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i. srrcDFOTCD !rrrn tribune, "rF,rForcn. OttPUOV. PRTDAY. XTVP 2, 1010 rang rrmrcw DANIELS WE L COMES NAVAL GRADUATES 0 L SERVICE ANXAI'OUS. Mil., .I.iiu 2.-Sri'. lttarv Uutiii'ls IihUiv i-li-oint'o (In Ki'iwhiiitiiiK clns itt tln nvnl n'Mil-i-iti.v into ui'tuitl nnval mil" villi mi iitltlrt' iaounplinff n -l.:iilv tinunni'U on tht'ir jmit of the Irn: in ami stt!ii' begun it AiiiinpolU in order tliat tlto nuvy, dcpuiidotit upon their kiiowli'ilstc for t'ffii'ii'iit i'Ninioii mihI kioiiiir, itiiitlil ri'ini'.n iiiiilii'il mill pU'niiTil nhvnys IW urn I'liit'rgt'Ucy The Hiu-ri'lnry toll tin' griuliiiilos llioy were fuming- Into the nuvy nl tlu1 period of its liirsi".t ipmihiiui, iln liigbi'M effieieney, mid when lenmiim from Kurope mint t'.i leetly to tlie need of (mined men h iir. if htiuiHii life in to ho simuviI limn the killing- of men unprepared (iml unskilled in the seienee of mil itiirim. "We htive lenrned ns never hefo-e liming the pieienl world war," the heeielniy said, "that eoiiriijce on the field of haitle is the eoiniiiiiiieM, as well n the mint glnrintm attrihute il our humanity. Tin man who in" juitiiotii' oiitlitir!-"Inline, to volun teer i Inml or pea often IHiU In no jireeiiitt the fuel that his trvit liifki Iho highe! value nnle. he is tunned in arniM, The Hitho of hu man live snerifieed in war liociiiise n iiiirepililie- i-. the M'llik'ht Km)ii (might hy the Hiiro'H'iin war. It is a lesson whieh hai nerved to awaken America to the need of ttniniiig men." Tlu t) amine that pnnliiiMw skill mill efiii-ipaey. nhl the seeretary, should he eiieourflited aumuir 'naval I'llieel' ftl'tel' they are, iradmited if the navy is to profit hy their serviee. "Another lenMin of the war and one needed ill America," he continued, "is that industrial preparedness must go liniiil in hand with buiMing haitle rniisiTs iiml ntlii'i tumil rraft ami -ei-lirimr limic lliillieil "ltlcrl-. ini'ii." w SPEAKS TROLLEYS CEASE BRITISH FLEET TO GRADUATES AT 'OPERATING IN BUTTE SUEPER DISASTER NAVAL ACADEMY THROUGH .STRIKE N GREAT CONFLICT AXSWPOUN. M.I . dune 2 ''ivs- 1U TTK. Mont.. June . Unite is ident Wilson unexpecteilly made nn to feel tin ii"Min of the strike of the workinifnienV union jmw in projj- ( Continued from page otio) and address to the naval academy grail ante at the commencement exer cises here today, declaring that gront res)Mmiliilitie re-t on nnval nft'iwr. of the Tinted States. He had not planned to speak, hut said he felt a particular interest in this ,enr's class hecause it saw him "gel into trouble at his iiiniignnilioii three year ago." The president declined that he gniiieil u liberal education in the While House. He said thai discipline in the academy must be strict "he ennsp you are more than coIIcrc hoys; you mo officers of the I'liited Slate", and any laxity of dutv cannot he overlooked. There Might come a time," he added, "when a limtv in dulv might change the world' his tory." "The personal feeling I have for you is this: We aie all hound to gether, I for the time being, and you permanently, under a special oblign I ion, the most nleiiin that the mind can conceive. Tin fortum of a na tion are confided to us. Now. thai ouuhl mil lo depress a man. Some times I think that nothing is wot Hi while that is not linul. You do not ; improve your iiiueh hv doing? the easy tilings; you improve it iv tming the hard things, and you get your est hy lining a thing that is diffi cult, not a thimr that is easy. 1 would a great deal rather, so far as my eiise of pii.jo.xmeiil is concerned, have sniiietliiiiif strenuous to do Hum Mo have siiincihiiig that can be done leisurely ami without a vtiiuululion of the facullien. Theiefore, I con gratulate you that you are going to live your lives under the most stim ulating compulsion that anv man can feel the sene, not of private dutv. meieh. but ol puhlii- tint uImi." iinen on board, and others of the ves sels sunk earned complements of men eounllv or uenrlv a large. The dreiidnnught Witr-pitt was n sister ship of the (Jueen Hhr.aheth, both of whieh liiyi'.l a prominent mil in the nttempt of the British .Mediterranean fleet to force the Har dauelles. Tlie Wai"ite was (Will feet long and disphicetl 'J"..rtl0 tons. She was built in WII at a cos nf ,il2, .itlD.OOO. tThe Warspil,. is n-ported to have carried eight 10-iuch gun in less hero l'iist through its transit lyttein. Many cms of the Kleelric Ituilwny eompnn.v aie out of commis sion this morning ami (service nu many of the line hit lyen cut tailed. The men who nimir the car nt night and who clean them are on sttike ami alieady an order cutting off all car serviee after midnight hns been put into effect. i'i ..i: ,r- it... r....,1. ..