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PTCGVj VQVTl R1EDFORD JMAIL TRIBUNB "AN INItnPKNOKNT NEWHPAPBR. rUHI.IHIIKD 1CVKHV AKTIMtNOON KXCEIT HUNHAY HY TUB MEUFOItU rltlNTlNQ CO. Office Mall Trlbunn Building, 18-27 North Fir street, telephone 78. ID Ttia Tnocrntlc Times. 1m Democratic Times, the MeurorU Mall. The Medfonl Tribune, Tlie.Hoii lie . ."- r":: .. .. . ..- em Oraitonlan, The Ashland tribune. OROHaR PUTNAM, Kdltor. sunscniPTiOH rates i year, by tnair .JSOO .. .to On month, by mull tt. tnnnfii rfiivoriil t.v enrrler In Medford,' Phoenl. Jacksonville ami Central Point .JO Raturtlay only, by mall, per year. J.00 Weekly, per jiear ..r.. HO Official Paper of the City of Medforrt. Official Paper of Jackson County. Kntereil aa aeoond-elnss matter at Medford, Orexon, under the act of Mureh T, 17. Sworn Circulation for IMS MIC. Pull I'limd Hire Associated J,rees din patcliix EM-TEES Dear K. U K Three week ago 1 met a nice young mn who hhIiI ho w'ns banker from Kalnuutzou. W became fast friends. Ho aakud mo to lat Jilm Iibvh $7.7B to pay hi car far to New York to soo his friend, .1. I. Morgan, as Hit or his money yiu tltHl up In war stocks. I did. I haven't mhii him allien. Do you think ha loves mo Answer -Ytw, denr ImmiH, w tlilnk liti low joii $:i.7R ninth. near K. I). K.--A yuunic man who says lit in h moving plature uctor has asked mo to marry him. Whan I aekod him If ho could support " liu replied that I could no to hII th inovltiK picture thonters freo. Do you think 1 nm Juatlflsrt In accepting 111 in? Ansvttir .UU lilin If lio Mrwvs medl vtllli IiN rivu iiio lti pUtiuo tdinve. Dear 18. D. K. I weigh 1 10 pound and have a 21 Inch cheat. I am In lore with n young lady who weighs til and does heavy lirtlnK In a hand laundry. Whan I told hur I would always 1 her protector slie laughed moat annoylngly. Why did alio do lit Answer (Siedi, IViclutl, ir J"" tnn'l guofS vto'io too l.lnil to put JOII iilso. Sho Will Ihi .MIsmmI Th neighbors or Mra. Dura Shell MftMMter sadly regret her moving to Ui Knn, fur they will hava lo go furtbr In caaa or tba nd of a buU-li-r. Tna I-ogan (O.) aasatta. .MuMiwI (Vltlcl-m 'Ilia aluxer and pianist at th cun eM't Ittday Might or Iter draaa rut sry tow lu tha ttack, In tlia aamo alyla that Mark Athwrly wtara his Iwlr. Tb Orl.lley, (Kan.) Kllit. Sliu'll lin to N( YoiK Swmn Mlaa Julia Heraor of Hi la plato, wko had tfat pim lu thn tMiutnv I.air. was oi-r lo Witlker'a t'rk ytmtcrtlay and wus imlnlod out on all aid. -ThH Ktltun (Wo I Trlbuu EVENTS SHAPING FOR PEACE DECLARES COUNT TISZA niKKMN'. Juiif 1 Count Tlsxa, liw Uuugariau premier, known aa tho "airong wad" of Austria-Hungary, lu UK Interview accorded to a rorrea poudant of th Berlin Taeblatt, bx nraaaed ttlinMlf very cautiously with regard t tha proapwta for uvaca and m lb altuatlou as far aa the read laaaa of Uarutany and AustrU-llun-tary ia concorned- "Unt" aald Count Tlata. "ihi mtente Is yat uuwllllng to draw th i. naaquancaa from this attuatlon " i'U pwniler made a aharp diatlnc- ti n tiatwaau subjartlYa and ohjwllta i. .ndltiuns for pwe nxgotlations I ia objoctiva pri condition for i" ' nagotlatlous, which long hav i vklatnt for tlio central uowura i i i undoubtedly been atrangtbnud ining rocout months The final v i nt Which wu could desire to hap i u before cmburklug on peace uego ti ttlona la now oocurrtug." MedfOed IfcmsKK? StHOku Medford and alt. Pitt CUars lslasBBBaBgBBas-- -. - sesSjaafaajgf Fb WMTICHlXi: VM) IlUii lMlli:T MM'KMHt'lTIh The simile mixture of burst horn burl, ylyteiiue, tit , known .i d-ter-l-laj aMtouUlieii Meitloid people eattte Adler-lka uctn on HOTH I w"r tpd upper bow I, ONri I'm ,.