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S - PADESEC MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MKDFORD. ORKOOX. WEDNESDAY. JTLY 12, 1016 I inn nrnunco Annmnunn piio ncninnDATO di am Idiicoiam attcmdt !qam CDAMPIQPfl ! i I niLL ULULHIL0 HIHCUUI1UU UIVLH ULITIUUnHIO ruin llUuOIWI ttllLIIII I junil I iuwuiuuu ? . NOT INTFRFSTR IN DliCIinO HEADQUARTERS ON ; 10 CROSS STOKHOD , BEGINS GONFLIC r , I ' "" r? i UWHi t MN ET x v. & Tb Mail Tribono in luiatuken in 51 inferawe iUttl I am iHlorcaied in k lownaiie in the !M IIrc db trit," afattw K. L Hill, prwddowl of lb Medford CotnreiMl club. "I am itttensatal in a min lre to tn ix(nl of $1700, hut ttw hvwUnnt " made before Um railroad waa pngot'iiMl. I am not tolerated in any townwitt pnHiiltIoH.w YRKKA, Cal., July 12. Articloa of iiiror)Mtratim of St. Albait' Miti- ijr & ililliiiK (. were tiled April 8, J 1)10, by the board of dirwlont, pom yrimnK T. II. Pallas-ban, II. II. Nod, A. L. Hill and J. F. Neddy. Tasini Hto.-k $1,000,000. I'rineiiwl place of liiixincMi, Cor, ChI. No townaite )m been filed ittidur the- name of (iht or utllur iibmo. Tlik incor Iioration lias powor to lay oat and iMtnblih n townalto. W. 3. XKILON', county Herb. ' (Editor's Xottj The MfJll Trib lincV information r-onnoelitiK Mr. Hill villi tho )iniKMOil townalto of Cop Hr in the lilwo Lodge district was Iwod upon Mrtirb in Ibe Yreka pa jwr, at the timi' the inenrnonitioii MH- filed, wliicli Ntntrd that the new romHiiiv, ifadid bv A. L. Hill, prc Jdi'iil, bud projwliil Ibe toHindte of Copper, winch hum to In !it-Hibiiiir- tTs of tllC tlilllWK rolllMMI). FAIL TO PATRON ZE TO SETTLE TROUBLES WASHINGTON, July 12. -A row- MnniealioN from Meieo City reach ing KHson Arrwknido, tb Mexiean SMMVasador-lsifnat4, today is un derstood to contain instructions as to the form of the negotiations by whieh settlement of differences be tween tbe Cnite Agitates ami Mexiro will be undertaken. Thi atnbassa- dr made an eNgMgement for a eon fercnee with Acting Secretary I'olk. After a talk witb the aclinjr secre tary Mr. Arredwmln said details of the proKM)I noxoliations bad not been settlel, but that be exfieeted to be able to make an announcement within a few days. Tbe subjeet dia eNssed is hs id to have been tho se lection of eomwissMiners to represent tbe reHH'lWe government in formal eonfereni'es. Henry I'. Pleteher, American am bassador designate to Mexien, whs present dnrin the interview. He may head the AtHuriean eominiosion era. Mr. Arrmlondo said be did not pre sent any forma) ooinmiinication nor hiiv new infrmation reitHriliiiif the bonier situation. He added that hi- informal negotiations with Mr. I'olk were protreHinir favorably. BREVARO ELECTED T i AS MANAGER OF THE PACIFIC COAST! RIVER REPULSED, FOR OPEN SHOP; BASEBALL TEAM WIFE TOO ILL TO WORK IN BED MOST OF TIME A AT PAGE TONIGHT CIlICAflO. Julv U.-Iiranch na linal eamiaign hrndquarters will be opened iH Chieajto, and w all wob aMKty on tbe I'aeifie eoasl, Vanee McCwrmiek, ehairman of the demo cratie national committee, announced here today. The Chicago bendttaarJ ters will be openetl Aogut 1. "I am working on the selection of the eamiaigH -committee," Chairman MeCormiek saM,' "and I expect to have it ready in a few day. When that has been eomideted, we will de cide who will be in charga f the middle west and western branch headquarters." Chairman MeCormiek expressed himself as well rfeased ' with the progress of I'resident WilwoiV cam- (Miign. Me iiecianM that the demo cratic national ticket would receive the snpjHirt of all progressives who believe sincerely in fighting for prin ciples, and who would never return to the republican rank n long as the rt.v is controlled b reuctioiiary infliifncex. TO APPOINT STEPHENS LOCAL BOX FAC T Tho box