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1 . IS ! Jfi ; r. .4. p ! I ..' Ill TTVriK M7T -- NOE BURNED AUTO GERMANY ASKS iHiMiMiHD vTt; 'rmm-TtF., wnwcmv, nriKofiT totdav, M.nnr ". wi ""T AKS AND BODY AND THREW IRE MONEY 10 LEAGUE MUSICAL T. S0C1 CRAFTS 'CHANCELLOR MAY FOLLOW ADMIRAL REMAINS IE CONDUC TCONFLC AL TOMORROW ftnrM Km and flnb Smith, ehargmi VUh etcii I). H. Miltcr'a iilrnno We nml itn othrr tbfta, nent for IllMi n-t Attorney Kttty yesterday a each nix li a rnnfeaaioN of the tlwU of th- car. Tin -onfftioiia nt Xo and Sm i lit nln impliealo otbar with pettv stealing- iit junk. According to the ooufoaalon, tho car win taken fftmi .Aifflar'a garage in lite niplit time, driven orr lilack Hcll hill i. Tol, then m it the rivtr m tin wcit aide to a fKint midway between Quid Hill nml Gold War. Hi- ii wiw unrru on inn roatl in n cliaparntl tliiekot and covered with liniali. Later it wna dimimntlid, nil the pmlH oxnept tin franip nnd body lining loaded into n irngnti and trnim. jMirtod to Hold Hill. The liodv. it is claimed, wn neridcntallv et on fire nnd liiinii'it and then thrown into n deep I'lmiiiidl of Kogtte river. ( 'hatred wihmI, burned purla of tho pur and a do of brush ninpl.v corroborate Ihia pint of the alor.v. Ilnth nre nnxioiiN to enlor plena of guilty wlion tho gnuitl jury la convened ami will re ceive seiitenec for grand In mrny. Js'oo nlalnia that ho wna lotl into Hip tnuttor tlirotiBh fenr of Smith, wlm, 1m claim, ooercod liim into the tliol't of thi machine. On tho other liamJ, Smith doe nut nltiniit to evndo ntiy rrsmniliillly for lim part of tho Irnnwielioii. Tho officer found Ion iiiiipIi ovi denec of h Inng-eonlinticd hiuduon of petty IhifViiiK to take iimeli atonic in Mip h xtory of undue influence, nml he wiik (hhiM'il that ho. enwe wan not one for cleiiieiifv. BI.RUX, March 17 Dr. Karl I The Art and fraft lenm .cial Helfrrieh, teerrtMjr or the ineril j afternoon havp beetme denedly irwanrft iatrottiMd in th nrtVhatag j popnlar. To tb charm of clniral INTO RETIREMENT TEACHERS MEET AT GOLD HILL Following la tho program of tho local toaahura' Imttltutu to ho hold nt (lold lim tomerrow: Tho mornlnK awnlon will opon nt 10 o'clock. Muslt by tho pupil of tho Hold Hill achools. AtldraM. "Thrift at Home and In tho School!." by V. Mal.lo 111111. ,. perlntoadtflt of Hertford schools. Addreaa, "Writing la tba Oradaa." hv a. V. Milam. annrliitndtint of old Hill k-ImmiU. IMmhmIoh b R. It. I'atttrtoa. rural arhpol auiHirvlMr. unu vora u. Albln. Cwitral Point Kchoola, C'afatarla laacbaeu. ArteiniwB awitoii will ouon at 1:30 o'clock. Muale by puptUi r oold Hill w liooli. AddrbM, "lloW nnd Olrla' ImiIhb trlal CluWa' Uy II. 0. Moymuur. atatm ant. Dliouwlon by Claude c. Cto, lomitr pathologlit. .iria, "Tnt Ueat Way to Im prove Taaeaer nnd Hrlioiil." by Om A Ilrftaee. aupoi'lntendent of Aaa laud achoola. ytenlay fhr bwinat prapnaala and WHk for nw mar taxra. I)r. IWf ferirb inaUtpd aMM tH Hrwiit.r of riirul ppontimy in franing the lwdKt, aayinf: "We ahall tmt sm th brakm whr ovpr w imn." Dr. IlvirronVh aaM it wm w.iwtilial to inako adwnalo prounioH for war rHMiroMeut in th way of loan. "Thia ia not red tap,"" he naid. "It in nothinir lint duty and furcaight for h eominic Ihv." The acurelnry polnled out that an Inercnan in roviiiiuo by taxation wna noooaanry, nllliouatli ho aafd every Uernmn exueeled iMee would luiiir Tlunneiril nilvnnlneH. Aftor Htntiuir ibat war e4'iimt