Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, February 03, 1917, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textvxav. four Medford Mail Tribune AN INilKI'ENIiKNT NFBWI'KB PUUI.ISHKIi KVKItV AI-TKHNUON HXCKHT SIWHAY 11 V THK Mt.Il-OIU) I-KINTIKO CO Offlc Mall Trlliu-ie BuiWInr. 25-27-28 The lUmociutlo Tlrnm, the Mfrtf'inl Mall The .Mti.rorrl 'J'i It.un"-. 'I li Hoiitll ern Ori-Kunlun 'I'l-e Asul.iiiu Tribune. GEOIiOn 1'1'TN'AM, Keillor ""BUBSCRrPTIOM BATES I One fur. by lt-:ill "-?2 'hie month. Lv mull per riKinth, iMIvcr.-'l by OiirM'-r In Mi-Urv-nl. l'lio- ml, Jacksonville end Cnlr.il J i t Rutin. lay only, l.y mall, per yur.... J "J Wiv. n-r year l.M Official i'uiJir vt Iliu C'liy of Medfuril. "orrktol Pupi-r of Jiirknon County. Kntw-il at Hfi-oinl-cliiuM matt-r nt MpitforJ, Oivitoii, uod'.T the act of March t, 1379. Sworn Circulation for 1 01G 2 191 Pull li-osfd wire Aasoclated Press ill rat:hw EM-TEES lllll VOI' KNOW , Tim Chinese don't lauKli In a dif ferent language tlian ours. a folia fallH overboard a boat It Isn't falling on tlm lipllom of tho ocean that worries him. Aviation Is sufo ns Ioiik as yon have one foot on thn ground. A Syracuse, N. Y., Kcnliin has in vented, a chair that, a person can't fall over In tho dark. II Is ho con structed that when one walks into It tho chair trips over on him. . Crabs and shrimps swim back wards so they won't get anything in their oyes. . Another way to save tho wear and tear on the handlo of a looth brush is to hold the brush perfectly still, then movo tho head from one. side to tho other. Willi prnetloe. it will 'bo found tho face and mouth can he made to movn with the head in the same direction at the same time. ' A VI' Mi II AM). Ashland has her mineral RpiinKS, Klamath has her Lumber .lacks, Portland can have her Hose Queens, lint 0110 sure tliiiiK. Medfnrd has her Copper KiiviH. t The Lord made the b 'And tho bee made lioucvt Tlie Lord made the man And the man made money. The Lord made tho mountains, And he made 'eiu good and stout. If you want to get tho Copper You got to dig It out. HOLLIDAY IS REAL ; .. AMERICAN FARCE "When 'HiThc-Tnil-Ilolliay,' tho much talked about now (IcorRo M. t'ohim comedy, comes to tho Piio next Tuesday nlKht lonil phiygoertt will huvo thB prlvllt'Ho of not only Bcnlng one of tho host ndveiilKod fomody phjH of recent years, hut will at the mi mo time s a young comedian, whoso ability h;is pi von hi in hti;h nink anions the really nood uotors of the proHunl time. Tho jmrt ot lillly llolllday ta pat terned ufter the well known Hilly Sunday. Tho play opens in a barber shop in a country town hi tVew Kimlund. whither llolllday has como from New York city to mix drinks for the guests uf the new hotel Just beiiiK completed. Ho lennia durinj; a Hhavo and a mnnh'uro tluit Ilex ItrutiKer, a riih brewtn. biases th roinniunity. So when tlrjiner pro hibits thn Imlillni; of a prohUdt Ion rally, Itolliduy through his spirit ol fairness .superinlends tlu prohibition iiiceliutf hiiithell'. in;ikim a .--peech that living hiir fume. Kwrviliint; ho touelif.H tuin-i to money. He mal.es a non-alcoholic MrlnU world imvn. As u I'll mux he man ies tl.n '1t;: -man's daughter. This i.-- mil;, u li.i.t of tho plot. The real story is loo iMiod for any other tellinu tluui Unit, uf i'H'K Mr Oolum hiiuseli. ;m unfolded line In line In situation, ami avtioii uhilr the play pronresFe.s. SERGEANT PAT MFPO RESIGNS POLICE PORCE Krrti-ant Till Al- i-.o. for rivo v. ar a moiniii r of tin- I'oii. p foirt-. ion derod Hi rcl-: it'll ion lo .Mayor Oali s Tlltll-sil'.y, .iiiil will Ifavo l-'i-lo-iiaiv 22 to ai-i'i'pl lliioiarr posiiiou. When it is or tin- initui of (in- posiiion was not blali.l hy Si-nti-ant I'.u Mcro. Tlio i'i'.