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ftUSPFORD, MAIL TBIPTTNIS. MKDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1915,
5IEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE
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Offlco Mali TrJliuti" HillliHtic, 25-27-23
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The DcmocratTa Tlmon. Tlin Mr1foril
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cm uroKonnn, Tlio AHlilunil Trunnc.
THE FIELD OF HONOR
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A. KOI.LU.M
Expert Accountant
New York, N. Y,
From Vaudeville
(WIIhoii UrotherH)
"I Kl arroatcil unco dor" cIiikIko
fined mo ton dollnrfl,"
"Vol vob do clmrKO?"
Hero vob no clmrKO. lie did it for
llOtlllllK."
"No, no. 1 innnn how did tlioy
como to nrront you?"
"In n pnlrol vai?Kon."
"Did you Imvo tlio money to pay
IN l.lic lllii.sli'.i(t!(l London News I here ia published every
week u shocking stsrioH ol' pietiirc.s.
.There is nothing immoral or diKgnsting about it it is
merely a double" page full of small photographs of J'ino
looking young men. The shock comes when one reads the
words printed boldly above the pictures "Dead on the
neui ol Honor.
Dead on the field of honor!
All I he pidurod laces you see are dead. A fine, up
standing lot of young lOnglishineii they wereintelligent,
clean, bravo and gay bill (hey are all dead. That boy,
with the eyes full of glorious youth and the mouth still
sweet and whimsical he is dead. There is a man with
the face of a chief firm lips and steady eyes and square
chin but they led him to death. This one must be a poet,
the beauty of his face revealing his mighty visions for the
Juturo but he js dead, too. And there is a face from the
Canadian prairies, a lace that is strong and L'cntle and
clear-eyed with looking out across mighty acres of wheal
eyes dull now, and dead. II is all dead the youth that
pushed us up and on, the laughter and eouraire that sweet
ened the world, (lie dreams, the strength, the man-power
all dead on the field of honor.
"On the field of honou,"
The field of .honor is a field in a strange laud. The
marching men thought it was a green field, full of music
and glory, but it was just a sugar beet field, very muddy
and full of trenches thai in time made good graves for (he
honored dead. On the field of honor there was no music
only a roar and a shrieking; no marching of brothers
banded only lyinir flat in the mud to shoot brother men:
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no glory only hate, and dirt, and horror, and real pain.
It. was the field where men threw awav life work, homes,
(he love of women, (he future of children, the existence
of a race, and then beautiful creative life itself (he field
of honor! '
We look at these pictures of the men who died on the
field of honor and offer a prayer for (heir souls and (he
souls of those dead whose bodies yH live.
Then we make a praver for ourselves.
"Lord! What shall'we do to be saved t"
5$UaftREl, FOOD.
m- . BY AMEFE-N
"DREAM DOPE"
gcov. Moariiri'a rAs scHrAeeRKAsel
irv ticiwt- Yo BRtN6 TH& ice. arounp
f-ARt-V INSTEAD of uJHeM mV
-o;-ffrMiR;. ARC. d.errViNJfi rfaov -m
6YlRl Ve. MftOE A, MISTAKE ANC
CUT THIS Piece l" LB5. Too lucK
fWT I vUONTOIAK&E You for if
r vuai.
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SAY
ACTED UNWin NGLY
BRIT
your flno with?"
"No. So 1 nuked him for n llttlo
time.
"And did tlio JiiiIko ulvo It to
you?''
"Oil, ynj ho vlf mo thirty dayM,"
Wt (!cf Mung Without 1.
(From Onoldn, N. Y. Union.)
Owliik to tlioru IioIiib no huh our
nowa thl week Ik much oiirtullod.
' Siuo ('urn
"How Ih It thut you look no healthy
mill lmppy?"
"Kvory tlmn I nit down to worry
I rail iimooh."
FOR
AMBASSADOR
Whim Hvo hlamod tho Htiako
hadn't n Iok to ulnnd on.
It
What lli'cnmo of tlio CraioiHf
A llvo grawihopiior will oat a doad
Bran8lmppor. A Mlwuiurl rrmor mlv--d
I'm In sreon and hrau ("Kctliur anil
lot u KraMhonpar nt It. It dlod. and
Vi' nto It up. and they dlod. Four
hundred at tliono 20, nnd thoy dlod.
