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PRESIDENT WILSON OFFICIATING AT MEMORIAL DEDICATION
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Pnn-Amerlcnn Nations Follow Suit
Britain and Europe Expected to
Act Similarly Letter Is Given Ar
rendodo, Who Leaves for Saltlllo
to Meet Cnrranza Tomorrow.
WASHI.VnTOX, Oct. 10. Formal
rocofiition liy the Uniloi! St at oh of
the do fnolo KoVcnimf'nl of Moxieo
with perioral VnuiHtiuno CMTri)'l' 'M
chief cTwttthr, von ncrnmplisliod at
noon today by the delivery to Oeneral
CnrrmiraV rcpicstntntivfl, Klirro Ar
rendoitdo, at Hie Moxicnn embassy o'
a K'tter from .Secretary Limbing. Hue
onition letters from the I'lui-Aincn-can
conferees, Htwil.ir in tone, uIno
vcrc received ?y Mr. Arrcdondo.
' The ccmVnunicatiofi from Kfctetarv
Lilibini; wnn Hcnt by inesen;er and
later Mr. Armlomln H invited to
the Htnlc department by the M'crctnry
for n Kcneral conference on Mexican
ii f fa in.
Itritnln to !Vl!mr Suit
Tomorrow Mr, Arrcdondo will start
for Bnltillo, Me., to meet flrner. I
rnrraniw and present to him the let
ters and notes of recognition from
tliu several governments of Central
nnd South America, vhich arrived
during the day, in accordance with
the decision of the Pan-American
conference yesterday.
Kccogtiition by olhrr nation1! than
those represented in the Pan-American
conference is expected to follow
soon, (heat Mntain probably will bo
one of the first of tlien.
Although no final decision has heen
reached ns to an nppnintmejit of an
American ambassador to Mexico City,
the moHt likely choice is Henry P.
Fletcher, t present tualmsiador tn
"Ch'lc He has h.ld long experiem'o in
Latin-American countries, and al
though n republican in politics, ho
was promoted fioin minister to am
bassador by President Wilson.
IOttVr Of l(C44)gtllloll
Secretary LunsingV letter wtyq In
substance that the secretary tahos
jiUuriiiv in informing Mr. Ai''dondo
that the government of the Tinted
Ktntos iveognixeH the do facto gov
eminent of lexieu, of which Oenernl
Cnrrnnin is the chief exroutht ; tlmt
the t 'mt cd States i pieMired to re
ceive n diplomatic upreseututixe of.
the e facto gnurumtnt ait soon ns it
in possible to send one to Washing
ton, nnd links that Mr. Arrcdondo
communicate (hit information to Gen
eral Ctirrnnzu.
The question of an cmlmisn on war
munitions shipments into Mexico is
tinder consideration. The probable
procedure, it was intirauted today,
would he the adoption of a complete
embargo, niter which isnaits wou'il
ho gianted for bhinmculK to the de
facto government. Foreign claims
ngninst Mexico for property damage
nnd loss of life will come up Inter,
Up to noon letters of recognition
Juid been delivered hv the United
Slates, Argentina, Jtolhm, duntcmnln
nnd Colombia. The ministers fiom
nuntemnln nnd Iloliwn dchxend then'
letters in pei"son.
SAI.KM, Oie, Oct 19 -Holding
that the employers' liability law does
not apply to counties, the Oregon su
premo court tbiluy rexemed tho cir
cuit court of Multnomah county in
tho Ciiie ot Charles Itnpp, who sued
tho county for dumageo for personal
Injuries.
The tower ' couit awarded Die
plaintiff, who was u county cmplexo.
9100 damages. In Its opinion, the
nuprcom conn loiuy tiaui: "it u h
Mtttlcd rule lu this stale that ncfthor
the Mate Itself nor'oue of IK counties
run lie sued, unless upon express per
mlskloii glxen by Icglslutlxo power
in the form of us tututtx permitting
the saint! "
TEUTONS REPORT PROGRESS
(Continued from Page One.)
jeted until Hie lighting rencu a
JUOra eit-liiin lsv
I llainovsi Ai (uirnl Mil- Ian Ilaniil
& mmsmm$zmmmrz7ru
rrcslilont Hson U wvn In tills picture nfilrlnting nt the conierslfmo
lajlng excrrlM'N nt (lie hngxx memorial ninpllliejilei' now Is'iug liullt In Ar
llglilon iiAtlonnl roinHciy as n ti-ttiute lo llie licittcs of the cixll war.
Around htm ni-o offirers of Uiu fj. A. It., Col. W. . Hints, I'. S, A,, noil
recrcinry or me .mivj- .ioniums minieis.
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LOXDOK, Oct. 10, 3:12 p. ni.-In
Prumior Asipiith's ubsence, David
Llo,vl-fleorg'', minister of munitions,
ledin the house of commons this af
ternoon nnd steered off nil pro
pounders of which the govi anient
considered awkward iuetions.
"It is impossible at pivsent," was
his reply to invent reciucts, for it
ttits)Uicj)trcgnnliiix llu silunlioii in
the Dnnlnnelle.
