Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 07, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 4

Medford mail tribune., May 07, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 4

Image provided by: University of Oregon Libraries; Eugene, OR

About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 7, 1915)

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next Text PDF JP2 (4.3 MB) Clip/Print Image

Return to Top

Prev Page of 8 Next Prev Issue Next

Newspaper Page Texti r PACTB FOTTR MEDFORD MATE LTRTOUNE. MEDFOttD. OREGON, FRIDAY, MAY 7, 1015 T IllCOf ORD MAIL TRIBUNE K MdfttH tWJs PRNlNnKNT NlWJBPAVKtt ItV AI'TKHNUUI, DAT Mr THK DKU!U 1'IUNTINU CO. ' OfflM Mall Tritons BulMlnr, lS.37.2t Mf1k Fir strait; Ulephmia 7ft. The Unwlle TlmM, TU Mull Mftll, Th Mt!rnr4 Triton. Ths 801 are 6rM!mmn, Tho Ashland Trlbuaa. Mnlford hs SouUi- , , mKumw m&Taa flBvuif. li mail- on ibbmiIi. by rojiil rir month, iIi-IIvm br carrlr In MmUord. J'IicmmiIi, Jaekseaviin mi vmmi ivini Ami Lffnirai irini wv atunWjr only, by mH, pr yar loo wwhiy, fKr ywx.m .SO 1.00 1.10 Offlsjftt I'iMf oC th City of Mrd , Official Tncr Jnetawn County. 1 MntArtxl n eenIclM matter at MMtrurrf, Or , umlr tho act of Marcb LETTING DEATH HAVE HIS WAY Hwern Circulation for 1U, ill. Iull Ihhm"1 wlro Atoettd rrros dlt patelics. Subscribers fAlltRS to rccelTO papers promptly, phone Clrcu- lMles Maaager at 2 5 OR. 4Josh cyv SAYS "'Mm 1'ABdora Zwelback, our lo cal milliner, advorUsvs that it peo ple fearing untrlmracd liaU -will Tiring them te her she will m that thtr Ret trimmed. Several have eoiflo away admitting that this is true." IN America one-third of all tho pooplo who (Ho aro vic tims to long discuses -pneumonia and tuberculosis. If pneumonia were a beast, with sharp teeth and claws and n fierce a)pctite for human flesh, you would put locks on your doors, arm yourself and fight for your life. If somebody told you to let the beast, into your house and lock your doors and bar your windows so that tho beast couldn't get out until he had made a meal of you, you would look on that advisor as an enemy or a fool. If tuberculosis wore a ravenous bird of the carnivora sort, with sharp, hooked beak, mighty talons and fierce appetite for the flesh of children, you'd strive mightily to protect your little ones and turn a deaf car to those who should declare that that terrible bird was a good thing to have in the house. But, without beak, teeth or claw, pneumonia and tuberculosis kill, ignorance and recklessness enable them to kill one-third or all Americans who die, every year. If these' things wore claws and teeth, how the worid would laugh at us if we permitted them to kill us off at such a rate. But wo know that they kill through carbonic acid gas, foul air. To neglect to fight them off with fresh air is as foolish as to neglect to use a. gun agaiust a howling, hungry wolf. "With what horror would wo look upon the man who made his children sleep on the I rout steps with lious, tigers and other beasts roaring about the house. But ho would be no more foolish than he who makes his chil dren sleep in an atmosphere laden with carbonic acid gas. Death is there in ono case as certainly as in the other. The MARY FULLER'S FIRST PICTURESTAR TELLS THRILLS OF INITIAL APPEARANCE IN SCREEN PRODUCTION Viewing Pictures Helps Movie Actors Remedy Shortcoming, She Says Takes Notes on Pictures to Improve Her Acting, an Advantage That Is .Denied Stage Performers. (HyMnry Kulior.) (Written especially for this iitvt. Ikt. Copyrij;tit,lllit, by Floyd.) only difference is a difference in the sorts of stupidity. It is simply letting