Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, July 30, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE TWO, Image 2

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PACTE TWO
A".L
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PERSONAL
JS S.
Kd ttrown will leme tho flrt of
next iweok for iho oilth fork ot tlio
Utile Uutte country, whore ho will
liulld r InintltiB IoOko seven mites
froni Krtdi Lake, ror similiter ami
w4tr -lino, Coilo HnU will go
nlonk lo jmncrltileliil llio.tiulMtiiR of.
IlieK cnlttji, And the. ictlnir In of
; Wie fnrnlnirf, etc Mr. llre-wii will
i iW 4ht lndi? tliU foil for a hunt. -
llolol Medford dining room, now
opens at l n. in. and In open till
inWulRht contlnously.
barest 3njcrvlsoi M. L. Krlckson
Is Jnofctlntf fire conditions In the
Ilutto Kails anil Pel Iran ,tlaj'.VV"lct
this wock. ' '
Kco It. H. McCnrdjr Tor .Aotun FH
dollty and Surety nnnds.
Two hilarious and Imbibing Ronls
were nabbed by tho police Inst night,
and kept In tho city Jail over night,
tain released thin morning to go to
work.
Hay for salo. W. II. Kvcrhard.
James Ryan ot Wntklns, Oregon, la
spending a few dan in tho city nt
tonulntr to business matters.
Kodak finishing and supplies at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Iss
Theater.
Charlie Carleton and H. D. Cady
will leave tomorrow on a hunting and
fishing trip. to the north end ot the
county.
Special rale aluminum ware Satur
day. .August 1. at M. P. & 11. Co.
Our Francis, a former resident of
the Halkans. iloubts very much that
tho Austrians were able to capture
Ilclgrado In Jig time. There nre
quite a number ot natives ot the war
belt of Europe In th4 valley, none of
whom are exerting1 themselves to re
turn.
Try a "Spits" cigar, best 5c clear
on tho market, '
Twenty per cent discount on re
frlgerators Saturday only, August 1.
at M. P. t II. Co,
Traffic across the Main avenue
crossing of the Southern Pacific was
suspended for 20 minutes "Wednesday
evening while ihrce southbound and
a northbound freight got out of
town. One of the trains consisted pf
a shipment of seven flatcars of logs
from the state ot Washington, that
will bo used in the Forestry building
at the 101 & fair.
A "King SplU" cigar to bora mad.
Try one, Cc.
Attorney Torter J. Neff has ro
tnrned front Salem where ho argued a
case before the supreme court.
Trimmed hats, values to $12.50,
sale $2.9 R. Ahrens.
H. C. Vaughn or Gold Hill spent
Wednesday In Medtord attending to
business matters.
Attend tho great sale of talloro I
suits and silk dresses, $5.00 and $10.
Ahrens.
Misses Muriel Harris and Fay Pan-
key are planning on organizing a
party of girls to walk to Crater Lake
In September.
II. li. Tronson of Eagle Point, Lin
coln McCormlck, Stewart Patterson,
and Walter Downe are spending a
couplo ot days fishing and camping
on Hogue river.
If you want a rooming house.
big snap, the Windsor, West Main
street. Seo mo quick. Will H. Wil
son. ' 111
Moso Ilarkdull and A. Zlkc left
Tuesday on an auto trip to Crater
Lake. They will return the end of
the week.
Wagon umbrellas $1 each at Tho
Togery (of course.)' 112
Harry Hultt, age nine years, In
jured in a lenp off the running board
ot an automobile Monday night, Is
reported on tho road to improvement
nf Sacred Heart hospital.
Fruit labels artistically printed in
aay and all colors. Medford Print-lag-Co.
