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BRITISH PRESS
PLACES BOYCOTT
HENRY MILLER IN SCENE FROM "THE RAINBOW," AT THE PAGE
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ONATHANS
MOTOR
SEVICE
SCHEDULE
ON NEWS
IN LONDON MARKETS
BEGINNING MONDAY
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LONDON, Oct. 31. Following
tremendous outcry from llrltlsh edi
tors ngnlnxt Itoutor'a Telegram com
pany, the great KurUhIi news cntlicr
ins nKoiicy, the London Time nub
llslied toilny only five Itouter dis
patches, totnlllug SIC words; the
Mnll kIx. aggregating SIS words nnd
tho EvenlnK News announced flnt
footed ly Hint It would not receive
news nud ndvortlslng from the wuno
sources.
Kvon tlio ItcniB used liy tho Times
nud Mnll wero of strictly routine char
acter, such ns could linrdly have been
colored by tho ngency which supplied J
them.
Sold Colored ltcports.
Itouter, the single word by which
the ngency. is generally known In
Kuropo, Is widely knuwn In Knglnnd
nud hitherto has been regarded al
most with veneration by English edi
tors. It nets, however, as an adver
tising agency as well ns a news gath
ering concern, and recently its finan
cial department Issued n clrcunlr urg
ing advertisers to placo their con
tracts through it on tho ground that
Its news department insured It secure
publicity for them in tho news col
umns of the press. It was even Inti
mated that the agency could tntluenco
editorial opinion.
As tho ngency supplies news to
most of tho British newspapers, ns
well as to American newspapers tak
ing the Bervlco ot tho Associated
Press, with which Reuter is allied
and with it exchanges European for
American news, there was an cdltorlat
commotion immediately.
Tho Times was particularly empha
tic in its protest, upon which tho as
sistant secretary of Reutcr's agency
withdrew the circular, saying ho ro
grettcd It had been misinterpreted.
Substituting Special News
This did not prove satisfactory,
however, and Baron do Router, head
of tho agency, supplemented tho as
sistant secretary's action by person
ally repudiating tho circular, which
ho said was Issued through the over
zeal of his financial manager.
The Times' only rejoinder was that
Baron deRcuter did not seem to ap
preciate tho gravity of the situation.
Tho British press has hitherto pub
lished enormous quantities of Neu
ter's news so that tho sudden prac
tical embargo placed on It by the
Times, Mall and Nows was especially
noticeable. As a substitute for the
rejected portions of tho service the
newspapers have been adding heav
ily tp their orders from Independent
news agencies and for their own specials.
Kuithiud mill (loniumy seem lo be
running tin inlernulionnl moe lo see
which enu pay the most for desir
nhlo 1 'net fie northwest npples. A
euhle reeclvcd lodny hy the Fruit &
Produce association reports Unit Ihe
first carload of Hogue river Jon
utlimw has hern sold in London nt
n price Hint would he equivalent In
j?UW to 11.70 per box f. o. h. Med
fonl. The fuel that this carload was
sold nt fully 10 eenls heller than n
s'milnr shipment uiiule lo the tlermnn
inurket indicated Hint the slrcnith
Protests hy ellir.ens of nil the vol
ley towns over tlio uhnngi'il schedule
for inolov service on tho Southern
Pacific, us well us diminished truf
fle, have hml their effeel, mnl he
ginning Monday, N'oveinhcr -, Iho
old schedule will he restored.
The motor will, after this week,
leave Omuls 1'oss at 7:10 a. in., nr
riving in Med ford at Hill.'t a. ui. Wo.
turning, the motor leaves Ahlnud at
0:10 a. m., arriving in Medfoid at
1 0 : t a. ui.
