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Newspaper Page TextipWp," '." ? ,l;v H HlN ftVtfW 1?0tJtl' MEDFORD MAID' TRIBUNE, METOtoTO. OKKflON, AVKDNKDAY, MAY ft", 1Mf, J! c r Hi P K i MKDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INMCPJUNDBNT NKWM'APISU KNCKIT BUNUAT MY T11U JJMHHI:U KVKIIV AVTKHNOON tXCKIT HUNUAT IIY Till .AtKDKUim 1'IUNTINO CO. Offfc Mall Trllmtio Hullitlng, SB.S7-S8 North Plr street, ulcplumo 74. Tint DtMiincnillo Timed. Tim Mod ford MM), Tito McMUot'il Tribune, The South ern urcROMinn, tiiu vmimtxi Tritmno. I I II if. lll ii I I I . UBUCKir-ncm katx One year, by DialU .- .00 One, month, by mnll......-........,, .IS I'er month, dnltvprril by CArrlrr tn Mclfntl, Pliocnlx, Jcuktonvilla mill Centra) mint .60 rim unlay only, by rimll, per year J. 00 Weekly, nor ytxr.,. 1.60 OfflclM Vnner of. tho City of Aladfonl Official paper of Jneksun County. RntiTMl ah aecond-ciitiia matter t Med for J, Oregon, under tho act of March i 1879 Bworn ClrejaUtlon for lilt, 35SS. Full leased wlro Associated Trcsi !! patches. dJggjigo Subscribers failing to rocelre pnpera promptly, phono Clrcu- f latlon Manager at 250R. THE BEAST AND THE JUNGLE Si says "All that Soy Dean, our vlllngo cut-upj needs tor bo n Clinrllo Chap lln Is a littlo mora practice fallln' over hhi feet." LAUGHS WIlArS IT? 11 Jim Mahco If a plcra'fl a poem, And rhythm Is rhymo, And both ot them rill you with bliss; If proso Is just prose. And a plot means a talc. Can anyone tell "what Is this?' y P.?S. -All rlKht, go to tho foot of tliu class. A Distinction "It seems to mo that JIggs Is ter ribly conceited ot late." "Well, ho has a right to be. Ho was tho first man arrested for intox ication in West Virginia after tho stato went dry." Buffalo Express. a a Jckji or Hytlo First Neighbor (threateningly) Did you call mo a two-faced thing. did you? Second Neighbor (unabashed) Yes, I did: and wot's more, I don't know which on 'em's tho ugliest. Tid-Illts. And Scratch! "All women aro kittens," says a Now York actress. Yes, but some of 'cm grow up. Washington Post. A Trailer. 'I follow tho medical profession," remarked tho newcomer proudly. "Surgeon," wo asked politely, Just to mnko conversation. "Undertaker," ho roplled scnten tlously. though gravely. At that, wo coniddorod his rejoinder a bit cryptic and shrouded In gloom. Philadel phia Ledger. Sot UnanlaioUM HIx Women aro suspicious crca turos! Wlx My experience Is to tho con trary. For instance, there's my wife, sho's a woman and trusts mo, whllo my grocer, who Is a man, doosn't. Puck. A liar KubMlttito "This magazlno iIIbcusbcs substi tutes for petticoats." "Well?" "Somo girls seoms to think a bracelet makes a very good substi tute.", Now York Globe. Out of a Job "I used to bo well off boforo tho war started."' "Poor man, Is (hat so? And what was your business?'" "I was a lecturer for International ponce," Detroit Frco Press. . IlunjiliMl l'luim First Flat Dweller Wo secured a very good cook, but wo ahd to let hor go. SucondlFla't Dweller Groat Scott, why? , First flat Dweller Because after wo got her homo we found she was too large (o get Into our kitchou etto. No I'roU'nM) You don't seem to take our engage wont seriously." '0f cpiirse not. If I had I would not hnvo engaged myself to you." ' j litirournged "So ypu .want a Job ns office boy? Well, I "want to Inform you right now JjuU we've hud lots of offlco oy and they wer nil worthies," "y, -sir--that's why I thought (tils tffl R'9fi j'lHce p nnny," T OtlN 1?. LAWSON, Colorado strike lender, has been J convieled by a Colorado jury ol' first degree murder in connection withthe death of John Ninnne, a deputy sher iff killed in n clash between mine guards and striking uiin eiSj and sentenced io life iinprisonmenl. It was not claimed that Lawson did the killing himself or was near the slain man, but that ho was in coinmand of the strikers. By the same logic .Tohn D. Rockefeller, Jr., is guilty of first, degree murder, as he was in command of tho deputy sheriffs that shot down the eleven