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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (March 10, 1916)
lA i ,k W, M I. I. a vnv, mam . ,t .., .,.J.-!J..T,T1 rfr.. - r- . iff-fff-'offfy MMUjruintsi., mwonu. auit.(i. vuwys Mf?Mf in. join COMMITTEE 10 DRAFT LEGISLATION FOR STATE AID BRTIS WARSHIPS SUNK BY MINES LOST 45 OF CREWS SAt.KAf, Oro, MarMi 10 -Mint Hon, Drnlnnico ami Iturnl CrodlU I n,,uo-iJJt ileIroycr Cwinc-tle Ami enferenwi hro todftr dcldol to ' rI," bant 11 hv hum nwit nnmp eemmllteo fr tho pttrpomj of drnttliiK nmcndmonlH to tlio ntnto constitution to nlt In tho agricul tural dovolopmcnt of tlio atnto. Tho dologatcii Joft It to tho chair man to nnmo a rommlltoo of throo to draft nn Irrigation and drainage amendment. Tho commlttwj will do- tcrmlno whether to c all for a ntalo guarantee of bonds iKKUcd by private reclamation troJectn or whnlhcr Home other manner of aid should bo provided. Under a resolution, Introduced by A. R. Sliumaky of tho FarmerV un ion, and adoptod by tho conference, a commltteo wan named to draw up an amendment providing for ntnto aid of rural credits by bonding. C. E Sponce. J. I). Ilrown and T. II. Hur chard wcro appointed on this com nitttoe. Tho conference then ad- Joudern to meet at tho call of tho commltteo. by ntrikitig Hiintm, it offieklly nntioiuiocil tiiM nTlernooti. The ffiliil mititniiK'ompfil m.vm tlio number or cnmmltiiw In roniitw- trm Irrr In Irrc, Ht ( in ntnit (lie hrmn Hh frfmiH, Thrv t"k tit am inmn H ttmnt. rc'tinir n rafcfllff fir mi lh nrmn Thi HH nirt fart 1fl, tm tnv nnrni inmmed th f nn in Ihrlr Mifhifti " (JcnmifH Aif, OmmiiiiI y mty nffrftoM rtrtmttjr the whrf wwmI wim In (tip haftd of the r'rriicli. Tlin 0VfMMH, hotter, ?r-jmri-d mwlhw oMlrniffbt. While tr wre wrfF living Rfttbwri liohiml Mill Xo. '100, nftltlrrr tiro wan con- SUBMARINE SIS LINER L00ISANE IS and flu ft hlh(hi rrt thnl hn htm maw wnw th prtwwei of a hnnHI rrnfl ffl fthrt prt of thr! Ffwfc wnt. Atmwm "Wppm GREW S D 1'AKfS, Atflrfh 10. A Hathm ilia- Miitmtcd on til1 revenw knm af.tmU'li from linrrn the Kronen (Joww Hill to iKtml (bff IrfHifrtntT P ! "' tMhH (ynnn -MNk lust f Pronh oport. i nittlit at 11 v'ulifnh, AH the rrew were Tho (lennnn atlnck tipjrAH Ht ilMk. nod. No pHsnenger wen? aboMnl. The fiKlitluir Innfcd intcnuiUfntlv nil It wits prcmmuxl tlmt the rnol wh nlxlit nnil miwt of Tlinrdnr. Tho mink liv the Niime miliiiinrint' Hint linn Uon with Ifio fllnWtifr of the wanihliw'ObrmdilK wlcflilily Unit Kroiiinl until nt 'een operntinir nlonu the roiiKt bo wa forty-five. j night fnll of vrHcrctar ibv retninwl n ...... .. -- inu Miatomont IoIIoh-ji: Unro footinsr in the wood. fwwn ioUfnr i.ml llnre. nnd Weh IflfpWwrf the UtmHtHf. Tfw f,Hmi fml m tMk w f)rleAn, fffnVfi wrt hc lft on Prti- I ...... I ...l.i..- W.al tMi. A Frhmnrv 17 ah lithit ft ffK o. worrtV wiaoV nCiton of u Wwi ilowinn 6nr. Thf tiwfI itir Nrtlt In "hw Jiemtmneo. 1 IPii.'. lit DttnWrk nntl ownnl f Hie Cnmirni4 flpflPrnle TfUnn-AI-lanlnne. 9h waa of ,'lrtf) toiw gm, wn ;i78 fpel Utng Ami 17 rVl benrn. Mhe hml howi for mnny ywim emrAireil in trAna-Atlnntie nfiMrtiwr iHrTie( motlly to jwrl in I'ip Oltlf of MpxHw. Ns fntlher iletHlhi of the Iom4 of the nWif'Tftve baen K'vo ouf. ., " FnifltKtt fhrtnnol brlwrfn Muloirnr -y ( H PfKltL Xretl F'nto Why flmofeo lift (Ji;nM When U fJondai are on(y lOo. 