Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, March 18, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Text.' VXm 3T0UH WHIDFQRD . MATH TUIKUm MTCPFORn. OKKOON, T . ti . . L .. L..ILL I '-I'll Ju 1 --Z TlITrKRT)AY. MAKOIT IS, Ifllfi zrzz WKDFOKD MAJL TRIBUNE PUMMHIIKI) KVnilV AFTKHNOOM KXCICI'T HUNDAT 11V THIS MWDKOtlD rilfNTINU CO. OffldA Mftll Trlbuno llullillntf, JH-47-JJ North Fir trot; tu-iout Ti. Tho nmocrrttle Tlmta, Thn Medfotd Moll, Thu Mftdfonl Tribune, Tho South rn OroronUn, Tho Ashland Tribune. One year, by innii-.. 5'?? Ona month, by mull. .id per tnoiith, tJUvertd by cnrrlur In nnd Central Point ... .M Sfltunlny only, by niU, per year 2.oo Wcokly, per yrnr. .-...------ Official Pnnsr of tho City of Medford orriclnl I'oper of Jnokson County. Rnlercd nfi sccond-clos matter nt Muiirprd, Orogoit. under tho oct of March 1( lsf. Sworn Clroulntloh for 1814, J68S. Pull leaned wlro Aaaoclatcd IrM din-patohea. Subacrluora falling to rocelvo papers promptly, phono Clrcu- latloa Manager at SCOR. WW8 sSi 5AYS "A lociil-ptntNtiriiiii u cthnntel that electric, lijjils huo made Tulo tin pjcCoptiomilly healthy community. You can't Wow dnt electric light."' LAUGHS Ilrckkers Alicatl "Wo wnnt ptwterity to feel tlint it owes n ureal leal to n," w'd t"e statesman. "1 don't know nhout its owinu much to uk," replied the oliticinii. "Hut after we pet through pilinp tip debts, posterity is j;oinj; to i'eel tlint it owes n great deal to somebody." Washington Star. Oompni-ntho Perils Some people get shot, some pet hlicll. An actor and u retired army man were discussing the perils of their respective cnllinptf. "How would yon like to stand there with shells burxtinjr round yout" the general demanded. "Well," replied tho other, "it all depends upon (lie age of tho egg-." Cry or "Author!" She Who said one man was ns pood as another Some Socialist, I suppose? lit Ko. Some old maid. fimnnyV Comclwck "It is a fad now to knit socks for theo rfngecs." , "Tlieen it i fashionable to know how to knit?" "Oh, very." "Hurrah! Grandma is in stvlc again." Judge. Tlielr Solo Dcslro With hisses and groans the audi ence greeted the new play. All hope, then, was nt an end. "It's hard to tell just what the public wants," munnlircd the heart broken nuthor. "It'rf easy enough fo tell in this case." said the mnnngcr, grimly. "It wants ite money back." Womnn'.s foglr "Iliit, mercy alive, wife, I can't buy you a limousine. 1 bought you everything; else." "I know it. Thnl'rt why 'I'm uskintr von for nothing; else but n limousine." Jtcslgiml to It "Say, pa, who do I look like 3-011 or ma?" "You look liko me, my son." "Aw, well, I kin stand it, I guess. 1 don't have ter look at myself, any how." Tost Her Cunning "Jfabel tiM'd to be able to twist Ooorgo around her litflo linger." "Yes, hut she made one great mis take." "What wnH that?" "She married Jiiui." A Hail Thought "What could lin more sad than a man without a country1?" feelingly lisked tho high school literature teacher of her class, "A country without n man," re sponded a pretty girl, just as feel ingly. Topeka Journal, ISnoHRli to lloorJi "Why do you advocate blankot atroot-pavlng bllla?" "To coyer the- beds of the streets, ot coursov" J mice. John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Laly AslBtBt Mi S. hAHTMSTT 1 Pfemeu M. 47 and 47.4S IimUmIhhco Kwvlco Coroner BOWLBY HUNTS TROUBLE T would seem that Major Bowlby, state highway ongiii' . nor, did not have trouble enough )ii hand, with his (Us Jutes with highway emitiaetoi's and quarrels between I'iip- I A rtmici in tti iuii ihilni!iv vliiin Wnvlc i hiiiifr im HWIIU III .a. li-i.J ' mu.i .... , , v- -.. r'v- .r.