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Newspaper Page TextPAGE F0T7T? flfTCTVFOTCD MATTi TT?TBTTYE, MEDFOTCD, OTfKfiOX, Tl'KSDAY, FEHRUARY 20, 1017. Medford Mail tribune AN 'TNIUOI'IONDKNT NEWRI'APKK PUDLIHHK1 KVKtlY A I T U ItNOON , fcJXCKI'T HUNHAY HY THIS Off lor Mnll Tribune )lu1lllnR. 2S-27-2H North 11 p ntret; tfhphont 75. The iN'iuoi rulle Tiintu, tin- Milfori) Mull. The Meufurd Trtbun.-. Th Huuth rn Oregoniuu The Ashland Tribune. GEOrtGH I'L'TNAM, Kdltor SUBSCRIPTION BATJCll One yeur, by limit 5.00 One month, hv mull.. 60 Per tnoitth, fl.Mlvcrrd 1y crrlr In Mc.Jl'in.1, J'h.Miilv. TitlfiM, Jnvli- "' ffnjivillc mill (Viiitiii 1'iMnt .') gat urdu y only, hy mull, jmr yuiir.... Z.uft Weekly, per yfar 1T0 Official Fuper uf the City of Medfurd. Offlclut Paper of .l:u:"Kson County. Entered un ncrond-filnnH unit ttT at Mflford, OruKOti, under Iho uct uf March 8, 1879. Sworn Circulation for 10162491 Full leased wire Associated Prem dls natchea. EM-TEES tiik cohx-ut. The cornet Ih a piece of wind wrap pcd up In brasH. The follow lliut in vented the cornet must hnvu been aon at hlniKeir. Tho cornet may Hound pleubhiK to nonio people, hut then u toothache Is pleaning a week after U'h pulled out. The cornet Is a nice looking article and so Is n peacock, hut as yet there aro no peacock solo rccordH on tho phonograph market. Wo tmed to respect the cornet as beini; n musical machine, hut that was before the rummy next door got one. Ho takes lessons via mall order. Jt must take a lot of wlnil to piny the cornet, not overlooking nerve. Before this root nexr door has the evening meal toothpick halt chewed lie's up in his boudoir pushing wind In the comet, and when It spills out the other end It sounds llko a couple ol roosters gargling, with an anvil xoposlng on a halt portion ot their windpipes. i (When n fella's got n grouch on there's two ways of getting even wilh himself ono Is hy Introducing gas into his system and tho other Is to buy a comet. Of tho two, the Inner is an ro goodbyo. Somebody might open the door when yo've got tho gas turned on or else the meter may hold out Tor another two-hit piece. I'lu) safe take tho cornet. FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD IMPEACHMENT DROPPED WASIliXdTON, Vvh. lill.-licprc-Kcnlnlivc l.indchcreji told I lie house judiciary eoniinillee today lie hud no direct evidence lo supiiorl his im ieiiehment charircs ne,aiust the fed eral reserve honrd. The nl'l'nir is con sidered closed. FUNSTON'S FUNERAL SATURDAY (Continued From rage One.) is ill and conliiu'd fo a bed ul llic home of her daughter, Mi-.-,, I'. A. Kekdull, here. News of Hie deulli added LTaMly li, her condition. (ictvtlevi I'lineml SAN Hi.W''ISCO. ! (Icier:. I Midi -..,,1 t!. l'C'ic.1 I" Mine s, ,. dnv ill lei i : 1 1.,!,: hay. Tri.. r--!j Col le-e I 1 1 - . liie led 1. l I II11U- J.li.ll.le.l e,,.',-l (lie hllilillle; oil the San I'miiei ,. inul led by I IcmcimI Dei! and In olTleci- llie i the city In Hi pre-Hflo, i'li'e or MK mi!,--. No siu li funeral ,-.n lias pa-scd llil'oiiL'h lie ec as i:.i .1 reels ,, (lenelal 1-rnnei-co .-in, .M limn Slialler mi. or Wil- san i i;.N( ism, IV,. .'p. rin,, on every inline ipal bnililiie; in San rraiiciseo wei,' onl. 