Sun, The (Newspaper) - March 1, 1917, Medford, Wisconsin di PUBLISHING COMPANY U CK I TOM Law H S N AI B Mi is Herman Leicht Attorney at Law WISCONSIN DFORD ari matter May IBM post at Medford thf Act of March 1 Dr E W And now the Sun is ing a hot time from the Rib Lake Herald Last week our intention was newspaper credit for a column of and the devil forgot to put the head on it sation of theft no doubt will be forth coming but really Brother our in- were good and if a is granted we will i soul n the refinery pur o and conn our Dentist Dr F O Travis Dentist Wisconsin Dr E B Elvis Physician and Surgeon Off i IV Nat Bank ho 12 M I 3 V M 8 d P M home H Auctioneer f o f WISCONSIN f satisfaction J t to c Market R Prop A T If are taking atn paper that ou do not all that is necessary is to fv your carrier or postmaster and same will be stopped It is unlawful for any newspaper publisher lo send his paper mails that are more than year in arrears unless a stamp is affixed to No subscriptions beyond the time allowed by the postal rulings can be collected in the courts Stop the paper you do not want Be honest with yourself and the publisher know at It is with them the same as the farmer who has eggs wood etc to sell and gets his cash for same The idea a trusting its sub- s for years and has always been looked upon by the alert newspapers and thousands of readers as an in- justice and the wealth that has be in lost by the to give that j ers jn tne credit runs up into the millions The shrewd publishers often had their lists figured out to fection and when they noticed a loss of 60 per cent they to size up the other 40 and a goodly share of these were to pay more than they really owed Such tics however are against the principals ot the majority of publishers and today it an uncommon tiling to find a publisher who does not re- quire cash in advance Thus the publisher is protected and the subscriber The ers ol the wide-awake are to be lated on the stand they have taken The Sun has been a paid n advance paper for a year and we know from ex- that the met will be money ahead in ing the plan which they have hitet than It might pay rural route trons to read the The postoffice department number ot rural routes in the next months reduce ex- penses and it is said a torce The country has taken the president's decision with a absence of There was of course the pere miai velt to offer the lives ot self and his four in Gov Sidney Catts of of injector will go through by tele- the country in the next few J Henrichs BLACKSMITH Maker of Wagons and Sleighs a specialty All kimls of repairing to We try Frindel Bros T in WISCONSIN Jnnk Opposite North 100 months and examine all roads over which the rural earners and the con- diton ot the road is tound bad routes be discontinued Road commissioners must get bus soon and burn and clear away all weeds alongside the roads u hich are liable to cause snov to pile up they say neglect pt to be con- which l class road j be I Bros Crook which be more than been put n i 1 condition i in it ir l s Mi- lor a travels the 1 er good ID cent cigar P G Werner Yellow Dray and gage Line Phono 252 P J Auctioneer I he Prentice met has adopted advance foith only such the the and subscribers paper The Stein Construction Co Bridges Culverts and all concrete work Medford Wisconsin soaring ut prices on ail things as the The paper are to be on the stand they have taken It means that only people who the will re- it and the forcing of it upon unwilling readers will now be at an end By this the Sun does not want to be misconstrued and have its readers think that the tice paper has forced itself upon from for it is one ot the best papers between Marshfield and Ashland but every paper has more or less sub- scribers who care for the er only for the time they have and when the they prefer the subscribed time is out paper to be stopped instead of resorting to the trouble of graph a remarkable naval prop ram which was to lead the leet to attack instantly and so either end the war in twenty-four hours or leave Mrs Catrs a widow B it tor the most part Am kept their heads and talked modestly and sibl I hat augurs well for the futi re because in war as in anv other business he makes fewest mistakes and wins mo t points who calmly and sob sizes up the task ind uses his brains in- d ot his emotions in ning his I it should come Lord Northcliffe has already out- line d our part which he says will be to finance Italy sia Roumania Serbia negro and Belgium But we rather think that we shall ar- range our own program and and permit Lord Northcliffe to supervise the affairs of the reit of the universe Above everything else we should absolutely resolve upon keeping out of any alliance with England or Russia or any other European country during the war The financial interests which have loaded themselves with British and w ir obligations -are beside themselves with delight over the prospect that the can people can now be ed to assume a great part of the debt of these European bankrupts But we should have the good sense to do nothing of the kind Let us resolve to use our own money for American purposes and for American purposes only It sending a notification to that is bad enough to be wee otf witflmitt off HE neon move oar than GRAND Millinery swe as tog ID i sober statements We have will no f jar that our be destroyed by com oi enemies But it is amazing folly to think that we can escape without dreadfully damaged if we io not reckon upon the stre of possible enemies and work day and night to prepare our defense against ible emmies We should inflexibly re- soh keep out of ring alliances to fight our own war in our own way to tise American money and ran men only for the defense of America to keep ourselves tret to make peace on our owi terms and at our own and to prepare prepare prepare day and night anc day tor whatever attack combination of enemies car make upon us That is the part of good serse hat is the way to back up the president hat is the way to do our du y to the world and to sel hat is the way to protect ou our dear ones our co our institutions and ou liberties 50 prepared so armed so on our soil in our t r and hostile if the whole world ed Against us The Chicago E or war operations Having used Prance sia and Italy to do her ing we think it entirely too much for England to use us to do her financing There is another that needs an expression of lic we shall not hesitate to speak our mind upon it We shall strenuously op- pose sending American troops abroad to be placed at the service of England or Russia or any other foreign country We have all seen what happened to auxiliary troops they have been placed in every desperate position and slaughtered by the tens of thousands while the guards