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GERMANY'S WAR
IAX OPPOSED BY
SOCJALDEMOCRATS
IIBRL1N, April 18. "iforo than
4,0CO,000 sochil-tlemoernts -in Grr
mnny nro nsnlnst the government's
$202,000,000 emergency tnx for in
crensing tho nrtny nul for other mlli
tnry preparations, "Wo nro ngninst
it in principle nnd in foot," declared
lMunnl llenmleln, (lie fnmous lender
if tlio "Iteisioni't wins of tho so
einlist party. llcniBtcin is n member
of the HoichStng. It was in the lob
by of the Rcichntng thnt he discussed
tho proposed extraordinary military
preparations Germany is making. Ho
U tho chief of tho progressive nnd
lihernl movement in his party, which
inrlmlca the brainiest raen nml fore
most thinkers anion); the socialists.
"H is true that the proposed one
timw property emergency tax will not
touch tho niBRsec," said Hcrnstein,
"hut we arc against it none the less
nffainsl Jl in principle and in fact
ngninst the entire military system."
"It baa often been said both here
and in the United States that social
ists lack patriotism. Would you
Icuvo Gennaiiy defenseless t" was
asked. "No, the socialists would not
leavo tho Fatherland defenseless," re
plied Bernstein. "Wo are against
the military system as it exists. We
nro ngain9t it because itis a 'semi
feudal' system, n military system In
which the common man, the man of
people, has little chanco to rise, in
fact, none at all.
"In France, as Napoleon said,
'every soldier .has the marshal's baton
in bis knapsack.' In theory, at least,
n soldier in tho French nrmy may
rise to tho highest rank. How it
works out practically, I do not know.
In our 'semi-feudal' system, this
theory even docs not exist. We
stand for a sy&lcm of national de
fense in which tho people have a part
in tho organization and in tho re
sponsibilitysomething in the na
ture of a militia or citizens nrmy,
but we arc against war."
ANDERSON
GOES
NORTH BY BOAT
According to word received by
,JlaIdy Worthington Thursday from
Dick Donald, manager of Dud An
derson, (he- next lightweight cham
pion of tho world, the boys will not
nrriva in Mrdford until somo time
early in May. After seeing the
Wolgast-Murphy fight at Snn Fran
cisco they will go north by boat to
Vancouver, Wash., and stop here on
their way south to prepare for the
bout with Man dot May 20.
Local fans expected to greet An
derson royally on his arrival here
next Monday but will postpone the
welcome until Bud reaches here from
tho north. He expects to remain
several days in Medford.
HOOD RIVER WANTS
HOOD RIVER, Ore., April 18.
For the purpose of encouraging
Japanese lnborers in tho Hood River
valley to invest their savings in this
vicinity n number of businessmen to
day' hnvo formed un organization
with a cuptilal stock of $50,000. M.
Ynqun, president of tho organization
estimates the number of Japanese
employed on ranches nt four hun
dred. "Hough estimation," he said, "I
should judge thnt tho Japanese send
to tho Yokohama specie bank at San
Frnncifeco $10,000 annually. We
want to show them thnt they can get
their returns by keeping their money
at home."
DEADLOCK IN D. A. R.
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WASHINGTON", April 18. Fol
lowing (he fuilure of Mrs. William
Cuminings Story of New Yprk to bo
elected presidejil-general of tho
Daughters of the American Revolu
tion in jthe Inbt vnto taken in the con
vention of thnt organization, a new
olootion is jiroceedins here today.
Dnllotihg will cfiso nt fivo o'clock
tonight.
Mrs. Storey leads the conservative
wing of the convention. Sho failed
of election by six votes.
BE
STMAN
FOUND
DEAD
SLAIN FIGHTING
DEL WITH
OFFICER
MOXTKSANO, Wash., April 18.
John Tornow, the benstmnn, is dead.
Tho mail outlaw, it wns discov
ered by n sheriffs pose which vis
ited the scene of Wednesday's kittle
in the upper Snisop valley, yeMerdny
afternoon, to recover the bodies of
the trnppen, Ijouis ltlair and Charles
lnthrop, who, it was known, Tornow
had killed, found the body of the
mnninu close by.
Blair and Lathrop, with Deputy
Sheriff Giles Quinihy, fell into Tor
now's trap Wednesday, while track
ing him, when they approached the
abandoned shack where he was sup
posed to bn hiding.
Tornow, concealed in tho under
brush at the edge of the clearing,
shot down Blair and Lathrop and en
gaged in a riflo dnol with Quimhy
who fled when bis rifle magnzino wns
emptied. Ha reported the bnttle to
Moutcsnuo by telephone, saying that,
when he fired the lost shot, he saw
Tornow either fall or duck out of
sight and ho could not say if ho was
hit.
