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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 4, 1916)
t M iffEDFGBTl OTTO TftTBTTNT;, OTJWQTrn. OKEClOy, TUESDAY, TANTOTFrMa 'PAQJB THREE - E MARIO I fz I lift I UPON BULGARIA , IN VOLUNTEER Lasts 10 Days Lasts 10 Days I Y R 1 RUSSIANS REPOR ENEMY REPULSED MOS f BACHELOR MAN FRONTS 3 .--3itWf-i-jeT-Ji-ts---'V- LONDON, Jnn. 4. Tho llalkan correspondent of the Times sends a dlspntch In which lie declares Hint tho Unitarian officials nro In com plete subjection to German Jurisdic tion. He says that every department of tho Unitarian administration Is under control of German officers whoso permission Is necessary for the transaction of tho simplest bus Inrss. Ho centinues: 'In order to strengthen tho Gor man hold on IlulBarla and Turkey and to spare their own men, tho Ger mans aim nt employing natlvo troops Ho far ns possible- on foreign scrvlco and In purBtianco of this policy, will employ Turkish as well as Uulgarlan troops for an advance, on Salonlkl. The delay In this attack Is not duo to tho difficulty of bringing up troops and supplies, but to tho reluctance of Greece to open up her frontier, In fear that tho Uulgarlan soldlors will take revongo for tho events of Juno, ,1ms, Tho prospect of re-entering Kalnutkl, however, la tho only re maining Inducement Germany can offer Hulgnrla for continued partic ipation In tho war and if this Is re fiiHt'd the Incipient penco movement In llnluarla will ninko rapid progress -with the result that tho next few months may witness a ntrong reac tion In Uulgnrlan sentiment. LONDON, Jan. 4. Lord Derby's recalling figures for tho period be tween October 2.1 and December 15 show that 1.10,000 unmarried men and 7,079,203 married men present ed themselves for sorvlee. Of tho grand total of 2.S29.2C3 married and single men, 103,000 un married and 112,431 married mon enlisted immediately. Eight hundred and forty thousand single men and 1,449,979 married men wero attest ed for future service. Of the single men 207,000 were rejected, whllo 221,SIi3 married men wero not accepted by the recruiting officers. DAY IN CONGRESS OF STEAMER ASTEC XKW YOIUC, Jnn. I. Work of J1imiiii llio tank steamer Azlee, which -link in Krio basin nfter an I'.vplii-ion ns n result of. wjiich two men me known to lie ilend nfnl ten other ii to inihiiiyr, was begun today. The explosion, wliieli look plneo ye li'idii.v. Inut llio titles Of llio vohoul niiil -lie rilled with water and mink ut (lie pier. The two men known lo Iiavo been killed were blown through a hntrhwiiv onto the Aztec's dock. It i belieu'd the bodies of ten men who vere ut work in her hold when the cploiou occurred nro in the suh niciVted wrcckiige. WASHINGTON, Jnn. I. Sennte: Met at noon nnd adjourned out of respect to the memory of the late Jus tlco I.amnr until noon tomorrow, Heuse: TUet nt noon. Secreary MeAdoo nsked a rush ap propriation of $100,000 for rural san itation and fighting typhoid mid pel-legra. Tho administration rural credits bill was introduced. Tho naval affairs commlttco nr I ranged to begin public hearings to 'niortow starting with yards and I docks. Itepresentntlve Campbell of Kan sas Introduced a resolution for the i creation of an international fedora I tlon of nations to preserve Interna l tlonal law. j Tributes were paid by several mem bers to tho Into Justice Lamar and tho Into Governor Hammond. Adjourned nt 2:22 o'clock until noon Wednesday. l'KTltOOHAD, Jnn. 3, ia London, Jan. 4. A statement Riven out by the llusinn war office tonight says: "In the Caucasus, on the Black sen coast, during tho night of the first of January, tho Turks attempted to approach our positions, but wero stopped by our fire. "In tilts direction of Ilnmndnn (I'ersiah southwest of tho town of Asudalind, wo attacked n body of fi00 Persian gendarmes nnd drove them back toward tho village of Chcnn, north of Knngawnr, killing dozens of rebels and onptiuing prisoners nnd supplies. Wo