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--- a MEDirORD MATT, TRTRUXK, MEDFORD, OREGON, SATURDAY, SETOLBISU IP, 1011 PAGE FOUR 11 I I 1 "" t'1 r "f" I L )'.! '! i MEDFORI) mail tribune AN INDKl'KNDKNT NBRPAI'Kn rUHMSHKI) KVnilT AlTTKnNOON KXCIiPT HUNDAT BY TItB MKUKOni) riUKTlKO CO. Office Mall Tribune llutUlns North 11 r atreat; telephon. 7J I5-I7-JI The Democratic Ttmts, The Ucdford Mll,Tlio Medford Trlbun. Thn 8outti rn Orfk'onlaii, The Ashland Tribune. ubscrittion katm One yenr, by mall. , , , IS.00 One month, by mall , . .50 A TRIUMPH OP MILITARISM l'r month, delivered by carrier In McilrortL Jscktonville ana uon- trill Point.,.. FtstunUy only, by mull, pr year weeicijr, per year. .to s.oo t.to Official Parwr f tho City of Madford. Official Paper of Jsrkxou County, Entered aa accond-flaaa matter at Hertford, Oregon, under U aot of March 5. 1879. OP With Jlctlfor StorOvr smwnoN AN BATTLE FRONT IS STILL UNCHANGED WASHINGTON, Sept. 19. An of ficial Ilonlennx dNputoh lo the French miliary today says: "The battle continue on llic whole fnmt from the Hivcr ONc to the river W'ocvrc during the 18th. with out any imortnnt change in the Mttt atiou nt nny ioint. "At tho left in the hnttle of the Oie, c occupy Mennnpiejilii: nnd Clmrlcpotit. On the hciylitH of the north f the rier Ai-ne we hac nd vnnced slightly in a few places. The ntlnck- nttcniptt-il by the German nniiist the KnlKh artillery have been checked nt Troyon between 8oUoiw nil Crnnnne. From Craonne to Itheims wo Iinvc rcpuNed the counter attack executed during the nieht. The enemy tried, but has not succeeded in taking the offensive ngninst Khoinis. "At the center from Ilheims to the Argouiio mountain, the enemy N rc infnrcing his situtition by iuiMirtant fortifications and Inking in attitude merely defensive. On the cast of the Arguuno'nntl in the Woevrc valley the situation U unchanged. "At tho right in Lorraine and the Vrcs the Germans occupy po-dtion defensively organized cloo to the frontier' JAPAN ORDERED SOMETHING over a weak ago Knisor Wilholin. by tho right of might and the nmilod fist, dt'i'larod Belgium a Gornmn irovinti thus degrading by anuoxntion tho nation Gormany had solemnly promised by treaty should remain independent and neutral. The following proclamation wis posted throughout Belgium, signed by General Baron von Der Goltz, field marshal, and approved by the Gorman ehaueellor, who referred to the treat v as a "mere scrap of paper": lilt Majesty the F.mperor of Germany, after the occupation of the greater part of llelKlnn territory, has deigned to name mo Oovcrnor of UcIkIuuk I havo established tho scat of government In llrusscls. lly III Majesty's orders civil administration has been established In conjunction with th? Reneral Government. All resistance and revolt against tho German administration will bo repressed without pardon. I expect from you all a reasonable attltmlo and absolute submission to the general Government's orders. Belgian customs have been ordered supplanted by German customs. Belgian clocks are required to keep Berlin time, one hour ahead of Belgian time. Letters sent through postoffioos in Belgium must bear the word '"Ger many" as an additional direction. Belgian cities are ruled bv German officers. Thus we have one of the triumphs of Prussian mili tarism, the breaking of treaties, without excuse, the invas ion, spoliation and" forcible annexation of a binall neigh boring nation whose seaboard is coveted, the slaughter of many thousands of patriotic citizens whose crime was the resistance of the spoiler, the burning of cities and villages that refused ransom, the degradation of tin independent sovereignty and the political enslaving of a highly civil ized, industrious, intelligent people. The Belgians have appealed to the United States, pro testing against the atrocities and violations of the war code by the invading Germans. To offset this, the kaiser has also