fxgh Mxm
ftFETTFORT) MATTI TRTRUNTO. ArEDTTORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, MAROTT HO, 1?)15
8
if
M
5- v-r
MAIfc
TRIBUNI
k
4K
PUNtHMT NnWSPAPKn..
HYunr Aia-KiiNuon
ffUNOAT HT TllK
M
foru mwTiNa co.
Offl Mall Trlbtlti BnMln, 25-17-59
Nortli Jflr mrecti tclepliono 1i.
i ii . 1 ii
Th Dn-mocrtlllo TimcK, Thn M-dforJ
Mill, The Mtdrorri Tribune, Tha 8)Uth
wn Orejtoiilan, The AiiliUnd Tribune.
BvaNOKirrieir --
Ojpe yw,.uy mail...-
Qn month, by tnall-
Per month, dellvfcrnt t
,.5.00
.ou
by cArrltr 1A
Meilfonl. riioenuc. Jacksonville
ami Central Point - .to
Saturday only, by mall, per year 1. 00
Weekly, Per ywtr.... 1.50
Offl8l(U-,PaMir of tho City of Meflford
OfnMal Pa nor of Jackaon Countr.
,, HntemV tii accrnia-clasn matter at
Mfilford, Orouon, under the not of March
. 1ST.
Sworn Circulation for 1914, 2CSS.
Full Iraiioil wlro Associated Prcaa dla-patch-,
Subscribers foiling to recelvo
papers promptly, phono Ctrcu-
latloa Manager at 2G0M.
.
i -' . i
With movies and Jltnoys'so popu
larwhat chanco has a guy .to save
his nlckles?
LAUGHS
Oae Benefit
Mistress Good gracious, Susan,
the house Is on tiro!
Susan (overworked) 'Well mum,
it's coiufortla to think that at last
there's a fire in tho 'ouso I 'aven't
'd to light!
Congenial
Mrs. Nextuoor I supposo your
daughter is happily married?
'Mrs. Nagsby Indeed aho is. Why
her husband Is actually afraid to open
his mouth in her presence. Prince
ton Tiger.
Sure Rule
"How can they tell when a woman
1s only shopping?"
"Whcnlhoy-lntcnG to buy they ask
to see something cheaper. When
they'ro shopping they ask if you
haven't something moro expensive In
stock." Loulsvlllo Courier-Journal.
Getting At It
"Mrs. O'ltoonoy, why do I never
see Patrick at church now?"
'Sirs. O'ltoonoy shook her head sad
ly. "Is it socialism?"
"Warso than thot, your rlvercncc."
"'Is It atheism?"
"Warso, yourlverenco."
"What Is it then?"
"Ithcumatism!"
Owned Illm
A woman mounted the step of a
car carrying an umbrella like u re
versed saber, says the Chicago Post.
Tho conductor touched her lightly,
saying: "Excuse me, madam, but you
are likely to put out an eye of the
man behind you."
"lie's my husband," she snapped
with the tono of full proprietorship.
Moro IVillfl
Johnny handed tho following nolo
from his mother to the teacher one
morning;
"boro Teechor, You Jccoji tollin'
my boy to breathe with his diafram.
Maybe rich children havo diafraros,
but. how about when their father only
makes a dollar a day and has got five
children to keep? First It's one thing,
then It's another, and now Its dia
frains. That's tho worst yet."
, Not Chronic
IrrltabjQ old, Man Say, does this
car always. inako (his ruclcct?
Chauffeur No, sir only when it's
running. Buffalo Express,
He I Invited your mother to go
sailing this morning.
She Did she become seasick?
He No; I took pity on her and
didn't go.
i .?
REPORTED SURROUNDED
OUAN'MER, Okln., Murch .10.
Sheriff Wilder paid today ho bad lot
cntcd the five- robbers who vbenped
after ,h)Hnj tho tvo juinkH at Stroud
Itmt pHtiinluy. The oullnwH are ii
Uio, Owirc lillifJ, nbonl fourteen miles
rrA-l,oiHl,.iui,Imve boon i-om
jilatoly Surrounded' he. said.
NBDFORD
wfpil
lUHiliji
MHD
JosHfev
A SKILLFUL PtLOT
A WASHINGTON dispatch statos that tho "White House
- is flooded with letters from persons of rospousihility
and organisations represent iittf substantial husiness inter
ests eonnhcuding the president for tho manner in which he
has maintained neutrality between the United States and
the warring nations, while protecting American trade in
terests. Among the letters quoted is one from George Cope,
president of the National Association of .Manufacturers,
an organization that bitterly opposed "Wilson's election.
