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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 22, 1914)
rr FACE TWO MEDtfORD MAIL Till HUNK, M1SDF0K1), OKKdON. THURSDAY. OCTOHRH. 22, 1!)1 "c i s .. 'i "f f I , l-r ;, CS STEa TRUST ASKS FiPEUTO STAY IN BUSINESS w fmi,Amuvm, oc. 22. it. mniiittjrliw nrjrument for llic defi'ine today in 'llic fetleml oourt to dissolve the'UnftOri' pthtefc Sh-t'l irpinitinn niLUio ground thnt t violate, tlit nn ti-tr"t law, lllchnrd V. l.tiulnhtir in the Tnitt'd Stnle ilUtrirt oonrt, rnntinurd to deucriho f ho oowliii't of llin corporation lifter il? orjrnnizn iion. lit1 denied earning of the eor jrorntiott were ejtcefive nnd snhl ftioy wore ittitc ordinary. Counsel told the emirt Hint tlio record in tlio case doe not show n MUfrlo' instance of rebntos hnvln? been naked or received bv the eonreni or by nny of its MuVidinrle.. Mrt. Lindnbnry said tlio steel cor poration aviir not a monopoly nnd that in its treatment of employes it ''lends the world.'' lie pave figure; to pliow that Mure the formation of the c'orporntion the wage of it em ploye's hnvo been increased an over age pf 'JS'f. per cent, nnd that in 1012 its employes numbered 221,02.1, with n total yearly payroll of 180, .1.11,002. lu'lOOU' the nvorngo year ly wage xviih about $12.10. The. cor poration's method of compensation for injured employes, he nid. ante dates the htntutPh of nny .state on tlint subject. WAR AT WARSA' CEMENTS UNION OF POLES AND SLAVS PAH1S, OcJ. 22, 11 n. m. Russian troops are imiuifehting great cournTC and energy in the defense of War saw, ninny times Kucee.ssfiilly repuls inff henvy attacks and at the Mime tine establishing more firmly the union of Poles and Slavs," hays a Ilavas agency from Petrogrnd. .Intercepted diyumenta show that the Oemiaii! expected to capture Warsaw some time between October 1.1 and 17. ''The Siberian regiments brought up from the Praga. district of War saw received a great ovation from the populace and dixtinmiished them selves in night attneks in tlio forest of Motchildovsk, taking ninny pris oners. The fighting in this district has been determined. The heaviest fighting is now at n, point Botith of PrzeiaVhl." E ARTILLERY ATTACK UPON TSING TAU NEW YORK, Oct. 22. Tho Kaat and West News liurcau this after noon gavo out this cablo message from Toklo dated teday: "The Japaneso naval general staff announces that tho marina heavy artillery corps Is engaged on the 2 2d, (today), In the attack on Tlng Tau, and that a part of tho Japanese floci Is keeping watch on tho enemy's warships hovering about Hawaii." TOKIO, Oct. 22, 2:1G p. m. A Japanese squadron, it Is officially an. nouueed, Is seeking tho German fleet tn tio neighborhood of Hawaii, BRITISH GUNS DESTROY- TOWN NEAR STRAITS l,ONDON, Oct. 22, Si 00 a. m. A dispatch to the Pally Mail from Dun kirk says thu British naval bom bardment has utterly destroyed the town or Slype, which the Germans held In force, Tho house occupied by the German headquarters stuff was blown to bits. The navel marksmanship, accord ing to the dispatch, was superb, A British slgualiiian, In u stationary baboon. 'was shpt by the Germans, 'Hot fke Manager Would Like Notice of Arrival in Advunco .Persona Gonteuipatlii(( a visit to Hot' hike purines, Oregon, who ro jaWth wrvlee of wheel choir or her special tonvuniuute, aro re qupatiHl by the iiiunauoinont to give Hfiiee 9( arrival In advance, so that Ptytypr wru and uttwiitfun may bo fHiiif (J'ulil Ady,) WANES GN NAT GOODWIN IN "(EVER SAY DIE" At rM MONDAY Nat C. Goodwin, who is scheduled to njinoar at tho Page Theater for one night only, October 26, In "Nev er Say Die," Is known as ono of the stage's happiest "wits" and likewise famous rccontoiirs. The following Incident frequently goes tlio rounds qf "Tho Lambs,'' "I'rlars" and "Players" clubs In New York City, as having taken placo In Clnrldge's Hotel Lobby, while Goodwin lived thero at the ex pense of the eminent actor Win. H. Crono, Whoso engagement of "The Henrietta" was coming to a close at