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MEDFOftT) MAIL TKIBUNE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRTDAV. JULY 10, 19M
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I CAR OF
PEACE TREATY IS
CROWNING EFFORT
SENATE MAKES
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APPLES SHIPPED
OF
F
I
NUMBER OF BILLS
WESTERN STATES
DUE NEXT WEEK
FIRS
NEWDREADNAU6HTS
CARLOAD OF TROU
NEW
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FOR
GIVEN
NAMES
AM
FROM
NORTHWES
OF BRYAN'S LABOR
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Tlio rirst Btrnlghl cnrload ot apples
of tlio 19H season wns shipped from
lite Northwest this week, going from
Xlllnli In tlio Ynklnm district Thurs
driy nnd heln? sold hr the North P.i
clflc Fruit Distributors In Canada.
Tim car wns mndo up of tho oarlr
vnrlollos, Including Yellow Nowtowns,
Duchesses nnd ABtrnchans. U was
Fold nt nn excellent prlco before be
llig loaded.
Tho Yakima district also furnished
the first straight carload ot peaches
to be shipped from tho northwest
during tho past week. It left Ken-
nuwlck Sunday, also being sold by
the Distributors In Canada.
Tho Initial carload ot apples Is
probably tho first ot nt least U.. 000
which will undoubtedly constitute the
commercial shipments ot that fruit
from the northwest this year, accord
ing lo the present outlook, tho record
equalling that ot 1912. as compared
to S000 cars In 1913. However,
closer co-operation between local and
district associations, together with a
centralized means of distribution In
marketing, It bolluxed will avoid it
repetition of the disaster ot 1912.
LONDON, July 10 Tho Dally
News, commenting editorially on tho
announcement of Walter It. Page, th;
American ambassador, nt tho peace
ccntennary meeting In the Metropoli
tan Tabernacle last night, that n new
treaty between the United States and
Great Urltaln looking to a closer
binding of the two countries, was be
ing concluded, says:
"This feat, which has crowned
Secretary of State Dryan'a lifelong
labor for peace. Is the realisation of
a dream with which Sir Howard Orey
roused the House ot Commons to an
astonishing display of enthusiasm
three years ago, but which tho ami
able weakness of Mr. Tatt was not
strong enough to translate into ac
tion. 'Mr. Dryan's proposals." tho News
concluded, "are strictly practical, the
object of referring disputes to a com
mission being to secure time for re
flection and cooling oft when 'public
opinion Is dangerously excited."
ALL ENGLAND TENNIS
,OXnONr, July 10. The nll-Eng-IMi
Tennis association today select
ed (he Ilritish learn to p to the Unit
ed Stntes to play for the Dwight F.
Davis international lawn tennis tro
phy in en so Great Britain should d
feat France in the priliminary round
nt Wimbledon, which begins tomor
row. Tlio four men composing the team
are Jamos C. Parke, Irish and Seol
tM champion; A. W. Mnvrogonlnto,
nn old Oxford "bine"; A.; H. Lowe, n
Mronjj tournament plnyer, nnd Lieu
tenant Algernon H. Kingcote of the
Iiritih nnny.
Pnrke nnd Lowe will piny Hie sin
gle matches nnd Pnrke and Muvro
gordnin the doubles.
SUBMIT TRUST BILLS
TO SENATE MONDAY
WASHINGTON, July 10. With
tho senate adjourned over until Mon
day, members ot the committees hav
ing in charge tho perfecting of the
administration's anti-trust program
today planned to put In tho inter
vening time In some strenuous work
on those measures. It wa3 expected
that the completed trust legislation
would be submitted to the senate oa
Monday.
Adjournment was taken In order to
allow the perfection of the remainder
ot the program In committee.
WASHINGTON, duly lO.-Sennle
elerks were lm-y lodav preparing for
the go eminent printing bills which
the senate di)ocd of last night
in what i believed lo liave boon a
record .e-iou iu m fur ns the nmuunl
of buine tniuiii'ted wim concern
ed. In n little more than three
hour the enute pnsed l'J- mi-eel-lnucou
hill and rvMilutioiw. Among
the more impoitnut men mi re dUpoi
ed of were:
A joint resolution nulhoririiiL- the
president lo rnNe the regular army to
war ttvnetli.
