Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, November 24, 1916, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextMATTi TRTP.TTXF,. MEnFORn. ONKCOW T'li ID .Y. NOVKMRRR 21. 11 ixi GUN INVENTOR RUSSIAN PREMIER DEAD IN LONDON INSERIOUSCRISIS Inventor of Automatic Gun, Smoke less Powder and Airship Passes Away at Age of 76 Born in Maine He Became Naturalized English man and Was Created a Baronet. LONDON". Nov. 24. Sir Hiram Malm, Inventor of the automatic sys tem of firearms died at his ljoiue here early this morning. , Sir Hiram Maxim was born in San Eervillo. Malno, on February 5. 1840i He was a dcscondaut of KdrIIbIi pu ritans who were among tho early set tlers of riymouth county, Massachu setts. After a meager sehoollnR he went to work In a machine shop and later was employed In the machine works of his uncle, Levy Stevens, at FItchburfC. Mass. In 1R77 he took up tho question of electricity and was among the first to make dynamo electric- machines and electric lamps In the United Stales. In ISSt ho was made a chovallcr of the legion of honor by Tresldent Orevy. Tho Maxim automatic gun was In vented In 1884 in London and was immediately adopted by tho lirltlsh government which used it in the war with Matabele. Tho gun fired 600 rounds a minute and caused such slaughter that parliament seriously discussed the question as to whether Its use was justified. Some years later Sir Hiram, created a buronet by Queon Victoria after having become naturalized as an Englishman, Invent ed the first smokeless powder. In 1 90'1 Sir Maxim Invented a heavier than air flying machine which raised Itself from the ground carry , Ing a driver and passenger, nine years before tho first practicable air plane was created by the Wright brothers. Sir Hiram's machluo was a ponder ous affulr and broke down In Its early trial. In 1915 the Inventor was ap pointed a momber of the Inventions board created by the government to moet the needs of I lie war. TREPOFF CHOSEN IANPREI MARY GARDEN RETURNS AFTER SINGING TO FRENCH SOLDIERS Duma Adjourned by Czar Until De cember 2 Chance Is Result of Political Revolt of People Against Government Implies Victory for Liberals Over Autocracy. rUTKOfJHAD, Nov. 24. Tile ap pointment of Alexander Teipoff, Rus sian minister of railways as premier Is announced In the newspapers. The council of the empire has boen ad journed by imperial ukase until lo cember 2. STILL UNGANVASED SACRAMENTO, ('!., Xv. 21. Votes of only two counties remained today to bo counted to complete the official canvass of the presidential election by Frank Jordan, secretary of state. No further errors in count have been discovered, Jordan said. 11 was expected that difficulties over the vole in two precincts in the slate would lie smoothed out readily fol lowing the secretary's threat that he might hold up tho certificates of the California electors if they were not eorrceled. President Wilson carried Califor nia by KomcthiiiK more than 3(100 votes, according to unofficial figures. LONDON, Nov. 24 Alexander Tre poff, Kiisaiun minister of railways, has been appointed premier, accord ing to u lteuter dispatch from l'etro grad. The retiring ministert M. Stur mer, by an Imperial ukase, has been appointed grand chamberlain of the imperiul court, retaining his func tions as a member of ttie council of the empire. Outgrowth of Hovolt. Potrograil newspapers say that the appointment of M. Trepoff as pre mier Implies tho neceslsty that tho government make a communication to parliament ( Villaining tho impend ing problems connected with the work of tho government. Tho retirement of Premier Stur nier and the appointment of M. Tre- poff as his successor probably nre outgrowth of w hat has been referred to in a few carefully censored l'etro grud dispatches recently as a serious political crisis. Tho change appar ently implies a victory for the liberal elements of Russia over the bureau cratic regime, for