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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 14, 1915)
, ,MCW. I rann I iiJ-i-iS KIT wTOFcnn WAiv TRrnnn, Mrirwoim oifw.ox. then da v, dfjcrmbkr k ms L T G. 0. P. SLIGHTED IE D GUARD k& - - "-V. NASSGNM ffiS k :i. r I ! t HKiid mw iiMfi B- m k Veteran Republicans Not Returned to Old Committees by Leader Mann Uncle Joe Put Sixth on List When Formerly Chairman Parker anil Foss Left off Committees Entirely. WASHINGTON, Dee. 4. Align ment of republican mid protfiOMHivo rcpro-ionlMivcs to committeeR an nounced today bv Kcpublicnn Lender Mann disoloM" t tin t velcrnn irpubli run members eleeted to tlio present conrcM after linvinR been defeated in the pmsidentinl yonr of 1012, will not bu loturned, in uevcrul instiincos, to imnorinnt comuiittcotf on which they hud held membership befonv In other instances, ictuniin rep rcscntntivcH wisiuni'd to huoIi com mittees nre not allowed to displace In rank member who served lust year. Uncle J mi Klijihtcit Representative Cannon of Illinois, for ninny years bpeuker, is given Mxtli plueo on tho npproprintioriH committee. Years hro he wih chair man of this eommittec. Tho other new members arc Stafford of Wis consin, Blemp of Virginia, Oillet of MiiHsiu'liimcttO remains tho milking jncniber. KeiirvscntiUivcA Parker of New .Tenii'V. one time chairman of tho judiciary committee, and Sterling of Illinois, also loii" n member of that committee, nre not returned to Hint committee, nor is Fok of Illinois put buck on the navnl committee, of vliich he wa formerly chairman. Minority members of the nnvnl and military committees which will deal with national defcine piohlems are XiivmI anil .Mllllmy Xuvol Huttler of IVntisvlvnnlii, Itobeits, iMiihHnnhiisetts; Untuning, Xew .lernoy; Fnrr, IViuiMlviinin ; Ilritten, Illinois; Ivclley, Michigan, and Stephens, rnlifomin. Kepresen tntiu's renpneintcd: Stevens, progroH mvo, nml Mtulil, Maryland, a now member. Military Iudin, Cnlifornin; Anth ony, Knnsnsj MoKcnrio, Illinois; flrccne, Vermont; .Morin, Pennsyl vania; Tilson, ronneetieut; Crago, I'cnnsylvania; Hull, Iowa, and Dele gate Wickurslium of Alaska. Mohhi-s. Tilson, Crago and Hull are new mem- lids. New republicans on the wny nnd menus committee are; Ifuprescntn lives Hull, Connecticut; l.onguortli, Ohio, and Kairchild, Now York. Ml or IiY3tixlnrvi Itcpresentntivo Cooper of WiKrote in is retained as milling republican on the foreign affairs eojilinlttfe, tho Ji'piihliean members- beiu: 'iyi. of Illinois; Miller, .Minnctiota.i, Mitt, New York, and Kntinisly-, Rliodn Isl and. All of the minority member of (ho military and naval cemmittees: ore for some degrro of preparedness, It thus appears likely that the preparedness bills will not rest long- in committee-., and that the big fight on the floor Mill come enrlv in the M'vmn. IUu-on Wllliclin Von ItiLncla-u, at tnclto of flu (lei-man consulate nt Nan Fnuicl.sco, ivciihU.iI ns into of (tic It Ighcmps liy (hit government In lliu lx)inl plot priilx. MEfflBOS UaP. CONVENTION SLATED JUNE 7: AI SAN FRANCISCO GUY NOI CHOSEN GERMAN P SAX ntANCISCO, Dec II -Ton-; sesuloii of evlilenco by the government ' WASHINGTON, Dec li.-Thc re- publican national committee decided 1 1 ,U'r RV ntT I ? "' ' " ' '" 11 "nn.bl.can mi. which federa offcla.U.ch,r.Mtol)0tlol,nl P01IV(lltl01l on j, 7. Tl the n lost Ma to Ilia can. o nny ' , ., ,, ,,, ,, A EUROPE DEMANDS IE N COAL AUSTRIAN NKW YOItK, Dec H Demand for Amorlcan coal by the French kov ornmcut Is becomliiR ho urficnt and tho nhortiiRo for steamships for Its trumpoitatlon no acute that coal deal rH here fay Franco may bo compell ed before long to ehtabllsh a ko em inent fleet of stoamerH to obtain an adequate supply of fuel. Ordinarily, they say, Franco consumes sixty mil lion toiu of coal n year, about half of which she hlthoito obtained from Germany, HelKlum and Unglund. He ports that France now ueods 25,000, 000 tons from thin country (o fuUlll linr annual rtMpilrements are said by local