Kliilit thntmand Hto thoie loo and
they ilh-d. , liuuilrod mid nlxtv
tlioiiHand at thiMo SIKH), and died.
and the rarmur wufc ttouliUd no more
.Htolln'x llaiualii ("niintcr
Ono ruiuoii wouiun llko to feed
tramim lit ijocmu' thoy am the onh
men whu don't complain of hum eook
lilt,.
When Ibnd.rt Weiv Slnne
l'lrt Chvm MHiift) tkta mm
havliiK u ureal h'OoT
Seeond Cave Man m. It h i
JllHt KMHO SptO 1U MHtlllll ktUUV i) Hill V
Tlmi' to Twu
Some little nlrl m"ki IhiuhIIiik of
their rofftnidtlvo fHinlllen. Tli had
paKned from olotlio to pououal ap
peurancf uill (lualj imwe lo parental
(Utility. Tho inlntHjer'a Utile xirl
boanted:
"ICverv paekitKO Unit wimeH f(,r mv
jiapa U ninrkml MJ. .' "
"And ovofy pau(UK) that cuihi-h fr
my papa Ih nmrked 'M.. l),"' retorted
the datiKlitor nt tUo PUrlsLun
Tliun followed M look pf ronlempt
from tho ynuiiMOHt of Ike imn
Ilulil" ho uxalnlluwl, "vn pu :
tiKe that coinen to our houe hur
three lettera on It: 'C. O. D "
Niouy l.liiiei Irks
There Ih a fnlr. jflfl'-l'olly UaHt.
Who fill I, but niHrgy h wn't.
' J'oII'm a flliliur," mpt Mil, "wni
the" auk lop olklftg
' fill iy Hho'll mil inuJJier but li.
duii'l "
NKW YOUlf, R-pt. SO. -JnmoH !'.
Arclillmld tho Atuerlcnu correspond
ent, who wa Intercepted hy llillltdi
autliorltk'8, wlilh carrying n iiioh
kuro from Dr. CoiiBtautln T. Duiulia,
tho A ittt ro-I I niiK'-i rlitii nmhamador to
Vienna, 'ir rived liorn today on tho
liner Itottordum.
Sovernl secret service men boarded
tho Itottordum anil iiuoMtloiiod Aiclil-
bald. Thoy woro reported to lmvo
aoaruhed tho man, bin Icikkhko and
Jil ulalo room and to havo taken away
a cauo beloiiKliiK to him, Arehllmld
denied thin.
After leaving utiurantltio Archibald
Hald:
"If tlioro Ih any coiitomidatod profl
eoiittou of mo It Ih perfeutly uiiJiihI.
"I took tho letter which oniiBed
tho trouble from AmbnwMidor Duni-
ba without knowledKo of 11k coiitentH
and entirely unwittingly, That U nil
I cam to nay at proMdiit."
Arehllmld, on laudliiK, bet u man
he deserlbed a IiIb Hoeretary. Tho
man Hald hu vwih Cliurliwi Mercer. ,Ar
chtliald and Mercer held a ultnit con
ference and Archtbalil announced ho
would defer the ImhmIiik of HO Hildl
tloual ututoiiiout. Ilu uld ho oxpoeU
ed to ko to Washington kuoii
1
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POWERFU
L
OF BATTLESHIPS
LONDON, Sopt. 20. Tho Hiiper
dreadnaiiKht Ilarham of the ltrltlHU
navy, whone keol wan laid In 1911,
tho most powerful battlcuhlp afloat,
Ik about to bo coiumlKBloned, accord
Inn to word brought to Now York
today by pnwoiii:orn on tho htcam-
Hhlp Ordiiua.
Tho llarhnm Ib how fitting out at
Liverpool and probably will ho In Hor
vlce within hIx wekH. It wau report
ed that Him wou'd bo Bent at ouco to
the DardnnelloH.
