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StEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDF0RD. OREGON, THURSDAY. AUGUST 111, 1014
re YORK PROBES
OF
CARRANZA HALTS
OF FRENCH IN FIGHT
OF FOOD STUFFS
VILLA'S COMMAND
BULK
FRENCH
DOUBLE
SUCCESS
INCREASED
PRIES
NAVY REPORTED
AMMUNITION
FOR
MEDITERRANEAN
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(Ion of nn nllcRcd conspiracy to In
ercnso tho price of food In Now York
City was to begun todny by District
Attorney Whitman who announced
thnt persons lmvlnp a knowledge of
food prices would bo kIcii nn oppor
tunity to bo heard before ono of his
representatives to tell of the upward
trend of prices.
In tho oent thnt certain persons
whom tho district attorney has In
ltod to attend this Inquiry fall to
appear, ho announced that they would
bo subpoenaed.
Two other Investigations to bo set
In motion today were those tinder
the auspices bf Major Mltchcl and
President Marks of Manhattan bor
jurIi. Mayor Mltchol annouuw
that ho would appoint a citizens' cow
ii) I tt co of CO to look Into tho situa
tion, President Marks will seek to
ameliorate conditions through tho
Open Market committee, which has
been called to meet late today.
In addition to tho activity of the
city officials, Mrs. Julian Heath, pres
ident of the Housewives' League, has
taken steps to start a food boycott an
a protest against high prices. Sho
has Issaed an appeal to every housv
wife is the eoURtry to Join ia tho
boycott.
The district attorney's lnvestiga
tion may lead to grand Jury actios.
AMERICANS LOOK
AFTER AUSTRIANS
LONDON, Aug. 33. As soon as
tho declaration of war by England
on Austria-Hungary became publicly
known a largo number of Austrian
and Hungarian residents In London
who wens liable to bo called upon fe
rn Hilary service, applied to Robert P.
Skinner, the American consul general
for enrollment. Tho clerks of tbo
consulate general at once began
stamping the men's military books
and this will be regarded by the Aus
trian authorities as evidence that tho
holders were ready to perform their
duty.
Ia accordance with previous in
structions received from Secretary of
State llryan, Consul General Skinner
has notified tbo Americas consuls
throughout the British Isles to take
oier the Austrian consulates.
LONDON, Aug. 13. Tho war of
tho nations o( Kurope toilay became
further regularised with tho formal
declaration of war on Auslrla-Hun-gary
by Great Britain and Franco
The strength of the Hrltlsh fleet In
tho Mediterranean Is unknown as no
movements of wnrshlps havo been
mado public since the, first mittimnir
of hostilities. It Is known however, I
that Franco has tho hulk of her fleet J
In the Mediterranean, so that no np-'
prehension exists here as to tho snfo-.
ty of trade routes through that sc.i
now that It seems certain that tho.
German cruisers Goebcn and llrcslau
arc out of action.
Sen near of Gormnin
Tho official press bureau describ
ing today the position of British
cruisers In the Atlantic and else
where, expressly urges traders of all
nations doing business with Great
Britain to send their cargoes confi
dently and boldly to sea In British
or neutral ships in all directions ex 1
cept the North Sea, where, owing to
mines and tho probability of naval
operations, no guarantco can et be
given, although as announced jester-
day, passenger services are again
running.
In the field of land operations, lit
tle change has occurred since, yester
day.
It must bo remembered In consid
ering all the published reports of
military (operations that these des
patches emanate almost exclusively
from the side of the allied forces of
Belgium and France's armies.
News All One Sided
Nothing, whatever, comes from tho
German and Austrian side relating tt
military movements nor disposition
and only occasionally a brief Item
describing the result of past engage
ments is mado public from those
quarters. The strict censorship ex
ercised over the wholo field makes
it difficult to estimate the value of
the nows received.
Tho struggte for the possession of
the Belgian forts surrounding Llego
has re-commenced and reports of ar
tillery and cavalry engagements aro
taken as Indicating the possible be
ginning of a great battle on Belgian
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GERMAN FLEET AND TOWNS TWWssATENEO BY tlttSIAN ARMY.
NEUTRALITY ASSURANCE
PAKlS, Aup. l., n:.'10 . m. The
Dutch goxiTiiiucut officially ge to
ilny the French renewed iis.-uranee
of iU ueutnilitv in Hie prcs-ent con
flict mid of its firm intention to male
it reeetel. The Dutch nrruy, it
was pointed out, unu well trained
AT
NAMUR BY BELGIANS
IWtUSSKLS. via London, Aug. 13,
3 SO p. in. A Belgian official com
munication today says that a Ger
man forco proceeding In tho direction
of Kghoiee, to tho north of Xaruur,
was attacked and repulsed this morn
Ing by the Belgian troops. Tho tier-
nmn iiiifffri.t khvam !itt!tA!tt,i Th
and well officered and would strong- iJllBan, captured a number of ma-
jy resist any attempt to enter its tcr-,chlno mounted on motor cars,
ritory.
If you want a lithographed fruit
label Instead of a printed one, see
us. we are agents for Scbmltz Litho
graph Co. Mcdford Printing Co.
