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PACITC TWO LOCAL AND PERSONAL Tha selvage department of the lied Cross will meet ct tho lied Cross rooms all day Thursday. A large at tendance Is desired. A benefit danco will bo given by tho Red Cross at Central Point Fri day nlEht, May 1 0th. "'J Miss Mario Otterduhl has returned lium her sojourn at Ashland. "Tho New Minister," St. Mark's hall, Friday, May 17th. tf Prof. C Knglehardt lias returned from Florida whoro ho and his fani-tKO lly spent tho wlntor at Palm llcach,; Miami and other points. Thoy made tho trip to Florida by auto, having loft horo last Sept. 119, hut came back by train and at Portland tho chil dren' came down with the measles. Mrs; Knglehardt and tho children will arrive in Modford in a few days. Prof. Engloliardt has sold his Florida property, as himself and family think there Is no place like Medford. Wear a carnation In honor of your mother next Sunday, May 12, Moth er's Day. Pierce the Florist. 42 MIhs Maria Gates Is a finest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pel ton irt Sams Valley. Don't forget wo have $5.0(1 pattern hats. Very best stylos. Miss I.oiiim- bury, milliner, new location, 1st door; treat of Marsh & Bennett. 42 Rev. MelllnRor of Ashland will give an llllustratcd lecture, "The Dark ground of the War," Thursday even leg at the Christian church at 8 o'clock. Everyone invited. A reliner will double- the life of your tire. C. E. Gntos Auto Co. 10 M. D. Rockfon! of Hoiso, Ida., and O. B. Peck of Los Angolos, nro mln- Ing men who are sojourning In the etty. Yesterday with Dr. J. F. Iteddy guide they visited the manganese, deposits In the Lake Creok section. "The New Minister," St.. Murk's hall, Friday, May 17t!i. tr The school at Trail is closed this week on account of Mrs. V. II. Plorco. ii.. kni. in .i.i. . i "10 visuviiui, ifv-iuH iii trim iiiL-um.i. m mniio mem nil suuimcr at me raio See Mrs. Paul Hansen about .'u ' 0f Soon boxes a day. Mr. Gagnon Bone Corsets. Phone 6SG-H. lis said today that the total output of Mr. and Mrs; William Stlno loft ,mPH n,s Bummer will bo 300,001. today for a week's visit with Mr.j For the best Insurance, seo Holm . , Stlne's sistor at llakersfietd, Calif. :tho insurance Man. Have you a son or brother In tho Paxson's Supeni Miliums, eight for army or navy, If so you should din- a dollar, eight lor two dollars, and play a service flag. The Mall Trlh- CKilt fr nirco dollars. About half una has them. r florists' prices. U. 11. I'nxson, Con- Mr. and Mrs. Ooorgo I). Carponter trnl Point, Ore. are enrouto from San Francisco Tor n Mrs. IC. Good left Tor her homo at visit with relatives and friends In Mncdoi I, Calif., this morning after a Chicago. Thoy expect to return to week's vWIt in the city. Medford the latter part of tho month. I Dr. Hartley fills and extracts teeth Next Sunday, May 12, Mothers' without i aln. M. F. II. llldg. Day. liemonihcr mothor with n; The weekly drill of Iho home guard bunch of carnations. Ploreo the enmpnny will bo held tonight. Florist. 421 Why not eat your noondny lunch A big dance for tho benefit of the Red Cross will bo held at Central Point next Frldny night. Hoar about "The New Milliliter?" 13. F. Croiiber of. Klamath Falls Is a visitor ll' tho city and a guest at ilio Hotel Holland. Tires are high. Double their serv- lco with rollnnrs. 0. K. Gates Auto Co. 4 llecauso of the lack of main help, woinon are now being employed In tho box factory nt llllt. See Dnve Wood about that fire In surance, policy. Ofrico, Room till M. V. & II. Ilulldlng. Mrs. Joe Gannon roeently returned from Portlnnd where she was taking troatmont at a hospital much Im proved in health. Pierce tho Florist for bedding plants of nil kinds. Phone :i 7 1. 