children and two women in the tent colony at Ludlow. Tho Lawson verdict trumpets abroad the existing con ditions in Colorado. t shows how complete is the domina tion ot what lien Lindsey antlv termed "the .Beast and the .jungle. uovernor and legislators, militia and nonce of ficers, courts and jurors subserviently strive to carry out the orders of the Beast, whose mark'is on them all. Lawson's real crime is daring to organize the strikers, daring to defy the powerful mine-owners, daring to oppose Standard Oil. His temerity must be punished, and an ex ample made of him that will effectually deter other lib erty-loving souls from attempting to assert the rights of man in a Colorado mine or a Rockefeller camp. Hence the persecution hence the travesty on justice. To try Lawson, a special act of the legislature was nec essary and of course forthcoming. A special judge, for merly attorney for mine-owners, named. The prosecutor is also a former mine-owners' attorney. The witnesses are special detectives and deputies who admit on the stand that they have been employed to "get" Lawson. And the jury proved to be well chosen. Lawson may appeal, but ins appeal will probably be in vain. iMany tunes m the past tho Beast has shown absolute control of the courts in Colorado. One thing the Beast does not understand, that unjust persecution reacts and destroys the persecutor. Misuse and abuse of power undermines and eventually causes its collapse. Lawson. the martyr in labor's cause, becomes a national figure when Lawson, the strike leader, was a local personage. The persecution of organized labor stimulates its growth by tin-owing its grievances into the limelight and arousing public opinion to demand the eradication of abuses. The conviction of Lawson, like the massacre of Ludlow, proves the power of the mine-owners, but it also proves their folly, for they lose all they strove to gam, and more besides. There are none so blind as those who will not see. Be cause Ben Lindsey exposed the rottenness of Colorado, the Beast set out to destroy him. In twelve veal's he has been elected or appointed to office ten time's. He has faced two recalls. He has lived down calumny and misrepresen tation. He has been legislated out of office. Because he spoke on the 'J Shame of Colorado" in the east and exposed the feudal system of the coal barons and the horrors of the strike, the last legislature abolished his office, but the popular outcry was so loud that the governor was forced to veto the bill. The persecution of Lindsey has made him famous and ins majority grows with every fresh attempt to retire him. Yet the Beast, learning nothing by failure, mindly pursues its brutal tactics. And what part did John D. Jr., that mincing Mis? Nancy of the Sunday school, take in the Lawson parody? Un doubtedly the same part he took in the conduct of the strike secretly approving every cruel move to crush by might all opponents, while with smug hypocrisy protest ing innocence and mumbling platitudes that is the Rocke feller wav. MOVI I ACTRESS MONTHS AHEAD OF STYLES, WRITES MARY FULLER r9Hm&lirJEWV& 111 fiSS Pi ! is. . .mmww Xr (a -v. ""Zfw DENY RP SCHOOL PLAY IN VALLEY IVIES Recognizing tho educational value of tho Mid-Summer Night's Dream, which Is to bo given Friday after noon at tho Page tho Drama lcaguo has persuaded Mr. Allen to includo it in the scries of moving pictures that arc to be shown at the fair in San Francisco. Tho Itoosovclt school entertain ment Is Introduced by Kngllsh Folk games and followed by tho sixth grado play A Mid-Summer Night's Dream, the Kngllsh May Day Idea has ben carried throughout tho en tiro program that Is to bo given Fri day afternoon at 2:30 nt the Page theater. Only when It Is remembered that there aro but 123 pupils enrolled In this school and that every pupil la taking an actlvo part can tho effi cient work of each teacher bo fully appreciated. Public cntortalnmcnts aro gener ally given by the talented fow, chos en and drilled for tho occasion, no gardless of talent this