Medford mail tribune., May 06, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SEVEN, Image 7

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IL NO. 60 IS
STILL HELD BY
I FRENCH F
ORCES
I'AIUH. Muy tl --TIM' Kreiirh wnr
llfflCC, tlllH II (Id 11(1011 RtlVO Otlt II !(!
poll (in thn pinftnliw or lioNtllltlpf
IniltlliiK!
'"Hi thn ninth nf Vpreit wo ropuln
od with fnrl Kood iturceMt ii iiIkIU
tiltucli inndb by (hit (iPi'iniinN from
HlnnnHtriudc,
"To thn Hoiitli of Ynn Iho flnr
itiiuiH ycHtnrdily nl n point near Zwar
tltlen attached thjt trmiclicti of Mill
No. HO ncoiiliy,nHnoiili by Ilrlt
ImIi Iroopri. Their voiy violent on
idnuKht, durlun. the coftrno nf which
llii'y anitln ntmln unn onanhyxlittliiK
KttitiiH, mudo UiyWtlyForFln thn hit
ulnnliw of tlio'p'onldnn', hut our nlllen
xiilmeuijntly dollvorcd n counter nt
tnetf'nml rncnlilured n portion of thn
trenrho previously lout.
"In thn forest of-AUty tho countpr
nttnek delivered by u toward thn
end of tPlfOny irtnifo nllulit proj?reHH
nnil wo eajitured n position whern
thn Ocmaiu had nuccrmlpd In Rain
line xltoklfafl, In thn morn Inc. J)ur
Injiiie'iilnlitfllin Onnnnnn delivered
n rrtlihlcr nttnclc nualinit our" pwtltlnn
nt Mninclon to thn pnnl of Hllluwnk
erwnwii, thn mi in in It of which thoy
irciiptiirpil. All thn remainder of our
liiilu In thn direction of teh Hlvnr
Pecht Iiiih boc.i coiiHolldntod nml
maintained '
WAR RESOLVES INTO
CONTEST OF ATTRITION
LONDON, Mny .--"Herman confl.
dennt In nt II t unidinken, nml Hint hn
Mill In nhln to Ktrlkn In noma ntreiiRth
wiiprn hn ee tint rhnucn nr wlirn
locnl ndvantnpo enn bn itecured.
"Thn trim Idea of thu meaning nf
thn operations of thn allien run bn
itulned only by hearing In in I ml that
It I it their primary object to bring
nbnut thu exhatmtlnn of thn enemy'ii
icKourruM In men", iwy au official
Ilrltlih report ImiipiI tonight.
"Thn extent of thn ground covered
by either aide, nn menuired on thn
mny, In imunlly n minor mutter, nl
though n poNltlnn of certain point nr
of area may, for tactical reanoiu, bn
of considerable mllltnry Importance,
l'ronrcns. therefore, un n ruin, muy
hn Judged by thu ilrnln caused to thu
enemy's strength ami not by tho ex
lout of ground wnu nr lout.
"In thn form now mummed by thin
struggle n wnr of attrition tho
Merman nro bound ultimately to loan
and It In tho consciousness of I bin fact
Hint Inspires thnlr present policy.
This n to achieve nil rnrly n nnsslblo
Mime success nf mifflclciit magnitude
lo Influence thn neutrnU, In dlsrnur
ngn tho allien, to mnkn them wenry
of tlm struggle, mid to Induru thn be
lief uniting people Ignorant of wnr
Hint nothing Iiiih been gained by thn
ptiNl effort of tho nllles'TiernuHo thn
Onrinnns hnvn not ct been driven
buck. It I lielug undortnkpn with n
political rather than a strategical object.
Gunboat Guards Neutrality
WASHINGTON, May O.-The gun
limit Muriclln miih today unified
fiom tho Now York nuvy ynnl to
Huston (o ii'llcxo tlie eudner Hrnnk
lyn on neiilriiHly duly. Tho Hronk.
lyn will M'lvo teiiiMinirily with the
Atlantic lleet nt Now Yoili during the
assembly jovicw there.
Georgetown Records Quake
WASIIIXriTOK, Mny !. Si-Imiio.
grupIiH at Georgetown university 'lo
day between 7:'J.'i u, m. nml 7:l.'i a.
m. reemdod Piutli hhoekrt of inoderiitn
iulCiiNity, p.tlimulod to liuvu been
nlioul 1800 miles fiom MiHlinglou.
CHILD DANCES HER WAY INTO FAME; CRITICS MARVEL AT HER
LAFE YOUNG HELO I
FAS AUSTRIAN SPY
VIIINNA, Mny fi, wit London. 12-"..'),
p, in. -I'nnin'r I'mli'd KIiiIph .Sctialori
Liifayntlo Your;,- of Den Mninei, In,'
nr('orfttil0(l by n fonner Ameriejdi ;
dt'i!tv coiihiiI nt I lei ne, Switzerland,)
wiim nriextcd nl luiihbinek, Aiotil-i,
WHleiiluy on ii HiixpiPioii of cxpiomit"
ilitonicd ngufiiht .Mr. Young' poiii
ll'l ion.