The lollownig is an excerpt:
As president of the National Association of Manufacturers, the largest
national body of manufacturers In the
express to you my appreciation of
tude with respect to the various orders by the belligerent governments In
Europe which sffect nil neutral commerce and particularly of tills country,
I, therefore, wish to assure you of tho sympathy and steady mippdrt
of this association In your energetic effo'rts to protect tho rlgliU of this
country. ,
Coming from political enemies, this is sufficient, proof
of the wisdom of the president s toreign policy, which is
modelled along the hues followed during tho Napoleanic
wars by George "Washington.
No president since Washington has faced such a grave
foreign situation as President Wilson has had to face, with
a civil war devastating Mexico and a world-wide struggle
raging among the civilized nations of the globe. ,Yct
through this maelstrom of trouble and turmoil the presi
dent is calmly and scrone.ly, with even poise, guiding the
ship of stntc. firm for the nation's right, but skillfully
avoiding pitfalls of disaster.
"We are so close to the events that are remaking the map
of the world that wc necessarily lack the perspective essen
tial to "View events or men in their right proportions,, hut
there seems little doubt but that, uuiinpassioned history
will assign a very large niche, in the hall of fame to Wood
row Wilson as ohq of the greatest presidents of the republic
FLEET o
IB BE REVIEWED
Al NEW Y
WASHINGTON", Murch 30. The
Atlantic fleet, Admiral Fletcher, has
reported to Secretary Dnnick, is pre
paring to leaVe the Guuntiinatno drill
grounds nud start for Hninpton
Itondg nbout April 1.
Details of the review nt New York
in May or June nfter maneuvers in
Xnmit;nnMCtt bay will not be nettled
until Secretary Daniels has conferred
with Admiral Fletcher, but the secre
tary announced today that President
Wilson hopes to attend.
Secretary' Daniels snid today that.
n fittinp; close of the review would be
the departure of the fleet for the
Pnnnma-Pncifio exposition through
the Pnnntnn canal. Tho present plnn
is to take nt least three divisions of
the battleship fleet to San Francisco
and it is not unlikely the cruisers,
destroyers and other craft will provide-
a place in the naval procession
which will pass through tho canal on
July 4 if possible.
Ueforo returning- east Secretory
Daniels will accompany n division of
IxittleMiips to Honolulu and to Se
attle. Secretary Daniels believes ho hns
anbwered those who ehnrgc lack of
efficiency in tho Atlantic reserve
fleet by getting tho bnttleship Ala
bama into commission at Philadel
phia and on her way to Hnmpton
Itouds within thirty-six hours nfter
the order was issued.
GUILTY BY JURY
r- i
PORTLAND, March 0. Tliomns
R. Sheridan, cx-pre&ident of the First
National bank of Hoschurg, Or., was
today found guilty of miMippling
funds of dejositoiN. The jury whieh
went out yesterday afternoon, found
tha nged bnnker guilty on' two countrf
of nbbtrnetinjj $2:10 from David
Hull mid fj0()0 from Mrs. Laura Ver
till. The minimum penalty is i'ivq
years in prison on encji eount. Thirty
diiy wns allowed for motion for it
now trial.
LAWFUL TO LABEL
EAS
MADISON, Wis., March 30. A
decision restraining-, so fur as inter
state commerce is 'onceriied, the en
forcement nguinst the Corn Products
Refining; company of the Wisconsin
law requiring tho labeling of syrup
paokuges to show the ingicdients used
was linnded down today by Judge A.
,L. Sunhora of the federal district
court, Tho court held that the ap
plication of tho law would interfere
with interstate, commerce. Tho decis
ion, however, declared, tho statute
valid us to cuiumercu within the stutc.
AN
OK
SHERIDAN
FOUND
tt
United States, I feel called upon to
jour prompt action and firm atti
MONDAY'S BAULE
HAVANA. Mnreh 30. With the
battle for the world's heavyweight
championship Jess than one week
nwny it is set for April f .lack
Johnson nnd .Ics Willurd today be
gan reducing their training routine.
Willurd was so fit that he virtually
laid off and planned no work uido
from a walk and run of a few miles.
The remainder of the day was spent
in resting nnd sightseeing.
