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MEDffPRP MASK TfllB.Um MKDFORP. ORKOON, FRIDAY. MARCH" 19, 1915
M1DFQRD MAIL TRIBUNE
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Tlia Brmocrntlc Times. Tho MrMford
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JfWist
SNlt -3AYS
Many a toiler thinks ho Is marry
Jng a "Poach" nn' finds out In after
ynrs dat ho got a lemon I
LAUGHS
Fragmentary IlerJtitl
A colobratcd violinist was In a
motor car accident one day. A pap
er, after recording the accident, said:
"Wo are happy to state .that he
was ablo to appear tho following
evening In three pieces."
Hroathlng SjcM
"My boy has the whooping cough'
"That must worry you."
"Well, maybo It's all for tho best.
When ho'a whooping ho can't ask
questions and I get timo to read up
on tho inquiries ho has already
made." Washington Star.
Alertness Ilequlrcd
An old Scotch lady was noticed by
hor minister to fall asleep every timo
ho preached, whilst when young men
from St. Andrews University acted as
substitutes for hint sho remained
awake and was most attentive
Tho minister ono day demanded
an explanation of her conduct, and
sho replied:
"Wcel, meenistcr, I ken tho Word
of God is safe in your hands; but
when tho young fellows from St.
Andrews como along, It takes mo all
my timo to watch them."
Turning on tho Heat'
"I say, janitor, I want bo mo moro
hot air in this office."
"All right, sir; there aro a couple
of hook agents on tho next floor, I'll
send thorn in." Puck.
'
Ko ItchpHo
Somehow (hero always seems to ho
Somo pesky things to vex;
Now plctuws everywhere wo seo
Of Ban Francisco's Kx.
Peoria Journal.
'
Knvy
"Gee. Undo 1JIU, thcro'n times
when f wlsht I wuz as big all over as
you arc '
"Mum and when Is that?"
"At meal times."
lie fijioclflc
"Did you read about tho terrible
slaughter In this morning's paper?"
"What do you mean slaughter
bnttlo, bargains or tho measures
against tho foot-and-mouth disease?"
I'VauiJiiK n Surjirlso
Pat ennio out of the house, laugh
lug all over his faco Ho started
down tho street, .turned the cprner
In tho direction of a salpon, still
laughing, when ho ran Into a friend.
"Say, what strikes you so funny?"
Inquired tho friend,
"Well," said Pat, "Mike's Jicon In
tho habit of hitting my vest pocket
whore I carry my cigars, and break
ing them all tho timo, ny Jabers,
I'll fix him now; I got a stick of dy
namite In thoro." Philadelphia Rec
ord. .
Iu 1020
"Who is tlmt awfully impoilnnt
lookhiir wonmtif"
'Wliy, that's Mrs. -Vim Cliulffooii.
Blio'f tlio ergent of tho Daughters of
tlio Slrunded TouiJHtH." Cleveland
l'Julii Dealer.
nplIM romance ami ,eliivahv have been taken out of war.
The individual has be.on eliininatod aud only has a
slender ehaneo for glory in airship raids. The a,r,my has
become a machine, composed of vast masses of men, jn
which the individual unit counts as much as a grain of
sand on the seashore. Superiority of numbers, of equip
ment, of organization, of mobilityalone count.
The battle field is a series of trenches in which men are
slaughtered by xn-ojectiles froin unseen foes. A charge is
preceded by an artillery attack from hundreds of irreat
guns miles away that plow up and desolate the land, mak
ing a shambles out of the trenches. The attack is met by
the withering fire or machine guns that pour forth a hail
of lead. If the supply of men is sufficient to permit sacri
fice enough to reach an enemy's line, then, and then only,
do the foes meet face to face to hurl hand grenades, thrust
bayonets or club with rifles, but usually the superior forces
that can accomplish this have forced a retwat on the part
of the enemy, and in Hie rear-guard action following, in
dividual valor is again impossible.
Naval warfare is equally unromantic. To die in a
rammed submarine offers as little chance for glorv as to
iii'riMi iiusi-ruuiy uu a lorucoocu sun) or on a vessel mar
strikes a mine. Naval battles, at least those so far fought.
are won entirely by the superiority of armament and
speed. The defeated vessels have not got within .their own
range of the victors and were not fast enough to distance
rnem.
