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A MEXICAN ROB ROY.
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BuCscrlBoni ratline to rocelyn
papers promptly, phone Ctrru-
latlon ManBjrcr at 2r.nn
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HONG KONG KOLUM
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WLOS
WLO
IN.
AMELICA
Mlost pooplc. who talk to thom-
nclvna nllastimcu look borod.
Tloo bind Alcllcnn inllllonnlro no
liavco rilock hand appetite,
Well Hultcl.
Cnrl Shuc nnd Johanna Horn havo
been licensed to nod tit Crown Point,
Indlnnn.
Omo Way Out
(Vaudeville playlet In ono nrt.
Scone, Jonos' bungalow; Time, af af af
terneon: characters, mi tho, lmliy,
Mrs. Jones, Mr. Jones' bnclmlor
friend- uneasy. Doesn't rccnll If tl
If a girl or n hoy.)
Ilacholor -Y-y-ycs, whnt n beautl
fill child".
Mother Tho linngoo of .Mr. Jones
I should say.
Ilncliclor iJ.rT yos very much!
(Asldo Counfouiid It. Why don't
they say whether It's a ho or bIio?)
llncholor (desperately) Well, woll
hut ho's n flnu llttlo follow, lHn't
she? ? How old Is It now? Do IiIh
teeth bother hor inticli? 8ho looks
Ilka tho family, doesn't It? ? Ilul I
suppose u cry body nays It doos.
When l'athcr Fixed (ho Tim
When father fixed tho tiro,' us hoys
Kui stilt us mice nn' miido no nolso.
Somo folks, rodo hy, says, "(Jot 11
mulol"
I'n says, "Shut up, you blooinlii'
foqll"
I can Jus hoar what pa says next
Cluous iiiayho 'twas his golilun tuxt.
Hut sis looks pcovlsh, ma looks sad
An' squulchy-llko at poor old dad
Jus' thiit; t!)c tiro wiuoin ftthur's
thumbs.
An ho sajr well, 'twnati't "Jtirusn-
louif
I'n danaoe roin an' my$ to urn
"Vou nutlo. me buy dill thing!" anys
pa. ,
Did you hurt you, dourlB" mn In-
dHlriM.
"Oh no." w yells. "I hurt the lintel"
That stuff you so there iim'twu, Is
blood.
KVoptln' what la iwwt or mud.
Pa says, -if wo got horn, soma day,
I'll glvo this blasted mr awnrl"
An' than ho Jains the tiro In pUeo
An" my, "IJoaray; now watch m
rnoa!"
Albwt H. Ileyt.
Stella's llnignlu (iiiuli'
U t MiifnMrtfttM Ubj ou. uretty
toon thuy'll be an In' "A wo wan" at
the oatl of one pwyior.
loll worst lileaase Ute doe have
to diwl wtih Is Imagination.
i lliiivdltiiry
b MkuOr Tnwkf Mrs. Junaa, yr
lUBWr is iinsravlM rw4dh'. bwl
fwljqu Bh at at ih SCAkM I knv
itg Wfttrh bar closely.
Mr, Jomw 8k Is Just l)k bay
fjithor. You mt. he tiisjdsi his sWMW?
in ilia rt)ll Brnrsry bust dm Na.
THE inost picturesque figure of the jMcxican revolution
is I'ancisco Villa, former bandit, victorious geiwral.
and succcsslul administrator ot revolutionary ideals a
.Mexican Kob "Roy who robs tho rich for tho benefit of the
poor.
