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CZAR'S PROMISE
TO POLES NOLL
I1CRMN, via wireless to 9ainrlUe
L. I., Sept. 29. Tho German report
on tho sinking In tho North Sea of
tho llrlllBh cruisers Ahouklr, Creasy
ninl Horuo by tho Gorman submarine?
"U-9" declares that tho entlro cn
BaRoment lasted one hour. Tho
Iirlllah cruisers did not fire a single
Bhot. Contrary to English reports
the "U-9" was alono In this engage
merit. . llrltlsli dcstrocrs chased the
"PU" until darkness but were not suc
cessful In catching her.
.News has been given out thai the
German cruiser Kmden, after sinking
fivo llrltlsli merchant steamers. In
tho Gulf of IJcngal, destroyed aaval
oil tank steamers at Madraev
Other information nta (public In
llerlln declares that fe)icwaa4er-in-chlcf
qf tho Husslta Threes (Grand
Duko Nicholas) has retoXexi the gev
ernment's promise of anteaawy tw
Poland, giving as his reason the. fact
that tho Polish riflemen foujht ofi
tho Austrian side ta tho battlo of
Lcmlierg. It Is explained by the
coinniander-ln-clilcf that a PsMsh coa-
stltnllon was to bo cranted onlv ub
dcr tho conUItlon thaCall roles wera
loyal. It Is declared 'tiere In tnU
samo connection tht Emperor Nich
olas' manifesto to tho Poles was
worthless because It was given out
without hts signature.
REP0RTEDINSH.ES1A
WASHINGTON Sept. 20. Colonel
Golcjowskl, military atacbe ot the
Russian embassy here, today an
nounced receipt ot the following from
Pctregrad:
"In tho woods near Argustor our
troops are successfully advancing,
keeping up a running fight with tho
enemy.
"Near Ossowjetz, on tho morning
of September 27, the lire of the ene
my's big calibre guns reached con
flidcrablo Intensity. Tho attempt of
the. German infantry' to get close to
tho fortress was checked,
"In Silesia the onomy has been
considerably strengthened and Is
manifesting great activity.
"Tho Austrian sorties from Prze
msyl remain unsuccessful.
"In the retreating Austrian army
couulderablo disorganization Is not
ireablo, uults being broken and mixed
up. Wo continue taking prisoners
In large numbers and we are captur
ing guns and war material of every
description."
ITALY FOB NEUTRALITY
SAYS NEW MINISTER
WASHINGTON". Sept. i). Count
ifiM'dii di Cellcje, rueuitJv uppoiiitcd
Italian ujuhnHiidor ( the Toiled
htnlch, whh ,lierc loday lo lake up
the tint it'i-t of Ins new uost. In dis
cliMiiig" the European war, Count di
Cclli'ie H"i(l his government is firm in
i(n intention to udliein to strict neu
trality in the present conflict. Tlmt
policy, lie Miys, is in keeping with
public, Hi'iitiinciil.
in 1 1 i
REED FIGHT AGAINST
CLAYTON BILL CONTINUES
WASIIIKnTOK, fckpt, 1!0, Kffin.
lor ItceilVi llgit on the Clnyfoii milU
(unit hill j'OMfm'iH'c (lui'tcineiit tooli
pi tin tipefl of n filibimlcr toduy
wlii'H li KVwmi'tl Hid nllufk. CulU
for oiHirniHK and dchmIiuh fur jiIj
nli'i'M foil On' cil In ijulik kiiecfknloii,
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UN
REPORTS
RUSSIAN
PROGRESS
wn"r
Biography of
Much Iibb been written .about tjio
German army In France and their
coihnlanders, Americans know little
or nothing about the latter.
The two German commanders
whose names have figured most
prominently In tho war news are
Gonerat Alexander II. It. von Kluck
and General Karl W. P. von Duelow.
Both are elderly men, having passed
their sixtieth birthday last spring.
General von Kluck was born at
Muonster. In Westphalia, and was
educated In tho Gymnasium In that
city. Ho entered tho army In 1SC5,
and took part In tho campaign of
1S6G as a second lloutcnant of tho
f.otlj Infantry.
