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Newspaper Page Text. i tt- 1 1 f I , f r TWO names HI K)AL AND i L Wl&ONAL MrtWhfcWiWMr?Wh ).fcM1JM 4 Win. Krnnlaml of Willow Sittings wan n.Mouford visitor Saturday .,8. llnscnuaum Imp jturcjuuoOl i nu,A'nrKsm cnr annca 'y jwKiir 1 Infer. trAiilng therefor n lot, adjoin lug the Chrutlnn Bricnco cliurcli. I V ' " f PArpmn,, JIaJr DronMnB Parlors, fUBtilcurlni general work. M. l & ll. HIiIr., phono' 167-J. l'lcUcrB nnd imchcra for the spi 6n ,n Oio Hokuo river ynlley con tlnup to nrrlvo. though,..Uyls ostt mated Hint thero nro three aiiji'l rnnt for ovcry Jolt at tho present Unto. Tho ork,of picking will be gin, In fomo of tho, orchards Monday, who already have their forces for tho Henson lined up. Jlplol Mcdford dining room now qjcns it lx n. in. and Is open till iultinlght contlnously. Central l'olnt, Grants Pass, Ash land, Knglo Tolnt, Unite Kails and Jacksonville theater goers will be rep resented at tho presentation of "Omar tho Tcntinakcr," at the Page tonight, with tiny Hates Post In tho leading role, Tho out of town, sale Is large. Holand Hubbard and Lcland Nou will leave Monday for tho ML Pllt lH(f)rt, to stKtnd two weeks on a va ra (Ion trip. Pineapple sherbet, chocolate, strawberry, maplenut and vanlla ico cream of the popular While's Velvet inako for Sunday. 113 Arthur M. Geary, well known In this city Is spending the summer la New York, where he Is attending th.v Untvcntlty of Columbia law school and will rvturn to this section In tho fall. See It. II. McCurdy for Aetna Fi delity and Surety Bonds. Arthur Hose, timekeeper on th Slskljou division of tho Pacific high way arrived Friday afternoon to spend a couple of days visiting with his family In this city. Hay for saio. W. II. Everhard, Little Thelnin Garrctson fell from tho porch of her homo on south Cen tral avenue odnesday afternoon sus taining a slight fracture of the left arm between tlje elbow and shoulder and causing Intense pain. KoiTak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Over IsK Theater. Wet and dry force In Jackson county have begun the campaign fur and against tho prohibition issue letters are being sent out from the Portland office of tho dry's, solicit lug support. The wet's havo posted posters telling of conditions in Maine Iloth sides aro making a quiet cam paign, upon tho theory that it does no good to Inflame the public mind. Plenty of scats for Omar at box office. Percy Woods, tho letter carrier .of tiio buslnesfc district will leavo the first of the week on a two week's hunting nnd fishing trip. Try a "Spltr" cigar, beat 6c cigar oa the. market. Shorty Miles, H. I), Patterson and Hen Ilernard aro camped on Elks creek for tho deer season. 0ln' to tho death ,of fJregg Frothlngham, whllo hunting near Weed, Cal., Fri day morning, tho trip of Mr. Ber nard wio recently underwent an operation for appendicitis wilt be rut short, as he Is tho manager of the Frothlngham ranch near McDowell. Cal. A "King Spitz" cigar Is home made Try ono, Cc. T. K. Daniels has left on a two week' hunting and fishing trip In tho cantorn part of tho county. Plenty of eats for Omar at box office. Wjlliur, Green of San Diego, Cal , u attending to business matters Jn tho city for u few days, and will loavo next week on a trip to Crater Groceries at Do Voo's. W. M. llrowor. editor of tho Rogue Itlvor Argus was a visitor In the city Friday afternoon. MIbb Margaret llonney, age tlirca years, called out tho.flro department Friday evening, when