Recently Villa entered Chihuahua and found that whilt
the poor were starving, there were plenty of supplies in
the stores, but extort ionatc prices kept them out of the
reach of the people. Co,UBuquenly there were food riota
aiui iooung. imc me musses iacuo lamiiiu, iooo JMippinK
were being exported to the Dnitcd Sttiles. ( t
Villa warned the merchants that if they did not ccasa
raising prices on pecessities of life, they would have to
answer to him. To show that he was in earnest, he hung
three merchants of Torrcon for extortion. The warning
was unheeded. le ordered all nu'i'clisuijs to assemble and
placed them under arrest. To the gathered merchants he
made a fiery address, which was misquoted in the press,
which reported that he, said the "United States could go
to hell," which has been officially denied. What he did
say, as reported in a letter received by the Mail Tribune,
was as follews:
"I callod you here to toll you you nro In Moxlco," ho said. "In Mox
Ico wo uso Mexican money. Somo of you have forgotten that.
"You havo charged for the nccessnriofi of Ufa lu American gold, and as
a consequence tho pcoplo starve.
"YOU AUK KOIlItlSIlS!
"There was a time when I was forced Into banditry. Hut never. In my
greatest extremity, did I (alio the bread from tho mouths of tho poor, nor
tho clothcH front tbolr backs,
"That Is what you havo been (mini;. I nm going to stop It. You all
nro under arrest,
"If anyono In this ro)hi wishes (o contlnuo solllni; for American gold,"
continued Villa, "his placa In in the United States. 1 will Imvo n train
ready In tho morning to tako all such to the bordor.
"I know exactly whut every man baa been chariMnK- My Inspectors
linvo been at work fpr weeks.
"As for yau foreign gentlemen, If you wish to chnrso gold prices you
will go to tho United States. I will see to that. You had better tako In
ventories of your stocks tonight. To show I nm fnlr, 1 will pay joii tho
cost prlco of the stock plus 15 per rent profit. I nm ovorgonurous. That
Is nil I havo to say to yoi."
The native mediants were sent to the penitentiary
charged with extorting money from the people by charging
exorbitant prices for the npcessaries of life. The foreign
merchants were deported to the United States. The state
took over thestneks of merchandise. There was a 300 per
cenOreduction in prices. l)od famine no longer threatens
Chihuahua. ;
High handed measures, of course, but not as bad as food
riots and starving people. The merchants reaped what
they had sown when they let greed out weight humanity.
Such acts explain tho strength of the bandit leader with
the peons of Mexico.
MEDIO ITALIANS DEFEAT
II FRESH FORCES OF
FRY WEDNESDAY-
HOLDS
PAVING
BONDING
SCHEME
MOOT OUTRAGEOUS
To the Editor
t cotwttlur Uio iriibnlioii to r. boililiM
bond tliu t'ity tliu ttUt hiU!
!- ... ...., ....... ...
iu ciuuiiui inu inM)iuon iu re
botul enrry 1 nm ot the opinion that
it Would be difficult to sell the bonds
it would hnve to c through the
-tnte court nnd mnt likely tho I.
' S. Hitrjivino court, nnd than? w n
likelihood of some one HAkinfc to have
n receiver npMiiutil declaring the
' fit linnkiupt. 1 riH nk the pnij.-
ertv owners of M fed ford, are you
Jwitl'mtr to lime Miiford citir.ens nnd
the cily of Medford adverticeil ns
I bankrupt? If imt'tole ttehst to-
y
i'
-uL w
,.rop.Hiitit.ii flint eoUl-L' hnvte' hnS)"11 l,J!jXl
eoiiueivwl of l'orlho (Stv t Hitio - ' '
,). 1)!(tMIII !.!.'
AUTOS
HELP PLANT TROL
AUSTRIAN TROOPS
The Mlnle fi.-di mid guniu eommix
xioii our "jtuiiihow" will urrivo in
.Mmlford Wiiiluosdny iiflpiuooii nl I
o'cloek with n our of trout fry for
dtNtributiou in Inenl alreiims. The
eur will hu siilo tmukud k Jlwiu
Mtrtmt nnd tliu fry plnuud uhoiird mii
ttimobilofi to bq ttikun to furroutiiliMir
at mini.
