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mtcdfoito mvtl Ti?rnrNK mtcdford, omouox, Friday, .irxio 2,1, joio PiCGE THREE i $ (D MEXICANS K ASSISTANCE FROM s AMERRA ; WASHINGTON', Juno 2.1. Elitco 'AetimIuiuIo, Mi'xiimn iiinbusMiiUir 1oHij;nntcf toilny porssonnlly inform ed diplo initio toprcMJiitntives of Con tra! iiiul South American republics that the fnrrtinzn troops m the htate of Chihuahua wore under oulert not to attack American troops un less the Americans untwined the nj; uresHivo. Mr. Arruiloiulo stated that lie acted on instructions from liis foteii;ii of fice. Win n nuked whether the vwtrn iiiK of (leneral Tievino, the Cturanii I'ommanilcr in Chihuahua, that lie Mould attack any American force moving end, west or south had been rescinded, he said his instructions mnile no mention of that matter. Mr. Arredondo'H hurried isits to his South and Central American col li'iiuuex revived talk of the possibil ity of offers of mediation of present and past difficulties. The state de paitmeut, however, has plaiulv indi cated that it does not desire media tion mid docs not consider there Jh hnythiup; to mediate. Administration officials looked upon the Arredoudo explanations as an effort to line up South nnd Cen tral Ameuen behind Mexico in order to force, at least in home instances, b.vmimthy with Moxico. Mr. Arredoudo explained late de velonmentH in the situation from the Mexican vuwpoint to the diplomatic representatives. In a few hours ho visited the Colombian, Salvadorean, Venezuelan nnd Peruvian legations mill tho Argentine embasKV. ENTENTE ALLIES' HAND FALLS UPON GREECE LONDON, Juno 23. Tho ilrltlsh government lait night IhruoiI tlio full oxl of tho entento allies noto to (Sreeco an accepted. It contains four domnniln as follows: Kimt, real and complete demobili zation of tho Creole army, which must with tho leant pohdIIiIo delay, bo placed on a ponce footing. Second, tho Immodlnto ropluclw; of tho proBont Greek cabinet by n butd hom cabinet, having no political color nnd offering nil nccraimry gtiiirautnoH for tho application of benevolent neu trality towards tho allied powor and nlncnro couiultatlon of tho nutlonnl WlsllOfl. rriilrd, tho Immodlato dissolution of tho ohnmbor followed by now oloo tlona aftor the porlod roqulred by the constitution, and aftor geuoral de mobilization has rogtorod tho doc toral body to normal conditions. 'Fourth, displacement of certain polico functionaries, whoso attitude inspired by foreign Influonco, has faallltatod attempts agulnst poaco ahlo citizens, as woll as insults against tho allied legations and thoio under their jurisdiction. SECRETARY DANIELS AND WIFE AT THE ST. LOUIS CONVENTION MAIN AMBERTS L LAST LETTER IS READ COURT succeeding fairly well. It helps mo In many other things too. I think jou onco moro for your good wlshos. Woth love Marlon." "I S I Just loarnod about V G. C, meeting next Saturday, toda I will bo thoro and try to bring somo of tho ones that don't como very often, If possible" GREEKS PLEASED PROGRAM OF BAND CONCERT TONIGHT m LIFI JAPS REFUSE MEXICAN ARMS (Continued from pago one OF ALLIES BLOCKADE ATHKNS, June I. Then -is gen eral satislaetion xlinvvn anions the .public over (he result ol the ultimat um