A joint resolution nulltorixinir the
president lo invite foreign iintioni to
semi representatives to the internat
ional dry fanning eongros at Wich
ita, Knnni, October 7-1". The men's,
ure had already insel Ihe house.
A bill making it n misdemeanor to
ue the American flag or its eunl
of units- or other insignia as mi ml
vert'semeiit, trade mark or label.
A lull creating nil aviation see
tiou in Ihe nnny sicnal conn with
sixty officers nnd t!(10 enlUletl men.
A bill adding !,180 neres it) Pike
National forest in Colorado.
LONG ANDMI
CLOAKS IN FASHION
ANARCHISTS PROPOSE PARADE.
BUT MITCHEL FORBIDS IT
NEW YORK. July 10. A parade
proposed by Alexander Hcrkman, the
nnnrchUt. nnd his uioeinte, iu
honor of the three men who lost their
lives in the Kast Side tenement house
explosion Inst Saturday, was forbid
den today by Mayor Mitchel.
NEW YORK, July 10. Tho wom
an who wears a short coat In tho
early season will ho In fashion and
tho woman who later In tho winter
puts a longer one on will also be In
stle. This Is tho decision reached
by members of tho United Cloak.
Suit and Skirt Manufacturers Asso
ciation and so tar as they are con
cerned the question as to tho length
of the smart woman's cloak which
has been agitating tho trade for
some time, Is settled.
Another association ot makers Is
yet to be heard from and tho de
signers are admittedly at sea.
WASHINGTON, duly lO.-Socrc
tnry Daniels nnnouneed today thai
the latest new four drciiduuuglils, he.
ginning with number !I0, would he
mimed Arizona, California. Mississ
ippi and Idaho. The last I no were
so mimed iu order that the states
of Mississippi nnd Idaho might not
lose their ships because of the rec
ent sale of two lmltlehiiw (1 recce.
Willi the uewlv named battleships,
everv Mate iu Ihe union now has n
lmttlehip named for it except Mary
land, Montana, South Uaknta, Wash
ington, Ves Virginia, Colorado, New
Mexico, North Carolina mid Tennes
see.
In Ihe future Ihe armored cruiser
California will he known iih Ihe San
Diego. The present congress author
ized the construction of three dread
naughts. Number It!) nlreudv is un
der construction at Ihe New York
navy yard. Plans for Ihe other
thiee are nearly ready.
ROCKEFELLER GIVES
PENNY TO SPEND
Patronise IIobm
Dy smoking Mt. Pitt, tbo best Cc
cigar on the market.
Ni:W YORK, July 10. John 1)
Rockefeller has reversed his reply to
a school teacher who asked him how
to nccitmmulato a fortune His
answer was: "Save your ponnlcs.'
Yesterday Mr. Rockefeller whllo
walking around his estnlo at Pocan
tlco Hills camo upon some children
of his employes To each child he
gave six cents: "Thero Is a penny
to spend and n nickel to save."
When n frlond asked htm why ho
changed his wealth accununulatlng
advice, Mr. Rockiteller said:
"Oh well, yoiflfnow children hurt
to have candy now and then."
Master Fish Warden H. K. Clan
Ion writes ns follow;
"We are nniuging lo have the fish
ear "Kainhow" leave Portland on No,
lf either Monday or Tuesday night,
Kith or 1 llh, ami will nriive ul Med-
ford nt I p. in. ollowiug, with n con
signment of H.Vtcu gallon cans of
Kastcrnhrook nnd Ituinhow Irout.
Wish you would kindly mix-No Die
proper peopln who will lake eare of
this shipment so Hint they can make
the necessary nrrnngeiuenlM to re-
echo Hie fish. We shall wire the ex
act dale of the ear's arrival Monday
us it is somewlml early to be definite
iu our statements in regard to the
time, it will reach you."
