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Subscribers failing to rccolvo
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lntlon Manager at 25011.
mMjyfc
Wifit
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SAYS
"When tlio right fcllor mnrrles
tho right girl ho won't bo trying tor
find excuses tor go down town every
night."
LAUGHS
How Tnstc CIuuirth
Funny that tho very fellow who
begs n girl for a lock of her hair
In tho courtship days when ho
kisses It so fondly will avoir Ilka
a trooper it ho finds one of them in
tho butter after ho Is married. Flor
ida Times'Unlon.
Trapped
"You havo jour father's eyes," de
clared grandma earnestly looking at
tho young girl.
"Vcs'm."
"And you havo your mother's
hair."
"No; this Is sister's hair," faltered
tho girl, "and sho said I could bor
row it.' St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Needed a Clue
Hxamlnfng Admiral (to naval can
dldato) Now, mention thrco great
admirals.
Candidate) Drake, Nelson, and
I beg your pardon, sir, I didn't
quite- catch your name. Punch.
Scientific
Wo do not care for twilight sloop,
Dut, (please excuse tho gap)
Wo often feel like we'd like to steal
A quiet morning nap.
Peoria Journal.
Hnlf-Wuy fitop
I.ato Ilomegoer (bursting Into
merriment) It's a long, long way
to TIpporary."
Callous Cop Yes, but tho station
houso Is only around tho corner.
Richmond Timrs-Dlspatch.
WlMly Put
"What Is meant by 'comment is
useless,' fathor?" asked LUtlo Rol
io, tho boy cross examiner.
"It means, son, that you can't
think of anything clso to Bay."
Philadelphia Ledger.
m
Ono Drnulmck
Olbbs Is it true that you don't
Kjnmd as much monoy now as you
did before- you woro married?
Dlbbs It Is. I wish I could say
tho same thing of my wife. Pitts
burg Dispatch.
IrktMl Illm
"My omploycrs played mo a rather
hoiirlfoss trick," remarked tho man
who Is always kicking.
"Why, I thought thoy had in
creased your compensation?"
"Yos. nut thoy Increased It
.'not enough to compel mo to keep
hooks and employ an oxport account
ant to flguro out my Income- tax."
Washington Star.
nicmcntnry Tit dies
"What 'ro yon doln' wlf
tho
blocks, WlllUm?"
"Playin' war."
"How kin you play war wlf
lilocks?"
"liy usln' 'cm to form a blockado,
ninny!"
"JIows business?"
"All right, but for ono thing."
"Whafs that?"
"There ain't any."
Wlmt You Have lleen Looking For.
Morltol White Liniment Is a pre
paration that gives satisfaction where
a pain killer nnd hoalor Is needed.
Wa do not bollovo you could get a
batter liniment at any price. Prices
sne, flOc, $1.00. Rxcluslvo Agency
Ml(w druB store. tf
rum
THE MEXICAN QUESTION
OF all )liu'0s on this eruol, inhuuian earth, Moxieo has
boon for yeara tho blaekest spot. Tho hloodt hirst i
uoss of its rulfhg oasto. their anti-human attitude towards
tlio laboring olassos was unequaled even in Dahomey. That
it has hoon such a country is largely tho fault of tho poojilo
of tho Tnitod States f Ameriea. 'L'ho Aniovioan people
have long looked upon the Mexican people as existing only
for exploitation. That it might ho necessary to murder
and kill a few thousand "greasers" occasionally in the.
work of exploitation has hoon doomed inovitahle.
In no win has this nation endeavored to point the wav
to higher plane or citizenship and national life for the
Mexican people. Some of our capitalists havo hoon the
greatest exploiters of that
its public ofticials.
From beneath the mile-deep oppression of ignorance,
poverty and superstition there has broken through a revo
lutionary spirit of the highest and noblest motives, that
has resolved to destroy the barbarous, medieval child-murderers
that have ruled that country so long in the interest
of foreign concessionaires or die in such numbers in the
attempt that the rulers will have few to rule and exploit.
From the people of this country these people ought, to
receive encouragement, but instead tney areotten met with
threats of intervention and restoring order.
