PATJE SIX.
MEDFORD MATL TRTBFm MFDFORD OHKdOV.
WEDNESDAY.
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No Effort Apparently Made by Mex
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Bandit Bands Responsible for the
Slaughter of Americans Villa's
Threat Against Americans Fulfilled
AUSTINS TAKE PJOIS OF. .
MEDFORD 10 ACT
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KU PASO, Tex., 3anj 12 With tho
expected arrival here today of tho
bodies of the olghteon foreigners,
jnost of whom wero Americans, ex
ecuted by Villa bnndn Monday nenr
San Ysabcl, fifty miles from Chihua
hua City, full details of tho tragody
were eagorly awaited,
I'liinl checking up by the American
BmoltlnK and Refining company of ltd
employes shows olghteon foreigners
unaccounted for. Nlnetoon woro re
ported to hare been on the train, only
one of whom, Thomas M. Holme,
escaped. Following In tho revised
list litHucd by tho smellng cempany:
C It. Watson, Kl I'aso, W. J. Wal
lace, Kl Paso; M. II. Ilomero, )'A
Pnso, T. M. Kvnns, Chlhunhua City;
0 A Prlnglc, Hon Francisco; M. An
dorHon, Chihuahua City; It. I. Mae
Hatton, HI I'aso; A. Couch, Chihua
hua City; II. W. Coy; Alexander O.
Hall, Douglas, Arli.; Charles Wad
Joigh, Illnbeo, Ariz.; V. L. Itoblnson,
Kl Paso; a. W Nowmnn, Kl I'oso;
II C Ilnso, Miami, Ariz.; J. Adanls,
Kl I'ano; W. I). J'earce, I.os Angeles,
J W Woom, Kl Paso; Murray Cros
nett, St it Antonio.
Of there, Couch wns a Canadian,
and Itomero, n Mexican.
Story of Outrogn
According to Information reach
ing here, n special train bearing tho
nineteen forelgneri and sovernl Mex
icans left Chihuahua C'ty early tho
jnornlng of January 10. it hid hard
ly started on Its Journov to tho little
mining camp of Ciinlhulrlschlc, Jn tho
wcAtorn part of thn state of Chihua
hua, when a band of Villa followers,
Raid to havn numbered twenty eight,
boarded tho train nnd lined up tho
foreigners on tho railroad tracks and
n firing squad foiled eighteen, IIolmcH
was said to have escaped by remain
ing behind as bin companions wero
marched out of tho cars. JubI &r
the firing squad rallied their rlflrs, ho
fled up tho railroad track In tho di
rection of Chihuahua City, which ho
rcachod Monday night.
Tho excitement In. tho lobbies of
lintels here throughout thn night was
intense. Hundreds of mining men,
man) of thorn friends of tho victims
wero loud lu tlie'lr denunciation of
the Incident. Telegrams asking that
President Wilson domand full sat
isfaction from tho Carranza govern
ment wero dispatched to Washington
Oimiuut Delinquent
Officials horo attributed tho at
tack to Cloneral Francisco Villa's
threat against Americans at tho time
of bis defeat at tfouora Tho Nuc
leus of tho defucto government's
tampalgn, Villa declared, won duo to
permission grunted by tho United
Slatos for tho transportation of Car
r.uixa troops through American ter
mors In retaliation ho demanded
that Americans lu Mexico bo killed
utnl their property destroyed.
Kvldonco has been accumulating,
sav Aniortcau officials, that Carranza
troops hao not moved Into thn
mountainous country tn pursuit of
A ilia They declare Villa bauds
found rofuge In the ftlorra Madi
nx'untaliiM, where they waited to
Miiko at Americans who vonturmt
bexoud (bo rang" of Currauta sol
diers, stationed at eltltw and tow dm,
Including Palomaw, Cnsas Grande
nnd Madera.
Official advice contained the In-
foimatlon tbut Villa bands occupied
CiomoK I'alnelo, Durango and I'arrul
unmolosted by de faoto forces; that
tinnier I'alacle was ewuplwi flv
da a and finally abandoned by Gen
eral Benjamin Argumodo while ap
proximately 3000 Curramo troops
wore ut Torreon. throe miles aa.
Stronrj Fortress Dominating Harbor
of Caltaro Bay Captured by Su
perior Forces Allies Again Delin
quent and Permitting Montenegro
to Be Crushed Without Assistance.
Tin v tots to the number of a huu-
dred or mure, rouging in iigc from 3 '
to .", will inako tliclr first iippenrnnoo'
on the ntgo nt the Page thoflter to
night at "Tom Thumb' Wedding."
