Medford mail tribune., April 21, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

WEDFOTtT) MATH TRIBUNE, MTCDFORT), OlfEflOX, 'ITE.SDAY, APRIL 21, 191
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A TRAIN
EVELYN THAW FOR
CAREER ON STAG
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l.imt iiIkIK 1-Jvi'l ii Ximlili Tlmw
mill lief niiiiuiiiy ilii)ul (o a umicl
Iiiiiin'i) mill i'iimi a Mtiiitiivlllu iinfipriii
niicn or iiiiiiHinil iihtII TliD iiiKiid
uiiii all iiimiiI In tli.'h- inuiH ami llm
HtiiMn ni'tlliiKN wi'in aiiroirliilii anil
il('hirHiiiu,
MIhh TIiiiw'h first niiiinrnii('u wni
ill it Kroup (if niiiiliirii ilanri'ii, which
with l)irnl of llu iiti'iil ilny rriw,
If nut to iiiiui'tnl In ninviiinimt an Clio
mnro cliiMtlt' ilaiiiii of llm punt con
tury.
It nn In tint imiitnitilim nf tlm
liut act Unit Minn i:vil)ii hIhmmiiI to
tlm Iiont nilvniilnitn. Tlm story of
llm iinnluinliio Man mm of Holminlnii
llfo In tlm Latin itmrini' of Hurl.
Many a fniiiomi ilrniiinllsl lm fouiul
liU plot In tlm itinrlT l.nllu ('olniiy
of art. I.n llolii'itm, I'lirrlniil's tiinn
tcrplctn In ii toucliliiK llttln Htory of
nrtlsu1 llfn In tlm l.utlu minrti'r.
which lm linn k 1 (7ll n iiiunlcnl setting
(lint will iliiiriii an ton k im lili'loily
h'n)n tlm till inn it Imnri,
U'hllo pnntonilim I tlm MkIk'hI
form of ilrainntlc cprrmlon, It I
lint poorly nppntlnlcil In tliU roiin-
try, lint In Cnropo It lioliU i-timl
pinto with tlm opnra ami hlr.lmr
elnsi ilrninn, It U n iitory tolil In
artliui with orrhi'itral mttliiK.
I wan Krnnlcil a slmrt Inionlow
(nut lilrhl Ixitwi'iMi tlm nctn with Minn
Thaw In whloh slm ixpnMcil her ilr
IlKht nt llm first liw of our beau
tiful tnlloy which hunt upon Iior
l:ht dm nhu rou ml ml tlm iiiuutilnln
nt Asliliuul. "Your alley In a lltllo
Ktun," snlil ln, "hUIi tho groat
hmiw.rnppeil lilouiitnlmi Iin n nettlllK. '
"Don you diijuy your Hiiro wurk?"
nln wan nuked.
"Ym, It I all nlmorhhiR," snlil slm.
"I llko It Ihji'uiuh success iIihmhIs
on hnrd work ami hoiient effort. Life
Ii Ioiik nuil snisiitlonni reputation Ii
fleetliiK Tlm iuhllr will noon ream
to lm attracted hy tho trnneily of my
pant llfo. ami I will lm olillced to
Maud on merit- I am working hard
ery day to heromu morn proficient
In my profession. Diulil lletairn
raniTt to sro my performance reveral
times while I wni In New York and
recommended that I continue In pan
loiiilue for ii year ns ho comldered t
the liiwt kchoolliiK for an actor, and
then another senson ho will prepnro
n play for mo and clvo mo a thor
iiiikIi ronchlnx In tho dramatic work.
Ho limit generously predicts a suc
cessful future. Well, there In tho
nterturn to tlm necond act mi I must
o. Tell your people that 1 hopu for
their kind renin in hramv "
And no the llltlo lady tripped
away. Him who had pla)ed a part In
u traKt'dy of real life, and not of tho
mimic world. A trasedy whero real
teara wero nlietl and whero tlm tic
torn plaei their part with an earn
estness and realUm far he) mid tho
nklll of Imitative art.
i:d ANimnws.
PASADENA
LABOR
BOARD
DENOUNCES
WAR AS PUERILE
I'AHAHKKA, !.. Apnl l. !
MIMllll'IIIK IIH pUI'lill' lilt' IHIIIIMll III
wiijji' wnr on Mexleii, llm I'ltMiili'iiM
lioiiiil of Inline Ih mi icciint loilny iih
ui'nlnjr uorliiiijjiueii In linve no mill
ill hiirli ii wni'. Tlm lioutil U mmle
up of linen locnl union Mini tlitee
I'l'lll'I'llllollH.
