Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 14, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextrWVt -vuM4 tnJHte.mMitkWt"ii tm,t' 'Utei, .i iiiAii .,., iwi fii.ml.HM wmi art, wMWPaw'iy ff fy1 re. . f '.' PJMM TWO- .1 t. MEDFORD MAUi TRIBUNE, MEDFORD. ORF-flON. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER H 101 1 & I 1 lo ' W L1 - i. i ' 4 If. MlDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE t AM lNI)PKNrKNT NKWRPAPRll rsmMmmi kvhky aftrhnoon - nSroRD J-Juntiwj cS. JortteMll Trllmnt BulMlnf. l.-sM Hetm'Ftt trMt:'tiehontTS. Tfce Dwnoerallo Tlm.s, The MedforJ JL Thu Msdford Trlbuns. Th South- Oregenlan, Th Ashland Trlbun. MMMemxrnea auraa yM, hf mull.. 15.00 .so 'HhhiMi by mall tmili, Mvvrei ty carrier la lftJ. I drajntannvtll a.hil Pan 1' tot I'olnt , .to aturtkur only, by null, per Trr 3.00 WMklr, tr rear - -. . l.to otKfKi Wtw of th cur or M.dfont . tWfclat laper of Jackson County. . ntrf4 econucUM BMttw at Me4Hfd,- Orocun, umltr U ae .of Wri re J. IIT. ifi nKsulP! STORY OF GERMAN DEFEAT IN BATTU OF - IIIPIE TOED BY W PWEJSPONDENI . Struggle Lasts Frori Monday to Thursday, When German Resist ance Is Broken and Retirement Is Begun. r WMi Me4(or4 Stop-Ora SUNDAY SCHOOL INSTITUTE MEETS AT GBfffIN CREEK The Jackon County Suntlnv School Institute hold it- annual Meeting nl O riff in Creek school, Sun day, September 20. The following 7s the pregram: Morning Scwlon 30:00 Sunday school tcMen: 'es pon reviewed by county erretnry. 11:00 Sony nnd prayer. 11:15 "IlenefitH of n Sunlny Scliool to n Community, and Wliat Doom Our Sunday School JltHt NcetU" Three to five-minute talk by Ijiwrcncn Crow!, J. J. Skinner, Oniric Darby, C. I- Ilickerdike nr.d oilier. 11:30 Song. 11 i3C) "Organized Sundnv School Work' nnd What It Is Doing for the Individual School," George Ivcron, county j-ecretary. 11:50 Song nnd tli-'niinl. Afternoon Session 2:00 Song sen ice conducted by C. L. Biekordikc. 2:15 "Sunday School Opiortiiui tic)" Ed Sleep. 2:30 Drill by juniors, suK:rintend ent ; male quartet. 2:40 "Jbe Work of tho Sunday School Teacher," J. I). Wurc, county prenident. . 2:55 "PrincIplM of TeacJlin m Adapted to the IJoy," Clarence Meek er; song. 3:15 "How Can Wo Interest Those Not in the Sunday School T", fleorgo Ivcr&on; song by Corn nnd Naomi Hickcrdikc. 3:2.7 "Home Violation in the In tcreft of thu Sunday School," Itov. Clinrlet? A. I'hipp-J; free-xyill offering for Suodny sehool work; .ong, nn noiincoincnts, ill-ini-sal, Krcnlng ScmIoh 7:00 Song hen'iee, conducted by C. L. Hickcrtljke. 7:20 lteerence in the Stuulnj Scliool Importance end How Se cured," J. It. Ware, county prod dent; hong. 7 HO Address Hev. Charles A. PliipiiH, htntti worker; hong nnd benediction. VANCE GETS FIRST CARTOON JOB Tho Sunday Oregonian ijpcukfj of Vance Colvitr a follewg: 'i'eilmps it U the climate, nnd then again, perhups it in the illuhtri oub crumple of thu lute Homer Dav enport, but climate or whichever, the Bell of Ou-gon HceriiH to be prolific of cnrtqouiiits. "Another young diciple ff Nnht, who ban jiihI laiiuclicd forth with lilt, first regtdar newspaper job, with vir ions of becoming ik fumoun at least ns Cooper of New Yo.