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DR. ARTEMAS W. DEANE
DENTIST
OA8 ADMINISTERED
RIALTO BUILDING, MEDFORD
Parts, »1* London.—Joac Chagas,
proclaimed president of the Portugese
cabinet nt Lisbon by the revolution­
ists. waa ahot and killed, and righting
In the streeta of the capital haa been
reaumed, more than 100 persona being
killed, according to dispatches reach
lng here. Warships are again bom
hardlng the city.
President Chagas waa ahot four
times while on a train at Entrooamen-
to by Senator Frletaa who waa imme­
diately killed. One report haa it that
a passenger killed the president's as­
sailant, while another aaya Senator
Frietas waa shot to death by gen­
darmes.
Many of the persons killed In the
latest fighting were Spaniards, says
a dispatch from Madrid.
The Spanish warships España and
Rio de la Pats and a Spanish torpedo-
boat have reached Llabon to protect
Spanish Interests.
The rebellion broke out at Llabon
aboard the cruiser Adamaater. which
bombarded the city. A band of 200
civilians stormed the Alcantara bar­
racks. They entered the barracks
cheering the republic. Many were
killed and wounded.
GERMAN DECLAFES LOYALTY
W. P. CHISHOLM, M. D.
SAUNDRA A6REES
TO STAYJN CABINET
Deckten to Retain Premierchip
Has Quieting Effect Upon
Italian Populace.
Complete Line of Automo­
bile Supplies and Repairs,
especially Fords
A Specialist in this work,
as well as any detail of
General Blacksmithing, etc.
CHARLES KELL
B la c k s m ith
Fire! Fire!!
Wood of every description at
lowest prices. Wood saw for
custom work
Yards Riveside Ave.
Phone 3F21
J. Kitter
P a tr o n iz e H o m e
In d u stry
.SM O K E
M T . P I T T <& G O V .
J O H N S O N C IG A R S
CLEAR T H E WAY
Lo, a c lou d’s abou t to vanish
F r o m th e day
And a b ra ze n w ro n g to crum ble
In t o c la y ;
Lo, th e r ig h t's ab o u t to conquer!
C le a r th e w a y !
W it h th e r ig h t s h a ll m a n y m ore
E n t e r s m ilin g a t th e door.
W it h th e g ia n t w ro n g shall fa ll
M a n y oth ers , g re a t a n d sm all.
T h a t fo r ages lo ng h a v e held us
F o r th e ir prey.
M e n o f th o u g h t a nd m en o f action
C le a r th e w a y !
—C h a rle s M a c k a y .
A irm en Raid Ramsgate, England.
THE HALL OF FAME.
HENRY W A 1» 8 W O It T II
LONGKKLI.OW-Aiucrteau poet.
perhaps the
moat popular
of all poets
h ero and
abroad dur­
ing bit ca­
reer. D o r n
P o r tla n d ,
Me.. Feb. 27.
1807; d i e d
C am bridge,
Mam., March
M. 1882 Waa
graduated from Bowdoln college
In 182ft Profeoaor of inixiem
languages at Bowdoln 182S-38.
Professor of modern languages
and bellea-letlrea at Harvard
1830-64. Published many vol­
umes of poems, beginning in 1830
with "Voices of the Night."
Among bis most noted long
poems are “The Song of Hia­
watha." "Evangeline" and “The
Courtship of MlleaStandlah " H la
shorter lyrics, such as “A Psalm
of Ufa." "The Children's Hour"
"The Bridge" and "The Day is
Done." are widely known.
Home, via Paris.—Antonia Balandra
haa consented to rolala the premier­
ship.
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Xs the haws tprhad that Oigaor Sal
aadra would remain la powar a aud
dan change cante evkr tMa people As
if rfbeytng some secret atgn the popu­
lace calmed down and the infuriated
mobe seemed to disappear
Preceding the quieting announce­
ment of Premier Salam*ra'a decision !
there was a night of rioting Ona of
the moat elolant outbreaks waa an at­
tempt of the crowds to approach the
Austrian embassy.
At a meeting In Borughese square
>0 speakers, moat of them deputies,
made addreasea In favor of war.* A
resolution waa passed to the effect
that the people of Roma believed the
country to be In danger and would
! 1 •
prevent with all meana at thalr dis­
posal "the sacrifice of national honor."