Johnson took short sprints on the
road and went through his regular
public training in the stadium in the
afternoon. Ilotb men sny that the
elimnlio conditions of Havana hnvc
helped them arrive at an edge quickly.
The pugilists were examined and
measured bv physicians against Inst
night. Each man is said to be in
splendid condition with regard to or
gans' nnd muscles. One doctor said
Johnson had the smallest henrt of
any mnn he had ever examined. These
latest measurements show that the
champion is today heavier and moro
muscled than when he was at Reno in
1010.
Nevertheless Willnrd is the bigger
man in nlmost every particular.
LEGAL TO REFUSE
SALEM- Or., March 30. An ordi
nance forbidding women from fre
quenting places where intoxicants me
sold cannot be pronounced unconsti
tutional on the ground that it inter
feres with individual liberties of wo
men citizens, according to a decisinu
bv the supremo court today in the
lease of E. V. Lnnghlin n. Tillamook
City. The opinion wns a reversal of
a decision by Circuit Judge Onlloway.
Laughliii was engaged in the saloon
business in Tillamook and was con
victed in police court of violating mi
ordinance by K'iinitting a woman to
visit his place. He npiwalcd to tho
circuit court and won ou (ho ground
the ordinance wns unconstitutional.
BOSTON, March 30. Willnrd C.
Wullnce, known also as C. K. Hitch
cox, charged with the larceny of
money from bnnks at Vow Orleans
Sun Francisco and Portland, Or. who
was arrested last night us a fugitive
from justice, swallowed p&isoh lit thrt
city-prison today. He wnM taken to
tho relief 'lospitnl, where it wns sold
that death was only i) matter i i ,.
ho-jis. He hud concealed the pt-i'oi-.
in his clothing.
Hitchcox is said by'tho police to
have admitted to be the. mint wanted
for defrauding banks by means of
fraudulent drafts,
u
EASE
ON TRAINING
FOR
LIQUOR TO WOMEN
ENGLISH
ACTRESS FINDS
iHiL
iflivmiu
.C - tBBHHk
M w " ; k
'3HHH ' iRH
r.itfMiiHfl HI
VHHKMMb iGy Miffi!K? i (BH MBmHBIHB
roW'V vi2i!? HHflllB
mRHH -v-J Si(ri ' ,i ' JF '
MA J I HF '
ALt I Hr
vHa. jf , , Hi flH
V . 1 v
Alexandra Carlisle, lovelic-t of (he KuglNh ingenues, is spending a
"wartime" vacation in Aiuericn not in idlcm, to be sure, but in tour
ing the country as John Drew's lending womnii. In Drew's icvivul of his
old-time success lljs (nlwc plujs the role of the hcrtuue, l)nniUiy.
ITALY EXPECTS NO
IN CASE OF WAR
HOME, March 30 The Olornale
U'ltalla nays It connldera futilu tho
discussion regarding alleged private
negotiations hot fen tho Vatican and
the Italian government concerning
tho status of diplomats accredited to
tho Holy See In caso Italy Joins tho
war.
Tho paper reprodurcs the law gov
erning the prerogatives of tho I'opo J
and the diplomats accredited to hint.
together with tip) detmtu In parlia
ment when the bill wns pasted to
prove that It was designed to cover
only times of pence.
The prudenco of the men ruling
Italy and those residing nt tho Vat
ican, the1 Glomalfl D'ltallu nH, ren
ders superfluous any dlncusslon. In
times of war. It declared, tho Italian
government would not hcultato to rc
movo ambassadors accrrdlted oven to
the Vatican without In so doing, how
ever, attempting to Interfax) with tho
Independence of tho pontiff, while
tho Vatican certainly would not create
difficulties for Italy In timo of, war.
DOING ALL POSSIBLE
10 PJOIECT BORDER
WASHINGTON. March 30.-T-PreIw
dent Wilson told callers today that
he believed the administration . was
doing everything posslblo to protect
Americans along tho Mexican border.
A suggestion that General Hugh L.
Scott, chief of staff of tho army,
might bo sent to Urownsvllel to stop
the fighting near tho border nt Mal
moros, was-met with a atatomont by
the president tbattuero wns no plan
for that.
Reported by Jackson County Ab
tr&ct Co., Blxtb and Fir Bts.
Circuit
Williiim Tuveruei- vs. MarHlns K.
King et ul,'ruiirn of summons.
