Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, December 02, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

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Offlf-lal I'aper of tho Ctiy of Madfor.
Official I'aper of Jackson County.
Entered ts second-ilass matter at
aledford, Oregon, under Us sot of
March 8, 187.
PROPERTIES HELD
PETHOORAl), Doc 2. Aiv imer
inl tiknsc United today authorises the
minister of fiiinnco to tnke control
of the expenditures ami receipts of
societies, companies nnd enterprise"
founded or operated in Ktissin by
subjects of Germany, Austria-llun-gary
nnd Turkey.
Tho uknso expressly prohibits,
without tlio special nuthorirntion of
tho minister of finance, tho p'.yment,
delivery or transfer of any ready
money, papers of -value, silver, gold
platc'nnd precious stones that may be
owned by subjects of the countries
mentioned.
It is provided that till payment to
mtbjeots "of Germany, Austria-Hungary
nnd Turkey, who omnee to be
oulsitlo of Hussia, but possess there
commercial establishments or real es
tate, shall bo effected in Russia
through due legal process.
IN HEROIC DEED
FimXKS. Dec. 2. IVv order of
Kin- Albert, the cross of the Order
or Leopold was conferred on every
member of the little band of cyclists
who crossed tho Gorman lines nnd
blew up n bridge nenr Mom, which
cut the German c-oaimtinientiouss for
threo dnvs and allowed the allies to
assemble the forco necessary to check
the advance of the Germans towani
Calnix.
This company of eycli.-t. from
which tho men were taken for thi
piceo of hazardous work, is composed
of 300 member), sworn to give their
lives to the country. Only ten were
taken from each regiment out of the
many who volunteered. Tho corps is
used in operations -which often menn
certain death. In tho present case,
the destruction of the bridge cut off
tho Germans' hiipplies and is consid
ered by the king to he directly re
sponsible for the failure of the Ger
mniiK to break through tho lino of the
itllies in the critical days of the first
week of November.
Tho officers who received both the
cross of honor and the rnnk of chev
alier of the ordor of Leooold were
Captain Delfrosse, Captain Com hois,
Lieutenants do Itode, Oervois, Helms,
Pnrddcu and Holers, while tho cross
was given to twenty-four non-commissioned
officers and enlisted men.
PLAN 10 CONTINUE
NKW YORK, Dec. 2. Plans to
continuo the fight against the Federal
lcutruc nmnntr others the proposal l
transfer the Jerso" Citv club to
llrooklyu, will bo discussed t the an
uual meeting here next week of tho
National and International leagues.
Advance statements from club own
ers of the two leagues indicate that
peace negotiations have been aban
doned, and thai the fight will be re
Mimed mist seasuu.
A
Mudnin Wlnlpnoth, palmist, clalr
YOAiil pud trance medium.
Now locuted In our city Is creating
nonunion by her true predictions.
Shu butt engaged u patronugo of the
very best people f our city. Hhe
rcmls ou U open book, past, prus.
fit and future, nnd sets ou on the
rttfbt rod lo health, wealth Hint lisp
MiHcss. All IliOdu ill doubt don't full
M vw Ibis nl"'"l woman slio U hern
fir" n w duK lil Oiflt'n t'olniilsl
J'lU, Hulh HKclshle. 'ill
RUSSIA
SEIZES
BY ALL FOREIGNERS
CYCLISI
BAND
FEDERALS
STRANGE
WOMAN
MAKING PROHIBITION A FAROE
TjriO "Coiiiiiuttoo 01 Um llunuTPU" wnu'it, wuii uw
Aiifi-Rnlooti lonciip. fnthorcd tho prohibition mnend-
luent niul made tho fight for a dry Oregon, is reported to
bo drawing up a measure to bo presented to both houses
of tho legislature as an enabling net carrying into offeot tho
'letter and spirit of tho amendment.'1 A dispatch from
Portland says:
Dcsplto rumors to tho contrary, there wilt be no attempt I" this measure
to prevent the distribution of liquor nor to prevent Us use In the home.
