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Newspaper Page TextMEPFORD MATH TRTDUNB MTDDFOftT). OTCTCflOyr. FRIDAY, MAT H 1015 w Otrn 1 M .' W &l .;." ! f i tttWORI) MAIL TRIBUNE lv11 ' ". vpMrJONrtKNT NKWBPAPKR KnlUfHKU KVKHY AFTKIINOON 'JjfKCWrv 8UNOAT MY TUB TSBlM-'OhM rittNTlNQ CO. lit i . h i' i i. f i tttfiM. Vll Trll.iltio Tlulldln. 2S.al.2l Kctrtft Fir slrl ttlepticnie J 4. Ths Dmoerllo Times, Th Meofonl Mall The Med ford Trtbun, The BouUi- rn urtmmn, i no Asniana inouna. MrxioiurxxNr atm On yr, by mall s.oo Qua month, by iiinll..,.! .- .10 Pr mouth, delivered by carrlsr la Mmifnni. l'hoenlx. Jscktoavitl . ami Ontrnl Point .80 t. iturcwy only, iiy mail, ptr year . eekly, per year..,. l.SO Ottlelnl Paper of (ha Clly of Meuford urfletat I'apcr of Jackson County. Hntered as Beoond-clasa matter at Medfnrd, Oregon, under th act or March s, iits. Sworn Circulation for 1114, US 8. Full leased wro Associated Prcaa dls patch?, Iubribera falling to receive pafwra promptly, phone Clrcu- latlna Manaccr at 25 OR. "Man a funny nnimnl fomc nro hog fat,' some haven't 'hore sense' and others suffer from 'puppy love.' " LAUGHS A Precaution "I nlwavs tell the waiter when I'm going to tip linn." "Why?" "So he won't keep ntc waiting half an hour while tho cashier splits n $10 lII into dimes.' Detroit Free Press Inefficient Jfr. Bolt? I think, my dear, I have at lnrt found the key to success, Mrs. llott Well, just as like ns not you'll .not he able to find the key hole. Ohio Slato Journal. System "He never spanks his son, docs JOSH zjjm says he!" "No; he's an efficiency crank." ' "What'fl that got'to do with it!" '"He aava the upward stroke U Iot motion." Houston Pot. 3, ! l"Wies StfltfrWiit'GariJoher-This "Sure Death to Hugs" which I purchased here doesn't ecm to kill tho pests at all. , Salesman Ah I You ficc, 6ir, the projMirlies of thin preparation arc not to kill the hugs at once, hut to tinder mine their eontitution. New York Post. Cheated Arthur fat on tho front doorstep, crying Boftly. "What's tho mnttcr. little lioyf" asked a kind-hearted woman who was jws(in. OI-hir's gone nn' drowned all the kittcHH'he sobbed. "What a pity. I'm awfully sorry." "An H-she p-promi&cd boohoo- 'al I o'u'd do it." Well nqulnned "They tell me, -Mr. Coiueup, your daughter went through that reception in her honor without any faux pas.' "No Midi thing. She has as much of it as anybody that wus there." Hnltimore American. m Jle Exact "Shall I announce that I nm in the raco for congress 1'' "I'erhajw it would bo nearer the truth to merely state that yon nro a candidate) iny boy." Louisville Courier-Journal. ' 'i ' 'Its Kvor Thus The girl at the exchange, nfter you have waited fully ten minutes: "They don't answer. What number was it you wonted ?" St. James Ga zette. 4C l'lillosophlcal "I,opk n.ycnli, hoy, ef yon drap tint yo'll iiiHf.li yo' foot." "Ah'donn kier, 's long as Ah don't RiRhh do milyun." ,' A Meal In Sight "Wlioro'a tho .man who wus here with you?" ''Ho rnn nwny." "Miy didn't you skip, toot" "Huh, its right before dinner." AMERICAN WARSHIP SENT TO TOBARI RAY LOjS ANQEI.KS, Cal., May 14. Thtmavy department at Washington, ReordlBg to a mewage received hero t4ay has instructed Admiral How ard to snd a warship to Tohari Day, Mft,, to succor the American colony iti'rlteraM, who have been attack. r'liy Yakut Indians. THE CRISIS PRESIDENT WILSON voices tho sentimpiiU of tlie nation in his note of protest to Germany. Calmly and courteously, tho cause or a wronged people is firmly and vigorously presented to tho aggressor and justice de manded. The future, is left entirely to Germany. A peace ful solution is offered, but American rights must be fully respected. The paper is a remarkable, state document, and the president has lived up to the best traditions of his office. Jt is clear, it is definite, logical in its argument, firm in its demands; it has the strength of the just man armed, and reflects the poise of AVoodrow Wilson in tho greatest crisis tho nation has faced in half a century. Germany is asked to disavow the acts of her submarine commanders in the torpedoing without warning of tho Lusitania, a British ship, with a loss of more than .100 American lives, and tho American