Medford mail tribune., March 03, 1917, Page 6, Image 6

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TiTTlDFOTiT) MATT: TRTHFNR MEDFOTJD. OlWiOy. SATCU'DAV, AlAKCII
1!H7
WAR LIKELY 10
EXTEND
NEXT WINTER
General Maurice, Director of Mili
tary Operations for British Staff,
Says Present Retirement of Ger
mans Is Forced by British Domina
tion of Field and Fruit of Fiyhtinu,.
UXDON Maivli :i Tin- war may
easily extend nvei mindier winter,
nceortlintf to a slulwnenl by (ieiieral
Krederiek It. Mnuriee, nireetor of
military operations tr Hie iniM'ri;il
general staff, in an interview tfiven to
the Assoeiateil I'ivs. Ja lii opin
ion lliere is little difference between
tbe strategy followed by iln enninmn
lcix in the Aiaeiiran civit war and
the htraley which governs the ureal
stniK''.' f today.
"Strategy iw as iannatable as time,"
he saiil, "and is loiiiiii;ilin; this war
as it has dominated all other eon
flicts. The world lias loin: reeojnuzcil
Hubert K. Leo as a fcivtit eiieral, and
in my opinion he was one of .the
dozen great commanders of history.
Tm-tics Only limine.
"The men over in the trenches see
ing only a brief and intimate part nf
the actual opera! inns, are inclined to
nssert that the major principles of
warfare have been i haiiu'ed, but lln
is true only of luetics which, accord
ing to Napoleon, ehnnue every ten
years, a period which, Imd he been
alive today, he prohnhlv would have
I'cdueed to five years. Thi is dtie to
the inereae in inventive power over
the time when Napoleon fonhl.
"Strategy consists of plans for the
maneuvers of armies seeking a ilefin
ite result while taeties are the opera
tions when two forces are in actual
eontaet. The victory of the Maine
was the re.-nlt of hih tratev m
was the (Ionium sweep through lie!
triuiu and the em-ircliin; timvenioir
about Paris, The trench warfare ore
vailing mih'o tuts been purely a mat
ter of tactics. Stonewall Jacku:
suffered a taotieal reverse nl Kerus
town, hut won a strategical sm-t'oss
liy fore in the I'ni.m eoiumandeis to
move ji'oiit forces in all directions.
Hue to Strategy.
''People wonder why, with the su
perior resources in man power iiii
douhledly pos-.e-ed by the allies
more progress toward victory i not
made. The reason ties in the form
uf strategy which made your ci il w al
so long and enabled Napoleon to keep
his back to the wall so limn when he
bad a coalition of Kuropo against
him. Leo and Napoleon worked on
inner lines from ' ecatral position,
and they had the genius to make the
host possible ice of the groat advan
tage thus given them.
"The tieiuuins umleivland this
form of strategy so well that even in
poaee times their econoniie necessi
ties are lYciiicntty sacrificed to mili
tary needs, la their transportation
system alone the result of this policy
run be seen. Lee and hi- samll army
held back greatly superior force?, for
four years and there i-. no rea-im to
anticipate, on purely military ground-,
an curly od!ap-o of the (ierman-.
ltt-tiivmt'itl t'oreeil.
"I see no indiciilioii of what has
been averted, that the (Joi'ieaa. arc
withdrawing at some place- ahmg our
front beeau-e of a de-ire to toree
open fight. Tiiis mm'caieul i- a ir
tirenient foteeil upon tliem. Thev b
not like it any more than w- did when,
after the second battle of Ypre-, we
had to retire a short di-taiice lo
straighten our hue. Yen may lie uu
no army likes to ret tie, and therefore
it is certain that the Germans will
make a determined clu-ii -.mewhere
to restore their lo.-i pieti;e. We
are now nieivk gatliei in- the ft ml - !'
oar winter t.peratum-, the ic-till ot'
which i- that front A-ra- to the An
e'e. a .-alu'iit de idedlv dati::eron- lo
German podioic h;i- Im ni t -iahldi-ed.