Tliiity nut (m nro minded for tliu
distribution. Fifteen Imvo so far
volunteered. Kvory miller nnd
tiortiiinii is nuked lo co-oporHlo in
tho work. Kifteen more uutos na1
iiuoiUmI. Those huviuif motor enix
nro iiKiuested to notify ToKycrv Hill
Imuien, president of the 1uum lover
tfhh l'rotuotivo uasoeiHtion nt once.
The Trv w(ll bo plaeod iu Hit) Ap-
plosto, IJttlu Hullo, Hi Itiitte, nnd
KoKim river. If. 1C (hiiitou, wuper
iiiltiiiloul of liHtehiU'ieH, ni'eonimuii '
tho iwr and will Hupeiiutend the di-tnbiition.
WARSHIPS TO MEXICO.
( Continued from pago one)
Itiuiial Kwd Maskki'. ,
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ft
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ti
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.Vol i Rcmii
WKX&u ore first I mr aial."
.lie awttrw aad bowW kU .
TJMfcHl Usaksil ut aiMi mmv"1
Ml am prap swuwl i -
I in I J
' '-4 ,
, AlleiiilvH. SufN
Yount 8utcli nrl auis iolllon
aa ccneral Ad-1im M.7 lvn!er
etrcet, Jja t
ohIv AmoriraH iimm( ehnl nl Vcr.t
t'rus. With I be smvitl tf tk I,ho..
MtiM. tW tlmrlti f the l-Vwrth ik
MwHttt of Um Atlautir flsat, Cw
luander .McNniho wiM bit Hv-'utMlrl
iu omUMIHll of t)n Auu'iinnn forty
bv Kear Adtttiml Mi-Lcsh.
'I irtiNhMi M i"ima hit be.i l
kf.il to proretnl i''imi; l,rnno to
erii Cmi it onkr t Imve a -hlfi nt
th iit.HHal of ike Hmailiuu hmI
rtunioniHlnH miatatHM wIm siv lfv-
Ihs WoxU'ti. It w aNUMtrd tkat tke
i4ii).titnn nnd Kew i l.t wpakire will
lw Msl at NWrt ff mi I be.- or
tet. Ifoiilmiei's In liangijr
Aibmral lUmaon ml ImiM ''anovn,
ebitf t the alin -Anivrioaa iiii
f tke Aniarimu srnin liafwrtwent,
rjfnet t-om-i'rn'm: iln hpfwiH'. tl.Mt
Ii'irtr. wrr iu iIahrdt a Vera
Pros iM Ihmi went tin nTr - nt
Mri'MUr' Ijin i
Ii was hitwrtil - (Aatitnn o!
UeKaiuw bud oryc1 ;'n- ifarpateh of
yaaaala wit boat lo imr. Ttw
aoajafwira htH tlta aaarataiy
taia wm Msf .
Tmoainiiina- mmtt (k awbjwt of
lmu uabiaamm nwitn at ib
iaoaHas i ioJ. k,: ,.
" IV Haamisi -aid tho diMlfc hU
.kmm batat wade in fmnt f
nablie buiklintn aavi m airaat aur-
nara in hu affaM btrtia tba
lb Miroiuat a tbavatfjuaia
lv An jaaw. m Mis) rkatntt
OKXKVA, Aug. lO.-The nppear
iliice ou tliu Italian front of :!0,0ll()
Austiinii trooM roleused from tliu
ItiiHMinn euiupiiigu i auuouneud by
the'Trihiiue iu u deaputeh fnun lii
liaeli, Austria. These troops at
tacked the Italians yesterday outside
of (torisia. After a linttla of IS
lioura, tliu despatch aaya, tho Hal
JHim forced the Aunt riant to lutiout
iu to (lorixiu, leaviiiK tll)U(l dead on
tho battlefield.
Tho Italiaiia are naiil to lutvo gained
an i uipoitiiiit point strateKteally by
joiuintr foreots between ltiiiniiu and
Uoberdo, aouth of (IrHilihoa. Tho
Allot i liiMM endenvori'd in uiii to pru
veut thix junction, lofting heavily in
the elfoit.
