Medford mail tribune., June 27, 1916, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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MEDFOTCD MAIL TRTBrNK MttDFORD, 01? MOV. TUESDAY, JTVIO 27, 1910
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APATHY GREETS Ml MUG
MQPMPNTTDIAI STATION OPENED
FORHIGHTREASON
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OWNER
AND
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Britain Absorbed in Conditions at the
- War Front Atmosphere In Court-
room One of Levity Witnesses
Same as Those at Preliminary
Hcarinii Testify.
FOR ENLISTMENTS SLAIN BY BANDITS
TURK
REPR
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AUTO
STAMPEDES
RAILROAD
BRING
PROGRESS
ALONG
'Ml ) my purpor i u intitr ii
IIIIWll M'''tlllllMK tlllion hrru, lllld in
plarinini; to t'iviii,ntlv wi( Mlf)i)l
COMMUtS. N M. Juno 27--
j Will Parker, owner of 1'arker' ranch
Hunted 25 Dillon southwest of lla-
IwONOO.V, Juno 87. Tlio secoml
dny of tlio trial of Sir JloRor Casnment
for IiIkIi trofiRon opoucil with no
tilinngo In thu Hpntliotlc attlttiilo with
whloh tlio gnnornl nubile reward tt the
OltKO. . .
Tlio jirlneliml ronnon nffurod for
thin lack of IntorOHt In that tlio ut-
tontlou of tlio country Ih focuaod upon
tlio contlnont.
Thu ntniosphcro of tlio courtroom
in not that of a trial for llfo and tlio
chief Justlco was compollod yofltnrdny
to IiihIhI that thoro must bo no IhurIi
tor In court. Tlio laui;htor wn ovok
d by tlio ropnrtco of thu Irlih sol
dlor wUiiimmkm. Tlio nttltudo of Cnsc
iiiont hlmsnlf Is far from IioIiik ono
(if gravity. Mo apponrH noltlior crush
od nor mibilued by tlio NorloiiRnofw of
111! pMltlon and tnkon tlio procotMl
liiB In a most castinl nianiior.
I-KiIIn of (Vuisplniry
Tim proMHriillou ronuiiiod tlio Intro
1 notion of testimony linmndlatoly.
Tho wltnoMofl woro tho an inn an thoo
oallod nt tho preliminary lioarlnt?
mid few now point wdro brought out
diirliiK tho oarly procoodlnKH. Wlt
iiomqh i;avo account p thu uiovo
liiontN of Sir Honor and bin coiupan
IniiH. Captain Robert Montolth and
Dnnlol J llnlloy, from tho tluio of
tholr UndliiK on tho moriiliiK of Good
J'rldny, in n boat from tho Coriuau
nubniarliio nonr Traloo until tho nr-
roat of Sir Honor.
John McCarthy, an IrUh farnior,
dneorlbod flndliiK tho boat In which
tho throti tiiuu -wai'o Hald to hnvn
landml and told of flndltiR burlod on
thu braoh two handbnKH contnluliiK
rovolvurs and ammunition.
Identify I'i Lmiiioi-s
IMnry (Ionium, a sonant Klrl, Idon
tlflod Kir HoRor n ono of tho throo
iiion Mho mot huiryltiK away from tho
bench early Friday morning. SIih
wn followed by Thomn lloarn,
Hflrgwint In tho Irlih constabulary,
who told of tracliiK Sir Honor to tho
ruined fort In tho vicinity of which
ho arrMtod him. lloarn Identified
levolvers, mp of Ireland and a flax
of tin revolutionists which were
found In a handliNK- There was i
Htlr In tho courtroom an the big green
ombloin of tho robot whr auread nut
In the center of tho room, and all
uyo turn (Ml toward the prisoner. Ho
Hhlfted uneaaily In bin sont and thou
loanod buck with folded arm nuiIIIiik
norvouily a be KRietl at the Hug.
Alexander Sullivan, fhlef counsel
for the defonio, volunteered the In
formation that the emblem on the
flag was that of the tlt of l.lmerlck
not only to wetire men lor mv linuieh cnl,H ""' '! w'fe w murdored.
of the Koni'ce, but nlxo to awaken ! presumably by Mevlcan bandit, aome
inlcrcNt in the nnvy in uoncrnl," thU I time thl mornlnit, according to In-
iormaiiou roceivuii norc uus auor
noon by ralatlvea.
