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WnSttFOTlTJ IKTATn TRTBTTNTC. KrTCDFORTJ. OT?K(IONT, THURSDAY, .TTLY 20,
ENGLAND'S FATE IBERLINIELLS OF
RESTS ON COAL " FOR
MERSWMKD F0EA LIIS
Lloyd George at Conference of Union
Lnlior in Speech Describes Fuel ns
One Product Upon Which Victory
COUNTRY CASTS SPELL
ON THE SOCIETY FOLK
mzmmmmmszm n
for Allies Lies-Price.
-May Pay Trrrific
LONDON, July -'0 Twcnlfivc
Inilulri'il conl oponitort nnd ivpro-n-ntntives
of (ho miner' union
iai'kcil Out London npein liouse toilny
nl ii national enn fun-nee, "iilleil li.v
I hi o eminent piinr to (lie i feint
Mriko in Miles, to give impelii to
Hie coal Hiipply.
Tin- oliief speaker for the Hnveni.
Jm'iit were Sir John A. Simon, m'eii'
tarv for lintne uffuir, ami Daviil
l.lovil-(!i'0f,'(', iniiiihlftr of tiiimit irniM.
"Coal." sniii Hid Intlur. "menus life
jor iih and tlcajli for our foes.
Slciun means coal, rifles iih'jiii conl,
fliclls aii) filled with I'oal, the very
explosive inside tlieia is colli, and
ionl I'linies thrin liht on to the lial
tle field to help our men.' Coal s
everything to us and we want iiioro
of it to win the vietory."
Itcferiint: to the recent Itrit ifli
casualty list of ll.'ill.OIKI offieeiH and
men, Mr. IJoyd-Oeorne naid nil thene
weie ift iniH of (lermiin coal "pro
duced hy the West I'helan mini r
working in co-opciatioii with the
J'iisinn engineer without rcscne
nnd regulation."
The Mrilish iiaw which drove the
(teniiaii I'liiy from the wmin, lw
pointed out, owed iU xtieiiRtli to
coal. The spenl;cr said there went
two schools opInnixU and pernd
inith -hut lie hclieved in looking
tilings straight in the face.
Uoyd-Ooorpe eontinucd :
"Kwntu in the cant, whatever
they portend, mean that we must put
forth all our sticnlli. They menu
that a larger hIiiiic than ever of the
Inn den nf this slnifiule is to ho on
the shoulders of (Ireat Britain. Do
not shrink from it. We must pay
the price of victory if we mean to
jtel it. The peril our country face
is ureal, the demand for coal is -.Teat
and the supply of lahor has diiain-
1H2HLI.V, vln London, July 20
florninn army headquarters toilaj
nave outa Htntciiient on the proBreas
ot hlHttllllfl an follews:
"In Ftiinilnrx our artillery yestor
iluy ilefttoryed a pontoon over the
Fiirne.i cunal on which a heavy gun
hail Wen mounted.
"To tho wchI or Souche. a French
attack was repulsed.
"Near (llvcncuy In tho ArKonneH
and near Vumpioln wo micrcBHfully
hlew up inlncH. French mine explon
Ioiih In tho ChnmpiiRnn dlntrlet were
without result.
"In the oiiHtorn theater of tho war
the Hltuutlou north of the river
Nlcmon rematnH liiicliiitiKt'tl. To the
northenHt of ICuwalkl, iiIouk hoth
Hides of the railroad to Ollta, our
troops have occupied a portion of the
enemy position, capturing 21)01) pris
oners and two machine kiiiih.
"Last nlKht tho UtiHfdaiiH delivered
repeated attacks against our front
south of tho river Xarew south of
NiuiIcIhU. All the endeavors failed
with heavy Ioshch to the enemy. To
the west of Novoneornlovnk, on tho
south hank of the Vistula, wo rap
tured 128 ItllSHlailH,
"In (he district to tho southwest
of Uorakalwarja Russian forces on
the nlnlit of July 27 atteiupted o
advance In a westerly direction. Yea
terday we attacked them and drove
them hack.
