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A1EDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
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TRAGEDY OF LITTLE
J
CHICAGO, July Bti- In tlio morgiio
or Hip Itastlnnd dead tlioro IIoh tlio
body of "No. HOG," nil 8-yoar old hoy,
linolnlmed und iinlilontlfloil. Except
for n holo In tlio Unco of IiIb trous
ers thoro Ih no distinguishing mark
nliout Ills npparol, nnd none of tlio
thotiintuls of aoarolion for tlio inly
ing could plnco lilm, so tlio public
linn clnlinod him for Its lln.
A mound of flowers Is lining nliout
tliu llttlo body nnd to ouch wronth
In plnnt'd n kindly mossttgo. "For
3911, u poor kid," rtmdH ono. "For
tho llttlo boy, from Mm. O. J. L."
miyn nnothor.
If nobody mlssos n llttlo boy with
n holo In tho knoo of Ills trousers,
No. 39(1 Jh uro to havo IiIh trip to
tlio burial ground attended by mourn
ors. Moro than a dozen have volun
teered to bury tho lad, nnd tho boy
scouts bnvo otforod to glvo him a mil
llnr funeral.
TWO MEN KILLED
ISY-LKSMon.INKAl X, I'Viiime,
July 20. A French aeroplane eiirry
inif a pilot nml mi observer (VII li
tlio ground from it height ir nliinil
14)00 fuel while umkiiiK u I'liiilil liuio
IiikI nilil, killiuif Imlli men. One
iiiiiii jiiitipcil mill uiih killed iin Mrik
inif (lie ground, nml the other wn-
llllllieil l-i ileutli U licit llie iMiilnr tv
pllllll'll.
Thill ,'ilHI liable- lilt i .I u
I In- louidrv I nun pii'M nl. ilili' .i u --' -i
the i'liiilil itl' tin' Miiiui'ii o-lcnp.illi-"f
America, who liuxe oigauued uu
intuiiaiio (hiiiiwikh l'"i' Ike piiiHiM'
of tttiMir lliu liven of 100 hubics ti
lu v. The women's depart iiientol' the
bureau of Hlblic hcnllli of I lie Aiucr
KHii Otomthic association, hits or
ItHitlfod tbw wrk upou u systematic
Imsi 991) ! Holivitkw uiv now evi
dent 111 many cities in the count rv.
Dr. .iH.Ptiiin U Piene. ot l.tmii,
Ohio, U etiuimiMii of tbi (letmrtinent
Mud Dr. Itulh A. Iww. of llnrrtx
liuiv. I'm., U Hvirtur, &l the nine
trentb unnuul iitiH)iuthie loinentioii
in l'orthtiid, Orvgoti, the lirl week
in AuKUKt, lr. I'iiM-ee will report uhh
tlm irunM of thi work ttml ill
ulno Ih it obniyt' of U MVlloll de
oiod to the oiiiMiiirti.
"TwjLjjht Hliwp" by ih o-ie.i-iwttliie
nvthod of prenMiin' itnexlhe-i.i
lllld rtHIIHl OlljUktnifNt is tn he ,nl
HiiniMttr4 nt tho convenlion li Hi.
iMurion V.. t lurk, of liiUiiuuiMiln-
A M other iVnture vf the euinpnun
Tor the tiiweuiion of iliM'ue, will he
th oeriiiMtiev of tlu prim ipul
cbun-hch of I'oiiliiiul hv emiuu'it "
tuouNtbic -iTiHli.U from oiber it
m uu the Hondas heloro tbe itjtvtic
lion. Tins will nuik iiihhi VHrioim
pliHKCx r hi'tillh "nil Huniiiiti. n.
German Siiiflprs Pnrmle.
l.OH AN(U;iJ, Jtlv 3t. - A irnil
itule or Mimer lumuKli tne iuiiiei.
ootiwi of the eity umrkMl the on
iiif lierc Imlnv of the uuiMe ftm
Hvill qf Oi nii.ui -ingiitif KO'intie of
(Iin 1'h'M- il.i-i.
TIumo in im i- of tho iiiW xuui
nit of foil ..n!, i , made to Mtb-li-li
ii null"' i t' tival or KneuKttr-
1
DED
HORROR BOA
AEROPLANE TUMBLES
REVERING THE
npillu Ui't'ironiaii nuotoa with annrovnl a loUcr Jroni tx-
A SiMiator Kliliu Hoot to
(institutional Oovonnnont
people of the country study
The Mail Tribune is glad
great reactionaries. By all
opporlunitv.
