51EDF0RD MATE TRIUNE, MEDFORD OREO ON, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1015
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UN WHO HAVE MADE WARS-QUEEN HELENE, WHO PLUNGED ITALY INTO
OF MANY WHO DISPROVE: "MEN ALONE MAKE WAR"
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(Hy Nixola Greelcy-Smilli.)
NEW YORK, Juno f,. "Tho (iicen
winsl" said the ItnliiujH when Italy
declared war against hur former al
lies, Germany and Austria.
Fur in the ten months which have
elapsed sineo the world war hepm
diplomatists have known that the
Italian royal family was divided
agiiinst itself on the matter of Itnl
iait participation in the titanic .con
flict. From its inception. Kinjr Victor
ftmmniiuul 111 declared himself for
neutrality and peace. Hut the queen,
educated in Russia, passionately at
tached t tho royal family of Servia,
into which her favorite sister hall
inarried,and whose orphan children
bIip brought up, daughter of the king
of Montenegro, whose army fights
for the allies, was passionately, re
lentlessly for war.
Ostensibly the struggle of opposing
factions which preceded Italy's chal
lenge to Austria was a conflict be
tween rival statesmen Oiolitti, par
tisan of pence, ami Salandra, advo
cate of war. Hut behind Salandra
was the fiuu Italian hand of Ileleue,
once of Montenegro, but beloved of
her adopted people as the only one
other Italian queen has been and
that queen is Margherita of Savoy,
her mother-in-law.
Heeause. tho German kaiser knew
the influence of llelenc tho tall,
splendid daughter of Jlontcnegro,
who never can wear heels on her
shoes because her royal husband is
six inches shorter than she, he
sought to counteract it by appealing
to the dowager queen to use her in-
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I'atnoiis women who luivo mado Wars Queen llelenc of Italy; Inset
at lop, i:.i:iiipiv.ss lliigoiile; at Isittom, Harriet I livelier Stowe.
flueilcij with her son for peace.
One of tho last acts by which Ger
many hoped to avert the entrance of
Italy into tho ranks of her enemies
was n telegram which the kaiser sent
to Mnrgheritn of Savoy, urging her
to plead with her son for the contin
uuncc of Italian neutrality. His
hope of setting mollicr-in-law against
daughter-in-law wa noon dashed,
however, by the ter.-e answering tel
egram of tho queen mother, which
said:
"In the liouso of Savoy wc reign
one at n time."
Queen Helene. is not tho onlv wom
an known to model u times who east
her vole for war.
F.ugcnie, beautiful empress of the
third Napoleon, spoke openly of the
Franco-Prussian conflict as "Ma
petite guerre a moi"--"My own little
war." Actually. Eugenie was the tool
of tho reactionary party in France,
which realized that a war abroad was
the only possible, preventative of rev
olution nt home. And though France
declared war first and for n long
time wns thought to have instigated
the disastrous struggle, it is known
today that tho master hand of His
inarek jockeyed her hito that position
because ho knew Germany was rcnily
and spoiling for a fight.
An American woman Harriet
Heeeher Stowe, author of "Undo
Tom's Cabin, " wns largely respon
sible for-our own civil war.
"So this is tho little woman who
made this great war," said Abraham
Lincoln to Mrs. Stowo when she was
presented toliiiii for tho first time.
On the whole, it does not seem that
men alone make wnr. If you believe
they do, think about these, throe wo
men Italian Helene, born in Montenegro;
French Eugenic, horn in Spain, and
the American Harriet.
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WAR
STAMPEDE
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COMPROMISE MADE
COLUMBIA HIGHWAY
SALEM, Ore., June 1 1.- -After rng-
, Iiir over Bluer the leglalattvo session
tho controversy between Columbia
county ami tho Consolidated Con
trac ovor a link of tho Columbia
highway wub flnnlly termlnntod yos
terdny whon tho company agreed to
accept $05,000 from tho county In
ALTON, III., June 11. Five thous
and horsus intended for the Hritixh
ami French armies, frightened by an
electrical storm, broke from a stock-lsottlomont for nil work performed by
ade at East Alton last night nud ran
over the surrounding country.
The horses had been bought by tho
Hritish and French governments and
wero held in the stoekado awaiting
shipment to Europe.
For tho rest of the night tho horses
galloped over the country, trampling
down gardens and lawns and knock
ing down fencos nud young trees.
