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P7CGE FOTTft anflDFOTm MATT TliJBFNE, arTCPFOttD, OREGON", MONDAY, JUNE 19, 101G &$ V' a ! re. 4e r. - 't-. MEDFORDMA1L TRIBUNE AN INnKPKNnnNT tiKWHVAVKlT" FU1IMK1IKI) IIVKItV AKTKIINOON KM'KIT Hl'NKAY 11V TIM! AHilJKUltU 1'ltlNTlNQ CO. Ofriw- Mall Tribune ItiiiMIn, 2D 27-J9 North Kir street; tcl'il'ne 7fc. Tlio Democrat la Tlmm, the Metlfonl Mull. Tlio MixJfonl Trlliuiie. The Month cirri QrtfKonlw" Tim Aslilnml Tribune. a bo note I'frrNAM.'.tiiitor. INTERVENTION NEAR BOUBCRIPTJOM HATK3I 8n ypnr, by malt ft.00 ne month, bv mill JO I'rfc month, ilrlhorr-il by carrier In Medftml, I'hoonlx, Jnrkrmnvllle nml Central Jolnl ........... .CO Set unlay only, by mall, pr year..- I 09 Weekly, per ycir ... MO Otfrafal Paper of the City of Mrirrd. OfrielM Piper of Jaoksoti County. tlntered as second-class matter at Med ford, Oregon, umlei iti wet or Marsh I, UTS. Sworn rirculntinh for lilt tilt. Pull IcHxpil wlrn Associated Press dlS' patch.. jgg EM-TEES Yc, It Wnt Tlio Tluwlor Tlio thontcr was destroyed by flro In .Motion City Inst night. Tlio local II very miuh hiivciI hi ImrsoN and "wiikoiib, lint a cow wns btirnwl up. Shollon (Kiih.) Ituconlcr. Ilia ApprriitlrcMilp pinlph Marble, who linn boon en gngcil nt Cook'a Mnrkut for aonui tluiu past, Iiiih resigned his pohIHoii nml hnH engaged with llm Hldtiny holing barber shop iin nn assistant. ThlR In (ho shop In which Mr. Marble loomed his trndo nntl nfter which ho conducted a aliop for himself for a t lino. Slil noy IN. V.) Itoeord. llo Will llo n Niii-kiii !(!. .M. Sickles, l. I)., has leased front Mrs. Arnold tlio vacant lot tul JolnlttR IiIm residence hiiiI will begin operations In the spring. Tlio Wal king (N. Y.) Hovlew. Wlml AVIlt Society NoW.. Some of tho llnrne poopln nt liiiidod ti "hutt-lii" illnnur nt Mrs. llnrvo Stanton's Prlduy. -Tho Omrk (Ark.) Spectator. TIiN Is Very Utile AVolI, sir, thu writer ihs Iihoii m goali (Hug bnay (hla wok tryltiaj to litV Wl of tho water ami mutl. ho lWWt't had lime to look for news. bMt Wsry little helps. Tho (len try (Ark.) Journal. A Woman's Woih. Want.-A nlc young man ON CI, again (lie Tniled Slates is mi vcrc of uiUtvcii Mini in foxico an intprvciilioii fdrccd In' (Ih1 iiin- hilify or uuwilliiiyiicr'-H of flic Carraii'n ovci'iiincnt to j)nlci'l flic American border (mwhk rroni bmulit raids. Camiiwa accins caiTicd away by bis own 'importun'cu and to bavc lwt bis sense of propoption. His actions be tray a perspective extremely. narrow for tbe chief of a nation. His vanity and poinponsness blind him to the ex isting dangers. 'J'be American troops have no business in Mexico, save to protect the United States from foreiirn invasion. Had Carl-anza forces co-operated with Pershing's forces, Villa would never have escaped and the bandit bands have been rounded ii) lon ago. But beyond making promises, the de facto government has done nothing. The United States government and people do not want to intervene in Mexico. The limit of patience has been exercised to prevent it. Should, however, the Mexican government carry out its threats of attacking the Ameri can troops protecting the border, it would needlessly force intervention by an unwilling government. There can be but one result in case of a clash with Mexico and that is disaster to Mexico. The ignorance of the people of Mexico can be understood, but the attitude of the Carranza government deliberately court ing destruc tion passes human understanding. It'is playing into its enemy's Hands by perpetuating anarchy. HUGHES' FOOL FRIENDS I 1 Til K (ieriuan-Aincriean Alliance triumphantly an nounces that its campaign in behalf of Justice Hughes secured his nomination by the republicans and the secretary of the organization states that he is sending out three million lot tens of iust met ions to Oeniian-born vot ers and descendants of Germans to vote for Hughes for president. I' very German paper in the United States, including tin subsidized "Fatherland," is out for Hughes. President Wilson's vigorous Flag dav speech in which he accused P :. ....... .. ! ..ij i . . . j . i it. i j tit i i luruiiriiers (H