dealers to be exaKtjeruted. jet dlNcovered." becamo known toilnj through tho detailed report of testi mony alleged to han been rIvoii by Johannes lleurlkus Van KnolbeiKon, now In Canada. Van KoolhnrKcn, it wbh learned, was tho corroborating witness upon whom tho government depended to n conslderablo degree to mipport defi nitely Indictments returned yester day by tho grand jury against Huron fleorge Wllheliu Von llrlncken, C. C. Crowley, an admitted ngent of tho German consulate, and Mrs. Mmgarol Cornell, Crowley's ngent. Huch was charged ulth conspiracy to Interfere with and destroy commerce with the allies and ulth using the malls lo In cite arson, assassination and min der. They were to bo ararlguod to duy. Van Koolborncn, according to re ports, was alloged to have represent ed to agents of tho department of jus tice that Von llrlncken, whom ho knew during the Moor war, hired him to make clockwork bombs In ther mos bottle nt ft 00 a bomb with a bonus for ei h ship destnned posnl to hold the eonention later in Juno una defeated by n vote of 37 to 1.1. The committee decided it would lvc a hearing to sulfrage and and silt f rune leaden altor heariiiR claims of the vaiioiis cities sucking the con vention. The committee took n recess for luncheon without deciding: on the con vention nity. A vote probably will not hn tnkeu on (Iuh until late toda. The committee defeated a iiropoMil bv William Humes of New Yoik that the tcniponuv chnirmnn of the con vention he selected nnd his name made public before March 1, deciding to allow the lommittee to name Ihe tempoiarv chairman whin it sees tit. Wttn Medfnrd trnrto Mcdforn" rasdo. EMPEROR REPORTEDPARALYZED Exclusive Toilet Ware This fiorhnin trade mark Is on every piece of Ciorlinm Sterling Sil verware. (H PARIS, Dc( 1) A repoit that Kmpcior FianiK ,iseph les veic pnrnlicd 1iik M-ar and that the em peror also bn lo( the uso of hi njtlit aim it forwardml hv the Rome I coriespondeiit of the MMin. He my l it is understood in Itouio thin roHiit I vvn taken to the Vatican bv Canlhml vim HnitwaiiM, nivhbishuii of 'nl okiic, who recently went to Ruino fot the consistory. AccoidiiiR to this if port, the em peror U able to mku no stale iMpers and a sHcial iuiiii will be tor uc in In i.r..itti...t !. l.i ii...i.. ....v.. Kxporlon heie say that not onlyi " ' "" Franco but most of the Kuropcan and I FIRE DESTROYS HOME NEAR BELLEVIEW SCH00LH0USE What wo offer our cuitomum in sllveiwarc. If It Is Corhum, the Im pression will be right, for tho pub He Instlctlvely ussoiiato silverware with iioibam. Your Inspection of Our Line of W till I f.m A fxf'riSSiMtS(. r4WJ lit A gift will lift tho clouds that drift And make life's hard spots mellow. Decide, Divide, 'TIs Chrlstmastldo; Como, bo n right Ooodfellow. The Christmas spirit is the spirit of giving. The sense of doing something for somebody else to whom we want to give pleasure. Our Part of It that As dealers in merchandise for men is to provide practical gifts, things want to receive. ' ," You'll find a big selection here lor men and young men, things to wear mostly. "We try to make gift-giving easy for you. mf;ii Bath Kobcs ...'. $5.00 to $12.50 Smoking Jackets ..$5.00 to $12.50 Pajamas $1.50 to $5.00 Night Kobos 75c to $3.00 Sweaters, all styles and colors I $3.00 to $10.00 Mufflers 50c to $2.50 Handkerchief's, silk and linen, 25c to $1.50 Silk Neckwear 25c to $2.00 Jlosiery, Silk and C'otton..25c to $1.50 Fancy Suspenders 50c to $1.50 HERE ARE A FEW SUGGESTIONS mttmA The store with a thousand and one things he will like. Tffffrw .WMJmy. M2??fcvl ViPPT ." 'WW JliJOqrtL. Bags and Suit Cases $2.50 to $20.00 Trunks at $8.00 to $20.00 Collar Bags $1.00 to $3.00 Handkerchief Cases $1.00 to $2.50 Tie Kings $1.00 to $2.50 Jewel Cases $1.00 to $2.00 Cuff Links 50c to $2.00 Link Sets $1.50 to $3.00 Umbrellas $1.50 to $10.00 Fancy Vests $1.50 to $5.00 Pennants at 50c to $1.00 Phoenix Silk Hosiery for Men and "Women. If '"'-yC cSar 30 Christmas -4 Xmas Gifts That Will Bring Happiness niany South American nations turning to this country for coal. nro THREE BURNED TO DEATH IN ASHLAND, iw. l ,. IW Moo.hn -CHICAGO ROOMING HOUSE ttern.w ooupletm d. Proved ta. IrcMdemr ot Frank X. Siivdcr. ucar J QlllCAQQ, Pec. 1 1.