Ho held that rani: in tho Franco
Prussian war, during which ho was
twice wounded In the Met, campaign,
and not until 1873 did he becomo u
first lieutenant. Tho next year he
was married; In 1S7C ho became ad
jutant of an Infantry brlgado, and
three years later he won his captaincy.
From 1881 to 1S84 he was attached
to a'mllltary school at Juellch, a su
burb of Alx, nnd he was then niado
commanding officer at Annaburg.
and, after becoming a major In 1887,
at Neu Brelsach.
In 1S89 ho received command of,
a battalion of tho 66th Infantry and
was made Its lieutenant colonel In
1893. Three years later ho becamo
eolonel, .with command ot tho Laud-
wear District of Pcrlla, aaTfa 2898
he 'obtained the 34th. Fusilier Regl-
uent.
A raajor-geaeral. the Best year,
commanding the :3rd Jafaatry Bri
gade, ia 1902 he reached the rank of
lleutcaant general aad command of
the 37th Division. In 1906 he was
charged with the direction of the 5tn
Army Corps, and later ia tho same
year ho was commissioned general of
Infantry.
Ffroni' 1907 for sit years he com
manded tho 1st Army Corps, and lat
Sure Cure for
The following, clipped from the,
Toledo, In., Chronicle, Is so full of
good information that the Medforil
Commercial el lib requests the Miiil
Tribune to publUh same.
, The letter followhr
'Ofy Ksteemed Sir: I take the lib
erty to address- you in the interest of
every farmer in your Mate on the
L subject of hog cholera. I have dis
covered the cuuse nnd how to prevent
it without the use of scrnui. I hnvtr
no a.xo to grind ndr dope to Keif,
simply, nltrnisticin every sejue of the
word. It remains, for voir to use the
information ni you think best. (
"Cholera is a blood disease nc
companied bv a higit fever. It i
caused by two conditions only; con
taminated dust breathed into the
limgji .ind by fndfgeslion. A germ,
yet undiscovered, probably develops
the contagion. It is a highlv con
tagious disease, the mortality run
ning from ."i per cent to 100 per cent
When the mucous membrane of the
luugs or digestive tract, h broken the
germs get into the blood, nnd by no
other means.
"Swine plague is cnued by infect
ed lungtt, breathing eontuminuted
dust, nnd is extremely difficult to
control when it break out. The mor
Made-in-America Pottery
Jn connection with tho interruption
of our nonnnl trade with'Kuropean
countries, the following extracts from
tho United States geological survey
report on the pottery industry an
interesting. Speaking of the prosper
ous condition of the industry in
1013, this report, published in July,
centinues:
"The year opened with bright pros
jwets and sufficient business to keep
tho potteries busy, and thioiighout
tho spring nnd summer and well into
the fall business was generally ic
ported ns unusually good. There re
stilled the largest production in the
history of the industry. Tho under
lying cause of this prosperity is no
ilnulit Hit! improved :luircter of the
American pioduct- in texture, fiuUh,
color, decoration nnd prevention of
A Cry From Europe
Charles Kdward Jefferson, D. I)., In
the Independent Magazine
And now, L'urope, being in torment,
calls to us, '0 republic of the West,
do not follow my examples Thoro
are ways which seem right to a na
tion, but they luud(down at lust to
tho chambers of death. Do not bo
llovo the creed which wo have long
arujpWid, Ariuuiiuiiiln are nut uiiur
unUui of pcufit, Tiuiy are not Insur
ance, 'fluty nre not JuMlriimeulN of
rt-asou or iKlitcoinnittn, Tlmy rreuU
flrt mitfi'lcJon, lhu liutrsnl and ut
ut iud ouiik men by tint million to
lUu f-ltti of blood. ) no dioou
Ihit ji)i whkU yu liurt- rplluttuu,
MEDFORD MATT TRIBUNE,
German Chiefs
er he was made Inspector general of
the Ttit 'Inspection "District, with
headquarters at Koentgsbcrg. He
has been decorated with tho Iron
Cross, second class.
General von Huelow, who directed
most ot the fighting in Uelgtum nnd
who was erroneously reported killed
In one of tho engagements there, has
had n career very similar to that of
Gonerat von Kluck, though including
more staff than lino commands.
