JfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, AVKDVKSDAY. NOVEMBER 3L 1915
r PACE EIGHT
LANSING
HOLDS
UNITED STATES MINISTER TO B ELGIUM
COMES HOME FOR REST AND RECUPERATION
BOY-ED RIGHT IN
FINANCNG
SHIP
WASHINGTON', Nor 2t Secre
tary Lansing made It clear today that
so tar as be &s able to judge Cap
tain Bo-Ed, tbe German naral at
tache, wai not guilty of any Ylola
tlon of law In supplying fnnds for the
cending oat from American porta of
HamburK-TAmrrlcan Testis to pro
Tltlon warships at sea.
The secretary pointed out that the
matter could not become a subject
for cognliance of the state depart
ment unless It were prored In the
cases now on trial in New York, that
CaptsJn Hoy-Ed had knowledge of the
faUa registration which Hamburg
American line agents are charged
with baring made in order to get '
clarancw for their vswls. State de-1
partment officials do not understand
that Captain Doy-Kd is fto charged
fcnut that the references to blm In
the case are only Incidental.
i Secretary Lansing holds that thci
arrangement to supply beJIIgerent
ahlps at sea was not a violation of
bv unlwii It also were proved that
the same warship at sea was being
repeatedly supplied from American
ports. No proof to that effect la in
pWeMlon of the state department
It was pointed out officially that
the (tto department to ask for the
recall of any diplomatic officer does
Bot require legal proof of any viola
tion of law but can always act on the
general principle of otinoilous alctlr.
Ity.
SONG OF THE WAGE
. SUVE AT THE PAGE
"The Son or Iru Vis- clfnc" nt
the I'npe tomjt A f.t-nc1 Jl-tro
prrlurtion haml "n the Krm of
ltolirrt V. Service, and fenturinc rM
mi'ind Hrer-r n Xed I.anp, a ruRytM,
IicuieM heart piI milNworkcr, ho
tiv&l Ihe' loc of jinltv MiMrrd
Hale, whoMt yeuru: nffetiions won
already ;rhcn to Frank Dawon, thw
dashiug younx Kon of tlie millionaire
willouncr, mid what enmc of it. A
sublime htorv of n htrun- man's su
preme Haerifine and urHfw-h devo
tion. Tlwrr ure Mrimr moment m thb.
play, thure i n.m-h '.'"oil aetincr, an
nbtindnnuc of xuJrmlnl ettiTiur set
tings and r lcej Ihcme.
Tin rrnlii-ri. in the ,lv u. fine; tho
sfcrnr ".howins the ftl fall ml the
dVinroing of the proud fntln-r hems:
wnjl wflrthy or tjweial mention. The
wo-k in tbe mine h sptcndullv dona;
the btehtiftsr of tho "jinM of the lop.
fct nnolhtr clever jice of realism. All
Vhrou;!i tbe plnv there hiiih a ubtlc
stniin of profound philosophic
thought, nhi-h n speeltor eaii miss
uih' which ill r ill cno
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for thanksgiving house of lords
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PARENTS REFUSE
T
OPERA
I0NT0 SAVE
DEFECTIVE
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NKW VORK. Nov 21 - A case re
sembling that of the Bollinger baby
of Chicago developed here today hcn
j a New York physician confronted the
, question nhether the life of a defeet(
ijte baby should be saved by a surgi
cal operation, despite tbe wishes of4
the parents. Tbe baby, a girl, was
born last night Mentally tbe child
apepars to be normal, bat Is paralyz
ed below the walMs, has clnb feet,
distorted knce-iolnts and a spina all- 1
ment, uhlch, physicians say, would
prove fatal if an operation is not soon
performed.
Dr Julius Goldsmith the attending
physician, notified the parents that
the child's life could be naved only
'y a prompt operation. He said af-j
terward:
"The parents absolutely refused
permission for the necessary oper
ation 1 could probably nave the
child's life, although It would always
remain helplessly crippled. There Is i
no action (hat I can take, without the
permission of the parents."
The father of the defecthe baby
Mill-
"I believe the Chicago physician
was right For the sake of human
ity I had rather see this child die
now than havo to live seven or eight
years in misery and suffering. 1
tbluk It would he better for all concerned."
