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GALLIPOLI SCENE BRITAIN'SBLOCKADE'
MEDFOTtT) MATTJ TRIBUNE, MlSPffOKP OUKGON, TfflfflPAY,
OF ALLIES' ATTACK
I FRUITFUL LAND
MHIIIN(IT()N, I). ('., Miiifli ID.
Tmluy'H IiihIiiIImii'iiI of llio Nulloiiul
(lroriijihli! mocIoIv'h war geography
iIciiIh with llio Tin KIhIi iniiiiHiilu of
(lullltmli, It HMJ'H!
"Onllipull priiiiiHiiln, i (,Imiihoiii
miih Tlmu'ii'ii of cliiHHJi'itl gcngiaphy,
whorn oiio of tint iiiohI powerful but
tle fli'ulM (if nil liini'H in attacking, i
Him Hpur ildlnlHo of Titikti.v In Kur
ope, tint bent guarantee fur rciituiicH
mill the IiimI guurnnteo In the prem-nt
of tho Oltoinitti i'inplii''H place among
tliu great powcrx. It U a fruitful
lllllll ullONI) I'OllllitlllllH it OIIU tlllU)
gave pnniilni) of a world-important
I'liiiiini'iciiil Cut n 1 1'. Tim TiiiIImi on.
cupalioii of i:i57, however, nut off
thin prniiiwu, mid tliu liiml linn re
iiinlni'il 11 h iiiik'Ii 1111 ol)H('iiii) liiml to
tliu twentieth century iih It mih to
tliu (Iri'i'kn of I'mli'li'H' AIIiciih. The
wonderful wuti'i nwriuo which
htii'tclioH In-hind it inward tlin heart
of Ci'iilrnl AhIii Iiiih icmnlued M De
limit of nil iliii'lopini'iit.
"(lullipoli pi'iiiiiHiiln fnriiiH tlin Kur
opi'iiu lunik of tlu DunluiicllcH. To
llu nortli it in iui'limnl by tliu dceplv
iiiilcuti'il (lulf of Siirtii. Tln hoIIm of
tliix illhtrict 11 to exceedingly lVitlli)
llllll VM'II llllupll'll til aglieultlllC, Tho
fie uiilrM in extent, uinl varying bo-
pi'iiiiiHiiln h 11 hilly nl, of I11111I fifty
fivn mile iu extent uinl varying be
tween three mul thirteen iiiiIck in
breadth, it Htippnrfrt ulioiit 1(10,000
people. II uiih hn firnt heetiott of
Kiiropemi liiml to eoinn uinler the
ilouiitintioii of (he ercnecnt.
"Wheat uinl uiiiire mo grown in
eouMiilernhli) ipinutitieH hete, nml nre
exHirteil to tlin Aegean Mandx 11ml
to Turkihh portf). Hurley, ou(n mul
liiiMeeil were rniieil lurgclv for Oreiit
Iliitnin, nml emiiirv M'eil wm export
eil to AiiHtniliu. Turkish rule, how.
ever, Iiiih heen n eoiitiiiiml dead
weight upon ilrt ileelopmenl. For
exmnple, n wine wih formerly pro
ilueeil from Onllipoll'H nipcrt which
whk lielj in lulmiruti'iti wheicvcr eon
lioiNxi'iipt of iileoholie bccragcn emne
together. It wiih exported in great
ipinutitieH to 1'rnuru mul there hleml
eil wiih oilier wine. The Turk put
n liix of 55 per cent upon it, wlueh
ilroo the Mntnrr to uproot their
vineH mul Kiierifii'O their iiuluxlry.
"No imxirtmit industrial ctahhMi.
Iiii'IiIm IniM) heen ilevelopeil here.
riiern nre homo Hteuiu flour inillrt, 11
mi nlitii' factory mul there in, further,
11 limiteil inmiiifaetiire of leather ami
bilk in the ehief town, (Inllipoli, whieh
lien upon Mnimom sea tit it junction
with the Dardanelles BosideH the
grain, elieene, nkiiiH of goal mul
hlierp, mul meat product make up
the hulk of Hid ieiiiiirtiilii'tt export. It
iuiMirlH woolen ami eoltou fabrics
mul hnrilwnri). The United Slalei
praelieally Iiiih 110 part iu tliix trade."