she ht fire to bcdclotheu at her l)0no qn north Front, street. Tho damage was slight. Order caiJy for Sunday, ulnuonnlo uhorbut, chocolate, strawberry, mould mil. and vnullalco cream. Whlto's Velvet ,Ico Croum Co., phone -181-11. i , , 113 Jim Kershaw of Climax was In the city todaj for 1200 feet of water pipe vvMi which ho will install a water sjs. tout ou his furnu Car) J, Hanson, 11, L, Wilson nnd w(e and Jt, M, Wllbon aro Klamath Fulls YJl'tors, Ed Pottvnger and family uud Fran't Auy wil leavp n tho. morning on n deer Ijunt no i'uion creek. Plenly of hIs for Omur at box office., IfTT ,S ,- - - fin M ' t WeGwMCo. UNDIXTAXKXS r. ... "'2 rrr r, W, H'm9 JDfeJ A,X.Qrtpi$.M . Hi I imni iiniiiminn i jM't"( K Tho deor sonnon oprncil with nlmrtKi throughout thq mountain districts of Jackson county this morning, nnd It Is estimated 15 Q hunters arc out in various sections looking for venison "lC wlit bo ten days before tho full nnoln of hunters nre in the field. Unmo wardens aro preparing for a strict enforcement of tho laws. jjFrult labels artistically printed In any nnd all colors. Mcdford Print ing Co. , Ud Lamport ar.d wife nro expected to return net week from an auto trip to Seattle and northern points Plret clnss private room and board, 106 South Grape. Suro to please. Mountain Meado v butter, nold by Fouts Grocery, lit Joo Wilson of Talent Is n business visitor in tho city today, Do It now! Order Mountain Meadow butter at Fouls Grocery. 114 Parisian Hair Dressing Parlors. M. F. & H. Dldg.. phone 157. Mrs. George Spurrier of Oakland, Cal., has been lslttng Mrs. Karl Nedd or Medtord. Mcdford Conservatory reduced pri ces for music lessons begin July 1st. Advanced tttudents will be taken at the samo low prlco as beginners. Open all summer. 31 Grape street. Peaches, 3c a dozen. Will It. Wil son. 117 At tho meeting of tho Portland Ad club last Wednesday, Judgo W. M Colvlg spoko on "Scenic nnd Resort Attractions In Southern Oregon," and boosted famed spots of this section before a large crowd, making a de cided Impression. Screen Cooro at Mcdford Lbr. Co, Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes ton's Camera Shop. Over Isls Thea ter. , Today Is ono of the dullest Satur day's of tho year In Mod font with scores of people In tho hills, nud dozens of hunters out for tho open- lug of the deer season Only one kind of kodak finishing at Weston's Camera Shop, that's the best. Over Isls Theater. The Clarkc-Hcnery Construction company crew, from California to as semble the plant for tho work on tho Ashland-Talcnt division of tho Pacific highway will arrive tho first of next week. J. O. Gerklng, the best all around photographer in southorn Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives made any where, tlmo or place. Studio 228 Main St, Phono 320-J. J. A, Westcrlund and family and Carl Tengwald have returned frjm an autq.trlp to Crater Lake Carkln & Taylor, lawyers. (John H. Carkin, Glenn O. Taylor), Has- klns-Boyden. Dldg., Main street. Frank Johnson of Ashland spent Friday evening In Med ford visiting friends. Oicr 195,000.000.00 back of our fire policies. Holmes, the Insurants man; Thcro was not an arrest for drunk ennesa by the pollco Friday, and not a-tramp resting under the S. P. wat er tank, unusual conditions. The finest equipment in Oregon for printing fruit labels. Medford Print ing Co. A letter from Hud Anderson to Medford friends say that the former "Prldo" Is on tho road to recovery from his operation. If you want a lithographed