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8TEDF0RP JJOJE TRIBUNE, MEDFORD OREGON", THURSDAY, JULY 2.0, 1015.
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The Ford Motor Hand, coliMstiiu;
of f5 skilled iitiiiciiuis, jilayod ill
Jlejlford Wednesday afternoon. Kvcry
momlnjr of tlita band is on the factory
payroll' or' the Ford Motor comiinny,
anil this transcontinental (our to
the San Francisco and San Diego ex
, positions is complimentary, a' tri
hlitc of appreciation liy the comnany
to the Hplendid musical work of the
linnd, which ms hVen achieved with
out, in any way, intcrferinii with
thejr regular work in tho factory.
Tho memhers of tho Iiand have heen
given of their own time for much
practice. They liavo studied hard,
they liavo worked assiduously in per
fecting a musical organization which
takes first rank with any others in
the country, not excepting the best
professional hands.
Tho itinerary has been prennred
and covers n series of band concerts
in tho various cities wherein the
Ford Motor company operates
hrnuches and assembling plants.
1'ractically n special train will be
theirs, consisting of two hotel pull
man earrs, a standard piillman ear
and a baggage car. These will be
attached to regular trains, but will
be exclusively occupied by the mem
bers of" the Ford band dining their
journey. They will stop en route at
about 'JO cities as follows, leaving
Detroit al-8:23 a. in. Tuesday, duly
120, giving ennvurjy. iieju'li jl thee
cities: Chicago, Milwaukee, St.
Paul, Minneapolis, Fargo, Spokane,
Wash., Seattle, I'oitland, San Fran
cisco, with six days slay in the lat
ter city, Leaving San Francisco on
Wednesday, August lth, they will go
to Los Angeles, San Diego, where
two days will be spent. From San
Diego to Salt Lake City, thence to
Denver, Omaha, Kansas .City. St.
Louis, Cincinnati, Louisville, Indiana
polis, Columbus, 0., and arrive home
in Detroit, Monday, August 'J.'t.
Concerts will be giwn in each of
theso cities, and the hand will be en
ieilained by Fold representatives and
the huge army -of Ford owners. At
the Punuina-Pncil'io exposition, San
FinneiM'o, where they will remain six
davs, conceits will given in the 1'nl
ace of Transpoitation, and counter
attractions will bo offered by such
famous bands as Soasa's, CasMissaV
(a French band lecently from the
war zone) Conway's and a band of
nativo Philippines.
Much care has been given in plan
ning the itinerary and proxidimr the
hext accommodations and comforts
of the members of the bund, and when
they get back to Detroit, about Aug
ust, they will Imxc covered pretty
nearly fitlOO miles in their travels.
As above stated, eery member of
the baud is a bona fide employe of
the Ford Motor company, they are
enrolled in tho arious depiutmcuts of
the Ford factory, and represent eight
Jiationaltios; nnmely, -1 Kngli-.li, 12
Americans, 10 Kalians, ir (lenaans,
1 Fiench, 'J Polish, 10 Canadins, I
Scotchman. They are under Hie ill
lection of Mr II. C. I'lulp, while the
tour proper will be looked alicr bx
Mr. II. S. Morg.ui, -ec rclary of the
Ford motor band.
SAN FKANTISCO, July 20. Voca
tional art was declared today to ho
of moro Importance In education than
flno art and to bo tho future moans
of building up "a groat peoplo for a
great nation," by Mrs. Vernclto Morso
of Chicago, honorary life president
of tho National Vocational Art and
Industrial federation, at tho "voca
tional nrt day" oxercliscs at tho Panama-Pacific
exposition.
"Out or ovcry good student enroll
ed In tho art schools of tho country,"
said .Mrs. Morse, "thero Is an average
of but one. who makes a success in
tho picture and sculpturo field.
"Schools should censo to bo nc-
odcmlc mills and becomo centers for
study, work and play. Thoy should
bo developed Into four quarters and
bo open tho year around.
