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Newspaper Page TextPATTF! RTX WEDFORD MATTJ TRTBTTNE. MKTVFOTCD. OTCTCfiOX, FTTmAY. REPTEMTiTT? 22. 101fi VILLA PURSUED BY CAMZISTS I NATION ABLE" TO STAND SHOCK OF L FRAME-UP STATES ;e VILLA'S ACTIVITY WASHINGTON', St-pl. 22. Sm-iv-tiirv LiuiHiitf tmlny ilcniuin'i-(i us wholly untrue published ri'porl tlm! In mi I 'Maiden t Wilson's imlitimi mlvisprK luul ilisnrviMl over lejrnl phases of llio rctitlijitory Irjiisliitiiin iiiined nl (iron I UritninV inlet iVrci(H with Inule. lie aldd llial (hi! views of the sliiltt (h')i(rtiui'iit ri'iirdin the tfishilion were not in sluipe I he di-cussctl iiixl thai no etii'lusiitii h;nl Ik-pm renehed n (o i-nlorci'inciit. It h:iH lii'cn known tor scvith! ilny fh:i( while no roiii'M hud heen deter mined on hv Hecrelitry l.nnsinir, some olTieml of (he deimrlmenl helieved Hint pml of the lejiislniiijti is of doiild l id legality nnd nnrni'orceahle. UN'i lil.'AWll. N. .1., Sepi. 22. I'ri-Mdeht Wil'-un h;ts annulled to ennfcr lute tudiiy with Walter Iline I'ni'e, Amei'iejin ntnlmssjidnr to (Ireat Itiilain. It is umleivloiul that the liliieklihlhijr of some Anierienn firniK and inteiTcrenee with Amerienn mntls are to lie discussed. AadtMssntlnr I'jijje Iiih heel) in this count rv several weeks, bill the p resi lient litis lieen In" huv f di-enss d" ( it i In of Hie work heinif dme by the American cinhassy nl London. LONDON, Kept. 'I'l. Tho reports which have been current fur some time that llulguria linil ugreed not to altnc.k Itumnnla when tho latter nation declared war on A iiBti'la-1 1 1111 gary are supported ly u statement made today liy u Rumanian ot'flclul In London. Discussing tlio Itusso-ltu-manlan victory over tho (lerman and Hulgarlan forces In Dohrudju ho mild (leneral Averesco, forinerly Human Ian war mhilHter, who led the forces which lavadeil Hungary, wan trans ferred from Transylvania to Dolirud-, ja only afler evidence had boon ob tained that the KulgurluiiH Inlomlcd to break I heir word. "The (lermun plan of capturing the town of ('onstany.il and thu great bridge over the Danube Iiuh fulled definitely," he continued. "The llul gurluns will rcali'.e the nilxtnke they made in following national Instincts and being unulile to keep their word." SHOT BY MAS OAl.VKSTOX, TVx.. Sept. 22.--Twn ltritlsh Hiihjerts were taken Trom their hnuiu nnd uliot ii ml thlrty-Hix of a party of thirty-eight. Ciirntiuit nnl dlern were killed In b raid September Hi on an Aipilla otl rump neur Tux pain by liundilH nillliiu theinnelve Vlllhdn, HeconltiiK to ti report re ceived lie re today hy the utoutncr To plla rroiu Tiinipho. The CnrrnnzisliiH put up a haul fluht, It witK wild, but were outnum bered and overpowered. Two of the ('arrnna officers took refuse in the limiHCH oT the KunllHluuen. They were discovered and put to death and I he KiiKllslimeii killed for having kIvcii them shelter, the report add. IJJN'IMIN, Sept. 22. 'flu- lluiejur iau did lias irjceh-d t lie nudum ol ('mini- Amlrn-y and App'Uiyi, lend ers tit llic nppHxilam, fur the cnttvo eat ifii n the dcleal mn, in-i-ni dinu to a HmhiiN'-l 1 1 .i t li lo It'etllel'' liy way n' A"ilci dam. The -l"!rn which I'rcmier Ti-zn i iinvv ii'pi'ftrd to lime wvnlhered iv:nhed il- lo-iynt nil Hie cntran'-c of Kmmwna into Ihc lank- u! the nllii'. The nialler- wi:i'h the itppnitioii de liiandeil should he icleired to Hie del enation re the tillered itn'iMop,'! -eriev id' Hie An-tl iiin ye el iUm-ill ill Hie n d mm ii i I r.t t m Mi l I'-hi'iii ulliiti nnd the iin'l I irii-ni-v .)" Ao-ti' J In ni: a rial! ji raw a!iiiiin-t rr t ion. ANDREWS TO LEAD PRESBYTERIAN CHOIR (leufje Andrew he- been eiiecd j iv Hie I'ic-liv teriaii i luu.