the Knlckerblcker Theater. It scorns that Goodwin Is a well known devotee of the boxing game, manly art of self defense and all such, and he had attended the McAllister-Gibbons prize fight at tho Medlson Squaro Garden and appre hending that It would bo a rough and motley crowd, decided to forego his high silk "topper," customarily worn by him. also his sealskin coat; for a cap, heavy white sweater and correspondingly consplclous light checked stilt Returning to the hotel just before midiiight, Nat attempted to evade the after-theater parties and slip quietly into tho elevator, when ho won espied by Win. H. Crane and a large party of ladles and gentlemen. Crane seemed to suspicion that Goodwin was trying to make a "getaway" whereupon ho hailed him, aleud: "Hello, Nat old boy, where are you going and what do you think you am made up for?" Goodwin, seeing that a hide-away without some word was impossible, thought for a second, but for a sec ond only, before ho replied. "Don't stop mo, DIU. I am going to the funeral of "The Henrietta." And now Crane merely nods as they pass each other in public. IDAHO, TREASURER Ml GUILTY" TO EMBEZZLEMENT HOISF, Idaho, Oct. 22. O. V. Al len, state treasurer of Idaho, ilio was arrested last night on the charge of embezzlement, this afternoon entered a plea of guilty to the charge, was sentenced to from five to twenty years nnd at once begnn serving his term in the Mnte pemtentinry. Fred crick JL Coleman, former deixity state treasurer, U expected to nmve in Hoie this afternoon nnd It Is un derstood that he will follow the same course. Colemuii is also charged with the embezzlement of state fiimTs. Allen was arraigned thU inornlucr and bin preliminary hearing was set for Monday morning. His bond was fixed nt .$20,000. Accompanied by n deputy sheriff, lie set about the task of securing bondsmen, but finding that he could not find them, decided to file a plea of guilty. GERMANS IN FULL RETREAT; FORCED BACK BY RUSSIANS PETItOGIUD. Oct. 22. The Rus sian official statement issued last night says: "The German troops which had oc cupied the roads leading to Warsaw In the region north of tho river Pll Itza, have been repulsed and aro now in full retreat, leaving their wounded on the battlefield." The Germans havo abandoned the positions they had fortified in ad vance. Tho Russian troops aro energetical ly advancing along tho whole front. The enemy Is still occupying the left bank of tho Vistula south of the Pllltza and as far as Sandomlr. Tho Russians, who had been gal lantly holding for eight days tho re gion of Kozenitz under most unfavor able conditions and heavy artillery fire achieved considerable success on October 20, and (heir position on the left bank of the Vistula, is now sc oured, The ateinpts by the Austrlans to cross tho river San below Przemysl havo been checked and tho Russians aro assunilng the offensive thero. In tho region south of Przemysl aro found tho remains of all tho Aus trian corps defeated In prior fighting In Gallcla. Here tho Russian troops aro energetically checking the ad vance of niimorous bodies of the on- oiny, Thero Is no essential change It) ICsst Prussia. Wo uro at present In touch with tho enemy on u front cov. tiring over 40Q vursts (about 207 ihIIoh) from thu lownr IVoiiru to tho lopm of tho Curputhlun inountuluM. SCENE FROM "NEVER SAY D RIa&Mv5"''3iiHHsHaWflft Real Issue of (From tho Ashland Tidings.) The Issue Is not between the can didacy of Smith of With) combe- for governor. That Is only an Incident. Wlthycombe unwittingly becomes tho tool. He has placed himself entirely in the hands of the machine. Tho machine directs his campaign, dic tates his policies and writes his speeches. Ho Is Hhe automaton through which It speaks and an In nocent Instrument of the conspiracy. He is no part or it. He is simply In tho hands of his friends to act and to say according to direction before election and act acordlng to demand after eletlon. lie is a weak man In the hands or the machine. He does its bidding with Reed