Our raid- on the onaiie lionl
gave us commanding po-itimi-- ti--m
whieli our artillerv hie u:i- much
luoro etlectie. The Gernian- are tin
longer oeciipxing Miir; i-nd well con
structed dugout-, ,-;nd a re mure ih.iii
anxious to retire to a -afer In e. Tlie
al-o prohalily eoimted on inr.kxL out
lrepa ration- for ait ot t . n-i e o er
t his ground altort ive by i:i inu
(loir front line and compelling lo
niter our plan-.
Long l iuht l.ikt 1y.
'I have no pjitiet-ee Willi the idea
that the German are at the end !
their fighting iv-hiv'-. Th, y are
still capnhle ot and u ill iii no a
strong liuht. I'lom a pnre! tiiilil.ii'v
-taiidpoint I -ee no it-.. -mi uh (lie
war should not i: thioagh another
winter, hut conenwu, u-.d.- the
military none mav np. aie . uui H
MM!ier. Ilow li.r ' -h-.ttave :
J'ooil in Oornuinv i- aUvnng the
jibyiquc and morale of the h te-t re-
HOW LAN
FIGHTS U-BOATS
Liuht Glass-Bottomed Trawlers Save
Great Ships and Pursue Giant Sub
marines American Submarine
Chaser Most Effective First In
terview With Patrol Captain.
(liv tin1 Cnplnin of llritnin's Irnwlrr
I'ntrol.)
NEW YOlfK, March X The war
in 11117 will n war Id tin- toririln!
Mino-ln inr su!iuiai'inc have bwrpt
l'ililin: sliipr. t'roin the
Tin; (ici'iiiaii I'li'i't lii's nni'liciri'il lic
liind lli-lpilanil. In dial val aiu-lior-nai-,
siirniMiiclccl hv i-la;nl-. liukril ni
willi t: u I ! IjicaliWiilcT-., imrlli nf
Scnllaiiil, Kni;liiiiir liyliliiiB ili'i'l
awails the onlur tn liatMi'.
Ti'iiuli'is llnlil Ciiiiiinanil.
Jfi'imw liilc, III ml mi I'll nf llic sea
is liflil by :iOOU mini'-., m- ilril'U'is, anil
ten timi'i MllOO IVliunncii, known as
tho Irawlor patrol.
In Ihi' ilays wlirn naval nn'ii fi-liril
sninll siitunarinos I'roiu sanilliars tin
l'-U "i:ol'' llio Ili'iu-, Crcssy anil
Alioiikir. Tlii'ii llio niliiiiially rallcil
in llio tniwliT inrn. Tlii'ir ,jnl was
sWri'iiinj.', I'm' Ilia Xortli saa wa
ailril'l lillil still is with ilaalll ikal
iTs, (It'iinan, lliilisb, 'riiiih, Unli li
ami Danish.
Then rump liicKiT suliniarinos anil
imain tin1 pali'ol srorcil. Siilimorsiiili'
I'oiuinaiiili'i's haw sonmllii; hills lo
rocoiil ilia llnoh of iiinoai'liiiiL' H'"
pi'lliTs. 1 tut llii'iv's no way lo leiirn
llii' pii'saiii'i' of a iliil'lar. Ami I'nl
iiii'i' Iniwlars, I'Vi'ii llii' niw onas with
'.lass ki'i'ls, run i-'o whi'i'o ili'stroyars
)lnr mil follow. If line sails skywanl
what is 1(1,11(10 when war aosts :!(),
IIIIII.IIIIO a ilnv .'
lli-riili- Saiririio.
Ono ilawn Panii-I (Iri-i-n, niasli-v of
On- Mi-rinniil, was lyinu- iilmm-iili- a
."iilOO-tnn i-riiisi-i- nartlint: a harhor
mouth, whi-n hi- saw n sub polii its
pi-risropi- just uhovi- walri'.
Dan wi-nl lor ln-r. Tin- sub, bi-int
ih-spi-iali-, hiiini-hiil a $111110 torpi-ilo.