were not iueluded in tho hud;Pt, he referred to tho fnet that the infliienpp of the wnr whk no tieeahle in the inerenxr of interest on the public d.ilil, which waa lJOS, UOO.tmo utarkH IbhI year, and ia now LVl03,()0n,nnn matkt. He aald the lilldKot nImiwinI a ilefieit of '180,(100, 000 marka, which waa to he covered by now wnr taven. Dr. IlclflVrii'li toik PXPejdion to MtAti'iiiPiilH that he had aaid no new taxes went eonteiiUiti'd tlnrinif Hip war. Ah mailer of fact, he Imd aald new (axon ahould he avoided ao long iin the regular liudnct, together with leipiirementa for providing for the publio debt, balanced without them. The aeeielnry ulao replied to eritloiama Hint he hud mIiowii n luck of originality in devixing the new tnxea, deelnring he eared moro for money than originality. tnaaie nnd the ipirit of good cheer in ocial rmert i ndded an clement f practical inatrwlion in entprtaiB- h)g papw on auhjN-ta iHtiwatpl.r re Inlcd to tbp Miibatantial growth of tlw hMignp jih an organisation of charac ter nml Mirit. The program for the social to )h given tomorrow (Saturday) afler mMin, hagtHHing at '2-M) and ploaliw at ." VIM'k, ia papecially pmmiiig. It will open with 8 selection on the hiliaaii dioinWrali, entitled, "I'll Tnka Yon Home Again. Kathlaon." Thin will he followed by a paper on "Art," by Jliaa Uorland ItoJilnaon. Mr. riiildi'M In "The ItarrieolJ." will be aeeoinMiuied by the IMiaou phonog;ni)h. "Thor.i la No Limit In Woman Knipire" will he the vibjcet of a rend ing by lira. Dr. Hoiuo. The Hdiaon record of "The Koa- nrie' will be rrndored by tho l'hono- 'SUGGESTION TO WOMENjpr 1 U'ho Art "4ut Heady 1 liropH Whpn yon are -ml rewtr t 4np." wkM yoa ftt Mi woafc tkat yM ana hardlf drag yMrsgff atant--nd ke eanao yen hare not atopt wall, jpm get ap aa tlrMt-t govt mornlHg as when yon wnt to bed, yon need kelp. Yon cnu get It jMtt a Mm. JIaxwoll did. She my: "I keep house for my little family OBITUARY I Mm. Jnno Scbloffolln, widow of Clinton Sehloffolln, died March 15th, 191C, nt Pnindonn, California. Mr. .Solilrffelln wna n nntlvo of Ireland, coming to tho I'nltod Stntes wIipii four yonra old. Hho waa n pioneer of Horiio lllver. The late Clifton .Schlof- fnlln eauio to Oregon and the Horiio lllver valley In IK52, waa Joined by hU wife and three chlldron In 1S5S. Thoy onmo by wn of lathmui of Pan ama, and from Creacent City over tho mountain on horseback to the homo tead on the banki of Itogue river opnoaite the town which now bean. that name. There were two other women In that locality ferapli. A violin Milo by Mifm Ilorence. with a iihonngrnpli aeeoinpauimpnt. A Ht'leolioii by the atring ipmrtel. I'mfeaaor Hoot, with the guitar, Hliss Heme with the first violin, IIra. Dadd.VMmnn with the ecoml yiolin nml Mr. Wallace Hint. .Mr. Wagner nnd Aire. Herklyn nre a committee on rcfreahuicnta; Jlr. Ueo. K .loluiHoii, Miaa Dorlaml Rob limoii mid Mra. Hull, a eominittee on iwintiog; Mra. t'nrl llohman, Mra. H I.. Uilaon nnd Mr-. I teach on needle work; "Idena for (he Jtnhv," Mrs. Herd Chirk, and Miaa I.uey Larson. Hiuitngoa for the aftpruoon nro; Mr. 1). A. Honnr, ehnirwomnnj Mrs. Wagner. Mra. Hull, Mra. Heklyn, Mra. Herd Clark nml Miaa I.uev Lnivon. Mr. Palmer of the Palmer Piano Plnee haa kindly dounted tho nso of a fino Kdinou concert phonograph for turn occiiNioii, while .Miaa l.neey has eheerfully eonaented to operate it. Much nvtiatic work, done with lmili linnh and needle, will be on