- ducted, but must dolibortitoly hunt up more, so ho wrote a letter to the Seattle auto elub telling them that the Paeifie higjiway was unfit for travel and autoinobilists should avoit it"nnd go through central Oregon, shipping their autos fi'oin Portland to the starting point. !ft is true thaj little iniprovenient work has been done on the Paeifie .highway outside of southern Oregon, and it is tho truth that HuVls, hut Douglas county is improving its worst grades and Haelcson county has paved a large part of its highway and graded as much more over the Sis kiyous. Central Oregon has'made no improvements. The Pacific highway is in better shape than ever be fore. It is and always' has been a good summer road, in sections macadamized and much improved. Each year sees much improvement, though there is room for a great deal more. It is really a state highway and should be built by the state. The improvements made in Jackson county have been under lajor Howlby s supervision, lie is responsible for them. Having spent so much of Jackson county money on this road, it is ingratitude on his part to. try and route tour ists away from this county to localities that have never entrusted him with a cent. Major Howlby's act was impolitic, to say the least, lie lias. played into the nanus ot Ins enemies. MARTIN VERDICT AGAIN IIE Martin verdict continues a topic of 'discussion. It is not to be wondered at. As a miscarriage of justice it shocked part of the community and revealed an amazing code of ethics governing the other part. Defense of the Verdict and it certainly needs defense does not alter the essential facts an officer of the law killed in the discharge of his dutv bv a law violator who had frequently threatened lus murder, the latter freed as a reward for his crime, the sheriff's office co-operating with the defense. Willi all due respect, it is not to be supposed that any account of the trial that aimed to be impartial would please either prosecution or defense, because participants necessarily lack the perspective of the onlooker. The Mail Tribune has expressed its opinion of the case and sees no reason for altering that opinion. Right is right and wrong is wrong, despite court and jury verdicts to the contrary. Discussion is fruitless. The verdict is writ, setting a lawless precedent in the encouragement of crime: "The moving finger writes, and having writ Moves' on; nor all your piety nor wit Shall lure it back to cancel half a line, Nor all j'oiir tears wipe out a word of it." FRUIT OF MONOPOLY TTirE business interests who listened to the shipping" X trust- niul dnfontod the shin nurchnse bill, are now reaping the reward of their action. In eight days no ves sel cleared from New York for Europe. The docks are piled high with merchandise awaiting carriers, but there are no carriers. The bulk of the nation's sea traffic is in the hands of foreign ship-owners, whose ships have been commandeered for other purposes. The American shipping trust has taken advantage of this condition to raise rates to an ex orbitant figure, but done nothing to supply needed ships. Traffic is congested and paralyzed and there is no relief in sight. The ship purchase bill would have solved the problem and given relief to the commercial interests of the nation by the establishment of an American merchant marine. Exorbitant rates would have been impossible. The lack of shipping facilities and the harmful effect upon the Philippines has brought forth tin executive order for the utilization of army transports for carrying goods to tho islands which could not be transported any other way. This will give some relief. Tf our warships could be put-to siniilar service, their expensive existence would at least be useful. FILMLAND STARS SHOULD FORECAST THE FASHIONS A-WV -H. . -"" 7vTarAr'it.a Margaret KNcltcr ha- woudeifnllv exprcshivo feature-, her lanso bin k eye tell the lory of the deepe-t and ightcst of emotion- with the power of u thuu-and voice-, lint -lie doen't seem to think that that i- enouith to make her a givut -inie-, in the mov ie. Mi.) Viveher lieliiM- that even good motion picture act re 1- cnlitli-d I 10 a Iiil' s.ihirv and ai-uiie- Unit a con -entitioii- one put- a bit; part 1 her -alat liiiiu into the bu-iur-t in tin WIIV III "llllll 1'ldlln'-. "When a picture i- put on with the leiulint; wnmaii iu inexpeii-ne clothe- it hurl- the linn llml puts out the iiliiiliiiUni-N." miiv- MUm Kii-licr. "I .