"Why should wc restore order in Mexico? Because a
few have gone down into that land and bought or stolen
some property, it is insisted wc should send our army and
protect our citizens.
By the same right. Great Britain, France or Germany
were justified in intervening in this country during tho
civil war. We have the same causes to intervene in Europe
now and restore order. Ono of our citizens has been killed
and what is still worse and more heartrending from the
modern viewpoint, some of the property of one of our
trusts has been destroyed a vessel worth dollars has been
sunk. Yet no one, not even the Oregonian, advocates
armed intervention in Europe.
This is for two reasens: First, that wo are not big
enough from the military or naval point, and, second, we
would have a hard time to steal anything in Europe if we
did intervene.
President "Wilson and Seerctarv Bryan are the daily
targets for the abuse of a portion of tho partisan press in
this country, the nastiest one of the lot being a newspaper
of this state, that unfortunately outside the state is still be
lieved to voice the sentiment of the people of Oregon. The
people of this country have long been used to the unfair
ness of partisan papers, and especially to the untruthful
ness of the plutocratic republican charax'ter-assassinating
papers that arc trying to regain their control of that party,
but in the present attacks upon the administration's Mex
ican policy the depths of political degradation have been
reached.
As to the alternative to the president's policy, we can
have war, and that means the death, the killing of hun
dreds of thousands of the citizens of this country and
Mexico. A newspaper that day after da' pursues a policy
that if followed out would mean the killing of hundreds of
thousands for partisan effect, is a menace to decency and
honesty in government.
There are doubtless those who would welcome a war
with Mexico. Plutocracy in this country through such a
war would not only find opportunity to make billions from
government contracts, but also find respite from the
statesmanlike attempts of the president to shake loose
the hold they have upon the lives and liberty of the Amer
ican people.
Doubtless there arc those who would not only like to
see "Diaz back in Mexico, with his army shooting down
thousands who objected to being evicted from their lands,
in the interest of the concessionaires, but would also like
to see a Diaz in this country. "With a Diaz in the white
house commanding the army, we could soon realize our
governor's dream of Chinese labor and overflowing
prisons.
Is it not barely possible that those who want firmed
intervention in Mexico want it for the restoration of the
Diaz regime, not only for the effect in that country, but
for the possible effects in this country?
The plutocracy of Germany wanted war, because they
feared the growing strength of the socialists would de
prive them of their stolen prerogatives. Js it not possible
that the plutocracy of this country will yet involve this
country in it war in order to divortthe president from his
efforts to undo the work of the past thirty years that has
built up the trusts and monopolies that 'have well-nigh
throttled opportunity and business freedom? Perhaps
the Oregonian is'procooding according tp program.
SUNK BY A MINE
STOCKHOLM, April 27. Tho
Swedish steamer Centric on her way
from Stockholm to HelBlngborg.
Sweden, has been sunk by a mino off
tho Aland Islands. Members of tho
vesbols' crow wero saved.
Tho steamer Contrlo was of 990
tons net anil 2C0 feet long. 6bo was
built at Port aisoKow in 11(03. Sho
loft Savannah March 3 for Kirkwall,
where she arrived March 27, sailing
subsequently for Gothei.burg.
STEEL TRUST DECLARES
DIVIDEND ON PREFERRED
NEW YORK, April 27. Tho U. S.
Steel corporation iteclured itn reiru-
Inr ((tturtorly dividend of 1 on tho
preferred mock, Ah wiik the ciihc in
tlio fprpier dividend, no action was
taken yii tliv I'Oiuuiou hIdcK'i
country, through corruption of
NEW YOHK, April 27. Irregular
prlco chanson prevailed in today's
stock market dealings, but these woro
limited to frnct'oua, except In a few
speculative (peclalltha. V. 8. Steel
which was under eAiwinl prossuro
at yesterday's clofc, ojened with n
lot of 2500 Sharon nt IT 1-8, a 1-4
point lower. Tho Paulflca oh a group
registered nominal declines, llkowlso
Heading nnd Now Haven. Missouri,
Kansas & Tuxas preferred lout al
most two points and U, S. Realty foil
four. In pther parts of the list tho
movomont was somewhat confusing.
Trading lacked tho public interest
of recent sessions.
