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PAYM fX
ALLIES CONFEff
10 PUT F
GREATEST FORK
J.OXDOX. Feb. 1."i. A senernl eon.
forrgice of th allies in l'nni to con
ldt nil political nnd atnatPglenl an
peel of the war i l he held, An
nouiieomPiit to this eVeet wm made
in the bona? of eomnoms today by
I'reniiee Awiiitii.
'The vf Slier lntc.?lhnt tho Mtn-
'ti.ni if trie ttvitmh force in Mewi
t)ui, which Iimk ln rhu
qivrMnm to thV Nifthah pnblir, had-
wuvo,o Materially and that Oeiural
Townhnd, vtWf araiv i Mirrnutifl.
d br th Turk ut Kut-rl-Aroar. u
Vwhiiinr It own.
Thr premier thought there ns rv
rv ground for hoping th- fnre of
Uer.il Townwlirmi and fltnrrnl A.vl
hwr, commander of the ilief e-di
hmi, iniftht unite, n1 thnl nnythitiK
in the nature of a fcriou British
ehcek might In- averted.
He announced that the. government
was now taking a lock of it 11 its muni
tion, men, finance; iiiitl iniliiHtriul
re.cnei no an to lie in a Miition to
put forth iU maximum Nttcnittli.
BIG BA1TLESHIP
MIlLADKld'HIA, IVb. 1.'. Quick
woik by Hftiliin on the Imttleahip
North' Dakota nt the IMiilndelplui
nny yanl avcd the whip from 'cri
ou damage by fire lnn( night. They
jumped from tho bunk nt the notiit!
of the fire nlnnn nnd itin;(.ilieU .1
Might blnzu in tlio engine room in
about three minutcN. Tliu fire wan
htnrted by the blowout of it fuo in 11
dytmmo. Oil caught fire mid ignite 1
woodwork.
DIG BUSINESS GIVEN HEARING
(Continued tiom i.2i one
urged during- Hoosevclt' ndtniniittru
tui" the bitter iuvcatigntcd bix ree
ord nnd refined to mime hiiu. Hit
ronfirmution wua uuHiieceiwfully
fxisbt by the progreaaixca in the nun-
ntv,
Cnno of Von Itavniiter
When Willi Vnn Dovnnter w"
nominated hy Tuft to the wupreuie
court, again objoetion wad made by
labor union nnd reproecntativoai of
the eiiile Mtid again inilormimenU
Slowed in Irom big oorjMiration in-d-rot.
And again the proeidont re
filled to make publie the indorse
ment. Van Dovanter wa a pvotto
of the nenatore from Wyoming War
ton Hud Clark. Tbt) littler, it will be
noted, it one of the oponents of the
llraudcM npwiiulmeut. Van Devun
ter wan city attorney of fhevenne,
nd Inter ehief jnatiee of the Wyom
ing Riipivme eourt. Through lb in
fluent e of the Wyoming senator be
wait apMintel during MoKinley'a nd
minutratioti an MNiitnnt attorney
Iteiicral am) aligned 1o the intcii-ii
ilemrtHieut, which ha junmln l' i
oer the publie luntU.
During: Iohk poriod of yenrt, whtn
Ihi' publie landu imaned from the
ownerxhip of the I'mted B tut ex int.
the liamU of lrie oor)oratiouK, tl'
firm with wklek Vrh IX'wnter w.i-.
ronneeted Iaey mid Van feunter
- reprettented mnny of thpe eoqwr
tttionx. The Union i'neitie rtulii:nt
h the firtu'N larveot client and
niiii'h of the tinu's hiiHiiit'Mi out-nle
of Iunl eoKtn, , fihtiliK' il(niit;e
t-iiitH brtmtfht by enipltiyes and others
injured oh the road,
HrjanV .tnuKAtlon.
fH Kovewber ft. 101 1, William .1.
