Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, June 09, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 6

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Newspaper Page Text' , ,,,,.,.. V-fjV f '. f i ' l" l ' KLG1 BIX MEDFOKD srATIi TRlBUNel, MUPF0R1), OWKGON, TUKSPAV, .U'NI') . 101 EQUAL SUFFRAG E MAIN TOPIC BEFORE WOMEN'S LBS CHICAGO, Juno 9. With tho nr rlvnl or every train load of doleRntos to tlto twelfth Mcnnlnl conference of the General Federation of Women's clutiR. tho questions of endorsement of woinnn BiiffraKc by tho federation apparently Assumes preatcr promi nence. It wag tho leading topic in Informal illsrurstons today as thous nntls of club women continued to pour Into tho city. Great excitement was caused In tho suffrage wing late last night by n persistent rumor that the official board of the federation had endorsed n suffrage resolution at an executive session. The rumor whs promptly denied, but that did not stop its eager discussion by suffrage loaders. More than 4000 women arrived M'slordny, according to federation transportation headquarters, and six thousand arc expected today. The delegates will be guests tonight at a concert and tho formal business of tho conferenco will begin tomorrow. Tho question of dress was the sub ject of somo Informal conferences nmong tho delegates who were busy unpacking their trunks today. It is understood that dark cloth suits or linen dresses of huslness-llko cut will bo worn during tho hard working dntly fospIous, but that a notable blossoming forth will take plain nt tho reception nt tho Art Institute Thurmlny night. In spite of resolu tions against Trench styles, It Is said that on that occasion many striking gowns Imported from Paris will be exhibited tor tho first llmo. AMERICAN DELEGATES PARADE IN LONDON LONDON, .lune !. -S'.eu'ii hundred Amoiiciiii tlelrpilcs to the world's ooni;re.-s of the Salvation Aiuiy, with Mi" Kvu llootli nt their head, num-h-ed today from the nrmory headquar ters, Loudon, to the American em bassy in Vietorin Mm!, where tlioy wen nnicwed by Ambassador Wal ter Hinex Pnge. The delegation made n splendid appearance with their new uniforms and hisr rod eowboy liaN. They re ceived n groat urnt'ou . llioy pa ed through the erowded M roots wav ing American fin;. As the column came in sijjlit of the American cm ha.y its three hands trmk up "Tin Star-Spangled llnnner." Ambaador 1'ngo afterward re ceived Mis-. Kvn Hoolh and the load inj officers of the delegation. The congress opens tomorrow. With Medford trsdo Is Mortfonl mnd BROKEN CAUS EOF WRECK RAILS THREE PARTIES 10 NEW HAVEN WASHINGTON, dune !. In a n xrt lo the interstate eonunewe com mission todnv on the cause of the wreck of Ihc New York, New Haven vc llavtford nasei)ger train near W'esUMly, It. L, October '-':, HUH. II. W. Uclnaji, chief inspector of safely appliances, finds that derailment of the (mill was due to a broken rail. Tito wreck resulted in the injury of sevculy-foiir passengers and three employe. - Mr. Itelnap declared investiption had shown that the rail fractured under the New llaten train by rea son of I he presence of trans, erso fissures in its head, eaiisud by "high wheel loads with their utlendiiu; strains." The inspector finther reported that the presence in the New llaxcu track and continued iio of rails of the same or similar construction nnd ex posed to the sunn son ice condition, "is n Mttireo of danger." In connection with his report, Mr. Ilcluap pointed out that derailments caused by broken rails since July 1, HUM, numbered '27i'2, in which 17.1 persous lest their lites, (iOOl were in jured nnd damages aggregated 11,-'J.1".7:i. PEN HEADQUARTERS AT CHICAGO SON