The enforcement measure, as was tho amendment, Is alined merely at tho
open saloon and public salo of liquor.
Such a measure will make prohibition a fa roe. It will
enable every person to secure as much liquor as he wants
and increase drunkenness, without the regulation of tho
traffic and tho revenue derived tucrctrom by mo com
munity. . ...
A measure such as that proposed will create endless
"blind pigs," stimulate "bootlegging," convert every club
into a barroom with "lookers." multiply the number of
"clubs," make highly profitable the drug stores, increase
enormously the traffic of the express companies and send
millions of dollars annually out of the state.
The. people of Oregpn voted overwhelmingly for pro
hibition. It was tho women's vote that turned the scale.
Does anvone for a minute suppose that, women want liquor
shipped'in anv more than they want saloons to dispense it?
Oregon has decided for prohibition. Let us have pro
hibition. Lot us have the most stringent, drastic laws pos
sible, and enforce them to the letter. Having voted to make
people good bv legislation, let us complete the effort. If
liquor is bad for humanity it should be prohibited, along
with opium and other injurious drugs.
Any law permitting the importation, distribution and
Use of 'liquor in the home or elsewhere, where a state has
voted for prohibition, makess for hypocrisy the outward
form without the real substance. It is merely a sham and
is a violation of the spirit of tho law and tho expressed will
of the people. .
The iMail Tribune opposed the prohibition law because
it feared some such farce of converting a regulated,
licensed, revenue-yielding traffic into tin unregulated, un
licensed, non-revenue producing nuisance tho good feat
ures eliminated and the bad still remaining. Now that the
people have decided for prohibition, it believes real pro
hibition should follow, and if the advantages promised are
forthcoming there can bo no question of its permanency.
At any rate, it should be given ti thorough trial, and if tni
satisfactorv, can be repealed.
Morally, it is just as wrong to buy and peddle booze one
way as another, and the amendment was voted to abolish,
not modifv, the traffic to eradicate an evil, not create
Pharisees." Having voted Oregon dry, lot us see to it that
she becomes dry.
PROHIBITION LAW
TAKEN TO COURT
OLYMPIA. Wash., Dec. 2. Whcth-
or or not the superior court of Thurs
ton county has Jurisdiction In the ap
nllcatlon made by M. A. K. Gottsteln
of Seattle to rctstraln tho secretary
of state from announcing tho result
of the vote on the prohibition bill
and the governor from proclaiming
Its pasrage was tho point argued by
attorneys for tho plaintiffs and- for
the attorney general's office today.
Plaintiff's attorney argued that the
court had Jurisdiction because a pro
perty right was Involved, as to per
mit tho measure to go Into cried
with tho possibility of future court
action would Jcopardlro the property
of the liquor Interests through un
certainty, If through no other means,
Counsel for tho state cited many
cases to show that there was no vested
right In the liquor business, and that
even If the law became effective no
actual physical Invasion of property
right could result. Ho argued that
tho court had no Jurisdiction ot grant
a temporary Injunction unless It had
tho right to grant tho permanent In
junction bought.
Today's application Is for a temp
orary writ, after which the case would
be heard on Its merits which aro not
touched In today's argument's.
ALLEN APPOINTED
A. l Allen, owner of tho Holly
wood orcliurds, today received bis
commission iih slate horticultural
commissioner, having been appointed
by thu state board to fill the vacan
cy caused by tho removal or a. ii
Cm son "for tho good of tho service "
Mr. Carson held the berlh for )
years. Air. Allen Is one of tho best
known fruitgrowers In southern Ore.