Tho Ciiiinrd liner Aiiiltanla, which
Borne tlmu no uaH fitted uut a an
auxiliary cruUer, but was found to
ho uiiMiiltable for Hiicli norvlce, be
eaiiBo of her llslit coiiBtructlon, linn
beon reflttfd na u hospital nhlp nnd
tent to the DardnuolloH, where alio
Ih now doliiK horvlco.
Tho Olvuiplc, It was Hald, alo Ih
flttliiK out iir a hospital Hhlp, after
having done tiovarnl months duty as
a troop whip between KiiRland nnd
tho Danl iiudliw. The Maiirutanla, a
MlBler Hhlp of the .faled l.usltanlu,
wan at l.lerionl ulinn the Orduna
Bllwl, nlHiut In iIHirt with troopB for
the Dardanelles
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TIUNIPAD, Colo., Sept. 20. John
D. Rockefeller Jr., arrived hero to
day to Inspect tho workings of tho
Colorado Fuel and Iron company.
The Colorndo visit of Mr. Rocke
feller, as active roprcsentatlvo of tho
principal owning Interest of tho Col
orndo Fuel nnd Iron company, has
been iilnunod since early In tho yenr.
It had Its Incoptlon nt tho New York
hcnrliiKS before the fcdcrnl commis
sion on Industrial relations.
Mr. Hockcfcllor who lintl traveled
all tho wny from Now York without
IiIb tloHtlnutlou becoming known, step
ped from nn ordinary sleeping car
nrlrrlng from Chlcngo. Ho wns ac
companied only by his secretary,
Charles O Heydt.
Mr. Rockefeller said ho know noth
ing of a report that tho .1. 3. IIIII In
terests were negotiating for tho pnr
cbnso of tho Rockefeller Colorado
Fuel nnd Iron holdings.
or ferlght hnuiU'qrH1 nt' tht. terminals
of several rnllrdad fund . steamship
lines hero. The United Frult.com
pany'H steamers, tho W'cbI Shore, Le
high Valley and .Iprscy City rallionds
havo lieon nffeelcd by the various
strike now In, progress.
Mr. Duller said that none of tlicso
strikes were sanctioned by tho Long
shoremen's association nnd sent nn
nppenl to the longfllioremou to refrain
from striken until they havo placed
their enso before the union
THE PAGE
Mcil ford's Lcatlirw Theater
TRYING TOJISEITLE
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jiM'Miti
Taki ii t'p.
.loi'Niiy heifer, one wir crop off left
i-Hr. Owner can have Haino by nu-
Ing churp.ia. W. It. LAM II,
Medford, OreKon.
"WHCN WE WERE TWEN TYRONE' AT STAU TIIEATCR TODAY ONLY
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II - I I t. mi Ill I'f
i' v 'i ri. ,ik
1 1 I (1 ill 1-It HK
V I II i.i ii I'll,"
I iuiiii I i .i t,i
iiui , an i.ir 'io
nu.iiM.'ii ,i (iviii'-n.lii.i
Ui tutiiuiiittiiiil Miung livfiuder of
! MrMMd woman In llnry W. tUv-
' itnit bM Ih ni prNiHit iIIhImuI-Ii
'" ' "i-1 ' In ti ii int !, ,1 i.. i. ..i
t f i ii- ut dramatic. mii-.iIioh. ' Kx
iei it in .' win make big initial ai
inar.nui' on Hit reen on Monday
Mt : nib at th titar Hauler on the
l'rmoiii t prwiiritm tn th Fammu
I I'luNfra' Ktlm i timpani flie-tart
j phtMotMUMUw of tk cttUkmtwtl kite
u-fc. W!.fl Wo W'md TwHitjr-Oii."
fS'u 0HMtliiH furiiifr atarrtH e
l'"l ' II I'iuioi,l
Jitines WsIhoii uf San KninuiM'f
who wiik ealleil to Mcilford bv tl
dentil of Ms father, t-pent Wednehilil
in Jaekhonville, reiuwiu old u,
(imintuiieeH.
1'iko Thiii'iiiuii mill family have
turned to their home nl Vrekn,' (
.AIIsh Lael Kluin of .Medford hjh
haturiliiy and hiiiduy tilli rclu
in town.
airn. HUM) i'.iiuksuii lias iviurnei
WulkiiiH after mi ahsenee of
yenrw t,pvnt with her hoii in Han 1-eisco.
