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Medford Mail. Tribune
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Time. Tho Medford Mall. Th Medford
Tribune, the Southern Oregonfan. The
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Official paper of Jucktmn County.
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wise credited In this paper, and iiIho the
local news puldlHhed herein. All rltfhlH
of republication of Hjteclnl dispatches
herein aro also renerved.
Ye Smudge Pot
By Arthur Perry
U remained for Kimono V. DebH,
the soH'IaliKt piHHibilit for tho ih-ohI-dency
W comn out on a plunk with no
IcnotH in it. "I inn for horm! Henno in
all thliiRH," Rultl .Mr. Di'lin, from his
prison :ell, whoro ho i.s dohiK time
for talking glibly durinK tho Into
fracas. If eluctntl, Kimono will ho
the only head of tho nation who Htopt
In jail on hiH way to thu White Houhk.
J I Is plank in O.K anyway.
"AdmlnlKtration Adonis Volir.y of
Silence" (lldline OroKonianl. I'n.'v
Ing that wisdom crops out in unex
pected places, tho 7 years late.
There is nothing in tho evidence
against .lark DenipHoy, charged with
evuHion of the draft, .to show that he
made either tracks or tractors.
Unless deviltry is resinned along
tho Mexican border at once, the pres
ent period of quiet will 'be used as an
ullhi for taking a mandate over Turkey.
Comparing Lc'a Angeles with Med
ford is a favorite pastimo in these
boosting days, and, as far as the start
1b concerned Loa Angeles has tho
"worst of It. However, It is what a
"city stops with that counts. If Los
Angeles had Crater hako within SO
miles of the city limits, the hardships
of un Arctic explorer would not have
to ho endured to get there, and alter
arrival thero wo'uld he something to
, do besides devouring fried trout.
Also, in California their system is
to let go or u dollar on the theory
that It will hrlng back another one.
In Oregon, tho clutch only works one
way.
DEMOCRACY, DO YOU BELIEVE IN IT?
IT i astonishing how many gin if I citizens aren't, demo
crats. i!y democrats wo don't mean the Democratic
part v. we mean helievers in dcmm-nii-;-.
The otliei' dv William .Jennings Kiyan gifve an address
;n .Illinois on the initiative and rcli-rendum m winch he
declared that only Ihe people have the right to rule. He
admitted the people would make mistakes, hut they would
lie jii ul'italile mistakes, and through them the people would
ho cluoated to a better government. The public official
who can not trust Ihe people, who does not believe in the
ultimate fairness and wisdom of the people, has no right
to hold office in a democracy, lie better go elsewhere.
.There is nothing new in this duel rine. Thomas Jeffer
son :;aid 1 Ik; same thing, so did Abraham Lincoln, so did
Theodore Roosevelt. And yet while the principle i.s sel
dom denied in theory, it is frequent ly denied in practice.
Tin.' scept icism which Mr. liryan'.s pronouncement was re
ceived in Jlliuois, proves it.
And yet, if one comes to think of it, our entire system
of American life is based upon this principle. The jury
system is an example. And the wonder is imt that juries
sometimes make mistakes, but that; mistakes are made
so seldom. This is due to what a well-known writer has
'ailed the "political over-soul"- the strange but unerring
instinct of right, and justice, which the composite heart
and mind almost unconsciously dictates.
So many people who profess to love their country at
hear', dispise its fundamental 'principles. Captains fo in
dustry have, been notorious in this regawl, from the daws
of Tweed, and Crocker, Commodore Vanderbilt and Jay
Conld, who frankly based their political and business
elhhs upon the principle of the public be damned. This
principle in recent years has fortunately been largely dis
carded, for the enlightened business man, as well as the
enlightened politician has come to realize, that demoeratic
faith is not a pretty abstraction, but a sound prineph; of
.success.
Li the present ti of unrest and readjustment, it is
important to keep the fundamental principles of American
government clearly in mind. Efficiency may sometimes be
retarded by freedom, but to make a Cod of material ef
ficiency is to sell t he soul of I (emocracy as has been rat her
effef i vely demonstrated the past few years.
There is no middle ground, no perch on the fence in this
proposition. We aro either believers in Democracy or
we aren't. As Justice Holmes of the Supreme Court re
cently said in a decision, which might well bo treasured
as :i text book (.if American policy.