Mr. Yoiiii? wns iiromptly icli'iixcd
.vi' Ii npologifs nller n few liourn' ik
(pillion in IiIh holel, but hi eoinonu-,
ion wax held In piHody in tlie liol i
until lodny, before be wAm able to
Mitinfy the nnllionlies, who njinr-'
cully IkhI been warned to look for .t '
iii.ui of tin1 Kiiine mime.
Mr, Vuiiiij; .iriiwd in Vieniin Ihi".'
p'cinin?. Rpohkiii!; of thn iueident, j
ho mi id he huw no teiiHoii fur com
I'lii'tit. Ho left Inter in tho dny f r
lterliu. ,
Ytrgiiiln Mi'pi l onl iiiiip veniH old but hIic hn dnneed her win
Into fume mid New Vol I. i ritx lite now niiiipaiiug her to Kulh St. Denis
mid Isadora Kunenii.
BETHELEM S
IE
BASEBALL PEACE IS
I IN SIGHT YET
Ni:V YOIHC, May tl.- Iloiwi (lint
the htatemeul bv I'le-uleiit .lohnnn
BRITISH BAN ON
COTION SHIPMENTS
LONDON, Mhv il, ::17 p. in.
(lieat llritmu lias reipiestctl the gov-
of the Auieiienn lengue ill lloston on .'rnuieul olKgypI to piohibit the c.v
ThpsiIii), faioruiK withdruwnl of thn poit of eidlon to till pottx olliei than
legnl suits between the IVdernl lengiin I Ireneh, ltii-nit). .Spnnish nnd Tort
nml oigiiiureil baseball iresaged
peaee wi-iv diminlsliPd (odny by n
fuillier btutemenl fiom .lolinson.
No sei'iet paet, legardless of llie
many eniitlietuig repoit", hiiH been
signed between the Ameiieuu league
nml the IVdernl lengue, the Amerienii
league pie-ident was ipiotei ns say
ing: "The Ameiienn lengue has no mi
iluistiiinliug of nuy kind with 1'iesi
dent (lilmorc or Iiih oigaiui'atioti.
There will be no ponee us far as I am
pniifpincd.
"I wish In Miy. tbnl neither lliu
Auieriean nor the National lengue lias
liiutle u single projmsilinti to Hie Fed
erals Hint would restore peucu in
baseball."
Ugiiese. 1-oreign seerelnry tlrey in
fin iiiitl the house if eoiniuoiiK this
nlt'eriicioii Hint he expected this no.
Inbilioii to beeiime opeiatiiu very
slimtlv.
Arclil)Uho) Qulgley Better
VASIIIN(lTON, Muy II. Aioli-
bishop .Inmes K. (uigley of rhieugo,
who wns tnken to (leorgetown imivcr-
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POINTS
XKV YORK. Mny C I'nrtlnl ro
roverleg from yesterday'H Into ncllIng
movement were recorded durlns tho
ilay'it early trading on thn Htocl; x
chnnge, nlthoiigh the movement an a
whole wnu ilorldodly Irregular. I'renH
piI Ktet'l Car rosn two points, nnd t
WpNtlnghoiiNO, CruclblA Htecl and
Auialgamatpd Copper n point each.
Helbleliem Steel added five points to
ItH mnterlnl rlno of tho preceding
cenHlon. I.eadem like lr. S, Steel,
I'nlon Pacific and (Ireat Northern
oMned with frnrtlnnal gain. b"t
IheKo were noon lout an a ronult of
recurrent weaknesn In Heading. Tho
goneral lint receded moderately after '
InUlal offerlngN bnd been abHorbcd.
il lin-pitnl here yelenln suffering
fiom nit nttnek of acute IlrightV dis
rnse, wns much belter cnrlv todny,!
after passing a good night. '
GOLD DUST
it actually works for you
and gives true household service
Gold Dust really works. It
always works efficiently, thor
oughly, quickly and surely.
In millions of homes it is to
day doing the hard work which
is really unnecessary for human
hands to do if Gold Dust is used.
Any woman who has
washed dishes with Gold Dust
knows how Gold
Dust truly works
for her.
And if she
doesn't already
know she will be
delighted to "find
out how Gold Dust
cleans everything.
The small
quantity of Gold
Dust required dis
solves at once, in
hot or cold water,
making the ideal
cleaning solution.
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Gold Dust dissolves and
removes grease and dirt from
everything. Nothing else works
so well. v
Gold Dust finds and drives
out the dirt in the corners and
crevices that cannot be reached
by fingers or washcloths.
Gold Dust cleans nickel
work, enameled ware, metal,
etc., and does not scratcn or mar
the polished surface.
lhat is why
Gold Dust is the
leading washing
and cleaning pow
der in the world;
that is why you
will find it on sale
everywhere and in
use everywhere.