TIlO tl rtlM-ltilitll lllltlllt lillt"l rirfltl(4
for American apples in Kimm is in- ,,, , t m arrjvil,u j Mcilfonl
ereasnur inslead of lo-jlng, ns had nl L,..j, , j,,,,,,,,,,., j, lwiv,w
Aslihind at !I:I0 p, m., arriving in
Henry Milter's beautiful j ' y, "The f.uhcr. Mr Sumner" It Is a quietly
Rainbow," which conns to the l'uge played situation, but ono that fasclu-
,
incaicr lonigni, is rcmarKnuic lor ineiaies an nuuience. iho girl is so
striking contrasts of character wo-j young, so beautiful and so Ingenious
ven Into its annealinc story. The nd her pride In her new-found
SGNAL APPARATUS
opening scene Is laid in a CRrdroom.
where a select cotoric ot men about
town nro gambling nt auction bridge
for .high stakes. They aro recklofs
members ot a fast set and possess
more worldly wisdom than tho nv
crago members of our modern com
plex existence. The leader is Nell
Sumner, In whoso luxurious apart
ments tho gambling Is done. The
next eccno is laid in the same apart
ments, but a character is introduced
"daddy," who is "much moro hnnd-
sonio thnn sho had expected," Is so
sincere that tho audience Immediate
ly surrender to the charm of the
sltuntlon. Tho delightful camarad
erie that davolops between father
and daughter, and his unending
strugglo to protect her from tho in
fluences of tho dissipated life ho
had led before sho camo to him, fur
nish an net and a halt of drama that
lltts "Tho Rainbow" high abovo tho
conventional stage stories of the day.
been generally expected.
The domestic apple market is
sho wine more life. There is an in
crease in the cull for Siutr.enhercs
mid several louds were sold nt $1.00
it mix lr iiestratiie iirumls. mis is
from ft lo 10 edits n ho abovo the
prcMous price ruHiiir fur similar
goods.
Yellow Kewlowns arc nNo com
tiiandiug u snle in American mnrkcls
with the disposal here of n enrloiul
of assorted sir.es nt if I. SO. This
practically means $'2 a box f. n. Ii.
for the best sics nnd .fl.7o a box
for smaller offerings.
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Auction Snle.
Tho undersigned will sell at public
auction at Ulrica's auction house, on
tho cornor north ot tho post offlco In
this city, on Saturday, November
first, 1913, nt two o'clock p. m. Con
sisting of n largo assortment of lad
les' wearing nppnroll, also furniture,
desks, crockerywnro and trunks and
valises. Terms strictly cash.
WILLIAM ULRICH,
191 , Auctioneer.
Medford nt t:
!i p. ui.
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ICccp your kitchen cabinet,
ico box nnd all ulunsila hoalthlully clean with
GOLD DUST
Th rnnul.lull
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iKUxnr llMil.r
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OulcVly irl(htni nitnl mi J msVri wnixlwnrk innw
wldt. Ctniii vrythlns Co and ltiir irk.
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Fire Destroys Tun
ARKIJUKKN. Wasli., Oct. III.
The tug Thistle, valued at .iO0O, wns
destrovfd-hv fire hero today.
CoflVe
A hotioi' world will bo
hoio when sound jirin
oiplos rule nil busints.
Sound business will
spread ns people appro
eiato and Kup)ort it.
The slegan: unquali
fied satisfaction and
money's - w o r t h or
monevbaek.
Schilling's Rest coffee Is aroma-preserving
cans; cleanly
granulnted; tOc n lb.
HELLO! YES THIS IS 70
Scheffelin's Grocery
4THO NIT
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No Mndnmn We do not
give Premiums ulth our Codec,
You enti't mnko good Colfoo
out of poor llcnus. You can't
expect to mnko good Coffeo out
of tho kinds that nro half Prem
ium, for remember, you rau't
put thu Premium In tho Cup.
lliivo n Cup of our Moca ft
Jnvn Coffeo, known tho world
over to bo tho bout Coffeo
grown.
