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Jl3UpaW,- JrtiiWkvryaCii 4 1-Hj lMtt7 N PAOE TCTOTTT INfEDFORD MATE TftTB'Om MEDFORD. OT7ECJOX. "FRIDAY, JULY ftO. 1915. MJfc VILLA1STAS QUELL FOOD II AT CHIHUAHUA CITY KU PA BO, Tax., July .10. An In cipient fond riot wnx fii oiled In Chi- osopliy Unit apnlii'M to tlio iniVniiltml units of xoi'Wtv tlioic is no other philosophy to tiiko ils plnco. .Murder All Hip Sonic "The iiiitions over then' expect iin to ilociilc ii h betwcvii their liietlinilH nf Jjininc people. .Why if yon ronil the stntute-i written in ei Hired limits yon will find tluil theic is not n sin Kle iiiHtiince in which n stntnlc niiinst murder ntompU to t1incriiii innle helween the illftiictit niciiii" thnt limy he employ eil in tnkin hiiiiiiiii life, unit mi, my friends, I Jiuahna City Wnilnewlay, nccoiitlni? Piimiot eom-eive it to im the dutv 01 this gtcnt iientnil nntion to ulturnpt to deeiile which h niorc cruel to ! to sirrlvaln from the ijonth today. A nioli of Mexicans marcliod to the xtate palaco and demanded reduced prices on foodHtuftH, (luarilB weer ordered to reH train the paradnrB, It was Hald. wlillo Oov- ernor l'lilel Axllu, mlilrcBsInK the crowd, Raid to have numbered sev- iral hundred, protulHed the Villa kov- ernment would endeavor to lirliiK aliout reduced prlreH. The tiroinUo had u ipiletlnK effent, the paradem wltlidrawliiK. (leiicral Villa and IiIh niMnnt ar rived at Chihuahua today from Tor reon, according to private ndvlceit. The purpura of their visit, It was nald, was to coutlne tho (IIrniahIoii of uietliodH liy which a penco confur rtir with (leuernl Carrauu or hln offlcera iiiIkIU be attained. Oi-orK" (V Carothem, npeclnl aitent of the titutu deiiartmeut, Ih atlendliu; tho conference. 10,000 APPLAUD WM. J. BRYAN.S PLEA FOR PEACE (Continued from Page Ono.) will hue to nunc to nil end. Tolled Ktnlch n World Power .. "U it not Miiinuo Jlmt iiii Amnri can citi.cu cun tall; iihoul it lieiiltf necessary fun iih (o nnn nnrsi'lvo to the teeth in onler to he u vvnrlil pow er f Why, my friends, this Xntion has hcen n world power for more limit u hundred veins yew, for morn limn n century thin Nation has heen the incutcM power in the world, :md 1 would nol cchiiuf.'e the yhnv of tin-. Kepuhlie for the nlnrv of nil the cinpliort that have rixen and fallen ulnce time liepui. "Oh, how little faith they have in the hue Ki'cutucsH of our Nation. Think that we niut now hejtiiu to imitate the other Nation when here tolore we have set the woi'hl an ex ample. If you lull me that we must jft-t ready for war nnd we must join in this mad nice for power, I lemiiid n that when we were hut a liltl" Nation we wrote u Monroe doctrine, anil nltlmuuh we had hut a little niinv mid little navy, we hud no dif Jii'iiltv in mainlainiiiK that .Monroe doctrine." Aveuluu I lentil of I DO ''Mow iimnv men will it tulie to itvcnj-p tho death of a hundred or more who ought not lo have gone to sen mid tahcii their count rv into tli ii-Ks of wnrj Will nnvhodv uuiii iilitee that if we cuter thin war we will not have to spend nunc than Kill o our hrnve hoys" Five .Millions Wouudtst "l'ive millioiH have heen wounded in I It i war. This is the awful toll o' a w.ir that has not et lasted for one i ii. And Iheu conidei the mueuut of money that is heiuit expended on this war, $11111,000,001) each week more than u hillion mid a half cery ii.nntli more than fifteen hilhons in the time thai the war has lasted. "There is not n neiitml nation theic is not a iiatiou at peace that U led heaiinsr it lii'rtvv huideu heeau-e ol this war. Little eountrieM in (Vn tr.il mid South Amerieu Hie compelled in increase their epeuditute. Ii-v-iuy fo protect the neutrality of their ov enunentH. "Our count rv, the' niwitil of the iieutrnl nations has mffeiid itreut incoiixeuiiuiue. We me now Niyin