-k or Dower of Indiauapoli?, huth Oregon boy, i Vance Colvig, 23 yeni old. late of Jfedford, who left Portland Septem ber 1 for Reno, to tako poniliou aH cnHooniit on thu Nevada Hock Itollfer, aney.'free-janqe journal (hut lh .tir- jiingle (ft Nevndij, CQlonej tSirl Vming, editor of the poek;KoHe,) lpm been henduig nn-'ent flogrm to yiM!g OtUig, and nlien In? foully ejit a tjcdu'l the temptation wan too Hjrong. S tin) bmjding car. tooNlM AllfHkfwoiilhl ro budding liMlil (be JJevjew of JJyviewrt bcgiim n ffiy Hir work-r-dejiorteil for the nkvyhile divorce enjiiln, Cwyl Ji' SBtlve of soiillipru Orp ' mm uid (Ji hoH of Judgit WilliHin M, CNvfo mn4 a lading wiemler of Die Jttoktfotj wiUHly bM and at pieocnl HgV4 wf wy fwnt Mud Hllprfivy for tlf M(Mlt(M JViflf! Iiw lu Qiwh wUkUtiUmHi M JVlLUwd. Urw. hQNnON. Popt. H, 4:S1 0. nt. -A Tlmea corrcpondent who wires from fho miles south of Protlns, In tho Department ot Solno-otMnrnc, says: "Monday, September 7, saw n tro- mcndouit encounter on tho Ourcq. In ono village, which tho Germans hur riedly vacated, the French In a largo hoiifo found n dinner tabic beautiful, ly decorated with candles still burn ing on tho table whero evidently tne German staff had been dining. K woman occupant said they fled pre cipitately. "There was a great deal of haul to band fighting nnd bayonet work on the Ourcq which resulted In the Magdeburg regiment beating a re treat. On Monday night General Von Kluck's army had been thrown back from tho Marno and the Morin and to tho region ot Sezanne and his posi tion was serious. Iramedlato slept wero necessary to save his lino of communications and retreat. To this end reinforcements wero hurried north to tho Moux district and to Ourcq and tremendous efforts made to break up the French resUtanco In this quarter. ItooUtancc T Ilrokcn "Tho second attempt on the Ourcq shared tho fato of tho first. Though all Monday night and well on Into Tuesday tho great German guns boomed along this river, tho resist ance ot the allies could not bo broken. While tho Ourcq was being held tbo struggle of Sezanno was bearing splendid fruit. Tho German resist ance, on this, Thursday morning, was broken. "The wounded men were no long.- down-hearted, but eager to rejoin the fray. On crery French Up was tho exclamation that 'They are In full re treat,' and 'They are rushing back home.' and la the same breath cmo generous recognition ot the great help by the British army. "I am convinced that the full ex tent or this rout Is not yet appreciate! la England. It was ot a truly terri fic character and such a blow will not fall to have a lasting effect. Great Xttmber Wouatled "The number ot wounded entalloJ colossal transportation work. I, my self counted 15 trains In eight hours. lino, grim' set ot men, terrlblf weary, but ntutnblo except tho offi cers. "Tho oaomy crossed tho Marno on tho return Journey worth undor great difficulties and beneath a vrlthcrlng flro from tho Hrltlsh troops., who purucd them hotly. Tho German nr- t tilery qperated from n height, there watt again, much hand to hand light ing aud the river was swollen with dead. "On Tuesday night tho Hrltlh wore in possession of I.nfcrto Sous Jounrro and Chateau Thierry nnd tho Germans had fallen back 