-;;.ii.t! ion loiio-s as a aurprli-w! to icun s or fii.-mls in thi rlty. No nppoliiiioi'i t h.ii Ih-i-ii iiimli 10 (III tho mourn tan nl hy tin-reslKiuition-. .No ri.i on is i-ivcn for the step. Offlier William Ciawfoni by tho promotion will mih i'i.) lo tli -iwr?Hntcy. SorBcant Mi .:o is oio of tho hest klionil iiolku Illinois on ILc count. mkdfoht) BREAKING WITH GERMANY IN Hi'vci'in iliiiliiiiiatic I'clation.s with Germany, 1 'resident AViNon lias taken the only jmssihle entnse to preserve llie natiim's self-respect. The president's action will he approved hy n united nation, lie has made every possihle cuiiressiun to main tain pence and the only alternative was national humilia tion. Severance of diplomatic relations does not necessarily mean war, though war will prohahly follow the first overt act hy (Jermany and as Germany has adopted the policy of knowing no law, it will prohahly not he long in forth coining. The' course of the United States will prohahly be fol lowed by all the neutral nations', and Germany, with the world niiifcd against her, will, if her submarine campaign fails to yield the results expected, prefer a peace at the hands of the neutrals rather than from the entente allies. Kit her the world will be Germanized or Prussian1 mili tarism crushed. The entrance of the United States and t.he neutrals will not materially affect the military situa tion, but increase the economic pressure that will force a speedy end to the worldwide struggle through attritiom E DRY Bill, STATE NOW DRY SAM-:M(Oi, Feb. spout its i'it day :c, state. It was n dav of Uf'ntjii, operators, who Oregon today U "hoiii,) dry" rest lor tele-r-;,lerda.y sent hundreds of eleventh-hour orders to California mail-order liuuor houses I'rom t-rtfwds who lined the sidewalk in front of telegraph offices anxious to tile their last orders before the "long drought." Although (iovcrnor James 'Withy eoinbe Mned the absolute prohibitum hill late yesterday, the state will not lie really "hope dry" until the expira tion of the liKe days' urueu, Wednes day, when all liquor i-liipmeutij into the Mate will he stopped. The flood of last -minute orders started early yesterday in nlmoM ev ery city in the state. .Messages mul tiplied by leap and hounds until their transaction was brought to a vudden halt nt -1 o'clock with the final llour-i-di of the j-'overuor'a pen as he af fixed his Mi:nature. r'or lln next four days, during the period of ejace, the express compan ies will lie busy. It is estimated hun dreds of' i"i"'ls "I" liquor will he sent over the line before Wednesday. Like the telegraph companies, the express eompniiies will probably have to put on extra help to handle the ru-.Ii. (iovenior Withycombe siuned 'the "bone dry bill in the presenee of Representative ,. K. Anderson ol' The Ihilles, who introduced the bill in the house of representatives; Senator II. li. Kdd.v, who piloted the hill thnumh the senale; Mrs. Jennie Kamp, presi dent of the Women's Christian Tem perance I'liiori of the stale, and Mrs. Ada Wallace I'nruh, a prohibition worker. The legislature did mil meet loijav. liaviutf ndjoitnied yesterday until Monday. Although no session was held, n majority of the members were here enaed with eommittc work. Tin tlrnu not set tor motorist wlin luivc I'iiilnl I o procuro 1 ! i 7 li.'iMi-.t'--lir-M!t:hl iu nnotln'r liiinl of ioinlor. Kriiliiy :i I ti'i-iuxtti :iiul Sut lil'iln v. Til.'-!' 1"i Hi-. I fi.r tin' ni l1!'!!-.,. I,y ,Ius t (Sli'iiu (I. T:i vlnr wi'rc: .1. K. 1'iiin i"ii, .1. II. Kii::lili. M. K. Ii'.iul ;in,l M.i-i' llnrlliliill. Xi'il Viliis v:w ,i.