ITALY MOBILIZES
250,000 TROOPS
OKNKVAj. Swilwrlniui, tin Vnt,
Aup. i:i, 12:10 p. m.--ftntv Imw mob.
ilixed lictwceu L00,000 nnd MO.OOO
trooim on the yits ami Austrian
frontiers na n prceniilionury meas
tire. All tlie high pars over the
Alw, buch iik the Thcoilulo nbnte
Xennntl. nre strongly held, iitul SwInk
nnd Ilnliiiu pjitrols meet there nnd
exchange their im)rcsioiiH of the
wur.
The bulk of the German forces Is
believed to be concentrated on the
frontier between Llego and tho Duchy
of Luxemburg. This leads to the
conclusion thaj. Germany's frontier
facing Russia can bo only lightly
guarded, probably by newly organ
ised armies composed of reservists
called to tho colors.
SUSPENSION THREAT
LONDON. Aug. IS. t.25 p. m.-
Karl Kitchener, British secretary of
state for war today notified the press
that any newspaper publishing nows
of naval or mllltagr movemonts ex
cept that Issued by tho official bureau
would be suspended
MORGAN'S MAY LEND
FRANCE MILLIONS
WASHINGTON', Auk. 13.-4. V.
Morgiin & Co. Iinvc itiiiiirrl of the
Mate department what the United
Slntes gmcrnment' nttitmle would be
toward u French wur loan of fcvcrul
hundred millions to be floated in
this rounlrv.
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ARMY ENGINEERS
DUE AUGUST 21
A message from Lieutenant Colo
ncl T. If. IleeK, who i in charge of
the itinerary of the board of unuy
engineer who arc to visit tho coast
next weeVJ htulen tiiat the board will
be in Omnia Pass on the 'Jlht, in
htend of tho 20th, us prewously an
niiiiiiced. A dclegutiou from Oranl-I'at-s
with Hcicn nutomobilert will go
to Cncent City nn the '20 Hi to meet
the board mid escort the members to
(JrantH I'uks the following day. Mcd
ford and Attbland will cuuh ttmd del
egated and nutos, making a lurge
contingent from tho Iloguc valley,
licgiuuld I'nrxon of Hillcrest is chair
can of tho Med ford delegation nnd
will endeavor to have the engineer
spend n dny nt Mcdford.
NO CHANGE IN PRICE
OF MEAT IN CHICAGO
CHICAGO, Aug. 13. Thcro was
no change In tho wbolcsalo price of
cut meats at tbo stock jards today,
except that sausago was described as
"a trlflo stronger."
Tho Investigation of the alleged
wur rUo of prices on foodstuffs order
ed by tho president, will be taken ui,
mo far &a Chicago Is concerned, by
District Attornoy Wllkorson on his
return from vacation tomorrow.
New Lace
New Trimmings
New Ribbons
New Buttons
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Mcdford 's Exclusive Dry Goods Store
FIRST SHOWING OF
New Fall Silks and Dress Goods
After scouring the eastern markets for the past month, we have secured the greatest and most com
plete line of new and up-to-date merchandise ever shown in Medford. Styles and combinations are
entirely different this season. Many of the very n ecessary novelties are scarce and had to be secured
from first hand. We invite you to visit our store, examine our goods, familiarixe yourself with the
INCREASE IN LUMIER
BATES ABE SUSPENDED
WASHINGTON, An. 13. l'ro.
Htd iiioreunori in now freight rates
mi lumbnr from Arkatna und other
hlutwi to the eut.1, ranging from 1 to
;i (iIh per J 00 poiiiniK, weru mis
jMWdcd (oduy by (ho iulorbtutn cum.
Mtrt' cofuiuiIoH landing Inventl-
Wl.y N(4
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new styles. Our service is always at your command.
Holding up the Mir
ror of Fall Fashions in
the Store of Quality
Green Dress Goods include tt
very wide range of weaves and
weights in specially selected
qualities, known for their ultra
stylishness and dependability.
French Serges, Prunellas, Gran
ite Cloth, Wool Poplins, Henri
etta and Diagonal "Weaves, at
$2.50, $2 $1.50, $1, 75, 50
Broadcloths, universally accept
ed as fashion's most correct suit
and coat fabric. Our special
quality number in the choice new
fall shades, special ,.$2.30
Selected Novelties in Imported
and American Black Dress
Goods, all very distinctive and
durable. 93. 2.50. $2, $1.50,
$1.
Silk Poplin, the well known Moe
& Co. tjiiality of Silk and Wool
I'opliu in tbo newest colorings to
be bad $1.50, $2.
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Umpire Cloth, cspgcially wtillj
liked for gowns, dresses and'
suits, in tho best now shades.
and black, dl inches wide, tbo;
yard $l,0O
All Wool Ohallies, now foreign,
patterns received, line is com-',
plcfo, botb ligbt and dark col-'
ors, tbo yard ,.. 47'
Friday and Saturday
Glean-Up on
Waists and Dresses
Our entire lot of Waists to close
out, mostly light colors, long and
.short sleeves 29
Ono lot of Silk Waists, cotton
and silk mixed, values up to $4,
special to closo at only..., 98
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. i Ladies' Home Drtss 40c
,Tp close out onlii'e line, your
choice while, they lust,, cach,.'afc.