""If tho peoplo of tho country
would study vocational art. oven In
tholr clubs, they would undorstnud
better how to finish and decorato
their homes. If this xvero dono half
tho manufacturers would bo obliged
to shut Up shop or chango tho typo of
tholr output.
"Tho homes of the country nro tho
controlling factors of tho situation.
Tho children aro tho coming harvest
ers of what tho homos aro now sow
ing. "If xvo will remember that all our
natural resources aro composed of
Just threo different kinds of material,
animal, vegotnblo and mineral, and
that the greatest thing that education
has to offer Ib the knowledgo of theso
nitttcrlols and tho various uses to
which thoy may bo applied success
fully, xvo will bnvo tho principles of
all educational effort nt our com
mand." A bronze plaque, commemorating
tho exorcises, xvas presented to Mrs.
Morso by exposition officials.
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LONDON
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XKW YORK, duly 2i). .1. Slum I
lllacktou, xvho owns a licet of fast
motorboats, said today that after the
niotorboat races to be held in Aug
ust, lie will have hont armored so
that they can he used us an auxiliary
coast defense. Naval oxports haxo
agreed with him as to the cfficac.x
of his plan. . ''Theso boats can be
built rapidly and aro one of the iuo-t
i'easible means of rapidity ending our
present state of unprcpurednc--,"
said Mr. lllacktou. "I should sax
that almost any one of my crnM
could operate Micec-fully ngain-t
the l" boats, such as now infect
about the lliiti-h Mcs."
LONDON', Jiil 2!). Mild excite
ment piexailcd in Throgmoitou street
this morning when dealings in the
new war loan w itli the rights of con
version xvoro started. Brokers rushed
to tho Hank of England to obtain
scrip ceitificates as cllcr must fur
nish the numbeis of the certificates
before imitiuir with their holdings.
Tho stock exchange opened xxith a
large attendance and a cheer arose
when the i'ir-t dealer iiuolcd HI) for
buyer-, and ()!)'. for -clhjrs for fully
paid scrip. A small business subse
quently developed between the limitations.
LONDON, July 20.-1,1 xvas learn
ed on high authority beer today that
tho llrltlsh authorities liavo arrested
a German subject xvho had In his
possesion a forged American passpefrt
which tho arrested man admits is
not genuine
Tho forged document has bcotf
compared with .tho original passport
which xvas Issued to a bona fldo Am
erican citizen. '
Tho real passport xvhlch xvaB sent
to London by tho slato department
at Washington shows, that tho forgery
Is a dangerous Imitation. ,
WASHINGTON, July 29.- Itopre
Bcntatlons xvoro mado by tho United
States today to tho Uorlln govern
ment, relating to reports that Gor
man spies apprehended in England
luivo boon supplied with American
passports by Gorman officers. State
department officials said a thorough
Investigation of such cascH has been
begun.
CALLES ABANDONS
NACO
INVESTMENT
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CONFER
IIHULIN. July 20. -Dr. Thcobold
von Ilcthmanu-IIollxvcg, tho German
Imperial chancellor, xvho returned to
tho capital yesterday from a visit to
tho army headipuirtors In tho fluid,
xxhoro ho talked with Kniperor Wil
liam, sent for Jamos W, Gorard, tho
American ambassador to Gormany to
day. Tho conforonco botxvoon tho Am
orlcan ninhatwador and tho Gorman
chnncollor Is expected to liavo an
Important bearing on tho futuro de
velopment la tho relations betxvuon
Germany and the United States,
MINE KILLED BY
ROCK
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HOUSENEWS
Reported by Jackson County Ab
trsct Co., Sixth and Fir 8ti.
DOltlLAS, Ariz., ,lul 2!l. (lat
eral Callcs' inxestmcnt of Nugnlos
has hecu lemporanly abandoned and
his forces are red eating eastxvard,
accoiding to reports received here
today. Tim Cnnuins'u troops lire
said to have again occupied Cananea.
