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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (May 14, 1915)
7! medford matt; TRrrumrc, afrcnFoim iaot3 eight OKKGON, VI? I DAY. MAY M, IfWi i, it t, I s Wf'PZ 'r- HUM 1ST . AWAIT WARS END ASSERTS BULLIS H. H. IlullN, owner of the Southern Oivgnn Traction compiiny nml Moil ihK mine, returned this morning from H. two eckb' business trip to New York. AkeJ remrnhnff his future pUiw in this section. Mr. llullis uniil: "Tlrcy bto jut ilnftinp nlnnj: wrtit Jl'K for the title to turn, nml 1 don't know when tlmt will be. This conn try needs a railroad, nml metis one Imdly. It will rcI one some dny. but (hero Is too niurli fighting; KoiiiR on now. The only tiring there is n mar ket for is jiovemtncnt bonds. As soon bh some of tho fiht is knocked out of Europe lmmnuity will bo better off. It is almost impossible just now to get backing for any kind of a proposi tion. "Businewi conditions in the cnt are spotted.' They are picking up, but slowly. The jrun and automobile fttc torieR are nil goinjr full speed. Steel and trades deendent upon it are pnw-erouK. Kverjbody bnek therv seems to think times will bo Reed soon." Jlr. llullis was in New York when the news was flnsdied ncrtws the At lantic Hint the LuMtnnm Imtl been iedoed. The concensus of opinion, Mr. Uullis said, was Hint strong and firm action should be taken, "They're divided (hero tho snme we nns hen. Koine want tho United State to jump into the frnrns, while others nr:ue that (lermnny was plnjiujr the unme nccnrtliiiK to her lights. The I-i-Innln was n Hriti-h bont in HrilNh Waters, enrryinc Ihcro yon tire.'' war poods, and use APPROVES M1IAINS LIMITS OF LEGAL WAREFARE OlA'MlMA, Wash., Mnv It. Go crnor Lister unid of the mcsni of President Wilson : "Tho protest of the president is clear, dignified and forceful. In the clo-ini paragraph he expresses the position of tho United States in Inn Siinge that ennnot be misunderslootN In tins expression the president will hne the united support of the people of the United Stntes." LONDON. May II. -Koftirhur to the note of President Wilson to the government of Uennnny, the WW ininMer (Itwctle sityn; "The central fact is tlmt in the name or himinuitv oud Interttntioiml law the United States demands n guarantee that the rights of neutrals to travel over nnv portion of the seas, .in neutral or belligerent essels. shall !be respected. This is of profound im poitauee, not only for the present war, but for the future cnce and so curity of tho world, and bv dispateh jiinj tills note the greatest of tho neu tral lMiwers definitely takes a stand on mnintniniiiir the limits hitherto set down for warfare at sea. "Wo will merely take note of the fact that one of the ureatest issue- of the war is shnrplv defined in this note and that the answer, whatever it mnv be, must make clear to the whole world whether (lermnuv definitely nb jures legal sanction to the limitations of that which hitherto has been un challengeable between nations.' F OUR AMFU A N. Nfl SLAIN BY YAQUIS SEEK INTERNMENT LOS ANOKLKS, May 1 1. Ulmrlcs LONDON, Mnv 1 1.-Oeinuins uud 1 O'ltiieii, owner or a huge, ranch Austimns again besieged tlin Ameil near the scene of tho lighting, .veeiv. ''J1' i-mi.miI... today, seeking tho nid of the Ameiicait olfiemls to prevent ed a message from hspeiunim eon- tiiclr it.K i,.,wtiiiitrl in iHiiiHvitwciifo firming the death of William Stoeker, r (, dMon of the goveuimenl nn. W. 0. Kay, J. .1. Donovan unit John imnnccd veslurdnv. Wilson. The tnessngo also stated -j10Hl, ,,,., exdaiued that Tor that the mm Yaipils who made the at- yPwr1j their' Immes Imd been in this tack were retreating today, and that eountrv nml that their deputation the Ameiieans, unmheitug about 10, wou,j ,L, regnnletl hv them its u aided by a few Mexican soldiers, were greater calamity than tuteinicut here, trying to prevent them reuehing the Tho Americuu consul genuial, llnli. mountain rnstnesscs. ,.t ,' Skinner, took their stulemeuls, The purpose is to evternilimto the i,t wa HMi,0 io ,,n,mM, nv action Indians, tho mcksnge said, luither than the transmission of their rot ilea tt to the proper authorities, NOOALKS, Sonora, Mnv 1 1. Tin ,UJ.