a war tax. Dlploiiuillc lfhau;es "Our country todnv U in a diplo matic correspondence with fireat i tn ttt in. (limit llnUin iuiutinir upon doini; thiniCM that we protest nniiil us i dation of our iihls under inter national law. We lum- ii 'uueiMiiid enee with (letmain Iiih'miii himwc ol our oitixeus hne mi t tend dentil he cause of the subiUHiine utm-ks of Ocnunus itKninst (irmtt llriUiu. Anil lieiu wu are af feting Iiwhiim Uiom jieople are wmnmsl in uUttrtmtt' eiu elties and wiiMtmtilivt? inhumanities. "This is hiii. "At this tune, wheu the Hi(iii of war do not rxnit- u m ihu time, wIihi we emi chIuiU eonidcr iiee (pieations I heir vum to hrln to enj nto n pilbJiu opinion llmt will mt ill aw' a lino betMeun Ulliu- fmnll bcale and Lilliim .. ,,hj. hewle. .My friends, tl-. ..re tin Jo drown pcoole ut wu or Irv to starve people on liuid. "We cannot, it seems lo me, afford to ko into this ntieslion nnd with scales attempt to weiirh the different kinds of cruelty of which the 'iclliyer enh have hoen Kiiilty. "I supposed when thi wnr broke out that there wan one nrxumcnf thai would never he mude in this count rv iiK'iin, mid I icmailied sdou niter 'i hi'Kiiu that I supposed we weie done ut last wild the aiumeul that lo u. mind ouuht never to have hcen made " i in this coiiulry the arpimcnt IhaH the wiiy lo picvimt war is to el reiulv for it. "Why, in v fiiends, i was Hie pic pared nulioiis thill went into war." The Nehraskiin iiisisteil that if America refuses to icinain ueutrul it will misH the Krealest oppoituuity in ils history. The Arlilliallon Trealles He oiled the uihiliatioii tieaties entered into wjlh !I0 nalioiw while he wiih seeielnrv of state. He explained that his peace tieat ies involved 130,0110.000 human hc inf;s, mnkiiiK war niuoiiK them im possible without a year's iiivoslin tion, mid lett open Ihe choice of war, if arbitration having failed, the people Htill insisted upon wnr. And lie endowed the plan of having those who voted for wnr do the fii;htin first, mid the very lirst to lend the battle line to be the jiuo jourualir-tti whose clamor had excited the people to war. Highway anil llnllUvshljH "I have been out here in this Iftvul htate, I have been interested ill your splendid roads. 1 have uevei enjoyed iiutomobiliuir as I have since I have been in Oregon. To me the great objection about uutomo hiliug is the dust, nnd heie in this state I liuve been riding over smooth, polished roads, and I was told that you bad i-iMied bonds lo pay for your magiuificent highway that is to tia verso j our county am extend from Alaska to ,Mexico, mid the stale plans to spend . 10,000,(100 on system of highways. .Splendid en terprise! "Hut, my friends, when we launched tho Arizona the other diiv we launched a ship that bus cost $1.", 000,000, that is over five million dol lars idiiio than the proposed OiegiM system of highwuys will cost, mid one torpedo propel ly aimed will scud it to the bottom. "And yet, mv friend-, if we are go ing lo spend .:i00,000,(l(lll on the navy nnd .l.'il),000,000 on the aimv, we will have almost 500,0(10,000. and yet that in leu vouiV time would he sufficient to make these highways not tli mid south, east mid west, only 1'.' miles upuit mid hiiiur a luxtiiij; hlessing to all the people o the Ihiiled Slnli't.. "Hut inslc.nl of deiut: that, vou ure going to spend it on baltlesbipH mid iimiuuuitiou and on tel tins' rendy for wnr." Tlie Xow mfonso Plan "I i vad that it is e.!'o!cil thnt eisigress will be in favor of spemlinu .1:100,000,000 on the niu.v, ami lbe were Kniti to have tin iiteieue in the iinuv and then u iescie of ."00,. 