ORDER
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UNITED STATES
WAHHINOTOtf, March 10.-Ad-nilnlnlrntlon
offlclulii wero giving
careful iituily today to ttio provlflloiiH
of (Iroat Ilrltaln'H order In council
aimed nt tho ntopP")!'i of "U com
morro by nen to and from (leniiiiny
which limy reunrdnd an unpreco
ilitnted nml n having n far ruachliiK
effect on AiUQrlrnn com mono, oupec-
Inlly Hlilpinentii of cotton mul luipor-
tntlouii of dyeHtuffn from (Juriiinny.
That offlclnln nro keenly dlBnppolnt
eil iHovidniU "nil thnt n vtKoroun pro
tent will lin IoiIkoiI ly tlio American
Kovernmont ncnlnnt tlio Hrltlnh ac
tion In virtually certain.
What porhnpn (Itnplrancil offkliilM
moHt wnH tlio prolilhltlon on Amer
ica n commerce coimluned to nnulral
rounlrloH and mmiu'cted of "iiemy don
tlunllon. It forniH (ho principal lianlii
upon which tho Auiurlcan Rovornment
will liudnt on the freedom of ltn com
merco from undiio IntDrforiiiice. Tlin
probable coiimo of the United Statcn
will tie (o nwnlt nn enforcement of
tho Hrltlnh onler In ttpeclflc cnncR,
each one of which will bo mmlo tho
linttln for ntronR jmitent.
Official liopcH for an early Improve
ment of condition for tho commerce
of neutral natloan wan dentroyed by
receipt of tho Hrltlnh order toKothnr
with tho Infill Hint Ion thnt (lront Bri
tain wan not In accord with tho
United BtntcN In tin Maud on the ship
ment of food to Curmnny.
U. S. TRIAL3 OF GANGSTERS BOOMS ELECTION CORRUPTION
Tliu principal ilefeiuhiiit, hix wif e ami counsel, photographed on their
way to the fedeial building in ImliauupoliH. Kiotn left to richt, ConpreHS
iiiiiii A. O. Klnnley, .Mrn, KoIhtIh nml .Mayor Donu Itoliertx of Torre
llnute.
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CREW ARE MB
VAI.PAKAIHO, Chile, March 1C.
Nineteen ineinliern of tho crow of
the Ocriunn crulnor Drendou, mink off
Juan l-Vriinndoz Inland on Sunday by
Hrltlnh wnrnhlpn, nro inlrntm;. This
wan nindo known on tho arrival hero
today of tho Hrltlnh auxiliary crtilner
Omnia, having on board the nur Ivors
from tho Hrendcn, boiiio of whom nro
wounded,
29,918 LIVES LOSI
IN ITALIAN QUAKE
HOMi:, via Harin. March in. An
official parliamentary report on tho
carllinuako of January 13 kIvch tho
number of deathn thun far reported
nl 29,1)78 without IncliidluK porno nn
who afterward died of Injurlea and
lllnenn caunoil by the dlnanter. Tho
communen damaKed by tho earth
ipiaku 372.
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i ItOMM, i PuWh, Miiu-Ii 1(1.
Count Soileriui, intriihted hy I'ojmi
l.co XIII with the politieul iloeumeiitH
of hiK poiitirieutu mul that of 1'iun
IX, from whieh to piepaio 11 history
of Hie papneily iu tliu kccoiuI hnlf of
tho nineteenth century, Iiiih written mi
nrjielo based upon information eon
tuiueil iu tlicHo doeiimeutH ami hIiow.
mi; thnt iu 1818 IMim IX sent .MKr.
Moricliini upon a mission to offer
papal mediation for the cession of tho
Venetian province to 11 now Italian
Hlute. The Austrian foreiKU iniuirt
ler'n reply wiih that it wiih impossible
to accept tho proposal for "AuHtria
linen not ceiln whul she holds."
HOOD RIVER APPLE
GROWERS SECEDE
1 1
HOOD ItlVICIt, Ore., Mar. 10.- Hy
unnnlmoiiH voto tho bonrd of dlroc
torn of tho Hood Hlver Valley Apple
Orowora' nBSoclatlon today adopted a
reBolutlon to Hocodo from tho North
1'aclflc Krult DlatrtbutorH, n tr!-tato
nmrltutliiR UHSoelatlon, with hendquar
toru ut Hpoknno. Tlio nctlon will bo
p!acod boforo tho luoiuboruhlp of tho
Jlood Hlvor oianxntlon for ratlfl
ojntlon noxt monlli, whim tho annual
inentlnK la to bo hold.