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Jcytrlbbed vest, low necl, no
sleeves, all mrido full size, rogu-
mv aou, special oiuy xvf (
Ladies' and Children's Hose
Mtido from fiuo long cotton,
guaranteed fast black, always
sold at 'Jftc, special 10
iAiiis, ak. 13, aiao p. m. Alt
uttlclnl report of tho (IkIiIIiik '
tvecn tho rrench unj (lermnns Hi
(ho trinity of Ponttii.Mouason, north
nt Nnucy, Issuoit ttulny snysi
"Tho tlghtlntt lilch slnrtvil on
'AtiRust 1 1 was eontlniiud on AitKUst
Vi under thrlllltiK conditions (or thn
Pronch. It tuny ho suuintod up nn
follews:
"Thn first phnso sns nn nttsok on
two Freneh uMUIIon hy tlorinuu
force crontly superior In numlivr.
Tho two Kronen battalions foil hnck
hut, beliiK relnforeod durliiK thn
nlclit. ftusiiiucd tho offemho well sup.
ported by artillery.
"This counter ntUck rnusod tho
Ooruuns to rotrvnl precipitately, ?a.
Iiik behind thorn a largo numhor of
killed, wounded nnd prUonars.
"The Hermans abandoned a battery
of artillery, three ntnchlnn Runs nnd
soveral waRonloads of aininunttlon.
"Thn French troops followed Up
tholr advantaKo and on Wednesday a
French battery surprised thn Twenty.
First llsden tiraxoon reRlment whllo
tho mon were dismounted. In a faw
minutes the regiment was dostroed.
"Tho effect of this double success
was Immsdlatnly perceptible. Not
only was the forward movement of
tho Oernian troops stopped, but their
rolumns foil back, clorely followed by
tho French In the course of this pur
suit, thn French found on a hill and
In neighboring villages many German
soldiers who had been wounded In
tho fight on August tt,
"Nino German officers nnd 1000
woundod men fell Into tho French
hands as prisoners.
"The poor quality of the projectiles
used by thn German cavalry an 1
heavy artillery was convincingly dem
onstrated during tho bombardment tif
ont-a-Moumon. Moro than 100
shells containing enormous charges qf
explosives weighing altogether 320
pounds each Were fired frm a battery
of : 1 centimeter mortars at a dUtance
of about six and a quarter miles. Tho
total result of this avalanche of Iron
explosives was four kilted and 12
wounded In tho town.''
WAHIIINGTON, Aug 151. Itcpnrta
or Increased friction not noon Cnrran.
nt nmt Vllln, coustltutloualUt leaders
In Mexico, thnt nmclied a sml-cllmax
when tho "first chief" directed that
ntuiuuiiltloii conslguml to Villa bo
hold up at Taniplrn, brought n long
dormant phnso of Hip Mexican sllun
linn to tho front today, Ottrranm'u
sudden order to halt tho ammunltloa
Was tho first Indication ho had glton
of Intorferouro with tho ro-orgnnltn.
tloti of Villa's nrmv In Chihuahua,
While CcrraniR'a action wan not ox.
plained In official advices to thu
Wnshlngtnn government, vol Villa's
reason for his dlspleasurn with Car
mum's attitude havo been outlined
by persons In Washington who havo
been In touch with him,
Villa watits L'arransn to retire as
"first chief." Iln Insists that a civil
Instead of a military government Ho
established to conduct elections
throughout thn southern republic!
that land reform bo executed In con
formation with tho Mexican consti
tution! that tho federal army be dls.
solved, but thnt deserving officers
and men be admitted to tho now
army, and that amnesty be given to
all political offenders excepting thoso
Involved In tho nntl-Madero plot.
NEW RESTRICTIONS
With Msdfbrd traaa is Medford mt&
Now regulations for ilojr, owner
ndopted by the city council TucMlny
night ulirn it met to vnlidnte the dot;
onliniiucn In providing Hint nil rini;
ho niiuxlril nnd abolishing the pro
vSkIoii Hint cnnluCN could ho tied. Thn
council iiIko liroUdrd thnt the inutile
ho of wire, nut Icuther. The new"
nntiunnee U legnl und ncconllug to
tho ohnrter.
Tho fimlini; of two valuable dog
dend on Homt Lino Wcilucsdny lend
tho police to lielieie Unit rrlcl)rv
nre M'nttcring strychnine about. The
Hiliue Miy that n number of ring
hnto been tied tin to nvoUl inusxling
nnd thnt these owners will bo wnrned
n inutxIeU rrouircd.
M!fcfcM
IRWIN BROS.
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70 Wildest Bucking Bronchos
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50 Real Cowboys and Cowgirls
Presenting a performance that has become famous
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PICTURESQUE PANORAMA
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MEDFORD
BASE BALL PARK
MONDAY, AUG. 17
2 lid 8 p.m. Street Parade K a. m
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