Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, May 14, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Textft t- -V J I A" K Jr, I? 1 IS U h' PAGE TWO tf-l OCALAND L, PERSONAL Mrs. K A, Johnson and children, who havo rallied huro for tho past Mx months, toft for Medford thla jnrn(K-,on n lslt. Hosoburg No view. 'Grj Garrett, of .Medford, arrived In the cily last evening to spend n few day pn business." Hoscburg Ite- iew. Old TIhio Dflno Nat. Sat. 50c. 4G Thft first big lean of tho 10 15 ninr. ketlng eon to tho fruit growers of tho Northwest was mado this week through tho North Pacific Fruit DIs tribute by tho Spohaao and East era Trust company and tho Fidelity National hank of Spokane, accord ing to an announcement of J. H. Holt-bins,- general manager of tho dis tributers It was for fl7B,0&0, and was the largest Individual loan that had been made to tho distributors up to tho present. Lunch goods at Do Voo'o. The Parents and Teachers' asso ciation of tho Lincoln school will hold an open Meeting tonight at S clock at tho school building. Dr. Rickey I1 deliver deliver an ad dreoa. Tho Art exhibit of tho school will bo on display. Refreshments will conclude tho evening's entertain ment. 'o simply must finish selling our spring and early summer hats to make room for our mid-summer stock Oa Saturday the 16th, and Monday the 17th, all hats and trimmings re duced from 25 to CO per cent. Tho Misses Lounsbury and Scmon, at tho M. f. Department Store. 47 Kpworth League Ice cream social postponed. Date announced later. Velvet Ice Cream at De Voe'a. Ulrica Ryan havo Just received a car of hard wheat flour and aro offering tho aamo at extremely low price aa follews: Golden Crown, per sack of 45 pounds, at $1.90. Snow Drift per sack $1.80. Pride of Walla per sack 11.90. Tho Dalles per sack $1.60. Fruit cane sugar, 1Q0 pound sack at $7.00, or thirteen and one- half pounds for $1.00. Freo deliv ery In any part of tho city. Terms Cash. In tho matter or the recent arrest or one Sbasky, In this city, wkh it to bo distinctly understood that this firm had nothing to do with the matter, as they are firm believers In not fixing prices, and let every ono sail as he pleases, and stand on his own bottom. Bee Pierce the florist, for bedding plants of all kinds. Kenneth Day of the firm of Sgobcl & Pay, New York fruit commission merchants, Is looking oer tho val ley with their local agent, Guy Con nor. Let us solvq your hat problems by visiting our big clean-up sales. The best values that can be produced. Re member tho days, Saturday the 15 th, and Circus Day, Monday the 17. Tho Misses Lounsbury and Semon at tho M. M. Department Store. 47 F. D. Andrews was fined $5 in the police court this morning for speeding la his auto. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weatea'a Camera Shop. Opposite Book Store. Service on the Southern Pacific from the south was resumed today. the first regular train since Sunday arriving at 8:20 this morning. Nor mal schedules, .will he In effect this afternoon. Freight delayed by tho Kettnett washout, consigned to local merchants will arrivo tho first, a heavy congestion existing at tho pres ent time. Dcla)cd mail also reached tho pity today. Flelschmann's yeast at Do Voe's. Thw younger clement of tho city and valley has Icon much perturbed the last week for fear tho Solts-FIoto circus would not arrivo owing to the suspension of railroad traffic to the south. Tho circus will arrivo as the washout has been cleared an ay, and wrvlco resumed. The flail Taxi Co. will run cars to Gold IIIU Saturday evening and re main until aftor tho danco. Round trip $1.25. Phono for scat order. Lqvo address. 1C Tito country press and correspond ents to da to are enthusiastic In their praUo, or Community Day held Jn this city Just Saturday, local merch ants being commended for tholr en terprise In some nuartora the hope is expressed thero will bo anothor one sopn. Ak for Grandma Cookies. Showers and drizzles fell over the tyguo RJver valloy today and last Hlght. An unusually heavy rain fell Thursday afternoon, lusting but a short time, hownvor. Pa,n Dandy Broad at De Voe's. Glen Woolrldgo and Harry Ilrlggs convicted in the Justice court at Ckjjats Pass this weel of (Uogal fish lugYave appealed to the circuit court upon a teoliulcal ground. They wore ftad $B0 and costs, aftor a motion fW" lUsl was denied. A young-aj- hntbr