Juilo Neil attended the Pioneer
union ut Ashland TliurMtuy.
iiir. miit .Airs. dni'K oneve ot r.n
Point hid receiving coiifrrutulntf
on tho birth of a miii.
.MY. mid Mrs. John Diiunington
Jacksonville and Mr. mid .Mrs. Fi
lt II . ...ril. , . .
u ixeuy oi Williams motored to t-i
ter Lake last Suiiduy, but were tij
nblo to kco the lake-on neeoiiut oil
snow storm.
( laud Saunders and Mhs Lent
Smith of Anhlaud were married
Henry Dux, justice uf the p'-nee, In
. 1 1 f i a
w eoiiesuay. iviiun Here tuev mi
the gucHts uf Mr. nnd Mr-. Osi
Duiiford.
Miss Mliiiliclli Heuter was a Mi
furd visitur one day this week.
Mix. Leslie StmiNt'll retiiined frul
1ml la I .
illinium h ncaeii, t;ai., .Muiiilnv inon
injr, where slu vihiled ivliitivcx.
John Devlin uf Much was a bit
uess caller one day this week.
Anions those from here who mo
oi ed to Ashland fur tho PioueeiV r
union Tliuivdny were: Mr. and Mi
liiH. Jf. t'ronemillcr, Misses Mini
mid Kate Cionemdler, Miss Issii- ,M
fully, ytr. mid Mrs. Ilurhliiiuh, ,M
K. J. Kulili, .Mii.. Mnrv Miller, M
K. II. Itohiiihon, MisN Mollio Hi
Mr. mid Jlw, Chris Pinch, Mr. Lev
I'liieh, Mj-s. Kiln Cook, Mi-. Paul
llines, .Mrs. Kate Huffman, Mr. Mii
H. Day, Mrs. M. 1). NeUun, W.
Jultuaiiii, I'.. Mult, .liiliu II. Iteuault,
Chus. Pi mi. Jr., Itt for Kur
.Monday where he will altend the mii
etity thin year.
Miv. W. II. Ilewqn nnd Mis Marian
Ibiweii hHMt the diiy with Medford
tiifiidx TiiOkdn.x .
Min C. L. Sprincor mid childivu
arrived I rum Klamatli Fulls on a visit
to the former's mather, Mrs. L. A.
Kvau.
Mrs, T. J. K nney nriived Intuit
Satiirda after a three month's visit
in S.in Franeisiu and ieiiiity.
Mrs, A. Hlmer is Seiiiliii tin
week Willi Medford friitmU.
Mrs.. S. A. Cantrnll, Mix. It. It.
Dow, am Mrs. Com p. Crump went
tu Kliimath Fulls the fiist uf (lie
week where; they were eiJlcil by tlu
gulden deatlt of ltoseoe Caiitrall.
rrs ,1. A. Noiris neeompanied hj
lur little jfrnnddauslilMr, left for
Tfiincssee TiiHsdiiv on a' Hirer
Mint t lis UiLto her qld I'lujuiij.
At the meeting uf fijueerx liele'
ut V-hland lliiusda,v.Kmsd Unit was
i lei ted imwiiUmt and V. II. (lure
ue president oi the association.
i i ... .. . ,
ii i isi iniHcv was in inuu iito
hoMicstead near Utineotn tlio finl ot
Pie week.
School lumiiu MoiuIhv with a good
ittfiTilanec, tin- fidlowing temdior
Ilimhj; HiHtjic oi the work this ear-
Pmujpul Prut. P. C. Smith; asxist
,in prineiiml, Mih, Fthel Dick: fifth
mil sixth tirade-.. Miss Ijihm Coiiidi
NKW YORK, Sept. 20. Richard
Uutlor, president of tho New York
strict council of tho International
Higsharcmcu's association, begnn to-
y an offort to settle tho strikes
VHY SO WEAK?
- 'Idney Troubles .tiny lie Supping
Vour Life Away Metlfuiil IVopIo
Have Ieameil This Fact.
