Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, August 01, 1913, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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MEDPOKD MATT) TRIBUNE, MlinFORT), OREGON, .FRIDAY, 'AUOUST 1, 10111.
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EXTRA RANGERS TO
FIGHT FOREST FIRES
NACKSON COUNTY
KING OF SIAM
RETS WIVES
KEEPS BUT ONE
MOSTSPECTACULAR
RODU
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Although Ilio rccont rnlna soaked
everything qtillo thoroughly llio ircs
out vnrm weather nnil high wlnilb"
lmvo combined to dry everything out
iiRnlu tiiilto ns thoroughly, Tlio open
I nt; of the hunting season with Its
consequent carelessness on tho part
of huntcra and campers makes It
necessary to tako extra precaution
to prevent largo forest fires by dis
covering smnll ones. To this end the
Btnto of Oregon wilt put on tour
doputy stato flro wardens August 1.
ticorgo Lowd will patrol tho coun
try from Itoguo Itlver north to tho
hea'd of Pleasant creek nml Oravea
creek, and from Tablo Hock west to
tho county lino. Mr. Lowd's address
Is lloguo Itlver, Oregon. Anyone
discovering rarest tires In his district
will confer n favor by notifying him
nt that place,
Tlio rntrolmcn
I). W. Sturgcss will patrol from
Ilcnglo north to tho head of the cast
and west forks or Evans creek. Mr.
Sturgcss can bo notified at Beagle,
Oregon.
V. O. Kenny will patrol from An
derson crcok north to Roguo Itlver,
and from tho foothills west of the
valley to Applcgate river. Ho can
bo notified at Jacksonville
J. W. Kershaw will patrol from
Ltttlo nutto crook south to tho Dead
Indian road, along Frog creek. No
tlco of flro sent to Wcllon, Oregon,
will bo given to Mr. Kershaw.
Thcso mon aro all authorized to
Issue permits to burn brush, slashing,
etc.
What tol) o
In caso you discover a flro and
cannot locato any of tho flro war
dens without dolay plcaeo notify Su
pervising Warden B. I. Shannon by
phono, collect, at number 23C, Med
ford. To assUt thcso stato patrolmen tho
Jackson County Firo Patrol associa
tion has a force of twenty-four men
patrolling tho entire county. Each
Irs: has been assigned to n particu
lar district. Tbo association has
headquarters at Butto Falls, tele
phone 9-F11. They will pay all tolo
phono calls notifying thorn of forest
fires,
County Well Covered
Tho stato, association and forest
scrvlco havo so arranged their patrol
districts that tboro Is no duplication
of patrol; thus each district will bo
looked after In a thorough manner.
So no .matter whero you live, hunt
or camp, you will find a flro warden
near you whom you can notify in caso
of flro.
It is hoped that ovcryono, whllo
In tho woods, will bo careful where
they empty jilpo ashes, throw cigars,
cigarettes, and matches, and particu
larly careful not to lcavo camp fires
unextinguished. Thero is a law
against leaving camp, fires before
they nro entirely out; also against
building them bcsldo logs, stumps,
and In any Bort of Utter without first
clearing tho ground all around suf
ficient to keep It from spreading.
With tho hearty co-operation of
evoryouo Jackson county should have
the smallest flro loss in tho stato this
season.
SEEN
ME
Tho dramatic spectacle, "Kvery
woman,' which Henry W. Snvngn
will offer nt the Page tonight, rep
resoiitH tho very lust word In amuse
ment. Patrons nro requested to ho
In their seats Parly, ns no ono will
bo rented between acts. Tho play
Is designed to please tho most ct-
ncllnB, offer diversion to tho most
Jaded taste. Thero la nothing about
It to remind tho spectator of any
other dramatic or musical produc
tion he has seen, it proves a do-
LONDON, Aug. 1. Dispatches
from Bangkok, capital of Slam, car
ry tho report that tho present king
will shatter all traditions o( his an
cestors and havo only ono wife. Left
n legacy of GOO widows nudthe right
ns heir to the throno to havo ns
many wives ns his father before him
had, tho present king, who was edu
cated nt Oxford, Knuland, will not
Indulge In that doubtful pleasure of
having more than ono helpmeet.
