Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 31, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Image 10

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Newspaper Page Text'J V ' V - Wryv , - ' - ' , ; -. ' MAIL 'PRlDim OTDKOKD. OU1WOX, AMUM71)AO0TOnWUJ)M r 1'ACllfl TMN MKDFORD N5 MEXICO TELLS LOSS OF LIFE ON i t 14 y " V 1 A t F E rfiJt a' K ' STILL UNCERTAIN BRITISH 01 bBbbb'V- lJ BBbV I.bbBBV GROUND REGION 0 HOSPITAL SHIP BELGIAN NVOY TO LEAVE COUNTRY ES AND MAR IV- v LONDON', Oct. :U, 11:35 p. m. "Hovcro flBtitliiR rontlmioa wllh HUlo inlernilnslon along tl bUIgs Ifno, osncclnlly townrd llm north. The Corntnu rosdstnneo Ih ittuhborn and rlcrro counter ntlntks nro niado by thorn rrcquontly. "NVvertholoBH, tho llrlttalt nro Hlraillly ftnlnlnK ground. In a coun ter rttiick ono brlgado dollvurod n liillllnnt bayonet chnrgo, nccountlnR for ninny of tlio oiiumy, wliuxo losfes throughout tlio fighting nro heavy." Tlio foroRoIng wn Iwtiiad nt lt:16 by tho official press btiroau. iauis, Oct. no, 11 :-n p. m. orri- cent returning horo from tho bnttlo front uny that buccom for tho ollloa has grown out of tho serlos of fur Ions conflicts on tho oxtroiuo loft vfliiR lylnK near tho coast, n woll as In tho vicinity of Yprcs ami Arras. Kvcrywhurc, they pay, tho lielfiiiin, French ami llrltlsh forces havo boon nblo to resist tho onslaughts of the Gorman columns, nnd to reply with counter attacks so full of vigor that they carried tho allies always still fuithor forward In tho moeuient to rernnturo HcIkIuiu. Tho unhesitating manner in which Iho Germans threw tholr masses of men nt tho allies positions Unto after time, theso officers say, caused aston ishment, in tho lines of tho allies tho Impression prevails that It was tho determination of tho Germans to break throuj;li at any cost. Their heroic sacrifices were In vain, how ever, for after they had used them selves as u human buttering ram they wcro compelled to fall back without having accomplished their task. The opening of the dykes by the Ilclglans near tho mouth of tho Itlver Yscr placed a formidable obgtaclo in tho way of tho Germans, who wcro compelled to recross the river, and during this operation suffered severe ly from tho allies' artillery. Tho attacks of tho Germans today nro reported not to havo been accom panied with tho vlolenco of their pre vious assaults. On tho entrenched positions of tho Somme, Olso and Alsn'o frequent iso lated actions occurred especially near niiclms. lloth armloi wcro so well burled In rlflo pits and trenches, however, that no Important change in tho positions was brought about. WIIITI1Y, Kng, Oct. nt, via l.ott don, 11:10 p. in. Tho loss of life on tho UrilisU hospital ship, which crash ed on the rocks off the Yorkshire coast near here boforo dawn today, Is n matter of doubt tonight. The ves sel, however, Is n wreck, having bro ken In two whllo llfo savers on shore were shooting linos nnd trying vainly to make ono fnsi to tho ship. Hearing physicians, nurses and hos pital supplies, tho Hohllta was on her way to n llolglan or French port to succor tho wounded when she wns driven ashore. It Is understood thnt nil the women on board were saved, Including one who wns a survivor