sent to King Coiixtiiutiuc b the entente. The diplomatic rcnit-scntn-lives of the iiIIioh have lecniiimendod the immediate lilting of th bloekndo and tho stock mnrkvt n iiipullv 10- coveriuir from its panic. The composition of the new onb- ninl, olfieially announced today, fol low': Alexander Zuiniix, preuiier and iniuiNter of iihcikii at fairs; (ieiiei-nl CiillnriH, minister of war find temHi mry minister of murine; Uepiitv (ieoie Kiillis, finiuieu; I'lmcitin N'e Xi ih, communication; CoIohpI Ilnr ulnutbis, interior; Anthony MiiiHrii I ox, justice; CoiiMtmitiu Libourikis, jiiibhc iut ruction; Colliiras, national economy. kMlTSKOGICli, OkU , Juno 33 -Mrs. Ida Madley, brido of loss thnu a year, was aocusml of kllllnx Shurlft Jake Giles of Ileaiiiuont, Toxss, m he slept In a chair car of the Missouri, Ksiism and Texas railway on the morning of March 21, by state's witnesses, who tostlfled today in the murder trial of Mr. Dudley and her husband, l'ntil Ilsdley. The sberlfr had Paul Dadley In custody, taking him from Kansas City, Mo. to Honunionl, to ansuer charges of robborv and nnanlt The regular weekl) concort by the Medford City band conducted b) llandmaster Rowland will bo held nt 8 this evening, In tho city pari; hand stand. The new lights bavins been installed, the park will bo brilliantly illumlunted for tho first Mm this evening. This ovoulug's proginm in cludes several patriotic numbeis, tho first march "Long l.lvo the U. 8. of A", is b II. C. Miller and Is dedicat ed to all people of tho U. 8. of A. Tho "American Patrol" by M enchain, Introduces tho "Red White and Who , "DMo" and "Ynnkee Doodlo."' The band will moot nt the band hall nnd march to the bandstand promptly at S. Following is tho ovenlug's pro gram: Mrth."I.oni Live the U. S. Iff A' Miller Dedicated to all peoplo of the V. S. of A. Chorus: Kong live our IT. 8. of A. With her colors so bold and true, May she ever stand for the right, For the red, white and blue. In limes when there's war or in peace May her people united be, Upholding, protecting, defending, And guarding her liberty. Popular, "The Shamrock Green". ... Overture, "Royal Pageant" Intermesso, "After Sunset" Descriptive, "American Patrol" .... Mcacliam numerous, "The Droam of a Ran - bit Kiond" Tliurban Walls, "Nights of Gladness" Aucllfio March. "Wr Hon" Allen Star Hpnngled Manner Grows Oa.ionif llarimr I Piyor Tolloz heard recently that ho bad gone to Spain on a military mission. Tho report that tho general was com ing to Japan was groundless, he Bald. As for Colonel Romero, Senor Tolloz said he had arrived In Toklo a fortnight ago, announcing he came In the capacltv of Moxlcan ambassa dor. It was Colonel Romero who made the purchase of arms for General Hu ortnln 1913. Tho Oriental btoamshlp liner Solvo Maru, which sailed on May 29 for South American ports, arrived at San Hranolsco yottorday and is due at Sallna Cruz, Mexico, nlno days later Manager Asano said today that she carried no arms or munitions and that the only freight shlpmont to Sa Una Cruz consisted of two cakes of camphor consigned to Koo Klng-tal. a Chinaman. He statod that the steamships of his lino oarrlod no mu nitions at any time and would rofuse to transport a cargo of thorn. 