The pose found the body of Tor
now in n sitting posture besido the
tree from behind which ho hnd fought
his duel with Quimby. Qnimby's
Inst bullet had entered the outlaw's
forehead, killing him instantly. Thir
ty feet away tho posse found the
bodies of Blnir and Lathrop.
Including the victims of Wednes
day's fight, Tornow killed eight men.
Three yenrs ngo he renounced the
world and took to the woods, declar
ing ho would never return. Ho wns
of n taciturn disposition, believed in
spirits nml wns acknowledged to be
the best -shot nnd woodsman in tho
northwest.
SENIORS
CR
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SUCCESS IN PLAY
What is undoubtedly one of the
best, if not tho best, class piny over
presented in Medford by high school
pupils wns tho production "Whnl
Happened to Jones,' nt tho Stnr
theater Thursday evening. A packed
house repeatedly showed their ap
preciation of clever situations
handled in a clever mnnner. The
play will be reproduced tonight for
tho second nnd last tune,
PRESBYTERY ENDS
MED
Fi
RD
SESSION
Tho Presbytery of Southern Ore
gon, In session nt Medford, couvoned
Thursday at 9 o'clock, beginning tho
day with devotional oxcrclsea led by
Hov. Paul J. Lux, tho now pastor at
Uofictiurg. During tho business ses
sion tho letter of Hov. J. t Vornon
from thu Pendleton Presbytory was
tend, ho was examined satisfactorily
and enrolled as member of Prcsliy
It would be u difficult task to trry. lly similar process Kev. J. W.
pick out any iudtvid.unl in tho enst
for special mention. Kvery member
of the cast did exceptional work and
to praise one would be to praise nil.
Mrs. F. O. Burgess who drilled tho
students deserves commendation for
her excellent' work. Her knowledge
of stage craft was clearly demon
strated in the work of tho students.
Herbert Alford took tho part of
Jnne and carried out his part well.
Miss Kthol Guthrio as Heluin, a
Swedish servant girl and Miss Inn
Cochran as Alvinn Starlight were
splendid nnd showed careful pre
paration. Milton Schuchard as
Ebeuezner Goodly, attracted much np
plauso for his work.
F.sther Reed, Ituth Lawrence nnd
Irene Smith handled their lines ex
cellent! v, while Ilnlph Bnlcome, F.di
son Mnrshnll, Will Bcveridgv, Paul
Dodge nnd Nolo Lindley worked like
veterans and contributed much to the
success of tho production., A vaude
ville sketch by Edison Marshall and
Ralph Balcome was well received as
was n solo by Gladys Hiumnu.
Bom.
Born to the wife of J G. Hibbnrd,
nn 11 pound girl, April 18. Mother
nnd child nre doing well.
Los Angolcs has
talnlng a total of
land. .
2C parks, con
39SG acres of
Itovt was enrolled. It. C. Hartrautt
of Itamlon, a licentiate, wns then
duly ordained to tho ministry of tho
Presbyterian church. Uev. John
MacAlllster delivered tho charr.u to
tho brother, whereupon he becatnu a
member of tho Presbytery.
llov. J. K. Howard presented his
report on young people's work. The
now stated supply nt Central Point,
Uov. J. V. Vernon, was made moder
ator of tho session there, likewise
Uev. Lux at Hosehurg Tho church
erection nnd tho temperance commit
tees reported. An overture to gener
al assembly was presented to erect a
now Presbtery Including Coos and
Curry counties. Uov. C. W. lllgglus
waa dismissed to Pendleton ''resby
tery. Synodlcal orgnnlmtlon was
fully explnlued by Dr. W. S. Holt and
Presbytury took fnvorubla action.
Tho commltteo on resolutions pre
sented tho follewing: First: We
wished to express our grutltudo to
Almighty Clod for HI spirit presid
ing over tho meetings of Prosbytory.
Secend: Wo wish also to express
our appreciation of the hospitality of
the people of tho First Presbyterian
church of Medferd: or tho excellent
work of tho committee of arrange
ments, nnd of tho helpful spirit of
those who havo contributed towards
making our meeting a success. Wo
mention particularly tho ladles nnd
tho choir of Medford church, tho
press of, thu city of Medford and our
visitors.' Itespectfully submitted,
KHANK It. ADAMS,
JAMKS MAUTIN.
Died.
CLFATLAND-At her Willow
Springs homo April 1", lOl'l, Mrs.
Kiln Cleveland, nged 00 years, 0
months. Sho leaves n husband nnd
fivo children to mourn her death. Her
children nre, Chandler, Myrtle, Hurry,
Ola, nnd Mrs, IMwnvd Swindon of
this city. Sho was u imttvo of Ore.
gon. Funeral notice lalcr.
