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MTCDFOnD MATL TftTmiNE. MEDFORD, OKftflON. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 5 1015
DUMBA, TEUTON
AGITATOR
BIDS
J'
AHA ADIEU
Austrian Envoy Who Plotted Against
United States Industrial Peace by
Fomenting Strikes Sails for Vienna
Guarded From "Cranks" at
Steamer Pier.
'.I(M3V YORK, Oct. C Dr. Constan
tly T. Dumlitt, tho AuBtro-HuiiKnrlan
nnibnimatlor nt Wanhluston, who wub
recalled nt tlio request of President
Wilson, nnlloil for 'nomo today on tho
Holland-American llnor Nlouw Atn
Htordam. Ho was accompanied ly
Mrs. Duiulia.
, Dr. Dumba sailed under a safe con
duct arrangement nindo by tho stato
department. Tlio Nlcuw Amsterdam
will touch at Fntmouth, Knfiland, and
then proceed to Uottordam. From
liio latter port Mr. Dumba will ro at
once to Vienna to report to his for
of; n office.
Mrs, Dumba reached tho dock
nlj'ont 20 minutes lioforo her husband,
and Immediately boarded tho uhlp.
Dr. Dumba was accompanied by
1'rlnco Holionlolie-ScltllllnRfiicr, tho
Austrian embassy attache. Dr. Dum
ba, In his last words to tho news
paper men Raid:
"'I bear no 111 will toward (his coun
try nor Its peojde. I mil deeply Hor
ry to lenvo at tho present time, for
1 liavo many friends hero, and 1 had
h'oped to slay longer to sco more of
tho country and Its people. That Is
nil."
'r)r. Dumba said ho was not rcspon
Hfihd for on order barrlnK all persons
o'tlior than passenRers and officials
from tlio Nlouw Amsterdam. Ho said
ho mippotcd the Htcatnshlp officials
had taken tho precautions to avoid
cbnfiiHlon aboard tho ship, or "per
Imps to protect mo from cranks."
NKW YOHK, Oi'l. .1. Dr. ('.on
xiniitiii Theodor IJitmlin. Auntm-JItm-jftfjinn
nmliiiKsailor In VnnhiiiBloH fnr
more lliiiu two yearn, who was recull
cil ut the request of llio United
States pivenitnent, wuh ready to
hlnrt for Au&trin today on hoard the
Holland-American liner Nlcuw Am
htenliim, leaviitj; liero for Kiilmotilli
mid Itotterdnm at uoou. Jluiliiinu
Diimhii koch with him.
FrientlH of Dr. Duiiilm uiul official
lX'lircMinlnlivcM of AiiKtro-HuiiKiirj
n nd (lermany were c.xpcctcd to pithcr
nt the pier to hid him farewell. The
jiinhiihsiulor mid bin wife hail t-pent
tho previous owning in making their
ljipil viiIIh upon Count Von llern
Moiff, the German iitnliiissmlor, and
lijijdinKKOod.h.vo to other officials
niul pcrec-nitl nequitintiuiei'M.
DESTROYER
AT
PLAY WAR GAME
MEETS
ACCIDENT
HOBBY PICKED WORLD SERIES HERO
I'liolo at i-lKlit shows HobbyV Jaw;
left Mijm.s lit tit ivuchliit; for a low
one.
GERMAN
WRITES
NOTE
PRAISING
NEWPORT, II. I , Oct, 5. An ex
plosion followed by n fire, took pinto
on board the torpedo boat destroyer
CutiunliiRs while she was onRaRod In
war maneuvers of ftho coast. The
CuinmlnKs was Immediately headed
for this port.
Tho CtimniliiKH loft here yesterday
ns a member of tho sixth division of
destroyers attached to tho fleet of
the "enemy" In tho war unine off tho
(oast.
It woh believed that nho had readi
ed noiiio ISO mites off tho coast when
tlio accident occurred.
A wireless mcssaRO rIvIiir the first
report of tho trouble on tho Cum
min rr wbh picked up by tho govern
ment radio station noon after noon.
