Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 04, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 4

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Newspaper Page Textr f v - i tat PAGJi BIX MKDKORl) MAIL TU1HUNR. MMDKOKD, .OUtfGON, TIH'RSDAV, .ICNI') l!)ll h REBELS REACH GUADALAJARA Command of General Obrcnon Com pletely Shuts Off City From Capi tal on East and Coast on West Junction With Villa Planned. MAZ.VTI.AN, Juno 3. Oimilnln. Jnrn, Iho objoctlvo point of tlio re cent operations ot tlio constltuiiona Het nrm of tho northwest, umlcr co mm nnil of General Ohregon has liccn offoctunlly mirroundcd. Thrco roliiinng ot ObreKon' Army, ncconl lni? (o official Information renrhliiR Ailmlrnl llownnl, liavo sncccciloil in Abutting off tlio city from tlio nation nl capital on tho east nnd Mnnznulllo and tho Pacific const on tho west, Tho Isolation of Gumlaljara was nccompllKhcd by tho simultaneous movement of thrco force, com manded by Generals niepuex, Ituelna nnd lnvigla. General Mesnex, swinging; pouthwnrd upon Mnnrn nlllo. ling cut tho railroad nnd tele graph comintinlrnllon between Gunc nlajara and that port. Ills object ho point l Mnnranlllo. General Iluolna has inarched northward on San Marcos, tho west cm terminus of tho railroad running west from Guadalajara toward Urn I'nclfle count of tho state of Jalisco. Ho has Intercepted nil communica tion between Guadalajara and that territory; according to reports. General 1-nvlsla In operating east of Gundalainrn. and is reported in possession of the railroad coneciinR1 that city with tho Iluurtn capital. It Is understood here that General Obi egon s advance with combined rorccs of npproximntclv 10.000 upon Gundnlnjnrn will be timed so ns to meet General Villa's trootts. tiendet Koutliwnrd, In a coiublued nttncU on! Mexico City. SEEK ROOSEVELT AS A CANDIDATE L UPON L PORTSMOUTH. Kiis . June -Shamrock IV, Sir Thomas Upton's new challenger for the America's cup. went out today for her tlrst call stretching spin In the vicinity of Splthend Sh was nccompHUleil uy .i:V YORK, Juno 4. Stnto lead, era of the nroetvaiva party mot I hero today to discuss the nppronchlns stnto rauipnlgn and the attitude of Colonel Roosevelt toward ittnto nnd I national political nrfntrs. Theodore DoiiRlns Romlnson. state chairman, Isunnnned the mombers ot the ad visory board of the state committee and George V. PcrMns. executive chnlrmnti of the national committee, was hero to consult with them. Notwithstanding Colonel Roose velt's declaration before he sailed for Madrid, that he would not ho a can didate for governor this fall, some T E IN 20 YEARS $100,000 R WASHINGTON', Juno I. I'lwures to show wool was bi liming higher pi lees In Oregon than in nn.v other year ecnpt two In the last twenty five, were before the senate todny, having been piesented by Senator I hambcrtulu. democrat "Were It not for the fact that there Is n shortage or .'10,000,000 pounds of wool In the world." ro marked Senator Stuoot. tenuhlleiiii. "Hmio figures would net be sented '' pre- WILLARD ENTERTAINS E Shnmrock 11 t . I I ' kVIUIIIVI kill' 1111 J'lHll1 The wind was light nnd flukey and ,, ,, .,, i,1iM ,...,,. .,.. . Inadequate to test the capabilities of tno ,H,pf ,, ,ls, ,,,,,,; WIW lu)l tho challenger. Under her huge ,, TIl0 ,mH,K ,. , fur,M, , ..... iiu it i "- -"the problem of what action to tnUi maneuvered handily. howeycr nml ,,, l)MrWl Attorney Charles h. i jdeked up way quickly after tack-, vvhltmnn, now formally In tho race . M .,., . , ,.,,,.,, .,,, lug The towering mast or the new f u rolWlcan man,! H HI .J ' ' ' J '" yacht dwarfed that of the old Sham-1 nutiiliintlon ek nmcrosilvn n. !'" . " I"". inllnl st.ite niii rock ' IJ..III "...!.." progressive t"-. bassador. nnd Mrs. Wlllard and King CRATER LAKE PARK WASHINGTON. June I. --It Is un derstood that two Oregnu Items In troduced by Senator Cluiiuberlalu al ready passed by the committee and included In the mttnlrj civil bill which will be i 'ported nevt week, are loo, 000 for Crater Lake and J Hi.ooo for tuo Improvement of the Clackamas snluton hatchery. The Item of JSOT. 000 for TlUainook harbor. It was learned definitely todav, will not be In the bill, owing to tho fail that the engineers decided the menu) would not be ueeued and tb rehire did not lu'lude H In Hi dual esti mates. The Tillamook Item will go into the tit II to be reported In Decetu- i b T It l. expected fi HEAVY DAMAGE BY SOUTH DAKOTA STORM ""'" iiirni. Alff.i.. mt. I ivu...... 