111. iiiio German). - Tho Nippon Yusen KaUha (Japan Mall Stoamshlp Company) Inauguar ated last month a service to Now York via Panama with tho steamship Tsushima Maru. A roprosontatlve of tho company said: "The Tsushima Maru transports no munitions. Our steamers nover cadd munitions to America " The press makes no mention of Mexlcau claims that munitions are procurable In Japan, but the Men I j Nlch Shlmbun publishes a repor' from IJrlln that Japan Is giving sup port to Mexico. The opinion set forth in the prss Is hi at the t'nit d Statu Is too optimistic regartln Mxlen It is observftdothat la, . i Hbould derlv lessons as to ho to trcAt Cbloft from the outcome of ti e ,At'n porl In r ad to Mr 1 I 0. WH'X' ummo CAJ?X ch&P: n .A t 7A I IMP A . I W rrxis ff KwsfcJ u l h --tr tm '-7 K-ur. Jf n1 icrLa a NmA W&m xQm''i&i mz PREFERe- i i toaKiK WAUKKGAN, 111 , Juno 23 Tho Inst of tho letters Introduced by the stato was one from Marlon to Miss Rumsey, hor Sunday school tonchor. It wns written Kobrunry N, tho night beforo her death, and wns found on hor body. It says: "Your noto canio jostorday and I want to thank you moro sincerely than you can Imagine for It. I am very glad that ou think thoro Is a possibility of my 'amounting to much,' aftor all. I was very much afraid that ou thought that I was silly on account of what is termed my giggles. At first I giggled becaurio I thought llfo wns nothing but a Joko nnd foil no losponslblllty, but lataly It has boen bocauso I really wasn't happy, so 1 tried to dlsgulsa my feel ing Hint way. "You may think It queer for ono to laugh whon they really want to cry, but I am rnther queor anyway. Rut now I feel very much hotter and I sliicoroly want to bo someono that will do n llttlo good anyway. I havo tried that G. C. (Westminister Guild Club) plan. I feci that It Is YESTERDAY'S BALL GAMES 0(Ntl IrtNlgUC. W. h, PC. Vernon II SO SDR Los An gel Os 48 81 6TS Sail Krnnolsco 3D S7 MX Poitlnud ., 33 32 60S Salt Isnko 30 37 418 Oaklnnd 29 50 307 Amei lean league. Clovoland 3 i Dolroit 32 Washington 32 Hoston 29 Chicago 2fi St. Louis 23 Philadelphia -.11! R. 11. JC. National ANiguc. Drooklyn ...a 31 Philadelphia 30 Now York 25 lloRton 2ft Cincinnati 20 Chicago 2ft Pittsburgh 22 21 21 21 27 29 32 30 19 on 24 21 28 29 28 f.80 571 SGI 518 473 418 308 G20 577 510 510 481 IGT, 440 BRAZLANS HANS UNDER GERMAN INFLU EN E "Why Swiar, Diar? Use 'Gifs-lt' for Corns!" St. Louis JtIO JANIKRO, Juno 23 Tho crisis between Moxico and tho United Statos Is bolng followed with keen In torost In Ilrnsll nnd occupies a largo spacu In tho nowspnpors. Th gen oral tono of tho editorial comment Is that Prosldont Wilson, while nc tuRtod by tho best motlvos, has tun afoul of prepondurlug oloments In Moxico which nro uudor German In fluonco. In official clrclos hope Is expressed that war will bo avoided, but It Is fully recognized that tho continued disorders In Moxico must weary the most sincere woll-wlshor of the coun try. Thoro Is a Knornl agreement that somo oud must bo put to tho present Intolerable situation so that tho pacific dovolopments of tho peo ples of America may bo assured. Dr. Lauro Multor, Brazilian minis tor of foreign affairs, received tho diplomatic corps today In n fnrowoll atidlouce. llo will salt for tho Unit ed States tomorrow on tho steamer 23 34 tot St Paul It's tho New Flan. Simple. Sara a Fato. Applied in a Few Seconds. "Why, John, I never knew you to ubo such lannunRo! I'vo told you several times It's no uno to try thoao bandages, salves, tapes, plasters, and "Von XVontiln't I.o Tour Temper, Jnlin, It You Uiea 'OeU-lt" for Thoio Corns tJ rnntrnpttons for corns Here's somo CletB-lt', It'e Junt wniidcrfut how cn8. 