He was born In llerlln in lSG-t,
studied at tho llamni and Wilholm
Gymnasium, and October 21, 1864,
joined tho 2nd Guards Regiments,
the same In which his younger son
Is now n lieutenant.
In tho war between Prussia nnd
Austria; In 1866 ho served as lieuten
ant anil was slightly wounded at
Soor. In. tho Franco-Prussian war
ho was with tho 2nd Guards Land
wchr regiments and In 1871 war
made first lieutenant.
From 1872 for flvo years ho served
as adjutant, and In 1S77 ho was
made a captain and transferred to
the general staff. For one year,
ISS-t, ho commanded n company in
tho 96th Regiment, and ho then re
turned to the general staff as major
In 1890, a lieutenant colonel, he
was chief of the general staff of thn
Guards Corps and in ISiM, receiving
his colonelcy tho previous year, ob
tained command of tho 4th Guards
Realnieat.
In 1897 he was made major gen
eral with direction of the administra
tion of Justice In the army, and in
1900 he became lieutenant general
and the next year received command
of tho second Guards Division
He was quartermaster general on
the general staff in 1902 and the
next year received command of the
3rd Army Corps, receiving the rank ot
general of Infantry In 1904. Just
prior to tho beginning of the present
war he served as inspector general of
the 3rd Inspection District.
Hog Cholera
tality M from,73 percent to 100 per
cent. This' Wind of i hoi era can be
jircventeil in even ease by cleanins?
up all dust where hogs sleep nnd eat
and wettin; down once or twice a
week as conditions demand with
crude oil or Atroug rommercinl dip.
Abont on re -a month sprinkle air
slacked lime arminJ freely. Swine
puisne cannot develop it! these pre
cautions nre used.
To- nvoid indigestion, which is tho
common form of cholera, eed rhar
coal nnd salt oueo a tiny in slop or
water. This will always prevent
cholera unless conditions are abnor
mal. Pure water, a balanced ration
and plenty of exercise will develop a
constitution (hut charcoal und salt
will protect absolutely. IIog eared
for an outlined can be placed in pens
where there nre hogs sick and dying.
and renin in well. Swine protected by
this method will also gain from fifty
to a hundred wtinds more in twelve
mouths.
"My plan is simple, inexpensive,
available to nil and an absolutely
sure protection. Dr. Gorgns inndc
Panama a health resort by removing
the catiHe. My plan to prcvont hog
cholera will produce like rexiutri,
"Yourrf very truly,
"A. J. HANKS."
crazing,, sonic ofjthn higher grades of
American potterv equaling il not sur
passing some of the best imported
ware.
"Tho imports of pottery have al
ways been more or less interesting.
For many years tho value of import
ed pottery uxceeded the value of that
made nt homo, hut ubout tho close
of the nineteenth century domestic
production caught up with impotts,
and since that time hns greatly ex
ceeded them, tho production of JfM'I
being nearly four times as great in
value ns the imports."
There was in 10 HI, however, a con
siderable decrease, in the exports of
pottery, but an increase should bo
expected in J0I4 nnd following years
by reason of Hie, changes in the
world's commerce that seem inevit
able. Work out your destiny along a differ
ent line. Mako tho Now World dif
ferent from tho Old. Dewure of guns.
Danish tho implements of hate from
your eyos. Take your mind off tho
machinery of slaughter. Cease to
delight In tho engines of destruction,
Truht in icakon, iiavo faith In broth
erhood, Helluva In low, llulld your
rlvllUaflon ou the principle of good
will. Hind all the natloiu of the
Western Jlnmlkphore Into a feileru.
Hon willed by Its fidelity to Hie law
ul kliiilnoas uml lis rlovotlon to the
Pi Iim o ul I'ouni fchull botoiuo ut onto
Hitt Jimpliuthii uprl K'llilw ut Ilia
Morldt"-Kuiuu Cly Hlur,
MEDFORD, OREOOX. TUESDAY, REPTEfRER
SUMMARY OF M NEWS HUT
The terrific hnllle, now in il eixht
eenth dnv, in the Alme dlMriql, lo
the north of PorN, eontlnue- to rin;e,
hut its violeliep is umernll, held lo
portend n tkcMvo roftulj in lite near
future. Kitfioiw'linmMo-hntiri fight
ing i gtiug in ihhI iholowi't to
both the allied ttitd Onuitn iinnicA
nre enormou.
