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THREATENED BfjTO OiMTI 0.0.
FOURTH STORM OUT 0FCHURCH
Hurricane Gathering Force
; in Caribbean, As Florida
Rushes Aid to Devastated
(Areas Thousands of
Fertile Acres Flooded
People Flee.
JACKSON VILLI:. KI11., Auk. 14.
(At The fourth tropical diHturh
nn'cn within a week wm nathcrlnK
force In the Carohhcan today an
It Hwept toward Culm, while the
Florida penlMila grappled with the
destruction and daiiirerH Jeft in the
wake of its predccesoi h.
The went coast of the utate was
recovering from the effcctH of a
Kale which swept hy northward last
nlK'ht, alihoiiKh the fnte of two or
liHM'e veaselH whoso dislrcHK flares
wi-ru HlKhtcd at St. Petcralmi'K wan
not determined.
On th(- cant coant. the I,nko
Okeeehohee region, wchI of l'alm
Itench. was wending out calls to
the national lied (Yosh for aid In
earinK f"i Hevcral hundred perswiH
lefi destitute hy the flood after
math of the flrnt hurricane which
roared in from the Atlantic a week
ijiro today.
The liner Munamur, New York
hoii ml frun M In ml and Nassau,
was Hllll held faat on Ihe wtnd
near Hole-ln-the-Wall, Creat Ah
neo, HahnmaH, where It wan blown
Sunday. Her 75 nnnHiMiK'TH were
landed nt Nassau last night, after
hftviii been taken off tiy a tun.
The vesKel was expected to net
off the- nam) today. The freighter,
J .like Trel.u, Santo DornlliRo to
Havana, slriiKKled into port at Key
West yesterday, leakinK hadly from
a four days' sojourn on a sandbar
In the 1 la ha ma channel. Furl h ci
tron Me was anticipated today, par
ticularly for small shipping, as the
Weather bureau at St. I'etorHhurK
Warned that tides along the west
coast and through the keyn would
rune up to nine feet witn the
passing of Inst night's storm.
Dun iter of flooding wuh seen In;
port towns. " j
Meanwhile the Klsslmmee river j
continued to rise, flooding thou - i
Hands of fertile acres along a Su
nt Hp stretch approaching l.nke
Okeechobee. The condition of (he'
lake Itself was undetermined. From
Okeechobee city came word that j
the water wns at the 17-foot dun-!
frer level, but K. C. Kllintt, chief j
Mate drainage engineer nt Tnlla-I
hassee, said advices to him Indl-!
eated that the water stood onlv !
ji iei'i nnii unit more was no
Hanger of a serlpus overflow. The
Kisslmee river, however, had
prcad over a channel Ihren miles
wide lif many places. n.nd con
tinued to rise.
Temporary flood rnnilllliins ob
tained along the west coast today
ns J lvers bore the burden of or
rj'nflal rains occompauylng yesti r
rtay's storm. Tidal waters swept
Into Kort Meyers In n depth of
ihreo feel, and all creeks In the
'until florila area were out of their
banks.
ji Barnsnta, Tampn, Bt. Petersburg
and other towns were In darkness
during the night, and damage was
rnmparallvely heu.-y f,1)m ,,,,
tilnds. Wire communication wns
disrupted.
JEWETT-RAIMEZ GO
Arrangements were belli'; coin
pleled lodn v for I ho preliminary
bouts for the flgin card in he
staged next Thursilay in the arm-;
ory and will Include lluddv Thorn-'
ton, 117-pmmd fighler. and Jack j
lllllberh, US-pound slugger, accord-1
ing io AiniciiiuiiKer .lack W ood Ibis
lilteruooii. Their opponents so far
hnvo nol been selected, hut will
probably be announced tomorrow.
Joe Jewlit and Dick Mablez. who
will meet In Ibe main event, are
mill continuing their trulnln.;, with
Jewell taking a live-mile run every i
morning. This bout Is expected to
be filled with action nnd Is being
unticipnlcd by local fans who are
also looking forward lo Hie seiul
wlndur between Pat Pndelford of
ledl'ord and Kainmy (lordon of
1'orlland.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlhone-Vlrnln HutUna
Tuesday. August I I.
