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ijt ,j. t ,. - friJV'' . tM MEDFORT) MATL TRTRUNE, MEDFORI), OHROON, THWDAY, MAUCU 31, 1014. PAGE TURKIC X I a i I i T i w- COLORED GIANTS to. 10 PLAY CUBS HERE TOMORROW livery thing Ih In ron it I n vmi for tho 1ilg ball gnmo tomorrow Tliu m (Hindu nro In lli top shape, iiiii! IIio faun iiiHtl(u whi'ltril fur Din Kiuun. Tlmrn will li no illllntor) Indies lu (IiIk uiuiiii nml Imtlt tenuis will put forth llndr bunt efforts to mIii. NotlllllK would plcimu tint Colin moro thiiu to win the firm kiuiiu ln) ml In Ori'iion iiKnlimt tliu Cultirud V (Hauls. ' Tim Coloroil (Hunt Iinn (tin ill. tlnrtloii of winning tho flrnt no lilt. no run i;nuio this neitnon ilnuit iiKnlunt Hid Colin nt Hnnln Komi, While tlio Colin may nut win hero they will endeavor to glvo tint Colore I (limit tint bent tlio) lin. i Tim butting nml fielding of tlio Colored Ulanta will bu n retelutliin to those who liino iidmt ncuii tliuiu piny. Tlio CulU linvo n nlrn fielding team, Out have out boon ImttliiK up to their usual ntniuliirij. Court llnll promUo tlio fnun that tomorrow's gaum will be 11 hummer. A largo crowd will Im In nt teudnuco niul nil tlio schools will bn ilUiiiliiml (or Uu game. All chil li rui under t: )onrn of ago, admitted free. clark Censures president (ijontlnurd from psit I.) Ho ihihmM mrr with n few word 1 tlio ootiolxin of IiIh htiiml lo otlior I iiioinborH of tilt Iioiioo. f "I t'litritiilii n genuine tiffoolloil," he Mild, "for every number f I ho Iioiino, nml thov uill regret huiio of tlio thing tlioy wild nliotit mo whou thoir i'eer ooln ilown." I" I m for Harmony "I'roMilont WIIhoii iIooh not ilenlro nuy liiTiioli in tlio iloiiioornllo party. I ilon't iloxiri) uny hroiioh in tint dim iioratio parly ami I waul to xny thoro U no hioiioh in Iho iloiiioonitic parly now. "I wotilil Mooru to In Hew Hint the proxiilotit woulil ooiiulotiiinoo for a uioiiioiit tho of fort of a jneknl irc Keeling lo.ili-nipt tho party. I'nsi iloiit WiUuii in too lug a mini tint to IwlW lbl'Xrll.1- ' JlJOiiyV'l'l ho fought out on IU iitorilM nml nlo froo from iwrouuiilitien, whioh oau ilo no good mill willed may ilo uitioli liiirtu. Tim proMilont him too high mi Iden of tlio ilutioH of a pulillo nor- Mint o lciro Iho iiiruihorM of eon- c;roHM to ilo other than xoto aooonl i i jr to thoir oounoioutioim eunii'- llOIW. "Willi mint of those who hnw an soiioit tlmt I am seeking to disrupt tho party, I wish to nay that tho wlnli In Iho fathor of tho thought. Ih'iiiiuiirc Svw Vork I'uporn Clark olooil a bitter iloiiuuoiation of tliu Now York Worl.l ami tho .Vow York Sun, Mining: "TIioko pnporn nay I am nipenini: tlni niirroiulor to 1'iiuhunl an tho op- I oiiinu' kuii of my on m pa ig n for tin fi proniilonoy in 1(1 111. It may surprint1 llll'SO oIlM'ipllOIIS t'lllll tlt'lM to know $ that I noor hintoil to any human h holncj that 1 woulil ho a pioMilontial Lauiliitnto lu HUO, ami that I am i:.o a omiiliiliilo, Cou-oiptoiilly thoir nlamlor ha hooii cratuitoun tuoiital 1 iloKrailation. It will nuipiiho thono hmhor-haokoil iuoonnu nwiiiKrn nlil1 moro to know what I luwo uniformly tohl tlioso HiiRponlin my oaiiiUilaox ill 1IMII, ami that in this; If Wood low Wilnou makt'H a mioookk of his ml- laluiNtratloti ho will ho ronoiniimtoil ami ro.olootoil in mill. Hut if hi iiiakoK a failuit), whioh (lod I'm I. id, tho nomination will not ho woilh lm- "I haw iicht outoilalnoil Iho MiKhtont ill-will towanl Iho pron'ilonl ahout Ihu llaltimoio oonvoiition. I wlnli him well. did nil I oouhl to oloot him, far moro than homo of tliont) who o vtoiforouslv