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LAW STATEMENTS; 3 P. M. SATURDAY! ALLIED DEMANDS
mutton, thoutih oimt indi-finile a tollman to Inl'i'r that Ainerkaiis ol any I
j tin lixlivtiluulH, uh KhovvInK a (in iifscr- I sort are involved in the plat. Tli'Tf
Iohh Hit uatiuu aloni; tli bonier, (arc many -Mexican refugi'i-is In till
Publication of the fact' that tin: icouutry who art inimical to tin' pi-psi-i
KOvwniiH'iit lias taken stepH to check- j dent'K .Mexican polii y, who would
! mate such a movement, he helleveK, :doubtl s.s consider the present time
I i?oes far toward preventing an attack, 'an ripe for the furtherance of their
either upon a border town or upon ' projects. The silver which Is Known
General
I'erbhliiK's forces.
ItetiilUition Mown.
HOI'.AItT, Okla., Oil, 27.--Allan
I,. Ui-nson, soiliilist laiididnle for
president, who is on a campaign tour
of Ol.lahiiuiii, today made public a
letter written, he paid, by .1. I'. Tn
liii lly. secretary to President Wilson
to V. 1). Fowler, Hot HprlnnH, Aide,
reuardini; the. Hay Chamberlain unny
reoi'Kanlzation law, which Mr. Mensem
ban crllicized In public HpeechcH,
(duirnitiK It conlains a druning cluuxp.
In n ulatemcnt Mr. lleiifion nays he
HiiKgeMted in Mr. Fowler tiiat ho write
Mr. Tumulty and ask whether hi"
(ISonKon'B) chaws In this connection
were true. Tlio.Tiiuiully letter, dated
Anbury Park, N. .1., October 11. as
quoted by llenson, foiluws:
"In reference to your letter of Octo
ber 5, T bc to Fav Hint, as has been
explained iiKalu and main, the clause
referred to (Keilinn 7!i in tlie so
called llny-C'hniubcrlaiu army bill ap
plies only in time, of war. While Hie
bill was certainly Ill-considered In
laucuaKe, the Intention was nol at all
what Is represented by its critics lo
be. 1 may add Ihal Hie president
feels the lallKUllhC was too sweepillt!
and ho hopes lo i;et It limited at
the earliest opportunity."
'Mr. Ilcnson's statement says:
"Two hlK facts stiind out: the presi
dent thiouKh his secretary, now pri
vately admits he has signed some part
of the bill rolatiiiK to I lie draft, which
lie now disapproves and which he wlil
try to Ket. limited at Hie earliest pos
sible opportunity."
The Klamath lulls
nrrived in Meillord tin-
othall sifiinii
nii'iniu' fur
ATIIKXS,
taniiiii-j rcai
Oct. jr. -Tli iih-r-
hed bv Kin'j: I oiituiiliuc
jnnd leiire-eutnlivcs of tlie euteiiti
OBITUARY
Kineliuloe l.uwn'iico Orlando K In
eholoo d(p(l of lionrt trouhln at the
homo of his parent:!. Mr. uixl Mrs. (1.
J Kinrholoo ut tln-ir residenco on
N Vino street Wednesday even
ing, October 2 5, ut the iiro of 21
yearn, 11 monthK and 14 tnyn. Mr.
Kincheloo lintl ruined many friends in
Aledfonl (luring his three years veal
tlnncn in the. city( who will he sorry
to hear of hi midden death. Mr.
Kincheloo leaves in mourn his death
his paronla and three brothers and
'three aiMhirs, who are Mr. and Min,
(',. V. Kinehlop, Ilaslul, llorni-o, liny,
draco and Olnvn KinHiloe, all of Med
t'ord and Mth. Kiln Itume of Xortli
Yakima, Wash. Funeral services will
ho held ut the ltaptixt church at in
a. in. Saturday. Interment, will he
made In the I. O. o. rtMiielery.
DARING TO DO RIGHT
(Continued From Puyo One).
''The soundness uf his political
economy is shown hv tin reeord of
his adininisf ralion. It is without
precedent in our lii-hnv tor its con
structive lejrisliitinit, I'lom the federal
reserve law lo the rural credit hill,
utmost every measure pa-sel by con
gress has heen intended to open the
door of economic opportunity to all
Americans wit hout res: a i d to their
wealth or political faith or iiithieuee.