They overran the towns of East Al
ton, Henbow City and Wood River.
Thoy delayed n passenger train on
tho Chicago & Alton railroad. When
the headlight on the locomotive show
ed a bunch of horses blocking the
right of way, the train crew opened
lire with rcolvor, killing two and
frightening the others nwav.
At dawn French and HrilMi army
officers began scouring the country
to round up the hor-es.
BERNSTORrTTOTPEND
NEW YORK, June 11. -Summit
quarters of the Gorman embassy at
Cedarhurst, L. I., were in rendiuow
today for tho arrival of Count Ileni
stdrff, tho nmbnskador, who was ex
pected there the latter part of this
week.
A temporary telegraph booth has
been erected for tho use of tho dip
lomats, Direct communication by
wire is thus obtained with tho wireless-
plant of tho Atlantic Communi
cation company at Snvullc, thirty
miles distant, li which messages are
sent to and received tram Ilerlm
through Nam n, Germany.
EL PASO. Texas. Juno 11 II. O.
Mlloe. Ilrltlsh vice consul, today tel
ograpliM General Villa demanding
punishment of Villa soldiers respon
sible for tho recent killing of four
and tho wounding of ono British sub
ject at Tuxpan. The message was
sent on instructions from Sir Cecil
Spring-Rice, Ilrltlsh ambassador at
Washington and contained a demand
for reparation.
Villa representatives here and In
Juarez still were without definite
word as to tfce status of the VHJa re
ply to President Wilson's note.
tho contractors on tho highway. Ad
vlcos to this offect woro received yo
torday afternoon by tho commission
from the Columbia county court.
Former Highway Commissioner
Ilowlby figured prominently In tho
controversy during its early stagos.
Ho found that $fll,G00 was duo tho
company, but tho company would not
agree to accopt this, contending that
the sum named was Incorrect. Re
cently tho company's contract wns de
clared forfoltod, and bids opened for
tho completion of the unfinished
work. Tho settlemont with tho old
contractors will onablo tho county to
do this unmolested,
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COURTS TO SETTLE
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CAR VIS TS CITY ON
ATIANTA, Oa., June 11. Gov
ernor Stanton nnnounrcd today ho
would hoglu hearing next Saturday
on Leo M. Frank's petition for com
mutation of his death sentence Ho
indicated tho hearings might last un
til Monday night. Frank's oxcou
Hon Is set for Juno 22.
W. M
SALEM, Ore., Juno II. Whether
State Engineer Lewis or his chief
deputy, E. I, Cantlno, Is to havo
charge of the highway work In tho
Btnte, Is now a question for tho courts
to sottlo, since tho stnto engineer sug
gested such n course In n communica
tion to the highway commission, nnd
tho lntter has doclnred that It was
agreeable to a friendly suit.
A controversy ovor this quostlon
was precipitated sovoral weoks ago
when Attomoy Gonoral Drown In con
struing a Inw passod by tho last leg
islature morxiiiK the office office of
highway onglneor with that of tho
stato onglneor, held that It mado
Stato Engineer I. owls the state's
highway onglneor. Evidently with
tho vlow of presenting tho question
In tho proposed suit Iowis yesterday
aftoruoon wroto tho commission in
quiring If It nssiimcd tho attitude
that his signature alone to vouchers
would not ho sufficient. Governor
Wlthycomho had declined to approve
scleral vouchers until Cantlno had
approved them, and Lewis declared
that, tjiough he had no objection to
the governor' position, ho doelrod to
know If tho attitude of tho commis
sion would be in the future that, un
less Cantlne approved a voucher, It
would bo hold up.
MISSIONARY
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M. Frank's case, wild Frank's at
torneys would have no evidence to
present, oxcopt that submitted at the
rocent hearing before tho prison
commission, which rocommondod
Howard, In chargo of Loo against commutation.
"JOHN D." OF CHINA LOOKS JUST LIKE OUR OWN-DOESNT HE?
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(JiMitlwirtp .vrtecwoep C)VM1 0(8r
The acompanj tug Ill'"tratIon shows thosp of John I). Rockefeller, who Jsjchargo of Rev
the John D. of thr I nltrcl States and
the 'John I)." of China.
The "John D." of China is Chang
Chen Hsun. a member of the com
mercial commission of the republic
of China that Is now touring this
country.