gou, mid U thoroughly ucqualuted
with thu needs or the district. Ills
appointment inuuns thu ailpptluu of
progrmodvu methods. Oini of the
first ui-ts or his fidiuliiMrutlou will
1st llio launching of u cleuii.itp ruip
imlun In Ihn orchards Mr. Allen
met with Dm uppiovul of Ihn orchurd
Uls of Juibson Mid Joseidilne rowiib
whone petitions lesullml In llio
muvul of t hiiuij
WASHINGTON
CARSON'SSUCCESSOR
MEDFORD MATTi TKIIUINM, MKPEOKM), OKKOON, MOIWAYyROnn
EFFORTS TO SrJILE
CLKVELANI), O., Dec. 2. Ef
forts to settle the strike of 15,000
eastern Ohio coal miners, .which was
begun eipht mouths ago, were to be
made here today nt ft conference be
tween represntntives of the miners
nnd oH-rntoiN. The miners' repre
sentatives are said to be prepared to
demand 4 cents n ton on tlie "run
of mine' basis, while the ocrators
nro expected to offer -14 cents n ton.
Prosiects of a compromise, however,
are said to be bright.
It is estimated that 13,000- miners,
including their families, are practi
cally destitute as a result of the
strike. John P. White, president of
tho United Mincworkers organization
and Ohio state nnd district officials
are hero to represent tho miners nt
the conference.
S0NA LEAGUE COMMITTEE
HELD SESSION-TUESDAY
A meeting of the ways and moans
committee of the Son leaguo was
I hold at tho office of tho Gates Auto
I company yosterday afternoon to con
sider the werl: before tho leaguo for
tho coining yenr. Will Steele presid
ed with C, K. Gates, Judge TouVelle,
lien Sheldon and B. H. McDanlels In
attendance. Word war received of
tho acceptance of membership In tho
leaguo by Klamath Falls and Grants
Pass.
It Is planned to make the most of
the largo tourist travel auro lo pass
through tho valley next year. Tho
Idea Is that a IJC.000 per mllo ooule
vard should bo used, and to get It
used, It, nnd tho attractions of the
country through which It passes,
should bo mado known.
LONDON, Dee. 2. Tho 8liiigby
legitimnoy suit, based on the chiim of
Lieutenant Charles It. Slinghby of
Him I'YnnriM-o, to the Fngli-ih fmluiio
nnd estnto of llio Kov. C'hniles Hlings
by iu Yorkshire, was opened loduy
Indole llio probate eourl.
Uo It 'loftaj
Iteiolre to smoke Gov, Johnson cl-
l-are, the best, and thereby pstronlz
homo Industry, "
U. .JU.IJ4 X- f-
John A. Perl
UKDEWTAXBK
Lady Assistant
H H, NAUTLK'Pjr
PlieuM M, 7 47-J
OHIO
MINE
STRIKE
SCHOOL BOARD
FIXfANNUALaAX
SUb
LEVY AI10 MILLS
The school board ha fixed tho lax
levy for the year at 10 mills, the
niuu as last year. This will raise
jriT.on.'i, which with u surplus of
$17,000, makes a total of $74,C!(i,
The bonded Indebtedness of tho school
hoard at this tlmo Is Jl.o.OOu. The
distribution of tlio expenses for .the
coming year aro as follows;
For teachers J.lli.nOO
For fuel -.000
Repairs and Janitors -I'iL
Interest on bonds SHOO
Insurancn ,so
Clerk'ii salary U.'O
Other purposes . 2,100
The levy will bo added to the city
levy, already made, and the county
to be made.
Ilnfiw Kdwnrd-, who won hi bride,
Mary Wenjeeker. by ui.nl. was mar
ried in this citv lal niuhl and u-ed
n club to object to a -eieuude, icpell
inj; friends who came to wih him n
noisy matrimonial bmi vovajje. Ser
enaders mi their fir-t blat of wel
come was met with n ihare,o fiom the
groom, who drove tlm invaders ft om
the '-nrd. In the crimnmj;e .Mrs. T.