Vractinil Meuli.Mu.
"In tins his praclieal idealism has
heen shown. All hi.- lite he has heen
a student of politieal economy and lie
lias applied tlie Ii-mmi- he learned,
lie has heen contemptuously spoken
of as a schoolmaster, hut people often
l'oruct that tin1 world is lariiety in
debted to, its schoolma--ters for il
proL'ies. ViUou, more tliau miv oihei
president within m rerojlrelion lias
shown hiniM'll iiiriiicsMw in applying
tlie tcacliiii'' of sound pohtieal it.hi
omy to the nation's a flairs, Tiie nro-,-periiy
e are now enjoying i-. Iaruel
the n -uit of (lo- sin.U hv uhieh the
profe--ur it ml tin- plidooplu-r u a
)n epai ed for i lie i v .'ii-ilnlil ie-, id
hi hii;h oi t ii e.
4,Vil--on has lit.' a'hild v In reeonie
hi-- n.i--taKes and elt;ia:e hi opinion.
Thi- i- proof of hi- ivmarkahlc intcl-
lei-tltal holie-tv and open tliUldedlles.
I le I iii - i !ie indii'-t rv I " examine the
facts he intelligence lo ;i.preeiale
t heir hea i in-;1 and lia liei-n lioin-s
cuitULih lo he guided hv tin- evidence
nil her t li.tii , .i i pid ice. This in my
opinion, !- alui.e-t the liiliet ipiali
Mention tor the (piasi pidii ial work
hieh deVoU) ii;on the president.
-t he ha . ire. I, he lu el'red with
the l)t'.l;ii;ihiii oi' Imlcpendenee in
aiT! ill the illtrl-al Hull! to lili',
lihi'l t y and t t't pci -uil o happine-s.
1 am eon'idciM nio ( .. tin' Atneiican
peoph- ii-.w apprer ,;e the liioad liu
ninio' x of hi- j.iii i lo-.-, (he lot'.ine-.-
ot hi iite: 1-. P e h e. dlh ,.t hi- -U1-
-. And 1 I. e that he will
i ( i : . d hv a ii in. a 'iiely hi rut'
tt... .i i... 1.1.. I..) -.1 ti.
I powers ueiieraMv is helie cd to he the
Jackson school grounds Saturday at- ! imm(.)lmI(, 1VMllt 1(t- l)u. ,.,,.,,,,.,. r
tenioon, Octoher JS, at :t o'clock i ,, niilitary and political leaders o
sharp. j France and (treat Britain at lioalone
Tin- Klamath lineup outweighs lliei" Ki'i'lav la -I . The terms ut' tlie itn
. . , ,M , I del-standing incluile on the part of
pounds to the man. Tlie following
to have tione from the touutry to
Mextcan bandits waH not necessarily
from Americans. Indeed. 1 cannot
Secretary Hakor Indicated that no conceive that th-re is any Ameirc-aii
(Mieri1 1 ritizon, who is so heartless, so en
tirely cruel, so wanton as to take a
political step that would Involve
American Uvea.
"The warning was given simply to
protect American lives and property,
and I liavf every hope it will he eft'ec-
wilt show Hie weights and posit ion
of the players :
.Med ford Wawlins, center, 1 17
pounds; Stinson, yuard. 1")lt: Wallace
enard, 15:!; Ai'itchei, ia(ddet liiii
Spuhn, tackle. 157; Sti infellow, end
Ki'J; Voiinc;, end, l.'id; dentry, half
l.'Ki; Callioun, half. Ilia;
full, Kill; 'ornm, full. 12M,
Mcdford an-: Fields. Collin-, I'arkcr.
Mel on:ihl and N'onnilc.
Klamall. Falls - .Mntdienhuckcr,
center, 15f( pounds; Stearns, uuard,
I 15; Carl Alams yuanl, Ml Alel-
hase, tiiekli-, 1TJ; Melton, tackle, I7tl;
Klliolt, end, IXJ; liiu, end, Kt5;
Kiehl, half. Hill; Cecil Adams, half,
11)5; Foster, full, 1115; Short, full.