'clenr and clean It mnkrs nny corn como right off. Takes but a few sec onds to apply. It dries nt once, rut your sook, on right over It, thero'a nothing' to stick or roll up, form a. bundln of your toe, or press on tho corn. It's painless, simple as rolling oft a log. Now put away thosa knives, rnrors nnd scissors, usn 'Gets-It and you'll havo a sweeter disposition and no more corns nnd calluses." "Oets-ll" Is sold by druggists every where, 2Ec, a bottle, or sent direct by H. Lawrence & Co , Chicago, III. Sold in Medford and recommended as tho world's best corn romody by Li:ON li. HASKIXS. WXXXXX)OOCOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOGOOOOOOOOOOOOOOCOOOOO oooooooooooo MARGUIMtlTi: CLARIC MONDAY IX "MICH AM) MKX" It's n I'm amount of uuie. MAY ROIISOX TUliSDAY in "A NIGHT OUT" You fcoo tho world's Inrst pictures nt tho Star. TODAY The AmeriOmi Film Co. jircsenta WINIFRED GREENWOOD and FRANKLIN RITCHIE in Iho JPivo-Act Iutual rnstorpitsct) J)o 'Luxo, "LYING LIPS" A jioworful, lioni'i-inioi'csi dnuna of llio stage, a picture you will enjoy. Seven big reels lotlay, including two good Comedies. C. 11. Gates in the Med ford-Made Movie continues to draw capacity houses each night. Have you seen it? Neat five thousand persons have. It will he shown again today and tomorrow for the last time. Iteniember, if you see it at the Star, "it's good." cxooooooo"xxiocxxxxoooaoocxoooooooxooo Don't Pay the Other Fellow's Bill Cream Rolled Oats, 9 II). sack 40c 'Ammonia, bottle Valley Rolled Oats, 9 II). sack 35c I Dest Gloss Starch, 2 pkys. Bulk Rolled Oats, lb, 4c Klrijsford's Gloss Starch 60-oz. pkfl. Premium Oat Flakes 28c Ivory Starch 60-oz. ik. Premium Wheat Flakes 28c Celluloid Starch H. 0. Oats, pktj. 15c Elastic Starch Gcr-Meal, pku- 1 5c Cream of Wheat 17c 1-lb. nkn. Olympic Pancake Flour 21c Flap-Jack, pky. 21c Shlnola Brush Sets Rolston Bran, pkn. 15c Two-In-One Shoe Polish Peacock Buckwheat Flour, pkn. 21c .Jet Oil Shoo Polish Talcum Powder, can Best Corn Starch, 2 pkys Shlnola 10c 15c 10c . 5c 10c 10c 5c 15c 8c 28c 55c $1.05 Baking Powder Those who have had cakes ruined by jarring the stove, .slamming the oven door or a heavy footstep, may have wondered how the diniiv: car chef can turn out such marvelous biscuits, hot breads and pastry when his ovea Sa olio, 2 for is being incessantly jarred and jolted and shaken by the ex Lye, can 9-11). sack Cornmcal 10-lb, sack Graham 10-lb. sack Wheat Hurts 10-lb. sack Pancake Flour 10-lb. sack Rye Flour U-lb. sack Hominy Puffed Wheat Puffed Rico Puffed Corn Grape Nuts, pku. Trlscult Quaker Corn Flakes, 3 for Post Toastlcs, 3 for 1 Krlnkle Corn Flakes, pk(j. 