PAHE SIX
lUEDKORI) MAIL TRriHTTL MICDFORD, ORIIOX, MOVPAY, JtTLY J7, 1010
WHEREABOUTS
OF
MISSING
MOTHER
STILL A MYSTERY
After three da and niht of un
remitting, uiiHiH'fonHrul search, Sher
Iff Howard of Siskiyou county
Ilia poaae of thirty men who Iihvh
boon scouriiiic lliu hilla nonr the Or-
jjgon-Cnlifuniiu lino since Thiiratlay
night for Uio young woman who
inyntPrioimlv diaappeureil in the hill
two houm lifter tho hirth of her
oblld in n lonely mountain cabin, re
turned lo Yrekn Sunday night. A
Jinlf iloron of tlic party who "till
Iihvo hoiM' of finiliiiK hor with tho
babe, nra Htill senrehiiiK.
No (mo) whatever wna found .of
tho fugitive, 'fhn fulfill in which tln
ohlhl wa horn is Ml Hip head of
Dutch orci'k, uiuhl miles from Citiiia
lmr Spring, or nonr tlio atiile line.
A t mil Iciwli lo tho onbin fiinn tin
I'Oflll, II (llNtlUH'O of nix iiiiIuh. It
would not linvo been posHiblo to drive
ii or or miy heavy oonvevnnce to
tho 1'iiliin.
Sheriff, liowurd Ik completely at it
Joss to it.xpliiin nithor tho pri-neiiee or
liHiippimrnnt'o of tho woman, id'
OOUBidors it (iiiflity possible Hint she
lnlght hnvo wnniliiroil off into the
brush itml died, porluiim witli one of
tho posau ptimiiiK within tun feet of
bur.
KfforLH to naceilain her identity
Juivo 10 far nilogethor failed. Care
ful inquiry in tho vicinity Iiiih failed
(o rovonl nityonc of hcrdeacriplion
inlnMing either in tho vicinih of
Ymkn, Stcilford or miy other wiulli
orn Oregon point, tho tmlieo of winch
iHsti-iota were notiiicil and arc now
itt tomptinrr to clear up the invtcry.
Tlio woninn, ns ilcHcrihcd hv the
Vronnootor who fonml her in the
lonely Quiple.v hoinilend cnhin, in
nhoiit lit your of iikc, in well dress
ed, in dark-complexioned and weight
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Hi:LIN, July 1".- The statement
on oH-raliiiiis along the western
front nays:
"Holween the ma and tlio Ancrc
tho llrUiali si iminy puinln increased
their fire to great violence. '
"In tlio Somine- dintriel artillery
activity hue heen very considerable
on hnth sides. 1-ocnl enemy attacks
followed, during which the Kritiwh
penetrnted into Oitvillura wood nnd
which luivc led lo lively fighting
soulh of Miaclies, lint which other ie
failed hcciitixc of our citrtinii nl fire.
otfifcrs
lliaih's ineren-eil lo four
and .'Idli men.
"The more cxtentie ntlneks lv
(lie French begun on .Inly 15 to the
east of the Mciihp (Vcrdiin front)
were continued up to thin morning.
The enemy did not achieve nnv suc
cess In thin sanguinary struggle, hut
lost ground rI h few point.
"On the remainder of the front
there Iihvh been no incident of ospo
eial importance. A French advance
following upon nn explosion north of
Ouiche wan repulsed. We earned
out Home explosions with good re
sults on ('ombre 1 1 ill. A flertwin pa
trol I) rollout Imek n lew pnon urn
nenr Liinfroieouit, Lorraine.
"On July 15 two enemy aeroplane,
in ndilition to those reported yealer
rfay, were put out of action, one in
nn aerial hntllp hchiml the enemy
Ilium Month of the Somme, white the
other wh eliot down from enrth
near Dreslineoiirt-Oise, within our
lillCK."