exhibition. LOXDOX, March IT Xr Vob Rothmann-Hollwog, the imperial chancellor, may follow Admiral Von Tlrpilc Into retirement, according to of three, and became completely run a dlapatea from douova to the Dally i down. I waa weak, norvoim nnd could RipreM qaotlng Horlln rctrarta wbleh jnot aleop; flnallj 1 a nuable to do alM atate that Prince Iternhard Von my house-work. A friend asked mo to flnelow, tho former chancellor, will try Vlnol. I did no nnd Improved booh leave l.ueerno for Horlln. i rapidly. It toned up my ayntom, I re- ' r- gained my ntrength, am no longer PAULS, Jtarrh 17. The retire-, nervous, aleop uell, and do all my meHt of Admiral Von Tlrnlt la con- j liouaowork." Mra. J. C. Mnxwnll, aldered in Pronch official circle, ac- (Montgomery, Ala. corning to the newapapera, to ue duo, Thoro m no nocret about Vlnol. It to the fact that ho has oppoicd the owe Its succoaa to the medicinal ex- coming out of the nermnn flfot, wlillo trnctlvoM of fresh cod llvors, tonic Kmtieior William doalrea to ace It en-' Iron and beef peptone, the oldest nnd gace the llrltluli nuvnl fon-oa. Tho moxt famoiiH body building and ronrlualon Is pointcipioiitly drawn atrength creating tonlci. that n chango mny be looked for in So many Icttora llko tho abovo nre tho (Icrinau nnnl jiollcy and that j continually comlnc to our attention, ine recent iippeurunco or (ieruinn I that wo freely offer to return tho warship In tho North sea la a algn i money pnld for Vlnol In every cano that preparalloiiH nre being made for, . here It fallx to lve satlsfactioii early action by the high ea fleet. Medford Pharmacy. -Adv. -i JUi. 4 4 IT TTT 5 1 21 i ! ,.k.... I nee tug"-1 g- I' I I ! a-r riangle Plays v a -r-s. -r-.-t I I Are Keal nays PAOBIF' "now "00" l"r" turoa wn '""y ee them and lieV TODAY and TOMORROW Oltll'I'ITII SPECIAL Smltrnl Travis MEDFORD'S LEADING Motion Picture Theater kkxx:k:xh MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED. LONDON. March 17. Tho Home correspondent of the Kxchango Tel egraph company aenda the follewing: "A meaaage from Heme aaya that I Nab H, the TutMhIi amli.msador at Home, h repotted to be endeor- i tile to HPuotiate n vfi.rir.n.. i.ui XJ.. M -,..... ,-. ..v ii. ffliini(i for Tnikiv uiili tin. i. in and Mra. Illrdaeye, both of i"" pnaaed away In bo laat year. , 8b la aurvlvel by four children: Mra. Kllaabeth J. dulradn of Paaa-1 'le.no; ICfflHghant of Hoaoburg; Juy L. of Ia Canada and Charles L. or Med- j ford. Her buaband died many yearn. ngit. PURSUIT VEILED DY SILENCE (Uoutluuod from imo onej FIVE ASSAULTS REPULSED (Continued rrom pa bo onei Cierumii Stntement TIKIILIN, March 17- The Oorman official ataleiHont toilay reitorU two attack by the 1'ioneh ou "our immI- uona ou Dead Man'a helabU " Doth of tlieae were tmaMeeWHiful. It la do ctared. The offtclwl Nlnietnout aaya: "Hlx llrltlak mine OKploalOHi tttuth of t.ooa were iiHauceeaafnl. ' In varloua aectora In the Cham pagne and between the Monte aud tho MoMlle there have boon auataln cd artillery duels. "In the Monte rogtan (Vanlun) the enemy aent forward repeatedly a freah dtvUtuii. which aa on the SJth. advanced on n comparatively auwill width of the front and waa no Heed as toon ai It appeared against our posltloni on Dead Mnn'a height. The first attack waa without artil lery piepnrntlon, in the nature or a wirpriio. A few oompanlM auecoed od In reaching our line, where the fow unwounded men romalnlng were taken. The iuooml attack