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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 13, 1916)
vxcm snr w,nFOftr Arm; TRrnrsrK rrcnFORP, orfjov, TrEsmy. .ttvf, mi n I0 ' " ' - rzz ' -' DESTINY u.s: NOT BLUSTERING AYS ION (Continued trom pago onei fCOW Strango to you, but it ia a very ctraHgn bintory. To Keep Itrvm-rts Clear 'I'hent Ik none other likn it in tho wfyolo nnunla of mankind of men XNthoriitjr out of ctorv 'ivilii'l iih finmil nml Ijiilliliiif v tlio Kiliiv f. Mon of tho world on tin untmod con- oatly i unit IhcinKolvcti, not titulnr Ike domination of any rulirifc ilynnaly or of tho ambition of any joyal i'mn lly. . . Now wlmt wo nro pro- .ffflnn to ilo fa to mo tlmt nobody inara tlmt. Mini that, bring nfo itclf tijrniiiat intorlVroni'o from Hip ont ldi, mII of it force its going to be bnbiiiil Ua mnrtil Idon, find innnkind I ffninir to know tlmt whnn Aiiii'ricn ajiPttka lit menu wlmt ln any. "Von know tlmt llu chief thinx .tlmt in hnlilintr ninny M'0ili luick from (nlhnainmn for wlmt i mllcd jimimrrilnons la.llio four of imlitnr m I wiuit to any a word to yon, young xcnllcmi'n, nbont niililiiriMii. Von art' not n iiillitiiriniii bcciiii'.c von nri' lullltary. Mi'litm-mm iIiich not flnuaiat in llio (Mfltcni'P of nu nnny, iKit ovpii in tlii rvinti'iH'0 of a vrrv groat a rtny. Militunmn in a hpinl. It b n point of view. It in n "Vfli'iii. II I ft uiriru. Tho piirMMi of mil lUtrtmn f to nan unnii'H for hkuivn. "TIlO Mpirll of lllilitMriHHI U Hip op. )Kiilc of tho nlviliau xfIrit tlio oiv- Wj&lhiat11' '" ft eo""lr" w,r infntnrflin prevail llm milium- imui lmtka down upon I lie civil Inn, ivxnnl Irim a inffiior, thliikn of him am in (Piiiloil for bin, tlu military iiiiiii'n atipporl nml imo, mid juat mo lonK id Ainvrion In Aumricn tlmt npirit and point of vinw am impomiibli with ua. There In as yot in tlii-country, wi iW jih 1 can dUcovor, no taint of the HjiiiH of inilllnritui). Civil I'miw Supremo "Von know that one lliiuir In which mir forofntlmra toel: prido wan thin, Mint tho rivi) pintor in aiipcrinr to tho .iMIUMy powor ill tho United SIMi-m. Onto ond iigntii tho jwnpltt of tho Unitod Stntos havo no admirod omo kn'ol military mini to nmko him pron l4ont of tho Unitod SInIcn whon lm burnHiu (toiumitiidoritiobiof of mII tho forroH of tho Unitod Stston, but ho wa ooiMiuHiiilor-in-olilof boomtiw ho vh protiMont, not boonnne h hod bmn trMiiioil to hiiiih and hU nuthor Ky wan civil, not military. I oan tmh y nothimr of military mwvr, lint 1 am inatrnolH l- tho ooiiKtitn tion to u you for (talriotio pnqHtoM Hud that U tho only uh yoti earo to bo put to. llmt in tho onl to m.ii Hiilil (o iro to bo mt ti lieraHw, aXtr all. Avhat in the u in J(iitjK an iiorinn if you do not know wlmt it ia. I'rldo of Anu-ilamlMii "Von havo rond a ronl dmU in bdoka wlnml tho prido of tho old Ho maH ntiam who alwayM foil ilko drawing himaolf to IiIn full hoixht whaM a aftiri 'I km a IUiuihh.' but m mtat with tha prido that uiiutt liavo rfnon to hi ho it, our prido hns ihu' diatiootioH, not tho diMtinotion of th mr imporiai powor ot a in rat Otnpir, not tho diMiHotion of miK UMiaUra of the world, but tho .li.lm. tiiw of oarryiug Hitain litliU i..i ilir world that Iho world lm n, wi -, ilNlinollv mhm Wforo, oottmn u u I 1 1 lt HM or liberty and primiplc ;,il 4ilAaflilii "Wabaw drawn our ix'oplo, n n Iwow, from all art of tin- w..U, Mild we hv lnn wmiowlmt ili-tmli iA iwwitly, Ronllomon, Ih-ohu-i' . at tboiM thouRh I ImihW h ,h iwll aumlM-r hm wo haw di.iuii iatfl otir oitiavnkliim have imi tukui Ito tbair krarta I ho spirit of Aiihi -a and huvo lowd ..ilur 'i,huimi Mont than they loved tho i-nmilt ,t Utair adoption. AniorloitnUni DefiniHl ' V havo talked KUod deal about AauMicaaittm. It ought to w a mut tw of urid itk u io know uh.it 4UMtiiMniMi ra)ly oon-its m iiwrioaoiMu eonaiata in uitnlv bo Ueriny ia the )U-inoipU4 ot Annrica iWid put tint thfin fint n aboxe nn -tpiinir tkat mixhl by obuiue .i.inc nun &WMBtitioii with it. And I. i.i mv rrt, believe that the Amrnnin ut a apirUiial teat. If a mini li.i to MUke eieuaea for what ht- ha ilouo as an American, doubt In- Ai, . i. oatiiaia. Ha ourat to know nt ,,u atop of hiii aetion that what lf- kiud khould be that whuh m Vn.,n an n'-d be ashamed ot. Vm. u, 0ueht to put thin t-i to I'MiN in. in we know. We oujjht to lw n ! known (bat anybody who doc n..t jmt Amariea firat eannot imum.h riUi ua, but m omrbt to sot ilx-m ti, oawiJo. We ought to -,i thru tin example by thinlinj miiu. . tboimht-., b outer! in si Am pi i ri him"- uuil thone jmimv will tuiid (iHywbore ill lb intended lor the betterment ol uiuii kind. 3lonnto lKtrtrlno "Von havo hoard of the Monroi dortnuo, KOiitleinoii. Yon know that we are already npiritual paitner itb both oontiitenln of thin homix I li pie and that America meaim some tbiuir which ia bicner orcn fhnu the t nited Stnton and that we Miuid here with the -Tol power of thi eotr, ready to nwinjf it out into the field of action whenever liberty and independence and tmlilieal integ rity are threatened anywhere in lh wealom tieinijvliirc. "And wo nrc ready nobody hnA authorised inc to miv tbi", lint I am aiire of it we aie ready to join with the other nation of the world in (toe ing; that tho kind of juatioe prevail anywhere that wo believe in. "I am an American, hut I do not belie vo that any of ua love a Mux- tonng nntiiinnlitv, n iintionnlltv "with a chip on it Nhotildnr, n uatinunlilT with ila elbows ont nml ita Mwngget on. c btvo that ouiot, Melf-ropoet- infr, unconiiorable xpirit which does not Mtrikc until It it. forced to Mtrike, ami thou vtrikea to compior. ".My eoneoption of America i n eoiieeplittn of iiilinito dignity, iilntm with quiet, iinqiiettiiiimlile miwit. I link von, yminir gontlcmeii, to join with me in that eoueeiitioii, ami let ns all in our .evcnil spbi-iet lie Holdier together to realize it." AUSTRIANS FLEE BRYAN SUGGESTS love your Work and stay young INV TAT ON TO BULL MOOSERS i hi'jb LUCINOA Wt'm RN BEFORE VICTORIOUS D OF RUSSIANS l'lrritorjItAI), Juno ft Tlio var office announcement of todav xun "On account of the rati dial in many placea the Auntrolluiigurlan and Auatro-neriiiHii tionpa wlthilten rapldl)' liuforo the blowa of our aouth nrn army, the numb or or prlaonerj bnalucreafted onlr very little. The total no wamouuta to about 1700 of ficer and 11-1,000 nuiii. "Tho oniony left ouormoiia (HMiitl tloa of military itoroa oorywhor-t in tlio territory ovnouuted. "On tlio CaucaMlan