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MEDFORD MAIU TRIBUNE, MEDFOUD OKKUON, SATURDAY. MAY , H)15
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A. 8. Rosonbanm, S. 1 HRent left
thin mornlnu for Oakland, Cat., lo at
tend the freight agents convention.
Ml, Rotflnbaum will visit tho fair
Vhlle aay,
l K. Deuel loft Frjrtnr on A busi
ness trip' to Portland.
A wblio'fhrnHtion for each mother
JlteVirtlns; 'Mothers' Day" service at
tho First M. B. church ' Sunday
night. 4t
?A. $. Furry of Phoenix spent Frl
tUy' ahoruooH In thin city on busl-
r
Colonial FJats, light house-fceopinj;
reorna rod need from S3 to S3 per
month, 'summer rales. 217 So. Riv
erside, phone 900L. 42
Mothers1 Day will bo generally ob
served throughout tho city by wonr
lng'ot carnations, and special serv
leelntho churches of tho city.
I am located tn tho Med ford Fur
niture and Hardware store, prepared
to do all kinds of clock, watch and
Jawflry repairing. R. N. Rutler, tho
Old Reliable Jeweler. 42
If. Cssten of Willow Springs spent
Trlday In Medford on business. '
Lunch goods at Do Voo's.
D. II. Cronemlllcr of Jacksonville
was a business' visitor In Medford
Friday.
Touch up those bars spots on tho
auto give the car that now appear
ance Patton'a Auto Gloss Finish
all colors ready for use. Water1
Paint Store. 42
The choir of tho First Methodist
church has for the summer months
been divided Into two sections, the
senior choir will havo charge this
Sunday. At the mornlnK service
Dudley Buck's anthem. "The Lord of
Abraham De Praised," will be sung
and Dr. V. W. Howard will sins
the offertory. At tho evening serv
ice the malo quartet will sin?, "Hear
Lord, Most Holy," by Nevln. the bos
pel solo with chorus. "Mother Is
Praying For Mo" will be sung by
Mrs. Van Scoyoc and Mr. Edmcades
will sing "Mother O Mine" by Tours.
Mothers -will be honored In special
service at the First M. E. church
Sunday night, gift of white carna
tion, reserved seat, special sermon.
. 41
Sunday. May 1C, the Southern
Pacific will inaugurate two new
through trains. North bound train
will be known as No. 54 and -will
leave Medford at 6:30. p. m. South
bound train will be No. C3 and leave
Medford at 10:10 p. m. North
bound 54 will carry observation car,
both trains will carry diner, tourjst
and standard sleepers.
Velvet Ice Cream at De Voe's.
SI McClung was arrested by Fish
Wardens Merrill and San dry at the
Golden Drift dam Thursday evening
charged with taking salmon with a
gaff hook from near the fiahway.
Three ldB salmon were brought Into
court as evidence against the ac
cased, and the wardens testify that
ther saw him take some of them
from ths water with the gaff hook
In violation of the law. A number
of other 'arrests are also expected to
be made in tho near future. Mc
Clung was arrested on the same
charge ten days ago. Grants Pass
Courier.
See Pierce the florist, for bedding
plants of all kinds.
The following musical numbers
will be included In tho services at tho
Baptist church. The choir will sing
the anthems, "Oh For a Thousand
Tongues to Sing," by Lerman, and
"Now the Day is Over." hy Broome.
Mrs. Orcssley will sing tho solo
"Mother." and Miss Margaret Jacks
will sing "Fear Not O Israel," by
Dudley nijck at the evening service.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Opposite
Book Store.
Andre- Jeldness of tho Blue Ledge
district Is a business visitor in the
city.
"Mothers' Day" service, whlto car
nations, eloborato decorations, ques
tion box, attractions nt bjg servlco In
tho First M, E. church 8unday
nlKht. 4i
W. n, Coleman returned Friday
nlghf from 8eattle, whore he went
for Bort Collins, wanted In this
couniy for larceny by bailee. Col
lins Is alleged to havo appropriated
n suit case frpm M. E. Craig. Craig
gavo Collins tho suit caso to express,
and Is alleged to havo fulled to fill
this trust. Collins is held in tho
cpunty Jail n.wultinj; n hearing.
Paint up and clean up get mater
ial at Water's 'Paint storo. 42
MondaJ- evening, tho Sons of Vet
erans wil ho)d a special mooting at
tho Iledman hall when thore will be
a formal presentation of a largo and
beautiful flag by Mayor V, J. Kmer
ick which was donated by tho cltl
sens of Medford by popular sub
scrlptlnn. Flelschmann's yeast at De Voe's.
W. T. Beyerldgo left y'rlday for
Hjlt, Cl., on a throo wcek'a survey
in trip,
Taxi jse. 3 far 26c. Foster ft
HeyN9kJhojie SjSS.