When the people In Milan heard
T H E P IL G R IM S P IR IT .
that the Salandra cabinet Instated on
The pilgrim spirit haa not fled:
resigning, a gathering at 10.000 men
It walks in noon's broad light,
and women protested with great vio­
Aud It watches (be bed of the
lence. There were cries of "Down
glorious «lend
with the Parliamentary Camorral"
With the holy stars by night;
"Death to Emperor William!" “Death
It watches the bed of the brave
who have bled
to Giolitti!" "Death to Bmperor Fran­
And still guard thia Icebound
cis Joseph I” “Hurrah for the war!"
shore
"Hurrah for the revolution I” “Down
Till the wavea of the bay where
with all traitors!”
the Mayflower lay
The excitement at Milan subsided
Shall foam and frees? no more.
on receipt of the news of Premier Sal­
—John Pierpont.
andra a retention. The general strike
there passed off without serious inci­
dent
MUSIC.
When I hear music 1 fear no
danger. I am Invulnerable. I
see no foe. I am related to the
earliest limes and to the latest.
—Thoreau.
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA
REPORT VICTORIES
London.—The defeat of the Ger­
GN ER AL PRACTITIONER
F orm er Soldier Says Those in A m eri­ mans north of Ypres by the allied
ca W ill Sustain Prealdent.
forces, who carried several trenches
G old H ill , O regon .
Sioux City, la.—Rudolph Beerend, before Het Sas aud occupied that por­
member of the city council, president tion of Steenstraate which lies west
A. E. KELLOGG
of the National Organization of For­ of the Yser, and took possession of
GOLD HILL. OREGON
mer Members of the German Army, the bridge across the canal at this
Embalmer and Funeral
declared that in case of war between point, was reported by the French war
the United States and Germany, Ger­ office.
Director
As an offset the Austrian report
man-Americans would be found stand­
Complete line of burial robes,
ing solidly behind the president and states that in both Poland and Galicia
caskets, etc.
the Russians continue to retreat,
I fighting against the Fatherland.
while
In the Pruth region all the Rus­
"There can be no question as to the
FUNERAL CAR
sians have been repulsed. With the
attitude
of
the
German-Americans,’’
□tfice Phone: Home, 9—M; Residence
said Mr. Beerend. "The Germans | Teutonic forces "standing before the
Phone, Home 2—K ; Pacific 4&>Main
would organize in their own ranks gates of Przemysl,” announcement
regiments to defend this country, was also made of the occupation of
directly north of Przemysl,
Sugar Pine Camp No. 10073 should the need arise, and would be Jaroslau,
i fighting for this country Just as was by the Germans, and the capture of
M W A
the case when Germans organized Dobromil, Stary Sambor and Borys-
Gold Hill - - - - - - - - - - Oiogtn (heir own troops during the civil war." lau, to the south and east of the great
Austrian fortress, by the Austrians.
Meets first Friday of each month
Severe ftghtibg has been resumed
Jay E. Davidson—Counsul
Speedy Destroyer Sank the Goliath.
along the eastern end of the line in
Alvah^E. *|Ktllogg—Clerk
Constantinople (via Berlin wireless)
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France, where the allies are attempt­
—The Mauvanet Mllleh, the speediest ing to penetrate the German lines pro­
destroyer in the Turkish navy, sank
tecting Metz. Here Berlin reports that
th£ British battleship Goliath inside
French attacks against the German
the Dardanelles, it was officially an­
positions on the road from Essay to
nounced.
Flirey were repulsed three times.
AUTOMOBILE
© . GAS ENGINE
REPAIRING
♦eeew eeee-M -w -H -t-i-t-M -.i-rw
Just as gymnastic exercise is
necessary to keep the body
healthy, so Is musical exercise
necessary to keep the soul
healthy. The proper nourishment
of the intellect and passions can
no mote take place without mu­
sic than the proper functions of
the stomach and the blood with­
out exercise.—Plato.
You May Visit
the
California Expositions
On your way to or from tho Fatal.
Summer Excursion Tickets
On sale May 18 .tally to Sejgember 30
permitting stop-overs en r o u t e .
Ten
.lays' stop allowtnl oil otib w«y ticket« at
Han Fram lsoo and L a Angeles.
Low Round Trip fares to San
Francisco and San Diego dur­
ing the Exposition period.