'red at hall in.,-! today until 'i,.r . r,ii.,al here Saturday of (lelieral I'lin-lon. l'..M'e-si,,ns o rc'tct were lien , on all sides today from men and women who wenl llir,,ii.;li the San Kruin'iseo lire inul eaitli(iml.e ol'j HHKi win n l'lin-l Iheu stall, uied at j the presidio, as commander of the western department of i,,,- I'nitcl Mutes iimi.v, eame l,, !,,. ,,. ,,.,. ,,, law and iiider imiIi bis soldier,, and threw okmi llie militaiv rcscratu,iis o the th,nisali,ls ,,t ln,.,.,.,.ss ,.,,17,.,,, A GOOD WINTER HABIT ; Many people diead winter lci .inns (lie sudden climatic ihaii;;eH brin;; colds, Krippe, rhcttniatisin, totisilitis or bronchitis. But thousands of well informed, men and women today nvnid much sicknessfnr (liiinsclve . an, I their children by taking n f v lottlt s of Scott's Kmulsion to make ri, In r Id .o,l, fortify Ihe n.emSranes of Ihe thr.j.n andchest and create Ix idy-w at :e.i b t irc- iitt sickiicii. Nddlcrsat warr.-c-ice i-.nl ! Iltrl 1.1 1. II Will at i , tl. liel I,. 1, ,i bvuU 9. Uwkuc, UlwuilivlU, . J. it ESPIONAGE BILL GIVES WAR SPIES LIFE SENTENCE Bill Passed Today By Senate Pro vides Drastic Penalties for Spies President Given Arbitrary Power to Secure National Defense Muni tions and Ships May Be Seized. WASHINGTON, l-Vb. JH. The- ml ininisinitiuii c-piuiiitc bill, proviiliii! si'Vi-ru pi'iutllic lor jyiny im milt If'rs id' jmlioiiiil ui-IVnsc ;ru iui)i. li i NLf consuii ih ir I.m iulali' AiiH'ficii n llfllll ;ilily Wit- :i- l"l l(il;tv li.V llli1 scfuiti- l.y ;i vi Hi' (n In Ml. Tin i.ii! .i- : - ci t;i'.'' in I'diirtci-n -i-pni .i! 'iM':iHri - u: ;.'(-! cd liv tin i Eij a i i u ,i! it' . :mm1 v;is put I !iro;iL;li tit .m !!v iih dipitc Ill( i.omI:.im M'M liM-liin'.I i!-. ti-iiii: M'lliltul'S, lilu-ItV ()(' ll li;is not us ti iiii"i'i'it Atm-ri.-i MM') 1111(1 til' 111' USSfll tilt' IM):.0. Ky Kt-rtlnn ';v llcirhliif;. Tint spy sci'liniL i,. f'n i-iciii hi!! in clijiriu'lcf, iiifiUiii-j- i. ;i criitic, pim ishiihk' with two ynirs itiiprioiim'nl vr $111,0(10 line to itpprourli or filter any (jice eoniu'eteil with the iinlinmil lelVne, to milawrtilly ohtain int'in' nmliuii, iir In make phuloraphs, lilite prinls, plans, ce., of tilings ri)iinee(eil with huHi det'ciise or to dispose of a fiidc tr !-innl book or model or any thing else of naliunal defense value. Where these things are dune fur n foreign niivcrnment in lime of peaee, "whi'lher recognized or unreeu,u;- nizedM hv the I'nited Slates, tins pen altv in increased to twenty years im prisonment mid in time of war to life. Any person who in war time, with tint intint thai il shall he fmiimtmi eated In the enemy, ''shall collect, record, publish or communicate or at tempt lo elecit any information,'' wilh respect lo the movement, ninii hi'fs, itc., of the nriued forces id' tin1 I'nitcil States or its war materials or it k plans of military or naval opera tions, "or tiny (liter information ro latiiio In the puldie defense, or calcu lated to he,' shall he punished wilh death or hy a fine and not more than thirty years of imprisonment. This penally is reduced lo three years im prisonment where there is no intent that the information be communi cated lo ati enemy, hut where it inihl be useful lo such vneiny. 