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Newspaper Page TextIMS w KEDFORD iKCOB TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, ORTCCIOtf. FRIDAY. 'DEOFfBER ST, ' . I MEDFORD mail tkibune AN INDEPKNDCNT NCWHPAl'Cn PUHMKHRP EVKIU" AKTHHNOON KXCEPT SUNDAY Y THH MEDFOItU 1'IUNTINO CO. Offlco Mall Tribune Dulldlnp, 25-27-28 rortU Fir strecl, telephone 76. The DemocrHtlc Times, Tho Medford Mall. The Medford Trbune. Tho Houth crn Oreganan, TJ10 Axhland Trbuno. BUBS0RZPTI01T RATKI Ono yenr, by mal ..... ......... 6.00 Ono month, by mall . SO lcr month, uellverrd by carrier In Medfonl. Phoenix, Jacksonville) and Central Point -.. .BO RAlunlay only, by mail, prr year..- 2 00 weekly, per year ..... .. j.&u THE OLD AND NEW YEAR -Jflclal Paper of tho City of Medford. orflclal Paper of JHCkoti County. Entered an nfcond-cluss matter at Mnlford, Oregon, under the act of March 3, 1870. Sworn Circulation for 1914, 2588. Pull leased wlro Associated Press dispatches. Bubscrlbors falling to rccelTA papers promptly, phono CIrcu- Utlon Manaffor nt 2G0-H, 1 HONG KONG KOLUM Sir: 1 roo rloturo menus limiting rmcoch. Say, my wlfo'a Rotta parrot at homo that . DILI;. v Tho St. Louis I'oHt-niHpalch naya It doesn't linnnino tho I'rnaldonl': brlilflfcot a ureal doal ot Herman Bit- V Sir: VnsRliiR tliroiiRli Salt Lnlto City inntlveel: I lamiil HiIh hIrii ovqr n wrocory; T IWJflllyjS SUPPMHI) 4.4.4 4. 'J'lir KuluM Ufo When nuked wlinQlior renHonn woro for .wanting Merry King Art to re nlgn from tho Hound'Tablo, Mm. Ar thur probably said Hlioobjcclcd to so much "Knight fltuff." Sajx llio Git I 011 tlioirilni A.hoch'clor anendH inoroTnoiioy on JilntHolf than n mnrrloil inanXinua 011 his wholo family hut It's worth It. Sir: I boo hy tho paporH that n Now York profOHBor callH whlnkylioth food nil d drink, Snvornl times luTol) It liatt nlo heen "lodgings" for our fiirhnro mhn' when Iio'h got u flghl lug Jng on. '11. 11. " Wo AVUli Wo C4.11M Slrt 1 rond In your pnpor "Doilxo llrothors Motor Car.'' Can't -wo dodgo HlstorH, too? HIio'h n hlamo night wurso driver than brother. Jllll. A lliooklyn burglar has doolarod that his acctiiuir kept his head under tho hud Glothon during tho robbery and therefore couldn't noaallily lilcnt ir him. 'ldaV llollnnget' Mulcliny was nnfo In Jail and hi wire. Norn, was telling her mdRlilior ubout It. AAnd pwlint ho the churgo ajsln him, mum?" niks Mm. Fljnn. "Illvlns, woman!" .replied Mr. Mulcnhy," there he no charne tlioy hoop him thoro fre." Sir: Jt I the geunral belief that .Itimii'o lluglu 111 any "no" when tho itooa. nk him to accept the nom ination next year. Ho hua wild "no" before. I Miiggoat ho get u wtfety Tnzor and shnve off hli board. Then tho politicians can better o hU uoet'-It. M. II. Safety I'liM? (From tho Sioux City, Iowa, XowO Trod II. Smith, for JS oar an ovangflllst, Iihb rotlrod from rollnlaiii work to bocoino an oxuoutlvo offieor nt uu aabeatoa manufacturing com SummI UW5 I ato a AVolih rabbit nt tho club last night and thou went out. Eyiid thing BWiyn liforo :u I lllggg Nuturolly you got iilok. tJiiK " "v iw ins ruir- ". Kir: An old darkey vm asked to 'lAlrn llnlidlH at 11 ani'lul nviinl linrt) I 'nsked him hat "not trauforrhle .V jnennt" printed across ttaw tloleU. tOTin Hcrntchod his hoad n iuohiouL In "'Houht Kiitl then clcurad the proUlom ) In these words. "It menus dut Ino gontloman am adtnltted 'leaa ho fco hlBHelf!" r . . (Vircit i ; Old aontl)' l'o. what is It that ' 'tXhlnds us together and mukes us bet 'V ur thnnwo arb tre? . Jlobby iQore$i, Sir' . . , ' Coin wcreJHljyjl nli ollco Tho annual Vv'sU11 M1 ''lection of officers of tho Mcdford Comnier. clal club will bo lieltl In the public library, Tuesday ftVcnlMB. Jamuiy j. aula, at 7;30 p. in. B i 3 jr. A. I-ATTA, Sccrctarj . 