Later It was officially stated at tho
torpedo station horn that thcro hnd
been o minor accident on tho destroy
er, tho details of which wcro trans
mitted to Washington and boro out
tho orlRlnal report,
WASHINGTON, Oct. n. Tho navy
department Is wlthholdlnR from tho
public any news of tho accident on
tho destroyer CummlnRs because, of
ficials say, tho ship Is ensaRed In
maneuvers In which war conditions
nro bolng Involved mid to publish the
nows of the nccldcnt or disabling of
tho ship mlRht prove of value to the
enemy. The strictest cenaorbhlp is
bcliiR exercised over tho niovonionln
of tho defemlliiR fleet
GREECE
PROTESTS
EL$wmFiU ' iBmP i'V" jj
IV runner nro on. He gctn u lug ma-1
IHv
fsssmsMB.
fffjwf -rLfirr
Jorlty of his hits In pinches.
In i&l when Hobby was with the
Cincinnati Hods, ho batted .2S." and
ilrnvn lii K8 runq Tlinl on inn nonnon
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(Ty Cobb batted .300 ana drovo in iu
runs.
The Inst sorles between the Ited
BUT
IS
GLAD
LONDON. Oct. R. The Greek min
ister at London, M. Guunadlus, said
today In regard to published reporlB
from Athens that tho Greek govern
ment had protested against tho land
ing of troops of tho allies nt Salon-
Ikl:
"Naturally, nomo formality must
bo gono through."
Tho minister declined to sny
whether ho hnd filed such a protest j
with the Ilrltlsh government. In n-
sponsn to n question concerning the
attitude of (I recce to tho lauding of
tho trooiis. ho said: I
"Tim Cinrks are clad that the '
troops have landed "
I1V IlllOWN hol.mi:s
It la always proper, prior to a world
i
merles, to attempt to predict which
player outside of pitchers, will bo tho
hero. My selection Is Dick Hoblltzel,
first baseman of tho Uoston Ited Sox.
Hobby haH the Juw and tho chin.
I'liyslognomlstH, you know, say tho
chap with tho strong Jaw and chin Is
tho chap to count on whou Homothlug
tins to bo done,
Tho world sorles Ih tho "big pinch"
of lumelmll. It Ih tho xorios when tho
player who Is a star In regular games
full) down and tho player who plays
Just ordinary ball, coiiich through be-
cniiHo he Is best when working under
pressure.
Ilobb) Is the man tho lied Sox
pliDors like to sco al the platu whon
In threo of tho four games played
Hobby enmo to bat In tho first Inning
with runners on. In each case ho
delivered tho baso hit that started
the scoring for tho Sox nnd they won
three games.
Honor, batting In fourth place, will
be coming up In the world series In
bov nmi nntrnit wna fim lilir Rprlos of ' tho nlnclics. I look for opposing
tho seoson for both clubs. Th Sox ' pltchorfl to find him n Tartar when
had to win tho scries to practically ho digs his spikes Into tho dirt for
cinch tho flag, The crowds averaged ' n toe hold, snop that Jaw, sticks
more than 2fi,000 at each game. out that chin and grits his tooth.
FEDERAL GRAND
JURY
WILL
OPEN
SESSIONS? P.M.
The first BcssIonB of tho first fed
eral grand Jury over held In tho stato
outside of the city of Portland will
bo opened In tho courtroom at tho
Natatorlum this nftcrnoon at 2
o'clock. This morning and Monday
witnesses began to arrive, Including
a number of Indian witnesses from
tho Klamath reservation. Tho ses
sions of tho grand Jury will last two
weeks, to bo followed by a two weeks
term of tho petit Jury.
Federal officials arrived this morn
ing for tho opening of court. They
Includo Federal Judgo Charles K.
Wolverton, District Attorney Clarence
Itcamefl, and Deputies Johnson nnd
Ileckmnnn, United States Mnrshal
Montng, and Deputies McSwaln and
lackson, Clerk of the Court Marsh,
bailiffs nnd assistants.