(, n,i,orH of persons nft'eetcd pueblo of San Jose de (Inicia. l."W ty t, government's plan are snrren. milessouthofhen. was attacked last ,ttriiiK houilv lather than nwnit nr- night by 'J.0 Ympiis, who me known u.t mter the Internment onler. as "bronchos" or wild ludiuus. Ivght women nml many men. all McAicans.' jy VOHK, May 1 1. Without an were killed. American colonists jo w Amotlcnn on honid, the While Slar Ynqni vnlley sent further appeals to jwl. cvmr. M,,., today for Livcr- Oovernor Mhytorvun today for help. ,, under the llntish flag. Sho had With Mcilford Trailo In Mcufenl Mntlo aboard U(l.i persons, including the cre of -100. OREGON'S GOVERNOR SUPPORTS WILSON SALLM, Or., May II. -(loveiuor Iiiiiich Wlthjcoiuho of Oicgoii IsHtied tho follow inir statement today upon tho note sent to thu (letuuiii govern ment : "To my miml, "I'lesldcnt Wilson's couunuiiicatiou to (lei many cxpichoh American Hentlmeut with both vigor and tolerance. The United Stales condemns the methods which made possible the Lusitauia hoimr uud rightfully demands such icparatiou us cab be offcied for piieelcss Ameii can lives. Kspecinlly must submarine uttacks upon unarmed and unwarned merchantmen cense. If (leinuinv ac cepts our suggestions we can be sat isfied, uud with honor. If refusal or uureasoiiahle lemporixing results, tills country will accept eventualities with a clear ooiiHcteenee, though peace should ho our utmost desire. Hut in whntover course is Toiccd upon Us nil, America will sustain the udmiuis. tuition regardless of politics or place Meanwhile hysteria and jingoism should be discouraged." SEATTLE CHAUFFEUR KILLED IN AUTO SKATTLK, WiihIi., May II. Ilmry Altuuui, u chauffeur, aged !!.", wits miinleied laut night on tho Pa cific highwuy out) inilo soulli of He. utile, 'picsunmbly bv two men, pas sengers In his cur, One mnu evident ly stiuck Allmnii over thu buck of (ho head with plslol while the cur was In million. Alumni, though mm tally wounded, lose in his sunt, without stopping the ear, nml grappled with his assailant. Tho unguided cur left the load uud was stopped by a feui'o twenty feet diMuiit. Alluiau uud tils foe fell tg,tho ground. Tim oilier mnu cuiiie to the uld of his comrade uud gave Altaian a final blow, Altaian's body was found at midnight. A fin ger of the lett huiid was bitten oft'. Ills poeketbook, containing gold, sil ver nml hills, wits not taken, but his hunch of keys- win found 101! feet from the car. The sheriff is seeking wounded men who sought a lomn at a hotel at Auburn at II o'clock this morning. i'iJ"1. I..L.JH i " 04" CfrfrKKKn!" CENTRAL AVENUE MANN'S Announcement Extraordinary MANN'S NI5AU POSTOKFIOIO Our Annual Spring Clearance Sale Opens Saturday, May 15th and Continues All This Month Great Sacrifice of Seasonable Merchandise o HOUSE LINING 36 inches wide, sale 4c BLEACHED MUSLIN Genuine, Green Tag Lons dale Muslin, worth "" A 10c, sale price, yd Jc vC OUTING FLANNEL "White, fine quality, worth 121jC, sale price, per Q PILLOW SLIPS 42 and 45-inch, worth sale price, each, at 18c, 12&c DEVONSHIRE CLOTH Sold everywhere at Qg 25c, sale price, yard.. JL OO WHITE CREPE 2?or underwear, real 20c val ues, sale price, per yard... 15c INDIA LINON "White, 