42 Carl A. Noren, former iiHsiHiunl county pathologist, who enlisted In 1lio aviation corps last October, Is making rapid progress In that serv ice. After his enlistment he look the course nt the nvlalion training school liogc.s announced that he will appeal at- Berkeley and then was sent to i'ae case to the supremo court and Camp Kclley, San Antonio, 'lex., for'luike CalMns will allow a stay of fiold work where he Is now showing sentence pending the appeal. llut remarkablo proficiency as u fiver, i hu- was conUi ted of manslaughter For the past ten duys he hss been and given an Indeterminate sentence flying alone and doing all kinds o(! fancy and practical stunts. Prior to that tlmo he spent several weeks fly ing with an Instructor. Hoar about "The Xew Minister?" The Grirriu Creek Rid Cross will servo chicken pie dinner at Hie lower school housu nt I o' lock Sunday. Way 1-2. Slab and block wood, delivered anywhero In the city. Iteasonablo prices. Phone l:'; ufter ."i p. m 7K6-W. lf,l'.v or black walnut trees. ;'ielr sien. Plant gurnnlitms now. Plerco the, and the nnns of the owners, and Klorlst. !.' Mrs. Ralph Wills and mother. Mrs. J chased. Hnwley of Weed, left this morning President Wilson's letter contalli for Mrs. Wills' honiesieail near j in this call was made public here to Wlllto Snllunn, Wash., wlieie lie will I ,.i l. .luincs K. West, chief scout prove up on the claim. They luuej executive ot the It iy Seout.i of Aue'r boen visiting Mrs. A. F. Xoth. who Is i. a. Mrs. Wills' sister, for several ds Piston rings for all cars C. K iiyrwSPAPER MAM IS Gates Auto Co 8oe Plerco tho lilies. W. 0. Davis of 4U Florist for caunu HI' Wolf Creek Is a business visitor in Ihe city. Dr. llolne, Giirnctt-Cotey IIIiIk. Plant Paxson's Superb Dahlias now and up to July fourth. Get them at tfe Resell Store, Central Point, do. Under lio nnnio, "Tho Paris Cnfo," Karl Short today opened Ills new restaurant on Went lluln street, op posite tlm Itiallu theater, In tlio room formerly occupied liy tho Campbell I restaurant. Mr. Canipliell recently closed out his business and Is now lo jeatcd In Portland. Mltehull sharpeim lawn mowers. Ill; So. Itiversldc. Upholstering, furniture repairing, mattresses inado over, feather reno vated, carpets and rugs cleaned and laid. (leo. W. Douglass, 201 S. It.v- erslde. 1'hor.o U00-.M. tf Tho miisicalo anrl entertainment to ho given hy the ptiiiils of the schools ul n, aK(! theater tho night of May i w i,0 for tho benefit of the Jun- r (,c cr(1!is and all proceeds will to that, cause. Tho affair will bo jVrn under the direction of Misses Hunter and French, tho supervisors of physlcal training and music In the schools. ' Mumpers for all cars. C. 10. dates Auto Co. u Mrs. llaney for hemstitching and poeoting. Gernott-Corey llldg. For tonight and Thursday Iho weather bureau predicts unsettled weather with prahuhle showers. This morning's minimum temperature was IIS degrees and yesterday's maxi mum was 77 degreeB. Illcvvlos on easy payments. C. K. Gates Auto Co. . 40 About that flower bed, see Plorco tho Florist. Phono 371. 42 F. U. Gwinn of tho II. S. navy is a guest at the Hotel Medford Johnson for high-class watch re pairing. . tr Wanted Girl for general house work. Small family. Phono 786-W. Aster plants. Pierce the Florist. 42 Mr. and Mrs. Frank H. Madden ar rived in the city this morning from Seattlo and aftor a visit of several days will drive back to Seattle In their ear. Daily's Taxi. Phono I," City trips 2. - ,c for ono or two. Dudgo car. Stand at Urown's billiard parlor. Seo Piorco tho Florist. 42 The .loo Gagnou mill has been making fruit boxes (apjilo and pear) fr tho past week nnd viil continue , , , at Holland Cafe.' M. II. Whitehead of Portland, the general agent of tho Pacific Fruit F.xpress, spent Wednesday on busi ness In the elly. The llrunswick, all phonographs in one. W aters Paint Store. tf Among visitors registered at the hotels tod .lack Lew. y were A. Alexander and nsou ef New York Cltv, X. Margnlles anil G. I.. Diistiu of Hus ton, II. G. Potion of St. I.ouls, X. D. .losephl of licchesler, C. I.. Futulslon of Chicago, G. 1,. Chandler of Red ding, Eugene Weiss of Santa Rosa, II. M. Parson:: of l.es Angele.i, George Crerar or Wallace, Ida., R. II. Cnm stock of IViusky, Mich . F. M. Pearl, I-'. W. Itcauey and I,. K. King of San Francis and ll. Houston. J. S. Da vis. C. S. CohKiTii and W. M. Dan sou of Seattle. We stock springs for all cars. c. IC. Gates Auto Co. Circuit .ludci Calkins today over- I ruled Ihe motion