--,--.-.- . .-, --.- - - think a motic aetie' sow 11- -lumld be ho I nr in udvauaee of the -tles that they acl a- a l'11-liinii I'oicea-t." I the rlitef surgeon of the hoxpltat In iwlilrli Humbert was being treated and to whom be guvo tho poem, lias , boon fcntcuccd to one month In pil koii for utterance un(rleudl)' (o Our- ninny. WASHINGTON, March IS Ueplj- Ing to tho recent protent of tho Wy oming lcglMnttiro a?nlnnt tho wlth- drasnl of public lands In WyomlnK and th cproponed leasing of public resources, Secretary l.nne In a letter to Governor Knndrlck, Juut made pub lic declares that tho protest Is against the land policy, which now hears tho approval of all three branches of the federal government. The protest declared that the with drawal of public lands In Wyoming and tho proposed leasing constituted a dangerous mwutco to .1 republican form of gomont - JML FDR LES MAJESTE IJEULIN, la London. March ts. Authorship of a poem containing Kar castlc references to Kmporor William has rcHUltcd In First Lieutenant Al fred Humbert of the Illat rcKhnnnt of Fronch rlflen, a war prisoner In the Strass)iirK, IioIiik sentenced to six months Imprisonment. The wlfn of CHICHESTER S PILLS Wr. Till: IflAMONO IIUAM). X m . 0r iLttht-triilmmtuiltrmniV I'llll ! II. d tul il4 ..UIUV Ixm, lf.nl villi Hlx r.llv. y Tli iktr. B rjrr v lira..,.!. Aikfo'iri.i'in!H.TFIlll ,.! IIIAMONII IIIIAhO rjf.l.M, (,- uikMMl)cU,Sirnl,AIi)(Kllt'U SOID BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE doy or Girl? Great Question! Thin brine to many mlm! on oU nntl trlinl family remiy nn rttrrmil np. li'iitloii Known nt Molhrrn Krli-nil." ImrliiR Dip pcrlwl of rxix-ctnury It U n- )lim lu llio alt iloinlnnl miiKclm ami la ilmlKnnl to wothn thn Intrloilo lU'lwrork .if tinrtw. IiiIiiIvjmI. KnMTJlM'Ai ,n tM numncr It 'A cJ ftavrN Iuk ituch it Mplcmllrt Inllurnri) h In Justi fy lt uno In nil ronen of cnmlnr inntiicr-niMMi. it luis item K'ntrnlly rer ommi'iulrd for yrara and ymr nml th"o wl lao UiunI It ivik In lilKtiial irnlaa if tlio Immrnno rrlirf it nfTonU. I'artlcu Lirly (In thma knowlntr mother psik of Hie niMcnro of mornlnir ulcknej. utinenca of utrn In on tho lltnimpntii nila fri-rlum from tlii.f many ottirr IInvw uiutll luiknl furwaril to with micli concern. Tlii-rn In no uucxtlon liut wlmt "Mother KrleiKl" lion n marked tendency let relievo tlio mind und tliii of Ituvlf In addition to tho phyMml relief ha xlven It u very wldo popularity nmonx women. A'ou enn 0I1U1I11 "Mother'n 1'rlcnd" nt utmost nny driiff itore. It In htlpnl a Uiml i.f mother to complete recuverr. It I prepared only by llmdtleld lie; uUtor Co,. 391 Ivimar lll'li,'., Atlnntu, i, AoM tho muny worthkn ubtltutc. n.H,'". . f V I Top Price Paid for BUTTER FAT The White Velvet Ice Cream Co. Medford. Oretjon Uvywyv- Large Assortment of New Premiums Arrived kTM fffll M. M. Department Store Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods m Dim! SPECIAL OFFER Double S. & E Green Trading Stamps Friday and Saturday 9 to 12 a. m. In All Departments New Arrivals of Suits and Coats nMi roll I m 3 bi AR Wednesday and Thursday , THE "Exploits of Elaine" Eiylith Episode Two Parts Each episode a complete story SOCIETY VAUDEVILLE Wednesday and Thursday Nights Afternoon 2:15 Evening 7; 00 PRUDENG RULES E AT DARDANELLES .MILAN, via I'arlH, March IS, PriulHiieo will itovorii th'i effottn of tint nilnflralH of