4 uu EVJ3RYONJS spot'ds the (Irpni'ting of ho year 19J5. Jt Jms been u year of unparalleled slaughter and destruction in Europe and on the oceans, a year of sorrow and bereavement for the rest of the world. Tho year J 915 witnessed a reerudescenee of barbarism and horror unmatched since Attila the Hun ravished Eur ope, scenes of violence and carnage unequalled in the an nals of history. The enlightened development of a thous and vears has been ruthlessly sacrificed in tin hour. To the widespread destruction on land has been added the horror of the wholesale slaughter of innocents on the high seas. There is lit lie about the year 1915 to inspire hope for tho future of humanity. Civilized man, stripped of his veneer, is revealed in brutal hideousness that even the brute never attained. The relapse has been complete. Alan has again been a yahoo. Yet it may prove the Pentecost of humanity. Nineteen hundred and fifteen has been a year of hard times and the pessimism that hard time breeds in the Pa cific uorl Invest particularly in the Rogue River valley, where to the general stagnation has been added the effects of drouth. By comparison with the rest of the world, our troubles, howevcj', are microscopic. "We really have nothing to complain of. If we had been uwalcc to our oppori unities and utilized the rivers that flow ou every side, drouth could not cripple production. If we utilized our natural soil, mineral and timber re sources by development, there would be abundant niatcr "ial prosperity. Nineteen hundred and fifteen has taught us a lesson. Et has seen the beginning of development. .More real prog ress has been made along enduring lines than any year in the valley's history. .If we permit 1910 to be a year of slagualiou, wilh national prosperity revived, we have only ourselves to blame. With abundant natural resources, with beautiful envir onments, with a climate nearly ideal, with capital awaiting co-operation for investment, 191G should be a banner year in permanent development. Let us throw off the lethargy of 1915 and awaken to the realization of our opportunities. f'1'1 ' m0mmm mun iiiinmanf a lf una nml nn.1 nun a ami It I II -"v tinti ,iunni;u uu nuttunn ju t Ar fli rKi,rt"Kr. f wbntovor wo havo accomplished. Mny I MAKING GREECE TH E COCKPIT OF EUROPE At the Churches ..---.--.-...... i. ... .i. .Ministerial AsMK'Intlon Tho Medford Ministerial associa tion will meet in tegular session nt tho public library Monday morning nt 0:30. Visiting pnstorfl nro tsol como. JOHN D. WYI.I12, Socrotnry. i i , Catholln (South Onkdalo Ave.) First Mass Now Year's at 8 n. in. ( Second inasrt nt 10:30 a. m. Henedlctlou of tho Hlessed Sacra imuit after Bccond mass. No even ing nor vices. SUNDAY Flrxt mass nt 8:00 a. in. Second mass nt 10;30. Honbdlctlon nftor second inn so. No ovenlng servicer nicv. j. rowHits, itcctor. J'lrvt Cliuixli of On M, Scientist llranch oftho Mother Church, Tho First Cliurcluuf Christ, Scientist, In lloston, Massl" Sunday service at 11 o'clock, Sub Jeot, "Ood." Wednesday evening meeting at nhlch testlmonlcH ot Christian Science honllug aro given, 7:30, All nro cordially Invited. Sunday school nt 10 o'clock. All under tho ago of 20 are welcome. Heading room In church edifice. 