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Newspaper Page TextVAC.E ETC TIT MEDFORD MATL TRUU'NK. At I'DI'OIMX OIMXIOX. MONDAY. .ll'I.Y 1. 1915? SIAM NO PIKER IN WAR ANSWERS HUN SNEERS. HAZE OF SMOKE IBOLSHEVIKI GIVE CASUALTY LISI SPECIAL JULY 4 lVDO-CtUlTA E TO PREVENT FALL ES IN BLACK SEA S-'n FRENCH HMD.NMp-g CHii?Ncmr WASHINGTON', July 1. The iiimv casually liM tuilny cmiluiiiK -111 mimes divided 111 t'i!livh : Killed in action, live; died of wounds, four; died "I' iteeident Mini oilier . causes, five; diiil of disease, i-even; clied of airplane aceidenl, one; wounded se verely, Jf;. missing in aelion, one. Killed in aetion Lieutenants N'or burne H. (iruy, Louisville, Ky. ; Carl oVdolpli Johnson, (irund ltiiils, Mich.; Corioruls Frank A. Morgan, Litchfield, Conn.; .John .1. Siscoine, IMiiladelpliia ; I'rivnle Ilicliurd J. Weine, 'liiliuilelliiu. Died of wounds Privates Alfred Hl'lllm, Vo:lliers, N. V.; .Jesse L. Dixon, lllaeksliore, (la.; Kllee Jm-k-son, Clurksville, Ark.; Morris (i, Kus Hell, Ainory, Miss. Died of diseas('--Sereaut Charles C, r'oitst, Dnylon, Ohio; Cor)o'iil (llenn II. ('minis, Mulberry, Ark.; I'livutes John A. Dodds, Decatur, Ills.; James Juekson, Codele, (In. ! Jerciuinli S. Lyneh, lliuoklvn, N. Y. ; .lames I'ahuer, Canee, S. ('.; r'rnnklin II. Wliil teuiore, N'aslma, . II. Died of airohine aeeidenl - Lieu- tenanl (ieore T. O'Louliliu, lluciiic, Wis. I lied of ai'i it'enl and other eaues Coiiorals John llenrv Duriiiaii, .lr l'a-1 St. I.imi.-, ills.; .lo-epll (lalla aher, Cashalnor, Ireland; I'rivnle Herbert 1'. I'ayson, Kansas City, Mo.; Monte Purvis, Sumner, Mo.; Louis Williams, Lexu, Ark. WHITE FLAG iS LONDON, July 1. A white fluis with a bl uo cross hu been adopted by the dlot ua t ho new national em Mem Tor Finland. Tho cnmmmit hore Is that th wliltu flu atom inii;lit havu Ihhiii inoro itfiprupriulft, rIkh ITy in fom ploto urmi(ltr to (iommny. Tho toniiH of tho Ct-imati-Kinnlsh iiKrucmont aro now announced. Tlmy Include tho economic control of Kin lund by Germany for 20 years, and a defensive ultlniuo with tho Hiiiik. A Finnish army or loo.ono 1h to be raised and Instructed by (ierman officers, (lurinan officers will com mand tho Finn army In the east In eaHe of war with Husnla. Germany is to give financial Biip port to new Industries In Finland, with tho object of exploiting tho ex port bushiest to Russia. Tho (Jer meiip cuu tructiuK a railroail from i c r r of Finland to tho Mi:;..;;:; ... :. 'njrderlns tho White sea. At the end of this line on tho coast a naval base minht seriously hamper ullled communication!) with the Rus sian port of Archa;it!l. WASHINGTON, .hilv 1. Tho mme system nl n)-l;il rates tor ncsia pi'rs iiml iH-rioiliciil was chanu'lcr icil us ;m "ilI-jMlvivrd, dfciilcdlv hMikms;-b;H-kwiml and walking-backward iiicii-nii'," by Clmrlcs K. llmjlic-, Uo lu-ailcil a coiuiui-sion tn sftoinl i-ln- inail mailer in 1M11, in a cltler laid hetoiv the hmi-o wav aiul uican- n.tiiiiulli'e 'tnlay nt ticar-im:- mi llic new war revenue hi!!. I'llbli-lu'l uppeiil M1'4 in opposition to the one a-, uliih becomes ettec tne Miinda , iv-eiitel tlie letter. The eoiii ni-- o!i irj.or!" -! hiiium -Iv n:.;'i;i-si tin- ,'niir f- M r:ti. t'h;.b- .M.Mli-rll 1'o-t (if New York, .hie. Iut ot (he I'uhltOter-' Ad-i-orv b.r.l. w.i-s .i'ir-lh.nc.l el..vt-. lv today b i!n- , o-iuuMtee, 1 liailiii.ui Kid Inn bar-Hi': that tic p'iMi-lin-s Were i.tieittpliri- to ,,liiu,d tire-" !. bnul coii'ic'.uil n who tuvmvd lush er rules. Si. ileii nils i-.'arillii.j llir rone system, ;i'earin' in a book let issued b tlM. iMiblithers' board. wen- d loiun. r.i n n 1 1 ue au.i tie bv Mr. Kii Inn. ep II1'M Ore.. .Inlv 1. S,v f,.ivM fires 111 the lc, rhute- lull i.mill tnr-e-t, the ku-. -t c. neruu an urea of Jllll ncn -. xcrc out under coil nil hi, luorllilu.', I.e. olditl:.: to I'.