Medford mail tribune., March 03, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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OTTTORT) MATli TRTOUNK MEPFORD. ORWflOtf. WEDNESDAY, MARCK a, 1015
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Wlf SENT AS
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WARLIh
PIUTES
WABlUNGtofi, Mnrch 3. IlrlRa
dler General Scott, clilof 6r staff of
tlio army loft lioro toilny for Utnli, to
attempt a poncoful nettlonient with
ilio recalcitrant Pluto Inillnnn.
General Hcott linn a long record
not only an an Indian tighter, hut
rIso a& a mediator among the In
dians, wIioro dialects he speaks and
whoso habits he knows '.horouRhly.
War department uructats say ho tins
morn Influonco with tho Indians of
the west than any other white man.
About a year ago ho brought tho re
calcitrant Navnjoa Into camp with
out, bloodshed.
After conferences today between
officials of tho war department, tho
department of justice and tho Inter
ior department, It was decided to ask
General Scott to see if ho could not
bring the rencgado band of Piutcs
to glvo up Tse-NVClat, their leader
who Is charged with murder.
Reports from Bluff count in
Utah where tho band Is entrenched,
ay the roads arc bad and the country
Is covered with deep snow. It may
take General Scott and his party
three days to reach tho Indians af
ter they leave tho railroad.
PIUTE INDIAN UPRISING IN UTAH AND COLORADO
RUBLEE 10 RECEIVE
RECESS APPOINTMENT
WASHINGTON, Mnrch 3. George
ISublco o Cornish, N. II., whose nom
ination to the fcdcrnl trade commis
sion hns not been confirmed by tho
senate, will pet a recess nppointiucnt
from PrcMdont Wilmm Friday. Ad
ministration lenders today said they
did not expect his confirmation nt the
prchdit seshion of the senate.
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Nou.man '2)4 hwia
ARROW COLLARS
Are not excelled by any other 2 for
25 cent collars made here or abroad
Omar, I'mmoiiv & Co., Ini. Mailm or Aimoiv JIiiihm Tnov, N.Y.
Tho toil jthfiirv .shows ivi'ros riilhtx nut of CuHc (MiiitlikrMrm
t'olotndo) to iclnfnrcp V. S. .Mnrhnl .Wliek'i "nrin)" in it flsht ulili tho
I'ititPH. iimler t lilef 1Vc-Ni(iat (Ktorctt llutrli), ihito;r.iphptl ttolow in
war di-ovs. '
IN MOVIE FILMS
F
RENCH
ATTACKS
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(Continued from Pass 1)
"I wns within ranRo when I firt
mhted them, but to make sure I
went in on them. Then I loosed one
of my torpedoes" nt the middle hhip.
1 wns then nbotjt twelve feet under
water. I climbed jo the surface to get
u night through my tube of the effect,
nnd diKcovcred that the shot had pone
Mraight nnd true, striking the ship,
which I Inter learned was the Abou
kir, under one of her muguzincs,
which in exploding he!R'd the tor
pedo's work of destruction.
"Tlicro wns n fountain of water, n
burst of smoke, n flnf-Ii of Are, nnd
pnrt of tho cruiser rose in the air. She
had been broken apart nnd sank in n
few minutes.
"Her crew, even with death staring
them in the fact, kept to their posts
Tciuiy to iianulo tneir useless guns,
for I submerged at once. Hut I hud
binyed on top long enough to sec the
other cruisers, which I learned woro
tho Cressy und (he Ilopue, turn and
steam full speed to their dying sis
ter, whoso plight they could not un
derstand, unless it had been due to
an accident. But soon the other two
Kuglbh eminent learned what had
brought about the destruction so sud
denly. "Ah I reached my torpedo depth I
sent a becond ehargo at tho nearest
of tho oncoming- vessels, which was
Uio Iloguc. Tito nttuck on tho Hoguc
went true. Hut this time I did not
huvo the advantageous aid of huving
tho torpedo detonate under tho mngn
yiiie, so for twenty minutes the llogue
lay wounded und helpless on tho sur
face beforo she heaved, half turned
over and sank.
"Dy this time tho third cruiser
knew, of course that tho enemy wns
upon her, nnd she sought as best she
could to defend herself. She loosed
her torpedo dofenso batteries and
bonts, starboard and port, nnd stood
her ground. In common with the
method of defending herself against
n submarine attack, wio steamed in a
xigjnp; pourfro, nnd this made it nec
essary for me to hold my torpedoes
until I could Iny n time course for
them, which alfo mndo it necessary
for mo to get nearer to (ho Cressy,
"Wlion I got within suitable range
I sont nwny my third attack. This
time I sent a scrond torpedo utter
tho first to make tho strike doubly
certain, My crow were aiming liko
sharpshooters, und buth torpedoes
went to their bullseye. My luck wns
with mo again, for tho enemy was
fnmlo useless, a,nd at once begin sink
ing by her heud. Hhe careened far
flyer. Then suffered u boiler explos
kw and completely turned turtle.