-iM. relieves almost ANY i onstlpation, four stomach or it removes sm It surprising foul i ir thai a few doses often re - ii or previut upieudUltls. A fcort treatment helint chronic stoui troXble The N8TAT. easy Ofltteg Of Adier i ku 9 ylUMt1"- 11 m HgSgJnaxijPlli 0 INVISIBLE GOVERNMENT omXKIi lAirriN M. .Ml'LIIALI,, r.inncily V M-'cnt ol" the National Association of MaiiufactiiriTs, who wjim one of Hip cliicf witnesses ill the investigation of wliai President Wilson termed in 191 !1 nn "insidious lohbv," the prolie of wlilc-li dissipated the opposition to the )res'ent tariri" hill, is publishing n hook entitled, "The In visible (loverniuent," in which he describes the clandes tine' efforts of the lobby maintained by big business to influence legislation. The hook contains extracts from letters showing the workiiiRs of the system submitted at the congressional m qtiirv. no report of which has ever been published. The lohbv is described as "the most powerful, vicious thing in America. It is so powerful it can reach out and crush almost anv man. It buys and sells legislators, laughs at popular elections and stops at nothing to gain its ends. This year it is making a supreme effort to cinch its hold on Washington and the nation." There are KM)0 members in the National Association of Manufacturers, representing n capital of over $7,000, 000,000, embracing every great industrial interest in the nation. Annuallv a fund of $I,2no.-000 is collected from the members ami spent for political purposes by an inner cir cle, and no accounting made. Not even the membership knows how the money is used. Mulhall declares it is spent in bribery, corruption and intimidation and submits docit mentarv proof. The hook is to be printed in the interest of clean gov ernment and it is predicted will create apolitical sensa tion. Hut there are other lobbies that need exposure just as badlv as the manufacturers the power trust lobby, seeking to grab the remaining power-sites; the California oil lobby, seeking to gobble the navy's oil lauds; the pre paredness lobby, maintained by the munition makers, are instances ofan'insidious and invisible government which is not always invisible. , SHAW ON CHILD POVERTY THK best article on child poverty we have seen is by CI. Bernard Shaw, the famous Irish author and play wright, who has written to .Judge Henry Neil of Chicago, approving the hitter's educational campaign in America as follews: "Child poverty is the only sort of poverty that matters. "Tin. mini! who has been uoor as a child will never get the chill of poverty out of his bones; but he will die and make room for a better nourished generation. "There are no doubt property owners in America who say it is confiscation to tax one man's property to pay for the education of another man's children. " We have scoundrels of that sort in Kngland, too. Some tlav thev will perhaps have the opportunity of saying it to a higher judge than Henry Neil, lie will send them to the place he reserves lor those who have learned 10 say wur Kather,' but have not learned to say 'Our children.' The one without the other is blasphemy. Also it is an unbusi nesslike folly. , "Neglected children cost more than well-nourished ones to everybody except their immediate parents. "The principal business of a policeman at present is to prevent happy children from obtaining food. "The proper primary business of a policeman is lo seize cverv hungry child' and feed it, to collar every ragged child aud'clothe it, to hand every illiterate child over to those who will tench it how to read and write. "If America cannot see this, there is no future for America. And it is because she has been slow to see this that so much of her past is shameful and so much of her present miserable." ... .. BAND CONCERT IN CITY PARK AT 8 O'CLOCK TONIGHT Th fifth ronoeit of tna aeawttt will ho ghvn this fVHiiliig at tu fll park band Htaml b the Mfdford band un dtr the dlructlon of lUudutaater Howland. Tht progrum whlfh wilt tiuiuece at , tncludss many beau tiful numbers, both I'laaaU- and popu lar. Uy ifUI reciuust, the itrund march by l.ell Mendelssohn "War March of th Priests" from Alitalia" will b played by the band this even ing. The public la respectfully r iiwsaled to kp aa quiet aa uosatblo during the rendition of the various Inatrumeutala. Following ia the pro grant: Marrh. 