front, In the ill roctlo not Dlarliekr. we approarhetl Turklah poiltloua without being oh- mi veil and attarkod the onomy whll ho waa roatlna. We captured lilx en m p. After ufferin amall l(tn i tho (iiiomy flod. "An attack by Turk In the ronton or Itevaubniiio waa repulaed." RT. I.Ol'lS, 5Io., June 13 -William .1. Hryau, uowapaper reiiorter from Nebrneka, arrived here today to "oovor" the democratic national con vention. Ho aaiortod moat emphat ically that hlMreportorlal role would have hta flrat Interest, bat the for mor awretary of atato, chief builder of many democratic platform, In cluding tho one on which tho party now atauclR, and author of uumeroiiK peace treatlen, baa a new treaty to propoo to other democratic loadera a pact between the democrata and progresalvea to Induce in out of tho Hull Mooito to aiiptMirt the democratic ticket next fall. Is OpjHiii iini TlniK "Now la the opportune lime for the democratic party to got mom of the prngroMlvca," aald .Mr. Hryau. In a haaty, acroHa-tlio-corrldor Inter view aa lm roacbod bin hotel today. "Tho progroaalvoa wore not nt all MttlBfied with tbo roaulta of their con vontlon at Chicago," Mr. Hryan II I -.....,!.. I. ..II...... II... I .............. mi. ..-...,. . ...v...... .".hk , ,,vor .loclllio" lime is ripe or mo uemurraia io o eiiro u larj;o part of tho progrosalvo vote. "Thoy arc clenoat to ua In aympn tby, anyway, you know," Mr. Ilryan added. Ilo Imllcatod that thin might lie largely aocninpllHliod by the bulld Iiik of tho democratic platform with ;W0MEN SEEK j" --Z ' sraffi PUNK sm ST. I.Ol'lS. Juno .. With nr rnnpeinrnt eomplotcd 'or a hearing j before Hie reaotntion cowmlMee of the democratic convention a aoon ns it i orgnnimil u ff ragtts today di rected their principnl offorH to an ilicntionul enmpfligfl among- the del - 'tc-. lined with thousand of patnpli-,iil- (X plaining the tolitioal ationgth hi voting of women in twelve Mate 'and forrcHMting the probable effwt 'id' the vote in tbo aoulli, .Mis Mabel j If you want to be xo and enjoy onion, eceetary or t lie wonuin h porrflct health, fall In lovo with Hirty, nml her aide nwdo h tbor your work. j ougb ennvat of the lending hotel. Thin In the advlro of Mlaa I.tieln- Hvery tlelogate dieeoverod wan given da Washburn of Potadam, N. Y., !" immpiiiot said to be the oldost woman In the United Statoa still an active teacher She becamn n toachor 0 I years ago. "I'm not old, hoonuno I find fun In my work," alio anys. "I will nev er tie old iicrntiHH i iuiiik young .Member- of tho N'ationnl Americnn Wnmnii Suffrage iiontciatinn held filial reboarnltt for the "golden In no" died dixplnv tomorrow in which hundreds of women will artieiinlo. Siteakoi'w from tho t'oiigroionul -ta.: i , . I walk 22 blockH n day and when aiinroaevii. oiowiim on mo prom tho Hchnolhoya ohnllengo mo m , inml lwl mni'M. The M tool -cor- ' nor f-penknig, now to Si. Loiiih, ore- , nled inteivtt, nuijiy htiiiik following' Ibo nkora. Ilamg adilromeiP a : eommiiiiieMtioti to i'rewiilent WiNon ON WATER USERS yeslenlay in the intercut of the siif " ' frage movement, inemborx of the cltl7eiiH when tho f Iro I oongroMionnl utiioii loduv proimroil ! imini hiiiii on mo tor n oaiupaigii in Imlmnn, tbo homo water, or suffer