Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, April 14, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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KTFDFPnTT MATH TRTBUNK MTCPFOKn. OREfiOX, WEDNESDAY, AP1UT M. 1015
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THE DAM DCM? MAY RAISE HOB AMONG "MEAN" LEGISLATORS
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tnumforiod thorn, In ncctmlniico with
a luovlotin iiKrooiiiout to tlio Kionn
luudt Hum violating tlio law.
an tmHHoiiKorR itboiuil nun of tluill
hIiIiin a crow for aiiothor whip In nu
Ainorlcan port, Conviction of tho
Tlio nlowardR and jjtownrdomieni.'Ji
woro allowod to roinnln At Vofk till &
tlio nlitp dockod. Tlio enptiiln wan
uotlflod, however, that tlio lino
would lio Hiitijcet to a fluo of $1000
for nucli man or woman who Hltoiild
oncapo,
Ya V7
Ciulvr tho law tho tiiintlKintlim of-
chaiKo riirrloH it petinlty of ? 1000
flcluls asserted tlu lino hail tlio pi I v. j fluo for oaoh alien nnipliiuil, In thin
IIoko of traiiKforihiK of otto whip to ohho Hut maximum tlim tiion convict
nnothnr, but could hrltw to America Ion would ho $77,000.
OEM RAIDER
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KROONLAND'SCREW
SEA WORTHINESS OF
UNDER ARREST FOR
VIOLATION
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WA$IH?ttlTONy -Vyril, H.-Scorn.
(inlViiils tclilniwjWIJKyir AJ
miinl ltontty, oomiimnttiuit of tin
Norfolk Mvy nul, to dohiiiMte n- u
lionul to Hiim-y tlio Qurmiin srit
uuilcr Kioiiprinr. WSllielni, tin muho
officer, liiMuU'it by Const ruolor Du
Hnso, who pnsscil upon (ho ciiho or
tlw l'rinr. Kitel KriilnVli. Tlio fiml
!iih of tlio lionnl of wirvpy will ho
guiinlcd closoly ly llio offiolnN.
Itopntrs needed to nmko llio ship
seaworthy nnd the nmoiint of cool
and supplies needtsd to Hike her to the
nearest homo iwit will bo determined.
Then tlio imvy dpnrtmont will fix tlio
time limit of tlio viwsuiV May nt Kew.
jicrt Nows.
NEWPORT NEWS, Vm., April 14.
Exporting pennNnion from V11nh-
iiiKtou to move into drydook, I nptaiu
Thiorfeldor of tho German commoroe
raider Kronprinx Wilhehn, today or
dered his vessel mnde ready to pro
ceed up tho Jnmetf river front her
BiiohoniRe. r ,
Dotnilrt of tho sinkinu of tho Itntish
stonmshlp Hellovuo, onn of the; Wil
helm's fourleon viutimb. were related
today by members of tho crew. The
Ilcllovtic wns bound from Liverpool
to South Amcrirnn portrt with coal
nnd whixky when captured by the
Wilhelin, December 4 Inst. She wok
nioorod to tlu Wlllielm with strong
cnbloN nnd stripped of everything of
Value. Aftor nil movable parts were
Hocurely lushed down, in order thnt
nothing; tnijtlit be loft floating on tho
Mirfaee to ivp tho Hritisli cniisers a
Ulno tin to tho WilheltiiTtflierenboiit.s,
tho Ik'llcviio was sent to tho bottom.
MINNESOTA STILL
HANGS UPON ROCK
Xi:V YOUIC. Apill H Seventy
soven nion and women, vlitually tlio
entlro forco of stowardosoti'H aboard
tho Aniorlcnn ltuor Kroonlnud, woro
I placed under arrest today liy Immi
gration officials and a warrant wa.i
served on tlio onptiiln, chnriUiiK tho
I Hod Star lino, owners of tlio ohso1,
with violation of tlio alien contract
I labor law.
Tho ontlro complement of steward
. and stewardesses itxty-nltin men
and oIkIiI women It was charged
I had lioen brought In iih pnsseiiKers
' nlioard tho liner Ktnlnud Inst January
fiom KiiRland. After their arrival
'hero, It l.i charged, tho ttcd Star lino
Mrs. Kerett S. Dam of Seattle,
Wnsh., who threatened to go to Wash
ington officialdom in behnlf of hor
pot bulldog Omar because the quar
antine officers at Honolulu insist that
the enniue exquisite must be placed
in detention for four tuoutliK us the
law requires ttf ull dog visitors to
the islands.