40 miles, leaving n long train ot spoils behind them. Another Sklrinbdi Won "On the name day, In the neigh borhood of Vltry lo Francois, the French troops achieved a splendid victory. Incidentally they drova back the famous' Imperial Guard ot Germany from Sezanno toward tho swamps ot Saint Gonde, where n cen turv ago, Napoleon achieved ono ot his last successes. Tho main lody ot tho guard passed to tho north of tho swamps, but I head of men an-' horses engulfed and destroyed. "It Is our revenge for ISM, tho French officers said. It only the em peror wero hero to see. "On Wednesday tho KnglMi army continued the pursuit towards tne north, taking guns nnd prisoners. "On that day 1 found myself In n new France. Tho good now bad spread. Girls throw flowers at tho passing soldiers and Joy was mani fested everywhere. Kctrrat Heroines Ilout "Tho Incidents of Wednesday will astound the world when mado known In full. I know that two German detachments of 1000 men each which wero surrounaeu ana corncrcu uui refused to surrender, wero wiped ouv almost to the last man. Tho keynote ot these operations was tbo tremend ous attack ot tho allies along tho Ourcq on Tuesday, which showed the German commander that, his lines were threatened. Then came tho crowning stroke. "The army of tho Ourcq and ot Meaux and the army ot Sezanne drew together llko tho blades of a pair of shears, the pivot ot which was In the reelon of tho Grand Morln. The German retreat was thus forced to ward the east, and It speedily be came rout. "I reneat that Kngland scarcely realizes yet what has been achieved, allko In breaking up tho enemy and In heartening our troops. The tac tics of Mons and Charlerol aro com pletely Justified." BIG FRUIT YIELD M COTTON TRADE PROSTRATED BY EUROPEAN WAR WASHINGTON', Sepl. l-l. The ex- tent of the effect of the Kuropenn war on the American cotoi indiihiry wart dinclohcd today in the cenmiK burcRii'rt August cotton qonsnmption report, hhowing that during Au.gust only 21,210 baleH of colton was cx jMtrkd, while during Augunt last yenr 257,172 IjuIch were Hcnt abroad. Great llritnin took only 0370 bales tiim August, while last Augunt rdio took 77,388; Germany took only 52 bale, ngainst- 72,028 n year ngo; France took only five bales, ngainnt 52,033 u year ngo; Italy took 15-10: against 13,5(18 a enr ago, and nil oilier countries took 13,237 ugaiuil 40,255 a yenr ago. Tho Mipply of cotton during tbo year of 10M, which ended August 31, wus more than 10,000,000, Tho px nortp of (he yenr amounted to 8,01-1,-riS bales; tho domestic consumption 5,577,804 bales and tho rpinntity nit baud August 31 was about 1,521,205. An extraordinary f ent lire of the re. port was tbo fact that more cotton was imporlcc during August thpu was exported by Iho United Slates, which last ear supplied nlni(t 01 per cent of the uorjd'h eotlon. E TO SHAKE PERU LIMA, Peru, Kepi, R The euiili- fUal;e in the depintiueiit of Ale M'ijp'1 ''Ml!iiiie, Yiurly Jliirly fUii slweU, some vjtilvjilf '' yordt'ij at CVwH, hIiIi'Ii whs; l MjoytHi Uki tktid(. Tliu Irvjtyorri vm liit dny, JOFFRE CLAJMS BRILLIANT VICTORY OM GERMANS WASHINGTON, Sept. H. Offi cial dispatches today to the French embassy from Dordeaux