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Datlv avrrai: fur xls months tndlng
December 31. 191J. S500.
IHlffO CAR OF -GREATEST
SHOW
X
ON EARTH HERE
The third of tho advcrtlKltiR cant
which herald the coming of tho Bar
num &. Bailey circus reached this city
today and, miraculously, window and
wall hlossonicd anew Into thralling;
lithographic splendor of parado and
j)crfornianco. George Clare, long an
nut-of-doors puhllclty specialist, la In
charge of tho car, and hla corps of
2G experts Illuminated city and coun
try for miles distant with tho blithe
some, glowing colors of tho clrciu
poster.
nTh Oreatest Show on Earth? will
exhibit here next Saturday and pro
Ibo. Is glren of conclusive proof that
the popularly-bestowed titlo of the
big traveling amusement Institution
Is no exaggeration. A street parade
will gladden Iho'eyc and hearts of
young and old In the morning., Cruel
fortune may cheat. some of th .rap
tures to he had Inside the tents, hut
the street parade Is theirs, for Its
free. Tho picturesque line will
stretch nearly three miles long.
Two performances will be given, at
2 o'clock In tho afternoon, and at S
o'clock at night. The spacious cir
cus entrances will open for the crowds
an hour earlier to permit observation
of the 110-cage menagerie, forty
elephants, a double herd of camels,
four giraffes, a rhlnoccroes and a hip
popotamus aro among tho collection
of rare, costly and curious antimals.
Barnum & Bailey bavo ransacked
the f ntlro world for arenlc celebrities,
and below and aloft, they give assur
ance, this season's performance Is the
most painstaking and diversified In
the long history of tho undertaking.
STRONEARTHQUAKE
' (S FELT AT COMO
110MB. Aug. 20. 8:10 p. m. (de
laywl In transmission). ' A stronjd
earthquake shock was ion nt uomo
today und caused groat alarm. Tho
people of tho city rushed into tho
stieets. The Inmates of tho San Don
nlno prison had a bad scare, as they
luilloved the ancient building might
collapse The prlsouers Include Por
ter Charlton, an American, awaiting
trial for tho rnunlor of his wife at
Lake Coino in 191 Q.
JAPAN IMPOSING
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SAN FRAKCIRCO, Ciil., Aug. 21.
Evidence Jluit Japan x inipoiiii;;
the niokt rigid ct'nuoiliii on nil lw
jmtelii'i leaving tin ejnjiiio i con
iiilWd In Honolulu ncvxhpniK'rs at
liiiiiil today,
Under date of August 12, ilio Hon
olulii fitnr-Uulletiii prititH notice flint
queries uddienscd to ilH correjoitd
fill lj Tokio innaln uimiiHwercd und
Hint lllo 'Juimiii'ku iiuwwiiperii ul
IWicd in Honolulu liuvu Lton Inform
ed (lint no i'iuwm rdutiiitf to Ilio Hit
whIIhh UIh'iiiU wilt U'iiultli'd to leave
To Wo; olkerx )luit, uolliing toiieliiuk'
OH the ii-lHtiow livtwoen Jupuu und
tlw Uullvd tilidt iiWit ho dixmtel.
mL MM UU hIIu'IM lllilt lliey would
& iWl ihiIMiw wliHtever irom
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CENSORSHIP
WAR WANTON - MURDER
nr IIOTT shnlt not kill."
Thus ran Hie oomnunuhnoni of Moses deliv
ered to Hie people of Israel nt Mount Siimi.
"Thou slwlt not kill'' hits Ixwomo the universal law of
nations the law of civilizations as well as the injunction
of religions. f
If murder is wrong for the individual, it is equally
wrong for the eonununity or lor the state merely a eoi
lection of individuals
War is nothinsr but murder.
Time was when the individual personally avenged his
wrongs. That time has long
the individual are suhordinato to the rights ol the com-
i ..2i ii it..ii ii. ;.. i!-.i.i....t .....l
niuniry or uie sum, which
avenges his wromis.
