Medford mail tribune., May 29, 1916, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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SPEECH
CONCERT
MOST
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ON PEACE LEAGUE! SUCCESSFUL EVENT
BOSTON SHIPPERS WARD IN
FEAR SOCIAL 1. m
I.OMK)X, JUv Jit -"Im'sponMlik'' Tin- fi.uitli wrcklv I'liiin-il l Hip
VHe talk rerflvi-d Its quletux from M,,,,.., ,., ()I1IM s , 1(t t,
Sir Howard ury lant nlKht, but
no
doubt President Wilson's upefdi be
fore the league to Ktiforce Peace
Mill revive the discussion In certain
quarters," says the Liverpool Poet.
"Its deflnlteness In certain particu
lars la arresting, hut perhaps to many
of als eountrymen the air of defl
nlteness which tin; president gives
to noma of hla phrases may seem
elusive.
"One can IiiwkIiim many lielng sp
olfloally disappointed when he saya
that with the causes and objects of
tho war the United States has no con
cern. To us who believe we are op
posing an attempt nl world domina
tion, It Is hnrd to holleve that the
cause for which we stand Is not of
acme concern to the ureal republic
of the west."
The I'ost argues that the entHiite
allies are flalitliiK for virtually the
an mo object for which 1'roaldent Wil
son proposes a league of nations.
The Manchester (lunrdlan says this
plan of tho president Is almost as old
as the first formulation of the Ideal
of organised peace, but that It never
before In anypart of the world has
commanded the support accorded It
In America today. This newspaper
nays further:
"The president Inevitably lias con
fined himself to cautious and general
terms, but It Is Impossible to miss (he
significant of his declaration that
the United States would ha teady to
become a party to any feasible league
of nations. Twmil-onu months of
war have doim unit It to undermine
even the rooted American aversion
to alliances and IcaKuoa."
31 TO 1 0
Medfnnl t'tnliiitiiiKlv will'Mil
llornbrnok n thru uvmi home ground
Sunday In'tim- thi'ir own li-. Tin
MlM WtlH III to III. Till' .Midi. .til
tfiitti di'i-li.Hd n liciidi-h biitlmir din
IHioitiwn lnm the Mart, and hits tell
like rain. The llurobrook tmui was
off color and errors added to the gvn
rral aguny. I 'dehor Anthony of
llombmok, usually n hard (wirier,
was lambasted frwly. Cualer, for
Mfdford, hurled it good game and y iih
hacked by trnng miiujmiiI. The game
a aueh a fare that no score hhn
kepi. Xeit Nundav the loeal team will
piny UrunU IV U (Irani 1'u..
city park nn Sunday utternoon to
prubtthl.v the largest crowd of the
Meiihou. The audience wua very ap
preciative and numerous pneorea were
responded to by the band. The band
i making rapid progreNM under Mr.
Itowland and many pleasing com
ments were made in reference lu the
Meritorious jwrfonunnce given on
Sunday afternoon.
The program, which commenced
Miarp at .1, opened with the i-hnriwlnr-imie
mnn'h, "Big lien," which Iiiih
much tnimpcling in the introduction,
and the concluding jwrt in taken from
"II Tiovntore."
The ".Mwllev of War Song."
moHi niiproprinle hcicciioii ai tin
MeiiHon, wiiH uniloiibtcdlv the inoMt
)Hpnlnr item of the concert nnd for
(he rendition (he iutiiijiuiM were ghen
n great ovution, to which they willing
ly rcondcd with an encore. The
SMiiiiHlt serenade, "I a I'uloma," nnd
the wnllx, "Night a of CHftdnoHH," were
two numbers that culled for rcHti
tion. The "Hohemian flirl" iin is iiI
wityn Hipiiliir, pleased the crowd im
meiiMcly on thin oecanion, nnd the
hand's Ncli-ction from this oihth on
Sunday brought out the best el fort 4
during the conceit.
The date of this week's concert ia
indefinite. However, commencing
next week the concerts during the
aummer will be given on a regular
weekdav evening. The general con
census ol opinioir is that there should
lie one ewiiinir in (he week e! aside
for the band concert, nnd that the
public as fur as poitaible ahould
avoid arranging anv conflicting func
tions for (hut one evening. The bund
will meet this evening at 7:.ll) for
maich drill, and tomorrow lln have
ot' red Ihi ir -ci ice mi (he occasmu
iif tin iiii'iinii ml -i i '. ice.
WASHINGTON, Mav '-'. -Win-
! flit.., I lni4in iiml I'.luniil I'! lllinl.