for a new trial for i " mi i-.. iMiiu-r. vwioiney w. i. PRESIDENT WILSON ASKS FOR BLACK WALNUT XKW YOKK, .;uy N. - Scnrcltv ol ' Mai k walnut timber for the inuMng ; ot guastoi ks and airplane propellers ; has resulted in President w llson ad ! dressing all appi al to the :;.'iii,tno i It. iv Scouts of America asking tlicin ;to i oi'ininnlcate to' the war depart intent Hie locution thruoiit the conn- the pi'ieo at whUli the can be pur- MAYOR ST. PAUL ST. PAH., May s, Lawrcme C. lloi'e,;u'M, a newspaper man, has 'mm a eti etc, t nuiinr of St. Paul hot .lullns l- Hinme. socialist, by one ol tlio largest majorities ever returned hero tor n ci'y official. Hodgson nunc than doubled Kmnie's vote ami rEDFORT) TVrATTj. TT?rnT"TNT!. lrF,DFOP.D, 10 BE KING OF LONDON, May 8. There seems lit tle I i I t thai a inounroliv will lie iro''hii'i:c(l in Finland says a Slock IhiIiii d:--j.ateh !i the Times anil that the (it nnuu.oandidate, Adolh Friok of Mcokh uhorg-Sehworiii, uncle ol the crown nriccss of (ici-mimy, will be kin-. A nrit of reaction lias sjireail throughout the eoutrv, it is added, arid Ihe Finnish const il itt ion. which was Ihe most democratic in Kuroie, i- to he remodeled on more or Io.m au tocratic lines. The socialists ami dcnuicrjts arc under the ban for hav ing favored the rebellion. Tho nat ural reliction against all who wish tin aid o' ItiiNsiau 'bolshevik soldier created a rcimi of teror and anarchy, it is declared, is lolling nguinsl those who stil cling- to principles of demo cratic freedom and who would vote lor u republic. Fiul.wid, the Times dispatch con tinues, i ;.ill far from being com plctelv pacified- Desultory fighting with the rebels continues at many points. . W. W. THREATS CHICAGO, May s.. Counsel for tho ilofmiun In Ihn trli.l nf I 1 ' litailnro nf ,tho n(luslrH workers of the World for violation of tho cspionago act to day threatened to withdraw from thdenso unless the distribution uf printed matter marnlug tho court and Jury against a verdict of guilty Is , ' . , , ,, . , halted immediately. "Either you prevent matter threat ening to tho court reaching this court room or we resign," should George H. Vandeuvor. chief counsel for the defense, to tho defendants after Fed eral Judgo Laudis had road excerpts from tho Industrial Worker, pub Hshed at Seattle, Wash. F WASlllXtiTOX, Mn.v H. - More H an hall' n million Anicncnn soldiers have been sent to Franco. Secretary huker today aiithories the staleiiieitt tl at his torecat to congress ju ,un iiarv thai odtl.llllll lroois wmilil he dispatched lo France early in the iicsciil vcar now had been suriasseil. Mr. linker dictated Ihe lollowiu. slatcinenl : "In .ititiuurv 1 told the scmite com tnittec lhat there was strong iddihood li nt earlv in the preseul vcar, ,'illtl, t'DII Aniei'ican troops would he dis I'atchcil to I'rancc. I cannot either now in- iicrhnps later ili.seuss Ihe ninu- bcr ot' American troops in France; but I am glad to he able to .say thai Ihe t'urccii.st I made' in ,1;lnuary has been .-urpassi-d." POEMiER WEKERLE MAY FORM AUSTRIAN CABINET AMS I KlillAM, May S Premier Wekorlo of Hungary having agreed to attempt tho formation of n new cabinet, as was announced recently, a roial rescript was published yester-' day in tho (Utl.ial Gazette of Hilda Post, roni'irmiug him In his post and in.-iruetiug him to make proposals Tor rc-composltlon of the cabinet and carrying thru the franchise reform project, if possible. If he should be unablo lo bring about an agreement which would ui.iko It possible to adopt electoral reform In accordance with the emper or's rescript ot last year, the premier is niithorl.'