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ANOTHER STRIKE.
8 worn dally averaire circulatioTi for
nix months endliifr April, 1!)L'0 301
Ye Smudge Pot
' By Arthur Perry
' The fervent prayers for rain last
April by the farmers were duly an
swered this morning, when they
didn't want it.
Democracy has no slogan for this
campaign- They are looking for a
sentimental whine, ns good as the
last one.
i, Grover Cleveland Borgdoll, the
millionaire slacker is trying to get to
Mexico. If he makes it, suffering
will not be over for either him or the
Mexicans.
... In the German election!), tho Right
Wings and the Lett Wings won out,
which makes It look bad for tho Loft
Drumsticks.
Next to Armenia, nothing needs
mnnnv ftn mneri na tlin rnilwnVR. Thfiv
have asked congress for everything
exceilt funds for new brass buttons
lor the urakeninn 8 coats.
Owing to the fact that the Xon
Partisan League Is particularly vague
and visionary, thoro will be no trou
ble in securing an effective tail holt
In this state.
Tho gasollho shortage like the
lioozo shortage! never gots so short
that a llttlo is not left. Tho gasoline
deficit, howevor, has put a, crimp in
unorganized gadding, wherein lli peo
ple start out on a continental tour
with assets of 15 contB, one frying
pan, and a !!.
' One of tho dolegates to the Rep.
convention is John J. llcllpoppor, and
. from the newspaper accounts he will
be right at home.
Fred Means was busy all morning
gottllpg tho Iowa primary started off
on the right foot.
', If. the republicans nominate III
Johnson, and tho democrats McAddo,
(ho lesser ovll becomes an Issue in
tho campnlgn, and tho prohibition
party by the nomination of n strong
candidate would have a cbanco, by
use of horso sense, llowovor. If the
above opportunity presents Itself, tho
prohibition ticket .would probably bj
headed by a cltizooi favoring oxlle to
Siberia or everybody who over took n
drink. i '
E
FOR YEAR SHOW
HUGE INCREASE
NEW YORK. Juno 7. Kstimnl-jcl
eiirtnnu's of the Iiitrintitional Mer
contilu ' Marine, cotnuimv for 1110
Hiuountoil to $24,r!K,88l, iiirninst nt
tuul onrniiiirrt of 1 7.5:14.704 in l!MH.
nocortlin to the im-liininnrv report
ibsiuhI for publication totlav.
Dodmitinjf interest on liomls and de
preciation on steiuners, the latter item
nmnuntinir to $.',r22.'i,tm,4, leaver a net
result of 17,1(iti,iiH,' or .f.V(7,!U0
increase over 1!MS.
: These figures represent earninus of
Bteatners directly owned )v lntern.i
tionul Mercantile together with re
turns of subsidiaries, which ere
Ihwlv of British ownership.
Krninirs so tar this year lire stated
to he under the correspomliin: periml
of 101i, due to lwer I'rriuht rate-,
labori difficulties and excessive eo--t
of fuel. For tin remainder of I he
year, however. earuini!s are expected
td improve, as some of the companv's
pahsenirer ships have been recondi
tioned and restored to their trades.
"The Dark Mirror-
TIia ' ntlrili'linn nt the l.ihertv
theatre, cominir, in "The Dink .Mir
ror," (i new Thomiis 11. Iwo produc
tion,,' HtHrrinir beaulil'ul Dorothy I'ul
(nn.i, It wns minuted from l.onis .lo.i
winec's novel. il(ss Dull. in u
two f-oles. The picture i 11 I'ma
monut Artcrnft. .
-plIH COST of ink drives men to drink, or would, if
' there were liquor; and paper pads demand the
seads till bards prow sick and sicker. I bought some
wire to fix my lyre, for it was badly busted; and oil,
the price! It must .suffice to say tliat I'm disgusted.
