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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1914)
T PJOE SIX RrEDFOTJD MATT, TTNF.FNR OTilTFOttn, oi?rcciONT, t TUXTKSnAY, XOVKMTVTCft 12, IDl-f WALSH PEAK n9wm ' Jtf ' 'Hf TO LABORITES UPON LABOR CONDITIONS VniTiADBIiPIIIA, Kov. 12. Frank V. WnlsOi of Ktmsim City, elutiiinnii of (ho federal oommiHion on inilus trliil li'Intionv, mlilressod tho lelt. pntcs of llii! .Ami'iicnti l-VtWntton of I.itlmr today on the woik of the eom niNhion which hits licrn fnu'stiihilitiK iiultmlrinl ooiulitions tlinmtiout the country limine the InM year. Mr. Wnlsli wiil tliu first report would l)e inntlo to cniin":s ne.t liionth. Ho stated (hnl the commis sion hnR exmnined HDO employers representing the prent inilnxtrics of the country. Of those, he snitl only fivo employers hnve disagreed with tho underlying prinriole of collective linrgnining. Collective lmrenining, he paid, according to his understanding, wns ft system denied to prevent the well fcl from driving n hiird Imrgnin with the hungry men. Tho convention wns swept by applause- when Mr. Walsh exclaimed that no man should ho satisfied until ho hnd received the full product of his own toil. Tho commission in its travel, ho continued, hnd heard ninny criticisms of Inbor unions, nnd it hnd nl.so heard of tho exploitation of men nnd women nnd hnd tnndo articulate this ".-tifled sob of the exploited child in the mael strom of modern industry." In its investigation on the Pacific eont, Mr. Wnlsh snid, the commis sion heard the cry: "Oct back to the land," and it also heard the counter cry, "Get bnck the land." Tho report of the commission, Mr, WnUh Paid, would hold nothing i-a-crcd but the truth. BRITISH ROUND UP ALL GERMANS IN DEENON IP SERVHNS 1 SWEEPING VCTORY RUSSIAN CLAIM LONDON', Nov. 12. Omit Itiit ntn'n now rigorous round-up of Ocr mans nnd Austrians within her do minions caused u ru-h to the home office of tho-o who, by iitue of ad vanced ago, sex or other di-ipiulili-cntion for military .service, niv allow ed to go to the fatherland thtoue.h re ciprocal urninuements for n transfer of n like number of ltiiti-h men and women. It is .staled that within the last few weeks UOOfl German nnd Austrian women and 1200 men lolt thin country. At tho outlneak or the war many Germans and Austrian- deluded 'the authorities with applications for nat uralization papers. The number seek insr ltritish citizenship has boon plac ed at 10,000; jet fetter than tuenh applications hae been grunted. OVER AUSTRIANS TR REPULS E BATUM PROVINCE PLAN 10 0 BCOUSINFROM XISH, Sen la, Nov. 12. via London lt:!u a. in. Sl Initiations of Atts trlntiR Infantry with ipilckflrliiK rims, which crossed tho Danube near Stderevo under cover of artillery flro on November , have been annihilated by a Sen Inn counter attack, accnul liii; to official Information clveu out In Nlsh today. "All the men were not Killed, wounded or drowned In the Danube, fell Into our hands," tho Servian an nouncement continued. "We made -000 prisoners and captured two qulckflrlng puns." I'KTKOMIAl), Nov. 12. -An offic inl counuunication from Hie cenuiul staff of the Caucasian tinny, under dale of Noveuthcr 10, says; "Shall .skiiniishcs in the teion be yond Tchuruk river, in the ueij-hhor- , liooil of the province or'llalum, hae occurred. "We maintained our position at Koprukeui, Turkish nllempts to en velop us icsultini: in failure. The enemy has hocn put to disorder, lite column intended to otittlauk or en velop us netng ittspetscii. o cap luted tunny prisoncis and large tptan tiltes of munitions. We have occu- I PEERA E l'AUIS. Nov. 12, r : 4 r a. m. A dispatch from Nlsh, Sorvla, to the llavas Agency recounts tho ftRhtlnK'ptcd nil the vallcv of Alschkcilsiku. on the Sen Ian frontier. An Austrian! "According to u Turkish officer battalion