tlio ullloil ricct to fin oo a luiNniiKo of the DarilantiHcH. accnnlltiK In a Huclal cnriDHlmnilcnt or tho Conloro tlclla Horn, which itlvca the caitalii of tlio .French Iioh pltal uliln (.'aniulu iih authority for tlio Ktatcinniit. At leant an another montli will hn xicnt In effort to M lonco tho TiiihlHli fortn, oilontly tlioxc xtini'illiiK "ll' iu'I'I'IWh at Chunk eiuiiiinMv 't'lio ournllonH nt Kniyinn, the cor roiiionilcnt ilcclaicr, luul a ilonlilo oh Jinn. The rimt Ih en Id to luno licon t,o pnnont the transfer of tho l.'tlli TiirMali nriii) corim, which wiih irc ImrliiR 4o Icavn for I ho Dnrilanolli ami tho mocoiiiI In out tho coniiiuinl citlloiiH of tho niiny which wiih Hunt amiliiMl Mnvi't, $100 Rowurd, $100 Irmn lll lliitM U Tlie limlir ot llit ll rr Will l iileinnl In .iflt.lm li'" l.tuKJ mtil Midi 14 I i r, ..--. .-.-. -"- V.... ...... I .....: .. .. I.L I 1. tin' mtlt IMirilini' nir iinn hiiiinn iu Mir mivip 11,11 li'Kl fmllllllll lll.l'IIM' (II U III rrt win lllVHvl('l lll Iih Ikvii I,Ii I". nin In all ll ml l inliirili. Ilutt I'hIhiiIi 1'iirn hi' nit' nun Kiiunn in inn uii'ii, (nUiiIi Ml' ii ri'iullliill'iniil iisiulri'4 u iiut'tllllt ml lirnllnriil, llnll'li iMImih tin l - liiUiimlly. imlliiir ll IITllr Uil III I'l'H'il linn iMiu.-i. -yiiBiT. II... f,nn. Ili.ril.r il.'fli.'3-li' t'"" linih.UII'.ii ,.f (lie iI.i-iii.. mid iililimll' Mllnilni until lie .ullilli.ir nil !- i"iiMllnilii ml ':'"'"H "" ttur In il.'ln U '' T'H l'rl'tllt li;i m mmli frttitt In, l riirlhi iwit ' '"; ..llrr Oim lliinlr.l IMIiit 1. n ihl It (nil. lu cum ririiil f"f M f lrlhii"ilH. A.l.lriM J IIIINIV ( "IVIntn. '. Hol.l Ll nit IiiikII 1.1- Toke Hull' llnly I'lll" t ruli.llnllwi. 1 P...BrtlA flllonr'- j 1 ioinr' J 10 THE PAGE Mcil ford's Lrtuillitii Theater Last Time Tonight "I'llll t Illl l'llMHlt llf llll' Masteir Key Mary Fuller iu Heart of the Hills Till IV I'iiU ( (iiiicily Smokcrt of Turkish Trophies ClKrvttf Uftccn ycaro ago ate BtnoUcra of Turkish Trophies Cigarettes today t MuimefAtlMrf Qoifliil ,.w -iT . . .. tnttpfvnJinBrlhMkrU When His Lord ship Proposed I'lltlny ami S41I1111I11)' Charlie Chaplin in "HIS NEW JOB" .t.lo.tiV IT THEATRE MKllNltthW.TIII IIMIIAV XK1IIT ChnH. K llnrrln' latest hoiik, ' It MakoH Mo Think of Home, Swcot I Ionic ' THE TARDY CANON BALL Two Part Itcllancc, Itnllronil Urania The Sheriff of Muscatine Two l'art Ka Ilco Thriller NIEDA llcauty rilm, IVnturliiK MarK-irlta 1'Ulicr. THAT MINSTREL MAN Kc)tonu Comedy puicij.i.wi) 10 t'i:.TS lll.'lti: l-'IIIIi.V NKJIIT, TIIKN i:Vi:U XlflllT THE AMERICAN GAYETY CO. In Mirth, Mimic and I'omeily, Not I'lcturcn. Two lloum nf ("loan Hntcrtalnnicnl at in ami 'id Cento. With I'liotoplny l-Vatnn-H EVERY OWNER IS A BOOSTER FOR WEYERHAEUSER SILO Wo havo yet to coino In contact with an ownnr of aWHVICHHAKir. HMIt HI l.) who Ih not a booHtor who In unwlllltii; to toll IiIm iioIkIi Lor that ho linn (tot tho host hIIo on thn market today. Thn WKVKItll.UTHCK KIM) Ih mailo rluht In tho rimt place nlwaya rondorH tho itorvlco that Ih expected of It and moro too. T-HE WIUTK 1'OK OUlf KIM) HOOK J'f'H FUKIJ eyerhaeusel J3jU. Hem nro n few Mlnt of consli ncllon (lint ifconimeiiil Hie WKVKIUI.UH'KKIl Hll.Oloyoii. I. Its nlr-tlKht construction nionint perfect eiiBllaKo. li. Hclonllflenlly dcfilKiicd and Ktiar iintoed anchorntto HyHtoni, II. rorfectly halanqud, oUHy-to.nwlnR, nlr-tlitlit iloorn. I. Safely tread luddoiH. B. Siicclally rollml Btcol hoops, thor oiiKhly tcHlctl, L 0. Hpcclally iIuhIriioiI, SHM'-Al)-il'HTI.Stl roof. 7. .HtavoH iniiilo from ulr-tlrlml Doiik Ian fir In tho lariteiit Kilo factory In tho iiorthwoHt, BIG PINES LUMBER CO. flinicoun, ohi:J()N 5000 BROILERS WANTED WEIGHING 1 TO 2 POUNDS Market early and got Hip highest priecs. Can use all kinds of Poultry. We pay CASH lor ICggs. Medford Poultry & Egg Co. Phone 583 ' v