NEW GAS MAKES
DENTISTRY PAINLESS
1lOCIIF.STF.lt, N. V duly lO.-Kx-traction
ami treatment of teeth with
out pain is the goal which American
dentists have utmost attained. This
was demonstrated nt free clinics in
connection with the aiiiimil conven
tion of the National Dental iissociu
tiou, experts using a mixture of gas
which deadens pain, while leaving the
patient wholly conscious.
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LTURKI3.'r
KfflWfliw
Don't Look
for
Premiums
THE cott of the
choice Turkish
and domestic tobaccos
In Camel Cigarettes
prohibits the use of
premiums or coupons.
Here's a cigarette of
exquisite lUvor tlut
doesn't leave that
ekaretty taste and
limply can't bite your
tongue nor parch your
throat. Isn't that Just
what you're alter?
Sold nit along f A
lint. SO lor 10c.
R. J. REYNOLDS TOIACCO CO.
WUiiM.StUa, N. C
QP&r
lO cents
unj 10 tar )ftkf or
SI O0erMrtillfflMirt,
,!' 1300 tit ftft), ((
l ft . Alur nklt I
, it vil tltn'l (lrJ
CAMFLS m Mr4fif. ,
(urn lSvlnt 9 titLf,,nJ
u hitlt ffunJ uhf mm,
SPECIAL SESSION CALLED
OF OHIO LEGISLATURE
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July 10. -To
consider Inw to reduce the stale tax
levy n siecial session of the Ohio
legislature was ordered today by
Governor Cox.
Miiy Recoveries
it Fnm LiBf TrtMe
A tuwilrlo tor Thnxt siul tunc Ttuu
blr wttlrb bis txto Iborixiihlr iIm1 fur
iun jure, anil which bi Ixtn luitru
prntil In rwtorln rompl.tr tirallh (o
Urx QumUr f vifffrrt. tboulj t tuur
otuhlj larIUalrJ by ttrjuo. Whll
do uouu rUlui ar uinU for it. Dor tut
Ruiraotre Ibal Iu ut will rrtur br.llb.
ekmiu' AlttrallT h Urn iltrn b
full crtsllt la aU( lltta In inanr rait.
Mjaa tblt caaa:-. Wlliulnjfton. llrl.
''UfOllrmroi la Jaouarr, lUun. I dm
'o. "lib bmsrrh( of (b luo.
My Phylcln. oua of lb Utjiu i.raitl
llonrra of Wllmlnloo. Htl., ul. Ibal It
was Ian-trouble. 1 look nrc and milk
In quantltlra. but 1 105 rry wak. Ut.
C. A. Upptofott. of Mplaralt A Ca.
Mtyj'W.1?' .8,or .' " 3, Market
atrrrt. llmlnloo. IH.. reommfniJa to
ma kckman'a Allrratlrr. that hail Uona
srrat loul. and upon bla uctratlon I b
fan taalnc l at oner. Tbl u about
Junr. 1DO. J ronllourl fllhfullr. uilns
no otbfr rjinedr. ami Onally nollrait lb
rlrarlna' of tbo lutifa. I now bat no
trouble with my lunn. I artnly Mltto
a.ckman'a AlttrallTt aafisl my llf
Am.l.llll Jah. KgUIKER.
(Aim? abbrtTlalrd: mora nn fMiuraL)
hckmaa'a AlttrallTt haa btn prnvtn by
nany yrara' trtt to b moat rftlcarloaa
?.r V.T.n P"L,.Bj ,'0B AfTwtlona.
llrnnbltL llronrhlal Ailbma. Htublwrn
tVlda and In uubulldlna; Ibt arattm.
t'ontalaa no nartnllra. polaona or babtt.
formlne dnica. Aak for bookltt trlllnc
Uboratorr. i'blladrlnhla. I'a.. for !
drnco. Tor salt by all Iradln tlruiglala
SPECIAL FARES
TO THE
ASHLAND CHAUTAUQUA
lis tlio
Ittk i ' SL.l
I W SUNJITl 0 1
I (OCOlNStHASTAl I
V2aV
The i:Niltlou Mue IUI.1
On account of tlio Aslilaml Clinutaiiqiiii which will
ho hold .July 7 to .17 inclusive, round trip tickotw will
ho sold from all points iu tho Uofjuo Kivor Valloy,
Grants Pass to .Medford ini'lusivo .July 7 to 17,'with
final return limit .Inly 10th.
