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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 25, 1914)
"" .urfi t r . i i a .-3t5 .1 ' f I1 3WW '.".' ?k-' . .VI ' f ' , I 1 "I il. 1 f 'V A .-. M V J MDFOBD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, FRTDAY. SEPTEMBER 25, '1911 H5WWSHWH5HHHWBH1! MILITARY CASTE ID WA STATES CARNEGIE NEW YOHIC, Sept. 2.".Anlrpw Cnrnogie, mlvorntc of uilcrimtionnl pence, readied JJcv York t odnv nlionrd the Mourner Afniiretuniix with n new version of how the wnr in Ktirs ope was stnrted. III tell you liWllre w'firMnrtedv" snlil Mr. Onrnepe. "The knicr wns on n holiday on li! yacht in the North pen. While ho was nwny ho n'ceived a lelegrnui nskinj; him to re turn to Berlin. When he returned, the michicC had already been done. "The knicer himself i ft marvel ous mnn, iwespcd ot wonderful in genuity. Ho has built up prent for eign eommcrce and marvellous in ternal buxinesq. The kaner himself i.H n penee-loinj mnn. j "The trouble wns started by tho (lennan militarv cnsle that rules the country. Thcv are ieponillc for Iho war. Tho kaiser fathered around t him n croup of men, who, unknown to him, acted in conceit and in his absence took the notion thnt could not bo altered. -" "As for my own country, I don't know how to thank Uod that I live in a brothel hood of forty-ci,lit nation'- foity-ciuht nations in one union." America's duty to the world, Mr. Carnegie added, is to point the wav to an cvcrla-tinu pence. "What we want N nn international court to stop war. No real friends or tnsiltijj penco wnnts to stop the wnr now. That would be n short-sisjhted policy and would be but au armed truce." 10, AI DANIELS TALKS I CANAL GREA THROUGH NATION SAMPSON PARIS, Sept. 25, G:35 a. m. Tho Mntln publishes a dispatch from llnsel, Switzerland, credited to tho Kournler Agency, which says that Germans In flight from I.orralno de clare thnt during tho attack on the entrenched camp at Verdun the Aus trian and Germans had 10,000 dead and 15,000 wounded. Many of tho wounded died where they fell, It Is stated, owing to a lack ot premp: treatment. AI.HAXY, X. Y Sept. 2.. -What tho proposed great Inland waterway from Massaeusetts liny to tho Hlo Grando would menu to tho nation In time of war was discussed today by Secretary Daniels of tho navy depart ment before the convention of tho At lantic deep waterways association. "Xot only will this waterway lend Itself tremendously to tho develop ment of Internal commerce and tend to bring down tho rates of transpor tation," said Mr. Daniels, "but It also provides unusunl facilities for self defense. In tliuo of war. "In any conflict between nation which have navies, the all important consideration Is to secure, If possible immediate, control of tho sea and tho power which possesses tho superior navy Is usually able to do this. In such caso tho navy of tho weaker pow ers takes rofugo In somo deep and well-defended harbor whoro It seeks to wenr its enemy nut by fighting It In detachments. If this weaker pow er, having thus taken rofugo In a safe harbor, can iiinneuxer Its ships through Inland channels to other ex Its It enjoys a great advantage." LABOR UNION SI'OKAXK. Sept. 2S. II. C. Snnip- son resigned as secretary-treasurer of tho Xorth Pacific Krult Dlstrlbu- tors at a meeting of tho board of trustees last