Kenneth H. Harnett vs. O.R, Chaf
fee, et a!,, complaint, affidavit nnd
undei taking for attachment.
NOTICJ-l
Notlco Is hereby given that tho un
dersigned tlll apply to tho city coun
cil ut Its meeting to bo held April
Cth, 1915, for a llcenso to soil malt,
spirituous nnd vinous llquois lit
quantities lens than n gallon on Its
placo of business at 13 South Front
street, city of Mcdford for a porlod
of six months. C. J. G'AKSTBNS,
Dated March 2 lib, 4915.
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER ,
Lady Assistant '
28 8. JIAIITI1"
I'boncs.M, 7n(I -17-Ja
Ambulance Service
oner
TROUBLE WITH POPE
COURT HOUSEN
EW
PEA0E AND WORK IN U. S.
AMERICAN REPLY
TO GREAT
TO
WASI1I.NT.TON, .March 30. PrcM.
dent Wilson announced today that tho
American note to tlreat Hrltaln con
cerning the order In council wa prac
tlcally complete nnd would bo for
wnrded to London within the noxt
2 I hours.
The president told callers that tho
text of the into will Imj mado public
as noon as It has reached tho HrltUh
foreign office. Out of courtesy to
Croat Ilrltaln 'ho asked that thcro bo
no speculation nbout Its contents un
til It had been received In Loudon.
No nolo will bo sent nt present lo
Cermany regarding tho sinking of
tht- American ship William V, I-'ryn
by tho Herman converted cruiser
I'rlnx Hltel Krledrlch. The president
sub! the government had not jet re
ceived all tho Information It desires
concerning tho ownership of the car
go of tho Fryo
Mothers Tel! of
Mother's Friend
rrlf nro M or shout 1 tin our tst
teacher. WnmMi who fuive obyiM thn
lilclicni nml nobloitt
of ull nicrinccii, tho
atruvalu for I ho llfo
of olliorn. atioulil
linvo a bUr I Jon
of helpful lnllUPMCii
t Ii u ii tliniii) nliu
thi-orlui from otr
ntlon. At any rate when
a prnspcctlvn tcraml-
mnllicr urnos lur
dnuKlitcr to do an ilia 1IJ to line
"Moihi-r'3 I'rlinil," thuu N umpl.) reaaou
to litllnvo It thu rlr.lit kind of ndvlcu.
IU uitH)o In to furnlalt pliancy to the
muxclei, to taku away tha atrulii on thu
conlH unci tUumcrita, to rvlluvo thu tv.ii
lon uf ncrvca and tendons t iipl to
jirovoko or nKKrurato nauncti, jn()riiln
nlckntHii, twllclilnui of tho Utah unit w:
on. 11 Ik applied oxtenmll.
Althouxli, In tho naturo of thlnm. n
Woman would Una ".Mother's I'Moml" hut
rarely, yet no cfTcctlvo has It tipon found
that thl bplotnlM rrmt'dy Is on tuilu In
moat drus atorrs throuRhout thu United
Htutia. It han been prnriHl by Uradneld
Iifsululor Co., 300 Ijnnar lllilif., Atlanta,
(it., nud adyrrtUrd by ua for nvcr twenty
ytura. Ak ut thu ilruK Moro for ji botlhi
of "Molhi-r'n l-'rlend." U 1 worth Whllo,
IT Theatre
Monday-Tuesday Nights
Photo I'litya ,
r
The Golden Goose
Two Part llronclio l'eaturo
Producing
A Nation's Pride
Flying "A" Feature
Madoina of the Poor
Two Part Thanhatmor
Cursed by His Beauty
A KIp-roarliiK Koystono Comedy
0 mid l'Q corlW onfy,
BRITAIN
REP
SEND
DER GOLTZ
BIB
T BE
K
l " , i
mirAiuiaT, :Ainrell
'J.V-1l0l('
I
Marshnl Von Dor (loltx, the (lormnii
nilllliuv coiuluunder of roiiHtaiitluo
pic, Interviewed by tin) Adovortll, do
dared tho defcimcn of tho Darda
nelles had prh vliil nujro ttfoct!'o thu it
hnd been oMiceted hhd that lu now
would nfrirm that the hilled fleet
would hot force u iitiHsaite.