'Postum Cereal Instant Postum, small Instant Postum, larije Fig Prure, pky. Shredded Wheat Biscuits, pkfj. " Malto-Mcal, pkg. Puro White Flour, sack . i Red Cross Flour, sack Crystal White Soap, doz. Swift's White Laundry, doz. White Borax Naptha, 6 for A B Naptha Soap, doz. Fels Naptha Soap, carton Ark Soap, 8 bars Ivory Soap, large, doz. . Fairy Soap, small, doz. . Peroxide Bath Soap, liar Creame Oil Toilet Soap, 3 for Grandpa's Tar Soap, doz. Peet's Mechanic, large Skat, per can Palm Olive Soap, bar Bon Ami, 2 for 30c Rising Sun Stove Polish dbc Black Jack Stove Polish 45c .Wash Board 45c I Wash Board, two sidos 10c 1 Mop Sticks, each 35c i Lamp Chimneys, 2 for l dc Large roll Toilet Paper 14c Brooms, each 1 1c; Spring Clothes Pins, doz. 1 2c No. I Lanterns, each I2c No, 2 Cold Blast Lanterns 2hdLargo Chip Baskets, each 25c i Toothpicks, pkg. 7c: Matches, I doz. 22c Candles, doz. 25c Booth's Sardines, 2 for 45c V. B. Sardines, 3 cans for 22c Norwegian Sardines 1 2c American Sardines, 6 for I7c ' 4 oz. Oysters SI. 45! 8 oz. Oysters 6 oz. Fancy Oysters 1 2 oz. Fancy Oysters Smile Brand Minced Clams 25c Monopole Minced Clams 45c Pink Salmon, tall can 55c 'Red Sockeyc Salmon, small 25c Red Sockeye Salmon, large 95c 'Lobster, can 55c ' Crab Meat, can 8c i Shrimp, can Tuna Fish, small 35c, 45c, 05c Llbby Genuine Deviled Ham Armour's Lard, medium Armour's Lard, largo .. Cottolcne, medium . . Cottolcnc, largo . ... Crisco, small . . ... Crlsco, medium Crisco, large l5ciPc:irl Shortening, medium 8c i Pearl Shortening, large 8c Wesson Salad OH, small 0c Wesson Salad OH, large l uc Bacon 25c Shoulders 35c , Standard Corn, doz. Standard Peas, doz. Select Stock Tomatoes, doz. Standard String Beans, doz. Fancy Corn (Malnd), doz. Fancy Cut String Beans, doz. 0I.G0 Fancy Dimple Pens, doz. $1.75 . .$2.25 .. $1.45 10c sack Tabic Salt, 2 for 15c 25c sack Table Salt, 2 for 35c 50 lbs. Los Angeles Dairy Salt55c 13c (Scratch Food, 100 lbs. COo I Oyster Shell, 100 lbs. $1.55 60c $160 12c 15c 5c 5c G5c 75c 12c 4c 38c 25c 35c 25c 12c Saner Kraut, can Beets, can Hominy, can Pumpkin, can Small can Asparagus Small can Asparagus Tips 50 lbs. Bear Dairy Salt BOc 50 lbs. Half Ground Salt 43c 100 lbs. Half Ground Salt 80c 75c Surnr. II pounds $1.00 $1.45, Skinners' Macaroni. Spaghetti, Ver- 28c' mlcclli and Noodles, pkg, . . 10c $1.15! Bulk Macaroni, lb. . SMc 17c, 20c an:l 25c Bulk Spaghetti, lb. 7c 15c Soda, package . . 6c SI.Oj Royal Baking Powder, y7 lb 23c $1.05 Royal Baking Powder, I lb. . 43c $1 13, Royal Baking Powder, 22 lbs. $1.00 Si. 15 Royal Baking Powucr, a ins. i.ub $1.65 K. C. Baking Powder, 25 ozs. 10c can Spices 5c can Spices 10c 25c can Spices . 1 5c ,50c can Spices 12c 25c bottle Extracts .. . I Oc Diamond W Jelly Powder. 12c, Gelatine 23c Yeast Foam, pkg. .. 25c i Seeded Raisins,, pkg. Large can White Asparagus Assorted Canned Fruits, best, can 20c! Currants, pkg. 25c1 Hawaiian Pineapple, sliced, can ISriMarshmallows, can 9c Hawaiian Pineapple, gratcu, can 15c Walnut?, 3 lbs. HJ 45c 45c 17c Pimcutocs, can 20c Astor Milk, dozen 35c ' Carnation Milk, large, dozen 10c Carnation Milk, small, dozen 12c Holly Milk, large, dozen 9c i Holly Milk, small, dozen 13c ; Yeloban Milk, large, dozen 22c Bue Hill Cheese, two for 23c, Codfish, 2 lbs. Ic Bird Seed, pkg. 25c 55c 8c 9c 8c 15c 15c 23c I Karo Syrup, 5 lbs. 12c , Karo Syrup, 10 lbs. l5c,Tcagardcn Syrup, half gallon van Camps Pork and Beans, small,) Log Caliln Syrup, quart 3 for . 