M"Z"l"l"Z"rt"l"l"M"t
who chnngoe tho atmosphere of the. Mr. Miller has found a wondorfully
story. Sho Is Sumner's 17-year-old, effective rolo in tho character of Nell
daughter. Cynthia, who walks Intoumncr, nnd ho is supported by n
his home, unannounced, to meet the superb cast, many of whom wero in
unuaj suo nas not scon sinco ine Uiq samo company that appeared
with him throughout tho all-season
run In New York last year. This!
will be Mr. Miller's first visit to the
was a baby girl. The motlng ve-
tween tho two is singularly effective.
Sumner's sister, a kind-hearted
though slightly cynical woman of tho j west In several yoars,
worm, lanes me gins nana, ana.'
bowing Ironically to tho startled
father, says: "Miss Sumner, allow
mo tho honor of presenting your
N ASHLAND ARMORY
Captain Collins nnd Sergeant
Onndee, U. S. A., who are on de
tached serviea with the Oregon No
tional Guard, uro in Ashland this
week installing the higiial apparatus
in tho new armory, says tho Record.
jv eompicie ouuii. nits ueun ior
warded from the Frankfort arsenal
nud when fully installed tlio armory
will have ns fully equipped plotting
room ns in any eoaht defeuso fort
of tho country in faet, there will he
overvthing except tho actual guns.
There was some little equipment in
tlio old armory, including a plotting
hoard. Thin equipment lius been
augmented hy telephones, range-
finders, range detloctorx, instru
ments for nEconuiniiig tho velocity
and direction of winds, the rise nnd
fall of tides, tho ddihity of the at
mosphere and everything that hns
to do with the dcflootion of n shell
or projeetilo in its course.
Tlio plotting room is hilunted on
tho upper floor of the armory, Just
above tho tnniit entrance- of Un
building. In this is placed the plot
tJiij; hoard and other instrument
used in locating objects at sea nnd
w'ghting iho gnus. The ranges and
different results obtained from these
instruments aro telephoned to - the
main drill hall when stations arc
erected nnd tho autual Fighting of
tho guns take place. Tho wholo out
fit enables tho local hoys to get the
Hnmo practice ns they do ut thoir
iiiimmor encampment ut Fort Stev
ens. Tho placing of theso instruments
in tho Ashland nnnory is tho result
of tho local company being trans
ferred from Iho iufuntry to coast
artillery. Iufuntry drill is still kept
up, but thp artillery work will be
given preference, in mo niiiiro mm
will havn u tendency to draw the
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WASHINGTON, Oct. .II.-I'kk-dent
Wilson is empowered to ncgii.
tintc with tho liritixh and Ciiimdini.
governments for the eiMcm to Cnn
ada of the Alaskan I'mi-IIandlu un
der the teruw of it recoliuiou intro
duced in tho house today by Itep
resenativo Frank 0. .Smith of Mary-
land.
The territory in question cam
prises u strip of lund in soutliMfti
ern Alaska, created as n boiiudiir
line, "in roriune to oonditioii
which long ago teased li eUt," mid
the continuation of which, according
to tho resolution, "hnmpore the de
velopment of adjoining lands and
constantly gives rise to irritation be
tween Jhe two countries."
EVANGELISTIC SERVICE
MEETINGS TO CONTINUE
"Great Certuinticb" is Kvnngelist
I'utnmn's topic nt the Christian
church tonight. This will bo, the las
service this week, hut not thu close
of tho meetings) ns 1ms been stated.
They never hnvo services on Sat
urday night. Tho meetings have
only begun mid will Inst several
weeks yet. Come tonight, you will
enjoy tho sermon ns well as the
splendid music.