"In the soiitheunleni theater of the
war the situation Is i;enerally regard
ed as unchanr.ed."
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vVj as
JAP MINISTER
RESIGNS
UNDER
BRIBERY
LOUD
Lfciira. Gv&jes
WnshhiKloii MM'lvly Is rieeliiK from
the torrid city lo country places
.Miss Laura (iiaes, tliiunhlrr of Col.
John Temple firaves lsl the proces
sion IhU wts'k to the illromluek.
TOICIO, July 29. Viscount Kau
etha Oura, the Japanese mlnlHter of
Justice, suddenly resigned his port
folio today. The minister's action,
followltiK as It does, the InvcstlKa-
tlon Instituted hy the minister of jus
tice Into the hrthery charKes prow
li!K out of the parliamentary elections
last .March, causeda sensation
throughout Japan.
The rase Involves several niemWra'
and ex-memhers of the Imperial diet.
Count HhlKcnhii Okuma, tho pre
mier, reported the situation to Em
peror Yoshlhlto, who sanctioned the
resignation of Vftrount Oura.
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TIECORPORATIONS mmum-7 mrirn
SUII ON STOCKS WiCJi Si
H D NOT VALID HlKi ,.PJ
1 WMMTisSSSMsmSm
The Investigation Into the chargeH
of hrlhory growing out of the March
elections resulted In tm arrest yes
terday of K. Hayashlda, who has
heen chief secretary of the lower
house for twenty years. The arrest of
Hayashlda Is said to he connected
with the charge against Viscount
Oura, who Is alleged to have received
a present of $.'00 from a candidate
for ineiuherHhlp In thu houso.
SHEPHERD-BAND T
Canadian Troops Arrive.
ST. JOHNS, N ., July Mil.-Tim
steamships Hesperian and llersehel,
carrying" tlirco regiment of Canadian
mounted rifles, litimhcriui; 1H0I) men
and -laO horses on their way lo join
the Ilritish forces in the field, have
arrived safely at Plymouth, Kiislund,
according- to eahle despatches ie
reived today. The men were sent
out from Quehec.
ished. We must have iiioie coal lo
win.''
The mincrH cheered .Mr. l.lo.ul-l
George repeatedly and enthusiastical
ly.'
GETS LONG TERM
HOISi;, Idaho, .1 1 I 2!). I i
Dcilu, the sheep-herder who kid
napped Mi neil A. Liupcy ami held
him prisoner in the mountains in
Kasterii Idaho for six days demand
ing payment of a .tliOIIII ran-oin, wan
put in the Idaho penitentiary today
to serve an indeterminate sentence
of from one to ten years. He pleaded
guilty to the charge in the district
couit of llinghiun county at lllack-foot.
REVIVAL
PUGILISM
ANDREW'S
PAN
ft .VITUXTIOX .. F. .V A. M.
V All .M. M. will assemhlo In
V Masonic Hall Friday, July an,
at l.ltO p. m. for the purpose of at
tending tin funeral of our departed
hrother, F. Ossenhrugge.
Ily order Worshipful Master.
CHICA(K), July 2!) Arrange
ments have heen completed for a
meeting at Cleveland on August 21
and 22 for the formation of an as
sociation to control hoxlug over all
teh world, It was announced today.
The Initiative In thu move has been
taken hy Tom Andrews, who helloves
most of thep rnlcnotpmrhmhmhm
most of thu prominent piomoterH of
the country will attend this session i
and formulate Iron-clad rules under
which the Sport caif lie conducted.
Anderws has IssueiU a circular In
which he says he has hail reports ,
from nearly all thu big clubs of tho
country, ami that ever) one has prom-
Ised to send a representative. Ho
has heen In communication with clubs
In Kuropo and Australia and says
they have written that they aru hear
tily In favor of (ho organization.