Slam, tho dispatches tell. Is experi
encing n radical change In govern- hRht both for tho eyo nml tho ear.
ment and social life. The young king jt s a feast for tho lover of luxury,
tins inaugurated at least ono custom
that is making n great hit with his
subjects in building theatres in sev
eral large cities of his kingdom,
which nro being run by tho govern
ment. No attempt will be made to
mnko money on tho project, tho
cost of admissions being kept nt a
flguro which will assure tho perma
nency of tho drama. Tho king has
ndaptcd a number or English nud
French plays and operas to Slam.
Ono or tho king's theatrical compan
ies Is now rehearsing a Siamese
translation or ono of Gcorgo Ber
nard Shaw's plays. Later on tho
king Intends to open negotiations
with several French and American
moving picture concerns with the
Idea of establishing a moving pic
ture thcatro circuit through his
kingdom. Tho king believes tho
moving picture shows, If given un
der his personal supervision, will do
more than anything else toward ed
ucating his. subjects.
MITCHELL
FSON
CHOICE FOR MAYOR
John Drew Is to appear in London
next season in "Much Ado About
Nothing."
beautiful gowns upon tho forms of
fair women, artistic designs In cos
tumes and draperies, sumptuous
stago settings, evidencing a wiz
ardry of light and color efrccts, tho
highest nchlovement of tho special
ist. For tho lover of excellent
music there Is an orchestra of sym
phonic capabilities to render n score
composed by Cleorgo Whltcflold
Chadwlck, ono of tho foremost Amer
ican composers ono whoso works
nrc not only played in nls own
country, hut by the best orchestras
abroad. For tho ndmlrcr of fine
acting, Mr. Snvaga has assembled a
cast with fully a score of names
which are well and favorably known
to ovcryono who follows tho nnnals
of tho stnge. Tho leading femnlo
rolo is played by n beautiful young
woman, Adelo Blood, who Is said to
visualize this difficult character.
Her beauty enhances tho valuo of her
performance, for tho "Hverywoman"
of tho play must bo beautiful. Barely
If ever has thero been found such
a combination of beauty and talent
as Miss Blood possesses, for sho Is
a wonderfully talented actress.,
NEW YORK CITY
NKW YOltlC, AUK. I.FoIIowIiir
reports that tho republican party Is
dissatisfied with nomination on u
P. Mitchell,
York,
for mayor of this city, It was an
nounced today that District Attorney
Charles S. Whitman will run on an
Independent ticket.
Mitchell received forty-flvo votes
against forty-three, for Whitman.
Tho fusion committee of 1 07 selected
Mitchell at 11:20 o'clock this morning
after nn all-night wrangle.
fusion ticket of John
collector of the fynrt of New
UNCLE SAM TO
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CROP WITH CASH
THE DEER SEASON OPENS TODAY
BUT THAT DON'T EFFECT THE PRICES ON
Cooler Weather Predicted.
POHTI.AND, Ore., Aiijj. 1. Ore Ore
eon: Fair tonight and Sntunlny,
continued warm east portion; pooler
interior western portion Saturday;
westerly winds.
Alfonso Leaves England '
LONDON, Aug. 1. -King Alfonso
and Queen Victoria of Spain ended
their week's visit In England today
and departed for their summer homo
nt San Sebastian.
Whether In comedy or somhro trng
cdy her methods nro skillful, clean
cut nud sure, and sho displays an
Intelligence which has won for her
such enviable cconlums from tho
best Amorlcan critics.