-h lo direct (he ehiin- t lioir. The present choir will lie .iii'.:iiirnied by Mr. A toll ew student- and otbci-.. A hi-.-uiti'id ntu Hieal U"o1;mii W iH be jjiveli jit eerv selice. Mr-. 4 . I M.-t Mi lli,V tlie ipc ol;;nu. . CIIIIIL'AIII'A CITY, Mexico, Sept. 22. Carrunzn troops nre pursuing the bund of VIlllHtaa which attacked Chihuuhiiu City last Saturday south ward, according to official annoiinco nieut hero today. The VllllstnH are rt ported iiaKKlni; iilonu the road to .limine., Kouthwext of Chlhunhuu City, nunchera arrivliiB roport Villa'a forces were discouniKeil at failure to obtain toot pronilned by Villu when he captured the city. Reports from the district through which thn bund passed, It was (jiven out, say Vlllu has lost coiiHlderable prestlKe because of failure of tile ut tack. 1'rlsoncrs tuken by Villa, who have returned, say Villa's plnn was to sur round 1 lie pulucc duriiiK Ihe lude pendenco day celebrallon, kill flen erul .IlKdntou Trevlnn, i-ounnaudant at ('hlhuahun City uud his starf, and to dlsorgunl.e the gurrison. Vlllu last was reported In the Sierra do la Sllla district near Simla Ysu-bel. I JOINING F t NI5W YOKK, Sept. 22. Ninety ineniherH of tho Aulhorn' league of America have ninned and issued a protest UKainrtt a proposal to nffillate with the American Federation of La bor. Included In that number are many well known writers tuich as Jack London, (ieoi'KO Ado, CyniH TowiiHcnd Hrady, Joliu Burroughs, Winston Churchill, Hamlin Garland, KuinrHon IIoukIi, .loseidi C. Lincoln, Unuuier MaUhewfj, Uuv Stannard Itaker, Samuel 0. Illylhe. Irvln S. Cobb, .JamoH S. KlaKK, Will Payne, ldu M. Tarbell, Kate Doughtm V1k gin, Owoh Ulster and Kdward Alott Woolley. They denounce the proposed affil iation as "inappropriate, disadvan tageous and dangerous." SAX l'UASCISt'O, Sept. 22.- The Wev. Newton K. Clcinenson, pastor of the Itenicin I'reshyti'iian church, litis asked Hie synod of California to re lease him from the ministry, it was learned here today, with the declara tion that "ceejcsiiistienl questions arc making the prohibit ion douma a test of orthodoxy," and "are lurnin Hie i'h u i chi's into polil ifii con v cut ion halls I'm- campaigns in enmity and hale." liev, ricinetiMtn tave u srrii-s of eighteen lectures two years np Ihi'diit'liniil Cnlil'ornin for the ('alitor uia liiiipe I'roli'i-live iisooeintion, lh eharues dil't'erenee between him-elt and Ihe Oakland Crobxlery arose a a result o crii'ci-iii of hi v. ei-t ure.- GLASS WORKERS GEI 20 PER CEMT RAISE I'lTTSlH IIC, Sept. 2:'. An In crease In waues ot per cent, for workers In ttie hand window Klass fnctories was derided upou to day at a conference held In Ylevehmd between Ihe wage lommillee of ihe National Window (Mass Workers' a.soelallou and re present at Ives ot the factories, according to olficial ad vices received here The new mile will ailed nppro mntrly :.nn men In West Virginia, PcuupvlvHiiia, Oiifo, Kansas, Oklaho ma and Indiana. ASK SPECIAL SESSION NKW YoliK. Sect. I'etiiions asklnK tiie president to call a M'eiial session of con Kress to meet t tie in ci e!