-,,... ,,uu.. Illl'll.lllllll'llll.lalllllll',!.!,,1'! . n.l I' I , 1 ciation in closing down all jobs and '"' ' "' ""j,, ' " ""? l", '" " in' w.iri'ii e.iiAn.i.'.... rim itisii wns plants effected by the sttike of the workingmcuV union has lesulled in the soine of work for nenilv 100(1 men. .Innitor service in nil the larger stores has been su-iH'Uiled. The strike committee of the Silver How Trades and Uibor council was in cession, hut gave out no stiileiiieiit as to developments when it ad journed. While the laborers of the water and electric lightintr companies me nut it is authiirit.itivelv -tilled tli.it help is available ti pr.veut iiileri'iiili.m in the . ttv - vvali r iiii!v. EDEN PRECINCT NAVA L DISASTER POPESTRIV DEPRESSES STOCKS E IDE OF E STOEND SUE PE NT.W VliIfK. dune J.- Heav sell iuv' of s(.iek t.dlovved tlie news uf the llritisb na Mil disaster, imHirtimt is sues denbuiug 1 to II jHiiuts, while sK'eiallii's made greater eoncessioii. On the stock exchange it was rumor ed that the sinkinu of the Hritislt ships involved the loss of thousands of lives, including miiiiv officer. liiiiidatioii was mote extensive in the hot hour, principal stocks going Juwer than the first decline and mak iug nl.v feeble recovery. The tone of the market nt the close was heavy nml unsettled. Petition hih bulug circulated among the IiusIiicm men eklug nub crlitlonk for the imiiutcnunro of a liall teuni during the montliu of .hi lie, July, AuKtiHt ami September. They uio lielng Keuerully klgneil. I litt.Mi:. via 1'ini-. .lime J. Cm- i tl i it it I (bisparri, papal secretary t itnte. in an interview toilav Willi a leprescnlntive of the Assoeiated I'ress, declared that the Mite wan iutlucuccil in his pence effoHs sole ly by a desiie to stop "the suicide of Kurope." "The holy father," aid He? ear diiml, "in his most ardent desire for H'ee has no nitieular interest in view despite what newsjxipem that are enemies of the mvaey state to the eonlrnry. "If pence is eoneliided Ihronirh the friendly intervention of the president of the gient American icpublie or through his Catholic majesty, the king of Spain, his hoiines. will eiiual ly thank the Almighty that an end -houhl at least have been pat to the butchery which is the sllleide of liill- llH. Those from Phoenix who did trad ing in Mcdford Saturday were Mrs. ' (I. Coleman and duiighlcr, Miss hi, Mrs. l.isie Slaiieliff, Mi-s Mu nui Slaiieliff. Mrs. A. S. l-'urry and Mis. At. Hose of Phoenix were trading ill Ashland Inst Friday. II. II. Flurey of Wagner deck was a .Mcdford visitor Satuidny. C. Caiev and wife did trading in Meilfonl Saturday. W. K. Anderson and family. Otto Caster and wife, .1. K. mid .Mrs. Oraf fis of N'orth Kden wen Aledfoid is itois Siituiilny. Mr. and Aim. i ('ate of Mcdlord ranie up to Phoenix Tuesd.iv tor Deem nt ion day. Aim. II. II. Iliith of Talent lift Wediiesduy for Dm is, Cal., for a nit with her ixuents. She went out with her father-in-law, William High, bv auto. Mr. and Aim. John Under of Ji Point sjK'iit Sunday with Air. ai;l Airs. ,).k llailer of Phoenix. Mrs. c. T. Payne, Aim. Al. Kuism.ni. Aim. S. Patternon of Ashland can down to Phoex Decoration da v. Visitor at C Carey's Decoration day were: Air. and Aim. William llidi. Air. ami .Mm. II. Willkcs of Dn-. Pal.. Air. and Aim. W. 0. Knighton l I'Hgle Point, Aim. Usie Kniuliton ami son, Chester, of Talent, ,Alr. and All-. .1. i:. f! ruffe, of North Kden. flrailuuliou exereisoK wete held at Phoenix sehool Tuesdav ami Were very nice. All the liiu'li school class jMissed and all the eighth grade but one. Your correspondent not being able to be in attendance, cuniot ,ii this writiuc give the mimes ot all in the two crudes. ctpiiiHd with twelve or sixteen 0 inch guns, twelve, d-inch guns, four