Medford mail tribune., February 04, 1916, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

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WASIlttCOTOX. Feb. l.-I'rvuMlenl
'WUton's pnpminraH atwmkinir tour
WW llcljeil by St'imtor Work, re
jiubHcflti, before the somite militnn
coinuiitli'o today while the si'iint-n-n
)irc(ntiiiir lii jtln l apportion
Optoni minis nrrmnjc amJ.unu men
who would spend two months u cir
iu military trniiiiii mul the loinnin '
lttr comlmtting the foir-es of nnttiic. '
"While tin piesidciit in iironeluii!,' j
h eloctriiiP of eUMteinent and fenr
ho fsnie, "mid i'iii and fcdeiiti ol-j
ffco of the country nro Mil tinned t
into vehicles to frighten the people
into nrepnrednets, I do not lirne.
fnlieli hope for coiniilenition of m '
plnns." I
'Simnlnr Smilfcuurv of Ilelawnre i
explained liin lull to (oiii)ieI i il mm- i
Vice employes to volunteer for mill i
tflry iliiry and his hill for the pur-1
tilinsn and deepening of the Delaware,
mul Chesapeake canal and the forti-t
flpiition of point on Delnwnie ha.
Sueli fortification, he urged, would
help pioteet tlip so-called itnl niea
eoiitniniinj munitions plants us far
west ns I'itMjuijr.
Sonator Siiullslinry, domocral of
Delaware, iIIkciihsIiik tho Philippine,
hill In tho sonalo declared Japan won
Ju'Rtlfled In fonrhiR whnt might lie
termed tho "wlilto peril."
Japan, ho snld, had demonstrated
In peace and war tho Injustice of
Implications of racial Inferiority.
Tho Tultcd Stnto. ho sold, Rhould
heop out of political ontaiiKlomcnU (
In tho Knr Kast.
Senator Stono domanded that tho
ponnto carry out tho pledges of the
democratic parly platform unquali
fiedly and pass a bill for Independ
ence that It will not ho In tho power
of a future president to withhold.
' Iloth tho Carko amendment and
tho pending Hitchcock amendment
provldo that tho piwldent may with
hold Independence to permit anothor
congress to eonslrter Its advisability
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Union Miihu-.iw i, ii' ted Jnpune-e uxi.t i , m s.m 1'r.uni-io the
diplomat, -md t . the nilu-st man l)"1"" '"''""' wrm "dinner..! Ait
, , , i , Simtli, the bo iiMutor, whoNc iienai
in Japan, i inteioxled in nxiatiou im , ... ,, . .. , ... ,, ..
1 Uuits thrilled thousands at the nin
woll ns pi-oniotinK n Rtcater foeiUliginn,ft.,,(.,'jl, exposition. The picture
of friendliness between the I'uitcd shown tho fnmnit viMilor chatting
States and liw count r.. During his with the aviator in his fiver.
r.H YOTtK. ft. I v .rnicii
lot thtir llw rnrly tui u . fire
whu-h dratrpyfit the li i Mm.
I'licimir Tt t 'J'P limit ink strprt.
Hrowkiyn. Mm. T!rf iduw of the
litrnidotit or tho German Siiviuks
bank, wnped, but tVo ul Iht dniigh-
1 ters were among lhoe who ponshed.
i Tin dfnd Htet Jln. Carelino Tap
nml .iinH Union Tiift, Hnunnh .
, Snnvle.v, (18 jenrs old. n coimiii of
Mrs. Ts: Jonnio Slehuian, n nurse,
I am! Annn Cain nml himu t'nin, scr-
. Mllltf.
J The fire in nltribhled to elective
' insulation of whtrt, Mt8 Cnrohne
Taj; was awakened by moke nbout &
o'clock this moniiug. llnlenintj to
the telephone, fho notified tho lire
department. As she tsnve the nd-
dics of her home to the operator
nt lire headipuulors, she said:
"I am beinu overotnne by smoke."
Miss Tape nided her mother to es-
I eajio tluouph u thlrd-Mory -window.
Apparently Mis Tag then went to the
I luoniH of lier biHler and the other oc
eupnnts to awaken them, and she,
I with the othors, rn$ trapped by the
l 1 lames and smoke wlueh filled the
Lull nml stairways, cutting off their
'"hieoiiR of exit.
Mms Cnioliue Tap was eiiRnRod lo
be mnnied rebrunrv IV Her father
was prominent in the tobacco indus
try as well as in hnnkiiiK and left nn
estate estiinnted nt 1.:i00.000.
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WASHIXOTOX. Peb I Iled Ad
mlral Victor lllue. chlof of the bureau
of navigation, declared to the house
naval committee today that h!lo tho
American nav) U "bettor off today
than ever." tho mot vital woaknesa
Is tdiortago of officers.