The Metallic Tie company, a ttah
corporation, which hns sold consul
crnhle ol its stock in Jackson coun
ty, and which has neer complied with
the corporation daws of Oiegon, i"
now mnkini: demands upon some of
the Jackson count s uhcnhers for
payment upon assessable stock
bought by local citizens. The state
ment made by this corporation totlu
corpointion conimisioner of the state
wns so unsatisfactory that no per
mit was granted hy thai department
lo do business within the slate and
stock sales made by them since the
enactment of the Mine Sky law arc in
violation of the law and as view
the matter th" company cannot law
fully collect on it- assessments. I
examined the statements submitted
the corporation commissioner and of
the opinion that the whole scheme
wa's purely n blue sky promotion
dodge nnd I adi-c the citizens of
Jackson county who liae been
threatened with legal proceedings for
non-pa .inent of assessments to not
he frightened hy fluents of suit, as
this concern has no capacity to site
in this slate.
K. K. KIXI.Y.
Mist rid A Homey.
London Likes U. S. Steel.
LONDON', July 'Jll. The stock
market activity was confined toda I
to Maiconi share- and the American!
section nil li-intr prices. Canadian I
Paeilic and ('. S. Steel were the I
finue-t shares in the hitler. The,
closing was tirm. '
Samuic !
Infants and Invalids
HORMCK'S
thf nainiUAi
MALTED MILK
The Food-Drink for all Ags
Rich milk, malted grain, In powder form.
For infantt, invalids tsJ growing children.
Pure nutrition, upbuilding tl whole body.
Invigoratei nursing mothers ud the aged.
More healthful than tea or coffee.
Unlosa you say "HORUOW
you may get a suhatltuto
And Your Tires
Have They TheseGoodyear Extras? (
We argue for the utmost in a
tire. Many do not give it, and
they can't.
Tire prices have dropped rap
idly, profits are small, competition
is fierce. Only mammoth outputs
can cope with present conditions.
So there arc many incentives to
skimp.
Costly Extras
It will cost us $1,000,000 this
year to make our All-Weather
IrcaJs double-thick. Most anti
skids are regular treads made
rough.
Goodyear Fortified Tires con
tain five exclusive features, end
others which arc rare. These ex
tras will cost us on this year's
output 51.035,000.
Our latest improvements, just
added this
year, will cost
us S500.000.
Soyou are less
upt than ever
to ,find othrr
tires which
compare with
Goodycars.
G
Price Savings
Despite these extras, Goodyear
prices havecome down nnd down.
This year's reduction will save
our users about $5,000,000. And
that was the third reduction in two
years, totaling- 45 per cent
Most of these extras are hidden.
Tires which lack them look like
tires which have them. But there's
enormousdifJcrcncc inthe ovcrutfe
service.
These things tfavo Goodycars
top place, and have held them
there for years. This yeqr they
are adding thousands to our
users. We invite you to Join
them. Let Goodyear tires show
what these extras mean in
trouble-saving
nnd in extra
. -AtlGHP-'l
OODPYEAR
AKHOKOHIO
Fortified Tires
No-Rlm-Cut Tlr.t-"On Air" Currd
WllhAII-WlhtrTrdterSinetK
mileage. You
will never go
back.
Any dealer
will supply
you. (253)
Goodyear Service Stations
Tires in Stock
MEDFORD
ASHLAND
Crater Lake Motor Car Co.
Ashcraft Bros.
F. L. Camp
8th Annual Clearance Sale
AH Eyes Will Be Turned On This Bold Sweeping Clearance of Our Surplus Suihmer Stock
Commencing Saturday, July 3 1 8:0 Ending Saturday, Aug.7
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Men's Suits, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery and Furn
ishings of all kinds as well as Suit Cases, Traveling Bags,
Trunks', etc., will be included in this Great Clearance Sale.
PLEASE REMEMBER
This is the only permanently established Men's Store offering its clear
ance sale at this time.
The usual honest substantial reductions from our regular reasonable
prices will be offered you. You know our sales always save you money
Real
Bargains
DANIELS FOR DUDS
'if!f&
LEADING CLOTHIER
A Real
Sale
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