steamer Gutflight, "as a result of which two or more American citizens met their death." Reparation, "so far asked and the United btates declares it confidently ex pects that the imperial German government will take im mediate steps to prevent tho practices. No time is specified for a reply, but tho communication says the "government and people of the "United States look to the imperial government for just, prompt and enlight ened action in this vital matter." The course to be pursued by the United States in the event of a non-complianeo with its requests and expecta tions is not stated, but the conclusion of the note was in tended to impress upon Germany that there should be no misapprehension of the firm purpose of tho United States to safeguard its rights by any means necessary. This is expressed in tho final sentence: "The imperial German government will not expect the government of the United States to omit tyiy word or any act necessary to the iwrformance of its sacred duty of maintaining the rights of the United States and its citi zens and of safeguarding their free exercise and enjoy ment." Neither the president nor the people want war, and the note appeals to the traditions of the German people, their sense of honor and justice to avert it. But if war is neces sary, the duty will not be shirked and a united "people will uphold the nation's honor at any cost. NEWSPAPERS OF UNITED (Continued from pace one anticipate that tho president would eo so far norond tho Plainly and soundly rightful scope of these de mands as to invite a rebuff. Srirlnefleld (Mass.) RcmiMican: The government' position in this so Is the country's position. It Is not extreme, yet it covers tho ground. IiOtiUville (KrA Cohrier Jeurnal: Thetnote to German meets tho re quirements and Is such aa tho gov ernment of the United States should address to Berlin. Tho president leaves little room for parley and none other than mouthlngs or rupture re mains for Germany. Clilrasii Tribune: Whatever tho fate of our relations with Germany, the president has undoubtedly voiced tho sentiment of the nation upon tho uso of submarine as to the rights of neutrals on the high seas. Chicago Herald: There is now no possibility of mistaking- tho nosltlon of our government. And it is a po sition In which the American people will sustain their government in whatever measures may be necessary to uphold It. JndlananolU SCar: In manlv fash ion tho president's note docs not shrink from the logical consequences of his position, but accepts the full significance ot his altitude. St. Paul Pionecr-Pmui: The Am erican note has reached to a won derful height of forceful diplomacy. Honing for the best, the universal American sentiment will be that America lias done its duty and the peoplo will aupport tho president through whatever may bo tho conse quences. WaMilngton Pet: Tho note is framed In moderate lancuaco and loaves abundant opportunity for the German government to reply In a way that will restore good foellne between tho two countries. Tito question is now up to Germany. It is unnecessary to speculato wheth er the American note will lead to war or peace, because the Issue rests with Germany, and not with tho United States. The alternative is clearly set forth. Iloston GIelw: President Wilson has not shirked a grave responsibil ity. Tho American note clearly shows that Germany must relent or tako whatever consenuonces wo may decide to adopt. IlOfrtnn Herald: Prnshlnnt Wll.nn has never written a great stato paper moro exactly suited to tho occasion. Wo hope most fervently that in a spirit of reasonableness Germany will coincide with tho enlightened position set forth with clarity and power by the president. New York SUata Zeltunir: Nor is this a time to burden millions of the American peoplo with unjust and un necessary anguish of mind, The Ger man-Americans must suffer In any conflict between tho United States and' Germany, pains of which their follow citizens can never know any as reparation is possible," is recurrence ot such acts and STATES APPROVE NOTE thing. It Is rather a timo for show ing them the greatest degree ot con sideration. They havo fought to up hold tho flag in the past and they will do so ngaln, against