-U,l up, lull wii-i ri'lrici'il witliiint lilii', in-;i-miii-!i ! i it u:i-i shown lu wjc tliix-ui,- a i :ir ol tin- l'owi-r Aulo t1,,. h!mIi ills inai-liiu,- was initio rop.lili-il. A i-ai- ol tin- Alio Taxi Co. was I In-i-au-i- ol1 anothi-r licariu. t lit- lasi i-i'Mip.-uix i-iaimin-,' llial tin- i-ar was i-ul oi1 l oiioiM-ioii aiiii was nn-ii'! lowi-.i Mi!..ti or ri-paiis. II I'. Ilaiii : was arii-t.-il iin.i tin- il Saliirl.i :i . t.-l iii'..ii. MEDFORD DEALERS PPOTEST AGAINST CIGARETTE BILL I.oi-.il toi'iirro denlers circiilulcd a I" iliio.i IViilay nsl.ing that the Jack on 'i-ciLty di'l.'iuii ion at Salem vote i'.::iin I Cn- Mil to abollsli eluarelti-s. I n bill will conn- up for a vote next , I'd is '.ll'.iid by Kepiesen-I :.il:r Swicio v of .icephine county. J l-'rom ti. (o pa-;. 'ii--i in outlook ll is UuMo 'l lie pi-til on wan sic.tiod ii ' lli'l- in 1 lie i ll . I .lame d, '.t., i isiuu s B ELL" AM Absolutely R c m oven Indigestion. One package proves it 25s at all dryists. i math TRTr.um mepfoud, orkoon'. Saturday. February 4 DEAD, 50 HURT CriOMWE.M., In., Kel). 3. Four known dead and fifty injured, one probably fatally, is tlm toll of tho wreck of train So. 12, Chicago, llur liiiKton and (Juini'v which ran Into u Ijrokpn rail 201) yards east of tho station here last ntxht, loft the track and toppled down a filxty foot em bankment into a frozen slouch. Scores of men and women In night clothes were hurled through win dows and tut mid bruised. They clus tered about on tho snow and Ico in temperature below zero until a re lief train with physicians arrived from Crestou one hour ufter the wreck. Not until 12:30, nearly three hours after the wreck, were the last of the dead and Injured, some of the lat ter badly frozen, removed from tile wreckage. Tho dead: Mrs. John Sash, 50, Crouton, la.; 1". 1.. Sihroeder, 3."i, Omaha, Neb.; A. U. Davidson, 4 0, Menah, Wis.; .Mpa Mary Hawkins, 21, KiiKle. Nt-li. Crobably finally Injured: Mrs. E. M. Hawkins, mother of .Mary Haw kins, Kagle, Neb. All of tlio dead and more serious ly injured were passengers iu (he wooden chair car which was partly demolished. Occupants of three steel Pullmans wero cut an bruised, hut none of them was fatally hurt, it is not known If tliero are any bodies in tho wreckage, but search is being made. Tho engine, the tender and a smok ing ear did not leavo tho track. The observation cur wns derailed but was not ditched. All of the Injured were treated nt hospitals, hotels and private resi dences iu C'reston. Tho train, oustbound, was run ning twenty minutes behind sched ule, hut slowly. Tho telegraph wires wero destroyed hy the wreck and other wires were crippled hy tho cold weather and It van nearly an hour before relief could he called. )L DIREl SUBJECT TO RECALL S.l.i:M. dr., o. School tli- rei-tors were placed on ; parity with oilier public ol lii-ials when the house of roi'cscnintics passed senale hill !'"', proviilim; for 1 1ll- recall of selliml tin-colors upon tin- lilimr of proper pi'liliojis. The vole was ovcrw In lin ini; II favoriiii the measure. 1 I vol iiii: ui:aiiisi i, nub two lu-iui; nlisoni. l-'or days a liilli-r nllaok was made on ibe I. ill ,v (I. M. Pluniinor of I'mllaiiil, represent in;; the interests of Cilv Si-tiool Superintendent Alder man of I'ortlauii, who saw in llie hili a possibio menace to tin- i-l,.se ro.. poiatiiiii of I In- IVuilniiil seliool lioiiril. In spile of tin- sti u--i:le of tile lobliy llie. hill passed mi its merits. II applies only to districts ot Hit- In-sl class. 