program repro kcnt the every tiny class room work of ouch child. COMMUNITY A L ASSOC! MEErS IN ASHLAND ASHLAND, Ore., May 4. The Southern Oregon Medical association meets In regular session hero on Tues day, May 11. The organization em braces In Its membership leading phy sicians and surgeons In territory ox- toudlng from Ilosoburg to tho Califor nia Hue. Musonic hall has been spok en for to accommodate this gathor- HlK. but tho t'xart plnoo of meeting Will bo ftiuiouucod. lor on.t TO BE AN EVENT" Mctlfonl increhantH nrc planning on making Community tiny, next Satur day, the bijrgeht get-together event in the history of tho vnlloy. It U planned to foatcr u Hos-ed bund of unity between the various hoctioiiK of the county, and to this end entertain ment is being elaborately urrunged for ull-romenf. There will lq free movies nntl free dinner, with plenty of hand muhie. The hize of the fnm ily does not mutter nil will bo given tinkets upon application to any mer chant in the city. The weather promises to be bright nntl eleur for the tiny, which insures n largo crowd. FAMILY WIPED OUT IN AUTO CRASH IXlS A.N'CIKLKS, Cul., Mny .". (hvin IliekH, Washington state com inihHioiicr to the San Diego exposi tion, who hustuiucil serious injuries yesterday in the automobile itecident whiel) cost tho lives of his wife, two children and two women relatives, was reported to bu in fairly good con dition today by hospital surgeons. Ho sustained severe contusions in tint crash with the intorurban clcctriit car near Watts, mid uoconling to the sur geons may ho suffering also from in ternal injuries which have not yet manifested themsklvcH, rLBvn FOTOGWAVHCR Hy Mary Fuller. (Written Kapcrlnlly for This Nowa- paper 1 CHAPTKIl III. Dressing to appear In photoplu)s Ik more of a problem than dressing for the street or tho drawing room. In tho one care you consult only your own taste. When ou act In tho movies you have to consult tho re quirements of tho character you rep resent, the time and the country In which the play In laid. In the course of a year I net many parts tho Ul lage maiden of plaldit and pigtails, tho country lass, with her shaking curls, tho society leader In silk and pearls, tho mountain maid In her tnttcred calico the adventuress In Jot ami velvets, the flxherumld with situ pic garb and windblown tresnos, and countless more, each requiring study as to fltnoss and deportment. Some film companies supply thu wardrobe, but most stars have- to fur nish their own. This Is an ndded element not only of expense, but alio of time. It takes precious hours of thought and pre paration, especially In tehse dnyn FULL E P. of realUm whn nudlcnres demand that ever thing about a movie play shall bo In keeping. A few years ago when tho movies were In their Infancy, 'anything "went," A fat dowager would wrap a lace curtain about her mountain. on koif and call It a robe. This would not be allowed today. Smart dressing Is domnuded where the character Is supposed to b a smart (I reuse r. That means you either hnvo tn know tho subject of clothes thoroughly or else learn It at once. You must know what kind of fab ric and what colors will best i-nmo out In the plcturos. You must find a dressmaker and a milliner who will cater to your tastes. You must Keep up with every ohunge that fash. Ion decr.cil , , You cant' afford to wear April fashions In a .Mine play. And you must often sacrifice your vanity, ami that Is one of tho worst blows. In it werd: Photoplay acting Is llko walking' on the edge of a knife; It requires ilolliao and balance. (Continued Tomorrow.) MEDFORD E L BUN John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant 28 B. nAUTLETT Phone -M. 47 and 47-J2 Ambulance tyerrlce Ooroarr .Mt'dfonl hlLilom entertained ut a fcinoker in their new cliibrooms i night in royul fn-hinu and lived up to their reputation us good fellows. It wns the inoit successful lodge gath ering in the history of tho vnlloy. About 01) FJks and guests attended. Tho opening nddress wns made lij Attorney