aa stop pod by our curtain or fire." Why Siuoro lltt Cignrs When La Gondat are only 10c. along the not I hem ami uorthwealeiu frontier Ameiieana arrived today from the interior, but nt the itiujot ity of inatnnoes they auid they were leaving Mexico merely h a mutter of precaution and not because f .in overt acU of lioatilttv iiumn-l thi'iu The woat xignificiint reiit w.i roeeivetl from Diimugo, wluw tlic Ameriean vice-consul ndt-cd that hia wife aud child be m'iiI nut nt the pouulry. This followed clncl on the arrival hist nmht on the border of the American consul from Torrcon with a large nuutlH'i of Aiucriciius, Xlglil Miirclies .MikI SAX ANTONIO. Tu.. Match HUSBAND SAVED HIS WIFE Stopped Most Terrible Suf fering by Getting Her Lydiu E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound. Deniton Texait. 'After my little j Ciri wuj norn twoyonrs ago i tKgun suf- fermu vith female ttxuble aud could hardly do my .vork. I waa very nervous but just kept drag ging on until last summer when I got where I could not do my work 1 would have u chill every day and ho; llahe and duty spells and my head would al most burst. I got where I was almost a walking skeleton urn! lift- was a burden to me until one day my husband's step aistarteld my husband if he did not do 17. something for me 1 would not Inst long Vitfht hn.Iim. ......L..I.K ullt U. ..,...!.. atKiioaintmingeiyourmtHiicine. hone ........ ...... ,....., .., m . ,. ,, , , ., ...I... ...... .hing' e- I " V ; """'"," ' wi"vwc i ivuini ivi inn, IH uiivr iukiuk kic lirt I three ilosea I began to improve, 1 on- f r r r ? ? T T ? V V ? ? V r v r T t t ? T ? t Y ? ? ? T T ? ? r r ? ? ? v New Veilings IFnrch is tlio month for Veils We h.'ivr ,t Inrjjo selection of the latest novelties, both made up and by yard. New Belts For Women and Chil dren, Patent Leather Melts in white, black and red, all sizes, very special, each, at 25c Patent Leather Melts, in extra, large sixes, in black, fine quality, very :::::!:: 69c specia at.... i iiiBi n llniBv' aHl - v " by Oeueral John J. I'erhing jMHlitionnry forces in their search lor Francisco Villa, it wna indicatisl to day at I'ort Sum lloiuton. Night mnreneii Mould help to uiyx tit'y Villa a to the niox cmciit of the American coIoiiwm and would he cusv of aeeompliahment, it i aid, bc euiiM' there i hittfictriit light for the iuqMMe. AlkO they Mould keep the nut i nml Iiui-m-h fivher. Dayo could 1m ned for rccoiiiioitcini. t limed its use, and I have never hud any female trouble since. 1 feel that 1 owe my life to yon und your remedies. They did for me what doctors could not do and 1 will always praise it wherever I go." Mrs. G. 0. Lowkkv, 419 W. Mon terey Street, Denlson, Texas, If you are suffering from any form of female ills, get a bottle of Lydia K llnkham's Vegetable Compound, and CAMUiuence the treatment without delay. HO GOTHIC an ARROW. C0LleAR 2 for 25c IT Flfc THE CRAVAT YOUR MONEY RUNS NO RISKS y4& w If ou Invest tt liere tu Diamonds. You ran tie a good deal or money up la a small parcel alright 1 buy ing UtantonUa. 