uiuMiipuug 10 levy "ponucai niacicniau is occasion for a fresh tirade of abuse from the hyphens who place the land of their origin above the land of their adop tion. .It seems thai (he kaiser is not content, with destroying American factories and interfering with industrial rela tions in the United States, but also seeks to interfere in its political affairs and name the next president. II the German-American Alliance can deliver three million votes , if course it will decide the election. J)ul such a supposition is preposterous. If the German vote is cast solid for Hughes it would force the American vote, in self- defense, to be cast for ilson. Hut most Germiut-Aincri-eans are too good citizens to accept dictation in voting, even from the kaiser. Mr. Hughes should be saved from his fool friends. mm DEATH DUE TO WOUND F ROM I! NKW YOKK, June 1'J. - The douth of General .loaeph Ciallolnl, former mltilatr of war or Franee was duo to n mtirdorotia attack by Krenoh army officer of high rank undor chained of troanon, nml not to natu ral cauae, according to atorloa told lioro lodny by iinaaeniora arriving on tho Fronoli liner La Knvetto. (Juti tnvo Iloalouln, tin mttache of the Fronch war office hero for tho aocond time on a Kovornmont imIhhIoii would uolthor affirm or dony tho talo. Gouornl aalllsnl wan shot mid fa mily wotindod whou cIoHntod with tho officer In hla Purl ofrica, the ar rivals from Franco nld. Tho general, aftor an IHiiosb of tliroo wooks, died May 27. i Ocuoral Onlllonl'.'B nueallnnt wm arrofilod, tho I. a Kayutto'H paHMiKors Halil and liU fate In linttnftuii. lie had bocu RUiuiuoned boforo Ills chief, It Ih reported, to answer tho clinro of .hnviiK nojjotlulcd with tho Cor mmiH for' tho'iirreudor of. u for trots nt Vordiin. ' MEXICANS FEAR HUGHES TO NAME CARRANZA COLLTMIlttS,' N M., June 19. Moro than 100 Mexlcnna omployod by tho United State army, In re building tho motor road from Colum bus 'to tho American field bnawi In Mexico, quit work today and loft camp at Palomaa, eight mile nouth of the- border, for Interior points In Mexico. Thoy. oxplnlnod that they feared tho vengeance of Cnrranxa followers. m CHAIRMAN E CAMPAIGN tNHW YOItK. June 19. CharW K. Hughes arrived here from WahltiK ton early today to confer with a mib committee or the republican national committee of which W. Murray Crane Is chairman, concerning tho organi sation of tho committee Including the election of a new chairman. The Mexican rnncliors in the Onleana conference was called to meet at MINNESOTA HOLD district hnvo complained to Oouoral J. J. Pershing, commanding tho American punitive expedition, that mounted horsemen, claiming to bo Carranza followera and pnrt of the 2:30 p. in. In Mr. Hughes temporary headquarters In a hotel. It Is uudoratood that Mr. Hughes has two or three men In mind whose uniiHta he will submit to the members command of General Cuviuon, aro of the committee for choice as choir stoallng horsct and cattle, according to reliable Information received here today. CORNELL FRESHMEN STATE PRIMARIES BY 111 CRISIS thai ikih nook and wash dlake. milk the oew, anil churn, and pick the geeee awl watch ih apeeklMl hen that she ilHii't lay astray. The Fulton (Ky.) Wliulaaa. llir I'mmii llrtNiiluny. Willie Jonas, wtift haa bmui atiidy Ihi artartnc, aetord at tha town lull TsaawHy utajht.The Phllllps 4Ja (Kaa) Ohaurver. i A Sow Viiiiiik Aulliiit-.' Ms kigk arhool graUuntlun o nraites wll) oonslat of a play on tlUns "Aa Yiih Uke II." iy Mr. tlssM. The JeffarstiuYllle (1m4.) dtSMM. SUhuM PmmIuc,. Iloimtmj. w Mturrlace llcetia was Imum In Taywr llsra, 'i, of Prestofiburg. Ky., aad Ulva Msale, IS, of Uaat I'tttHt. ICy. Tho IroaUtu to.) IroH- tiMlaH. Kcmmhltsl. "Mr. Ityra I!, nivalis. Clairvoyant ii Wl Impreaalunal reader; aleu strictly freak una." Adr. In 11 IrSWell (Msaa.) CttMrier-CltlWH. NKW YORK. June i.8tok were generally niiaeitlel ItHlay, In (NiiieequeHee of the uiiaettle! ewudl tlona In Mexico. The Mexican group was particularly affected, losing two to four points, with aa much or mora for sown of the snaclaltlea, compris ing the motor ami war shares. In vestment slwka, as repiesetited