The niovenient folloxved the ar
rival at Nogales of General Uibale
jo's Yiupti Indian command from the
south. The vanguard of Governor
Jose Maytorena's Villa forces is re
ported to have oecu pied Santa Cruz,
midway belxvcen Nogales and Del Hio
on the Southern Pacific railway.
General Tmjillo, xvho iptnrrcleil re
cently with the Villa governor of So
lium, is reported at Magdalena with
several hundred folloxxeis on his xvuy
to join General Villa's iiin'wi army
iii Chihuahua.
Colonel .1. F. Guilfovle, command
ing tho border patrol, sent today a
detnehmont of tho tenth cavalry
from Fort Huachuca to Paloniaiuas
ranch, 15 miL xvest of Naco, xvhere
several hu drcd Mexicans xvho made
raids on hoie- in Arizona are en
camped and thicateuiug American
cowbojs who uttempt to retake the
animals.
USE TELEPHONE 10
II FOR BALLOT
wN'KW YORK, July '20. This xviik
"Telephone Day" for then women
Miffiugists line and all actixc xvmk
cis in that cau-c had rccctxed in
structions to call up at least fixe
xoters by telephone and recpioKt llioiu
to vote for siit'tnige this fall,
Officials of the woman suffrage
party and of the eriual franchise so
ciety including Miss Marx Garrett
Hay, Mis. Oirdcn Mills und Mrs,
.lames Lees Laidlaxv, xxero assigned
to call up x'aiious city officials,
judges ami lawyers. The xvoinen had
planned to vVuch all chnses of vot
ers. They xxero encouraged bv the
icccipt ot a telegram Irom Goxcrnor
YVithycomho of Oregon entlorsing
woman suffrage and iccommeuding
it to the voters of the east.
HFKL1N, duly !!, via London.
l'lie Norddeutfloiio Alegemino Zeitum,
began the publication this morning of
a series of documents purporting to
he secret Helgiun diplomatic re
ports found in lliussels by the Ger
mans and describing i nlernational
political events from tho time of the
Moroccan crisis until the beginning
of the present conflict. Tho purpose
of tieir publication is to prove that
Germany maintained a pmiceful at
titude throughout this period.
The papers published his morning
include alleged reports made to Huron
Do Favercau, former Helgiun for
eign minister, by Count De Laluig,
former Helgiun minister to Great Bri
tain; Harou (Ircindl, minister to Ber
lin ; Huron Leghait at Paris and
Count Dursel, charge d'affaires at
Herlin. These reports date from ll)0r
and deal with Kuropean polities, es
pecially the attitude of the triple en
lento toxvards Gornuinw
Count Lalaiii and Huron Grieudl
aro quoted as having reported in
February, 1003 that Hritisli hostil
ity to Germany xvas caused by jeal
ousy of the. latter nation's commer
cial and naval groxrth. Lalaing is
said to have asserted that the Hritish
feared tho days of their naval su
premacy xvoro numbered.
A statement attributed to Harou
Leghait, writing under date of May
7, 1005, xvas thai while King F.d
xvard xvas in Paris he said the con
fidence existing between Oeiinany
und Franco had disappeared and con
ditions xvero like those 'JO years earl
ier.
Harou Greiudl is said to have been
the aullior of a letter written August
Lr, 11)05, praising tho Dreibund led
by Germany for having maintained
Fu ropcan peace for ,'10 years and
declaring the new disposition of the
Hritish fleet xvas iitHpiestiouahly di
iccted against Germany. The same
minister is quoted as having as
serted in a later letter that King
F.dwnrd xvas hostile to Germany a Kd
that Germany's isolation xvas the act
of Hritish polcy. All the letters
printed emphasize the of I'm Is of
Great Hrituin to foim a coalition
against Germany.