American cavalry already ha
tartod In pursuit of the murderer
and If uceMiry will croa thu lor
der. At tho time of the murder tho
bandltN ran off approximately Ifi
horaoff, which military official bo
llovo will attaint them In finding tho
i.iiMiteimnt .1. II. HlHcklMirn, who ar- i
rived yi'Hteriluv nflonioon to upon re
eruitinir offices, in anticipation of tlio
mmmho by cinj(reM of the nnvnl bill
enlling for 'JO.tlUO additional men for
the navy.
"N'avy loftiHlMliou li been Itiiftoly
hysterical," cnutiuiicij the lUnileimnt.
"ConxieHM nliould xcttle once for (ill
what the navy muttl be expected to j trail.
RUSSIAN FRONT
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HORSES ON GRADE! COLORADO MINERS
TO VIEW MINES
do, forwbnl purp"e we Khali build,
whether' wo "hall prepare to reit nn
itnnwon from Liberia or whether we
mIimII at all linicH bo piepareil to
riKldfully mid MiieeflHHfullv uphold the
Monroe doeliine. The nierehant de-
cidea whether lim btiHinoMN nlinll bo
progruHMive ami growing or whether
it hIiiiII Miami Mtill or purlmpM decay.
And an ho decide ho Iii.vh Iuk plan.
Nnvy building i n matter of bn-i-ncK.
Let tho Hiople and congrcxs
decide what the nnvy hhall rcptewent
nud then we ohii iutetligoutlv hot old,
upon u iihvhI piogrnm nuited to that
piiiHme." , .
Nineteen Vtwra In Serl(e.
Lieutenant Itlaekbiirn !m in eliai-ge
of all naval affan-N in Oregon mid
houllioni WaMhington. lie in an ev
ioneiieed officer, liaung nerved ne
tivoly nineleeii yoaiM. Ilia puMilion
before being placed in bin proMont en
iwcitv wan that of chief of ataff to
tlio officer Hoooinl in eomimind of tho
.I'ncifie fleet, lie aun'ml on tlio roliuf
expediliou at tlio lime of tho Mohkiiiii
oaitlupiake in December, 11108. and al
that time wiim ilm-oraled with a medal
Jiy the Italian government.
The lieutemint lakew a gieat pride
jll Iiim braueli of tin1 Mil-vice, IiIk
liobhv being, "the nnvy, our fit'! hue
if dofeiiHO." He will apeak Vednon
day before the Cortland Ad club upon
that KiibJHCt.
iVoling .Men Siillgtit.
"Wo want ulcan-cut .oung nimi be
tween the agon of 17 and 'HI," he
aaiil, "and for them our aervico of
fei'H unexcelled opiHiiliiiuties
yeueral education and Mccimr thefi
uoild. The m N nciuU double that
offeivd in the aiin The naw i- a
Parker and hla wife wore ald to
have been found by omployes oarly
today at tho ranch homo. I'arkor'a
placo wiih vliiltod Movoral day ago
by Mexican Imudlta and a number of
hoi-no and cattle run off. A tioop of
cavalry followed tholr trail at tho
time, but did not croHn tho border.
FRUSTRATE MEXICAN RAID
(Continued trom nago onei
ed hh priictifiillv.cortniu that a far
reaching ccnorlnp mum would be iu
(ililulwl.
ICoglo I'nwt jioiigtlieiieil.
To Hticngllicii the garrison at Kagle
I'fts n battalion of the third field ar
tillery wan ordered there UmIhx. Two
more bnlterfc of the fifth field ar
tillery at- IVt fyll. Okln.. wciu or
detcd to i:i I 'mho lalt night.
(leneiHl Perilling loporiud to (len
oral hinittoii that tho two MiundroiiH
of the eleventh cavalry that hud boon
Mont towaid Carrixul have fallen i
back on the main lino.
constantinopu:. jho- 27-
Au iiiinoiiiiceiiicnt from army liuad
pmilei'H ay: -n
"In Persia, HiiMainu tniow of all
MnriH, under protection of their forti
fied Mitioiix. made an attack on
June '2(1 againt our force onat of
Korvil. The engagetnrtrt hited until
evening. The ItiiHHinna finally witli-
urew wnnoiit accoiMpiixning tneir
puilHtao, Inning Hiifferod c.iniderrile
Iohhom. A lliiKiiiui detnebment which ,' carried tho four horsoa and two wag
Htlempted to outflank our trooim injoiia over the odge of the canyon
ihi sector wiih compollod bv a conn- where tboy lodod In a clump of oak
ter attack to return to its position, tree Mnni nriv fBni inwn. i
When their car rounded a sharp
bend on the roiul between Derby and
tho mouth of Dig llutlo creek Sun
day afternoon, Or. and Mr. F. 0.
Thayor and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Good
rich found themnelvea confronting a
wild four-hono tonm drlvon by V.
L. Lowl of Flounce Hock. Although
car and team wore about fifty yard
apart one of tho loader attempted to
climb tho almost perondlcnlar rock
wall on one aide of the rond. Falling
In thl ho swung to tho right and
P'
"Our troops otM-rating south of this
Hjector approached tho neighborhood
of Cliihui. The Hiihmhiis avoided
the fight, euiciialing llicir (losilioiiM
;iml withdrawing to the nortlieiiHt.
"('aucawmn frent: On the left wing
north of the Tchoitik, we mo coiinoI
(dating poMitioiiH which wo captured
from the ItiiHsiuiiM. At other points
(trees aomo fifty feet down, the wag
on pinning the horses In a kicking,
Iruggllng m nun.
' Tho driver Jumped a the load wag
on turnod over tho odgo and landed
on lila feet In thu road. It took him,
with tho asfddtonco of Mr. Goodrich
and Dr. Thayor about two bourn to
got hi teams and wagon back on the
rond. Thoro ho managed to patch up
"We heiiid .ibouV 'nir Mine LimUp
district and the iiuliond xmir citx in
tend to build to it from the column
of onr hon jwH'r, the Silverton
Miner, and we have come here to see
tho dint riot "nil look over tlu ling
titimtiiiri,'' aid W. .1. Kattle. who,
with K. ('. Krtwcetl. arrived tlii-
motning from Silveiton, ('(do., where
Mr. Kattle has been engaged in min
ing for the ast sixteen xei"".
"Colorado mining men," continued
Mr. Ilattlc," have all heard about
thin diKtrict and nre intei-ewtodlv
wiitching (levelopmentK. In the event
that mining operations aie puhcd in
this locality, I believe there will be
a great iiillux of o.xvoricneod men
from the Miutliweft. From the ore I
have Keen, the reports of the district
I have rond and heard from manv
mining men, I am convinced that
Mod ford can make no mistake in put
ting tliiough the railioad to sneh a
permisinj: di-lnet. It will be the sal
Mitinii of Hie town. It will ineiin in-creai-ed
payroll and ineroimed popu
lation mid a period of prosperity smelt
as the valley lia never I'oen .since itn
close devotion to tlio fruit buwinosn.
Putting through this railroad is your
opportunity t il aonictliin'g lusting
and benet icinl for your eommunity."
Mr. Knltlo, w1io is a mining mini
ot vast experience, will upend coimid
eiable tune in Medfoid and vicinity
md will vimI the Mine Ledge in a few
davs.
IEDDY TD1DME Wffl
MOW YoltK, .lune 27 -ThiKidoro
Hoonevelt ban accepted the Invitation
to dlno with Charlen 13 Itugho. at
tho republican nominee's hotel nt
7:80 o'clock tomorrow night, IJ. wbh
learned hero today. '
The name of William II. Wilcox,
former public service commhwdohor,
wan beforo the nuli-cominlttuo today,
It wan authoritatively learned, a
Mr. llughon' first choice for tho
chairmanship of the national com-mltteo.
our mm,, are purn uing me enemy. , 10 1)roKon iiarnc and tlm tonguo
who in llee.ng fr thm f.ont towaid j of tho waR0I18 oth of whlch wore I
,m' ,0"MtJ broken out, and hitching, up the!
I horses; wlilalt oscapod vvltli, ncratchr
I ho proceeded on his way to .Medford,
.arriving oarly Monday morning. mKi
tLowIn wan brliiKlug tho home In fori
wile to the government. I
branch that seen quick action. Twenty-four
hour after the attack at
Carrimal tho American navy
blockaded all the purls on both
cohhIm of Mexico, I conitidor that
tho navy Iimh thu blockade itiiHtiou
wftlLin hninl."
The Mint ion will bo oK'iieil .lulv 10.
It will bo in charge of Cltiel
WASHlKOToX. .Iuiii '27 SwIk;
Passed Niindrv civil nppiopriatiou
bill carrying I'JH.DOll.tillii tor inisccl
InnetuiK tAvcinmit c.xm'iiscm.
Rwumed ilehn(4',on postoffice up
pronrialion bill. !
Heuse: j
Appropriations committee report-'
ed urgent deficient bill eauviim!