1;0. Suhs for Klamath Kails are:
Orem and Oeluell.
The average weight of Klamath
Falls team is 150 pounds while the
average oi .Medium s team is only
M5.
(ireere;
Firt- Sincere eompliaiicc will) the
demand1-, of Adiniral Kouiiiet.
Second -Kffcclivi! uiaiiileiinnee of
order-in Athene ami i'iraea.
Third (iiiarantcc of eoni it at ional
lihertie- to Cireek- through the opera
tion of the Icjnl function-, of their
o eminent .
Fourth - No opposition to recruit -
randoit. jinu lor the W nizcli-! rnoveincnt.
Sidis for i iiieii now is eiiaraetcii.cd n- "anli-
Ihil-iarian" instead of "national ilc-l'eli-c."
The "Forward," the hyvah-t or
iin, today strikes the keynote id' the
situation, a-srnin: .
"Tiie Ihnilotiiic conference lias op
ened I In way to a I a rue iiniler.-tand-ine,
hetweeii the jiower-. and tireeec."
One of the leader-, of iilt llr.'i-k
pro-war party declared to the Asso
ciated I'res,- correspondent ;
"Now that mutual ditsrii-.i of on'!
another lielweeu Kimi ( oiistanline
ami the allies is out of the way, we
can l:o to work neirot inline fordreece
to join the allies as a nation ami a
people, not as individual-;."
! immediate movement of
; Pershing's columns were contomplat
j ed. He refused io say. however(
'whether orders had heen given to
I meet an attack. lie gave the Impres
sion that Oenerals Funston and
; Pershing might have heen directed
! iu Hint: cert ui a mc)s ui ti n-i.uiniui.' tiVC
nature, nliould an attack ho made i
I upon tlioir forces, or tlint. the depart-j
meat hart such orders under con-j
sideration. j
, "I have nothing lo say on that suh
ject," was his only response to every
(piestlon in regard to tlie orders sent '
to the border." !
Later Mr. Lansing issued the fol-j
lowing slatement:
I
IjiiLsin's Slutcincnt,
"I was rpjite correctly reported last
niht in the statement that Secretary
Maker's announcement was inspired
hy ahsolutely no political considera
tions as to this country. Nor does ft
Jlshby- Lexicons T
ARROW
COLLARS
15 els. ncH, 6 lor 80 etc
CLUETT P F A B OP V tr COJ TiC :fL
(er ti tit
Heddy's
Reliability
and Price
9
;. t ii nt
ltiililyS
Two tliln'ts Khii h should mrnn much lo yo'i
wheu l.u.Miis
Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry and Silverware
Al this stnrn only rnlinlilo irtvclinmllKe is sold nnd nl prima will h
l.y compurison will convinci! you It pays to buy Iht. You will ii:id
us worthy or your eoiifLleiicp ntul patronnjse.
The holiday season w ill soon bo here. Makp your sploi tions early.
MARTIN J. REDDY
Till-: .JI'.WKl.KIt
Knt Jliiln Stiwt.
iIillM of Quality Visitors Always Wclroiiic
y y zt y
Z?jt-'
DISCOVER PLOT OF QANDITS
(Continued from page one)
delay iu making puWit: the sitlistunee
of the information.
SeiTolary Lansing views the iufor-
SAX ANTONIO, Tex.. O.t. 7.
Villa is i'i'.nrte.l to he planning it
uioM'inenl on Santa Knsalio to eut the
railway line between Chihuahua an. I
Saltillo ntul prevent Curraimi rein
roreemenls rrnin renehiny Ciiihuahua
Troin tlie south. This information wjr;
Iiiinrd in a niessnee from (leueiiil
Pershini;, 'which reaelied army hen.l
.iiarti'rs today.
Il was announeed at headHUMMers
tiial all border eontiuaiuls have been
instriieted lo keep a most careful
will eli on the situaliim as a result ol'
word from Secretary of War linker
renar.lini; discovery of a plol of Mex
ican forces to allack Ihc bonier or
the American forces iu Mexico before
election lime. Officials of the de
parlinenl of justice have been n-l;rd
to repot t any suspicious border dc-
cloptncnts to headquarters. There
have been no shilts in troops on the
border since the word came from
WasliinKlon, It was announced.