Tho Hood ntvor organization claims
tho backliiK In tho nctlon tukon of a
majority of fruit Ki-owora of Oregon.
WEDDING BELLS
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CONNECTICUT BREAKS
SHAFT IN MANEUVERS
WASHINGTON, Much 10. Tlio
Connecticut broke, ono of her shafts
last Sunday whilu nmneuveriii); iu
Qiiantmiuiuo hay, mid now is hound
for Philadelphia uinler her own
power, ooiivoyed hy tho naval collier
Orion, Tito hull of tlio Couiieetioul
in linlnjiiiiMl mul no one wiih hint,
A very prolty weddliiR wnn Bolemn
lied Holiday c onlng at 0;30 by Itov.
Harry K. Tucker of tho Chrlntlan
church, at tho homo of Mr. and Mrs.
O. II. IMeroo of CapUot Hill, when
their daui;htvr Hortha May 1'lerco be
rnmo tho brldo of Mr. lCrllu Jamen
Hratnoy. The brldo worn a beautiful
Kown of embroidered cropo and car
ried a hnquot of wltlto innrRiiorltcH.
Minn l.tlllan Pierce, Iu a rowh of pink
chiffon and carry lug a boipiet of pink
caruatloiiH, attended her Blnter. Mr.
KlKln !' Hrntney, n brother of tho
Kroom, was bent man. Mrs. II. K.
Tucker played tho woddliiK nnreh.
Only Immediate relatives of the bridal
eouplo wero prenont. Aftor tho coro
uiony luncheon was nerved by tho
MIhbcb Mildred and Oraco Myers, Mrs.
Hd 1'lerco and Mint) Helen 1'lerco,
Mr. Hintnoy has recently a beautiful
now huiiKiilnw on bin ranch, tho "Top
Notch Orchard" whom tho couple
will bo at homo to their many friends
after April first. Ilolb Mr, and Mrs.
Hratnoy havo been prominent In
church circles, Mrs. Hratnoy Iouk
an active member of tho Christian
church, and Mr. Hratnoy of tho Hap
tlnt church, Mr, Hratnoy Is also ono
of Mod ford 'a popular musicians, hnv
Iiik been a member of tho l'ah'o
orchestra for home time past.
MRS. MELTON'S LETTER
To Tired Worn-out Mothers
Jackuon, Miss. "I shall fool re
paid for writing this letter If I can
help any tlrod, worn-out mother or
housekeeper to find health and
strength as I havo,
"I havo a faintly of five, sow,
cook and do my housowork and I be
en 1110 ory much run-down In health.
A frlond asked mo to try VInol, l
did and now I am well and strong
and my old ttmo onori?y has boon re
stored. VInol has no supoitor as a
tonlo for woruout, run-down, tlrod
mothers or housekeepers," Mrs, J,
N, Molton, JaokBou, MIsb. Med
ford I'linnnney,- Adv,
PARIS, March 10.- That "uiiiin-Iiv
III .Mexico nml the eriines committed
there make intervention hv the United
States almost ineu'lnblo is a state
ment credited to Premier Ditto of
Spain in a dispatch to the Petit Jour
nal front its Madrid correspondent.
Tho premier is icporteil to have said
that the Spanish u'liveriiineiit had de
cided not to maintain diplomatic re
lations with .Mexico until the situa
tion there in imriunl, and will decline
the invitation of (leneuil Carrmtra to
suiid 11 represeiitutive to act as suc
cessor to .Mr. Curo, who wiih e.xpcll
id from .Mexico.
ERFRONI STRIKE
ON SEME DOCKS
WITHDRAWAL OF THROUGH
RATES HELD UNJUSTIFIABLE
WASHINGTON, Mnrch Ki.Pio
posed withdrawal of through rates on
(,'rniu mul (,'niin product from iioinls
iu Idaho mul I'tah over the Oregon
Short Line mul tho San IVdio, l,os
AiikcIch S: Salt l.nke nnrroads to
points iu southern California was
pronounced not justifiable h the in
terstate commerce commission.
