Medford mail tribune., June 24, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

LyAVlH"'iv1ti'if ?" .T.J..MW. WaiffiOrAia.i
1
.'i
1 1
FAG1 BIX
atEDFORD MAIL TRTRU.NT1. MEnFORl). OKKCJOtf. WHDNUSDAY, JUSlM I! I, t!)ll
"W
E
HEROIC WORK IN
PARIS POSTMEN
USE POST OFFICE
TO
E
Quick Action Getting
The Blood in Order
There's Bounding. Pulsating Life in Every Drop of
Great Remedy.
TO OPEN ABOUT
N PUBLIC SCHOOLS
FROM LOST VESSEL
AS
E
SIN ANO DISEASE
T
CHURCHES
UNIT
POVERTY
DUE
RESERV
BANKS
FOR BIBLE READING
SAV NG PASSENGERS
FEEBLE MINDEONESS
BARRCAD
EMBER
FS
V
I.W
If
I
Lit
'"
CIIICAOO, Juno 2 4 -'Co-opcrn-lion
by Prolostnnt, Catholic ami Jow
In the mntter of blhlo rcmlliiK In tho
liuhllc schools Is an Indication ot the
RmwltiR spirit of brotherly regard
nnd toleration." said Mnrlon l.nv
ronro, secretary of the International
Sunday School Association, at tho ses
sion ot tho fourteenth triennial con
vention hero today.
"This Is n great step forward In
tho study nnd recognition of tho
lllhlo. 1'ncouraRomcnt of tho read
ing In public ot those portions ot tho
lllblo agreed on by nil Is the aim ot
such co-opcratlon,
"Perhaps ono of tho most signifi
cant advances that hns boon mndo In
Sunday school work Is that of recog
nising tho church and tho Sunday
school In tho regular work ot tho day
school," said Mr. Lawrence.
Tho organisation of Sunday schools
In ArUona hns effected tho closing of
many saloons and public dancchalls
In mining towns, according to a re
port today by tho now W. C. Mcr
rltt of Claromont, Cal., to tho con
vention. "Previous to the organliatlon of
the Sunday school In one town," said
Dr. Mcrrltt, "thcro wcro seven sa
loons and three dancchalls. In threo
years four saloons and all tho dance
halls closed. Thcro has not been a
public danco thcro In a year, no
shootlng-up ot tho town for months,
tho justlco court Is about out of busi
ness and II Is all duo to tho Sunday
school."
JOHNSON TO FIGHT
AT 210 POUNDS
PARIS, Juno 2i. Jack Johnson, tho
champion heavyweight pugilist, will
weigh about -10 pounds when he en
ters the ring Saturday for his fight
with Frank Moran of Pittsburgh.
This means ho will bo about ten
pounds heavier than at the time of
his fight a'galnst Jeffries at Reno,
July f. 1910.
Since Johnson began training ho
has lost 25 or 30 pounds In weight.
He wilt continue his hard work until
Friday.
Johnson eayg ho Is still looking for
a taker of a bet of 15000 which ho
wants to wager on himself.
Tho odds In regard to tho fight
rango from 5 to 1 down to 2 to 1 in
favor of Johnson.
liroilTOW.V, Scllly Islands. June
21. Tho saving of the passengers of
tho wrecked Uelglnu steamer Goth
land wna accomplished by almost
superhuman efforts on tho part of
the steamships crow nnd the llfesav
Ing crews which came to tho rescue.
Members of tho llfcsavlng crew
from St. Marys told today how ono
ot tho Gothland's small boats
crammed with women and children
broke away from the duvlts nnd fell
30 feet Into the sen The bottom ot
the boat was smashed and all were
thrown Into tho water. Tho women
nnd children struggled helplessly In
tho waves. A quartermaster of tho
Gothland sprang from the steamer's
deck and succeeded In saving three
of tho women.
Several of tho llfcsavlng crew alto
Jumped Into the water and handed
drowning children to their compan
ions in the rescue boat until all had
been saved. There wag n heavy sea
running and all salvage work wns
perilous but eventually nil were put
safely nshore.