John A. Perl
TJNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
30 8. IlAIlTLKTT
Phone M. 17 u 17-J3
MADCAP PRINCESS IS WANDERER ON THE FACE OF THE EARTH
fui ftSil 1av3SBBBBBBBBBBBslBK
Little gill, tlio preltitM pihu'c.-x in Kurope, has to niiiko her home with
strangera in u trmi!:e hunt liecmisn her count i.v, clj;iiiiu, it it llnltlel'it'lil.
Marie Joso, tho "madcap princess I "Would you like, to seo what I can
of Uelgluni." only daughter of King
Albert nnd Queen KlUahotli Is now
"tho princess without a home."
Prom this happy, dimpled little
princess of tho Uclgluns the Germans
hnve taken her homo and shn Is In
Kngland, literally a WAXDKUUIt OX
TIIK KACK OK Till: riAUTII.
No longer has sho a palace In
which to "make faces" at royal guests
to toss teddy bears at coronctcd
domes, and to trip her father, tlio
king, nnd send him sprawling down
stairs In tho midst of n reception
all of which sho has done.
Dimpled nnd pescsjit: n mnss of
golden hair, this little rhlld or 8
years sho was born In August,, lDOfi
Is regarded as the fairest royal
baby of Kurope. Hut now, bereft
of country, of pnlaces, almost of par
ents, sho is just a plain llttlo girl
llko thousands of others In America
with her opportunities for mis
chief considerably curtailed.
Willi hor brothers Crown Prlneo
Leopold, aged 13, and Prince CharlcH
11, Shu finds shelter in Kngland,
while her father and mother, tho
king and queen, remain Just back of
tho firing line In Klnndcrs.
Hut Prlnre8 Mario .lose Is too
young to have tho troubles of her
ciders and of her country weigh too
heavily upon her and restrain her
natural energy nnd exuberance. How
ever, tho llttlo girl surely Is not as
happy as when sho used to rldo
through the streets of Hrussols In tho
royal carriage, or turn somersaultn
on tho palace rugs when n court re
ception wns on.
When Mario Joso was fi hor moth
er, thtv queen, wns receiving somo
gnosis to tea, among thorn elderly
and Important persons. During tho
courso of the afternoon tho queen
sent for tho children, which was a
natural thing for tho mother to do.
Tho two princes plnyed on tholr vio
lins, and played well. Tho hoys re
ceived nil tho attention.
This didn't plcnsa tho llttlo royal
firefly, so sho picked out tho oldest,
gravest and most Important looking
man In tho room and lisped:
m:iTi:it uaiim-s
Tho crusado for hotter bablos has
spread from coast to coast, and taken
firm hold on American Mothors, I'ow
women realize how much tho 111
health of thu mother Influences tho
unborn child, both physically nnd
mentally. Women who suffer from
mysterious pains, backacho, norvotiH
ncss, mental depression, headaches,
etc., should rely on Lydla I J. Plnk
ham'H Vegetable) Compound, made
from roots and herbs, which for
nearly forty years has boon tho
standard remedy for theso ailments,
Adv.
IT Theatre
MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS
M '
Nipped
Japanese Detective, Domino Two part
His Responsibility
Two Part Itellanco Drama
When Queenie
Came Back
Famous Ueauty Film
WMMtt.t
He Loved the Ladies
Keystone Comedy
O-lUc IT 1 IJKBT 5.J0U
do
Smilingly, ho nodded nssout.
Whereupon tho pilncess nut to un
open space, put her llttlo curly head
down on l lie rug, and before anyone
could say n word had turned tlio
nentent of somersaults.
There was 11 secoud'H pause, then
ever one laughed. It was Impossi
ble to help It. Tho queen laughed,
too, though by the way Prlucesn Ma
rio Joso rushed up apologetically to
kiss her It wns thought her mother
was not ton well pleased.
"They never nuked me to do Hint,"
confided the child to her now friend,
"so I thought I would do It before
nroone said I musn't."
This Is tho playful llttlo klddlo
whom tho r has separated from
parents, homo and country. She's
in Kngland now nnd sho doesn't
know where she's going noxt.