First of all, and as a means of inducing it, congress
should provide lor the printing and I roe distribution ol
ten million copies of the journal kept by James Madison
of the proceedings of the convention that framed it. Let
them read of how Governor .Morris fought for a property
qualification for voters, giving as a reason that in time
this country would be a manufacturing nation, and would
number a large nipuber ol people without lauds or prop
erty, and if given the ballot they might take (lies prop
erty from those who had it.
Let them read how Wandolph wanted to provide for
the recall of the inembers of the lower house of congress,
as a safeguard against legislation that might endanger
the rule of property.
The National Asociation has starled something I hat
wil hardly turn out as its promoters desire. The purpose
of course, is to create reverence for tho constitution and
the long buried men who framed it. The object is to per
petuate government by the dead of a past century.
The state of New York is now holding a constitutional
convenlion as it does every ten years. Why should we
not hold a convention at least ivi'vy thirty-five years, so
the people of each generation could feel that they were
living under a government formed by themselves aiid
not one devised by IJioir great-graudfathersV
The reason is plain. Kor thousands of years pari of
Ininianity has been struggling against chattel and eco
nomic slavery, and the few and powerful have been fight
ing to maintain it.
The farther back we go for our precedents of govern
ment the less liberty is granted the masses, and the more
privileges are vouchsafed the few. Hence the purpose of
encouraging the reverence for antiquity. Hut the school
houses havo grown too plentiful. The only hope for our
reactionaries is their destruction, or the limiting .of their
work entirely to vocational training.
By all means let the people study the constitution, and
the history of its period, and the motives of its framers.
And then let them study the constitutions of other coun
tries, and their constitutional history. Let them delve
deep into the history of government and law, and when
(hoy have done so they will arrive at one common con
clusion, and that Avas expressed by Abraham Lincoln
when ho said: "No man is good enough to govern another
man without his consenl."
Lot the connuon people study tho constitution from
lljeir own viowjoin(,and they will quickly realize that it
is meant to enable the few to control tho uiiairy. Such has
boon the history of all government, republican or nionar
chial, excepting a, few so-called uncivilized peoples who
havo boon crushed out by Christian nations.
By all means lei, the people sludv the constitution anil
Jaws made by their superiors.
prior to the ereneh revolution when (he law gave the
Seigneur upon his return from hunting, the right to kill
not more than two peasants, for tho purpose of refreshing
his tired feet in their warm blood and bowels.
Lot tho people have the time and opportunity to oon
linuo their study through all of recorded history", and he
longer they study the more they will realize that Lincoln
spoke a groat (ruth founded upon history of man and his
governments and laws.
WAR
STOCKS
S
MARKET
OPENMG
NKW Yt)HK. Jul uu. There wm
.i nihil to luiy war nIiiuKm ul the
iiH'iuim ni' tho innthcl IikIu.n. I . S.
S-el, I'rucililu Steel, Wi)iiiitlilMl'
Kle'tiu- uiitl Alii) rimluicr woie
bought in Iiim of hovornl iIioiiniihI
uliuivo inn thn sluekh, u well n
Bethlehem Sleel, reiii'liud new hih
teeoiiW. Speculation of t'riieibih
Steel wim pailii-uliuh igoiim.
Thu optuiiuir wu five tlliinii,l
Iiarpx nt (IS to 70, eoiiiNiitsl Ailli
.i'p.lenlHy'i nIoo of tkl' j. Tlio price
iiiomitctl i-apiilly to 7i', nml ml
unce of Hllj on the uuv nml 'M
intuit oh tho wtK'k. Itulblilu-ui Sleel
juium)i1 tax kiint to a70. Weoting-1
liouo liiwllip (HUieil witli Mx lliou-
u ml hliurvx nt 112 to ll.'1., 1
atrniiixt votoiiln,v'ii cIimw of 1U-1.'
Alli-Cliuliiunw ioo '2 iHiiutx to 'Js . !
A number of other Hloekx wiImiiu-iI I
( J pi'iuU. Uiiilioail olmiek wet.--I
i niiy, altlioimli St. I'niil, mi wlmli
ii tl.-n. t in lion i, ( be taken IciliiX,1
-Iiiiiiii-iI I i"ii't. I
E
I I rrr
BRUSSELS OR
ZEPPELINS
LUbo
I'AHIS. f n i :a Mioiiior fln of "bove ami iuoliHml. The tliu
oue iiiilllou ilollam has been Impos-1 Wl11 ,,,,'' lvtiirnoil to the Me.umi
4 ou the i-ln of UrusxeW h tho tier- Anion the imengeiv iwi XI. A
uiftu uiithorities In eonseipjonco of
ik dsmructlon of a J5i'iiieli
bk balloon at Kvre bv aviators of i
thu allitis, aetoriilug to correspondent
t llnvro of tbe l'titlt Pnrlslon.