000 men. "Now, that is what they think thev need to et leady, meutiriuit their prepurtiliou by the picpNiHlioii of other countries. I tut suppose ' c m PROTESTS IMKENCE P E PREPARING IVEFORARISTICE (Continued from Page One.) Wortmnn, Mrs. J. K. Muiidy, Mrs. C, h. Sehierfclin, If. W. Huh! and Jiert Thierolf. Ptihlic Keceptlon After the address Mihlic rereplions were tendered Mr. and .Mrs. jtrvmi . i ut the hotel, Mr. itrymi meeting the hieople in the lobby nnd Mrs. ltryan in IlKIMdN. via wireless lo K.-mille. llp Aie' reception room which bad Jiil .'If).- A despatch tioin Madrid 1,ee" tloenrnted for the occasion bv the tn the Overseas Nus a-jeno mivs , ''"" "f ' 0 renter Medford club, the Spanish newspurer A. II. ('., re- Aflerwuids Mi. Itr.v.in nllended a le t.oils fiom Home thnt the IW- i. eeption at the Vn veivity club. They followed the prison' iirloMx chantlm: 'prcpariujf u "lent netlou through the'1''''' ' sl'"s"' Mmited. heiu-.' es- n ni-nvoi. tviiini. ...... ,....... .i i... M.AiitiisefMinti of Hi- I.lli.i..ieiit I'oim. corted tliillier Itv A. .s. KoMMiimnin. -- .' I' IIIVII II 111 I I.IICIILI II 111 111 II -I-- --.-...- --. ...- ,,.....-... ...... conileiuned man nniiistice. The iirchhishiin of Pi-.a is quoted as coiifirmiiisr the orv and P"niity. nilding that Pope lienedirt biinseir ii The Mrymis passed throuh u nwitie ol Ihe grave 'dillieullics which i tlnuittor shower on "Topv" guide on he has to overcome. i ",p Kliiinntli river, which eithninated in n severe eleeltie storm at Crater IOWA SOCIETY HOLDING '.Lake which struck mid shattered four PICNIC ASHLAND CANYON ,nrK0 ,n'('rt nt Vi,,,nl' l,,,,j' 10 vnrd' front Ihe ('niter Ln'se Inn ut o:00 The Iowa soeie(y is hol.lin,: its mi-: ''l'ek Wednesduy afternoon, mini nicnic in Ashland cmiv.m loda, ! - ll'.v was mi pleased with the with between 100 ami TiOO loe.t.is ' eourlrsy shown him al 1'iospeet. thnt NURMI BAKING CO. St l ops hic Adjusted ".lesui", Mary, JohoiiIi, hnve mercy on my koiiI," nervously spoke Peck er ns deputy warden utepped for ward and 'fldjusted the Blrap.i. Hardly n minute lapsed hnfore the electrode Imd.heoa adJiiHtod to tho legg. After this the executioner Jammed the Rwltch. The first shock lasted n full min ute nnd the oxorniinnor nald that It tries with the object of securing mi wll, l''1 "'" niHinr.l Ihe iratn still sounding praises ol .Modiolus no-- was ISf.O voiu an n amperes tn mini dilferent sections of .Im-ksoii ' " lresenled .Inines Oreive will, n h rength. It came while lleel-er wiir ,, ,).),lim. ,.(Mmi,., ) (,t.nd, ' subscription to the "Couunoner." A huge delegation jnu ve,l froml n i- eMiiunien tuni me tunnel !-. ' quired lo reacii ine iiikc would ne ! iihout L'aill) I'cel in leiiL'lh. This i could bn, niaterinlly 'ilioileneil ut a I I I'M. I I! .... il uiguer eieriiiion. ' still rommeiidlng his koiiI to his Maker. The two prlnon pliyvlrlniiH stepped forward to examine the rolliingei! Ibis city. Kpeeebes, sisnts, mid dinner made up (he dav. You have ben considering buying your bread Instcnd of making it at home. You will buy your bread Booner or Inter. The question Is what kind of hread are you going to buy Will Just any kind of bread do or NURMI'S BREAD Dread with nimlltv hullt Into It, mnde by reliable concern with n reputation hack of It, a reputation for making tho best nnd for honest, .square denting. Satisfaction or your money hack Is our' guarantee. Today la the time to start buylni? your bread. NURMI BAKING CO., Makers of nutter-Nut and Pan-Dnndy Hread. figure Hint rut supported In tho death PRATPH LAKE'S RHPATEST NFPtl eiiair oy inn itucK leatiier Btrnps The HlelhoHcope was applied to tho heart and f)r. Charles Parr, the pris on pliyslrluti pressed his finger against the artery In the neck. Them ( Continued from pace one.) ptcpnratiniis hud boon mude to re ceive the party, which m rived at was still ii feeble fliilterlm: of tlm midnight, despite the fact that the thing tlinjt firs: ovotfotdiHl bv Uim who cspouao Uie, doetniH) that Miftfe. makes rigfit. Jrtmiind vou rtl tin juument you