-pcrl, reach iiiu- the upcr ..Hie,, here 'II,,. liri'H I.....ie,l in the Cre-cent lake kccIh.ii. (;" n.ile, a,i ; on inU llliilllll ii in. Ill miles In,,,, here; Hie llll( riwr -e,li,.n; r.el,c..r Ihltlc. where nn M-i-l.,i,t f,.ict s'lin-rti-nr lieiuls II fin of l,:eli. and ,.u the Tuln.'llo rro'c t. A m 'ire ws rc irted Ibis nioiiiun; Hem s,,ii,,n'r. Juke, but BO ill tails wen. in eiveil. Florence Lalladle in "War and Woman," special July 4th attraction at tho Riiilto. "Wur and Woman" l characteriz ed as a great Mk patriotic picture, in which Florence l.aliadie, who la BUp Miiieri by a fine cast lofjkc far more beaut ful than she has ever done on 1he wreen. It deals chiefly with spies and the secret service, but there if Just the rin:ht amount of war stuff In It to Kivo It a punch. The hero 1h an avia tor and with American aviators o 1ns to tho front every day now, the picture Is up to th-s minute. Ku spen hg and thrills begin right at tho opening. Florence l.aHadlo, us a patriotic youriR American, falls un der the suspicion of the IT. S. secret service because of tho activities of her stepfather, who Is actlnK us t"6 aKont of a foreiRii government, Sho leups off a moving train to oscapo from Iilm, and the night sceno in n railroad switch-yard Is a won der. A few moments later sho Is called upon to give first aid to an aviator whose machine falls before her eyes. She fulls In love and marries the aviator t Wayne Arey) and their "trips in the air furnis-h many thrills. There Is literally a smashing fin ish to the picture. Near tho end of tho play, while Miss 1-aMadIo Is a prisoner in her own home, which lias lieeu made the headquarters of the invading army, determined to punish (bo men who have been responsible for so much jnlwery, tlie plans to blow up tho house. While the offi cers feast, tho fuse Is lighted and at tho sumo time tho girl's husbnnd starts out in his aeroplane to rescuo her. I'ortlaiMl Livestock I'OllTI.AXll, (Ire., .fill v 1. Cnl I If steady lo strong: i ipts .l.tiitt). Steers, prime . 1 '.'.(Hide I II.IMI ; (juod Id c'hoiee 1 1 l.lltilu I '.'.till: medium lo U'ood steers, JfM.()(lr 1 0.0 ; fair lo medium. S.Otll.tl.llO; common to fair, .f.'.IMKu F.I'O; eows and heifers, elloiee, fS. IMI(ii l.ll(l; uiediuin to Kood. li.)ltfl 7. "H; tair l tnediuin, .f l."itl(iil.'i."iO; eanneis. .'f.l.lllhiH.."iO: bulls, $li.(ll)((i Hull: calves, if..KI( 1 L.'iO ; stoekers and feeders, .fT.lltlKi N.OO. Huns 111 lo l.i cents liipber: re ceipts, l,-l!)ll. Prime mixed, $l(i.7(l((i lli.tlll; medium mixed. $l(l..'ill(f Ui.'ll; rangh heavier, H'i.71"' l.'i.dtl; nius, $l."i.."ill(o Ili.lMI; hulk of sales, $111,110 (ii Kl.ti'i. Sheep -Sludv; receipts, 11H. Kast of UHiiilltains lambs, $l-l.(ll)(n W.oO; valley lambs, .fl,.,.."ill(il Ll.tlll ; vear linus, 7..'.(l(ii,.IIO; wi'lliers, .7.(lll(n "..'ill; e'.M-s. .f.'i.niKii 7.00. Hui I it iiml :ki;s I'dli'l'I.AMl, Ore., July I. Nutter finn. City creamery prints, -ISe; cur tous, -!)c. Ituvimj in;e butter fat, I'ortland, 17c; cube extriiN, -l"c; priuie firsts, -lie; tirts, -i:lc; dairy, :i:lc. KtiGK - Sclliue; price, i ii-e count, idi'.jC Luvini,' price, itii' oc; candled, lllc; selected candled ill Cartons, -llV I'IH I.TIi'Y- liens o.V; llruilcrs, :illc; old r.io-lers, lllc; turkeys, 'JS(, ,10c; i:cesc, 'J'.'