William- nllcjies she was hit neros
the chest bv the club in KdwnnU
hands. This aroused the members of
the nurt" who chased Kdwards into
the house, where he locked the door
nnd defied them. Mr. and Mrs. Kd
wnrd are now tpinrtered in their new
home on Routt- street.
BULL MOOSE SPURN FUSION
(Contlnned from ps 1.)
Murdoch. Kan-it: .lumc It. (Inrfield,
Ohio, nnd Frank IK Fnuk of Illinois.
Perkins In Hopeful
Mr. Perkins called attention to the
votes of progressives In the Novem
ber elections and declared that when
apalyzed It showed a condition far
from talljlng with the Idea of dis
integration. He then declared for a
rontlnumue of the pn-r.resstvo part)
SAGE TEA IN
' LIFELESS, GRAY
Look young! Common garden Ssge
and Sulphur darkens so naturally
nobody can tell
Grandmother kept hex hair beautifully
j..i...wwl nlnuv nnd iliundint with
bTew of Sago Tea sad Sulphur. When
ever her hair fell out or took on Uut
dull, faded or streaked apimmnoe, this
simple mixture was applied with won.
dL-rful cirect. By asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sops nd Hulphur
Ilair Itcmedy," you will get a Urgo
bottle of this old-time reclj, ready to
use. for awut m cjuii. " '"
mixture can bo depended upon to rtntare
rutursl eolor and beauty to the hair and
is splendid for dandruff, dry, llcby seslp
ml nlttnr liIP
A well-known downtown druggist sa-s
everybody mm Wyeth's Sage .nnd Sul
phur, because It dorkeas so naturally and
evenly that nobody can toll it has been
applied It's so easy to use, too. You
simply dampen a comb or soft brush
nnd draw it through your hair, taking
one strand at a tioie. Uy morning the
pay hair disappears nftor another appli
cation or two, it It restored to Its natural
color nnd looks glossy, soft nnd abun
dant.
Get Your Next Suit of
K
LOTHES
mam: hv
L E I N
pi:ici:s $-j3,no up
AIeo Cleaning, Pressing and Altering
1HH J. .Miiln, UH,tnlrs .
,,-. MMM
vose
A Distinctive Tone 4
The sweel, clear, beautiful tone of
the VOSe It something to remem
ber. You recognize it Instinctively
wherever you hear IL
Over Sixty Years
of patient effort are behind that
tone. That it why It U different,
so deeply Imprcsiivc.
If you with lo have In your home
a piano which hat ditllncllve lone
(jualltk-J, buy the VOM.
SolJ fui (mli 01 on llmt poymtntt h
Hale Piano House
PIANOS
.MM -M M MH M (-
EDWARDS
SERENADERS
us an nrguulxnttou.
Victor Miu-ilouk. Clifford I'luehnl,
Senator Olnpp and Jitiuos R. Our-
field we-ro nnuniK those who reported
on political eondttloint In their
states. Knell or them watt firm ilt his
decimation that the party unionisa
tion should bo continued,
O. K. Davis, secretary ot tho exe
cutive committee, presented u tabula,
lion of tho votes of the progressive
party In the November election giving
tho total oto for tho progressive
patty as 1 ,7 -I MSB divided us fol fel fol
eows: New Kuj;liud slates, 70,171!
Middle Atlantic states, 3 1 t.aue: suulh
Atlantic slates, 7a,7:Ui; middle west.
(12.1,7:!:!, and western, U7.llU. Only
three southern stales Alabama,
Oeoi-Kla and Louisiana- were In
eluded In the total.
Murdoch 'fill- Peace
Tho question or movlnu tho head
quarters from New York City was
raised by scleral of the speaker but
no action was taken.
After InslstliiK that tho progres
sives party should continue In
Aiiiiiplrim itnlltlru Vli-tnr Murdoch
,-.....-.-, .
turned bis attention to peace nnd de
clared that every American should do
everything In his power to keep the
country nt peace with tho world, lie
said that he was heartily In accord
with the efforts of President Wilson
to preserve pcare and would support
him In every act to that end.