"I'm indignant," hhmd .Mis. Dnm,
owner of the Dam dog, on her return
from Hawaii. "I'm ju-t as iud;gunut
as o;wi be. The idea of Mihjcctiut:
Omar to all those indignities! Why,
they want to treat him like a common
dog.
"My husband, who has been nt
Washington, says ho ean't do n thing
with thostf (ilnlur.ite legislators. Hut
yni just wait till I get thoio. I'll get
Omar iu'o lltimilulu if have to go
to tho president."
Meantime the Dnm bulldog was be
ing en led lor bv his vnltt.
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ORGANIST
KOBE, April 14. lleoausi of the
heavy piise.ngor lihts of utoamcrs
hailing soon for American ports, con
siderablo dijfieulty is being experi
enced in mnking nrrangfinentK for
.forwarding to the United States the
jK'nJons rescued from tho Minnesota,
which Htruck n rock Sunday night nt
the entrance to tlm Inland sen. Sev
eral will naiL for San Francisco to
morrow on'ljljc Manchuria. Extra
berths will be provided for others on
the Tnuiba 5i(fhi, which sails on llio
J7th for Seattle. The German pas
sengers on tho Minnesota who were
brought hero bv tho Onufu hnvo been
permitted by the foreign office to
hind under the escott of the Ameri
can consul on,condition thnt they re
main in their hotel until their depart
ure.
Tho Minnesota still is pivoted on
the rock which tore a hole in her
bow. The entire bow is visible at low
lido, Only ono bold was damaged,
mid the cargo of. hemp is being shift
ed nft. The steerage passengers have
been removed.
AT PAGE THEATRE
The management f the Page
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!. A Valuable Suggestion.
luiHirtntit to Kwryono
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NATIONAL RIFLE CLUB
Elmer Fosb, iirst lieutenant of the
local National Gvuard, has issued u
call for u meeting lit tlie city record
er's office Friday, April 10, nt 7:30
). in., for tlio purpose) oi perfecting
the organization of a National Itiflo
Association club.
This meeting is in response to n
otltjon signed by neaily UU0 jepre
seu'tntivu uilizens, and Lieuteuunt
Foss is anxious that it lurgo number
bo on hand at this meeting, as tin
charier will uluao immediately there,
lifter. " '
Jt should he distinctly understood
that joining this club titails no obli
gation on the pait of the citizen, hut
oi( tlw. contrary bo is givci) un oppor
tunity for rifle mucticc, etc., at the
expense of Ulicjo Snm,(
TRIA PROCL
STATE OF SIEGE
HOME. April 14. A dispatch from
should bo congratulated upon Inning Trent telegraphed from tho frontier
been so foituuate us to secure tho to tho Idea Nazlonale. quotes an offl
herieejor Lyle ('. Trueas phior furlclal who has Jiiht returnod from
the laVge Wurlitzer ou-hostra. Mr. i Vienna as authority for the statement
True has played this instrument in that a elate of ulego probably will bo
many of-tho-largo-tlienters thriiugli-.prnrlalmed soon In Austria bccaiiKO
out the country and thoroughly un- of the unrest resulting from tho Rits
derstnnds the handling of this I.irgc'sian advance across tho Carpathians,
and complicated instrument. Wealthy Hungarian arc raid to ho
In addition to being tin expert, making hasty preparations for flight,
player of this instrument, he is n tin-1 The Idea Nazlonalo's correspond
Mied picture player, hnxing followed ont says he has learned from tho
this line of work conlinuously fori name courco that Emperor Francis
eight yenrs in the best moving pietore,.iosopli has decided to cede to Italy
theaters. His thorough knowledge of j the Fo-called 'Italian provinces." in
the film productions with his huge hiding Finnic, hut onl on condition
lepertoire of over 'JflOO musical iiiim-lnat ltaj. Jon wth Austria and fior
bers, including the grand operas, man. ,n pr0BecnB lll0 war TbU
musH-ni fomciiics nnu up-io-.inie pup- rcport Is considered In Home to be
ulnr iiiumc, wuiMim Imn In tollow llif0ntlrely without foundation,
pictures intelligently nnd in n most j .
pleasing manner.
Mr. True is n graduate of the Now
England Conservatory or Mu-ic nnd
n master of harmony, theory nnd !
composition, having hinistlt' written'
sccrul operas nnd numerous piano r
compositions. He has made u perma
nent engagement nt the I'age and can
be beard tin re every afteruiuin ami
evening.
It Is now conceded by phyilolaus
that tho kidneys should hnvo more
attention na they control the other
organs to a remarkable decree and
do a ticntoudoiis amount of work In
removing the poisons and waste mat
ter from tho synteni by fllteitug tho
blood.