LAnd so the song T pass along costs more in its produc
tion; and if I fail to draw more kale, I'm facing black
destruction. The wreath I wear around my hair, of
laurel, you remember, costs twice the sum that wreaths
less bum were sold for last September. The cost of feed
for my winged steed would break the village banker,
and I must raise the price of lays or lose my windward
anchor. A fountain pen costs iron men, and makes the
wallet lighter; the kopecks fly, for I must buy a ribbon,
for my 'writer. Ten cents a yard for any bard was fair
remuneration before the craze of later days came down
upon the nation. But now I hold that lyrics bold should
bring a higher figure; I ask you, gents, for fifteen cents,
or I shall strike with vigor.
THEN EUROPE'S,
CIllCAdO, June 7. Major Cicne
ral Wood looks lor a crystallization
of the situation ns soon as the va
rious delegations have finished nuu-
eusinjr, ho said at Ins niornin inter
view today.
'As soon ns Hie onrnnistaliini of
Hie different delegations is coinplcleil
we look for tiuiuihle results," lie said.
Clenernl Wood said it was bis idea
that the people were more interested
in irettinir back on a peace time basis
than any other subject at rfresent. In
reeard lo the League of Nations
covenant he said:
"I think the I.eniriio of Nations
with American reservations will fill
the bill." ,
Governor Louden said ho thonulit
tho people were first interested in
solving domestic nucstions and after
that takintr up the world affairs.
"iUv .belief," said the irovernor, is
that the. people are first interested
ii The momentous domestic, nucsiions.
Whatever our interest in tho woild
questions arc, and do not mistake niv
nieaninir,. llioy are very, verv import
ant', yet, tho way we treat them will
lepend largely on how we treat our
loinestic problems first."
President Snmuel (lompers te'.e-
ttraphed National Chairman Hoys
troiu the American Federation of La
bor convention at Montreal lliat lie
would arrive tomorrow with a com
mit tco to appear before tho resolu
tions committee when it considers the
U.ber plank.
C. S. llarrctt of Ocorain, president
if the farmers union, also is rendy to
appear. Mr. I lavs replied to Mr. tiom
pera that the committee would lie de
lighted to hear him.
LEAGUE FUNKS.
G. 0. P.
UNITE ALL SIDES
CHICAGO, June k, One of the few
thincs of the republican convention
about which there was an almost uni
versal feelini; of confidence and pio
yress was the platform. Under flic-
lead of Senator Watson of Indiana,
a candidate for chairman of the reso
lul ions conmiillec the task of frmn
intr platform declarations has pro
pressed beyond the usual staire at this
time in covention week.
The threat of serious trouble over
the Leimue of Nations plank was
declared bv laanv leaders today to
have been entirely dissipated. A mo
tion of the Indiana plank on that
subject, dratted by the lenders after
consu timr all elements of senate oian
ion. Was said to have been i.iven im-
proval in principle bv the Johnson
llorah irieconcilahles. While there
was no hindinr inrrccmcnt on tin. sub.
iect, the prediction was niado that
the irreconcilable would find it tin
necessary to advocate the plans
brought to them yesterday bv Sena
tor' Borah.
Some of tho mild reservation' iw
publicans still were out of line, but
the. dissent was lai'irelv confined.
sponsors of the Indiana nlank de
dared, to a few senators who were
not in a position to make serious
trouble. N
Virtual acreement was claimed also
on the Mexican plank, but the decln'
ration on industrial relations
maiiied a subject of controversy. An
attempt will be made to write an niiti
strike provision into the platform and
it is expected to meet stubborn rcsis
lance.