STOP BUYINli bXPENSIVE
COUGH REMEDIES
Mako the Icsl at Hem
Money spent (or thu old-stvle, ready
made cough syrup In bottles holdine
only 2 to 2,4 ounces I vci y largely wasted
tweauw most ot them aro compowd
principally of sugar and water. Yet you
have to pay tho same price as It It vaal
medicine. Stop wasting this money You
can make n better cough medicine at
borne nt one-nith tho coit. Merely go t.
the drug store named below ami ask lor 2
oiimvs (SOo worth) of SchllTinnnn's Con
ccntr.itcd Kxpectorant. Mix this with
one pint of granulate! sugar nnd one
half pint ot iKilllug water, which make
a full pint 1 10 ounces). This new, simple,
pleasant remedy Is guaranteed to relieve
the worst cough or cold. Also cxxellcnt
f or Umnchlal Asthma, Uronchitii. Croup,
llo.inents!inml Whooping Cough. One
bottle will mako enough home-m.ide
couRhmcdlchiotoprobnbly hist tho whole
family thu entire winter. Children like It.
it i so pleasnut to take and It poiltlvcly
coutalnsnochloroform, opium, morphine
or othemarcotlcs.a'ido mutt cough rulx
lutes. Keep It on hand In case of emer
gency and slop each cough before It
gets n firm hold. This store hni tieon
authorised to rtturii tho money In every
single eaio where it doci not glvo per
feet satisfaction or is not found tlir
bckt remedy over used. Absolutely n.
risk I- run in liuytng this remedy undei
this positive KUnrnntee. Forsnlehero bj
.Ifi-dford Plinniincy
CALL 645Y
I,. P. Root roll II ('. Kentner
HOMEMADE CIDER
(unruntccd !-'reh nnd Made I'roin
ScliH-ted, Washetl Apples
Medford -Ashland
AUTO LINE
X.SA.V2 ASHLAND
Nijltll llounil
7130 a. ui.
BI30 a. m.
HBO p. iu.
4130 p. m.
7ioo p. m.
9100 p. 111.
11J13 p. m.
BUMDAYH
T.tavs Aahlaml
NoHh Itounit
llioo a. m.
a 130 p. m.
X.ZAVB MSDrOBO
Siiulli Hound
OI30 a. tit.
10130 K. iu.
lioo p. w.
3130 p. m.
eioo p. iu.
oioo p. in.
llioo p. m.
SUNDAYS
Zitavs Medford
Koulli Hound
lOioo a. in.
H30 p. m.
0100 p. m
bioo p. m.
Tlmo Hetwecii
Medford and Phoenix, 12 minutes.
Phoonlx and Talent, 7 minutes.
Talent and Ashland, 15 minutes.
Faro One Way Itclwcen
Medford and Ashland "Oc
Medford and Phoenix '-Tie
Medford and Talent 3(lc
Ashland and Talent 2fic
Ashland and Phoenix 30c
Phoenix and Talent :.10c
Medford utatlens: Hotel MeUforu,
Hotel Nash and Medford 1'harnincy.
Ashland statiens: Crdwson's Con
fectloiion. Oregon and Ashland
Hotels. - . J
Talent stations il. T. miko'h uon
fectlonery. Phoenix statien: Phoenix Mcr-
cantllo Co.
Ojierntcd Hy
Hull Tal Co., Medfonl I'liono 1110
I). H. flood .V Hon, Ahblaml Pbouu 1 M
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Nearest to
Everything"
HOTEL MANX
Powell St., at OTarrell
Son franclsco
In tlie heart of the
business, shopping
and theatre district.
Running distilled ice
tAjato in overs rnim.
Our commodious!
Intjhv.flnescrvice.and t
Homelike restaurant t IQj
will attract you.
European Plan rates
$1.50 up.