-; ducks, :l."i(.i :17c. . rortltiml Grain WIIKAT New crop, fJ.-JO; hurley, feed, .t'ul; brewing, t-VJ; oat-. SI !l bid; corn, No. il, yellow, -li'i hid. MTI.LSTl 1'1'S- llnin. t-Ul.tllho :)0.."i0; shorts, 0"iu :l'.'."'0 ; nud- drinks, lldio :l!l.."ill per ton. MAY lluin price, timothy, .vj I ; iill'alfii. t-ll; main, .:(. STATE OF WAR PROCLAIMED. (Centliiiied From r.ig line.) It Is known that the Hermans hare !ccn ctveillni:ly nnxioun to olualn p.i:.M'sslon of these HitppHcs, or IT ilicv could not tlo so iliriK'tly to have' them taken over by tho I'inulsti white nuards who have been aciim; undiT Herman pmmptiuK. T'hiiilli Inva-lon l.o.lu)V. July 1 . tncrcasliiK nc t i x-H v hIoiik tho Mourmansk rnilroa.l 'is rep.irted by the Christlanla coires- pen, lent of tho Times under date of .luno -7. wlio iui.v.s ttiat a rinnlsa Icoinmaiid of lino troops, of whom j .',oii are Hermans, lire- inarchtni; down Hie I'asvill valley. An iinneil liritlsh steamer with o Hrlllsh vice consul aliourd has gone to I'eleheima. j whence It Is oxpeetisl lo make a dash , nlnnit (ho I'asvill rler. A lurco and I well equipped liusstnn force, nccord- f ii K lo reports recetvisl by the eorres. j pendent nt I'etchonna i nuirchliiK toward tho rul)wn across ttio mouTi i t.ilua. TODAY'S MMKEIS I (Hy Newspaper Knlerprise Ass'n.) 1'AHIS, July 1. The kingdom of Siam will celebrate (he first nnniver siiry of its declaration of war against (Icrinuny mt nioiilb. Many Atuerieans prohuhly don't know Siam si in the war. Hut it is with both feet, with nil its 8.000,0(10 people and with uu army that is now fighting in France. , , ' , (lermnny sneered when Siam enter ed Ihe War. Those sneers have been answered. Not only have thousands of Ions of German shipping trapped in the harbors of Siam passed into the bauds of the allies, but the little eonnlrv lias niude ils cash contribu ABA NOTIFIES TURKEY OF OUTRAGE WASIIINC.TON', July 1. The! t'nited States jroverniuent has for mally presented to Ihe Turkish gov ernment the report that Turkish troops attacked and sacked an American hospital nt Tabriz, Persia, and seized the American eonsiillate there, with u reipicst for an explana tion. Corroboration of the facts of the Tabriz incident lime been received through Spain, siipportiiii; the rumor sent from Teheran by Minister t'ald vfcll. It van said at the stale de partment today thai the character of the Turkish tniops responsible for the indicnity miclit have nn important hcarins: on the attitude of the I'nited States in Ihe matter. WASMIXCTON', July 1. Word from Turkey is beini; anxiously nwuitcd here by Ihe state depart ment that it tuny become known whether (lermany's ally shall be add ed lo the list of America's enemies. It is thouvhl possible Ihut (be troops which raided Tabriz were Kurds or other irregular soldiers openiiini; without orders form or the sanction of the Ottoman government. In that case the incidtnt iniiiht not assume irreat importune,., particularly as so fur as bus been learned there was no lo-- of American lives. All American- were reported out of Tabriz some time ii-jo. 750 QUARTS OF BOOZb GRABBED AI ALBANY Al.llANY. die.. July 1. Sewn hundred i. lid tilt ipiarts of liiplor, beini: trau-terrcd from the Southern I'neitie to the Oregon Kleetric here c-terdnv was picked up by eovern incnl and local ot'ticers. The liiplor ca-nc cheeked from Montaelle, t'ul., to 1'tollatid, packed in four trunks. No in re-!