Ilry.in asKerlcl that Van P.-v anter
rai appoititetl by I'rehideut Tuft be
eaiihe of Id?, Known bias in faor ot
igrixirate interest1. "Jmlce Van Pe-
lunter," IJr'in nkheited, "m the mini
who gave a deeiHion Kivin' to the
luion I'neifie ruilnmd laud ailing tlie
nght of wy auxMiutin? in vahie to
militouH of doliar. He is the judt
who held that two railroad ntiuun
jmmllel to tweb other for 'J(K)J) niilf-
ware wot eotnut'tiiijj lim, one of thci
roada Win tli L'niou 1'aeit'ie rontl "
I Wkeu irhlon Illney, ekan.ellorT
htt the oourt of upjHalM of New Jt-r j
oy, wan utnuinatt-tl by Taft to tht
miprtwie eourt, labor organisation!
$ououu!d the amtoiQtioeat votoroui.-
'U; They brouht out the faet thut
"Tltnuy had ruled at, a judge that it
fi.jlleenl for trade mtiouutU to
tajmpjoy teaeeful pn-ketma; ami other
JuoJi tuMiaurei) if tlnv inttrfertkl with
.tio busilienH of tlie employer, but ot-
viUiHtnudtiiK this, he wuta venfinaotl.
' 'I lioae co alt airier rivui that ot
JlrnndcM. in the faet thut there r
jio labor orvanuati.tr, proteatiiwj
.ncniitat the ltranden. aioiatuuut.
but, on tho other bun.' it i the hsy
nindiuiory tiutt i"t i enttitie
of tio Imid-H'ohWJ'' hiIm.hU whieh
Avoro fniuoiw i ', " mrw-Miu-chot
nll'dir. Olid biic(Siiiinf7j, Ktner
nllv which oppose- - nin, ,ii .
of. (he Ilohton lmii.
ORTH
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ADDRESSES
PARLIAMENT IN
THRU SREECH;
LONDON. Feb. I ft- I'lirlmnwnl
nOwembled toda.Q .'iii Oeorire in
liki apeeeh from tho thneo aaid:
".My Lord nnd Oentlemen: It ha
been n( duty ff Minito'n you -tfiiv
n afiort rwefru t iwiew your diiihef
ntionx. The fmt of ni nllie ni!
lay eote, v, lire united in lliei eon
fllel b eer-.'rentheninjr tiea of
.ytuintliv nnj .udeiViamlitid, remninx
ateadfiift At the renolve to mhuc rep.
)ind uiijii.lifiiill out rage, and effeet-j
nul f..iffj(iiai,U for nil nation nxnlnal
th- MgttreMHmn of n p4r which mi
taVrn force for right and expediency
for honor.
"With ji prond Jind grateful eoofi
tlciire I look to the courage, tenacity
ami MHouree of my nary nnd nrmy,
on whom we dciteml wnjthilv to iwr-
form our pa it la the uttuinnient o.f
tliit goal.
"Omtletnen of the hoimf of cone
niena: Vou will be noked to make du
tinaneial iromion lor the conduct of
the war. Mv Inula ami jtetitlcnifii,
the only mcatuicn whieh will be Hub
niitted to you are mieli a, in the
0ininn of my nthixerH, lentl to tho
attainment of our common object. I
confidently commend them to oiir
patriotiani and loynllyf and I pray
that the Almijjhtv will nie I lit. bltmn
iiij to your couiiuvIh."
Fourth Street Mission
JU'V. Aniott Duluiff will apoak on
Tueaday eventim at 7:30 p. in. Itev.