appealed, protesting against the actions of people defending their homes against destruction and their na tion from ruin. But he does not explain why the Ger mans are in Belgium. "What Prussian militarism has done for Belgium, it would do for the rest of the world and the rest of the world knows it. No. $336 HKPOUT OK TIIK CONDITION OF Medford National Bank at Medford, In the Statu of Oicgon, nt llio closo of business, Sept. 12, llH llduurcra Loans and discounts '40H,!!ar Overdrafts, secured and utisecutod nwininan IT 8. llonits lo secure circulation ' -',,,,' J J Other bonds to secure Postal savings Premiums on P. S. Ponds Ponds, securities, etc. (other than stocks) Uniittlng House. Furniture and 1'lxturcs Other real estate owned " Duo from State and I'rlvnto Hanks and Hankers, Tmst Colupa- nles, and Savings Due from approved Reserve Agents In Central Ucsorvo cities $l".4Si).SH; In other Kt'seno cities Jol.Sol.at r,i.....td n.1 allw.a, (.nli Ifmili. , ........... V1IVT1. W...V, ......i, - . , Kxcbrnges for clearing houso I'S-ii'iin Nolo of other National Hanks 'via V Fractional papet rurrenc), nickels, and cents ,?5 J iJH,c,, tl.tUl.JJi ltedomptlon fund with I'. 8. Treasurer (RVS- of circulation) f.,000.00 I.IMIII.U'I 8, non. oo 03,111111.37 -(S.KOO.OO :i 1,700.00 4. tin. or. itu.nii.ito lsi.ari Total .'Jll.tl Mnbllltics Capital stock paid In - - - Jlon.OOO.OO Surplus fund - a,?'r?9'0'' Undivided profits, less expenses and taxe paid h.i.ih.o'.i National bank notes outstanding 100,000.00 Indtxldual deposits subject to check -t..0,i:tiS.i.r. nemnnd certificates of deposit .- - - OOR.on Tlmo certificates of depuilt payable within .10 days 4(5.080. 10 Time certificates of deposit payable after :I0 dnys or ufter notice of no days or lonser 3,n.1B.04 Cashlcr'a checks ontstandlnic 71. 411 Postal savlugs deposits 4.-7:1.1." Note and bills redlsrounted .. 5,074,45 Hills payable, Including obligations representing money bor rowed ... 40,000.00 MOB AT VIENNA GERMANS MARCH MINISTRY TOWARDS OSOUREG AIRSHIP MOTORS HKHL1X, Sept. 10, via wireless by way of Suyvillc, 1 I. According to tho Cologne Gnzette, Jnpan sent n special cmimisfioner to i Qennnn motor company during the first days of duly to order d00 neroplnne mo tors to be delivered within the sdiort et limit of time. Tho order, how ever, wjih not carried out. The German pivcnior of Helgium (General Von der GolU) hn appoint ed Privy Councillor Dr. Von Falcke to decide on way urn meniw to ef fect tho protection of, Ilclgiuu tren. ureti of art ugaiii'.t burglary and pill ngc. Dr. Von J'nlcko U making tour of Iviiivuiii, Xnmur, liny, Xiv cllcs nml Liege, nccompanied by n Itelginu art expert, nml will take whatever Mops to this end that may be iiecennry. It is iiuuoiiuccd hero that three norophiui'i. tire ngnin over I'nri. The Itritihh naval commitiMon Iiiik left ConKtuiitiuoplc. The Iliinhiiin general, Pnrtos, who orderetl the hhontiue; of nil the mule inhabitants and the burning of all vil lage in Kiint Prussia, has been tried by u German court martial. GUARDING ITALY ROME, Sept. 19, 10:20 a. m V way of Paris, 4:35 p. m. A report received hero from Atiatro. Italian frontier cays that 300,000 Austrian troopti nro watching tho Italian bor der, Trieste bus been loft with a Harrison of only 20,000 men, E LONPON", Kepi. Id, J'-'jOS p. in. 'J'hu rtlnr Iiiim imhlialu'd n dlmti'li i'cixft lloimt uyliig Unit witrliiN rrtilr-JHK In Hi" Ailiiullr lime cuidiiicd HH AhhIuiiii alciimur iling III' Uicch fliijr, lotidi'il will) iimijiml uiniiiillil' jkfi Jmlltitil 4r AHmiiIii. LONDON, Sept. 10, 0:0. n. m. In it dispatch from Rome the corre spondent of the Hxehangc Telegraph company says advices have been re ceived there from V'ennn describing violent Fccnes snid to have occurred Inst Thursday out-idc the Austrian ministry of war. All the window in this building were broken. Die Zeith, n Vienna newspaper, de clares that the holy synod nt Petro grad hns