Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 24, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text-.v. " PAGE TWO i in OTiDFORD MATL TltttfUNE, MEPFOftD, OREGON, SATtn?rAY, OCTOHEK 2-1, 101-1 ,t A Br. r - i j ' w i- i m 4 i r M K isi 4i .1 . K- a i i 41 ft ROTH IN NEVER -SAY DIE AT PAGE MONDAY - . J'iil 'C. Goodwin, wild roiues tu the I'rfgo t Ileal it ml October 20 for one nlpliCoifly, will iippviir for tlic noneo in'"Ke'v'er'Siiv Die." ftiroicnl I'om edy in lluvo neN !. Willinm II. l'o-t. Thin wivci'itful ctuneJv lifti prawn to both 'Mr. Goodwill nhd iU nnthhi' to be the epitome oml vlmms of fine light it(ertiiiiimciit, ns it U now et prensed ninl tletimndcil of the Aniei enn xtoge. 1 rumor that N wholesome, eleiui, irresistible, fun Hint i definitely Krneioiif, nicely inteuniiigleil with nil the tendeinesH mid oiinint iucnnin thai i-nmcH ho nhttirat in the nrt of netiiiR, nh depleted bv Jtr. Goodwin. The vhiniv .ory of "Never Say Die" has for it- foundation the well known facts that even eminent doe torn nniuetituc err in their ilinizuo-is and final analysis of wlmt nils the patient, ami their prututieution of exaetly how long the subject inn. or muv not live. Dionysious Woodlmry (Mr. Good win), having been allotted the brief npiieo of three weeks before nMnjj on to the great majority, forthwith prriceeiU to iirrange cvorthiiisr in he would wwli it after Ins demwo; and his hiuWottcnt failure to live up to tbo iloetor prediction, or rnthei "flic' as per the doctor's predietipiw, furnish u ehaotie cont'u-ton of appar ently inextricable situations. The reader docn not have to draw heavily upon hi-, iinnpnntimi to com prehend the manifold opp lrtuntttes for laugh-provokinu Mtmitioi-. in which they easily enjoy the b i-l uned action of this merry comedy. Ancoterie of d"wtingui-lied (rimers bae nlwnys been n part nnd (arecl of Mr. Goodwin's previous engagements, and, on tlii-. occasion the exotic. t-plendor of Miss M'nrgnret Moreland, everywbern hailed as on of the lat est beauties to grace the stage, will bo eagerly anticipated, ns nho occu pies tjie position if leading' lady: the critics everywhere have been eipially lavib in praising her talents ns nn nctressj Gladys WiNon, Charlotto Lambert, Stanley Hnrritnii, Dennis Cleiigh, Isndoi Murcil, Walter Cltix ton, Luke Vrohtnnn nnd Fnink Luieh, will handle tho rcranining jwrts, nnd that the scenic imotitiire will be correct is n foregone conclusion. NAT GOODWIN IN "NEVER SAY DIE," AT THE PAGE MONDAY sUPAJIERf lAlGSOiir SERVIANS ED F TO RETREAT FROM E ASTERN BOSNIA PLAN WELCOME FOR R. A. BOOTH STEAL GONS FROM AMKTT.KIMM. via London. Oct. J I. :H!I p. in. A dUp.Uch fioin Vl eiinii brings the follow im; nrt'icUil an iioiiucciiicut bv the Atwtiian govern incut under date uf Detober 'JII: "Stiiiin: Seivian and .Mouteueijrlii loicc-. which had peiietintcil the southeastern t'lontier dwtiicl. In I'ast llosiua, that wen without of leiwive Xvoiks, wore defeated Octo ber 1'2 after n seveie battle lasting three 'da.vs, in the region of N'okro, and toreed to letieqt hastily. Details will follow later as lu results of ttie pursuit aie not et known.'' The Vcport of the battle was signed bv Ordnance Master 1'otiorek. "Jokes" In "Dry" Aekidment Ad- bitted by "Drys 19 Big blunder in misleading "prohibition" campaign is finally made J. E. Wheeler, Chairman of the Committee of One Hundred i l i Admits in Public Print That PROHIBITION is tin INKRINGKMUNT OK PKRSONAL LIBKRIY Tlint tbc word DISTRIBUTION' was DtiMBKUATELY LKKT OUT of the proposed "PROHIBITION" tuueiidment. That "ANY CITIZEN" may ship liquor "direct" .from some other state to "HIS OWN HOME." Every Claim Made By The Anti-Prohihition Forces