by I high class rails, were lowor by' I to ST. l'AUIi, Minn . June t!t. - Chief liitcroMt In (ho Minnesota primary election today ceutorH In tho Hglit for tho republican nomination for United StatoH senator, lit which four candidates, Senators Mohos K. Clapp, former Governor Adolph O. Kbur liart, Krnuk II. Kellogg, formerly iih slstaut nttoriioy general, ami Charles A. Mudhorg, membur of coiiKroMS, aro COIltOStlllK. Cnudldntos for Culled States sou- utor, Rovornor, lluutounnt Kovornor, rongieasmou, iltemliers of the legis lature, mouibors of tint stuto rallrond nml warehouse commliMlou, associate , Judaes of the mipmne court, noire-1 tan of state, treamiror and district I Indue will he "Mooted bv the voter",! DEFEATeSYRAGUSE POI'GIIKHKPSIK, N Y., .Tune i). Tho Cornell first onr crew won thu luo mllo froshmnu rncu Imro to day, dofontliiK S)rncniMo by about a length nml n half of open water. Coach Ten Kyerk's youngstiirs, after a thrilling strugKlo all the way up tho course with Pennsylvania, won second plnco by about u fool. The Columbia eight finished five or six lengths In tho wash of other crews. Cornell took tho lend at tho start and was never headed. LN'onr the finish lino the Court noy crow spurted mid quickly pulled away from the Sjrairuso and Penn sylvania crews. Columbia' elgbt finished between five and six lengths In tho rear of the winners. Official tltue: Cornell. ll:or. -:,, Syracruse, 11: 1." :i-5; Peiiusylvnnla, 11:10 1 -T. ; Colunibht, 11:9 2-5. Why Smoko lilt ClKars When La Gomlas nro only 1 Ou num. Thu ropiibllcan presidential uonil iho loaves for Providence, 11. f., this evening to attoud his class reunion of Ilrown university. He will return here Thursday and romaln until Sat urday whon he will go to spend part of the summer at Uridine Hampton, Long Island. Mr. Hughes will not return to Washington again before election. Ho would not discuss either poll- tics or the Mexican situation. Tho members of the sub-committee weie guests of Mr. Crane at a luncheon held prior to the conference with Mr. Hughes. Ilefoi'e tli" luncheon the committee met and discussed thu question of the selection of a national chnlrmnn. It was lalor announced unoffic ially that thoro was no basis for pub lished reports that William It. Will cox, formor public service commis sioner, would be selected. It was de clared that the name of William Loeb, once former President Jtooxe volt's secretary, Urtunll) bed been eliminated. 1 I : a JOHN A. PERL Am UNDERTAKER Iady Aslstnnt Sft fl. UAinTiKTT I'honea PI. I? arid 47JS iilomobllo 1 1 eat. so Scrtlco M fcZAI-vl fVkfVSAI NKW YOHK, June 1 Fifteen Ihoiiaaud or more troop" of the New York National Guard begun todn to assemble In their armories through out the state In response to the ii-e--Ideut's call. As rapidly as the com mands eau be brought together and equipped they will proceed to the state mohlllxatiou camp at lleekmnu, X. Y , fifteen miles southeast of i points, with weakness In obscure I'oiilikeeimle, lo he mustered Into laadoa. With MMltord trade la Med ford made the lulled Slates servlne. Thlr lUobllUatloii Is expect ml to he com plete vvllhln tlrec days. Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it. 25catalldniiigists. lyiERMMAN BliHEIH SHE Automobile Tire Setting and Wheel liepairing. Springs welded or made to order. Horse-shoeing and general blacksiuithiiig. Great Stasrs Qhe newer Big'gei;tette3;j screeja production! are K 'IV a plalvouse.s 2G SOUTH RIVERSIDE AVENUE Phone 279 JUNE WHITE SALE ON AT MAY & GO.'S TODAY May .v Co are puulntt on a big Jmhs White sale which begins Mon day morula This steie la aHns featuriug some attractive deeurallous nad now bate their store wndos and dopartiuHHls dteorate! with uat viral eottun bolls, which the) have had shipped directly from Ike fields of the south Those natural cotton bolls wake a ver appropriate decora tlan tar the UU sale. MAN WHO WON FAME AS "CHIMHIEFADDEN" IS DEAD ABHTAUl'LA. Ohio. June is -Ckarlae M. Hopper or ' Chinuule Fud dsH" fame died In Anhtabula general nsapttal at nildutabt from shock tol lowlsg a savers surgical operaliou performed Thursday. Mr Hopper was tw J-svsral