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aieditoru man tribune,, mjspfobp oreoon, Thursday, may 20, iojg PAOU 1 MEDKORP MAIL TRIBUNE ""a N INDHIMWDliNV NnWHPAPHP?" PUIlUHH ! , MVlpllV Al'TljllNUON MXL'MPT HUNDAY 11V Tl 13 AIHIIKUHII IMIIN'l'INCI CO, 'dmoiTMninrrllmiia 1 1 u 1 1 il 1 1 ijr." ! ? a 0 North Kir street) ivl-iilumi 16, .Th ntmionrsllo Tliiun, The Murtfo Mull, Tlio MmUorrt Trlliunn, Tim Hnul rn OinKonlmi, flio Asblaiul Tribune. BUMMCHIirTIOM HATfl ., On year,, by. iuHll,.-..Mm.mMMOTmM.ii,oo Dim month, by ,hh.,....,. .do Pur iiniiti, ilnllvvrnl y cnrrlnr In Mtxirnrti, PlKtonlx, Jsukaiuivllle , nmt Cunlrnl point --.,,.. ,60 MMiiriiiiy only, by mull, nor ycur l.ou VVtjkly, per ycnr..-.,......., .... l.to OMclsl Paper of in City of M-ilford (ifflfllnl Paper (if Jncknon County, Km lured im Menoiiil-olmi matter At Mnirnrtl, OrvHon, under lliu uot of March I) IMS, llwnrn Cliciitatlou fur ISM. I'M. Pull lumwl wlto Aimixiluluit Press ilia patchm, $ tlubacrlburn fnlliin, to recelvo mwirs promptly, phono Clrcu-, Intton Manager nt SlfitHL 4.4.4.4.4.4. 4. 1- 1 4?lOSH Tho Hitfuly riwl' SC0IIIS (0 lltlVO ((llllOjB llbll mpvemeiit 1 on I ho nuitr Ministry' ' LAUGHS Hit equipment "Ureal nliiy.r, tlini.1 "Wr) iHToniplUht'il. I understand." "Vis: lu Ituit a roportnlro of H operas mill JiH) gown," l.oiilvlllo Courier-Journal. TtWI 'lllplllllHl Patient's Wlfo If you cannot de cide urhnt tho motler with my husband, hadn't jou better rail In soiuo other physicians for consults Hon; Family Doctor Oh, no, innilntu! My' Ideas ntu confiiKiMl enough al ready. I'lm lug llu lllnmo "Kayo oii an) thing to nit)' before I nmi sentence" "Yes, your hour, I would call your nttt'iilloii to I ho fnrt Hint th fool lawyW who defended 1110 wm nlKiiiHl tp thn rase by yourself."- Philadelphia Ledger . .. , " TIihi'k Aro Clinngtil "Tin farmer's wlfo used to get thn I'XR tuontiy for llltlo trifle ulio Herded." "Well?" "Hut now ho taken It nwny from hnr nml buys himself nn ntitamo Idlo.'1 Milwaukee Benllnol. Sji tfuingn lli-CRnr I haven't Hutted food for n month. Ibapoptlc You ain't missing iiUluh, It ' (ho Kumn old taste, t I'l It'lllllCOM "lluvo you no frlciiiU?" nuked tlm riTordor. ' "So, Jtulgo; nnlhln' hut relative." -NywlMirii Jouriml. 'llio Oniclo Tort 11110 Toller I feo by your Imml you'll din vhnn Vou'ro twenty neen, Wllllo Hut, my denr woman, I'm twonty-iiluo now, I'ortuno Teller Why, my Reed mnn, you Hhould hnvo been dead two xmrH. You'ro IIvIiir under fnlno prutenHOH, . A HyinMilutlc Soul Illlly IM Hko tor bo a doctor. Wllllo Wrnffm? Hilly So'h when n feller'fl motif or hrouuht htm to mo I could ny Id'op hint homo from nrhool a w.ivik or hoi Where iKiioinuer N IHI"H jIUHbnuil Do you keep account, of thn Krorarltm you urderT Wlfo No, Indeed. 1 keep no ac count of huiiiII, expenditure!!, UiiKbaud (who has Jiut received the hill) Hull, wlml makoH you tiling of It iih "Hiunll exitendltnreH?" KAISER NEAR TO DEATH, RUSS SHELL HITS AUTO Ut3NHVA, May 20.--Tho riormnn empo'ror nml hU Mnff hml a narrow mi-iipa on Sunday whllo watchliiK tlio operatloim In it vlllaj;o itonr tlio Itlver Sun, In (laltcla, According to n dlH patcb from UudnpuRt which reached lioro by Indirect route, it heavy hIioII hunt D00 ynrda nwuy, It foil umoiiK Home, nutoniobllea dcnttoyliiK novornl maflilnoB, liitltidluK tin ouipuror'a mid killing lit chauffeur. Tha out puror bml loft liU car only 15 nilii tttOH bpforn, A mom IUimIuii lifn wcro full llijf In llit fielttbbnrliooil I hn einporor mid hl muff ef( liiidlly In iiiHcblucit Mlillll (lie cpfilluuiliU'eieil, A FIDDLER FOR "P'MK IjohI Hiiiirp upon Aincrjpiin polili.'H nml political iiiclliodHHccii in iimiiyadny Ih IlicHjx'pliicloor tfiitfeiie 'ICStilimltit iih ti candidalc for mayor of Han lrant'lrtpo. -Mr. yulimitz' i)rinlcd appeal readH aH I'oIIewh: WJUNO HACK TFI15 (1001) 0A) TIMKS: IOLI-XT .BCJLMLTZiMAYOIt." MUKCiie Hcliiiilij', wiih a fiddler in Ran FraiieiHeo thealer orrlk'tttniK, with a fiddler's happy teinpcranie.l. when ho was pieked liy Alio Uuef as a mayoralty eandidalo in 1001. The labor nomination wiih given him and he wan elected in a three-cornered content following a labor war. Twice later, by aid of Kuof'H itoi-nipt political machine, mi alli ance for grail between the Hotitheni J'ticjfiu, the United KnilrondH, big biiHinesH, union labor, the milooim and the tenderloin, he wiih re-elected. The care-frcc fiddler, with gonial pei'Honality tind tut niMiiitr DrcHence. without executive ability or captudty, be came the willing tool lf the corrupt politieianH. Jle could not Htand power and prosperity and was traiwformed from an honest inauinto a tliliil. The Hhamuflil lootof Han Krnnci.sco followed the fire, draft overreached i twill'. Kuef was Hcnt to the peniten tiary, Calhoun wiih ruined, the Southern Pacific forced from politics, and fcJchmitz convicted for grafting. The ver dict wiih reveiHcd on thinnest technicalities by a court whose justices owed their appointment to Kuef, and the charges dragged on until finally dismissed by a friendly prosecutor in 1011. 'The good old times," says Helmut, "means Prosper ity and-T-Hchmit', hide." lie fiddles further as follews: Durlnx my term of offlro Knu I'rnnclnro had the hexl Union It over had; Much I wiinl out of offlro It bun bad the worM Union. HchmltK luck I Whllu I wn mayor ovciyhody Kt rich. Thorn were no Idle men In Snn I'rantliico; every worklnRiunn had u Job nml wax liuylnit hi hoime mid a piane: every rel.elntf mnn wa beroiulriK n millionaire; every Inventor wuh ko Inn ureal k'iii, tliero wnnn'l n vacant hoimo nnywhuro. TIiIiikh worn boomliiftl i ' Of emtrtte Hchmit. created jirospcrity at least for Hchmil', ami all that is necessary to restore it is to give him the chance to graft again. That is about as far as Helmut' logic, goesbut a lot of the dear people will fall for anv kind of a fakir who shrieks prosperity loud enough. The fiddler's logic, however, is on n par with that of most politicians fiddling for the pie counter. Substitute the (1. 0. I. for Hehnut'. ami we have the tune of the repub lican politicians. Indeed, Hchmit'.' appeal might have been written by the .Jackson county central committee. It is the doleful melody of the Lincoln calamity banquet. It is the song of the protective tariff barons and every othev fiddler for special privilege. It will be a sorry joke, on San Francisco if Sclunitz is (loetoor-lml it need surprise no one. Voters arc as likely to follow the strains of the fake prosperity fiddle as the children were eager to follow the strains of the pied piper of lliimliii with much the same result. Getting Borah's Measure (lly Herbert Quick) ,Wj nre trumbtlnK.on Ijivj edBft of a crltlii. The klnklnit or the ClulfllKht, nn American veimel flyliiK tho Amorlcan flait, th Ioki of tho life of tho cap tain of tho OuIHIkIiI and come of her cmw, i ho KlliitiR of nn American cltliren, Thrnnher, on n merchant ven Mil mink by it Herman Hiibmarlne, and now tho tdnkltiK of tho I.udtan- ln mid tho drownliiR of more than it hundred Amorlcan citizen all IIicm) thliiKn have piiahod im to tho