu- 1 !
i ..r-m.l; ith.-r'-
e Mr
lie-
oh- ,
ho m ll- a la.rm neai I .:
t re-!;,
vi-itin
j Si
ic int( tid- to H"Lnd a u hi
it beture vetnrniiiu h.:i..
llarrv Von der liellen v
i ' luiMnes caller- Mi'ia!;
Nil
was aiiioni:
(':a al.-.t.
tia- lendnm
froi.i Hit:
t m.i'tli of
av to Me.l
itlv i-neo'U'-
!- planning
W. llait'inel. one ot
pi nm
Hutu
ti rs ol the Otlrii
to the Ncetion in
was here on his v
lie -eem to be liiv
I town
j lord.
j a-jed er the protect mu i
to put :i lar-e part of 1
I altaila ami i l-ver. He i-
i I.e cai: -ue.-ci-d in pat I ii.
hi land that he will ie ....
! -eveial hundred ton-, .r I:;
other k.nd- of crop. He :-
pronn-s-i w men ho b ! .
1 inu ahead and doine in?-!-;.
as Mime of ihe old timer-
tiirowinir cold wet'T o:: e
j toward ad vaticcmenr lor -1
t.ixe- v. til 1m ni' i eUM-'d.
.11- t 1 ,
ui.l Mr-. 1'
in mi Mm
, Mi-.ir.inl,
'in
,,r D..
Illllf
U'l'lll 1
i ii nun
li-
C W. Mell llU.hl. the llii.ll .!... ::,.
from Idnlio a -liorl it i.e a-., and
i hoii:
the W. K. Hel, -lev l.laec.
Marled for hi- old hoiue m Idaho
hietiav alien n to i.d !. bu--
lili':-- lHteiei . eieelm.. .. ,c 'jnlie
a few week-. He Will le! llie people
of (Ital 1 1 o '.1-11 region about tmr
oiit lit i ii e,,ii clima I c.
I'M Moi ;; ii h;i mo1 ed into the
Vaiii:.!eV in. i. .e.
In mv rounds Tuedav I called a4
llie new liaraue and found thev had
it liNed lti in liootl shape and were
doiiti: -ome business. I al-o ca I led
at the old iMra-e-the W. I.. Chdd-
ie(h blackIiiilll sho. and found
ineM Im- v. Mr. I'liildietli ha- en
::aued llie service; of i,nn lla'ev,
an expert machinist . 1 help In in in
his on ru!.;i! w ork. ami we spea k for
both phi
report tl
epe
both
tintr tu
places !
ahle
rl'nlVi
to
led
with work.
.1. P.. .Inek.-oii.
was in town Tin
about the Karat
w hen he wauled
'III'
f nip-
lay Mid
Pure
pn
iold how
sulphur
to put on his alfalfa that the dealer-
in Mod ford and Central Poiuto said
that it could not he sold for le-s than
!fSl a top, and how ho ami William
I'errv Imid theirs laid down ni their
doors in Kaude Point tor $-i7 and --r : ; 1 1
a ton and otlier fertilizers in the
amo ratio. He i Ijoostiue- for them.
Sam Courtney, Marshall Minter ami
Mr. Iloauiand of Central Point were
business callers, Mr. H. taking out
with him several rolls of barbed wire,
uoimr toward his farm above Browns
bnro. William Kerry is ensitued in pnllinu
up about half of the fruit trees on
the llov Steidi'y plai'e.
n. I'. Calef, aucnt forlv'niht I'aek-
l iiiur cniiipniiv, v,is here I'm .1 inner
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i;ci the tarmci
ituetiort of tomu
v a ton ue-
m, M..!ioid.
- ami M: . I.. 0.
h:ne I.e. n woi-l;-r
(hat ,h hum
:. eauie out ami
the SuiiiLVsi!e
u:e in
tla
l tevin
to
t
Ml.s I'loven.-e
Turner ot Trail,
mi: in the l vv.'w i
ed in Central I
-pent the Miuht
Will 1IMI M.I..IV
r.iiui r,,k ..I m.
liillln f Tll.--i!;;Y .i
li.r.l. Mr. M
'.nlh'
K;lll ii.nl
,. Iut.' lor I
i ih. iv v. Mv I.. Mi ll-1
i't liiriiini: WYilui's-
iu.v rn'iniilr ;;l!.l
i.i H. K. on i
the
Mi-. .Ii.lni K.i !.-r aii.l li.-r .lmililor.