Several tinuv the fiemtmw hurled
their inne of troops imuitwt the
Kreiu'h left wing", hut in every 0ne
they were ivpuKod, ur cording" to the
official stnteineht 1 mic1 by the
French win ik'tnrlinritt this after,
noon. In the center, it Is tissortcd, n
heavy cntindnndint; is goinjr on, while
between the Arg)imo fotest ami the
river Mpikp the allio-t hne made
some progress.
The Ocrmnn start', llerlin advices
sny, asserts the situation on French
soil hns not changed, and if is cm
plmticnlly denied Hint tlie battle nt
any point of the line is going in fa
vor of the allien.
(lal'tcia hns been .llmost cleat ed of
Austrians, upennliitg to an announce
ment nt IVtrogrnd, ami the NifsiiinN
crossing the rarpatliinn mountains,
have entered, llungiirv and arc driv
ing Iwelr llirt Austrian teinfoi cements
Sicnt ogninst Ihem. The invader?
swept across tin micntnius into the
Unghvnr district, which N about 1H0
Packing of "C"
The Northwestern Fruit Kxchnnge
hns been making nn invesligalioii into
the praetieoliility of iickinr nnd
packing "C" grade apples (his year.
They have received by rcipicst an mi-
limited number of analyses along thai
line nnd it very ingenious and inter-
esting pontribtitiou on this subject
was jnnde. by Kenneth McKuv. niiin
nger of this Fruitgrowers' Kxchangc
of Flood River. Mr. .McKay says (bat
"C grade, apples eot the grower
as much ns qtiulitv crudes up to a
certain point, but the must be pick
ed in onier to get the first grades
and that they must be sotted for the
samo reason.
"Whilc.it' may be nduiitled that 'C
grade will have a hunt time to pay
exMMisest in" 10H, we do not admit
that they cannot be made to pay ex
penses by a radical change in our
marketing of them. It is true Hint it
costs an average of .Vi cents to mar
ket our (" grade, or about the same
as the extra funny, so the root of the
whole mutter is, 'Can we put our C
grade on the market cheaper than we
arc doing without hurting our best '
gradef J.s it worth while, or is it.
fcensible- to 'put a low-grade apple
through the same cx(cnst as the ai -
EMDEN THORN TO
BRITISHJHIPPING
i M i
LONDON, Sept. 20, 4:07 p. m.
Tho olficial news hmenii auuoiiuccd
today rluit the Geftnn.i cruiser Knnlcii
has stink four Hritish tenmships ami
n collier.
The Kmden hns been operating in
t ho Gulf of liengnl. She via report
ed recently nt Madras, where she
conducted a brief bombardment of
that nort, and Inter at Pondicherry.
The previous HrjU-d' officio! state
ment, dealing with the activities ol
the German cruiser Kmden, issued on
September 20, told of the capture of
sjx Hntihh cruisers in tho Hay of
Hpngnl nnd of tho sinking of live of
them. The names of Hie steamers
was given us Hie Indus, Loval, Killim,
Diplomat, Fiahhcrnnd Knlinga, Af
ter creating havoc among the Hritish
shipping nt Calcutta the Kmden went
to Rangoon.
The statement of Hie bureau is as
follows : ,
"The Admiralty announces Hint the
German cruiser Kmden during the Inst
few days has captured and sunk in
.tho Indian ocean tho Hritish steam
ers Tumeric, King Lml, Kiborin nnd
Foylo and cuplnred the collier Hursk.
"The crews of tho nbovo vessels
were liansferied to the slenmer Gry
fedale, which aUo was cuptuicd, but
later leleiised in order lo lake Die.
crews to Colombo, where they arrived
this morning."