'The iilliiHum in the nlioveiHiiimli'li to a utibinnrine oporatinp nlonjr the I vorablo, so far, Diamond nnn went to tho Griffin rok dlttrUt on Wmliiowi today. K. V. Outlirlo, of tho HI Dorado I orhard, trarietrTjUslnei In Med ford today. C..A. Nfyors, nn orohardlfit of this Ulstrirt. did busing In Mcilford to day. He reports conditions very fa- "Tlin l.r..n.1l...nl .1...,.., '" ueUo, I.leiitennnt Vero Seymour, K. ,K. II., in oommnnd, and Ht M. tor pedo bout Xu. 11, I.ieutniiunt John A. T. Lcfjli, II. N., Imve Htrnck mlnos off the enst const and sunk. The ortsu nltieH wern: "Co(iiotte An officer nml twon- ty-ono men. "Torjicdo boat Thrco officers and twenty men." INVASION OF MEXICO ORDERED (Continued trom pngo ana lion expiOHhcd Krnlificiilion thai it lind been taken. There ih no hikii ot dissciiNiun. Cabinet Aptom on Action At the cabinet tieotiiitf tlio di.scim hion of the nitiinfjon wiik brief and (o the point. .'i'lio enhinct unnni- tnoiiNly ngrco.1 that tho only tiling to do wqh to rfcnd troopfl. Pro.Hld'Mit Wilwbn took tlio Hnuio position and at onoo iiiHtrueteil Kce retnry linker to iwmo tho ncconKtiry nrilctx. Ho nlnn instructed Keero Inry LiiiiHinu; to infonu flencrul Cnr innr.il of tho attitude of the Ameri can government. I.oudorH of hotli Iiousoh of eon pross were immediately notified from Hie white Iioiiku of tho prcHidcnt'H liclion. Thuv tipproved hia eourwe. Ileforc deeidiur, flniilly to miiiii tho troops utter Villa, tho prcHidcut eon ferrud over tho telephone with Chair man Htouo of tho hciiiiIo foreiun re latioim uommittee, who told him he believed tho bciitiment of congrcHA would Bolidly support Ins nction. It was uonsidored poHsible Hint within n few dnyrt Tresiduiit Wilson might go boforu congress to renito tho eno of nuts by Villa which led up to tlio ordering of troops to ef. feet his capture. Tho president do siros to move with tho entire co-operation of collisions. l'rcldeiit AutliorlMHl When tho Atlantic fleet went to Vera Cnir. in 101-1, congress, nt tint president's request, passed n resolu tion autliorlzing him to uho tho arm ed I'oreos of tho United States, such notion is considered unnecessary in the proM'nt hitttution. Tho adminis tration holds tho president is fully vested by tho constitution to repel invasion. Applaiikc greeted n statement in tho house Hint troops bo bent aoioss tho border. "The itou'nunonl fchould take this matter in hand at once," said Ilep rosentativo Smith of Texas, "hend tmoM after tho nsvasMins and pur btio them until they nro eaplun-il. They should be hruiiKht back slue or dond. If they bio OHptnred nhvo thoy should he brought to ('idumbiiM uiul Imnj-tHl. I would put no limit on the number of milt, our troot might have to go into .Mexico to do this. To C'arrauzo I would say that wo aro only doinn our duty." Sheldon Popular Ilunjamiu ('. Sheldon, vho Iuik an nouuued himself ns eaudidiilo for reprosuntatlve from Jaokvon county on tho rcHiblicH tieket. is a mail fully competent to fill tho position. He is well known, having lived in the oouuty for number of year, and hut alway worked for the best inlor eatti of southern Oregon. Mr, ShoJ tloii idiould rwelvo tho support of o - ory repubhoan of the county. Ho in u publie. spirited eiliieH and a very forceful Mpeukur and is oiiulifietl in eiory npiet for a rcprosontutic. lent nil 1'oinl Herald. FAIL TO BEND FRENCH LINE (Continued ttom page one. fensive sjiirit hud lost nothing by bo ing held in. They had such oppor tunities on