the humiliation ofnf Vioo-Provident Marsluill. " .MUk TO ENFORCE LAW Med ford alarm rings, Sturdy Muscles Xecd the balance, of koon brains and steady nerves. All three depend largely upon selecting food that contains the certain elements that each organ requires. Grape-Nuts a delicious food made of whole wheat and malted barley, is a splen didly balanced ration, and includes the vital min eral salts phosphate of phtash, etc. so frequent ly lacking in the usual dietary. Grape Nuts comes ready to eat with cream or good milk; has delightful flavor; is easily digested and highly nourishing a wonderful builder of body, brain and nerve energy "There's a Reason" Grocers everywhere sell Grape-Nuts liroaresslve planks that would appeal appearing In police, court, with tho MARSHALL OPPOSITION FAILS 1 I, (Continued trom page one; I am not a i-amUdaie," said (low-r-nor Stewart. i It naa leported today that .Indue Thompson, a ramlldate for Nebras ka's place on the resolution commit tee, and a Ilryan state leador, Intend ed to present peace, prohibition and auti-mllltarlst Issues In the platform making committee f wated there. "These reimrts are merely part of the Nebraska fight again Mr. llr)su," said Judge Tbompnon. He denied that he planned to pivhent hiicIi plunk r to tbo Hull Mooo. , "I have no plans except to report this convention," was Mr. Hryau's answer when asked If ho would ad dross tho convention or appear be fore the resolutions committee In be half of poaoe and autl-mllltarlHtlc planks or tako any part In the vice presidential contest. Vol in Con vent Ion Whon Mr. Ilryan arrived few of the democratlo loaders uorn out of bed, but bo hold an impromptu re coptlon In tho hotel lobby and with difficulty made his way through n crowd of bandshakerj to bis room. A large percentage of I bone who greeted his wore fellow correspond ents. Jator Mr. Ilryan made tbo follow ing statement: probability of paying a tine of $fi. Thin Is the edict Issued last night by Klre t'lilef Iiwton and City Kn glneor Arnsplgor. .JAn alarm was turned In lat night, and very few of tbo Medford people waterlog their lawns, shut ofr tbelivlawn sprinklers. Spoclul pollen In autog will travel through the roHldciitMlNtrlct bore after whon an alarm Is turned in, to catch vlolatora of tho order, which will be published today. not expect to tako any official part In tho convention. Having been de feated for delegate at large In my own state, I will not accept a seat on the floor ot the convention as an alternate from Nebraska nor swept a proxy from any other state." Mr. Ilryan bnd several callers dur- "I havo come to the convention us ( lug the day ami talked about the slt- ueHspapor correspondent ami do nation. KUio Hill, daughter of l(epiesenln lio Hill of Connecticut, wns dis patched there to open a brunch of tho union and create interest in the earn iwign. ROOSEVELT MEETS WITH MU0SE LEADERS OYSTKIt HAY. X. Y., Juno 18. Colonel Theodore Itoovuvelt was visited at his home nt Sagamore Hill Monday by .las. It. (iifflcld and Doan William uraper 1-ewln. According to his secretary, Joint W. .McOrath, who returned trom Chicago, the colonel "bad a full and frank ills cuftslotf' with Mr. (iarfleld and Dean Lewis as to wliat be Intends to