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Bona Fide Proposal By Kaiser For
Tradinn Part of Poland For Ger
many Rejected Germany Expected
to Invade Serbia to Force Bulpria
Into Line to Aid Tut key.
LON'nON. Aug. . Husaln having
rejected what In England Is regardoil
nij a bona fide propotml made by the
(Inriiiaii emperor for iieare with a
juirt of Poland irnded for Uallclu, the
1,'rciit olriiggln In the KiiBt niiiflt con
tlnuo and as ther Is no Indication of
nn Immediate general offensive by
either side In the west, the Htrugglo
of the HtiHalnn forces to shake tliem
mOves freo of the Aufltro-Oerman
grip remalnn the chief factor In the
war iipwh, with nn added Interest In
the DardanelleH operations.
Dimlnnelles the Key
The Oalllpoll field will bo closely
watched because of Its possible bear
ing on the llallcau situation again
simmering by reason of renewed
quadruple eutento pressure on llul
garla and Oreeco. Never before has
the Importance of the operations nt
the Dardanelles been moro keenly
realised In Great Urltnln and Franco
than now, especially as thero nro
many Indications that dcrmnny plans
to deliver her next hard blow against
Serbia In order to link up with Tur
key and thus checkmate the spring
plans of the entente allied powers.
It Is Increasingly manifest that
Germany looks to tho cast for a set
tlement of tho wnr. Hy over-running
Serbia sho would occupy n favorable
strategic position to' Invoke Bulgaria's
paslve or active aid In reaching Con
stantinople, along the main line. Tho
expectation of such n move doubtless
lias brought about renewed nomina
tions between tho cntcntp allies and
Bulgaria.
Itu'ssliin J'oi-ces Cur
Tho Turks claim successes in tho
recent trench warfare on tho Oalll
poll peninsula but there really has
been no noteworthy change In tho sit
uation so far as tho public is nwnro.
Tho Austro-GcrmnnB continue to
mako progress both to tho northeast
and to tho southeast of Warsaw and
the Austro-HungarlaiiB claim to havo
In two tho llusian forces which re
treated after losing the Lublin-Chclm
railroad.
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MEXICAN PEOPLE
KL PASO. Te., Aug. 9. General
Raoul Mudero, commander of a di
vision of tho Villa forces and Villa
governor of Xuevo Leon state, and a
member of tho family of tho lato
President Francisco Madcro, com
menting on tho peace plan, said:
"Tho present diplomatic situation
apeparH to mo as exceedingly well de
veloped from tho standpoint of In
ternational relations of tho United
States with I.atln-Ainerlca.
"Nothing Is more desired hy the
Mexican peoplo than the re-establlsh-nit'iit
of peace and stablo government
bu the pride of a sovereign people
naturally demand that If assistance
must como from an outside source
that It must bo accomplished with
honor to thomsolves, and without in
any way Infringing our national prldo
"During this revolution many peo
ple havo openly advocated what Is
called Intervention. President Wil
son followed tho even course which
now seems to bo culminating in a
satisfactory solution,
"Tho Mexican revolution has not
been a usoless struggle. President
Diaz failed to develop his ieople. It
was necessary for tho peoplo of Mex
ico to go through the struggle of the
revolution In order to accomplish
which I might term a healthy revolu
tion from practical serfdom to dem
ocratic government.
"The people of Mexico are begin
ning now to think for themselves
In 1010 the principal reforms fought
for were political; that Is to say, a
certain, man for president with no
re-election and equal franchlho The
agrarian problem was considered In
a secondary way.
"Today as ovldonoe not onU h the
humomIvo plans of several leaders'
and the people as well, we hate a
very patent Indication of the health)
growth which the Movloan people
have gone through and that the fin
ished product is very nwirh ready
to einorge from the furnace '
Scene from "David Harum' at the Star Theatre
Monday Night in Which William Crane is Starring
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ITALY TO SEND REFUSES FORTUNE
60.000
TROOPS
TO
DARDANELLES
OFFIFTEEN MILLIONS
XKW YOIMC, Am,'. D. Italy will
semi (l."0,(HM) fieli troops to eitlior
Franco or tho Danlcnelles within tlio
next three weekn, neeonlim; to Cap
tain Victor Del Frnnctis of tho Itiil-,
ian nimy who airived today on the
steamer Duco A. 'Ao-tu.
"Tlic-ro were ."i(H),00U (ionps in
Tin in when I left" said Captain Del
Frunrtix, and lfiO.OOO nunc in T
iniito, tlit nnvul biiM Ih'tweon l."0
anil 120(1 largo trmipoilM were ready
to concy the troop-, to when.1 tlie.v
nio mo-t needed."