of lJrJgg will be given a. Jpftrfuv Wore th Juyenllo court for 1UV fishing. flri, the fjarlat, has a fine Jot Of MUMiy plakW,' An appeal to thn tiupromo court has, been taken by jho grand PrUo Mining company against It. lloswcll of this city In n aultj which was de cided by Judgo F. Mi Calkins of tho circuit court In n recent decision In faor of Monwoll. Tho suit Involves tho ownorshlp of a rich placer claim on Surlier crook In Joscphlno coun ty. A restraining order has been granted by tho higher court prevent ing Hostvoll from working tho claim ponding tho settlement of tho suit. Tho action Ii attracting widespread lntorost among southern Oregon min ing men. Ilolmnns' white sulphur swimming pools and baths nt Ashland, Or., open for tho season Saturday, May 1st. 57 Robert Gordon of tho Trail district Is spending a few days In tho city attending to business mntters. Old Tlmo Dano Nat. Sat. 50c. 4S N. II. Newman of Fargo, S. 1).. is among tho out of town visitors In tho city this week. Pop corn Crlspettes nt Do Voe's. J. D. Now combo of Ashland spent Thursday In this city attending to business mntters and visiting friends. Ask for Grandma Cookios. Jay Gore, Gcorgo Gates, Ralph Pierce, and Karl Hubbard loft last night for Bugeno to attend the week end festivities and state, track meet at tho University of Oregon. All tho joung men will bo "rushed" to Join a fraternity when they enter col lego next year. See Dave Wood about that flr In surance policy. Office Mall Tribune Bid. The gang of gypsies who arrived by wagon Thursday afternoon wend ed their way southward Just beforo tho expiration of tho tlmo limit set by tho police. Another gang Is en routo from Grants Pass and will not be allowed to linger long. Dr. M. C. Barber, Palm block. Hours 9 to 4. Phone: Office 110: Home 110J3. Phil Metschan, Jr., of Portland. who visited Medford tho first of the week, returned and gavo tho Tele gram an Interview In which ho states that southern Oregon Is tho most prosperous looking section In tho state, with excellent prospects for a bumper crop, following "heavy rain." Havo your lawn mower sharpened by J. W. Mitchell, pbano 3I8-J. tf A. B. Williams and family or this city aro contemplating moving to the Methow valley, Okanogan count, Washington, In tho near tuturo. Kodak finishing the best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Opposite Book Store The cases of Juvcnllo delinquency at Talent investigated Thursday by Probation Officer Gay will be given a hearing before Judgo Tou Velio Saturday. All tho principals aro eight years old, consisting of two boys and a llttlo girl. Tho father of tho girl swore out a complaint against the two boys. J. O. perking, the best all around photographer in southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negative! mads any where, time or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phone 320-J. Children's Wash Hats at Handi craft Shop. Kenneth Williams of Grants Pass, who will bo remembered by local baseball fans, Is plalng center field with the Spokane team In the North west league, and is leading tho league with a batting averago of ,417, If you try tho Nasb Cafeteria chicken dinners on Si oday you will not bother about preparing any moro Sunday dinners at homo. They please cvory momber or tha family, Sunday, May 23, will be obsorved throughout tho land as Humane Sun day, and the Oregon Humano socloty has Issued an appeal to all churrhes to aid in tho movement, tho purpose or which Is "to teach tho use o( kind ness to man and beast. Tho weolc from May 17 to May 22, w be used in a nation wide campaign, to teach kindness to dumb brutes among school children. W. T. Rqvcrldgo returned Thurs day evening from a ten days survey ing trip at Hjlt, In northern Calif ornia. O, N. Nelson returned Thursday afternoon frpm a business trip 'to Grants Pass and other Josopbno county points, A. F. Howard or tho Applcgate spent Thursday In Medford attending to business matters. E. B. Adameon or Talent spent Thursday u Medford attending to business matters. Robert Boylo or tho Hall Garage company is Buffering from a slight attack or blood poisoning in his right hand. Frank Randier or Buncom spent Wodncsday and Thurcday in Medford attending to business matters, A number of Ashland young poo pie attended tho danco of the ToIson Oak club glen in this city at the Nat Thursjay night. I". L. Mlnear of