2 Eczema Is Conquered ijii asy sake j and omtnu'iu should not he applied ii pud clear skm is wanted. Jrom any drui;i;ist for J5i- or l.Kt tor extra laie si c, pet a bottle of xeiii. htii applied as directed, it L'tTeetiveJv removes ccrema. quickly iups itcliitijr. and heals skin truuhles, aKu S"res. huriH, wenmils and cliatinn. It pctii't rates, cleaiKe anil soothes. Atiin is a clean, depenthtlde and incx- r n-.ive, pentt rating, antiseptic luund. Try it. as we believe nnthimi vou hve ier nrd is as etteetive and :iiisf yinj. The U. W. llCic Co.. ClcvtUnJ, a JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKE! I.nrty AwNtnnt S8 H. HAUTI.KTT Plione M. ilm nd 47-J-l Automobile Uuari Service, luikuluio iwMlo, CroBr. BY SCORE 26-21 Tho Ashlnnd ' Arniorv hnskethnll teiun d-'lVuL-d the Medtord hi-li seliool team Friday nirlit on the local floor by llie neon ot J(I to 'Jl. The irnme wk fast throujiJiout and closely contested. , The first half eloped with the seoro standing 14 to Li in favor of the vis itors, the slight lend lieiu-r dni to the uhility of .Millard (irnhh of A-liland to convert fouls into score. The se'ond half opened with a rush, the locals endeavoring to regain the lead. Ashland, however, liy a series of clever drihbles and horseshoe shots hy Millard Oruhb succeeded in in creasing the dead by threo baskets. For a time .both teams slackened speed. hi the last few minutes of plav the Ihienjvof the Med ford team was shift ed and the locals scored two baskets and a couple of fouls which Ashlnnd promptly matched. The whistle blew with Ashland five ooinls iu the lead. The star for Ashland was Millard Cirnhh, who covered Ids opponent ef fectively iu defense nnd was a whirl wind on offense, scoring practically all the baskets for the visitors. Williamson nnd Oimstuad starred for the locals, the former playiny; a strong defensive game in addition to anuexiiuf most of Medford's points, Olmstcud, who heretofore has not been thought to have the stuff for big yumes, redeemed himself with a vengeance, mixing it with men great ly his superior in weight. The game wns in manv spots rough, both teams sending their opponents lo the floor at numerous times. Jones of Med ford was particularly unfor tunate, uing to the lloor after almost every scrimmage. liv a comparison of scores, Med fonl seems to have the edge on Ash land liih school, the Armory team having defeated them to 24. 'aril of Thanks. AVo wish to express our heart felt thanks to onr neiBhbors and friends and especially to the ladies of the New Thought Circle, who so kindly assisted, ami! comforted us dnrlnjr tlio illness .and death of our beloved wife and mother. J. T. STOIiM & FAMILY. FOR CATARRH and HAY FEVER Cennlt Eucalyptus Olntmant AT ALL ORUQ STORES Tubes ?sc Jars eoa f f t ? ? ? t t t t f f y T t t r r t f V t V f 2 1017 I fWASHIXGTO.V, Feb. 3. Presi dent Wilson seems lo enjoy the plck eiinK of the white house hy the snf-fi-axists. The silent ; sentinels are nothing If not picturesque., and the changing Inscriptions on their ban ners give them a new"interest daily. The inscriptions are taken largely from the president's writings and speeches and servo to remind hi in of his "passion for liberty." If his smiles and bows are any indication Mr. Wilson Is pleased lth the at tention. The president it may he noted In passing is not a Rtlckler for con ventionality or precedent. Hardly a week passes that lie does not shock some hoary conventionality and set up Borne new precedent. Witness his speech to the senato on our for eign relations and the transfer of his office from the white house to tho president's room in tho capltol. This "room" has been bo long un occupied, except on the 4th of March $100 Reward, $100 Tbr reader of Ibis ii.iper trill be plentPd to h'sia tbot'lben- Is nt fi-utt t.oo UrouUiHl ditwaw lltut stlnurp tiuK tiiiti ublf tu citru In nil U tufpHf niij ttiut H Cuiuirti. 