Death have his way because he isn't rigged out in bristly hair, gleaming fangs and tearing tal ons. And fresh air is cheap. LAUGHS Undoiio Tat Kclioo gave a dermatologist JIG for changing his pug noso into Grecian nose! Mike lie did! Tat lie did! Xcxt dar Calfahan knocked it back into a pub neee gala for nothing at all. Kansas City Timee. Suprs-noHS Kffort Young Man I haro called, air, to request tho hand of jour daughter la marriage. Grumbols lias eho accepted yoaT Young Man Yea, sir. Grurabells Then vhat do you Want to coma around and bother we with your troubles for? Kan sas City Time. ' DMrwcd Him "You called mo a bono headed lelir-flflhr' "Yea." ' "Well, I don't caro about your opinion, but, for heaven's sake, don't mix your metaphors." Louis vilel Courier-Journal. hit re- Ihe IJefdBHlnK to Tell "The prohibition ware has Crimson Guleh pretty strong," marked Broncho Dob. "Why, I saw every man In place lined up at tho bar." "Yea. Dut seven or eight of the. men aro learnln' to take water on the side." Washington Star. Killing tiio Taper "I think," said tho editor, in a worried tone, "that I -will drop Jour nalism and take to astronomy." "Why?" "Uecaues astronomers Jiavo more spaco than they know what to do wlth.'VHerald and Presbyter, All Include! Visitor (sampling Holfast stout with evident appreciation). ncally this Is splendid stuff. They say that U Js both meat and drink. Workman (interrupting) Shuro, an' it's rolght ya are, sor; an' If ye (aka plenty ay It It'll foind yo lodgings, too. Ih Kiivor of H "J hear jou aro having a "Tako It Back" campaign in this town." "Yes," admitted tho riunkvllle elflen. "Have you borrowed some, thing? '!0h, no. I want to seo a man who called me n 'liar obout throe years ago." Loulsvlllu Courier-Jaurual. OR CARMEN TELLS OF FATAL SHOT JONKOLA, X. V, May 7. Dr. Kd wnnl Carman described on tho wit ness stand today in Iiis wife's trial on tho charge of murder, the shooting of Mrs. Louise Railcy in his offico in Krceport, June 30 Inst. 1 lis story was identical with that related by him in the first trial. Mrs. Cnminn, who hnd prepared to testify in her own behalf late today, followed his testimony closely. It was dark, Dr. Carman said, when ho hcard'tlie crash of glass, and looking up saw a hand grasping a re volvcr thrust through the broken win don. The Fiato contends that the shooting occurred while it was yet daylight and opposes t?ie theory of tho defenso that tho assailant escap ed in the darkness. BETHLLHEM STEEL 6 RISES POINTS NEW YORK', May 7. l'rico changes nt the outset of today's mnr ket ojterntions reflected further irreg ularity and confusiou, duo in part to London, where Americans were heavy. War sivecialtios were not es pecially prominent, except Itethlehcm Steel, which soon rose tl points to 154, onp point under its record pnee. Reading wns heaviest of tho leading shnres, although coppers, particularly Amalgamated and Anncondn, reacted sharply. United States Steel was barely steady, whilo other prominent issues moved variably. The list stead ied later and trading la'caiuo dull. Tho work of painting tho Commer cial club exhibit building has been completed. ClIAlTKIt V. Of course, tlio firt time I hnd even 11 "hit" in the outvies 1 took the first opportunity 1 could get to take a look nt myself on tho screen, but that was ns nothing to my feelings when I really had n part. It is some thrill I want to tell you to appear on tho screen nnd in the audience lit one mid the same time. That is nn advantage we hnvu over the ordinary theater. I remember 1 was east for the part of n little Italian girl. I wns very much afraid of failing and