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The Western Union Is nlnnnlni
ution (lie 1nHUatlon of call hoxea lit
the btmlncfla houu of tho city, to fa
cilitate tu lianailuR c,f mcMngos.
On Saturday only all popular sheet
tftuilo at C cfrtta.per copy. Bvery
tiling tl'io very- latest. Tlppornry In-
eluded, uaio rmno iiouso. in-
Trunk Hvbco of Jnclsitonvlllo nt
tftndml to uiiBliiQKH tnnUct-H In this
city Wcdnoilaj; afternoon.
Lunch goods at t)e Voo's.
X, telephone niosnaKC was received
ly tho Hllro Vodne8ilny that n Konl
cnr$pafeen wretUed near Ornnts
Pars THeadny night, but that when a
rescue party win formed, tho occu
pants had disappeared. Tho ntecr
Itifc gear, had been broken, and there
was no Qvldcnco that any ono had
been hurt. Later tho ear was towed
Into Ornnts Pans for repairs.
Vlmnly must finish selling our
spring and early summer hats to
tnaku rooiu for pur nitd-summcr stock
On Saturday tho l.'th, and Monday
the llh, nil lmls and trimmings re
duced from 23 to 50 per cent. Tho
Mlsrea Lonnsbury and Scmon, at the
M. M. Department Storo. 47
Seth Ilutlla and bride, neo Jos
ephine Hoot, of Sterling motored to
MeuTord this morning.
Velvet Ice Cream at Do Voe'.
County Recorder Chauncey Florey
of Jacksonville spent a few hours In
this city Wednesday afternoon.
ltobcrt Warwick last time, Page
tofllRaL
.Adrian Itona of the Griffin cr-ek
district sent Wednesday in Medford
attesdlnfr to huilnee matters.
See Pieree tbe florist, for bedding
plants ofall kinds.
Perry Ashcraft of this city is ex
pected to a'rrlvo today with a Chal
mers six which ho Is driving from
Portland to Mcdford. Ho pawed
through Eugene Tuesday afternoon.
Let us solve your hat problems by
visiting our big clean-up sales. The
best value that can bo produced. He
member the days, Saturday the ISth,
fltod Circus Day, Monday the 17. The
Misses Lotiwbary and Senion at the
jEfckPfr.JDSrt meat Store. 47
rii f tccAinm liu uvuu rcccnt'U V)
Dr. J, FJteddy. at .Grants. Paw from
Judge Twdhy. contractor for the
-MWildliof Uie coast ilne, stating
,, M-h an hlreon Rbbert had gone
to St. Paul for a conference.
? Xodak finishing and supplies at
Weetoa's Camera Shop, Opposite
I Book Store.-
, r Willi Hopkins of Kugene Is amang
the out of town busiaess vbritorz 'is.
the city this week.
- Attraction, ISc ice cream social.
V Place: Third and Hartlett. Time:
Friday evening, May Hth, by Ep
Wtorth League. For you. -I5
' " Smatterings of rain, with a heavy
shower early Thursday morning were
the chief weather features for the
Rogue river valley tho last 24 hours.
Flelschmann's yeast at De Voo's.
Robert Pelouze, Lloyd Williamson,
James Vance and Walter Drown of
the Mtgh school are in Eugene, where
they will remain until Sunday. Tho
boys are the guests of fraternity
houses In the university city, and are
groomed as candidates for Initiation
when they enter college.
The Hall Taxi Co. will run cars to
Gold Hill Saturday evening and ro
maln until after tho dance. Round
trip J 1.25. Phono for scat order.
1cavo address. c
t T. K, Drake, special weather ob
server during tho frost season for
the Roguo river valley, left Jast night
for Portland, Jila work being ended
for this year.
Ask for Grandma Cookies.
0. RJewegaard, tho Inlaid wood
artist, who was stricken with paraly
sis whllo working in IiIh garden on
East Main street last Monday, Is im
proving. Robert Warwick last time, Page
tonight,
Tho May term of tho circuit court
will open at Jacksonville next Mon
day, May 17th. There will bo a ses
sion of tho grand Jury. Four crim
inal cases will be called. The term
bids fair to be tho shortest In tho
history of Jackson county, thero be
ing a short criminal and civil docket.