When Socrotary DanlalR took of f Ico 1
tho admiral wild, he wn faood by
that Mtuatlon and by the further
foot that the number untler training
at Annapaollii wa reduced ono half
that year from natural caiiM. Ky
offort to fill the academy had fail
ed, ho wild, and It wan necowmry for
pongreM to act
Tho onllst porionnel had been In
creased moie than nix thousand men
Inre Secretory Daniels took office,
Admiral Hluo said.
GERMANY STANDS PAT
(Contlnuod from page ono)
DAY IN CONGRESS i
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WASHIXOTOX, Feb. I Senate:
Itesumed debate on Philippine bill.
Lieutenant Governor KkIiIpiiiiiii of
nlifoinin pleaded for relief of oil
juospeotors before public lands com
mittee. Senator Thomas submitted u reso
lution (lunouni-iiift destruction of tho
Cauadiiin parliament bnildiiijc us "in
ceudiiirism." Senator Works nttnekud 1'rwident
Wilson's defenso onmptiin before tho
national militaiy eommlttpo.
Heiihc:
Indiiin nppropiintion lull uiidr dp
bate. floernor OoPllmls of the Panama
t'Miial anno told niipropriHtlous cin
tnittce the date of reopening the wa
terway still was MpeenUtito heeause
of slides.
Major General Scott, before mili
tary committee, and Kenr Admiral
Mine, befoic naval committee, testi
fied on national defense problems.
CANADA'S CAPITOL BURNS
three men are believed lo bo buiied
has not been icmovcd. Tho fire
stalled in the lciiilitiK room of the
house of common. Colonel Sherwood
ny thoie is nheolutcly no ground for
rumors that the fire wns incendiary.
WIliKs l.lttlc DalliitKeil
Tho central part of the main
building, ineludiiiy the chnmbera of
both the commons nud senate was
destroyed, but" the fnutt nud end
walla are tippnrontl in good shape,
though experts will have to detennitio
,thu struotural damnge. Iloth tho
oast and wost ends of the huildiu
nro little damaged, ith the exception
of tho roof nmi li floors. The tow
els were completely ruine'd, the sii-H-rhtriicturc
tailing with a crash, al
though the UMisnnry still stands.
"TIZ" EASES TIRED,
SORE, SWOLLEN FEET
Instant relief for aching', puffed-
tip, calloused feet and
corns.
Why ro llmplne around with achlnpr,
pulfedU fecU feet so tired, chafed,
oro and swollen ou can hanl
jour shoes on or off! Why don'
illy ge-t
nt 5 on
net a 23-crnt box of "TU" from tho
drug ttoro now and (hdilcn )our tor
tured feett
"TU" make your feci low lth com
fort; takes down swelling and draws
the sorcneM and inifery right out of
feet tlint chafe, smart and Isirn. "Tl"
Instantly stops )ln In (ems, enlloiisvs
and bunions. "TU" Is glorious for
tliisl, aching, sorn !oct o more shoe
tlghtneia no mere foot torture
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(Continued Irom pago ono
Itornstorff would offer a posslbls
basis of settlomont. llowovor, he
made no offort to conceal the gravity
of tho situation and wan most ex
pllolt In his statements that Ger
many had reached the limit of con
eosslons and under no circumstaneos
would concode tho Illegally of her
submarine campaign In the war aroo.
Limit lit niemMiIp
"The government Is willing to do
vory thing In Us powor, and has done
everything in Its power, to moet
American wishes." he said, "but thoro
are limits beyond whlBh oven friend
shin snane.
"I do not understand America's '
course. We had thought tho siibma-1
rlno Issue and the I.usltanU nuestlon
on the way to arrangement- had
agreed to pay indemnity and all that
when the Unltod States suddentj
made Its now demands, which It Is
impossible for us to accept. j
"You must not push your demands ,
too far. You must not attempt to
Humiliate Germany." '
J)r. Wmworman left no doubt that
the whole crisis eontered on f t
tarr Uftsjng' dewand that CerOanj
disavow the slNkUg of the I.usltanla
ag sh wt contrary to International
law. o
member, of the house, sHctiitors in
the gller, uml nttciiduuli tied in
panic for windows, doors or tiie es
fhpos. So swift was the nish of the
flames that many narrowly eeaped.
One of the not ntuhbom fights of
the whole fin was that made lo sine
the libroiy building, which was one
of the most beautitul on the conti
nent, HUil the fight was successful.
While the tire burned the jwihsase
from the residing roots up to the
walls of the library, its prog i ess was
stajed III ic. Xo damage was done
to the building, but eunidfinhlc In
to the books, )iartjeulnilv thn-t
which were m the buseiueul, w.i
caused by water.