Willi oni- linn of his wln-i-l, Dan i-u!
in mill sloppi-il It nnihlships. Tin- i-.-plosion
nwoki' the sb-i-pi-rs a-hovo
an. I hroiiiihl tin- i-i'uisi'i's i-n-w to Ihi
n-si'iic. A ili-'l royi-i's nun t'i:
tin- C-hoal.
- In n il i'ouu to ll;llf-toll ti.rp.'-ili-r-,"
nrowli',1 Dan, on hoalil lln
i-raist-r, "hi-lti-i- tin- Mi-ruinitl shoulil
i;o Ihnii II. M. S. i-ruisi'i-!''
'Chi- small siibiaariiir huill at ll-i-hoki'ii,
ni-ai Aulwi-rp, anil soul to i i--hruiruc
by rail 1:0 Iohimt trouliN- us,
Toilay ivi1 must fit: lit lar-;i' snhs atoiu-tin-
i-oasl, 1 i snli on tin- hii:!i i-.i-.
iiuili-rsi-n i-ruisi-rs i:'.il ini'ti-i-' Ioiil'
Di-utsi-lilaiuls wild ridil toipi-.lo lu!-r-anil
7IMMI iiii-.vrpoui'r, hoiitliai.tin- ni
suhmaruu-s luuo ton giants w.lli an
lS.OOO-iiiili- rinlius.
Sut-iuarluo 'hasoii.
In li'ivnihi'r, lolii, lirinanv ha-!
'JOll lal-.-o n1'iiu-i'--il'lt' and (M-noau
-!iiparik Ui'l'i tiilllii):; out oui- a
wi-i-k. i'lu- lubuivally ki'i'ps si-i-n-l il
h:- 1. 1' I l-nal-, hut tin- total uu-at
i--!ai'toi. P-r llirir t-uiit ru.-J oui
: 1 1 . 1 ! ! v i-M-ii'-i-- iii-'ir ili'-tnution.
tli- il, il. until thr A Ult-l irali-- ilit-llt
t'i! the --tihiiia inn- ciiu -i-r.
A i lia-i i- i- a :i0 ton -a wu-p, M'
l.-i't Ion-, wi'h a ilra It of lour an-'
one half foot. Cliu-:ll- at I "1 l.n.it-.
hiirniu i:aolino. Ihr iluirr i o
small antl -o lis:hl as to he int.iiuiu'
from allai-U.
-'.oly ohai-r rarrios f.uuanl a
ihroo-iiuh rapi.l 1110 i:un wln.h hull
tMoii'v rj-i-iili"l --lull- a iuinali
ihu- ovoniiu: my trawler Moppe,! a
hiL' suhmrlsilili-. Tiu- whola (irrinan
eiiw oa-no altoai'il our lio.tt. 1 tvpt
ono a oatiu lioutonalil, l!r -loo.l nil
il-'ok. iirxi'f h'okin- at u .iii-t'-tar
nor raMwanl louaiil li. tuanv.
Itrl'ltM--. Surli'lnli'l'.
1 lalh.l him ah.ial.l our 1 : 1 i , hut
ho ri fu-ol to ,'ai- hi- -uluaal mi'. In-sli-ail,
ho wavid lari'iii'll lu h'. l-'alh
t-rlaml and ili-appi'ari t! ilo.in tho
bati-bw a . t
"fhoil, with a 10. ir, llio Mihr.nrini'
villi Ihi' oalt',' lloutrllalit -alh.l --ky-waiil
in splinti-i-s,
I looki'il alom: ili'ok. Kvi'ix inan,
Itntish ami (ionium, stood at snluto.
Ki.r lourao and i-li'iiu tiuhlmu" win
their duo in Iho trawU'i- pal .ol.
t raits 1 eoniiot say, hut -.ome ileter-i-ration
from this cau c i aiir.o-t
,'crlain and will heouie more iunl
more ctlctive ,i- t!ie ii..,i-(. i,i
lln.e. 1 1 1 tout in, -t o l- ,101 tiie 'j, n
111- ot' l.ro roald lltlil il.l'e on lil-Vlitolli'-
and in oil,1 1, 111. If- I I'o'lew
tll.lt we ban- t in- lualilex'd u- well a
thi' liiilelial -upil li-i it , llluili Wil
li' -alt III III I ill1 ;i I e , i.-toi ."