Wednesday and Thursday in Corbenujc wood. Tuesday night the OormniiH held virtually tho whole wood. Detpernto I'lght In Woods To prevent cutting of eommunion tions of the Kreneh force on (loose Hill, French iul'nntrwucn wcro brought out from the ticuchea short ly before midday of Wednesday. They crossed tho Hethlneourt-Ciimiores rmm, eumoeii uie HiojK) on tne op lKisito side and entered tho wood. From the southwestern edge another strong attack was directed from Lcs Cutircttcs, about a mile farther down tho road, against tho Germans in Cumierert wood. In tho wood- u ilespornlo fight look place. An officer of light infantry Mi M: "I had never seen my men go nt the onomy with such fury. They cleared my section of Hie Wood in Iunh than an hour. "At one point on the opposite edge of tlio wood ii Herman machine eun Has posted in a ditch urotccted bv nrenstworks or tolled trees. It pour ed a deadly fire into us. A sergeant nml twenty men volnnteeied to drive out the enemy, "Advnnojnir bv leaps and bounds The hottest fit htinK of yoslcrday. . however, was around Vanx, northenst ' of Verdun. Still intent on getting i Hounuiuunt plntonn, the Ucmmit ! commander hurled troops figuiiiMt the i village. Ilrigade after brigade dash ed HfHiinst the French front along the mile between tho villages of Vnitx and , ' Douaumont. On one oecnsion ten companies ronehtd Vanx, but n French counter-attack soon drove , thrui out. Time after time (lennnti troops ' were nnnihilaled by the French fire, ' but they wero replaced immediately i by fresh regiments. I J. 0. Corking, tne Dent nil around photographer In southorn Oregon Always rollablo. Negatives made any- ; whoro, ttmo or plnco. Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-.I. I llAMl AKciiHon lit Alnrrii or Slay Hlrtjr nirrred, Now l tho llmo to tnko special enro of the completion If you wish It to low wall tho rwit of tho year. Tho Mrtfdi winds have n strong tendencv to brlrnt out freckles Hint may stav flll summer unless removed. Now In the llmo to use otlilne dqtiblo strength. This proscription for tho roniovnt of freckles was written by a promi nent physician mid Is usually so suc cessful Hint It Is sold by druggists tinder guarantoo to refund tho monoy If It falls, (lot an otinco of othlno double Btrongth, and oven a fow ap plications should show a wondorful Improvement, somo of tho nmallcr freckles even vanishing entirely. MILLINERY IJvory day ncen tho nrrlval of now models. Wo call snoclal attontlon to I our now line of Sport Hats and Com bination Sweater Sets. Miss Lounsbury Milliner M. Ai M. IK'pt. Store Oran juicy, sweet, firm, tender and healthful. Order from your dealer now. serve Sunkist Oranges at every meal. look for the tissue Wrapper stamped Tl o uuLoknst ntul save these wrappers for lienutifuUilverwnrc. Write for free book "Sunktst Salads mid Desserts." Californfa Fruit Growers Exchange c-r"tif Ksi-ri.it EAtt.rn H.fti!ur1.rt 139 N. CUik SH-..1, Cliluro ' (OS) a. " Cm.li &23?2im, Try This Recipe OIlA.Vfii: CAKB 1 tcaspoonsful 1 cupful sugar baking powder. Julco of I orange 2 egg-whites 3 ogg-yolks Fow grnlns of Bait. 1 cupful bread-flour Uent tho egg-yolks till creamy, add tho sugar and blend thoroughly. Measuro tho oraugo Juice and add wator, If necessary, to make a half cupful of liquid. .Mix tho baking pow der with tlio flour, and Add Alter nately to first mixture with the or ange Juice. Fold In tho egg'whitos, beaten