any enemy whatsoever. They desorve the fruits ot past loyalty, until they have for feited the right to claim them. Thcro never has been but ono flag under which the German-American has fought. There never pan be but ono flag under which ho will ever fight; and that flag Is the stars and stripes. Taw AncetcA Time: It Is apparent that the feeling and attitude of tho president and his advisors is concil iatory. That is the state of mind ot tho country. Hut America will Insist to the last that thero bo no more mnrderous attacks on merchant men carrying non-combatants, wom en and children. Seattle PiKt-Intelllgencer: It Is no Jingo utterance; no "scrap of paper," but a cool, calm, declaration ulti matum if you please of this Amer ican nation and In support of It thcro will bo no faltering or division. Sh FrHiiclwo Chrenicle: Unmis takably firm, the note Is yet friend ly In tono and though this latter qualification may be displeasing to the Jingoes, It commends Itself to tho common sense of peoplo unaf fllcted with Inflammable hatreds. The nation mourns the loss of her citizens, but white demanding Jus tice, docs so as one who would ren der justice to all others. Sacramento Cal.) Hec: The Am erican peoplo today havo rich reason to bo proud of their president. Wood row Wilson has met a gravo crisis splendidly, facing it with firmness, without fireworks, San Francisco Kvamlner: In op ening the broad question of tho legal ity and proprioty of a submarlno blockade, tho president has abandon ed tho safe and firm basis of obvious and unquestioned American rights, and ventures upon debatable ground of international exigency and mor ality, and has opened the way to a retort which It will bo difficult for tho United States to bear calmly, Kuastns City Star: President Wll- son has said what was In the hearts of his countrymen. Ho has said it with dignity, with consideration, hut with unmistakable directness. Ills words embody tho idealism of tho American peoplo and the obligation to maintain the principles of high hu manity which they feel hag devolved upon them in a world In which somo of the hard won gains of civilization havo been submerged by tho pas sions of war. Tho president has notably mot the demands of this critical situation. DeHver (Colo.) Pest: The presi dent's note to Germany Is manly and patriotic. Tho stand of tho United States is unquestionable, notwith standing tho suave and diplomatic expressions used. The red-blooded peoplo of tho west will havo prefer red a noto containing a llttlo more THE MAN WHO MADE , kjLcBC1?wnoo . UJCtRWCOO fit JifrSk " c if flskied; , lLiiiiiHLH iHH vliiiiiflE? 3hMw .siiiH PAMV B S - K v - --- Grand Admiral Alfred von Tirpitz, rhicf of tho Oeumiii navy, who has directed tho miImuiiiiiio lU'tiwtiiw of I he wir. Willi his big xlnp.n bottled up by the greater llritwh navy, von Tirpitr, him demons! ruled tho utility of the uudi'i'-water bout, lie built up the cxIcumvo submarine flotilla which i -... i. ........ ho now liiwopx. PRONOUNCED DEAD COMES TO LIFE AND RELATES TRIP TO HEAVEN L0XGVlKW,3il8s., May It Mary McCain, 13, glrlevangelist, In this out-of-the-way hamlet, Is success fully conducting her first revival. Sho Is now leaping into fatuo all over tho south, as tho glrI-oangellst who "died, went to heaen nud camo ' back!" Physicians shake their heads when j told that Mary died and camo back to life, but her parents nro emphatic I In assertions that Mary was dead, at I least to all outward appoaranens. Sho! had no pulse, her heart was not bent- J Ing and her body was cold and rigid, ' they declare. I Indications wero that sho had ma- larlal fever, they say, and when shn "died" her body was allowed to re- main In lieu at Her homo, until tno following morning, when It was to bo embalmed. Hut Mary McCuIn 'camo "back to life" when her grief-stricken parents entered the room tho next morning. Mary complained of being cold and stiff, tho parents relate, and then told them her wonderful story of tho ' "trip to heaven." The rcmarkablo part of tho case is that Mary had novor been to Sunday- school, never saw a Hlblo, her parents never Owning one, and sel dom heard the namo of God except In a curse. Her story follews: "I took awrully sick