Visit the Southern Pacific bnUding at the Panama-Pa-
clli. Exposition. Rest Soon. Moving Pictures, Travel
Is-etiires, Tickets aud Validating (Mice and Information
Bureau.
f u l l in fo rm a tio n fro m n e a re st A g e n t o f
SOUTHERN PACIFIC
John M. Scott, General Passenger Agent, Portland, Oregon
G old H ill
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A u t o L iv e r y
F a s t D r iv in g T e a m s
F eed
in C o n n e c t io n
S ta b le s
MMZE HAVE added to our general livery business
▼▼ two completely equipped 5-passenger touring
cars—to meet increased demand for service. Com­
mercial travelers, outers, hunters, anglers, tourists
bound for marvelous Crater L ake-w ill find that we
know the roads, the country, and how to please.
AN O P T IM IS T 'S A P H O R IS M S .
Men are beginning to see tiie
value of living In tbe moment.
Tbnt Is a poor human soul that
can only he beaten Into comely
shape.
We have to be trained by fate
or life—or God. If you will let me
say so—to put higher nnd higher
quality into our Joys.
This Is a fearsome nnd awe­
some world, aud out of Its dan­
gers nnd difllcultles n man muk«w
character and courage.
As one looks around at life one
someli/nea feels that the first
vtrtuo and the last, the one In­
dispensable quality for living
this hutnnn life, Is Just cournge.
Courage Is Nile virtue of the
strong, fortitude the virtue of
the miserable.
Cournge Is
strength In action; fortitude is
strength In endurance. Cournge
Is the masculine, fortitude the
feminine virtue.
The brave soul has three
chances to one.
More men have suffered
through
Ignoble fear than
through all tbe maladies of
earth.
Joy never“lenns on what hap
liens, but on wbat Is.
It would seem that only spirit­
ual gifts can he equal.—Lonl.se
Collier Willcox In "The Road to
Joy.”
Ramsgate, Eng.—An air raid occur- j GERMANS EXPRESS REGRET
red here early in the morning and
Loss of Am erican Lives on Lusitania
about 40 bombs were dropped. Three i
Deeply Deplored.
persons were injured.
Berlin, by wireless to Sayville, N.
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i Y.—The Overseas News agency gave '
G overnor Nam es Fish Commission.
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out the following:
Salem.—Governor Withycombe has
"The whole German press, partlcu- !
announced the appointment of I. N. larly the Cologne Gazette, the Frank- |
Fleischner, Portland merchant; Frank fort Gazette and the Berlin Tageblatt, i
M. Warren, prominent fish packer; deeply regrets the loss of American
Marlon Jack, farmer of Pendleton, and
lives caused by the sinking of the Lus­
C. H. Stone, of Klamath Falls, mem­ itania.
bers of the state fish and game com­
“The Tages Zeitung and other news­
mission, created by an act passed at papers say that the responsibility
the recent session of the legislature, i rests with the British government,
which, attempting to starve the peace­
Members of Eugene Council May Quit ful civilian population of a big coun-
A F A M IL IA R Q U O T A T IO N .
Eugene.—Every member of the Eu­ s try, forced Germany, in self-defense,
In th e s p rin g a fu lle r crim so n comes
upon th e ro b in 's breast.
gene city council has threatened to I to declare British waters a war zone;
In th e s p rin g the w a n to n la p w in g
resign if the charter of the city, which 1 with shipowners,who allowed passen­
gets h im s e lf a n o th e r crest.
In th e s p rin g a liv e lie r Iris changes
has a provision that any one may sue gers to embark on an armed steamer
on th e burnished dove
the Individual members of the council carrying war material and neglected
In th e s p rin g a youn g m a n ’s fa n c y
for damages on account of injuries German warnings against entering the
lig h tly tu rn s to th o u g h ts of
love.
received in a fall through a broken war zone; and, finally, with the Eng­
—T e n n ys o n 's " L o c k s le y H a ll."
sidewalk or a defective street. Is not lish press, which ridiculed Ambassa­
amended. A recent supreme court de­ dor von Bernstorff’s warnings, calling J
cision in a case wherein Mrs. Josie them a gigantic bluff and thereby pre
T H E L IT T L E T H IN G S O F L IF E .
Pullen sued the city for damages be­ venting passengers from canceling ; A B O U N D th e lit t le th in g s n t Ilf«
" I 1*
A w o rld o f storm and sunshine lies,
cause she fell over a broken board in their passage.