T(l ICIMlllllillll WIIH llllllllillllllh
mlopleil IiinI lliullt, which Hie heeie
Inry hi)m "iviim not hii well ullrmlcit
iih iihiiuI" llllil In hi 1 1 it. Il leeitei
llm nlli'cil wroiiKH of the niiiierH in
Coloriiilo mill UHheilH tluit the mlmlli
llriilliin Iimh Inkeii mi eocu'riiuee of
Ihi'Hi' nulriiKi'H, hut now would per
petinle wr lieciutc Hie propel l
lililM of Itoeki liller in .Mexico ore
iiivolteil, It I'lincliiilcM ul.h llm I'oN
lewing:
"In iev of Hi fuels the I'iinii-
ili'illi hoiinl of lnhor piolontx UKiiiuxi
lliw ouliii)e of ilfi'incy mill hrolher
liooil in the niiiiie of honor iiml pn I
liotiHiii iiml iiiIU upon the worl,erh
ill I'llHllili'llil iiml elNewheie lo teftiwe
In Incline n parly to the niunler nf
tho MeviemiN for the iIoIIiiih tluit
Mlnmliinl ()i iiml oIIh'ih hope to
iiuike fmiu the MexicmiH in their lii-lp-
IchMK'KX."
HUERTA PROMISES
PROTEIN TO ALL
FOREIGNER
M
MKXICO C'l'l Y, April 21 Aiuer
IcniiH hero wero niixlotialy awnllliu
today Hewn fiom U'lihliliiKtuu ruKiird
liiK the ai'tlou I a K en liy roiiKromi In
rcHiiin to PreMlilent Wllnou'i. tik;h
miKo. It wn Knii'irally hellnved Unit
coucrenH would Invent I'rciildimt Wll
nou with full authority to nil
Tlm diplomatic corpn, except Amer
ica n Chargu d'Affnlrvn O'HIiaiiKhnen
ny, tonfiirrcd here hint nlKht with
IVindKii MlnUter I'ortlllo HoJuk,
I'renldoiit lluertn wan not pienent.
Hlr l.lount Cnrdeu, recently ap
pointed llrltlnh milliliter at Itlo do
Jauelri), llnull, wan expected to
reach Mexico City durliiK thu da),
Diplomatic iiKcutn hero hoped he
would perniindn lliiuita to yield tn
tlm United Htnten hut there In vury
little cliniico of him receding from
llll prenout helllKerotlt ntnud,
I'renldcnt lluertn hun anniirod tho
Aiuorlcnii traiinpurtntlou committer,
thai, eM'li If war coiilen, lm will lvo
Aliierlcaiin hero nil ponnlhlo ri Id.
IMik! Look!
Rinoke Covernor Johnnon clears,
t'.cy'ro nii'if, In Modforl you'll like
them
NEW
FROM
COUNTRY
CORRESPONDENTS
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LEAVE VERA CRUZ
VKHA IU April ai. IIiKlity
M fii Ameiu'iiii refugees iiieluiliiiB
men, wouieii iiml children, totluy were
uliniiril hleiim.iip-i Mexico iiml Hi
(icnuuii, elmrlereil hy the I'nitcil
States j-nvcrmuciit to tnKo them
lioiiie. Tlm Mexico was to Imve mil
eil IiihI IiimiiI, hut wiin iiliuhle In
leine oil UlTOIIIlt of llifjll wiuiln iiml
u rouph en.
(Ii'iientl Miiiih toiluy received in-
htructimiK from I'leMdnit llueilu In
pichervu peiicit in Vera t'nu nt uny
Clint.
The I'ciii-iui Oil cotupuu.v'H Irndo
limit Sun I'Muiiiilo with held in icudi
iii'hk to lespund to ordcrri of llm
HritMi coiiNiil.
FEAR MEXICAN RAID
CAIiHXICO, Cnl April ai. Honl
ileiitH of ('aloxlt'o nro waltliiK today
for tho urrlwil from Moutoruy, Cut,,
of a troop of cavalry.
At Mexlciill, opponlto thin hordor
point, :i&0 Mexlcnn rcKiilum aro on
camped. C'aloxlco U unprotoctod,
ami In tlm event of druHtlo action hy
cmiKniKH In tlm Mexican Munition, p.
Ih feared hum (hut tho Moxkauu will
raid thin town.
itnuclmrtt from tlm vicinity of
Hhurpn llciulliiK. wlmro liciidKiiteii
uru locatud Unit control tho water
mipiily fur illlO.UOU ucrun of laud and
UioiiNiiniU of ruiichen, reported thai
Mexican (roup itrn encamped coo
hy, Thu dpnlriicllou or llm lu'd.