WIFE TOO ILL
- TO WORK
IN BED MOST OF TIME
Her Health Restored byLydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound.
KL I'ASO, Tex., (hi. "Jr.- He tore
leaving for New York I oda v on a
nl idea tin I mis -in t'nr go em
inent, Andres llarcia, inspector gen
eral of (.'arran.a t'onsnlaies in the
I'nitcd States, announced he wn iu
imssi'ssiou ol mtormation that a
pint a viik in existence in LI I'aso
which had for its purpose the direct
ing o' Yilln's niovrnienl in the ticld.
said this oruani.at ion wih com
posed ol I urnicr revoiut lonist s wiio
h.-id liiTii i-hw tn Villa in the pu-t
and added th:it he had received an
uucontiiincd rcpori that there were a
few Americans implicated in the tr
Lraiiial i'n.
j Indianapolis, Indiana. 11 My health
was so poor ana my constuution so run
down that 1 could
not work, I was
thin, pale und weak,
weighed but 101)
pounds and was in
bed most of tho
time. I bejran tak
ing I-ylift K. Pink
ham's Vee table
Compound nnd live
months luter I
weighed Kt3 pounds.
I do all the house
work und washing for eleven und I can
truthfully say Lydia E. I'inklmm'3 Veg
etable Compound has been a godsend
to me for I would have been in my avu
today but for it. I would tell wo
men suffering n3 I was to try yourvalu-
. , able remedy." Mrs. WM, GltUKN, 332
S. Addison Street, Indianapolis, liuhuna.
There is hardly a neighborhood iu this
country, wherein some woman has not
found health hy using this good old
fashioned root and herb remedy.
If there is anything about which you
would like special advice, write to the
l ydia K, l'iukham Medicine Co., Lynn,
Mass.
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pea
Pasteurization
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Mrntt every woman
v. nits a our, clnti torn
plrxion, nnd r.m tuive it at a Intlini; ro.n.
V nnstipitimn in women is uk returns to i
nn almninj rxtrnl, nnd tlm rtust poor j
c i iru I. il inn which in come s lor vcllnw,
muddy, pimply complcnjn", win. Ii sn
ninny women arc tiyuig to uvt rtoin.:. j
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets i
is the one drpnul.ihle rcntril)' lor bad
rumplexiina, I hey act on ihc liver ivnd
buwrUhkr ndoincl, yet hnvr nu d'ittt"t huh
nhri-ettf-ct. I l.ry itxsiHt imtnrp U lliunvt'lt'
ibr impiiTitlcn that rt into (he hUu). l lu-y
s ill aiitcly clrnr up, even the moiii du-lift3- i
iiif't ondilum tui. klyanJ tone up the i iitirr !
Bstrni, Hiving t pntr, trcih, ruddy skin.
1 hry are abftoluti-ly pure - rosy to lake
and correct constipation. They net quick-
ly. rleanne and purity nnd tunke you .
(eel fine, Stiirt treatment now. Get a box '
horn any diuuittt 10c and J5c,
KCcpS Jill tilijffl
tt'ria IVuin t!u
rtiviu lis Keep
ltut tfi itn
nu' iialilit's.
1 tul w not jiasti'urizi'tl !(
vcliis had flavors very rn
uy in warm wvat hw.
Ts( (ho host a l purest
'Medford Creamery'
Butter
Vsk vour arnifi'.
; Pasteurized lmlfi
'aiul Nvt'ft cream for
.pins.
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vliii-
III-
BSILL-ANS
Absolutely Icmiiovcs
IntHCStion. Onopackne
proves it. 2ocatalt druists.
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MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED
VEILING
.lust received, our new hue ol tauev
'eiliu!;s, iu all colors, also some new
Ready-to-Wear Veils for street and
nulo 'wear.
NEW "WIRTHMORE"
WAISTS ON SALE SAT-
URDAY In styles particu
larly appropriate for fall
wear, in . regular and extra
i tie Woman s otore
14-22 NORTH C.F5NTRAL
MEDFOIiD, OREGON
MAIL OR EXPRESS PREPAID
GLOVES
Volllels ( 'lianioisette (iloves, ill tan,
sn'av, lilack and white, these "loves
are cheap at 7oc, on sale Sat
urdav, nail'
48c
sizes, as always, they
are priced at, each....
