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Official .I'owr of Jnckaon' County.
Knlered on rceii4-clan maltsr at
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SWORN CIRCUI.XTIOK.
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UltrSHKLS, Aug. II. (My war of
Ixmrion. Aug. '!.) flfncral I. Incur lit
nn offlrlat K't'wui of lilt opernltoOH lit
the IJcgo. (ll-lrlct, state (lint In
Wednesday' lioltle ir,tWM) llolgimts
vero engaged ngatnt -1 ,)( Ger
man. Tito siircv of the UcMan
wnt romplric. Kvory titlark of the
(Jcriuans along their extended front
:ih rcpitlcd, the Ccrui.-iu .Seicntli
army writs it-treat lug Into llulrli tcr
litrt-y.
l'ARIS. Auk. C Official dis
patches report that the Ilelgtans have
repuNed all attacks by the Germans
In tlio neighborhood of I.legc. Tlio
Kelglans delivered n vigorous conn
lor attack, killing nil the Germans
who had jSasscd tlio forts.
Tlio fortifications afforded admir
able rehtnnco to Gorman shells.
Kvcgnce Fort, which was hi action
nil day. was absolutely unharmed.
Tlio liclglan aviators proved every
whit sue Reed as tlio Germans.
Several rlvlllunn have be shot at
.'ho mid the town has been burned.
I1RUSSEI.S, via Paris, Aug. C,
1:3S a. m. Several thousand dead
and "wounded In tho toll paid by the
German nrmy of tho Meuso for its at
tack on I. lope. Tho Delglans made
n heroic defence, repulsing the Ger
mans after heavy and contlnus fight
In K.
Tho fortified jiosltloii of I.Icgo had
to support on .Wednesday the general
shock bf tho German nltnck. Tho
HolKlnri forts restated the advance
fiercely nud did not suffer. Ono Hol
glnu squadron attacked and drove
back kIx Gerninn squadrons.
One hundred wounded Germans
nre being tranHferred to tho city of
Mcr,e, where thoy will be cared for.
Prior to the attack on Moge, Gen
oral von Kmmlch, commanding the
Gorman army of tho Mcune, lrjtnd a
pioclamtttlott calling for an open
road through IlelKlum for tho nil
v:inro of his forces and xiiKRestlne
tlml 'pfiidonco would t-how It to be
the duty of the llelglnii people to ac
cede to this. In order to uo!d the
horrorfi of war.
Tho Gerinuns coniniltted repres
filona ugalust the civil population of
tho town of VUo, Wjjht miles north
iift of Mege, burning the city and
Hhootlug many of the residents.
EAGLES VOTING ON!!
CONVENTION CITY
KANSAS CITV, Aug. C.A Imrd
flslit for the 191S convention of th?
Kraturnal Order of Knglw in beliid
wiged Jierp loday b.v e.or:itctv-'!
of Allnuoapolis and Spokane, Wash
ington, (Tho GrandiAcrla 6f ihe order. In
Hlxiociith annual seselon, made n
radical departuro from precedent yo.
lerday whpn It unnouueed tho 10)5
liieutlug place would bo clio.se n by
dolqcnle voto n tho convention and
not in the UHtinl poit-conventlmi
nicniJMg of the Krnnd trustees.
Aeort)lnf;ly Minneapolis and Bpo
kiuurwefe nominated mid placed on
the ballot. Tlion reiireuontatlvoH of
tyiu Kranclseo, Kealtlo und Dayton,
Ohlo,wlthdrew their applications.
Y0UK8 AHEAHN TO FICHT
" , SMITH OH AUGUST 18
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Rinltliijko AHvnnii lii'itvynclght
fM4stHl', will imel Young Aheuni "I
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llk'r, August IH. Tl"' I'li'iifli
tter ii itjili'd lo rcluiHio Krnin'c
LOANS
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America Mpst Erivied of
i , , f Yforlis Nations Today
lly 11. C. Forbes In th. New York American.