Australian Troops Sail
SKATTLK, Wiit.li., Sept. '-(. Ans
Indian panels received in Vancouver
on tho sleiiintlup Makiira say Hut)
Australian lroo sailed for Kiirope,
August 17. As no coloniul troops
have imsscd tliiougii Ciininliiin terri
tory It is sir -lowed Lie Anslrnlians
(iioceeiled lliroiiuli Hi HlP'J! I'lUinl. .
wmmmem
mnemj!Tifmgm&mmmmmam
John A Prl
UNDIRTAKIB
LUfANMNl
M H, hAHTIMTf
' h
miles norlliPitst ot ihula lVt, thf
Uiingiriuu cnpiinl.
(U'lPiliH ctiumtcd to nuiiilior lo0,
000 arc icpoitcil from Itottcidum lo
be prp)aring (or a siege of the HeU
pitin j'orlresri of Autvcip. Austtian
siege guns have been Immghl up to
take the places of Mn large (tcrinaii
vuns which nre now liing used in tint
fivhtitig in the Fieiicli district of
Afsue. A Uelgimi official communi
cation states that (Imiuiiii heavy ar
tillery fire directed nt two foils ten
miles from Antwerp, ceased when
the forts replied to the homhurihucut.
The activity of th Zeppelin dirig
ihles stretches over it whle area. Six
liomhs were hurled today nt two HeU
paiv towns, in one of which a con
vent was damaged, and another Her
man airship eiented a panic nt the
town of Hialystok, i.ty miles neros
the Ititssitin frontier.
The Japanese re orawing Hie mili
tary cordon closer mound the Ger
man territory of Ki.ni Chow, in lint
Chinese pi'minco of .shun Tung. An
official Japanese totcieut todnv ,in
nounces th.it the Japnnese are dri
infc the Ocniuins tmvuul Tsimj Tnu
t'lid tlmt the Japiiui'ic llecl, aided by
the army, hiw homlutrtlcd the Mil
foil.
Itussia lists extended the suspen
sion of fpreic paymenti for another
month.
Grade Apples
pic that would bring twice the price,
pulling our average down to nothing
on the good applet nmpnre tlit
boxing of this grade with the burn-l
method. The barrel is considered the
cheap grade method. Then wh not
( lM, , Jfh the cheap grade apple ? A
box costs 10 cents, a barrel 'J.-, lbrce
boxes would go into a barrel, iiiuk
f cents ou every bcircl. Packing
three boxes into a bairel, facing top
ami bottom, would cost no nunc than
packing one box ami would save an
other ten cents. Twelve cents would
be saved on paper, anil exchange
could handle the bairel at -" cents.
saving another fl cents per barrel.
This same would apply to any local
exchange. Assuming these figures to
be correct, u barrel would eeJl:
narrel, 'J.'ic; local. I lie; (Nicking,
."; hauling, l."; exchange, 'J."tc; to
tal, HOc.
As against:
Three boxes, ttflc; local, l.'ic; paper,
12c; (Kicking, l.le; hauling, 1'ic; ex
change, .'10c; total, $1.17.
It is u ipicstioit to be workeil out,
whether this grade of npple can be
marketed by tho barrel. If it can,
and along economic lines, it seems
more than possible that il will be done
some day.
PRESfOENTSUPPORT
TO PARTY CHOICE
i
J
WA'SUlNGTrtN, Sept. t.-J While
President WiUou will take no active
part in the New Yor'f political ram
(inign, officials close to the while
house said today tha he would give
every means of siiMK.rt, short of
speaking, to Governor Glynn nnd th
other democrats nominated in yester
day's primaries. It was said nt the
white house that tho president bad
tukeu no part in the niimiirv fight,
and some lime'ngo cabled Ambnssn
dor Gerard, Hie democratic senatorial
candidate, assuring him of his neu
trality. "
TUBERCULOSIS
In addition to pUnty of (rasa tit
aad proper dlst, tnoM suffering froes
or who are predisposed, to Tuberculo
sis are recoaHsended to use Scksaan's
Alterative to atop sight sweats, baalth
fever and hasten recover. Talt audi
cine, by reason of Its successful use dur
ing the past, warraata tat fullest Inves
tigation poeetMe ay every sufferer.