thice-poiindem and was fitted with four 21 -inch torpedo tithes. Her complement wns 7"i0. Huge, (tattle Ci niseis' The (iieen Alury and the Imlefn tignble were both Hrilisb battle eiuis. cm of IT. HDD and ls,7."ill tons dis plneenieut. respwlively. The Queen Mary wax .VJ0 feet long, S7 feel beam and drew ;I0 feel of v. iter. She was completed in llll'l. She carried eight i:i..i inch guns, sixteen l-iiieli guns ami wan etiipH'd with I luce '.'l- inch torpedo tubes. The Inilefatiguble was .'i7S feet Ion, 7112 A''t bourn ami !7 feet deep. This lint He eiuiser was eipiip. IM'd with eight Ht-iiieh guns, sixteen l-iiieh guns and had three 'Jl-ineb torpedo tubes. The (,)iie'n Alarv nml the luilcfaligable eairied comple ments of HUH ami ll.'iO. The (mien .iiiirv cosi iiooiu Tio.iiuo.ium, wiiite the Imlefaligable cost nearly f.S.OIIO, 000. Deslioyeil Slips The Hritish ilieailiiauuhl Mailbor ough, said to have been .truck bv u torpedo, was of the Inm Duke class. ., ..... .. . I -.iic was mini ai i'coiiiori iu inn, displaced .'.'i.UIIO Ions, v,(s il'.'O feet long, (I.".'., feel beam and '27 feet deep. She carried ten HI.. inch khii. twelve ll-iueh gnus and n numlier of smaller aniu. She also was equipped with four subuferged torinido tubes. The Invincible was laid flown in 1H07. She displaewl I7,8o0 tons, was ."id'j feet long over nil, 7S ffet beam and 'Jd feet deep. Her normal complement was I'M. She was armed with eight l'2-iuch guns, sixteen ! inch guiw and three torjedo tubes. 'the Invincible took )rt in Hip naval engagement off the Falkjnml islands in December, HJll, in which the Oei inan Pacific sipmilmii. niter defeat ing a Hritih sipindron off (he Chil ean roast, wan it mytil. The J)efence was built iu 1H07. dis plaeemcnt M,(i(IO tons and onlimuilv eairied 7.V men. Her leuuth was ."iWfi feel, her beam 71 fwt nml her j maximum draught 'JH feel. SIh was it ruled with four (bll-inch and ten 7..1-inei guns, sixteen lU-poumleis and five lor)Hdn lubeii. The Hlnek Pniipe was built in 11101, displaced lfi,fi.10 Itmn and car ried 70 1 men. She waa -ISO feel long and 7.'t feet henni. Ilor Hnnanient wns six D.'i and ten ll-inch guns, twenty :i-ponudem nml three Inrpedn lubes. The Warrior, which was disabled, displaced t.1,(llill tons mid is IHO feel long. Her eouipleinenl is 70 1. She curries six ll.'2-ineh and four 7.5-iiich guns, twenty-four Il-pomulors and Ibive torpedo tubed. - Cciiiiaii ltssiN The fli'iiiian buttleMhii Potnmeni, which was sunk hv n Hntmh torpedo, displaced I-MHI7 tuna. She was DOS feet long, Tl feet beam and 2." feet deep. The Potnmerii win built iu 11107 at u eonl of about jJ.fi.OOO.OOO. She carried 72U officem and men. Her nnunuicul eousislcd of four II inch gum, fourteen (1.7-iiich gnus, a number of pieces of smaller caliber and six 17.7-iuch torMdo lubes. The I'rauciilob, which did not re turn to the (Icnuuii bast after I lie na val engagement, wan n small Her man cruiser displacing 271. tons. Previous to this battle Oreiil lliit aiu had lost diiiuii: the course of the war ten battleships, eleven cruisers and various smaller erntt, (lennnny had lost 1H cruisers, IS auxiliary eniiem, chiefly eonverted jvnsspnger Hnem, and nmuerous suuiller vessel. Since the beginning of (he war ilritish eruisem and destrovem have patrolled during duv ami night the approaches to the Herman Heel's hasp in (In bii x formed h the mouths of Hip l"'lbe and the Wi-pr, proteiteil bv the mightv fortitientions of Wil helinshnven on the south, on the noith by the su)H)edly iinpregnnble de fenses of Hie Kiol eaunl and guarded by the outlying island of Helgoland. Until the engagement that has just occurred, however, no Herman fleet has put forth in force to necessitate the giving of the alarm to the Hritish licet Tie Original Malted Milk n rT3 IT3 '&Th ,' p. 'M M W I'M' W i J ? 'TiLiBjllALjMf - f T'irtiiifiifcMj-f i .aMtaH i :? L! i-rrtm.,-in '3irTiBlB5r fnilBU'a3eii.-iH'J'lu . II Tl .WT ,." 1 f ?WfMF3i ' W cs-h! Mi&zmWF Nourithlng Dellclout DigeitlbU "' Tho powder dinolve in water. JVyETiai Need nu cooking Keep it on hand. Rich Milk, Mailed grain extract In powder. For Infant, Invalids and growing children, Purenutrltton.upbu'dding tho vvholobody. 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