'i..i... i.. ,.r iji.iii.. . Tm,,ll,C.nU,i r,nRiholIOntf"w ilr guests at luurheon m the 1 ..,." :.' .. :.. '," ".." i American embassy c iiiii- itrivtiii iiiv H"- toilal uomtuAllou.'' said Frederick M Uavcnport, who ran for lieutenant I governor two enra ago on tho pro jgesslve ticket. WATKRTOWN, S. P., Juno 4 A The I'lot llaplM Cliurtli Onliuniice of baptism tonight ut 8 o'c'ock. Also four special talks by severe wind storm did $25,000 to four different people upon tho intei- ITiO.OOO damage in Gils section last esting theme, "The Second Coming of J night, according to reports received ; Jesus uirist .... Tl. .... .. . . I... .....! nri.mi.i- ........ I. (IJUII). I lip BlUI HI ns H' l-ivin.l vi .....-v. .in.....!, luiiihiu in.' t .' .,,, .--., ,,,!,. , a t,nt Iwilit.l the hottest early June day on record , W. will worship In this church nut JO,r '"caxure at prlie- that should ?S degrees. Lord's day morning. I make a bis killing. C( todav Kirmlt Roosevelt and the Itrttbh ami tler- maii timbniM4idors ulan were yuvstn. A brilliant reception fo'lowed. at tended by the members of the diplo matic corps ititd mini) persons prom lumil In the society or the Spanish capital. A Russian ballot wnn given for the entertainment ef the guests. .Mlinleretl In Medfoid ut Orrea a: LaMnr'a tailor shop, f00 Two htinilreil furii nr..i .. ... ... i -.-- - ... ............ -" - i ihiiiiii iiiii niiriiii' kiiiiiiiii i:iiiiii !. .-. . ...- .......1 .. t ..,. ..H ....K...I..M lHll.t .. ll i I ' '"O .-.- IIP BIOI HI " US llll M'UUVI Ul I'm.'ll lIlVl'illlH U'lHKGI I UV t M TOUCH OF JANUARY EXPERIENCED IN JUNE Shiver)' vvi.ilher follow Itu: on lb In els of the heat wav Salurdav and Sunday, sent it shlvir up mid down the Rogue River vallev todav and caused n switch to winter ilotlu"-. nnd His uppeanime of overeo.itN and sweatwrs. The utnxlmiim tempera ture Weduesilav was OG degrees, and the minimum U. tvplcal readings lor January. At noon i hnllhiorm pr -vailed In the lllg Stick .llnrlit ami .t lo o'ebuk hsll fell In .Medfoid and vl- elnll. The ball was of a mi ft mm to have been hard enough to iiiuho iiuv damage 'Iho wiathor bin mn predlil win iiier went her for l'rliln. which will llkeb In lug shuweiM. tf (ft WASIIINGI'OS. June I ' In Hiln'S bill the Inter State Commeice com ft mission piacllcallv Is given the pov - lI' ers of general maiuiKers and of the Ij, hoards of dliectors of all the nill-,0 loads of the coiintr.v," said George $ T, llrownell. Vice luesldelit of the'JA Krle, istlfvlug today before the ei. 0 ale Interstate commerce eiiuimllteo ,k ttn iriitiittfiiil it nl ll t-iiul litijluiii I fits . ii iitwrvM mi - i n iV'fiinHttM'M which affects railroads. Under this bill," continued Mr tlrow-nell, the commission woulu have the powers without the le jspouslbllltles. leaving tho mwiot 'with the lespnnslbllltliM nnd wlthonv 'the powers It would lead lo an In Merlocklng dltectorate more Vast than has been suggested us existing ("- dn " i ... i gvktXX'XiVXtViXjvX)(Xi!Wf.iX'Xi!iV) 0 I'lUMS HRVRI.OI'KU Uy our inethoit. luxiires better re suits Irom jour nmrn. Mall u our work. Till: SWUM STt'lllO U"J West ."linln Slivet, XIc.UokI. tire John A. Perl UNDERTAKER I. atly Assistant as.S. IIAItTMkTT Blue Monday Willi ever renin Inn tegular Itv that dnv of das, when evervlhliik goim wtoiig, when the gioerles and meat, the lie and the wood nnd ovorv thing lo he onleied, when the family wash Is In the tubs ami all Iho huUMiliultl