"The theory of our constitution is that truth is the
only ground upon which men's wishes can bo carried out.
".If the people can't bo trusted with facts that establish
I rut h, I )enioeracv fails.
CHEERFUL TALK
'Prohibition and the League of Na
tions aro the cause ami cure of all ills
according to your belief.
In all the abuse that has been
henped upon the pacific and estim
able Hon. Noot Maker, no one has
mentioned him for the vice presidency,
Sam Richardson is waiting with a
wagon spoke for a crack at Dr. Kilns
Swinton of Pittsburg, who in a lec
ture Monday declared that the babies
of tho present lack "mental grasp."
Thero seems to bo no way to make
Turkey pay the penalty for "crimes
against civilization,' whiih Includes
inventing tho Turkish cigarette.
Two days have elapsed since his
defeat in tho South Ihikota primary,
BJid Jllram Johnson has not emitted
his utjual yell of "Krautl!"
Columbus. Net). Population.
WASHINGTON. Mnr. litS. Popu
lation statistic'. I'or l!J0 utiniumeed
loduv 1V the reti-tw bureau include:
Columbus, Neb., ,".I10, increase
or 7.! ner cent .
Get Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets
Tliat ia the joyful cry of lliousnnda
since Dr. Ixlwiicls prixlua-d OUv
.'.Tablets, tile substitute for calomel.
Dr. Idward3, a i)iiiclicins' physician
for 17 years and calomel's old-dme
enemy, discovered the formula for Olive
Tablets while treating patients lor
chronic constipation and torpid livers.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but a healing, soothing
Vegetable laxative.
No griping is the "keyrote" of these
little sugar-coated, olive-colonel lali
Jets. T1h.'V cause the tiouels and liver to
act hormallv. They never lone them
to unnatural action.
If vou have a "dark brown m nth"
ljad tireath a duH, tired filing- sick
headache torpid liver ronstipatii -n,
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant re
sults from one or two of Dr. Kdwanls
Olivfr Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take thilii every iukIi! ju
fo keep right. Try Ihcm. l&und-jc
T 1 X) NOT talk of sorrow, I 'in chipper
and of a brio-hl tomorrow I sprino' i
io and ay;
mv spiel (oda ;
for folks are tired of hearing of doubling and of fea'r-ii!t-;
t hey Ions' for soincl hi no- cheerino' to shoo I he yliinm
away. As I jj'o daily drilling ailing ( 'oniinercial St reet,
if) voters hear mo rilling a lay of frigid feet; I do no
mournful yellin,' I 1 st the world we dwell in, the'
v.orld we're raising Hail Columbia in, and say it's "dod
as wheat. Oh, men would rather listen to' silly jays
like me, whose adjectives all glisten with merriment:
:i::d leo, then hoar the briel'smiths blown)";, more mel
ancholy urowino-. tho while their tears are flowing in
rivers in the sea. .Men work and they are weary, they
fret and they are sad: and hopeful words and eliorrv
may help to make I hem ulad; and so the sunshine
rafter who strives to kick up laun-hlor. IIioiikIi ho
seems daft and dal'ter, is roallv not so bad.
War Record of U. S. Marines
At the ontlireitk ol the w;ir on
April li. 11' 1 7. lotnl strenuth. of.
I'ieers anil cnhMed men, on in-live
iltttv wns l:t.t'.S'J, while on n nniM nv
i'nv, November 11. 1!!S. it wn-
I'J.ifJIl. On Ui mlier II, 1!US th,'
.Murine ('oil's renelii'd it niaxininni
total slieiiylh of 7-", 1 tl .
A Marine t'ori' unit nrnvi il in
France with the litM ei'e.hlion of
Amereiin troops.
Iletween Atril ti. I ! 1 7 llltd Novem
ber 11. l!MS. Ihere were lili'J ..IlieiT.
and 'JP.ll:; enli-ted men. or a total
of ;.!'. 77-"t ninriui's. sent to Kranre tor
si rvive in the Aniei ii'iiii eMieditionnrv
forces, while diirnej the sanii' oerioil
IT'J oltirers ninl I.. 'his enlisted men.
or n total of I, .".hi marine- arrived in
i : u rope tor ilnt v w ith t he nnv v if-hore.