Human slaughter has been perfected bv science. So
called and hitherto impregnable fortresses crumble before
the German forty-two centimeter guns. The speedv ,bat-
uu cruiser -vuii us iiitceii-incn giuis is uie victor at sea.
outdistancing the dreadnought and demolishing smaller
craft. Science is fast rendering war so. deadly that war
will involve such tremendous, useless sacrifice that it will
have to be abandoned.
In the previous wars, in the Napoleonic wars, in the
Seven Years' wars or other prolonged struggles, the pro
portion of lighting men to the population rarely exceeded
one to a hundred population. In Germany today it is said
the proportion is one to eight. It cannot be increased.
Lack of human food for the cannon will eventuallv force
peace, as the German advantage of thorough prepared
ness, strategic railroads, superiority in armament are
being equalized by time.
MARTIAL
LAW
NECESSARY
W
F
PEACE IN INDIA
DIM, III, India, March 10. Sir
lteglnnld Henry Crnddock, jnumber
of tho Viceroy's council, has nlndo
tlvo declaration that it was necessary
to clotho tho military nuthurlllvn
with special powers to net In otnor
genclen aud nip in thu bud any and
nil munlfoflUiUons of lawlessness.
This statement was made In connec
tion with tho Introduction of tho du
funae of India bill to tho guvorn,pr
genernl council.
Continuing Sir Reginald alluded to
the rnmpnlgn engineered uu the
Pacific coast of America, wliuneo
somo deluded men had returned dur
ing tho last few months with their
mtmls polfonocl nnd had committed
nets of violence In ltcngul,
Seditious activity was breaking
out afresh tho speaker "said, but tho
looting In tho western Punjab, lit
declared to he largely duo U econo
mic causes and racial conflicts be
tween Hindus and MohaminodnuH.
Tho dangor. ho sad was only serious
if not checked promptly.
T
Tho committee appointed by the
county court to secure n hunting nnd
fishing display ut tho Sun Francisco
exposition request that nnyone hav
ing deer heads, bear, cougar, cat,
coyote or other skins, or stuffed
I
BOMBARD
BLACK SEA TORT
CONSTANTINOPLE. (by wire
less) March 19. An official state
ment Issued from Turkish headquart
ers says:
"Our fleet early today bombarded
tho shipyards and maneuvering placo
KANSAS WOMAN BANKER -
PASSES AWAY IN CHICAGO
t'llU'ACU), March H. -.Mm. Alice
llitMciunn of (iemid, Kim., sister of
jiiss Jane Artdiiuis, it ml tine of the
few women bankers in the 1'iiited
State, died here Indnv. .Mix. Hiddo
nmn wns president uf the State bank
of Qintrd. and viec-ore-idcnt of the
Western Unnkett.' n-sociation.
ItRlDGKI'OItT. IVun., March 10.
Mrs. Helen M. Angle was found not
guilty of manslaughter b, u jnr in
the supetior court lias afternoon.
t co;
bird or animals thoy are willing to'r torpedo boots west of Thcodosia
loan for n suitable display at the
fair, to notify Ewing' Gun Store. Mr.
Bnrtlctt, the taxidermist, has been
secured to prcpnro the exhibit, crate
it nnd install it at tho exposition. The
displays will bo returned in good con
dition or their value in cash bo paid.
If yon have nnv trophies of tho hunt
or wild lifo notify Ewinps at once.
FIND BABES POISONED
. BY THEIR lie
NEW YOIHC, March 19. Loretta
Hogcrs, eight months old, nnd her
bro'ther John, aged 2 years, children
of Lorlys Elton Itogcru, and Mrs. Ida
Snlfferi Walters, came to their death
through poison administered by their
mother, according to tho formal ver
dict of a coroner s Jury today. Mrs.
Walters Is in Jail awaiting trial on an
Indictment charging her with their
murder.
Tho children died a day or so after
thoy had been polsonud December 29.
Mrs. Walters survived the poison sho
herself tjook.
(on tho DInck Sea In Crimen, a placo
In Russia) and set tho buildings on
fire.
"An allied onemy fleet heavily
shelled tho forts of tho Dardanelles
which replied effectively sinking tho
French battleship Uouvct."
Tho French battleship Uouvct.
which is reported in a Turkish offi
cial statement to havo been sunk in
tho Dardanelles was a vessel of 12,
000 tons dlbplaccmont laid down In
1893, with a complement of C21 men.
Her armament consisted of two 12
inch guns, two 10.S Inch, eight ft. ft
Inch, eight 3.9 Inch, ten 3 pounders
nnd ten 1-poundor, besides two tor
pedo tubes.