81 2 No. Onkdnle, open from 1:30 to 4:30 daily oxcopt Sundays and boll-diiyn. Flrt lhipll.st Tho live churoh with a eordjal wol come. Iff, .Mornlns; serrtco 11 o'cloolt. Ser mon, llev. Wfaley K, Smith. Tho morning sorvlco will clpso wlth the obiurvanre of tho Lord's Supper. UvenliiK service 7:30 o'clock. Ser mon, Itov. Mr. Wjlle. Kpoclal music nt both services. Sunday school 0:4ft n. m. Topic, "Our Hope, n Crucified, Ulson, Ah eouded and Coming Lord." 11. Y. P. U. 0:80. Subject, "What Is Concooratlon." Leader, I.oralne I.nwton, 1'iiM CInlMhui (Cor. 0th and Oakdnlu) Morning bormon 10:45. "Wist yo not that 1 must be about my Father' bualuoetfY" This U the third discourse on the hinder life. May it he a blusclng un to jou niul yours uet Sunday morn lug. TJto coming days of tho New Yoar may liavo much In store for ou. come and enter into the sonlco. The lllblo school meets nt 0:45 a. in. We want jour help. He with us on the first Lord's dny of tho New Yttar. Christian Kudsovor society has douu tkd boat work of its oxistuce In the year Jtbjt eloasd and you can 1 1 1 h k u this ooiuIhk year oven vreattr. MeotlnatH nt 0:30 oory Sunday e en lug In lecture room of tho church. Midweek nror meeting Thursday evening at T:30. Your vnounl chair dlstriNUOH ui. If it Is possible, will you try and remedy this, by your oou Kenliil prokouce. The past cur has bulled the mU- tho Now Year find you striving to accomplish much for your follow be ings that your cup may run over with heavenly blessings Ih our wish. Wo wish ono and all a very Happy New Year. IIAIMIY 13. TUCKKIt, Minister. Ttl VIVA w i i l -A-V V. V'jL J r i ,lhtlb KopriH Dibra BRBIA ,S Pnl 6o.S ) Kawsuli K vV-J-.ki. rfv-bstrovo X l - ' v--v- '- l r ANIATX v. -kt v r kC -4Kontol &"Wl Wen? S ?A Koran! H Kroshevo "JOhrida -jtonaj Udulcaria -, Trtclrtk Vi 7 ... u .ri rrum A I i . aft - . ScreS r chtnoOol Rdma . .- - r Doiram rREI Vlv. JAV p ijcnjitR"iVi .r i .invi at ib r t fir j- .. rtfm, 0fi ia 'i-vJJi ?3Saloniki AL .. tu fTTUYv".-a.&-"fc y- . - iH$CTr:rS-N Snlf DIS:t W..3 rinion ": . - SSTcA1!"- iX o'... s.SUlS . - J.'.n "GKpWVji I . - ". "n..hii V bS On the inep nliovo, Fi?. 1 f-Iiows wlicie the rcmiinnls of the Kerl inn army nro nml.iiii: n lust hIiiiuI ngniint the piiivuiii An-trinnn uu Allmn inn Hoil. Kijc. - Ihwk liow the Hul"iiriiin forces, ilnvim? down the 'nr dnr iillcy, lme swept Hit' Ilriliult mid Kreneli forecu out of Serbin nntl nrc now foieing t Iiimii to ret rent througli Greece to their nnwil bnso nt Buloiiiki. The allies' lino of retrent is shown by Fir. .'I, while Fi;r. 4 hIiohh trnnsportH of the nlhes anchored in the Gulf of Bulomki. (Cor. W. F. rivhli-nii Main nn (I Holly Sts Shields, Pastor.) Morning communion service nt 11 a, m. All members of tho church lire urged to bo present. Hcceptlon of members.. Special announcements. Suudny school at 10 n. m. Kindergarten at 11 a. m. Tho evening sorvlco Is a scrvlco of music nt 7:30. "Angel Sorenndo" by Hrnga, Mrs. Chlldors and Mr, Jnnos. Duet, selected, Dr. W. W. Howard and Miss Hess llrnn. "1'oom" by Flbleh, Mr. Carlton Janes. Solo, selected, Mrs. J. M. Under. Anthem, choir. Solo, "Tho Sweot Old Story" by West, Mrs. 13. K. Ooro. "Hloglo" by Mnssonet, Mr. George Andrews. Solo, "Hock of Ages," Miss McNns sar. All should hear tho evening ser vice nR tho above program Is excep tionally good, Sunday Conceit Program of phonograph concert to bo given at library Sundny, 5 to 6 p. in. Kveryono Is Invited: Two Larks," Losuhetlzky, piano so lo. Kllpah (n) If with nil your hoorls, tenor solo, Heed Miller; (b) Oh rest In tho Lord, contralto, Cllrlstluo Mil ler. Tnrnntello, harp solo. Wnltz Bong, Strauss, soprano solo, Allco Verlet. Avo Marin, Liszt, violin solo, Carl Flench. Hedouln Lovo Sang, bass solo, Ar thur Mlddloton. ' Perfect Day, llond, Metropolitan qunrtqt. pTTgrlni Chorus, Tannbauser NoalolGuprus. Herceuso from Jocolyn, Godard, so prano solo. Lead, Ilnilly Light, Motropolltnn nunrtet. ' Thou Dlvlno Sweet Kvonlng Star, Tsnnhnusor, cello solo. My Aln Countrle, contralto solo, ClirUthm Miller. Hungarian Hhnpsody. Liszt, band Abide With Me, duet with orches tra. Conceit h glvqn by cnurtoty of Miss Lacy and tho Pnlmor Piano