fartory and hIiIdkIc mill, put In opi ration Inst full In Hnnm valley Is In dansor of being Rhut down berauto of Inck of support from tint local fruit nssoelutloii and In dividual groworn. The mill, nperatod by J. T. Peterson and H. Illooiii ijulnt. tnnkos nil sorts ot fruit boxes and pnrkors, mid aUo yollow plno ablnRlos, "Wo woro assured of local sup port," said Mr. 1'otorson today "be fore we put tho mill In operation. Now when wo are tiirnliiK our pro duct on tho markot, that support hns ftlMl to iRBtorlalUo. Tho growers and associations are sanding to Calif ornia for their hoses, although we ran meet tho prices of tbn California factories. People of this section talk about pAtronltJng home Industry. I would like to see them prarlleo It " Samples of their produrts are on dMplay at the Commercial club. MAKING SEATTLE F S1E M:TTI.K. Iul I.' The Kalninn lU loiks of tbe Luke WakhlllKton ship rsusl Mere rloscd at lovs idle this inornliiR, and th fresh wnler of liks 1 nioii, iMiurlnK Into Klmon Its), uhitii was formerly a salt water arm of I'liget Sound, began to raise th surface of the bay to the height of the lake, or SI feet above the pres ent mean level of Sainton Hay. The locks, together with mils ot ranal, Villi permit passage of targe neeau eteamers Into Lakes Union and Wab ItiKton, giving Soatlle a real freli water harbor. The gates of the lo kn are fashioned after iojm of Uie 1'an hiiim miihI. There are three' seta of operatiug gates In addition to tvsu nets of guard gates. The highest Kate Is ftfty tnrse feet. The lake osnal project, whleh l new practically completed, has cost tbe nation, statu und eiunty S,27S,OOa. In mo weeks ocean steamers may outer Salmuu Jay. Progress la to Lake Ualoa and 'WmsnInjcIoh must wait until several gjty bridges are constructed and the ontlre ranal will be formally opeuod nwt Junv "A Modern Tbclma," one of tno sweetest lovo stories over told and on0 of tho most dramatic novels writ ten by Mnrlo Corelll, will bo shown In picture at tho Phro today and to morrow. The film I a Pox feature In which Vivian Martin and Harry 8. Hllllnrd, rocoutly seen horo In Mero ly Mary Ann, nr() hIiim. ' Tbuluia, nno of tbe most caustic oxpoHos of tho moral rottenness that oxluted In society of the l'ligllsh no bility, loses none of Its sting when put In picture form, ' The Htory Is that of an Innoront Norwegian Kir! whose marvelous bonuty of mind and figure wins an lingllsb nrlntorrat. who Is traveling through Norway on a sightseeing trip The beautiful lote ntor In sll the fompleteiiciis that It Is told In the book, Is told In film "SAiN KKANCI8CO, July 12 Wil liam D. Ktojihon, congressman from tho tenth congresfllonal district prob ably will bo appointed lieutenant gov ernor to succeed tho Into John M. Ksholman, according to Information available here today. Governor Hiram W. Johnson could not be roached at his San Kranclnco residence, but porsons close to tho administration, confirmed reports ford; Mr. and Mrs. H. G Harding, of that Htophoni virtually had Icon de- Itogue Itlver; K. C. Smith of Jacknon rlded upon, subjsct to bis acceptance vlllo; Carroll M. Wagnor, of Ashlnnd. IIEKMK, July 12. Ilui-ian troow which attewrted to ontabltsb them selves on the left bank of tbe Stok hod river in the advanec toward Ko vel, were attacked by German troops and defeated, the war office an nounced today. "An attempt to cross the Dvina made by weak Russian forces wost of r'riedriehstadt, and nttaeks south of N'arocr. bike Here frustrated. "Oh the Stokhod front tho position generally is nnchangud. Huswiim de tachments which attemidm to e-tali-Ih-Ii themselves on tho left bank of tbe river near Jamiwka were at- iaeked. Not a single man of theje dutachments got away from the southern bank. At the Hint and on tbe