Tho work of tho federal grand Jury
will embrace tho ontlro western dis
trict of Oregon. Among tho matters
slated for Investigation aro nn Indian
murder caso from Klamath county,
bootlegging cases, nnd other mnttors.
In anticipation of tho opening of
court over 150 federal officials, wit
nesses and Jurymen aro In the city.
WOMIC.V MAY IIK STIIOXO
and enjoy llfo whether In tho homo
or business world If they can keep
nt bay thoso aliments peculiar to
their box. If overy woman realized
how Lydla K. Plnkham'B Vcgotnblo
Compound, that almplo remedy
made from roots and herbs, goes to
tho root of tho trouble nnd overcomes
such symptoms as backache, head
aches, norvoiisnesa, and Irritability,
they would bD healthier, happier nnd
stronger. If you suffer from any
form of femnlo Ills why don't you try
It? It will pay you to do so.
CHICAGO, Oct. B. Thomas Kelly
of Winnipeg, a contractor whoso ex
tradition will bo sought hero, must
remain In tho Jail until hU caso
comes up before United States Com
missioner Mason October 1C.
Tho dnto was set this afternoon,
when the commissioner denied ball.
Expectant Mothers
Relieved of Pain
A iniMt Ttttunlile help to women durlnj tills
Intcrcstlns period I n uplendlil external rem
edy called "Mollicrt Friend." Jt I applied
orer the mtuclci of Uia stomach, cently
rubbed In, nnd nt onco penetrates to rellcro
all utraln on nervc-i, cdrdi, HeamctiU and all
p.irU Involved. It make the mutclcj to
pliant that they expand nnturnlly. And nt
the name time they aro Inrlpirated by the
atwenco of hnra.iln(f pain m apt to dltre-n
tho mind. Get a bottlo of nny droigbt.
Write to Dradfleld negulslfr Co., 103 I.nmar
nhlj.," Atlanta, Co., fnr n fascinating took.
WEEK.
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The Toggery
(OF COURSE)
WOMEN CAMPAIGN
FRENCH GUNNERY
WAKIK, Oct. .'., 'J:0 u m. Tins
letter, September 'JU, wu. toiiuil on
tho bodv of n Oonnaii officer who
wn.H killed in CliampaKiie:
"One o'eliKik in the inorniiiK. At
7 it will liie been 7$ liourn hinee,
without interruption, wo have been
Rightfully liombaided 7'J liotirn if
I'lillofe, ileafeiuug uproar.
"I wah ordered into tlio livni'lieh
uK mi oliseiu'i- ut 7 n. m. Teleplioiie
lliii'M were broken, Miucx niul lumibh
AViiie exploding at brief uitt-nnU, in
temporbed witli hulletb from iimehiiie
HUiih. From that point on the
trt-nuhob were bo daniagud that we
wcro ohligeil to omul on all four. I
went itlioiu! amid uninterrupted
iiruukliiiRfe, tho liiirntiujr of xreiiiideN,
the aploMtii of hlmllb, the lutling
of IhiIIoIn, tlio liowhne of ti II frnir
iiiohIh nnd fogs of Miioko. M hiddiiiK
mjt brenlh hehiml ni.v ronpirntor 1 ut
to a jMiint whore u trenidi hail been
lopaircd thirt.v-fio tinuwi.
'"1 tiignallt'd for our bnttene-.,
whielt rohunu-d a rtipul tiro. Tlion 1
ohtpt liaok to get mv telephone op
lyiton?. II takw me four bourn t
cover tho ground whn-li iinliuiinlv
rould liavo hioii oouirvd in I went
flu ininutotf.
"This is beeoniing frightful. Ai.
rviiliiNinn thrown mo neiiiiibt a ual
n u trenoh. A liouloiiiiilt tolU me .
Khbll htrtiek in his hholUn Uo. Tli-'
Fieiieh keep on firing into the lire
Ifow I liulo them!
"How I Jiihnirw the Frein-h mill
lery! Tlioy nro the iniihter gunnori..