8 to li p. in. - SiilMt i 'h Pnli y.
fl to 10 r -n. CallT. (tregnn
TViwer -
WclniKilay, August 15.
10 to 11 . m. Maun'n Iept
' Store.
11 to 1 1:10 n. m. toj.en
herg's. Inc.
11:30 to 12 noon LcMokk
Service Stntlon
12 to 12:.10 p .m.--rity Clean
ing & T,vefng Co.
12:30 to 1:30 p. m. Heebe A
Kindle Service Station.
0:1 fi p. m. .Nfedford Mail
Tribune.
AMUNY. N. Y., Auk. M.
(inventor Smith tmhty notified
Itev. John Itniu-h St rut on thlit
their propound di'hiiu- on JiJh puh
llr earner muHt tnko place In Cal
vary nuptial church In New York
riiy or not at nil, In a letter to
the clerKymtiii who hu cxpt ctwl
an unwilllimtKH to meet Smith In
hln own church, tin kovoi nor a id
ho hail no Intention of comluctinK
a political riclmln with him. It
wiiH from IiIh pulpit that I Jr. Stra
ton i-fccni ly declined Smith wuh
lh "dcjKllil'Mt fof of tlC ftllTCN of
moral proKr.sK in AnnMii." this
chai'tfc (uiliiiK t In novinor to
dPiniind the opportunity to reply.
"The niiHwcr to jtiy reiierit to
appear in your church and ;iiiHver
clmrtfi'M licf'M" your pariHhionei'H
under the conditions 1 men Honed
is 'yes' or 'no!" wild the novcinor
in hiM leiter today. 'TnleMs and
until I hear from ymi in the iifflr
mativc the matter la Honed."
MOW VOItK, Aug. II. (!) Th
New Vork l-A-ening I t today
quotes Dr. John Itoach Straton- as
Haying that he la ready to repifal, in
tlto largest hall he can find, liis
recent Kcnnon crillclHiug (Jovcrnor
Smith In the event that (lovernor
Smith reftiHcH to dehalo with him
In any place hut Calvary Haptist
church, of which Dr. Straton Is pan
tor. Tim uewspaper'a correspond
cut at (ireenwood l-uke, X. V.,
where Dr. Slraton fs slaying, hud
informed Dr. Strain!) of (lovernor
Smith's letler, demanding that the
proponed discussion he hold In the
church or not at all.
Dr. Straton said ha would Ihhuo
tickets lo members of hn congre
gat Ion and supply democrat uud
republicans with (hem. Mo said
he would repeal bin original ser
mon verbatim .and added:
"I will add proofs of my aectisa
liona as he rrfiuesied. I :nn as
suming that (iovcrunovimiih must
be present and will allow him any
amount of time he wants to make
rejoinders.
"If he does not attend that meet
ing, I have something more to say
about him, whether he is the gov
ernor of the slate, candidate, for
president, or'whalever he Is.
COUNTY FLAYED BY
"W'e could raise manv thlnlgs
which we now do not. and we, could
' ncreaHO what we now grow hut for
the fact thai we live in Ibe section
wl.ere the hlgheitt Irelghl rale in
Ibe world Is charged," declares
(leorge V. Dunn, slutn sennlor for
Jackson county, who is In the city
from Ashland. "Peaches and cher
ries, which could he grown In .jrenl
nbundance, have been neglected In
the Kogue Ulver valley because
freight rales are so high they can
not he sent sent out and compete
successfully with similar fruit
fiom sections of the country where
there Is competitive, tniusnortallon.
.It Is not generally realized how
Iho prnducllvo Itogiui Ulver valley
is handicapped because of the
freight rati?, .lust think, that among
other things for which Oregon is
distinguished we have In the itogue
valley the highest peak for freight
rates In the nation. There will he
Utile relief from this situation un-
i less a cross-stale line is built."
i Speaking of mailers political. Sena
, lor Dunn declared that taxation Is
the tough nut to exnek. "The leg
islature has a committee which Is
Dying lo see what can he done and
make recoininenilallons," added the
'slate senator, "but It resolves Itself
'In this: the people will not approve
j of plans to help solve the tax trou
! hies, and I he legislature can do
I nothing without the approval of the
j people " Potlhiiid Oree.oulan,
j8ii)jMV'w
THERE la notluo
taken the pl.u-c ol 1
ait antidote lor .uu.
cian wouliln t ue it
use hy others. Suto,
that 111!