amlth, of the Kree Methodlat dnirch,
will apeak Wednesday eve. Itev. Kd
ward Hunter, will apeak Thiii-aday
cTenliiK, Hev. Kamulier of the C'ou
ereKatloual church will apeak on Fri
day evenliiK. MUa Jennie Ilathuay
will rpoak on Saturday evenliiK, and
KELLY POOL Intermission
Al'rOTCHA GOMTaI I fo VE LAW' 6AKE GeToNnA! TS I I SQUARE JoeJE'rW T(M I ioto A
ORDER AKJV PAT CROWD TJOWTi CRABc iiPeT fC- 1ST FILL MVPlPe LOHD-C -1 -M
TH.rJG? YboVE W NUFRfJ BUT 1 j PART OP WS X w(f0 MOTHER. $
BCCfJ FlFTCtFM 5MOK AT J A& yj, GAHZ C THE poT- Alrj'T STJeA-
M.MVJTM TALKIE TOVO 'MCCYJ lMY-WH0 SOCIAL END PERiT.T.OUS JwMvfwHWfl)
ABOUT THAT V Y iaoUOtT l"T I imAep wajV BUT - - JA SET TftlS
BRAMo op j i ' TinTi1V r- some wowV Vli-L-rC mieoo
"m!mm& wiSMmlnmx w iilii'liWJHMWMmBM
UI'lltMUfki ; , i-n ) II.
Lift the lid on the sunshine tucked in a tin of "Tux"
and you'll make a crowd of good fellows feel happy 'and
jolly as a bunch of boys when school's out.
c. a, nwioc
Famous Newspaper Cartoonist
"TuxtJo has gll Ovt (3J
qualities I hrnl hope! fvr am!
tnany more ihua I had txptcttd.
Atanijjjif my ftlha wtoJfrs
ogrPuith mt."
otf.dffc'Jitjp.
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mDFORn matt, TrfTP.fvr.
KNIGHTSOFPYTHIAS
L
AJ PAGE THEATRE
In addition to the Kniiiht of I'yth
in a filmx and other yomlwent feat
ure i(t the Allen motion picture at
the I'oge aed?eidnv and Tburnday
there are aetSal eene8whieh will le
of interest to the oehnrdiHt n will
nt the general public. A auMii H4ene
Nl'owinjf c"i idge potx (not Arthur
I'errj'H) in full IdaKt in one, and an
other i a fi.ln nhowinn "l'eerlefM
Van, 'he Paramount Dear I'ncfr,"
featuriiiB Dint welt-known matinee
hero, Mr. Frank Uanea.
Thoxe intereatetl in the work of the
connty (KitbolotrUl ulnmltl not over
look "Lucky Jhn'a" atlventure with
the peach blight germ .hiiwiiiR lullv
developed peciineus of the bacillu
whieh haa crcntod'auch hnyoc among
the imnnheM in the erawliah palacea
of l'ortlnnd.
It Nhottbl nhto be bni-ne in mind that
the early aceuea in .)ackou county
arc photographetl from actual origin,
nla, atill in existence, n. for instance,
the old More of wixtv yeai ago,
which atill Im in alock nnd for xne
the hoops ami other wicnl K"i't'ciiti
worn by the 'wrfnnnern.
the jouiik littllea' quartette will aim;,
llro, Hatch will Mpeak .Sunday morn
ing nt 1 1 o'clock. Sunday evening
Itev. KortrldKo will preach tho 12tli,
of a ierle.1 of lormuuK which ho la
delivering at the Mleslon on the
Hooks of flmt and ftccond KIiik
Huuday school at IU a. pi.
A boys and glrU choir lias liotii or
KniiDcd and Is dolor, Kood work.
Come ami see.
Why Hmofto Itlt flgars
When l.n flnndns are nnlv 10c
The
CRATER
A HUM
To imitate perfection is :i largc-simi job utul that's just why
(here never has been a successful imitation of Tuxedo tobacco. The
invention of the original " Tuxedo Process" rijjht away put Tuxedo
in a class by itself -and kept it there.
That famous process makes Tuxedo the mildest, mellowest,
ivholcsomesr. pleasantest smoke on earth, without the faintest trace
of bite in a million pipefuls. o .
Try Tuxedo for a week aiul you'll smoke it for the-restof your life.
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YOU CAN BUY TOXEO EVERYWHERE?
Convenient, glnssino wrapped, tt Famotu Kreentin with go(tJ 1 Ap
moisturo-prof pouch . , , J1 lettering, curved to fit pocket 1 UC
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vftnfrotm. ogi-;noN.