Tho crow of the Gothland, which
was on tho voyago from Montreal to
Rotterdam, wont on board today to
jettison some of her cargo of grain
In the hope of lightening tho boat
sufficiently to refloat her.
PA HIS, .June 'J I. About i Imn
(Iri-il Mrikiiu; lei t creamer todin
hnrrjendod !hi'mto in the Pari,
central iot office, of w built llto.V
took iuiHision int evenini;. A
force oY eiijlit hundred policemen
wa placed in uwitiim around I lie
block b.v the authorities who wore
iWdiAiilcrinir whether or rol to -lovm
the plnce njul forcibly e.pcl tho
t-triker.
Tho-e within the building had on
huutcd their mull Mippl.v of food
tlii moruiin.', Iiul Miino eontiiule tutl
Mik Miccccilcd in running the block
ade and applying the pirrUon wl-.li
catahtc.
The men lruek owing to the refu
sal of the senate to include in the,
Ktnl budget some increased al-i
iowanees.
LAKE CONSTANCE
YIELDS UP DEAD
PAN HANDLE SYSTEM
PASSES A DIVIDEND
PHILADELPHIA, Juno 21. Tho
directors of tho Pittsburgh, Cincin
nati, Chicago and St. Louis, railway,
tho Pan-IIandlo system, a subsidiary
of tho Pennsylvania railroad today
jiasscd tho dividend on the common
utock and reduced the dividend on the
preferred stock to halt of one per cent
for the quarter.
The PenusWvanla directors for tho
lines west qf Pittsburgh declared tho
usual semi-annual dividend ot three
per cent.
ORGANS TRANSPOSED
ALL ON WRONG SIDE
WASHINGTON, Juno 2i. Willi
all his organs transposed his heart
being on hig right side, the liver nnd
appendix on the left nnd tho largo
end of tho stomach on the right
tho case of Thomas Murdock, n negro
laborer killed In a fall from a build
ing, was tho subject of comment to
day In medical circles. An autopsy
rcrcalcd this curious anatomical
phenomenon, without precedent In
tho district coroner's office. The
body ot the negro was otherwise
normal and well developed and seem.
Ingly ho had enjoyed good health.
FHIKDICKSUAFKK. (lertnnny.
June 24. The bodies of ten fisher
men wen recovered today from Lake
Conslunce, ami at leat twenty five
more are miin),', beliexcd to liave
drowned in a sudden itonn which
broke over thi region yesterday.
The storm came so quickly Unit Uto
fi-hcrnu'it were unable to reach land,
only a mile or so nwny.
Many were rescued bv Inke steam
ers and oilier craft after their lilit
boats had capsized.
ATLANTIC CITY. V J., June 21
Kcehle-mludeduess, sin nnd dis
ease were today characterised as tho
principal cause of pncrly by ph)l
clans utnl surgeons attending tho
sectional meeting bent of t'o Ameri
can Medical association.
l)r, thirty, ot Indianapolis, a mout
her of the committee on poverty, de
clared the normal person no)cr sank
to the level ot poverty. In the mnlii,
he said, poverty wn.i caused by hIiis
iiumeuttonable In n public gathering.
Tho eradication, of sin nnd disease, he
said, would renune poverty, Tho
Infant Incubator has been more of a
failure than a aucccss, Or. K. Chapltt
of New York reported In a paper be
fore the section of diseases ot chil
dren. Out of 150 personal exper
iences with the tncubntor for Infants,
he could not report ono satisfactory
result, death resulting In tho great
majority of Instances.
Dr. M. P. Rnvcual, of Madison,
Wis., before tho section on preven
tive medlcino nnd public health, said
the day had como when It wns tlmo
to take the public health officers ot
every municipality from under poli
tical control nnd see that a man was
named for such n position with a view
to his fitness for It.
Tho specialists wore surprised bv
figures presented by Professor Her
man Kuttuer, ot llrcslnti, Germany.
one of tho exports in this lino of sur
gery of Kurope, who related that 40
of 100 cases treated by surgery where
the diagnosis had been bruin tumor
had failed to save tho life of tho patient.
WASHINGTON, Juno 31. Al
though August 1 Is tho date orglunl
ly set for tho probable tlmo for the
onganlfallon of tho federal iVservo It
now Veeuts likely that organisation
will not be earlier thnu Sontuuibor 1.