week. Ills resignation, effectlvo October 1, will surprlso the S330 fruit growers aflllated with tho Distributors, no public Intimation of his proposal to tnko such action hav ing been given. Ho will step from a position ot prominence In tho fruit industry of tho northwest to tho realm ot finance, becoming vlco prestdent and general manager of tho Pacific Northwest Investment society of Spokane, In which ho has pur chased n substantial Interest; how ever, ho will remain a trusteo of tho Distributors. BANK FAVORED PRUIA, III., Sopt. 2R. Itosolutloni approving n central labor union bunk ot Indianapolis werp passed today by tho International Association of llrldgo and Structural Iron-Workers In International convention, Twen ty seven labor organUnttoiifl main tain headquarters In Indianapolis, it Is charged thnt tho banks In tho cltv are not In sympnthy with nrgnuUcd labor and havo loaned tho funds de posited by unions In assisting In tho war c gal nst Inbor. A resolution putting tho nssocla, tlon on record against national pro hibition wns voted down, A purse wns rnlscd to provide luxuries for President 1 M, Kynn of Indianapolis; Kdwnrd Sniytho of I'eorln. and P. J. Mlrrln, second vlco-prcsldcnt, all of whom nro In Leavenworth federal prison, convicted of participation In tho lutcr-stato trausportatlnli of dyun mite. Why Mot Clot tho best smoKe, Got, Johnson, nil also imtronlin horn. M HSmj $4 Will buy you A pair of Uio'mi now stylish liootii, Hrnrmln or Crnvnnetto tops, Patent ienthor or all Gun Mel'iil. flat button, spool hcoln with plain or cap toe's to qliooso from. K 4 ."J ) NecOnr WIimIomn At tho KIku of zycArcistlJ Mll JX,1 Gooo Smocs" 4Ht44HMt:K" Only a Few Days Left of Our Alteration Sale MANN'S CENTRAL AVENUE SATURDAY'S BIG BARGAINS MANN'S NEARI'OSTOFinC'E m 1V. ' $! j , SHOP EARLY. v-Bin DAviATVG ra paatq ant. ritit.q v JLf JLVT JLPrXJLl.VrrXXftJ am uvnw j. mwaam ..,dmM in "Rlnrk- Astr.'ilvhnn Coats. vtM. 'jVocl onfilitv. lined throucrliout, . 7 w very special Sat urday at LS9.48 25 Women's Ileavy AVintcr Coats, made of splendid mate rials, in black and colors, spe cial Saturday at $7.48 New Cape Coats, in fancy mix tures, all good styles and col- ore, very spe cial Saturday. $22.50 100 brand now Petticoats, made of Halcyon Mes saline, all colors, worth $1.50, special, each 98c 25 new Kidingcote Suits, made of all-wool materials, in black, navy and green, a good $25.00 suit, special, $16.98 Snappy new All-Wool Chiffon Broadcloth Suits, in all shades, new styles, on sale Saturday WE CLOSE AT 8:30 SHARP BIG BARGAINS IN SILKS AND DRESS GOODS , i , t " ' I I New Plaids for children's n8-inch All Wool Serge, all col dresses, very special, r lj I'v i y 111 ((jt stt m 10-in. "All Silk Crepe do Chine, in tho new shades, why pay $2.50 7 Special, per yard $1.50 .$25 Beautiful new La Vogue Suits in the most up-to-date styles, every one high class, from $25 up to $45 nG-inch Pussywillow Soft Fin ish Taffeta, till col- fflj 1 ! Q ors, special, yard.. p A J J 36-inch Lining Satin, in all col ors, guaranteed; why pay $1.50? Our price, per yard $1 25-in. Silk Poplin, new shades, very special at, per AQ X L7 yard. 18-inch All-Silk Mcssalinc, in every color, very A Q JL special, yard. .10-inch Black Duchess Satin, for dresses, spe- CQ cial, yard ty 1 , O J New Shepherd Checks, 12 in. wide, very special, ? Q yard Jyt New Wool Poplins, all colors, 44 inches wide, special, yard $1.25 52-inch Chiffon Broadcloth for Suits, all colors, fo f T very special, yd.... w ) Beautiful New 'Plaids 'foit skirts and dresses,' ''I'iQf JO in. willc, yard....J X JL J The beHtgi'ado of Sa'tine lhhflo, all colors, special at, jj" yard,... ! ors, on sale Saturday, in to lej',ynrd.;'.;.i.,-li.;.