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Frederick Pelouso or Eus'o Tolnt
spent Frldr In Mo.Rcrd on busi
ness, Pan Dandy "Dread nt Do Voo's.
Horace IJeRon of (laid 111'.' spent
lrlcfay In Medfnnl bn business'.
See Pierce the florist, for asters,
only tho finest varieties.
Miles Cantrnll of tho Applegate
visited In Medford the first of tho
week.
Oct the pnlnt nnd Wall paper nt
Waters, Phone 433. 42
. Ffed Kelly baa returned to .Ills
hqtno on the Little Applegntc.
llclraans' white sulphur swimming
pools nnd baths nt Ashland, Ore.,
open tor the season Saturday, May
1st. 57
H. 0 Coleman of Phoenix ls(ted
In Medford Friday.
Matinee, the Page today.
KtiwnoU Becson of Talent spent
Friday In Medford.
Pop corn Crlspettes at Do Voe's.
Tho Hew W. M. Moore of Portland,
formerly pastor t the Methodist
church of thls.clty Is visiting In Med
ford for a few days.
This Is tho week, Water's Taint
Storo tho place. 42
It. It. Ewlng left Friday evening on
a business trip to Portland.
Pierce, tho florist, has a flno lot
of pansy plants.
F. T. Donovan of Portland Is at
tending tn business matters in tho
city.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
stirance policy. Office Mall Trlbuno
Bldg.
J. B. Kelly of Capny, Cal., Is In
the city on business.
Ice cream Cc Utah. Sugar Bowl.
E; 3. Kaiser of Ashland Is In tho
city today.
Maxwell Taxi Co., new cars, 15c
Phone S78L. Pearson & Tarbel. 240
Joe Kelly of Griffin creek Is In thv
city today.
Agents of the English government
have purchased 24 horses In the val
ley which will be shipped to Europe
for use In the war zone operations.
Fletcher 11. Peutz. son of Attorney
Pouts of this city Is a candidate for
commissioner of finance of Oakland.
Cal. Young Pouts is well known
here, formerly working for tho Mall
Tribune. Ills father has written
him requesting that he not enter pol
itics at this time. He U a student In
tho Alzis high school of Oakland.
The young man spent his boyhood In
this city.
Maroo made candy. Sugar Bowl.
Jack Merrill or Gold Hill Is In the
city today.
Dr. M. C. Barber. Palra block.
Hours 9 to 4. Phone: Office 110;
Home 110J2.
A. B. Cornell of Grants Pass Is
spending a few days In Medford.
Taffies, 20c pound. Sugar BowL
The Alco Taxi Co.. originators of
1 5c rate anywhere In city. Phones,
office, 8S2R; residence 23SR. 41
8. S. Bullls is expected to return
next week from New York.
Have your lawn mower sharpened
by J. W. Mitchell, phone 2C3-J. tf
Frank Bybee of Jacksonville is in
the city today.
Kodak finishing the best, at Wes
ton's Camera Shop. Opposite Book
Store.
A program of unusual interest is
in store for our children at the Star
theater on Saturday, May 15, at 2:15
o'clock. There will bo the usual edu
cational feature, a three reel drama
and other things of interest.
J. Q. Gerklng, to beat all aroind
photographer la southern Orego.
Always reliable. Negatives mad aay
where, time or plaoe. Studio 218
Main St. Phone 32 fl-J.
Divinity fudge, 306. Sugar Bowl
FIRST CLASS LIST
! HEAVY SUFFERER
XKV VOKK, Sfuy 8. The C'unnnl
Line inHiied uu unnounccmeut toduy
MiyiiiL' tliut it hud received it cable-
gnim from Liverpool, widen tuid the
admiralty liud announced that only u
few firot-chiKii imMeiigcr hud been
snved and thai three bpatn were re
ported to be briupiig ()0 liodieH to
(JUCCIIMOWJI,
Fire at Eatonvllle
TACOUA, Wuhli., My fcKira
curly toduy nt Kutonville, thirty inilefl
oulli of Tiu'ODia, destroyed nevra
buildiiigH, Jiirjioll'rf hardware More,
IiiuroollV rofery, the Muk-hull rcn-
tuurant and (saloon, Hoart.' barber
Hliop, thp I'4itonvillu Klii'trid couinuiy
hioru and l'itici'xan'K hIiou ntorc,
lions .r;,00Q iiihiiraiit-o 4000.
HUl Wit Itch.