elaborate on previous reports of tho victorious ad vaseo of (he allies. "General Joffra tolls )e govern ment that our vletory Is becomln more and more complete and bril liant," says the report. "Tho enemy Is In full retreat and Is abandoning wounded prisoners, guns and amnm nltlon. "After an heroic struggle during the formidable battle which lasted from the fifth to the twelfth, the army Is pursuing the enemy In a way unparalleled by Its extension and Its tensity, "On our left wo have crossed the river Alsne below Solssons. Valen ciennes and Amiens have been evac uated. At the center our army Is north of the Illver Marne In the Ar gonno. The enemy left Iteitlgny, but still hold Lalmont. "In tho east wo liavp occupied St. Die, Ilaoun, Le Tape, llaccarat, Luno vllle and Itemezenvljlo, "In Gallcla, the battle begun 17 dayn ago, has ended with a great Russian victory. Austrtans aro with, drawing on tho wholo front." ITALIC SOCIALIST EXPLAINS SENTIMENT TO KING KOMty tfept, 13, UiU) p, p., vi Pins, Ki'pl. 1 1, 7;3Q'j(i. ui, H i rv porlnl hnt jv'lng Victor Knimfiiuiel Iiuh received I he socjallsl leuler, FP pnfiu IlisHohill J)ergurnuse)ii lio ex. plained t)u feeling of the Kalian democracy at dip pri''iit uiopioul eoneerniiig thu Kiirojteaii eonflagni-(Ion. ii im APPLE DISTRICTS The NoiHliwesteui Fruit Kxehnmjw, through tUelrViVrieillptUpH iit tho ntions dilriets, repoil a follows; Weiiatehee will ship about 4700 .4. ' .... . enr-: weather eoluinioiis gooti mm ipmlity of erop exrellent. The dry weather conditions good and ipmlity f crop I'xeellent. The dry weather Heeiiis to be eiuising apples to mnture a little too fnt. Grower generally optunitii' and seem to feel that oveii n blaek eloud. us enured by big geti eral emit and war condition, vnav have n silver lining. Weiiatehee is uuixing some Jonatliuns, Winter Ma nanus mid eatly full apples. Sales gie vome evidence of cash Imyciv. iueliiiation on the part of shipper from this distriet to store. I low e or, majority deire lo take advantage of whatever opportunity the opening of the maikel will give. Hood lliver reports etimnled eiou of 1200 ears, etmdilions very favor able, weather very diy witli tend ency to retnrd color, which is made safe by irrigation. Attntde of glow er not to sny imifh and nvvnit de velopments. Ouncrul matter of dis cussion marketiui; "C" grade of apple-.. Some shipping, mii-dly Graven xtein and pear. Kveryone nl-, "When will hv war endf" Vnkiinn Six tluHiand ears, rpial ity of crop good, weather dry, with eool niaiits; hnrdly enough dampnes to color as fast as deired. llowevei, general conditions satisfantory, Growers in this di-tnet nl-o serin to have the "watching and wniling" spirit, and ccm to believe that this year will be a erurial test from many angles. Situation for coining picking M'n.