A jliMMtob from Aniaterdajn Juuo
1 wid that Uritlah alrutwu hud at-tMC-Kwl
Hie SwitoUtt hwl at Mi ere
Herthw'Mt of llritMobj, aud bud mi
MEDFORJ) MATL TKTBUNK
CONSTITUTION.
tlio National Association for
in which he urgos that the
their constitution.
to be able to agree with these
means give the people such
Lot theqi go back to days
MORALS LAX ON
'IIK'AOO, Julj '. m morals
and KiimblluK prevail on o.xciiislou
boots plyliiK out ot Cliliano, ucrord
lug to a report of an luvostigatlou
ly tio Juvonllo Proteetlvo nssoelatlou,
presonted to Ira II. Mansfield and
William Nichols, feiloial Ipspoctors
of stoaiiMhlps, and iniulo public to
ilaj .
"I.luns Is synoio iiioiis with lib
erty on most of tho oAuurslou steam
ers pMiis; out of Chlonio, ami the
iuowI atmosphpro Is of tho free and
iHisy kind," tho report says. "Tho
whole. Infliienco of tho life Aboard
dining week end ami holiday trips,
tn far hh It bears on tho oung. is
deiuonilliug ''
SUBMARINE HALTS
NKW YOUK. .lull -"J. Pii-M-mjer-.ii
1 1 i ii vr here todai on the line No''
i t tnmi Kotteiilnm .nl lb -
teauier wg tletaineil ;i. linia on
Dial h m BiitiJi imtrol heat, wluli
lb I'.e Aiihtriii) Wengei- were lakui
EXCURSHN
BATS
DUTCH
w- '- Tianla, Van Stiirkenhnr
uirlsl-iSt'"',l,,"w,,,. a,,,M,", o1' ,u' ni,, !l '
'" "' llwiiingtoi
JoKn A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lady Assistant
JW H. H.UTLl71vr
Phones M. (7 and 17-J'J
AuitiuUuco Son ice tJironer
MEDFORD, OKEnON, TITFKSnAY, TITTY 20, 1915.
JOHN EMERSON AT STAR THEATER
TONIGHT IN "THE BACHELOR'S ROMANCE"
aHPvv'5 r HRiksfjJ" i Jt ji i' j3SV9ftkiiiflaL f? fMHBhHBHliiaVfK
John Kni'mon, ni David Holmes,
tho efcontrlc bachelor, uIioho hntrail
of tho female box Ih even Krenter than
his enormous lovo for hooka, .Mr.
Kniornon bun many opportunities for
tho kind of chnrnctor-portrayal that Hay, .Mr. Kincnson la nt his very best,
made bin former Hereon rolo so popii-Jnnd IiIh quaint, delicate humor ofton
Inr. This Intonse animosity toward approaches, nnd Fomotlmcs surpasses
tlio Rontlor species suddenly changes, tho most notable refined comedy por
howovor, whou his young wnrd runs tntyuls thnt tho stngo or screen has
nwiiv from tho farm whore alio has supplied In many years.
FRENCH
PLUNGER
BE
PARIS, July 29. Tho following
statement wag Issued today by tho
I-'rencli mlnlitor of marine:
"Tho KrOneli wjuadron In tho Dar
danelles la without direct uonts of tho
French submnrlno Marlotto, which
ontorod tho straits July 2(3 to oper
ate lu tho Spa of Murmorn.
"Acrordlng to tclogrnmH from
Turklah sources tho mtbmarlno has
been sunk and the officers nnd crow
of III havo boon mailo prlsonors."
A dispatch from (,'oiistantinoplo to
tho Mlttng ZoltupK of Ilerlln, said tho
Marlotto was destroyed by a Oormnn
Hiibmarlno July 2G In tho narrows of
tho Dardanelles.
NO PAY, NO STAY,
BALL MAGNATES SAY
eiNCINN'ATI, July 29. A playor
Is JuDtlflod in Jumping, his contract
If his club Is In nrroars In snlnry to
hlm, ncrordliiK to a statement by
nmlrmnn llerrman of tho .National
Commission.
"If thn Khuwih City club was In
nrrtwr to Cumntnn. tliu playor auto
matically became u free agent and
had tho iilmoluto right to go to tho
Federal League or to any other
league that would engage him," ho
paid.