As to Italian co-operution in Ser
bin, .Mr. Llo.Ml-Qoorgu was only able
to way. "Method wkctehv Italy emi
most offectixxly eo-opemlo in liclp-
ing Serbia in the common eausc are
under discusoion nuieng the allies."
The statement wh made thai the
earl of Jleibv wim nerxmij as ilirw-
tor of i(sniiting without salary or
military rank.
Kir IMunnl Cnrum, whose resig
nation ns attorney-general was an
nounced yeslcrdu.x, did not Hit in ap-
peurnuce and im e.xplunntion was
lui'ih) ot his rethement.
Tin' house was crowded, owing to
the eleetatioii of developments in
the pohlii'itl nrens mid the eeil
menl ver the rapwlril refusal of the
go eminent to reply to n flow of
more or lesn hotttile qiieationa.
sn incidents of thia natuio devel
oped, howexcr, and the houe pio
cceded to peaceful discussion of fin-
anei s
STOCKIKH.M. Oct. IP. The Oer
man stwmer Peiunmbueo ni I7hfi
tons ai. d the hoodei hatnti, ot 1 IPO
tons, wete torpedoed last night hx .
Mntixli submaiiHe off Oxehtcsuud,
along tlie llaltic coast of Sweden.
'file Pemamhueo wmk. The Soe
derhnuui was kept a flow t bv her eai
tto of wood. Hoth hoHMiU xctrx bound
for nerwaiiv. The 1'enisnibiico ear-n-d
.i cargo of irtw oro.
ToLi)V lUillilugci-
Once upon n timo theor was a good
little girl.
Aad this good little girl asked her
mother If ao could go and play la
tits woo4a, and her mother hM ye. (
So ah woat lo play In tae w4s. ,
And hu waa walking ntaMg ad
wulklHg a)s, sad what 4o )M think
ahowtt A fairy T And aha wa axr.
fully ourprlaod la auwi a fairy, m
BtiUMtd to lb fair)
tWTwr do you ombw fro?"
Aad th falrx aid "This is hor
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And iko littlo girl acid' "I ootor
ard thMi y PtMm Itviag la
ths woudo."
Am! ih fairy aaMt
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ARIZONA
MINE
ASK ARBITRATION
YA, PASO, Oct. 10.- A flat pro
posil to arhttiate nit questions con
nected with the Arinim eopxr min
ers' strike with tlie evception of the
wigc scale was taken into tho strike
pence conference today by the dele
gates of the miners. Under the tenns
of this proposal, the wage scat-1
would be thieshed out nt the present
conference, nnd then the miners
would consist of two men selcited by
the mine owners, two selected hv the
cmploxes and one chcted by Secre
tary of Lnboi W. II. WiUon the Inst
aimed to be an employe of the federal
d pari in nt nt labor.
The proposal wa-. teifcleil by the
emploxi i-.
EDISOf
BY
SAN ritANClSCO, Oil 19 -San
Francisco and the other cities on San
Krsnrisco bnx had completed arrange
meats today for n great electrical il
lumination tonight In honor ot Thoin
Rt, A. IMIson, the luxeator, who ar
rixed joaterdn) to attend the Panama
Pacific exposition.
Tonight Mr lMlson Is to he the
ucal u( hotter at a banquet tendered
by tho telegraphers of the city. The
menu has boen printed in tho Morse
rotlo and the addresteo. It Is announc
ed. are to be dellxered by tapping
tlienv out on telegraph Instruments
A rc.tuic of tho Illumination to
lilfiht, it i "Aid. will le Mashtng into
Die i.k of eU'tiical me-aRPs of wel
loine In IMIroii in the Morse code
ALL CHILDREN LOVE
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(ilxe it When IVxeilsti, Cims, MIIIouh,
for Had Hixsilli or Sour
Stomach
,k at the tongue. Mother If
eAtt. H (a a sure stun that our lit
tle oho's stomach, lixer and bowel
nmst a aeatle. thorouKh cleaslng at
oaee.
Who pewWfch. oroas. litles. pale,
dooan't ump, doaan't eat or act nat-
urally or is fevrUh. atomaih sour,
braaia tad. has stomach ache, sore
throat, dlarrhooa. full of col, I. nhe a
ttsxapHtlul of Calllornla Srap of
rim." and m a fw hour all the
feat. eoaiitaied waste. MudiRosted
food aad aour blU inlly inoxf oat
of iU Ullto omU without grlia.
aod ou a wail, plaxtui biid
aata.
You MOd't coax akk children to
Uko UU htrwl-w '(mil buau- '
ihr tovo Ma aoUckMW uaio. and it
ala MMhoa ihow (ool spUndid
Ak r drag. .1 (or .'.' crni
lll-itotll. f Thfor ii g)iuit ai lu..
President Goes to New Jersey to Cast
Ballot for Equal Stiifrarj& Accom
panied by Tumulty and Clerks
Escorted by Bands 'of Cheering
StudentsNearly Run Over.