32 inches wide, cheap at 15c, sale, yd.... 9c BED SPREADS Full size, cheap at QQ $1.25, this sale, caeh..O J C Best Cambric PERCALES 3G inches wide, new patterns, this sale at, per f yard 1 Lif2j COTTON CRASH Good quality, worth 8c, this sale, yard 6c BATH TOWELS Good size, worth 10c, J? -. J this sale, each. P,r MANN'S CENTRAL AVE. ALL SPRING SUITS, COATS AND SKIRTS MUST GO 10 brand' new Spring Suits, worth up to $20.00, now $10.98 10 beautiful new Spring Suits, worth up to $25,00, now $m5o 10 extra find Snj'hlj Suits, worth up to $35.00, now $19.9.8 7 25 new Spring 9oas many styles to . choose from, worth up to $12.50, now, Feach,.e: OQ' tpu.yu.. ,50 Women's Skirts and One-Piece Dresses, values tip to $20.00, now, each, $2.98 KX) Women's All Silk Petticoats, up to $1 values, now, each, ;98c ALL WASH WAISTS, DRESSES and PETTICOATS MUST GO Waists, many styles to choose from, worth up to $2.00, sale price, each, 39c Petticoats Wom en's All-Silk Messa liue Petticoats, up to $1 values, each, 98c Children's Wash Dresses, up to 75c values, stile price, each, 59c Women's Wash Dresses, good styles, up to $10.00 values, this sale; $3.98 Women's Wash Dresses, good styles, up to $8 values, this, sale, $2.98 Women's Wash Dresses, up to $u00 values, this Hale, $1.98 ALL SPRING DRESS GOODS AND SILKS MUST GO Pwiimc Linen, in the much wanted shades, 50c quality, yard, Cheney Bros. Foul ards, regular price $1.25, this sale, vd. 69c Chirk 's O. N. T. Spool Cotton, 7 lor 25c Wool Serge and Fancy Checks, up to 75c values, this sale, yard, 44c Women's 25c Black Hose now, pair, 15c Crepe de Chene, 10 inches wide, regular $1.50 values, this sale per yard, $1.19 Children's Muslin Underwear, 15c grade, each, 754c 33c Warner's Corsets, $1.50 values, pair, 98c Poplin, silk and wool, $1.50 quality, yard, 98c Parasols, worth $1.50, now, each, 98c Lace Cloth, that pretty new fabric, 15c grade, yard, 10c Sanitol Talcum Pow der, 25c cans, can, 10c Last Week of Premium Giving Wm Rogers' Guaranteed Silverware FREE r THE MOST WONDERFUL LACE SALE EVER KNOWN The Chance of a Life Time Be Sure You See Them $3.00 LACES NOW 29c This lot consists of Flouncings, Allovers, Bauds and Edges, in Venice, Shadow, Cluny and Chantilly, in black and white, all widths, real values up to $3 yard, for this stile, only, yard ;29c 15c VAL LACES 5c 5000 yards fine French and German Val. Laces, values up to 15c a yard, for this g? sale only, yard J 25c SHADOW LACES 7c One lot of fine Shadow Laces, in white and ecru, 25c values, now, yd 25 pieces Embroidci'ed Voile, new QQ. patterns, special for this sale, yard.. J O- 7c M' $2.00 EMBROIDERIES 48c Phis lot comprises a beautiful selection of 27-inch Swiss and Voile Flouncings, in new patterns, real values up to $2 yard, A Q -, for this sale only, yard,... ...TcO' 27-inch JOmb. Flouncings, new patterns, val ues up to 50c a yard, this Hale, per C yard ,'. ,Ju) DRESS PRINTS Dark and light col ors, side price, yd. 4&c OIL CLOTH lii-iii. Colored Oil Cloth, 25( values, sale price, yard.. .. th, 25c A 17c COTTON BATTS Snow white, cheap at V2ij; sale price, roll 8c APRON GINGHAM Good quality, fast col ors, sale price, yd price, yard WHITE CAMBRIC 3( inches wide, cheap ' at 12iic, Hale price, yd... 9c MUSLIN 3()-inch Unbleached 7c a yard, sale price, yard , wo,rth 5&c TABLE DAMASK (iO-inch Mercerized, worth '10c, this sale, per C yard LtDvj HUOK TOWELS Cheap at 12ic, 85 O do., or, each Ov 98c J HOUSE DRESSES Worth up to $1.50, this sale, each ,.., BUNGALOW APRONS Worth up to 70c, AQn this, each TcOC HUOK TOWELS Cheap at 15c, f 1.10 dose., or, each 10c MANN'S NRAft PORTO IWrCW 5 Z Y 6c I DRESS GINGHAM Fast colors, fine uualitv. - -' -i -- ww heap at 12ic, sale Q 7v J i . fttf