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Cluctt, I'csbodr & Co., Ine. Maker
ANOTHER NEW
SHIPMENT OF
THOSE BEAUTIFUL
Stylecraft
COATS
The showing is now the most
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wiiijjiuii; ui. iiu lllliu llllb
season
$15.00 to $55.00
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Sensational Tariff Reduction Sale
HOUSE DRESSES
300 new House Dresses,
made oi! pyrcalcs, giiig
hams and' chamhrays,
nicely trimmed, fast
colors, up to $2 values
now at, dl "I C
each $-)
AT
Mann's
CENTRAL AVE., NEAR P. O
NEW WAISTS
.lust received 100 New
lMes.su lino nud Net
Vnisin, all sizes and eol-
orjj, good as most $r.()0
values,
each
$3.98
Attend This Money Saving Event Saturday
READY-TO-WEAR BARGAINS
25 Winter Suits, made of all-wool materials,
new cutaway styles, look
like $25 ones, now, each
$12.50
SNAPS IN SILKS AND DRESS GOODS
Women's Heavy Winter Coats, made oC
i'ancv all-wool mixtures, good $15.00
grade, on sale Saturday, at,
$8.48
100 Hale von Petticoats, will outwear two
silk ones, come in all colors,
special, euch
New Flannel Waists, in grey,
nicely trimmed, each
$1.69
$1.48
18-inch all-silk .Mcssalinc, in
the new evening shades,
75c grade, at, per AQs
yard 4;Ot
2(i-inch Fancy Striped and
'Figured Silks, $1.25 values,
on salt1 Saturday, 77
a yard I 1 j
10-inch (Vcpo de dune, in
all coloi-s, on salt1 Satur
day at, per j Q
yard , tJJ) X U J
10-inch All-SUIc Channelise,
in the new shades, $2.50
quality, now (J QQ
at, a yard ,tjp liO
:t8-iiieli All-Wool Hatiste in
(l.'iric and light suades, o.ie
grade, now at,
a yard
:i8-ineli All-Wool Serges,
I Maids and Fancv iMix-
t ii res, (15c grade,
now, yard .... ... .
5(-inch Heavy Cloakings,
many new styles to choose
Irom, $2.50
grade, now
10-inch all-wool JWatlcssc, in
the new shades, $1.00 grade
now at. only,
a yard
49c
49c
$1.89
, .,-......
$2.98
FREE WM. ROGERS TRIPLE-PLATED GUARANTEED SILVERWARE GIVEN AWAY FREE
WINTER UNDERWEAR SALE
Women's Fleeced
Lined Union
Suits, salo price,
Women's 'Fleeced
Lined Vests and
Pants, salo price,
each,
at
25c
Children's !Flecc
ed Lined Vests
and Pants, sale
price, C
caeli LiOVj
per
suit.
69c
Women's Wool
Vests and Pants,
up to $2 values,
now,
lilvilf
98c
NOTIONS
Colgate's Talcum,
can
Clark's O.N.
Cotton, 7 for..
Ml
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12c
Spool
...25
WINTER HOSIERY SALE
Best Darning Cotton, per
ball 2$
Clood
card
Safety Pins,
per
..2
Women's "Fleeced
Hose, special at,
pair LOVj
Children's J feavy
Cottmi Past Hl'lc
I'ose, s.ale price,
pair,..lZ2C
Women's AVool
Hose, special at,
1)0 9 Sp
air dJj
Hoyy' Heavy
Past Black IToso,
sale price, per
only J DC
BARGAINS IN DOMESTIC DEPT.
5c
10c
Outing
10c
Best Dress Prints
now, yard
Good Cotton
Batts, roll
Good 12'c
Flannel, salo
price, yard
Best Cotton
Challio, yard
Good .10c Outing
Flannel, yard
Good Heavy H5c
'Msmrsil;. rtiiln
j. unuiii, nuiu
price, each....
5c
8c
iath
29c
BARGAINS IN BEDDING DEPT.
Heavy full sizo Com
forters, n aq
each tJH.rlO
'12 and 'lu-ineh Pillow
Slips at,
each
Full size $1.25 QQ
Bed Spreads.... yOC
12c
72x00 Bloaehed A Q
Sheets, each 40C
Good Heavy $200 Cot
ton Ulan- n 1 AQ
kets, each.l.rlO
Good Feather QQn
JMllows, each....y OC
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