$1
Silk Petticoats
K) All-Silk Taffeta Petti
coats, in plain and change
able colors, really worth "i.
$3.98
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VVlKTHMOk D.9 Y,i I
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f!fl,:'i'A::iffi-vy
NEW "WELWORTH"
BLOUSES ON SALE TO
MORROW These Mouses
do vastly excel all others ob
tainable at the price and are
I'ontinuallv
friends for our
making: new
Jllouse J)e-
for a special sale Sat
urday only, each
New Crepe de Chene Waists
2") Heautit'ul Xew
Crepe de Chene
Waists, made iu the
very latest styles, all
colors, worth sale
price
2o extra heavy Crepe
de Chine Waists, in
white, flesh, maize
and black, up to .$(!.."()
values, on sale Satur
day, each
$5.48
partment, on sale
Saturdav, each
J2
Fancy Petticoats
.100 P.eautiful Flowered Near
Silk Petticoats, in dark and
light colors, extra good
style, worth today .-jvS.OO, very
$2.19
special Saturday
each
Another Big Sale of Winter Coats and Suits
New AVinter Suits.
made of all wool serges
and poplins, some trim
med with fur, look
good as most $25,
Saturday, each
as
2o Women's Heavy Win
ter Coats, in fancy mix
tures, a good $lo coat, on
$10
sale Saturday,
each
25 Women's All-Wool
Yclour Coats, in navy,
green, ISurgmidv and
brown, worth $22.50, Sat
urdav, each,
at '
$15
Women's Xew Plush
Coats, extra Imig and
vide, some trimmed with
heaver plush. lined
throughout, on
sale at, each
Corset Specials for Saturday
100 pairs of
Colli il Corsets.
new fall model,
worth $1.00, Saliu
day, iair
Women's
all sizes.
well
69c
100 pairs' Women's Flesh
Colored Corsets, all sizes,
worth todav $1.50, on
sale Saturday,
pair
98c
Hosiery Specials for Saturday
Women's Kino White
Lisle Hose, all sizes, ex
tra fine quality, on sale
Saturday at,
pair
35c
Women's Silk Hose, ev
ery pair guaranteed, all
colors and sizes, on sale
Saturday at.
pair
$1.25
Novelty
Sport Skirts
Our present showing in
cludes a complete assortment
of novelties and plain colors
in the most desirable fab
rics, pretty flared models
and pleated effects, fancy
pockets, belt and button
trimmed
$5 up to $15
BEDDING SALE
Saturday Sale of Underwear
Women's and Children's
Fleeced Lined Vests and
Pants, good gradi
special, each
29c
Odd line of Tioys' and
Oil-Is' Shirts and Pants,
in white and gray, values
.!,,,n-,,pj5c
Up to i.)i
price
Womeif
ion Kuiu
stvl
I me
grade l"n
sizes and
es. cllenu nt i-x
nir price, suit
59c
Women's extra fine
grade of I'nion Suits, full
bleached, all styles and
sizes, very special.
iSaturday, suit .....tfOC
(iray Cotton Mlanket
good size, fine ciial-
it v. worth $1.25..
98c
Heavy Miners' Plankets.
good size, dark colors.
worth $2.50. sah
price, pair
$1.98
Xew Feather Pillow
covered with gooit tn
ing. worth $1.50.
sale price
New Comforters, filled
with pure cotton covered:
with fine silknlim
very special, pr...
98c
:$2.48!
Saturday is Notion Day
'hildren's fine
Hjindkeiciiiefs.
5c grade, special,
each 20
Colgate's Natur
.il Soa.. c.ike..2c
3 for 250
Colgate's Tal
cum Powder. 25c
can.
each
pec-ia!
15o
"Pucilla" Cro
chet Cotton, all
colors, special,
ball 10o
All Silk Hair
Ribbon, all col
ors, special, per
yard 10
Children's Hose
Supporters, all
sizes, special,
pair 100
IT PAYS TO TRADE AT MANN'S
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