fdy,e of tho itbynn. If wo are to navlRato nnfely tho danKoroua wntora on which wo nrn afloat every cltlteu munt help t6 keep to tho mirfnco that kIbo and eanlty tioceimnry In thin crUla. For It In n crlnln. Never Mnro the nation wiih founded wan thuro a moro terrlbla rrlnl. When wo found oiirn'lvcn divided Into wnr rlnK eti'llonH tho ulluatlou wan not o ntrayiKO and fearful; for Hint was n pumly Aincrtcnu mnttor. If wo nro drawn Into this wnr, wo nrn made n mnmbor of tho great croup of nations. which play world pnlltlcH, mid wo hecomo n momber forever. , Up to tho tlmo or thin wrltliiK tho peoplo havo shown nn unexpected calm. In tho main they havo looked to tho lonely man In tho white hoiifo with nympathy nml contldoncv; for they know that on hint renin tlio rtwful tank of makliii; n cholco on which depeitdH Usuoh which may not bo decided for nKe to count. Not In tho CnrpathlaiiH, nor nbovo tlio trcnchcH In Klnnijer, nor over tho narrow aeaa that lead to oiutan tliuiplo nro Kiouped today thn Unrth HplrltH whono'lntluenreH climiRO the rourno of omplrenj thoy hover about thnt whllo rolu in nod mansion one liowored In lt Kroon trees overlook-. Iiik tlio Potomac, , And yet there nro thoso who solro on this momniitoua occasion to mnko a ncirisli appeal to purtlHnn politics.' There In at loan 0110. HU niuuo Is, William U, Ihwnh, n nenator from IdnHo, who denleu that ho Ih n enn- dlduto for tho preldoncy, but whoeq frleiulB nro working for IiIh iiomlun (Ion everywhere, 1 am one of IIioko who hnvo boiuo Union roKitrdod Horuh iih u man of pronlilunthil Hixe, TIiIh ciIhIa ulyen iih IiIb meaKiire. lie b hiiuiII. Ho Ii poll). Ho la it self Hooker. Ho poh iioUiIiiii In IhU ct lain which cnlU up on him to kflll tlio voice or faction Imii, or keep llio wutern cuar of mud, Ho Iiiih been Inlm viewed on tho l.imlifliilu lioiror. ilu doe not mi jlilpiilo, li HiiyK, miy iliclvlvo chniiit PROSPERITY In tho ndmlnliitrntlon' policy. Then tV lilllliviiun ivilktl .11 i,,.. mm on tho Wllnon policy In Mexico. "There I no iwnsltilo reaion," Bay be, "why c ahould adopt a different policy In regard to Clermuny." When hn ahould lino tip with tho prexldont In the attempt to find n wny to avoid war If poulble, llorab sot hla pins bo ns to bo nblo to at tack tho administration If tho path of peaco Ih found ponlilo. Whllo others nro agonising at tho national dauKor, llorah rolls tho dlf flcultlca of the Bovernmont under his tonKue oh n aweet morsel, and seoma to oxult In tho chanco to convert tho deaths of women and children Into votes for Ilornh In 191fi. In such times tho souls of mon nn wclKhod. Mr. llornh's chanco for tho presidency Is forever jtono ho cntiKc be has shown himself unflttod for tho nreat placo soiiKht for him. FAILED TO WARD OFF EXPECTED BLOW LONDON, May 20. A two column analysis of the strategic situation, written, by It a military correspondent who ban been at the western front, Is printed by tho Times. Tho correspon dent expresses disappointment that better preparations nro not m a do to meet tho Att,tro-aorninn blow aKnlnst tho Hussions In Oallcla, which was expected a month before It occurred, llo says, however, that tho mlsfor tuno of ouo out of four Husslan arm ies Is not likely to bo decisive, Tho main Husslan nrmles havo not yet lieon cnuaaHHl, ho declares, and Grand Duko Nicholas la pursuing his usual plan u' executing retroatn as n uuiaus qf reconstituting bin army, tiring out tho enemy and drawing blm farther away from his bases. No (Ionium offensive In Franco will bo practicable on a largo