of tho Titanic disaster. Tho fate of the physicians Is uncertain, ns Is thnt of tho cnptaln nnd the crew. Tho total number of porsous on board Is not known, but some estimates place It nt 200. When tho vessel broke In two, debt men could bo seen fm tho shore clinging to a pleco of wreckage nfter part of tho ship, and It Is as sumed tl.ut they woru swept to their death In tho boiling sen. Fourteen bodies lind been wnshed ashore this fcvciiltig. SPAIN REBUILD TO WARSHIP FLEET PAUIS. Oct. 31, .TIC a. m. The Spanish minister of marine, Admiral Miranda, on tho opening of tho cham ber of deputies at Madrid yesterday introduced a bill regarding tho reha bilitation of the Spanish fleet, accord ing to a dispatch from tho Madrid correspondent of the Ilavas agency. Tho bill provides for tho construc tion of four fast cruisers at a cost of sirty million pestas (about $12,000, 000) sis torpedo boats, at a cost of thirty million jwstas, twenty-eight fcubmarfnes and threo gunboats. Tho measure nUo ink a eg provision for tho coast nnd submarino defence and other protection. JAPANESE TO BOMBARD GERMANS AT TSING TAN ; ' " TOKIO, Oct. 31. 11 a. m. It Is offlciully announced that a gonoral attack was opotud at dawn, today on tho German position at Tslng Tau. Tho shelling of tho fortress continues at this hour. Tho spirit, of the allied troops nro said to bo high. Tho omKror'a birthday Is being celebrated today. PRINCE HENRY DIED AT HEAD OF HIS MEN LONDON', Oct. 31, S p. m. Prin cess Henry of Itattenborg has been In formed by tho headquarters at the front thnt her son, Prlnco Mnurlco of Hattcnberg, whose name appeared In tho list of killed mndo public a few d.i8 ngo, met death leading his com pany In an attack. The prlnco was struck by n shrapnel bullet from a bursting shell, and died almost imme diately afterward. A dispatch to tho Central News says Prlnco Maurice has been burled nenr Ypres. J.F.HITTSON , FOR SHFRIFF Law enforcement Ih my platform. ,Uuirt Ws) MKXICO CITY, Oct, 31. Paul May ; Holalnn minister to Mexico, yas bann ed his passports today by Minister of ' Korclun Affairs Fabelln. Senor Fa- Iwlln said ho was compelled to take this course because of certain nggres tlvu nnd disrespectful notes directed to tho Mexican government by, tlio llolglan representative. Tho minister of foreign affairs will say nothing regarding tho nature of tho correspondence but It Is believed that tho notes referred to tho opera tion by the Mexican government of the property of the Mexico Tramways company. The tramways company Is capitaliz ed nt JGO.000.000 In gold and a large percentage of tho stock Is held by Uel gtan capitalists. The Mexican gov ernment took over tho property on October 12, nfter the employes of tho road struck for an Incrense In pay. 4 i.. . m$r:x) . 'iiT 'CBi.jr.aniiii. -s-, f VOTE FOR Wet Weather Comfort Three Dollars Buy lot of it TOWER'S nSH BRAND REFLEX SLICKER Ve ! vhn you wotk. Cannot abioib wti lutm o$ every drop and kp you diy and com. lixttUe. la evn tnieairrWcfcott, tttona l cTtrv noint. A b!j bur any war you is ' s look al it. i .. SOLD niKTWHOtE PrtttdKtbi. 