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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 30, 1914)
.MmkiCimitdmTml t- Jv I.-1J vr-'tyX ' v ", . r PxaiD six ""i iii ii".' iniw,ni n " mtbtwotw matt; trtbfnk mdfortv ortox, wtcdntistvay. sTTPTTOBfiR no, intr i..-- .1 jT.'.i'.i'l. 'L.i hi f . FRENCH LEFT GERMAN FLEET CONGRESS PLANS TO TAKE RECESS TALY CALLS ( - i I," C r OF BATTLE SHOWS NATIONWIDE EIGHT TOT T PORTS IN BALTIC TOTALS 1,390, TURKEY CLOSES DARDENELLESSAYS BERLIN REPORT OUT BERLIN m PROHIS COMMENCE BEDS TEMPT FIRE PONRU IAN RESERVES ; ARMY NDECISIVE RESULTS CAUSE RN HUN BEFORE ELECTION u.- J I: V llBTtMN, Sept. .10, via London, Sept, .TO, 3:Bt n. m. A report givon out nt army licntlquartors today says: "There litis been peneral tlftMlng on our right wing In Franco, but nothing decisive. Tho center Is quirt. Tho French advances In th? vicinity of Verdun and Tonl have been renewed. LONDON, Sept. 30, 1 p. m. A dispatch to llonter's Telegram com pnny from Berlin, coming by way of Amsterdam, says that the headquar ters of tho German general staff made the fololwlng official statomcut last night: "On our right wing In Franco In declslvo battles have occurred, no tween tho OoUe and the Mouse It Is generally quiet. The army operat ing against tho forts on the Mouse was repulsed. "Tho Fernch have made n new as sault along tho line from Verdun to Toul. "Our siege artillery has opened flro nn tho forts of Antwerp. The as sault of tho llclglan forces against the attacking line has been repulsed. "In the eastern theatro of tho war the ltusslan assaulta In tho govern ment of Suwnlkl failed. Heavy artil lery yesterday began bombardment ngulnst tho fort of Ossonrence." CATHOLICS SEEK MEXICO WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. Asking that tho United States recognizo no government In Mexico which docs not grant religious liberty, a delegation representing the American Federation of Catholic Societies of America called today on President Wilson. Resolutions were presented protest ing that nuns and priests have been robbed and murdered by constitu tionalists and that church property has been dostroyed. Tho president was told that among tho priests and nuns In danger were somo American citizens In Saltillo and Mexico City. The delegation asked that the admin istration take active stops for their relief. nishop Currier or Matanzas, Cuba, will discuss tho difficulties of Catho lics In Mexico with President Wilson tomorrow. The president promised to do everything possible for thoso in danger. WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. So far ns officials hero known, Turkey will carry Into effect Its announced Inten tion to abrogato all capitulations granting extra territorial rights to foreigners In Turkey tomorrow. Sec retary llrynn said tho Torto had re ceived, In friendly spirit, tho notifica tion that the United States would re serve tho right of future discussion of Turkey's action but had not Indi cated a postponement of the opera tion of the decree. A close watch will be kept over the manner In which Turkey exercises the now full sovereignty 'over her dominions. The cruiser North Caro lina will be kept off tho Turkey coast for the present and the cruiser Ten nesso Is under orders to proceed from Falmouth, Kngland, whero she now is, to Hrlndlsl, Italy, not far from Turkish waters. CHICAGO. Sept. ,10. Tinier (lie lomUrlii of Kiigene V. Clin fin. twice prohibition eiuuliilnte for pre-i-dent, the "flyinj: Miimlmn of Amer ica" ho.tfiin a nntionwiile rninpnigii for piiiliiliiliiui today, with IVoiin. 