Place. RUSSIAN MANEUVERS FOOL TEUTON FORCES P13THOOHAD, Dec. 31. A Chrlst- mas day boast of the Germans on tho Hlgn front lunde by means ot n bun ncr hoisted on tho trenches saying "Merry Christmas:, wo will bo In Hlgn Now Yenr'u Dny" wan answered by n raid ot Lettish fusiliers Christmas night In wltclh tmco companies of the Germnns wcro wiped out. Tho Lettls wcro nblo to trick tho Germnnn by a knowledge of tho Ger mnn language. After nightfall u company of Lettls gained tho rear of tho German trendies nnd fired n rocket Blgnul when their font was ac complished. A Itusslnn armored mo tor car then crossed tho trenches nnd opened flru on tho GcrmnnH. Tho Lettls In tho rear then yelled out In Gorman, "back, bade, tho Hussions aro coming." Thereupon tho Germnns foil back toward their supposed comrades who met them with rlflo fire. In tho con fusion fow of tho Germnns escaped. Occupying tho vacated trenches, tho Lettls singing "Tho Wncht on tho Hhlno" awaited tho approach of Ger man rclnforcomcnts. Tho unsuspect ing Gcrmnn reinforcements Joined In tho singing and wcro mown down from tho tronclies by mnchlno guns their comrades had loft behind. DANGER OF AUSTRIAN BREAK OVER VIENNA NEGRO BURNED AND SLAIN IN CABIN BATTLE Oscar Fudise n Cleveland, O . pa perhunger. has reduced It to O Fudne on bin wagon. v HLAKHLY, Ga , Dec. 31. Four nogroes wero shot and killed, two burned to dentil In a negro cabin, two white momoers of a posso seriously wounded anil sovernl otv.or whites slglhtly hurt In' a scries ot pitched battles nenr horo today growing out of the killing Inst night of Henry Vllloplgue, n plantation overseer, ac cording to reports received horo to night. Vllleplguo was shot from ambush. Ho had hnd troublo with Grandlzon Goolsby nnd his sons Mlko nnd Ulysses, negroes -who lived on nn ad joining plantation. According to tho Information reach ing here, Grandlzon Goolsby nnd nn unidentified nogro wero killed In a fight villi tho sheriff's pobso, nnd Grnndlzon's sons burned to death In a negro cabin. Hurly Hlghtowor and James Hurton, tho former a cousin of Grondlzon Goolsby woro said to havo been killed by a posso ot whito fnrmers aroused over tho death of their neighbor. WASHINGTON, Dec. .11. Danger of a break of diplomatic relations be tween tho United States nnd Austro Hungnry over the sinking of tho liner Ancona probably has been cleared away If tho official toxt ot Austria's reply to tho second Ameticnn note conforms to pross dlspntchei from London saying the. communication announces thnt tho submnrlno com mander who torpedoed tho steamer had been punished. The cabled press translation ot tb6 nolo reached Washington tonight too late to bo seen by high officials of tho government and n dispatch re ceived earlier In tho dny from Am bassador Ponflold merely said tho re ply hnd been hnnded him and gnvo no Intimation as to its nature. A pllo remedy tr. Is entirely dif ferent f i om anything else, used both oVtornnlly nnd lntornnlly, acting on tho blood ns well ns tho disease, n remedy without n superior. It is Merltol Pllo Hemcdy, mndo and guar anteed by tho American Drug and Press Association. Prlco $1.00. Agents, Hasklns Drug Store. Adv. -umr--CKQ.es r,m ryiHtHr. tnr. TODAY ONLY Btli r nlilA Cllr or TOW'.". Ijk Conntjr. rruk J. titwx rosin utb lUt bo ! ul ltr nt 1 1 Orui nf l J I li.