MEDFORD MATCi TRTBtTNE MEDFORD, OREflOX. TUESDAY. APRTL 17. 1917
PAGE THREE
RAIDER KARLSRUHE
NOVEMBER 4.1914
SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, April 17
What is believed to be the first au
thentic account of the cruiser Kals
rune, which was active In the waters
of the Carribeau and off the coast of
Brazil during the first months of the
war, was given this week by Captain
Henrlch Lublnus, former prize officer
on the Karlsruhe, and who brought
the Qerman prize KD-111 Into this
port In January, 1915. Tho KD-111
was formerly the British freighter
Fame and was captured October 5
1914.
The Karlsruhe was sunk following
an accidental explosion on November
4, 1914, not far from the island of
Vi-inidad, according to Captain Lu
blnus, who said that he had only re
cently received this information direct
from one of the surviving officers of
the cruiser.
This statement gives confirmation
to reports from Trinidad about that
time saying that a life preserver and
portions of wreckage believed to have
come from the Karlsruhe had -been
picked up there.
According to Captain Lublnus, Cap
tain Kohler, commander of the Karls
ruhe, several of the officers and more
than 100 men lost their lives when
the cruiser went down.
SIGHS FOR PEACE
BERLIN, April 17. Emperor
Charles of Austria is quoted By Bjorn
Bjorson as saying in an Interview at
Luxemburg near Vienna:
"I believe I know war better than
most of the men who are at the head
of the enemy powers today. I know
jiot only the financial and economic
effect of war but I know what it
means to die In the trenches. I have
lived a long time In the field and have
seen men fall and die at my feet
Therefore I know also, better maybe,
, than any other emperor or king what
peace means."
PEACE EFFORTS 10
BE RENEWED BY
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KARMALA GAVE
U-BOAT BATTLE
THE HAGUE, April 17. Interna
tional Socialist circles are gratified
at the latest news from Russia, ac
cording to which the new regime Is
becoming firmly established with the
power of the socialist extremists very
small compared to that of those who
favor a lasting rather than a patched
up peace. A reserved attitude Is
adopted In regard to the expected
fruits of the conference which It de
cided to call at Stockholm, but the
International socialists are keenly
anxious to miss no chance of making
their Influence felt In the eventual
reorganization of Europe.
No program was drawn for tho
conference but a sharp conflict of
opinion is likely to develop. The
Dutch delegates themselves are di
vided between the standpoint of the
Russian Minister of Justice M. Ker
ensky and President Wilson's peace
program. In the meanwhile pacifist
circles at The Hague are active and
an executive meeting of the big antl
war council has been called for to
morrow to consider among other
things the possible dispatch of depu
tatlons to the capitals of central 'pow
ers.
The Dutch pacifists are apparently
Inclined to urge that the central pow
ers make clear that they are aiming
at peace with the entire entente rath
er than a separate peace with Russia
They are also agreed that It Is desir
able that the central powers publish
their peace terms.
by
XEW YORK, April 17. The Brit
ish steamship Knrmulu, mi 81183-ton
passenger vessel owned lv Hie Pen-,
insular & Orieiitul Steam Navigation
company, wn drawn on a reef and
sunk on March 17 near Spczio, It-
ly, after being shelled and torpedoed
a German submarine, according
to two Americans who were umnnir
the Kannnlii's l'JO pnssenneiN, and
lio arrived here today from Euroe.
All on board the Kiirinala were
saved.
Tho Americans are W. K. Park of
Boston and F. Hewer of Brooklyn,
ho were ertnrninir from Egypt. The
Kurmaln, they snid, was on her way
from Port Said to London when at
tacked. The submarine opened fire
from her deck pun nt a range of
about five miles. Forty shots were
fired, thev said, but none did any
material damage. Tho Knrmnln in
turn fired ten shots at the subma
rine, but could not reach her.
The U-bont began to approach the
hip, diving and emerging to fire.
When within about 2000 yards she
let go two torpedoes, one of which
struck the Knrmala in the bow.
Although wounded, the Knrmala
continued trying to escape, but iii
zigzagging ran too close to shore, hit
a reef and ripcd a great hole in her
bottom. Tho lifeboats were lowered
and the passengers and crew escap
ed, the U-boat giving up the attack
when the ship hit the reef.
R1SH PARTY WANT
SUNK BY A
NEW YORK, April 17. The loss
of the American steamship Zeclandia
on the British coast early this month
was due to striking a mine and two
of the crew were scalded to death, ac
cording to the officers of the vessel
whn arrived here today on an Amer
ican steamship.
The Zeelandia left New York on
March 1 8 for Liverpool. A cable dis
patch from London oh April 7 said
she went ashore during a heavy gale,
broke In two and would be a total
loss.
Tho Zeelandla officers said they
were under orders from the ship own
ers not to discuss the vessel's destruc
tion and they refused to tell the cir
cumstances of the hitting of the
mine. Tho two men who died were
not Americans.