NKW YORK, Nov. -t.-Hrand, UiSDOX. No. 21. The earl of
Whltlock, American mlnlstor to Hel-J Derby, In ehnr of British m'niit
glum, and Mrs. NTillIock, wore raot, pflkiru: b'.foro the stock ex-
by a delegation from Telodo, O.,
headed by Cliarli M. Mllroy, mayor
elect, when they landed horo today
from the steamer Rndnm.
i'bH5f ttnlnv. declared ihtit the
house T lnl r-tded - censorship.
lie ilwiwinred freedom of spocrh,
Hch as that mp!oyril in the recent
RUN INTO BY AUTO
Hnm Ftini, llHutnitn of th
Southern 1'mntic, while sinlifr
vjth two red and ,ren lauti'nis to
Hip traftle aerosw Mam fclrret in
front of incoming trxui number mx
tern Tuetduy eeniup, wu nu
Into and knuv'kvd down b a
n outo dmn by Mws lAirautr
Ulrich, who hnroly at iwrow in tim
to noid the train. Kvanti fortiinHte
Jy wns snwlil norokk lu tmok. thui
riiiiia farther dunser. The injunM
lmtn 'van ttken In Mi" I'lneh to L'l
jjrti A. UfHoV mtore, her' sbi' ve
hiui n bat ami otteied to obtain lull
inrntri Though lm'Hv bnuseii, bu to
not M'noutil unwed, but will bo wn
nhle to att-n.1 t hi- dut- fot h fow
dav.s. Mi I Inrh Ihiiiim she did not
mv tbe )1a,.N nr
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TO FIGHT WiLUARD
MJLWAl'KKK, Wis Nov 5t
Malohea with both Jess Wlllard and
Vrank Moran are in sight for Fred
I'ulton, the Minnesota giant whose
recent ring succosmb bavo nttraetod
utttjntlon.
I Tom Andrews, the Milwaukee ro.
inoter, said today h had reeehod
from Fulton's managor. Mlko CilllK
nn option that Fulton would sign ar
ticles to meet WjlUrd before a No
Orleans club during Martli Oraw
week and to meet Moran before the
Mme club some time before Marok
Andrews Is ncllug for Hums aod Tor
torloh, the New Orleans premotra
Aceordlng to one roiwrt (nm U
front, th) Gurmana to VwIhbiI
v-atp to flliiK ilii llolat4i on Iku
Jwre lest,
Mr. Whltlock and his wlfo export.. -Miiiieiiii .-Hv.ir,.. .1V ,nP. K, i,..
to siend Thanksgiving day horc. He .
said he would sail from hare Do.;J " h m f Icrds. in winch
cember !S to take up his deUloa In be attacked the Ilntih hndqunrtcr-t
Hrlglum ugaln. ;iUff
Tho Uindam pawed three float- 'The man wko jtiven information
Ing mines shortly aftor willing from to tbr wiem.," sh! Lord Derby,
Rotterdam. Tho first day out tho ". by an ujrlv name, and it hhonld
vessel ran Into a lorrllle storm which ho tPO jimt an much to a -peeoh
swept away the two largo electric drbrered in th house nt lorls a to
signs which gave the vtMund'a name, a man who nk hi lire gel tine in-
i fonndtion lor tn eneinv.
i After sifting that "no gcntletium
SECRETARY GARRISON , ;,," w ,""" "a ""P""""
THANKS GENERAL FUNSTON .-- J
dab rt'twt uttunutee to a like de-
nnueiatioH, I ord Ierlv Mke of r'
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iwerio .najor -"' ""-"!!lo nHlat trrui. in th fctck ex-
command ine jretM-ra.. h " rhail(1 t0 .k fl. ,h ..,,,.
and hailing ort
WASH1XOTOV, X. 21. Secra-I
lun- uarriMw i-i ....- !.- ,,, ., ... . . . , nu.
ww voa - iw wiv
Hill
il wen in the hurhett trms for
(krtr rondurl d.rwjr Ik m..il t-j Mtdirttk..u.
icl liuailn on mr jiPir-n -
I ' ion f itM meii.b'-:s in ' he se lii'iue lu
ll cr.
SERBIA AGAIN FORCED
A Ut of 'Km l'-l Tills Wn) AImmii II
TO MOVE CAPITAL CITY
Stoaer I was out spptag with
my wife ywitrduy and loot nor In tho
crowd.
Donor You were lucky
iUoaer No I m
me Answers
PARIS. 'o J I. -Toe Serbian !
pi i ion iiniiouiK'i'd iohiv mat trio
lerhi.in i;iiniiiifnt. whirb had bs.u
She found lofAteii nt !'r"rtnd is dr)xutiiig to
'.ln ! Scut. 1 4 Mhiiiiia
A Lesson from the Past
Years ago, before baking pox
dors ware so iroll known, tho
housewife sojeo tines audo hor own
fron croan of turtar and sodu.
Theso materials wero than
oonparativoly oxponBivo and pro
osBaoB of refining had not boon
doviaod to bring thea to tho high
utato of purity of tho present
day woll known crcao of tartar
baking powders, such ns Royal;
and yet she never thought of
buying nlua, then as now a cheap
and inforior substitute for oroaa
of tartar. Sho wouldn't think of
poraitting an ounce of alua to
enter her kitchen.