Kuteii would I'liunn u lunn of luindiuiU
of IliiiiiniiuiU nf ilulliitn.
CENTRAL POINT POINTERS I
Ml hi NcInoii of California in here
iih the pict of Mih .M.vrtle Duuteii,
lliutlev Aiixtui, who Iiiih lieeu em
plu.M'il ut Seattle for the pat two
yeiirN luu icttmicd lo liin home m
thin city.
"The New MmMrr," Kivt-n liy Hit-
choir of the M. I), church, nan great
ly cnjiivc.l hy all prccut. Iliu'li and
every one took their part to pet fee
lion and the evening wiih npcut with
imieli laughter hy the miiiiII uudiciieu
preeut. tin iieeomit of .o much '
int; on, there wan not u larKe an
audience iih was expected, hut it i
talked hy Home of repeating it in the
near fiitiuc
(Iraiidma Duwilin, who lm- hcen
-ciiniiMv III fm the lut three munllis
died at Iter Imam in th h city Friday
afternoon. She was riveclcd and
loved hy the people of Central Point
and tlm vicinity around and will he
greatly tniied hy her large circle of
friends and relutivc. The relative,
have the hvinpiilhy of the entire com
munity. Mr. and Mr. Coffitn have returned
from a vi-it with their sun at Call
foriiiu, mid will leave hoon fof the
cant, wheie they will tcldc.
Mr. and Mrr. Karncht Scott hpent
the week-end with relatives at llueh.
Our high hcIiooI hiiHchall team mo
tored to AhIiImiuI Saturday mid play
cd u game with the Ashland team.
Moth tcauiH played good, resulting in
a victory for our leniii.
Minn l.ydia Hefnrd and little Mihh
( 'anna n Kngland hent the IiihI of the
week with her pnreuts at Siiiiih val
ley. "The I'lofcHMir'i- l.oi," given hy
the I'uiverHity Irngtie here Friday
evening, proved to lm a great mic
cchh. The way each ami every one
performed their partn hIhiwciI that
Ihry had had the hent of training.
Mr. and Mih. David I'riee are hcie
visiliug liin Hlephrollier, W. K. 1'iiee,
and family.
Minn Neyte l,oui Iiiih returned
from a very delight fid imI with her
friend, Minn Mellride, ut Tahle Hock.
Mt. I.owclla llcatou Iiiih icluriied
to California after a Hcveral wcckV
visit with her piuents here,
Mrs. I'ollmtz of Mcdl'onl spent a
few niiiiulcH here Sunday,
School Children, Attention
Have you hccii the cash prizes of
fered hy llm Commercial club in the
"Mvut tho fly" cmnpaigii. They me
in the hhow window of llie Toggery,
(lo hue them then swat llm flv.
MHDFOHI) ronrMKUCIAI. CJ.l'H.
RUCH RUMBLES
Mr and Mm. C M. lluch wero
hiinluene callern In Medford Wcdnci
day
Mr and Mrn Will llanren after
npendliiK the winter In Tuncon, Arlr,
have returned and nro vlnltlug nt
th hoine of Mrn. Mnnncn'n part'iitn,
Mr. and Mrn. A. Throckmorton.
CJenrgo lluckley and hli brother
and nlntor motored to town Saturday.
Minn Innhcl Taylor of llunrnm wan
the guest of Minn Hazel and Uuth
llnmlltou Huuday.
K.i in ("off man of lluch wnn n bunl
iienn caller In Jncknunvllle Saturday,
Mr J. Win. Hmltli of lluch cuter
mined n large uuiulier of tho yeun:
people Saturday evening. After en
Joying thcnmclvctt plalug gamen, un
til 10 o'clock, they pulled randy uud
popped corn.
Mm. Win. Copplo of Iluurom ru
turned home from Crantn I'ann Thuri
day whero nhu Iiih been vl.ltliiR her
nlnter, Mrn. A. (!. I.ewti.
John Matney of thin vicinity was
a luminous caller In Mcnlford Thurn
day. Mrn. Kminn lluckley nud children
npeut tho week end In Jncknouvlllc
with her pnreutn, Mr. nud Mrn. Chris
Ulrlcli.
Hal McKcc who hah been absent
from thin valley for nomc ttmo re
turned home Saturday. Ho wnn
welcomed home by n number of old
frlendn.
MUn Sadie ltlcu who has been at
tending high nchool nt t'hoenlx for
the pant term, hnn returned homo to
make and extended vlnll with her
pa ron In, Mr. nud Mrn, J. II. Hire.