(iXl NVw Roman Stripes, 50 indies wide, very special, , per yard $1.75 58-inch Fancy Plaid Coatings, in beautiful pat- m fj m terns, special, yd...$J 3 25 pieces newVVool QlmllicM in nrHroiora .very, . qq lecial; yard.Ui i.,;;,.1' da ii sp nfl,iii(jli .All-Wflol ..Batiste, in the now ovoning -shades, special, yd. 48c FREE-Save Your SalesUps and Get Wm. Rogers Triple Plated Guaranteed Silverware-FREE House Lining, 0c grade, special, per A n yaru T' 6 BIG DOMESTIC SPECIALS 6 Good Apron Ginghams, special at, per f SO-ineh Bleached Muslin, 121oC grade, . Q jiow, yard. yard. 72x90 Bleached 'Sheets, worth GOc, special, each 39c 42-inch Pillow Tubing, 25c grade, spe- cial, yard mm 42 and 45-inch Pillow Slips, 18c 17in grade, now, ca. X mJXj NOTION SALE What 4c Will Buy: Good Paper Pins, Good Hair Nets, Good Hair Curlers, Card Hooks and Eyes, Card Dross Snaps, Best Machine Needles, Best Cotton Tape, A each TcC BLANKET AND COMFORTER SALE Big size Heavy Comfort- sz 98c Full sizo Cotton Blankets, $1.75 values, now, pair. $1.39 Gray Cotton Blankets, good size, per CAp Extra largo heavy "yoql finish Blanket $2.25 val., pail $1.89 Large vm Cotton Blank ets, $1.00 value, Q pair C Fine grado Comforters, nicely made, Q Q special, ea.......P J. s O Clark's O. N. T. Spool Cotton, 7Ior25c SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Colgate's Talcum Powder, can 15c Wash Pvibbon, all colors, per bolt 10c BIG BARGAINS IN HOSIER Y Children's Fast Black Hose, special, pair. 10c J iir .... i..,. l 1-ji.... i. . . llpQt yoJ'P Hpecial, j)!'.. X UC Wonion'H Lrt vender Top JJowtf, Umt wmi'Iiik KMila C Ap Children's School Hose, special, pair. 15c Women's Fino Lislo A JJJ' Hose, Hj)ccial, pair JmtUxj 'JutyHcr'H Silk 'J lose, all color, vcrynpeclal, tf Ili' 1 SATURDAY IS CORSET DAY AVarner's Corsets, new model, made of heavy coutil, 75c quality, pair 48c Warner's Braisseres, discon tinued model, 50c grade, now, pair..,., :39c Agents for tho celebrated Ivy Coi'hoIh, special aj r viliiCHf ai, )uir ..... w X D U Warner's Bust-Proof Cornels, new fall model, (fc special, pair tP X Xew Sanitary Bolts, P special, each i)C Sanitary Naj)kins, lackage 25c Sanitary Apons, AQr Hj)eclal, eacn TcO AgtfiitH for Iho Goodwin Front 1mm Uuiwii, per P pan -! - 1. 1 D twfj SPECIALS FOR SATURDAY Children's Hoso Supporters, all sixes, in white and ,,la"-'. 1 Or special, pr... X 3j Now Beauty Pins, 25c values, special, 10c per set. Women V Hilndkor chiefs,8(j values', special at, C each ' BIG BARGAINS Children's Vests and Pants, special, each, at 25c Children's Union Suits, all hI.ch, 75 vnliK'K. A O special, suit y QL Bo.vm' Union HiiIIh, gray, all HWU, flXll'Jl NJHH'Inlf CQa IN UNDERWEAR Women's Union Suits, allsiy.es 75c values, at, per JUST Women's Union Suits, long or short sleeves, Dutch QQt neck, $1,25 values, suit O Div DiiiiIoii'h HlHUjiIng Gar )iMin(Hfirclil(lnm, CA hjm'(iIhI, chcIi, .,-.,.-.,.. 4 U-' r i.: i. i - ;, T i M ln 'fCKWj '