HKATTI.K, Wiwli., March 1C. Tho
Admiral Line, tho only Important
Btenmnhip couiiany hero which has
agreed to tho domain! of tho long
shoremen that crews for handling
cargoes shall bo selected at union EXPRESS COMPANIES ASK
MAIK'ir 10, 1915
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PXGT5 .THltTOI
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ALINtNA
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IS
CONCENTRATING
NEAR DARDANELLES
OKNKVA, iu PnriK, Mnrch IfJ.-A
dispatch (o ho Tribune from its
Rome correHponilent snyn that n Inrpj
part of the Italian navy is hein con
eentrnted nt Tnrmtto, nt the south
eastern extremity of the country mid
the jtoint nearest the Dardanelles.
The Niiino paper prints dispatches
from Vienna, which Htnte that I'm
pcror Knuici.M Joseph on Sntiirday ro
ceived Archduke Prederick, who in
Histed on behalf of the general ntaff
in the Carpathians that the Archduke
Kugene should ho ordered to abandon
the campaign against Serbia and also
withdraw uiiIcsh force on the H11
iiiiinian frontier in order to reinforce
the exhaimicd troops in the moun
tains. The archduke if reported to
havo cited nn nn exmnple the condi
tions in the Cnrpntldaim of troops
from tho Dukla, and I.upkow dis
tricts, nutnbcrinj; twenty, who have
been fighting- ineessniitly six weeks,
Hleepinj; with their rifles in their
hnutlfi.
Iu the interview with the emperor
and thw archduke, which is aa'ul to
hao 'nkeii phieo before Oeneral Pol
cndrrftlie emperor decided to nend
for Aichduko Kugcnc for eonKiilt.i
tion before dceidip the cpicstioim put
to him.
:s.' fr
headquarters, moving Its boats and
freight promptly. All other lines arc
seriously delayed. There has been
no troublo In getting men at tho
Hotel Liberty and other places where
tho unemployed congregate, but theso
men nro entirely Inexperienced and
mako slow progress In handling car
goes. Seattle's water front hns not
been considered strongly hitherto but
during tho present troublo all tho
skilled men nro standing together
kind It Is assumed that all havo been
brought Into tho union.
"GUNBOAT" SMITH MEETS
JACK DILLON TONIGHT
MILWAUKEE, Win., March. 10.
"Ouiihout'' Smith and Jack Dillon,
hcny weight boxers, will meet at
cnlch wcightn iu n ten-round no-de-cision
bout hero Umutht. Dillon U a
slight ! to f favorite.
REHEARING TO RAISE RATES
WASHINGTON, Mnrch JO. Rep
resentatives of the American, Al
nnts, Southern, Wells-Forgo compan
ies, asked leave of the interstate
eommcrco commission to file a peti
tion for relienrin of the express rate
case. It declared that the low rates
in force prescribed hy the commission
havo been disastrous.
Greatest Event
in Woman's Life
'Alt hut-inn e-rprl'ncn p w
molhrrliooil ns Out wonder of woMloro,
Tho tKitlcnro. Hi
fortitude, tho sub
lima faith during ttio
porlod of oxticctnncy
are socoml only to
the mother love bo
stowed upon th
moot hlplri but
tnonl mnrvoloUH cfo
nllon a baby.
l V I Tmim nro quicn
10 icarn rrom each
Other thco helpful fiiccnclCM that old to
comfort, nml yet nro perfectly natn to tuto
and umonx thenn thoy recommend
"itother's Friend."
It Is entirely an internal nppltcntlmi
lptHnd to lubricate tho broad, flat
rnuftleii and skin that protect tho
nbdomen. It has len In favorably unn
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to mothers In almost every settled com
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recommend It. You will And It on sata
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Spring Nat Sale
GERMANS OUSTED FROM
FRENCH ACADEMY SCIENCE
PARIS, March lO.Therc are no
Herman members of tho French Acad
emy of Science, for tho last four
names on the roll were ordered
stricken off at n hcssjon last night.
The last of the Clermans expelled
were Professors Von linger of Mun
ich, Waldeyer of Hcrlin, Fischer of
Merlin uiiil Klein of Gocttingcn.
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