The bombardment of Kowrto continue-".
IS. POTTER PALMER
TO VISIT MEDFDRD
.Mi-m. Hotter l'ahuer and her brotliei'
A. ('. lli'HorB, of ChieHKo, will artne
ih Mtxll'ortl Septeiuber S for a three
(iay's viHit lo inN'et luddiHKH of tin
Halmer Invotaieat Co.
Tho Halaiora own wkat will eveat
UHlly fie tho lamoxt jHwr orchard in
tho world in the Modoo orehard on
Hojene liver, 'lite- aUo own the
Klamath orrhurd of ItH) aereH uth
uf Mmlfonl.
Thwre art l.'itii) nrei ui the Modoi'
oivkard, AUII of which are plnattnl U
peai Hit) Italaiin benui at present
fanaiMl. l'aaev iivMtork, gnun ami
b kaiuir proOaoad. Wader the etii
rient MiaNH'aHMU of W. A. Stunner,
who itiaittMNl and pantd the pro(Mr
t. it has bepowa tbi modal oaaa
im clot id of Hie valley.
Tbio will he iiiis HaliaerV trt
i-i to the .tllrv sine tka pntHri
w puivhaM , xavan vaara ut.
HEAT WAVE CAUSES
DEATHS IN SPAIN
UA1K11), Aug. in. .s,N,r.,i
dastiia haaa ixmm caul ai tn.ih
afkjNNMWt in Npuiu bv a heat vhm' ..r
luUMaaal inleni. The leni-r; inn
rw to IU Ihiv.-. r thr.iicii in in,.
lia SfVil'. mi,! (OS ,i (.i.iut
a private or individual debt nail 1
it to tliu present iuutlrdu,- will
tlenreelato all property' and lurve a
teiidenrv to ililvo iliratrs nwity.
Theru is nitt a man 'ilvniK on the
wveil htreetx but what could pnv Imh
an-eHHrnentH if he wna iiielmed to o
ho unletta it is xomo apceubitor that
aeiiuired more property limn he had
UKC for, for speeulatiTe purMto, whrt
waw an.xioiiK lo have tiie streets jmved
in order thnt he could sell Ht a pro
fit. Hut an the reflation set in lie
foro he could unload he vol caught
in his own trap ami now he see
bankruptcy Muring him in the fnee.
Now iu order to stive himself Im
atdH I lie-citizen to not only do nn
unjust ael, but a dishoiiPit one, to
divide his indebtedness up aiiiouet
the 'people that had uolbimc to lo
iu eoutrat'tiug it. 1 have talked to cv.
ernl nropoilv ownerx who live on
paved street. Koine thai have paid
up in full and others that have paid
their nMHe-winetiH as lliev lieromo due
who will vote aKtiiiifet rcboiuliut; a
unjiiHt mitl tlihlioneat, ami the dio
trous effect it will have on the eit
to increase the iadobtedncHM.
Some claim that it isuuijimt be
cause some are iifinj: the htreetx that
did not help build them. I doubt
whether there is a man in the country
or in the citv that lives off of the
paved street that nsked to have
the atreeta paved. If it is nniiist ns
some contend why wasn't there u
protest made at tliu lime it was le
iur done.
Some of our eitixen will pro teat
on the kioiiiuW thnt it was loo high
nnd thought it should be done cheaper
which is no doubt true. Hut as nine
out of every ten nre supporting an
unjust system they must c.peet the
grafters to get their work iu.
I claim that all who voluntarily
signed up to have-the -.(reels tved
on which thev owned propertv con
tracted the debt kuowiuclv and to be
consistent thev should iwiv it pod
lis nnv other debt. There ix anme ex
cuse for those who pnitestetl ngniust
i E. HUMES EOSES
WARSAW
MAY
PAY
MEDFORD'S
CITYINDEBT
EDNESS
A. i. Kcamea, while returning frm
a fishing trip on tliu Koue river
Afonilny evening, lost his fishing
elothoa nnd wndltig shoes, aninewhero
befwemi H.vbee bridge and Bedford.