Pan Dandy Dread at De Voe's.
Tho poWge aro lookjng for a gent
who 'secured money from a number
of Mcdford pqopjo, Wednesday upon
the allegation that ho was starving to
duatjij, and afterwards spent tho re
sults or hU alms-scoklng In buying
wblakoy,
Holmans' white sulphur swimming
pools and baths at Ashland, Ore.,
opon for the season Saturday, May
l"t. 67
That Armond Taylor, a Junior In
tho Ori'gon Agricultural Coliego at
CorvalllH, 18 winning honors for him.
self and incidentally for his homo
town (s attested by tho fact that tho
nellege paper rerera to him an a stu
tfttit who, shows unusual dramatic
HltJlki u(l ,ene whp is deserving qt
MjiOfM inSntlcrti'for the excellent way
' ) whloh he can led his part in tho
jMtttof ' pi" rwwHtly produeed at tho
tioMwe town,
Company 7 Const nrtlllory drilled
6n Mnln Rlreet Wednesday hlRht, go
Ing .through military evolutions with
a full company, all officers, and
equipment, adding a touch of militar
ism to thb night life. Tho company
wont through their steps without n
flaw, and the hutta of their guna hit
the pavement as 0110. A largo crowd
gathered to watch, Ami' "reflect tbat
they would Inst about ono twist of
the handle of a machine gun In tho
.European murd.erfest.
Pop corn Crlspotles at Do Voo's.
Gordon Rice of Cottage Grove,
Oregon, Is spending a few days In
tho city attending to business mat
ters. Rom KHno of the Little ltutte dis
trict la spending tho day In Medford
attending to business .matters,
Chris Gottlieb attended to business
matters In Talent this morning,
Pierce, tho florist, has a tlno lot
of pansy plants.
Mr. and Mrs, Henry Callaghan of
this city will celebrate their thirty
ninth wedding anniversary noxt Sun
day. Attraction, ISc Ice cream social.
Place: Third and Hartlett. Time:
Friday evening. May Hth, by Ep
worth League. For you. 45
Andrew Jetdncss has returned to
his mining claims In tho lllue Ledge
district after spending a few days
In this city.
Ask for Grand nin Cookies.
Two wanderers reported to tho As
sociated Charities Wednesday and
received a pair of shoes and pants
"apiece, of which they wero in sorry
need.
See Dave Wood about that fir in
Karance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Old.
City Recorder Elmer T, Foss re
turned Wednesday afternoon from
Fort Stevens w.here ho attended the
O. f. 0. officers school. While In
Portland Foss met Bud Anderson in
the Imperial Hotel. Rud had Just
sent a telegram to Pendleton, Ore.,
challenging the winner of a fight In
that city tho night before. Foss says
tho battling spirit has not been en
tirely eliminated from the make-up of
the former "Pride," and that he was
anxious to know about tho chances
fora revival of pugilism in this city.
Ho figures on engaging In several
botita, the coming summer. Foss says
Dudtpoked as If he weighed ICO
pounds, but Dud placed his own heft
at 138, and was as brown as a coffee
berry from an open air life on Ills
ranch" near Vancouver, Wn.
-Dollar -Mark Page Tonight
A lone drunk was arrested "Wednes
day night by the police, and fined
$10 and costs In the pollco court this
morning.
Dr. M. C. Barber. Palm block.
Hours 3 to 4. Phone: Office 110;
Howe"M10J2.
Attorney Gus Newbury left Wed
nesday night for 8alem to attend to
official business befoic the supremo
court.
Have your lawn mower sharpened
oy J. W. Mitchell, phiuo 3C0J. tf
F. W. Warren of Grants Pass at
tended to business matters In .this
city Wednesday afternoon.
Kodak finishing the best, at Wes
ton's Camera Bhop. Opposite Book
Store.
Elmer Tuttlo of IIIH. Cal., la at
tending to business matters In the
city this woek.
J. O. Gerklng, the best all around
photographer tn southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made any
where, time or place. Btadlo 22 S
Vfatn St. Phone 3 20-J.
AH members of tho Amoma class
arc requested to bo present at tho
business meeting for the election of
officers Friday evening. 7:30 at the
home of Miss Corey, 524 South River
side avenue.