conscience. neVer renmliiK to what the end leads. He is constitutionally opposed to the now political s)stcm. It will be easy for him to nbet the conspir Birthday of Electric All honor to Tlwuia A. Kdison, the inventor of the electric light; nnd what could be more titling thuii nation-wide celebration of the annivers ary of this occasion on October 21 f Thirty-five years ago I'lectru light ing was little more than u laboratory experiment. A few lurge nro lamns were used to iignt iiieaiers, purita, street corners, etc., but the greatest scientists of the world declared that the electri current could not be sub divided nnd that electricity for household lighting was an inixssibil- itv. Thoinn A. Kriicon, a young man who had nlreiidy .shown his wonderful curative genius by the Invention of the ipiadniplex telegraph, the tele phone receiver and the phonograph, began his eisieh-making work on the electric lamp in his little laboratory nt Mcnlo Park, X. J., and In the small Kdixon shop, in New York City nearly forty years ago. In thoe years of 1878 nnd 187H woik went on night nnd day nnd the entire field of science nnd the world nt Inrge nin sacked for u suitable filament fur the new lamp. The story of tlio discovery of the electric lamp is one of exec-five toil, of endless research and the siir innunting of nliuot impossible ob stacles. Hurroiinded by u little band of faithful employes, Kdion worked twenty hours n day, and for weeks at a time, testing out lamp uiatriiaN, following different linis of re cm eh and blindly groping through tin dark towards the goal of mic ccsf ful illtnn itiation. Kdison took his meals Maul ing nt the work bench and slept on a roll top dcfl:, his men found rest whenever nnd wherever they could. It wan the 21nt day of October, 1881, when Kdion announced to the world that the incandescent electric lump had been found. ISamboo was selected for the tiny hair-like lamp tllamcnt and the tropical world was searched for the different kinds of bamboo in order that the beft might be selected. For the next eight yucrs l.-X STOP SUFFERING NOW FROM ASTHMA Go to the druggist listed below and buy a package of Dr. Rudolph Schiff mann'i Asthmador today ond if it does not give instant relief, ond even more, if ou do not find it to be the very best remedy ou have ever used, go back and your money will be cheerfully returned by this druggist, without any question whatever. No matter what else has failed, Asthmador and Asthmador Cig arettes will give instant 'relief usually within 10 seconds, but always within 15 minutes. It docs not matter how vio lent the attack or obstinate the case is, or wliaj else had been tried and failed, Asthmador will relieve instantaneously. If it docs not, this package, will cost you nothing. Go back and get your money refunded. You are the sole judge as to whether benefited or not. You run no' risk in buying this remedy under this positive guarantee. Persons living elsewhere will he sup- filled under lliu same guarantee by their ol druggM or direct by Pr. R. Sclilff maun, Si, Paul, Minn. l'or sale here ly Mislfunl Pharmacy IE," WITH NAT C. GOODWIN "s '-! V--V Campaign acy without knowing It. That l tho danger of It all. He is n man of hi nil private character with little knowledge of practical politics. Ho Ia reactionary tn his views. He has not faith In tho intelligence of the people en masse. He Imagines the government would be Iwtter In tho hnndB of chosen rulers, picked by the republican machine. Ho lives In the past. He still clings to the old machine. He remembers tho days of virtue In tho party and Is blinded to its debasement. That is tho Issue. Shall tho peoplo continue to ruin or shall the powers of government bo returned Into the hands or n machine that It took long years of struggle to dlflodgo? Tho republican machine Is a corrupt and a dangerous thing. The only safe course Is to swat It hard by tho over whelming election of Dr. Smith. Lights Celebrated J the lamps were inlidc witli bamboo filaments, uTtcr which n sipurled cel