suffered no losses. On the first of January our detachment holding Hamndan rendered military honors to the Hritish flag, which wns hoisted over the British ponsulnto. "In tho region of Cznrtorvsk (in j Volhynia, ltiissin) nnd on tho upper Mripa we repulsed enemy attempts to approach our trencher. Tho enemy sustained heavy losses. "Xoithenst of Czemowitz, the fighting continues with unabated en ergy, our forces continuously ndvnnc ing despite numerous enemy counter attack). The enemy losses have been grenl. Wo look another group of si.leen officers and 7(lli unwoiinded men prisoners without counting the number of wounded remaining on the bnttlefield." LINER GEEL0NGSUNK IN THE MEDITERRANEAN LONDON, Jan. 1 Beyond the fact that there wns no loss of life when tin Peninsula & Oriental Hues Geelong was sunk near the Mediter ranean, no detnils are available con cerning Iter sinking. SORES OF FOUR YEARS' STANDING VANISH Has Unusual Story of Cure with New Herbal Skin Balm. How msnjr limn have you laid awake vaulting liir ila lulit ami wuul.l lie able la catch a wink o( sleep, but would wake In a moment or to willi kin that n afire witli Kcicina? What would you have not Riven lor a cool .kin, no itchins, and refreshing leeiir" If 50U are one of tlicse tullcrcra, D'h.XMA will (mure you Ihc limine of a healthy kiu free from itching, soreness or liurnini. It i an hrrhat lialm and lias not a harmful innrrdient in il. Mr. Hex, who 11 rs at 131 Locust Si., To. trdo. ()., rays: "I have ued D'l.XMA with (treat results and tucccM for tronlilc wlut.li Hie doctor pronounced I'.cienia. I had tore on my head and limbs ami have heen this way for the lust four )rar and trlrd many way to obtain relief and found none, hut am happy In lay that till preparation hat entire ly cured me and I can and wilt Indorse it to all that sutler as I did." We are the only druggists In this town from w'uim D'KNMA, the ureal herb.! balm, can 1 1. iciurcd. Ask us "Unlay, ' , Winter Merchandise Sacrificed For a Quick Riddance! We do not intend to carry over a single coat or suit to next season, hence this sacrifices! ., AH Suits, worth to $15, now . All Suits, worth $15 to $25, now $ 6.50 10.50 ALL LADIES' STREET AND PARTY DRESSES REDUCED ONE-FOURTH. ONE LOT OF GOSSARD CORSETS, WORTH $8.50 TO $12.50, NOW $4.95. ALL KIMONAS AND BATH ROBES REDUCED 20 PER CENT. ALL CHILDREN'S COAT.S, AGES 2 TO 14 YEARS, REDUCED ONE-THIRD. ALL WOOLEN DRESS GOODS, 60c TO $3.50 YARD, REDUCED 20 PER CENT. ALL PARISIAN IVORY AND HAND BAGS REDUCED ONE-FOURTH." ALL CREPE DE CHINES AND POPLINS TO $1.50 YARD NOW 98c. ONE LOT NEMO CORSETS, $3.50 GRADE, REDUCED TO $1.95. ALL FURS, ALL KINDS, MUFFS OR NECK PIECES, CUT TO ONE-HALF. v ALL SILK OR WOOL SKIRTS REDUCED ONE-FIFTH TO ONE-FOURTH. The MAY CO. i . (?' r p ' a' Big Savings For Auto Owners PRE-INVENTORY STOCK REDUCING SALE-prices slashed for quick action! You can't afford to miss it. Buy for next season; materials are advancing, and your savings will be great! ,... G reases A leading manufacturer had a big slock of grease in storage; he didn't want to re-ship it, so unloaded it to us at a snap. Cup, transmission and differential grease, 25c grade, per pound . . 10c In 1, 5, 10 and 25 pound cans. Gloves High-grade gauntlets for men and women; all sizes; everything goes. $1.50 gloves $1.00 $2.00 gloves $2.50 gloves $3.00 gloves $4.00 gloves $1.35 $1.75 $2.00 $2.65 Robes In imported plaids, plush and rub ber lined; waterproof; and" a wide variety of special patterns. Pick out your Robe rand take one-third off the plain ly marked price. 'Jrx TIRES Snecial TIRES Odd lines of tires tires which we do not regularly carry in stock, which have come to us on 'adjust ments. All standard makes. If your size is here take them for 10 per cent off regular list. Tire prices are advancing; better get in on this. COATS Driving coats, rain coats, motorcycle capes all go at half-price CO A 1 0 NO GOODS CHARGED AT THESE PRICES A C. E. GATES Studebakers Fords