Xckaua's AlteraUra is oost effica
cious in bronchial catarrh and severe
throat and tang affections, aad la up
building the antes. It contain no
asrcotlci, nor aanuful or habit-form-lag
drugs. Accept no substitutes. Sold
by leading druggists. Write to the
Sckatan Laboratory, Phlladelphls, Pa.,
for booklet lelllag ot recp? sriw.
Price $1 nml $2 a bottle,
NEAREST TO EVERYTHING
lint located und moit popultr
hotel hi the Clin rlrcuUing Ice
water hi every room,
Eepecle) llesjtlan to UeVea
iravaWIni aleoe,
Kmellrnt, reoiuby priced grill.
Meet your frlendi bt the Mi(
I
p Vw
20, 1!)1t
WL
Mm luui.
HKIM.IN, Slpl. '-0. loiring n sur
tie fi inn Antwerp, Helgiitn t loops oc
cupied the Milage of l.iudeu, uciir
l.ouvaiu, mid took possession nlso ol
u clialeait belonging to the Dutch
1'iuiiilv of Van niaukeuliiigcu, the
uieiubers of which had al their own
expense iniust'oniicd their residence
into a hospital. Forty wounded HeU
giiius wcic being constantly nursed
at the chateau, over which Hew the
lied Cross mid the Dutch Hags, by
mcmbeis of the Van Hliiukcuhaxcn
family. In spite of llii fuel the HeU
giiius set fire lo the village, of l.iudeu
mid biiiucd down the chateau.
This ucl wits the resull of their
hatred of the Dutch, whom the
wrongly accused of linviug permitted
(lerjnmn troops to cross southern
Luxemburg,
Other stones made public in ller
lin iclate that the Ficiicb hoiiihunl
ment of Cnttaro, in Dalmatia, has
been ab-olulclv wilhoiit success. One
huge Fiench cruUcr is de-ciilied as
having been sunk, wliilo two arc suit!
to haw been seriously damaged,
Russians are dcseiihed ns linviiig
stolen the famous pi mile liltiaix oT
work on art fioiu Hie ensile of Prince
Ossiliiixk.v, in l.cmbeig. It is mud
they earned their boolv lo Pelro
grad. GERMANS AN0 BRITISH
EXCHANGE WAR PRISONERS
LONDON, Sept. 20, 2:20 p. in.
The Hritish dud Gorman govcinmeulh
have begun cxchnngiig lists of pns.
oners of war. This is being done
tliiougii Waller II. Piige, the Ameri
can ambiissador in London, and is
piepaiatori to arraiiuiug nn iictuiil
cxchniH'c of prisoners.
Baby of Future
is Considtral
Much thAUiht hn l-fa atvrn In lain
yrara to the iutijct of mutrrnlty. In
(lip cltl tltfrn nm
matfmlty hnpltAt
piulinl with mul
rrn tnctlloJa. Iltit
tnot womfn prfr
thrlr own nornta mut
In ilia tnnn anil vll
lagrs mutt jirffcr
llifin. An. I lnc
till l truo wn know
fitun ttm vreut mny
npUndl.l Ictlcfn writ-
tm an tho nulijrct tlmt our "Muthfi'ii
Krlrml" l n Rttnt iitlp ta xpctnt
inotlitm. Tlier wrlto of th wonilrrful
rtllrf, Imw It ncriiiPd lu iillow tlin
muol to rmiid without umlua ulrollt
and wliut n nplrnilM Influmco n w on
the lit v out ayiitrm. Huch help an
Mother' KrlfiiJ ' nml tha hriMilvr
knowlrdco of them houlil )uxn u hHpful
Influence upon txihloa of tho future.
In n littlo book fur auoli nmnin thoii
polnti or mom thnroudil tiruiulit out
ana n ropy will he mullisl to anyotia who
will nd n tliflr nnmn uml niMr,
"Motbrr's Prlend" I told n all ilrur
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THEATRE
WED.0CL7
WILLIAM r.LLIOTT
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A Leak in the Foreign
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Twins and a Step
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"The Apple"
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Mary Pickford
"In the Season of Buds1'
Other showings
10c All Seats 10c
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY
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