ami fill HMiuily prathii him, ami for whom, fiom IiIh him it. ,ii must outoilain nn. pieiuo ooiitoiuijt. J io ntoatlfahtl.N Mippoiloil him tiulll wo woio oallotl upon to holt Iho platform. I iiIimo liiloly rofuso to do any hiioIi thlnj,'. Iloforn (o llallimoro "I do not holiiivi) Iho fact that I lod l'JII Imlloln in llaltimoio, rooolvoil u oloar miijorily on niim IhiIIoIh mnl pit u majority of mom than 100,1)00 iiM'r Ihu proniilcut in tho piimaiv olootioiiH, whoio lio ami I competed, piooluilort mo from ilioliiii't;!iit,' my duly, oxuioiniiiK my linlitn an a iop loHoutalivg ii oouionn and an tho speaker of tho house to stand up for America Junius! (Iioul lliilaiu. "Whutinor iiiii v ho Iho dlffoiouoo. of opinion MspeoliuK the moiils of lhin ease, I do honor Piosideiil Wil son for hm not, If woio in hi place nml heliooi an ho does I should do as ho Iiis done, ami, moio "ii'l'i I hino -noli I'oiiriili'iico in Iho pioslilcnl ilmi lime not (In sliithl 'si ihmhl llmi, if ho could lie in inv I'luog nml hi'liewd um ImIiiU' HENRIETTA CROSMAN IN "THE . W '-' . iMwi i y ' " o4 that ho would ho deuit: ax I am dim k now. Hut I do not ami cannot in doi'-o hin judgment tit tlr iiialtor. I think ho in wholK wroimr, at IoiikI m far an (ho lioutj hoars on our do m ok lie situation, and I'o.iHoipioullv ofiVrs no jiiht onu-e foi lircakniK a well eousldored rl plodno. World U lloiiouiiri'il "Tho Now York World sa.n I am to ho do feu toil an sinker of Iho pyn Miiiaut. for holtlni; the. pro dent. So ho il. The World tried lo heal Hi" for M'-olrotiou to iho soonkepdup, hut I rooeixeil every olo in tho demo oratio iiitmin. Why hino iho pinto i'iVjyirlinyildhopt like it nunlc tliwr fnloi nfiitriiioiili., Inifo Ilisiiiua lioitn.'uly throats T To Indly and hrowhoat mo into holpiiifr do an un American iliing mi utter iiiijii-tilt-alilo llniic a thiiiK' whioh will excite scorn ami ilcrn-ion of the oimIimm! world I II eainiot ho dune, I hao Iho M-nso lo know my ilut. ami th!""1 ,,,wr "" koepors," add (iMiniL'O PIHIIImIi III till ll. I llilln im'111" eritioism to make of ilvmooiatn who xoto for repeal. I entertain a genu ine utfoetioii for tho mouthers of Die lioiisr. Some of the inoinhers of the house have said sonic things uhoiit mo that they will regret when their finer cool, down. Tho coiitlemnu from Toa (Henry) mid tho nentlcmau I nun Ivonluoky (Shoile) lioi-iiini' u-ul healed heoauso I cmummiI the ihl to oto as seenicil (lit. So far ns tho Kenllciimn from (corin (llatil- "- -.-'-- -- -.-- ... .-. . wiek) is ooiioorueil, I sa : 'Shoo, fly; don't hollier mo!' llefusoH in iimnol "I linn tho meiuhers of Iho limine loo well to ipinrrol with them now. Ilidoeil, tho dignity of Dm hi(,'h posi tion I'm liids mo to ipiiniol with nu. uienihor. I irl'iiso- to dtjjrmlo tho speakership hy so doing. asviuuo oory iiieuihoi' limy xoto huosy mid tho wa.x ho ih dictated hy hi inlol loot and conscience. "No one should ho a iiihhor slump eoiiKieshuiau, I iol'u-o aholutely to ho a inhher-stamp iopieenlaio or a luhher-slauip speaker." Clmk said ho desired lo nioo with tho prosideiit, kno.vin- that il ho failed his mutiMs would ho ins. count mod. Hut ho suid ho could find no "oxoiiso" for mi dniim. lie YOUR HAIR NEEDS i PARKIAN VAfiF ' rnillJIflll JIUL. It gulel.ly Itomoxes liatidrurr, Stops Calling Iliiti- and Hiapi Itch .hint beeaiiHu your hair l full ,f dandruff, thin, Htreaky, dull and never will ilo up to look pretty, do not think It miiut bu no. Ileautltiil hair, thick, fluffy, liibtroun and ab Roliitely froo fiom dandruff lu only a matter of rare I'arlilan Hugo fieiiueiitly applied