MEDFORD MATTJ TTJTBFST MTDFORD.
OREOOK. FRIDAY. JUXE 13. 1917.
$248,050 OF LOAN'
ACTRESSES SUE COMEDIENNE 0 N STOCKS SAY ARE WORTHLESS:
u, s.
ITALIAN MISSION VISITS
MEMPHIS. TENNESSEE
MEMPHIS, Tenn. .June 13. The
Italian minion arived here today
from New Orleans. The visitors were
met by a citizens' committee, headed
bv Mavor Ahcroft.
j BRITISH MERCHANTMAN
CRUISER AVENGER SUNK
LONDON, June 15. The British
armed merchantman cruiser Avenirer
was torpedoed and (sunk in the North
8a on Wednesday night. AH but one
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- TOTAL FOR WAR
j ere eo eu.
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WARSHIPS
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(Continued from Pigs Ota.).
Kiel. V. W. Kfllejr. Chaa M. Moct-
popery, T. W. Milef. Ceorge Crisuir.
v :ra Ann wan, r-cna utrnice Heaii
Mary C. Browne, Aften S. Harvard,
Anna C. Hart, C. Robert Hart, Md
ford Domestic Loundrr. First Nation
al Bank. Wm. G. Tail. Ida S. Tait,
Jane E!iraltth Tait. Jane C. Scarf,
Fred I Heath, L. R. Schmalhousen.
Thomas Sveen, Tho.ua Earl Beall.
J. C. Brown, Luther R. Tidale, Lola
R. Folger, Eert B. Lovery, Mr. Bert
B. Lowery, Wayne Lovry. David Lov
ry. Lucile Lowry, Burton G. Lowry,
Arthur Jaaiea Rote Perry J. Gregg.
H. W. Binpham. K. J. McCarvel.
Saul Gornstein, Evelyn Schwartz, Ma
bel Evelyn Mears. Charles F. Younit,
Jeanne I- Brackinreed. M. M. Com
pany, Inc.. Leon B. Ha&kint, H. S.
Stine, Mrs. Lou D. Jone. David Hill
Coolidge. John Dale Stine, MrMorri
M. Dow, Ernest Adami. C. V. Adami.
John B. Goodrich, Edward C. Kelly.
Southern Pacific Railroad company.
Jackton County I Wink Iirt.
Jackson County bank, 131,100.
Nora Daley Medley, M. A. Dickerson.
A. S. V. Can-enter. H. U. Lnmsden.
Mr. H. V. Lnnuden. Ben). Webb. E.
J. Klein. Ethel Ryan. Mn. Peter
Young. Margaret Kerr, Ed M. White.
Woodsom McDonald, Geo. M. Ablea.
Elmer T. Fom.
Leonard Carpenter, G. W. Dow,
Elizabeth N". Robinson. Laura V.
Crocker. Asa F. Robley. Weir W. Mc
Donald, R. W. Stearns. Geo. P. Lind-
ley. Nolo M. Lindley. Emma L. Paul.
C. W. McDonald. Eva W. McDonald.
F. M. Calkins, Maude M. Stlckel. Kate
Stine. Ada V. Smith, Lynne E. Smith.
Sarah E. Lindley. Jane C. Carroll. P.
C. Blgham, John O. Conner, Lease M.
O'Connor, Elsie Schmidt. John Pout
ing, Wm. C. Rice, V. H. Vavter, Med-ford-Ashland
Typographical Union,
Abbie J. Champlain, Fred L. Cham
plain, Chas. P. Champlain. Georgina
C. Kettle, Beatrice C. Jones, Dora L.
Smock. C. L. Vpshav, J. C. Rollins.
Robert Rollins. R. A. Nevland, X. B.
Roberts. L. L. Small, W. C. Earhart,
A. F. Stennett. E. M. Brovn A. H.
Miller. Walter R. Stokes. Mildred I.
Stokes. Wlnfred Y. Crovson, William
F. Isaacs. Floyd E. Miller, Henry C.
Brown, Marion D. Brovn, Elizabeth
Brown, Ethel Curry, Edmard L.
Proebsting, R. A. Johnson, Fred W.
Treacy.
C. E. Gates, Ioraine H. Parsons,
Elmer T. Foss. Geo. M. Abies. First
State Bank. Eagle Point. J. W. Red
den, R. J. Conroy, Southern Pacific
Company, Carol F. Hovfous, Blaine
Klum. Wm. P. Blake. Joe W. Wilson.
Pauline Johnson. G. R. Satchwell.
lKn Runyard. Edwin J. Runyard. Les
ter H. Fay, John C. Mann, Moran
Percy Co.
Medford National IJ-t.
The Medford National bank, total
I.T.Tr.O. Joseph G. Chapman. Jr..
Carrie J. Walthcr, Corbln Edgell, In
land E. -Voe. Edward Wllkerson. W.
V. Ilarnunt. Lorrle 11. Warren, Med
ford Printing Co.. GeoKre Putnam.
William E. Clonie. Clarence Thomas
Noe. Stuart Patterson. Nannina Wal
ler Patterson, Lottie A. Probsting.
Lillian M. Daniels. Ruth Farwell
Kenly. N.-llle M. Scarf. Mary Eliza
beth i.ore. Med.'ord National bank.
John S. Orth. V. R. (rth, Eleanor I.
Orlh, Di.rothy D. Orth.
Medford National Hank. Bertha H
Williams. Angus J. Van Waning. Gus
Newbury, Wm. C. Crowell, Thos. XI.
Davis. Wm. S. Crowell, James W. Ber
lian. Wm T. Ilerrian. Miss Mildred T
Carlton. Harold IV Ko:er. T E. Dan
iels, Harriet Wilson. Clementina L.
Wilson. Virginia Wilson. Robert
Itnire Wilson. Krci K Merrick, lla
letl F. Plat!. Itlanrli T SalaiK Marie
Antoinette Hovells, 1. V. Wil'lam.
G-or:le 1. Pruett. Jentile Pructt. lr
vin A. Pruett. Annie Kelihor. Ulllum
J. Sir.nntt. Sarah S Van IHke. Ero
niett S. Palmer. Ella C. W enerlund.
.lames W. Shirley, At'tle Kendall
Thomas, George P. Mtn.s. H"l"-rt W
Wilson. Martin J Rrddy. William M
Altken, John A. Wcsteriund
Sherman r. Gortloe. w. II. Cue.
Sophie J. 1 Core. ' n r.rilfm. Im--I
Cl.rMlne Van Warrior. (l:ace M
Cnnl-y. Vlrmnia 'unimir;cs larkr.
CummiiiKS Parl.er, Wi'liarn Henry
Svilih. ll-.ton 'Irleie. Orttlla V'hpole
Annie M. H. Palmer. rna l.e t'.rlf
lin. Mary II Grlf'ln. Holland A. H'it
bard. .V;;y l,ee Kol-er's. IWrothy
Vrn'l llo'rts, Kifnrta Cordelia
WMtman. S lias H.i-V.with. Dorothy
IVe Orth. Eleanor 1. Orth. Dee otth.
John S Orth, Florence II ('.off. Edith
T. Reamei. Ui.Urd Fredrick Whit
man, l-clatid No-. Th"i!,a Johnson.
lorothv ( ohl.er, l.t.ie M Howard,
IjOUIb A Srtla-ie. He .- n v. Hingliatu,
Sydney 1. Itiomi. Uliam Hates, .las
W. Hales. .SoiCh.su Pai iti( Kaliroad
Company.
Grand total annum. 4 . 7 ".
Fruitgrower' Itank l.lt.
Farmers 6 Kruitruers ban, to
tals. 13,i0 I" liny otthrll. t
E. Whlteman. !: C. K. Win.
roan, C. V. Whl.lo.k. lioi-rt i
Alice Xieln, al left. 0ratie so
prano, and Grace Kilkins Ijelow,
actre-s wife of Bear Admiral M.irix,
I. S. X.. retired, are suine Marie
Dressier, center, famous comedienne,
and her husband. James L. Dalton,
for sellin? them stock they sav is
worthless.
Mis. Neiisen s.-ivs she .,iid i t.500
for stoct in the I'lida Oupier com
pany of California, which i-he says
is worthle. Mrs. Marii say she
paid l.fc(iMJ for stock in the Federal
Primer rom;iaoy, a nebulonf w-itery
corjoration." -he charges.
Porter. Bayard McClure Getchell.;
Mildred K. Antle. C. A. Noren.
Haze H. Antle. Roland E. Swan,'
R. F. Antle, Varerie McClure Getch
ell. Ida B. Evans, Georgie O. Whll
lock. Alice McClure Getchell. Enid M.
Hunt.
C. E. Gates, Cora E. Vtley, South
ern Pacific Railway.
Southern Pacific IO.fKK.