The production is under the nuHpicew!
of llie mimical section of the Greater I
Med ford club. I'upitltir prices will'
goioni. ihuo jmrttrijHiiing are:
Pnrt of the. Cnst
Ilrlde, Mnrlon I) Lcuw Drown;
groom, Dickie Isaacs; minister, Al
bert Krnest Clancy; maid of honor,
Carol Ilunce; bridesmaids, Ilettlo
Kvanson Inez Hownrd, Helen Hnr
ben; bride's father, Homor Piatt;
best man, Karl Caddis; Old Maid
Aunt, with white cat, Marlon Van
Olldcr, rojectod lover, Itobort McCur-
Van nlldcr, Leo Itcgan Allen, Ireno
Kadi, I.llllnn Casten, .toyco Maddox,
Jnanltn Orlffln, Frances Loder, KHz
aboth Wo!sh.
A J'ew of the Guests
Laura Nell YorW, Ilortha Porter,
Day Foster, Iluth Stocckman, Thco
doro Dally, Walter Scholl, Paul
Cooke, llnyard Uctchell, Margaret
Naglo, Karl Illgclow, Ilobert Porter,
Marlon Newman, Allco Itobcrts, Phil
lis Diamond, ICathryn Caruin, Fred
erick Perl, Jay Hale, lluth Allen,
Oornldlnc Ilunco, Doris Loder, Ver-1 pietun
non Kennedy, PnrKer Ilundy, Usther
Powor, Ituth Newman, Joiophlue
Goodman, Leila Elizabeth Drown.
COMPANIES
CONSIDER VALLEY
AS POSSIBLE BASE
STORM IN MIDDLE WEST
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LONDON, Jan. 12 The announce
ment of tho occupation of Iov"con,
though It Is not confirmed (torn offi
cial sources, Is generally accopted
hero as truo.
Uneasiness, which already Is freely
expressed in Italy, In reflected in the
Kugllsh and French nowspapors. Tho
loss of Lovccn, from tho point of
vlow of the allies, Is serious owing to
the fact that Its summit dominates
Cnttnro liny, the Austrian naval base.
Ileforo Italy entered tho war tho
French had established a number of
guns on tho mountain and had pro
pared emplacements for heavy guns
which could have swept tho bay. Aus
tria, by seizing It, forestalls thin dan
ger and is In a commanding position
with regard to Celtlnje, tho capital
of Montenegro, which Is a lit tin over
six miles distant, nlthough mountains
intcrvuno.
Allies Delinquent
Tho Austrian advance, considering
tho dlstnnco to ho covered, wns much
slower than that mndo la thn Teuton
conquest of Sorbin, but in consider
ation of formidable obstacles which
tho mountainous character of tho
country presents, It is conceded tho
forces aro making steady progross.
Tho question is being raised an to
why tho entente n 1 1 1 oh did not long
ago send aid to tho Montenegrins
nnd In particular why Italy, which Is
moro acutely affected by this Aus
trian Invasion, hnd not taken pre
ventive measures. Tho Austrluns nro
now only ton miles from the capital
of Montonegro, calculating tho ills
tanco over th existing toads, and n
NiiccoMitul blow nt thn heart of the
country may havo the effect, It Is said
In military circles, of Isolating the
troops who aro defending tho north
eastern frontier,
On Vt Front
In Chnmpagno tho Germans hjld n
slight gain mndo ns a rosult of thn
determined offensive of last Satur
day and Sunday. Thn French mili
tary authorities sny that the German
forces which dollvored tho attack lost
hoally, as thoru woro three dlvl
nnd tbotio advanced In tho faro
French artillery fire, which took n t (jjg i,alc Oftt'll
tiirrllil.i Inll t '
From the eastern front It Is report
ed that a comparative lull at present
prevails. Special dispatches affirm
(Continued from pago on);
north wind. Street traffic wns al
most entirely suspended and railroad
nnd street car sorvlco badly t rippled.
All telegraph wires to the eait woro
down several hours.
Sioux Falls reported temperatures
ranging from 15 to 24 degreos bo-
low zero with a Bnow nnd wind storm
The Rogue Iliver t alloy country ni
n biiHo of operation for the moving
filiu-mnkiiig- biiRinoM hns not
been overlooked bv nil of tho film
J companies, n enrol ul survey of this
I initi unving oeen mniie mil jenr oy
lcpresfcntntivcK from Is Angeles nnd
a Homcwhnt favorable rejiort filed.
Whether or not it is the iinrpoio of
niiy of the big concerns now operat
ing in the southern California field to
establish a businets hole this year,
with headquurtors in Mcdford, ns re
ported, it is nut known. A local
eompnnv 1ms been
dy.
