Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 23, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextHEDFOTHJ MAIL TRIBUNE MTODFORD. OREO ON, THURSDAY, SEPTOrDER 23, 1015. PAGE THREE PROGRESS CHECKED BILLIARD ROOM IN ELKS' HEW TEMPLE, DEDICATED TODAY RR BILLiON L NEW YORK, Sept. 23. The celer ity which negotiations or tho Anglo French commission had proceeded to ward achievement ot their credit lonn apparently hnl hcen checked yestcr dny. With the commlslon In contin uous session from 10 n. in. until early today, and with their American as sistants declining to comment on tho situation, Wall Street foil to theoriz ing as to w)othqr thorft had not been n hitch in negotiations. At tho conclusion of tho .fourteen hour meeting tho commissioners, wearied, nought rest, without stating whether their deliberations would ho continued today. Word was sent down thcro was nothing whatever to ho said In their hchalf on any of the somewhat disturbing reports current In Wall street earlier In tho day. For tho first tlmo slnco tho nego tiations hegan, certain hankers woro inclined to doubt whether tho loan would exceed $G00,000,000. Thcso bankers fulled also to sharo tho com mission's roported opinion that, tho lilg Ibsuo would bo taken by American investors at a 5 per cent Interest rato. Tho proposal that tho interest rato bo fixed nt flvo por cent has been firmly adhered to by tho commission ers In tho fnco of many attempts by Americans to havo tho rato increas ed. Members of tho commission issued nu official statomont denying' Hint thuro had-been any friction Mietwgon' thousand thoAniorlcan bankers. Tho conference continued to'day and it was Intimated an official nnnounco met 'as to program would bo mado within n week. IfiSMflww" . l 'SlSfl9HHHHHHHHHH9Hi NEGGTIA1IGNS W& i I Mi MP IP" i BBBVMBJf SSBBSBH aw4nHa eeeeBBSeeBn-4tSac .BBBBBBBBSBBBBBBBSel rlfr-J' m MiiMHMMMIw kiJfi3ll9H lF INSPECrHATCHERY 1 ALLIES PLAN TO TORD INSPECTING CRACK MARKSMEN HERE 10 COMPEIE GUN CLUB SHOO zs i KAISER NOT TO DESTROY SHIPS (Continued from Page Ono.) signing of (lie compromise provided by article Wl oC Tin- Hague arbitration con vontion would best bo coiidueleil between the foreign office mill the .American emlinssy nt Ilcilin in view of the difficulties in tho way of in structing the imperial iiinliassndor nt Washington. Im enho tliti American government agrees tho foreign office is prcpaicd to mihmit to the embassy n drat t of hiicli n compromise. "The American pivcniiiuiut's in quiry whether tlio (Ionium pivern ment will govern its nuviil operations in nccorilanco with the German or the American interpretation of tlio treatv Miptilntioiw in (picxtiou, pending the nrliitral procccdingH, bus heen care fully considered by (be Dorniaii gn eminent. From tlio standpoint of law niul equity, it is not prevented, in its opinion, from proceeding npiinst American uhips carrying eontralmad, according to its interprotntion, until the question te settled by arbitration. "For tho fierman government doos not need to depart from tlio applica tion of generally recognized rules of the law of maritime warfare, as the declaration of London, unions and in sofar nu an exception basod on n treaty is established hoyoinl all doubt. In easo of the present differeuco ot opinion between tlio Gorman mi J Anierican government such nu e.xcep tiou could not be taken to bo estab lihhed except on the ground of the nibitral award. Moreover, tlio uV advantages to (Jormany which would ensue from the American interpreta tion of tho treaty stipulations would lie so much greater us to be out oi proportion