A heavy haze of smoke hangs over
the valley from the forest firo at Sis
son, Cat.,- and all the available men
Ib tho northern California district
have been sent to that district. The
local forestry office received word
this morning that small brush fire
was burning on Ulackwell hill near
Gold Hill. So far thoro has been no
fires In tho heavy timber ot Jack
son, but tho continued dry weather
dally increases the rials. ' A1J 'the
fires to date have been In tho foot,
hills. '
Wagon umbrellas $ I (each at-Tho
Togery (of course,) is il
If you want a rooming house, 1
big snap, the Windsor, Went .Main
street. See inu quick. Will H. Wil
son. Ill
Groceries at, Do Voo's,
Mcdfofd Conservatory reduced prl
ees for music lessons begin July 1st.
Advanced students will bo taken at
the same low price as beginners.
Open all summer, 31 Grape street.
t i ii
Weeks k McGowan Co.
IftlPltTAlJElS
IMf ftMMM IN
At M tht f IW
m
j i mi'ii i m
The police linvo received no trace
of Henry Love, the colored boot
black, alleged to haVo passed ti num
ber of bad checks oh local merchants
"the first of itim week.
Will tin) party who wrolo me from
Hcriglo hboUt vonfectmncry ntul morn
ing house, please send' me their ad
dress. Will 11. Wilson. lit
Deputy Sheriff Wilson made a trip
to llutte Falls Wednesday where ho
served citation Vapors on the Crow
and Stewart families, for their np-
pesranry Friday lufore County Judge
Toi Voile, for a hearing' on tho nl-
ogtul delinquency ot their boys.
Screen doors nt Medford Lbr. Co.
Kodak finishing the best, at Wes
ton's Cantora Shop. Over Isis Thea
ter. . ,, s
Win. A. Grieves leaves Friday on n
hunting trip In the Prospect country
lift wilt plant 10,000 Itnlnbow trout
fry In Union- creek and tho upper
Uogne.
Will thifjiarty who wrote mo from
llenglc about confectionery and room
ing house, please send mo their ad
dress. Will H. Wilson. Ill
Senator H. Von' der llellen has re
turned. from an eight day's auto trip
to the O. A, C. experiment station at
Tlurns. He reports wonderful pro
gress being made In dry farming.
, Order your fruit labels of the Med
ford Printing Co. and keep tho money
at home.
Don't fall, to see Mary PIckford 'n
"Tess of the 8torm Country, nt the
Star Theater tonight.
Mrs. Gug Klocker of Grants Pass
snent the first of the week In this
city visiting friends and relathes.
Mountain Meadow butter. It's tho
best, Fout's Grocery. 112
" Harry Corbln Cook and Miss Xel
llo .Morgan were married Monday at
Grarits Pass. Mr. Cook Is an em
ploye of the Southern Pacific They
wjll make their home In Itoscburg.
Only one kind ot kodak finishing
at Weston's Camera Shop, that's the
best. Over Isis Theater.
J. O. Qerklng. the. best all around
photographer in southern Oregon.
Always reliable. Negatives made any
where, tlmo or place. Studio 228
Main St. Phono 320-J.
E. Poyscr, formerly driver for the
Medford Hotel bus, was overcome by
heat while fighting a grass fire nea
hls. home on North Central avenue
early this afternoon, Ho was revived
The grass fire the eighth so far
tills month burned over five ncre3
ot ground, and threatened a coupla
ot homes, and a few gardens. The
fire was started to burn oft the grass,
and got beyond control.
Order Mountain Meadow butter, It
will please you. Font's Groccry.112
Carkln tc Taylor, lawyers. (John
II. Carkln. Glenn O. Taylor). Has-
klns-Doyden Oldg., Main street
Don't fall to see Mary PIckrord In
'Tess of tho Storm Country," nt the
"Star Theater tonight.
Over $95,000,000.00 back ot our
fire oltclcs. Holmes, the Insurance
man.
Mrs. Goettsche, Mrs. Dcnlson, MUn
Dot Cook of this city; Miss Patrick
of Itoscburg; Mrs. Splker and Miss
Splker of Glendale, who are camping
nt West Fork, had an exciting ex
perience Monday afternoon when they
were shot at white bathing in the
creek, one bullet narrowly missing
Mrs. Dentson. It Is stated by ono ot
tho party that alio saw Mrs. Critezer
of West Fork fire at them twice with
a revolver. Mr. Crltcaer was ar
rested and Is Wing examined today
at Glendale. Grants Pass Courier,
F. K.- Deuel ft Co.'s clearance sale
begins .Saturday, reductions all over
tho house.