"Wn await a now iittnels Without
fear," tho field marshal Is reported
lo linvo averred. 'Tho moro idilps
theor aro.Jhn llntler satisfied Wo will
he. Tnrltlsh Industry bus bi'on wuf
rlcleutly diivcloped to iiAIl'A flesh
hrmj of'ROtf.000 which t will be easy
to mob'llliio."
"CoiiHtnnthiupIo (s calm nnd the
sultan still Is In his llosphorus pal
ace. Knver Pasha, mtulflter of war,
Is most optimistic and we aro con
Mured we shall win."
Held Marshal Von Dor tiolt has
left llucharcst for IIoillu.
Aiinouureiiiiiut Hint Klohl Marshal
Von Dor (Ipltr. had left Coustautl
hiople tor Sofia, UulKurlu, was mndo
from Athens, March '2d, Ills dopnr
turn was believed to have an Impoit
nut hearliiK ou tho developments In
HOW FRENCH PEOPLE
CURE STOMACH TROUBLE
A hounohiild remedy of the I'ronch
peainntry, coiisIsIIiik of puro cKctn
ble oil, and said-to possess wondorful
merit In tho trcatifient of stomiub,
liver nnd Iniestlmtl lioiiblfs, has
been Introduced In this country by
Oconto II. Mior, who for twcnt
years hnN been otic of the IcadluK
dovsii'towii dniRRlitts of Chlcano nnd
who himself was cured by Its use Ho
quick nnd effective Is Its nrtlou that
n sIiikIo dose Is usually enough to
bring proiiouurud relief In tho most
stubborn rases, and mnny people who
hnvo tried It declare they never heard
of anvthln? to produce such remark,
nblo results In so short n time. It Is
known us Mayr's Wonderful llcmedy
nnd ctin now bn had nt all leading
driiR stores. It Is sold with thn posi
tive, undcrstntidltiK thitt your money
will bo refunded without iiuestlon
or quibble- If ONI) bottlo fall to ghu
you nbKolnto satisfaction,- Adv,
STAR
Monday-Tuesday
PARAMOUNT
PICTURE
Mr. Tesse Lasky
PlinSKXTS
Robert Edeson
IS
Where the
Trail Divides
1'IVi: I'AUTH
Afternou 2; IS
Kvonliid 7
' A Shine In ' '
Evory Ofi"
Sot n sail today 'front
your hardware or ero
cqr.4alr WHEN YOU THINK OF
TIRES
THINK OF
GATES
VON
W DARDAN
AN
FORGED
mSLsVVvh
-99i09Gllp-L
B I ii USLslU il
T f n H
thu llnllcniii situation, which Is cnuii
hut coni'uin In Turkey It hi evident
that ho fltdppml (U lliKiiarnfit bit bin
win to Unllln nfter leaving Roflft.
CftOWH
ihe Gasoline
of Quoliiy
THE PAGE
Med ford's Lend Inn Thcnlcr
Last Two Times
ANNETTE
KELLERMAN
In--
Neptune's
Daughter
The Film Mnslcrpiece of the
World in
Suven Spectacular Paris
Mniliico U p. in, Ktcnlnj; 7 o'rlork
t
AilmNkloii ync iner floors
1,'e Itnlfoiiy
WESTON'S
CAMERA SHOP
208 Enst Main Stroot
Mcdford
Tho Only Exclusive
Ooininercial Pliotographora
in Southern Oregon
Negatives fadu any time or
placo by appointment
Phono 147-J
We'll do tho rent
T.. D. WESTON. Prop.
uJJliiW'Nrarcst to
Cverytlilnt"
i HOTEL MANX M
Powell St., at OTorrcll
San Francisco
In the heart of the
business, shopping
und theatre district.
Running distilled ice
water in every room.
Our commodious
louby,fine service, and
Homelike restaurant
will attract you.
fcuropean Plan rates
$1.50 up.
Managrmtnt
Cliet V7,
KcMty
"Mtel Me al
The :,tanx"
ii
g the viosoime I
r c r ! I
m or vumiyr i
B You'll have Ics.t I
M troulilc with vottr I
M cmkiiio "iiiIsisIhk" f
m or "stallhin" If "it J
W use lcd t'rowil. A
W Tlliit's liccnuso Ucl 1
Crown is uniform. m
I There's power in M
J every drop mill m
I every (Iro )' the Jw
I iunc, i.)calcr 15
everywhere. S3
I Stnndnrtl Oil M
I Company f
1 (tAlllullll.) M
1 Mo.irmd Ja
V
fco