fruit label instead of a printed one, seo us. we are agents for Schmltz Litho graph Co Mcdford Printing Co. Man -tO- years of ago wants to se cure location in northern California or Southern Oregon. Varied butl nam experience, legal training, plen ty of executive ability. Can Invest somo money In desirable proposi tion. No agent. Dox 10, Drako Agency 432 South Main St., Los An gela. Cat. . , , . . ,113 Do it now! Order Mountain Meadow butter at Fouls Grocory.lH W. F. Turner, comptrolcr fpr tho Great Northern, Spokano and Inland Empire, North Dank, Oregon Trunk, J', and E. and Hill linos In the north west Is in tho city on oflclal bus. ness. Duck Ewlng spent Friday evening InAehland attending tho carnival In that city, Sure tq please. Mountain Meadow butter, sold by Fouts Grocery. 114 E. I). lilglnbothnm of Gold Hill 'a transacting business In this city today. tTho morcury rose to fl7 dogrees Friday, and, with clouded skies, and high humidity will equal If not exceod tliat mark today. ' t Tho Ceptral Pplnt.F.eed Store pr Central Point, Ore., can supply you with new and second hand grain bags at reasonnblo prices. 12? The celery crop of tjie IJoguo river talloy .has been secured by tho Mer ford Wurcui!o company Charles lolio, piaiiager, and will bq on sale at, grocery jstorea nid wbjpped tq OrcKon and California. This year's crop Jh JargV apd the flavor good. Wo lime a I350Q press, recently Installed especially for Printing fruit labels, Medford Printing Co, Southbound Souther 1'iiclflr pax- sengcr (ruiii ?o 13 was hauled h) two engine this moriiliiK. for the Aiiimicuim irineliuu hem have b fjui timu itlmo (ho lioino (nitration j.,,,,,,, limt ,,ui.Miiekoii, One ut of Culfoni;i visitors In (lie yprliilfi ItidJCNtiiMf a himvy (rufffc Dolli fruluht uud iiMMoutter .truffle on l ho railroad U IjcsYy ( hs limn, (li(ire Fuy of Mslmii In a butlii4 MUr lu hu f(y this wevk., MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE. Horn -To Mr, ntttl Mr, V. H, Von Schoss, July 30, n baby boy Dr. K. H. Seeloy successfully de fended the Mnll Trlbuito cup at n shoot held Thursday over challengers Den' Hernard, Shorty Miles,, Jess Kn yart nnd lluck Kwlng. Dr. Socio) scored 23 points. Attorney Gus Newbury Is tran sacting legal buslucs In Jacksonville today. Major 11. l. Uowlpy Rtnto highway chglneer, arilvod from jPrlluiu), Via Eugene, the Maakohvtto'rlvo.riroad nnd Crater Lake. Filday night with Mrs. Howluy nnd n parly of friends, llo will remain over Sunday and w linens tho starting of the new cement mixing- plant near PhoeiiU. A. S. ltosonbauni of tho H. P. will spend tho week's end at Crater Lake. INCREASE FOR EASTERN ROADS (Continued from Page 1) insufficient t meet the inoiva-ed cost of wnge mid other expenses. Opposition to the inorenso liu been conducted on the ground that tho rnilrontl would have .sufficient rev enues without iuorotisinj? charges to the pnhlie by eonscrvimr their ro onuo. with ptviiler oflioiotiev mid eliminntin? free sen ico to Inre hhip- per. Confers, Oxer Strlko Ooniueiilenlnllv two questions of ron( moment io tho railroad mid financial world wore uwnilinir deris ion here this ntteriumn. Arrangement-: hud hcoii in ml e for Pnidoiit Wilsn to confer at 'J p. m. with Ihe managers of niiioty-oiht western railroads threutouoil with n strike of ilfty-five tliou-mul ougiiiemon mi, I fireinoti; nt It . in. tho Inter-State Commerce Commission uud decision in the rnte ease was cxpoolcl nnd at fi i. in. the president win to oonfer with representatives