The senate's dclnvcd confirmation , of
members ot tho federal reserve board
and delayed ehcolco of directum for
tho federal rcsorto banks will defeat
tho plan to open August 1,
Tho organisation committee Is en
gaged In compiling list of nomina
tions tor directorships In tho 12 fed
eral reserve banks. After tho cociu
plote list has been compiled It will bo
submitted to tho electors named by
nil member banks. These electors III
turn mint cast their ballots for ill
rectors within IB days nftur tho re
ceipt by them of the list of nominees,
t Not
Get tho best smoke, Guv. Johnson,
nnd also patronlio homo.
Ltf B. R. 8.
Impurltlr loilei ilrniljr In h tlmiift
that ihrr rannnt t rriVt )r stir cull
nntr lurthiMl, Mirfiirr ami otlirr ilnncrrutu
ki rlstit
ltltnl
urr
rlir
erruita
lulnrml. ilme may trxV a illivair, tint In
ilowtt Intii vhrr thn liliwht U
rrmilrr 8. H. M . Ilic erratral
.. . . ... ....... ..- . . .--
luotHi lninnrr mown, ua action la
tiounrrtl.
In ?tjr I'rlcf tlmo H, H. H, ha. tho
rrnilrfll hKTa an iimtiT mnlrul Ilia
rrinatiaoio ruanc-a art on.rrftl.
l'f
rrunllTK nlarr hral. ntfatrrlixi. ttalna a
a f lira lia illpwarsl. nt ftnm lirail n
rrat mrrc n rviKiuiu scnaauun or rv.
lirwrit tiralth. I
ni ntrannllniry manner In whlfh H. B
H. itrltrs Impiirlllra out of Hi il.xl la ijtli
tu Ua ralaljtlf drct In llin tiloi.l rrlla,
rrnlatna our Inarr.llrnt. thr aflln- tiiinnni
cf whlrli la tit tlmiilut the tliam-a In llir
traltbjr arlrdlon of Ita iiwn raariiltil liulrl
ornt ami thr mnllrlnal rlrnimta of tht
Bttchttas blvnid puilUcr SIS Jul
Itiisttc intpiirttUst Outwnrtf.
ai'tillal to writ Ixilanrril hMllli aa t nnlrl
Itmia rtrmrnt f Hi turala, xraliia, fat
nml atiKira of our ilaltr fixnl,
Nut ii I r Ihla. tun If frmii ttio iirrarnm
of aiuuit iflatnrtitntf inion thrrr l h Im-al
er Kt-n'ral tntrrfririirti nf niittlllmi In
raun ImiIIi, cailmtidra, aharraara ami
kltiitrtit tmnM, K. H. H. an itlrrcla ttm
loral rrll that ihla polaon la rrjrctnl alut
rllmlnalrit fnxn thi-lr irririir,
Vxvm Hi fad that M. H, H. la niri'l
a tiotanlral prrparatlon, It la arrrpinl ly
III? wrvakrat alnmarti anil liaa arrat toiihl
liiiliifiuv, Sot tin drrp nf ilrnga or inln
rrata la un1 In Ita preparation Aak for
H H. H. ami InalM ilh lialn- It An. I
If Jon ilrilrn aalllful aitrlrr iiiwn anr mat
trr rimrrriilna: llin IiIinhI ami tn writ to
llm Mwlft Hl-rrlrte J SSI Hwlfr IM,
Atlanta, Ha hi not allow aoui iralou
ilrrk In larruii th atuiiihrrr tn clxiinr
nrrf p.iniMliln "Jtut aa oa" M. H, H.
Dtwato uf all icuutcrfclli.
"I
At
nd
( ROYAL
m c4bsofuteh? BAKING ffl
D Vur POWDEIUI
H Makes Home-Balanf Successful and Easy H
ZXiilllllK -x"55t5'5 5 5'55 C-'
X
X
X
X
r
t
?
?
X
r
x
?
t
t
?
r
?
t
aVSak
i
?
:
t
t
f
t
f
t
?