I'nterlnlncrs below zero
Hester Wakefield, Dlcklo Isaacs, At Sioux City 28 degrees below was
Ilomlco Gressley, Hopt) Itowcet, Itutb J recorded, Tho city schools wero
Loder, Itlloy Davis, Carol liunco, At- closed
in process of
formation here for noinc time nnd
recently reported thnt the noccHsnry
finance had practically hem obtniu
raging. Norfolk. Nebraska, report- V' J,,s, lw csmmwnnioiii oi u.c
ed 20 bolow and Winner. S. D.. 40 "chs nt nn emly day.
Attention CaIIc! to Valley
The chamber of commerce of
Portland hns called tho attention of
the big film corporations with head-
MunrtcrH nftwAngclcM'ta tho fact pion for cxlcnslvo film priMluotion in
thnt Oregon can offer practically nil the nenr future.
of 'the uilvnntngcH of the floiilhvm p, .. Cnttno
country for the coniluut of that bus- 0YUHIJ-AVUUI JUYW
mes the creator pnrt oi mo jour,
Kidney Sufferers
miming the Iloguo lliver country par
ueiimny ns n goou iiciu. yol nntura,ly fcoi 80Crc when ou
The Hoguo Hiver vnllev nnd stir- kuov thnt Dr. Kilmer's Swnmp-Iloot,
reundins: territory nre pnrtiuuliirly, the Bront kidney, liver nnd blnddor
well ndnpted to the needs of the film-1 remedy, is absolutely puro nnd con
inakinir busincs. Leaving out the tnlns no hnrmful or habit producing
advantage of the presence of n Inrgo drugs
city in which to east a scene oecns
iounlly, no pnrt of the Pacific const
offers n greater vnrietv of hnppily
filtuatcd Walitios in which to flml
the picturesque hnukground, tho
rugged foreground nnd tho general
Tho same standard of puru,
strength nnd cxccllonco, proscribed
by Dr. Kilmer many years ago, Is
maintained In every bottlo of Swamp
Hoot.
Swnmp-Iloot Is scientifically com-
plnyground for the formation of the pounded from vcgctnblo herbs. It Is
sceliio portion of tho film for nlmost not n stimulant and Is taken In ton-
nnv klml or tync ot a picture wiui spooniui uohch. u is ,iui iwu......-
cxteiiBivc 'exterior display.
Nntitrnl Scenery Hero
Wth its jungles,. ils ginnt forests,
it deep and forbidding canyons, its
rushing mountain strcnnis, entranc
ing waterfall scenes, its nwe-inhpir-ing
precipices, its mountain lakes nnd
hikes in mountain tops and the gran
deur of its mountain, foothill nnd
valley scenery generally, it cannot bo
excelled in tho world.
There is encouraging reason to be
lieve that some of tho Los Angeles
corporations hnvc nil eye on this re
ed for everything. According to veri
fied testimony it Is nature's groat
helper In relieving and overcoming
kidney, liver and bladder troubles.
I If ou suffer, don't delay another
I day. Go to your nearest druggist
now nnd get n bottlo. All drug stores
sell It lu two sizes fifty cents and
ono dollar.
However, If jou wish first to try
this great preparation send ten contu
to Dr. Kilmer & Co., lllnghampton,
N. Y for a sample bottlo. When
writing bo sure nnd mention tho Med
ford, Ore., Dally Mall Tribune
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SALE OPENS
t THURSDAY, JAN. 13
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i PRE-IN VENTORY SALE IN SUIT DEPARTMENT I
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i February 1st we take our annual inventory of stock on hand. I
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X vjur siock in ouir department is entirely too neavy. vv e
must reduce it at once. Enormous reductions now prevail i
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25 All-Wool Skirts, good colors, famed over
roni last year, up to $10.00 values,
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$25 Coats $4.98
25 Winter Coats, carried over from last year,
tfood colors, up to $25.00 values, (jt A QQ
this: sale, each tJPZL-;0
$25 Suits $4.98!
Sweaters
isions & Heavy Clray Sweaters, all
of tho jj siv.es, worth $1.00 A Q
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Petticoats
Silk and Satin Petticoats,
up to $2 values, QQ
fiale price, each ... KjjKj
D
resses
Wool Dresses, up to $15.00
values, this
sale
$1.98
House Dresses
98c
Values up to $1.5Q,
this sale, each..
Middy Bl
tho Ku nullum havo been so sue- $
coftsful In consolidating their new po- 1 1
ulllnnu flint Hi, i Anulrn r!.tr,iiniu l.ravi T-T
begun to removo supplies from th
bahOH which they had established I
preparation of the advance which
they Intended to make lu tho mining
spring.