Against The Proposed Prohibition Amendment In Oregon Is Confessed In The Above M' AN REBEL THE HAGOUE. vat London. Oct. S4, 10:10 a. m. Major General von Bodcnlinuftcn, military commander of Antwerp, lias Issued u proclamation countersigns by Burgomaster Ue voh of Antwerp, warning the Germnn troojis that they aro .not iiermltted to commandeer an) thing whatsoever nnd thUt this privilege Is only al lowed to of fleers in accord with the necessities of military occupation An) thing tho fioldierg need the must buy, the geneial's proclamation recites,, and ho Btrlctly forbids thorn to break into bhop. Antw?ri, he 83)8, wag only Mtrrenderod on the tindorbtunding that the troop would not misuso their power. DEFENDER OF LEIGE The repulitieitn jwrty of .Tnekxon I'ouiily is lieiii"- rep-iintetl, refitniUli etl, uinl renovnteil tlinnij;liotit, umlcr the direction of Dr. .1. Jl. Keene. Uert Amler-on, Giw N'ewbuvy. S. S. Smith, and other fitninUpat war hor.e of the piutv of AW I.iueoln, who-o risht winjf wii-. eiu-heu b an otteiiMve t tiifk of T. Koo-evelt. Tliev nie n full of life ns n done fiend wilh n freli s-liot m the elbow, and Wiie more eonnuunientioii'. than the French war otfiee. 'flip lieuteuauti and liifili privutei nrv all fued no heeaie It. A. Hooth, hemitorinl n-pimnt. i due feme time llct week. More en err lins lteen di-nlnved ly the 0. O. P. in the last ten du-, than iiuone imai-ined existed. A couple of counter nttnek were made last week. A report wn- -eat-tcred that the Senator t'hamberlaln mcetin-r In-t eilne-Iay wn a 'fro-t.'' Tho Portland Orepuiian was given n "tip'' nnd twin-lit to eon finn the Minie. It heard there were onlv 400 people at the nieetinjr. Xoai it-cil these t.ictii- tnin to defeat Shadnieh for coroner, when HlitIes were jouiifr nlon the Xile. Another feature of the O. O. P. camoaii-u U the improvement in the ec-ijrht of Booth Mipporters of the Willamette valley, who i-.it m this city. Tliev all return home nnd re port that tliev t-ee n republiean vic tory in Soutlum Oregon this enr. The la-t week Salem, Ko-ehtir. and f Kujrene paper-. Iwne oontait.ed nrti-clc-. -jettui!- forth that .la"k-on coun ty will pe the fiittre rejuiblienii ticket n biu mat'oritj. CAn:TOV.V, London, Oct. 24, ( 7:."0 n. in. The correspondent of tho. Capo Times at Carnnruin, Cano Col- ony, dosorlblng tho recent revolt of Lieutenant Colonel Solomon Gcrhnr-I dua Maritz s.i): "When MarlU cnnio to KaVamas. i in the Cape prolnec, as commandant.) of ihe defense force, ho took nwa) i all the rifles of the local garrison on tho plea that ho needed them to arm a force against tho GcrmniiB. Mar itz went away and was returning with TOO Germans nnd traitors when the garrlfon luckily heard of his approach. "Thlrty-elBht daring men went to his. en nip in tho night and took rifles, ammunition and horset. Mar it caught up with them 30 nil lea away. There was a three hours fight, then the men from the gar rison took to the hush where the' pla)cd hide and Fcok for isc'cral da'it before they escaped with the loss of only one man " JV M L E I N roit LOTHES ADE IN EDFORD CHICHESTER S PILLS W-w TI1K 1IHXONO UHA1B. A w -t Ac w Kadi; AUI..ri'raiilf i rill. In 11.4 --l (.! vri.llAV' r-..-.. Kwt tt). Mm KiUr. Y lime-uu Aikt-trn.iiiljTrjm UlAllONO IIIUMIt IUAImU SOtnRYCnilTiCLqSEVtJmWtMi !TATIMAl ' ill TlltTUnrUM ILtND 'l CIGARETTES I A Qyality I nm men iiae jrp !li J&ivib&a J IlliiV Oforl.-?iffl! 