Ml liiirrv !i-ii;i'V luif l'ii-ini-,
iili.Ts T.n-,!i..v. !
Wiiliitm nit il- r 1 li-ii :i :i .-. ..n: m:i liU"1
l.v .1. I". Imhii iiii.l .1. 11. Pi.Ti -liirt.'il
ti.r l.'.iiiii l T.iii iln- iiii.riiin In Iriir
il,.,ii n lurui' liai'n .li:i'. Air. 'nii tier
i ! . ; i r i h;i,i l.ii'j.jht. Hi' ii:!mi,U In
1 Hi ll nil liis 1:11111 nil Ki'i rrri'k.
Ivi'iucliilifr t!:c strri'iililii-nn ciitiT
1 :i ililri'M! S'.iiuImv ll L'lit. I'Vlirilitrv 'J-,
Inr Ih.' I.ciiil'il nl' llie lii'liil.'s Al-
I'r
l',ii' nil.
Tlicre Was Nothing So Good
lor Congestion and Colds
as Mustard
' But the old-fashioned mustard
plaster burned and blistered while it
acted. Get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the
plaster and without the blister.
Musterole does it. It is a clean,
white ointment, made with oil of mus
tard. It is scientifically prepared, so
that it works wonders, and yet does
not blister the tenderest skin.
Gently massage Musterole in with the
finger-tips. See how quickly it brings re
livd how speedily the pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat, broil
chitis, tonsilitis, croup, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges
lion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago,
pains and aches of the back or joints,
.sprains, sore muscles, bruises, chil
blains, frosted feet, colds of the chest
(it (dten prevents pneumonia).
3Uc and 00c jars; hospital size $2.51).
Dry Slab and Fir
Wood
Mill Blocks
and Coal
Valley Fuel Co.
Office Phone 76
Residence 739-J
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SON NOW!
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Ss'ffin i in
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Where Can I Find
Itching, Terrifying Eczema?
Question on Lips of Afflicted.
'l lu i t is ,i li.irrassing disroiillort
caused by Kcctiui lliat alnuist be
comes u lorttire. The itching is lil
jnost unbearalile, anil llie skin
ee:ns on fire with the burning ir
rilation. A cure from local appli
cations of salves ami ointments
is impossible, because such treat
ment rati only allay the pain tem
porarily. Tl'e disease can only be
SPECIAL FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
Ono Box of ( 'harinoiia Fai'e Powder FREE with
each jar of Cocoa l.iittor (.'old ( 'roam. .Regular price
(iO cents.
Automobiles, -Tractor, Farm Implement, Factory,
Household and Store parts
Welded, Re-en forced and Guaranteed.
All .Metals, all Shapes, all Sizes.
THE VULCAN WELDING WORKS
39 South Front Street.
Notice to Poultry men!
liny (ho OI IOF.Y hot water incubator. A Mull grmlu, icllalilc uio
t'liiuc. It hutches chicks thut live. nil. I Krow.
AKentH for tho
Kresky Ventilating Brooder Stove
Tho Iwst brooder on the umrkct C'omo und aoe it la operation.
ROGUE RIVER POULTRY RANCH
l'hono !J0-V. Cnroll F. CarpontCT
Telephone 1 1 N. Riverside, Apple and E. Fifth Streets
The Dow Hospital
Special attention given to surgical and obstretical
cases.
No extra charge for graduate nurses services.
The most important person in this hospital is the
patient.
MEDFORD OREGON
ro
Relief From
reached by going deep down to il
source, which is in the blood, the
disease being caused by an infec
tion which breaks out through the
skin. That is why the most satis
factory treatment for all so-callcil
skin diseases is S. S. S., which act
by cleansing the blood. Get a bot
tle to-day, and you will sec result
from the right treatment. Medical
advice free. Addre.s Medical Di
rector, 43 Swift lildg., Atlanta. Ga.
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