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FINAL CLEARANCE ON
SUMMER DRESSES
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ARTILLERY
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PAULS, July 20. -Tho French wnr
offlcotoday gavo out tho following of
ficial statement:
"In tho Artols rogton tboro xvas tho
customary bombardment lust night,
and In (ho Soucbez sector, thero xvoro
soveral ongagoments with hand gron
ados and bombs. In tho Argouno
thero has been Nclitlng with bombs
and torpedoos In tho vicinity of Dag
titollo and at CourtcehatiKseo.
"Near Kt Hubert, as xvoll as In the
forost of Malancourt, xvo .hlexv up by
moans ot initios, sevoral Gorman po
sitions.
"In tho Vohkch at Llngokopf, In
the positions taken by us July --,
xvo picked up yosterduy '100 German
corpses mid took possession of txxo
machine guns, 200 rlflos and a great
quantity ot ammunition and equip
ment. Tho German forces left on
tho ground at Harankopf moro than
100 dead. Tho exact number of Ger
man prisoners mada during tho ro
cont engagements, July 27 and 28, is
201."
I teal Kstutu Tiiiiisfei
C, 11, Graves ct al to .Jacob
Hruudt, ;i"J.;!D acres of laud
in I). L. C. No. 13, T. :18-S.
H. 1 W.. W. I).
Ldhc G. Wood ct ir to II. S.
Cud, W.'j f N Wand NW
SY 2h- II I W. I).
in
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KLLKNSHUIG, Wash.. Julx 20
Throe luiners, Andrew Majatich, aged
SI, wrrieI, with sexerul chddnn.
tjjanltjy CoUc, cd HO, snd Jie (in
zHr, aiel SO, ijutrritMl, were killed
by a full of rutfk in huh No. ; of
tli NurtbwfeiUra IatitrovMiMut com
Mny at Itoftlyn U4ay. The ion
-ware working um rHMviN: Hllar la
tk ninm vhm awMsn fall ef rok
stautty.
The Real Suffrage
Thought of Women
Mntlitrlirod iilj-i upprrnvwt in womiin'i
ml ml Ami Willi it -oniii tlmucliU of how
to mltue ami irttmmc the palm and til-1
tif of lite nrilrai
As ntrrual xtrntdy, '"Mottif r Friend," li
highly rrtiHiimfmlcd HundrnU of oun
molfcr rUe U irjour.1 tl) wre at the
bMe of morulas Milne. iierwHitneu aiul ,
other dlttrone (wt s hottle of "Mnthrr'a I
Krlerul" at aav dmr tlore Slmulv aDDlr It
orer tlta ttitinaeh tuutele aisl rrt auureii
of perfect tafety and msifort dir 1 nl(ht
Write to lltuMM HrinUtHr OL. ll Umr
llUlf, AtUnta. On , far thWr Undine and
lntrutUt buok.
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7 TOMORROW
Even while you're finding it, , j
findyoutt"
k- V ihcrc arc other good ones
DIVIDED IN TWO LOTS
LOT I WORTH TO $10.00
Dresses for outing, traveling, a trip to the fair or stay at homo, street dresses,
figured stripes or plain, some linens are included, this season's'
styles, at
$4.95
LOT II WORTH- TO $15.00
This lot includes all of the better grade dresses, some of them have been in the
house scarcely ?0 days, mid-summer styles, all must
Reasonable Charge for Alterations.
$7.50
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THE
MAY
CO.
NET CORSETS
for summer wear, just
received, all sizes, a
cool corset for warm
weather
wear at ....
$1.00
WASTE BASKETS
Ornamental and use
ful, almost a necessity
for every room in the
house, on sale -1 En
Kriday at A"
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10 BE HELD FRIDAY
The funeral serxlees of I Owon
brnsHC, lip' 70 years xvill lie held
from the Per! undertaking )arlor
Friday afternoon al 2:110 o'clock.