MUn Nellie CoIIIiih of lluch npent
Saturday nud Sunday with II. M
CoIIIiih of Jacknunvllle,
I.owIh I'lrloh of Jackson vlllo wjm
In thlH vicinity Friday.
A finally reunion wiih held nt the
homo of A. Throckmorton Huudny.
Those present wero Mr, nud Mrs.
Scott and children of Central I'olut,
Mr. nud Mrn. Will McDanleU and
children, Klmn nud Lester Throck
morton uud Mr. and Mm. Hansen,
also Mr. uud Mra. Tex of Central
I'olut.
Mr. and Mm. Swan were tho guests
of Ha) a Saturday.
AMERICAN SOLDIERS
PATROL MEXICAN QUARTERS
F.I, l'ASO, Tex.,"Xpril 'Jt. Anieri
null soldiers patrolled the Mexican
ipiarler here last night to prevent
distuibunccs. No attempt was made
to interfere vuth tho Mexicans, hut
General Hatfield scut out patroln ns
a precautionary measure.
NOSE AND HEAD STOPPED UP FROM
GOLD OD CATARRH. OPEN AT ONCE
My CUniisingi Hmllng Halm In
slanlly Clenit Wo. 3, Head and
Thront Stops Nntly Cntanlul
Ultchnrgni. Dull lUadncho Goes,
Try "Hly'M Crcmu It.ilm."
(let it M'uill IhiKIii anyway, Just In
try It Apply a llltlu In I'.ie imNtrllH
uud Instantly your ihiujed uonn and
nloppeihtip air pnsiii;en of llie heiul
will open i you will IukiiiIio fively;
iIiiIIiichn ami lieaihichii illxippe.ii. Hy
ni'MiiIng! Mm iiiimih, mid In head
nr iiilaiihiil mue ihrmil will beguue.
Hud mull misery now '. Del li
niuull liullln nf "Clv'H Chmiii Itnlm''
Ml any ill iig nluiv This nwipl
fragrai.t hnhn dlwulvex by Urn heat
of tlm iiositi-llH ; penetrates and lio.il
tho liitlametl, swollen meiubraiio
which linen the nose, head and
thl'tMit ; ilea i h the air iiuhs,ics; hIuji
nasty illschargeK and a reeling of
ilciiindm;, KiHithlug relief conies ii.i
niedliitcly. Duu't lay iiwnlai to-ulghl siru,'
gllui; fur hrealti. with head lulled;
i osirlU i'tiikcd,'liiivrklug ami IiIdw-Iu .
Caliii'ili or i) fold, with Its luiiiiliitt
inn', foul inneoun dieppleg lulu !io
l 'noil, uud rinv dry no Is ilUlress
I at hut Duly needles.
I'ul your fnllli - Jut oiiin In
":i'h t'l'iiiin Halm" nud ynur .old
. r i i in'i will surely iiliipiour
48 Pairs By Express
Tlm Now
"HCCIIKHH" I'CMI'H
Ntul, trim and plennlng to thu
eyu. You will want a pair on night.
l.oo
At Ihu Hlgu of
Tool SMnrs"
oi'I'esiti: i'ost eiTici:
BEARING PEAR ORGHARD
FOR SALE
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Hlcli, deep free noil. House, largo barn and outbuilding.. Only
three mllea from town. Heat commcrclnl varieties. Trees aro In
film condition and free from blight. Mood drainage nna nub-lrrl-gated.
Dcautlful view, Incomo proposition.
Ilorgaln price, only t50 per acre. Tonus, one-half casti,
E. S. TUMY
t-10 (.'nriHtt-Corcy llldg.
Colonial Flats
Light homickccplng. Hcnt by week or month only.
A (pilot, refined homo for people who like comfort morn than olo
gnncn, and renin well within the limit of their pockatbookx.
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ICE
BUY PURE ICE
WfirNlIARDS Distilled Water Ice is , ,
Absolutely Sanitary
ENDORSED BY ALL PHYSICIANS
For Quick Deliveries, Phone 51
H. Weinhard's Ice Depot
(mm i ll orecon
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WHILE THE SUPPLY LASTS
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Warranted 14-K Gold Plated
Rose Finish Medallion
To Every Purchaser of a 5c Pouch of TUXEDO
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That is the object of this remarkable offer the reason
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p Kr H ana avoid disappointment as dealers have
" 4 only a limited supply of these"State Seal"
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Look for Free Offer Sign on a Dealer's Window.
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YOU CAN BUY TUXEDO
EVERYWHERE
Convenient pouch,
innerlined with
moisture-proof paper
Famous green tin
with gold lettering,
curved to fit pocket
In Tin Humidors 40c and 80c
In Glass Humidors
SOc and 90c
5c
10c
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