years a popular stags fa-A-srlta. reaching the xeulth of his osrear In "luluimle Ksdden." lie abandoned the footlights some years IM sad haa bssn livtag In retirement in sta sUMmer home at t'nlouWU Its w i- a sob of Iba lals Charles Hopper. j-1 isr4 (Ml macnao The funeral )nu u noia in ) tei.iiil, M.md.it. Pui yourseif in HEK place. r a . jjLr.jJLi in VML JX NVhy not get n good oil stove so that dur ing tlio hot wenthor your wifo or mother orsiater or dnuchter, can prcpuro tho inonls in a rool.com- lortabU kitchen? Au a There's no overhcntltiK the kitchon withnnup-to-date oil cook stove. It's just like cooking with city rcis. Tho hurncrs con centrate tho heat nt the difierent cooking points. NEW PERFECTION OIL COOKTOVE v 1 "v i ou irfr Tn ir" JI? i-?l Cffiv !Vr VlnCQ . M m, m $T Ml t Yft COMPANY m nif ti u (C4iiiumi jH No wood or coiil or nshes to hiR. No waiting for flres to catch uv. The Ionic blue chimneys do Hwn' with all smoke and smell, ji 1.2,1, and 4-burnrr suss, wilh ( wnhuut ovens. Also cabuwt models with Kii'elMs cooking oven. STANDARDOIL COMPANY (C4lilumi l''op S;th' bv OARNKTT COREY HARDWARE CO. M1DF0RD. FURNITURE & HDW CO. 40 horse power o blR3(-lnch borsx 5-Inch Stroke motor that is as fa mous for its economy of rib ns It is for its free. Mow ing FLKXIULU pullint' power. Room for 7 and lots of room, too, for SKVKN full. Blown pam ensers. 112-inch wheelbasc Kivlng all the UnKth that a car mull have for rldlnc- ais at ALL timet but not too long a car for ready handling. 34x4 Tires Goodrich 8afr ty trtvads on far wheels sire thai In Aurs nm only road -COMPORT but a rrmaikabls tlra-cconomy also. Tank in renr tranafened frem cowl to mar of chauis giving much mors room in the body of car. Stewart Vacuum Peed set on Intake Insuring iell able supply of gas, DIVIDED front sents a futiher development of the imltvidoallied comfort that has always ben a Stu debaker object seats are adjustable and of a new body-fitting doign. Refinements Overlapping storm . proof windshield new and mix conveniently arranged ln etrumenis with indirect sys tem ofiUumlitalion looRr and easier -operating brake and clutch pedals uphol. atery of thu ftneet straight grain, seau-glued leather. Studebaker fi ng ista Mgg i OiJ Uf t Detroit, Mich. South DenJ, Ind. NYalkerville, Ont. Four Cylinder MrxleU T.urln Cr, T-rxtv.r JH Kwilit.1. S-iM.tcnnr . SW t.ndiiu-lttMJlr. J-fM. IISO SU Cylinder Models Tourlnt rr,7-rt.Ar )IM ttdtle, J-pMr . Iin I anltl-KaJr. 5iM. Ittt UuM. I'tUlMMtl . 1(10 5W.Un . I7I I JK14Ulst 7-.aiwfrt if U B. CMteH series 87. mm Forv Her: RriWArv Seven Passenger No other car gives as much for every dollar of the price There's the itemized list of what $875 buys in this NEW Stude baker Series 17 FOUR. No other car begins to equal it in VALUE, dollar for dollar. This unusual price of $875 for this big, roomy, SEVEN -passenger car with a FORTY horse power motor is possible only be cause of Studebaker's experience, unexcelled manufacturing facil ities and large volume. And no other car on the market whose manufacturer does not enjoy EQUAL advantages and vol ume of manufacture, can begin to equal this new Studebaker. The fact is, that to equal it, you must look among cars ranging hundreds of dollars higher. See this car before you make up your mind to buy any car, M d. -. vjates I X'XZ3&&V-!23$a ffeVrrrt taw -a!K 7 r- tT- ' mj v. tOSH" Wh?rt;W fth&i ev. a fsli f Tf .r ta or it lNTKItl'ltllAN Al'TOUiMt CO. TI.MIC CAIll). Leare Modfoni lor Ashland, Talent and rho. nix dally, except 8unday, nt 8.00 a m.. l:0o, t:00, 4:00 and 6:16 p. m. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Sundays leave at S:00 and 19:10 a. m. and 1.00, 1:00, 8:10 and 9:30 p. in. Leas Ashland fer Med ford dally, except 8nndsy. at 0:00 a. ra.. 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:15 p. m. Alto on Saturday nlghu at 6:10 and Z:20. gundaya loavs Ashland at 1:80 a. m. and 1:00. 4: JO, fi:IO and 10:30 p. in. WESTON'S Camera Sop 208 East Main Streot, jaUdfoyrfJ The Only Exclusive Commercial Photujrrnphors m tooumern uregon Negatives irade imy time or pluc by appointment PhonpltT-J Wc'iidutuoreiit V i ) U m ' I