-, were made. M'YY Yir.iK. .lv 1. The Anicr- (le L. K.itoii ot (i.- I "ii-ii ton- i;i,. , ha- Incn sunk, pre--.i,nablv by a (icnnali submarine, in i Kuropean water-, a, cor.ltni; to tntor jin.itiou received ill -hippmi; circles I' here tm'ny. She lett an American poit for France about Iwo weeks ayo. tions lo tho cause of democracy., Now it has sent its men. I 'rii.ee Yaidyukui'u, Siamese nm biussudor to Franco, refused to make publie Ihe number of Siamese (roos Sent to France, but be declared they lire not raw recruits, but men trained nccordine; to Kuropean standards, and Ihev have seen service in fierce battles with the Chinese. Shim's distance from the front and the dii'l'ieulties of transportation will prevent the sending of any Iiiiko eon tiiiL'ents, but Siam is making the Huns feel her presence in the war for Ii uiiuia jytituhstsmene for Immunity just the same. it VASHIN'GTO.r, July 1. An un favorable report on "Garabed," the mysterious engine which its Inventor claimed would take the power out of the air to run anything from an air plano to a battleship, was submitted to tho interior department by the committee of scientists which tested the Invention at Boston Saturday, with the approval of congress. The committee announced It (lid not .believe tho principles of tho In ventor, Garabed T. K. Girargosstan, were sound or his devices operative, or that they could result In practical development of free energy. WASHINGTON', July 1. Pur chase by tho United States govern ment of ono-thlrd of 2,000,000 tons of Iron oro bought by Great Uritaln, Franco and Italy from Sweden was disclosed today by an executive or der of the president directing the secretary of commerce to pay $t, 000. 000 for tho ore to the British government. Tho purchase prlco, which w ill be paid out of tho unexpended balance ot the president's 1 100,000,000 war emergency fund, Includes storage and transportation costs incurred by Great. liriUIn and also transporta tion costs in getting the ore to this country. AMSTERDAM, July 1 -In a lo- ppondent artlclo on tho present food situation in Germany tho socialist newspaper Vorwacrts of Berlin, points out that the general shortage is undermining the morale of the people. Among them. It declares, tho question of "an early end to the tragic world war has again become of urgent Importance.'' Bell-ans Absolutely Removes Indigestion. One package proves it 25catalldnifjgi;:j. ; Gus Stlnnon, former well known Medford young man, 27 years old, and loyal California-Oregon Power company employe, who had been Hy ing for a year pant at Klamath Falls, to which city he was transferred hy the company, met with a tragic death last Saturday afternoon when 'he was electrocuted while working on u power company pole. Mr. Stlnson who had many friends In the city Is survived by bis wife and son at Klamath Falls, and his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Stinson of this city. News of tho accident reached iMedford last night when Klamath Falls Elks telephoned the news to Medford Elks. Mr. Stinson was a member of the local Elks lodge, and for years before entering the employ ot the 'power company followed his trade of stone mason. Funeral arrangements had not been completed this afternoon. According to the report phoned to Medford last night Mr. Stinson was working as a lineman on a power company pole at Klamath Falls or near that city, when the cllmher at tached to one of his feet slipped. Altho at the time he was wearing a safety belt, which would have pre- vented