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Gold Dust is
indispensable and
inexpensive
5c and larger
packages
old everywhere
rmr
:fairbank:
MAKE
"Let the GOLD OUST TWINS dolour work"
COMMUNITY DAY HEADQUARTERS
CROWDS SEE "THE PIT"
AT PAGE THEATER
A very appreciative nudlonco at
thu Page ItiMt night enjoyed thn uplen
dld production "Thn Pit," It Is the
xtnry of n giant corner In wheat nnd
fcnturcH two of the beot known ntnra
on the Mngc toiiny. It In considered
the grentedt Mingo triumph of Wilton
l.nckuyc, who U nupporled by tho
nrtlitt (bill Kane, fninoun nn tho nd
vtyiturcHH In "HoVcii K)pii to llnld
pate" who In now btarrlug In Troli
iiiuii'm new play "The Hyphen." Tho
whent pit Kcene nt tho Chlrngo Hoard
of Trade Ih a tttrlklug fenturo of tho
play nnd contains over f.00 pcoplo,
prnbnbly thn largest number oor
mIiowii lu n motion picture Interior
Hcene,
Wilson Declines Invitation
WASHINGTON, May (.-I'ivsident
Wilson today declined mi imitation of
a commit leo of Pliiladelphiu woiiiau
hiiffingislH thai he receive u largo
delegulion Monday when lie goes
thcrer lo speak to newly iinturnlired
Ameiieuu citireiiH. The president's
limn in I'liiludelphiit will ho eiititely
occupied with that meeliut:.
A Mid-Summer Night's
Dream and
English Folk Games
Presented by
Roosevelt School
,,, Page Theater, May 7th, 2:30
Make tliis store your mooting ylaoo for Community Day, very advantageously situated, just neross from the City Pail
merchandise to show veu: also a feast of lmruains.
and much new
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Tailored Suit Sale $25.00
Values to $35.00.
If) Tailored Suits, the season's choicest
styles, most of them are "Stylecraft"
models, which means host in tailoring
art. These come in the season's most
wanted eloths and colorings. Materials
are goherdincs, poplins, coverts, serges
and silk poplins, all sizes 1(5 to -12, act
ual values'to $11.1, special 25.00
MORE NEW DRESSES
See tho pretty now Suspender Dresses
in silk poplin, taffetas and Crepe do
Chene, colors are oBlgium hlue, Oregon
green, puttv and hlack, priced $8.45,
$11.95 and $15.00
Spring Coat Sale $11.95
'About 0 Coats to choose from at this price,
and every one of them the season's best
styles, the most of them are "Stylecraft"
Coats, all si.es in the lot. 14 to -12, and a fine
line of colors to choose from, in mixtures,
checks and plain colors, tho values are $15
and $1G.50, special $11.95
One lot of Coats in three-quarter and full
lengths, in splendid materials, in serges,
mixtures, etc., not this season's goods, hut
good, staple style, value to $25.00, very spe-
NEW JACK TAR MIDDIES
See this vast new showing of
Middies in the famous Jack
Tar make, in plain white, whito
with blue trim, also whito and
emerald trim, also plaid trim.
A Priced $1.19 to $1.98
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MOVIES, PR10E13 BAND
CONCERT AT MKDFOHD
SATURDAY.
GET 10REE THEATER
TICKETS AT THIS STOKE
Mi
NEW MIDDY
DRESSES
See these new Mid
dy Dresses, some
thing the girls will
like, skirt and mid
dy buttoned togeth
er, in all whito and
whito and color
combinations, sizes
4 to 10 veavs
$1.9S to $2.50
J2trf8&stt.
LONG SILK GLOVES 98c
Niagara Maid Long Sill;
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
AVhv trv to make dresses when vou can
Gloves, lG-button length, iiijill
colors and black and white,
most stores get $1.25, our price
KOVER-ALL APRONS 49c
Tho best valuo over offered in
this stanlo (rarmonr. standard, onlv 98d
buy such styles as theso made of World fu Count gingham and per- Two-Button Niagara Maid Silk
and Amoskoag Ginghams, ages 2 to (5 eale, full cut, special 49 Gloves, in all colors, at 50,
WASH DRESSES 98c ' nim JJX'""
'About 12 dozen Wash Dresses, DRESS SKIRTS $1.98
made of good persale, all sizes, One full rack of Wool Dress
JM to 42, values to $2.50, spe- Skirts, value to $10, special
cial at : 98 at $2.9S
f years, 59, 69 and 75
Ages 8 to M vrs..$1.39, S1.48, $1.05
A Also some beautiful styles in whito
Divssos. u!ttJlAilllAl
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MEDIUM-PRICED
MILLINERY
Of high-class distinction. A
showing of Trimmed Hats,
such as you seldom see in a
city of jiuu.y fuircs tho size of
Medford, most temptingly
priced, manv much under
priced, $3i50,$3.95, $4.45, $5.95
and v $6.95
'TRtMMED HATS $4.95"
One full table of Trimmed Hats
in fino homp and Milan hemps,
all hand-iiiadohats, tho values
are to $8.50, special......$4.95
PANAMAS $1,98
Genuine Formosa Panamas in
two shapes, special $1.98
Otheis at ....$2.49, $2.75 up
KABO CORSETS FIT BETTER
SEE THOSE PRETTY NEW PAEAOLi
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