-ed i ok( of tond l pbc-inu an cm barm i om foodt off e portal Ion were dlMrlMited tod.iv ninoni; soil'1 :io,ihhi retail crocers, linkers mid ot her Mu a 11 den lees t hronuhoui the eit.. KMoi-ls will lie mad'1 lo .ml Ihe petit ions ! I lined ti I .cue tie eon- ! suiimts. 1 tie Mii'ter tli'.ners' elation, ntiith tainci.d the i)iocmnt 'here, has dei id. d l,i in. ike :i nation t V Mc campair.n. SAN KKAXCISCO, Sept. 22. The attempt of the prosecution to con vict Warren K. Hiilinxs of the murder of .Mis. Mvrlle Vnn fuo, one of the ten victims of the preparedness par ade bomb explosion of Jufy 22. wan i baruclcri.cd today bv .Maxwell Me Nutl, chief eoiitiscl for Killings in his plea lo Ihe jury, as a "fuonumenl lo cp regions i-t iipidily and incapac ity." The prosee.ut ion's theory, McNutt snid, was "nonsviise utter non sense. "I say thai in Ibis case," contin ued MeNnlt, "it was the hope of the di-lriet attorney to frame' u ease that would til Warren K. Hillings and Thomas Mooucy w it bout any effort lo find the actual mail who did Hie job." MeNnlt tiUo referred to Hie case as 'Mhis h i-t o lie Iheory, fonned in Ihc brain ol' Private Detective Mar tin Swnnsoi'. hutched in Ihe super heated, peri'enid iniainal ion of the Kslelle Smiths, Hie Mellonnlds and reared lo maturity by Ihe Kickcrts. the lireuiniiis nnd Hie traffic squad-- (iod save the mark,'' Charles I'ickert is hi district at torney, James Itrcnnan assistant dis trict iittorncv. nnd Mrs. Ksteile Smith nnd .lolui McDonald were the prin cipal wit uesse-i for t he prosecut ion. McNutt contended Hint the de fense had established n perfect alibi. "At the very lime the statu says I ii I lings nnd Moonoy were iroiim through their antics at Steuart and Market streets," he said. "Ihc state aUo says that Hillings, Mootiey ami Mrs. Mooncy were goinjr through similar unties at 721 Market street; and photographic evidence, with as perfect an alibi as was ever offered in this court, proves Hint Hillings and Mooney nl that hour were nowhere near cither of those spots. "Tell me if McDonald, on the far ther side of Steuart street, with a crowd in front of him. could see a live loot fonr-iiieb man going through the ajities he describes. Let us Knve noor McDonald to his drugstore dreams." Reported by Jackson County Ab stract Co., Sixth and Kir Sts. Circuit. - W. L. Van 1 Ion ten vo. Rogue Itiver Public Servlco Corporation, Demurrer. Heal KsOito Transfer?. Mary ,1. Smith et nl to P. A. Decker et yx. lot in Ashland.-? Ill Pacific Land Co. vs. Seymour II. Hell, land in see. I-W-L'K lb Raphael C, Messiier to ,1. K. Crews, hd ,-, m'c. 2 (-;. :(V. I M. Jai ker et ux to John Ham ford et ux, land in twp. ;t!L ii-:. . -u. -o Tuin Hiisboiig to Liucidii (tray, same Hi SUBMARINE SINKS HOSTILE TRANSPORT! RKRI.IN. Sepl. 22. The admir alty announced today that a hostile transport wa. sunk in the Mediter ranean on September 17 by it (termini siibma riiic. "Goodnight Corns ! We UseGets-ltr 3 Drops in 2 Seconds. That's AIL "0ETS-IT Does the Rest Never Fails, "Really, T never could rtco bow Bndio fov people lo the most til III mil nnd painful w:iv they e;ui lltul to net n.l of eurns. They'll -wrap their loi-d up with bandages into a p.iRk!ii;o lhat Ulla their sheen full of foet nnd in.iKea torus i p;Unful