.ed to dissolve parliament and Issue writs for new electlom. even lliii it should lie desirable to avoid a general election during the war. The power lonferred on Premier Wekerlo to dissolve parliament and postpone the general elections until after the war, foreshadows a situa tion In Hungary similar to that in Austria. Last week Kmperor Charles aulhoria'd the Austrian premier to adjourn parlhi'iient. In Hungary ns well as Austria, there ha- loeil polit ical unreel recently. The Wekerle ministry re.dmicd last month. his majority was about 12.P0O votes Tim mayoralty contest absorbed practically all of the interest. Hodg son inaiio iiMiity to the govern ment" the sole Issue of his campaign With Medford trade Is Mdriil mid OT?F.'0T. The rhitivr Iriial MtoiTint lut warm-d s mid riiciids of Medford sol ders in Krancc or oIscuIiitc abroad that no pju'kars can lie sent a soldivr then? without n sucei!:;- request from the soldier liiii'.sclf lor the contents of hc package, Ijearii'j; the en tU rseaielit of an ollieer of tlio jiiiido of lieutenant colonel or above it. The cm I n-scinent of any oftieer under the rade of lieutenant eoloiiel will be wctrthless. This new rule of the postoffice de partment will work ti hardship in .1 way on both the soldier-! and their well wishers at home who desire to send th'em things they want. The old rule wan that nothing: eouhl be sen) a soldier unless he bad made a specific request for it and that such request, must be endorsed by-u superior of ficer. Hence the requests that were O'kd by a lieutenant i.r captain were, honored, and packages forwarded. Hut the new rule, went into effect April 1.' I'ostmnster Minis has had consid erable trouble and embarrassment with relatives and friends of holdiej-s who desired to send them packages and insisted on such packages bcin; sent. Kach applicant would show a letter from the soldier asking that somethinir be Kent but which was without the endorsment of an officer, and arjrue that the fact that it bore (he marks of a censor showed that the request was endorsed. Several sueh paekayes have been returned from the American expeditionary postof fice in New York. A One paekajre was sent hack twice. Now tin- postoffice announces em phatically that no pii"knics can leaw; the postoffice unless it is accompa nied by the soldier's letter askinir that something he sent him and which is endorsed plainly bv the lieutenant colonel or colonel of his command. The government has found it nec essary ! cut out pneknue mail as there is no space on steamers and nun-cover the wants of the soldiers for eandy and tobacco are being1 sup plied hy I'ncle Sam. TOOTS MARKETS Port land Livestock. PoliTI.ANIi. (Ire., Mav S.-faille .steady; receipts l."i7. Prime steers I.VJ.'(.i't'.V0: g I to clioice slecrs. 'l I.Hiim l."i (10; meiliiini (o good stocr-i .f 12.0(1(0 Kl.dtl; fair tn medium steers, .!.. "Ofii 10. ."ill; common to fair steei-s, $S.00(d I'.OO; choice eows uiul hcif- eis. .siKl'OO.'o l-l.oti; medium to good cows mid heilers. $.S.OO(i IO.(IO; fair to medinin eois and lieiren, .frL-'iOtn1 7..0; eanner-i S'l.-'iOfo "i..'iO; hulls, Hi.."ill(n Hl.oM; calves, $7.."iOi'l:t.OO; sioekersi mid tced.'rs, 8.0ll(n 10.00. Ilos steady, n'eeipls 'Jtiti. Prime mixed, :M 7.00i I T.ii.'i ; mcdilini luieil, fl7.0()(ii 17.'.!.'i; rough heaie.s, 1(I.(I0 ((I'lli.'J.'i; pits, l4'.'i0((i I .'.." ; bulk ol sales, $ 7.'.'i'i(ii 17.,"i0. Sheep steady; n-eeipls :l(l. F.nsl of mountain lambs, 17..'iO('lS.-'iO; val ley linnlis, $17.00(ii 18.011; yearlings, (.i".'.'."!!! l.'i.oO; ivelhers. .fl:i.00((i l:;.."iO; ewes. lJ.O0(irl'.,..'i0. Itiiller ami lggs. I'otiTI.ANI), Ore., May S. P.utter steady; city creamery prints -lie; curious, -bio. Haying price butler Int. Port hind, -Hii-; cube cxtrus, :i8e; prime firsts, ;7c; dairy, illlc l'.ggs -Selling pnov, case count, I'llc ; buying price ;i l,-i :t."ic ; selling price, candled, :17c; selected cuddled in cartons, :tSc, Poultry Ileus, 'J8c; lb., broilers, ."e; old roosters, LMV ; turkeys, o.Hoi :10c; geese, 'JOki Joe ; ducks, :ill( ll.V. Portland Grnln. Wheal, .fL'.Oo; barley, .(i:i.0ll(o (!.'. 00; oals, iflill.OO; corn No. :i, ,vel low, ti0.00. Millstuft's l'.ran, $.'in.flO(S:m.,0', shorts, if:tl!(iit:i'J.rul; middlings, $:i!(('f :i'.l..i() per ton. Hoy-- I'nviiiir once, timothy. if'J-1 ; allalta, .fj.l; grain, sj J. SKATTI.K, May v. - Kcsldents who have been overcharged for coal since the stato fuel ndmiuh. trillion Issued n price scale August 1, l'JI", will re ceive $S.;n;s.i;i in retnuils within the next few days. David Whitcomb of Seattle, state fuel administrator an nounced here today. I09-LATFT CLASSI KOIl SAI.K L'o acres, of good funn ing land, all improved, near Agate, also improvements on Ml-acro homestead. Mm. c. g, Uamniev, Central Point. K. 2. 