Morning did uot reveal au .i- i
allies other than thos lepoitnl i t
night. Mine. Itruy and Mmr Mnui
of (Jiiebe", who were caught m l -'
foctel ui n nMHn. nud I lie thr i u 1 1
who nro thought to be burn ! n'"1' '
fifteen feet of debris, eonin t
llts. The were euughl whin . t l
ret nt the noith side nt tin li uhl i .
fell. As et the ilebn- whn. t
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Maifirnify! Thi k
Werri if Wirei$
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A New
Method
of Baking
Cakes
Mrs. Nevada Briggs, the baking expert, says:
"Thsre U jaat ona way to make youreakes rl lilgli and evenly
givs lbm tinis to rUo beforo a sruit it XormisJ ami Ida lmtter U
luTi(Hi by cooking "
"If using a ir. gasoline or ollstov, light your oven when yeu put
the cake In and keeo the flame low until the cake ha doubled In bull;
then increase the beat until it U evenly browned and will riK)nd to
the preuurS of tbe Hflger. If uetng a coal or wood range, lave tlm
uvea Uoor open until tbe rake i In) then turn on tho ilraf uand by
ths time the oven U at. baking teniierature, the oake will have
ratted eutAelently."
For rich, moist, feathery cnko Mrs. Briggs nhvnys recommonda
1 Baking Powder
It is double acting and sustains tho misc.
You can open and tloso the oven door, turn the
tin around in tho oven or do anything else
necessary, without any danger of malting the
cake fall.
Try your favorite cake noxt time with K C Dableg
Powder and see how mueh hiuhor it will ns. Make it
just as you aiwuyu do. with the smno quantity of baking
powder While K C I s loss expensive ihtn the old fusli
toned baking powders, it has evon greater luuvciunc
etrcngth and It is guaranteed puro ami healthful.
Try a can and be convinced
CO
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Il 1$ written Into I fe's expectations that
motherhood is the ono subliuio accom-
r M.mf nt. n d If
tli r.- u anttlilnr, no
matter nvr ilniple,
Iiow nppare .!!) tritut
It may ceni, If It tan
of I. help, oubt or lo
nr war comfort the
cipntint mother. It in
n Qckfn;. And sorh
U a remeitr caltal
MotherM Prlend'
cm firplt over Ihe
ttnm'tli muwtes. It It
ee'it'y ruhbeil on lis)
surface, aod Blilrj
lis iihiwIm nllant -
' this re'tCTCS the strain on hrnnenU, uaturat
Susctal communleation oi pr0acu. Die miml has cone ti.roub a p-
Medford Lags o- i '" lhU ltM ,llriDqllwH(rlll( ,,, upon the
k a A aa 'aIaid .ill a. k, aah
V M M. cordially luriioo io r u .a7w Hon,.'
present
A N HILDEBXND. Sec
I friend Ak your neerrrt druilt (or a
UrfUe of tide uplemlld rnunlr He will rrt
1 II for )ihj. And tl write tu Ilradflelil tlr.
' nUtur e-iv W I uniar lil.lr Ml ints. f i,
t fur a In it uterr-l ? I"k t if runt ,
I . rrvnf' l f. i . .! i If 1 1. i l(
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TRJfWEL THlf BRIGtt "WAYJIft
JML WHITE 1
ShoeiDlisiies l
if IjPPLF3
KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT
Until Cottolene was offered, people thought and
rightly that most fried foods were greasy, indigest
ible and unhealthful. But Cottolene was quickly
found to be a frying aid which actually made foods
better tasting and better to eat
None of the good flavor of the food is allowed to
escape; the cooking process is rightly finished and
the digestibility of the food is retained along with
tempting taste.
It is this natural quality of Cottolene which also makes it so
superior for pies, pastry, biscuits, cakes and all shortened foods.
Try Cottolene order a small pail from your grocer. Then
arrange with him for a regular supply.
Write to our General Offices, Chicago, for a frco
copy of our real cook book "HOME HELPS."
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You itav6r enn toll till you hnvu tried it, might, well bo applied to
Nurmfs
Butter-Nut Bread
You may hear about the purity, the appetizing appearance tho
tlclieioiiH different tnsle and tho satisfying goodness of Buttcr-
Nutr-Hut it takes a trial loaf lo show how worthy it is Of a place
on your table,,
Wo also make Uyo Dread with and without caraway seeds. It'a
woll worth trying. "For salo ovorywhoro-fresh daily.
Nurmi Baking Co.
Makers of Butier-Nut, Pan-Dandy and Nurmi 's Wye.
A Word of Appreciation
Today marks the close of our second year of
business association with the people of Med-
ford, -and we wish to express our sincere ap
preciation for the co-operation and support,
we have received.
Theo policy of the store will continue the
same and we will always endeavor to give
our patrons the best in quality and service
unexcelled
MARSH & BENNETT
GROCERS
2nd Door East of First National Bank. Phone 252
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