Iii the same way the rights of the state arc subordinate
to rights of the entire world, or collection!1 stales. There
is no more sense in nations resorting to wart'ar'e'than there
is in individuals.
It is idle to preach against
against the individual for murdering on a retail scale when
the "state itself is engaged in
basis.
"What use is it to punish
is training men for murder,
murder and desolates the land by murder i
Murder is the mark of the barbarian. "War (wholesale
murder) is the destroyer of civilization. Plunder is its
mainspring not patriotism. Land and gold of other
nations are coveted. Rulers
people and enlarge their own domains, and science, educa
tion, art, progress of centuries tire wiped out in the twink
lingof an eye.
The right of tho individual to life, liberty and pursuit
of happiness, so long as he does not infringe upon human
ity, is the object of government. Success depends upon
ttie, consent of the governed. There can be no equitable
government without this consent. For one nation to at
tempt to subordinate and rule another against its consent
is wrong, and the friction thereby engendered is destruc
tive' to human progress.
The people of every nation have, tho inherent right to
rule themselves, but must not infringe upon the rights of
their neighbors. Granted this right, to exercise through
national federations in whatever form desired and war
will be no more.
The European nation of today, that consists of people
governed against their will by a foreign race and denied a
voice in their own control, is a medieval survival and must
soon go the way of thc feudal barony. The national wars
will follow the baronial wars, religious ware, feudal wars,
into oblivion and the cannon and the man-of-war the
catapult and tho coat of mail.
"War is itself crime, graft and fraud. Tts fruits aro
ain, sorrow, death and desolation; blasted lives, ruined
ionics and broken hearts; its splendor is a tinsel sham;
its heroism wasted in an unworthy cause; its fame, sound
ing brass and tinkling cymbal, while its paths of glory lead
but to the grave.
German Socialists Oppose War
The following, anti-war declaration,
was made by the national executlvo
committee of the socialist party in
Germany at Berlin on July 15, 1914:
A Call
The fields of the Balkans aro still
smoking with blood of tho thousands
murdered. Still are smoking tho ruins
of the burned cities and devastated
villages, still workless men, widowed
Women and orphaned children wander
hungry through the land, and already
tho War Fury let loose by Austrian
Imperialism Is getting ready to scat
ter death and destruction over all of
Europe. Although we may and do
condemn tho plottlngs of the Tan
Servian nationalises, yet tho frivolous
provocation of the war by the Aus
tria Hungary government, calls for
pie strongest protest. Tho demands
of this government are the most bru
tal that ever In all history were made
o an independent stato and calculated
entirely to provoke war.
The class conscious proletariat of
Germany raises in tho name of hu
manity and civillzutlon a flaming pro
test against the criminal action of the
Rubber to be Used For Paving
Streets Says Sir Henry Blake
KntcrH the noiselens city ! At Inst
the tired jicrven of, the city dueller
arc to be rcljeycd of the incessant din
and elatter of city htr--eti which,
iici'ordinK to our nerve hpccinlwlH,
tire partially mponhiblu for tho in
(reusing inMtniJy rote of our itien.
It libber is to replace brick, htoiiu und
dijphiilt ni the paving. of fuliiio cil
ii'H, tiei'ording to (lie prediction if
Sir Jfeiiry IJlnko in epeninj: the
fourth international rubber exhiliition
in London. Advanve in the produo
(ion and' liianufaeliiro of tho product
during the past three yeaiK have been
so greu as to liring witliju tjio realm
of reulity lhl Utojmui KiigKCtiori.
At the Loudon exhibition every
thing poHnllile wiik uiude of ruhher.