"Green Stockings," which Mar
garet Anglin mnde famous the conti
nent over, is being presented nt
Phoenix the coming Frindy night by
nn organization of local talent. The
piny is an unusuully clever ono, and
the Phoenix players feci much grati
fied nt being able to secure it at (
royalty. that is not prohibitive.
The plot centers (wound nn English
family of social prominence. The
father has four daughters, and being
a widower, is anxious to marry all
four off. Ho is successful with the
youngest three, but tho eldest, being
indifferent to marriage, apparently
cannot be disposed of. Resenting her
fnmiiv's attitude, she invents a lover,
a gallant and also far distant soldier.
The ensuing interest and regard of
the household for the romnnce are
richly repaying the lady for the "one
smnll fib" when a stranger nrrives
and presents himself as the "gal
lnnt soldier lover." As to what hap
pens thereafter it will be pleasantly
told upon the stage Friday evening
MOTHER! GIVE CHILD
"SYRUP OF FIGS" IF
TONGUE IS COATED
If Cross, Feverish, Sick, llllious.
Clean I.lttle Liver nnil Itowels.
Children love this "fruit laxative
ind nothing else cleanses the tender
stomach, liver and bowels so nicely
A child simply will not stop play
ing to empty the bowels, and the re
sult It, they become tightly clogged
with waste, liver gets sluggish, stom
ach sours, then your little one be
comes cross, half-sick, feverish, don't
eat, sleep or act naturally, breath Is
had. svstcm full of cold, has sore
throat, stomach-ache or diarrhoea
Listen, Mother! See Is tongue Is
coated, then give a teaspoonful of
"California Syrup of Figs," and In a
few hours all the constipated waste.
sour bile and undigested food passes
out of the system, and you have
well, playful child agnln.
Millions of mothers give "Califor
nia Syrup of Figs." because It is per
fectly harmless: children love It, and
It never falls to act on the atom
ach, liver and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a 50-cent bot
tle of "California Syrup of Figs
which has full directions for babies,
children of all ages and for grown
ups plainly printed on the bottle. Be
ware of counterfeits sold here. Get
the genuine, made by "California Fig
Syrup Company." Refuse any other
kind with contempt.
XF.W YORK, April 17. Physi
ciuns attending Sarah Bernhardt sal
today her condition had so improved
that an operation probably would noi
be necessary, but that m ense on
was decided upon, it would not
performed at least for a week. Tin
actress is suffering with nn infection
of the kidneys. A consultation
six noted surgeons and physicians i
to be held lute today.
Ill STREET AID
WASHINGTON, April 17 Sccre
tury McAdoo today informed the lid
visnry council of the federal rcserv
board, comprising big banking inter
ests of the country, including J. I
.Morgan, that the government woul
welcome suggestions from them
individuals on floating the $j,000,
000,000 war bond issue.
MERCHANTS FAVOR
AIDING COUNTY FHR
better co-operation among the ranch
ors In the valley. D. M. Lowe of
Ashland, spoke In favor of closer
At the regular monthly meeting of non between the business men and
the Jackson County Business Men's
association at Crowson's last night a
the farmers and his remarks were
very well received. He spoke of the
movement was endorsed to co-operate ten granges being formed In the val-
wlth the Jackson County Fair associ
ation and also with the farmers'
ley and a Pomona grange In Central
Point. With the farmers and merch-
granges being formed with a view to ants working together It la believed
it will be possible to have a fair In
the fall that will be better than ever
before. Mr. Underwood of the Port
land Credit Men's association gave an
Interesting talk on "Trade Accep
tances" explaining that they were be
coming more and more popular with
retail merchants. About 35 merch
ants were present and Mr. Crowson
furnished a splendid banquot.
X
ASK FOR and GET
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LONDON, April 17. At a meet
ing of the Irish nationalist party to
day it was decided to oppose the bill
for the extension of the life of par
liament.
LONDON, April 17. Andrew Bo-
nar Law, member of the British war
council, moving in the house of com
mons this afternoon the second read
ing of the bill to extend the lifo of
parliament until the end of Novcm
ber, said the British troops were en
gaged in the greatest operation since
the commencement of the war and
were meeting with success which ex
ceeded his expectations.
BRITISH NOW 70
MILES Fl
LONDON, April 17. British troops
in Mesopotamia are continuing their
advance up the TigriB In pursuit o
the retreating Turks, It was official
ly announced today. They have push
ed to within a little more than ten
miles of Samara, seventy miles north
west of Bagdad and within a mile
and a half of Istabllat where the
Turks apparently are expected to
make their next stand.
R.
WASHINGTON, April 17 Pres
ident Wilson today pardoned Thoma
It. Sheridan, former president of tin
First National bank of Rosolmrg,
Or., who was sentenced to five years'
imprisonment for misappropriation
of the banks lunds. the supreme
court recently refused to review hi
conviction.
UNITED STATES HOSPITAL
CORPS FOR MEDF0RD
OF
NKW YORK, April 17. A tenta
tive ntrreemcnt to advance the wages
of 2'2'i.M)(t miners in the bituminous
coal field of Ohio, Indiana, Illinois
and western Pennsylvania by about
-0 per cent nt the expiration of the
present contrnct was reached tndny
bv a committee consisting of oier-
ntors and employes from the four
stales.