Kovd-Hoviio milroad ycter- day we took 800 prisoners. The livoty taken on the Stokhod during the last two days, apart from a num ber of officers and 1032 men, in cludes twelve machine guns. "Our aerial Mpiadron includes its Hctmty in attacks east of the Stok hod. An enemy captive balloon was hot down." MEDF0RD STUDENTS AT UNIVERSITY SUMMER SCHOOL I'NIVBItSITV OK OltKGON, Kti- gone, July 1 J. J. M. Grossly, of Med- ford, Is ono of the students roglotor- od for tho Hummor sosslon ot tho University of Orogend. He is special izing In sociology, taking coumos un der Prof. Young and Supt. Alderman of Portland. Other students front Jackson county aro Tossle Purdy, Thorn Smith, Mlldrod G. Drown, P. 11. Dally, and KuntcoJ)avls, of Med- SAN FKANCISCO, July 12.-With i.loO.OlHI snbseritied for it upou-sbop fk$ht, tbe Sen Praneisco cbambor of eommeree was preimrins today to take further definite aetion toward breaking the lonjr-horomen' s.trik ami moving the great quantities of Tbe Medford ball team last night elected It. J. Brevard to succeed 11. L. Mwlng as manager of the elub. Mr. Kwlng resigned as he was unable to take sufficient time from his business to devote to the team. The club Is now over $200 in debt, In spite of heavy receipts at the three , , ..U,'..Vw. -- .- freight that congests the wharves. .. Weed In Ashland Ac- The chandler of eommefeo etitnates lcorfiinr t0 cautaln Miles, the club Is that FViDO.OOO worth of shipments j,jolGrinnej to get out of debt and Her Health Restored byLydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. were held up in June and -1(1,0(10 Urns of merchandise is still tied up on the docks, according to the harbor com milieu. In view of the withdrawal of all compromi-o or mediation offer bv Kmidoyors' union, Gold Hill and Sleberts and Force for likelihood that the, Medford. On account of discontent caused by the unfinished gamo at Grants Pass last Sunday, an offort Is being mado to match the two teams on neutral ground July 28 for a purse of $150 a side. It Is probable that tho game will bo played on tho Ashland grounds. tho Waterfront there was little day would brinr any hope of .settle ment, though Henry M. White of Sc uttle, acting as federal mediator ,is endeavoring to set tho opMsing fac tions together. Ah yet organized labor has made no move to meet the declaration of the chamber of oommiircc or to eom- lint the efforts of its law and order committee. The I'ortlntid chamber of commerce nt a meeting last niejit fid lowed the .it of the San J-'mnctBCO body in organizing for an open-shop campaign. It sb-o indorsed the pnent culo of vage-.Jieing mid to nonunion stevedores. Act of violence occurred yester day afternoon or last night in nearly all of the larger pot where the longslioromi'ii are oru strike. The meet serioiih was reported at Seattle, whore a negro htrikebrcaker was beaten into unconcnuMiVHH by a gang of strike sympathizers who boarded the street car in which he wax riding. The number of special police mid bv the Seattle employer?, for strike dntv wa increased to 2"0. will play till Christmas if necessary to do so. He asks that Medford fans do their part In supporting the team The next game scheduled Is with Gold Hill next Sunday. Prultt and Eddlngs will be the batteries for r2t 1 SPENCE TO GRANGERS On Julv 22 at Central Point the Granger and other fanners' clubs and organisations will hold an all day picnic. The outside sKakcr will be C. K. Spenee, master, of the state grange; a representative of the bu reau of markuts from the Agricul tural college; I'rofeior Heimer of the exiveriment station, and C. C. Cute, county pathologist. The object. will be to organize a marketing asso ciation, and aUo hnc a general good tune. Iiok for further notices. llfatllllllll a y y y y y y y y y y