and well rubbed Into the scalp will work womlorn. .Hint ouo application htop ItvhliiK head, ronuixoH iliiudruff uud ull exeoBHlvu oil- II goes right In tho hnlr roots and fiirulnlicH the uoiirlihiiiout iiooded tho hair ho roiiuiM soft, wavy, ahuiioiiul and md Innt with llfo. I'arUluii Kiigo, uhirh nui )l0 hud nt any drug or olot louutor, not only mi on Hm hnlr hut nllmulutiu t In glow long and iniiy'. (lot n ad lent bollln finui Chun, Hlniiig at miiu Theiii n mi ol her 'Munt n iiooil ' TONGUES OF MEN," AT THE PAGE W - c caul ho was willing to follow l'rc-i-' dint Wil-on " Ioiij; as ho In Hi tho j while hiiHM-, ih luiitf as lie dovn not n-k us n ripinlmto tho plunks of tlio dciiiociiilic pint I'm m." Tho opraker eharaoterixi'd tho president's HHiie.t im "ainariiii:'' mid lliou entioisod him for lint dis. cloriiiK tlio niiKiiUrt why ho omisiiN ert'd the repeal of tho o.emplloji olaiiso iiBi'i.-ary. "Wo don'i wmil war with any na tion, said Clark, "hut rather than surrender our rinht to complete sov eioixuly tjver oory miiiaro foot of our Hlohe-gjrilllni.' duiuain, wo will ihoerfujfy iyn. I'jjurngruusV.v fai;- a world fn'iimis." Clark siiKsonlod inrroly suspending the exemption olnu-o rather than on ao is lepeal. Ho thou referred to tho while lioiinv lioiiteuantn in tho house dtlmlo im "Mtlf-oonstituled ciictoiliniit of tho American people Smol.0 .Ml. Till. Clcnrn nud help tnilld up a roll for jour on town. pny Everything a Man Needs 91 Complete Slmxliij; Outfit St 10 Article III To advertise our Cnlxonnl Shaxl-ig Outfit and Cuitcr-oil I'rodurls wu will for a limited time only, send thl well worth .t 00 Miavlug outfit for 9l.no. Wo aoll our nrodurta to tho connunior direct nud therefore you saxo all agouis' pniflts which as ou )ou know nro xerj largo. Hollow (ii'oiind Itaor, ."Intli Lather Itrusli. Itanr.Miop, Cmuan I tack, Mil.el Caret Mink Minor, .'lit-liirli Itarber Towel. I liar S'laxlug Sen p. 1 llo Talium 1'owiVr. I DiM'oialoit Clilim Mug. I Alumliiiiui llai'.K'r Comb, I Iti 1st lo Hair Itiush, Not moro than one outfit to each consumer Agents need not write. Knelt outfit packed lu ue.tt hot M.00. CNIVKIISAL I'ltOUCCTS CO. Day Ion, Ohio Imaginary Heart Trouble ,)0 IU lHU0 mll,H ln tllu roK,on u( n,o head? Doen lour heart thuniii H lenlblo pouudlug giontl) alarms you? What In wrong? Do you bo llovo those symptoms mean heart troulilo? Orguulo dlseiwoti of tho henrt veiy seldom occiihIou much pain, but nro bteulthy nud deadly, .N'luu-tcutliH of tho piilus tnipposed to be In the lieuit, urn either In, or ranged hy binno deinugenient of the Htouineh. Often u dyspeptic Imagines ho bus heart (Unease. m s&i IUH lllf WUUCliCMIH , tllUC HANK TONIC DIGESTIVE J ii'cnniiiiuuili'd enpertnlly for d) liiplii nml InillKestlnu, mid fur re storing the stuiiiiu'h to lis iiurnutl fiiiiilluiiH ami im iniim ' liiuiit trou ble " HASHISH' IMIKISTOIIi:. i;ilultii Mi'iiti'l .tui'iiiy HAsO HUMPHREY PUTS BLAME FOR REPEAL UPON GRAPE JUICE WAKIIINOTON, Mnn-h fl. "To iluy we are pnxinjx the pnee of schol arly ohst nae, of text hook stales, iiianship, of Mihlinie of nmirnce of Cliaiituiiipiii methods mid Kn,l,(' julee diplomacy." Ifepresentullvo lliimphroy of WashliiKton eimiiiniiited today in a red-hot attack on tho I'anauia canal tolls repeal hill. He termed the piopo-al to ahandoii froo tolls a "couimlly niirri'inler lo tho dictates of an executive," and scornfully told tho democrats that their attitude on tho suhject wan de serving of more contempt that the "i'liKlmli lmif.'imt:e can express." Then ho laid the hlmiio or the hill onto Iho egotistical hluuderin. hol