Just a few drops of that mild,
soothing, cooling wash, Merltol Ec
zema Remedy, so highly recommend
ed for Eczema, and tho Itching and
burning Is gone. Don't rail to try
this .excellent remedy for any form of
Eczema. Wo know Morltol Eczema
Remedy will give you instant re
lief. Sold and guaranteed by Mas
king Drug Store,. Sole ajeency, price
ALL RESCUE CRAFT
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Ql'KRSSTOWtf, M.v S, via Lon
don, 11:10 u. m. Tho viirinus emit
tlmt jfi'Htpnlny went out from hero to
the poone of the 'i.usitnniu tlixnxicr
returned to Queenxtown lnt night
nml enrly thii nioriiinjr. All of them
brought survivor in tvitter or leMr
Humbert. It it now iwtunntiM hero
that U00 will bo the nutmilo nu mho f of
thoc suveil. No trow liux been liml
either of Alfred (1. Vmulorbilt or
Clinrles Frolimuii.
FIEET PONG
I'AIHS. May 8. 3:25 p. m. A dis
patch from Tenedos to the Havas
agency says that although the bom
bardment of tho Dardanelles forts Is
being continued by the allied fleet,
all of tho Turkish batteries as far
upon tho straits as Nagara at the end
of tho narrows nearest Constanti
nople have censed tiring and appar
ently have been destroyed.
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TO INVOLVE U. S.
LONDON, May 8, C:20 p. m. "I
think tho Lusitanla has been torpe
doed deliberately for the purposo of
making tho United States declare
war," said Lord Charles Beresford
today. "I foretold tho whole pres
ent situation In February and gavo
my reasons for thinking Germany
meant to bring America Into tho
war."
LUSITAMIA DEATH ROLL 1216
(Continued from pago ono
wlldcred from their terrible exper
iences and their accounts of the sink
ing of tho Lusitanla are not entire
ly clear. It Is to bo noted, however,
that one and all unite in eulogizing
the manner In which the ship's offi
cers behaved. ' '
Comilk L&t Slowly
Tho work of compilinir lixtn of
tlio.se fiaved i. iirogrcsMiiK slowly be
cause of indeflcribabto coufiiMoii at
Qui-enntowii, but nppiirently few firxt
cabin iunReugerK are ninonc tho mir
vivon. Tim United Slater eonnul at
that port can account for only ftl
AjuericuiiH naved out of 188 who were
aboard. His roll doc not include the
name of Alfred O. Vauderbilt, Cliux.
Frolimuii, Klbcrt Hubbard, Justus
Mile Korraan, the nutlior, or CharlfH
Klein, the playwright. Of tho Ameri
cans', 100 were in the first cabin, 05 in
the second nnd 17 in tho steerage.
The heavy htm of life among the
firnt cabin luixsengerx 1 bejieved to
have been due to the cnlninctM and
sclf-poHHCttBiun they displayed in face
of danger. Most of them were tit
luncheon when tho Hlenmcr received
her death blow mid declined to join
the rutdi for the bontt nnd life Ix'ItH.
They believed tho Cunnrder would re
main (i float until nHiMnncv could ar
rive. A considerable proportion of those
at Queenxtown aro incniberh of jtlio
crew, including Captain Turner, with
the firnt and bucond officcrx. The
other officers are believed to have
jH'rinhed. There In no evidence, how
ever, that the time-honored rulo of
the hen, "women mid children firxt,"
wuk violated. At U-afct ono of tho
xurvivors, a Toronto noiyxjiapcrmnn,
give evidence that there wuh no
panic amonr the crew, and that tho
fmilory acted promptly in getting the
ruoiHengerH into the hhip'x IiouIk.
Every Precaution
Apparently every precaution liml
been taken ugoiiiHt n Hiirprine attack
by a Hulimariitc. Lookouts were on
tliu alert constmitly op the giant
hteuuiHhip npeeded toward the IrJHh
couhL Difficulty wan exporienred in
launching the lionln because of the
heavy lint of the Luxitnnia nlmoHt im
mediately lifter xlic wuh torpedoed.
Hernnil of tho f mil cruft evidently
cnjisizcd uk they wero launched, or
soon atterwaru'i.
Many of the pufiHcngerH owed their
rexcue to life beltri, which kept them
afloat until thoy worn picked up by
IiouIh. Among thin number wan Lady
Mackworth, daughter of David A.
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Saturday morning. Return to
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Tinnitus, the lli "coal king," nnd
Juiinii de Aylii, I'wlmn consul jreneriil
rtt Liverpool,
luvestigntlon has fulled to revoul
thnt lh Htemner was given warning
of the proposed nltnek hy the sub
mnVliiVi whloh upiwan livi been
lurking off the Irish const, bout upon
destroying the largest mid fastest
ship engaged in tiiwis-Atluntie truf
fle, lYi-hcopc Sluhlcl
Tho lookouts sighted tho periscope
of n Mibiui'i'lble 1000 'yiuiln uwny
nnd tho next instant thoy saw lite
trail loft hy it torpedo as it flushed
on its course. Then 0111110 u terrific
crash iw the nubile pierced the liu
vrV hide, followed iihuost inunediiitu
Iv by nuothor which littcivd tho docks
with wreckage. Tho course of tho
liner was at unco turned shoreward.