Tho Uev. W. F. Shield of (ho Pres
byterian church xx ill ofticiate. The
scrxiccH at tlio (,'iave will be con
ducted under the auHpiceu of tho .Ma
Konie lodKC
E
JaHpor Hannah ami family went to
tho UuiKiua dlvido Monday for a tow
(layB.
An auto load from AHhlaud called
on tholr friend, (lono Holloxvn, .Mon
day. MIhh Ida HoiiHton will teach tho
Klk Creek Hchool thU xvlntor. Slio
will Imvo two high school .KradcH for
tho MlKHca Pence.
Ilohort M Inter npont Sunday with
Henry Kronen.
.Mrn.'.Mao Dow and hoiih, Cyril and
Teddy, xvero In .Med ford tho Kueata
or .Mrs, Sholt.
Lotila SiiRar Is xvorklnt; at Crater
Lake.
MtiM Kula HoiiHton han Iiccn elect
ed to teach an olRht lnontha'.iicliool
In her homo district, tho Central,
MIsh May WHhoii Ib a Riioat ot tho
Mlntor Hlstorrt,
Stevo Smith was to Med ford tho
flrHt of tho xvoek and hroiiKht a new
Mollno xviikoii homo lti him.
lOlmer SlmiuonH, flro warden, xvhh
hcoii aloiiR tho river Monday.
.iMek Walker and family aro lit
Klamath county for a while.
Mr. and Mm. Clayton KroKor woro
Central Point. visitors recontly.
Mr. and Mrs. Slussor aro In Mod-
ford.
(JeorKo Kry xvas In Medford nml
Central Point laHt week.
HwlmmliiK party of twentv proi-
orly chaporoiiurt spent n Jolly after
noon In tho river Friday.
Mth. Dnvo Ponco Is having a com
plicated bIcko of toiisllltls and wan
taken to tho Sacred Heart hospital In
Medford. Davo returned to his homo
on Klk Crook Monday.
Mr. Kirk and family of Ashland
spent tho week end campltu; on tho
French ranch. f'
Mr. and Mrs. X, Garrettt of Mo'd
ford and Mr, and Mrs. A. McCabo
of Dorby spent Sunday at T. Mc
Caho's. i - , , . sa
Deafness Cannot Bo Cured
hr Im-al nillrallmif. thtf rmnot rrirh 111
ilUeaanl rxirllon of III" ear. Tb'ra U onlj un
waj lit rure ilrafueai, and tint l lr nxnUluM.'n
al remrdlei. Iteafm-o I" riuwil hr in Inflamed
ri1llkin nt 111" inurout lining nf the Ku.UfhUn
Tulw XX'lirn tbla IiiImi U lolltmrrt jron hat I
rumMlm Kiund or Imperfect lirarlnc. ami bes
It l entirely elooed Dcafuraa la Hie mult, nl
unleia tbe Inflammation can l-e taken nut and
tbla tuba reatoreU to Itc normal ronilltlon. bur
line Kill t il'itrojfd foretcr; nine raaea out ol
trn are rauaeil lir Catarrh, xthtrli la nnlblm but
an Inflamer! ronilltlun of the muroiia aurfarra.
XV will Sim Una Hundred Ihillara for anj rM
of Deafneu Irauaml br catarrh) that cannot In
cured hr Haifa Catarrh Cure. Head Ivt clrcu
'"' "' V J CIIENT.Y Ct CO, Toledo, O.
Sold )J IHUKKltta, 73c
Take Hall a i'aaillr 1'llta fur conitlrallou.
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Sunday, Aug. 1 Sunday, Aug. 1
ALL ABOARD FOR
The Big "Elks" Picnic
WE EXPECT YOU TO BE WITH US
A GOOD TIME GUARANTEED FOR ALL
PRIZES FOR YOUNG AND OLD
Come Along and Have One Big Time
TRAIN LEAVES
MEDFORD
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