The finest equipment In Oregon for
printing fruit laoeli. Medford Print
ing Co.
Don't fall to seo Mary Pickford In
"Tess of the Storm Country," at the
Star Theater tonight.
Tho kitchen garden is blamed by
Wa(er Superintendent Gcorgo Tranni
for low water In tho city reservoir,
which was a foot below normal Tues
day. Use of water for cooling pur
pores and hot weather are also con
tributing forces. July is the worst
month In the year as far as the wat
er department is concerned.
Seo Deuel's ad in Friday Trlbuno
for money savers.
If you want a lithographed fruit
labol instead of a printed one, seo
us, we are agents for Scbmltz Litho
graph Co. Medford Printing Co.
Joe Hdder of the. Phoenix district
was f business visitor in tho cltv
Wednesday evening.
Pennine bargains In all depnrt
njt'nts at F. K. Done! & Co.'s.
V,The mercury went to 08 degrees
this afternoon, with tho weather bur
eau promise of a continuation of tint
heat. The migration of scores of
families (o ho lillln and coast Is re
flocted In tho dull appearance of tho
street,
lilg snlo nt F. K. Dojel & Co.'s be
glim Suturduy,
The F. W, Shaplelgh Hardware
eompany has tho bet), and cheapest
bore In town, Prices on everything
reduced.
Tho Central Point Feed Klorn of
Ceulral Pplnt, Ore,, ran supply ou
with hw and unwind lntnil grain
I'UM at reasonable prices, Vi
We hurti a $.1600 press, rwcently
Install wptu'lully for printing fruit
uMi UviilorA ITlutlNK i'u,
MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE.
County Assessor Grlovo of Jack
sonville Is nttemUiiK to business
hinUera In tho city this afternoon,
Wagon unvbrollnrt $1 each nt Th
Togery (of course) ,112
POIIER LIKELY TO
TAKE 1ES' PLACE
U Lip- l-
WASHINGTON. Julv ftO.l-Mwin
; A. Poller, n Flilenpi huliuw mini
mid hunker, wn lieinir 'onMerol
lninv liv Pre-idont WiNnn for the
nlneo on llu federal le-ervo ltniinl
nni tie neniit l.v the whlulniwul U
the iiomlnntion of Tluuitni I), .loiic,
It wii snid dofinltclv, however. Unit,
tho lUYMileiit lintt not finally di-cioVI,
hut (lint Mr. Potter, W. T. Fonlon
nml Churlo- fl. D.iue were itniloc
coniileration.
RUSSIA GIVEN DAY TO EXPLAIN
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(Continued from Page 1)
tlon had grown xorse today Instead of
better. They pointed out that tho
mobilization of tho llusstnn army at
n time when Austria-Hungary hnit
not moved a man toward the Itnsslni
frontier could only bo Interpreted In
ono way and that was that Ilusiln a
determined to support Sen In,
It was added that France also was
known to bq making secret military
preparations and that although Ger
many had not yet mobilized It was
questionable, whether she could re
main Inactive much longer In face of
the military preparations on her
borders.
The proceedings nt the Imperial
conference nt Potsdam yesterday un
der the presidency of Kmwror Wil
liam, hnvo been kept a rloso secret.
It Is known Hint no steps bate
been taken toward the mobilization of
tho German navy. The battlo squad
rons are concentrated at Kiel and
Wllhelmshnven and are still on a
normal footing and none of the re
serve ships have been manned, ac
cording to the admiralty. Everything,
however, Is In instant readiness for
bringing tho navy up to war strength,
should the call come.
Federal Council Calhil
Malor Genoral Erich Von Falken-
hayn, German minister of war nnd
Lieutenant General Count Hclmuth
Von Moltke. chief of the Germa.1
general statf had a long conference
totiay with Dr. Von nethmann-Holl-weg,
tho Imperial chancellor, Prince.