1
S:.l.v or
n 1 1
al mil-
lion usrrs wouM 1
1 h
thing cUe. liut grt teal li.tvrr Aspirin
(at any tliutorcl with Mayor on the
box. and the word yenuint printed in
rcO:
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vl UvUvtcrtlvavldciUr vl KilU'UctcId
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CKNTUAl. POINT, Aug. H.
Central 1'CMiil is scheduled for
,,. , , , ..
Wednesday evening. Aug. !lh for
the ItichardK and I'rin;'' (Jeorgia
.Minstrels, for one nif nly.
This troupe of ah. c forty pol -
ored people are traveling in their
own special train, which Is expect
ed to arriw early In the morning
land at noon they . vv i 1 1 put on a
street parade.
They yill also glvp a band con
cert in front of the large tent prior
to their performnaecs In the even
ing. Lawrence Collins ami .Vnl Weir
who have been spending the last
.week with the Iturger and Swartz
; families left for Canada Monday
for the home of Lawrence Collons'
! pa rents, to be there for the har
vesting of the wheat which is ex
: tensive.
i Last Friday evening Mrs. .1. L.
, Utirger- entertained her Sunday
: school class by giving them a royal
good time on the lawn at her
home and serving (hem wll h ice
cream and cake.
i This cIukk Is composed of girls
of the seventh and eighth grades
'and those present were: Kthelyn
i Scott . (ierabllrio l-'ox, Itfi nice
j HenniH, Maxine Croft, Avis Ayers,
Francis Faher and lieueva Hrown.
Air. and Mrs. Wilbur 'ameron
,1,,.
of Jacksonville were, guests at
Ih iiest Scott home Wednesday
afternoon. Mrs. Cameron Is a
: cousin of .Mrs. Scott.'
C. T. Hamilton, wtjo owns and
j runs an orchard cast of town has
been on the sick list the last. week.
M Isa Leoia I teams lias gone to
Phoenix lo work in tin1 fruit this
summer. v
Tinman Hen it left for Corning a
few days ago (o be wll h his
daughters who live at thai place.
I le has been slaying with his
mother, Mrs. W. W. Scott of our
elly the last few Weeks.
Miss ieorgia 'Vdams of th
Paxsnn Drui; i "o., h:i
retui ni-d
from her summer vacation on lhe,Cn. late last night, Andy Ituhash,
McKeiric river and has resumed 20, and Paul Linn, employed as
her work. loaders, were killed. Mike Mega-
lithelyu and Kli.abeih Scott , lose, f.0, n cutter, Hufrered a frtic
speni the flay Friday In Medford ) tuied Hkull and crushed hretiHt bono
the gueslK of Miss Jam-lie Trill. 'and is not expected to recover.
MANN'S The Best Goods for the Price, No Matter What the Price MANN'S
"THE STORE FOB EVEPVBODV 1 J .
PHONf-480-487 jHOfORO.OREOCIN.
Special Items of Interest for Wednesday
Wash Dresses
Lot No. 1 l?i'lty Bnxleys in voiles, prints and organdies; luce ami or
gandie; ruffle trimmed; all sizes, junior sizes to out-sizes. j? 1
"Ueffiilar 2 '() values, eaeli
Lot No. '2 Organdie, voile ami batiste dresses; dainty flowered de
signs, lace and nrirandie. trim, bodice and straight line (CQ Cft
styles. Value to ().!)"). W'ednesday
All of our better wash dresses in organdies and
SILK DRESSES
A group of new fall satin dresses just received; all newest
shades, black, green, brown ami new bine. d? "1 fl QC
Special Wednesday
CHECKERED TAFFETA
(i-ini'h cheeked taffetas for the smart fall dresses, comes in
black and white, red and white, green and (fc "I QC
white and blue and white, yard
SPORT TIES
Women's I'our-in-hand ties in at tractive crepe de chine CfJ
prints. Kegular price ."i!lc; clean-up sale t
HOSE
Women's Thome pure silk full fashioned hose, service chiffon
silk to the top. Regular .1.00 value. t 1 AQ
Special, pair J 1 )V
Women's and misses' rayon
slips. These garments are
made of a very fine quality
trimmed in narrow ruffles ami
dainty fringe, all the light,
shades, all sizes. 1.-" val-
Wednestlav $1.00
See Window Display
I
S afe of Grae h;.;di
Collar Attached Shirts
We are closing out our complete
line of Greenhood Collar-attached
Shirts. Fr Wednesday we offer
$3.50 to $3.75 values at
$2.48 i
30 AUI01BHES
burned m fhte.