Mintj'cu"!
pHM W,
Ktii
MW Aft ut
'J-t.j U...lrl
till ttunm
2101
IF BACK HURTS USE
SALTS FOR K DNEYS
EaUms ment if Kidneys feel like lead
or BUdder bothort you Met
forms tirlo aeid.
Most folks forget Hint Hie klilny.
llkn tlm lwvl, get sluggish iml c ojtKd
slid need a limiting eeesslonslly, elio wo
hsvo Itscksclm sail dull mUcry In tho
UhlncT rcgloa, severe Ih-iuIboIim, rhu
umtlc twinges, torpid liver, nold.stoiiincli,
lceploiiarx sud sll sorts ot bUililoi dis
orders. You simply must keep your kidneys
sctivc siul clean, sud tun moment you
Ictl nu seno or pain in wio mmrj
region, get shout four ounce of Jsd
Salts Jtom any good drug store hern,
tsko a tulitrsiiooniul In a glitss of wster
licfor- liiesklsst for a few dsys nnd
your kidneys will then act line, jiiis
fiviiums salts Is madit from tlio acid of
f rapes nod lemon julcc.Vomblncd with
Ithla, nnd Is harndrsi to Hindi clogged
ktlnrs and stimulate tliem to normal
activity. It nlo iieutrllt His nckU
In the urlim o It no lunger Irrllnlon,
iiu iimiinir hi&iiiicr uiaurueri.
Jad .Salts Is liarmleist Incxprnslvet
makes a delluhtful euVrveicont lltlila
wnlcr ilrlnk which evcryldy should tnko
new sud then to keep their kidneys clean, I
thus avoiding serious complications. (
A well known local druggist says lis
oils lots of Jad Salt to folk who bellevs
In ovcicomliigkhluey trouble while It Is
inly trouble.
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
208 East Maiu Strcot
M,c(lford
Tlio Only Exclusive
CoHinicvcial Pliolograplicrn
in Southern Oregon
Negatives ratlti any timo or
place by appointment
Phono 147-J
Wo '11 do tho rcjt
E. D. WESTON. Prop.
IT THEATRE
HON CAHI.OS A.- HOWAIIII VMWH
TOXIOHT
COMBINED CIRCUS
OP THAIXKH DOOM, MOXKHVS, H01WI-S '
Hern two nights only and without doubt tho greatest art over of
fercd the public at tho price of tO and too. Seo Don Carlos' fam
ous dog nnd 'monkey hotel run hy tln-so animals In n business llko
isny. Originality, Merit nnd Comedy. Tho greatest show of tho sea-son.
PAGE THEATRE
WEDNESDAY AMD THURSDAY
SPECIAL PROGRAM OF UNIVERSAL STARS
ELLA HALL AND BOB LEONARD
In a Two Part Comedy Drama
His Uncle's Will
ARLINE PRETTY and KING BAGGOT
' In a Two Part Story of tho Sea
The Turn of the Tide
' l t 'r T
MURDOCK MAC QUARRIE
In
The Two Thieves
Sterling Comedy
Splendid Musical ProKrum hy
LARGE PAGE THEATRE ORCHESTRA
AdmlNNlon 5c, 10c 15c
BmmmmmmmmmmmmmBmKmmmmmmmmmmmmmmfmm"timmi ssttsssusj nsnwst sssssmmrbsssmsmsi
QUALITY
In mime means nothing un
less vie Imek the imtim wllli
the goods ami service.
Ve are trying to mako
the name a i entity.
The Quality Dairy
.1. Ithoads, i op,
I'lione ?ns..n
STAR
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
The Loan
Shark King
tine Heel VJlngrapU
The Imposter
Two iteel i.iiiiiii
Klaw ft Hrlanger's
Men and
Women
Three Heels
When Slippery Slim
Met the Champion
One Iteel ICsMiiuny
Seen Heel No Walts
piv.i: ani ti:x cunts
TOXIOHT
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