Wc are Ihe envied nation of tho world toddy.
On lis Providence Is showering blesMnRs withdrawn from cvpry
other Important land.'
AW nlonn of larue, Industrial nations are hnskltic In jcace and tho
silro promise of pcaw to como.
Let not tho closing of our S.tock Exchanr.0. our Cotton K,ehnnKes,
our Produce Exchanges oxclte even a ripple of alarm. This nctlon
safeRimrds our sliibllUy by prtHec'lhg us Trom acute effects of tho do
mnrnlUatlon that nar has Infllcto.i upon Knrope. ,
Our tiOHltltm financially Is sound.
Our position tudtisttlntly Is sound.
Our position agriculturally 1$ nound.
Our position politically Is bee.imlng sounder.
War In Europe c.inuol bankrupt America. Kathcr will II Increase
tho mnrkct for our products. ra!m tho flnuuclal status ot tho country to
unmeasured heights amting the nations of tho world, Impart an lmietus to
our aborning mercantile marine and quicken the wholo oncrcy and con
science of our people.
There was a "scare" on tho Cotton Exchange yesterday nnd -frenzied
soiling of cotton 'aj panic price. That was foolish.
Come war. como peace, the population of the earth must -bo clothed.
Como war, como peace, Europe mu.t buy American cotton. Cotton, un
like stock. Is not a piece of paper. C otton Is an article sold. Indispensa
ble tho world over, helped by war r athor than depreciated by It. Armies
In tho field consume enormous quan titles ot cotton Roods, since cotton
fornix the cheapest as welt as tho in ost serviceable class ot clothing.
So with other American commo dittos,
"Hut we wilt not be able to sM p anything!" exclaims the alarmist
Won't we'? Have no fear on th at soro.
nttlTAIN Ml'ST IMPORT WHEAT OR STARVE. SHE AND IIKR
ALLIES WILL SEE TO IT THAT A LANE IS KEPT OPEN ACROSS
THE ATLANTIC. THIS WILL HE NECESSARY TO HER VERY EX
ISTENCE. AMERICA WILL NOT I1E CUT OFF FROM COMMERCE
WITH Et'ROPB. AND SOUTH AM ERICAN MARKETS WILL 1JE OURS
WITHOUT ASKING FOR TH1JM
Not ono dollar's worth ot Amor lean merchandlso should bo sense
lesIy sacrificed.
RomcmlKr. wo have one hund
clothed, one hundred millions of n ouths to 1k filled, one hundred mil
lion pairs of feet to be shod.
Our railway trains will not stot running. Our mines will not stop
producing.
And Nature will not turn her back upon us! Our fields are blos
soming nnd will bring forth fruitage worth beond ten billions ot dollars
mora than auy war In history has over yet cost.
Read what Sir George Palsh, among the most eminent of EiiKlnndV
economists and ell known to read-ersof this paT. has to say of Amer
ica 'k enviable position In (he event ot a general European war:
"A great war In .urope will enable tho United States to sell
Its crops in places which will kIvc a much greater Incomo than
If there was no war. Almostevory Industry 'M derive more
or less advantage Should tho American people tako advan
tage of the golden opportunity afforded thorn by the outbreak
of war, It will mean not diminished but Increased prosperity for
tho United States."
Thrice happy America!
NO NATION'S FINANCES WER E EVER STRONGER THAN OUR3
ARE TODAY. AND THOSE WHO ADMINISTER THEM WILL WORK
IN CONCERT TO SEE THAT EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IS'
THE UNION IS FAITHFULLY SERVED.
A timid corresfiondcnt writes In effect: "Should I take my money
out of the bank?" No! That Is tho best place In the world for It. KEEP
IT THERE.
Our bankers are co-operatng withe the Administration to supply an
aboundance of money wherever It Is needed.
Our banks arc laden with hard cash, and tho Treasury Is fortified
with much gold.