Dr J Mwrencn Hill returned from
an extended visit to Portland this
morning
HALF PRICE SALE
: i Every new Suit and Coat
in the store on sale at
exactly One-Half Price
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Tiy Tills! lour Unit (.els Wiivj,
Olovsy and MmmlMiit at Oure
TEUTONS' WRATrl
ON
MONTENEGRO
LONDON. Jan 1 1 -Montonegro Is
being tuiAtnd to a steam roller attack
similar tu that wbloh crumpled up its
frlvnd and uolghbar, Serbia Tho
Austrian onslaught which has boan a
long time In preparation U now bolng
yronwutod with groat violence mon
ailng leveral Important positions
ojQfio to tho Adriatic coast
Tho groat Montenegrin Mronguold,
iMount I.ovcon. has fallen, according
to tonight's official Austnun stuU-,ittOUt-
Tho nttacV here has bon largely
ajiHlsted b Austrian warship and the
guns of tho ('attaro forts In addition
tho Montenegrins say the Auntrlans
jnudo abundant use ot usphyxlatlng
gus, A battle u raging on the whole
of 'the northoj-n and oastum troutlora
of Montenegro. On the east the Mon
tenegrins havo been compelled
fwicuuto Uurnuo,
To We possessed of a head of hea.
bountiful hair, soft, lustrous, fluffs,
wavy and free from dandruff Is mere
ly a matter of using a III I If lniior
Ine. It In easy nnd lnopenMe to he
nice, soft hair and lots of It .In hi
get a Si-cout bottle of Knmton
Dandortne now all drug stares re
oiHiuond It apply a little as direct
ed and within ton minutes tiiio will
bo an appearance of Abundance,
f routine, (lufftnow and an nnom
parable glow and lustre, and r as
3 oh w oi mn not find a trace
of dandruff or falling hair but our
real surprise will be after about two
ucekfc' use. whoH jou will see new
hair fine and down) at first et
but really new hair sprouting out
all over our sculp Danderlne 1, we
boll no the only sure hair grower
dotrojer of dandruff and iur foi
itchy scalp and It novor falls to slap
falling hair at ouce.
If )ou want to proa how nreih
and soft jour hair really Is, molMen
a cloth with a little Dendertue and
carefully draw It through our hair
taking one small strand at a tune
Yyur hair will be soft, gloat and
beautiful In Just a few- moments -a
to delightful surprls awaits t.rwiiio
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Good Bleached
Muslin, worth
now, yard,
8c
Buy Cotton
Goods now
Fine JJfi-ineh Cam
bric, worth 15c, now
vard,
9c
THE NEW YEAR BRINGS
The New "Wirthmor" Waist
4 NEW SPRING MODELS. WORTH $1.50 AND $2
ON SALE AT $1.00 EACH
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$25.00 values, this sale, each $TC
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this sale, each TcOL
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Sheets, GOc grade,
now
39c
Linen Finish Pillow
$lips, 20c grade,
15c
lluck Towels, good
size, worth 15c, this
sale,
10c
Hub-Dry Bn I h Tow
els, worth 35c, now,
each,
28c
Sold
for
$1
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THE GREATEST EMBROIDERY SALE
EVER KNOWN IN MEDFORD NOW GOING ON
Swiisis limbs., worth
up to 25c a yard, on
sale at, yard,
5c
12-inch JSmbs., for
Dresses, up to $t).00
values, yard,
98c
18-inch Flouncings,
worth 75c, on sale at
yard,
29c
27-inch Swiss
Flouncings, values
up to $2.00 a yard,
now, yard,
89c
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MUSLIN UNDERWEAR AT
UNHEARD-OF REDUCTIONS I
WIRTHMORE WAISTS CAN BE SOLD AT JUST
ONE GOOD STORE IN EVERY CITY--THEY
ARE SOLD HERE EXCLUSIVELY. ALSO SOLE
AGENTS FOR THE CELEBRATED "WEL
WORTH" ALL SILK WAISTS. 4 NEW STYLES
IN TUB SILK AND CREPE DE (ftO A A '
CHINES, REAL $3 VALUE, AT, EACH $ L U" V
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The Celebrated "Dove" Brand
Corset Covers, Com
binations, Drawers
and Skirts, 75c value,
now, oneli,
29c
Crepe Gowns, Com
binations and Skirts,
$1.25 values, now at,
cai'h,
59c
Xew Gowns, Envel
ope Chemise, Com
binations and Draw
ors, $1.50 values, now
each, s
79c
Beautiful new Skirts
Envelope Chemise
and Gowns, $2.50
values, now, each,
$1.19
New Stylo Em elope
Chemise, Gou ns and
Skirts, up to $3.00
values, now, each,
$1.39
Corsets
New Model, Millies
up to $1.00, now, im
pair, 59c
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