?ett, representing the liittn rhnni
ber of commerce, appeared bciore n
-enate committee to opMise the gov-
I eminent ownership nnd operation fen
'tores of the shipping bill, which hn
ulrcudy jMnsetl the hUM. Thev mi id
they recognised the existmee of u
crisis in the shipping business, but
declared the Host on eluunber was op-
Iposed to government participation in
the shipping business fundamentally.
"We fear," said Mr. Man in, "that
government participation in the ship
ping business would be an entering
wedge townrd socialism.
Ah nn alternative for government
operation the Boston representatives
suggested enrefiillv supervised and
Kim nil (I subsidies from (he government.
Local and Personal
UNtrge Kills of North Yakima,
Wash., is spending a few da) a lu the
city and valley.
Hob g. Ieuel and Uen II Ply male
of this city, spent Sunday lu Horn
brook. Uw Walsh of Wellen. spent Mon
day Im this clly and Asulaud attend
ing to business matters.
J. C. Wilson of Heddlng, Cat . is a
visitor In the city for a few das nil
week.
Tho anuual tiarelsee commemorut
lug tho aaalversary or the eta!llh
ment and founding of the ruir-H. !
of Oregon will be held al Kukciic ilu '
last of tho week. A numlcr of foi
iner graduates from this rln win be
In attendaneo. i
C'Uudo Miles of tho Medroul !'.i- J
'mil team, sustained a Hlight ihihm ;
to his left ee Sunday at lloruiirooi. I
striking tho second baseman's kui.
while sliding Into necond base m th. '
early part of the name Tin opu.
wit discolored a-- . uiult
Krlendu of .hh. It Kelh, loun. i ,
oiertor for Hie Mail Trliuuc. mm '
acting In a MmiMr tspailiN on die1
PortUnd Jouuiul, will he pamed lii
learn thai lu m the vlcilui of u
rsmeup at the Miilinomah -nti lic-i ,
woek. orcordlitK to the cckl tui
lOtln Of that club Kelh u.is in
dueed to put m (he kIiuk. w.ih .,
wointber who poaed as KiiowIiik n ti
tng ghoul the ait After a feu ak ,
ward passes h knot-ked .lame-, i: j
iiai who a jon on ine jaw. it w.t
ftorward dU. overed (hut KU' oi
poneut was one o( the let boxem in
tho elub.
Lew Rukes, well known lo.alh as
ft musician, itas acctpled .m cnnai'
nont for the hummer with the run
tort band of the Daks amiiM-uunt
park at Portland.
In accordance with the. usual ...k
lorn, business house will close ui
noon Tuesday. i khou cA.iiu hu.
Inoaa Moa's ar-i i limn i ail i' tud-
dls, prostdeni ;
Jost Itel - i or's Piano
House and I idew, pa k-
II eoatai' ' mw of Kbeet
CLASS ELECTS OFFICERS
The (Joldcll lank Mlble cl,,-.-. held
their regular iiiocihh business meet
ing in (be primary room- of the Hap
tis chinch on Weilne-ilm altenmiiu
when the nflicers fur lite eiisnina veai
were elected n follows; President,
Mm. ('. A. Wlnlliiek; vi president,
Mrs. Oeorgc I.. Hownnl; secretin,
treasurer, Mrs. Fred I'urdin; reHtrter,
Mrs. Frank 1'. Ialer.
The meeting was held in the late
afternoon and the ladtea then entet
lamed their hm-hands with n picnic
supM-r. It hud Im'cii planned to hate
(he picnic at Kogue Itiver, but on in
ci. nut o tbt rum the plans were mi
cssarilv changed. There wits an
abundance of all kinds of good thint;
lo col and nil voted ii n most eujox
able evcuutg. Those present weie
Messrs. and Mesdnnies Fred U
Meats, George L. Howard. Rolnml (J
Ileai h, Klpm Hiatnev, J A. Hem
sit eel, I'i.iiiI, F I ...l.r, I Ii ill. - I
IIih.cI, tin Sim un I i, ml, sinii.n.i
.l.ini.- I . '. .1 II II . i l ,
!lii n M,i, , , i , i ,,i, In'.
lolk ,
WOMAN SO WEAK
COULD NOT SLEEP,
i
Made Well by Lydin E. Pink
ham's VegetHbleCoinpoiuul.
North 0i..i I. Ma-- "1 had l-.t
three i-lu! Ireii a.i.l 1 w m nil run down
an I weah 1 could
not ule. li at night.
music!
pffite.
Ftnacr pirta.r reitini to UiU
M ccight woukl
leave me and every
tlui,,c 1 ate upset
in stoinai h. I was
. ;, in r out and if
I u.iulil a tart la
I .BBtoitsauRte HW ' ''' ' w,,u'd have
LalatHaSfw' l "'"I1 ""'' be down
HK l.f,r, linmldtlnlsh.