stiff, llnko In layers about 5 minutes In a hot oven; redtico tho heat and cook moro slowly till tho cako Is done about fifteen minutes In all. Put to gether and Ico wth or ange frosting, or use a ansa frosting or tiso Jelly or whlpp'd cream llllllf- un.l A Biirlnkle OMb'M UtUi v v s 1 Spring and Summer Millinery In All Its Glory A Doll Hat FREE with every ladies' hat or shape while they last Some nice Flowers and Novelties Choice 15c Home Millinery 1101 West 9th St. Auto Service from Eagle Po'int (o Mod ford and Back Tho undersigned will leavo Frank howls' confectionery every day ex copt Sunday for Mcdford with his auto at 1 o'clock p. ni., arriving ot 2:00 p. in. Leavo Nash Hotel, Mcd ford, nt 5:00 p. m arrlvo Kagjo Point at CtOO p. m. A part of tho traffic Is solicited. S. H. HAIt.N'ISH, Kagle Point, Oregon. MH$UM A. A. A. A. 'ViTA 7aaT a1 . k-- TT -. TT ta' w ? ? V folll&4"llll&l ----- -"--t----- - --- -wwww. -' '- - " H aims TheWbman's Store CENTRAL AYE. Ready-to-Wear Sale OPENS SATURDAY MORNING 8:30 SHARP hmkwothcb M anrisl TheWbman's Store 1 120,000-WORTH OF NEW UP-TO-DATE GARMENTS--$20,000 ON SALE at MUCH LESS Than ACTUAL VALUES I V r r v V I t r J Pfloter. ot Slwons. Cat . Is at tending to business In Mint ford for two or three das. GOTHIC an ARROW COLLAR 3 fer2ffc IT FITS THE CRAVAT r r v t T T r f r ? ? ? ? ? ? ? y vil 1 C WJlvJi JUST ARRIVED 20 Brand New Suits Ju navy, now blue nnd black and white I'hceks, this .season's latest models good as most stores ask $25.00 for, our pn'i $18 925.00 up to $50.00 Beautiful New Coats "La Vogue" Suits Saturday Specials "Women's Vnion Suits, all styles and sizes, OC 9 verv sneeial. each uu 1 Vests. 10c Women's Summer fine quality, spe cial, each., Mode of this season's latest materials, plain and fancy, values up to $18.00, on sato Saturday .. in Women's Fiber Hose, very special, )air Silk Hoot 25c $13.50 New Silk Suits . $35 up to $50 New Silk Coats $18to$35 "Women's Chaiuoisette (ilovts, spring AOn Very stylish this year, on sale Saturday.'. weight, spceial, pr... Women's Cqrsets, style, cheap nt$J, spo.cia), pair good 59c NEW SILK SKIRTS The Separate Skirt is impor tant. Not for many seasons lists the Separate Skirt been shown in such effective styles. It is just now a very dressy garnUMit. As pictur ed, it is shown in van-colored plaids, heavy satin stripes and in plain black and navy taffeta. NEW SPORT SKIRTS Plaids with solid and con trast trimmings, smart checks and stripes, and all other fabrics suitable for sport skirts. prices ranging from $5.oo to $15.00 r f v EVERYTHING FOR THE BABY New "White Coats in short and long, beauti fully made, snceiul Sat urday at ?1.8, $2.9S, S3.SS Infants' Shirts, all sias 29 Infants Hootees, new shli's, tit, each, 25, 35, JS Infants' Dresses, ell made. at. ejtrh, as and $1.48 The Xew "Welfare" Vests, all sizes, a splendid 50e value, special, ar each well Baby Bonnets special values at 50, 75( and 91.00 Haby Hath Robes at 1.88 and $2.4S M'edford's- Greatest Silk Sale Now Going On X The New Wirthmore Waists On Sale Tomorrow Sold Here Only As Always$l -Worth More fL& M 1 1..: - - r'-mm-m No other waists at tho same price can be like them, for no others are made and sold in the same way the very frprmonf- nipivnie ni-nve i "" "",' newest and most desirable styles surcs the verv 1-As Alwavs -Worth MorA-.fi r ? Y T f T r ? ? T t f F cloctt. ccaoooy . co inc. MH(iit jH " b - o i. -j.