One entire inoin wiih coiiipletely fiiin
Uhed lu nililier. Tho wuIIm were cov
ered vtjlji H Hbillfiilly iJiKgtiUed IP
wall imiMtr, tho picture wvru iiioiiul-
FRENCH VETERAM ANNOUNCES
BEATH Of UN IN WAR
IkilllLf i.... 11 if.OR
i nnin, u(f .ii im.ii ii iui-
(,'uuui (lne)iy Ityyiiicuiird, n vrlvi'im
or in war oi mii vwm wimoiiiirfsiimymiiii, win um geiicru swui,
.a n " , ," . i w. ...',.11. I l i I . mt
(he dcHlh u Mill u tin1 I'miuI i My cldeol sou U xllli lm llinl (Ilium
"Olio ou lmady huu mul Uw j m.ui Long Ijtu J'iiiiet"
MEDFORD MAlfi TRIBUNE,
since passed. The rights of
protects mi hhuviuusu ami
murder and invoke the laws
practicing it on a wholesale
the murderer when the state
nmnutacturing implements lor
desire to exploit neighboring
war makers. We demand impera
tively that tho German government
use Us Influenco upon tho Austrian
government for the maintenance of
pcaco, and that If the shameful war
cannot bo prevented to abstain from
every military Interference with It.
Not one drop of blood of n German
soldier shall be sacrificed to the Itch
ing for jiowcr of Austrian despotism
and to tho Imperialistic profit Inter
ests. Comrades, wo call on you to
meet In mass gatherings and glvo ex
pressions to tue immovanie
peace
sentiment of the
class
conscious
working class.
A serious hour has come. Moro ser
ious than any In many decades. There
Is .danger In delay. Wo are threat
ened with a world wnr. Tho ruling
class who In times of peace, gag, des
pise and exploit you now wish to use
you as food for cannon. Kverywhern
must be brought to tho ears of tho
tyrants. "Wo Want no War; Down
with War; Up with the International
Brotherhood of tho I'eoplos."
THE PAIITV DIRECTOIIATK,
Berlin, July 25, 1914.
ed in ruliber frames; even ilio car
pets wero of the .hjidio nll-coiuuicrinjj
inalerialH. Tallies, eliairw, blottcro,
inkstands, paKr wvightK, letter
ruckH, pcnholderrt, were of rulihur,
while thn elcntriu liirlit fixtures wore
of vulcanite. Dainty curtain hung
nt tho windows; own these were of
rubber hung on rubber ringH, sus
pended on u nililier poe.
Oathide the hall, where the exhibi
tion was held, was u tennis com t
inudeif ridiher, Jir which U ehijiued
the inosf perfect results yet atlaini'd
for the game. Its resilience gives (ha
balls the rebound of Millard cushions,
After witnessing an exhibition match
on Jhu court the rubber growers and
niauiU'iictiirers attending were Invited
to n luncheon, uhcie iigalii cvcryUjIiig
hut tint foodeven o (lie menu cauls
was of ruhher. New Voih Indc
1 pendent,
ifeutli of tho bra nt heyoiii I lie f'oii.
tier lit I he head of n siiuailroii of iho
sincnlli liuskiiis, 0IIht will iivetii
him, AiKilhur in my S"ns, ni urn!
'MEDFORP; OKKflON, FBID'aV. ''Afr'Cmsfr 21. 101-
, Women Who Do Men's Work
Should Wear a Beard
Tho full nreomt of Dr Ilium File
ileitlml'H prediction Unit hlRluir edu
cation and tho teuilnin movement
movement would combine to product)
a race- of Imldhcadod women whoso
capillary deflclcncloi would bo count-iT-lmlancod
by beards nmt inuHtnchoi,
appeared n tho llcrtlnur Tugoblatt.
Hero aro poiuo extracts-
"Tho plctuw of n uplcnl philoso
pher Is lucoiupleto without Imldnoa
and a board. A connection l)et,voiu
thu shape of the head and tho formn
tlon of baldness Is ccrtalu In tho sense
Ihnt a high arcliltiK of the forohead
predisposes to baldncus. Tie lower
tho arching of tho brow, tho sooner
growth and development ceaso, aitl
tho lotiKor the scalp remains covoAmJ.
Tho mixture of races Is said to load to
an Increase In the oluino of tho
brain pan, and It Is n fact thut It
causes n lengthening In tho'porlod mf
growth nnil development.