The captnin will purchase leather
goods lor the Milium nrmv and e
pects to visit iiuuicniiN New Ilnghmd
fiutoiics.
PITTHHl IHIII, Ae, ! Iloluv
uig Iih iuImiiicimI age niul nn occa
sional attack of lheumiitism would
preclude judicious' handling of great
wealth, ltcv. William Cliahani, pas
tor of SI. Patrick's Itoiuau Catholic
church has declined to accept n foi
tune of from $lt,00n,000,00 to $15,.
011(1,000 lej't-him recently through
the death of relalives in Sydney.
Australia, and Molivia, South Amer
ica. "I have no dciie lo add to mv linr
dens a lot of wealth that would
hiing me no satisfnclion," wind
Father Clraluim. "I am h no means
licit, lint I havo euou-.'li wirldl
mills tor mv ph h ,il neeiN; and
lit idis 1 inn ucutl 00 ncii'h old.
Win xhoulil u llieiunatii' old man like
mo choose to spend the rvt of hit
ila- on entlh unilci llu weight of h'o
much money- Cliw it to in poor
rclulives who need it."
Father (Iraliam dirccled allornevs
to get in conimuiiicatioii with (lie
hen-, nest in line.
Despondency Duo to Indigestion
"About threo mouths ngo when I
was suf feting from Indigestion which
caused headacho mid dizzy spells nnd
made mo feel Mrpdnncl despondent, I
began taking Clmniberlnln's Tnblots,"
writes Mm. Geo, Hon, Mncedon, .". Y.
"This mcdlclno proved to bo tho very
thing I needed as one day's treatment
relieved mo grently. 1 used two bot
tles of Chamberlain's Tablets and
thoy rid mo of tills trouble." Ob
tnlnablo everywhere,
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SILK SWEATERS
Just rcocivod this popular
coat in the blue and greiMi
colors, bolt back stvlos or
sash olTocts, uotbini? nicor
for boat'b, stroot or motor
wear, and priced oojisidor
ably loss than .similar j?ar
monts shown oarl in tho
sonson
$6.59 to $9.50
GUARANTEED BLACK
TAFETTA SILK $1.00 A YD.
THE MAY CO.
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SILK GLOVES 25c PAIR
"Were is high as 85c in tuns,
blues, old rose and a few in
black and while, sizes (5 to 8,
double I'inger tip Cllovc.
TOWELS
.lust received
a case of Turkish
Towels from an eastern mill not up to
standard, some of the lniperfoctions
can scarcely be noticed, bought at
about half the regular price, you get
the same saving, assorted in four big
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SCRIMS AT 8ie
Never sold less than loo, comes Hfi
inches wide in the plain cloth, white
'or ecru, nothing nicer for living room
curtains.
WHAT YOU CAN BUY FOR 7C.
Ginghams, Percales, Crepes Voiles
and the like, in fact, mu entire remain
ing stock of coloretl Wash Fabrics,
worth to 2f)e.
QUAKER COLLARS
It seems rather a traversty, than in those-war-like
days Quaker stylos should lie
fashionable. Perhaps they are making a
mute appeal for peace, as do their name
sakes. Quaker Collars add a dash of st vie
to many simple or TA flQ &4
drosses, priced at welt, elUt, UiJC, pl
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ferent shades of blue, tans,
wisteria, green, browns
Shirt' Waists 89c
Some SO'or 75
of these blouses
to choose from.
Worth regular to
$1.50.
VOILES 25c Yd.
The popular black
nnd white stripe
two different
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT
G9, 89, 998c.
and black, stdd regular up
toJ.OO to QO width stripes 10 Combinations, ('homiso, tfnvolopc
at vx.vvj inches wide. urawers, uowns and i orsot i;ovors
several tables stacked high, with
Koveralls for Youngsters, tan or blue75 those dainty Under-muslins.
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RUMANIA SPURNS
BRIBE FROM KRUPP
THE SPECTACULAR BROADWAY CABARET SHOW "MIDNIGHT
AT MAXIM'S AT THE PAGE MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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CHICAGO, Aiib. 0. Work of re
IpiihIiib tho Hteamslilp KiiBtluml from
its bud In tho CIiIciiko ilvur was start
ed today 9fflclal said tbat tbo 1000
tons of wntur In tho hull probably
would bo pumped out by tomorrow,
when It was expected tho Kastland
would bo set upright for tho first
time slnco tho boat keeled over two
weeks ngo earning moro than a
thousand persons to their death.
Chocolates, 30 cents lb. Do Voft's.