The Outbursts
o f Everett True
By CONDO
VHiT e- 'TrtAT GWYt WHY, I . IvOUCTsN'T
VOTE vR .HlM Vl HS WflS R.OPJM lis)3
SOS-CtCHcsR , VS'S
-2 V W pilsii ySftSra
rVHO HS EXS-FCEMXXXJOC CtrCe A BROTHER.
in -me. Past J! "rnepee is no known Corg
......A.. IV. t T 11.1 IT T"IJ ATT
(sj(SePN'T 1CSP U2. FROM TR Yt rWCS. "TO
$
CHICAGO. June "..Tho campniun
niunaifers and others continue to i.ret
reflexes from the senate's eauipaiun
expenditures investigation at Wash
injiton. Men who ure coming in from
the states j:re briimina tlie view that
the convention misiht better find a
candidate, who has not been nam
tinned in the investigation nt all. It
was from such as these that came
most frequently the names of Ilimhes,
Governor Coolidire and othVrs who
did not figure in any way in the slush
fund inquiry.
The New York delegation postponed
until Wednesday morning its discus
sion of candidates. The decision w.e
reached at the request of Nicholas
Murray Butler, who said that he did
not want to receive nnv c.omplimen
tarv or "favorite son" votes.
"I want the New York deleaaies
to have a chance to look over the situ
ation," he said. "I have made it plain
tbut I am not seeking nnv coiupliinen
tary vote. This is no time for pnvins:
compliments. I do not wish nnv fa
vorite son votes. I want onlv the
votes of those who have faith in mv
eandidaev and who sincerely desire
to support me. I am not willing to
be made a pawn in nnv campaign for
the nomination for governor, or any
local political issue.
"As the situation has developed, it
seems not unlikely that the delegat is
from New ork, I'ennKvlvnnia, In
diann and Iowa mnv figure promi
nentlv in making- the final decision.
It is for the New York delegates and
not for mo to decide how best to use
their great opportunity to give to New
York again its position of command
ing Icnder.Hhip.in the national organi
zation. ;' J
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CITY IN DOUBT
WASHINGTON, June 7 Xew York
City had u population of .r,(i'21 ,1 " 1
on January 2. an increase of 8.14,-08
or 17.!) per cent over 11110, the census
bureau announces.
Fair comparison of the population
of the world's two largest eilies is
difficult, ecneus bureau officials t'e
clure, owing to tho areas covered bv
the various designations. '
New York Citv proper, composed
of the boroughs oftho Bronx, Brook
lyn. Manhattan, 'Queens and Rich
mond, eovefs about '287 square miles.
Its population in 11)10 was 4,7(i(l,H8;i.
The metropolitan district of New
York, comprising territory within 10
miles of tho citv boundaries including
nil incorporated places half of whose
urea lios within the limit or half of
whose population resides within the
linutli, covers about 1)64 square mile."
The population of this metropolitan
district was (i. l"l,"i(18 in 1I!I0.
The city of London within niiinici
pal niur parliamentary limits has an
area of !". acres, a little more than
a square mile, and in 1011 had n night
population of l!),(i.")7 nn.d a. day, or
working population of morn than J,
000.000. The ndniinistrntivo enur.lv
of Loudon, known as. Inner London,
is composed of the citv and county
of London, and is described as the
l.odou icfl. census purposes. It has
an area ot about 1UI squnro miles and
had n population in 1011 of 4.521.085.
This population showed a deereas?
of utmost half a million peoplo in the
estimate made in 1017.
(Ilea tor London, comprising the ad
ministration count v of London and
the outer ring area covered bv the
citv and metropolitan police districts
extends to n radius of 15 miles from
Charing Cros. It has an nrea of
about (iO.'t square miles and its popn-
ation in the olticial census of 1011
was 7,2."l.:i.-S. Its estimated popu-
iltion in 1 111 7 was l!.72(i,75:!.
Curd of Thanks
We desire to thank the B. P. O. E
tho P, o. employes and our many
friends for the kindness and sym
pathy shown us, and the beautiful
floral offerings given during tho re
cent bcVavement of our father,
Colonel .Minis.
PKtiCY MIMS.
J' OKO. MIMS, JR.
' .MARC. A iyCT MIMS.