DROP CHARGES AGAINST
. DETROIT COlJNCILMEN
DKTKOIT, April -J7. .Mnlinit that
the cilMet uguillt eli'M'il iiliMillirr lilil
former members of the Detnut city
council, indicted mi rliurgcM i hrih
civ, he (IimiiNm'iI, whs niiide in the
circuit court todnv lv Charles II,
.liiMiiiwxki, prneciitin attorney of
Wayne county.
its ;iti:.T ion itALiiv
ItOWIXS AMI STOMACHS
Wo want nil people who have
chronic stomach trouble or constipa
tion, no matter of how long standing,
lo try ono done of Miiyr'n Wonderful
Homedy ono doe will convince you.
This Is tho medicine so many of our
local peoplo have been taking with
surprising results. Thu most thor
ough system cleanser ever Hold.
Miiyr'n Wondorful Itomody Is sold
by leading druggists overywhero with
tho positive understanding that your
money will be refunded without ques
tion or quibble If ONK bottle falls
to give you absolute satisfaction.
Adv.
THE.PAGE
Med ford's Lcndlnn Theater
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
IMUoii Four Act i'ealuro
Greater
Than Art
A Kent in o of 1'niro Willi Gertrude
McCoy, IMtwinl Karlo mill Diuicmi
Mcltao
VJTAO'ltAPH
Sonny Jim and the
Valentine
HIOOUAPU
Miser's Legacy
Easy Money
VITAdltAPli COMUDY
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MAS CAUSED BY
IIUl'tVI'ON, Tiixiim, Ail II U7, ltd
poits today ft out the flooded dlsttlcl
1110 on tho wholo regarded us eucour
nglim and the belief Is glowing thai
no repetition of thu III til flood will
arise. Hnuos, lliuleson, .Milam,
Washington, llHstory, Waller and
Wharton counties, wlieio the trans-
state streams are nil nut of their
linulis, great ureas of flue farming
lauds havo been Inundated.
The Drums Is rising rapidly In low
er Texas and floods are reported
from Its upper si 1 etches, but 11 ces
nation of rainfall near tho const has
helped materially,
Fi 0111 all flooded points come re.
ports of crop destruction, livestock
loss and abandoned homes, but no
additional loss of life.
MUSTEROLE-QUICK
RELIEF! NO BLISTER!
It Soothes ituil Mellows Like it .Mils.
(mil I'liiMcr Without tho lliirn
or Sting
MI'STKUOLi: Is n clean, white
ointment, iiiado with tho oil of mus'
turd, It does nil the work of the
old fashioned mustard plaster does
It bettor and does not blister You
do not hau to bother with 11 cloth.
You simply rub It onand usually
the pain Is gone!
Doctors and nurses use MU8TKH-
01. i: and recommend It to their pa
tients. They will gladly tell you what re
lief It gives from Woro Throat, llron
chills. Croup, Stiff Neck. Asthma,
Neuralgia, Congestion, Pleurisy,
Itheumattsni, Lumbago, Pnlus and
Aches of the Hack or Joints, 'Sprnlns,
Soro Muscles, Hriilscs, riillblnlns,
Frosted Feet. Colds of the Chest (It
often prevents Pneumonia).
At your druggists In 'Jftr nnd Cor
Jars, nnd n special large hospital
size for 1 2. SO.
Ho sure you get tho genuine MPS
TUHOLi:. Itefuso imltntlouii got
whnt ou ask for. Thu Musterolo
Company, Cleveland, Ohio.
Pnld Adv.
STAR
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SWOLLEN STREAMS
HjMf
WOMAN ALL RUN DOWN
Millie Strong nod Well by Vluol
Waynesboro, Pn. "I wiim nil 11111
down nrtor 11 hai'l upell of hiouchltbi
ho It wiih hard for mo to keep about.
I hiiilputiis In my chest uud look cold
easily, A friend united mo to liy VI11
ol I did and It hull! mo lip ho I 11111
strong mill well and I am able to do
my housework which I had not dmio
for three iiioitlhs hefoio tailing VI
mil." Mis. V. It. Ilothouith,
Wajnesbnro, P11.
VI1111I creates an appelllo, nldn di
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Solves Hip problem Tor a des
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