They wero in a emivnss ttnek. Tile
door of the toiiiionu flow open and
tllo sack dropped to tho road. The
loss wns not discovered until Mr.
Kennies benched hiiine. The route
Iruvur.scd hy Mr. Honines Mm over
the Agate road and tliu newly Imill
short out road (hat joins the J'a
cifiu liigliwav near tlio I'aeifli; and
Hiialuru. crossing.
A liluo flannel sliirl, flnnni'l un
derwear, wading punts, and spiketl
Viiileskin shoes were mining the nr
tides loht. Tlio tinder will pleas-1
notify Mr. Keanics.
It ii a long wa from Warsaw to
MetlAinl. hut .the German capture of
tie lkdlalf faniUl mar ifsiilt in Hie
mynVir-"l' Mwirbrd' cdv tient.
tu tif Polish revMnlfon af the mitl
tile oO'a, tnie of thu I'tillhli leaders wns
the gial grandfnlher of Acting
Max or Mttlvn-ki. n PolWi ".lle man,
wealthy tirois'rtv ttwnfi" and anient
imtriot, who raised two retriments to
fMtt for Polish frttslotn. The Pole-
met tralVnt nnd Mr. Metlyitski's an
cestor wns captured, his estale cott
fUeHlsd. nnd he himself exiled to Si
beria. He eaeajwil lo Knglnml and
became an Kitglislt ritiren.
If the Ocnnain enrry out Iheir in
nouneetl plan of restoring the confis
cated ostnlos of the Poles to their
heir. Medfonl's acting maor will be
heir to nn estate now exceeding $70,.
flflO.OOO, comprising n large part of
Warsaw. If Mr. Medynski receives
this pniperiy he agrees to pay Med
fttrd's paving debt, approiinatelv a
million dollars.
Tho following aro prices for August
9 In oastoru fruit markets:
California Iiartlotts, Now York,
$1.CS; Philadelphia, $1.00; Hoston,
?1.55; Chicago, $l.ir)f No North
western sold anywhere. Uecolptu
contlnuo heavy.
RUSSIANS EMPLOYING
200,000 WAR PRISONERS
ALLIES SUBMARINE-
L
CONSTANTINOru:. Aug. , vm
Herlin, urn! via wneless to Sayville
A submarine of tho entente allies
wns sunk near Hulnir this afternoon
y a Turkish neroplnne which threw
bombs upon tho craft. All the crew
were lost.
rnpeive the MIIIIC IHI.V OS IIICII wlltiro
they do tho samo work.
"Illinois women can vide nnd stu
dents of political economy know
that no eliisa of porwiiis i liistory
dt l.med of a voie.o in the irovoniment
has ever received fair treatment hy
tin- gov eminent. .
v I.MIJCK STAXDAISI) ov oinnuii-j
has gained ground In thin country
which looks upon tho bearing and
rearing of children as something
coarse and vulgar and to bo avoltlod,
hilt the advent or Kugonlcs mcaii3
much for the motherhood of tho raco.
Happy Is tho wire who, though woak
and ailing, lUijminls "Poll I-r '5
Plnkhani's VegetalHc Compound to
rnainrn her to huulth. nnil whon hoad-
achos and bselcaohoa aro n thing of
tho jMiat brave sons and ralr tinagu
tera rise up and call hor blenaod.
Adv.
STAR Iter
Tl'B8l)Y AND WKDNKSDAY
Aug. 10 and 11
The Diamond
From the Sky
A Thriller Iu Two Parts.
A Piece of Amber
A Ka Ike Drunin in Two Parts.
"Gussie Tied to Trouble"
Ke stone Comedy.
Special Added Attraction
Miss OIkcii of Mudford lu Popular
Songs.