comprising about 0000, ! taken prisoner, the Turkish ttiiny, eoumiandcd liv llasnu met I'nsha, is guided by Gennuns." crossed tho Danube, .10 miles south east of UelKrade. under cover of tho Between StIOO nnd 10,000 Germans W, ot monitors and artillery. Tho and Atistrinns are tinder arre-t nnd combat that ensued lasted until daik in detention camps all taken from , resulted In a check to the enemy. . LONDON, Nov. 12, 12! to p. lit. The Htatut) of tho two mimMlrltltiH dukes now flKhtliiK.tu tho (lermnn army nKiilust Kiwlnnil, liio Duko of Cumbeiland and tho Duko of Albnny will bo dlscus"ed In tho llouxo of ComiuoiiH touioriovv on a ipieHtlnn to bo put by SuUt .MacNell, iintlomillst, who Is anxious to know how Premier Ah(uI(Ii puriioscs to deal with these two cousins of Klii; (,corno of Kiik liiuil. .Mr. MacNell will urpt that they be tleiirlved of their ltritish peerages and Illicit and their scats (u tho House of Lords, Tho Duko ot Albany, who has also tho tltlu of Onlto of Snte-CohiirK-llotlia, In a first cousin of Klnf, (Iconic, lie was born In t SS I and educated In Duulnud and In (lermany, Ho has a coiuiuIshIouJu one Miltlsh and In scvoial llcrmaii uwlnumtH. Tho Duko of Cumhciiniid Is a second cousin of tho kliiK, Ho was bom In IS 15 and Is a Keiieial In the llrltlsh and a colonel In the Aiistilnn arm)') Ho married a daughter of KlitK ChtlHtlnu ly of Deuipurk, l.ADII.'S (!" .MHIM'OltD You nro Invited to attend tho rash, lun nhovv of liainMnltnrcd to-your moasiiro hiiKm, coats and sklrtH at .Mann's bin store I'rhlay or this wcoki This slioulnc Is made by expeit lad les tailor who will make up jour Karments to vour Individual nieiisiirc. You Met tho Itcfit Thoro Is when you sniok (lor, Joun ion clears nd patronlio homo lndu trlxs Not merely Legal, but Absolute Purity. ASM P.JLI....-.f.f ' f I FEDERAL OPERATION t PHILADCLPHIA, Nov. 12. A rc solutlpn was presented at today's convention of tho American (Federa tion of Labor urging President Wilson to insist that tho Colorado mine owners accept tho federal plan for peace and if they fall to comply, that tho president take steps to have tho coal mines operated under govern ment supervision. Grcntcr London. Hundreds of oth ers arc yet to be nrrestcd. Only tlys week there was n brief respite in the round up, duo to the fact that there were not enoiifjli adequate detention j camps, ino aminuon i not over, however; daily the newspaper nro urging the authorities to more action. The exclusive Gentian clubs are un der surveillance; buildings built or known to hnve been recently occu pied by Gennuns nre being watched. and gn'nt precautions ;m' being taken to gunrd the vaults of the stock ex change. There are .so ninny German finns using the s-trong hoves of the oxchnnge that even member entering J he rooms i-. ;enrched for bombs or other e.ilosive. A thousand Austrlaus were killed, 2000 wor taken prisoners and the others fled on the monitors or scat tered among the vinos around Sent encdrla and surrendered In groups. ' Among the prisoners nre two colonels nnd several officers of lesser rank. ' r S.A J- . m. -W IftT UuicKest, surest C'ouaft J, Remedy is llome- Madc g g nll 1'rrpnrr.l In n Pew Mln- fl utr. Chmp but lurqualrd ( "Mrt"MMl"l"W I;geian shell hit The Star Presenting Cxm1 Illll. The Star Theater Is showing to night and for the last time. Vita- graph's three reel masterpiece, "The Night Itlders of Petersham," a picture full ot thrills and estoundtng situa tions. Every one who saw this pic ture last night pronounced it good. In addition to this picture is shown RHKIMS, France, Nov. 12, via Paris, 1 1 :0f) n. in. A Gentian liell exploded ye-tonluy in the street op poite tho American consulate. The front of the building wns cut up by the shrapnel :bullets, but neither the American .shield nor the flair on the consulate wns dnmnjjed. For