MEN
MEX CAN PROBLEMS
YET AGREED UPON
do facto government nn extension un
til September 1 of tho time in which
mining taxos for tho present period
of thrpc months might bo paid. Ho
Bald that there lind boon no confis
cations for failure to iny tnxos for
tho Inst period of three, months, tho
do facto Koverninont having post
lionod action ponding Investigations.
Miss' Pearl Holvlu of Klamath
WASHINGTON, Jul 17. No
agreement has been readied aa yet
in the preliminary conference be
tween Acting Secretary I'olk of tho
J state depurtmont nnd Kllseo Arro-
doiidon, Mexican nmbaMiidor (IosIb
nato, for scttloment of border dlffl
cultloe. Mr. folk authorizod this
Mtatemont today when his nttontion
was called to the announcement Is
sued In Mexico City Hint nn under
standing had boeu arrlvod at by
wide!
governments would be adjusted.
NO PATROL TO GUARD
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ACQUIT YOUNG ORPET ON
SECOND BALLOT OF CHIME
WAUKKOAN, Ills.. July 17. Wll-
Ulnm Orpot, tjio university studont
chnrged with murdering Marlon Lntn
bett, a high school girl and his for
mor sweothonrt, was found not guilty
Saturday night by a jury In .ludgo
Donnelly's court nftor flvo hours de
liberation. Tho jury bad recolvod Instructions
from Jtttlgo Donnelly which .Tamos II.
Wllkorson nnd ltnlpb K. I'ottor, Or-
The iiumher or prisoner- lal.ui dur- Falls Is the gnost of hucllte nnd IMI-
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Ink Uli iikoiim mr mm1 ifi sc-.iimi m ( h.jii .tiHinnnii ui duiilii iitiiiti,t-
pot's counsel cousldorod highly favor.
tho Issues between tho two.nble. to tho defendant In their Inter
pretation of reasonable doubt ns ap-
Speclal Agent Kodgers nt Mexico plied to tho senrch of bnffllug clrcuiu
ritv todny ndvlsed the stnte depart- Htanros which constituted the prlncl-
I incut that he had obtained fmm the pnl part of the evidence.
WASHINGTON. July 17 There
wljl bo no pntrol of American war
ships off tho Virginia coast to see
that tho nlltod cruisers, awnltlng tho
renpponrnnco of the Clormnn mer
chant submarine Doutschland, stay
outsldo the three mile limit. Socro
tnry Dnnlols said todny that tho
Unltod States nssumos that its ter
ritorial waters would not be vio
lated by the allied men ot war.
So fnr ns can bo learned, tho
Washington govornmont hns not
boon notified of the Dciitschlnud's
probable, milling, but it Is bolloved
sho will slip to sea on f tho first
favorable dnrk night.
DRYS HOPE TO DEFEAT
GREAT SOCIALIST LEADER
soclnllsts nnd swing Into lino In No
vember ns the third political party of
tho country, representatives of tho
progrosslvo olomont In tho prohibi
tion orgnnlzntlon who nrrlvod In St.
Paul todny for-next week's nntlonnl
convention nnnouncod their plnns for
a $1,000,000 cnmpnlgn which thoy
expect to not their tlckot no loss than
ono million votofl.
Dr. It. L. Colvln of Now lork, pres
ident of tho Intorcolloglnto prohibi
tion association and ono of tho load
ors In tho progressive olomont of tho
pnrty, doclnreil the coming cnmpnlgn
would mark an opoch In tho history
of tho prohibition movomont In
America, establishing tho party ns a
monnco to the pormnnoncy to both
tho republican and democratic orgnu-lzntions.
CHICHESTER S PILLS
J. TUB iTlAMONU IIIIASU. X
ST PAl'L, Minn, July 17 With
con fide nio Hint they will outrank tho
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REORGANIZATION
FR
RELAND
LONDON', July 17 Premier As
ipilth said lu tho house of commons
today that It was the Intention of the
government to Introduce the hill for
tho eroetlou of the now government
of Ireland boforo the adjournment of
parliament for the autumn recess He
oxproMod the hope that the bill
would ho Introduced very soon.