to llnixo which (he (icr inan interpretation would entail for the United States. For whereas the American interpretation would ma terially impede Germany in her con djiet of warfare, hardly any paiticu lar disadvantage to American eiti 7ens would result from tho Oorniau interpretation since they reueivo full reparation for any property damage Mistaiiifil. Conciliatory Attiludo "Nevertheless, the German govern ment, in order to furnish to tho Amer ican goortimont cvideneo of its con ciliatory attitude, has issued order" to the Gorman naval forces not to destroy Amorieau merchantmen which have loaded conditional con traband, oen when the conditions of international law 1110 proftent, hut to ).ermit them to continue their oyntfe unhindered, if it is not ostfible to take them into port. "On tho other baud, it unmt reserve to itself tho right to destroy votwel cHrnihtc absolute oontrnlmnd wlier rr Mich destruction i. peniiiible, accordiuif to the proviwuiik of tli declkiMtiou of JjmiUnu" The lUttler Xanut "Why do Uiey call ' foHitaln pu I sketthl nay renorvolr pen woulit the boiler hum. A rhr- voir eoRtfltM Ikiakk; a fmiHUIn llirows 'en araviMl." "I lhik foun tain M It On Brfr HaiM," mU the ptrtr of tke totMMl art--I,wit. vill Courier Jeumal. SHE, BIG BUTTE jrt FiiMirably, impressed with I Kg! roiiM HCr, iiioriiilend .. if. fT" f. t . if UiiMtfiireeK iisn sue ior a 1 I11W iJlatu flamu .IfoiumiSSiTi tw" .m..1?- .??. ' lr.. icr 1 iniLiiiiiMnp.oiiii . n-it- cnt"ofliatehcrieirr.',Krrlant(i SfStVahmc Warden Cail Shoe rSTliHiloii and maker returned this noon from llutte Falls, where they inspected hatcherv sites. They left this afternoon to inspect the iish ladders at (lold-ltav and Anient dams and will return to Portland on the afternoon train, which they will board at Grants Push. The halchery proposition will comu up for action at the next meeting of the state hoard and it is hoped that immcdialu construction will be started. LEHANON, Ore., Sept. 2.1. Flro yostorday completely dostroyed tho mill ot tho Lebanon Lumber com pany. Tho loss was $80,000. Tho origin of tho flro is unknown. BO COII GERMANY tfjJEUrtlN. Kepi. 2:t (by wirelew lo TilfekcrioiiV XJJ - "l'articuhiis of ybcrlUlfltiflljtliiinwnoniic ennfer rence nt Ccnioh,&1oI!lv7,ro beiu- niug to Teak qutj" Sftja'tliC (Jrneas News agency today. "Tlio chiflBUi) ject of discussion win ajioyeolt ot Gennnn commerce niter the wnr, iWii accomplished by providing direct lines of communication fioiu F.nglniiil to Italy via Marseilles and Genoa, thus doing away with the present Mvsleui ot international traffic and shutting out tho Oennaii railways. "A realization of this plan meaiin serious damago to .Switzerland, as that country is the connecting link in the north and south route. Swiss public men am carefully following the oour.so of the negotiations with a view of preventing the proposed boy cott of GeiiniMiy from having an in jurious effect upon Kvvins interest-." s UMAINES NUWi YOIJIC, Sept. 'J.'l. Henry Foul of Detroit was in Now York to day lo take a trip in 0110 of the hiiIi-muriues- nt the New York navy yard 111 furtherance of his promised at tempt to perfect 11 gasoline motor for una n sticlt craft. Air. Ford said l)my4iHiiriiiol intended to bo sub niurgeinniltbinarine, but intended lo Vok jTfl'iii oVeYS&'creliiry Daniels has iuilhoricnllinTr.uininiii!idant of the navy yard liPplaeo a HhWliiurino ..1 i i. i .,: 1 r.. 11... .0t lib .ir rimi uiKiunii nu my uiijrv i Mr. Ford was iimihlcnl tliaUnn 0' l'oan!..o, linked liciiuil undersea erall could be built ul ono-si.leenth thu 'st of present vcssoIh. When