Jacksonville spo Thursday lu this city on business matters. A 1200 pound mare valued at $100 belonging to F. K. Berdan, was kill ed Friday morning by the Southern Pacific 8:20 passenger train. Tho auimal had boen tethered out and broke away, MEDFORP MAIL TRIBUNE, A. C. Allen plnnn to le.ivo tho first of tho week tnr Crater lnko with his moving plcturo outfit to take final pictures for his Jackson coun ty movies for tho exposition. Will G. Steel and Road Master Joo Smith returned Thursday evening from a trip to Crater Lake and re port tho road open to travel as far as tho park line. Two Inches of snow foil during tho present storm nt the lake but n few warm dna will open tho road lo government headquarters. Tho road to Prospect Is in cxccllout condition. Among the graduates in tho ltt class of tho University of California Is Miss Mildred Clemens, formerly In the employ of tho Mall Tribune. GREAT NORTHERN HOTEL AT TACOMA ABLAZE TACOMA, WifOi., Mhy 1 I. Fire in tho Great Northern hotel early thii morning- cut off esirnpo of twenty guests on tho third floor. They were rescued by firemen nnd earned down Imbler. Diimnguip 10(10. K. L. Tltur mnn, colored, jumped from n window on the thinl floor nnd broke his ankle. WAR FEVER STRIKES ITALY (Continued from Page One.) of the opinion that tho king will probably choose a new cabinet com posed of men who have not taken part In tho heated exchanges of tho Isat week. Another suggestion advanced Is that tho day has arrived for the for mation of a great national cabinet similar to that of Prance, a ministry to Include teh leading figures of all parties to which thero shall be en trusted the momentous decision now before the.countrjv , War Fqm Kptvfld ROMB, May U. The wur fever continue to spread throughout Italy nnd the munifetntiui in ttio uapital nre particularly impressive, A. crowd wliieli favored llaly'n intervention went to tho hotel nt which Gabriolc d'Animnxio i Mopping- until ho ap peared ou ii balcony and tokn fer vidly in favor of war. From d'An- nunzio' hotel the crowd went to the palace of Downpcr Queen Mnrgher- ua nnd acclaimed her wildly. Pro-wnr enthnsinst engaged in a brief struggle with neutralists who were holding n meeting in the Plnec San Silvehtro. In tho eliihli the win dows of a German enfo nnd nnothcr cHlablislunent were broken. Mounted police cleared the square, but the demonstration was continued for f-omo time in the central part of the city. Grate Kvcnts, Expected PARIS, Mny 14, Ci!0 n. m.-A I lavas dispatch from Home, filed late lnt night, snya that nt tho close of tho meeting of ministers, Premier Snl nndrn conferred with King Victor Emmnniicl nnd that grave ovents aro expected in the very nenr future. RO.U; vin Pari, May U, r0 n. in. The meeting of ministers yester day afternoon wns not. strictly speaking, n cabinet council, according to the Uiornnlc dunlin. The miniR tor met merely to discus tho situn tion created by popular agitation for wnr and to consider questions winch will bo discussed nt Iho nest fprmnl meeting of the cabinet. Newspaper CcmTienls Portland (Or.) Telegram: The protest which tho government has sent to Germany will meet with tho fullest measure of enlightened ex pectation upon tho part of tho Am erican people Hebo (Ida.) Statesman: It Is a "showdown." If tho president's words mean anything it Is that Ger many must abandon Its policy of naval anarchy or accept tho conse quences of our "other action." Taconm, (Wash.) Xews: Tho noto Is most courageous but patterned In restraint. If rebuffed, and that Is by no moans unlikely what then? Probably It means a state of war, If not actual warfare; It means In either ovent a united nation. Halt friko Herald Ilepubllmn: It Is gratifying to observe tho president It at last correctly Interpreting pub lic opinion. Wherever theso demands may ultimately (akq tho country, oypn. to tho last resource of which tho president hints, tho people will checr-f,u!ly"rc-lluV. " ' TOO LATK lO VUkmXBX, FOrt SALB Illcycie, good tiros, mud guards, saddle, luggago carrier, 110. Phone 1G8. 47 AGENTS WANTED Mnlo or fomalo big profits. Writo D. I. Mullen Mfg.. Co., P. O. Uox 807, Tacoraa. Wash. AGK.NTS Either sex, to sell article of great merit; build up a pleas ant, permanent and profitable bus iness of jour own. Ideal Supply Co., 1208 Stowart St, Scatt!o( Wu. FOH ItBNT .Two room furnished house; all conveniences, close In. 431 Jay St., Corner ltth and So, Oalcdale, 48 MISPFORD QiraqON, ! WMnwnaMio NOIE TQ-GERIV1ANY PRAISED ft CLARK UOWI.KNU fJKKKN', Mo., May 1 I. Speaker Chump (lurk in u inquired slutcnimt btiid tpdev: "The Ami'iii'tin unto m nil liunmn prttlmhility will rnnk in n gionl sdnlu jmpor. . . . 