Y
f
Y
Y
Y
T
Y
Y
i
WE HAVE SOLD
After .Inly 1, this .salt; will close, ns we have sold t lie
remaining stock on thai day to the Med ford Harness eoni
puny and it will he moved.
IF YOU WANT BIO BARGAINS ON HARNESS
SADDLES, SUITCASES, BAGS, GLOVES, TENTS,
This Week is the Last Chance
Heller come in and lay in a supply now and save money
t
HERMAN BROTHERS
tM5M-M?MMSM
W'WWVW
TTW Wif
AAafkAAAAA
fillllllKl
w
''"
CENTRAL AVE.
MANN'S Expansion Sale MANN'S
NEAR POSTOPPIOE
RECORD COTTON CROP
WASHINGTON', Juuo 24. Final
figures on tho l'J13 cotton crop an
nounced today by tho census bureau,
placo it as tho largest tho United
titatos has over grown, with tho ex
ception ot that of 1911. At tho
tamo time tho estimate of tho total
vnltio of tho crop bIiowb It was tho
most valuable over produced, it bo
lug worth fl,043,OCO,UOO.
REBELS REPORTED TO
HAVE TAKEN ZACATECAS
WAKUINmW, June 2. Heml
olTiolul ilcrijmU-lictf couiiiii; tlirouli
.from Tuinjik'u today Hiild it wiih ic
jioitcd (hero by rclittble (Joiirccs Hint
lliu coiutiliilioimliat gcnernl .N'ntura
luid taken ZncnleciiH on Juuo fi nnd
JhiU llio tri)0i wore being hurried
iitt lo Hhii I.uiw 1'oloiii, Tho ri'iort
V'n not crc'lilcil ho re )iy idinliilalni
(km oflicljilK nor coni.titiili(iiiiiliU,
tSNaaamaOTMapeasaMaajaaajaajavMatnaiaa
I'vtruMlM llowa
Hy MHtoVlHK Ml. Hit, Hit) best Dr
9itr im iUv mrUvt,
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
5
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
t
Y
f
T
Y
t
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
X
t
Y
I
Final Clearance of Spring Suits
Every Suit Must Be Sold at Once. Prices Less Than Half
$15 Suits Now $5
$5
'2o Women's Spring Suits, all good
styles and colors, Sold all season, up
to $15.00, this sale, each
NO EXCHANGES
$25.00 Suits Now $10
$10
2.j Urand New Suits up to date
in style, good shades, new
weaves, sold all season up to
25.00, this sale, each
NO ALTERATIONS
$40 Suits Now $15
$15
25 Women's Suits the greatest
values ever shown, up to 10.00
new styles, good colors, go in
this sale at, each
NO It 10 FUNDS
Prices Cut Deep on Parasols. All Ribbons Reduced. Prices Reduced on Gowns
2500 yards new Shadow Lace Elouneings, all widths,
sold all season up to 1,00, go in this sale at r
a yard jusQ
5000 yards New AVash Hoods, Consisting of Crepes
Popliucs, lialincs and many other jiow
weaves, up to 35c values, now a yard ..
21c
The J!alaucc of our '.10-inch Ratines in all (he new
cheeks and mixtures, up to 1.25 values, this
sale only, a yard ,
69c
r
a
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
J
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
t
Y
Y
Y
Y
Prices on Hosiery Reduced. Underwear at Reduced Prices. Handbags atfLow Prices
Best Prints
u vard
4c
I
&
Women's
Union
Suits
each
Tulr ,
Silks
a yard
39c
iMiddy
iloilK0S
each
29c 98c
Clark's
O. N. T.
Sj)ool Cotton
a yard
4c
Uest
Needles
a paper
4c
Petticoats
2.00 values
each
$1.19
Muslin
Cowns
each
50c
Waists
2.00 values
each
$1.19
Towles
.15c values
each
9c
Ginghams
32c values
a yard
9c
Linen
50c values
a. yard
32c
Percales
5c values
a yard
12c
C)inghaiis
25c .values
a yard
19c
C'hildreus
UmlerwtMir
each
5c
Hand
Hags
75c values
each
48c
Women's
Vests
each
4c
Wash
Skirts
each
$1.19
i
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
Y
N
.
4L4rMt.t
V