M. Sturmer always has been prominent In the affairs of the Russian burcauracracy, while M. Trepoff In tho past has engaged In a variety of reform work. Agreement Reached. A recent Petrograd dispatch quot ed Paul Mllwkoff, ono of the "prom inent liberal leaders, as saying an agreement had been reached between tho government and the duma which vbs entirely satisfactory to the rej -resentallves of tho people but there ;..H! been no previous intimation that this would result in the retirement of the premier. In fact, n dispatch filed In I'otrograd Wednesday quoted the well Informed Husky Slovo to the ef fect that M-. Sturmer was convinced tho crisis had passed and that the ex isting order would remain without change for the present at least. ISM m m MARE ISLAND 10 iSCHUMMHHBNK i mm ' ms- y yw- w- ' 'I 1 l - '"'I h- J ft WASHINGTON', N.v. J4.Maie j I--l(ind nnvy yard, Ctilifotnia, win to- day nwanlcil coutructs for two de stroyers of the twenty authorized by I contrress. ! Tlie uVst rovers will be delivered! j within twenty mouths. Kxplnining 1 I the awiird, Secretary Daniels said it i i's given to the Mare Island navy J ytiitl because private bids, exclusive I I of those already prantcd for tiie ! eighteen other vessels, were so liicji ! that they left ton small .1 margin to make the eonstrui'tinn practicable under the congressional authoriza tion. "The bid of tiie Cramp company for two destroyers," the secretary said, "was $1.1.')0,000 each, which was only .t.'iOOO less than the appro priation, and left so small a margin for changes ns practically to make il impossible to accept their bid." The .Mure Island yard hid was .f!loB,l(l.- each. FOR COUGHS and COLDS Domils Eucalyptus Ointment AT ALL DRUG STORES TUHE6 25C JARS 800 Mary Garden, famous opera singe r, has returned to the I'niled States after a visit to tho allied ffur front in France, where .she sang to the sol diers. She will sin; nt a musicale at the lliltmorc, New York, then join the Chicago Opera company. ltFtlT.Vb AT MFDFOIin COXSKKV.ITOKY NOV. The first of a series of public re- Cituls will be given on Saturday after noon, November 2 ith nt 3 o'clock by pupils of the Medford Conservatory In the east room of the Natatorlum. At this time Miss lmogcno Wallace of Central Point, a pupil of JIIss Swin dler, will be heard in piano recital. This will be followed by the play, "Hansel and fcretel," given by tho children's expression class of Mrs. I.ynette Hovious, Dorothea Carless Joyce .Maddux. Carol Fayo Hoviotis, Hilly Carless, Isabelle Stuart, Eliza beth Aitkei Katherino Edmeudes, Kdith I.umsden and Frances Cheery are among those taking part. Misses SHERIFF GOES 10 JAIL SAN' RAKAKL, Oil., Nov. 24.A. li. Sisson, known ns the "millionaire!" deputy sheriff" of Kcntfield, near j Henry Schuinaiin-Ilciiik, sou of the famous diva, is the latent addition to Medford's orcliard colony, lie has formed n partncr.shii) Willi Henry Van Ilocveiibcrg of Sams Valley, bis for mer college chum, under the linn I name of the Siskiyou Orcliard com- j pany. In addition to the Van Hoc- venberg orcliard, thirty acres ot young orchard adjoining have been purchased, which will be operated by the new company. The Austin t'or bin orchard, near Eagle Point, has also been leased for operation by the partners. .Mr. Schumann-llcink is planning to build a substantial bungalow upon the Siskiyou orchards, where he will reside with his family. Construction work will shortly be under way. Madame Scliumnun-ileink, who sang in Kugcno to a crowded bouse last night, passed .through the valley this morning and met her son. She is anxious to give a concert here De cember .18, hut the Page theater has a vaudeville attraction for that night j mid refused the hooking. An effort j is under way to have her sing nt the I Nutatorium. .If mmm ii rutin The Pure Food and Drug Lawg aim to protect Hie public by proven fcu,-nils-statements on the labels of prepa rations but some people continue to accept "extracts" of cod liivrs thinl. ing they will get the benefits of an emulsion of cod liver oil. The difference is very great. An "emulsion" contains rculcod liver oil, which has had the hearty endorse ment of the medical profession for many years, while an "extract" is a product which contains 110 oil and is highly alcoholic' Scott's Kmulsion guarantees the high est grade of re ' Norwegian cod iltroit, skilfully blended with glycerine and hvpopbospbltcs. Scott's is Irec from tho f.