ASj fiiiuuit imitate tluuu, 1 regret to
buy.
an.1.1 1..i.i... tt'lmf ti. 1uivi liltiun
mi now. From thin moment I lum-l
IN NEW JERSEY
NKW VOItK, Oct 5 A committee i
of tho leading woman stiff ruglstH of
Now York began today a campaign
tour through New .lornoy to win votoa
In tho state miffrugo election October
10.
The campaign commute wnn bond
ed by Mrs. Helen II. Oreolev and they
planned to make a vhlrlw Ind trip
ncrnsH tho tttnto from J erne) City to
Trenton In an automobile prosented
to New York suffiagUts by their on
frnucHhlHed hinters of Oiokoii and
California
ARIZONA NOI TO
E
S AS
OPERAI
COPPER
MINE
COR
E
CHAMP CLARK HELPS
10 PREVENT LYNCHING
PHOKNIX, Arl.., Oct. T.. Gover
nor George W. P. Hunt today do
elared doflultoly that sorious cousld
oratlou was not lining given to tho
talk or an iiIIoucmI Intuutlon by tho
Htnto to operate tho copier iiiIiioh tif
foclod b tho gtrlko of minors Iti tho
Cllfton-Morencl district.
The strike win culled fnr recogni
tion of tho uulou Hint a now wnuo
hcalo.
UeportH from Clifton early today
wore that an uiildoutlfled man had
ben bouton by a mub durliiK the
nlKht.
A repoit from Moroucl staloil that
two cliMi'KCH of duamllo wore ex
ploded in the rtar of u loncentratlnit
plant.
KOli
HOWLING GltKKN Mo., Oil
Speaker Champ Clark and hi
were In u iomo that met and dt
perxed a mob of twunt) mon that at
tempted to lynch llnrrUou ltose, a
iit-Kro, oarly today.
Tito mob attacked the Jail, broke
tho outer doors and were pounding
with sledge hammers on tho Inner
door when tho sheriff appeared with
tho poH. The mob wait quickly dl
ponied Itime Is tiudi'i- Indictment for tho
murder o( a farmer
GRATER LAKE VISIT
MJnr Frle, l'. & A.. In charge of
national parks, and Colonel G. Hardin
and wife, arrived this morning and
loft at onoo by auto, for Crntor Lnko
to InnpiH't road conditions and tho
funioii-. scenic rekort. Thoy will ro
turu tomorrow. It U probable that
the Milt of the army official will ro
ta It In a better road btdtut butltto
crotor Lake from this et no.t year.
ififefifflrYi
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jaTTwT !ffffrj
Made from tlie yH crudt
The Jury of AvvarJi at both San Kranciico
and Sn Dicro hvpositions louiul an oil
maJe from California asphalt-base crude,
h'gheit in lubricating erti.ieniy. That oil wji
erolrne I'hefart, too, ihi uch unbiased au'har
lnei ai a I' S. Naval Kiijjiaecr, rniieoM of lha
PatkaiJ and Ford Motor Cunipaniti. and when,
luwaUo gone on icooid in fator of ! made
from aiphali-tute riu4 in arvonl with the dr
r on of the I o-iiionj,niei prow that 2to
lrne ii nude of tlie V-' nude, and wade ngAl.
STANDARD OIL COMPANY
i a ii
ZEROLENE
lite Standard OH foi' Motor Cat's
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SURPASSING VALUES AT THIS SALE
Both staple and novelty weaves in plain shades and rich colorings-Messalines,
Taffetas, Poplins and fancy weaves. You will be tempted to purchase now tor
both present and tuture needs.
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ln.iiw.h Mil K- niul Wnol lJonlin. conies in sill liirlit and
V dark .shades, sdld clscwhore for $1.2.", special mc
V i'iee onlv ?"
V '10-inch All Silk ('rede de Chine, very popular just
V now for cvfilint wear, carried in all new shades, spe
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l eiai price - v
."(j-incli Plaid Dress Cloods v
.'Jli-inch I lull' Wiml Danish Cloth, guaranteed to vmh
and wear ?. -a
:;(i-inch All-Wool Storm Serge, made in b.laek, navy,
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X -hl-inch All Wool KriMich Serge, just the thing tor
one-piece dresses "V
,10 in. All Wool Serge, comes in dark colors only, ex
tra good value $1.00
Wo Lend a Hand With tho Fall Sewing
SPECIAL OFFERING OF NOTIONS
Sewing with a lull oquipment.ol the needless threads,
pins, buttons, tapes, braids, shields, etc, needed is a
pleasure. Without these it's more or less of a bother.