'Ill Oll7lilTO, TUB HAGUE, via London, Ott. 21 10:10 a. in. Xowtipaper advices from Hallu, Gernmny, tay tho German au- thoiltles Jiuvo opened au Inquiry to dlscoier whether General Leman, the defonder of Liogo, who Is a pris oner at Magdeburg, can be Identified as lielnrlch Luhmunn, a soldier of the Gorman army, who deserted dur ing tho war of 1870. Thero ap pears to bo an extraordinary Ukc nets, tho ndvlceu say, between the men, mm m paper MONEY REPLACES GOLD Gold Is M'arce, as it alwa)s is, but moifl so thnu usual In Mcdford to day. Banks this morning guvo to bUbluosH men paper money for tho week end business, lucludlug hoiuu fresh, crisp notes bIrdhcI by W. II. Ooru and John S. Orlli or tio Mcd ford National Hani;. Most of (he trtUMctlons today uro being lie 0tlatd with paper money. Tho torUf ef old is attributed to tbo kvy iblpBints of sold to Europo UtM before the war broke out, WAS MISERABLE COULDNTSTAND Testifies She Was Restored to Health by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Lacltpwanna, N. Y. " After my first hlld was born 1 felt very miserable and could hot stand on my feet. My t ister-in-lnv' winhed mt to try Lydia E. Pink bam'a Vegetable Compound and ny nerves becamo firm, appetite good, step clastic, and I lost that weak, tired feeling. That was six yeam ago and I have had three fine healthy children since. For female trou bles I always take Lydia L. 1'inKiiam'd Vegetable Compound and It works HUo a charm. I do all my own work. "-Mrs. A. F. KnEAMnn, 1574 Electric Avenue, Lackawanna, N. Y. The euccess of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound, made from roots and herbt, is unparalleled. It may bo used with perfect confidence by women who suffer from displacements, inflam matlon.ulceratlonumorsrregnlarlties, periodic pains, backache, bearing-down feeling.ilatulency.indlgestion.dlwtiness, or nervous prostration. Lydia 12. Pink hum's Vcgotriblo Compound ia the stan dard remedy for female ills. Women who suffer from thou- dis tressing ills peculiar to their sex should bo convinced of the ability of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to re store their health by the many genuine and truthful testimonials we aro con stantly publishing in tho newspapers. If you ii nut special advice write to Lydia K.rinbliaiu Medicine Co. (confi dential) L)iin, Mnsij. Your letter will be opened, rend and niiMvered by a woman and held la strict confidence. Mrs.Ed Andrews Voice Culture Phone 827-R F. C. Allen & Co. TJoguc River Corporation, handling Hogtio KMver apples, advertising and increliaiidisiiig only fruit of this valley. "We pay spot cash on hoard cars or de livered to our packing house in (rants Pass. i Growers having Extra J'aney Spitzcn 1urgs to sell that will grade up to the; 2?orth Paeifie DisVrihutors' rules .-jhjjuld ('(imniuuieate at once with our niRimr-r. .h. I'r- d N. Koburlnun. I.'. F. I). Xo. --'.';. i hiss, Ore. MioiieNo.tJIu-VIS. F. C. ALLEN & CO. Pan Dandy Kid Says "Guy told me oilier day I was the best bread he ever ale. Gee, didn't that tickle me, as I know boss buys the best material for making of all the oojdies in the bakery, and he certainly knows how to blend them." w jWBlj I I NURMIBAKINGCO. Nurmi's Bread is Always Fresh and Good TICl'K troves it. te Anti-Prohibition forces have steadfast lv elainied: That "Prohibition is an infringmont of PERSONAL LIBERTY." Mr. Wheeler admits i i i i : i.i: :..i ' it, worn ior worn, in pnonc iniiii. That "Prohibition will not prohibit." Mr. Wheeler's admission proves his Committee of One Hundred is not tnintr to prohibit. That ""Prohibition does not mean Dry Oregon." That "Prohibition would be a doath blow to the present healthy grovvth i TKMPIOK'ANOK NICNTIMKNT in the land." Mr. Wheeler's admission That "Prohibition would let down the bars to MUNI) PIGGKUK anil IIOOTU'.G G IMS,. who would deal in deadly dococtions"; ihe same law allowing any "blind pigger" with a 1IO.MM toship li(inr"tlirect from some other state to HIS own