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v- r vim bop BEDFORD MAIL TttTmJNT!, MEDFOTtD. OREGON, TUESDAY. JULY 28. WM I 1 if i m r 4fvi g RAILROADS REFUS E TO HANDLE FREIGHT FOR GALVESTON TOpKKA, fcnu., July 28. An cm Imrgo mi nil Rrnin shipments to Gnl vostoit, Tex., for export until August 2 Vrns is'sucd by tho Atrhion, To okn & Snnta r'o nnd tho Ghipngo, Hook Iftlnnil & Pncifio mid conncpt inp lines liero ioilny. Tho reason assigned is nn Alleged fdlnrtngo of sternum nt the. port of (Inlveston. IUTC1IIXSOK, Kan., Julv 28. Hundred of fanners bringing wheat to Hutchinson nml siirrondin groin xtnlions today were obliged to return home wilh their groin or tnke n low price becnuo of tho embargo de eliireil by tho railroads tn export heal through the port of Gnlves Ion. One of the terminal grain emu panics censed buying today and but for the European situation, grain men averted, tho wheal prieo would have dropped several eenU. DALLAS, Tex., Julv 28.--Offiein!s of (be Rock Island railroad system here today slated they bad reeeived orders not to neeept any more grain shiHuerits to Gttlvejtoii, Texap, uulil August 2. ' ' It vn said (be- rnilrond elafmed the )ort was overstocked. m DRUMMOND ASKS FOR A PAROLE AUSTRIAN AM Y TOE DAILY HINT FROM PARIS TROMSHEDT SEVAN FRONTIER ST. LOUIS, Mo., July 28. Charles It. Drummond, heir of tho Into mil lionaire tobneco manufacturer of St. Louis, now a elerk in a cigar store at San Diego, Cal., asked the circuit court t Clayton, St. Louis county, for a parole on his six months' sen tence for bigamy in a petition filed hero today. DnusBiond pleaded guilty to the charge of bigamy January 3, 1011. Ha was fined $500 and sentenced to jail for six nionth, but was paroled on bis promise to let liquor nnd wo men alone. Six days later his pa role was revoked when it was learned be had eloped to Kurope, with a St Louis girl and had been married for the (bird time. Nothing of Druraroond'rf where abouts were known here until a year ago, when it was reported be bad married tho fourth time and was liv ing in San Diego. The fact that Drummond, himself nt one time rat ed as a millionaire, was a cigar clerk first became known to bis St. Louis jriviius luuu.v. I lis petition recites be bad not touched liquor since November, 1012. It was accompanied by the affidavit of his wife llmt Drummond has been kind to her throughout their married life. lUJKLLV, July 2S. Reports from tho Austrian bonier today state that tho trnntnort of the Eighth and Ninth Austrian army corps from Ilohcml.t toward the Servian frontier began yesterday and that there was no other traffic on tho llohemlan rail roads except that of troops trains. The two corps consist of 32 bat tallons of infantry, with a largo mini ber of qulckflrlng machtno guns. tx regiments of cavalry, two regiments of field artillery and two regiments of tho army service corps. Telegraphic communication with Carlsbad and Marlenbad was still open today, but the telegraphic senico between llorlln and Vienna was demoralized and on somo lines was completely tnterupted. The Mllltaer Wochcnblatt, the or. fielal military weekly newspaper, to day prints a noteworthy article com paring the Austro-llungarlan and Uusslan armies to tho disadvantage of the latter. It says the fighting strength of tho Russian army is us u tally over-esttniated and that numbers alone arc not decisive. One of the newspapers here today received a despatch salng that Hut- siajiad declared war against Austria, but 'declined to print It as there was no confirmation. aaaBa'ti'' 3 v35 E - aPBBBBam.