SMOfc ORE;
SAI.KM, Ore., Aug. 14. (Pt
Thirty cars, if, barrels of oil,
welding equipment, nnU a coin-
. ,i,.ut rnv.,i l.v fir)
.in tho Ann jjiothers garage In
Silverton, shortly after midnight
last night. At 4:30 this morning
lire was uiseovereu unuer inc
planing shed of the Silver FuIIh
; Timber " company mill and two
hours of fighting were necessary
to kenp the blaze from spreading
to the drying sheds and slock
sheds adjoining.
i The fire in the garage started
with a short ereuil in one of the
cars stored in the huildimr. The
alarm was turned In hy Seward
Hoblitt, whose family lives next
, door. The glass windows nlong
I he entire front of the cemeu'
parage which was built In 1K2S
a i a cost of $ 1 7,000, were broken
In and the city firemen and on-
. lookers pusheii a number of cars
: out the front way. The entire
huek cm) of the building wuh In
flames and exploding tanks of
Zcrolcne, the explosion of acety-P-iH-
welding tanks and J'rest-o-1,1
te tanks made much salvage
i work dangerous. Dense blaek
smoke nnd flames rolled 100 fett
Into the iilr, A favorable wind
and the work of the Silverton
and Ml. Angel fire departments
kept the Pre from spreading ti
Hie adjoining buildings.
DYING AS RESULT
ItUOWNVILI.K. Pa.. A ins. M.
(I') Trapped under u heavy fall nt
slate while at work in the Isabella
, mine of the llillman Coal Air (Nike
SLIPS
BIG RAILROADH
STRIKE LOOMS
IN- MID-WEST
70,C00 Employees On West-
t
ern Railroads to Vote On
i Strike Decision On 20th
of September 80 Rail
roads Are Involved.
! CLKVKLAND, O.. Aug. 14. (&)
Sectional meetings were called for
"tomorrow for distribution of strike
ballets to approximately 7o.inn)
'employes of western railroads.
Wage disputes between the roads
innd the Hrotherhond of Kailroad
; Trainmen and the Order of Hall
'wny Conductors, precipitated the
action.
! A. F. Whitney, president of the
i Brotherhood of Kailroad Trainmen
said hi ballots would be distrlbut
r ed today by 90 general chairmen
' of (he two brothernoods meeting
with their committees throughout
the west. The decision will be an
' nounced Sept. 20, (he fleadllue
for th return of ballots to Chicago
, headquarters.
I About K0 railroads owning ap
proximately KS perconl of the
mil age west of Chicago are in
volved.. Wage differ-'nees have
been settled by arbitration in the
cast and south.
As result of the failure of
recent efforts to settle the wage
uuestion by arbitration in the wes
tern slates, the balloting will be on
-the original demands of the unions
for Increases ranging from lo per
. cent for yardmen to IS per cent
j I'm trainmen and conduct rs,
, Whitney said.
The labor organizations recently
rejected an offer of a 7 '2 per cent
increase because the union Insisted
on retaining certain existing work
jing rules which the western roads
wished . to abolish. Among the
rules In dispute were those govern
ing the restrictions on the use of
two locomotives and the number
'of cars to be pulled by two en
gines. vP J . J W
voiles greatly reduced
Window Panels
Fine Kern Marquisette, 'M inches wide, 2 yard
longwith tleep lace bonier at bottom 1 Att
anil finished with fringe. Wed. special.