Others In tho cast aro Nestor I-en-nnn,
Mrs. Clay Clement, Marlon
Dcnttcr.jLydla Crane, Lea I.ature,
Itttby llothnour, Betty Marsden, John
Thomas, Maurjco Drew, John McKee,
Luko Lorlug and T. Jerouio Lawler.
Tho company Includes over 1D0 peo
ple nud moves from city to city by
special train.
WASlllNtlTON, Aug. I. Tvou
ty-flvo to fifty million dollars of gov.
eniment funds will be deposited In
tho national banks of tho south and
west Immediately by Secrelnry Mc
Adoo to facilitate tho crop movement.
Federal, state, and municipal
hands nud prime coinmerrltil paper
will bo nceoptert as security for
money on which tho hanks will pay
two per cent Interest.
This Is tho first tlmn In history
that tho government has accepted
prlmo mercantile paper ns security.
This privilege Is granted, McAdoo
announced, to mnko these special tl"
Joslts nvallahlo to banks on security
readily within reach.
It was not announced what amounts
would bo delegated to Oregon It any,
but tho Pacific states In general will
probably secure from five to ten mil
lion dollars. Tho main amount of
government funds will ho given to
tho great corn and grain producing
states of tho middle west whero In
spite of recent unfavorable weather
thero will bo ono of thu largest crops
In recent years.
This now .novo by Secrelnry Mc
Adoo has mot with general commen
dation on nil sides nud It Is bellnved
to establish n precedent which will
eventually bring tho government Into
such close financial relations with
national banks that whether tho cur
rency reform contemplated Is brought
about nt this session or not, tho llkll
hood of such panics ns have visited
tho United States In recent years will
bo greatly lessened.
With Medford trade Is Medford mndo
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SENSATIONAL CLEARANCE SALE
SPECIAL SHOW Al PAGE
A special attraction has boon nr
ranged for tho Page thcatro Satur
day ovoutngs. Lamb, Bates & Clarli
company will present an up-to-dato
vaudevlllo sketch entitled "Wo
Threo," a comody drama running
twenty-flvo minutes.
Sunday ovonlng tho saino vaudo
vlllo company will present "A Ringer
for Dugar," a laughable comedy. A
highly interesting chungo of picture!
will bo presented ouch evening.
$2.00 Wash Skirts 98c
Saturday we place on sale 23
Wash Skirts up to $2.00 QO
values, sale price, each vOC
AT-
MANN'S
Central Ave., Near P. O.
$2.00 Waists 98c
98c
Saturday wo place on sale 100
new Lingerie "Waists, up QO.
to .$2.00 values, each
ALL SUMMER GOODS MUST BE SOLD AT ONCE
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The TbIs ling nn extraordinary bill
for Friday nml Suturilny, "Alono in
tlio Jungle," Belig'H wild animal sen
Billion liomls (liu bill, Tiliw in an uii
iimiiiI photoplay whero leopard play
ii most Important part. It is full of
lluillu nud kliowg Kcencw (lint will in
U'rost every ono. It J a photoplay
without n iminllel, Tlireo other
photoplays iiitilH'H one of tho ninny
hltfli cIhnh proKt'uin Hint this popu
hr piny liiuiHo H8 been furiiMiliif,' l
thrir lrp)i.
'J.? irk'tutf will b yhnwn JVi -Any
nml HtMrJiiy, Hfliyiiiioiii run)
Wash Goods Must Go
2000 yards pood Dress and Shirting r
Prints on stile Saturday, a yard wl
3000 yards Scotch Ginghams in faiu'y
plaids, cheeks and phiin colors up fOl a
to 20c values, Saturday, a yard -2
2000 yards new Outing Flannels, in
all colors, up to i2yi values, a yard.