Cllll'AdO. June . Ptogicssivc, vcpublicaii and democratic hcndipitir ters will be located in this eity with in a few weeks lo direct the cam paign for uonlrol of the next con gress. The piogiv-ics expect lo gel into notion tirst, Oscar King Davis, national sccrclar', will arrive hen within u fyw davs, it wn. an nounced today, and will open head Mimttcrs nt once. He will ho joined soon after bv Joseph M. Dixon, na tional chairman, and the offices will remain open until November. t'ougressinan l-'iank K. Doremus of Michigan ami Thomas ,1. Pence, publicity manager of I ho democratic national committee, will have charec of tho democratic national congres sional campaign, according (o announcement. COLORADO RIVER RUSHING THROUGH NEW CHANNEL BRYAN TO SPEAK BEFORE PENNINGTON SEMINARY WASHINGTON. June !. Secre tary of State Bryan left Washington early today for Pennington, N. J., where he was scheduled to deliver it spvech before the Pennington sem inary. He will return tonight. SAN nritNAUDINO, Cal., Juno ). The Colorado liver higher than for many years, is again nishing through new channels cut for 1 1 sell', flooding low lauds and threatening vast damage on both the California and (he Arisumi sides, iiccoidiug to dispatches today fioni towns on Ihc desert. The Saula IV mil road has gath ered "oil men lo pun cut damage to its lines. Needles, it desert town, whose de struction was threatened two years ago, again is in danger, but is be lieved that protective work done along the river's bank at that time tvill prevent seiious damage. Thou sands of neros of laud above Needles, on the Aiir.oua sale, already have been Hooded. PLOWMAN SUPERINTENDENT OF SANTA FE DINERS, DEAD DI'.MINH, N. M.. June II. I'duin T. Plowman of Knnsus ('i, for twenty years Niipcrintcudcut of the dining car and eating house system of (he Atchison, Topcka & Sunlit IV railroad, died here todar. Yoiir Farm Needs liis Outfit Tho combinjilioit of a Sterlliu: thresher with nn I II C gasoline engine, both mounted on otiu truck, in otio of tho biggest expense-reducing- ntitl labor-saving combination;! ever brotik'lit to your nt tent ion. Willi thin out lit, you can do your threshing practically nlono, no little, help la rcmiirocl. You can also do itiimll jobs for your neighbors and in thi:t way pay for tho outfit. When threshing- h over, you can dismount the thrcshur nnd mount a raw in its place. Or, you can belt tho A or 6-horac power engine to a pump, corn shelter, grinder, etc., in fact, use the enninu for a lari;o variety of purposes. -k .- Tho Sterling thresher is so practical nnd ensy to liandlu that a boy can attend to all duties connected with tho threah ing operation. it wii.i. Tiini'sn 'bl. Hjr. 0l, Hurley, lliickwhrat, Knlllr Corn, Rort'mm. Flax, (irnaa Nfi1, llmim, Covrpma, Hoy lloana an it IVniuil. Tho Sterling la built w 1th (ho following bUm of cy Under and rpA rator rcacctvcly: 21 M', 21 xM 2rtx W and Mx 31'. It la tuppllml unmounted; inouutcdouaii Individual truck, except 2tx2H and 21 xU't or mounted on a combination cni'lno-throaher truck, except 2fixii ami 30x37 sues. Get a einsclal Stctliu tbrcohcr caUluituo lor full pattlc-ulars. HUBBARD BROTHERS :jm$mx:X ; A. i y t t y f t y y t i t t t y y t t y t t y ? f t t ? ? t t ? ? ? ! CENTRAL AVENUE MANN'S Expansion Sale MANNS NEAR POSTOFFICE We said this would be the greatest sale in Medford and it was from the time we opened up until now the store has been crowded with enthusiastic buyers. Remember we are doing just as we said Everything reduced, nothing reserved. This includes all our new stock $50,000 Worth of Clean Uprto-date Merchandise Must Go New and better bargains every day Watch the daily papers, join the happy, satisfied