'hilo ninny of our peoplo nre- prime to look upon dip journey us of littlo vuluo, neruitlicliwi the fiU't retiming: that diplouuury haw hitherto ironed out fowrul ipmrreht nml eiitntisk-menti vliielt seemed to presngx our vntnuteu into wnr. "I Imvo no iloulit that President Hilton will fueeeed in tin- eiiho tu prvtfprvinjr penee with honor." SOCIALIST PJlllIY CHICAGO, May 14. The national committee of tho socialist party con cluded Its annual session hero today. In tha future members of the execu tive commltteo will bo chosen by ref erendum voto of tho party member ship Instead of by tho national com mittee. Tho term of tho oxecutlvo commltteo was extended from ono to two j ears nnd the foreign speak ing federation of the party were ghen nutonomy over their own member ships. ,,- , .mc , DR. BERNHARDT DENBURG " REFUSES TO TALK WAR NKW YOKK, AIny U. Hi'Hying to a written question asking for- his icwH on the American note to Ger many, Dr. Bernhardt lleriiurg, former colonial secretary of tho German cm piruj fcent back to interviewer n pa per on which was written above bin Hignnture: "Kver since ray arrival hero I linie made it n point tint to mix with liny matter tinder official diseiiiisiou be tween the United State and Germany. I think it wise not to deviato from this policy nnd I hne no statement to make." ' Seattle TliiH's: It Is a tempera tlmo and meaningful noto. .N'lnety percent of tho American people will stand behind the president In his ef forts to carry out thoso real Ameri can declarations of true patrlotlsn). " m Course Competition Squirmed! We Expected It To! ssMasiavamasmvssBmissBBSBaBSSBBMSBMssaMSBasBBaaassBmism OUfe PRICES DID wSTAGGER The Clothing and Shoe trade, our com petitors, are weeping trying to stop , i us selling goods at prices that will a vSaive Money to the People WE ARE HERE TO STAY! New goods are arriving every day and will be marked at our famously low prices T t t We ,t K THE WARDROBE 2 1 0 W. Mn Street Shafsky's in Charge yWTOAY. MAY 11. 1015 PAD! CTIIM CMCDV umuuun UIIUVI, CLOWNS WITH Sleikiiig of clown, bring forth the fnet thnt the SclU-I'loto Cireu nnd i!iirfuli Hill's Original Wild West h to visit thU eily Monday, Ma 17, and when it comes" tin1 genus elmwi will be present in fort ieriiw. Ah to their faHliions- Time was when tho olown merely had to ho funny. His work was Hint of the impromptu. Ho followed the m BNmB s K sB Defy Cbmpetitioii Big stle npw in fill blast, tBuy now $nd be one of the many money savers 444WW441WiWWW, fliMC fIC TLiT CdDTV JM Ul (ML iimn SELLS-FLOTO CIRCUS prmcip.ll riding net nrniuid the mm mid made fmi. or tumbled on his left oio as his fancy bade and thu nudti'iH'o liked it. Hut Hint timu is goiiu now. Pur now thu clown must ho a sort of the atrii'iil magnate on a small scale. He must hno his set nets, which ho and Ids assistants erfonn for the promo tion of mirth lioneath tho spreading "while tops," k i 111 milllllllHIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIrWIIIIIIIIIIIIIHI I Doesn't this thought terapt you? A froolt, BWeot, cxoliinK fat mndo of n voKotnblo'OlI which in n pure nnd heuhhful n tho fmcit tuilnd oil nlciUfully combined with bcef-stwirino front Bolccted hli;h grada Iciif beef uuut. It ia Cottolene You gave money wlum you uro it you uao onu-third lemi than of nny ordinary Hhortcnlnrf or fryinit fat. Its purity nnd hl;h quality con- tributo dcllciounnusu und dli'.cntl- bility to food. Tho Inttiuctlona for Its use ais dimple. AtrAiigo wilh your gioccr for your tegular supply. Coitulena will tm n economy siut irsl lictplu ytur lioint. NVihotoourGrncinlomcr,ClilcaKSfr our hco cook booV-MHOMU ilULPH." nitXCFAIR0ANK2BZS!D "CoUcltn maA gooJ evoking bttttr" immiHUIlIlllHIHHllimHHIHIlllUlllHUI : ;, o ? V i ? I ! n( Y y ! I iHOTEL MANX ' ;-g Powell St. at O'Farrcll H ! ft SAN FRANCISCO Jj IE Mjtuaiti for Callfor- 1 fi St nlniwliitovuillagllieIlis. 1 III W jr Our rontmodlotn Inlihy, EI IS I If no rn'cr "'"' hoinrhka Si t ', m iuuuuaiwillsctl to)au. iiii : : 1 1 No Kal'o In Kales ft M.nriiVrlv Hi, Hi i In Management . i M Eter W, SxffjS 21 time at Eu K&m Manx" rk Wr 17