- it' Ibbbbvb M aaVlaar ' bbbbbt j H """"""H bHPbbbbibbbH "- BMC t IbwMtW GOLD TRANSPORTS MAY RETURN AC N T WAR U REN REFUSES . t M.WM. U4. fc H fl - i (WnH 1 -w fr.fiiif Whit laldi hata nre rry (aihton abla for mliliummrr Thfy are worn with both tlslil and dark lrrM' Thl Pari hnl of whIU aatln ha a graded fncirrllntt decoration nf white alEretlc. Note Hut a nol itlcKr) liaed white tK)u rnll.tr l worn lth a UrW tilua iilor '! Matron I'atanit RUSSIAN SEN j TTO TROOPS HORSE AND BUGGY Fl NKW YORK, July 2S, A torrent of gold 1ms poured out of New York to Kurope since the beginning of the war scare several das ago. Hlnre last Thursday shipments have amounted to $22,350,000. Thero N no abatement In the flow nnd (ho present movement, It Is believed, will establish a now record. The emergency demands for gold from Parts and London have depleted tho stock of gold bars at tho assay office and ns a result somo of tho gold ordered today was In Unite 1 States coin of which the government has on hand. Underwriter lien admitted thai the potMhilitie of n Kuropenn war would nect'isiinto n readjustment oi rates on gold shipments. Tho rate charged for r'wks taken yesterday was about $(100 per 11,000,000 of gold. IndieatiniH were thai insur ance on the gold going tomorrow would be iisued nt Tully $7(10 per $1,000,000. If the insurance eau be obtained, the steamship Carmauin, sailing to morrow, will carry more gold than has ever been shipped on n single ves-scl. TJie hipiucul will prohnhlv reneb $12,000,000. The risks on Ibis sum, after being written by the New York underwriters, will he distributed by them ninonir underwriters in Lon don, Berlin and Pans. TO LEAD PROHIS ON THE BALLOT PORTLAND, Ore., July 28.W. fl. U'lten, who was nominated for gov ernor at the recent convention of tho Prohibition party In Oregon lodnv formally declined the nomination In it letter received nt the party' talo headquarters here. Orders were Im mediately given to eoaso campaign activities In his behalf. Mr. U'llen'a action Is the result 'if a recent ruling by the secretary of statu that tin cannot place his namo on tho ballot, as both an Independent and prohibitionist candidate. Tho prohibition county chairman will l asked to decide It another eandldnte to take Mr. U'lteu's place shall he named. castle than the government. They consider Viceroy Aberdeen's official family prejudiced against tlm nation, allsts, Tile. Const Hrldgo Co; of IMHIatuI got tho bridge, at Yniilfilll tor oun' dollar lens than the Port lit it it llrldgu Co., Its closest roinpetllor, $-H!lll. BIG REDUCTIONS ON ALL LOW SHOES At the Rlgn or TrOOO Stints" OPt'OHITi: POST OITICH RIOTS IN DUBLIN HURT PREMIER ASQUITH POLAND BERLIN, Julv 28. An unconfirm ed dispatch from Gumbinnen, east ern Prussia, to the Taegliehe Runds chau today says Hu ia im occupied Wlrballen, Russian Poland, with a force of engineers, cavalry, urtilleiy nnd I wo regiments of infantry, while Russian guards have been placed along ail roads on the frontier. The dispatch adds (hat a squadron of Herman Uhlans hns advanced to Kdytukebenen, on the Ruthin fron tier. The whereabouts of J. P. Daniel- son. who hired a horso and bugRyilocnl insurance men iwdnled out to from tho Nash livery last Sunday are "' "'at if anything should happen desired. Ho hired the rig to go to lllllcrest, and jiever reached there ac. cording to investigation made by Owner Ooodman. Sunday afternoon a telephone messago was rccelvo.1 that Danlelson'a wife was sick, and ho would not return on time. Mondiy EVANS IN LEAD AT GOLE TOURNEY KENT COUNTRY CLUH, Onuid Rapids, Mich., Julv 28.