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Prcsident Wilson came to his legal
residence here today und voted fort
woman suffrae. In qommou with
other elector of hit home state, he
went lo the pnlto to cast his ballot on j
n constitutionalist amendment sub
mitted to the people by the legisla
ture The president nrrixed here shortly
after noon, left- immediately nfter
xotin;;, nnd is due to nrrixe in Wash
ington nt (1:110 o'clock this evening.
On the trip hero he xvas accompanied'
by Secretary Tumulty, Dr. Carey T.
llrnyson, his personal physician, his
stenographer nnd several Vhit
cmploxes, who also vote in N'ew Jer
sey. Cheered by Students
The picsldcnt xmj gieeted nt the
station by n largo croxvd ot students.
He xvnlked immcdintely to tho old
fire house where the polling both of
his Dlccinct is located. Thp nresi.
dent bowed nnd smiled-nud raised his
hat n he heard tho old familiar
Princeton jells.
Forming in solid mass about the
president, the students matched with
him to the polling booth' singing
Princeton songs nnd cheering.
Several Sllffraoists eo nt flir
station und thanked the nrewident for !
his announcement that die xvould xotc
to gixe them $Uv ballot. On his wav
to x-oto he ficntientlv stnnned to
shake hands with old friendh.
It tool, the president only n Jew
second to )ns( liiu linllnl llu u-.nl..
ii uinro "Yes" in the space opposite i
the sntrrage nmentlmcnf.
ItefllMVi to 1M 1
An the president handed the elec
lion officT his ballot n cotiis of pho
toiriaphcrs asked him to po-.e.
"Xo," he said, "this is too serious
a mutter to mnke a spectacle of."
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We Started With a Great Rush f
The people pf Medford and vicinity faidy took us
OOrtUnitV tO SOCIirO Slirh hirrll.rrrl1n mnrMinnrlicn
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A uatlv to make the crreatest of nil KplHnrr nvontc i.nMr tUn mwic mi nnnA i,;r- n.mn tn nn !
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LADIES'
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$22.85
$2.50 PORCH AND
HOUSE DRESSES $1.69
A fine lot of Wash Dresses
some suitable for street
wear, values to $11.50.
$1.69
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$25 SUITS, COATS,
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a un i in mi k in j.auies
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and Silk Dresses, former black plush, fur trimmed
values to $25.00, real values to $12.50.
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$4.85
$8.50 BATH ROBES
$5.45
A splendid selection of the
handsome Beacon Blan
ket Hath Kobes, new color
ings, $8,511 ahie,
$5.45
Out -Classes All
If you will tell us
why Thos. A. Edison
out-classes all other
inventors we will tell
you why the
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New Edison Diamond
Disc Phonograph
out-classes all others
Come in and Listen
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:Look These Over for Wednesday
$27,50 PLUSH COATS
$18.65
- Cordurov, Volvoi nnd
in Plush Ct
oats. Stvleeral't
models, the season's best
models, values to $27.50,
$18.65
$1.75 DENTS' KID
GLOVES $1.48
Dents' Heal French Kid
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I' !.- MUHT, 111 Wllllf,
black and colors, val. $1.7.5
$1.48
$12.50 CHILDREN'S
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ine very smartest ot Chil-
j-i tuii '.. .-v. 4 .. -.ii
$6.95
MILLINERY AT BIG
REDUCTIONS
$6.50 Trimmed Hats,
$3.98
EDISON WEEK
Concerts
Every Day
USS-SS-l?t?SA?J?A-l?,SASSJ?J?J?SJ?SA
off our feet for never has there been such an op- V
nt ciisli Imu nrine Mmo Knn:no ,..:il U .. .. !
v.w r? nib -i v tt ij unu Ullkliu llll.l Ikill DU1U IU VJUX-i:. I
$17.50 WOOL DRESSES
$8.45
Large selection of "Wool
Dresses, including Peter
Thompson Serge Dresses,
values to .siT.ol),
$8.45
$5.00 CHILDREN'S
COATS $2.98
Good warm Children's
f'oats at a very small
price, real values to $5.00,
$2.98
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I $60 00 EVENING
iJKtt&&US blS.tfS
Choice of 20 Evenintr
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Dresses, in chiffon, Alger
ian erepes and nets, real
values to $00.00,
$14.85
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MILLINERY TRIM
MINGS 14 OFF
The entire stock of' Milli
nery Trimmings, Plumes,
Flowors, Feathers, Etc.,
25. OFF
Palmer
Piano
Place
Medford National
Bank Building
$3.50 WASH DRESSES
98c
One full table of Wash
Dresses, in light nnd dark
eolor.ings, values to $3.50,
98c
35c CASHMERE
HOSIERY 19c
"An excellent number in a
Ladies' Cashmere llose,
ribbed top. Armor Plate,
regular 35c value,
19c
25c FLEECED HOSIERY
, 18c
Black Fleece Lined La
dies' Hose, Armor Plate,
ribbed top, 25c values,
18c
DRESS SKIRTS $2.95
One full rack of Dress
Skirts, in black and colors,
real values to $12.50,
$2.95
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