JHFiANVMH Pnrih, Ail,'. 1), A den
patch ft un ItueliatcHt to the Corner
Delhi Sera mih t tin L J'lllowin llu
departure of Prince Von ouulolio
Lnnk'eiilinrj,', the (lurmuii uiiiliussnilor
to Tur Key, fnun thu Kiiiiihniuu onpi
tnl, a represeutntio of tho Krupp
dun Works, nrrived ut Iliic'luuest
mid offered the Itiimnniau govein
menl .1(1 Imtteiies of ammunition and
()00,nO() jtouudK of 'limlivil Wire to
let niiimiiiiition deHtiued for Tnrke
paRs through. Follow infr the Jnler
M'liliou of tho Itritihli ininirtler m
Hiiclmrertt, ho newimper mxyn, how
out, tho offer was lefused,
For a SpniliitHl Anklo
If you will get a bottle of Chnm
berlaln's Llnliiteiifand observe tho
directions glvon therewith faithfully,
ou will recover In much less tlmo
dian Is usually required. Obtainable
eerwhero.
WATER ACREAGE NOW
TOTALS 12,330 ACRES
Irrigation ncreago now totnUv2,
3.10 Vt acres. Those signed Saturday
are:
rami. Orch.
Previously reported , IiOGT 70113
C. A. Ilellstrom .. fi 20
Mrs. Stewart Patterson 2fi 25
.las. A. Hose 10 10
Scott and St. John 25
Oo. H. St. John 25
Win. McCrqdle .10
IJ. (1. Schollandur 10
Krodrlck W. Carstons (1 12
S. P. Hunter :v.... 5 .3'j
P. W. Watson
Janes Ilros. 3
J. V. Dcnham 20
.. K, Wakoman
Ufown Ilros;
II. C. Humes
1). I). Duff in
(leo. W. Chorry 8
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Total
.5097 7233 i
5097
drain! total
.12,330 Vt
OregonClty has voted 20,000
bond IsHimYor addition to high school
With Medford trade ts Medford mndo.
PIION'H 205.
IMMKDIATR DEiLlVRRY
THE MODEL CASH GROCERY
AT XO. !2rM'VST JACKSON ST.
Motorcjcle Quick Dollvery and Wo Savo You Monoy. Qlvo Ua a Trial
We (Slvo 8. &.U. Qreon Trading Stampa.
5 CENT 5ALE
jVauhteJJ:?. Stamps with this sale if you brine this nd.
Any fix ftV article la our More. ,. .. S. 2.1c
Any Mv 10c article In our utore noc
Any fclv Mo uitlcliw In our wtoiv ... , .. . l.t!3
Nothing resorved. Articles may bo assorted.
ALL OOODS CASH ON DE-LIVERY. "SERVICE" IS OUR MOTTO
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INSIST ON HAVING HOME MADE PRODUCTS
And thereby help the payrolls we have and help build up larger ones
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEYKEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
Medford Concrete Construction Co. Inc.
Sewer Pipe
Culverts
Drain Tile
Irrigation Pipe
Valves and Gates
Lawn Rollers
Concrete Sand
Brick Sand
Plaster Sand
Gravel and
Crushed Rock
Investigate our products. You can't o wrong if you
use them.
Plans and Estimates Furnished Free on your Irrlga-
tion, Drainage and Road Construction Work.
Cement for sale at Warehouse or Factory
Office and Wareheuse:
R. R. bet. Main and Sixth.
Factery:
N. Riverside Ave,
C. J. SEMON, Manager
notes
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HANDSOME
FOLDING DOORS
1 MiPiiP add dffeiiitx and character
o iMir home We make thent Ulf
f nn from liat ou'v len umnI
"'Inn The different Is vry
i. iut-nlili Tli) ar iroMjrlioHd
.lii dBd the material U u Ititi lMt
i hf are uoiiwltHtk in oiruiloH, Um.
For
GALVANIZED
TANKS
OIL AND WATER
and
IRRTQATINO PIPE
Oo lo J. A. SMITH
128 N. Grape St.
Telephone 890
LET U55CREENY0UB HOME
Summer Requisites
Window Screens '
Door Screens
Porch Swings
Lawn Seats
Cedar Chests
Medford Ironworks
15. CI. Trouhridgo, Prop.
Gonoral Foundry and
Machine Works
If they are made hy us they are right and will please.
Home of Pacific Cedar Chest 113 SOUTH HOLLY
Pacific Furniture &, Fixture Factory
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO.Iin,i.e-!uiii.-.iM,..i,,503jl
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USE THE PRODUCTS OF
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Rogue River Valley
Cannery
The Best Made
Help Home Industry.
Try Loganberry Juice and Sherbets
at the fountains and ice cream par
lors. Pntroni'o tho institution
that maintains tho Largest
Payroll in Medford.
The Medford
Printing Co.
Tho Best Equipped Job
Plant in Oregon outside, of
Portland.
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