During the winter months especial
ly when wo llvo an Indoor life, tho
kidneys should receive some nKstst
ance when needed, as wo take less
exorcise, drink less water and often
cat more rlrh heavy food, thereby
forcing tho kidneys to do innro work
than Nature Intended, Krldonco of
kidney trouble, such as lame back,
annoying bladder troubles, smarting
or burning, brick dust or sediment,
sallow complexion, rheumatism, may
bo weak or Irregular heart action,
warns you that your kidneys reqtilro
help Immediately to avoid more ser
ious trouble.
Many physicians clnlm that an
herbal medicine containing no inlii-
rats or opiates has the moat healing
influence. An ideal herbal compound I
that has had most rpjuarkablo sue-,
ccrs as a kidney nnd bladder remedy
Is Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Itoot.
You may receive a naniplo botllo of'
Swamp Itoot by parceln post. Ail-,
dross Dr. Kilmer & Co.. Illnghamton,!
N. Y. and enclose U'ti cents; also
mention the .Medford livening Mall J
Tribune. '
TO THE PEOPLE
OF OREGON
Since the law recently enacted at Salem im
poses a tax only on trading stamps or coupons
which are redeemable in GOODS, WARES
OR MERCHANDISE, The "S. & Hi" Green
Stamp Company will redeem its "S. & H."
Stamps in CASH after May 15, 1915.
Under this arrangement neither the Stamp
Company nor the merchant will be subject to
the tax. A similar method has been employed
by the state of Washington for two years pend
ing the decisiori' of the Courts. In more than a
score of States like legislation has been declared
unconstitutional.
Filled stamp books will possess the same
value as now.
Remember the "S.&H." Green Stamp Com
pany will continue to do business without inter
ruption, any, statement to the contrary notwith
standing. A good merchant insists on getting a cash
discount for his prompt payments; secure your
discount by saving S.& H. Green Stamps.
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THE SPERRY & HUTCHINSON CO.
Twenty years in business.
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Lime-Loss in Tuberculosis
LARS LOOT
BENO BANK SAFE
HEN!), Or., April 1 l.Hiirglnn.
blew open the safe of Kinton &
Schiilmerich, lmnkcr, here some time
last night and escaped with .fit) iu
coin and '2? in checks. The lobbcry
was not discovered until this moin
ing. A little over a year ago one of
two burglars was caught while at
tempting to blow open the safe.
In I lie Juurnnl of Ibr A ui prima
tlr;li-l loi-lntliiu IJnuuary 17,
IIIMI IIip fullunliiKt
"II tin lioru maiiy lllura Mlnlril
(lint In lulirrrulimU or In Hie prr
lulirri iiIiikU atnur mi lurrraapd
nniuiiii) itt rnlrliiui lllmr) It IimI,
Imi Hi In tier urlur Mini trtrn. In fm-t.
n drin. lirriilUrlloii linn lirru tliullulit
lit lir n fiirrrunnrr of llir ilrtrloi
turf.. - f f prllM .
I'tirrril frrdliis: of lutirrruluala
(inl.tui- unci iit . unri.iiiua aiiiouiil of
I'lEB" auil uillk imir eltru nrh ini-ll-nl
arr mil mm I'onnlilrrril nil via-
Mr Uf n larnr mimlirr of plif ulrlnna
hn arc viirrlalUlui: lu Ihp Irrul
nirul of iu'ninnar lulirri uloiU.
If (ubercuti.jlx In ilue In a Ions of
1 1 hid from tilt trni, tlm nuccemi of
Kckiiun'B Alterutlvu In llio treat
men t of t It In illre.iHu miiy lie due, In
part, to tlio fart that It ronlulna u
litim aiitt mo cotiiWneil with ntltnr
valunlila lni;rcillonta un to lie mlly
naalinlliitoil.
Alwna we hnve iitk'-iI unora of
Kclimun'ii Alterative to attoinl atrlct
l to innttera of fo.l.
In uililltloii to loit unil propnr diet.
aume nffenlvo rwneJIul nuvnt aecma
to he needed, anil In mimoroua caaea
of miiiarent recovery from tuliercu
Ionia and hlnilrnl throat and liron
"hlal iifTectloiia Krkinun'a Alterutlvu
him Hlippllfil tlila need.
It' doea not cnntuln oplntfi, nar
rotlcH or bnlilt-forininK druKa, ao It
Is aafu to try. Your dru;lKt lm it
or will order It, or vou tan ifet It
from ua direct.
L't-Limiu l.ntiunilor), riillmlrltilila.
Price 9 X anil $t! a Hot lie.