L
REACHES BAY CITY
SAN l-'l.'Wi ISt'O, .lull J'l. The
1'nileil Stale- -riii-er Alb. mi .n
III I'll tiidni uilli lilll iiii'iiibei- ul the
Or'jron iiiimiI militia aboanl, mi Iheu
iniiiiiiil pnielire erni-c. Fniir il.n
hIkmv leave mI M' iillounl Hie pun
lieie. The Alh.inv will eniiliiiiie (lie
ei'iii-e Id I'nait Soiuul, -tnppiiiv nt
I'oi't Aliyi le l.'l' tai-'el i ieiec ami
ii'iiii'imii: in r-rilanil. Aut-'U-I '.
MAY
m
I . J
S v I III Hht&Mt99tttKlr
STEAMER i - - '
a W E III ""'l "ie l - ""doriui;, cither 1 r bii-nu-s or
j pleasure, come from dependable sen ice nnd l'ord
3 YOU re OH the right track f economy, nd oxpluin wliv bulf tho onr owiiors to-
J t r . r j f ;,,.; day driio Fonl eur. An uvunigo ooJt uf two
:ott can find use for a little tobU r mio fm. ruimill(; 1(ml muimmuitie,
I more fun you OUght to ltnrringr the unforobeon, oacli rottiil buver of u new
8 lord ear, between August 11114 nnd 'Auwit1 1D15,
I 4 will reeoivo from 10 to ;?li0 " JlMre of tro Ford
I (t4 WWF&.T WrSr Motor ("ommny's profits. I
3 fi. W l I II Ii m S7 'iv... 1.... Pur A-llM. nnmiliont .S.llll: Town Par Stifld: I
'J-lilCL W MilyLxV 1'ouiHjlot $730; Swlnn 075; f. o. b. IMroit with lllj
T 00" all equipment. On display and wile at I
l X III (III
Maybe uw" rvon't he faiimal V.y C. E. GATES I
maybe Until. !ni3&k& I
1 :; S?Jt,&xz3 pi , ,,,,. ll
iaiBBWWWWBaaBBiaBa7 - - niaiirti. - - i a in hi . I
boon brought up to vittlt her Kuar-
dlnn Tho stern old book-worm un-
dergoes a vnst metamorphosis, nnd
emergen totally traiiHfonncd. In this
period of reconstruction nR ono mlKht
SORROW RES
ffl FOR ONE
CIIICAOO, July 29. Tho Knstland
(llsnMer, which brought death to
probably 1200 porsons nnd spread
sorrow over tho city, brought n br.Itlo
to Joo Yost, who with his sweetheart,
Miss A hi im Stubournticli, stood on
tho uper deck when tho ship went
ovor. Togothor they Jumped Into the
rlvor nnd Joo swam with tho girl to
safety. Their friends today learned
thnt Alvlnu nnd Joo wero married last
night.
L MOORE IS
RETIRED. OLD AGE
WAMIIIIXdTOX, Julv -J!). Hour
Admiral (.'. It. T. Monte, eoiuiiiumlaut
of the naval Motion nt Honolulu
nineo February, IDKI, was trans
f erred Imlnv to tbe retired lisl on ne
count of old age. I (cur Admiral
Clifford ,1, llnin-h i eu route to re
lieve him.
Admiral Moore's fiiist non service
was on the Aliisku in 18711.
Cnplaiu Albert (Heaves, eommnud
ant to the New York niivv yard since
September, HUI, will succeed Kenr
Admiral tMoore in the Ijnt of active
rear udminils.
Two Week Service South.
NKW YOKK, duly W. Agents of
the I'neifie Sleam Xiuitfiitioii com
piiuv nml of the Ko.viil .Mail Steam
I'uekel coiupiiuv nuiiiiiiiiced today
that a foitnightlv sen ice between
New Yolk und the wc eijat of
Smith America will be inaugurated
h way of the I'miaiuu canal us soon
lie the Kleamers intended I'm' (he
sen ice are releincil hv (he lritih
-.-in eminent from transport serine.