111., MiOffciu' f Hie firt ileimui'.hn lion. Attiroimiitely l."0 eities in (hiding U tte cnmtiiW nml the na tional capital will he visited. .1. Frank Hiinley, former governor of Imliaiin. mid .eeml other men who luixe been prominent politically, n. well n n number identified with church (iigiiiiixntiiins wre member of the parte. The Mptnilron, how ever, is declared In he nffiliuted with no political ptirtv or organization, but to be workinc to uphold the liiuiiN of whoever luw declared for piohibitioii, The speakers will lour the wc-t ii fnr SMiktute, Wiifc., and then work hack through (he ct. 1'AltlS, Sept. 30, 1:30 p. n. U was again tho turn of tho allies' left yesterday to receive tho shock of the enemy on the battle front In northern Frnnre, and although tho- official communication docs not say so, It Is many prisoners. LONDON, Sept. 30, 3 a. in. A dis patch from I'etrngrad to tho lleuter Telegram company says: "An unconfirmed telegram from Mltau, In tho llalttc provinces, says (hat German warships havo appeared reliably staled that again they tooMRovcrnl'tliupH slnco tho war began In the waters off Wlndnu, a seaport of The apparent lack of consistency Hiissln, In Courlnml, on tho Hnltlc In the operations of the Germans, r01)' , ...... largo iicci wiiu transports up- added to the Increased vlgllauco of peared on September 24 but soon dls. tho censors. Is making tho lot of tho nppeoiod In a southerly direction, military prophets a hard one. All On Monday afternoon 18 German do they can deduce today from the In- stroyers and n cruiser ramo fairly formation given out U that tho tier-'near tho coast and scut two boats to mans failed to break through the nl-jmuku soundings near llackhnff's lies' front anywhere. (Lighthouse, 11 miles south of Win- Naturally tho absence of newR.dau. The ltusslnu forts fired on tho makes a place for rumors which aroi boats, which suffered some loss. Tho plentiful, but which no ono dares to Gorman destroer then fired on tho publish, even It their truth hud been llghthouso and afterwards put to ascertained. ' I sea." WASHINGTON, Sept. 30. I'reM dent Wilson approved today a legisla tive program for congress wlilrli In cludes postponement of consideration of tho ship purchase bill until No vember tf, following tho fall elec tions. The plan as outlined by offi cials today Includes reresM by the house within the next leu days, until November K. The senate Is to fin ish consideration of tho Clayton trust hill nml the war revenue hill and then also recess. Information reaching tho white house Is that them wilt he filibuster ngulnst the war revenue hill In tho senate. Tho president plaiiH to go to the summer white house at Cornish, N. II., for about a week's stny as soon as the legislative situation permits. With Moilfnnl irsrtwi Nfedforrt tnsrtn LONDON, Sept. HO, :i:.Vi p. in.--The report Ilia I the lH,8ft,JHHH and IHHh clitMMW of Italian , nwrveM would iie culled lo the color citily in October hat been eonlliiiicd by ncv-' ernl Italian itcwftpupciMnccoidinK " the coiTcOMiiidcul of tint i London Daily .Mail u( Venice. I'tcvon fiiM category clnxscrt will then lie iiihIitj the flag and will total IIOII.llODmcu', Without eounllug the 8(1,11(1(1 im-n now in Ttiwdi, Italy will have mi army of I,:II0,0(MI men in her otn teinloty, diiidcd into hirly iinuy empx. The corKpondcnl mitw Hint Auk Itimi lrMipN me still Ihiouiiig up dc IV ice wniliH iilpug the fioutici( tlic I'oiiln FelluniH lint 'licinj,' defended by the liiudwchr. Why Not Get the best siiioko, (lor. Johnton, nml also patronlin bom. MANN'S CENTRAL AVENUE REMOVAL SALE MANN'S NIOARPOSTOPFICIO Jm$m5m$J$$$m$ t Y T Y y T V Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? ? ? T t t ? Y ? 