his falling, unconsciously when his foot slipped he reached to grasp the nearest object with his hand, which proved to be a power wire of 4000 volts of electricity. Death is thought to have been In stantaneous or practically so. Ills body fell hack from the pole, heiug held by the Bafety strap and climber of tho other foot, until It was tuken down. ; SALF.M, Oro., Jul y 1. Governor W'ithycouibo toduy sent u letter to Secretary of State Olcott usking that the state emergency board be called for the purpose of considering the needs of the state penitentiary. Tile maintenance fund of the slate prison is nearine; exhaustion, nnd Warden Murphy estimates that from ifr,0,0(IO to $'17,000 will be needed to cover the necessnry expense for the remainder of the vear. THE BEST PROOF (iivon by a Madron! Citizen. Doan's Kidney Pills were used they brought benefit. The story was told to Medford resldonts. Timo has strengthened the evi dence. Has proven the result lasting. The testimony is home testimony. The proof convincing. It can be investigated by Medford residents. Mrs. Wm. Charley, 305 North Grape street, Medrord, says: "My kidneys did not act right at all. Be sides this, I had much pain In my back and sometimes 1 could hardly bend or straighten up. At night, the pains bothered me. too, and often I couldn't sleep. 1 tried piasters and medicines for my back but none of them helped me any. It was while I was feeling 111 and discouraged that I hoard ot Doan's Kidney Pills and began taking them. In less than two weeks, I felt better. I took in all four boxes nnd got well again." (Statement given September H, 1917.) On .March 16, 1916. Mrs. Charley said: "I recommend Doan's Kidney Pills Just as highly today as I did several years ago. I stili consider them a medicine of merit and when ever it is necessnry for me to take a kidney remedy I use them, for I know they are most reliable." 60c, at all dcalors. Foster-Mllburn Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. tfirinr V the tti(rnl Ctrl-' Tonight Tomorrow JUNE CAPRICE in "BLUE EYED MARY" RPKCIAL WKDNKSDAY nU'RSIVXY "WAIl AND THK WOMAX" .1 11 fl It rv im i Due to lack of breeze smoke from the forest fires burning In the county continued to settle down over the valley today forming a thick haze. Most of the smoke Is from the forest fire burning In the Ii 111k west of Tolo. Five men were sent by the county association this morning to help fight a new fire which had broken out In the Buck creek section of the Butte Falls neighborhood. The fires which had been burning In the San tlam district of the Butte Falls neighborhood were reported Mondny as being under control. Three fires in association territory are burning In the Elk creek section, which have not yet assumed serious proportions. Federal Forest Supervisor Rankin returned late Saturday from the big forest fire which has been raging in the Klamath Indian reservation and part of the Crater national forest for over a week. He confirmed the report reaching the city Saturday that this fire had already burned over 20,000 acres. ( Supervisor Rankin lett this morn ing with a crew of 20 men to fight the large fire which has been burn ing In the Rabbits Ears section of the Prospect territory up on the Umpqua divide. This fire Is assum ing serious proportions. The Jackson County Fire Patrol association will open up an office in the Jackson County Bank .building Catarrh is a Real Enemy m and Requires Vigorous Treatment Do Not Neglect It. When you use medicated sprays, atomizers and