thcy'v got in walk nldewnvti nnrt wtlnktft o their l;o-ei. Or tttey use Piilvex thiit ! I. it rtulit into tlie toe tltl tii:iK it j r.iw 11 ml wore, or tr-ey'H p!astr ! (hit renUo the iornt bttlue. or pick j n:id Hino at their eorns nnd tn-ifcn tl.etorKblee.t riliuiv, Isn't It " 'l'J KTs". IT" is tto dltnpte. moii'-i n Wonder for ! rorn. .hit! nut 3 drops on. It dries I ttifilatitlv. No putt), fu" or trouble, T'ip corn, cnltn or imrt noen ami Cotiii)i..!r. tl!lttn u-e oolhlnir elue" I i ! i rt'S. t'l " t milil :int. reromniend- : f b- ilrne rl t fVfrwvliPf e, r.e i (ttle. or )nt on ree-lot of price, by j K. tjtiwrrni-o A Co.. t'hlcaRo, U, iMid in Medtord ana reioiumended j tn (lit wnrld't bet corn remedy by j I I ON it, SMNS. NKW YORK, Sept. 22. American business moil aided by the federal re ncrve bank Hyutem will be able hiic ceHHfully to withstand the nhneU of lOuropcau competition after the war. In the opinion of Chai lew Hamlin, member and former governor of the federal reserve board. Ills vIcwh wero expressed at tbe annual dinner of the Institute of Aecouutaiilu last night. Ho Kpoke as follows: "1 estimate that tiie wealth of the United States has increased during the last two years hy $10, 000,000. Rank deposits have Increased between $(,000,000,000 and $7,00 0,000,000 and the stock of gold has Increased more than $700,000,000. Since the first of the year tbe importations of gold have amounted to $00,000,000. "No nation of the world has ever enjoyed the prosperity that tlris coun try now enjoys." DEBATE POLITICS CIIICAtJO, Sept. 22. -The Hughes National College league lias accepted the challenge of the National Wood row Wilson College Men's league for a scries of debutes on the issues of the campaign and has appointed u committee composed of Karl Hehr, chairman; Amos J. Peaslee, Lloyd I. Stryker, Klihu Root, Jr., and Kniory R. liuckuer to meet a committee rep resenting the democratic organization lo arrange details. You'll Rocoonize S.S.S.Cartons Kmwt mj lMUt ,, rz? ,""' rssr mzr ts; X" -rrrrc. -ic- -,.i r-rti "Jis - iiiSSJ -T T :i- WOMEN WANTED Ladies who have had experience are wanted to help at the selling of the AHRENS STOCK TheEntire Stock Will Be Sold Sale will continue daily until merchandise is all sold Read Pages 4 and 5 WASHINGTON, Sept. .--Secretary Raker let it be known today that the war department was not dispos ed to accept as accurate the report of Villa's raid on Chihuahua City last Saturday transmitted by Brigadier General Rell yesterday on tbe strength of Information that hud reached him in Kl Paso. "We have no military information as to renewed Vlllista activities," Mr. (taker said, indicating that it was as sumed that General Hell's account was based upon rumor and reports current in border towns and not facts obtained through army channels in Mexico. Ho declined to discuss In any way what effect the reappearance of Villa, If it were confirmed, might have on the movement of American troops in Mexico. . So far as Is known tbe war depart ment has made no effort to learn from General Hell the sources of his information. General runston is ex pected to transmit promptly without additional instructions any authentic news of the activities of the bandits upon which any change In plan involv ing General Per.dilng's expedition might be founded. SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Sept. 