it took mo some time to get over my minora fright mid immerse myself in my character. Some of the studio malingers, who saw tho film first, told me it wns n success, but it was some time before I sat in tho audience and took a look oil, such u tenxc look I It was 1111 odd sensation. Could that little figure i'lit-flit-fliltering across the white .sheet in thnt intense whito and black he myself f Thnt Mary Fuller up there had my face and form, sha walked ns I do. She gesticulated. She moved her lips. Hut I heard no words. Tho Mary Fuller! knew loved to chatter nnd sho was round nnd this Mar) Fuller wns flnt, merely 11 pic ttiru on the screen. The Mary Fuller I knew! nnd then I had to pinch my. self nnd tell myself that the Mary Fuller I knew wns .myself, the young woman sitting there in tho ntidieuce. Tho first feeling of strangeness passed nnd then ,1 began critically to wnteli the pictures. I saw that Mary Fuller doing some things so effective, ly nnd other things so bodly and made mental notes of .Ituw lo cure tho de fects, i I wns in n turmoil of admiration nnd of fearful indulgence for thnt' TvCr 1 'f BBBsKI-'tv. 'WIiHMiiIW S .assssssssrw-. .Jl..".!isBsssssMssssssV, f -Bllllllllllllr SSBBBBsUllBIIIBIIIIIIBBIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIlB BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBr - .'-ksiBBBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBf 'SBSBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBrV' bbbbbbbbbbbbbbP- ' JWbsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbMI yi , ''vshkbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbssi lbbbbbbf . " ;4f bbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbsk Bsssf " &n'.aMI . . iQbbbbIbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbBbbbbbF M " t ' 1 HsBBBBBBBBBBBIBBBBV .BBBST v & i . BBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBr mkt' ? fi" ' 1 .iSBsllMBBBiSBlBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBF tl:?: -r- . tfa&fcj ujBVl',IBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBrv I Cf i BBBBBBSV VRUT b-SPflSBlBBr UBBBBBBBL SSBBBBH'iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBr X 'ft V&1&7 HttSiBBBBBBPi'liBr J I iBBtk s"iiBBBiH'jBP'TBBBBBB' ' Jlr I Bfe1(HBBBBBBBBBMHlBBBB7H't V( . 1 VkflKiBlBBBBBBMKlSHlBBBBBBV 1L h (iV 3iSBBBBBBBBBBflBBflBBBBBBBBBBBBH VJ1 H?. '( iL 1 . VfSJBBBBBBBBBBBBBPF v 3 Ttfc. ( tfAX vUitWlBBBBBBBBBBMBBlBBBtf "&H. '' V bm viflK MsbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbiVt bbbbbbbbbWSKV I bbbL JIbVbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbbA L Mary filler. After that my dreams were gradually realized. 1 was "fea lured" and finnllv "starred" in tho movies. I did not fully rculirn the last happy statu until one day I pass ed u theater where one of my filum was being shown. The front of the place wns plimtorril with my nnino, with my pliotos and tw-illi litliogrnplm of mo. Then 1 tealired Unit in u iueasun I hnd n'nlly "arrived." It's a delight fill feeling and scuds H lovely little shher nil over yon. And the pleasure never pulls. (Continued tomorrow.) . . rTUnr 3g. XI"- I DEC1SI in nw ma KKW YOIIIC, ry 7. The appel late division of the supremo court heard argument today uud reserved decision on the stale's application for a writ of injunction to prexcut a jury from pasting on tho mental condition of Harry K. Thaw. A decision, it is believed, will be niitiouuccd soon. Ilritinh steamer Candidate wns torpc ilxed li a (l.