He is 71 years old d worth ?60,
000.000, A is the rickott private
oIUmr In the oriMiit. Ir many ways
his facial characteristics resemble
,t; tars old and worth inoro than
f loo.uuo.ouo.
liotu have the same drawn appear
ance about the oye and the pro
nounced pouchos beneath them, the
same kquiuted eye and the same
line around a firm st mouth.
One is the rieboai man of the oast
ern world, the other the rjchest of
the weatera world some say of the
world.
Tho Ilaptlat Missionary Chapol car
Graco Is sidetracked at Main street.
This car Is In charge of Rev. Geo.
L, White, superintendent for Califor
nia, Oregon, Washington, Idaho, Utah
Nevada and Arizona, of thu American
llaptlst Publication society. Ho gavo
nn Interesting address upon tho
chapol car and other evangelistic and
homo mission work of that organiza
tion, Including their mission boat, tho
Robert G. Seymour on I'uget Sound,
This boat, 111(0 the chnpel cars, car
ries the church and Sunday school
to thousands of people who cannot
otherwise ho reached, In tho numer
ous villages and towns along tho
shores of tho Sound.
There aio ton chnpel cars in tho
United States. Seven of theso nro
In chargo of tho llaptlst denomination
and tho other threo nro Catholic,
The "draco" Is tho "last word" In
chapel car construction, Including
serviceability, comfort and conven
ience. Its cost, including the fur
nishings, was aliout 122,000, tho
funds being supplied by Mr. and Mrs.
II. F. Conaway and Mr. and Mrs, A.
Otis Kirch of Los Angeles. It Is a
momorlal of Mr. and Mrs, Connwaj's
deceased ndughter, who was a sister
of Mrs. IHrch. The- car Is 87 rout
long, ovor all, and is of solid steel
construction, with quartered oak In
terior flnlsn and furnishings, tho up
holstery being In substantial leather.
It Includes every convcnlonco of mod
orn car construction and tho chapol
has a seating capacity of 100 persons,
Tho pulpit boars tho names of tho
donors and of her In whoso memory
this car was built. Among tho fea
tures are the commodious observa
tion and entrance platform, tho libra
ry of hooks, the flno organ, a roal
bod-room, dining room nnd study,
guost room, bath room, kitchenette,
fully oqulppod with stovo, len box,
etc., hostdos tho heating and lighting
system for the car while on sidings
or enrnuto. Numerous closets nnd
othor conveniences nro provided for
the occupants and thoflo who attend
tho church sorvlcos and Sunday school
classes.
iRtops will also bo mado nt Ashland
nnd Sncramonto. Tho car may bo
tdarod on exhibition for a few wooks
at tho exposition In Sun Francisco.
Upon ontoring the rogulur ovnngolls
tic work the car will be placed In
and Mrs. E. R. Her
mlston.
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Corsets That Are Made I
flo Fit As They Should
Be Worn
We've mado this department a study and a profes
sion. Roalizing tho growing demand for better
corsets wo employ a corsctiore to fit you as you
should bo fitted and assume tho responsibility and
guarantee tho satisfaction of a comfortable fitting
corset and ono that will give you servico. We per
sonally stand bohind every corset we fit and have
selected such well-known makes as the Gossard,
Nemo, Bon Ton and Royal Worcester, made to re
tail at $1.00 to $16.00. Lot your next corset bo ono
of these makes and a guarantee of satisfaction
with overy corset.
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SILK GLOVES
Dozens nnd dozens of pairs
of Silk Gloves, in tho short
two-elasp length, black,
white and colors, in most all
sizes, guaranteed double fin
ger tips, sold regular OQf,
to 8i3c, special Wwl
WASH GOODS AND SILKS
At way less than regular prices soveral lots of summer mate
rials, cotton and silk mixed cloths, poplins and tho like all
reduced.