44 FUlt SAt,:: New llniioy-Davidson motorcycle, three speed, twin cylin der with tandem attachment. A bargain if sold at once. Also a Ford louring ear with electrlo lights and i'irtr. Good condition. Knders Cash liepnrtincnt store, i AJiu.iuu, ore. i I TTCPT,KT),Y. MAY R, 10 BE GUARDED NIGHT AND DAY F.-oni now on tho city reservoir will ho guarded day and night us a precautionary measure to- prevent any possible attempt to interfere with Modford's water supply or cripple Its water system in line with similar at tempts in various cities and towns turnout the country. The protection measure was decided on by the city council at its meeting last night. The council decided to hnvo the reservoir vicinity well lighted at night nnd to have tho caretaker appointed a deputy sheriff with Instructions to shoot any suspicious character seen prowliiis within the prohibited areas Autos and other vehicles will not be permitted to drive to the reservoir, nor will sightseers be permitted there. The council has ordered the road to the reservoir fenced in. In line with war' protection the council also authorized Fire Chiof Lawton, who, as well as any fireman, is a deputy policeman, to go armed with a gun. In taking this step the council had In mind the experience of a Washington state city not long ago when miscreants set fire to a number of buildings in various parts of the city. To Kctwlr Streets. Among the many matters discussed last night was that of purchasing an asphalt street repairing outfit so that tlm city can itself make needed pav ing repairs. The last tax budget con tained an appropriation for this pur pose, and tho street committee was authorizod to take action. It deeply pains most of the couu eilmen to have the fines ill bootleg ging and Intoxication cases go to the county and state when the arrests tiro made liy local policemen. Such arrests at present nave to bo made under tlio state law, so the council docldcd to have a local ordinance drawn prohibiting any person from having intoxicating linuor In his pos session. With such an ordinance in force in all city cases the fines would go to the city trnamiry. When Mayor Gates called attention to tlio fact that there were a number of complaints about dogs destroying and damaging gardens, the matter of establishing n dog pound was dis cussed lint action was deferred for tho present. Ilrone Ordinance. Tho proposed ordlnnnee to compel all ablehndied loafers to go to work, which Is being drawn up by a govern ment official in Portland is not yet rendy, but is expected to arrive in the city within a short timo. Then the council will hold n special meeting and pass It. It Is proposed that all tho cities and towns of Oregon pass such a measure, hence tho desire for a uniform ordinance. It was decided by the council to onforeo a resolution passed recently ordering tlio Southern Pacific and Kullls railroads to lit once put all tlteir grade crossings in good ren THK ICFI'-ICIICXT WOMAN. Tho foundation of efficiency lies In n robust, healthy constitution. When ill, weak nnd suffering from lrngging-dowii pains. Inflammatory and ulcerated conditions or displace ment with consequent backache, headaches, nervousness nnd "the blues." no woman cao bo efficient or hardly a fit companion to live with. If every woman in tills condition would only give that most successful of all root and herb remedies, l.ydiu K. Plnkham's Vegetahel Compound, a trial, she would soort be restored to health and reach the goal of her am bition for personal efficiency. Adv. When a Diamond Talks -X To flash a bankroll is dan gerous. To flash a diamond is wis dom. A diamond ring is a visible mark of prosperity. You can tell anyone how much you have in the bank. Why should Shey ocllevc you? The sight of a diamond ring saves all tho "doubtful expla nations." It's good, practical business. Why even the ladles size up a man by means ot a diamond ring! Make part of your dollars sparkle Get a ring today at