"That tho maximum of baldness Is
to be observed among civilised nn-
OF FOOD STUFFS
WASHINGTON, Aug. 21. Attor
ney General Mclloynolds expects sev
eral IndictiHciitH to lc returned with.
In tho next few days as the result of
tho investigation ordered by Presi
dent Wilson of tho Increase In food
prices since tho outbreak of war In
Europe.
Government oftlclali would not suv
today In what cities tho ludlrtmeiitn
would be sought, but It was declared
no effort would bo made to locnllto
the prosecutions In any particular
part of the country.
Mr. .Mcltoynolds hos been In fro
riuent communication with tho white
house since the Investigation was
started and expects to make his for
mal report soon. The president has
directed that prosecutions be pressed
vigorously.
GERMANS HOLD BRUSSELS:
CONCLAVE TO URGE PEACE
LONDON, AugTll. 1!I0 a' m.
Tho Germans harW at fast occupied
Brussels, but In AUaco thoy seem to
ho making no advance. The Intel
report Js that the Kronen have recap
tured Muolhaithen and It still seems
truo that, after eighteen dnys of
fighting, there are no German troops
on French soil.
On German) 'a eastern frontier
there has been considerable outpost
fighting which wonld Indicate that
tho Iltisslana aro completing their
work of concentration. Tlicro has
been no serious collision In this re
gion as yet, however. Aunlrla Is too
much engaged with Ilussla and with
the need of holplng Germany to mnko
much progress In her war campaign
against Servla. No news has been
received of any naval movements,
either in the North Sea or tho Med
iterranean. Catarrh is Oftc
Dicp Seated
Local Congestions May In
dicate Much Internal
Inflammation.
7ut litcatitf catsrrh affects the not sod
throat, lew pcojile realize bow tU-rp tratrd
It may lie until It creep Into tlio bronchial
tubes and ittl down Into lb lung.
Tua way to treat lalarrli I to rrrojrnlio
(tin act that It Ii In Ilia Mood.
And ttiero la only on blood purifier that
can be saftlr used. It Is 8. H, H., the rnoat
powerful, the in rut irarcblnjf, tho moat
anlmllallre blood remedy known today, for
It la not a mineral, but a vegetable remedy.
The medicinal lomimnrnU of H. H. H. am
relatlrrly Juat a nnentlal to well balaneril
health o tho iiulrltlro properties of tho
Kralna, nieata, augar and fat of foodi.
Adj lots) Irrllatlns loilueArn la the blood la
rejected y the tliiue cells snd rllmluated
by reaaon of tho atlinulatlnK Inllueiue at
M H H
'Vqn will noon reallto its wonderful ln
flurnio by the nhai-nc of lieailailie, a dr.
rlded rlearloic of lb air mfaw. a aleadlly
Improved naaal rondltlon, and a iw-nie of
bodily rrlluf that iruyn how coiuiletely
Catarrh often lufeata the enllri' ayatroi.
Vou will llnd H. H. H. on aal at all ilruu
alorra. It U a remarkable remedy for uliy
snd all blixwl aireiiloiM. eueh aa rirvw,
raab, )iimh, tetter, ixurleala, bolla, nhd nil
other dlaeaei rouilllloqa of jh blood. I'tir
tal advlit on any blood illn'aae wrll
Mrdlial Kept . 'Die Kwlft Hln-tMr.f'u., TuVi
Hwlft Hid.'., Atlanla, (la. I'arefiilly avoid
auy and all kiiUlliulea for M, H, H. 'Ihvru
la uothlwif ''jual n K'v'l." ,
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKE
Jdy AsfMltiBl
UN H, MWfhWrt
I'rIOWW Mr 7 Mi 47'
ImMUm trurriMi UwSl I'?