of the men employed on the vesteru roads. Kail road offieinN and repreisontntives of the men ointcil out that the rail roads threatened with the strike were almost entirely apart from those nf footed by the rate decision, which npplies to railroads in eastern lorri tory. J. II. Sheehnn. counsel for tho committee, accompanied the ralrond men to the whllo house conference. Mr. Treubolm would not say whether there was any likelihood of the rail road managers agreeing to arbitrate. lrHldcnt'' .iKnl President Wilson made a short ad dress to the railroad managers tell ing them that he did not believe either the employers or the cmploes should bo willing to take responsi bility for a strike, at present. He (aid the country was In tho midst of abnormal conditions because of threatened war In Europe. It a strike should be proposed in normal times, he said, he would not feel liko Interfering, but ho felt it his duty to urge both sides as earnestly as ho could to reach an agreement be cause of present conditions. Efofrts on the part of tho admin istration to build up tho American merchant marine in order to ship tho crops were mentioned by Mr. WlUon. He said that they would bo defeated It a strike on the western railroads was declared. STEAMER SERVICE SUSPENDED (Continued from page 1.) Qrosj-e, the Grosser KurfucM nnd the Neoknr, which Miiled on July "ill fniin Hiilliiqore, New York nud Oul veMon, respectively. In addition, tthc line ordered the hteamer Willchml, now at the Hritib port of Montreal, Io proceed at once, tilloton und re main there till further order. All l.lnerx SnM.-nlcI The ItiiHsiuii-Auiericmi line an nounced the MicUftioii of its trans Atlantic: hurviee, Kiiilini'H of the fcevni veshols com prising the Alias hcrvice of the limn hurK lino between New York, the West Iudie, nud I'anaina, lutvu all been cancelled. Of the other Inrce Iniiis-Atlautic liner., only the International Mercan tile .Marine wiik mi re that Miilingfe would not be cancelled or inter rupted. , K , M Great Fleet Idle La Lorraine, of the French lino, rcni'hed port today, fionsihly to mwoII (lie Kreut f livot of linern uluoli re main inactive at Iheir ilookn- intlic fludNon till the foieign fituatibn i'lt;ars. La Franco of tliis line Inn) been requifitioncil by the French uavy, uud offiitiuU of tho line could iiijt usj-ert. poiilively loduy whether I.u Lorruiuu would r-ail for Kuiope iiexf Tilosjluy n h hcliediiled, Ni'ver before in flu' liinloiy of the Hiit IniH trutiriAlliiitn Hcrvieu been 40 impaired. Ah a nciitnil port' New Yoik, it wiih believed, would rioou lend. tho w oi Id in lif coiiycMtion of Uicat linciH ii'iolorcd itim-live by the European wnr hilimlioii. KvTiy berth of lna Iranj-Atlnnli'' b'iciinci. hailiiiK' bi'iorii Ki'iili'inbei J.r htix been uhl mid inaiiv IIioiimiikU Ihi'in uiivii l)(lll lodav for u kteer- wjti (ickcl. 'j i ii i Why, Vol ' Gn; (tie vn vHfoyo, f)or. Jolinnop, nid Klip (xlronlie lioii'in, MIOflVORD. ORiaaONVigAWRftMfo AfflVSfflp'fri'Mt! E wjf APPEAL 10 BY E . LONDON. AUjf. 1 KI.UK tteorR.0. lu n final elluh'tn provi'iitjihp out break of it genu'ral Kitroiai) 'war and tlui meeting of million bf y lu nritiod conflict, todn nt tho .eleventh hour, ont a despatch to Emperor Nicholas ol Kttftilii and lll ltio,ssago was undorstqod to tontAln iiu tiltl mate appeal for the pfeVorv'iftlon of peace. Ills Majot s acllon was thkeu after an nudloiirh.wltlt Pre hiler Asqultli nt 2 o elock',hlt?nioru'- lug w hen tho War clouds! Wore black est. At tho samo