5! The Balance of this Week We Will Be Moving Into Our New Store WE ARE OFFERING GREAT BARGAINS EVERY DAY SIS FOR FRANCE FALMOUTH, by way of London, Sept. 30, 11M3 a. m. Tho American hospital ship Hed Cross sailed today and Is expected to arrive atTaUllace, Franco (30 miles northwest of Ilor- duaux) by tomorrow night. Hear Admiral Aaron Ward, United Statos Navy, retired, s (u command of tho vessel, which carries the lied Cross units which will nervo with tht French armies. LONDON, Bept. 30, 2 '20 p. m. The American cruiser Tennessee which sailed from Weymouth, has ar rived at Falmouth, where she will re main indefinitely pending the final disposition of the relief funds which uho carries. HE ASKS FOR COPPER INFORMATION "WASHINGTON, Sopt. 30 Secre tary Dryan In a resolution passed by tho senate today was asked to report, If not Incompatible with public in terest, whether tho Hritlsh govern ment Is Interfering with shlpmeiits of copper in noutral ships to Rotterdam, Biuator Siuoot received a telegram ywterduy from American shippers declaring tlmt noutral coppor, not regarded as conditional contraband by Tliolluguo contentions, whh being hold up, CLASS C DIRECTORS FOR FEDERAL RESERVE RANKS WAtiiiJKnro.v. hdiii, ;io tiid A'Jidl M'f('ni lioiih) today iiiiiioiiiie- H ill MIIWM of 'lll ''("' lIlM'I'lOIW (Df lu JVjIoi'uI j iil vi' loinliM of lUf mt Hw Ymli, Mlcjuiiiiii), hi. hni m4 XUini'iiulit4 JM'i'toiM Uh iIih HHM oIIjit IjuiiU Will u uumwmvi) Y (3Sm dr 111 I VSrk Wu$L READY-TO-WEAR BARGAINS "We arc offering sonic special good bargains this week in "Women's Suits ft will pay you to investigate this one: 2) .Handsome New Suits, Jiidingcotc style, made of all wool materials, in navy, green and black, very special this week at only, each $ 1 6. 9 O Some new Balmarcan Coals, made of all- wool fancy mixtures, very special tPOVO Now Astrakhan Coats, in black only, all sizes, a splendid winter coat; better buy now before they are all sold at, each '.. Jp y. j O CHILDREN'S COATS 25 Jirand New Winter Coats for chil dren, sizes (J to M years, on (j A Q Q sale this week, each W x s O HOUSE DRESSES TjO Women's Suits, made.W ginghams and percales, all sizes and fit C colors, sale this week, ea....J JLZr) DRESS GOODS BARGAINS New Koiiuin Stripes, all silk, l) inches wid, very special, al, per '7Q- 7V- New Silk Poplins, in all colors, A Q very special this week, yard , ..TcOC nS-inch all word Scrge,'good colors, on sale this week al, per yard, onlv . 48c New Plaids, splendid cloth for chil dren's school dresses, special Q- JKs at, per yard. 58-inch Heavy Coatings, all new styles, special for this sale, per . 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Women's Vests and Pants, bleached, fleeced lined, Q special, each ..yC Boys' ("Irey Fleeced Lined Union Suits, worth CQ 75c, special, suit J j C Women's extra fine Union Suits, nicely trimmed, flQ special, a suit O PETTICOAT BARGAIN 200 Brand Now Halcyon Mcssalino Pet ticoats, cheap at 1.50, now at, each.. 98c SWEATER BARGAIN 100 now Heavy .umbo Hwwilcrx, all coJorM, xpccinl af, each; nl) $4.98 CORSET BARGAINS 100 Women's Heavy Coiitil Corsets, all sizes, 75c grade, special at, A Q, per pair TtO Dr. Warner's "Kind proof" Corsets, $1 new lall modois, Hjtccini at, pel' pair Hole agciilM Uw ilia Ivy nml Goodwin BARGAINS IN DOMESTICS Best Dress Prints, now, a yard Good Apron Ging hams , yard - Good j'ino Cum- brie, yni'il i i Good Unblcjicbcd MijhIIjj, Hpca)al,yd, 5c 6c 10c 7c 72xfK) Bleached Sheets, each ... 39c Pillow Slips, ea " J&i '12 and '15-iuch Good full size lied Hpi'eiids, hpecial, each Heavy Comforts, QQ I, rii Ut m wvy Mpitcbil, Good nieached Mus- Q lin, special, yard ... j Good Cotton Halts, Hpoelal, roll 10c lieivy Colored Outing Kliiimcl, good lOe grade, Hpecbil, O T licrvanl OKj w f. ii