six weeks German (.hells by the thous ands hnve been fallint; into this quar ter of the city, but this is the fir-t time tho consulate has been struck. William Uardell, the con-.nl, left here by direction of Ambassador Her- lY Some people are contlnntlv annoved I t from one jiurs end to the other with u tcrsitoiit Iironchlul couali, which is wliol 1 ly unnivessiiry. Here is u liotm-mnde I remedy Hint set rililit nt the online iiud , X will miike jou wonder what beciimu tit It. tiet 21. ounces I'Iiiia (Oil wnts worth) ' froin niiv driiititist, ismr into n pint Uittl,. ami till tin- ttuttle with liluin uramilattil siiKar Hvrup. blurt takitiu It nt once. Z lirudimllv but surelv ou will notice thr' jihlmm thin out mid then dmappc.ir ab'X. tojji-tlier, thus endini: a eouah that vou never tlioiiKht would end. It also loowns the dry. huarse or tiulit couuh nntl he.tls t 1 "His First Case." a two part Lubln. drallng with cocaln nniiigi?lers along, rick three weeks no and the eonsiil tho Pacific coast A good comod'nte is canity. So fur ns is known, by George Ade, America's mosts pojt-j thoro is not u siut;lo American in ular humorist," completes the bill. Khemis. Hie itilllllllltllllillt. Id it linlnfiil .ii..l. .. j.l. remarknble rapidity. Ordinary i-oiil'Iis, 1 are conuuereil by It in 'J J hours or less.' . uthiiitf Ijetter for bronchitis, winter JL uiijjii nun uruncniRi asininii. J III I'illCV nnil Snuur Svnm n.lvt.,.- I mnkes n full plnt-cnmit'li to last at X !Y ? y t ? A. couciis and uronchlsl asthma. ' Ills rincv anil hiiL'ur Svnm m!iii A iiimiiy ii long tlnx t a cot of only SI cents, hniu iicrlectlv ami tastes pleas ant. .Knslly prepared, l'ull directions with I'inex. I'inex Is a special nnd hMdy concen trated compound of ueiuilne Norway pine extract, rich in ytmiaeol. und Is fnninu the world over for its ease, certainty an. I promptness in overcoming bad coughs, client nnd throat colds. (M the genuine. Ask tour druggist for "24 ounces P iwt." nml ilo net niwnt anvtliinir else. A guarantee of ut,nltitn ! V Uttt'H Ulth thu lirnt,rn)li Tl... IIU.,. T. Co., Ft. Vane, Ind. TRIMMED HAT One-Half Price Sale $12 Hats now $6.00 $6 Hats now $3.00 w4 r 1 'w m". l'. ,VAM..'ismj mm -;- iTMlfR '?Us5 r1"" lIM)r, . tfW Lr:. The Daylight Store Home of Style Craft Suits A..a.aa.aaa.aa..aa.A.AA.A.A.AA.A.A.AAA.AAA.AAAAAA 24yy4yyZiK!ZlZtliy V W -'w'vt ---- -v J$m$m$m$m5m$ t ? T Store JkAAAkAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA ITMrM'I'TMIiMI ''''''' News T I THE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE WEST A Little Out of the Way But It Pays to Walk GOODS WELL BOUGHT ARE HALF SOLD Yes the cheanest store in the. west, and we dnn't stand hack much to sav. "or I anywhere else." You can judge from the following items. Wool sox 10c, black and tan sox that seil in other stores 2 for 25c Cttvi C4aa in inn Wnci PRICE seven cents the pair. LIlGdJcM jlUI G 111 II1C MUM Men's good varm sweaters while they last 49c, a good heavy work shoe at $1.50, better ones at $1.98 and $1.75, a Swell looking dress shoe at $1.98, a good heavy suspender at 15c. 50c suspenders at 25c, three 10c handkerchiefs for 10c. The very latest in Ladies' and Misses Hats $1.98 and 98c. Boy's long pants suits at $1.98, 50c neckties 25c, a big blue flannel all wool shirt at 98c. We have others at 65c. ? T y T y Y ? r ? f I BIG 10 CENT BROOM SALE Y ? ? ? ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? Y Y ? Y t r ? ? Y t Y t t Y Y T T f ? Y T On Saturday, Nov. 14th we will place on sale a lot of 25c and 35c house brooms for one hour only between 2 and 3 o'clock at one to a customer at ten cents each. No brooms sold to children. t ' 126, 130, 134 North Front W I L S O N S THE BIG STORE THE LIVE WIRE I If Not In Push the Money Under the Door PHONE 467 f ? Y ? T ? I I v V V ? ? V ? ? ? ? ? Y Y Y .. ! . iNKH?H: