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MEDFORD MATH TIUBUXE, MEDFORD, ORECiOX, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1916
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EM-TEES
, nv CHA1U.KS II. DHISCOU,.
If you want to make a hit
With a ploannnt llttlo clerk,
If you want to do your hit
For tins folk who do the work,
If you want to liny u nock
For a friend or for a Too,
If you want to upend a rock
For a brother or a beau;
If last ClirlBtnius you were mail
Wt en you xhoppcil amid the mull,
If you want to kid your Dad,
- This time inlsa the Christum crush
How to do It? l.ut mo nay
Think I can tell you how;
Tluy Home ClirlHtmuu Htuff today; .
Do your Christmas HhoupliiK now
a lairi'oniAri
I1V SIQ K.YITIOH.
In any city the population nverngeu
about 200 cltlcnK to one auto owner
Therefore, why should we Jump out
nf the road of an auto driver because
he blows his horn? Where docB he
uel the privilege to make us net out
of his way? Why don't wo til! carry
u horn In our vests and ninko the ail
tolsts get out of our way? Why
not? Ain't It? Them's our nentl
inents. .' SKI.
'.; How In Millie a Ixit f Money,
,. Invent a sewer pipe that clogs up
much quicker than the old kind and
sell It to the city. The city Is took
inn for such a pipe as this to put
down Just before a street Is paved.
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OlilHO STI FF.
"lie stands out like a beacon light
on a rock-bound coast."
orit Dii'i'v incrnoN.vitv.
Simp A fellow who voted
other woy.
Harbor See 'phonograph.
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A bee enn't Inlk, but It's right there
with n stinging retort.
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HINTS TO Ill Slt.WDH.
A lies Moines husband found that
when ho woke upench morning some
body hud been through his pockets
He had n tnllor line all his pockets
with fluh-hooks.
SAN FRANCISCO OPENS
. WOMAN'S POLICE COURT
SAN' KIIASTISCO, Nov. 1 The
lirst woman's police court ever At
tempted here will lie iimugiinitcil De
cember 1 next. Sessions open only
In Women ami girl will be held I'rom
0 In 111 ii. m. daily. A night police
court fur men was ivivullv ileeiiled
upi'ii.
DECLARES WAR FUTILE
(Continued From Tago One.)
Lorraine are doomed to failure ami
Ihe republic in;i us well reconcile
herself In peaceful mid fricmllv rc
Intiom with her eastern neighbors.
He holds that I! rent lliiluiu has uiiiile
mi abortive effort In crush Ocrmanv
as a trade riwil by appeal to arms,
hut Hint there is nothing essential in
(lie character of the three nations to
prevent their union as friends. In
respect to Russia, however, on the
oilier hand, ('omit Appotivi declared
that the organization of the country
eontdins the genus of war and that
(die in iiiinpcllcl I,.- the very essence
of her bciinr to attempt to extend her
domination at every opportunity over
the nations with which -lie is in coll
ide!. (enceution of IViicc.
"Once this war is I unshed." he
sniil, 'Ktirope mil pn.haMv have at
least twenty-five r ihiitv vc
f
ieaee, until Ihe uenerahou uhieh h.-isi
pnscd through this eoullie) has de i
parted."
Count Apponvi suvs that his views
are nnreu nv nn leaoin-.: 1 1 aua i tans
llllll with the po-slblo eveeptinll f
eerlaiii Slnvonie element-, in Autiia.
lire also held I'V ill'- leaders in that
country. '
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WASHINGTON-, N-ov. J 3. An
ouncement last night of the state de
partnient' action In Instructing
American Churge Grew at Berlin
communicate with the German for
elgn office on the subject of deporta
Hon of Belgians, brought out a flood
of Inquiries today for details and ex
planalioit of the department's action.
Secretary Lansing repeated the de
pnrtincnt'R action as It was set out
In last night's Associated Press ills
patches and made this statement:
"The United States has not made
an official protest to Germany, but
has suggested to her what a bad ef
fect on neutral opinion, partlculoVly
In the United States, such action
might have. The Instructions
Charge Grew to discuss the matter
with Chancellor Von Bethmann-Holl
weg were sent at the suggestion
the Belgian government. The Aiueri
can action was not meant In any sense
to be a criticism of the German gov
ernment's policy. We do not know
the full facts In the situation and can
not form a judgment until we have
heard from them."
HAYES-TILDEN AFFAIR
(Continued From Page One.)
is pointed out by officials of the ed
partment of justice, owing to the pas
sage In 1887 of a federal statute to
meet Just such an emergency as that
created by the Tlldeu-Hayes contest
nils statute provides that congresB
must meet In Joint session to cnnvnss
the returns on the second Wednesday
In February. (The members of the
electoral college meet In their ranee-
tlve states on the first Monday In Jan
tiary. ) At this joint session of con
gress no other business enn be consld.
ored, nor any. adjournment taken ex
cept five adjournments of one (lay
each; when, If the canvass of votes
has not been comploted, congress
auHt remain In continuous session uu
til the eanvnss Is completed. At the
joint session it Is provldo dthat tell
era be appointed who open the roturns
alpliulietlcally by states; that in case
of dulicato returns from any state
If objection Is made In writing by
any member the Joint session shall
be temporarily dissolved and the
house and senate meet separately and
onsldor the dupllcute returns. Tho
statute then provides that In case
there Is a state law covering contests
nd n decision bus been reached under
the state law, that decision shall be
binding on congress. In case no de
cision as to tho legality of ono set or
the other o fclectors has been reach
ed under a state law, and one return
Is made by tho chief executive of the
stato under the great seal of the slate
and the other Is not, the return so
certified under seal shall prevail
jiich branch of congress In separate
session shall consider objections to
the returns, hilt shull consider each
only for a period of two hours, with
fivo minutes as (he limit on any In
dividual speech and no member per
inltted to speak twice. At the end of
two hoursa vote must be taken. If
the house disagrees us to wlmt re
turns to accept, the matter, tho mat
ter shall be reported to the Joint ses
sion nnd the returns from that state
ire rejected. If then no person has
a majority of all tho votes cast at the
completion of the canvass, the house
meeting by itself, elects n president
voting by states.
The provisions of this statute. It Is
bollevei will enable nil contests to
ho settled In the states under state
laws nnd will remove any chance that
the vote of any state or states will
fail to be counted as returned In the
Joint session of congress.
BACKS ADAMSON BILL
(Continued From Pago One).
Announcement that the New York.
Sen Haven nnd Hart ford railroad
ould also file suits to test the con
stitutionality of the Adamson law
ns made here today by Howard lvl-
liott. the road's pcrsident. The suits
111 be filed in New York, .Massachu
setts. Uhode Island ami Connecticut.
he said.
I'llll.AllKId'lll , Xox. I.V The
Pennsylvania railroad conmauv todav
filed in the federal district court here
bill lu equity asking tor un injunc
tion u.e.alasi the three lulled Slates
district attorneys la Pennst lvar.la for
bidding them from btinsilng prosecu
tions ugalnst the railroad company
under the Adamson eight-hour law.
The court U asked to declare .that
ithe eight-hour law is unconstitutional
mid void.
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ELEPHANT PIN CUSHION FOR CHRISTMAS
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My Lord, the Idepliunt, Ili lngs (oxxl
Jly Jliddy Uye
Twice lucky should be the one who
receives an elephant pin cushion for
Christinas for the fclfl links together
an oriental nyiiibol of fortune ftnd an
ancient western superstition; "See a
pin and pick it up, all the day you'll
have good luck."
Elephants are now to he had lu alt
sizes and hi all kinds oT plastic mater
ials. Aecoutered with Binatl boxes
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lSEliLIX, Nov. 1.-). The arrest In
die lliiti.sli authorities of Hiss Emilv
llobhoiise, an English writer, is re
ported in a dispatch from The Hague
to the Overseas Xews ageucv. lie-
ntly Jliss Hobhoiise was said bv
tue news neency to have made a trip
llclg-ium, subsequently writing ar
ticles that there was less devastation
in llelgium than in South Africa during-
the Doer war, and that in trips
through ninny Hclgian (owns she had
found the people were on the bust of
terms with the German soldiers.
VILLA 10
KL PASO, Tex., Nov. IJW-Villa
and his main force of Immlils are go
ing south to form a junction with the
Zapala forces in the state of More
los, he announced at Santa liosnlin,
refugees who arrived here late Inst
night I'rom the south reported to gov-
rnnient agenls. Villa, at Santa lio-
iilin. declared lie would leave u suf
icicutly large force in the north to
harass the Carrauza troons. neeord-
lo the same .source.
COLD WAVE STJLL
WASHINGTON, Nov. l.V Zero al
ismarck, N. J)., was the lowest
rum any part of the country.
Ihe cold wave still held swav east
if the Mississippi river and abnorni-
illy low- temperatures' continue, in
practically all parts of the country.
I'ree.ing temperatures were re-
MH-ted this morning as far south as
the mill' coast. Indications were
that thy. cold would a row tonicht in
the south.
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It Is composed of wax- and oils so combined as
to give a brilliant, lasting shine and to soften and
preserve the leather. - . ; , ,
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The handiest, most efficient shoe shining set you
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FOR HOME, GRIP OR
AUTOMOBILE
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At all Dealers Take no substitute
IT CAN'T BE DONE
None Better Bread is never seriously
imitated. A trial will convince, you.
A rare combination of quality and
quantity. Order from your grocer.
PULLMAN BAKERY
Luck ius a I'lu ('usliloii.
I instead of cushions, the animal makes
a charming bonbon holder and dinner
favor.
AU sorts of toy animals and dolls'
belongings are now dressed up for
Christmas pin cushions. The blue
bird and the stock carry cushions sus
pended from their beaks. Dolls'
chairs, tables, sofas and tiny baby
carriages make attractive dressing
table ornaments when properly uphol
stered with cushions for pins.
TURKS IN EGYPT
LONDON. Nov. 1 a. British all
planes have made another raid on the
Turkish camp at Mughdaba In Kgypt,
according to an official statement Is
sued by the British war office today.
Four hundred pounds of explosives
were dropped on the camp; the state
ment odds causing considerable dam.
uge. The text reads:
Egypt: A further air attack on
Maghd.rba last night surprised the
enemy. Our machines descending low-
dropped 4 00 pounds of explosives on
the camp und stone houses, doing con
slder.ible damage. Our air planes re
turned safely." u
BERLIN, Nov. la. (By wireless to
Savvllle) A German air piano on
Monday night raided the air plane
station nt Saint Pol, near Dunkirk
Northern France, tho Overseas News
agency says. Several buildings are
reported to have, been struck by
bombs. The air plane returned un
harmed. SUFFERS SET-BACK
LOS ANGELES, Cal. Nov. 15.
Mrs. Inez .Mllholland Bolssevaln, Now
York suffragist, suffered a marked
setback during the night, It was an
nounced today by Dudley Fulton, one
ot the physicians attending her, at a
hospital here. At tho morning ex
amination she showed pleurisy had
developed to complicate her severe
anemia and her temperature was fur
ther depressed. Dr. Fulton said the
next day or two would determine the
outcome.
Yesterday a fourth transfusion of
blood was made into .Mrs. Baissevaln's
velin and apparently she continued
the Improvement of the past several
days.
Shoe Polish
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LONDON, Nov. l.'i. A communica
tion from the Russian war office,
forwarded by Heater's 1'etrograd cor
respondent slates that measures
reprisal are to be enforced against
captued German officers. The com
munication says the German govern
ment transferred a large number of
Itusslan officers to a special concen
tratlon camp and subjected them to
particularly severe treatment owing
to alleged 111 treatment of German
prisoners In Russia. The Russian
government drew Germany's atten
Hon to what It characterized as the
injustice of this measure adding that
If by November 14 this severe treat
ment was not done away with all Ger
man officers held prisoner in Russia
would he subjected to a similar re
Rime.
.No reply having been received, the
Russian war minister has ordered
that all German prisoners of war, who
have been treated as officers, be
placed In camps allotted to ordinary
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list Ilon't Ielay. Second Don
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Mrs. A. V. McCutcheon. ,'2(1 N
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It Is one of those constant dull aches
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208 East Main Street,
Medford
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