ROSEBURG
I
WINSCHAMPIONSHIP
IN BASKET BALL
, ly 1.. S. IlKVfeRmob
j KiMburfr high Kctiool team i tb
champion of wnithern Oregon, taMny
iahiantl to two inglorimiH nnd tlecta
ive dflfffttM Monday. The firat gai
etidad HH-ll and lll second '23-M.
SUdi'ord whh never hoateu as badly
o tint, but nifte jwiutn epa rating
our seort-M in both games.
Ho the pennant htiw of Ashland
have taken the same Wad that MtHl
ford's took, and no longer j'an they
poiiA the fingeif of deriaiou towards
Medfonl. On Saturdav. night they
played Doseburg nl that city on a
regulation Door nnd were -outrdly
trounced, .'l.'l-ll. Wtten here, Woe-
tl..V ,ni,l Kiev .-n..),! .lef,.,,. Ilml lnm
by a triple score on nnv basketball j"""1,
field, but when thev p1ncd on a ci-1 ""'I' li -p Hi" nmc defense
gar box lid they could' hardly tell!11'"' Dewey Im played at O. A. ('.,
where the game would go. Ashland by w,l(,,c ' Wli originated.
sheer luck and tho advantage of a 'i''" l'ortlnnd center is a wizard nt
'small field wbieli ineented the linr baskets. Some of hi nIioIs are
liiorthjrnora from showing their speed
ami tenm work, won
In the sacnnil gnmi (oohurg toy.
cd with Ashland, ninnimr tin a scoie
Ini-He enough to win and then held the
Asliland team nt a safe distance.
Corniwring the scores, Medford has a lu 'K Koil,K "Ktiinait a man of riue
shado tho best of it, as we never nl-1 l'i,M gcnernlship, n center who is al
lowed a double Heore, being beaten by ' wn' '" "io game, but who docs no
only nine points, while A-lilaml in itsiimccessiuy work. There is one weak
first game lost bv u triple scoie, orblN,f ' ''' w"k ami that is he is
twenty-two points. In the necond easily worried if his opponent stays
game 'thev lost bv nine ooints. Tho!""""" "" This Medford must do.
advantage is small and Ashland will!
do all in its power to eoine back and .
smash Medford.
,.
NOTK'K i
Products Medfonl North Main nnd
West Motlford register now at the
.MnllTrlbune office. '
Perfect Tobacco for Pipe and
ggHUHjlji ttkV
In Till llumLkti. JOf and Sl. In Clou llumiJort,
O THE AMERICA TOBACCO COMPANY
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FRANKLIN GAME
WEDNESDAY EVE.
STARTS AT 8:15
The Franklin game with Medford
high tomorrow evening will not start
until 81 ft p, m. This gives an oppor
tunity tojr both tho revival nnd the
games to he held in the Natatorhun.
Evangelist ilathis mtl the high school
people more than half way, offering
to begin services so as to end nt S
p. m.
The game itself should be a hum
mer nnd the fastest yet daycd, as
Franklin docs not rely on weiglit, but
on soeed. This the case with Mud.
i , rPll, Wli,,i B1 . ,lH.
.,.,,, , ....
! l'h h ln('nl" 'V(,rnl l,ol"'ns
'l"Womenul and border on the impo-
Kioio. no is a insi, eienu pmyer
who wears his opponent down by
sheer speed, llrnndon may ulnv
'"gui'Md liim nd would be the logienl
I choice if ho had moie experience, ns
Drown nt forward is the star in
l'ttloiul. Those who have seen him
PW '-" Ii a second Hudv Hehola.
Ceitainly he is ns swift, having the
same ability to dodge his man or
throwing over ami then tossing the
basket from it crouching position. He
never quits, lie is never still. Fut
Cigarette
50c i? 90c
fKf
V '"' I
IB'
jiUlui
.Utfll
ia. win
nnd a Uralww flgwtef. so far he has
bee the bnffaeo U all hi gnanls.
Ifewrr has a sinVtitnte. Hrhillen
herger by name, wla is a genius for
team spirit.