Yet those too busy soldom see
a walk, stated that the city could not
“Heartfelt sympathy Is expressed by T h e tlrs d look In o th e r eyes,
be liable to the extent of more than the German press and public for the . R O U N D th e lit t le th in g s o f Ilfs
$100, but the individual members of victims of the catastrophe and their “
A *eslth o f lo v in g m e m r le s center,
A n d Joys u n d re a m t o f by th e w o rld
the council could be sued for dam­ relatives.”
T h e h u m b le st d w e llin g places e n te r.
ages for any amount.
A R O U N D tho lit t le th in g s o f life,
T h e S h o rtest W ay
T h e L ea st C o st
T h e B est G u id e s
One trial and our Livery Service makesjfriends"-tryjit!
D a r l i n g Q. H o d g e s
G O L D H IL L . O R E G O N
BRIEF WAR NEWS
Spending Money on
Diamonds
is Investing It
Victories in the west for the allies
and a continuation of the Austro-Ger-
man drive of the Russians In the east
are chronicled in the latest official re­
ports of the various war chancellories.
Two miles of German trenches cap­
tured by the British first army In the
region of Richebourg L'Avoue, the
taking of a large number of German
prisoners and tbe annihilation of one
German contingent numbering several
hundred men by their own artillery
fire, are recorded by Field Marshal
8lr John French and the Paris war of­
fice In announcing further success for
the British arms In France, a short
dlstanee north of La Bnssee.
In spite of desperate resistance it is
claimed that the Turks have been
forced back on the Gallipoli peninsula
It’s investing it, too, in a way tliat is
and that they have suffered loss of sure to pay dividends.
45,000 men.
Diamond prices have been steadily ad­
it Is estimated that up to noon May vancing for years, and they are almost
10, 201 merchantmen, trawlers and sure to continue to do so.
other craft have been destroyed by I
We have here a pretty, attractive dis-
German submarines since the war
j play of diamonds to show our customers.
blockade went Into effect and that the
We back up every stone with onr per­
loss of lives totalled 1556.
Confiscation of German owned prop- sonal assurance of its purity.
erty In Great Britain valued at more I Also, it will lx, found that we’ve priced
than $1,000,060,000, was demanded by I thorn close to cost.
England's most influential uewspa- . Which is a guurant. that a Diamond
pers.
purchased here will prove the very Iwst
sort of an investment.
Ita ly Ready w ith Army of 1,700,000.
If you are in the market fo ra Dia­
Geneva, via Paris.—A telegram mond, let us point out to you just WHY
from Lugano, a Swiss city near the "»r display excells.
Italian border, says that Italy now has ) Graduation Presents of All Kinds
1,700,000 soldiers mobilized and equip-
At the annual meeting of the board *"*• Connected by a th re a d so slender.
No Passports Required In Canada. of regents of the state normal schools A re long lost sm iles a n d bygone tears
ic h helped to m a k e o u r h e a rts m ore
i
Montreal.—No passports are re at Monmouth, It was voted to turn the W h tender.
i quired for travelers in Canada. This normal school properties at Weston
We Pay Strict Attention to Mail
m a n y th in g s In life
■ definite information is being sent and Ashland over to the school dis­ D A L A A S re , how
ped.
those o f w h ich w e c an n o t boast I
order
broadcast by the railway and steam tricts In which they are located to A ctions a nd w ords wo th in k o u r best—
Kansas Expects Big Wheat Crop.
’ ship lines of Canada to offset any er- use for school purposes, until such H o w poor and w eak th e y a re a t m ost I
Topeka. Kan. — Another bumper
j roneous impressions which may have time as the state or legislature makes AfOKH fu ll o f love, oh, m a y th e y be,
Kansas wheat crop in 1915 is predict-
, Le,i full,of "elf “M
Jn th®
been gained by the public through so some disposition of the buildings or
H e lp us. d e a r L o rd , to ofTer thee
e.1 by J. C. Mohler, secretary of the
THE JEWELER
much war news in the papers.
may ,! ■ • to reopen them as training , M o re p e rfe c t " lit t le th in g s " a t la s t
state board of agriculture.
places for teachers.
-M. Waymta
212 E. Main st.
Medford, Ore.
s eri u w aa,«.: , . 1 1 . .J. -
Martin J. Reddy