3tut )ots of people consider It money well Invested to purchase a Diamond ring. Thoy think the rlug earns tbetu mora in prestige titan It the money were depotdted in a lunk. Anyway Iim yu besln to think of Diamonds, here la the tore to look up. Hare gems guaranteed huh values. MARTIN J. REDDY The Jeweler House of Quality Visitors Alvttys Welcome i ? V V t ? ? ? ? ? ? ? V v f f t ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? V ? f ? ? y v ? V y y y Chileren's Coats Just Received A new line of Children's coats, sizes 2 to II vrs., $1.98 up to $5 Ribbons AVide Hair Ivibbons, in plain and fancy, worth today J.")i, Sat- f C urday, yard Lt D - i ! f I 1 j mr,E LIU l : Mam Jinewomanspitore summer, in M-22 NORTH kp'RAh Crepe 1 Mirtyrs of the Alamo or The Birth of Texas iW talo told In atlrrlns nccnes that aro historically correct. A th A rntti'C of history making dnja of Crockett, Howie, Silent OltHAT fO.MHDV HER PAINTED HERO A Triangle-Keystone llurlpsnue on Stage Life. Mat luce I'.ve. AilultH (lilldirn lllc Lie I Or y' ,C5M2'0I25524EMS aA. MAIL OR EXPRESS PREPAID New Plaited Rufflings Very much the mode for spring and 'hiffon and Cleorgetfo G9 to 98 yard Neckwear "Dainty and up to date, made of fine organdies 69c and voiles, spe eial, each I y y y y y y y y y t JL Hand Bags jeautiful Leather $2.50, on sale Sat..... New Hand All-Bags, $1.75 Saturday Sale of Waists 500 Up-W-Date Styles The "Welworth" Waists, made of fine voiles and or gandies, cheap at l.f)0, $2 The-Wirthmore" Waistf sold here onlv, values ur to.2, Saturday, each Tub Silk Waists style, in white, flesh stripes, worth $1, Sat., each... , imV a.l $2J our price, each Taffeta" SilU Waists, in all colors, worth d AQ $."), special, each )t)e'" "Koveralls" Children's "Ivoveralls," all coloi"s, spe- J C- eial, each jC Hoys' AVaists, in sateen, gingham and percale, sizes (i-M, rtr special, each .wjC Embroidery T.OOO yds. fine Cambric and Xainsoolc Kdges, up to 13c values, r Saturday, yd 3 C iN. . ii pr, t y y y y y y y y y y y y y V f f y y y y y y y y y y y v i Saturday ale of Underwear and Hosiery j; Women's Hose, fiber j -, Women's I'nion spring weight, oualitv. verv f C ' . m -m w. )" Sul! glil special, each Women's Summer VWs all sizes, worth t f loc, special, ea.. X vC Women's fine grade Union Suits, in umbrel la and tight knur-, a good oOc gainient'vpry special at, each 35 c Women's fine grade Lingerie Night (towns, worth 7fc, CQ special, each Osj Women's Corset Cov ers, liicelv made and trimmed, spe cial, each 29c Women's Corset, "Xcw Model," made of fine grade eoutil, well worth tfl.2f, special, pair 89c boot, all colors, very special, pi 1 y i ,25c i Women's fino Lisle Hose, fast blael special, pair. r y I !k:25c AVomen's liber Silk Hose, in all the new spring shades and fast black, special, pair. t y y T y y I 50c i Now Is the Time to Buy Silks 1000 yds. of the newest Silks in checks, awning stripes and pin ids, val- ties up to j?, very spe cial, yard, ft ! $1.39 .KMiH-h Hlack fine qimlity, day at 1.2."i, tu- iiti, , Taffeta, heap to- 98c Sit-in. Colored Taffetas in all the new shades, can't be duplicated for less than $1.7.1, our price, per yard. . . $1.39 "(MnclrCrepe dr Chine, nil silk, worth $1.2.1, now at, per yard Best Wash Goods in Medford 98c Flowered Crepes, 27 in. wide, in beautiful pat terns, special, Q a yard OC 1000 yds. of fine Press Clinghams, fast colors, worth 121,4c, 1 A now, yard" 1 )C Knotted Voile aud Mar quisette, in new designs, siuvial at, per v.tid 48c Xew Flaxons, Seeded A'oiles, splash voiles and Dotted Swisses in tho new black stripes and fancy floral designs, special at, per yard 15c Fancy Swiss Novelties, iUi inches wido, comes in a great variety ot pat terns, verv 29c y y y y y y f y t y y T y y T y y y A1 ""SJstJTf 9t ADOPV . CO. tile , Mil, M spi . ial, ard lX"M ! 4" V