crowdLook for the red tag 2-Clasp 25c grade, at, per pair GREAT GUT ON GLOVES The Biggest Stock in the City Chamoiscttc Gloves, 21c Two-Clasp Knyscr's Rilk Gloves, 50c grade, A A g per pair. Women's $1.75 till colors, now, per pair. Kid Gloves, $1.49 Kavser's IG-Button Silk Gloves, $1.25 grade, now, pair. 89c Kavser's 10-Biitton Silk Gloves, $1.50 grade, per pair. $1.39 IG-Button Lisle ette Gloves, 75c grade, pair and Chamois- 44c Women's Kid Gloves, ors, $1.00 grade, per pair all col- 69c Iti-Uiitfon Whitr Kid Gloves, tf2.50 grade, per pair $2.19 Ki-Button White Kid Gloves, !).50 grade, now, per pair $2.98 Kayser's IG-Button Silk Gloves, $2.50 grade, per pair Tucked $1.48 SUITS AT RIDICULOUS PRICES Buy now, as they are going quick ' 25 new suits up io $20.00 val ues, now at only each $7.48 25 new suits values up to $25 t,s, $m8 Women's Silk Dresses $20.00 values now up to $7.48 Women's Wool Dresses up to $10.00 values $? now each $3.98 25 new suits up to $18.00 val ues, now at only (JJQ QQ 25 new suits up to $155.00 val ues, now each ' $17.98 25 Women's Wash Dresses up to $10.00 values mm rQ each JtJ.yO 50 AVomen's House Dresses, real $1.25 values now each , 98c DRESS GOODS AND SULKS Cut Lowor Than Ever Boforo IOC Tub Silks, now :i $1.(50 Tub Silks, now 72 $1.25 Till. Silks, now . .08 Foulard Silks, all new terns, 75c grade, now pat- 44c All $1.25 Dress goods, wcques included, now yard new 98c All $1.00 Dress Goods Sliks, go in this sale a and 89c 2500 yards new ..Messa lines, all colors, 75c gradu ynl 44c All Wool Dress Goods up (15c values, now, van to y v V ? ? y y y y y y y y y y y y ? ? y y y y y y y f y y y y y y y y y i 44n:t: Seco Silk, all colors, sold every- y in.!? .. 17C where at 25c, now yard All $2.00 Dress Silks go in this sale, a yard Goods and $1.69 Underwear Greatly Reduced. All Notions Reduced. Prices Cut on Corsets Petticoats, Very Cheap New Crepe, petticoats all col- & ors $2.00 values, n . each $1.19 New .Jersey Top Silk Petti coats, $5.00 values now. $3.98 New "White Petticoats $1,00 values, now each Ill) to 75c Now MmwhIIiw PetticontH, all volnn, Npeelal i'hcIi .$2.48 Waists For Less 50 Waists slightly mussed, up to $2.00 values, now each JVC New .Middy Bloliscs, $1.25 grade, now each t 98c New Silk Waists' up to $1.00 values, now O 1 Q each &' A J NYw (Vcpo do Cliine WaJsIs, $5,00 values now Qm jq each !p4),40 Domestics Cheap Good Bleached Sheets, grade, each COc 39c Good Pillow Slips, Oirt J8-fciwlo LUAtC (0-inch Table JJuens, ll)c grade r a yard U)j li. ..l c l.. f..t ..:.... .. t . I)IM1 rJI'ICHUH, I llll HIA'. !fl,Zt grade, each 89c Fruit of special, a yard .... tho Loom .MiihIhi, 10c Bleached .Muslin, good 10c grade, now, per A Hosiery at Cut Pricos Women's and Children's Fast Black Hose Qn a pair J j All 25c, Women's J lose on Sale now at pair 21c All 50c Women's J lose now on sale at pair 44c All $1.00 Silk Hose go in this sale at Oftv 07U pair ..$ 1.3:7 All $1.50 Silk IIoho go in this Halo at pair Boy's and Girl's School llosc now on wile at 1 0 a pair huj Wash Goods Cut Doop Best Prints and Challies, sale now at a yard on 4c Best 12c Gingham made, on sale at Q a yard JVj Best .'Ki-iuch 15c, now at a yard Percale sold at 12c Now Dresden Crepes, 18c val ues, now fjn a yard ILL All !J5c Ualincs, new now, ii yard weaves, 21c Best 25e Imported Drexs GjiighauiH, now on salo al, a yard 19c Towol Salo 50 iUr.. 1 1 uck Towels, special, each 4c 25 do.. 15c Towels, very special, each 9c 10 doz. Heavy 20c grade, each Bath Towels, 16c 10 do. Heavy ,'IOc grade, each Bath y ? f t y f y y t t y y i Towels, 13c 1 10 each do.. Heavy grade, Bath Towels, 27c 10 liny,, Heavy 15c grade, now each Ball) Towels, 33c r ? y y y y ? ? 4