scale before tho end of July, tho Times export ho Ilcves, and It Is tho duty of Its allies to exploit this delay by sending overy nvatlnhlo ninnMo France to prosecuto an euegotlo offensive. EPISCOPALIANS HOLD TWENTY-SEVENTH SESSION PORTLAND, Mny 20. -Tito 27th annual convention of tho Episcopal church In tho dloreso of Oregon open ed lioro today with Illshop Waltor T. Runnier, tocontly from Chicago In cliargu for tho Hist tlmo. Tho most Important hiiHluuH whs tho ordering cloaed of tho 111. hop Bcott academy at Vnpililll, Ore. Tho academy was eHtabllslted about 2G years ago. Dole. imlt'M Id tho eighth synod which meets nt Ouliluiid, Cnl., In August nml oilier ufilrir will In elfdi'f! lowoiruw, fitVi THRILL DISPENSER AT WORLD'S FAIR, . , r , IS GUARANTEED I fl raUaiBssssBBaB3BBiBssBBB ' "" is I Will M lllllllllllllllli V (lly rirk Larkin.) HAN FKASflSrO, ( n)., Mny 17. Bvery world" fir miit Iirivo it- thrill. And the nuimiui-l'iieiHe m- leriintiiuiiil exjioirion rnrie in thin ri'Hpci't not one iotn fmm tiny oilier exposition. Only the muniier or ailnnniKtrriiiK the thrill hero w different; in fact, m very novel U this now method of jire- Kenliim; xluven for llie timoroio, that it ineritrt de-ieription. In the old iinyx.it was Hie l-em wheel that mmlo that tinsly feelimr dance so blithely up, nml down this initial column of tiovensntion seek oni. Hut today tlio Ferns wheel in nn nntinue. It hns Iicch relegated to the acrnp heap ly tlio niwnril mnreh of progress rnul the coAumiiif desiro of aniiiseincnt nilvcnluren lor n mmi with moro of ' tieklco il. Therefore, tho ucroscop?. A prod uct r our rnuntcil moilenii-uii in this ingenioun eontnvnnev. rutlivM.niilKentcinii, thoy do ' thnt thih is poiittvelyitho firxt up penrmico of the ncroscoiic. 'Tis t-aitl that Couey Island, even, ilovn not boal oue. And never,. so help me, hns onelcen shown before nt n World's ojrpo. And what is tho neroRcope? I.U ten, my eliildren, nml theo slinll hour. VICTOR EMMANUEL ! ROME, Mny 20. King Victor Em manuel It Is asserted, has decided to grant a general pardon to nil rail way employes who wero punished bocauso of the part they took In tho strlko of May, 19H. This action Is said to bd designed ns another step PARDONS STRIKERS to bring about a closer union of Uycnrs, j,,,,,,,,,,,.,,! at port Leaven parties in tho country. Reports received fro movery unl Yondty in Hul)-ry that- th ntudenls of each will volunteor.In a body If wnr Is declared. Dispatches from Veronn say that Italians whose homes nro In Austria and ltnly aro pouring across tho fron tier by thousands every day becauso thoy aro fearful of reprisals In tho ovent of hostilities. The authorities at Genoa havo been ordered to keep a closoiwatch on tho Gorman steamers Interned at that port as It Is believed their captains mny attempt to cscnpo, after a decla ration of wnr or to blow up their ressols. MURDER OF 23 YEARS AGO BEING AIRED IN TEXAS 'GKOUOKTOWX, Tvx riy 20--Uenriiig- ofovideiu'ein the trial of Theodore Armstrong,, charged with niunloeoinmilted twenty-three years ago, began here today. Armstrong Is charged wHlt-tho murder of Sheriff Johii'1 Olive in Hell county, Texas, in 1802. tyioiig tho 150 witnessos summoned to teslilv lire Unveinor Jniiies E. lVigiison of Texas ami Seerelary of Stale 0 forgo fl. MeKuv. With Medford Trano Is Msdfonl Made John A. Perl UNDERTAKER l.sdy Assistant M H. HAHTMCIT I'lioHes M. 17 WI 41-J'Jt i AwbulMm,4Nilr (Virtww PAINLESS AND FOOOLPMOrt Tlie itcroneopc nt Hie hinnmii-J'u-eirift inlermilinmil cxpo-dtion ul S'nn Yrnnvhcn. -?