lulose tilaiuent witf used until tho "metallized" lilaments took their place a few years later. The modern metal filament lumps tire n product of later .years. The ifrft tungsten lamp was produced in l'.KHi and the first Mazda lamp in ll12, which is the most perfect form of artificial il lumination nnd generally used throughout the civijjzcd world. Why Not Get tho best smoke, Gov. Johnson, and also patronize home. " IF (let a 10-cont box. Put aside Just onco the Salts, Pills, Castor Oil or Purgative Waters which merely torco a passaKeway throiiKh the bowels, but do not thor oughly cleanso, freshen and purify theso drainage organs, and havo no effect whatever upon the liver and stomach. Keep your "Insldes" pure and fresh with Cascarets, which thoroughly cleanso the stomach, remove tho un digested, sour rood and foul gases, tako the excess bllo from the liver and carry out of tho system all tho constipated waste mattor and poisons In the bowels, A (,'ascaret ton I is lit will moke you feel great by morning. They work whllo you sleep nover grlpo, slckon, nnd cost only 10 cents u box from your druggist. Millions of men and women tako a Cascarot now and then and nover hnvo Headache, Illllous ness, Severn Colds, Indigestion, Hour 8tomur.li or Constipated (towels, Cas. carets bolong In evory household. Children Just love to tqko them. Adv. CASCARETS YOUR BOWELS HEADACHY SICK YOUNG MAN! DO YOU WANT TO MAKE MONEY? YOUNG WOMAN! DO YOU WANT TO BE INDEPENDENT? If so, picpnro for biiHlncsK. HiiuiucsH today Is king. Trained brniiiH are at a gieater premium in thu biini iicjih world today than ever before. Opportunity bcckoiiH lo you today, Prepare I Prepare I V havo t mined hiindrcilw of young men ami women, l,et iih liniu you for IjiiIiichh HitceesM, U'litu iim today for Colhu Joiiriial mid complete information. LINK'S BUSINESS COLLEGE A, T. LINK, Principal Tclcjilmuo Main lOftl. RUSSIANS FORCED OF ASSERTS AUSTRIA I.O.N'DON, Oct. 22, 10:30 a, in. An official stntcmont Klveu out at noon Wilnciiliy at tho. Austilan general hendnuurtor regarding tho righting at Gallcla, Is contained In a dispatch to Houter's TolcKram com pany from Vienna b way or Am sterdam, It sa)s: "We have gained ground In several spots In a heavy, stubborn attack on tho fortified portions or tho enemy rrom Plltotzyn to tho hlith road oast or Modyka. while tho Russian counter attack could uowhcrv penetrate. "Last nlKht our troops eaptuicd the heights north or Nlcankowlcv, which followed tho rapture or tho villages located against to helgts. "Yesterday we captured, In the Carpathians, tho Cahlnnkl pass, tho last point held thero by tho Russians. There In now no enemy left on Hun garian soil. "In llukowlna, we advanced as far as the Great Soreth." Dm'I le Misled II Yw Have Luif Trouble If you luii1 I'Uiii Troulilr, Uo uut t luUlnl fry rori of llMrl vf ! rIOri to rtltvvr tint rffvllon. No vittvlfle tin i jrt lirn found. Kckinsn'a Alter; Hie. kowtTtr, U luttllclii.' for tlmxt lid liius trouMra wliK'h has lu sue crMfulljr us III many tatt-a. It u are tlflf II litl.hl lu. wtAH flip lull tu luVtltl i isn it uifrii ami u u uiaj w aitlna- UuiOl o you. Itrad of tula - .? '--i -- .".. .---.-r". j Xtt Darrntb At., Ntw York. "Otntlfmrn; Kite rrara 11:0 laat An- fuit I a Inaru to St. Pmncla lloiltal o Ihi trratrd for llronrtiltU anil cuuerat al I una. After Mrrral wrrka' trratiurut 1 waa dill br ttia diKtor lo, so t s coiilfcut mMUmuiu. but could ant ba admitted brcaono tin- doctor at Itir boa idtal, afttr ttiorousu rtaintiiatlou, dr clarrd tur ca In Troublr. and tra we a crrtlBcat to that tttt. I Uuw-d the ctrttacat to t'attiar Stark, and tit ad -U4 tu to taaa Kckman'a Allrratl". t inak iti Attrall falthfullr aa (U- ractrd. ami aoon found liiJMlf frtf from night trt and foer. ond atadually sot Uttar. I h not Ukrti th Ajtaratlit r oar roriwo inn-nnn ran iniiuiuuj " am writ. I fall Iwttrr and am atrvwtr than t-for tuy alrknyM," lAifldavtll , MAUY KOHItAMKR. 