25c Log Cabin Syrup, half gallon Van Camp's Pork and Beans, med- Tcagarden Syrup, one gallon ium, each 14c Log Cabin Syrup, gallon Van Carrp s Po-k and Beans, large, 2 IDs. Molasses 87c 95c 50c SOc 45c 75c 25c 25c 33c Dromedary Dates, pkg. Japan Rice, lb. Head Rice, lb. Crackers, hulk, lb. Crackers, 25c pkgs. Crackers, 10c pkgs. 3 for. COFFEES Vinegar, elder, gallon . .20c 7c 10c 18c ...35c 20c 8c I Or; - 4c lie I2j,c 9C 50c 10c 13c GJic 8c 9c 23c 25c ri Bulk Coffee, 2 lbs 50-; Bulk Peabcrry Coffee, lb. 35c Our Special, I lb. pkg. . 65c Our Fancy, I lb. pkg., 3 for orn riiWiitinuii, i iu. can $1.25 10c Plantation, 3 lb. can Alladin, I lb. can motion of the train. Tc get pastry to raise and stay raised under these con ditions, a baking powder must be used that continues to give off its leavening gas that sustaiHit tho raise until the dough is baked through. Dining Car Cheft lutve found a baking powder exactly wiled to their neeoi In K C and you will find it iut at well suited to your requirement. KCU really a blend of two baking powders, one active at toon at moitlened, the other requiring both molt tre an ihwt to iUrt (he generation of kacnmg gat Noirutter h iroist and run vou make your cke, K C hiking Pow.lrr will sustain the raiic until a uut ! totnuJ and all iUn j" of (ilUnj is pa-t K i' Itakin.! rv"Jir i pure aiul lualthl"! It it oinvnted truicr '! pun I m. t I ,a and t.u..i n ti 1 1 m !- 1 y"u And it ih U .areifrxub .. , rue iwtdku gpowdtr. uW 1J for t&vre, m Try a cvn at oar ntk and b cenriKetd. m&i IP Crlcride of Lime, can Cld Dutch Cleanser, can Gold Dust, pkg. Citrus Washing Powder 20-Mule Team Soap Chips, pkg. Wool Soan Chips, pkg. 20-Muk Tam Borax, 12 oz Ball BIin, box Bottle Blueing each 8c Campbell's Soups, 3 cans 12c I X L Liver Paste, can 8c I X L Deviled Chill Meat, can 20c Chill Con Carnl (Eagle) 2 for 20c Deviled Meat, s, doz. 25c , Veil Loaf, each 20c Chipped Beef, In glass 8c .Chipped Beef, in tin 8c i Corn Beef, Is 8c, Mincemeat, 3 pkgs. 200,5-11), pail Honey 25c' 10-lb pall Honey 9c 'Large Bottle Salad Dressing 9c Lima Beans, pound .. 25c Bulk Cocoanut, pound 55c! Shepps Cocoanut, half pound 15c I Shepps' Cocoanut, one pound 15c California Olive Oil, quart rj0c! Alladin, 3 lb. can $1.00 15c 8c 25c . 16c 30c 85c 15c ' California Olive Oil, half gallon $1.45 25c 35c 21c 25c $1.00 23c 65c 28c 80c . $L23 37c Alladin, 5 lb. can Guttard's Pure, 45c value ... Bulk Japan, English Breakfast or Gunpowder Tea. 50c val., Ib.-37c 23c 25c California Olive Oil, gallon $2.75 Chick -ood, 100 lbs. $2.80 Llpton's Tea, lb. can Lipton's Tea, lb. can . Ridgeway's Tea, Vi lb. can Ground Chocolate, I lb. can Ground Chocolate, 3 lb. can Cocoa, Hershey's-, ft lb. can 33c .63c 33c 30c 85c 17c nMiaFm This is only a part of tho items we carry, just to give you an idea of what you should pay for the best goods on the xaarkot. If you are paying more you are helping pay your neighbor's bill who does not pay his. Abovo prices subject to market changes. Mail orders promptly and accurately filled. JACKSON COUNTY SUPPLY CO. NORTH GRAPE STREET MEDFORD, ORE. I H&t t ' n A