Tho published statement that Miss
Mabel E. Meara had accepted a posi
tion in tho Klamath schools, although
sho had not resigned her position in
Medford. This was a mistake, as
Miss Mears has not acc6pted a posi
tion at Klamnth Falls, although on
Wednesday afternoon after tho pub
lication of the article she received
tho offer of ono at an Increase in
salary. Miss Mears Is not a teacher
who would accopt a now position be
fore tendering her resignation.
Hriofs In tho suit of Attorney W.
E. Phlpps el al against the City of
Medford, attacking the validity of
tho sewer assessment In District 13
(North Riverside) wero sent to the
supremo court at Salem this morn
ing, in the ordinary course of busi
ness it will bo a year before a deci
sion Is given. Tho suit has been
hanging flro for three years, being
more or less of n thorn In the sides
of threo admlnlutratlons.
Probation Officer Charles B. Gay
was called to Phoenix this aftornoon
to Investigate a caso of Juvenile de
linquency Involving two boys atd a
girl all about eight years of age.
Louis Hhafslty of San Francisco,
who la conducting a sale of the stock
of tho Wardrobe waH arrested
Wednesday on two chargcs-r-conduct-Intr
a ealo without a city llconse, and
shipping In a stock of a bankrupt,
both allegations being contrary to
city ordinances, Shafsky left on
Wednesday for Salem to attend to
business, and upon his return the
cases will bo called,
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE,
THE SONG OF THE B
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janjrafjcfson.i v? 1 -. 1
I love to plant the cabbagn ntnl till tho onjno. tool X lore tn rle nt
break of day and wade through chilly dew, love to cotut tho bubbnrd
squash and woo tho gentle shlvo and then goUoul the. family wash ntnl
glvo thanks that I'm ntlvo.
I lovo tho humble bumble bee, who stinks on the snoot. I also
love my neighbor's cow, tho blnstcd, bnnnt brute.
1 lovo tho parrow and Its male that roost upon my wash, nnd I
opine that Its Just great for bugs to chew my squash.
1 love, adoro and venerato the proud tomato worm, nnd laud nnd praise
nnd Incubate the old scratching hen, I chase tho glmUome, hours through
with hoe and sythe nd spade; 1 never, never, feci dark blue, I never am
dismayed.
1 lovo the fervid. Mistering sun that wilts my tender green, and hug to
death, though all In tun, the bugs both fntand lean, who come nnd enmp
upon my lot. nnd chew and chew nnd chow; their comradeship I long bad
sought, I wish they weren't so few,
Tho cats and dogs that dig nnd scratch through nil my flower beds I
tamo and love, nnd ncath my thatch I pat their darling heads. Tho child
ren dear from public school, who play ball on my lawn, I handle with the
Golden Rule nnd put my watch In pawn to buy them candy, gum and things
to make their young lives bright. I think tho llttto dears have wings, they
are SUCH a delight.
Oh, nothing ever troubles me as through this world I roll; my garden
and my fruit are free to every hungry soul, and when I die and reach
the gate whoro Peter alts so stern, I'll doubtless for ten eons wait while
sinners take my turn at squeoxlng past tho golden post and up the chrstnl
stair; I'll gladly go below and roast, nnd speak -well of thu air. 1 really
never could slug -well;, I'd look hum In the choir, also, moreover, truth
to tell, 1 AM AN AWFUL LIAR!
Robert
tonight.
Warwick last time, Page'
F. W. Streeta of the Commercial
club ha on exhibition In tho oxhthlt j
building a soap, stone bowl used by
the, Indians, and found In Sams vat
ley'slx ears ago.
Committees from tho Confrfierclal
club and Jackson County Fair asso
ciation met Wednesday night, and
named tho following committees to
arraugo for a Fourth of July celebra
tion In this city: John Sheridan,
chairman; C. E. Gates, secretary; S.
I. llrown, treasurer; soliciting com
mittee, John Sheridan, If. A. Lntta,
Scott Woolf, A. L, Hills; program
committee. Dr. J. L. Helms, 8. I.
Brown, Guy Connor, Bert Thclrolf,
J. A. Perry and V. J, Emerlck.
AH grade schools will have exhibits
of art, manual training, basket weav
ing and sewing In their respective
rooms tomorrow. Tho public Is in
vited to inspect tho same. A frock
hence tho high school exhibit will
be held.