- With scores of 7.'1 mid 74 in the diminution iimi qualifying rounds respectively, Chits. Kvans, Jr., of Kdgewater, Chicago, led the goJt'ers today in tho .10 bule of medul play which started tb'J wes tern amntcur golf champioiiahip tournament. Robert A. Gardner. Chicago, finished next with 1-JII. The Chicago men were the only plpyeis whoso cards were better tbun 150. J. W. Hubbel of Dea Moines, after playing brilliantly until today, fin ished tho qualification holes in b!) and bis 103 shut him out of tho mutch play. Perry Adair, the Al- luuta youngstor, could not do better (ban 80 this forenoon, giving him n inediil total of 100. Tho first round of match play be gan in the middle of. tho afternoon. OLYMPIA, Wash,, July 28. I)r Linda Uurfleld Uazzard, the starva tion euro specialist, mado formal ap plication today to Governor Krnost Lister tor pardon from tho state pen itentiary at WallavWslla to which she was committed by tho Kltsup Superior county court for manslaughter at tho result of the death of Claire William son, wealthy KnglUhwonian who subjected herself to tho "starvation cure'1 trwttHient. Dr. Ilaxzard was MHtMCtfd to servo from two to 20 yr. Rim appMiled to tho supreme ewHrt, which upbejd the lower court. Mb sought a r'hurlng of (bo ca by (k bUsr (rlbuiivl, and wha this 'Vi4 td apptNiM (v (lis Mcrsl umi hx rH Qt.miw, tbbt u)o i WP iF City I FATHER OF POPULISM AT HASTINGS, Neb., July 28. John II. Powers, known ns the father of populism in Nebraska, although more (ban 80 years old, has been invited to be tcmKrnry chairman of the popu list state convention, to bo held to dy, nnd has accepted and will make a speech. Main' of the old-tune lead ers of the once powerful parly in (his state are hero for the convention, but the attendance is not expected to he large. The populists are not fully deeided on the question of indfjMMid ent action in the coming campaign. to the Kron Prinzes!!! Cecilia or the Caniiniiia, Ihe underwriters would lose more than they bad cleared from jail such business written in the last I liny jciir-. Should the kron Pnnzessin Cecilie, a German owned ship, which sailed i.wlnv .rill, innnnnno .,i.i M...,:.. ., .. . . . .. m "! , I.-.W..I lv.t'J I."". ,.V,,V anoiner message toiu oi tno ueain oil. ,. . , , ,. , ,. . , ... ., . I wireless news of a declaration of war I" V"J "-".". V "'.""".."riJ" W"h Oennany was involved .. w.,u nw.u u ,uluu,.lTO considered probable that her ..o un. ,, n.mo nw o.eu. an , c ,; W0(M miU f y y fe no ono In the lllllcrest neighborhood . wih . , , d knows DanleUon, or who the ccom. ,. .wi-i.fJA, , .,., ,irt pllce that telephoned was jf ,,, con,,llw it , loullt. The horso Is described as a dark f, ,, ,, woull ,,,,,, 0nnnnv bay, weight 1000 pounds, and lh witllout interception by ships of nit enemy. T buggy black, steel tires, and white trimmings. I'alrpalui HoBte Legal blanks tot wi at U Mall Dy smoking MU-ijI'ltt, th best Sc rvthnn offtea tl clear on the market LONDON. July 2S. The first effect of tho Dublin home rule tragedy has been