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Add a little Gold Dust to
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tho work, and requires littlo
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Gold Dust will do tho work
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For cleaning anything nnd
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nothing is so quickly effectivo
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SENSATIONAL SALE SATURDAY
AT
$ 20 DISCOUNT
on all
SPMNG SUITS
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on all
SPRING COATS
CENTRAL AVE.
NEAR P. O.
A Great Opportunity to Buy Seasonable Merchandise at Prices
Lower Than We Have Ever Sold Them Before
New Waists
Saturday wc will place on
sale our entire new stock of
Women's Shirtwaists con
sisting of the latest novel
ties in Flaxons, Linens and
Voiles at 20 Discount.
Saturday Sale of Petticoats
Halycon Petticoats
"Will outwear two silk
petticoats; all colors; on
Sto""' 1.69
Messaline Petticoats
In all colors, beautiful
new styles, on sale Sat
urday, OQ
each lOv
New Dresses
000 Brand Now Wash Dresses
made of fine grmlo Gingham,
Batistes, Voiles, Linens and
Plaxons, all this season's lat
est styles, well made and nice
ly trimmed, if you need a dress
it will pay you to look these up
Saturday. On sale at very low
prices.
Kimona Sale
100 beautiful new Silk and Crepe Kimonas, exclu
sive styles and patterns , on sale Saturday.
Closing Out Sale of Lace Curtains
'An odd line of Lace Curtains to bo dosed out Sat
urday tit and below cost price. If in need of any
it will pay you to see them.
Curtain Scrim 25 pieces now Curtain i(kn
Scrim, 25c grade, Saturday, a yard It7l
Messaline Silk Sale
1000 yards 18 inch all
silk messaline, comes in
tho much wanted .shades
worth 75c. On sale
Saturdaj', AQp
a yard 0
1000 yards of 2-1 inch
all silk Messaline; in
the new shades; as good
ns most $1.25 grades.
On sale Saturday, OQp
a yard "'
Little Things at Low Prices
Colgate's Talcum 4 Aa
Powder, a can 1WC
Best grade Darning O
Cotton, a ball &
Children's Knit Waists,
very special, f 91
each 2t
Clark's O. N. T.
Cotton, G for
25c
Good grade Pearl
Buttons, a card...
5c
Warner's Corsets, good
grade, MO
a pair
Domestic SnapsJSaturday
4c
Best Prints,
a yard
Good Sheets, QQa
each "wl
Good Pillow
Cases, each
12ic
Best Oil Cloth,
a yard ".
18c
Fino Zophyr Ging
ham, a yard ,
9c
ITino Linen Finish Suit
ing, Saturday, Cp
a yard
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Closing Out
Price
All Hoys' and Misses' Hosiery, 25 and Mfie values
per pair lf
Bovs' fiOt; tjiiality Percale and Madras Mouse
' Waisls, eacli 5
Infanls' Cashmere Vesls and Builds 25 lo 50c.
values, each 25
Men's Gauullet Gloves 75e values, per piv. f0
Men's Leather Work Gloves 5()e. iuality, per
)inr v
Men's $1.(M) and $1.25 qtmlity Gloves, per
imir 75
2000 yards Torejion and Valencitmues litiuiiH, In
sertions, Headings, etc., 8, 10 and J2V.e
quality, per yard ;
Photo Local View Post Cards, 2 for 5
10 styles colored Local View Post Cards, each 1
2000 Novelty Post Cards, regular fi and lUo qual
ity, each r
2000 Comic Post Cards leeach, 10 lor 5
All Dolls, Toys, Glasawaro, China, Dinnor
waro, Tinwaro, Kitchon Utonsila, at almost your
own price.
HUSSEY'S
OLD STAND
1000 Rooms Wanted
In onlor to occomraoilnt tho rcplo attrmllni: thn Ottil I cllowi
fJranit IMlgn nml ttothnh Aurmlily to o hoW III MoJfonl Mjr
30-21-22.
Fill out prlntoil blank liclow anil mall to Jnlm A. 1'crl, Sec.
ItiM.ui t'liiiuiilitco, uol later than April 30, In ordur that list can lio
claislfleil.
Wu will havo room available (ioiii May '10 to 23 aa
foltewi:
Koonii with bath 0 Pt ily for ono pr
on; O M...por day toe two perioiu.
Itoonu without bnth V......pof day for ono
poraon; it per day for two uoraons.
Street anil Kuumber -.
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It leaves practically no carbon
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Wo havo had many years oxnerionco in tho oil
business, and wo boliovo Zorolono is tho best ,
automobilo on yot produced.
For Snlo K very w hero
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
Zorolono In Hold In 'A, 1 nnd
6 gallon cans tho nmull
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InNlHt mi (letting tlio Orl.
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