1 President tiivcu rower. The president is pven arhilrary power to designate other tiiiuis and places in addition (o those specifi cally named, wliirh shall he included in the term, "national defense.' The hill includes sections making it u crime to make mil rue statements under oath lo influence the conduct of a foreign government in anv dispute or controvetM- with the raited State, to puue-h the iiupcr-MinutioM of for eign i-nvcrnment official, to renla(e the issuance of pa-porl. and putiUh their t'nVery und flic conduct ol' an v r meats of inteiiu-d soldi; is 01 ailtu May Sei.c Munition. A iinl Ih't' i in pi i i'l aid '.eel Ion nu!hin.'e- the president t. di-ta in jtademn mmiihI in'c 1 : i ) - cat r m:-, im ;i i.i mi t I- of the the ie-sfit , d lo an cm inv ol ii li u iia li i lo- 1 nit . d St ice ami in doia-.; h' cr ! o u-c ! hi' a i ;av and a; : u!a t ton ol' l lie a iicliora. iunl of foreign -hii--- "I tin' 1 tntcd States I'"1" i;. nan , Male ca -c id nal lona I eniei e.cne v i vuleil iii aiintliiT scciion, with imwc: uteti t phiec iiuattN on such -hip- to preciM dama-e. ll - made puni-h-ahle with two year-, itnpri-otnnent for any pcrtti cininaiidin-.' or in cliiH:.e m any private, foiei::a or dw- e-tic lup i Mr. 1 r injure it m a- a I'la.'e n;iiti-1 t lie atie m- clili- 1'iHiul it In lie M-ed -ol I h e 111-j'irat.ii ni'ed Stalt - it il-, 1 r ili-!i-. HELD ILLEGAL V SlllNiiTOX. rrh. ;i. II was admitted at the state depart incut to day that In iinot Iter note President Menoenl of Cuba hns been formally advised by the I'nited States that ttie lie, -rat revolutiotia, v mmement Is rei'iirdcil as III, nal an I w ill not I'C eoltlllenallel (I hv Ibis V.OVi'l lllllcllt The I'nhall preMdelit whs hsmiic,! Unit tin- leaders of Hie revolt would be li 'hi p si'onrlhle l y tlie t'nite.l .Slate; lor atl moietal ion of ror,l-.-.i. ,'is or llieir inleicsl-. Tl.c Hole a pies, tiled to the Cuall uovernillellt c-ienb,, , niei I, an Minister C,on- ''I'1' LAST PICTURE OF THE GERMAN BEF0R i if J- 0 v k ' -flit 4 Hi p 1 ,1 -it liiist photograph of Couid von I leinst or ff, (iermau aiulmssador lo the 1'nited States, wlio. Mas ' ordered lionie, taken as he reached llohokcn ,iut. before sailing on the Krederiek " 1 1 for (icruiany. His wife, who HELP CONSTRUCT BLUE LEDGE ROAD K.v V. V. WATSON. Siiieriiileuilenl K. . Cnrnaban uf llie l!lue l.eile mine iinniuineeil this iiKirninir thut the operatives ,m tbut il',i,erl V liail just iipeneil up 11 . vein .'ill inches in width that; assays -jr, lt.r eenl. c,ip( ht. Kverv rod ,,l' depth gained bears out the estimates made so l'rc,iicntlv lluil Ihe ore will (jnnv rieher ns llie leilye is pursued into Ihe mountain. All ol' Ihe indications nil uhirh llio-c estimales were onuiiinllv niaile nre iliereusin,- ill lavorable developlllellt. A larger haulini.' l'oree has been pul on Ihe road from Ihe iiilue to the railroad nnd the rule of pay bus been inereii-eil. ll is the desire of the coin puny to ship ul least one carload of ore to llie Taenia smelter each week. The results of operation of Ihe lllue l.cd'.e since well; was last re sinned are little less tban sensational. .Iude I'.arleh of- I tah. predicted the increasing lieblie-s of Ibe ore us depth is i:aiiie,l. Kvcrv judical ion re spected by millets sU'JL'este.l . ). li'. libodcs declare,!, from ea-iial in- -pi'cli if properties in i but that it would be si, will, s, . by claims now lieiiiL; worUci. i-lncl, ; I ne.i r- County Cont-l llrady to . Me-rs. A. I.. Mill, lilain, ami 'ei lion e w ler, the ,-oiinii confer willt tlie ,-o,int- eonrt ( il- ce oeei.llio:i in . , t. K inn I l-i el Ihe iminil Veil,- 'l I i., I 1 1 l-.n t1 Hilt :v t :e ert i!h e::v 1. ;i"ii;ilile i 1 Ise M inerat 1 .' . ! ni-nl ' . .lie. i:e "ft''ii-it idii tu epetil ee-.iiy to hia-t tlie heavy