Henry ot Prussia, tho emperor's
brother and several ot tho Imperial
ministers, who assembled at the chan
cellor's paUeo.M..M .u--.
Humors erecurrenl afterward
that the first German nrmy corpi
with headquarters nt Koenigsburg
had mobilized and that a call had
been Issued for a session of tho fed
eral council, which Is composed of
representatives of tho states of Ger
many, I
HOME RULE BILL SIDETRACKED
(Continued from Page 1)
i mietilo eontroveiies in regnnl to
Ilio dome-tif differences, vline im
porlunre to our-elves none is ili-.pos-ed
to belittle.
"I need mil Miy more limn llujt
such n use of our lime nt sin-h a
moment mny have un injurious nnd
Itotiitg injurious effect on tin- inler
nntionni hituation.
ristMiiics Home Itulo
"Mr. Bonnr liw, 'lender nf the op
position, slum's to tlu full the views
I linve expreshed. We therefore pro
pose io postpone for the present Iho
second reudiug of the 'amending bill
without prejudice to its future, in
the hnpo Unit by the postponement
of this iliscuFsinii Die putriptiMii of
nil parties will contribute to what
lies in our power Io nvcrt, Io nt lenf.1
circumscribe the rnluuiity vvhieh
threatens the whole world."
Mr. Axquith's reference lo nil pnr
tieA rallying to the support of tho
government were heartily cheered by
nil tho members.
The Krilish foreign office, whoso
suggestion of n conference of the
mnbnssndors in Loudon of the great
powers failed to meet with the op
provnl of Germany nnd Amdrin, hns
now invited Oerinuny to suggest some
diplomatic way out of tho difficulty
which will meet the approval of Ans-Iriu-irtingary,
nml n reply is -ox-pee
led at any moment.
You Get the I test
There li whan yon smok Gov. John-
ton cigar nml patronlzo homo Indus
trtM. Wood, Shingles, Shakes
Leave your orders 'at tho Rant Htda
Wood Yard for tho winter's supply
at reduced prices. Delivered any
time.
a. PAHKK
lUist luln rilrcet
mi
(let Your Next Mult of
KLOTHES
MA)K AT
LLIN
viiwi'M itm,wi in1
Alno (?iuiik, Pf'MliiK ami AllctlHg
MEDFORD, OKKCION. THURSDAY, ,11'TiV 00, 11)1.
WOM POSTPONE CHANGE IN WIND
ita LffiiloN ' mm
WAMmxnroN, ,iiv :to. snio
i law inn Mm; it uiipinriiniilo inr u em-1
niiiiit ion to Mo mure Hunt
eoiloh
itiivoutiig of-iliuMiH1- of il line i
tho only effective way of dealing
vvttli present (viist Mttinlion, junior
Sutliorlmul. reimhlifiin, of, VtnhV nV
elnirii toduy In the eiuifo r:f tli
liul Mil ilchnli'. He Voiiternii'ji
"mere size" was erv oliji)iJiunlilc
whi'ii a I'lirpoftilimi iftu'lihl jliu no'iil
nf iiioiiiir uioxt ot I lu" liuiiie t 'l.i;
line, even if it miIi) gooils ul n fiver
iriee, licemiM it iliMmyoii iiulivul
itniim mi vvhieh Ainerienii iiitit'u
Iioim JYsI.
lrgiui; Hull pntpooii legislntimi
diil nl reni'li Iho evil, Seiinlor Slitli
erlnml nkI Hint the Inule I'liimuix-.-ion
bill he referred J'or f(iiitltaii(ioii
until au.t winter.