With br keel uppermost sho floated
.until the air got nut from under her
Mid then ho snnk; with a loud sound.
' "The whole, affair had taken less
ilinn ,one hour from the time of
tkAtiHg off the torpedo until tho
Crtttby wpui to tho bottom." ,
Tho city council at last nlsht's
meeting voted an appropriation of
J 100 toward tho making of a ten
reel film of scenes of Mcdford and
the Rogue river valley to be exhibited
in tho Oregon building nt the Panama
Pacific International exposition. Tho
county has appropriated $600 and
Ashland will probably give $100.
Though the council is pledged to an
economical administration It de
sires to go on record as being advo
cates of advertising Medford far and
wide.
The Hamilton ranch on I.lttlo Dutte
of 320 acres, belonging to tho city,
has been leaded to George V. Try.
a ranchman of the Little Itutto sec
tion. The ranch is located near tho
cPy water Intake According to tho
5tlpulations of tho contract Mr. Kry
mast keep up tho fnrcc surrounding
the ranch and rake off nnd carry
anay all tho old grarr and decayed
matter which may bo a menace to the
public health.
Although not unanimous It was
voted to Insure tho city flro hall.
Probably a policy for HO 00 will bo
taken out. Tho flro truck will Lo
re-lnsured. The salary of Flro Chief
Lawton was raised from $80 to $?
per month.
EASLY
REPULSED
STATES BERLIN
IlKltl.lN. Mnr.h .1. The report on
the progress of the lighting given out
by tho German wnr office today rea Is
:ih follews:
"Xenr St. Flni, to ilio south ot
Vpros, the nttnek .ctordny on two
l-!ngli?h companies upon our lines was
repuNed after violent hnud-to-hnnd
fighting1. At n point near I'eninue, a
French ni rent ft came down on ac
count of motor trouble, und the two
men on hoard were taken prionci.
"The French attacks in the Chntu
jmsne district have been without nnv
degrue of sueeoss. Tho Fieneh
troops have been once again driven
back. A correspondent on the (Jul
ii'iiin frontier telegraphs to Merlin
ihnt the Kuxsiaus hae not won n
hingle complete succc-s in their ef
forts t rigaiu Iot positiins on the
erei-t f tin Carpathian. Heavy
fightii'g continues in the snow, thi?
Russians mnking desperate efforts lu
ward off ihc danger of an encircling
movement.
"To the uoi thw est of Vtllo-Sitr
Toutbi1 (lenuaii troops occupied -") '
yauls of trenches. French advances;
in the forest of Cotienvoye und neiiri
Xllv have been easily repuNed. At-!
tucks iiiaile bv our troops to thu
northeast of Hadeuvilles ngniu re-
Stiucit in our getling possession ot
! considerable territory. i
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OPENING DAYS
MARCH 4th AND 5th
Misses Lounsbury&Semon
At The M. M. Department Store
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SIAGE 10 GRATER
WASHINGTON, March 3. TI-e
secretary of the interior will gu(.ti
permission to Darling & Kodgci Dj
opernte stage nutos fiom flohl Mi'i i
to Crater Lake Park, pnnidrd t'nee
round trips nro mnde each week I ir
ing tourist season and a bond luni
islied to fulfill tho obligatioim incurred.
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Cigarettes fifteen years ago
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Special for Thursday
Xew Tailored Suits, made of all-wool sorgo, in navy
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new models, on sale Thursday, caeh,
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La Vogue Suits, new models, -speoial, eaeli... $25.00
New Sl'irinp;
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Are carefully designed to
lie comfortable a.s vell as
fashionable. Prices from
meat ot keeping our men einploved dunng the winter monthi,
we make the following icmukable icdiuSioni in deers:
No.l,$1.305.P.neIDoor
Reduced $ 1Q
No.2,$1.105.PonelDoor
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Our cuflomen we always tatied. We own and orx-zatc tho
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5000 yards fine. Zephyr
Dress Ginghams, new pat
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Thursday, per
10c
NeV'Canoo Cjoth for ehil
tfron's jdrcsses ami boys'
shits,' good as most 25o
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16c
New Crepes" and Organ
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ri2j4c
40-iiicU Organdies, i'ino
quality, in beautiful pat
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wash goods, spe
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28c
Children 'Dresses,
made of fine ging
hams, sizes f to 14
years, very special,
each,
69c
Best quality Dress
Prints and Challies,
on sale Thursday at,
a yard,
5c
72x00 Sheets,
bleached, good qual
ity, worth 00c, now,
each,
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100 dose, heavy Iluek
Towels, large size,
worth lf)e, sale
price, each,
10c
5000 yards fine Val.
Laces and Inser
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15e, on sale at, yard,
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