nun 1 mil in nne or d'. -e- mi the Illne l.edv.e road. the -inn li yraniic t' tensive j o llie woikiiicn on Copper d:iv niny liiinele .1 lutge cubic .Minlaue ill im , pro, em cut of lliut biuhwiiy , icceivctl i llie eoltll' eolillitl cllilorelllent . j ll ha- been I elil a I iey arinll'cd lor I !h a, I -up. rvi-.nr in t!,:,t ,!i-tnct i iiud I-'. Y. Cai naban. -upe, inteinli'iit ol' Ihe lUue l.e.ige. to dircel that work. Vernon Ynwler. nieieber of the com niiliee, will complete the ,i, -tails ol' ll.eii- pal'tieipatlell in the job in 11 tew ,l;,.v. The re lore, the date l',,- ( upper Hu.v has not yet b,en tlcrmilelv scl, Mr. Ccin.'ihan liclicMiii: that it omrlil to he delcircl until about the middle ol March, ll will be p,.--ll,le to approli ipatc the date more c!."-cl when licit portion of the roadwuv to lie '"blown" Bell-an's Absolutely Rrmovcjj InditTOstion. Onopncknfrc proves it. 2"t.at all dnifkts. JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKE Ijirty Alstnnt M N. llllfll.KTT I'hono M. 4"i ml 4 7-J-S AuioninMlH Hears tsar fie. 4muiuo Km tlft, l'-rgar. it 7a.. .M J'.,' 1-. .M.V',(.--1-l,. r-iH', -l ...(:;;. ENVOY E LEAVING THE UNITED STATES '-SIT Wei' 4 K'if. ( -it i7 Wfr 4 11 4 l anifi 1 T aSs3I j-ocs with him, i shown at the left and n secret service man tit tho riudit. Countess von Ueriistorlf was .Miss Jeanne l.uckemeyer of Xew Voik and is leavin-; her native country to he with her hu-diand. shall have been selected und tlie ex tent of Ihe blasting work estimated. 1 Xew Coinier Mintr OpenlllK. Koreinnn Iioss 11. l)e Kemer of the I'nited Copper company, u ininiiii; or ffiiniznlion composed of Senltle peo ple, but whose Itciiiliiiiarlet'is' will here-, after be in Medford, nnd whose prop crtics, (he Cojiper Kirifr, the Ntonn Kin' nnd one oilier, nre loented about :I2 miles from this city in n north westerly direction, was in .Medford yesterday on business, leturniiiL' to the mines today. . This company pur chased these properties from the liin lock brothers in Jieceuiljer n year ae.o. It at once bevjan practical develop ment of llie Copper Kin and bus just insl ailed expensive mnctiincr.v for concent ral inir the ores, its first ship ment of concent rates now beine; en route to the Tacoinn smeller. Twenty six men arc now employed . on Ill's mine, and when addil ioiial machinery shall have been installed early in the summer, llie force will be in creased to ."it! men. Ii'emuikable progress bus been made on this properly since Ihe I'nit ed Copper company took possession. A description of it will reipiire a special nrlicle. The Hold Note and the (jrceuhuck. two well known prop erties in that vicinity, are also scene i of aitemcntcd nelivitics. Data cou ceriiin the development of lliese mines will lie eivon loaeu'row. $100 Reward, $100 p"ni--r ft ili.i layr "Hi Id llt.it ilt.r.- i t.-i.-i ilr.it-lf.l iIIm-hw . I i- !i !-. I.,-'ti ;iblc ) i' tii nit its fti !i l .lurt-h. II;. II t'unnrli Cure Mill.' .HI- 1IHY l.l. nvn to III.- Illrd i. t.ilnli!) Im'H'i: :t itl-1 1 1 itl 1int 1 i . :i ci'iiM Hill '"lint trt-iitliii'iit. li ( ill " li inc. 'i liil.'iii:ill . H.'tiiii: Hi.- I'd. ml tnxl intirono mirfrn'i cf hii'ii-t.v ili'fUrf'.vIni: Hi" rieil;ii!nii . :111a clvl'iir On' imili'iii sin-tixth ,i tltf ci.iisMMitl.ii) :iit-l n-.-:-(lim nu lls i,.r!i. Tho ri'..tiHH..-- luiTrt 1 It in ctir:itiv )""'''' Hint tlit'V hi-. I Ii.iIIih- f-r am- i-iiii- Unit it 11 ei . S f.l i'-t lit ol tcsiin.