In uiblllion to Ihe nhovc il olfieer.
and .'Mill enlisted men ioiu.d the A
V.. V. m June. 1 '. 1 . Thus. Dl.S'J!
murines wrtv srnt oer--ea-. tor -.hop'
dulv with the A. 1'. . naval forei".
I In April II. l!M 7. Ill oti i. . r, an. I
J.1S7 men wt re -en oil: on vv-tU ii
the naw, and aitroiniatelv th.s
nnmbir -..nt muc.l on -il.-h da(v dar
IHl; the entile war. Mallllr-. elM .1
on Oil illllerenl es-el-. ilnnliu the
war.
From June l(i7. Io November
1 1. l'MS. marines were in 1'i.nnv with
the A. V.. V. a tolai of .",n 1 daw, of
Milled lid davs were in io tic and 71
davs in oniet seetor-..
Ilurill'.' the war the Marine t'orps
lui.l two infniitrv brrjade- in Fianee;
ni.'i im m im.it .i,. loo .t. ........ .1...
I I'uitid Slat,-: had -i;v,-n .leta. I nt.
tennis wun me navy ashore in tu-
lope; and had at least fifteen sta
tions lievnnd tin ntinenlal limits of
the I'lliled States.
Marines served in America, Aore.
Feluinm. rhinn. t'nha. Ilouiiniean K'e
Pllbhe, Filmland. Franee. ( leruiii II v.
(linen. Ilawa'ian Ulaiids. Holland.
Ireland, l.iivembi.iiru. Xiciirauniia,
I 'hllll'IMIle l -laii.l-,. I'orlo lil Seot-
inml. Spain. Virgin UlauiU and Wales.
.Marin.- were rcpre-onti'd hv one
ol niore oft is ,,i- enli-.teil men lit
ten dili'erent division-, in Franee.
A- a mil of the Jud division of
regular- the Ith hnuade of inarine-en-a-ued
in ai-lilal battle in ei-jhl di
t met operation--, lour , it w hii h Were
ii'iiior operation-. (Aistie tlefeii-ivc.
Al-lle-Marne ol tensive. SI. Mihiel of.
len-ive and Men-e An:onne olfen
-ive).
In aiitbti.Mi to the above operations
the Marine- -nf'ered .a-nallie- in
both artuv and nav v aviation onera-
tion-: wen board Ihe American
battle-hip- of divi-a.n II I th h battle
-madron I that -i rved tor one vear
with the 1 5 I T r 1 1 (o-and Fleet- on
Lumbago?
Why suffer',' Uuh Turpo. the only
Turpentine ointment, where the pain
is. I'ominue till relieved. Try it.
T AM alfl!: ;H.TI-:lT I; TO
x Tanlae than wools can express,
for it liu.i f:iven inn health ami
happiness after twelve Ions years
of Mlffi'miK,' was tha cmlilisius
lie stateineiit nui.lc the other day
by Mrs. Olivine) IVItler, of Vermont.
. &fA ,
k ill
' I am more grateful lo Taiihn;
t han words (an express for it has
Kiven me health and happiness ailiT
twelve lonf; yearn uf Miffet'in,' was
the slat'rment made the o; her day by
.l.r:;. Olivine Helller. St.'. 2 0 Kasl
Allen Slrt'el, Wino(sKi, Vt.
"I had been troubled ho Iohr with
nervousness and sleeplessness that
my housework was drudgery and 1
Kid liitle pleasure out of life. Aly
appeiiie left me entirely and at limes
I could hardly hear Ihe siejit of food
and what lilt Id I did eat eaused me
severe su fieri nf? afterward. C;is
would form on my stomach so badly
that it affected my heart and I
llii.at'tit I had heart trotihie.
"I was so nervdus I would jump at
the least unexpected noise and would
drop everythiiiK I had in my h:iuds.
I Kot so weak and faint at times that
I would have to catch hold of some
thing to keep from falling over. My
sleep was broken and restless and 1
was losing wight rapidly. 1 bad lit
tle slrength or energy and, as I had
tried all kinds of medicines without
relit i, I hail become very much dis
couraged over my condition.