I'ltlCHS Tt AND 10 CH.NTS
TO
RECEIVE MEN'S PAY
.(IIICA(H), Aug. Kt.-Kipial -ill
fnlgist were .nibibiiit nl.iv, aecortl
nig lo .Mrs. iir.iee iHmr trout,
Illinois Kotiul Si'l
LONDON, Aug. 111. Offi.inl n
ports forwarded fiom Pelrogrml by
Iteuter's News Auettcv show that re- iilosident of the
eontly upwartls of JOK.lHil) prisunei-H I frnge a-ociatiHi over the aetioii of
wero being cnmloxed by anotis Ifi-ltlie sUle ln-ard of ailaiiaistntlinii
sinn ministries mi ntilromls, in IwliTeh ynstcnlov oWroatr that woiar-n
agrietilture and other wnvs. ' ieoiiiloycd iu state institutions diall
6S
A sensible cigarette
that's what I want"
no '0"-i7i2
There arc n number of
goofl, sensible cigarettes
on the market Fntim'as
arc not the only ones.
But Fatimns arc tho
best-liked nnd best-selling
of all the cigarettes cost
ing over 5c.
Of course, your tnste
may bo different you
TWO
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TESTS
AbJY
' nuiii
"'vtiiSu
"Bb!S
FOX
CIGARETn
, ' - ' UfUfsi
. IIMl . 111 M 'BIllLu j " ' fMU-i - UUI ! ""' V ,
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fiiUa '-i2SK
' "v &rnwi i m Ni.Tr.rsrfcs&
r. , :.-:".. v. . .. """'"..iJ Ka'iu,v?tm'eigmrmtt., "-tu
Trr'WtffiLjfi?
- rww ir t. . ail. la ' "j-
may not like Fatimas as
well as nil these thou
sands of other nten do.
But you can't deny
that they arc worth try
ing not only for the de
licious taste thnt has made
them so famous, but also
to see just how SENSI
BLE they really are
how COOL and comfort
able to the throat and
tongue and how free they
are from after-effects.
Clip out these tests and
see if you can find any
cigarette that meets them
as well a3 good old
Fatimas do.
Make thfc) important
test today.
4ft txfyOttace C3K"
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MS.
PATntA .trot tkt fhtb Cirnttft
Aw'ii !' GranJ AtMnl On W
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Lrty ASAtstani
8X H. II.XKTIiHTT
PboiiM M. i7 anil iT-JU
Ambulauc Kenioa Ootvart
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THE PAGE
Mctlford's Lcadlivs Theater
Cool, Comfortable, Woll Ventilated
LAST TIME TONIGHT
The KK.rl4icnlii' l-'our Aft t'abai-et
Show
Midnight at Maxim's
.Maxim's, K.-ctor'.-t and Hustanohy's
New Yoik C'ltj a Most Famous Cab
arets, depleted In ell their glitter.
Sixty beaut If ip clioruu girls.
Soven VaudeMlle llcadllnors
The Serial Ileautlftil
The Goddess
Klfth Chapter
with
Anita Stewart anil ISarle Williams
Two Parts
Special Musical Sewra with thlt
pronntHi
r.-to-t&c
COMINO-WHuestlay and Thurstlay.
TIIICDA lllt and all star cast lu
the nn.-! five act f.aturo "TIIM
ci:i.kmi;mi,m isi:
COOIdST STOIti: IN TOWN.
THE ENGAGEMENT RING
an embluiu of sentiment nnd Joy,
should be a SolHtalre Diamond, flaw,
leas, porfoctly cut a;nl brilliant!
M us show ou aouio boniitlful
gems of various Uc, ready for
mounting to order, or lu corroet sot
Mugs ready for use.
Watch and Jewelry Hepalrlng, Ilia
mom! Satting and Kugravlug Our
Specialty.
MARTIN J. REDDY
Till-: JUWKLKi: 212 K. Main St.
-'2&J
VELVET
ICE CREAM
Alwa.M pleases the youus and tin
Id. Just the deaart tor Utate hot
W. It's para, waoiaaoiHS aad ro-iMalf.
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