Ii O. Doian ot Portland i .nuon.i:
the tli.--ille.-s visitors in llio illy.
WITH TRAWLERS
DRIVES FIRE ENGINE
J - (' s. v. ,v ;
tH V i x V t s
Vtn -7 V i. j. X I h
fo r 1
l- S ' K " .
K ' '"it 1 k
mfs"' .s
Women m hniiiml Inivi even Inkcn over tlie m-kless jind fhinnjr ,"1
of lile lilitin. l-oticl Silver, shown here, tuok tlie plaee ot' her
hp'ther as engine driver, ;it Ilm-wm t Ii. when he went to war.
ILLNESS DF VILLA
SAX ANTONIO, Tex., March 11. j
Advices received hy (ieneritl I'ersliin ;
tend to confirm the r port of the ill-;
s of I'Yunoiseo Villa. A ri porl toi
hcadiplarters today from a reliable I
source said that t lie bandit was either j
sufferiiie.' from rooponinir of his old i
wound or is sick from some other (
":iu--e. Army otliccrs are of the,
opinion that Villa ha- ceased to he :i
factor of much iinpoi lance in liu
Mexican situation.
CHASERS FOR SHIPS',
WASillNOTON, Man
Stone o!, the -ellale
b S,
l-i, lav h
natoi
d thai
lla exp,'l'l . liad ih' i-i'd
pnitei'li"ii of Ann l i'-an !
a 1
f.
hunt --bip uinrehy thev wotrd
ipiippcd with sir. ill ili!... -11011'
-iliU' lliol t lo he hiwe.cd ill lln'
er r'Uir !o eoi:t tor ho-iile eralt '
nllaek tl'i-iii. j
FILICU3Tr:R IM SENATE
(Continued From Pago One.)
I lie w ar-
lcat-.iUi; pi.w er,
h!d set a iivci
to our t'i'i";M
:id
I'eiU Ut
:m of :
r.r.mt- :
Tiicie
.1 mi
l:ietii- ;
1 ;
nnieut. I uc power In lie
ton binad, oti weepi't;:'
:- 11.. Ii-
w ilMl'-i'i'Vel :;u
iuu:c!il.i!i(u'- a!id
!;U.: tile po-
l.b-
limb I' Iho lull, f-cnu:
wool,! at.Iliorie I In
11 v!i:j and "ilrive lit
' in. t : .-1:1 r uira-; ,
-So
aid I ,
-ult,"
a -.v-
lu' oolitil:-
prr t! niu 10
"lhat .
I'll ii i
v an
e of I
'.oliid
1;
1 11,.
Inn the
'd --ai IVII.iiTt
pa ii-ol
auvunr,
tllctioi
1-1,'siilcni's p
i'iu-1.
" I ',' (l;,'-ti-ii le p:
la
-nio. "i---,' above an n.n or an
p:i'--l,i,':'! ; it U i'liiuii'ine-ita!."
Senator 1 laidw i !.. ilcmoi i.-.t, ;i-),
ed Senator Mi 11' i',ie pre
uot have aalhoiitv lo il-:
'it did !
l.l
1 :
!rol, i t A-i'i ri. nn eiti.vr.- 1
-anil wiihout aiitboi i; 01' r.-iiL 1 1
"Yes," r-aid S, - at'-r Stone,
w ar e--el of tin- 1 llii, .1 -a:,-, .
"II
,1 :
-ee a inerehaut ship ot this ,
"u:t r
;ill el'-
I a-a iltt ,l on the hn.li en- iunl
fort he made to ile-trov h. i-, een
thouiili that war c--l ueie not a. t
ilti; a- a eouo, ,:n!i u ai-!i'i wou'd
not onlv have the riulit. hut -. wo i.,1
he her duty to protect that -hip. Dai
if a I', ieii-n power as-a-i'i , r.ierehem
e--els of the l'a:l, ,1 Slui, win u ...n
war v
Is lire Hot
l-r I
1-1 we!
hear of n. n-thiie;-
11. -w. 1
! nt eon!,! il
lioteil Si,;,.