"My husband had been taking
Taulac and when 1 saw what wonder
ful results he wus. vetting 1 decided to
try it myself and now i think as much
of Tanlac as he docs hecituse it has
helped me the same way.
".My appetite h;is come back and
everything agrees with me perfectly.
1 am taking on weight rapidly and
have already gained nine pounds; in
fact, I feel perfectly well in every
way. Tanlac l.aii'ilone wonders for
me anil J am on If too happy UJ tell
ot he iv, about it." i
The BANK OF ABSOLUTE SAFETY
The Medford National Bank
THE SIGN OF SAFETY j
IS PROSPERITY, THIS BANK HAS IT
It has paid to its shareholders in 21 years, !!"
seini-aiintial divdends. S
Loan your cash to a prosperous man and feel S
secure. lint dojiosit it ill a prosperous Jiank, S
THIS OXK, and have "Absolute Safety."
YOUR BANK
Resources $1,260,000.00
fi()OI CLOTHES
I Make Tiiein
KLEIN
Tho
Tailor
12H Fast Main SI.
STAR TAXI
PHONE 300
Cars for hire with ur without
Driver.
JAMES LESLIE
Nash Hotel
GIM CHUNG
China Herb Store
Herb cur for p.arachf. bf-atlaehe. cit
nrrh, dlptherla, sore throat. Inn trouhl,.,
KidrtfV I rouble, siomacb iruubU-. h :o t
Uouolf, chlrlH and t'.-viM-. cramps, eonhs,
,i ur (Mrtiiiliition. etirhiinrb'S, tumors,
i r;K-ki-il Pr'-ust. cures all kinds uf oit-r.s.
NCi Ol'KKATloNS.
Mt'dfurd. Oregon. Jnn. J 3, 1917.
This is toctTtify that I. the undersign
ed, had very sf-vere stomach troubb oni
Mail b'-n bothered for several years and
li'.st August wan not expected to live, and
h'iirtnt.' oi .im i nuiiB twiiiise ll.-rb
Wii,r.' j a' 2i Son lb Front stn-et. .M-.l-I".
rd l. I d. eided to K-t li'Tl-s tor tny
I Momacli trouble, anil I started to f.-elinK
'li tttr its sfjoti us j used th'-in find (mlny
am r. well man :uid can beartlly rHtotn
I ri" n f n nV'Ot.- .'t ft" I leted as 1 was tu y;
itiirM Chiirti; and trv biw Ib-rbs.
.SiHii.di V Jt JOllN'SON.
I W'iin.-ss-s:
Writ. 1.' wis. KnV Point.
W. 1.. I'liihlr-tti, KaKle Point.
M. A. An.l.-r.son, .M.-dfoid.
S. H. Holmes, KiiRle Poinl.
'. i . Aloort-. KaKb1 Point
.1. V. Melnivre. Kafile point.
;... V'ln iler Helen. Ha Bio point.
Thus. K. Nichols, Kiile Poinl.
.ARIILAMUMKDFOKI)
iTi:i:innA.v altocaji co.
Schedule from October 1, 1919.
Dally (Except Sunday).
T.enve Medford 7:10. X:0O. 8:2.r,, fl;in,
10 tin. i 0:40. 1 1 .'ED ii. in.. 1J:4.'i. :2, 2 : 1 .
::ot, ::m.-,, 4:lt., r,::te. 7:0") mid S : 10 p. m.
;tve Asblain17:10. " 9 00, i::'r.,
to-iM, 11:m) ii. in., IL':00 in.. l:oo, 1:2.1.
Mm. :1;imi, 4.HIJ, 4:.1, f:;H), C:40 and
S:in p. m.
Satitrdnv only f:0. 10:30 p. m. and
1 .': I .". midnight. Saninlav only.
SUNDAY ONLY.
I.eav.- M dl.o d initio, 11:00 a. til ..
1 :oii, " o, :i:ou, 4 :'iti, 5:00, ij-.'Mi and
v ::o p m.
.em-.. Ashbmd !i:00 and 11:00 a. in..
I. i'n, ':oi. :i:no, 4.H0, r.:oo, ii;:jo and
p. in.
Olfice nntl Waiting1 room Wo. S, South
rront, Nash Hotel Building1.
Phone 309.
bniH-tl I lu Ani"i'i-:ii !)MtI!st!iins tit' di
vision (i, whifh h:i,s('(l nn Hei'('h:iVf!i.