The licet will cnli-i-t of l.'i.lHIO top
-te.iliul'- with iii'coiiiiiiod.itioiis tor
IIIIMI i--in.'cr-.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
'!rf"t.Ai,o,,'i''in H.Trns
I'lAHlin I 111.1 I II.I.M. f.i &
tlaki.vlillllnl, (ft Al.tnltclll' la
SOLO BV DRUGGISTS EVERWHERE
fM
i.M'!":!t'l:,,,l"",,n'iurii4V
I'lll. ! 11,4 .1 11. M nolillicSV
I im, ir.i.l iil Hlu Riuioa. V
vv a
BACK
RUST
DAKOTA
WORRIES
T
Chicago, July 29. - Wheat under
went a material dccllno In valuo to
day owing to lower auotntlops from
Liverpool and because of optimistic
reports concerning tho outlook for
tho domestic spring crop. A lending
expert telegraphed thnt tho black rust
In South Dakota had mndo no prog
ress for a week, and tnht ten days
moro of fnvorabel weather would
lenve tho South Dakota crop safe.
There wecr also advices that tho
yield per'nero of tho wbolo winter
crop belt would be larger than had
been expected. Oponlng prices, which
ranged from last night's level to
1 1-8 lower, wero followed by n fur
ther set-back all around.
Corp eased off with wheat nnd ns
a resut of slightly higher tempera
tures throughout tho west. This
wnrmth was taken to Imply n moro
rnpid growth. After oponolng 1-1 3
15-8 off to 1-8 01-1 up, tho market
declined to a modcrnto extent below
litRt nlght'fl figures.
Ontn topk the same courso ns other
grain. Trndo was light.
Lower prices for hogs weakened
provisions. Support was slim.
THE PAGE
Mcdfortl's Leadlnq Thuatcr
Cool, Comfortnhle, Well Ventilated
LAST TIME TONIGHT
WILLIAM
FARNUM
In Ono of Ills Greatest Successes
A GILDED
FOOL
Flvo Acts
Hearst-Selig Weekly
SPECIAL MUSICAL
PROGRAM
Anneuncement: To ncconuuodato
those who wish to hear Mr. Hryan and
tho concort at tho park, the man
agement will give an extra showing
of this groat picture.
No Advance In Admission
Prices: r.-10-lTic
SAFETY FIRST
Don't risk Injuring yourself nnd
sotting your houso on fro by attempt
ing to cleap clothes at homo. It Is
dangerous, uild Is not north tho risk
to which von c.poio otirfiolf. You
can Insuro your own mdity nnd tho
(irppor handling, of your ciothco by
raiding tne. i for cleaning penning,
Helng to a plant which Is acdern,
flro proof and up-to-date. Our
charges fro so low that It will not
pay o'i to do your own work.
For your awn protection, call 244.
W
MARKETS
O.VI-J SeOOXFlTi OIVKS
ASTONISH IX HKSUIjTS
' Mcdfpr'd residents pro rtHtonlshed nt
tho QUICK results from the slmplo
mixture of buckthorn hark, glycorlno,
etc., known ns Adler-l-ka. This rem
edy nets on HOTII upper and lower
bowel and Is so THOROUGH a bowel
cleanser that It lo used successfully
Ip appendicitis. ONB SPOONFUL of
Adjcr-i-ka rollevca almost ANY CASIO
of constipation, spur or gnssy stom
ach. ONB MINUTB after you tnko
It, tho gasses riimblo and pass out.
L. H. llasklns, Druggist.
STAR $z
TONIGHT
Mntlneo und Night.
John Emerson
IN
A Bachelor's
Romance
Paramount Feature In Four 1'arts.
Weekly News
Plenty tlmo tp sco full show after tho
Ilryun Meeting.
Mntlneo every day, 2:00, :i::M) p. in.
Nights, 7;ir., 8:45 p. in.
I'ltlCJISn AND IOC.
AUTO SBUVICB VllOM KAGLK
POINT TO MKOKOIH) AND HACK
Tho undersigned will lcavo Frank
Lewis' confectionery every day ox
copt Sunday for Mcdford with his
auto at 1 o'clock p. tn., arriving at 2
p. m. Lcavo Nash hotel, Mcdford, at
C p. m., arrive nt Englo Point nt C
p. m. A part of tho traffic Is solicit
ed. S. H. HAnNlSII,
Englo Point. Ora
VELVET
ICECREAM
Always pleases ho young nnd tho
old. Just tho desert for theso hot
days. It's pure, wholcsomo nnd re
freshing. Prompt delivery on all Ico cream
and butter orders.
FRESiriMILK AND CREAM
AT FACTORY
The White Velvet
Ice Cream Co.
Phono 4S1 32 S. C St.
MOTORISTS
Do you know the
ROADS of
OREGON
CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON and
BRITISH COLUMBIA
They are all in the new
ROAD BOOK
You should have one.
CRATER LAKE
MOTOR CAR CO.
T
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(;4V tlM iiulll.
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