ono Sunday evening at 5 o'clock and went out of my head. "I can't tell how I got to heaven, but when I camo to myself God was holding his hand abovo my head and told me to come to my homo that night and preach Just as long as Ho gave mo breath In my body. "While I was In heaven I saw tho angels with arms and wings sproad Just as far as ono could sco, and, when I camo to myself, God had Ills band In front of mo until I came to a little step. "I then stepped off and camo straight to my homo. When I csnio to, mother was sitting on tho sldo of my bed and I turned ovur and scorned somewhat stiff and startod to tell mother all about tho angels and all things I saw in heaven. emphasis and a llttlo less olrctim locution. Hut. anyhow, como what will, tho contents of this noto and Its sentiments nre endorsed by tho unanimous sentiment of tho great Itocky Mountain 'regions. Salt Lake. Tilbunot Wo tako It for granted that tho president's position In his noto to tho German govern ment will bo uphold with practical unanimity, fiiicliiimtl Velkitblatt: Tho noto Is disappointing In that It disregards tho Just complaints of Germany and apopars to espouse tho causo of Great Hrltaln. Wo think that tho difficulty admits of a satisfactory solution by advising American citizens to travel on American ijhlps. Unadmlttlngly the president shellors Hrltlsh coward ice, which tries to mako Hrltlsh ships iiimuno to German attacks by taking Amerlcap passengers aboard. John A. Perl UNDERTAKER Lady Assistant 2H 8. IMimJiTY rimncu M. 47 and 47-JH Awbuluuco Scnlu) Coroner SUBMARINES FAMOUS -Tf-Vw ADM1PAL VDK TIRPIT7 Mary McCain, l.'l.jrar old evange list, who t'lalmi God restored her to life ufler doctor declared her dead. "That night I wont to church In Longvlaw and started to preach, and I havo been preaching ever slnre. "Mother said the doctor told hor I was dead and tho spirit ot God dwelleth within my soul." Louisiana and Mississippi pastors are bcsleglug tho child to como to tholr towns nnd conduct revivals. THE PAGE Med ford's Lcadinrj Theater I'lllli.W and KATlWm.W Francis X. Bushman in TheReturnofRichardNeal Throo Acts Illogrnph Drama QBIack Sheep Two l'artn Kaloni Comedy Lotta Coin's Ghost Al)l)i:i ATTJtAOTIO.V MR. PRINGLE llaritoiio Solo, nirnct.from National Theatro, Portland C-10-inc L isssssssssssssssssssV f7 ' ''l aiiiiiiHp?nv' Hv 1 sssssssssssHBisssH o' 'a!1. sHpKI sssssssssssssrissssaB v .'JC iIIIIHKiIHh'-' vJKv BHHlisssssssssssssssssssI i fln i--B H3 HHssssaissssssMru7rissB & lBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBHiBBBBBBBBBBBIiAmNI twl -pyj RUSSIANS CM GERMAN DIE FNALLY CHECKED PKTIIOOIIAI), May 1 1. Tho Huh rdiuiri hiive I'lillcti hark upon Ull'llt drntcgin pnxitloim along tho rlcr San, which viiiim not th mid hoiiIIi thinuKh cnti'itl (liillcln mid now re. gaidcd tho (Immiiu dilo nn Inning dii't'ktil peiiiuiticiitly. Tin' iirrirnl of frc ltuNsinn tmop-t, which mii'cc- fully engaged I ho Ucruiiin I'luukw, hua tellovod pre. Hiito upon tho Itiitmiiiii center. TIichc attack on the (Icnuiui wings, in which tho IIiixhIuii cawilry Iiiih been siipM)illd effectively by iiiuuuliilii artillery, huvo been ptosooutcd with MMIHiml flCICCIUNJI. The activity noted in Iho InM few days along tho renter of Iho Polish front in Iho lcinity of Sklerniiwico nud ttiiwu, h Niiid to have hoeu due to ItusHiiui Initiative, with tho ohjccl of holding tho (Icnnaus in tliclr posl. lions and pnvculiug utilization of Ihi'Mi forces elsewhere. EISE nUTUOlT, May 1 1 lly uniin ImouH vote tho striking inotorincn nnd conductors of tho !trolt Unit ed Hallways acred to a plan for set tlement of tho labor troubles which began )c!itcrday morning, and It was said stroot car servlco would bo re sumed at noon. New Books Somo books added recently to the publlr library are: Artist and Pub lic, Cox; HcKluiior's Garden Hook, French; Hlblo as Cngll'li Literature, Gardiner; Character Development, Taylor; Kducatlonal Psychology, Thorndlko, Kssajs on Hooks, Phelps; Industrial Situation, Carlton; Llttlo Ksnays In Literature and Life, Hur tou. Metidcllsm, Punnett; Modern KiikII'Ii Literature, Malr; Modern Violin Technique, Thlstleton; Notes on Novelists, James; 1001 Tests of Food, (leverages and Toilet Acces