Dr. E. II. Porter has been request
ed by Major Marcollus of the Oregon
National Guard who is here on nn
Inspection trip to orgnnlzo a field
hospital corps for service with the
Oregon troops. The corps would
consist of one major, one captain,
two lieutenants, four or five cor
porals, three druggists who rank as
sergeants, three druglsts who rank as
sergeant clerks, and the remainder
nurses about 70 In all. Dr. Porter
has taken tho mattor under consider
ation and If he receives the necessary
support will start formation of the
corps at onco.
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CLASH IN BUENOS AIRES
OVER NEUTRALITY AND WAR
BI KNOS AMIES. April 17 Ad
vocates of neutrality clashed Inst
night during n street demon-trntion.
Several jwrsons were injured.
W$ Lfy KTe!k a Story'
Working Under a
Continual Strain?
Does a Lame Back Keep You Worn
Out All the Time?
MAYBE you have weak kidneys, a trouble that often follows grip, a cold,
a fever, or a spell of worry, overwork or unwise habits. It shows in
constant, dull, throbbing backache, or sharp twinges when stooping,
lifting, getting up, or turning in bed, with headaches, dizzy spells, a tired, ner
vous state and irregular, abnormal kidney action. Don't neglect weak kid
neys, or yYm run the danger of having dropsy, gravel, heart disease or Bright's
disease. ' The kidneys are the blood filters and must work all the time to keep
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Doan's Kidney Pills, a remedy in use the world over, and recommended pub
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Here Are Several
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NOItTII IVY STIiKHT
Mrs. J. 'W. Itass, SMS N. Ivy St.,
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ready to recommend Doan's
Kidney Pills when I havo heard
anyone complaining of backache
or kidney disorders. I havo
taken them when I have hnd
these troubles and they have
never failed to stop that misery
In my back and put my kldnoys
In good working order. I havo
also given Doan's Kidney Pills
to ono of my children who Is
subject to weak kidneys and
they have restored the kidneys
to a normal condition."
OOTTAfiK STHKET
A. F. Stephenson, 101) Cottage
St., says: "Several years ago
I was helpless for several days
with lumbago. I couldn't turn
over In bed or do anything.
Sharp, shooting pains In my
back like a knlfo sticking mo,
took my breath away. .My kld
noys acted too freely and I had
to got up at night five or bIx
tfniCB to pnss the Iducy secre
tions. I tried different medi
cines without results until I
started taking Doan's Kidney
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boxes, I was ablo to go to work
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SOl'TH CKNTKAIi AVK.
M. S. Itlden, Shoe ltcpali'cr, 1!1
S. (Viit-ral Ave. says: "I suffer
ed from whnt the doctor said
was rheumatism, caused by an
excess of uric ncld In my blood.
It Bhowcd Itself by severe ra'r.s,
ospoclallv In my bnck. My kid
neys woro out of order, too. and
I was run down In health. I
couldn't stoop without KCllln.?
dizzy. Doan's Kidney Pills did
Just what they were claimed to
do and soon I saw a great
cbnngo In my condition. Tho
pain began to lenvo mo and my
kidneys beennio moro regular
In action. By tho time I hnd
finished threo boxes, I was with
out any of the signs of tho trouble."
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SOUTH (ilUPI-i STllKKT
Mrs. J. II. (instill, B2I S. (irnpo
St., says: "I havo beon taking
Doan's Kidney Pills whenever
1 have felt the need of a kidney
medicine tor several years and
I have alwaya received tho most
satisfactory results. My kid
neys seem to bo my weakest
Bpot and every llttlo cold or
strain affects them and my
back becomes weak or lanio.
After I bnve taken a couple of
boxcB of Doan's Kidney Pills,
my kidneys become normal and
In every way, I feel better."
KAST MAIN STUKI-TT
ICdwIn .1. White, Prop, dairy,
ItieJt K. Jin In St., says: "I was
laid lip with an attack of lum
bago. I camo on without any
warning and I thought my back
was broken. I couldn't straight
en up and went about all bent
over. A frlnnd advised mo to
take Doan's Kidney Pills, which
I did, and soon I wns able to get
about. It required only one box
to fix mo up In flno shape and
Blnce then I have never had any
trouble with my back and kidneys."
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LEMONS BRING OUT
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Make this lotion for very little
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thon this lotion will remain pure and
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Any druggist will supply three
ounces of orchard white at very llt
tlo cost and the grocer has the lemons.
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XOItTII (JIIAI'IC STItl'.liT
JIin. Wm. Oiiirley, X.
iniH) St., says: "1 had much
pain In my back and sometimes
I could hardly bond or straight
en up. At night It bothered mo,
too, and often I couldn't sleep.
I , tried plasters and liniments
for my back and medicines for
my kidneys, but none of them
helped me any. It was while
I was feeling ill and discourag
ed that I heard of Doan's Kid
ney Pills and began taking
them. In lens than two weeks,
I felt better. I took In all four
boxes and felt well again."
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