y y S2.00 Wash Skirts 51.48 "Korrci't" Prt-Shrunk AVash .Skirts, made of fhit " Indian I load" ,Smtiiif,r, real value $2.00, sale ri(.'o, each JO. amvs 75c Embroidery 48c $1.48 THeWbrnan's Store 11-22 NORTH CENTRAL Beautiful New Embroidery Floune- iiil's, made oi line hwiss and JNain souk, 75c values, s a yard sale price, 48c Our Greatest July Clearance Sale Opened with a Rush far Exceeding Any Previous $ X Sale in Our History-A Wonderful Opportunity to f t y y y y y y y y y y i Indianapolis, Indiana. "My health was so poor ond my constitution so run down mat 1 couia not work. I wasj thin, pale and weak, weighed but 109 pounds nnd was In bed moat of tho time. I bcRan tak ing Lydia E. Plnk ham's Vegetable Compound and five months later I weighed 133 pounds. I do nil tho house work and washing for eleven ond I can truthfully say Lydia E. Pinkham's Veg etable Compound hos been a godsend to mc for I would hove been In my grave today but for It I would tell all wo men suffering as I was to try your valu able remedy."-Mrs. Wm. Gkeen, 332 S. Addison Street, IndionapoUs.Indiana. There Is hardly a neighborhood In this country, wherein some woman has not found health by using this good old fashioned root and herb remedy. If there Is anything about which you would like special ndvlec, write to tho Lydia E. PInkhara Medicine Co-, Lynn. Mass. TWO TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT S. II. Harnlsh's auto will leave Eaglo Point at 8 A. M. nnd 1 P. M. dally, except Sunday; loavo Medford 9 A. M. and 5 P. M. Will call for passengers at hotels In Medford and hotels and buslnoss bousos In Eagle Point. PHON1-: a-xu on a-xa. (PI ,N lEillX (nr0R J TO ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Alterlni 128 E. MAIN. UPSTAIRS CAMP WITH VCOM III:, Ore I'd I "Vto.ll I1..I... .iu.iill." uii th.. men wbo are lieltix eiillntel throuah ' the offorta of poetmaater lit various, towns are called, will umkIh arrivliiK here In numbers within the next dar or two, It waa announced today, of the SO lettera that Captain Kenneth Williams, V . A., mustering offl Save Money You Can't Afford to Miss It Shop y X Early and Often X i it filad to itoatmaatera, onl one ent an uufavorahl reply Tbi came from John P Curler, of UroHusvllle. Ore., who wrote that while he had IMMted th captain's letter. hi knew of no men In HroHiiMlllc noilh kill- Iiik " IR IPS AK PARI OF CALAIS UttRUN. July 11. Two German Horoplanaa atadv an atuck upon the ahanuel pert of Calala on Monday liljcht. It wm officially announced to day. Tboy dipped uomof on tbe jrt and an army campwMls. ". Qlte admiralty gave out the follow - IJiK: "Two German nav.il aaroplsflea on tho OtRht of July 10-11. droiil I j.l.. M ('Jul. . ...I J. ,i.i. ...n.ild IT' atray-lRi- n.ar thr lieiaUn ,om, rtli,(l ,Jt n,H (or,, , any frontier.) i inniiUiiHii rHiirnm oiwr hrnyr, t '" In 1V nn PLUG CHEWING A WHOLESOME HABIT In Ho Other Way Can You Get All the A Richness and Flavor of the Leaf i t Great Clean up In Our Suit Department ! t y y v v y y y y A Wiuiu'ii's Nw Spring Suiin, Mild all season at $20.00, c-l('Hii-up (? QO price tfU.tO Wninen's Waislj!, slight - Y y soiled, sold up to f Op y $1, leiin-Up pfiee 0t "SPEAR HEAD" BEST CHEW Many prominent ptijMcum dUre chrwinj to he the most v,)iolrooc way o rnj)in( totaci.i "I brgan rhewinc; some years ago." said one, 'and I soon found that it l the only way to get the benefit of all tbe rich juuri stored up by nature in the tobacco leaf I refer, of courte, to the plug form of tobacco, which it the most natural and the cleanent form. "chewing good tobacco like Spear Head nukes the sahtary glands more active, which in turn hs a hrnefWul effect on the whole lem. Arid to this the tweet, mellow, delicious naor of a chew of Spear Head, and you have the