ier than-thou hiIio of the demo cratic ailiiiiuistraliou, "Wo haxo lixed to see the impos iiilt spectacle of tho pienideiit not akfit;, hut snpplicntiiiK us lo repu diate directly a platform plank ho cs peeially npproxed," Iho Washinglon inemher declared. "W'c haxo lixid to see tho inspirini' speotnolu of a see retar of stale sittiuL' in tho liou-e diplomatic gallery and xiorouslx up plauduiK thin plan which ho hunsilf wrote applauding a proposition to harler the interests of his cniiutrx to cover his own stupid hlumlcis." Humphrey declared Champ Clark would not have taken Wilson'., stand. If ho had not "hct'ii rnhhed of the' nomination at Haltiuiuro and prc-i Milled him from hecomiap president." "I ooiiKrntulntc the country that Champ Clark mid Oscar L'ndenvood still control their own xotof," Hum phrey eoiitiiiued. Ho charged that tho president was tho instrument wherohy .Japan and Kuglatul plan to maintain their "in ternatioiial confideiiro giimo" of ns. inii the canal without American com petition, ami that ho had hecn a sympathetic listener to the trnn oontiueiital railroads' plea to main tain freight rates. Ho said tho rowal would roh tho people of tho northwest of their hen efit from tho canal and throw tho aihautagv to Hriti-h Columbia and tho transcontinental linen. "I am ouo who has never publicly talked war with Japqn, hut the peo ple of the norlhwe-t const nro neither weaklings nor cowards," ho said In conclusion. "Tlioy do not share tho dread of tho president nor tho ah jret fear of the secretary of state, and if it comes to a (piestion of na tional dishonor or xvnr tho people of the coast aro readv for war." Legal blanks toi tala at tb Mall Trlhanw offlpa tf MRS. H. L. LEACH Expert Corsetiere 32G North Bartlctt. Phono new M. 1 Over All ! IfilHBiF M The greatest advance in PURE WpjSSSSmMf GOODNESS ever made in smoking IgjBMw&jEMBHK ij tobacco. rWS3?JSSiSr8iHl Ij Stag isn't Just a little better. It's a revela- jft JMwMMVjfK l UUII, t.,l, lll'H I.J'I iT.f tl ! . You can't smoke half a pipeful without realiz ing this. Try it and see. Convenient Packages. Tho Handy Half-Sizo 5-Cent Tin, tho Full-Sizo 10-Cont Tin, tho Ponnd and Half-Pound Tin Humidors and tho Hound Glass Humidor. i BPPQluPC' P M , TBBBBBBBBBSTfVTi Tf r, 1 u w ymmrs w iir 50,000 MINERS IN OHIO FIELDS I0LEM TODAY ('OM'Mfil K. 0., Mnn-h 31. llftv thousand Ohio co.il iniuorn will he idle after lonilit its a result of the miners' and mini owners' failure to ajtrcc on a waitc scale in place of the oik; expiring tit the hint day in .March, it was si a I id hero today. The men's represent a the miff t'ltsted n rofereiiduin on tin scale, hut Iho owners refused to wait, snyinj: they couldn't "run the initios without knowing what coal cost-." Ahout (100 mines are iuwdvdl. Several tlioun xiud men in the Iloekiu, .faekson, Crooknyillo, Cnuesville, I'oniorny, llcl iiionl and .lofforson districts hrnc ipiil work alroaih. No one would wiiture a iirediotimi as to hon liiii the Huspriioion wd last. IN ALL OUR NEIGHBORHOOD There Is Hardly A Woman Who Docs Not Rely Upon Lydia E. 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If you nro ill do not drag along until an operation Is necessary, but at onco take Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. If you wnnt npoclnl nilvlco write lliliii K. IMiiklinm Medicine Co.