I'i.'.ll.l'J.OlUI for national guard pay,
etpiipmeut and tiiuutytoilnl'oii mid al
hill continuing until .lulv :tl all ap- j
propnatious ncoeHHarr for the opcr-
,,1 ntion oi the overnment which lemaiii
unprovideil for on .lune :io.
Hay resolution for drat tun- tlio na-
NEGRO
TROOPERS
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CAPT OREDAT JUAREZ
ormaster Sergeant .lohn N'onUlrom,
u ttieal old miui-of-Hniinaii, and
an assistant. Medford was select -
t'r led as the site of the station, uccord-
ng to Lieutenant lllaekburn, lis one
ol the few centers ot imputation in
(trefoil.
tionnl guard into tluijimiy notit into
eotifenmi'e. jSL
Military ttcademy bill remirlad ftir
(uar- lMssage I liursday.
.Naval militia lull eoimnletod by na
val affair, commit toe.
Adopted conference ivMiit on dip
lomatic and eouiMilHrMptHtutriatioh
bill.
Adopted conference if'mrt on riutil
ii-tlit - bill
KL PASO, Tex.. June 7. Two no
gro troopers, lagged ami half dead
from hardship,., were lodged m the
jail at .luaros today alter liciny
brought from Ciuuuui, where the
were capluicd by the de fuclo gov
ernment trooi. Tlicy are Indieved to
lio Miirvivorx of thu Carrixnl encoun
ter. Neil her I heir name- nor their com- '
nanitSt were uiveit out bv the Junior.
authorities, who announced thev !
would lw taken to I'liiliuahua (itv
.iiul kept with the other prisoners
taken at Cairmil. who iiumher twoii-iv-ivo,
excluding Loin Spillbuiv. the
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Tuxedo's Grip
by Walt Mason
Tuxedo is the crripping smoke, a boon to every buyerj
you take your pipe of English oak, of meerschaum.
clay or briar, and fill it with the fragrant ivccd, the
choicest man can gather; and then you have a smoke,
indeed; and are you glad? Well, rather, i Tuxedo
lias no kick or bite, suggests no "morning after;" its
mission is to bnng delight, and
fill your heart with laughter.
It caught the sunshine of the
aouth, when it was green and
growing, and brings that sun
shine to your mouth, when
out the smoke you're blowing.
"Tuxedo's in a clas3 alone," its
smokers are declaring; "it has a
fracrance all its own. that baffles
all comnarincr." And thus it
grips the men who smoke, and holds their true afjeci
tion ; their trusty briar pipes they .
stoke, and never know dejection. CosmS t
ir:
GOI LOST ON If
10 LOSI LAKE
C. T. Kn, O. A. l Crow. II It
Iltito, a D. Itow'ttMH and William
SallulU XvsnI to Lost Uk. finhliiK.
ffliHtUy. Taut U tb first four went
wt 8chwHi sUrttd. He got nick, he
claim, and lggd behind the otbeiH
OH tk li mile waft from tho car
to too lake When he arrlvcU with
In a fw nundred ards of the lake
tk mawlMi' of tn iart who had
arrtvwl at the Uk, fired a rifle to
apprUM him of tholr locution At
tr th abut 8chulU wa sn no more
Iff Out other until thv found liliu
oortad up In on of the cars when
thay roturnad in the evening. Wlo
ha failed to apapar at th lake Is an
UHMplaheBd iii)aiary. Not iinenpUln
ud olthar, but tha two explanations
offarad differ widely, tkhultx swears
that no shot waa fired and he wait
ivrad around lost until he fortuusteh
xtruck tho trail back to ih cum
yfttults la a rabid Gorman, miord
lug to Uowuian, who clatnis that the
IJoldelburger bit the hs k trail as
M8H a ha heard the shot, thinking
for aura that tha Kuaalaa had i
wt tho summit of the hill before him
At "H)' rat Srhulti ruriW hM
whk aa empty bakktt. bilo (be rest
hhd tU aw J lo pleat
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Double ?M" Stamps Given on All Cash Purchases All Day Wednesday
All Stamp Books redeemed in Cash after July 1st
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WHITE GOODS SPECIALLY PRICED
at .. . 125o. :J5c, 50c, 75f
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50c Embroidery Flouncing . . 29c
75c Voile Flouncing . . . 39c
$2.50 Bedspreads .... $1.59
Assortment $2 Silks . . . $1.19
Assortment $1.25 Silks . . 89c
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LndiiV ! Piilcnt Cloth Tuii Mutton English
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hilif .fl Patent Cloth Top Strupnt-tl Sandal
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Oiw ht of 1 bmken sizes in new stvlos, to
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