1aioy aiitircttatpd: tnor ou trqueat.) kcknun'aAltvratliabaa bn pryn by many jrora' trt to Im moat rfflcarloua for Tluoat and lins Afffctlona. Ilronihltlt, llroncblil Aatbrna. btubborn t'oldt and In utibulldlnar the ayatrm. Contalna no narcotic, pwtaoea or bat.ll- forming droca. Aik for boolilal tjlllns of rrmrcrlea. and wrltf to f.ckman ltoratory. I'blladttphla. I'a.. for ?! Jenca. Vot sst 1 all Iraditif drusgUtS Price $1 nnd 2 n hot tin. WK I'AY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE roil Butter Fat AND Fresh Eggs THE WHITE VELVET ICE CREAM CO. MKUFOItU, OltKGON Phono IHI WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 East Main Street Mcdford Tho Only Exclusive Commercial Photographori in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time or place by appointment Phone 147-J We'll do tho rent X. D. W1STON. Prop. Till'nnl Hiiilding, I'oi thin.l, Oregon, UT HUNGARY AT iJ mJ w I . Ja 4 Dreathr Frcolyl Clrnr Stuff od-tip, inflnmud Nolo nnd llnail and Sloi Cnlarrhnl Diiilinrno. Coroi Doll liaadachn Ttj MP.Iy'a Cream lliilin" (let it Niuiil' boitli uiiyua.v Jii't to try It Apply a litlli In tlio uimtrlN ami liiiitautly your ilocgtsl num mitt ntopcdlii til) piiMMagcii of thu htmil wlli open1 you will breatho flcoly. diillncM-t anil lit'tiiliiili illiini"'ai. Ilv morning1 tin catarrh eoliblu-tiead or catarrhal sop) ihront will hi gone. Hint Niiili mliiiTN now' (let tin fina" tMittle or 'Ti'm t'toiiiii Halm" it uny ilruj Blot c 'Ibis Hwett, E GLoeetD HEAD GOLDS Ai NOTICE WANTED TO BUY 10,000 ptlUIKlK JIl'IIH. 10,000 pounds Sprinv; Cliii'lctMis. f),000 poumls Old KoohIppm. 5,000 pounds DupUh. 'At onco and will contract nil you can rnino hi llic next six months. GET BUSY. Medford Poultry 6 Egg Co. POULTRY WANTED We Arc Headquarters for Poultry In Medford Will always pay you the highest market cash prices. Can use all kinds. We solicit your trade. MEDFORD POULTRY & EGG 0. TELEPHONE 583 129 FIR STREET f v.. ite - v itr H.r - .v ' -.' ?f B et t r ' t n a Mr a Kinedom American Independence and TEA GARDEN SYRUP Thero U uo other ayrup Hko Tea Garden. It U scientifically blended from cholco Oriental auiar and is unequaled in purity, flavor and food value. Pmiuiit trn of t It e a (oiiiioiim to our Krir with mm iirdur for u Kut Ion of Tun (1 union Hrup mill li'i Mill Klvu qii fre Jar of lm (lurden l'ri'urva, .Vhmi rl.y....,,,,, ,,,,, (iroctr Pacific Coast I I'Oirn.ANi). r Buyers to Share in Profits Lower Prices on Ford Cars Effective from AueuBt 1, 1014, to AiiKimt 1, l'JIS, am (tuaran.eotl agaliiBt uny reduction (luring that tlme: Tnitln Car ipffKl ItllllHIMIIlt , Town (ir dim ' ' F. O. D. Detroit. All cars fully txiulnpml. (In tho Unltod Statoa of Amorlca Only,) Further, wo will ho ahlu to ohtuln tho inuxliuiiin offlcluncy tn our factory production, and tho iiirnliiiuin ennt In our piirchiiHinK und aaioa doimrtmontu If wo can reach an outpul of aoo,000 cara lio- twoon tho nbovo datcu. And should wo roach thla iirodiiction w ngrcn l( pay iih tho tiuyor'a altaro from 0 to fio per'car (on or nhoiit AuijiiMt 1, l'jinj to every retail huyor who jnirchanoH u now Ford car hulwuon AiikuhI 1, 10H, and AiiKimt t, i91t, For fiirlhor jiartlciilar roKardtiiK Uiuho low prltos mid prtirii-Htiur- lilt; jilau, co tho nuaront Kurd llrunch or Dciilor. Ford Motor Cur Company C. E. GATES, Agent Npaitu llullillnu if NOSTRILS mm frniti'iint biilut dlmolvoa by IliO heat of lli nortirllx; imii..imii4 unit limits tln luiliiiiii'il. HUiilleti iimiiiUnuiti which mm thu n"o, IimII' mill tliiout . el'Hirs thu nlr iniwn.Nton IIUHl) ill. llM'UU.H u ltd a litS'r tt final Ins. HooMilitg ivltof vott)i". u IIIINlliileljr iLiu't lay nwnliu tojilRlil rny gllhit for litciilb. with UtMil aliittMj iiiwirlls f..iil. hitwl-ltut mid l!l".ui. Ciitiirili or n mlii. with UK tuimlmt imi e. foul miieoim diMpphik," lnt V Uirom, mill tow ilrvness Is dlutm Jur hut imlv lu'iiillet-s Pul viuir fnltli -Jiii' imctj j Tlv'ii ii'MMi liiihu' mid joNr M or i.ttuir i will Miri'lr tllauptKwr. nssE Syrup nitunoN, Miilfuiil, (;icon, 39C ' IX I a k v k' I "1BHwvl mmmmk MmM WaBK,cjJSi( Co. I A M A