-rmnit Hiiluunriue ester day olf Wnterford, Ireland. The mcmlun ot her crew were saved. British Steamer Torpedoed LONDON', May 7, 1J:'.U . m. Tlw mis4mm;;; Unusual Specials for Community Day As a rule we have no sales, or make no reductions on our tfoods for the. reason all lines are a close profit and established price, but for Community . '! Pi . 4. 4. l; J .l.l- .A. r ii .1 J uay wc wctui iu get tn imc unu not let ine oiner lenow ouc-ao us, V ?' l : t ! THE PAGE Mctlford's Lcatlliifl Theater FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Viola Dana Child star In "Tho I'oor Utile tlrh (Hrl" and heralded as "llrondway's Youngest Klnr," In The Stoning TllltlJi: I'.MITH lllOOItAI'll Adam Bede From (leorgn ICIIIotn (Irentext Novel TWO I'AltTa VITACSIIAIMI COMHDY Mr.JarrTaRes a NightOff G-KMSc J 1 illl l'layhouso THURSDAY-FRIDAY PARAMOUNT PICTURES Theodore Roberts IN niCOUOK IIAIlllMcCUTCIIIIONH Almoaplierlo Play of Amerlcsn Circus l.lfo "TheCircus Man" l'rom tho Novel, "Tln Ilono in tho Hlnu" Klvo I'nits. Pathe Weekly News Admission Hvo nnd Ten Cents IT Theatre TONK1IIT Cot Tickets for I'reu .Matlmm Hat iirddy, S till . p, m. $20,000,000 Myfltory ThnnlmitNor'H (Irentcnt IMiolo I'lsy, Two Parts, Complete. Pull of Thrills Brighton Up Onuiado limtructlvo, Kducatlonnl mid Comedy Boat Man Wins A.Mi:muAN Tho Colonol'a Oath ui:lianci: Ambitious Butlor KI.YHTO.Vi: COMHDY D nnd Iflc v Hero 8CNDAY nnd MONDAY, ""in. sldo of tlm Whlto 8Uvo Traffic," In '. parts. Till: LAST NK1IIT OP TIIIJ IIAIl llAltY COAHT KWtof Frost; In Kansas . JCANAS CITY, Mo., Mny 7.-All of Nelinuika exempt. tho extreme ciiHt ernportloB, Colorado, north, central awl WMtern Kansas nnd tho Texnf. IHmJiandlfl experienced killinp frosts lt wisilit, aocoTdfn;? to reporla to the tl weather hjirenu today. John A. Perl UNDIKTAXIft 4 Lady AjtHsuat , f Ml, MAKTLKTT ' ncgnlnr i)rice. Spofiiil. Three Tennis Balls . $1.20 $1.00 Tvo rolls Scott Towels with fixture.,....' :....'. ;. 1.10 '' 1,00 'All 10c articles, per' 12 :. 1 1.20 1.00 'Any two Reprint Miction ...v !.;() 1.00 'Any Copyright Fiction '. ; $1.25 to 1.50 1.00 1 years' subscription to Country Gentleman v. 1.50 1,00 'Automatic Pencil Sharpener 1.25 1.C0 3 boxes Highland Linen Stationery . , .-i! 1.20 1.00 3 pound boxes Amstel Linen t :..;:..., 1.05 1.00 8 plcgs. Amstel Envelopes ., .WL..V. 1.20 1.00 3 boxes Initial Stationery. ;.... 1.20 1.00 "lOOO Crepe Napkins, full count, best grade ,-. ?.';. 1,25 1.00 2 JCcc Lox Typewriter Ribbons Mf. 1.50 1.00 3 Box Files, letter size .- ife. 1.20 1.00 'Any piece of Hand-Painted China, run up to,., :.$ '1.00 1.00 Any piece of Brass Goods, run up to . &f. 3.50 1.00 I! These are staples and goods every one knows regular prices. There can be no "mark-up, mark down" system used for that reason. No restriction' to any purchaser except the quantity of stock. Medford Book Store Stationers and Office Outfitters t i A V, T ?. ?! ? Y ?' ? X Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y aisH IL U J I fltnSjramatan RROW COLLAR nurrr tTAnortTono iMCitAimi WHAT $1.00 WILL BUY on Community Day at OLMSTEAD'S 12 j)kgH. Post Toastic-H , $1.00 3 35e bottles AVorceslei'shiro Sauce $1,00 5 lbs, Diamoud V Making Powder mid 2 jelly powders $1.00 5 25c cans Snyder's Pork and Beans $1,00 (i 25c cans Van Camp Pork and Bonus $1,00 0 20c pkgs. Diamond W Paneako Flom $1.00 7 20e cans Diamond W Tomatoes.,.....'.... $1.00 5 25e kgs..aryKtal Whito Soap Chips.; ,..,..,.,.$1.00 0 25c pkgs. Mother Oats, (lolden Rod or Albora' Oats ;; $1,00 5 lbs. 25c Coffee for .'.!.! $1,00 10 cans 12io Tomatoes .,....' , ,..,$1.00 11 cans 121ocj Corn !..!y...., ., $1,00 3 35o tins Ghiradelli's Chocolate ,' $1,00 4 sacks Drifted Snow Fl&ur : : $7,00 Y These Prices are Cash Only . . n Mmn M. 47 wl 47J J i&-JM&AJI u T r-. MVI m