The Southern Pacific has deposited
to the credit of each of the four Med
ford banks, J 2 i 0 0 liberty bond sub
scription or a total of 110.000 assign
ed to Medford i
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WASHINGTON. June 15. Sena
or Sieriinjr today intrctdafed a res
olution auihorizinp the senate mili
tary committ'-e to investigate the
portion of the ! recton f building to be iised b
Southern Pacific's million dollar sub-! the soldiers ir
scription In San Francisco. This ia j The committee
credited lo the bank thru the north
western National Rnnk nf PnrtUnrf
and Is added to the total of the Med-,,,f -anxnters and other laborers and
the training camps,
is aked to ascettain
the cost of cantonments, the waees
ford banks.
BRITAIN 10 RELEASE
LONJKXN", June 15. It was an
nounced In the house of commons this
afternoon that the government had
decided to release all the prisoners
taken In the IrUh rebellion of Easter
Sunday, a year aco.
In making the announcement An
drew lionar I-aw, government spokes
man in the house of commos. said
the price Mtid for materials.
Ikc aue of the short time for build
ing the canij. cometitive bids have
not been aked and contracts have
been let on the bu-is of cost plus a
perventac of profit for the contrac
tor. It has Imh-h alleged in some
instance that contractors paid ex
tortionate price to raie their profits.
LOAN OVER-SUBSCRIBED
(Continued from page 1.)
' The success of this loan Is a gen
uine triumph for democracy. It is
an unmistakable expression of Amer
ica's Hi t pr ni in n t inn in latrn fhfc war
that all the Irish prisoners would be (or (he protefljon of Ameri.an rights
released without reservation. -.a,,ii.., , .
! liberty thruout the world to a swift
Bay City Short Halt Million. land successful conclusion.
SAN KKANOSCO. June 15.San , .., am apy gr,teful t0 the bank.
trancisco was short 14,3.300 of its rs. the business, the women of Amer-
quota of I4J.000.0O0 for the liberty , lhe. patriotic orcaniiatlons and
, loan at o clock tonight, according:-. Deo. n,r,iIv. w(thou, whose
to iigures maae puonc oy me nueny
loan committee for the Twelfth fed
eral reserve district. A. C Kains,
governor of the reserve bank, said:
"There Is no question but that San
Francisco will meet its allotment and
may possibly considerably exceed it."
Former Senator VV. A. Clark of
Montana, telegraphed a subscription
of f l.ortH.oort to the committee today.
' ;cordia!y co-opvration and enthusiastic
support FiKfxs could not have been
jwon. It has been an inspiring cam
paign ami it has had a 'lorious fin-'ish."
At Raid on London Kilts 104.
1 aS in , June 1 ." . S i r ( ieo r c e
Cave, home secretary, announced in
the house of commons that the latent
reports of the casualties in Vedne
day's air raid showed that 104 per
sons had been killed and K-4 serious
ly and 269 slightly injured. Alto
gether, he said. 120 children were,
killed or injured.
Infants-Mothers
Thousands testify
Horlick's
The Original
Malted Milk
Upbuilds and sustains the body
No Cooking or Milk required
Used for Vj of a Century
Substitutes Cost YOU Sam Plica.
w4
You Can Never Know
At Just the moment you ir.ay need
some particular article of equipment
on your car. Kmergenties sometimes
arise when eitra shoes, inner tubes,
tools, etc.. are a necessity. It 1st to
provide you with these essentials that
e hate marked our entire stock at
low figures.
C. E. Gates Auto Co.
Diamonds
The Hall Mark of Success
and a Sure Investment
K y.
MARTIN J. REDDY
FOR DIAMONDS
VI AI.ITV I IK.T
1'In.ne hc-. Villr Alwajs Welcome.
MONTEVIDEO. June 15. The
senate decided today that if Ameri
can warships visit Vruguan ports they
will be Interned as non-belligerents.
Altho Uruguay decreed ita neu
trality in tte war between the United
States and Germany she expressed
sympathy with the United States.
Warships related as belligerents
would be permitted to remain In
port only 24 hoars and would be
limited as to the supplies which they
might take on.
The socialist leaders in Uruguay,
Interpreting the sentiments of their
colleagues in South America, believe
that a peace formula providing for
no annexatfonsband no indemnities
would be unjust and must be replaced
by a formula, not or annexations, but
of vindications and restitution, not
of unjust indemnities but of indem
nities to compensate for damage un
justly caused.
LONDON. June 15. More than
100.000 prisoners have been taken by
the British during the war, James
Ian McPherson, parliamentary secre
tary to the war office, announced in
the house of commons today. ' Up to i
the end of last May, 76.067 prisoners
were taken on the western front to
which must be added at least 8000 for
the month of June. In Mesopotamia
10, $00 prisoners have been taken!
since July, 1916, is approximately
S73.