-ucjr & In , il Ire tultr. In lb Cllr ( TlrJ.i. tuuntr tij Mil fuff..l. ml th M Hrm lll r tb .uu! f OSIl lltlNDIU.It HtIX.US f;r rai'b M nifjr raw tif Ctttrrh tht nutK't w vurrd lr tb U ut lUU't CIttU C'uir. iuam; j, cm xrv. Fwem t lfr mc 1 fiibwrltH.l I Is mr mmmk. IbU (lib U)r uf ll.fuil r. A 11 1SU .M. A. W. I.I.RSOV ulorr lubllr Iltll't r(.tth Cur l tln lil.rnUr '! et Jlrcilr un lb Ml tixl muiwi titn ut tbe O'tviu. brutl (if t.'IIUM-uUi, ""' r j cimsr.v co., tuijo, o. Bell l.j nil DrusiiUH, T.V. TV 11,11. I .mil l'lll fur rosiUritUn. With Medford trade rs Medford mart. JOHN A. JPERL UNDERTAKER luly AssUtnnt 28 S. IIAHTLUTT Phones M. 17 and I7J3 Ambuluuco herlc Coroner THE PAGF " MEDFORD'S LEADING Motion Picture Theatci TONIGHT A Splendid Program for New Year's Eve "Wasted Lives" Three-act Vltagrnph-llroadway Star feature, presenting Julia Swu)iie Gordon nnd Loo Da leny "The Danger of Being Lonesome" Two-act K-S.U1U). featuring Hy am Waslduiin mid Nell Cialg. "Her Last Flirtation" Thi. on act VttagrapU comedy Is corking .nui u .nodein version of the "Taming of the Shrew" lOMisu mmuy Tlio Luring l.ij;ht Versntllo Than'iouaer Player Florence LaBadie Star of the Famous Berlnl, Tho Mil lion Dollar Mstery, Supported by MIGNON ANDERSON and ller Mngiilfhciit t"oinp;my In The Price of Her Silence n exaulslte story of sentiment and adventure telling in four sensational arts theh unselfish devotion and Mf sacrifice of one sister for unother vS tar Theatre wimti; tiii: chowds go raHMi SUNDAY A Guaranteed Gold Rooster piny "Mary's Lamb" A flvo-part comedy drama featur ing Itiril.Mtl) CAItLK, supported by Mario Wayne. Wo also show tho PATHE NEWS tho world before your evea MONDAY "The Fighting Hope" A special fle reel Paramount picture TUESDAY "The Juggernaut" A picture never to be forgotten This Is the world's greatest railroad drama. Tho railroad wieck siene alouo cost sixty thousand dollars You can see It at the st.r fr i and 10t. TlIls)A. PASTRY COOKS USE f$a A " V'A (X 1 " i ! " :r-s h n it MiO Mil lllttafg' SfiSSL aking Powder y The palronsof our first class hotels and restaurants arc exact ing they demand the best. Women go where the pastry and cakes are noted for their excellence. Men arc attracted by hot bread and biscuits when fresli and moist and light. The pastry cook with a reputation uses K C Baking Powder because he knows tiiat results are certain; every time everything is as good as his best. Then, too, with K C Baking Powder he can mix the various kinds of baiter before the rush of the meal begins and bake as needed so that every order goes to the table fresh and hot, yet the last he bakes are just as good as ' 2 nrst. The reasons behind these reckons is tiiat n C Is really a blend of two baking powders. One commences to give off leavening gas as soon as moistened. The other requires both moisture and heat to make it active. Dough or batter will remain in a partially leavened condition for hours, and when put in the oven, will come up as light as if mixed a moment before. For cookies, pancakes," doughnuls and the like, which cannot all be baked at once, K C is indispensa ble. For all baking thedoublcraisc makes doubly certain. Mm a Follow the example of the professional cook anil your baking irlll lie ritual to his. SSSaiSSSSfrSBMCSiH VACCINE for Whooping Cough and Colds The most recent, effective and rational method of treat ing these diseases is by means of vaccine. Consult your fam ily physician about this new treatment. We carry a complete stocK Medford Pharmacy PHONE 10 t5$tf3&IK3&1HKi dVssB ( rauMOMHKJBfllH A Happy and Prosperous Year of 365 Days, Is the Wish of the ' Medford Roller Mills For every person in Southern Oregon. It' you haven't been using the products of our mill wo WISH you had, and it you do not use them you will "WISH .you had quality counts, and it is quality we put in every product. "ROGUE SPRAY" Flour stands for Quality wo make it from the hest bluestem wheat grown in the "Rogue River valley. MEDFORD ROLLER MILLS i 8 New Year Greeting's A .mi tt . ' , . mil i 1 1 - i n Aid . .,1 tlm ... .nlvl.,1. m OVER gg Vt:AnS UNDER QNt; MANAGFMfmt- X- 1 "-a .v