75CH. f! vmt) V JI 1'm "fi. i ; X B N.V . . . vPXw" l V'NAtV II O. . . f M v lA n i .i TX. A i j:- CaIaI Ftt Satsicta CumtttJ A.J.T0WRC0,B.U w9kt Jtl9C S -Jl Hbbbbb jaBWaBWaT .aBVaBWaBWaBWaBWaBWaBWaBa BBBBBiBBBBBBBBBBBBai Chauncey Florey Republican Candidate for k COUNTY RECORDER Wn born nnd mi-etl nt Kule I'oiitt. lli-U lucnl.v-live .venrn old, luff .. r.i.xiii.. t 1 1 v.. ni .fiiikiiiivillii. i : . I His fntlirr, A. J. Flmvy, Iiiin been po-.lmu-ler of Knglf Point Tor rtVr twenty year. ., i Air. Kliiiey liu lii'i-ii di'inity in the counh n-xesmirV office for five yenrt, l the lnl ! yeiirn he lm been a member 'f tlio tow'ii euuueil ir Jieknn. iil!e; lie lias 'been silmol clerk of tlio .lnekMUivillo hoIiooI di'liU't for on5 'year nnd wu. ro-elcctcd timiiii tins spring. lie . fully qualMicd and noiihl mnko n uooii eounty rccorucr. (Paid Aih.) Justice W. M. Ramsey Candidate lor Re-election : i y A Jaa. f I t ? ? ? ? t ? Judge Ramsriy is n Demowntie cniididnt c fo'r ro-plpciitni ns .luntico of flics Su- . a proine uourr. The son of pioneer parentH, practically his whole life 1ms heen speui in this state. For forty years he has heen a well-known lawyer with an extensive praeiice throughout the valley eounties and in variqus eounlies of eastern Oregon, where ho has resided a portion of the time. Self-educated, he was elected County Judge of Yamhill county at. the age. of twentv-thrce vears. and served a full term. ! Tn 1898 he was the candidate of the Democratic, Populist and Free Silver Re- T .... . .. a Si J .1 ...1vM,v l.k until puhlican parties for Justice ol t lie Supreme uouri, aim w;in n " . f r BBBBBBIv jumHHBBVbBBV BBSBr7 cWuBlBBWnBal BBBBBBBp r . pK9BBBBBBW BaBBBBpl BVaV ''SBwBaMHd BBBj -f jMfertBBBBT3Bl BwB "JMtatfmBaBBWaBHSfll kbbbbbb hVVBV Jft73HEfnHHHM Lbh ' Mr HBaWJlB BBBm MaBBttrfiBBr & BBBm FBBKitBuBB? i?-i HbW '7- BBBB.vBBBnBV AW bwbBkvjSBjMX " bbbbk. ii(:2npr' BBBBVA'aHp Jj BWBWBWbTbBVMBV VWlaBW' i BBBWBBBWBh - BBbBKBBbbbI BBBBBBBBBKBBBEDlAslBBBVBBBBBBBPiBBBBBBfe '4 t t Y T f f f t ? Y Y ? Y 1 7 3 Put a Vote in for USSHER for Coroner RopubllCmi mul Democratic Nominee (I'nld Adv.) iBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBBV BwBBBBWVvTBBBBBBBl bbHt bH bBBB' uH BBBBBBM. TfBvaTaTBa3 BwKc '&'' ' " wBVvH BBBit mi, Si&BBBV BBBv "kllr VT CdBBBBT a Baa aw &- ' dniljLBBalaBaBaBIB BBBBwiC JObBBBBBbI BBBBBm . 3'jBbbBwBv1 bBTbBWbBV vAaBvBBWBWal 'BbbbbbbBV v bbbbbbV Vulo fir THOS. B. KAY For State Treasurer Anil Approve Honest, Efficient anil Faithful Service Ail Htntn tri'.tRiiror ho h;m mini" n Hikndld n'onnl. imiiMrllnK durliiR tho hint two your :i(l r cent more ImihIiiom than diirhm iho hiiiiiu irlnd if tlio iirt'cudliiK torni, wllh no Incrt-uKo In omhmimi ucronnt. 1118 mithdil work unvu him. wllhmil oiiikihIIIoii, tho noiiilnnthin of tho Iti'lititjllrnii nnd l'ro;rcMlvn IMrth-rt nnd wlililn n Jiw lun. Iho lKiiui'rnlr tionilnntlcn, whlrh wunt to tho Prohibition Party rnndldiiti. Mr. Kny U tlio mil) lnto nfflrlnl with tint rword of rotnrnliiK l lh" Konrrul fund of tho Muto n InrKo imrt of tint iiiiroirlntloii nintlf hy tho lcKlitlatnro for tho runnliiK "M" ntnta of ItU iifllnt. lie Iiiih collected and ttirnod Into tho gtiimnil fund $;,n,l8ll..Vl IW liilcrojit on ntnto dopoHltn, no iart of whlrh would hnvo liomi rcclvid ly tint Mlnto oxct-pt for tho flat Hitlary law whhh