time from Rome caino the news, publUhed In tho Moi. sagero, that Italy had decided to re main neutral unless attacked. While this InformntloitAas not confirmed, It was said In official circles to have "caused no surprise " Italy Itomaliis .Neutral At tho Italian embassy n London tho belief was expressed that should Hal) remain neutral with tho possi bility left open of her turning hgnltut her allies, Germany and Austria Hungary, tho latter nation would be reluctant to embark Mi n .general European War", r ' pi On tho oher hand, tho tact', stood out that Gerinauy hadla!(cu a very firm nttltudo and had aakpt Uuiwlt to suspend thq nioblllintlon nf ior forces within n tlmo litnlt of 12 hours, expiring nt noon today. She alto had asked France to dcflno within IS hours the attitude she would assume lu a caso of war by Austria-Hungary and Germany against Scrvla, It was pointed out In authoritative circles that Franco's nttltudo could bo only that under tho terms of hor treaty with Russia she would be compelled to Intervene. German Circle Uneasy German circles today showed con siderable uiicaslncsi all over tho world. The German forces In China were being concentrated at Tslng- Tau, the German consul general eft his post nt Canti Town, nnd German merchant ships, wero ordered to ttct: neutrality ports, lu regard to the Fur East, the Japanese ambassador In London said toda that an long as the warships belonging to the nations composing the Trlplo Alliance re mained at TslnR-Tau, Japan woull take no action' against them, iit should they attack llrltlsh Interest, or uliould Tslng-Tau be attacked, ,; situation will arise which would hi dealt with by Japan In tho spirit Of tho Anglo-Japanese nlllanro. A( tho German embassy rofereme was innilo to (iorninn mention pi French government, and It was ald that this seemed to impl thai 'ratio herself would not bo attacked bj Germany. LOCAL BANKS STOP Two great world events cast dim shadows over Mcdford today. Notice was received from New Yurie banks by local banks to Issue no mora truvclors chocks, until further notice, owing to conditions abroad. Fruitgrowers aro fearful less lllo threatened strike of pu,000 engine men on western railroads out of Chi cago would menace tho handling or tho season's fruit crop. ITALY TO REMAIN NEUTRAL (Continued from psg 1.) The (lermiiu .'otcimpcnt in lU u! limiiluiii to Itu-p-in, nxkcil hor Io mi pond her uioliili.ulioii within twelve lioiirH. In the demand sent by (lonumiy to Franco, tho gou-mmciK at Ilcilin ic iiirerf France to juforiu it within eighteen bonis wjiclhcr in ca-i! ql wur between (Icnuaiiy mill Itiissiu, France would iciuain iieutrnl. German Ojioi-Ie fluly The (Icrmaii miibaxmlnr (i; ftnlv loilay nlbo iishcil to be hiforiuoil i- Io Itnlj'ri nttitudu ii the event of wjtr between (Joriimiiy anil AiiHtriii-lfuii-gnry on the one hide nml UiiKHia mid France on tho o(lior. The MunpiM di Sun Oiuliami Italian foioigu uiiiislor, said Ji would iom'i bU reply until he had I'oiiHitllcd I'rciiuer biulmidni. T-T-: t ,v ' Pen tlaml Livestock Market t I'OIITLANI), Oh, Aii-:. l. ("utile -- Itccuiptit 78, niluket Monty, lli,'s HeciidlllV; Menil, Sheop -IIocoipIh 'JDi Hfeiiilv'. TOO LATE '! OMMHIFY VCm HALE OH HEN'JV-Modiiru (Ivo room miH IjjiiikiiIiiw, ipodoru, (!roiiid porch, ,Jf'Ji la'ttu Jul, good iii'lKhl'oiliooil, pliono 7H'. 