-.:v V ;C-tf Ffl LL1 ll-nr Hriefly, the ncror'cope coni'-ts of house on a pole il-." feet Ion;:. Some ole wlint! Snid pole rntiipiiltn snid iiousc into I lie blue rirmiiment to the sniil altitude of Jfl.'i feel, providing llio snid house he fillcil with wit.son- ;erH who hnvo paid jo the jpttekeeper sufneient funiln H ititille them t R thrill. liilo in the air the pole don n wnlti:-inc-nround-npoin-Willie move ment thnt is terrifyinply pleuennt. IFowcver, nil who have tried the nero- fcoH? mnintnin that it U not lmlf so had an it looks. And it ih Kinriinteed to he jMTfcctly safe nml absolutely foolproof. Thoso who invented mid promoted it should be paid n bonus, for in the nero-copo is found n means of viewing the extioitiou thnt cannot bo excelled. The raifinj; and lowering of Hns LMirnntic-nrransenient i so pradual tliat one scarcely notice the ascent or the great height oven when you have arrived nt the very' piniiiiele of your aerial destination. As nn enginccrini; fent the nero seoj in reninrknble, indeed. On the base of the Rrent steel fnime that carries the Misengcr car Is n huge Lloek of concrete weisluns. thirty tons. The purjxRe of this i1 to net ns bnlnnro nml Kovcnior for the prvut lever that tosses the thrillecfcer skywnrd. PREACHER SENT 10 L MILWAUKEE, Wis., May 20. .lames Morrison Darnell, recently convicted of violating- the Mnnn white slave net, in transporting ltnth Sa pher from Qwntonna, Minu., to C'hi engOj and thence to Kenosha, was to day denied a now trial by federal Juduo (leiger and sentenced to three worth, sentence to begin nt noon to morrow. Darnell wns l'onnerly pas tor of ii cliuieli in Kenosha. A Fine Field landlady (to applicant for rooms) Hog pardon, sir, hut what business do you follow? Applicant I am a doctor ot mu sic. Landlady Oh, then, wo shall bo glad to havo you with us, and I'm sure you will do well hero, for there's lots or music In this locality that needs, doctoring. THE PAGE Mcdford's Leadlna Theater LAST TIME TONIGHT Big Six Part Feature From Sir Gilbert Parker's sovol The Seats of the Mighty With i t Lionel Barrymore Special Musical Program Hearsi-Seli Weekly . in-isc GAPTAIN APPLE6ATE- DISCUSSES NAMING OF MT. MIOIIGHLIN .More light upon the naming of Ml. McLouglilin or Pitt is shod by Cap tain 0. 0. Applegntc of Klnmntli I'alU in it letter to his sister, iMrs, II. II. Hnrgent. which reads ns lollows; "Tlio story uboiit t'nptalu Apple gate originating tin: name of Mi. l'itt nt the lime of" making tlm preliminary rialroad survey through tlm Ctiscndf via Yw hike in the early '70 Ii n juiro fiction. Aft nearly ns T remem ber, tlie survey wan made in JfcfM by Unrle Jettm Ajflegate, who wiih nt tllat lime chief engineer for JU-n llol lidny, the nlilroad btiilden It Was inado in mi effort to find Hie best posib!o piiNH. for n railroad through tho lnotinttiiiiH from Oregon to Cali fornia, mid tlm survey mentioned only extended to the Klamath' river, nenr where' the, town of Keuo in now Incut I'd, ami had no connection whatever I with n proposed line through the Pit river country. Jesse Applegate wo only (ho engineer, bnving no pmpri ctary interest in tho survey, nnd the statement that he undertook to dis poise of the survey eould not, from the very fnets in the case, be true "Jesse Applegate hud known tho peak in question for- many yean only nn Mr. Pitt, and it is natural that he would call it nothing else. ''There Jinn bren considerable con troversy In tin's matter of the historie, name of this peak, but the contro versy has occurred in recent