-i:l:l. i' .1. in i:v a 10 . r-i. tj... t. t lXTi:i:l lil'.AX AVTOC.-VK CO. TIMK CARD. I.eavo Medfunl for Ashland, Talent and riioenl daily, except Sunday, al 8:00 a. in., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p, in. Also on Saturday at 10:15 p. in. Sundays leave at 10:30 a. in. and 2:00, 5(00 and 9:30 p. m. Leav Ashland for Medford dally, eicepl Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:15 p. m. Also on Satur day nights at 6:30. Sundays leave Ashland at 9:00 a. m. and 1:00, 6:00 ami 10:30 p. ru. WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Icdfortl The On!)' Kxclusivu Commercial Photographer in Southern Oregon. Negatives Made anv time or 5 4 f. (. ..-vm place lv appointment. Phom H7-.T. ; We'll do the rest. j I t E. D. WESTON, Prop, j AT .VKW YOHK, Keb. 20 Three more American vessels left New York to day bound for war zone porta. They were tbetXavahoe for llenou, and the Mongolia and Algonquin, for Lon don, ull freighters. The Ilritisu ship Northern and the Italian steamer Av nla sailed also for foreign ports. Three passenger liners which left European ports after the inauguration or the (lerman U-boat campaign ar rived today. They were the t'unard liner OrUujia from Liverpool: the Aiisoulu of the snmc line from Lon don, and the Kabre line steamer Pa tris from Marseilles. Other arrivals were the San (iuglielmo, Italian from Naples and tho Athoil, British from Loudon. NKW YORK, 'Feb. 20. British and French passenger steamers, each with a gun on her after deck as an ever present reminder of the subma rine peril,, are making scheduled sail ings from this port and arriving from liuropc. The Orduna, which left Liv erpool with passengers and cargo fter the German blockade was declar ed, enmo In today. The French liner Chicago sailed yesterday for llor deaux with ninety Americans in her cabins. Altogether eight vessels departed yesterday for Kuropean ports. The Uochrn, the first American vessel from .New York to brave the subma rine zone, has reported to her owners her safe arrival at (jibraltai'. She Is bound for llenou Tho French line steamship La Tou- ralno left Bordeaux at 1 a. m. today, AMothersWish Is that he trying ordeal little pain as i reality when has been used regularly preceding confinement. Get 'Brae) field ' 'Rcaufator Co. "Mothar'a f5) THINK IT IS JUST A SHAME THE WAY THEY MIC REPRESENT TW THINGS." vJ W feft11 f 111 SNKiS ,,!! 1 1 THE WOMAN'S WORK YOU. madam, are only one of a thousand women today who are deluded hv the long -distance hargain. 1 on"f he carried away hy ;l heautiful pii-tnre in a catalog. You can get hetter hargains from y,,ur own lnnne iiieirliaut. where, you see the goods hel'ore yiiu pay I'nr them, whi le ytm are assiii'ed of a fit and satisra. t'h.n in every res.ect. In trading at h - ymt are ,l,.inu- yw share in hiiilding up yuiir community. This is yuiir work. WASHINGTON, l-Vb. JO. Major (leueial t'ershiiej notified the war de partment today thai he bad a-siiincd command of the southern depart, ucnt embi'aciii,,' the American force-- on tlie Mexican border, which po-t was held by .Major (leneral Kiui-tnti. Sec retary linker said (icncral rcr-binu's suceesMon was iiutomnlic, he beini: the next in grade to General I'un-ton. General IVi'shini; will retain coimnaud until n permanent successor is nauicd by the war department. No considera tion has been given lo appointiie: a new commander for the southern department. KL PASO. Tex., Keb. 