diicnrd tho moial phtl no ipis, vviint ure tue oilier eouuirie Koiuj; tn do. Suppose we make fool of ourselves, )o on thick we have all the fools in the world? Don't ou know other eouutiies have fools, toof And if we eau delude ourselves into la.iug ourselves to make this piep uratioit, don't ini know that every haltleship (bat wo make will have its pietuie sent to nil other eoun- tric, mid thev will uo to nuikuu hattleship, loot And when we m iuioumIi to prepuie us for what l!u ure now, they will he ivndv to I'M pnie for vvlmt we hnve, and thin we will piepuie and then thev will pic nue hocuiiie we pieWie. and wc v.l jio on ineparing niut each otxr TIimI U what it iiiiii n. It m . that there U no end hut haitkiupttv in money mid in the iiioihU ot the nation. )ut Wusto .Money "Vum me not only uoiny to w.it. Ike iHfliie.v, but vow Uiv iMt " ''id tivHtit a ImlriNl tlmt will et vou uoo wnr and mhi ure uuing lo I nut voiu tkounhi fnHH the iweelul inum lion of pinduHivc inditi,v to the -MUyiienux, Inillviiu UmUiIs ot tlti who l'ii nut ml,) hlt'iil mh fob Htul murder In wln.li.Ji Tknt i Ike lu(li. Unit tin V '-I- tu MMVI HlUtk i tiki- . niit i "It i bin i I irmv to (iod jiJX'DiLtb v lh it. ' MM HJMIUt It will vivp we heart Tlii'islioikN Ailiiilnlsleieil Tho nliyslilun ntepped hnrh from the rubber mat and nualn the elec tric current pulsed through tho body. Tho shock Insted seven bocouiIs. Af ter a hasty examination Dp. Parr asked that a third shock ho Klvcn, This lasted five seconds. An exam ination that lasted several minutes followed. Three physicians uiiioui; the witnesses then made an examina tion and Dr. Parr at r. ; r. ri o'clock miuoiiiieed, "I pronounce thin man dead." Diii'Iiir the nlKht'nocker pclrlled on n piece of paper what he captioned "My dying declnrntlon." It wna tnk en to tho warden's offlco whnro two copies were typewritten, which Deck er signed wlh his fountnln pen In a hold baud. To Deputy Warden John son, who lint! charKO of the execu tion In place of Warden Thomas Mott Osborne, who does not bollovo In the death peunlty, tho one tlmn police lieutenant gnve his fountnln pen ns a gift, "it Is the last thing that I hnve to give away, and I wnnt you to have It. I want you to give this statement to tho newspaper men." Heritor's DyhiK Statement Heritor's mossngo given nut just hnforo be went to his death rend: "(icntlomoii, I stand before you in my full senses, knowing thnt no powor on earth can save me from tho grave that In to receive me In the face of that, In the teeth of those who conileiuned mo, and lit the pres ence of my Hod and your Clod. I proclaim my absolute Innocence of the foul crime for which I must die. You aie now about to witness by destruc tion by the state, which Is organized to protect the lives of the Innocent. And now on tho brink of my grave I declare to the world 1 am proud to have been the husband of the pur est, uotiliMit woman that ever lived Helen lleoker. This acknowledge ment Is tho only legacy I can leave her. 1 bid you all good bye. rather, I tun ready to go. Amen! tSlgnod) "OIIAIU.K8 HKCKF.H," Negro Is KxtM'iitotl After his wife had said farewell nhortly after mldnlitht, Decker main tained a casual conversation with Deputy Warden Johnson, who sat be side the screen In front of his cell. An autopsy on the body of Decker was performed, according to law, Im mediately after the execution. After Decker's body had heen removed from the electric chair Samuel llavncs, n negro murderer, was brought Into tho execution room and electrocuted One of Docker's last requests to War den Osborne was that he be put to death before the negro Ha.vnes. hotel had heen notified Hint the par ty would arrive. Ih-iU were hastily improvised nnd (he Bryan's K'"'d mil- iircdly accepted the situation. A motor-bont liiplni the lake to Phantom Ship and Wiaid Nlmid