sories, Wiley; Poem and Plays, Moody, Political Parties and Prac tical Politics. Hay; Political Parties In Oregon, lSI.I-JKOfi, Woodward; Prospecting, Locating und Valuing Mines, StraUh: ltlvcrs of North America, Husmdl; Riverside Art Scr ies, being volumes on Greek Sculp ture. Cnrregglo, Laudseer, Michelan gelo, Murlllo, Haphael, Titian, Van Dyck; Short llallot Principles, Chllds; Situs, Construction and Ser vlco, King; Social Aspects of Foreign Missions. Pnunco; Trails and Tramps In Alaska and Newfoundland, Thomas; Victorian Prone Masters, Hrownell, Ways of the Planets, Mar tin, Vouugcr Generation, Key, l'l(i:i: HOOK O.V STOMACH I MX Geo. 11 Mayr, of IT. I Whiting St., Chlacgo, III , a prominent druggist, has published u guldo to health, In which ho shows how ho cured him self and brought relief In thousands of other sufferers from constipation, blllnusnoss, Indigestion and Intestinal troubles by tho uso of French healing oils. Ono dose usually convinces, The most chronic cases rarely need over threo doses. This book will bo mall, ed frco on request. Mnyr's Wonder fill Itemcdy Is sold by leading drug gists everywhere with tho positive understanding that your money will bo refunded without question or qulb. bio If ONi: bottle falls to give you ab solute satisfaction.' 'Adv, STAR Mcdford's Must Popular Playhouse Thursday and Friday PARAMOUNT PICTURE Mrs. Black Is Back With MAY IRWIN Four 1'urtn A story of humorous deceptions and Comic Complications Pathe Weekly Telophono und ask about our features Cull -100 ADMISSION 5 AND 10 CENTS Life Insurance Compqnfo They Aro Closely OlwrvhiK Piibl'lo Health Cnmlltlmirf ,, An oxiiiiiliilng pliyidi'Jiih-for ono of the, prominent Llfo Inmiriuicn com panics. In an liitorvlowtin fhn'mibjoot, Hindu tho nhtonlshlng utatuml-nt Hint ono rtmsbn Why no muuy itilpllciuitH for liiHinaiU'ti lira rejected In bcraiiHo lildnoy troiilila 1$ so common to tho American peoplo, nud tho largo ma jority of thopo whose applications aro declined do not ovou suspect that thoy have tho disease, According to this It would seem that n medicine fur tho kidneys, pos sessing rtml henlliig and ruiatlvo properties, would bo a blessing to tlinuxniids. Dr. Kilmer A Co,, Hliigliniuptoiii N. V., who prepare Dr. Kilmer's Swamp. Hoot, the well known kidney, liver and bladder remedy, claim that Judg tig from ovltteneo received from drug gists everywhere, who nro constant ly In touch with their customers, and also Indisputable proof In tho form of grateful testlmuiilal letters from thousands or icllnblo citizens, thin preparation Is remarkably mirccKsful In sickness caused by kidney and bladder troubles. Cvory Interesting statement they recelvo regarding Swamp-Hoot Is Investigated and nn testimonial is published unless itin parly who sends It Is reported of gooil character. Thoy havo on flto ninny awnrn statement of recoveries In the limit distressing casex. They state that Dr. Kilmer's Kwmup-ltoot Is mild and gentle in lis artliui and Its healing Influence Is soon noticed In most rasoH. Swamp-Hoot Is purely an herbal compound nud Dr. Kilmer & Co., nil vlso nil readers who feel In need of such n remedy to gtyo It a trial. It Is on sale at nil drug stores In bot tles of two sizes fiilp nud 1 1. on. However, It ou islli first to lest this great preparation send ten renin to Dr. Kilmer & Co , HlnKhniiipton, N. V , forn sample bottle. When writing bo sure and mention Hie Med io rd levelling Mali Tribune. Adv. THT Theatre ritio.w AND svri IIIIW NIGHTS KENWORTHY PLAYERS TONIGHT "Till; IIAHK.M IIHI." A Screaming Comedy MNs Unify at the HtntucDoiil Mix It ALSO CIIANGi: OF I'lCl'lUIIM UII,(MH,MM) .MVSTI.'HV .mptuaii wi:i:klv ni:wh whi:n uast mi:i;ts wixt Taken In the Yellow Stone Park. . WILD WIIST M)Vi;' KeNoiie Comedy 10 CCNTH AM) CKNTH MEDFORD ."7 MONDAY, MAY 1 I He-ten ed seats sold at Hawkins' drug storo show (lay. yT Mlte tJito tact 28c U i IEAT8 FOR 10.000 TEOFIJ ImmtN at If TM WM ' bm aa M sutra. : 0WfittiAl lurriia mi SH1 Mnoaallr srtaa vlvla, klsltrt trala aflarhs, pmr prcaV war Auf22!! with, ...Bi.. .Vu; St iuJ? iVXZl 2 PERFORMANCES 2:1SaN MA PsssssLSk (HilssHjsssssssssssssssV'slsssssssOsssssI UBsA Two SOc fs HI mow wJSm ii sum! yati HM ifJslsWIBjsV V WH 0 m- -.' j( t.