Medford mail tribune., August 28, 1916, Page 6, Image 6

trrcT)T'OTiT) irxm TRrmjyrrc, nrRDFORn. OTjEnox. montjay. 'ATTirsT 2s. ima
iiiviK.ix, a iic as. AitiKiucii rt-
nly'n ilccliirnlioii of v:nr n-rninst fler
tuany was nlisnlntely iiiilienililcil, it
f'nili'il lo chiikp tliti Klijililt'st ripple if
excitement in licrllri. The nunoiinr e-
mcnt whs trill Ht- pnlilic v(jster(lny ill'
tcinonn in the enntniniirv i-xlm cdi-
tinilK of lilt S 1 1 1 1 : 1 : i v ncttspnper.s. Idle
crowd rend tlii- (Icclnrntinu innlim-
nnstriilivcly. - -' .
Tlie official Nnril Denlitcln; AIIkii-nii-ine
Zeilniif,' hoiiikIs Hie keynote of
pniKH comment, taking tlio position
Unit Ilaly's formal ileeliiriition of
war will lifivit little cITcd in view of
cxistiiiff I'oiulilioiis.
All I h imI i I ii rials were writlin
prior In Ihii receipt of information
re(iirtliiiir IdiKHin's (IcclaratioiiN of
war on Ansli-ia Ilnnfriiry, niul almost
without exception the nc'spiipcrn ex
pressed the hope Unit Italy's nclioii
woulil not force Kiimania into the
I'Olil'lict.
The Tiificlilnfl Kays:
''e have awaited lliis dci'lanillnn
of war without impatience or unrest.
jn limy -inn (lecliirntinn nuiy he re
flnrilcil as it glent deed ami may he
accompanied with the usual demon-
lilr.-iliiiii. - Tire fleiiiian pnlilie'is left
ICO colil." H"'i
I his, t he lycntv-sevenlh ilecliirn
tain of WAr. Hs'iil
T
riAW'II.I.K, III., Auk. John
It. 'Slump, Miierintendcnt of ('hicli,'o
school, kIki h'mm injured in an niito
mohilu accident last iiiyht near Cliris
innn. III., is in a hospital here today
with einht hrokea rihs, a crushed
chest and a broken collar hone, lie
rented easy last nihf , ImI was still
iiiH'onsciiuis tins' niorninj:. McKarren
Davis, eililur of the 1'iiris, III., Dea
con, Kill 1 cred a fractin-ed skull and
may die. K. 1'. Iluxcn of I'aris was
internally injured and had hi ri-,'ht
houlder broken, lint will recover
I wo iillinr men in tin- aiitiiinolule were
lightly injured.
PEARS ARE LOST
The Jiih wind of Snmlny niu'lit 1 i 1
CHICAGO FREIGHT
ClllC.UiO, Aiis.-. 28. A iienenil
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oniili-rnlik- dnmii-jc to the pear crop J strike of (iiMttt fn-iithl handlers in Chi-j slatement follow
ISKIil.lX, Aun. 28. The official
ome sections of the valley. i'roh- ca--n will he called tonight, unless of.
ably the heaviest losses were sii-tain- j sc-jhI- ot the hicao, Itnrlinirton &
cd in the Hear creek district, where I , " """ '"' 'lie
, ., , M'ht to have its business ai-pnts en-
about .10 lo -10 per ceiii he fruit . ' ... ,. , . ,
' ler treiirhl houses to collect dues, J.
was blown from the trees. Gcore . rim-lii. secrct.-nv ilo. mm.i.
Cnrpeniel-' Koolhill orchard lost np- nonnoed.
proxiaiiilelv -10 per i-cnt of the D'An- I 'fhrci
hundred and fifh
jou crop. Ifcpoits from the rest of ; ployed by the ('. II. & Q. ,
men ein
Iruck this
DD FELLOWS PICNIC
AT ASHLAND SEPT. 5
he velli-v indicate a much lower ncr-
eeiilniie of loss. The llillcrcst esti
nm I eft from 211 to 110 per cenl loss on
Coiuiee and llou-ell...
l-jirly estimates of fruit damage
from the wind have usually been
a t ternoon.