"i I iiiii. I:i
t'le no'-
n -01 v, .' r
.-r I'-.-.t b,
v'i
to
"If we iiiai'
- if the o .1 .,
of the sii'iiloi
We have the :
-- I- I a- -.IV
'.. tin- power to
FOR SOLDIER-BROTHER
1 ! t
-11. C'onre:s is tlie only power in
this j;reat fiovernnient that has tlie
riiiht, and I am uuwiNiinr to estaljli-li
tlie precedent tif shit'tiim the war re
sp.nisihilit v to the piv.-iuVnt id" the
l.'nited States.'
wmmmm
?! '-' ;-'1 .:i:' .
1 v : : it S w.-teitiy
cf IMPORTED and DOMESTIC tobaccos -Bk.idd
HEADS
IM'
Nl:V YORK, Mai
oh
. Daniel
iWlllarii, iire.siilent of the lliiltimoro
jaud Ohio railroad was elected ehair -
ilium of the advisory commission "f
Uiu Counell of National Uetense to-
1 day at a Joint na-etlnt! of the council
iiind commission at the war depart -
ment. He succeeds Dr. Mollis Goit-!
iroy of IMiiluik'lphki, who rt'siKiied thej
post becuuse of liressure of private !
affairs. j
Jie-or.nanisation of the commission :
was conipieteil wttii tne tornial c-lec-
itioii of S. C.ifford of the American
.
Telophonc and Telegraph company, as
1
I (iirocior 01 tne council, ana lirosvenor
j 13. Clarkson of New York as secre
tary. Mv. Clifford and Mr. C'larkson
(will continue in their new posts the
! work ttwy homin in connection with
'industrial muMlUiition under the dl
' ruction of the naval consultiiiK hoard.
I Hear Admiral Peary laid before
j the council today his project for a
.coastal airplane patrol.
NINE RUSSIAN SHIPS
SUNK BY U-BOATS
DERLIX. rarll 3. Nine armed
Russian steamers were destroyed hy
: tin; (Jerninn suliinarine which recently
wan sunk near lliininu-rfest. nccord
ins; to a Christiania dispalch In the
Neue .iiricher Zeituns. as quoted mi
the O v e rs e a s X e w s
agency. These
vessels are snid to
have been pur -
chased In South America hy Russia.
It was reported from Christiania on
January L's that :t I men from 11 Ger
man suliinarine which had foundered
off the Norwegian coast had been
'landed near llaniinerfest.
n.. H.A 1 , L mil 11 ! 1 1 mi n ma mihi mnw i iiwic in
The blend
can't be copied
That's why it is Chesterfields or noth
itijr ifyou want this itrx kind of enjoy
nicnt in fiirttrc tte smoking.
l-'or Chesterfields, 6t'.vt'doing the usual
thing of pleasing the taste, do the one thing
you've always -visited for in a cigarette
Chesterfields just '"touch the spot,"
thev Ui i'on kiimo ijou are smuking they
"SA Tisi'Y '!
i
15ut tlicy're mild, too!
I 1 ' . .. I I ri
it si a 7u zv uu'iia 01 mgu
imported ana .Domestic
cos that s how it's done.
the blend can't be copied.
Trv Chesterfields.
20 fir IO
j
.cgwiiiiM 11 xsmciiwtniiyrrwK U-in!
i i
CIGARETTES
SEEK TO DELAY
WASIIINdTDX, Maivli X Heir--
I
,.lltl,t ;VL. on, ehairman of llu- house
; p.t(,Hii o eoinniittee, introiiiieed 11
i resoluiion toilay to postpone for one
venr tK. ef feetiveness of the bone
,rv'- ,U(.iidnn-nt lo the po-toffioe
: .,,.'..:.,.;,, 1.1,1 .........i ,,.,.,.. i,v tt,
president.