LOS ANGELES MAN
T
''I am so thoroughly sntisfield with
tho benefits I have received from
Tunlae it is a real pleasure for mo to
recommend It," said Silas P. Gates,
039 East Avenue U0, l.os Angeles,
Cal., recently. Mr.. Gates Is a valued
employe of the Security Building,
corner Fifth and Spring streets, and
is known, to a large number of people.
"For the past three years I had
been in a badly rundown condition,
and in spite of everything I could do
1 just couldn't get myself right
again," continued Mr. Gates." Dur
ing the past year I got a great deal
worso and lost so much weight and
was so weak I could scarcely get
ubout at all. I had no appetite and
the little I did manage to eat did not
seem to do me any good, for I bad a
heavy, miserable feeling In my stom
ach all the time. I also suffered from
catarrh of the head and stomach
Eomethlng awful. My nerves were In
such bad condition I could get but
little sleep and I nearly always cot
up feeling about as bad as I did when
I went to bed. It was all I could do
to get to the car line to go to work
and when I got down town it was an
effort for me to finish out the day.
I went home every evening so com
pletely fagged out I could not eat
anything but went right straight to
bed, where I would pass another
night of misery.
"I tried nearly every kind of med
icine I could hear of, but nothing
seemed to do mo any good. One dav
after reading a- testimonial praising.
Tanlac from a man whoso condition
hud been similar to mine, I decided to
try it. Before I had finished the
first bottle 1 felt like a different per-
son and began to pick up right along.
My appetite has Improved so 1 eat
throo hearty meals every day now
and I oat anything I want without
having that heavy feeling in my
stomach or suffering any other bad
after effects, f am not bothered with
catarrh anj' more and have gained
several pounds in weight. I bavj re
gained my strength until I can- get
about and do as much work as I ever
could, and I never have that tired,
sluggish feeling any more. My ncrv-.:s
are in fine condition, I sleep all night
long without ever waking up and al
ways get up feeling good and ready
for work. I am glad' to tell wha'.
Tanlac has done for me, hoping some
one else will bo benefited as I was by
it.'1
Tanlac is sold in Medford by West
Side Pharmacy, and by leading dxug-
Adv.
gists In every town.
, Licensed :
CITY SCAVENGER '
All refuse Immediately removed on
abort notice. Weekly ylsit in resi
dence districts. Dally business dU-
tiict. Phone 895.
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NM3VE
lonzoo bliss j
PORTRAIT ASQ ,
00 JD05E3 !.&
nopowois onALt.IZE JO
-.i".c V" !,.-t..w" "
wmidy for CONS ri PATTflM Trir
."dA WiS'JiIv "S"' hvkE
h&kijs TABLETS re frtat ad in
jompk.ion. They. tmHy but Brrol,"
kKY!'i, 4V oSTraS:
1 &.K in rcch bo. At 1 Drue Sm inc
doiei 1.00. mill uie 50c
AlplUOO. BLISS C0,WASr3, ft II
Stenography
Multigraphing
Circular work ot all kind
Hailing LUti
Tunnell & Edwards
' 106-308 Liberty BuIIdlns
Medford, Oregon.
MILL FEEDS
These prices will strike the
leeders in a vital spot.
Mill Raa ...........3 rV
Itolled Hurley f U.7J5 sack
as l.. 4.0l 100 lbs.
Middling $3.15 sack
Scratch food $1.7(5 100 lbs.
Kgg Producer .$.'1.80 sack
Growing Food $3.2,- 100 lbs.
Milled Oats .$1.50 sack
Kaffir Corn $.7.T IOO lbs.
Mill l'.un $.-i7.00 ton
ISt'Y AT EITHER STOltB
Monarch Seed & Feed Co.
; Russ Mill
The Medford National Bank
.Here Is Absolute Safety ' , f
WITH SYSTEMATIC SERVICE
and thorough organization
This Bank is well prepared to care for its in
creasing business, and to render helpful personal
service to' its customers and friends.