- Tw,. men sad woman wu hitmed t leitn ud oro ol other itcrstuik miurvd in firo which diimvctl a tltiv.tary roomim,' hoiifcO m No. y RaM Ormid iiycmio catly lodav ' Pwellcrw in JJu- ntnnu li..u.c. trapjK.'d In li((lp rin , mnu the jinnies out off - Hjc i u, jwMipwi from vviiidow mid i-iun4 ocrious jilJIIIUU. Toilet Articles lll tonvni' )ou that hcie Is a rol ballon lomplt'te enough and fine enough to suf the imt fastidious lasics and to mi the most exacting rqulrmitt. Comptot ata or separate pie. If Ike pattern ou nam tsa't hero. h will i ii. Karly aelccilOH oa l'lall of ariiclea to ho engraved or MIH QUI Of lOW U--IS dckiulil. tDlliic fhoolboii. nutkuU at ihc iilv limit. I ,iiii, h detect i w lliu A Mrlim ,,f the hou-ehohi chmU Ok mivcI. The well on ihe ilaw cvhuu-ied in finiiliiur the flaioivj U'roi. help ninvetl. titv firemen I w.mi I,, ibe m'cm, but irl there loo j tin.. In Hi handUamMHl b lack ol TiiK IKWKI.KK vvumr. Tii hi-ie we a larcc ami Houw of QumIiiv ' ubtaniiil (.ii. 'I luii i. .m, i,, i w pi 'i' i ji'niii, i i,. UV lU-xlMlKC ' V . I. v Martin J. Reddy I'houe ti .ii ni1. i DAINTY GIFT UNDERMUSLINS 1'jnvelopc Chemise, of vovy fine nainsook, with inserts of dainty lace and embroidered, medalions hand embroidered. Price $1.25, $1.50 and $2.00. Night (lootN hand-embroidered on fine, soft nainsook, scalloped edge or lace trim, all new, fresh gootls for holidav trade. Price, $1.25, $1.50, $2.00. $3.00 LINEN NAPKINS $2.50 All-Linon Napkins, in 22x22 inch size, several attractive patterns, us ual $:.0() grade, on sale, per dozen, at $2.50 SURELY A CHRISTMAS GLOVE AVomon's Cloves from the best makers, Fowne's finest kid and best workmanship, conus in black, white, assorted brown and new grays, made with two-clasp, all sizes, suciial nriee $1.50 Cape ("Move, made with heavy over scam, all .sizes, regular $1.25 glove for only 'OS? Children V Mittflijs, have heavy flannel lining and black fur trimming, ex tra good quality, 50c and tt5. RIBBONS RIBBONS EVERYWHERE Wonderful effects of them frocks, girdles, cravats, sashes and bodices, tho best values shown this season here they are for holiday sewing all re duced prices, 'nv vard, 15d, 25, 35 and 50. CRISP LITTLE APRONS Make Dainty Holiday Gifts The largest assortment of useful and dainty Aprons shown in many Christmases now here for your showing. Small 1Mb Aprons, of lawn or dot ted Swiss, embroidery or lace edg ed and very dainty. Dotted Swiss Aprons, round and square finish, with pretty scollop or embroidered edges. Small White Aprons, of very fine lawn, made dainty with narrow lace insertion all reduced. ;o CORSET COVERS Of very fine nainsook, embroidery and lace trimmed, all new spring styles, at 35, 50 75 each. AN ARRAY OF UNUSUAL HANDKERCHIEFS "Fancy lloxed Handkerchiefs, of Shamrock lawn and pure linen, hand embroidered, four in box, anv pattern $1.00 Ladies' Colored borders Shamrock lawn, assorted colors, .French em broidery, 17; 3 for 50. Ladies' All-Linen Initial Handker chiefs, with perfect hem lOd Child's All-Linen Hdkfs 5 Children's Hdkfs. in boxes, 15, 25 and 50. fientlemen's All-Linen Initial or Plain Hemmed Handkerchiefs, ex tra fine quality 25 NEW SILK HOSE FOR XMAS Our special M. R Pure Silk Thread Hose for ladies, has lisle garter top, double lisle heel and toe, black. white and colors, special 50 .")0c A i irons at 7."c Aprons at. .. s.")c Aprons at.. $1.00 Aprons at prons at 27 Me Aprons at 36c Kavser's Silk Hose, verv best oiinl- -17? ity to buy, black, white' nnd colors, 59?: black and white, also come in out- 67? size, price, per pair $1.00 73? Men's Silk Sox, extra qualitj.5O0 Infants' Silk and "Wool Sox, white .or black, sizes 41, to 6i, 3 pairs in box $1.00 See our large assort ment of Christ inns novelties. Medford's Exclusive Dry Goods Stove J