ho was asked how many of theiii he would suggest build ing, bo replied, "None." "Xlco people" aro iiso charge accounts. the Tom Marshall ol Chicugn, worbl famoits ebatnpion wing shot inaikH iiitin ; Fete Ilolohan, ('. W. MeKean, Kd Morris and dim Held wero amomr the professional shots arriving 011 Thursday to paitieipate in the Med ford Hod & Gun club's icgistercd shoot Friday and the lilku' dedica tion. Thursday wan practice day, and the following scores wore made in tho morning's shoot, but few visitors hav ing arrived to participate: Fostun, professional, 122 out of 12,'). Scclcy, 118 out of 125. Gottlieb, 8l).out of 100. Hates, 80 out of 100. J. It. Converse, Portland, 80 out of 100. Denuison, Salem, 41 out of 00. llenselman, 0 out of 00. Friday the southern Oregon cham pionship cup and the Mail Tribune professional cups will be shot for. From Vaudeville (.Too llrctinan) 1 would havo gotten hero sooner only I stopped oft In a department store. A man camo up and said, "I wnnt to got a brush for a lady with long bristles." I said, "Excuso mo sir, but whoro does this lady live?" Ho said, "What do you want to know for?" I said, "1'vo seen ladles, but novor with long bristles, nnd I'm curious to know what ono looka llko." Coming homo on tho trolley from Coney Island Inst summer I noticed a llttlo bald man Bitting opposlto mo, fast aslcop. On tho rnck ovorhead was a crab In a baskot, but Mister Crab had managed to work himself to tho edge ot tho rack, and, falling down, alighted on tho bald man's shoulder. Tho bald man grabbed his car and In his Blcop hollered, "Lot go, Sarah; I tell you, I've- boon'nVjuy of f Ico all evening." " . Hut ho wasn't tho only henpecked Bitting rifT.. next to ino.Vverd a husband and a wlfo'aeSbofcvjis nagging him all tho way. Iiomo.'ijrosontly tho con ductor ctn" .along nnd hollered, "Transfer?" "Don't want any," said tho husUnmli sourly. "Well, If I had a wlfo )'ka yours, you bet I'd take one," Bifid tho conductor. 0 1 1 nT omaii 1 ire M ade Bigger Goodyears Enlarged 20 Per Cent Cost $317,000 Nearly Itolf tho cars running tisttsuinllsizc lircs sizes 30x3 Js oml 30x3 So (his year wo nre oflVrtutf snmo special extras to (lie million Hiimll-li.e users. Wo have mldcd size, so the air capacity is increased 20 per cent. Thai means much added milcnac. We hnvo added 30 per cent lo tlio rubber in the side walls. That's whero constnnt flexing breaks a tliinwalled tiro just above tlio head. Wo havo added endurance in a newly-found way by changing the tire's design. WrrffiSW ally Thcso '.lireo new extras on'llu'i year's sinnll-liro output will cos l us S317.000. And ibis in the (ace of a bii prize rcdjctiou. They nro givnitf to Gtiodyenra a vastly arontcr capacity thun any other tires in these sizes. Remember ihnt Goodycars have for years held lop place in Tiredom. By their super-quality (hey have won more users tlion any other tiro that's built. Even the 30x3 sizo is a four-ply tiro in Goodycars. And our All- Wcnlher tread on every size is made double thick. Now wo add in this hilt way (o tho capacity, And wo combat (ho'risk of side-wall breaks by 20 per cent more mlihcrr Don't take smaller ires or liahtcr, or (ires with thinner treads. And don't in any sizo accept a three-ply tire. Until others dive what wo give, act (he Good year tire. ItOODPYEAR 0 AKRON.OHIO TIRES Still Bettor T'iis Yosr Goodyear Service Stations Tires in Stock MEDFORD ASHLAND MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT TKACIIKIt OF IMANO AND IIA11MOXY Announces Fall Torm Beginning Monday, Soptcmbor 13. flpociallst la Touch mid Teclinlc A teacher