( (coulldcutlnl) Lynn, Mu.s.s MEDF0RD FLUFF RUG CO Rug and Carpet Cleaning I and "Weaving 511 EAST MAIN STREET i Phone 533-R w? STAC For Pipt and Cidarcttt " EVER-LASTING-LY GOOD ft wMt1 vmi" Lorlllurd Co. Kit. IN ONE MINUTE! CLOGGED NOSTRILS OPEN COLDS AND CATARRH VANISH v. Slnpa Nmtjr Dlichnrse, Clean Stuffed Hend, Una It IrifUmod Air Panaget and You IJreathe Freely. Try "lily's- cTeanTllnlm." (Jet n small IkiIIIh anyway, Just to try It Apply n lllllo In tho nostril nml liiBlnntly your clogged none met ntoppoil-up nlr pnnnngi-s tit tlio liond will ojicn; you will brentho freely; dullnenf and lieadnrho dlnnppwir. Uy morning I the rntnrrh, mld-ln-head or catarrhal noro tliront will lngone. Ktnl nueli mUery nowt Got tho nmnll Mttio of "i;iy'i Croani ltnlj" nt any drug t"re. Tldn atrot fro grant bnlm ill selves y tho heat This Baking Powder Keeps Its Strength The large can of PC C lasts longer than 25 cents worth of other baking powders but no matter how long it takes to get to the bottom the last spoonful is just as good as the first. K. C raises the nicest, lightest biscuits, cakes and pastry you ever ate, and it is guaranteed pure and wholesome. mZ Hupmobile History CJIAPTEn VII (Continued from yesterday) i Kuropo emphasizes tho quality of ttili U,w Center of (.rallr equipment. To get graceful lines Into a small , Tlo principal advantages of tho car. It Is necessary to build It closo ' Hupmobile starting and lighting are: to tho Kround. This construction l simplicity, power, positive action, not only conduclvo to pood looks, but there Is also a large factor of safety In the low center of gravity obtained. A low hung car rides easier because It has less side sway, and is faster because It has less resistance. It Is practically Impossible to overturn this car. Iload clearances nro as follews: Under front cx'c.l 1 inches; under motor, 11 14 inches; under center of rear axle, OVi inches. CHAPTCn VIII The Hupmobile starting and light ing system wns chosen after n scries of experiments (extending over a year and a half) which Included prac tically every well-known design In tho market. Tho adoption of this system by cars of highest price in America and Increase the Power of Your Car We remove earhon hy the oxygen process at the low cost of $1.00 per cylinder Crater Lake Motor Car Co. ".v.i sue, mf BH xBl "NoHtlag, WVffSjt ti'iMl A "XoNitlag." nfr5slissisisisK'-IBBBLl sjwKrsw-yiwwwT-vwfc,-,.. . .. .. ti i JissisisWi mtMMfvrr r f i i .sWtsisiMisisM "Q"ki Jnwrn "'EnELmJMXMMJkJmmkXJKl of the noMrlln; ponotrntr-i and hoaln (ho Inilnutod, swollen lucmtirniii) whlrh line the noso, licnd and throat ; clean tho nlr pannages :topi nanly dleIiargoM and a feeling of cleansing, nwitlilng relief comes Im meillnlely. Don't lay nwnkn tisnlght strug gling for breath, with head stuffed; uonlrlls closed, hawking nml blowing. Catarrh or a cold, rlth ltd running none, foul mueotw dropping Into tlio tliront. and raw dryne! Is distress ing but truly necitko. Put your fnltli Just owe In "I'lv'ii f'renm Halm" nud your cold ir cntarrli will tnirely dlxntipear. For goodness sake, use K C. cist of operation, lightness in weight, accessibility and Independent magneto Ignition. Tho starting motor and tho gen erator aro neatly incorporated Into tho power plant. Tho 'generator Ij mounted on the right rear of tho en glno somewhat below tho magneto shaft, from which It Is indirectly driven by a silent chain through the ure of an idler sprocket. Tho six volt starting motor Is located on .tho opposite side, and drives through (i gear cut In a drop forged steel ring attached to tho flyhcel. A gear driven by the starting no tor engages tho flyhcel gear by push ing forward a pedal operated by tho driver's left foot. Tho starting switch Is connected with this same (To be continued.) (HV SK S1B1B1B1bB'W SnasOTITilBlBlHilBlBlBlBllH i 'i ' i