PROMINENT SPEAKERS, SPECIAL
FEATURES, AMUSEMENTS
Further partieulai-s from Agent of tho Southern
I'aoifie or John M. Sctitt, (leiioral Passengeor Agent,
Tort land, Oregon
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All Ladies' Suits, values to $25,
this season'S'iiewest, now go at,
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$5
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CENTRAL AVENUE, NEAR POST OFFICE
25 Ladies' Suits, howohI
models, values to $I0.(K),
now go at, each
$10
GREAT EXPANSION SALE
SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY
I REMEMBER EVERYTHING MARKED DOWN
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SHOP EARLY AS WE CLOSE AT 8:30 P. M. SHARP
t 100 now "Waists, in nots.
X silks and lawns, values up
to $5 sale
$2.19
YMti s An !
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$4.00 Kliaki Skirts, vaca
tion sale 5 ZO
price, each 4P33 s
$1.25 Khaki Skirts now,
at only, Qft
each OC
$1.75 Khaki Waists, sale
price at, Q
each J X J J
$1.25 Khaki Waists, sale
price now at,
each
VACATION SALE OF KHAKI GARMENTS
98c
$3.00 Khaki Waists, vaca
tion sale fl AQ
price, each tPZrcO
$1.25 Khaki Middies,
now at, Qft
each 7Uv
$0.00 Khaki Dresses, sale
price, each,
at
$5.3o
$7.00 value Kliaki Suits, vacation sale price now,
each
$4.48
SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
50 fine Now Waists, plain
and figured crepes and
voiles, cheap at $2.50, ex
pansion sale rc
,rice now, each OC
59c Brassiere now each 39c New Tango Hairpins each 19c
&
58c Fancy Ribbons 5 Inch Wide now yard 39c
X Regular GOc 72x
90 Sheets now,
each,
atftna.
!
39c
42 and 45-inch
20c Pillow Cases,
now, each,
12&c
81x90 Pcquot
Sheets, $1 value,
sale price, each,
89c
Good quality 10c
Bleached Muslin,
very special, yard
8c
3G-in. House Lin
ing, cheap at (5c,
now, yard, only,
4c
Good 15c Bleach
ed Muslin, extra
special, yard,
lie
$1.25 Full Sized
Bed Spreads,
while they last at,
each,
98c
121s extra largo
si'o JIuek Towels
now, each,
9c
5000 yards fine
Dress Ginghams,
reg. 12lc value,
salo pi'ice, yard,
Ai
9c
innfi vnwlu Finn
White Goods, val.
up to Hqc. now go- lA
ing ai, per yam, ;
19c
Best Pins, cst Hooks and A
Eyes, Best Hair Nets . . 4C
CLARK'S O. N. T. THREAD 7 SPOOLS 25c Colgate's Talcum Powder 12c
Greatest salo of Laces and Embroideries ever offered to the )eo
plo of Houthorn Oregon. 10,000 yards of Laces and Embroideries
from one to six inches wide, values up to 20c, all go in this A n
phenomenal salo at tho extremely low price of, per yard t:C
BKliJ WJNDOW DISPLAY BALK OPKNK SATURDAY
EXPANSION SALE OF HANDKERCHIEFS
25 dozen Ladies' Hand
kerchiefs, regular J He
values, now fjn
go at, each... 1 &2K,
100 dozen Ladies' Hand
kerchiefs, Jooil 5 val
ues, sale price, C"
2 for Dj
50 dozen Iaditts I land
kerchiefs, cheap at He,
now only, Afi
each xL
50 dozen Ladies' llaud
kerchiefH, good 12 1
value, expansloii Q "
sale price, each OC
25 dozen Men's Hand
kerchiefs, regular I On
values, now at, C
each V
Goad (m Wash Cloths now 4i Darniiii' Cotton snool 2c N(w Shallow Lacu Rufflinirs Snccial vard 38c SI. SO Tantm Ikltfi now tach 98c
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