Deputy Oamo Warden Walker
states that tho filing of proceedings
against tho Rogue River Public Ser
vice Corporation for blockading the
fish way at Anient dam has started
the construction of a temporary fish
way around the obstruction.
VAUDEVILLE DATES AT
PAGE ARE CALLED OFF
The mnnnKeinent of the Pnjjc re
ceived ft telrsrrwn last evening can
celling the (latert, Thursday ami Kn
dny, of tho Empress vamlvillt.
Wuhliouts north nnd sontii ueccMsi
fated tbe ositu'cllinj; of lliia vaude
ville nt both Hngcno ami Medford.
Till attraction c oiifctited of f-eventccn
people, prncticnlly the entire program
of th Kmjiros circuit, and nx they
were booked for San Fraoeixco next
week, it wan peceixnry that they re
turn north had gn by boat from Ak
toria in order t icncli Han Franciuco
In time for their engagement
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LQNDON. May 13, 4 p. m. Prem
ier Asqulth announced In the house
of commons today thai all "male
enemies" ovcrmllltary ngo will bo re
patriated, lie nlvo said that women
and children In suitable cases would
bo repatriated though some might re
main. In announcing tho alien policy of
tho government tho premier said:
"At this moment some 40,000 un
naturalized aliens, of whom 2 4,000
are men, are at large In this country.
Thu government proposes that nil
adult males of thin class should, for
their own safety and that of tho
country, be segregated and interned,
if over the military ngo they should
be repatriated,
"Tho government recognizes thero
may bo eases calling for exceptional
treatment. Women and children In
suitable cases should bo repatriated,
but thero no doubt will bo many
cases In which Justice and humanity
will require that they be allowed to
remain.
"An official body, Judicial in
character, will bo set up to deal with
claims for exemption, nnd as soon as
tho military and naval authorities
have provided tho necessary accom
modations, those who have not so
cured exemption will be intorned,
"In tho case of naturalized aliens,
who In taw am British subjects,
numbering about 8000, tho prima
fnelo presumption should be thu other
way but exceptional cases established
to tho satisfaction of tho udvlslng
BACK, STAR, THURSDAY-FRIDAY
BRITAIN INK
ALL UPS FROM
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UNITED STATES OF
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OF SOCIALIST PARTY
CHICAGO. May 13 The ll!H
eonvmitlon of the Socialist parly will
ho held In Chl.Mgo tho week begin
ning Juno 1 1 of Hint year. This was
determined after a spirited contest by
Now York, by thu national commit
loo of the party, which continued Its
sessions, hern todnv. Merris: Hill
quit, New York, waa chosen chair
man, and Walter Lnnferslok, Ken
tuck), secretary. M'oiqbors of tho
executho committee are Adolph Hor
nier, Illinois; JnmcM II. Mnuror,
Vennsylvnnlii; Gcorgo II. (loelioll,
New Jersey; Kuill Rnldel, Wisconsin,
nnd Arthur LnSnuor, North Dnkotn.
Tho following women's committee
to perform propaganda work was
named:
Gertrude Hellly, New Jersey;
Theresa Mnlklel, New York; Anna M.
Hlglnr, South Dakota; Ella It.
Hlooer, Ohio; Frieda llognn, Arkan
sas and Flora E. Forman, Oregun.
Mr. Gonbcll presided over today's
sessions. It was decided to make
uomlnntloiiA b referendum. Tho
committee expects to act on resolu
tions dealing with the Eurupeun war
and the sinking of the Lusltanln.
A number of resolutions nnd pro
clamntloiiH were printed and It wns
said that they wero certain of adop
tion. They call attention to tho al
leged ''Insidious propngnnda of
American militarism," advocate the
repudiation of wnr debts, urge so
cialists of thn world, and working
men generally, not to fight or assist
In tho manufacture of munitions of
wnr and pledge socialists to work for
a prcticrllx'd peueo prornm nt the end
of the wnr. Essentials of this pro
gram nre:
"No indemnities, No transfer of
territory except by consent of, cltl
sens of tho territory affected, A
United Stiites of thu world with a
world court, an International legis
lature, International control of stra
tegic waterways, such as the Darda
nelles; universal disarmament; uni
versal auffrago and the abolition of
secret dlplomnry,i rndlral social
changes In all countries to eliminate
thu economic cnusea uf wnr.