'Officer of III Py". Hall Concert valse. "Tha DruWa lraer" Davaon Overture, "Mignonette" Hauman One-step, "Norway (the land of the midnight auni ..Klher Urand march, "War March of tb rrleats", from "Athalla". . Mendelaohn Popular. The Mltle Ure Mother" Chilian dance. Maminii" Marcb. The Commandi r" Hi tl The Star Spanned Rauner LONGSHOREMEN ON STRIKE (Continued from page one) sist the preseut dcmtudt Utor front etuidoers usoclalious lu Seat tle, Tacoiua. Portland and Man Diego have also refused to grant the rale The boats that prob4bl ' III ou tlltue to opt rate without tiiMtu oil cargo Hie the l'actftc NaiUatlon com pau'ti kteamerh. UuiMitd and U luiinlug between San Fianclmo and i l.oa Angeles aud a Hlego. aud the drcst Northern Sieannhip roioiau leMtU, the Noillm" I'uillii aud Ulreat Northern, li..i run between Han Francisco und Flaiel Attorney l U Malu? ajUnU,'! bu?du atuoit) bt; Ja0i,iluU) ' 0M3irJII)uitlls) SrTEDFOTtf) WTm TRTT3FNE, MEDTOKD, OT?1 (.OV. TTjrttsT) T. JFM' 1. 1Hri DOUBLE LIFE CHARGED INNES' GEORGIA TRIAL ATLANTA, (la., June 1. -Mrs. Klolse Nelms Denuls who with her sister, lieatrlce Nelms disappeared In Ban Antonio, Tex., lit 181 1 weut there expecting to marry Victor K. I lines, although he already had w legal wire and go with him to Indiana to found a new tollgloua sect, according to tes timony or Mra. John W. Nelms, moth er of the missing women, in court here today. Mra. Nelms testified lu the trial ur Iuuea nil charge of lar ceny after trust. He Is accused of taking M"IU f" Mrs. Deuuis. Mrs. Nelms took the stand after other witnesses had testified that Innes received about 2000 from Mrs. Dennis to purchase real estate In Montana, Mexico and possibly I'tah Mrs Nelms told of letters her daughter received from innes in tha telling of his love for her. He postponed the date of the mar riage from time to time during I It und the early part of lH,"-lhe wit- Ccta'u,. said, "until finally he wrote ber MUktid ! to meet him lu Aan Autonio lit Jus H, where they would be married." It already bad been testified that Mrs Denuls thought lunes was not married at the time she knew him and that ho brought the present Mrs. luues to Atlanta with him, Introduc ing lur as his aunt. Mrs Viola Dickies Innes. a divorc ed wife of the defendant took the HiMiul aud testified thai lunes had j been married before she married him and that lit full name wan ' I. Verne Victor F.lnuue lunes" She Inert with lilm al'iint un .ir, she s.ilil flu i wei,. iliwiriiil it I aruu I'll) , n III I'M il 1 JOHN A. PERL ; UNDERTAKER 1 Ijtll) AmUUIMI git S. IIARTI.RTT PtHwit t. 11 and 47JS l; coliulaa.i Wtttilce ,tVrot - -W . a -. i l j1 rniu ULU Mr- fi.id !un,LU MUUJ Ul MtKMmsm idford made i gm i:mm MOVING PICTURE; lE&i-il The Star fixator v i 1 1 nuke n mov f Ing plrtur' ioiiipcIn In Mdford I'rf day that will be the flrKi of It Kind to be produced In tin- 'tate and will , prove a novel film. j One of the big acrnes to be pro. dticod on the library luwn at 2 p. m j Friday, through the pfforts or Man Bger D. h. Sharlta, lll be a picnic! In which pracllca.il th whole cast j will take part. C. K. Oatea. who will j play one of the leading roles In the I comedy, announce Hint the rollowlnn will ho ruqueatod to attend tlio pic nic: Krod Meara, Judge Tou Veil-, J. A. Wosterlund, Art Ilurgeaa, W. F. Isaacs, II. 0. Debllng. H. A. I.atta, Chaa. Thotnaa, Hob Deuel, W. H. (lore, Waller Uowne, J. C. Mann, Ralph IlnrdHoll, Geo Collins, Jonaa Wold, ICinll Schmidt, 8. Vllaa lleck wltb, Phil llamll, li.