nffiiliH upset, vx-hut it relief to have at vour clluitv n servant who wilt run all tho ei iniids and lake uwav the wurry and care of lllue .Mini iln We furnish this servlie to 3001) hounewlvws In Med ford, and have it servant leaily to serve von In the same way. The service wo will pel form Is almost uulliulled hut the rlmrso Is so small von will wonder how It can be done unit rt ceiiln a dav (no other iharge ) If volt want im lo drive away all lllue Motida.vs In vour liouxo lei us list vou In tho lllue Hook ot Medfurd which goes to pres I uue III Vou wilt be prmid to have vour iiauie litem: with the others The Home Tel. 1 & Tel. Co. I I" Uhoiies .XI. 17 an 17-IU lioslllpii. lecnllv. and it Is not thought ' ''ie rlr llroiilv tUnm.H iyAjl!,K,VMIl!V,l.,iy'l,TCii-it (.!) JhJm; t I ? t 1 t I ? ? X T T T ? t t t t t f ? ? T t ? t t ? V V y t GREAT JUNE CLEARING SALE M. Me Department Store Stamps with Charged Accounts m Providing they are paid in full on or be fore tho 10th of each month. No stamps given on amounts car ried forward. 230 EAST MAIN STREET Reliable Merchandise Reliable Methods Kxclu.sm Dry (l(M)ds Store in Iho 'itv (living S. vx lI.' TratlhiK Slninp.s. Beginning Saturday, June 6th WE WILL PLACE ON SALE MANY DESIRABLE ITEMS OF SPRING AND SUMMER WEAR AT STRIKING REDUCTIONS. .' : .THE OBJECT OF THIS IS TO REDUCE STOCK. LOW PRICES WILL ACCOMPLISH THESE RESULTS. WE SHALL TAKE AN IMMEDIATE LOSS ON MANY THINGS MANY WILL BE SOLD FOR MUCH LESS THAN REGULAR PRICES MUCH LESS THAN YOU CAN OBTAIN SAME GOODS FOR ELSEWHERE. WE ARE MAKING THESE TREMENDOUS PRICE REDUCTIONS NOW BECAUSE WE BELIEVE IT IS A GOOD BUSINESS IDEA. Curtain Scrims Iflc All printed Scrims includ ed in tjiis rut snip, regular prices 25 anil XQ: S. and II. Green Stamps ' Onvx JJosierv 'Jn; Fiber Silk Lined heel and toe, seamless black onlv. S. and Ir. Green Stamps Tunic Waists 7!)- Special values., vahnSi ft) $2.00 S. nnd J I. Green Stamps TABLE LINENS $2.7)0 Linen 2.W $2.00 Linen 1.79 $1.30 Linen 1.J5J) .03 Linen 49 S. and Jl. Green Stamps Colgates Talcum Pow der ll.c JmiII sized cans, 1'resh goods, sale lie. S. and II. Green Stamps Children's Shoes $1.29 All sizes, Vici, cloth top, 3 1-2 to 2. extra values, reg ular price $1.75. See Bargain Table S. and II. Green Stamps Hummer Lawns 12 l-2- 13 and 20c values, fine tjnality, dainty patterns, 27 and 150 inch wide. S. and II. Green Stamps blisses Hose 15c Strong rib, fast black, 25 e values, all sizes (5 to 10. Case Ladies Hose, 20c val ue 10c S. and II. Green Stamps Harper Cloth 29c 10 inch wide Goods suita ble lor Skirts ami Dresses, Mahogany Dine, White, ami Drown. H. and II. Green Stamps Hair DnioMoH lot Dainty New lCITects, dur able and strong. On notion counters. S. and II. Green Stamps FREE 20 GREEN r-ir A rMXTO C Q.TT 1 llVLIUNljr a. x n. STAMPS To everv customer who brings this coupon to our store SATURDAY and makes a purchase of One Dollar or more we will give 20 extra stamps. This coupon will not be redeemed by drivers, but must be presented at the store when purchase is made. Not applied on calico or sheetings. Ladies Velvet I'uiiips $2.29 All sizes, one straw, me dium heel. Ladies Gun Metal Pumps $2.29 ' I'at. 2-strap $2.29 S. and 11. Green Stamps Crepes Ill l-'.tw Dresden Crepes, 27 inch goods, regular 20c value. ' S. and II. Green Slamps Hoys' Hose Ine Heavy I fibbed, extra length, fast black, seamless, 25c values. S. and II. Green StampH N' MLOLM'JD WAISTS Lot one ... 59c Lot two M...M 9Se Lot three $1.19 Lot four $1.98 S. and II. Green Slamps Silk Skirls ....'. $1.09 Fancy brocade under skirts, green, blue, red, pink, .grey, white, navy, etc. S. and II. Green Stamps Traveling Mags and Suit Cases $1.05 up Leather Gases $1.95 (4 Every Tailored Suit in the Store Reduced to One-half Price Every Silk Dress in the Store Reduced to One-half Price One Lot Ladies' Silk Waists Reduced to One-half Price 5 8 0 i ' ti T ft i-l ( I : : V o ? ? ? ? ? V ? ? t ? ? ? f ? T T t f ? V y o . , :. stA.