-tlse stimulation of alcohol and is en dorsed by good physicians everywhere. ticv'lt & Uuwuc, UluomucM, K. j. I'j-U I Told You So Tli is expression is very pop' nlar now, and it appl:i, more to rood butter than anything else. Tliose who have used 'Medford Creamery' Butter Attention Fishermen! Important meeting of all fisher- for the "crime" of bi-ttino' nn Hnehes. men. business men. farmers, anit alii 11c made the waper with Sheriff ,J. lothers interested in fishinit in Kokuo j "Will tell VOU it's the best to J. Keating, staunch democrat. ' Itiver and Its tributaries. We want ' b( had, and J'OU Will Say the ' ithe opinion of everyone. Place, base- H;ijjj( jf you tl'V 'I roll ' " 1 " ' ', Gertrude Opp and Marie .Myers will vember 2 llh. at 7:30 p. in. J usher. W. jf. ISAAC'S, j These recitals are open for the pub- j President ltoRiio Uiver Fish Pro-! lie and a cordial Invitation extended itectivo Association. 211 I to all who are interested in music or I and SWCet Cl'Cnm for whin- , piiitr. " -tk Ask your groeer. Pasteurized buttermilk drama. i iVIth Medford turtu Is Menrnri mail "Look Pa, How 'Gets-It' Works!" lifts Your Corn Right Off. ' Never Fails. "Ever in your iifr- soe a eorri com out like thru? Look at tho true akin undrrnpnih smooth as the pulrn of your hand: t ? ? f t f ? t t t ? t ? ? t y ? ? y t XMAS. SALE OF FANCY GOODS Pillow Tops and Back, new patterns, cheap to dav at 50c, this i0o sale, each..... 0X P.uoilla Crochet Cotton, all colors and whitey verv special, IAa ball Ivt Store 'TkcWoEnan's 11-22 NORTH CENTRAL MEDFORD, OREGON XMAS SALE OF RIBBONS All Silk Ribbons, wide widths, ood colors. worth up to 20c a yard, this sale, yd. 10c New Floral Ribbons, wide widths for fancy work, values up to OC 50c yd, this sale, ydt All the railroads of the northwest tire returning this year to the princi ple, of makinp, special round trip p.is Bonper fares for the holiday season. The Southern Pacific Co.. will publish open fare one and onc-thlrd basis tickets ftlll bo on sale Oeeember 11 to 15, iucluslvo wiili a final return limit of January H. The a.o, will apply to all points in Orenon. ulso to points in Washington and Idaho. was. ; Welworth Waists The Best $2.00 Blouse here only. This week's Welworth Blouses will be on sale tomorrow at their usual low price, '$2-00. Just think of buying a good Tub Silk Waist at this price. Sold exelusive Iv in Medford at our store. Wihraoe, Waists EEST $1 WAIST MADE. 'ai New Crepe de Cheue Waists, iir flesh, maize, green, white, navy and black, real ifo.00 QO i tpy.tu Some very exclusive styles in Crepe de ( 'hene Waists, in all the new colors, full range of sizes, worth $6, sale High class Crepe de Chene AVaists, in a great variety of st vies and colors, values up to $(1.50, this sale only, each.... A CLEAR COMPLEXION Ruddy Cheeks Sparkling Eyes Most Women Can Have Ssys Dr. Edwards, a Wcll-Known Ohio Physician Well Now. Look ml Thnil Off Comet Tbat fciky Cora bhek at a Whutla. Tho earth is bl phti! with tho one, Flmplc, puinleiis, in-vor-falliiiK rom i dv Hint niukt-H inLUlnns nl'corn-ix'S-torotl proplo huppy. mirt that's "(JKTS IT". .Apply It In 3 sitoimIh. It (liU-s. Sonic proplo tab and Ukt nt their corns with knivi-n and ri.Eors wrap their torn In ilhUuuth with b:u I;H'B or sticky tape, inako them red 4ind raw with nalves. Ni'thliiK HUo this with "UKTS-IT." Your corn loosen" von lift It off. There's nothint? to pren nn the corn, or hurt. Antreln eiuiMn'l a-k for more. Tt v U tuniulit on :mv corn, callus or wart. 