Looking across the Atlantic and contrasting tho hideous condition
stalking there with the bounteous conditions blessing this richly-favored
land, let us preserve cool heads and thankful hearts.
DumboyNational Dish of Liberia
, WASHiNh'ro.v, i). c, Aug. ov
Diimboy, the national dish of Liberia,
is one 'of the world' gastronomic
wonders; if allowed to fetnnd long
after being prepared lor the table it
becomes very hard, broken rjieces of
it being n favorite kind of shot for
use in the long muzzle-loading gunrf
of the natives. A casing gf diimboy
l Alo used to stiffen the leather
sheaths of the native swords ami
knives, according to (I. K. Collins, in
4i (ommunlcatiou to Ihe National
Geographic Mieicly at Washington;
I). ('.
"To attempt the description of
some novel food is like attempting to
dencribe n laudscnpe," writes Mr.
Collii-.. "Tho constituent parts may
he described nud ihe manner in which
they are combined, but it require,
something more llimi accurate de
scription lo reproduce the sensation
of the original. Tliu principal ingre
dient of diimboy i cassava, or Vns
xudii,' as it is called in Liberia. The
edible roots of this plant nre Ihe
sourc of tapioco anil some fornis of
sago. To prepare the roots (r diim
boy they are peeled, boiled and all
fibers from the center remoi'd. The
cooked roots nre Ihcu placed in a
large wooden mortar nnd beaten with
i In 1:1 v pestle. This beating requires
cntiMilcrable skill mid experience. In
the hands of a police ihe result is
lumpy und inedible.
"The hen ling requires nbout three
quarter of mi hour, und is hard
work. As the beaten muss becomes
homogeneous the xstlo produces u
loud crack each time it is drawn
from tliu mortar. These sharp re
ports can he heard long distances
through llie forct, and are very wel
come sounds at Ihe cud of u day's
journey. When tlio diimboy reaches
lliii stage ihe operator may rest
without injury to the protliict; hut,
once the heating is curried past (his
point, it mini he rapidly completed
and Ihe diimhoy cnlen nt once. The
natives say it is actually dangerous
to cat diimboy that has stoo'l for
more than 11 i'civ iiiiiuilfg niter it is
hcaleu.
"As Mion us Ihe healing U fin
Mied tliu diimhoy is inked from the
iiinrliirnnd placed in shallow wooden
Imnlrf, The unlive piclhod Is I"
jilm-e Ihu entire qiiuiilily In ouv luryc
illii
red millions of our own people to o
howl, from which all the partakers
cat. If divided, the eustomnrv por
tion for each person is a piece nbout
the size nnd shajio of an ordinary
loaf of bread. A soup which has
been prepared while the diimhoy was
being beaten is now poured into each
bowl. There is great variety in this
soup, which imparts mo-t of the
taste to the dish. There is always
a slock of nimie form of meat. This
may he ellher chicken, deer, fish,
monkey or even canned beef. To
this nre added as many vegetables
as can be obtained.
"As soon ns the soup is added the
diimboy is ready to be eaten; nnd,
while the ingredients nre somewhat
bizarre, the method of eating the
dish hlrikes ihe iruveler as even more
startling. The mass of diimboy,
which vun best he described as a
sticky dough, will adhere iimtantly to
anything dry, hut is readily cut with
a wooden ssiou if the spoon is kept
moist with soup. An incredibly Jarge
jiiece is cut off with tho moistened
spoon) taken up with a quantity of
soup and swallowed whole. No one
thinks of chewing it, nud it is cus
tomary to caution tlio novice by
tales of the frightful operation nec
essary lo t,cjiarate the jaws once (lie
teeth nre buried in tlio sticky muss.
"As might bo expected, few Euro
peans like diimhoy on find acquaint
ance; and, with some, the initial dis
taste prevents further experiments.