A little forethought will spaie you many annoyances
and interruptions. Dei'ore beginning, why not plan
to visit the nnt ion department i It is now specially
stocked with these small wares, all of which are spe
cially priced, l'ossibly a dollar or so will buy all you
need.
Milwaiil Si'wmx NfwlU"., jht paper - '1$
7 spools .1. it l Coats' Spool Cotton 25f
' doz. Nickel Safety I'ius, assorted sizes 5
Large spool Kuglisii Cotton Tape, l yards S
it Silk Covered Collar Stays for 5o
." Silk Hair Net with elastic 10
:i nairs Washable Dress Shields for 125
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SEASONABLE LINES KNIT UNDERWEAR
Only best brands of Underwear mid losicry arc car
ried here. We are now prepared with ample assort
ment in various weights and styles.
A complete line of sizes, Ladies' Heavy Pleeced
Union Suits, high neck, long sleeves, ankle length,
also Dutch neck and elbow sleeves, offered special at,
per suit, onlv 4c
Men's Heavy Fleeced Lined Union Suit, all sizes,
extra good value, only 98
Children's .Fleece Lined Union Suits for boys and
girls, extra well made, price, per suit 59
BABIES' COMFORT
UNDERWEAR
As soft as baby's skin, skill
fully knit of finest yarns, so
there is no binding and
chafing, all weights and
fabrics, every style to suit
your taste at the prieo you
want to pay. When you buy
underwear for your baby
try Babies' Comfort, one
trial will conviuco you.
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T?finNfiMV.TTOSI'RRV. 2 PAIRS FOR 25c
2 pail's Ladies' or Children's Economy Hosiery, made
from long-fibre cotton, soft and elastic, with four
thread heel and toe, guaranteed last black, price,
only , . 25
ROUND-TICKET STOCKINGS FOR LADIES
Ex era quality full fashioned Lisle Stockings, made
iroiii line nsie yarn, medium weigm, reiiuorceu jicima,
( yards White Dias Tape, Nos. 1, L 15, 'I, for 5? I;","1S'1' ."" """ ki,h'iuu-. ,
(itTinnn Silver Thimbles all sizes.......... .!& f i0 ovory p,ur guaranteedaiid replaced at
tJood Tape Me.isures. (10 in. long 3 our underwear counter, price per pair -5:
Wint Hutfmi lnnll nil siyps. !? doz. for 5t
High Waisi llclting. black and white, price per belt,
at 5, 10c, 15 and UO
L yards Piping Cord, black and white, for 5r
Children's Hose Supporters, '.) pairs for 25'j
Snap Fasteners, on tape, per yard 15c
(loud grade Pearl Buttons, per card 5
LADIES' OUTING NIGHTGOWNS 50c
While the assortment lasts we offer this splendid
garment at prii'p way below its actual value, comes
full sizt'cl, well made." pi iiv only 50c
Children's Outing Elannel Nightgowns, assorted
hizes and colors, price each, only -1S
WOOL EIDERDOWN 50c
Extra good grade, white and all colors.
RfYTTWn .TTftTCT'T RTflfiTTTNttR VHU HUU .Ti'R.V.K
Especially made for long service, four-thread heel
and toe, double garter top, made extra long, each
pair fully guaranteed, prieo per pair only 25
OUTING FLANNEL 5c
'2o pieces, mostly dark colore, Outing Flannel, used
very much for lining comforts, many good patterns
to select from, special good value, only 5
25 PIECES OUTING FLANNEL 10c
This is tho best grade of Outing Flannel offered in
the citv, complete lino of light and dark colore.
Complete Hue of White Outing Flannel at Gc, Sc,
10c and 12U
aC-inch White Outing Flannel, real 15c grade, per
yard 12
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