v
INDICTMENTS
FOR
All
PIES
lEJiliPfl
ttons Is WUi to tho fact that clvlllrn
(ton M) d culture only nrlso mid at
tain Jo tholr highest dovoo)uiout n
tho cviitorti of mixed races. That
hlthoito tho grontor lownosa of wnin
en's brows has boon liitlmnloly con
licctcit with a quicker growth mid a
quicker cessation of Riowth of tho
tuontnl fncultloM bocomos constantly
clearer lu tho light of mndorii In
VoKtlKattous, "If women continue- In dovota
thciusolvos numi and moro to maii'B
work, I lion 11 Is clonr to thaso who
bolteo In, I.amnrck'g theories that
thoro wilt gradually take place an al
teration In voiinl'H bodily form lu
tho muso of adnptatlon to thu now
conditions under which she works
Ah tho mnlo body Is adapted to tho
work K'rformod by moil, so tomliilno
adaptation will signify tho acquisi
tion of initio characteristics, llvon
today. It ran bo seen that women mi
dortttkliiK heavy Intellectual labor
loud to bo nliorthalrod,"
pope's wTll Mi
FOR
PENS ONS FOR
POOR
RELATIVES POPES
UOMi:. Aug. an, ll :,, n Parli.
Aug, 21, 8;50 a. m Nothing In of
ficially known about tho late 1'opo's
will, but tho Glorunle It'ltnlla says, It
Is drawn In humble, pious langungo.
It .recommends that l.ia micccsspr
grant his sinters a pension of Ji'.O
monthly each, but doen not mention
his niece. Glldn I'nrolln. 11 nlao ex
(ircssos the dcslro that n immisIoii of
$12 monthly be granted to his valet.
Tho newspaper adds that tho Into
pontiff asks that .his secretaries,
Monslguor Glinnnnl llrcssnn and
Monslgnor Glueseppu JVarlnl. bo
promoted to catiourlcs,
Tho will contains a recommenda
tion that the burial ho a modest one
lu tho crypt of St. rotors. It con
cludes by Invoking God's forgiveness
for tho sins which tho testator may
have committed, especially ns pontiff.
ALLIED FLEET
SHELLS 6ELT1NG
LONDON, Aug. n, 7; HO a, in.- A
despatch to tho lCxchango Telegraph
company from Cottlnjo under yester
day' date sas that an Kugllsli fleet,
supported by French warships In ton
Junction with .Montenegrin' batteries
on Mount I.ovchen on Wednesday
bombarded the Austrian fortifications
nt Catturo, greatly damaging thorn.
Tho correspondent adds that In an
engagement bolwevu Montenegrin
nnd Austrians In llosnln tho loiter
suffered 200 casualties.
Tho Urltlsh war Information bur
eau has not confirmed these reports.
Saturday Menu
. . . .
Vo liavc nn tiniiHiially laro line of Kl''ir?H
fop Stiliiidny .slioppinjf. Oomo ppiwinnlly op phono
opdops cai'ly.
VEGETABLES
Oicon Corij, Lottiifo, Onions, CniTots, .Shcllctl
Limn Hcans, ToniatocH, (Vlopy, Swtsot I'oppoi'H,
StpinlJaiir5, IvariishoH, Ucots, (Jiictimhoi's, Ulinlmi'l),
.Siinniicp Sfjna.siii Sweet Polafocs.
FRUITS
0 rapes, 'Apples, Lemony, nSlrawhernoH, Oanla
loujios;' Reaches, Oranges, niiiiaiias IMaeklieiTies,
Aitefinqlons. V l"
Marsh ?t Bennett
eeontltVoH'' typl r ViiNiitjoiuil Banlc. VI10M1 2.r2
BIG REDUCTIONS
' "
Colonials, I'uwps and Oxfords
At Ibu Hlr.n ot
GREATEST Bp
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I'AltlH, Aug. 21, C.IR n. tit. The
Petit I'lirlslon's review of the war sit
nation today says:
A great battle la propailng. lltil
glum Is to bo the Ihentor of tho nmst
formidable shock In history, the
dmittlou of which escapon piophocy.
"Itopulsod In tho soiith at Dluaiit
by the Kreiicli, tho Gerinuim have
been makliiK since Tuesday u vigor
ous offensive iiioeiuoiit toward the
north, which on Wednesday forced
the ItolglatiH, nftor a flue roslstanco to
fall hark on Antwerp. The lltirlln
government will claim a triumph,
wheroitH fiom a ntra(geal point of
Mow the movement was of mediocre
Importance.