Hnnti-v iiuv. Iivhtiid : nmt ronnci!
imrt f' the ctvw-.&J rnanv otln-r ves
sels iuHuiliirj niisiiv cruisrr'! thiil as
misled tu ctiiiviiv llli' Ami'iii'jui (roups
;:i,iiii-s.
In Kniwr 78 oi t iccrs nml vn-li-led
nu ll, or n totnl ol' 2, ITiS m:i
lines, wi'ic liilled in buttle uibl dio.i
from wniiihls (mid mis) rreeivi'd in
iietioii: ! oliii'or- nml 'J 1 cnlislnl men
died ol' nrcideiits : l. ot I ieers nnd
J71 enlisled iiii-n died ol" disease:
while 'J, ul'tietrM :uid 11 enlisted men
died from A liec inium'S. Approxi
n:;itelv 'J.VJ ol'ti"er and S.'J77 tn lift
ed in.-!; W si total of H.'J."i were
wiiiinded, wliile "'!! ofC'ivr P(VJ en
listed men were :issed. A -i shown
h v the above ihe totnl r:iMi:i!tie.s oi
murines in l-'r;(ivi' w;; I'J.ild'i.
Thus there were 'J.7SS mnriiies whn
iiled in Kr.mec, SS.J per eenl of wlioii.
v.e-v either killed in netiuii or ilteii
id i. n lids ( un- ) reeei ved in but t h
nihl 11. IS per cent died t t'oin iieeidi-llt,
d sense ;iinl id'icr i-:nie-.. Appri.xi
liuilelv one tweiilieth of the lijltlle
lienlhs nt' the A. K. V. were innriiu's.
'I'lie Kil'lh mid Sixth reL'iineiit ol'
murine were oiled three different
t inies in I'Yoneh armv orders, the
Mlli iiKiilnne u i u bnttnlion uf tn;
rine (wife, nnd the fonrlli brigade id"
innnnes unee. As n reMlt of eom
niendidiie dulv ot vnr.ous kinds l.tMS
ileeurntions (Ainerienn nnd foreiu'nl,
ineliidin1 seen inednts of hoiMr, were
e w;i rded to m;' l ines.
The 'JnJ diwMuii of v. liieli the lt!i
bri'jnde of mniine. w;is ji unit. e:u
tured l-.O'.Jti l'li-.'-ier. whieh is l!.b7
per -i ut d' the totnl prisoners enp
lured b the e"t t'e A. K. K. : enptuied
:!: pie.-e- of he;ivv nnd liiht nrtil
! i'V, ."iS treio li lnortnrs. S nnti-tunk
unn-. ;is well ;i- a Inr.e number o.
in :i 'dune v un-- n ml ri fie ; nnd Jid
utieed (ill kill 'meter- nmiinst tit;1
ciioinv.
KILL THE RATS
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TO-DAY
By Using
STEARNS' PASTE
h teniutiormb svrnihuitnr for luttn. Mice,
ivkuiu-rniii'd Viitorbuir. it eo iin- a
.ii'Mi in ., !'"(! I" rim !mm the UiiM-
ii.k ( r ii. r -! frv-h tor. d :mr uut-iAi
H, 1 l.'W llieillflit. T0 Si.-f. S --HT1.1 f I O
n.tl U-iuo;.i:i luktU irmn.oui l.vratJ.
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The Lorain
Oven Heat Regulator
Fits on G as Kaiino and measure's and controls the heat. Xo more guessing
at; the temperature for cooking- and baking. You select 1 ho. temperature you
want. Set the wheel and your heat will st,ay at that exact point no more, no
loss.
Come in and let us explain this devi-'n to you.
Oregon Gas & Electric Co.
MedfordjOregon.
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Auto Oppoitunities and Low Prices
1919 Velie Roadster, in first-class shape,
as good as new, plate glass top, fully equip
ped, at a bargain.
1919 Maxwell, as good as new, worth your
inspection.
1918 Dodge. This car shows the good
care it has received.
Late model Chevrolet, ready to run, $450.
Many other cars at prices for any purse.
Look these cars over early. They will go
fast.
Co.
Phone 400
Brown
Motor
36-40 N. Front St.
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