1 lull's Caturrli Cure Is t b only iionltlv" curt1 uuw knowu ly tin' tntJ li'al fraiernltv. CHturrli ivug a coiislitutloiuil 01-it-asf. ri4iifrvH a cuiitlUntloiuil tnutiucnt. Ual!'-t Ciitnrili Cure in lukfu luti'runllr, urllux diut lly ujmii tbi Lloud tiud uiuc-ous MirfRtt-H uf (lie nystPLu. tbrrcliy rtpnlriiyliig iLo founds itmi of the (IbHi-nSt-. nui kI viir the .)Jticnt fitrvajctb by LuUiUnic ui Otu f(nniltulKn nutl agisting no lure Iu ilnliiK Us ivork. 1'ha iroprietorx hutf yo oiui'b fnith tu Jtn rurntlvu k.wcis tlmt tln-y urTr mo linuilrt il DolliirH lur any tbut It full to run-. .Si'iid ir Hit uf to(lmiiiitl. Atlilriw F. J. CHENKY & CO., Toledo, O. Ho M by oil hruKKUli. 7.V. Tnki UhII'b I-'uiiiily J'UU for roadtlputton. 30,000 Settlers. Wanted Call at 218 East Main Street Medford, Oregon Got litoj'ature and informa tion about 'lands and loca tions along the line of the Chicago, Milwaukee & .St. Paul Railroad, in the Puget Sound country, "Western Washington, where a crop failure is unknown, always a sure income for the pro ducer. The Best Market in the World, and the highest mar ket prices paid for every thing produced. Come iu at once. This office will be nnen for a few davs onlv. The Electric Sign Will Work for You from SUNSET TO MIDNIGHT You quit selling goods at six o'clock (or thereabouts). So do your clerks. Hut the rent doesn't quit. And your taxes don't quit. Moreover, the people do not. go to bed at six. The electric sign and well-lighted show windows show peo ple the way to your store and display and sell goods for you after six o'clock. The very people you want to reach have no time to lie on the street except evenings, and goods displayed in the show windows iu the evening mean sales the next day. You can use 2o ten-watt lamps in sign or show window for 12. "0 per month. California -Oregon Power Company 21C West Main Street Phone 168 MEDFORD, OREGON when congress adjourns, that the capltol guides had come to look on it as In the same class with the mural decorations and the rotunda echoes. . It would not do any way for the president to object to the pickets. Ab a result of his own activities about three years ago picketing received the specific sanction of federal law. In the Clayton Act, that "Magna Charta of Labor" (Gonipers) "peace ful picketing" as well as the strike are made legal. CmCHEHEiSPILLS LUi"tl your vruiBiH u A rUI-cliea-ter lHauiuod Hruud I'UIa in lUd nJ Uwld roeuliicVV eii Willi niuo RlU-OH. Take o olbcr. liny r Tour J diaMond uhand pi i. i j. r- vtm known s Best. 5a!ct. Alys Kd;iU SOLD BY DRIOQISTS EVEKVWHERE The Van Brunt Drill .''.' ' Will do good work in either stickey or free soil. They take less seed and raise bigger crops. The disc bearings are warranted never to wear out. , It will pay you to get one. HUBBARD BROS. MEDFORD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE 1 Under New SInnngemcnt Offers Standard Courses by Individ ual Instruction and Class Method in BOOKKEEPIXG, PKXMAXSIUP, SIIOUTIIAXI), TVPKWIUTIXG, AltlTHMKTIC, rHACTICAIi KXGLISII, SP1CLI.IXG, KTC. Graduates Assisted to Positions -. . Make Early Reservations for Places. SUE THK MAXAGICIl Phono 15.Ii 31 N. Grapo Street. 1 Mrs. A. True Lundy, Hotel Medford XU liOXK rOHSF.TS Fitting, Repairing and Cleaning all makes of corsets Attention, Farmers JIKDl'OItl) JINK (OMI'AXl'. Sl-33 N. Darllett St. . : Pay Highest Prices for IlIDKS! Green hides per lb Dry hides, per lb Green calf hides, per lb Dry calf bides, per lh .170 .2Gc .2f)C .30c Also liny Sheep Pells nnd Gout Skins. Phone 2S3-.T. t T f f y y y y y t y y y y y y y y y y y y y y .y y y y T y y y y y y y y y y y y y