MOTHERS, DO THIS-
When the Clilldmt Cough. Hub .Mus
tcrolo on Tlinmts uiul Clients
SOUTHERNIiPACIFIG
AVIATORS iOMBARD
ARSENALS AT SHEERNESS
BKItMN, March 10. Tlio Over
sews Agency today gjave out tho fpj
JowimcS ?
'Reports have- rcuohed Berlin to
tlio effect tlmt two florin uu ivintofs
have boiubiirdod (hu British arsenals
'flt WtWWWf I'lV Ufjlfrll URYfll Vase."
Julius Kruttschnltt. chairman of
tho board of directors, Southern Pa
cific company, Wm. Sproule, presi
dent of tho Southern Pacific, W. It.
Scott, vice-president and general man
ager, P. L. Hurckhaltcr, superintend
ent aud Fred Hansen, assistant sup
erintendent, spent a short timo in
Medford this afternoon. Thoy were
taken over tho Pacific highway and
wero Invited by tho Country club to
play golf but lack of timo prevented.
No telling how soon the symptoms
may dovelop Into croup, or worse.
And thon's when you'ro glad you
havo a Jar of MUSTEROLE at hand
to glvo prompt, sure relief. It does
not blister.
As first aid and n certain remedy
there's nothing llko MUSTEROLE.
Thousands of mothers know it. You
should keep a Jar In the houso.
It is the remedy for adults, too.
Relieves Soro Throat, Ilronchltis,
Tonsllitls, Croup, Stiff Neck, Asthma,
Neuralgia, Headache, Congestion,
Pleurisy, Rheumatism, Lumbago.
Pains and Aches of Rack or Joints,
Sprains, Soro Muscles, Chilblains,
Frosted Feet and Colds of the Chest
(It often prevents Pneumonia).
At your drugglst'H, In 25c and COc
Jars, and a special largo hospital slzo
for $2,50.
Re suro you get tho genuine MUS-
TEROLE. Rofuso Imitations get
whut you ask for. Tho Mustorolo
Company, Clpvoland, Ohio
Adv.
For Halo.
Two largo ceiling fans.
Ono 10-Inch exhaust fan.
Ono 12-Inch wall fun.
One small writing desk.
309 1010 AV. MjiIii St.
For Bronchitis and Coughs
uso Schlffmann's Concentrated Ex
pectorant. 2 ounces make a full pint
at home, and If not found tho host
remedy ever used, your money will
be refunded by Medford Pharmacy.
Adv,
For That New
EASTER SUIT
SEE
Tailored to Fit
KLEIN
128 East
MAIN
Upstair
& SICK
CHILDREN LOVE
SYRUP Of FIGS
Don't scold your fretful, pcovlHh
child. Seo If tongue Is conted; this
Is a sure sign Its llttlo stomach, liver
and bowels aro clogged with sour
waste.
When listless, pale, fovcrlsh, full
of cold, breath bad, throat sore,
doesn't cat, sleep or act naturally,
has stomach-ache, Indigestion, diarr
hoea, glvo a tcaspoonful of "Califor
nia Syrup of Figs," and in a few
hours all tho foul waste, the sour bile
and fermenting food passes out of
the bowels and you havo a woll and
playful child again. Children lovo
this harmless "fruit laxative," and
mothers can rest easy after giving It,
becauso It never falls to make their
little "Insldos" clenn nnd sweet.
Keep It handy, ,Mother! A llttlo
given today saves a sick child tomor
row, but get tho genulno. Ask your
druggist for n r.O-ccnt bottlo of "Call
fornla Syrup of Figs," which has di
rections for babies, children of all
ages and for grown-ups plainly on
tho bottle. Remember thoro are
counterfeits sold hero, so surely look
and seo that yours Is made by the
"California Fig Syrup Company,"
Hand back with contempt any other
fig syrup. Adv.
IN SUCH PAIN
WOMAN CRIED
Suffered Everything Until Re
stored to JHcalth by Lydia
E. Pinklmm'a Vegeta
ble Conipound.
Florence, Bo. Dakota." I used to bo
very sick every month with bearing
down pains nnd
backache, nnd had
bond ache n i;ocd
deal of the time and
very llttlo tipputitc.