On the western front the British
armies have captured 414 guns since
July 1, 1416. In Mesopotamia, 132
guns have been taken since the be
ginning of the war. exclusive of those
lost at Kut-El Amara and subsequent
ly recaptured. In Egypt eighteen guns
have been taken.
The territory regained by the Brit
ish on the western front since July 1.
1916, amounts to 600 square miles.
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J CAPITAL
p . $100,000.
If
Uninterrupted Commerce
lOUSINESS AS USUAL" is giving
D place to BETTER BUSINESS. You
who are on farm and In factory should
know that a WORLD demands your supply
of products. It is no time for looking
back but ahead.
Plan to take advantage of what
ever opportunity appears by build
in;; up a pood bank account and 3
pood credit standing. The latter is
made possible at the 1st National
bv the former.
siNaiionalBank
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MAIL OEDEES PROMPTLY FILLED
WE PEEPAY MALL OE EXPRESS
WOMEN'S COESETS
25 Women's Cautil Corsets, good
model, a splendid $1.00 quality,
for this sale, fiQ
a pair 0JL
aims
14-22 NORTH CENTRAL
ilEDFORD, OREGON
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WOMEN'S GLOVES.
Kayser's Washable Chamoisette
Gloves in white, black and colors,
cheap today at 85c, for this Qp
sale only, a pair .. .VwC
Half Price Sale of Suits and Coats
Suits at Half Price M Coats at Half Price
Just twenty Spring Suits in the house
these must be sold at once. In order to sell
them quickly we place the entire lot on
sale Saturday at ' price.
$25.00 Spring Suits, now ..$12.50
$30.00 Spring Suits now $15.00
$35.00 Spring Suits now $17.50
$40.00 Spring Suits now $20.00
$50.00 Springs Suits now $25-00
AVe have about 25 Spring Coats left.
These are all good colors and sizes and in
order to dispose of them in a short time
we place them on sale Saturday at -2
price.
$15.00 Spring Coats now $7.50
$20.00 Spring Coats now $10.00
$25.00 Springs Coats now $12.50
$30.00 Spring Coats now .,.....$15.00
$35.00 Spring Coats now $17.50
Great Rummage Sale Saturday
2' K) Odd Shirt Waists, some f them White Linen and
Silk, slightly soiled, and mussed. Also a few i-ol-ored
Wash Skirts and White Middies, values up to
;r.:al:i:i:(: 48c
Warner's $3.00 Corsets $1.48
We have taken about W0 pair of discontinued num
bers in "Warner's" Rust Proof Corsets that sold
$1.48
at rctruliir prices up to $.3. and will
.'lu-e tin-in on sale at. pair
200 omen's Flannel Skills. Gingham House Dress
es. "White and Colored Wash Skirts, odd sizes and
colors, slightly soiled and mussed. These garments
sold as high as $8.50, r q
sale price, each y qC
Children's Muslin Underwear
Children's Muslin Pants,
nicely trimmed and well
made, tip to 25c values
sale pnee.
each
Children's Muslin Waists
and Skirts, good quality,
just a limited quantity,
worth L'.ic, sale
price, each
Hot Weather Underwear
Women 's Summer Vests
siccial 10o
Women's Union Suits,
very special, suit . 39c
Kavser's Band Top
ts. sin -rial, ea ...35c
Vt
"Kayser's" Ban I
Top Union Suits, special
a suit 69
Complete line of the cel
ebrated "Athena" Under
wear 69c up to $2.50 each
10c
Hot Weather Hosiery
15c?
Women's and Children's
White Cotton Hose, all sizes,
siH-cial 15C
('hildrrn's Socks, pair . 25
Women's White and Black
Lisle Jlose, special, pr. 59
Silk B(Ht
Silk Hose
Women's
and Fibre
ln 75
Fine lisle Hose in all
colore, very special,
pair 39
WOMEN'S
PARASOLS
2"i) Women's Parasols
in Plain and Fancy col
ors, on sale Saturday
from 9S up to $8.
BATHING SUITS
New line just in on sale
Saturdav
$2.4S up to $6.9S
BATHLNG CAPS
On sale Saturdav, each
35c tip to S9c.
New Smocks.
New Middies
New Housedresses
New Overalls.
New Sweaters.
MANN'S THE BEST GOODS
- lUAiiLft what THE PEICE MANN'S
EIBB0N SALE
Moire KibU.n, good width.
all silk, si-ocial. yard 15c
l' pieces plain aud fancy
riblxMi. up to 5tV-values.
yard
25c
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