proclaimed a religious war against Germany and Austria. ROOSEVELI TOURS WICHITA, Knn., Sept. 19. Colo nel Theodore Itooscvelt, reaching here today, exjeeted to begin n rapid tour through the stnte in the inter ests of the progressive party. Three nddressc hove been sched uled, one here today, another in Hutchinson tonight, nnd n third in ICansiiH City, Kan., Afondny night. Further seeches in (he state liuve been forbidden by the colonel's phy sician. From Knnsas City, Kan., Colonel Roosevelt will go Jo Lincoln, Neb., to speak. E BY I1KRLIN, Sept. IS. 11 mO p. in., via London, Sept. 10, 4:1." a. m. The German eastern army continue its operations in the district about Sou tvnlki, Russian Poland, according to a statement tonight by the general staff. The nnny is advancing on the fort ress at O-ourec, forty-five kilometers (about thirty miles) southwest of Lyek, Knstem Prussia, on the rail rond between Luck mid Iliclostok (n town on the borders of Lithnunin nnd Polnnd). This fortress guards the river Iloher, which elrewhcre cannot ho crossed, owing to swamps nnd fonns n natural barrier before the advancing nnny. TT Theatre FRIDAY AND SATURDAY Matlneo.and Kvcnlng u ANTWKHP, vin London, Sept. Ill, 2:110 j). m. The Tclegrnaf reports, that the towns of Deudennonde (Ter- monde) and Louderzcel have been i evuennted by the Germans. This is the first time that these places have been free of tho invaders since the removal of the Hclginn cnpital from Rrusscls to Antwerji. The street lamps of Antwerp nro lighted every evening fiom 7 ill) to 8:110 o'clock. WASHINGTON PROGRESSIVES IN PARTY CONVENTION HKATTLK, Wash., Sept. 10 Tim progressive statu convention met here today in the stale nnnory to adopt u platform and elect members of the stale central committee, Candidates for off ice were chosen at the primary September 8. It is expected that Governor Tents of Tiicomn will bo temporary chiiirmuu of the conven tion; thai Nelson W. Durhum of Spo. k a lie will bo permanent chairman nnd that most of I ho day will ho spent in listening to speeches. Von Met tlie Heat There Is when you amok Oor, Jonn ion clgan and patronize uou Indus tries. egggssg 1. ii John A. Perl UNDERTAKE Lady Awliunt SB H, JIAKTIdOT Thou M. 47 u 47a Million Dollar Mystery" Two reel oplsodo No. 7, "Tho Doom of tho Auto Bandits." Most remark alilo auto disaster ever filmed. SILTUAIi WRKKTA" NPAV8 FOR IIKR CHILD Two reel Thanhauser CAUGHT IX TIGHTS and TK.V MIMAON' HONKYMAKKRS Keystono comedies. I()c AIAVAY8 10c STAR THEATRE TO DAY BIG DOUBLE FEATURE "A Daughter of Eve" "Vengeance of Durant" (HY RKQUKST) George Ade's Fable "SECOND TIME ON EARTH" MUSICAL WOOLWORTHS A Crackerjack Show MONDAY AND TUESDAY MARY PICKFORO "Wilful Peggy" Total fssa.yit.'ji STA1K OF ORKOON. County of Jnckson. 88: I. John S. Orth, rnshler of tho ahovenatued hnnk, do solemnly swrnr Hint too auoxc rtatPiueiu is true to tno nest of my kiiowiciiro nmi iieilcr, JOHN 3. OltTll, ..Caslilor. COItHKCT Attest: t J. M. KKKNK, W. II. (10RK, . J. A. I'KRRY. ;' " l Directors. Subscribed nnd sworn to before mo this Ktli day of Scptcmbpr. t!)H. O. M. ROIIKHTS. Notary Public. No. 7701 (CI'TI!) RKIM)IIT OF Till: CONDITION OF First National Bank nt Medford In the State of OrcRon. at the clone of business, Sept. 1!!, liH4 IUsmrrci Loans and Discounts ;.... 437,H7:.Z2 Overdrafts, secured and unsecured r.,r. I7.i'.y U. S. Ponds to secure circulation M I00.0iui.no Other securities to secure circulation nond V. S. llonds to secure P. S. deposit l.iinii.nti Other bonds to secure Pontal Savings IS.OOO.Oa V. 8. Honda on hand Premiums on V. S. llonds Ponds, securities, etc (other than stocks) Stock In Fcijernl Rrscrvo Rank, none; all other stocks Hanking houic, furnlturo and fixtures .". Other real estate owned Due from National Hanks (not roscrvo agents) Duo from State and Private Hanks and Hankers, Trust Compa nies, nnd Savings Due from approved Rcservn Agents In Central Reserve cities I2.C57.SO: In other Reserve cities, $61,049.91 Checks and other cash Items Kxrhanges for clearing Iioum Notes of other National Ranks Fractional paper currency, nickels, and cent Specie ... feital-tender note ,.... ltedomptlon fund with V. S. Treasurer (C of circulation) uuo irom u. a. J reasurcr .;... aaaaaaakaat t nono f..7R7.G0 S3.02S.24 none -io3.coa.tri 14.232.1G r.,i27,sn 8,245.94 C3.707.7l 2 00. IP! 4,r,I.'i.OO 1,975.00 353.41 4C.2U3.20 none 5,000.00 none Total ..