Tile game may he going against
Franklin and then this bird will go in
with his peculiar war cry, something
happens, every Portland bov feels the
erne electric shock, the team lie
comes a whirlwind and basket after
basket is tossed. Schilly would be
the all-star forward if he had the
stamina and strength to stay, knt he
Is good only for five or ten minutes.
This keeps him off the team.
The I'hnmix girls will play against
Die Medford girls' team in the hope
of tieiitg the locals. The last time
Medford beat them Iwdly. This game
will he held on Friday evening.
On Wednesday iu?it the Jackson
ville girl will pit their skill against
onr team nnd mnnv predict that we
(will lose onr long chain of victories.
DIED
, 1 1 ask Ins.
Mrs. Arilo li. llasklns, wife of
Newton llasklns, who lived most of
bar life at Sterling, tiled at Miranda,
Cat, January 12. Decoased'H maiden
name was Arzle. Ksthor SaltmarAh.
Sho was born near l.olmnon, I. Inn
county, Oregon, April 2, 1859, being
r.7 years 9 mouths and 10 days of
ago at tho time of her dentil. She
leavos to mourn her loss ,hur husband,
four children, Wallace K. Hawkins,
.Mrs. Isralona M. Swett. Oren llas
klns and Mrs Christina Morey, bo
sides one brother utul n sliter, liv
ing In nekton county.
How's This?
WV offrr Oiw llnmlnMt pn)liir llrwurJ fnr llj
raw u( t'lrrl IImI ,iiiki W iur.nl If llill'a
INUrtb I'urr
I'. J IIIKNKV & CO.. TuMo, O.
W'r. tlie tiiuli nlinml. Iimr known V. 1.
Chin. r rr th.- Il .a nr mill tn'lh-tr bint
lrfrctlf iMrtHirabl In i II ImiIhm lraiwrllgt
i W l)Mn. I.lly iU to mrrjr nut nr Ull(tluiM
i Xi Jv lijr liU Hrtii
.T hank ok roMMKnci:.
I 1..I.0.I, Ohio.
I I!ill filfirrli rnri It I krn Inlirmllr rtlns
llrv. lir m-m lb.' bl'-l ut. I mu.-oua urfan or
CIm. kfllriu T.-"tlti'rfiloU c.l fr"" l'rk VI
!nl r bolllr. K.I.I l.jr all. OruinUI.
Tnko Hull) Tamil I'lIU fur ciatlpatbKii
By BRIGGS
j77&'.
MOTHER! DON'T TAKE
IF CHILD'S
TONGUE 15 COATED
If 7o., IVtcrMi, Sltk, Illlloin,
(lean Utile l.ler anil ItoncLs.
A laxative today eaves a slek child
tomorrow. Children simply will not
take the time from play to empty
tfiVilr bowels, which lioeomo clogged
up with waste, liver gets sluggish,
stomach sour.
Look at the tonguo, Mothor! If
coated or your child Is listless, cross,
fovorlsli, breath bad. rostloas, doesn't
eat heartily, full of cold or has soro
throat or any other children's ail
ment, gtvo a teaspoontul of "Califor
nia Syrup of Flga," thon don't wor
ry, because It Is perfectly harmless,
and In a few hours all this constipa
tion poison, sour bile nnd fermenting
waste will gently movo out of tho
bowels, tind you have n well, playful
child aculn. A thorough "lnsldo
cleansing" is oftlmcs all that Is nec-
ossnry. It should bo tho first treat
ment given in any sickness.
llownro of counterfeit fig syrups.
Ask your druggist for a CO-cont bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs."
which has full directions for babies,
chlldien of all nges and for grown
ups plainly printed on tho bottle.
Look carerulty and see thnl It Is matin
by tho "California Fig Syrup Com
pany." -Adv.
itt.vcs, liitooeiucs
NKCKiaCKS, HltACKIiKTH
"v -''
and other baubles that dainty wom
en love nrc Included In our up-to-date
nsEortmont. Hor birth stone? Ycb,
we havo that, and his, too.
If Now York hns anything on us
whon It coinoB to Jewelry wo want
to know It. Want to look?
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