Noddy's. $10, $.10, $7. $11)0. MARTIN J. REDDY Tor Diamonds Visitors Always Welcome. Mail l's Vour want. 1918 dition, else the city would do the work and charge thi expense agulnst thorn. A number of crossings thru out tho city uro in a deplorable stato. Thocouncll, whllo It discussed tho vacancy did not appoint a successor! to Dr. 8. A. Lorkwood, who recently resigned as city health officer, as It j aoncars nono of tho Medford phy sicians v.'atit this Job at its present salary of 23 n month. Mayor Gates was authorized to make the appoint ment us soon as he -could find a competent physician who would ac cept it. MOT SPUl.X'GS, Ark., May S.-TIc risults of yosterduy's election of of ficers of th eneral federation of women s club for Ihe ensiling biennial term, made public lodny, were as fol lows : l'rcsidcnl, Mrs. Josinh Evans ( owles, California. Vice president, Miss Georgia Ba con, Massachusetts. ' Second vice president, Mrs; Thomas Ci Winter, Minnesota. HeeordiiiL' secrelurv Mrs. Adam Weiss, Colorado. 1 j Corresponding secretary, Mrs. Mnry 1' Wood, New Hampshire. Treasurer, Mrs. l'cniaiuia Clark, Iowa. Auditor. Mrs. William P. Harper, Washiiiirton. IT PAYS TO ADVERTISE IN THE MAIL TRIBUNE Mail Tribune. Medford. Please take my "house for rent" ml out as one insertion rented the' house. II pays lo advertise in the Mail Tribune. j. a. wksrKiii.rND- PICA'S fS for your quick dressy shine. ShinoiiA Home Set No. 162 100 Seneca Cameras and the War Get Die story of theso war-timo days In pictures! The departure of thhoy ror iho training camp; his visit home o;i tho first furlough; write the record in negatives, more vivid than Impressions more lasting than diaries, heirlooms to be cherished by future generations. Years from now your children's children will point to theso pictures with pride, us showing how the war touched their family. HEATH'S DRUG STORE rhone SS4. A Demonstration For Those Interested in Cheap Fuel It will be demonstrated the New De troit Hydro Carbon Gas Burner is ACME It s s;ilr, , l,.;,n, c-otioini,.;,!. (.Ti,.j,.t nil(i a ia001. saving d,.vi.-c J, iiist.;.iinn lr,l ;lf t!l(. .(.(UYrd l-m nitiuv mill llanlwaic C,,. this wtvk F,,,- sale by B. G. WORTHiNGTON'S Sheet & Metal Works -Mctll'tird, E E WASIIIXGTOX, Jfny 8. Unoffi- cinl advices tell of an order for tho expulsion from -Mexico of Hobcrt II. .Murray, the representative of the ci.niuiitleo; on public information in Mexico City who, in that capacity, has been ill charge of the. work con ducted by the Amerienn government li offset German propnirniidn. At the same time, the unofficial ad Vices say, one of the correspondents of the Associated l'ress in- Mexico Cilv, Weigand, was ulso ordered to Iciivo. The expulsion of both men, it is ; said, was ordered under the-thirty- , third section ol the Mexican constitu tion winch provides lor tne summary deportation of '.'pernicious foreign ers'', without trial or honrinR. The action is taken to substantiate re ports that the German propaganda hud gained the upper hand in Mexican official circles' FOR NAVAL USE WASHINGTON, May 8 A naval hoard of inquiry appointed to investi gate the loss of the naval tuff Chero kee, which foundered off Cnjic Pcn lo)'n, Dcla., February 2H, has renort ed the loss of the ship to ho attributa ble in some measure to the failure of her commanding officer to report the ship was overloaded nnd to his fail ure to heed a storm wnrainir. 'flic board reported that the vessel was not suitable for general service becnttse of her condition. At tho time the tug went down tho navy "depart ment reported that lit) men were lost I includinu' the eonianding officer. SKOE POLISH Economy and thrift suggest the use of ShinoiA shoes. It gives the Sgror Your Convenience Msk Nearest Store, lino Luei ADTumiAG suvicc Goods delivered. ()rct;iiii , EVtliYTIIIXa FOK AUTOS hero all the time. There's nothing from trout lights to license plates in the back that we cannot supply at minute's notice. The autolst who has oncobecn a cuntomer here remains oni always. He knows from experlencs that our supplies are right In quailU nd all right In price. C. E. GATES AUTO CO. '