18') FVENTH HOUR t, c CZAR KING GEORG Wm''UAW lm't "lli) T M. Mm A A. I'Dliil Inltlulf 'III I TnT(Urix,tOTrrrT - ixyrtr - - - rtiri' - FINANCIAL WORLD MARKSIIMEDURING EUROPEAN CRISIS N'i:' YOHKwAttvVWiUi llu look and euiifumdll'vt nmPUiih M ohHv'd, the Hutluimit tlHtffot'iAurktM litllo Iddn.vi wlilH' wWtl tvni ftWiuli'd of ihe uVoilimi' ol1 tho' EutSipooii powers For iwb oiJ kt," 1 ,'nll oillwnrU rttp'oiihlioev' UAll itjref vvim ulniost lis hil, 'oiujUgod n Viif dor noi anil oimdiimus, - lAt Ihu of Hoc of ,h l Moigan Co;, lopresontntivol. of omo of thO largest finonoinl inslitulinns m J?ivJ Yoik uud l'hiludolphin mot loihiv. The tuei'tlinr was bohind closed doors nml no informntioti was obtainable iw Io what took place, IiomiiiiI the fuet that the present troubled mtu uliou win dlsousMcd with n view to tukiuj: uhntovor ptocnuliouarv Ktops Might miggosi themselves. uli doivtootl Unit no definite tunc lor Ihe reoponliu; of exohungos n tirood ou. A mooliiu; of the newlv formed Association of I'nrlnorx of Slook F.clunige FiinSs win bold nml ii statement huh innilo, tiruim- nil r chmiuti moinhorri not to engage in outnido iloulingH in scciirilics. Allhniigh the time of tlm tcoivOn inj: of the nxi'lump' rln entliol.v In the hands of the board of mnomors, it was eteiywhoio usMiulcil llml tnuliiitf wiuibl nut be leMtiiint for some time. It tuts loll hut it would not bo rouuiod for mjiho liiiiri jit wits felt that it would bo utiwise'ln reopen the market until the London hoard at louM. should toko up busi ness iigitm. Otherwise Now York would agmu he placed hi tho position of bearing tho financial buideiis or the world. ' Further ongtigenirntH of cold wore miuouuood today. Loudon look (100,000 and Cuumlit $.I.S.0,0n0. The extent to whiob the uold oxpoit movemoiit would continue n one of tho most iuiMirtant niiostions of ihe financial district nt (his juncture. Gold Miipuicutri ti Kurnpo nro now so expensive mid harardoii that it wan the geiiorul opiu'on th-t ihe mote uiont would Ihv re-triu(oil.bujcii'oitli Baldy Breezerls Calendar "IF YESTERDAY WERE TO-MORROW SOME PEOPLE WOULD BE BETTER OFF TODAY, MEN'S $15.00 SUITS NOW $9.90 MEN'S $20.00 SUITS NOW $12.90 MEN'S $i.00 SHOES . NOW $3.29 Our "Big Sale" will next week run all W. MIN ST. The Wardrobe Than an up-to-date jewelry store? 10 very birthday, wedding anniversary and various other occasions all call for presents or times, Where would you find a hotter place to select such a present or iiri'e tliaii a carefully selected slock of jewelry, cut glass, bracelet, watcher-, lliejiew blade Jet juir drops' blucjc enamel necjc pieces, ladles cigarette cj-hch and numerous other things accept able for all occasions, . I , MARTIN J. REDDY TIIIC'IIIWHMCU . NI3AU I'OKTOKFIf'IO ...... . - ,. 4 .- - . ... nii.t, ituiJu i '"I """ ' "If '-"' " ' """", "" rtii - t't - 'v - ?t t"JI -tf t H MAZATI.AN, Mo., AUtf. I (Ylh Olnlos, Siunlou)- livniMinlloii yif .MiiMitlau U umloi' way tolhi.v. voin- on, I'liiiiiioii mid otiiiijiKU oi mo toii- 'iSlf irin-iUiili1 w-erir'l I'lilliMI l.eil" lllnt nTulll,1 mid iiHll'calloiis 'mo llml I ho tnlo)is will tiillfiw Hioul inn 'niter uiiiiii:' ' ' Mlt'iierul Toller hurt "boVir ni'doiod Io lilfx'e tho ttbops it( Mililaiilllo In Kitliilli 'Crux, Those nh the inddjois who eviiV'tntti'it Ouii,nVus, Thus Iho fcilcruls 'aliiUUlou ioHs,wvion 'of Iho hist itoi't on (hi l'liolflo tMinM of fSIO'xh-d, 'Snlinii Ciux' to iho smilli I oxl'ept'od. l Hill IV lluhbuid, Ainoiieiiii toan nor of thoTopo minis, token alioanl tho flagship Culiloimii voNtoidny, diod today nflcr mi opciutiou to relive uiieudiiitiH. STEAMER LINES TO ' FIGHT REGISTRY LAW NEW YOltK, Aug 1 Offlilals of Ihu Auicrlcuu SloauiAhlp iiKsoelatlou, I'OiupoKod of varloiiH nntstwlro Hues, mo dUtiihuted by thu news from Washington that a movement was in foot thcro to present an emergent') menstigo to fongnvxs which would en itblo tho tmns-Atlanile steamships to obtain Ameilran n'glstor. II. It tniimud, president of tho association, xild that ho feared mi) hasty action by congress might per manently Injuro tho American mr clmnt'nmrliio.v . f ' r GERMAN BANK RATE ' RAISED TO SIX PER CENT IIHUI.IK, Am.'