The ami yilinent, which forbids mid
penalizes the shipment of liquor into
prohibition territory, went into effect
...t,.,.. ii -;.i....t ...t....iw.a t,iu
.,,,.., 1 .ated dehatc l.i-L-an in the
1 nuii-i- ti .'inn
j was 0nVrcd.
house as soon as the Moon resolution
REFUSE PRESIDENT
USE OF NAVY FUNDS
W ASIIlNtiTdX. MiiiiU After
an executive cion in which Secre
tary MeAiloo participated, the house
ways and mean-, committee today re
ported t'avorahly the resolution to
authorize an -l.Vl,0 n.OuO bond issue
or hurrying naval construction. Un
limited power for the president to
spend the mouev as he will, either for
Work already Authorized or for new
projects. Wits denied hy the commit
tee, despite vigorous efforts of dem
ocrats to ohiain it.
licpuhlicniis contend that in case of
national emerenrv comrress prohahlv
would he
ses-iuu and it would be
" possible ti hrnadcn liie nroident's
! nuwers. Thev tie si-la iliu-il miv ili'vin-
! to hinder the' presidenl.
j
LONDON, .March H. Tlie rcich,h
has adjourned until March 20, ui
coruiui: lo a llcrlui ilipateh to li
i-u-
tor's hv why of Ainsterdaai.
n.'.yLi'S
Ml..
- quuiuy
touae - fi j"
And ,
'fSVg
" gS?
ii
y DON'T
SEE YOUR CHILD IS
Look a Tongue! Move 1'olsons From
Jjiver iiihI llowols nl Once.
Mother! Your child Isn't naturally
cross and peevish. Sue If toni?uo In
coated; this Is a sure sinn Its little
stomach, liver , and bowels need a
cleansliiK ut once.
When listless, pale, feverish, full
of cold, breath bad, throat sore, docs
n't cat. sleep or act nuturaly, lias
stomach ache, diarrhoea, retnembor,
a Kentlo liver and bowel cleansing
should always be the first treatment
Blven.
Nothing equaU "California Syrup
of Figs," for children's Ills; Rivi,
easpoonful, antl in a few hours all
the foul waste, sour bile and ferment
ing food which ii. dogged In the bow
els pusses out of the system, and you
have a well and playful child again.
All children love this harmless, de
licious "fruit laxative," and It never
fails to effect a pcod "Inside" cloans
Ing. Directions for habits, children
of all ages and grown tips arc plain
ly on tho bottle.
Keep it handy in your home. A
Iittlo given todaj saves a sick child
tomorrow, but get the genuine. Ask
vour druggist for a ."iO-cent bottle of
"Calliornl.i Syrup of rigs," then look
and see that it Is made by tho "Cal
ifornia Fig Syrup Co."
HiBhost (piality. Jewelry repairinK,
diamond settins, wntch
Martin J.Reddy
' yj -saio mouniniK anil en-
Eravini,'.
2!i! K. Main St. Medford, Ore.
MRS. A. TRUE LUNDY
IIOTKIj JIKIH'OItl)
Nl ItOXK ;OHSF.TS ,
Prices ?3.."0 up. Appointment by
phone or call at Hoom -100 after 3 p.
llnisy Diittcr.
THE DAIRY
CIVKS YOU
QVALITV
AXI) SKR1CE
nt all Times.
'milk, cheam, ntraii juxen
EGGS, SKI.MMEI) MILK, niTTEK,
Mn.K AM) DA1SV 15VTTKU FRKSU
irtor out ciirnx ao iovk
TAIILK.
Give us a trial and be one of our
many satisfied customers.
TheWhite Velvetlcc Cream
3:0 E. Main. rhono 481
Attention, Farmers
MKDFOIil) ,H XK COMPANY
31-33 X. nartlett St.
Pay Highest Prices for
HTfiES!
Gre.cn hides per lb ......17e
Dry hides, per lb. 2(fi
Green calf hides, per lb 25c
Dry calf hides, per lb. .30o
Wo Also liny Sheep relts and Goat
Skins.
Phone 283-J.
WESTON'S
Camera Shop
20S East Main Street,
Medford
The Only Exclusive
Connnm'ial Photographer
in Southern Oregon.
Negatives Made any time or
, place by appointment.
Phone 147-J.
We'll do the rest.
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