PONGEE SILK
Just received, several pieces
of Imported All Silk Pon
gee, U2 inches wide, in a me
dium weitrht, and one that
would ordinarilv sell at 85c
to$1.00i)Oi' vard, JQ
special at "ww
GINGHAMS
About 25 pieces of good
quality Dress Ginghams
taken from the regular
slock of 121oc and J5o
materials, mostly
plaids, special
7c
BED SPREADS
A Crochet Spread of
good quality, hemmed,
sold in the regular way
at $2 and $2.50, a lot we
want to Hose out rind
nave inereiore mime me
price,
special
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$1.29
CREPES
A genuine Serpentine
Crepe, in tho usual
width, used mostly for
kimonos and house wear
and always sold at 20c,
both light and dark col
ors, special o
Just Received a Big Shipment of
Crepe De Chine and Voile Waists
Direct From New York
VVVvvVVV
CREPE DE CHINE '
In white and flesh color, of
the much in vogue plain
styles, high or turndown col
lar and long sleeves, miy size
you want; this special pur
chase enables us to sell this
waist at the J j QO
low price of. $! 0
ICmbroiderv Voiles and Jan
Silk in this lot, any size you
want, nothing nicer to wear
with white wash skirts,
waists you havo paid twice
as much for, and well worth
it, special jj (J
FREE TRIP TO PANAMA-PACIFIC EXPOSITION. Contest Closes July I. No easier way to earn a
vacation and with very little effort. Save your purchase slips. With overy 10c purchase entitles you
to one count In this contest. The lady turnlnu in the prcatest number of counts by July I wins this
trip, all expenses paid. You must file your name at this office hy June 15. Save your sale slips or
ask your friends to save them for you.
THE MAY CO
SUCCESSORS TO
F. K. DEUEL & CO.
IANS F;
ASK TREATY AMENDMENTS
TO NEW SEAMAN'S LAW
WASHINGTON'. Juno 11. -Tho
I'nitfd Ktuti'N liHt- itiiitructtfil it dip
loiUHtiU abroad to Hk for thu an
nuliiiiiit of thu iwrngiHiilm of com
mercial Irentio which conflict with
llio net beuiniui'. law,
n)!Ni:, Italy. Jiuu II. The Aus
trian hy opening diki'M hnvo ntti'iniit-
od to Intiist'niiu the low region of the
Ihoii.o river into n flooded country, I
lnpliciitinj; thu feat of the ulhes in
Belgium for the purpoHe of Imltiiu;
thu Italian inhnuec. The ickiiIIh
were iusiguihenut, however, lis inowt
of the water was either ahsorhed hv
the earth or earned off hv ditches.
Oil Treatment for
Stomach Troubles
i
A hIiii)Io proscription made, up of
a coinlilnntlon of puro vuKetunlo oIIh
Is producing wondurful rcnultB for
sufforerti from utomacli, llvor and In
toHtlnnl troulilus. Tlio roniody, which
in ald to havo originated In Franco,
whoro It haH licon utod for yoaru hy
tho poaiautry, wa Introdiicod Into
tills country hy CuorKo II. Mayr, a
InadliiK ChloaKo driiKKlst, who curod
hluisulf of novum stomach, llvor and
IntoHtinal troubles hy Its uso. TIioho
who havo uho1 It nay tho first dose
U sufflclont to convince any ono of
ItH rumarkablo merit, nnd that with
In twonty-four lioura tho mifforor
foelH like a now parson. TIiIh modl
clno, which hag hocomo known an
Mayr's Wonderful Hoinody, Ik sold hy
loadliiK driiKKUts o very whoro with
tho poultlvo undcirttandlnt; that your
monoy will ho refunded without ouob
Hon or quibble If OKIS bottlo falla to
Klvo you ahnoluto satisfaction. Adv.
Gini Chun"; China Herb Store
Herb Ciiivs for I'aniclK', HeailncJie,
Catjinli, IHpllitherln, Som Tlutmt, !
I, line Trouble, Cnncer, Klduey
'I'roublo, Ktouiach Trouble, lleaiitl
Tmulile, CIiIIIh mid I'evcr, fVamps, '
CoiikIin, I'imic Cliriilatlon, Car.
laiurles, TuiuorN, C'akel llivuht,!
Ciut all kind) of (Joltro- Nt)'
OI'KltATION. I
To Whom It May Concern: I am!
free from rlioumatlHin. You can bo
the same by taking truatmontn from)
CS I in Chung, tho borb doctor. My
rheuiiuitlHiu waH ho had tnht It madu
mo o weak I could Hcarcely got up
when I wnu down and tho pain I mif
ferod ono could hardly know uhIohh
oim hail tho sniuo dlHoano. I wum
truly dlBsatlaflod and dlsgubtcd with I
llfo In my condition and trying to
live. Now to my frlonds that care to
lie curod nnd would llko to bo frea
try tho herb doctor. Ho can cor-,
talnly relieve In a vory short time '
Very truly yours, .MRS M U. KOl.H '
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