HHlH 1 was
SS'SSK-I ,1,., i.i.ib.r ,utM Ann
and reiki of a wo null wK felt as I did
and took 1 v.iiu F i'liikham's egetablo
Contitund, so I tis.k it too. Now I am
proud to tell you I am feeling line and
nave given birth to a boy baby. He ts
my ' Pinkhatti ' baby. 1 keep a botUo
of Compound in my house always."
lira. Ptrrt-n Maucu, Box 64, North
Oxford, Mats.
SleeplesaneM. lndigetion. weakness,
and nervousness are symptoms which
indicate a lowered v itality of tho female
organiam, ami the tonic, strengthening
proierties of the good old faithioneu
rotU anil herbs, tntaintHl in I.ydia E.
Pinkhant's Vei'etatile ('.invunil, anij
Just what n. '.iled by every woman
VhoitHn Mis. Jdarto'a loudilion
' l'tkr fiH utlvit'H in rngurtl to
any (Uinoyiiig iipltnii w rll to
l.yilld) I". IMiikliitm Vlti.llelne tty,
IjcuuUdvutUH '. Lyuu, 2hz,
GAVIRA OFF TO CONFER
WITH GENERAL PERSHING
111. PASO, Tex., Mav 2I.- Uenernl
Unvira, comiiiitnduig the constitution
alist forces of northern Chihunhun,
said today that he expected to leave
in a few dnys for CaMts UrnndcH to
confer with General Pershing in re
gard to the closer co-operation
ngninst the Villistas. but lidded that
the affair was not of such moment
that it could not be arranged by tele-grntilu
Fauiiv Ward, the faniim- American
star, wlm i- to be seen nt I he S(nr to
night only in the Jesae I.. I.iiskv pro
duetion of "The Cheat," as the ex
travagant young society lender, has
ample otiiiortunitv to introduce n
number of the latest Parisian gowns,
Mi- Ward wns fortunate enough to
receive it number of the latest f unb
urn from I'nri" jut beiore her cos
(iimer wits called to the French col
ors. These gowns nhow very abort
skirts with pantalettes underneath.
That they will le interc-tmg to the
femilinc observer giies without say
ing. In addition to the striking
gowns, Miss Ward is given an oppor
tunity t display her wonderful ctd
lection of jewels, among which is the
fa m oiw pear-shitped ienrl. presented
to her bv the late Archilm he-s Isn
liclln i.t Ait-tria, and I Ik- famous
leiigia blue diamond, Valued at .t'2".-0011.
MEDFORD COLLEGE NOTES
The usual interest and enlhiisiism
were manifested in the rcgulni month
ly contests, which were heb, Frid-ty
morning. For sjiewl and accu.-tc, in
typewriting, the following avvrnK
were made: Iternard Roberts, nn M.
('. ('. ribbon; Margaret Aiiich nnd
Russell Angel, M. 1'. ('. ribbons; Horn
Norwood, an M. ('. V. yellow ribbon;
and Annie Itntcmnh. u Hemingttin
iicnnnnt. An M. ('. f1. red nblmn was
i" .'Mb ( to iv inn t Inl.l, ,, ,, , ,
rney in spelling. .Several other m.il
I records were made, but e those mak
ing them had nheadv received nwanl
no more were givn.
Citificates of membership in the
Order of Or egg Artists were i-ucd
to C.'leJl Mcl'redie. Walter Dtinteii.
Vada Altimtts and Roland Fluluiiv.
The O, Q. A. is a clan eompo-cd . t
nrtin'tic wi iters of shorthnml. uml
membership in the order is limhh
prised. ,
The summer School began Monday.
May '2'1, with the following tudent
enrolletl: Margaret Ames, Jcnmc
Whipple. Gertrude Trnutfether, Wnvm
Hean, who are taking the short Im ml
course; and Gladys Mandevillc. who
ia studying bookkeeping.
We nre glnd to have Annie Hate
man with us itiruin. She will take the
final examination for u diploma in
the commercial course the commit
week.
Philip Lounsbiiry, who entered
xchool recently, in making excellent
progrcs in the Kiiglish course.
The teadien' review eour-e. m
charge of a. W. Ager, siiperinttcndcnl
of Talent school, begun the liJml.
A number of teachers, and tlm-e d. -sinng
to becoino teachers, are takum
the course, which prepares lor the
June examination's.
The following Class A student- nic
working hnrd preparatory to entcrniir
the ofliee itractice department: Sum
Norwood, Clell McCredie, Wa'tei
Ilnnteii, Roland Flaherty, ltcn.ii.l
Roberts.
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