Chinese Laborers for France
PAIflS, Am.-. 28. One iliousnnd
Chinese laborers nri ived at Lyons to
day. They constitute the first con-
irieally evmceraled and it is hoped j tin-jcnl of Chinese who are to lie
lhal lalei- estinialcs will greatly re-j brought lo France for work in innn
iluce the damage. Mlion factories.
in llu .Soinuic district our oppon
ents wiih stroni; forces and after
copious artillery operations, made
Iresh if furls in ihe evcnin and night
to break llirniuth our lines north of
the river. 't
"The Kn'lish repealedly stormed
araint our positions mi lhe Thiep-val-Muipiet
and Delville wood-Oain-cliy
fronts, while tile French stormed
our -iiisiiions between faurepas and
Clery.
"Their attacks failed southwesf of
.Muiiiiiet and in Delville wood fiirhtin-.-still
uiies on in sonic trench sections.
"On the remainder of Ihe front a
-ides of llassee canal continues with
no successes for either side."-
Auto Bandits Make Haul
DI-'.THO.'T, A lie 28. Two automo
bile bandits held up a Standard Oil
i'ollectin- wairoa near Dearborn, 'a
suburb, this afternoon and i-scapeil
with 40011, acconliiiir to police re
ports. .1. Isbcll, driver of the eolleetini;
waf-on, is said lo nave noen assaulted
by the men. He said the robbers
were in a small automobile, of the
same type driven by the men who
lobbed a pay ear of the Hiinoiishs
Adding .Machine .company recently
and escaped with !f:i2,"00. I shell was
found lyinsr at the fool of a tree, lie
was illcslioned closely by llu- Hilicp.
Sir. anil Mrs. Herman Meyer of
Lake Creek mient Sunday with Med
ford friends.
I IINIl.llllJIIIMJI.I,lll JIIM L J. J'. J..SHI
a . . ' ' -m I - - - I !! M
V You'll Recognize S.S.8.Cartons
s'ffl m m m w g
5 'ra vmm Jg
I part of the artillery a.-tivilv on both -Willi 1 I TlillilHH I mt I I r n I -
k A .
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If 1 1
EVERY
1 DAY lj
On the shelves of Tour drut-
tiit brlhe absence of nr showr
designing mote so will you re
cognisewbr S. S. S. is the SUnd
ird Blood PutiCer after giving it
en opportunity to rebuild sod
strengthen your 'run dawn' blood
with its wonderful tonic uir
itles. The Swirr speciho Co.
ATLANTA, OA,
pliiilily t(i be expee
id, when Ihe present cabinet of Pre
mier llosellt was fonned and Waller
Iiiiiiciuuin, presidenl of the Hritish
Vmrd of trade, .visited Italy; for then
one knew for certainty thai Italy was
tirelricvahly dependent mm her allies
and could no lotmer ael except
they ordered."
j LONDON, Atiff. 28. Ilaly's dee
liiralion of war njiiiinst tlerinany and
the declaration of war by Kuiuania
against Ausliiii-I lunnary have ettus
id a most profound impression in the
(lernian capital, says a dispatch from
Ilerlin by way of The Untrue lo the
I'i.vchinme Teleiraph company.
t The Ilerlin newspapers, the dis
patch adds, express themselves bit
terly aptinsl flotllicb von Jn-jow, the
(lernuin foreis;n minister, mid Dr. Al
fred Xiuuiif rnuiuii, the under seere
lary for foreii-u affairs, those state
ments beiiijr considered by the jour
nals lo he partly responsible for what
is declared to In- (lennany's diplo.
malic defeat. -
Odd Fellows picnic and meeting of
Southern Oregon Odd Fellows Ahko
elation at AHhland, Seiiteinber
191(1.
AH Oddfellows and nebekahs, their
families and visitors are cordially in
vited to this picnic occasion In Llthla
Park, noKiie Itlver Valley's favorite
resort, at Aslilnnd.
Ashland Lodce No. 4." 1. O. O. F.
will furnish free ' coffee, stiKar ami
milk; Visitor's baskets tlio suhstan-
tluls. '
Kpeelal rates on tlio railroad will
bo published luct'. Watch the
papers.
A fihort btiHlness meetlnj; of the
association will be held and an enter
taining program for everybody is
belni! prepared.
near nrotliers and sisters, come
and give ono day to Oddrcllowslilp.
CO.MJtlTTKH.