-lroy (loteliell. Shorty Carnott, Carl Hellbronner, ltd Drown, II. A. Walther, (lua Newbury, J. J. Ilurlitur, A. V. Ilnaelrlgg, Chaa. Schlfffelln, "altor Mund), and El mer Foaa. These Rcutlenen are r enieated to bring their wlvea or aweel lioarti. If you have no awetheart. brliiK your mother or alalor or aoin othur mail's awootheart. Another acono will he made In rront or the Slur thentor at II H. in. aharp, In which Chief UHlaon will ohoot at the loading character alx tlmea lu ordor to atop the fleeing highwayman. , 'Muny other points In and around the city will he uned to produoing thlrt film. Thrilling scenes wilt be numerous and many automobiles will be used In the picture. It will furnlah lots of run for the actors aa woll aa prove a big adver tisement for Hertford, l'raclleaiiy everyone hue witnessed tho profes sional mnvlo notors go through their various parta. hut few of those who will appear In this picture have ever been filmed by n movie camera. One feature of the plan Is thai much or tho action will be extempore; only the bigger scenes will be rehuarsed. Carl Tongwald, I.owe Zundel will play opposite to Mr tlatea. There are muny well known I-hIIch who will a I ho tuke a p.irt. If stiu be.ir cm hum nolii -, nr anv one ilnnldrig "Ur ink l in . Jinui' yy s. '.. v& W, Y. tv ;N i 9 DisTuTcii VjsSsi 0i 'n tlie convenient CJ EatentLitt'Jios. 10 in he flexible Vct.B3dwt.Pdcla QUEEN PIURIFL TO REIUN AY ROSb FESTIVAL HbstcLTf aTiiJ8BWs7WKWsaBBBBBBBCs!Wfc 'flaflH RsQai- rF?9BEKSKB& . sHrl WBW "f f ' 'JriK&1 " WaaBBVsHsaaHaU 'WP "1" wMaSSSmv aBssBMsMBPri" :. ':-' JHHHf Mls Mtliifl Selling, h MKlcty girl nf I'ciullctOH, OtTfsnn, Who ue tlHHsi'it illKH-H (if Ijii' IIMII ltoM Kiwtlnil nt I'ortiotnl. Site v cIiom'ii qrtcen in stte.Ith i)iilet Mill s aMrh Hill reign mer tilt' tenth annual fl(t tin .Itiw ". nil 1). Queen AltirteJVt lnim will Ihj .Ht'iouuVtI ly more th 80,(mh qiiHio feet if fhintl tlliln)'M, iiml vtlll lt tine of tlw tmmt nwniricent rkmcc iwIhc1 t'V'f (Imwii In tl"' Viillnl Wla. ing off of the wood Micd or garage, and happen to ask for it hnnd out at your backdoor, youneed not be alarm ed, as the movie actor may strike your place at any moment. tManager Sharlta of the Bur will uae two thousand feet of film in pro ducing thla comedy movie play, which will require more than half an hour to how it on the screen The picture will iioxitlvely he made I'i May If the w outlier Is not too bad. SHACKLETON REPORTED SAFE AT FALKLAND ISLANDS l,nsii(i, llnie-l Sii.ii I line I Lieutenant Sir .1. inn, the AntiiH Hi ex MUlfAIZ31! HaleVaU 0- & '.. V s -f4l - A . CJv. CN '.V ic J.3 ". VN""rJ -V S3 v. -t-' V" - v,v. O ,J 1F5 IL? plorer baa arrived sufely Stanley, Falkland Islands. at I'ort Mcutcnant Sir Krnest Shackleton'a expedition, which had aa en object the crossing of the Antarctic conti nent from Weddcll sea to Ross sea. started from Kngland in August, lvl i. Sir Krnest, with one aeetlon. went to Buenos Ayrea and the other section waa sent to Tasmania. At Uuenos Ayrea in October, 1911. Sir Krnest sailed for Weddell seg. The other party later proceeded from Tasmania by the steamer Aurora for Kos sen, where it was hoped 8lr Krnetit and IiIh party would Join it iiftcr croMsinK the continent. Karly in the present year the Personality! 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The lie ought the nl-tnn I whole' i,,r lb., tceue ..I the imrtx on Kl II 1111 4.11V oVid to On eMileneu J iti.itiu . iihunt ialnml, hut thi pn imiMipaible ciwinu 1" the pre unfit oi ii hie wentlier condition The meiligH iin thete in tirgetul. in nl nl help fur the mnmoiieil meiii In mi w ul the iiitiiimation rcecixeiB 'limn l.ieuletinnl Kiunkleton. tht llil.in- nf the gi.M nmieiit lor endinif l.-t i lie!' exiieiliimn Itoni Knglnnrt will he nil mlonetl ntiil ii whaler will ho -ut Irom the Fnlkliiiirt irluiidt. In ni ;e lite mnrooiietl men. Fatally Hurt .loli n SruKger. an old settler In Hill mu-nalili. Iiuil Ilia head blew off bv j gn tn.MBttl duwharge of dynamllv while blasting out stumps. He died instantly. The Jagger (Okla.) lien con. ' Aurora returned to Port Chalmers, X. 'ft., having broken adrift In the Ice on Mnv ti, 191.1. Klght of hur men wen imhore when the vessel broke ottiiy and nothing had been heard from Shurkloton and his com panions t the Ross sea base. 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