Wlion a hoalthy man or woninii ba
ils to run down without apparent
use, becomes weak, languid, dopros
tl, suffers backache, headnchc, dizzy
oils nnd urinary disorders, weak
dnoys may bo tho cauno. Tho sllght
t symptoms of kidney troublo Is too
rloua to neglect. Doau's Kldnov
Us havo earned tholr famo'by their
fectlvonoss and kcoplng thorn well.
in Medford readers demand further
.oof of tholr merit than the follow-
,K Htatoment?
Mrs. .tqno Waterman, Phoenix, Oro.
ya: "Any exertion or bulng on my
qt much canned bnckacho and pallia
ross my loins. I had headaches and
zzy spellH mid blurring before my
es. All theso nhowod that my kid
i.vs needed attention. I loan's Kid
iy I'iU lived up to all the claims
ado for them. All tlio ailments
int dlHtroMcd me ko much wcro re
lovod." Prlco COc, nt all doalors Don't
Ifiiidy nsk for a iildnoy romedi gut
man's Kidney Pills tho mime that
Irs. Wntermaii had. FoHtorMllhitru
o.. Props , Duffnlo, N, Y Adv.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY
Prograni uf t'ntisiuil Merit
Rlogrnph Feat tiro
The Soul of Pierre
In Thrco Parts
Vltagraph Special
THE GODDESS
Featuring Karl Williams nnd Anita
Stewart
VJtagrnph .Comedy ,
The Professional Diner
This Is another of those GOOD
ONES with
MR. AND MRS. SIDNEY DREW
Matinee 2 p. m. Evening 7 o'clock
Admltwtou 5, 10, lRc
SIX REMUS OF ENJOYMENT
MOTORISTS
Do you know the
HOADS o
OREGON
CALIFORNIA
WASHINGTON and
BRITISH COLUMBIA
They arc all in tho new
ROAD BOOK
You should have one.
CRATER LAKE
M00TR- CAR CO
Don't Talk It! Don't Think It!
But SEE It!!
STAR THEATRE
ONE DAY ONLY
TOMORROW, TUES., SEPT. 21
Second nnd third grade, Miss Mario
Hurst; primary, Misw Fininii Wuiiilt;
music, .Mis Juno Hiuiumi; inanual
truiuiiig, 0. J. Shafer.
The Friday Aftenioou elith met ut
the home uf Mm. F. J. Fiek this week
and enjojyed u pleu&mit nftci-Mion.
The ladies of St. Joseph church are
busy preparing for the dunce to bo
given in Oi tit's hall next Tuesday
night tor the benctit of the church. '
NOT1CH
Notice Is hereby glvon that tho un
doralgned will apply t6 tho city coun
cil at Its meeting t bo hold Septem
ber 'J 1st, 1MB, for a llcenso to sell
limit, spirituous and vinous llauors In
quantities loss 'than a gallon on Its
lace of buMnesa on West Main street,
city of Medford. until .Tununry 1st,
19 1C. HOTEL MEDFORD.
Dated September -tth. 1915.
i
mEm
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
L0y AiuitaBt
n s. iiAiiTM-rrr
Thoaea M. 47 anil 47-J
Awbalaaca Hrlw (Vrov
REMOVAL
I havo moved my
Shoe Repairing
m Shop
across the street from my old loca
tion on South Central and would bo
pleasod to seo all old customers and
those- needing shoo repairing
.Notlio tho llig Itisl Hoot.
IM. S. BIDEN
m vi'l P4 'si 1
THIS rmarkahl life ilrm U Ion rmtl,
too htian, fr mere worili. It bill
ju aaa nia anil our nrlchliora, It
ruVa ua rvmrmbrr aail rrcrrt rety word
of lillo f otulp w ha ttrr rriintlnl Vram
plot In proilnrllnn IhU film tatl.fW. Da
not fall to mrt It (or It U one ot Ibc IiIb
itl yj cur frotlucctl.
iHimTi
i Avt 'aStiaLsH
f
(This will be OTA T nrnn a mrn vi,M ho
shown at the OIAIV I fl Utt 1 KL crowtis
On account of the high rental of this picture the
prices will be 10c mul 15c