-on is splendid. Hop picking on now, with plenty of help which will stay over. Growers making prepa ration to harvest whole crop, nlthoiigb general trend of conversation in to vnrd apparent need for proposed emergency rate by railroad. Wil ier neneiies. Dears ami lew miic.s moving nowf, divided in usual pro- Mrtion nttiong handlers. Peshaslin UpiK-r Wennteliee val ley reHiits excellent conditions nnd splendid (piality of en: apples ma turing one week curly and few penehew, pears nnd summer apple nro moving; moiy npenilious Seal tip commission men; not many sales rejwrtcd. Very littlo talk ami much guessing. DENISON HELD WGRANIHURY IN AN A E Kuiesl U, Denlsoii, alias Oeoigo C. Huff, Charles I Iiuh , and V, Khk wood, nil of New York, wero Indicted by tho dosepliliie County gland jurv Saluhlnv on charges of attempted extort ton. ThO alleged high-handed method were directed against Osliu 11. .Ipek sou, held in Giants I 'ass on an Hi dielmeiit for laieeuy in Now Vol I,. Tho tlnoe deteetlve arc ullegeil to have demanded $51,000 fiom Jaeksoil when they came lo arrest him with out u win runt. Dcnuixoii wus the chief witness against Jackson in New York and used his knowledge of the eiiM( it is alleged, to further blaek-mall. tiovornor iisvvnlti vvesl, alter in v estimation, onlered Jueksoii releaned from jail, upon f.'50d bail, until the arrival of New Yotk .nitlioritien with the proper papers. Deuisou elnimed to hold n judg ment secured by ilef.uilt against the firm of which Jaeksou was former!' a uiemher. Haas and Kirkwood ate nllt't'i'd delet'tives. TT Theatre MONDAY AND TUESDAY Matinee and livening 8KM'-nKMANT JIOMK lKKTTOItS Is what women nro railed who all over this broad land mako their an nual collections of roots and horbs, and rely upon recipes which our pioneer mothers found depondablu for different family ailments. In ono of these recipes, Lydbv K. IMnk- ham's Voidable Compound hnd U origin and so successful has It proved that thero la hardly a city, town or hamlet in America whero sonio wom an who has been restored to health by its use doos not reside. ".'I I' 1 I I II II. I. J ' i j John A. Perl UMD1RTAXIB l4f As4ua m , UAHthtrrr A MEDFORD REPORT Fully rrmlomtr 'aail' F-aslly Intcv f 'l llgaVed Do you need a good kidney medi cine Then read the reports In these very columns of Med ford persons cured or benefited with Doan'a Kid ney Pills. You won't have to go far to find out If thoy are truo. This Med ford case Is an example. Othcrj will follow, 8. Colbort, farmer, 002 N. Central avenue, Medford, Ore,, says: "A short time ago kidney trouble came on mo suddenly. I bad terrlhlo pains and weakness across my back. I could hardly stoop or straighten. In a few days I was knocked out com pletcly and I thought I was dono for, Tho kidney secretions wero unnatural and I had to get up often at night, I lost much sleep. Someone advised mo to try Doan's Kidney Pills and I did. They brought me wonderful benefit. I can now do my work without pain and weakness and I get my propor rest at night. Tho kldnoy secretions aro natural, too." Price COr, at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kldnoy remedy get Doan's Kldnoy Pills tho samo that Mr. Colbert had. Fostor-Mllburn Co., Props., Huffalo, fi. Y. The Woman Pays Three Keel Thanhousor Our Mutual Girl Bobby's Plot Ilcllanco Comedy IQc ALWAYS 10c STAR 1! etienne; SHOWING TODAY OF THE GLAD 'HEART" Beautiful Scenes of tlie Canadian Wilds "Face to Face" MARY PICKFORD "As In Life" All Tliorouolily Good FRIDAY ONLY "The House of Bondage" Six Exception! Keels 20c Admission 20c PAGEUP CWSIER&nliji jjw sf' mrr"w'ff