Four torpiHloi'; nppnn'iitly were fired
at the l.usitiiiiia, hut only two of lliom
found their mark.
The loss of life caused hy the tor
cepodoos tticuiM'tvos and the explos
ions they oiiM',l musi hnvo been ter
ribly heavy. The tragic freight of
bodies taken to Quconstovvn lieiirn
evidence of. the huvoc wrought.
Tho work of gelling as niiuiy xo.
pie n posniblo, for the mn-t part wo
men and children, into the lifeboats
thnt could bo got clear, wa.s at once
undertaken by the captain and offi
cer of the Lusiluuia and performed
efficiently and with horoiviu.
1 ho scene at tho big liner went
down It described bv the Mtrvivorx as
heartrending beyond words. Rattling
for life, tho passenger called to rela
tives and friends or bade each other
good-bye.
HhmII Boat Itcvtie
Tho small boats which had gotten
uway from the Hide of the liner pick
ed up n good ninny mirvivors, who,
with life belts or clinging tn wreck
age, were floating on the surface of
the water. Rut soon the bonis nil
were crowded. These houU were in
turn picked up by rescuing htcnincrs
coming at full nn'cd from short
points, but in tunny ciwcs four or five
hours elapsed before tho rescuers
reached the kcciio. In many cases the
only work left for the rescue workers
to do wati to collect from the water
Ihe floating bodies of the dead. Sev
eral ixiMMcngcr w,,re taken aboard
trawlers severely injured, only to die
before they -could bo. trnnsKrtcd
ashbre.
There in a slender lioe that fishing
boats tuny have rescued n few more
In addition to tho living brought
nshorc, Ibo bodies of forty-flu who
died of injuries or were drowned,
hav.c been iuuded at Quecnstowu. Five
more nn at Kinsnle and it has been
reported that nn tinned trawler no
rompnnied by two fishing bonis has
picked up 100 othcrn.
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Considering nutritive value thoy
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Phone 201-R4
LATH
Full bred Porcboron stallion, for
merly owned by Dob Crowder, is now
making the season's stand at Vin
cent's barn. Service $10 to guaran
tee foal.
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LONDON, May 8, LM1.1 p. in. Tho
press bureau is informed hy the ml
mirnlty that no mom loports lounnl
iug tho LuMlunin luivo been rtroivc(l,
mid (hut the number of survivors al
ready given may ho regarded uA up
pitiximulely correct.
Inquiries aro being made along the
coast, but there ts little hope of news
of further survivors.
1 MORE SHIPS IN
LONDON, May S, s p. in. Th
British admiralty aitnuuuced tonight
tlmt the destroyer Maori had been
blown up by n mine.
Lv... DON. May .S. 7;07 p. in. Tho
Rritlsh steamer Don, of (loolo, has
been torpedoed by a (lerman subma
rine off Coquet Island, ueur tho
Northcumberland count. Tho crew
was rescued.
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SUMMER
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WINDOW SCREENS
DOOR SCREENS
PORCH SWINGS
LAWN SEATS
CEDAR CHESTS
Have them mado at tho
Pacific Furniture
Fixture Factory
Home of the Pacific Cedar
Chest. 113 S. Holly
Want to
Buy
Horses
Welching from 1300 to 1700;'
must bo sound nnd In Reed condi
tion. Will bo nt
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MKDFORD, ORKdON ,
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308.
SHERLOCK
Mr. Crop Grower
-HAIL-
Htorms may ruin your crops In
flvu minutes causing you to loso the
results of your work, worry and ex
pense, Do not run thla risk when
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Tlie cots Is small compured to tbo
protection offered.
MKIirORD, oiiKnoi
JhcIuoh Couniy JUink lliilldlHg
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REPUBLIC TIRES
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Try fortified Good Year, 13100
miles on Medford -Ashland stage run
and still in use.
We do our owri adjusting.
Crater Lake Motot' Caifr Co.
pislnbuloi's for HontliiM'ii Oivkoii' :
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III low prn'i', but in tliu low niter cunt of operation
llll lem tlinii two entK ii mile--in city mid country.
III They nro doMiniiid nnd built to forvo uud wivnj t'
llll k Ibo lu.Miry oC plenMiite nud tbo tilurdliiuM in
llll hu'dncM work IIiIh in why (hero uro mmo lliuu
llll 71)0,0(10 now in ime tltin U what ban iimdn llin Ford
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llll lluyeni hTIiIm cur will hnn In profits tf wu K'lt
llll nt retail 300,000 now Ford cant between AukuM,
HI 1011, nnd Aiik'Ut, 1015.
UU Huunbout f 1 10; TourluK fur 1 100 ; Town Cnr .1100;
III Coupelnt f7fi0; Hednn $1170, fully equipped, f. o. b.
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