'JO. Major General John iVrhintr anmnmced here toilay that lie would remain here lis ncliu.n eommamlcr of Ihe stmthern department pending the receipt id orders from Washington, lie will al-o retain command t" the Kl I'uso l trol district for the present. It was announced at diMrict heiul iiuarters today that the hnlv of Gen eral Kunston would pn-s thnumli here tomorrow at "ti'.U) p. m. and Gen eral Pershing hml his staff at work toilay preparing a memorial program to be jfiven while tlie bodv is here. I'endiiti- the arrival of Major Gen eral. I'ersidnur from Kl Paso, Colonel Malvern-llill liarrnmi, Genera) Kind lon's chief of staff, will be in charge of the southern department ami move ment of National Guardsmen to their homes will nut be delayed. according to a cablegram received by the line's agents here. Her destina tion is New York. on. txpvcit may go through the of motherhood with as possible -this can be "Mother's Friend" i ' Friend" at your druggist. ' 1. Q - --J , anything like WmcA 13 : I, xr THIS piur wM u m WOMEN OF OREGON! ' Women Everywhere Endorse this "Favorite"' Lents, Oregon. " In my yonngef davs I was f-reatly troubled witlt gaa on my utomaen ; it pftvo mo lots of Inmble. I begau utanfT Dr. Tierce's ,'-iITX niiiilii'inpR nnrl received such relief that I can i V i 7.:Vs i ,rccomtnenu uiem iH UttVM "l ave. raised a large lauiiiy ana urn a great e'rand- mnlber and luive always insieU'4 that my diiulileiH-in-hnv use lr. l'ieree'a l'livolite I'reseripiiou when expecting to become a mother." -Mm. li. i'. Skki.ky, .",11 1 tilth Street, t). E. Thousands o women who are now blessed with robust health cannot understand why tboii.-aiulrt of o'her women continue to worry and sufier mm ailments peculiar to women when tbev can obtain l"r a trilling sum Dr. l'ieree'a I'avorile rn-scription, which will surely and imickly banish all pain, disircss iiud misery and restore tba womanly, funetions to iert'eet health. Young moiliei-s who iireserve tho c'umiM of face and ligure in spits of an increasing family and tlie cutT of ' growing i-bildren lire always to be envied, lloctor I'iercc's l-'avorite Pre- y scrijition gives the strength nnd health upon winch happy mntberhood de ),c!ids. It praciically does away witli the pains of nuitcriii'tv. It enables tho mother lo n-,urish the infant life do licmliag on her, mid enjoy the hourly fiappiiiciS of -.Milcbing the develop mciit of a jieifcctly healthy child. inpoitTAvr xi-iiivi, ori'F.it to Ili:lll US Ol' 'I'll IS l-AI't" Any ncr Bon (1,-siriiiir a copy of The I'eoplo'a Common Konse Mwlit-a! Atlvi.cr In-'foro tho eHition is pxhiiiiHtwl Khoulit wild thin nuticn lotrcthprlwtth Ihreedim,,. (or BOimps) to Dr. Pierce. Invalkli" Hole), fttiirnlo. N. Y.. nnd a copy will bo lent by return limit, ull charue, pruDAKl Earl Fruit Co. of the Northwest Successors to The I'l-oducers Fruit Co. of Oregon, Will still continue to handle a full line of well known reliable, sprays, such as Hex Mine and Sulphur, Swift's Arsenate of Lead and all oth er materials necessary in the care ot orchards, HAUL J'Kl'IT CO. OF THE X. W. - J. C. BltOWN. Dist. Agent. Attention, Farmers MKIiroitl) JIXK COMPANY". 31-33 X. Bartlett St. Pay Highest Prices for HIDES! Green hides per lb 17c Dry hides, per lb 2So Creon calf hides, per lb 25o Dry calf hides, per lb 30o We Also Ituy Sheep Pelts nud Goat Skins. Phone 2S3-.T.