were held in reserve And that is exactly what would be done with our boys if we were fools enough to send them over the seas to be cannon fodder We have miles of coast to garrison and defend and with plenty of evidence to show that Japan only waiting for a ment to desert the allies and to strike at us while we are involved in this European broil we would be madmen to strip our country of a single soldier for foreign service If we are wise and capable we will not underrate the that will confront s its soon as war if it should be declared The British has made the bad mistake deceiving its people from the outset of the making them believe that their mies were weakening and soon would be for mercy That is why England is face to face today with the most threatening situation she has ever confronted Be- cause any man who thinks that this German submarine warfare is not a deadly gerous blow at England is feeble-minded indeed It is only because the man military and navel staffs have convinced the German government that they can crush England and France and Italy with this weapon that the German government has decided to use that weapon even at the risk of breaking with us And we ought not to make the mistake of underrating the forsight calculation and power of the German It is a very ful organization and was never so powerful and so dangerous as it is today We must set aside all teria and leave silly boasting and declamation to people whose intellectual calibre is not above the level of that sort of stuff and get down to estimates and calculations of others strength and resources and of our own necessary tions It will take us three years at the very least to bring an army of men up to an efficient stage with officers translucent shades to be hung over and equipment and reserve supplies We have of those things We have for ple but 6.000 trained officers of all branches of and the Russian 11 in ufe ye Wednesday 7th 1917 GATHERED FACTS Norway is to have two new great works to supply plates fo shipbuilding Pha manufacture of vaccine virus he 3 been begun in the government or of Venezuela The as a means of til cation is used In a new English tli machine frr workmen Among the tallest trees in the world is the Australian eucalyptus which ai cams a height of nearly five hundred fot Nicaragua is spending in Id on a road that shall connect fi with the rest of the republic Stephen Berry age eighty-three of Me Is the oldest printer In t at city In point of service He has b -en ft printer 60 years Inventors developed a v rotary motor for t that can be completely e 1 from water A preparation of solidified glue can be used instead of rubber Jjr many purposes has been invented i y a German scientist Experiments by a Swedish scientist i that Argentina produces a abundance a tree that yields a er paper pulp than that usually em- In the United States A recently invented attachment for devices automatically the money dropped Into it be- the owner and lessee of a chine and expels defective coins locking device to prevent both of a window being moved from position in which they are locked enough to be carried in the has been invented for tourists The government of Indie has in improving the quality of the cotton grown In some of Its territory by distributing better seed and ing natives to use modern implements have been patented bearing pictures of window casings and A Japanese company that has ad peart oysters In a bay Jn thai country believes it will vest millions of pearls through a re- All the D B Fisk styles will be on display On Thursday a will be given free to each customer Mrs Frank Novak SHAPIRO BUILDING Leading Millinery Store i i Gently process far the mollusks JOTTINGS Even a good physician may from bad to worse Zf a woman's complexion pleases her she needn't worry He's a poor detective who Is of bis own shadow When a woman boasts of her rubber plant she Is apt to stretch it Any kind of advice is good as us you attempt to follow it Ton can always get the true of a man by consulting his tailor Mind your own business and let other people mismanage if they tike Silence Is said to be golden but there are no millionaires on visiting list AROUND THE WORLD Japan has government crematories China has a paper tory Manila is importing cow s from tralia China has miles of telegraph Hues Rome's catacombs are 380 miles in extent Tonawanda N Y city hall have a new Seattle has new ic temple Lapland men and women dress ex- alike Venice has fire engines mounted on motor boats According to a Munich physician prostration is ly due to the reduction by the high temperature of the acids in the human Profits of six principal meat com- panies of Argentina in 1915 reported at United Stt tes currency their capital is ately 000 Men who drink hard find It Try to get rich quick hunt a Job tomorrow About the only law recognized by love Is the mother-in-law WORTH KNOWING British soldiers at front are now writing a week A state-owned hydroelectric plant has been proposed for erection at ara Falls A tunnel through James peak west of Denver will cut 73 miles from the transcontinental trip York city haa two children's clinics Of preventive and a training school of women dental A reflecting telescope the Spruce Basswood and Balsam We will pay the following Bolts 40 Spruce Bolts Balsam Martin Mueller l J L largest of Its type has been ed for the Dominion astronomical ob- at Victoria Canada The latest refinement of moving ture is a double screen on one of the picture is shown with explanatory on the A St Louis several different plants has them all In constant communication with other by means of the wireless tem The empty cartridge cases from an automatic pistol shot by an aviator may be the cause of serious A new Invention IH a wire cage built over the ejector side of the weapon to catch these missiles POPULAR SCIENCE The world's annual about tons cotton crop Is Breslau nas a paper chimney which Is 60 feet high and proof against fire Mica Is produced commercially In eight states North Carolina leading in the The smoking of dried foot leaves antedated the Introduction of tobacco In England In 35 nations oysters support dal fisheries and In several ure In the food supply If the sea should sixth part of Its depth one-half the land would be under water The stocking did not appear until the eleventh century Prior that time It was customary ft the feet In Rubber that hai lost Its elasticity may be rejuvenated by Immersing It for five minutes In a bath of glycerin mixed with times volume of dis- tilled water and heated to 70 Centigrade and then drying It with filter paper Advertise in the Sun Latent W Role cf the Poor John Car tor In the Newest Arts of of in AT THE COZY Saturday Sunday trade uni model tor cbM dv MM