to smash Premier Asqutth'j plans fur taking up tho amending bill tomorrow. Tho premier announced today that tho question had been In definitely postponed. The Irish memlKTs are o exasper ated over tho killing of four persons and the wounding of many others In tho clash yesterday between the regu lar troops and tho nationalist volun- ... Iteers that they are In no frame of One of the . , . . ... . .... mum to KmiH nuy concessions to lus ter. The laborltes and many liberal support them. The government announced In the house of commons today that Deputy Police Commissioner llnrrdl, who or dered out tho troops, had been sus pended and that his superior officer. Sir John Ross, who expressed a desire to share tho responsibility, has resign ed his office. I A special Inquiry will bo held pro bably by a Judicial commission, In tho meantime the demand for tho re. moval of the Scottish tlorderers from Dublin has not been granted, largely berauso an attempt to march them would bo tho signal for attacks by tho mob. They will remain prisoners In tho barracks until the auger of tho people has cooled. Tho nationalist mombers of parlla. ment held a meeting this morning and showed mora animosity against tho .."' wr. QSaM tliould Include a pu-kige ul dcllilmii WXJ9 uutfiSr'x ouiriu Souiih M 10 venlsi at your dealers m g Fr To laliisliice Htitduit't ",SprVim." lUlrd l)ln- M M lift, a immlic Imii will lx int uii at omc by tatcrl iit, W m aluuluitly lite upon rrrtlpt ol UriiillMltintil uiWjft f M of "Nuiriu"!MHUi ii r "KaprHti'' r bikrd gotsti uf any kind. T StT jdPPaHV&JaULVV tuMlAkK T "NMuremo" huiUi tit th NIHllil fitrOlll bfi'.m tlirjr my niipj. The East Side Dairy ITaa lunvluiHcd Y. Mii1Ipi''h .It'i-soy licnl mitl rotitti nnd litis addctl il. to the dairy. Tliry liavo al.so mado improvements in the dairy liarn, added a new c noliiur. and airator mncliiiie, put in a Kewanee wattr system and nro now better prepared than ever to handle their increasing business. WE GUARANTEE OUR CREAM TO WHIP Auto and wagon delivery to all parts of city, morning and evening. Reynolds & Stevens, Props. Dairy at Ross Lane. Phono uit-;rt 2MgMg2MgMg2Mg Y MRS. THOMSON TELLS WOMEN How She Wat Helped During Change of Life by Lydia E. Vegetable Compound. it rmKnams Philadelphia. Pa. "I am JustC2ycars of age and during Change of Llfo 1 suf fered for six years terribly. I tried sev eral doctors but none seemed to give roo any relief. Every month the pains were intense In both sides, and made me so weak that I hod to go to bed. At lost a friend recommen ded Lydia E. Pink htm's Vegetable Compound to me nnd I tried it at once and found much relief. After that I hod no pains at all and could do my housework and i hopping the samo as always. For yi-irs I have praised L.yuia E. nnklmm's Vegetable Com pound for what 1 1, has done for me, and shall always r commend ft as a wo man's friend. Yea are at liberty to uio my letter in any wa," Mm.Tjiomson, 549 W. Uussell St., Millodclphlo, Pa. Change of Llfu Is one of the most critical periods ot r. woman's axistence. Women everywhere should remember that there It no otner remedy known to carry women ro successfully through Uils trying im rial as Lydia E. I'inldiam'a Vegetable Compound. If you want nueelHl isdvlM wrIU) l Lydlu V I'ImUIiuw HA Jt'JlMI C'O, (CONMllHtlHl), Lynw, MaVMf, UWC Ut Hill tMt DJMiHfrf, r4Ml HN4 MHNMtiriMl It WUMlHIl ? ? T T Y ? ? T T t t ? t