If n second or third attempt is made,
however, and the dish has been prop
erly prepared, the habit is iiMinlh
formed nnd before long every night
spent in the hush without a meal of
diimboy i counted a privation.
"Among the white residents of Li
beria, fondness for this dish
amounts almost lo u cult. It is re
garded ns a sort of guaranty (hut
one's tenderfoot days are over."
FRENCH DECLINE OFFERS
OF FOREUMJOLUNTEERS
PAIHB, Aug. 0.-0eneral Michel,
military governor of Paris, while ap
preciating the gootl will of Niieh for
eiguera in France iih nre offering
their soivu'cs Ju the French uriii
ami wish (o organize a special corps,
says lie does not believe tho army
can ut uc cut utilize such volunteer
Iroopx,
SAFETY FIRST
JOY IE GIVEN
BY ROSENBAUM
A. S. HoM'iilmuui, genial general
manager til' the llttrriuinu lino in the
Kopic Uiver valley, i giMtig uiioli
enl iii'iiiontriitioiiH oi' tlio Sni'oty
First itleit Hint lo not fail to eon
vineo the nuM skoiliml of its vulile.
He Is usinir his newlv iMirohus'etl mi-
lomoliile, to oliow that Snfetv First
can ho applied to the auto joy ride
unit thereby nil danger he t'liminntetl.
Tuesday ou'diiur .Mr. Uiwenlmum
gave tho people of Central Point n
most convincing tlouioiiMrullon, Tho
le.ssou lusted nil houv, ami witueMe
were firmly oonviitced that ns long n
Mr. UoMMibiuun's yti'iu is npplietl,
neeitlouts are iuipo'ilih1.
To avoid going n round n corner
I no fnl, Mr. ItiiM'tilinum Mapped on
his emergetiey lirufco. It worked, nud
the ear came lo u stop, thus n voiding
all danger of skiddinu or of liumpinr
into the curb. Friends who missed
took occasion to conarntuhile the
railroad mauiiatt tn"" Iih niitomo
Lilo aeqiiisitioii, nud it win several
minutes before an attempt was made
to start the car.
ltoey got out nud cranked the
car. It .started nfler several stren
uous twists or the crank. He got in
and Marled off. The ear ran about,
u yard and stopped. Again the
cranking process was reported to niitl
another yaid wot gained before tlio
engine died. Apuji ami again Ihe
performance va H'twiited. Kaeh
lime u few inches, in distance was
gained. Meanwhile a large crowd
collected. Itosey got redtler and red
der willi each crank. F.verv fn-di
start was greelctl with cheers by (he
friends of the magnate. Itosov prov
ed eniit'liisielv that there n no
danger to tho public in one of his
Sufriv Firt jov ride-.
After an hour's strenuous labor,
someone called lto-.c' atleiiliou to
the fact that his citergenev brake
was mi- and the demonstration
ended.
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i
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the time, would have
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a bail headache most
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JOY lIFNOT
ASHLAND MAN
Medfoid Mail Tilhuno.
Dear Sin The neoouul that you
published lately In your impel' about
U Newell Wright of AshlalnV Or.,
inking a joy ride through Nm Fiau-
eisco, Oakland und Heikeley with u
number of girls nud rushing n num
ber of hogus cheeks lit ivsoitM tail!
he n Mistake.
I liiio been here In AslilAud fn' the
Inst six moulds celling ticktMs for Ihe
Southern l'lieifio Hailniii.ctfmpany,
and If 1 was in Oakland, (Jul. .'it must
have heeii in u dieain or idino, of
which 1 hftvo no knowledge.
The imAy solution that I can think
of is that someone pa'sshlt'thj-Jiugh
here niitl learned of tuv uiiiili mill in
serted same iii'ii-i old suit of clothes
which he got seine place, so its to
mislead the police, ns 1 have not had
n suit of chillies wtoleu.
I wish to ask tho editor of the Mail
Trihuut at Medford to publish IliW
article for the benefit of the local
people to the Rogue River valley.