BOYCOTT PUT ON
LONDON, May 13. -Tho largo
American meat establishment at
Smlthfleld today Joined their British
conferee In displaying notice to the
effect that no business would ho
transacted with Germans. Koine
friction had been threatened lrau-
the Americana putting out tho notlro
until they had received Instructions
from headquarters,
Although the ntmosphoro In still
highly charged with excitement, a
survey of the districts of Uindon
which yestordny wero hotbeds of
anti-German outbreaks, showed al
most a completo lull In tho rioting
this morning. Germans everywhere
romnlned In seclusion nnd their shops
wero shuttered with pollen on gunrd.
An exception to tho generally
peaceful conditions was n Kentish
town Whoro two German shops wero
looted early in tho day. The pollco
soon ended.
body will bo specially doalt with,
i'horo must bo powers of Internment
In cases of proved necessity or dan
ger." Promlor Asqulth mentioned Inci
dentally that 111,000 non-naturalized
alien enemies alieady had been In
terned In Qrent Ilrltlan.
TOO LATU IO CLAWI1KT.
WANTKD- Boy to meet trains. Ap
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ply 414 North Front street.
FOR 8ALK Sbukus. Dr. Helms,
111 North Fir. 49
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Mother's Friend
Bifore Baby Arrives
During: r-VrriiT Mt" nf "pre.lricy
th-ro la n uplvmlld ektenml rmMtcrttlim
In cur "Muthor'rt
nirml" lit which
tliuiisAiiils uf women
have tho most un
Imumleil coaltileiiCe.
They liavn used It
nnd Uliuw, Tliey trll
of Its wonderful In
IHit'iica to iit the
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nml how limy nwiM-
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tretrhlmr ImIus that nr so much tulknl
about Til In miro eileriml nl'pllrrttlou Is
itimly uM tivi'i- th hln to ioi0er It
iiiueimtilo to thu 1 hi hi in I Mrtitctiliiir whlrh
It UmtutSUes. l'ho mirlnil of nerve
tliremlH Jii't liriieuth I hi) akin In ItuiH
rrllevnt nf uiinecei-nn paln-pnuliieliig
enimp nml iimt 1I)rIciU relief li ilm
lesult flu rspreswil by ft host ef'hiipy
mothers Wtui Wfltir mill 'kprrlini,
It U rt milijirt iIhii nil wimien shnuM
t.e ramllMr with n "MottntN IViriul"
hss litil In line innny yearn, Hint ! r-ciui.
mriuUil hy criutihinilii'rt,vliit lu. their r
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You mil ifitnhi "Mulhtr's Frleiul" nt
almost nny Hug sluin tt 11 lietlM
lu.ttny nml then wrltn (r our llttlo t uk
ik imtiil tn exiwlniit niuther.
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Full bred Percberon stallion, for
merly owned by Bob Crowdor, Is now
making tho season's stand at Vin
cent's bnru. 8orvco 10 to gunrau
toe foal,
FRANK HANHLKV, .Medfortt
Squabs! Squabs!
TRY them
They aro Tender and Delicious
Considering nutritive vnluo they
Aro the cheapest meal un tho mark
et. Phono for special spring prices.
R. R. SQUAB FARM
Phuno 301-114
SUMMER
requisites
WINDOW SCREENS
DOOR SCREENS
PORCH SWINGS '
LAWN SEATS
CEDAR CHESTS
Havo thorn mado at tho
Pacific Furniture 6
Fixture Factory
Home of tho Pacific .Cedar
Cheat. 113 S. Holly
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Used Gars
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1913 Pierce ArroW rotbrc'yci2 $ 125
1913 Ford . . .v " . 350
1914 Ford . I . . 375
Overland Model 69 (Snap) . 550
Six Cylinder Locomobile . . 1000
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Birt. Nolhliif? more pnlul
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When In Need
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or Dyer
PHONE 244
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Mr. Crop Grower
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which mo Insuro
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Garden Truck,
Alfalfa and
Growing rainG
In fact
Anything that Grows
Mill be llltililt'd uKalnsl
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