"The Trench armies also have
taken up their ieseetlvo positions,
and It Is certain that our general
staff Is fur from being tnkon unpre
pared by our udU'rsarleH turtle
The staff hnd long foreseen tlmm and
Is prepared to deal with them under
tho best auspices."
SISTER ILL
iT
LONDON, Aits:. !.- An won
I'oiih Mulenu'iit war mmlo pnlille In
Loudon Into lul uiglit unit telegraph
ed to New Vnrlj. Hull Antiii Siiilo,
s'fter el' the Into I'ope Pint V, Iium
died in Home hlioilly utter Hi lw
tut; iiwnv of her lirolher. Shook,
oniiM'd liv lln PouliffV dentil, Win
given t the oaito.
It appear today that llii leport
wn tho nult of n tt'lournphir er
ror, whieli ort'iitri'il in the lrHiiMiii-
xioii of n ditutcli from Itome, Thr
poiH hinter ii ulivo, nlthoiigh ur
rerinvr from hlioek, tfhe was ulremly
imlispoM'il when tie pontiff wan
llikeii ill, nml yootordiiv was obliged
to take to her hod, Site U inulcr Ilio
euro of ))r. Amiei,
TELEGnAPHIC COMMUNICATION
WITH DRUSSELS CEASES
LONDON, Aug. J1. Telegraphic
romiiiiinieiitioti between I'tiliiiii nnd
UnifthelM wiih entirely liiterrupted to
day nml no dlnpntelics wer iieeeptiil
Vor nn nlnee in the llelgmn ptov
tueoH of Limboiin;, Liege, Niiiniir,
Luxemburg, linibiinl or Antwerp, ox
cept fur the eilv of Antwerp.
GERMAN CREW LOST
TO UNITED FRUIT LINER
NI'.W YOHIC, Aug. ai. The li.it-
oil fruit liner Aliiiirnule (llntih)
put into New York loduv Imjn '
Ion unit KiiiiMon, without twenty
four inetiilivrrt of the ciew.
Tlnif ii'..iii fliii-iiiiiii. I'ivo of them
ilexerteil nt ('olon on ibo wny down,
nml returning nineteen oilier were
xciml by (lie HritUli uiiIIioiIIIi'n n
KIiiichIoii. .
On All
NOW PREPARING
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pAGE leatre
Cotfl, ("onifoi'liinlo, AVell
Will Hilled
Special Photo Hay Attraction lor
frluoy ami saiiinjay
llavlmj boon able to socuro
Bransford I
Arcadia
A tlirlllliiii film rcndltloii of
Eugene Manlovc
Rhode's
groal novel which aiiioarcil.
serially in
Saturday Evening
Post -
This will be shown In place of
Florence l.orenco which
was advertised
The Hedge Between
One I'mt llriiiuu
His Wife's Flirtation
(Nimeily
Sniiiiitiiy MkIiI Htinw Ttl. I'ltlll .Ml.l
Mulil llenr ill" Irfirjjo
PACK THE ATM 0RCIIKSTUA
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Aiin.Ts me t uii.imr.s' r.o
Cuttle CIiiiiiko "f I'l-ouriilll Suoilar
STAR Theatre
I'llila) nml Sjiliinliiy
Codes of Honor
Willi Orml lluwloy
Vases of Hymen
JOHN HUNNY
and ,'
FLORA FINCH ;
ski.io wiatiiiiV '
TT'Theatre
1'iMii)' nml Satin iIjij
.Miilliieo nml Cvenlui;
Million Dollar
Mystery
Two Itc-elM, Tlilnl UtiUoile, Mnny
TlirlllM
True Irish Hearts
Tlireo Itcol Domino Hporlnt
Mutual Weekly News
now .motion purmiKH aiii:
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iirn- Sliou foi- I lie, MNm l nml Vou'll
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