Yours truly,
W NFAVKI.L WRtnilT.
Ticket clerk S. 1 Co.. Ashland, Or.
Ashland. Or., ng. .", till I.
TINMlF
SHIPS ARE SEI2ED
I.ON'DON, Aug. fl. It Is ostimut.
ed that when Kiiglaiid declared war
on (lennnny ihere weie 2000 (Icrainn
steamship anil IHKItl (lerninit sailing
shiw on the high eas In uihliliou
to the nertiiau steamer llelgia, more
than twenty Oennnii vessels were
seized in or captured outside llrilish
ports. These included three Meotti
ers off (libraltar which had valuable
cargoes.
Water-
IT THEATRE
i'ou TojsiaiiT otfix i
A HOOIAIi nilO.ST Two lyel .( Illg Tlnlllfr.
IVVril'S ROl'NIl.UI' AincrlcuH Western,
'J'JIi: I.OAI'KIt Reliance. .
'Jilt: CIIAMI'IO.V DIVCIt Keystone Comedy, haul lo heat.
Ili;i( TOMORROWr-
LAKT AllVKNTIJItllS 01' KATIILV.V
l'JKKT 01'' MILLION f MYSTIfltY,
MUTI'AL WIl(f,V NinVH,,
38 KILLED IN
OPLIN
WRECK
JOI'LIN, Mo., Aim. . Thirty,
eight persona wore killed and twenty
five Injured touluht In n collision be
tween northbound pnHHeiiKur train
No. 2 oil .tho Kansas City rtoutlmrii
railway and Missouri and North Ar
kansas railroad unsolliio motor cur,
running on the Kansas City Southern
(racks near Tipton Ford, ten miles
south of here. Mistaken ordorn are
until to hare mused the accident.
With supposedly n clear track
ahead, the pnmtoiiRcr train pluiiKod
at full speed Into 'ho motor ear.
wliU-ti wiiH coming from the opposite
direction, l-.nch Is said to havo been
running thirty-tlvo miles an hour.
Tho moor car was telescoped and its
Kitsullno reservoir exploded, throw
ing burning oil over tlio wreckage.
Tho heavy train crushed the mo
tor car like paper nud Ihe, crush was
Immediately followed by tne fire
which spread death nnd Injury lo ui
mont ever) one on the motor.
As tho fire spread, urtmns of the
persons pinned under the wreckage
could bo heard, A number hcKKi'd
to ho killed rather than face n slow
denth by fire.
When the nowa of the wreck
reached Jopllu, uvcrv nvatlnhlo phy
slclaii and nurso was rushed on a
relief train. The Injured were plac
ed aboard and broiiRht bark to Jop
llu nnd tonight the himpltnU here
lire crowded. Many of the dead were
taken to Neosho, Mo,
Do It Today
Rcsotva to smoke (tor, Johnson cl
Bars, tho bent, nud thereby pntronUn
homo Industry. tt
PAGE Theatre
Tool, Comroi'lalilf, Woll
Vcntlliilt'd
Big Universftl Foaturo
The
Trey O'Hearts
A Spci'lai'tiljir Dniitia Itv
LOUIS JOSEPH VANCE
Author of
"THE BRASS BOWL"
Coiiiiiiiiit'iii
Wednesday and Thursday
Road I his wonderful story in
flu.' Medfoi'd Sun and set it
acied and featured on tho
Ht(i;e.m at this theater.
.Sot; (ho firnfc Ihreo pai'ls io
dav. '
Also a
One-Part Drntna
and
One-Part Comedy
Hear flit laro
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Coolest Plaee in iMedi'ord'
dulls 10e. Children ru
Doors Upon Ttlu
Iviillrrt (1iiing of Program Tomorrow
STAR Theatre
. Last Time Today
ARNOLD DALY
IN
"ThePortof
Missing Men"
Frohmon Series
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(rORMr.RLY I'RIMO VIOUNIST
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