with an established reputation. . -..J,'.?:.?.Vr'. MUSIC STUDIOS Room Wt Oarnett-Coroy Buil111" i I CU ll.il f.r V let Ui, Im I DAISY ITT ral ranch )nt Co. rUI WvJVJLll jnoyenr, )an havo W. It. lU-t TaU Fla.l f ll lr la lul fctcpi It luklmr bniM J , Tht CotJ Unit Twini. HI Pl;!j;'": "'i II I C4J D..I tk. kilclun ink I ,1 1 CUm II quiltf Ilia il. I Jl 77i GoMOmI Tuiint. JW1 nnr ' I .vAii Zl TV Millions of women use Gold Dust, every day. They have good reasons for depending upon it. Gold Dust does the active workof washing dishes, scrubbing floors, and cleaning windows and bathroom fixtures. But that is not all. Gold Dust cleans and brightens everything from kitchen utensils and linoleum to Jhe choicest silver, bronze and cop per ware and woodwork. It does not scratch or mar the finest polished surface. nEEEE FAI R B AN KSSHD Insist on "Daisl; MAKLRB CM PmI Um lU L,4m4 IUmh Tha aU Dutl TwIk: Il I Zl fch J I fm I frff lh IVrk JlB JK rr Vl 5c and larger packages for sale everywhere WML w"j -w9. yfs!, lifflls ' Wa-mHw v v DfrsrVr , ' imsmim m v0 &urs 'Mmmmwm mm ymm la i iVvrii iv yg 1 -1 yvii yj I CUD.it m..li,.crlo.a:,li.k,. f C.U P.il w.Vm hm ImUmiuw Kpl.( hlkiMBi cl Wllt. II . !i Ukj.ii. ...j (..-..it.. J..V.. I ltittb.rilia.ip.lri.rid.. C.u D.iUiiit. r.r diliiVI. I ... '1 -Tht GoUDuit Twin: I CoU Ou,l Twin: 1J - Tht Gold Putt Twin: j jj T k 'I.I.JIII'.' , Wllllililirj I PI 'llliJlinllHIIIllllllll ' f "' i !"l 1 nrc Jrn LUftlMtfyJHi i frmmmm V It. mT r .MrHHI W M I I I t mSl I rr.ra i.. T.-n .,. i TThp x hitp VpI ui4Dtiu.-i'tii.ru. f x j TT Hllv T vl Tht C.al,l liutt Twin: . II 'I'l IHilllH-l I .,... Am uiift ui ;;:,,,. .,ttj Hfl pi wp m m '- a MP IP 1 'i " 'im I'ifll jP Low -RouP yy" "vSliiilllll -Ll X.X1 llli.llll 1IMAI1I1 rsmMfp) Harvest Carni ; l TT TTTTnilM&jttikai' f I Hubert It if F Ii t0 b la Ik. Utmiit CU Dwl lV B 04 l.t r.kVl.j tti Ik. ttk.i. 1 Tht Gold Putt Twin: m ' 'wL iiiitiiiiB I ' ' yiyHHJnlMBMl 1 I C4J DM kliiilCMiMMWHM lift,' 1 ij MinfljjHBvf 7w GtJ Putt 7 ut in , H Crater Lake Motor Caf Co. Aslicraft Bros. F. L. Camp Phona 73 l'ortlaml eHldoncos e. AIho 91 Wlllain- k Itealty to ox- eastern. MKI)I"(Ils HWb. Alio mllo J. i'hoiio icy sa MAINS GAKLOW .' UVA -Oitaon&tJiU pbyulclnnB, 410-417 Q&rnett-Corty bldB., phone 103G-L. ltMldoaM SO South Laurel Bt. DR. W. W. HOWAUD OiteopaUk pbysiclani, 303 Garntt-Corw building, l'hono i04-M. OR. J. J. EMMENS rhyilcJaa md urgeon. Practice limited to eye, ear, noio and throat. Eyes idea tirically teitcd and glaiaes auj piled, Oculist and Auilst for S. P. It. It. Co. Ortlcea U. b &. II. Co. llldg., opposite 1'. O. I'hone 6B7. OH. K. W. CliANUT I'hyilclaa enri urgoon. I'houea. office 3C, reai donce 724-J. oiflco boora 10 U 12, v2 to 6. DR. B. A. LOOKWOOD DH. MYHTLE S. LOCKWOOD rbyelcUna and Burgeons. Offic 309-310-311. M. K. & II. IJldg. l'hono realdonco, 814-J2; office, 814. OH. MAHTI.V C. HAHDRH I'hyal clan and surgeon. Office Palm block, opposlto Nash Hotel, lloura 10 to V, 1 to 4. l'hono 110-J. T. O. HEINE, M. D., SPECIALIST Eye, car, nose and throat, oftlc 22 ii East Main; residence 1121 East Main; office houra 9 a. m. to 12 in.; 1:30 to u p. 111. Telephonea Otflco, 3U3; ircsldeuco, 303-J2, tff'HK I'rlnter.i ana rublliBerk You will find simple direc tions printed on every package of Gold Dust. Rogue River October 2 Tlakuls will ho sold October 1st and 2nd, -good for return until October 3rd, fro in main lino points Gloudalo to AalHand Inuluslva. Full particulars, farm, train Bohedules, etc, from,' uoareot Agont ot the SOUTHERN PACIFIC .John JI, Scott, (iciuji-nl raw. Agent, PqHlanil, Ore. I '1 1 "1