. 1 -Tim hank rate of Iho Imperial Umik of (leiniiin.t -was inixril In ll pur cent lodav ni on LISTEN FINANCIALLY EMBARRASSED; 1. Olio 5li Unit Top Ofrxo l)o-k. ca-l. J, S.nmhiril l'nlil I'imio, i-xcollcnl condition, cali $ or .s."il),(lll rush, baliinco u.oulhlv. X L l". Smith Vr Urn. T.tpow tiler, Model ., now. Will m1I at n bnrt;aiit. I. bioi or 0 I'raclical Kef. Lib,, cost H,lV-'r.; Vill fill for, $1000 o. l.o .'lljltg. North ltitoililr,irpi(veiiieitu paid.. IiuikuIii lf Inkcn lit ollec. i) i-lfooin llottso Cnh prioo 7. ''t-ltooln llnii-i h price uve no agents NO. 31 SOUTH ORANGE STREET. CITY. You've Been Looking 'liny a good, pnii'tiw), oloscly spiit'cd pig nnd hog foiii'o close ciioilgll io hold iiic kiiiiiII pigs mid fth'ong oiiougii lor tlic lnrgt oiick. Merc's thu ouu tliat will do it to pQi'lVctioji, and it's PAGE WIRE FENCE ujti stttrth .... ...... I .. - i -, -- - j i ' Stylo 1028 1-Tonsilo iliglie.i'gi'adeslcul wii'o than is round in any other iiinkc of I'unuc. 10x1 ra closn spaciugs at (ho holioiii, I'lonty of foiicu for all Ki'.(itl hogs. This is Just one of i lie: many styles wo carry for special purposes. "Direct from factory to you." Wo Pay tho Frdight'. GAt)E)I - THE PAGE lEDlTORD - - . - 'b " ? '. I j iMOf.1. What Is, More lifsefiii ViyV17V1'rWVMVl WHEAT MARKET . CHICAGO, Aug, l, UuhIuokh 011 thcLwheat mar,ot tmluy veined away from ghoul nnd corn.' If amis diicld edj ntor tho tlnm Irnllut lii5 wiser cnursoiwmio (urn atlouttuu m far ti ..ill', . i... .,'.....,,.... lirnuiicamo tiut.coiiiiuomy.ueii.i.'miiiiK limufly on douieHllu;,ondltlona nml not upon tho uiicerluliTTlo's lif4Euio ponii luilltlcs, Tho wheat market wna oul falily Ucllvo tudity,a After haluK kept within two renia in either dlroctlou from last night's level, tho market cIomhI firm, H to 1U tenia nut ml vatiro, m ' , Cohi niliid strong nml itcttvo, with an upward tendency all day. Drought diMitngo and thu tlucalouod ntrlko ou tho railroads west of (IhtoiiKO was tho cause. Tho mt mlvance lu rum for tho day wn t H to It (i rents a bushel. TO RESPECT BELGIAN NEUTRALITY Itlil SSI'.I.S. Aug I The Fiomh nimHcr loduv uiloimod the llcliaii cm oi union! llml Frame will ros I llcljtlmt noiitralilt m Iho otout of war birnkiiitr out, but if I hill lieu Inihlv is tmt i'fcod lv Iho olbor powoix she niiisl onnMuor ttluit no tion lu take. - - i i w ' ' SISSQN FOREST FIRES WELL UNDER CONTROL SISSON. CnL Auir. I.- -I'oie-t firos which for the pal week have thioateuril Ml- town, Yood, I 'Its I el la nml oilier imtiiloipnllllcM oT northern CalU'oiniii, wore well uiiilcr control lodav Scorn hundred men under Iho direction of the t'mtoil .Stale finest sort ice uio patiolliui; Ihe fno linos. MUST SELL THE FOLLOWING SIS 00 145 00 lot .'lOvld.l. ul No. HI South Oimiuo slrctfi. $1550.00 lot .VIxJJil, .SUM llonuctt iim'IIUp. Ciislt r.n.. $700.00 See rne before Septcmlicr lOlh, Call or write !! rw blffm Wltltfc 1 3 , V ' ;znV' -,,,l Uu ' --'TJ :IH Strength 11,50 Ilia. . ,, & DlXON PENCE MEN" OttltfJON , A