Germany Halts Beet Seed Export
n nniii.Mi iiia, aii'. L'M. tier-
many will permit no cxporlalion of
ugar beet seed until laic this autumn
alter her own demands have been
supplied. The slate, department to
day advised Senator I'helan of Cali
I'nrnin. ;
PERSHING RETIRES TROOPS
' TO COLONIA DUBLAN
SAX ANTONIO, Tex., A up. 28.
(lencial Pci'shintr bus withdrawn the
thirtecnlli cavalry from H Valle lo
Colonia Diilihin, neeorilinu; to ttn
rtnunccuiciit made at departini-nt
hcadipuirters today, fleneriil Ftin
kIoii said Ihe move was desij-nrd to
j'ncililiitc the work of supplyiiif; for
nee for the ortfitni.atioii and had no
sinnificanee. Kl Valle, Hie advance
base of Ihe cxpcilitir.tiary force, is
abnnl fitly miles southeast of Col
ouiit Dubbin.
FUTURE EIGHT HOURS PLAN
(Continued from page one
nitrlil made an ' announcement that
nil her than (jive up nrbil ration the
Toads preferred to face a strike. The
slatctnenl chanted Ihe l'ennsylvaniii
with inconsistency in that two years
iifto it foiiKht the efforts of its shop
men lo orpinii-.e anil arbitrate. It also
declared thai as Ihe conlrollinir in
terest in five smaller roads, il has re
fused them representation on the
luaiiits;irs' ifrTence, committee, anil
.Hint if iiibitraliiin wero aj-reed upon
il would not apply to these roads.
Greek Steamer Sunk
' LONDON, Aim. 28. The flreek
steamship Lenudros, I .! ) tons, has
been sunk, acenrdiuu to a dispatch
from A'aleiu-iii, Spain. In Lloyd's ship
ping imency. The crew was saved.
Mrre Troops to Border
WASHINGTON, Auti. 2H. Ntilion-
al Riiard I mops of Ohio, Kentucky
aiitl ermonl, now in mobilisation
-amps, were loilav ordered to Hie
Mexican border.
ELDERLY WOMEN
SAFEGUARDED
Tell Others How They Were
Carried Safely 1 hrough
Change of Life.
Durnnd, Wis. "I am the mother of
fourteen children and 1 owe my life to
Lydia E. Finklmm a
Vegetable Com
pound. When I was
45 and had the
Change of Life,
a friend recom
mended it and it
Riivo me such relief
from my bud feel
ings that 1 took
severul bottles. 1
am now well and
healthy and recom
mend your Compound toother ladies."
Mrs. tviAiiY KUXiWAY, Uurand, Wis.
A Massachusetts Woman Writes:
Bluckstone, Mass. " My troubles
were from my age, and I felt awfully
bick tor three years. 1 had hot Ilushe9
often and frequently suirered from
pains. I took Lydia K. I'lnkhum's
VegetableCoinpound and now am well."
Mrs. I'ikkkk ComtNOYKIt, Itox KID,
Bluckstone, Muss.
Such warning symptoms as sense of
suuocation,hot Hushes, headaches, buck
aches, dread of impending evil, timidity,
sounds in the ears, palpitation of the
heart, sparks before the eyes, irregu
larities, constipation, variable appetite,
weaknessund dizziness, should be heeded
by middle-aged women. Lydia U. Fink
ham's Vegetable Compound has carried
many women nufely through tills crisis.
If Ever There Was a Time
For Comparing Values
That Time Is NOW!
It's ronr only iii-utpctiou aRiiiiist liiijli pi-ircs and
cotton mixed ponds. The Suits and Oven-oats we
make to measure for to .120 are .uiiarantenl till
wool and worsted and no other dealer will attetiijit to
duplicate them for less than 2.".
COMPARE AND SEE FOR YOURSELF
iti:Sii:.Miit:it, our
Knits ai-e as uimmI ns
nny nnd iN-tti'i- lliaii
many.
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DANIELS
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on sale Tuesday at 10 a. m. Thousands upon thousands of dollar's worth of
Men's Suits, Hats, Shirts, Underwear, Hosiery, etc., has been placed in the
hands of B. W. Craig, Sales Manager, for the purpose of exchanging merchant
disc for cash at once.
NO WAITING, NO HOLDING BACK MERCHANDISE MUST GO AT ONCE
BE HERE AT 10 O'CLOCK
BE SURE AND COME
TUESDAY
TUESDAY
THE DANIELS FOR DUDS STORE
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B. W. CRAIG, Manager
Sale Continues Daily