Tho promlor said permammit sct
tloment of tho Irish question would
ho considered nt an Imperial roufer
enco after the war. Sulmilmtlon of
this matter to mirh a conference, he
continued, was a subject in regard to
'which both parties to the agreement
lu Ireland wore In agreement.
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Our July Clearance Sale Offers Unusual Economies on Desirable, Seasonable Goods
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: values that demand the immediate attention or every person anxious to secure the utmost value for money expended- A
! visit to the store will convince you of this at once.
Given Any Thought to the New House Dress?
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BILL IN IHE SENATE
YUSIIIN0TON, ,lul 17. Om-id
oration of (ho naal iippioii,itun
bill was Hummed in the hciiuIc todax,
witb dennMrlie leadfiH bent mi u
diajuMMl in Hue to take up nU tin
wtsk the anny bill. DemucnitM are
deteiwihed to wh the more imM.r
trnil legislation and adjouni hv Auu
uat 30. Twlay they aouglit to hold
rejittbliraoa to (heir prvmiNe of 10
ojwmUoti.
'110 havhI bill' buildiiiir prouraiu
whi iMwitMl today. Thin fen tine nl
the HHMUiuro is radically dilterent
fruw Lite hoiiM kill. It proM.len f..r
eowpUtioM of Uio na general
IhiTm five-year buildm plnn with
in three yearn aud puU the muiuImi
of rMtal Hftip U be built next cai
at eiifht.
' BRITISH TAKE SECOND LINE
(OnHtlHUMl from pago one
ral hMudrcHt wounded Germans, who
bHd taken refuge there. H was
Iragle biirlneaa for the British Ml
tr boarera, brtagiu taem back
(Areugii the QtriiMi atMil fir w hl.h
wu meant tt tk Vwltfeb rMteros
and KUH losltloH. Tai r cane
wr a HUarbearer nut trpande.i
Kid put OH a atretrh-r -idlted.
When u wounded aermaa na It had
bitou killed by tke same hell The
Urtllb persisted until all who sad
Mot received a fatal touud ! trausll
v," safe In the rear.
' A captured record of a German
battalion shows th.t 00 ( tu mem
beis wt-ie klllta or wauaded lv the
IlrtlUH shell tiro tu the.uoiniiHrd
mcni, bfforr i lie atlacji uVgan
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A Cool Summery Waist Is Indispensable
These Hot Days
The (U'limiul for prclly waists jjoes nit'iTily on, ivtirdhjss ol
how hih I he loinpcratmv rises. And women who know values
and eorreel I'aKhioiis are buying all I heir waists at this store.
A visit to the waist section will supply to you all the needed
reasons.
Lawn Waists $1.25 "
We've heard women remark time and aain they didn't, see
how it was possible to make waists such as these at this low
cost. Not alone are the waists well made, but the stales are
especially attractive, and they are trimmed with Vbry dainty
and effective designs in lace'and embroidery as well as other
triimniiiK ideas. It has been nothing unusual to have women
buv from three to half a dozen of these waists at a Vime.
Voilo and Silk Waists $1.98
Though. the price m one that von expect to pnv for iirdmary summer blouses, these
are waists flint gin you the impression of being of a quality to be priced much
higher. The voile is very sheer; styles are very effective. The silks are in .lap
Bilk quality and also of sport stripe wash silks, the silk waists are made more after
the tailored idea, and particularly to meet the prevailing sport fashions.
A Summer Necessity-PARASOLS
Mailers not if we do have cool weather now and then or
if it does rain in torrents--a parasol is a summer neces
sity to protect you from the intense rays of the sun and
to add the finishing touch to your summer costume. What
is more, the cost can be as little as you like. The most
important lliing is to sel'tle now just which style you
most prefer -and buy it. Tho newest ideas are here
There will be none newer later on.
Pm-moIs, rogulnr $1.95, now ijH.ftO
Quite a number of designs, but for the most part plain
coaching stvle, newest handles, spl.70 to &).v,)
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Plenty of them here to select from and every one de
lightfully fresh aud crisp. For the woman who wants
to be neatly dressed around her home the house dresses
on display at this store will surely interest her. And
then again prices are so especially interesting that (1r
wonian who is quick to see an unusual value will lm
at least three or four to last her well up into the fall.