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IN RIVER PRUTH
PISTROaiUI) April U. The chief
of the Uumantan sanitary corps has
dlwovoriHl cholsrn bacclll and othor
iHfecliouu dlsenso germs In the wat
r of tha river Pruth, which for part
f ll course Hows along tho boiiu
llrr betwen Itumanla and JIubbIo.
.JjrUer were telegraphed to all rural
rt$a irrtiirtrtiifirrct to prohibit
m at ilvitr waters. '
WE BUILD AUTO BODIES
FOR TltUCKS
of every slzo and description and for
every bunlnes. And you can do
pond on It that what wo build Is
built right lu every detail, appear
ance, utility, reliability and durabili
ty. An auto body built by us Is at
onco an advertisement and an econo
my. Come and let us prove it to your
complete (satisfaction. .
Billing' Wayon, Ccrringe and Auto
Works
South HiversioV
INVESTIGATE
Tho Advantages Offered nt tho Host Equipped TIurIuomh School Detwcen
Portland and Ban Francisco
IHCST I.V KQI'II'MKNT. JIKST IN MKTHOIIK. JJKST IN JNSTItUCTIOX.
iii:st jn iucsuirs.
Kor Thorough Instruction lu Practical Subjects, Attend tho
Medford Commercial College
ill N, drape St,, Phono 15-1, School All Summer- Day und Evening.
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. EXPRESS
AND FREIGHT CHARGES PREPAID
NEW PETTICOATS
00 brand now wide IVt
ticoats, all ,' rolors, ad
.iiistable tt))), one of the
Desl Dcttieoats ever
made, on sale
at, eaeh
MANN'S
98c
THE WOMEN'S STORE
CENTRAL AVENUE
NKAIlI'ORTOIWrCK
NEW PETTICOATS
New All-Silk PettieoatH,
made extra wide with
adjustable top, comes in
black and colors, on sale
Thursdav ("j A Q
at, each .. .OnxO
A BIG SPRING SUIT BARGAIN
25 Brand New Spring Suits, in all colors und sizes, up
to date in style, look as good as most
$2.1 Suits, on sale Thursday, each .. .
$15
2 Big Silk Bargains 2
2."i00 yards of Jfyiiey
Stripes and Foulards, 21)
indies wide, up to $1.25
values, now,
yard
69c
Crepe
value
10-iiieh All Silk
de Chine, real
$1.50, all colors,, oil sale
Thursday,
$1.25
A BIG SPRING COAT BARGAIN I
Raa
25 New Spring Coats, made of Hie best all-wool ma
terials, new styles, good as most $12.50 m (c
Coats, on sale Thursday, ouch .. . . tJj)yO
2 Big Dress Goods Bargains 2
5l)'(K) yards new t All
'M(. ;orgo aud-'shep
loi'd (hocks, .'18 inches
wide, on sale A Q
Thui-sday,yd....40C
5000 yards Silk und
Wool Poplin, in ull col
ors, 10 inches wide, u
cloth thut is cheap at
$1.2o, on sale
rhursday, yd
98c
6 Big Notion Bargains for Thursday Only
Clark's O.X.T. Spool
Cotton
Sanitol Talcum Powder,
per can
7Ior25
12c
Snap Fasteners, per
card
Cashmere Bouquet Soap,
small size, bar
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3c
5c
Good Safely Pins, all sizes,
u card ...
flood Hooks and Evoh, all
sizes, card '. '.....".;
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2c
4c
2 Big Hosiery Bargains 2
GO doz. Women's Fast
Black Hose, a good 25c,
grade, on sale tit,
a pair..
15c
Children's "Co-Ed"
Hose, good as most 25y
values, salo P -
price, pair. X jj
Children's Wash Dresses
, The Best Values In Medford
50 Children's Wash
f Dresses, mado of fine
y percale and gingham,
Y sizes 0 to 1-1, St
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sj)ecial, each.
50 Children's Dresses,
made of fino iinportctl
ginghams, sizes 0 to 14,
on salo QQr.
Thursday, each., j OC
2 Big Underwear Bargains 2
Women's Knit, Union
Suits, umbrella style, on
nalo Thursday,,
porsuii
.25c
AYodUui's Sleeveless
Vests, all sizes, nicely
f iMinnutrl mi unln "41 i
)fhji(rjf(layj!euch.lUC
Agents fpr Warner's Corsets
The Best Fittirg and Wearing Corset Made
Dr. Wurnor's Corsets,
rustproof, now models,
ull sizes, on sale
Thui-sday, pair. ., t) J.
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Z"??$W$l&W
AVomen's Braisseres,
how styles, all sizes,j)n
salo Thursday, f(
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