Mr Kay Introduced anil Htvurod tin iiihmi: of whllo n iiioinlxT o tin loKlnhuuro. ( Paid Adv ) Y Y Y Y i beaten hy his )resent colleague, Justice iMoorc, ho ran farahead of his V, . party vote. ' ' T Tu 1913 he was appointed Justice of tli'e Supreme Court by Governor "West, J receiving the unanimous indorsement' of the then Supreme . Court of the 1 State, as well as the two United States Judges at Portland. Ills appoint- , ment was generally satisfactory to the bar of tho state. y J"udge "Ramsey is the only Democrat occupying a place on tho Supremo bench X of Oregon. It does not seem entirely fair that the whole Supreme Court of the state should be of one political faith. V )very voter is entitled to vote for four candidates for Juslice of the Supreme A Y 7 Y Court. .Tiiflge Ramsey's name will be upon the official ballot as nomin ated hy the Democratic, and Prohibition parties. 'We urge that you make tint one of tho four for whom von vote. - i TJ DEMOCRATIC STATU CENTRAL COMANTTKK. X DyD.K I laney, Chairman. . Pnll Ailv 1 V j; ! W. H. 5INGLER FOR SHERIFF The Republican Nominee for Sheriff, now filling an unexpired term by appointment, has at all times and does now invite an investigation of his record by the voters and taxpayers. The office under my administration has been eon ducted in the most economical manner consistent with efficient service in v'M'y particular in the inter ests of the taxpayers and the community at. large. To Inauro elTieu'uf'y, 1 ii'lnlnnl nl it itoivomil finnnciiil Iohm, mi oxpnrl nccniinluiil ni cliiol' ilupiity in lint Tux Colli'clinj; l'iirl iiicnl, ul. n Hillary coiiHitU'riilily In H'.xi'iwh ol' I lit iillownnro for hiioIi jiosition. I'luler tlio pit'M'iit Iiiwh mi iiiinuul ittitlit 'ih uuiilit of nil eoimlic in iho Hlnlo, iimlor tlio HUiiirvihiiiii mul hy ilin'otinn ol' iho Hlnto Iiisiinin,p (omiiiiHHioiiiir nnd Hid Hlnlo lloiinl of Ai'i'cnmlanoy. This niulil for my offit'o Iiiih jiihI Iiccii t-oniplotoil, unit I ipwto thn lollow in from llm oi'ilifitil pultlic iiffoiiiilunt who ininlo Ihii ntitlil : "DrnuU liihh, Ort-jtoii, Oololior t7lh, Hill. - Mr. W. II. Ninnlor, Rhcrifr Jiiolchiin Coitnly, .IhoUhouvHIo, Oichoii. Ht'iir Sir: 1 lopoil flint in my niulil of your offit'n junl ininlo, I Jintl offioionoy hIiowii liy tlio eoiriM'Ini'HH of i'coomIm nnd Iho ciiilonyor In Iniprovo mul nimplify llm W'"'' 'f H'" offit'o lo mool iiioronwil ifipiiii'ini'iilH unit iip-lo-tinlo iiioiIioiIh. 1 jiIho find u oIoho ooiiiplinni'd with Ii-kiiI in- fpiiiPinonlH of llm office. Vory truly yours, K. M.WII-KON' , ' Coililioil I'ulilio Ai'i-niintimt.", If ini'iil mul ooiiHoioiilioiiK pt'iforniuiifo of duly oount for nny tliliif,' in inililin Horviff, I foul jiiHlificil in iiHliinj,' Iho loyal Hiippoit of nil voIith nt llm pnllu. II Iuih boon my itiiu ut nil liuiex to mitiiitiiiu u clcnn itToitl in mul out of office, mid my fmiipuijii Iuih hce,u eon ducted iiloiif,' the Hiium IIiich, open nnd nliovn lionitl, which I huliuVo will npponl to nil fiiir-iniiuloil mul IhiiiKiu voIoih, AHHiiriui,' you of my thorough iippieeiulion for your fuvoriililo coiiHiilenillou, I mil, Huftpcnl fully, V, II. HINdMCH, , Ciiiiillilntu for filioiiff. (1'nlil A.lv.) I ..JbUft.. VL . awti