Sho imlim worn so
ad that I used to
sit right down on tho
tloor and cry, be
cause It hurt mo so
nnd I could not do
nny work nt those
times. An okl wo
man ndvlscd mo to trV Lvdla E. IMnk-
hnm's Vcgvtnblo Compound nnd I got a
bottle. I felt better the next month so
1 took three- moro bottles of It nnd gwt
well so J. could work nil the time. I
hope even woman who suiTers like I did
will try livdln E. Plnklmm's Vegetable
Compound." Mrs. P.W.Iansu.no, Box
8, Allyn, Wash.
Why will women continue to sufTorday
in and day out or drnjr out a sickly, half
hearted exlstence.mlsshiK three- fourths
of the joy of living, when thoy can llnd
health in Kydia E. l'lnkhnm's Vegetable
Compound?
For thirty years It has lnen tho stand
ard remedy for fenmlo ills, nnd has re
stored tho health of thousands of women
who havo been troubled with such nil
ments as displacements, Intlammntlon,
ulceration, tumors, irregularities, etc.
If you nnnt special ndrlco write to
I.ydla K. l'lukhani Medicine Co. (conll
dcutlal) JLTnn.Mah. Your letter will
he opened, rend and ausnered by a
lToman and held iu strict confidence.
)S 1 Alv
Friday Saturday
Paramount Picture
Hobart Bosworth
-IN-
FOR RENT-HOUSE
adjoining tho corporation limits on
the southwest fronting on tho main
road to Jacksonville. Plenty of gar
den space, and fruit, placo for chick
ens, electric llghtH, also barn. If
rented to a good orchard man, could
probably furnish him enough work to
pay the house rent. Rent J7.00 per
month.
o. v. linar.H
M. 1 & H, llhlg. Medford
COFFEE
Specials for
Friday and Saturday
:35c
Two pounds
Coffee .
This is regular
25c per pound grade.
Pursuit
of the
Phantom
Five Parts
CHILDREN'S
MATINEE
SATURDAY 2:15 p.m.
Special Procram (or Children:
"Gcorijc Washington's Rclcs," one
part,
"Uncle Sam's Money Shops,' two
parts.
Special Comedy, one part.
Pathe Colored Scenic, two parts,
and
Richard Stockam, Boy Violinist of
the Jackson school.
Regular performance "Pursuit of
the Phantom," at 3:30 p. m.
ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS
- -
THE PAGE
MEDFORD'S
LEADING THEATRE
Snfo, woll vontllatod, comfortable, largo Boating
capacity
TONiaHT, SAT'Y AFTERNOON and EVENING
Program Extraordinary
THE GREATEST MOTION PJGTURE COMED
IAN IN THE WORLD
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GtiARLis c;iiAPjJXft
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In HIS NEW JOB Two Acts
It's Ono of Chaplin's Groatcst Hits
Threo-Act Broadway StarFoaturo (Vitagraph)
4The Radium Thieves"
All-Star Cast
Featuring TOM MIX and His Western Company
.Ono-Act Solig Drama, "SLIM HIGGINS"
Music by WURLITZER ORCHESTRA
IT'S ALWAYS A BIG SHOW AT THE PAGE
Admission 5-10-lCc
Garden Seeds
AVo ari' lumdling Porllnnd Scud Co.'s
Diamond Brand .seeds in hull;; also
Morrip and Icitv'.s Seeds in imrkntfCH.
White ('-lover mid Dlue (.IrasH for
Jawn. Sweet. I 'ens and Nasturtium sued
.in hiillc; also (lie genuine, .S pel leer's
Sweet J'e.'is.
Buy Bulk Seeds and Get More
for the Money
Marsh & Bennett
Second door east Kirsl Xalional Hank. Phone 202
BrasnWTH
i
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OLMSTEAO'S I
A white diagonal
checked madras
(Jollar
Tho leading men's wear stores
havo Idc Silver Collars or can get
(hem forou butif you havothe
slightest bother, write us for a JUt
of our dealers ncarect you.
0(0. P. 101 1 CO., tkbit, TROr, N. T.
FIGURES
COUNT
Jloforo you Imvo vchlclo eiiulppuil
with ruhhur tiros, auto vr;iuolH or hod
Ion built or ropulnid, or any hind of
wagon work douo It will WW you to
figuro with
BILLINGS
W;agpn Carriage and
Auto Works
Ho has had 22 year's expurlnnco In
his lino and guarantos his work.
Conner (IUvoi'Hldo and ICIghth
MEDFORD
CREAMERY
BUTTER
IT IS PASTURED
Como Sec It Made nt
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A.A.M00DY. Prop.
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UNDEBTAKER
Lady Assistant
Phones M. 47 nnd 47Ja
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