highest possible titf re of tobacco tat it faction "1 mention Spear Head because I have found that this brand is excep tionally pure, beins; made in a fac tory that's run strictly according to purr-food rules." Soear Head is made of sun-ripened Hurley, which it acknowledged to he the richest, mildest, finest flavored to bacco leaf in the world And it it produced by the lalett nrocettet. which dvelMi tt quality and luscious flat or of trie cruKC Hurley to the supreme de- ! t y y y y y y y y y f y y f y y y y y y V Childivii's .Midtlies, all Mes, peal valuen !0 7")c, sale pnee, ea Silk I'ettieoatK, uai'row width;, sold tip to $").IM), sale lipicc 98c Women's "I,a Vkii" Spring Suits, beaut iftil new stvlcs, soltl ui) to $10.00, this sal each ';10.98 Wonieu's Siiiiiuiiu' Dresses, old styles, sold up to $8.00, sale (Q0 price "Ot All New Wool Skirts o in this snl eat 25 OFF. All New Parasols in this sale at 20 OFF. i Summer Wash Goods Greatly Reduced 1000 yartls of Plain and Kaney White (Joods, fine (piality, sold up to Hoc a yard, this sale, O Ln yard " 2 Figured (1re)es, last col ors, worth 10c, all new patterns, this sale, f? yard All of our fine Wash (Joods in erepes, voiles and organdies, up to 7."c values, this sale, IC vard Pongee silk, 'M inches wide, worth $1.00, PA now, vard UtL Plisse Crepe, in white, fur underwear, real value ISc, this sale, 101A Y j.4 .j ; 1 y y y y y vard f000 yards of (Jaher dines, voiles and Fancy Wash Cfoods, up to :" values, this sale, -J Qp yard ..-i-wL New White Pique (Jtther- dine and Heach Cloth, very special, per yard Wash Silks, in stripes, ,'M inches $1 grade, now, vard 29c fancy wide, 89c X 1 y y y y y y t y y y V Poultry Wanted Highest market price paid for chickens of all kinds Warner, Wortman & Gore RandMcNally&Co. CHICAGO PRINTERS OF BOOKLETS CATALOGS HOUSEMAGAZINES COMMERCIAL ART WORK COLOR DESIGNING AND ENGRAVING FIXED FINANCIALLY AND MECHANICALLY FOR PROMPT HANDLING of LARGE EDITIONS INTKIIUIUUX AUTOCAR CO, TIMK CAltl). Leave Modfora tor Ashland, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 6:1B p. in. Also on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. Sundays loave at 8:00 and 10:30 a. m. and 1:00, 2:00, 5:30 and 9:30 p. m. Loave Ashland for Medford dally, exeept Sunday, at 9:00 a. m., 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:16 p. m. Also on Saturday nights at 6:30 and 2:20, Sundays leave Ashland at 9;00 a. m. and 1:00, 4:30. 6:30 and 10:JB p. m. CORSETS Made of fine cnutil, new model, worth 7-V, CQ this sale, jiuir OvKj RIBBON All silk, jrood widtlts, ftr hair Iwiwri. l.V Iflf grade, mil xUl UNION SUITS, 'Ktru fine grade, ttm-l-i.lla and tight OQ kinM . sjn'.ial. v.11 1 1 .OtL GOWNS Women's fine Lingerie and Crepo Night Ciowns, $1.25 values, (JO sale lM'ice. each . wOt HAND BAGS All new st vies, gimran teed leather, worth $2.M), this sale, each, at $1.(9 CORSET COVJ513 trim Well made, nicch med. worth 'Vie, spi-i-i.il. each GLOVES Women's Washable (Miauioisette (Jloves, white and colors, 75c values, pair in 48e SUMHIE VXSTS grade For women, finr worth 15c, this sale, each 10c M laACfi CUtTAIWS In pern only, gtMwi styles, 48e to $uxi n alucs, p.ti CREPE DE CHINE All silk, in white and col ors, AG inches wide, used for underwear, OQo $1.25 grade, yard OwU WHITE HOSE Fine silk lisle "" 50c X SfUX'vi liair all verv 1 f y y y f y f $ y HAKDSEBCHIEFS A I 2c A . tit.:i - i.i -. iioiiinih uue v oiiou : Handkerchiefs, goMl sle. spei lal, e.d-li WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 Bnat Jtnin Street, ' Medford Tho Only Exclusive Commercial Photographers in Southern Oregon Nogativos Mado any timo 01; plaeo by nppoiutniont. , Phono 147-J We'll do tho rest j f f I" uadaisvigtK) raj'i'i'i mi n.u j i r i &&fyfrMWM &te&&MM 3B, pf Weston, Prof. "