THAT IS WHY WE PROSPER
w. s. c.
Ford
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
The Ford ear can well be called the
"peoples car," because there are more
than 3,000,000 of them in daily opera
tion. That is about four to one of the
nearest follower in the motor ear in
dustry. This Mould not be so if the
Ford car had not for sixteen years
proven its superiority in service, in
durability, and in the low cost for
operation and maintenance; this .
would not be so if the Ford car was
not so easy to understand, so simple in
construction that anybody and every
body can safely drive it. Let us have
your order for one now to avoid delay
in delivery.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
TO FRUIT SHIPPERS
We take pleasure in announcing that we' have
completed arrangements to pack and handle all our'
fruit, through the Rogue River Fruit Distributors
Packing Plant this coming season. '
DENNIS, KIMBALL & POPE, INC.
E. M. McKeany Pacific Coast Representative.
Office Holland Hotel Blk.
Mr. Orchardist
Wo aro pleased to advise that we can furnish Orchard Brand Spray
Materials, Powdered Lead, Paste, Blackleaf "4 0", etc.' Wo also have
a Jot of No. 1 made iip appld and lug boxes',' Lot us quote you prices.
Farm Bureau Co-Operative Exchange
rbimo DIM,
"Perry's Old Stand"
31
HololManx
PowellSt.atOVarrell,
SAN FRANCISCO
9ose Theatres
and Shopping Dsfricf.
A newly beautified Httl Mmnt
awiin th vinior le Stn Fra
cjcol New hinu$Kin(i of unutual
diann and. comfort, a lobby dettfnr d
W provide the atmoipSere of a
hmhoui home and a new Dining
Pom. considered one ol the mod
intemeing in America all contribute
toTVurwelffttel It the only hotel
with running Ice Water in every room.
Fif tk and Nortk Rivarsida
Tslepkoii 11
The Dow Hospital
' QraduaW Nurses Only
Special Attention to X-Ray Cases. ""
Modern Plumbing
& Heating Co.
We do
MODERN PLUMBING
1 in a
MODERN WAY
for
MODERN PEOPLE
See us about vour next iob
xone too large, or none too
small
Sparta Bldg Phone Six-20
GOOD CIjOTIIKS
I Mnko Them
KLEIN
THF.
TAII.OU
I'M East .Main St.
GDMCHUNO , V
: China Herb Store' v
Herb p.ure for earache. hea4acrtiC cat
arrh, diptherU, Born throat. Mine tJioobla.
kidney trouble, atomach troiibl, hrflrt
trouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs,
poor circulation, carbuncle, 'tumors,
crocked hrcaRt, curoa all kin da of roller
NO OPERATIONS. : ,
Medrm-d. Oregon, Jan. 13,! 1917. -
This ta to certify that I, the infleValgo
ed. had very severe stomach trotlbla and
had been bothered for several years and
IttSt AUCUftt YIM not f tnlt tn HtMl Qnrl
henrinK f Glm Chung (whose) Herb
Store Is at 2M South Front street, Med
fnrd, I divided to get herbs for my
Rlonwch trouble, and I started to filing .
better as soon as I used thrm and today
am-a well man and can heart Uv recttm
ment anyone afflicted as I wag t sea
Glm Cluing and try his Herbs.
(Sinned w R JOHNSON.
irt Itneases:
I'm. L,9wi9 Eagle Tolnt.
W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point. ,
M. A. Anderson, Medford.
S. B. Holmes, Eagle Point,
C. E. Moore, Eagle Point i
J. V. Mclntyre. Eagle Point.
Oeo. Von tier Helen, Ragle Point.
Thos. E, Niohols. Kacle Point. ,
MEDFORD IRON WORKS
FOUNDRY AND MACHINE SHOP
Also BRent for raiiliankii anil Morno
' ISnglaes. ,
17 SOUTH 1UYEKSIDB ' j