Yet housekeepers are to-day
asked to buy alua baking powders
with which to jeake food for their
children.
The statement on the labal af
fixes! to every oan naains Um
ingredients of wfcioh the baking
powder is coapoaed affords a
aetaod of protection afaiast the
use of undesirable kinds.
NOYAL BAKING F0TO& 00,
Vtt York
BRIGHTER CHILDREN
Children are probably brighter to-day
than 2 generation ago but are they
stronger? That's a grave question.
So many pinched faces, dulled eyes
and languid feelings make us wonder
if they will ever grow into robust,
healthy men and women.
If your children catch colds easily,
are tired when rising, lack healthy
color, or find studies difficult, give
them Scott's Emulsion for one month
to enrich their blood and restore the
body-forces to healthy action.
Scott's Emulsion is used in private
schools. It is not a "patent medicine",
simply a highly concentrated oiMood,
without alcohol or harmful drug. It
cannot harm; it improves blood; it bene
fits lungs nd strengthens the ajUem.
Your drujjirist hss it refuse substitutes.
Scell & Downc, Bloomttld, N J. 1S-21
Th
e
Medford National
Bank
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For A. D. 1915
Renews Its
4 V. I .-
o
U.
Thanksgiving
am
-'-,; .
Promises Its Faithful Friends
Its Faithful Services
W. H. GORE
Presideit
if s
JOHN S. ORTH
Cashier
f
LADIES'. BLACK COT
TON HOSE
Extra good value. 3 pi v.
for 25i
Medford 's Exclusive Dry Goods Store
Big Saving on Dry Goods. Buy Early and Avoid the
Holiday Rush
Children's Cotton Hose,
extra good value at 15c,
while they Inst, 10d, or
3 pairs for 25
Ladies' Union Suit. 3JX has Injjh
neck, long sleeves, lleecod lined, regu
lar 50c quality, special 30c1
10 do'cii Ladies' and Gentlemen's
Sweaters, Oxford gray, worth $1.00, for
only 69
Children's Jersey Knit Klueccd Lined
Sleeping Garments, all sizes, regular
price (i0( , speeial at this sale onh' . 49?
TO CLOSE
One tahle full of $'J.$2.50
value Heavy Suitings and
Cloakings, ."H? inehes wide,
for onlv i)8
Standard Aj)ron (Jinghain
for
CHRISTMAS
HANDKERCHIEFS
Aoi Intent larger than
ever. We can give you
uoori .All-Linen Hnndker
ehiefs for J5c, 10c, 15c, 25c,
50c.
Ladies French embroid
ered, sruarantcod fast col
ors, regular 2?"c gi'ade,
nt .. 10c
Ladies' Fine Lawn Hand
kerehiefs, with embroid
ered edge, 2 for 5
AGENTS FOR HER MAJESTY
CORSETS
Her Majesty Corets have a faulths
stvle that appeals to most fastidious
dressers, und are recognized as models
superior of them all. The fabrics and
trimming nro carefully selected from
best Auterienn markets. Maturittls eon
skt ot figured broeades, batistes and
fine grade eoutils, priew mnge from
91.25 to $U.OO
V S. A. Somenir Sjeon l'Vee with every dollar pur
chase. You get a made in U. S. A. Spoon worth 15ti,
FREE.
Plain Cullnrs
Fancv Collars ..
45
. .65
A. B. C. SILK
UL BEJtliiLf Ukiti
TU0 V.I0E
The Stronswt EgKrw eight &od liut
roui f bne msde of its lund.
&aUb!e for Sfirn, WsisU, Fouod
stioni, Dreues, Foey Wort, etc.
A. B. C. SILK u the origuul.
Look for name oo strvsge.
50 pieees Fancy Holiday Ribbon for
fancv work, widths no to 250. values un
to fl per yard, oil sale Friday aud Sat
urday af only 35
10-iu.. All Silk Crepe do Chine, black,
white aiul all colors, always sold at
5 I 1.35 jKir yard, special while they last
Olliy coy
RIBBONS 10c
Plain and Fancy, come in
10, GO, 60, all eolors.,..10J
Uest Cotton Cliallics for
comfort cjs 5tp
5 Silk Hair Nets, with or
without elastic, for....lOct
3 dozen Nickel Safety
Pins for 5c
7 spool Coats' Thread for
22r
$4.00 All-Silk Taffeta Petticoats, made
with silk dust ruffle, come in all new
changeable and dark shades, for..$2.98
Children's Heavy Fleeced Lined Under
wear, shirts and drawers, regular 25e
wwtllt , lUl ... ........ f.M.tti M.IM.IXOY
$1.00 grade Umhrollas, guaranteed fast
black, made with paragon frame, for la
dies and gouts 89
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