-..$904,832.79 Liabilities Capital stock paid In - - $100,000.00 Surplus fund 30,000.00 Undivided profits, lew expenses and taxes pnld - 24.894.1C Reserved for taxes nono National Rank Notes outstanding - 99,997.50 State Ranks Note, outstanding noun Duo to other National Ranks nono Due to State and Prlvato Ranks and Hankers 11,745.10 Duo to Trust Companies and Havings Hanks - nonu Duo to approved Reserve Agents In Central Hcscrva cities, none; in othor Reserve cities . . : nono Dividends unpaid - - nono Individual deposits subject to check .. ...................................... 492,100.90 Demand certificates of deposit ...t 4,314.70 Tlma certificate. ot deposit payable within 30 days 43,940.r.0 Time certificates of deposit payable after 30 days, or after notlco of 30 days or longer iu.im.ii ........ .... Certified checks Cashier's check outstanding Pnlted States deposits Pnstnl Savlnus dcnoslts V, 8. Bonds borrowed without furnishing collateral security for same :;: U. S. llonds borrowed for which collateral security was furnished Other bonds borrowed without furnishing collateral security for same , Other bonds borrowed for which collateral security was fur nished ... - NoIch and bills rodlscounted Hills payable, including obligations representing money bor rowed " Liabilities other than thoso stated above, bonds nnd warrants sold nono 1.252.91 1.000.00 4,247.3.1 nono nono none nona nonu none 14.S75.00 .$904,832.79 Total - - BTATK OF ORKOON. County of Jackson. SS: ,.,. 1. M. L. Alford, cashier of the above-named bank, do solemnly swear thnt tho above statement Is true to tho best of my knowledge and belief. M, L. Al.rOlll), Caslilor. CORRKCT Attest: F. K. DKUKL, CHA8. STRANO, J. JI. COOLKV, Directors. Subscrlhod and sworn to before mo this 18th day of Bepteliiber, 1914. T. W. MH'l'.n. Notary Public. FIFTY-THIRD ANNUAL OREGON STATE FAIR Salem, Sept. 28 to Oct. 3, 1914 $20,000.00 OFFERED IN PREMIUMS For Agricultural, Livestock, Poultry, To.xtilo nnd other exhibits. IToiwi la08, Shooting Tournament, Jinnrt ConeoriH, Hoys' Cnmn, Moving PicturcH, Children's Play ground, Heo Demonstration, Animal Cireus and oilier Jft'oo Attractions. YOU AHIO INVITED. FitlOR OAMP O ROUNDS Send for Premium List and Entry J!ank. REDUCED RATES ON ALL RAILROADS jVor piirliculars address FRANK MKRRDITir, Seeretary, Hiilitm, Oregon, Do .Even More Than Your Duty Is n Reed precept to live up (o. This, when applied lesorto tuud, will pit )ou woll tin tho road to Imlepiiiid tilico. Your account Is Invited. Four per rent Interest paid on HavliiKs Acoiintu, OVER CB VCAOO UNOCR ONE MANACCMCNT X-a S. II. Ilaiiinnii II. I. VnuOlbler g IV1 liUI'U K U 4,TIie School of Modern Methotls" JI N. CRAI'K ST, MKIIIORD. OHMION BUSINESS, SHORTHAND AND ENCLISII DEPARTMENTS Ktcry hoy and itlrl cannot attend tho Pulverslly or IIIkIi ilehool for four yeurs- but tciy boy and r.lrl ran attend tho Medford Commercial CoIIckk for six months, or a ycitr, and Ket an cduc.ttloii that pn dividends for life. School nil ear. (Iradiiutes assted to positions. No term divisions now students may outer at any tlmo, Day and cveulnn sessions, fall, telephone 15L, or wrlle, for mil luformntloii. &iiW&&!&i&ii&iimi& ii- PAGEIheatre TONIGHT Five Reels of the Latest and Best Pictures Seven Piece Orchestra With the Latest Music No Change In Price Always 5 and 10c Doors Open 7:15 WE NOW HAVE THE NEW 1915 Maxwell CALL AND SEE IT AT OUR GARAGE Powell Auto Co. il T (Jl '! (i 1 I jt,