22. General Funston today said ho plac- i ed full credence In the report of Vil- la's attack on Chihuahua City sent to -the war department by Rrigadier Gen ' eral George Rell Jr., nnd given out for publication yesterday. He said that he bad been Informed that General Rett's Information was gained from reliable porsons who had come to Kl Paso directly from Chi- . huahua City immediately after the I battle. On the sbelros of your drnic giat by the absence of any showy deiicnmemote to wilt you re coumzcwhy S.S. 3. iithe Stand aid Blood Purifier after giving it an opportunity to rebuild and strengthen your 'run down' blood with Itt wonderful tonic qual ities. The Swift Specifio Co. atlanta. ga, "Please send me some tea black tea." And he docs! But Mrs. Brown, perhaps, does n't realize that there are two distinct types of black tea: English Breakfast and Ceylon. And that she might like one better than the other. The ivay to choose tea is by taste. If you will send ten cents, nee '11 mail you the Taste Packet the simplest, surest way to know good tea. The T istf Packrt contains four parehmyn tnvehpet if Schilling' t Tea Japan. English Breakfast, Ceylon an J Oolong enough lo make Jive or six cups of each taste. Address: A Schilling is! Company 333 Second Street, San Francisco Schilling's Tea Sold through grocers only. Standard packages, S-oz and j-li. There is some ai'.niiinciit. iinioiiff tlie people as to wlio is tiie favorite HUGHES or WILSON IJut it is enerallv conceded that " Bedford Creamery' is Ihe best butler on the market. 11' you are not using it now try it and you will al wavs ask for it GIM CHUNG China Herb Store Herb cures tor Earache, Hcmlnclie, CttaiTli. Dlplitlici'iii, Sore Throat, I, unit Trouble, t'lincer, Klriney Tliillhle, StonltH'll Trouble, Heart Tiiillhle. tliills and l'ever. Cramps, tviiulii, loir Cirt'iilntion, CurbitneleH, Tnmtrs, Citked Itiwist, Cures of all klnils of tioitres Xo H'ratiiin. To Whom It May Concern: I am free from rheumatism. You can lie the same hy taking treatments from Cim Chung, the herb doctor. My rheumatism was so had that it made me so weak that I could scarcely get i up when 1 was down and the pain I suffered one could hardly Know unless one had the same disease. I was truly dissatisfied and disgusted with life In my condition and trying to live. Now to my friends that care to he cured and would like to be free, try the herb doctor. He can certainly relieve in a very short time. Very truly yours. MKS. M. L. KOI-K. A (iiiarantertl Cure for Tiles o Stirgienl 0MT!ltlon Krttuil-ed. 211 SOl'Tll KIIOXT STItKKT. W.ll. roiin oiii;;ox, rs. Brown tells bcr grocer: Add $25.00 Monthly to Your Income C-t") '11 ' . p hiimiO) in Kp.'ire Urn1 , rrprtcnhiiK The MchIim'ii I'ria cillii. tiie national fancy worit maga zine. Kvcry necilln-workcr nocils It; every housewife enjoys it. Previous' experience not essential; spuro timo your only Investment. We supply cv- .erytliing ami show you how to huilil jup a permanent nif:;a.ino luislness. ! Write for particulars today to Agency j. Manager, Tho Modern Priscllla, IJos- ton, Mass. . INTER 1,'RHAN AUTOCAR CO. TIMB OAltn. Leave Medford for ABniand, Talent and Phoenix dally, except Sunday, at 8:00 a. m.. 1:00, 2:00, 4:00 and 5:11 p. m. AIbo on Saturday at 11:15 p. m. 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