oc cupied the moiniiii;. I.ale luncheon vv'iim enjoyed ut (Ireivex ut Prospcit, the putty iirriviiir without mishap or delay at Medford nt (i;.'l() o'clock. A dinner was tendered the Itrynus nt the Hotel .Medford bv the Com mercial clulis nnd (healer Medford club before the lecture, with plates for the follow injr? C. K. (lutes. W. I. Vuvvtcr, ex-Mnyor Dunlin, Mrs. Pur-1 din, tic tuijr Mnyor Medvnski, J. I, i i r ami tmt iin OUR BARGAIN COUNTER PRICES ON ALL SHORT LINE MEN'S WOMEN'S AND CHILDREN'S LOW SHOES WILL SAVE YOU REAL MONEY, FOR EXAMPLE MEN'S $5.00 OXFORDS Less , 1.35 .$3.65 SAVES YOU $1.35 WOMEN'S . ... $4.00 PUMPS Less JJ $2.b5 SAVES YOU $1.15 , Other Prices in Piopoiliiiit. See Them in Our Windows. s$cicidllL AT THE SIUN OF (not) SMn'5 "GOOD SHOES" Build Our Business WE SELL "GOOD. STOCKINGS" OPPOSITE POST OFFICE LAST DAY OF JULY CLEARANCE SALE (Mjiii-kVi 0, X, 'P. Spool cotton .(y for -AT 5m$m5m5m2m5mJm5m t t r t r r T T r r r r i Ranilol 'ritlcnm Powdci', fjnn 2 c MANN'S yc I With Medford trade ts rdedford mnde. Coolest store In town You'll en Joy shopping nt this store, rTTfrttk-, Afternoon Tea bus become nit e.-tuldmlied cottom, and iluiiuid teruitu aecessoiPs which ww utu bent kuppl.v. i MabofMiy SrvlUf Trs, Silver! Servlte. Lumen Fork. Sunsr Ton. ot&, ant ffred lu lb Uient de tsna. f V ? V ? T ? V r r T T V V ? V f ? V t v T y y y A. 25 OFF ON WASH SKIRTS .1 ust t'OHMvetl it now sliipiniMit of tho latest styles in IMtHc, (Jiir liei'diiip, Linen and Palm liejtch AVash Skirts which we plnco on sale Satnrdny nt IT) per cent olT regular prices: .2.00 values now $1..IS $1.00 values now JJ52.9S $(U)0 values now $I..1S All Sizes Now on Hand CENTRAL AVL NEAR P. O. WASH WAISTS AT LESS THAN HALF ")0 odd stylo Lingerie and Tail ored Waists tin to $1.00 values. Uw this sale only each . Host Dross Prints a yard llesf Colored Oil (Moth a vard 4c JL 17c 25c 200 brand now Silk and Lingerie Waists, many styles to choose from, up to ifrl.OO values for (his sale only-, each . . 98c i" VI 111 J 1 Il "11T ) an rMiK i rope no i nine aists worth $1.00, this sale i each $1.98 WASH DRESSES At Less Than the Cost of the Material. t"i0 Wash Drosses made of good material, fast colors, up C QT to -.00 values, this sale. 7QC 100 Wool Skirts and Wash Dresses all good styles and colors carried over from last season, some nf these garments sold up to $10.(10, this snlo fli (Q ''.va.'h tpl.yO First Showing of New Fall and Winter Suits. OUR ANNUAL REMNANT SALE NOW GOING ON THE GREATEST VALUES EVER HEARD OF. Uemuants of Wash (loods, worth up to lo, now, a yard 5c UVmnants of AVash Hoods, up to 2.")c values, now, a yard 10c liunnnnts of Silk nt nnd below cost prices, Remnants of Jhv.xs Hoods at and below cost. Ivonnmnts of Laces and Embroideries at about half price. UNDERWEAR FOR LESS MARTIN J. REDDY - tiiw ji:wi:i.i:u KOIt Cjr.VMTY 2 IS I: Malu St T y r V y AVomen's Sleoeless Yosts, good loc grttde, this sale each Women's Porus-Knir Suits, (3c grjido now AVomen's Union Suits, fino Jloc grade now Hoy's PoruS'Ivnit Piuon Suitjs, now Comfy Cut Vests for wonion, 20a grade Women's fine knit I'mon Suits, 7"n- grade lie Tnion 48c 29c 48c 14c 69c DOMESTICS FOR LESS IW inch fino Cambric, worth Q loc, this sale, a yard J C !W inch House Lining, fie gntde, this sale, ti yard Hood sixo Huek Towels worth 12-ijjo, now, eaelt ICxtra largo Bath Towels 2.')c grade, each fiOc Hleaohed Sheets ISc Pillow Kliiis . 4c 9c 19c GLOVES FOR LESS Kaysor's two clasp Lisle (ilovcs, 2oc gradi", now fS 11 li" Z1C Kaysor's i(j iU(ton Cluunoisotto ( i loves, i-K'-rado.uow A A a lMiir 44-P Kaysor's lu bittidn Silk (Jles allcoloisiH-ejal f O !" yOC AVomen's MuUn downs, made f fine Lmgj-H, Cloth, all sizes, uiioiy iniicit-. worth 7.r).-, mis sine, ca.-li 48c KKKK!KKK:..:.. 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