lli muS UL Musi IUUmbU v BixfthWlfiRjiU ' Wava)MlAltIUtl MONDAY AND TUESDAY The Man From i ,. Np where, In Two Parta s, jOt Your NaaC IWK t T7"LOTHES Featuring J. Warren Kerrigan The Divorce Ono Part Drama A Bowl of Roses One Part Drama His Twin Brother Comedy Hoar (ho Jui'fro CAGK TIIKATKK ORCHESTRA AdiillM Mh, OlilMnin ftj FOI fiFRSL this week only cut it out it's worth 20 ctnfs llarim IM routfn l w.r srcrjnMit "I ivmr Juor r at At tur. It 011? ltHr hat YQf CIIH'S I.iiI.Imi II.i.'IIii im, litf.eaii uvi.htr ou Hi SnWl VahM Ollrml, W? Kiitviiuiiy luivvani nipt a fiiiyv Mia narklua at ,tur ruuljp - " litl lit) ilrlriik. and wo pay mm in tmuur rrollt In aJdltlon. liny tlie llivor you umiaiiy uw. it you hive no clinic w iciuiitmaiid UUck anil (itrca, TtiU It the now lull aaatftl tilt of FOLGER'S GOLDEN GATE TEA Ttda coupon N worth 20 cents to ynti A HALF POUND FOIL SEALED TIN FOLGER'S$ffiTEA Ucirulur prico -10 cpntu kSpuciul prlco 20 ccala At ill itttKan It iuioiiiunlr. .y tl.li tOiiH)ii. r.l'. It to 1, nn J.A.FOLGER&CQ. r3ifc2il ! VTV V, erT.jf t&. l . O" .. k V Vt v-- v w;ve,Si 0amTl?fl " JflaaUl VkNVC'.WKaHrSBlT 1 . LkiBV ll'htaBMlKlirAV .CfiMfWJ mil krrn Oi Mvvwtaaau9nfHaiSv hvJI ".'' ,uJh ?"J J i ot ..tfaaawf' W';Swflfi''i r(.SKcB !'?" ii'i riw 7n1aaaavv i WSKWaKra 'V ''' limit: M ilav - xmmMm ml mmm I ilwKl gic, inLmraiv v.lHHl I SvAiW'MVA VBiovi o iiiiii .'.-iw,ti..ri-.ftx in-HHk iiuiiuiii.i l it ivi ii"r.x,'.-nfi wv v.v "v&mflKaf vim - iri. v.v.wviTi warn Tlia opn, li lataa cnuuali lof II IUM CCVtON- INDIA CNOLISM BntAKTAST (lucul OOLOHQ (aiAca) J. A. FOLGER & COMPANY San Franclico I ii u I Dm lund. JAPAN (aattH) QUNPOWDCH (aaiiM lit ac i: a, orccn (allHCID) We've Never Shown Such on assortment of Women's .Shuns In snapp) run. stuuuliiK Ktts for alt orrmdoua ns vvu greet )oii with this season. Wo have Shoes to fit overy Wom an's feet, fancy nnd purso. 12.00 nil along the lino up In JO. Ofl Dull Kid, queen Cloth Welt, J 1.00. H vi: mici: TO FIT JocUrg a gfl0C glora TO vn FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL OREGON STATE FAIR Salem, Sept. 28 to Oct. 3, 1914. $20,000.00 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS For Afiji'ioiilliii'.'il, LjvohIo.'Ic, "Poultry, Texillo find ollior oxliibita, Hoi'su U;u.(!H, Slioollng 'I'onniniiiciil, Itninl OoncitilK, Jittyn' Camp, .Moving Jtftinvs, CMiIltiroii'H J'lay- gi'oiind, linn Demoiisti'iitloii, Aiilnml (Mrctisniid ollioi' Frm AUrautions. YOU AUK f-NVITJOI). IOKKI0 OA1MP CIHOUNDS .Send for J'lXMniiini LIhI and Mnl ry llInnkH. REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS For partJtjularH addrcHH FRANK iMBUFJDlTir, SutirolTiryr Saloin, Oregon. "' i t; Spenial Round Trip Fares INDUSTRIAL FAIR To Ho lJ)d u( Gold Hill, September 18-19 Tii'kolH l( the ulirjvtt poin le will ho wold Ii,v llio f. I', t f i "in all pninlM (ilt'iiilnlti In AhIiIiiiiiI, Iiu'Iii'mIvp, Ht'hl. J7-18-10. Kiiuil icltiiu limit Kepi, 'JO, ' Full piiiliciilarn iih In fnrt'H, linlii hpIii'iIhIm, clti.,' rrilin iu-iikmI ' i "'" ' Agent of Iho V A MADN AT JVl E I N mum $m,w nr SOUTHERN PACIFIC i 1 1 IU4 IM bW mt, thr, JuUbhih, 4l bU p4lfVWlM tftHH, HfMtM M. 47 4 41-9 Mu M, hi'uU, (iwini Vwwr MviU l'iilnwil, the.