years. I shall send you a "map of Oregon and Upper California, from the surveys of John Charles Fremont and other uuthnr, drawn by Cfuirlc Prauiw, uader Ibc order of tho senate of the United States, Vnshing(o City, 1848.' The-e surveys were made by Tremont from 18 KJ to J840, inelns ive, nnd you will see thnt Mt. Pitt i Ibe name given for our ptnk on this map. Alexander von Humboldt, the great (lennnn scientist nnd explorer, wn- born in 1700, but lie did not begin tho preparation of his greatest literary work until he hnd reached his 7-lth year 1843. This work, "Kosnios," nn essny describing the physical world, I purchased when a boy, nnd rend with especial interest his de scription of the volcanic mountain chains of the Pacific const, and. while there were several references to Mt. Pitt, 1, remember, but ono ease in which it -wn referred to us "Mt. Pitt or McLoughlin.' "Jesse nnd Lindsay Applegnto be gan their exploration in and through southern Oregon m 1840 nnd we per sonally know that they knew this Hak only as .Mt. Pitt. These men wero great iver-ona! friends of Dr. John Mclaughlin, who was chief factor of the Hudson Ray company when they enme to Oregon in 184:1, nnd appre ciated to its fullc.it extent ItU great kindness to the Oregon emigrants. and had they known nny reason for culling the peak Mt. MLoug!iliii 4 believe they would have done so. "Who was Pitt t Why, Sir William Pitt, otherwise Lord Chatham, tho great friend of the American colonies immediately preceding the revolution. I nnt not nble (yet) to produce the evidence thnt this noble )cnk was named for Sir William Pitt, u man whom all patriotic Americans should delight to honor, but I havo been dis posed to take it for granted that this is the case. "The name of our peak has no eon ucettoti whatever with the name of the California .stream (eastern brunch of tho Sacramento), which is known u Pitt river. In that caso tho name should be spoiled with a single '(,' as the inline en mo from the fact that the Moatmas Indians, who lived along the stream, const muted pitfalls to catch their game. "0. C. APPLKOATE. "Klamuth KalN, May 14," With Medford Trade-ls Medford Ma4e IT Theatre TONIGHT King Bigget in the 5 Pound Note A; IondoH. Coter Droiuit In li Ports MARY FULLER in The Laugh That Died Drama ot Little Italy Roses and Thorns HlK "U" Emotloual Drama Nellie the Pride of the Fir Houw NHSTOH COMEDY S and lOo Havo you heard the "Druuions," the Latest MusIckI Effect Cabinet? Don't fall to see tho last episode of "Zudora" Krldar and ftoturday, witUlwl "TUt. UUkwt Wwhwh Im (ke WttrW," , MjfS. tkryMHIS MWP To nun-Down 'jrervwM Himlk, Louisville, "Ky,"l wM'nt wreck, and In a weak, rUH-down illtlon when n frlotvrt ashed m (o ryt ' u Vfnol. t, did so, aMdns., ttwU !'" HsVtt HHIttell li Instrth inict striiti, I think Vina! Is the bet rnedldn 1 tbi! world for a nervous; wb, rh-.. down system and for elderly tNWV'- isa Mrs. W. C. Clayton. Loulsvllit; Ky.f . Vlhol s n delicious cod liver mL Jrort tonic without oil, RtntraBste t' overcome alt run-down, wek, rfTH Atlzed conditions and' for ehroftf coughs, colds and bronchitis, MM ford Pharmacy. -Adv. C?TT 1 n Medford's I tMostPopukr Thursday and Friday Five-Part Western Dram "The Bargain". William D. Hart As the Tws-Gun Man. Produced by Them as H. I nee ami WiHiam H. Cliffertt In arm nwr Mm Brawl' Canywt of ArliMa fr Mw ParamAunt' Picture Cwpratrwt. Admisste-n 5 and l cents. Coming Tuesday and Whiy, "The Sfli4rs," at I cents admis sion. 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