t t f & ? ? T t t f T ? T ? ? T T f T J J T J J J i t Semi-Annual Clearance and Expansion Sale These Two Great Sales Save Thronged Onr Store with Eager Shoppers. Better Join the Crowd 50 BIG SPECIALS 50 For Wednesday and Thursday MANN'S CENTRAL AVENUE MANN'S NIOAIt J'OSTOKKICIO 25 pieces New Patterns, Plisse Crepes, J.r)c values, now Jit, per yard JLt J. 1 7i3c values new Slumed Hand Bags, A Q eat'h TtOL' New 30-inch Wool SlieiH aid Checks, black brown and red, 75(; CQ.o value, yard O 7j 15000 yards Messelinc smd Foulard Silks, A A 7f)c values, yd JL AC H00O yards Wash Goods, up to 40c values, Q now, yard 1 y C 25 Women's Wash Dress es, values to $10.00, sale price, each, at $5.98 f)0 new Black Heather bloom and Sateen fjkirts, Jr.OU values, each ' 59c .r)2-inch Wool Shopard Checks, all size checks, $l.ar) value, f Q sale price, yd A Q J New lot .'UJ-inch Import ed Chiffon Taffeta, good colors, $2.00 grade, spe cial at, 5 "1 yard P laaJaJ 3000 vds. Fancv Lawns 20c values, to fn close, yard J. UC 50c values Ladies' Em broidery Collar and Cuff Sets at, An each. , L jj 5 dozen Women's House Dresses, reg. ' QQ $1.25 grade, ea yOC .'000 yards New Serges, Nun's Cloths, Panamas, etc., all colors, values to 7oc, now at, yard 44c JMJ-inch Genuine Skin ner's Satin, all colors, regular $1.50 yard, extra special at, Q yard ltl 25 pieces Fine Kimona Crepes, good f patterns, yd X UL 300 new Tango Hairpins, 25c values, 1 C each 1 JL 100 now Crepo Petticoats $2.00 grade, f Q now, each P J. JL j New Novelty Dress Goods, $1.25 values, sale price, per Qftp '10-inch New Crqpo lo ('hene, $2 grade, all col ors' special, yard .. . ... $1.44 50() vards 10-inch injs, $1 yard va ues, now yard..,. Jtat- 29c 10 Women's S'ilk Dresses values to $20 (J H A Q each DiO Choice of any Ladies' Skirt, valuo up to $8.00, each, at Oest :i2-inch 25c and .'inc. Dress Ginghams, yard 19c Choice of anv Ladies' Suit- values to $JI5.(M), sale price, each ? ? X ? ? ? ? ? ? ? T t y y t y $5 v $2.98 4i-inch regulai' $1.25 yd. grade Shepard Checks all sizo cheeks, '7Qaf Jl HI Mtiaf M J 27-inch Seco Silk, all new shades, now, Q 50 Ladies' Waists, slight ly soiled, up to C $2 values, oach....)C awaaaasBMSBiaBSaavaiaBBBBBvaBBBsasMaassaNaaBSBasasaBBSOT New 'J(i-inch Plaids, $1.50 values, tho big cloth for fall, sale (fr "I f A I i''i. yl iPlA7 50-inch Plaids, values to $2.50, aj I good patterns, veryupo-, 'fPl'il iftynb...siHs07 !Mi-in. all color Linens, very special, yd Dress 32c Dest Challics at, 4c Colgate's Talcum SJ Powder, can 1 ZiC Host Colored Oil cloth, yard 19c Hcst grade Galeta CJoth, nil coIoi-h, per 1 f yird . 1 O-' TJest JJleached fuslin, yard... 8c Dest gi-ade 0c A n House Lining, yd rrC Uest grade Hair Nets, each. 4c All 1), M, 0, Vcdiiccd- buy now Best Kavser's 10-Dutton SrJ-. 89c Best Shadow Flouncings, all widths, yard Laeo 29c Hest 25e Turkish Qn Towels, each 1L JJcst Tooth Di'iihImw all hIzch, each, ill' 0 If ' I 25c Dcst 72x00 00c Sheets, each 39c Dcst.l2iocHiick l'ttris1i sin silt ..v win, uui;ii 9c Ui'Ht 20c .12 and '15-iuch Pillow Cases, each .. , 12Kc Hest $1,25 Middy no UIoiihch, each . y OC Hiiu( OO.i T....1t.o viv ! jjiiuii-n Ollildrml'H How pair nnd ; i 9 T t y ? y y 12c I Uest Ladies' Lavender Top IIoso, very special, pair. West 5c Ladies' Handled chiows, now ( Fnv W I III MMMIII 44c 5c. Y Hest Ladles' wy special, pill ' Bilk Hose, 89c A imhi tu44 1m kitkl WMiltUuw "W44,;,