H. F. AJulkey. .Messrs. Jer ome nntl Hucliter presented n black face sketch. Jn-. Florence Iluzelrigg gave a f.olo, nccuiupiiiiii-d by .Mrs. Marsh. A tpmitet composed of .Mrs. Hort Thierolf, Miss Dorothy Wicks, W. V. Isaacs and Fletcher FMi sung. .Mrs, (leorgo T. Wilson gave n dram atic rending, lollowcd by a selection by tho Hnzclrigg orchestra. iMrs. (Ilndys La Mar sang u solo. Colonel Mims made u speech. A solo was gTfon by Mrs. Hcrt Thierolf. Mrs. Jonas Wold and Miss llazrliiug gave a duet, followed by u solo by (Jeorgo T. Wilson, accompanied by .Miss Hamilton. Judge Kellv tend wireless messuj;t's from distinguished person-nes. MISSING DIAMOND IN CARPET SWEEPER The 1)0 diamond stud belonging to John KoitmnrcK, telegr.iph operator, misMiig since Sunday, was found by the chambermaid of the Holland ho. tel in tho carpet sweeper Tuesday af ternoon. H wns reported to the po. lien by the owner that the diamond had been stolen, when lie returned from a ball game, The loss created considerable excitement, uiid when the iiinid went to empty the sweeper there was the lost jewel shjuiiig in the .dirt. STAR Medforcl's Most Popular Playhouse THE PAGE Mcdfortl's Lcadlnn Theater SPECIAL! SPECIAL! WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY THK ailL'AT PHOTO PLAY The Pit Two Oreut Stars Wilton Lackaye Supported by GAIL KANK. fam ous as tho Adventurer in "Sovon Koyes to Haldpato." Now playing tho lead In Frogman's now play "Tho Hyphen." Hearst Selig Weekly y-'ilHGQ LAST TIME TONIGHT Fourteenth Kpluodu "Exploits of Elaine" THE RECKONING TWO PARTS Sterling Comedy, Ono Part When Snilz Was Married V A itomnnco of Lovo and War In Two PnrtH The Treason of Anatole With HTHCNNH OJUAUDO, Violet MorHoreau and William Welsh Nestor Comedy, Ono Part All In the Same Boat All tickets of Saturday, May" 1st, returned (o purtlmseis will bo lion, oretl at any pcifoi'iuuiiio Tuesday or Wednesday, Pleaso telephone about our fea tures. No trouble to toll you, Phono 100. ADMISSION YIW AND TWN QTfl, TOF GERMANY TO FIX FRYE INDEMNITY WASHINGTON, Mnv fl. The text of tie American unto to (leniuuiy de clining tin suggestion that repiunllon lor the sinking of the American sail ing ship William I. Five by the con vened ciulser I'riux Hilcl Fiidrlch be inuile through a (Icminti prize coin I, nntl leileruting the iepiueutnton for indemnity, was made puhlie today by the stato dcpaitincnt. It already lias been presented to too Heilin for eign office in the foim of a comniuu- lealion from Ambassador (leranl. It follows in part : "In reply to jour cvcellcney's note of tho tli iut., which Die noveinineiil of the Cuitcd Stules admits the lia bility of the imperial government for the damages ic-nilHm; from tlu sink lug of tin' American sailing vesnel William I'. Five hv the (lerinini iiiiv iliary cruiser 1'iiujr. Hilcl IVIdrieli on .la nun iv 'JH last, 1 have the honor to say, by diicclion of my government, that while the promptness with which the imperial (leiinnu government bus admitted its liabilitx is highly appre ciated, in v government I'eeN I hut it would be inuppioprinlo in the citctim stances of Ibis ease and would in volve unmw'snrv delay to ntlopt I lie suggcxtion in vour note that the legal it v of the character and destruction, the Hit'inliug ol' Hie oIiuuuiiiIk and Hut amount of hitlomiilly hIioiiIiI In) null milled It) it (Htm coiui. COUGHS AND BRONCHITIS relieved luslnutl) with two ounces of Schlffiunn'tt Concent rated Kxpcctn rant A whole pint costs r,0 ruts Money refunded If not satisfactory by Med ford Pharmacy - Adv. Climate failed; Medicine Effective Huffprrrs Horn (ulirr-uliam i 'tni think Hi it tnrUiciiin "ill tu-t In' I i thi'in ("oil nir ii'killur lul.ttn ttnil t mmI (ii ii it i,i in rial "t ns In inn, liui niiie In ofliM i.Minlml Matty li.it a I. run rrat.iml to Imiltli l, l.'tkinrui Altrinlic lliuil ll( VVrlilnH, III. -lirlitlrmriil 'I SrtiilKli jniir In- Iriitnriitiilltf 1 hnr lirri, nrl friiM, h .rrniNlinr Krnr, Oil llfirm. Urr M. IIM.l, I t.iia inkrii lh '! ptiitlil I'nrtiMiiiNlrf, Mlilrli