8c
38-inch Colored Voiles, veiy fine
00c grade, Saturday, a yard ,
25c
Hot Weather
Underwear
'All 12i.(; Vests now lOfr
All 1: Vests now 12'
All 20c Vests now 15S
All 25c Vests now 191
AH. flop Vests now 25
Parasols
Every One In
The House
1-2 Price
Saturday Specials
Colgate's 25c Talcum
Powder, special Of
a can &'
Best quality Darning
Cotton, special a Or
hall t
Summer Hosery
Women's Kast Black J lose, all sizes
Saturday, a pair
Women's Thin Lisle Hose, black
only, a pair v
Women's Lace Hose,!).' values, Sat
urday, a pair
...9c
15c
15c
Best Sewing Needles,
special a paper Mp
Saturday "
Good Hair Nets, with'
rubber, special on A
Saturday, each , ..."'
Women's 13c Hand
kerchiefs, special Op
Saturday, each .. ..fll
Women's 2Hc
Wash Belts, each
5c
Wash Dresses Must Go
100 new Wash Dresses, many styles U
choose from, all sizes up to $2.00 (jjTOC
values, Saturday, each $lfliJ
All of our white and colored Presses, coil;
sisfing of ratines, voiles, ging- O" MtV
hams and challies, Saturday " ""
Long Glove Sale
2."5 dozen "Kayscr's" Hi button Chamois
elle Gloves in white, grey, pongee Mo
and chamois colors, 75c grade, pair... Ow
Fancy Aprons
25 dozen fancy Kmbroideried
Aprons, 50c values, Saturday, each....
25c
Women's 'Peter Pan'
25c Collars, A
Saturday, each -l-"v
Shadow Laces, 25c
quality, Salur- iK
day, a yard 19C
All over
Laces, $1.00
grade, a yard
Sliadqw
69c
CJark's 0. N, 'J.', Cot
(on 7F0R2fty
Special Sale of 'Bedding
72x00 Bleached Sheets, grtod COc MO
grade, Saturday, each "OU
J2 and 15-inch Pillow Slips, 18c 4 lr
grade, Saturday, each l2v
Full size, 1 Toney Combed Bed QO
Spreads, $1.25 quality, each wOl
25 dozen good Truck Towels on salq r
Mil L 11 J Mil J I (fil'il'MfftMf(lflOllflltflllllfllfM'f W
:10 dozen good sized Bleached lOlr
Turkish Bath Towels, each lt
100 grey Cotton Blankets, good Q
nizo, special Saturday, a pair., v5FG
fSgAffcieltZb
"Good Shoes'
WHERE "RIGHT PRICES" PREVAIL
OPPOSITE POST OFFICE
Mr. Hunter and Camper
We sell good feed in any quantity you may wish.
We also have a good supply of reliable Kly Killers in
$1.00 and J10c cans. Try us on your next order.
MONARCH SEED & FEED CO.
220 EAST MAIN
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For Sale
In any size and quantity .that you
may want it
Frank H. Ray
Siskiyou Heights
Now is the lime to make selection of lots and
tracts in this magnificent residence district.
SEE
JOHN A. TORNEY
ROOM 1, PALM BLOCK
NOW IS THE TIME
To build a home
K-ibot'. building material and choice building sites will
never be as cheap again. You can buy a large lot with
BEAUTIFUL VIEW of VALLEY
on the East Side in best residence district with build,
ing restriction, good roads, close to city water, low
texes for small payment down, easy terms on balance
This is one of the best building sites in tho valley.
ADDRESS P. O. BOX 207 MEDFORD, OREGON.
COLESTIN EXCURSION
SUNDAY Aug. 3rd
Another popular oxcurdori will ho run to cool, dullghUul
L'oloutln (In tho Sluklyuti .Mouiitnltin) via tho
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itiL'liiilliiK uiIiiiIhhIoii to tho I'lcnlu (Iroiiniln nml all tho cool troth
inlnunil wiitor you can drink,
Krom Mcxlfunl 11.10. " ' .'"
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Loavo (Irunlii I'nmi 7;00 A. M,
(lohl IIIll 7i35 "
Contrul Point 8:15 "
Moilfonl 84C "
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Arrlvo (Joloitllii 10:40 '
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