CORSET COVERS G9c 16-BUTTON SILK
This is a value big enough to GLOVES 79c
have a headline clean across Alilanc.se silk with
the page. We're determined double finger tips,
to offer such splendid values in This might ordinarily
muslin wear that every woman be considered a dollar
in town will be talking about glove, but we were
them. These corset coveis at able to make a special
(if)c will do it. .Made of soft purchase and pass our V
lingerie, trimmed in embroid- good fortune on to
cry or lace.
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CRISP, PRETTY UNDERMUSLINS ATTRAC
TIVELY PRICED
There's a summery crispness in every garment displayed.
I'.ach and nvcvy garment is well made in every particular.
The sizes have been cut on correct patterns the gar
ments fit well and comfortably. You could not make
them yourself and be better satisfied with them, lu ad
dition to all these features, prices warrant us in making
the statement that the values are certainly unusual un
usual enough to warrant you in making purchases of an
ample supply.
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LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
You would hardlv think of making vour summer dress
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CORSETS: THE SAME GOOD MODELS, SAME
PRICES AS HERETOFORE
There is al present agitation to advance prices of corsets.
This store is selling the same brands as heretofore at the
same prices. It is quite true that the raw materials en
tering into the making oT corsets have advanced. And in
many cases corsets are costing us more than heretofore.
However, we will maintain the same prices. This state
ment emphasises in unmistakable language the business
jiolicy of this store. We do not make sensational state
ments regarding values; but women who have investi
gated our prices and our merchandise know full well that
the values offered at this store niv such as to assure them
that they are the best obtainable at all times.
BATHING SUITS IN THE SEASON'S BEST STYLES
In past seasons a bathing suit was a ver simple matter
to select. They were all made in the wuue style. Quite
naturally, not all Miits were alike not made of the same
material. This season, however, there is a most ivnairk
uble range of fashions in bathing suits from the simple
suit of mohair or brilliantiue, there are elalxrate models
of silk, in embroidered designs and unusual and almost
daring ideas. A number are of the one-piece models;
others are in combinations of various fabrics: ami also in
combination of eolnrs. Prices are as follews: o
Mohair and Hrilliautiue Suits $1.05 to $1.05
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nullum i n .-l ni ui i hi ti 1 1 iiiiiiiiiiu., nn, iii-ii uii iiiir- -,-
fT 1 ) chased your white fabrics, step over to the lace and em-
I OATVViVtP4C broidery section and allow us to assist you in selecting V
UCCAltOAjLC th(. pattern and width that will be in harmony with the t
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Might as Well Try and
Stop Niagara as to Stem
tho Popularity of
SEPARATE SKIRTS
Jt isn't a question of
whether you are to have a
separate skirt this sum
mer, but rather "how
many." The models most
in demand are heiv for
you to choose Troiii. There
are skirts of light weight
wool materials ami plenty
of. the wanted corduroys,
linens and sp.u-t suiting.
Mare models predominate
most even one with
lockets of some dvsign or
another.
material.
FANCY SILK HOSIERY
$1 A PAIR
The craze for sport stripes' and
sport designs has brought a cor
responding demand for fancy
hosiery in horizontal stripes,
cnecKs and enihroniereu ertects. ssr
Qualities same as in plain silk yWJL
hosierv selling at a dollar. If vou 'mt&
prefer some particular design, it
is advisable to make immediate purchase.
CAN YOU POSSIBLY HAVE TOO MANY PAIRS OF
HOSIERY? . ".)llr4f
This question would be in order most any time. "Right
at this moment it is particularly in order. Low shoes in
varied colors make it necessary that you be supplied in
hosiery to match garments or shoes. Then again, fancv
effects are much in vogue, .lust bit of advice: Don't go
away on a trip unless your trunk contain an ample sup
pi v of hosierv.
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