say with regard to the political situation and "the time he should any it." DR. J. D. RICKERT EYESIGHT SPECIALIST The nclcntltlc. Intelligent, drugless, efficient adaptation of glass os for tho aid of vision and the relief of headaches and eye-strain, COntTKSY, ACCURACY AND PItOMPTNKSS PRHVAIK. Suite 1-2 over Tho May Company, Medford, Oregon. Why SiuoUo Hit Cigars When I. a Oondas are only 10c MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT Teacher of Piano and Harmony, composer of "Our Navy," "A Memory," etc. A teacher with an established reputation, who maintains a high ntandard and gets results through a correct di agnosis and through tho application ot tho proper prescription to meet the nccda ot each Individual pupil. fil'MMKIt TKHM HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO Itooui tot Gnrnctt-Ootvy llldg., Phono. 71!. Mcdfttrd, Ore. ZZZlllZZllZlZfy &?. Green Trading Stamp Books will be redeemed in cash after July 1 - i . j ii i feggjgg . via m. Pleasurable Savrnq Iil.iimuoN .ire on' Of the h. I lin t lnenlH olien it io day. TUay are constant ly IncresftuK o prle and there is no probsbilio of a reduction lty cbarglna a inill profit and Munu and selling for s u we ean undersell most dealers. Ulna White ! I -moBtts from JlS to JKOO. Perfect dtamomU always net (be iu rhassr a profit Diamond r I u , s bought from u will ha rai'urcbssed at ths pries whicti you paid nue ear from now. pint, to per cent Re the n ilnx mountinisn Visitors Ih! wel come. Martin J. Hetltly The .lewilcr HtiiiM of gintiit) ill J am Strtel Mi'illil. ir'k,ou vyi ! 1 1 it m f t ? ? z f y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y .. Atft'iits for Miiii.sino; Winr U. (5. rorsffs. llolc lirnof Hosiery, AlrCnll Ptillfi'iiH, l.dt Porlo Wool- C1IK. M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS Agpiits for .M. &('. Skirts, Black Dresses, Mni.on Suits, Alelva Waists, Paul .Jones "Middies. ir'"'"S,J S? Wash Goods Special 1.V lijjnretl Dress Crepes and of col- Lawns, JT-incli, variety urs, to i'Iokc at, yartl, 9c Hosiery Special Ladies' Blat'k Tlsi', till sizes, Si .. lu 11), seamless, 9c -r?tr,im rr Embroidery Special Rofvulnr l.l-inch Cambric Kni- hroidery KdRiiiff, J5' L- to inch, (iioted special for this sale, yard. 9c 70c Towels for 9c WEDNESDAY With any purchase of $3 or over we will sell one pair of 70c Towels for 9c. SEE WINDOWS Notion Special 3 cards Hooks and Eyes . 9 .' cards 3e Buttons ,' J) 3 pkgs. oc Pins 9$ 3 cards oc Safety Pins. 9 3 spools Basting Cotton 9 3 pkgs. Wire Hair Pins 9 if i) ? IZ. Ml A iij ' 1 mlJ I J A 1 ! Crepe de Chine Waists Uejjfidar r l.tK) values, on sale pi'tial Weilnesdny, Second I'M oop ' $2.69 e lliou.'liu anil .ui I iij? r lj?A X """""" the t ..t -xam.U I ifcVWGrf2IS,fcCl'il ' V world, tt.r in.) .no Pull'1". 'WmTvtm " T-itl j zKiiZZtttZZtZK& Wash Skirts Complete line of M. J: C. WasJU Skirts, regular and 'tm si.rs, spot-ially jiru'ed, s tul l'Moor $2.58, 2.75, $3.75 Pongee Silk ttMwh Fnncy INitivf Hilk, rej.'uUu' ."ir, Mecial for tins ale, S9c I'f ssMlt)laiHiaSriiOiiis imisapii Lingerie Waists Extra special, regular 1.2.j values, all iwa, on wale, Second Flmr 98c fc$&oy$ y t y y t y. y y y y y y y. y y y y T T y. y y f y y y y y y. y y y y r T I o