ilrlnirit Into 'I'lllirr, iilixl ilNrllll Mrrr fuiiml). In IVIirunr), lt03, I nmt In I'url Worll), Trill, nl ltr I'niinii Cll), t'nliirmlii. Ktrr txrliiK thrrf lui rfli my liyrlli III fiiriuril uir Hint ln 'nr liir lr. Tlirrr- iifrh. Intrr I ftiiniril lionir, trls,lilMK MM iiiihii.. Ihr iliir lur ImtltiK Kltrii tiir m, n"iirsHrr uf rrnrhlnc ISrrr Mtlr. On July II, I. no, I liriaii Inklim l; Umnii'a tuinitrrliil rrtnrilr fur l.uim 't ruul.lr, I n M tmit nml tirll mill run il H in Html uf mirk mIhiiiI kit Brnln rlvtnltii," t lil.rrl(rll. I tfttilntll) VltTllt It uinttt. I.Mdnnun AltiMiiino ' n t rttlrarlnun in limn, liiul tntirrh hi i) otnrff tlirnnt uii'l Iiiiik AtTO' tiuna anil Ui-biill'lliut tlir miIiiii Ciiii tti)ii no Imrinful or tmlilt forniUiK ilniVN. ,i-iit no piilmtltiitrii Mtnull Klii', l. rruulnr nr. : Kulil liy li'.MlliiK ilruitttlntH Wrlta for Iioult )tt of rei'ovfirln IVkni.il Liiliiirntnrj, I'hllnilrlnlil. Price $1 ami $2 n bottle. NOBODY SPARED Kidney Troubles Attach Mcdfonl Men nidi Women, Old and Young Kidney II In noUd young and old, Often t'oiiie with Utile warning. Children suffer In their eaily yearn Can't control (ho Itldney ret'ndloiin. (Ilrln aro luiiKuld, nervoiiM, Miiffer pain. Women worry, can't do dally work. Men have lame and million Intuitu. ir you have any form of lildimy IIIn You iiitml reach tho civuho 'tho kldiioyn, Dimu'tt Kidney IMIli am for weak hlduoyx Have brotiKht relief to Medford ieoilo, Medfonl tcHtlmony provoit It, Mrs. Mary Wlnterhmller, Sia N. Palm St., Mcdfonl, nttyn: "Not only have I lined Doau'n Kidney PIIU niy hclf with good rciiultM, lint I nlmt know of other who have lined them with miceism. mu a firm believer In tho merit of Dona's Kidney PIIIh. I hnvo never been bothered by my bauk or kidneys ttluce I took thin med icine about four jonm nno." Prion fiOc nt alt dealerit. Don't nlmply nnk for a kidney remedy -Ret Dean's Kidney PIIU the immo that Mm. Wlnterhadler Itml FoHter-MII-Imrii Co , Piopit , lluffalo N Y - Adv MEDFORD 7 MONDAY, MAY 1 I tmmsM 'C Two SOci SHOWS united I one and vet despite this fact 25c Is the enr.&Blon, including itjeeat, PEOPLE Taa SEATS FOR 10.000 llrarrttd !. If Vimi VVanl Zi a)t 30 lUira. AWK!J!flwiLDWSf &r ORIGINAL trill BUFFALO BILl r-rriiHllr hrrM-lit tI.IJ. (.i.i.r, 1 1 t u plflnff. !(. rnxk. mUraai Irnln mtarka, pun-- rtirr. r tlnnr, with rniila tinBil uf llloi I4Ui,k """r", oaHrr.. ranch Klrla wi r.r X. II i: A I. V It, I) WRITi 2 PERFORMANCES 2:15 mi 8:15 O Doors Opon One Hour EarUir Z GIFTS FOR GRADUATION You no doubt have dear frlonds to be runiomhorod, nod )ou, of t:ou rue, aro anxious that your gift nhould prove a plcaauro na well M bo fitting to tho occanlon, . ,,f Wo hnvo a very tanty aimortment of nrtlelet OHpeclally selected for this neaHou, and will fool complimented to hnvo you come In and look tho HtOCk ayw. "A Olfi of Jewelry or ullvor In an cvcrltmtlng remoinbranco." MARTIN J. REDDY, The Jeweler, illU l.'AST MAIN HT. The Teachers Review Course at Medford Commercial College DuKlnn MONDAY, MAY .11, mid PropareH for .ItWH EXAMINATION. THEi'SUMMER SCHOOL bcglnu MAY 31, and continues during .ll'.NV, .ll'I.Y ami AI'llCST, with ClnHneu from H A. M. to 12 M. Commciclal ami Shorthand iitihJooU Tbreo Months for ril. For Full Information, Call, Phono l.".-D, or Write, III N. Orapo atnxt. vKREENS SCREE i Stop tlie Fly! x 'i j!MfflBB DIRECT FROM FACTORY rnicES save you moncy Wii on ii unil mirrnlft Mil- lament illravf frm mill In uurr nt-ivrr in inn ii,mi. i b Miitu iiri ii. Ii ilimix, mnl luirrl'ir mill Mink, , III IlkO Wo initii "l lliu iHIIi'h iinr.t on UK. Iiuuidillula 1iIiiiii-iiI, mnl .,,,. ,,,,' rr In ili lllHlltf. lllll! Wu ciirrr lilit nlmk uiinrtiilru iimllt. Miiiuutr m'li'fin ,1,,,,, ,i Hni.li (iir I. nit nlii..nt) wrvuiK. , Xili'Vli ilmirit ,,,.,,,.,,,,,,. ri4iiNiit.iiiiit il.r, 13 lu'H. , ,, K.IIUA fur uiliiiii (I iltvii uiil)),, i ur ii'iii'rr iiimriur mura. ,,,,,,,,. ,,. Ktw t'ruruiiiuii liilcilur ilmuii ,,.,, ... 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