douches for your Ca tarrh, you may succeed in unstopping the choked-up air passages for tho time being, but this annoying condi tion returns, and you have to do the same thing over and over again. Catarrh lias never yet been cured by these local applications. Have you ever experienced any real benefit from such treatment? Who Fills Your Prescriptions? A Doctor finds out your trouble, it Is the prescription that cures you. If the prescription Isn't compounded exactly as the Doctor prescribes, it the ingredients are not ot the right quality, the medicine is not what the Doctor ordered, you are taking something else. This store does not vary one iota from the Physician's order. Feel safe, bring your prescrip tion to HEATH'S DRUG STORE Phono 884. TYPEWRITERS Second hand Remington Vis $48.00 Second hand Underwood $19.50 Second hand No. 5, $100 model $77.00 (This machine is practically new and a Itargain at the price. Owner going to war.) New Woodstock No. 4 $70.00 (On terms $75.00. $10.00 cash and $:i.00 per month.) lioval No. 5, brand new $69 50 1 (On terms $7:1.00.) Corona and Royal machines orders filled in order as received. TYPEWRITER SUPPLIES OF ALL KINDS MEDFORD BOOK STORE THE INDEPENDENT SHOP We are not In the combine. We are not letting someone else dic tate how we should run our business. Wo employ first-class work, men, use the best materials and guarantee satisfaction. Tho policy of this shop is the same as it has always been. At the old stiunl, Comer of Itlversldo nnd Eighth. Hillings Carriage and Auto Works ' Gagnon Lumber Yard All Kinds of rough and dressed Lumber. Specialties: Dimension stuff. Finishing Lumber, Shingles, Sash and Doors, Roofing Paper, Fruit lloxes. Oive us a trial and Buy Jackson County products. Place orders now for Fruit lloxes. New Shed 1130 S. Front St. Phone 859, Merford LONDON1, July 1. The Bolshevik government has surrendered to Ger many a part of the Russian Black sea fleet which fled to Novo Rossysk when the Germans captured Sebasto pol, says an official telegram from Moscow. The other ships ot the fleet were blown up by their crews. Ger many has promised not, to use the warships and to return them to Rus sia after the conclusion of peace. MOSCOW, June 23. (By the As-J sedated Press.) Only one dread naught and three destroyers of the Russian Black sea fleet were return ed to Sevastopol in compliance with the German demand, the correspon dent is reliably informed. The num ber of ships blown up by their crews was much larger than those given over to the Germans. SAN FRANCISCO, July 1. Tn Annie Lnr.sen,a little schooner, which gained international notoriety as n part of a gun running plot financed, according to court records, by tho German government, was reported here lodny a total wreck on Maiden Island in the south Pacific. tomorrow with Mrs. W. T. Grieve In chaige as secretary In place of At torney Lincoln McCormick, -who has j resigned the office because of being uname io properly iook alter It along with his law business. Throw these makeshift: remedies in the winds, and get on the right treat ment. Go to your drug store to-day, get a bottle of S. S. S., and commeneo a treatment that has been praised by sufferers for nearly half a century. S. S. S. gets right at the source of Catarrh, and forces from the blood the germs which cause the disease. You can obtain special medical advice regarding your own case without charge by writing to Medical Direc tor, 22 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga. Goods Delivered.