Mvorsharp scissors and barlier shears, with car
bonized cutting edges and :4-K gold plated hand
les, in li-iiich, and S-inch sizes. Qf"
h'egular price $ 1 .'2", special
Stamped A prom
Housewife aprons stanijied fn good quality color
'fast in attractive patterns and colors. ' Qg. '
Regular 1.U.". Wednesdav, special Z01
Children's athletic union suits in jiajama &Qf?
check, S"ic value, special ,
r3 14-inch
I :
'jC comes in plain
in blue, green,
values, special
HOOVER LEADING
BY TEN 10 ONE
KIM icturnK fiom the nsUlen-!
tlal straw ballot xhow 10 vSih fori
Hoover and one tor Smith. The
Smith cohort la. however, doubtful, I
as he poHlHcripta hln ballot, "May '
vote republican yet, but doubt If I ;
will chanun my mind." j
' Trie straw ballot Is being taken ;
by this paper to obtain an index on j
public opinion In this county and ;
all who read- may vote by simply j
clIppiiiB the ballot published dally
and mailinK it to the contest editor j
cf the Mali-Tribune properly slsned. ,
, No names will he published, the
: identity of all voters will be kept
, entirely secret.
1
Packard Officer Resigns
DETltOIT. Mich.. Auk. MilP)
Dr. II. H: Hills, 'vice-president of :
the Packard Motor Car company, i
in charge of sales, service, export, !
branch and. advertising for nine I
; years, has resigned to retire per-;
manently from commercial life. j
,
Orovlllc UmcH Out on (in. !
1 SAN KllA.NCISCO. Tho slate;
; r a 1 1 r (i a d commission yeslerdav f
i struck from its calendar the ap- i
'plication of the city of orovillc li '
.bring condemnation proceedings j
for acquisition of the Pacific tins;
! anil lOlcctrlc company distribution I
. system there. Voters disapproved :
, of the project. i
i.L . -i-i- "' 1 n- '
Rheumatic j
Neuritis
, It- is now absurd and preposter-;
. ous to suffer rheumatic pains front
, muscular. Inflammatory, sciatic. ,
neuritis, lumbago or any form of j
I rheumatism. j
Trunk's Prescription does nol de
1 press the heart nor ruin the atom-
i ach, nnd no dieting is necessary to,
I make it effective. , Trunk's Pre-.
! scription contains no harmful j
! drugs, but combines ingredients j
; designed to positively overcome 1
j any kind of rheumatism. It is 1m-
possible to net something better, j
1 What more do you want? An Ideal
1'rie Acid Solvent and Liver Medi
; cine anyone can use with safety
j and satisfaction; manufacturers es
! tablished 3;"i years. Trunk's Pre-
scription is sold by reliable drug
: gists everywhere. James McNair's
Pharmacy.
JiHP.-ij.
Towels
heavv Turkish t o w e 1 s
and with fancy hordei
rose and lavender. (IV
A.n
Xo matter wlicrc your holiday "cara
van" may rest, you're always sure of
just the right kind of nourishing, ap
petizing, tempting meal when you takii
along a supply of FKYK'S "DE-
LICIOUS" UKAXD I'.ACOX. Just
think of slieed Baeon sizzling in a fry
pan over a fire of cedar. Because o!
careful selection of choice young pork
ers and strict flovermneiit inspection,
you can be certain, too, that it's tin.1
friest money can buy.
Cull bf had in ti'tniJtutg .slices, irni;pfii
in Vt-lb. sanitary Vt'llufjltuitt: packuaci.
Eye's Delicious
Vacation trips f
No iv at low fares
This Pacificplay-lanJ is yours
just a few hours away. By
train you can reach its world
famous resorts quickly, saving
vacation days. Great national
parks of tbe West. San Fran
cisco, Los Angeles and its "all
year playground" are easily
reached by Southern Pacific's
trains.
Go now, at low cost. For
example, 16 day limit round
trip to:
Newport .... 51 3.65
Portland , . . . 15. 81
Rainier M.i5
San F.ancisco . , . 20 25
I.ds Angeles . . . 3S
Yosemite .... 3.V0O
Del Monte .... 26.25
Southern Pacific's nctwotk'ot lines intimately ex-
plorcs tfic Pacific Coast. Stopover anywhere. Let your
agent help you plan your trio.
'our vacation starts -when yon board tbe train.
Relaxed, carefree, you're on your -way to play.
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