home. The P.UND PIGGUJ is as much of a "CITIZION" as any othor man or woman in Oregon. The blind pigger, because he is not under inspection by state, federal or eitv offii ials, will "manufae lure" one barrel of PUKIO WINK, IMOKK or UQCOKintoa DOZKN PARIH-ILS of POISONOUS JJWVKKAdKS that will make a new generation of imbocilos, idiots. Mr. Wheeler's Three Blundering Admissions Are The Best Throe Reasons Why His Misnamed, Misleading "Prohibition" Amendment Is An Alarming Menace To The State. vote awav their PKN'SONAL 1,1 It Is An Alarming Mennncc HECACSH he would have the people of this stale b3fTY in the belief that Ihev were vol jug for a "drv Oregon." 13ECA"USN he would take awav the present splendid IIOMK IM'UO and LOCAL OP TION LAWS from OlTlKSaiMriJOWNs' . .! 'ranhfer lnpior traffic control to Mm STATIC. UUCACSIO. with all kinds of vile liquor being Hhipped in " KUOM OTI1KU STATKS". into "ANY CITIZKN'S IIOMK" not subject to federal, state or local INSPEC TION, it will be IONTIWKLY PNPKG CLATKI) and will become as "free as water." HKCAUSKit will permit auv HOY OP MAN to "ship" in whiskv in anv amount, with out even Inning to SIGN IIISNAMM with the TPANSPOUTATION COMPAN IES, as under the present I10MK PC Ll) and LOCAL OPTION laws. RKCAVK15H will in no way check the INK KSPONSIMLK DKMNKKP whom a "pro hibition law" is said to protect. PICCACSK it would wipe out JOO.OIH) in LICIONSK HKYI'JNTKK in the state, without aMlingTPPIOTI'l.MPIOPANCI-:. HKCATSHit would serioush INCIfKASK TAXKSin the stale, without aiding TIMJI'I TliMPEUANCIO. HKCAl'SK it would throw TION TIIOPSANI) MOIHO MION AND WO.MKN INTO IDLIONKSS, without aiding TRlTTC TK.MPIOL'ANCl-;. MKCAl'SK it would einptv r00 more stores and UOtJO more homes, without aiding TIU'ETKMPHRANCK. HKCAl'SE it would seriouslv cripple the IIOV YAPDS and HOP INDPSTUY uf the stale, injure a $3,000,000 ANNUAL PAYROLL of oO.OOO HOP PICKUPS and sadlv reduce a b00(),000 ANNPAL JNCO.MK to the state from HOP SALKS with out aiding TIUMiTKM PHP A NCIO. and HKf'AUfJB it would foi litptor into THOUSANDS OP IIOMKS in this state, to be drunk WHOLES. A L 10 or bv CNPKSTPAINED DPINKKPS before the very eyes of the CHILDREN wlmmTIUTKTW.MPKHANTH WOPLI) PK'OTKCT, thus dealing a serious blow to TJU'E TEMPERANCE in the HOME, without in anv wav AID ING TRUE TEMPERANCE; and UECACSEit would build up an A17MY OP ItOOTI.KOGKWK and MLINDPIGCERS in ihe HIGHWAYS AND MY WAYS, teaching II YPOCRISV, DECEIT. SNEAK ING AND LYING TO MEN AND HOYS and WOMEN AND CIRL. i...- -and thus dealing another serious blow to TUUE TEMPERANCE, without, in any way aiding TJttTE TEMPERANCE. Read what Mr. Wlioeler, Chairman of tho "Prohibition" Committoo of Ono Huudrotl, saya in his own words in tho "official dry organ," Tho Evoning Tologram, of Tort land, September 29, 1914: "The 'wet' forces arc seeking to make capital of the fact that the proposed Oregon Dry Amendment DOES NOT KOKBID THE 'DIS TRIBUTION' OF LIQUOR, but merely its 'manufacture' and 'Sale'." "THEY ARE CORRECT. This was done DESIGNEDLY And DELIBERATELY BY THOSE WHO DREW THIS AMENDMENT. Oregon has many citizens, especially many of foreign birth, who de sire to have liquor in their homes. They feel that it would be a HARDSHIP and an INFRINGMENT OF THEIR PERSONAL LIB ERTY absolutely to forbid them the use of Liquor." ' "The Present Proposed Law .DOES NOT FORBID THE USE OF LIQUOR by any citizens, be he poor or rich, provided he wishes to have this SHIPPED DIRECT FROM SOME OTHER STATE TO HIS OWN HOME." Can any Intelligent Voter fail to see the Jokers? VOTE 333 X NO and put an end to this "prohibition agitation'1 (I'uld Advurtliviutut, TaiptytiM ud Wac Knrnr' Jvcu of Oivgou, I'o rtluud, Orou, V i 1 s