'i:i:TS-lT" U sold and r.eoin- nirtiil.il hv drui'izlsts evervwheri' Vr.o i a h itili. or !! on roet'ipt of prlco I Lv Lawrence & (., fhlcano. III. j Ceresea firS $ ' value, sale price Great Clearance Sale of Suits and Coats See the new models on sale Saturday. There arc no other waists, even if marked down from a higher price, that will at nil compete with our fam ous "Wirt limor" Waist at 1.00. In the lot tomor row there are four charm ing styles in a completes range of sizes. AVomcn's New AAlnter Coats, good colors, worth $15 today 22.00, this sale Suits 2."),00 The bal ance of our suits which have sold all season up to The New Food A combination of n'"'-00- sale Or Jfl N Saturday at, each vud Saturday Sale of Underwear AVomcn's Xew AVinter Suits, well made, good col ors and sizes, worth 2.1, this sale, cadi, $18 AVomcn's lUack Astra khan Coats, in all sizes, made extra long, real val- $9.98 lies 15.00, this sale val- 25 Odd Suits and Coats, carried over from last winter, up to 35.00 ues, to close out. Saturday, each Children's Winter Coats, good colors and sizes, made of splendid materi als, on sale Satur- ff (Q day, each Ji,tfO I Petticoat Sales: Smooth Set Silk Petticoats, made of fine grade all-silk taffeta, full range of colors, $3.98 worth today 5.00 Saturdav, each Near Silk Petticoats, in quite a variety of colors, smooth set top, this garment is cheap at 1.25, on sale Saturday, each V T t f f t ? y t f f f T f coition i i grains MiMuled with iniri-Y Dr. F. M. KdwarJs (or 17 years treated scores of women for liver and bowel ailments. Durinn these vears he pave to his patients a prescription made u( a lew well-known ej;ei;Me iiiredi ents mixed with olive cil, naming thorn Dr. KdwanU' ()lic 'lihk-t, oil will know them ly their olive clcr. These taMets are voipler-workers on the liver and bowels, which cause a nor mal action, carryitiR cl'l' the waste and If you have a pale taee, sallow look, dull eyes, pimples, conted tf.nirnf, head- . , . , aclin, a listle. no-cn.-d ndinir. all out at 1VO. 1 llO IiMllltiiltUMl ot of sorts, inactive h von i:ike nnc.i i(i ; i Jioowti.tn ivr 1 of Or. KdwrunV (Hive T.iMets nightly IU tUI 4llls !! MllU 0 11 - . 4 for a time and note the jileasinir result. cUICS (Ml)s! ilKltioll, I fied. refined wheat bran and Japanese sea grasses, agar, agar. It is purposely ground! coarse, which is vcresscn-i It is nature' food lax-' AVomcn's and Children's lloa y fleeced lined A'ests and Pants, all sizes, cheap today at 35c, this sale, cadi 28c Corset Sale Women's fine grade Fleeced Lined Union Suits, all sizes, well worth 1.25 a garment, this sale at. each 98c Hoys' Gray fleeced lined Union Suits, sizes, a good heavv, warm gai nient. sale price all suit. us w take Dc lidwanls' ( Him- TaUciv tlie sncrfsful uhtitute ca1""ifl -imw nd then Jn'l t" U'i'P in tlie pink c-f ojii dition. 10c and 25c pci box. All druyijiits. ! comes C(nsl ipat ion. ' Ceresea Company San Jose, Cal. New model, in fhsh color, all sizes, good as most 1.50 grades Heavy Com il Corsets, all sizes, good model, cheap at 75c. ibis sale. pair wt q our price Hosiery Sale Good Furs at Low Prices j Opossum Muffs and Scarfs, good quality and style, very special, $12.50 Heavy Blankets for Cold Nights Large Coney Scarfs and Muffs, well made and lined, some ask 5.00, Q rn Extra Large Coney and Siber ian AVolf Scarfs and Muffs, on sale, each 59c Xe wSilk Hos iery, in plain and fancy stripes, worth todav $1.50. sah ei or 1 price, painpa.fltf AVomcn's and Children's extra fine grade Lisle I lose, m olacK. on sale Satur day, pair... 25c Large Size Cot ton Plaukets. in white, grav and tan. worth 2 at totlav's prices. Saturday S14.8 Heavy AVool l-'in-ish (irav and I'laid iVlankets, very special Sat urday, pair Heavy Wool Klankets. in gray, plaids and tan, verv special, Saturdav, pair.. :.$i.98 f ......