II
miP Tfl IV AD NfWQ l i'' H'oeli a vole in Hie eoaveiitlou
UuL III if nit nCflO of the nii'lal miiieiV orgamxalion to
ill,4!" ' ' ' day. The hiichHoii wns a Hwml ur-
NKW om.KAXS, La.. July :io.- A I
Hie result of p'einiitu' eahlegraiiiH
toilay frmn large market eenter of
Knroie nnd vague rumor to the ef
fei'l that hit: F.nghli oonoern were
eahliiisr the Aiuoriran ide not to rik
furlher cliipmonts of vnrimw eom
moditic-, cotton tletliiii'il "-,.."tl a lialo
during Hie late forenoon.
NGT1CK.
Public notice- Is hereby given that
Woo Leo and Hal Sing, hnvo sold
their laundry and equipment thereto,
on South lllversldo nvenuo, Medford,
Oregon, to thtinitidcrslgned. who will i
conduct the business nt Iho am'
place under tho name nf Slug Dock !
Hong. Tho money for this business '
is to be paid and the transfer Is to I
be made on August Sth, 19H. All
creditors will hereby tnko notlco nf
thl transfer and sate, nnd all cus
tomer nnd the public generally are
hereby cordially Invited to continue
their patronage.
. FONG TONO.
MRS. H. L. LEACH
Expert Corsetiere
326 North Bnrtlett.
Phouo 563 M.
NOTICE
'
CHICK, (CIIAH.) .Mt'ltlt.W
Is Driving for Iho
Medford Taxi Co.
Your Iluslncus Will Ilu Apprcclatod
Mr. Murray ban driven for Hall
Taxi Co. for tho past 13 months.
lHHZl4frl1H
Greatest
v
Tailored Suits and
Silk Dresses
ate
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"2- 'rifllored Huits on this rack, including 'I
-White. Sono Suits. 1 Kilk Suit, others in
'
mixtures, etc., actual values to i;.ii3.()0.
VI Silk Dresses, inMudiiifc 'I Hinok TaflVIa
Silk, several Poiifeee, 'ale.', aefual valuds to
$2lr,o'Sal(J vJ..... ' :.' Jj?5.00
AVc make no alterations on these mirmouts.
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Ta-imilied
HIHrtON. Cul, July aftFor tho
present Slssou Is nut of dnnger front
tho forest (lies that hem It In. A
!,ft n j)o wind to Hie southward
tins carried Ihd (lumen tnWnrd Upton,
whore today lingo box fnetmtes nre
omlnuKeroili
Thils five ttftOO acres of timber hnvo
boon huriUMl The flrn is movlim
slowly but so stubbornly that It ha
pun I'd almost luipossllile to cheek ami
the best that ran bo hoped Is to von
(Inn It within narrow hounds
PLAN AMALGAMATION
OF
1 DKNVKII, Colo., Julv III). The
iroHi-'ii to aiiialgmnntu the Wi-li'in
I IVilernlioit of Miner and the I'mleil
IMiuevvorkem of Ainertrii was order
Officially Recorded
The wliolesoiuonosa of
Aluminum Compounds an
iifed In
BAKING POWDERS
Is now u mutter of govern
ment record, proven by gov
ernment tests.
Write us for copy of I. 8
llulletlu No. 103 Dcpt, of
AgFtcitclturo.
One Price, 1!.V u Ib.
-?VwTT.,.
6'K.vyr.
dj
All Grocers
CUi:S('KNT MFG. CO,
Seattle. Wash
UNIONS
WKat Is More Useful
TIiiim tin np-f i-tliit- jewt'lry store' Kvory Iiirtlidny, Avi-clilinf mmivoi-sary ami
various oilior occasions all call for m st'iits or nri.rs. Wlicnt would you litttl
a hotter place to select such a present or prize than a earefully selected stork
of jewelry, cut k''-ss hraeelet, watrlice, tins new hlaelc jet, ear drops hlaelc
etminel neck pieces ladies cigarette ithch and numerous oilier things accept
ahle Tor all occasions.
'lll'UfoWI'JMM
Sale of Suits and Silk
EVER HELD
. . . ' . ..IVPv
Hats, Values
i
iler of iurinei at ImlnyV hi"hIoii,
vvhteli wa lulilieM-i'il Iiy Pnnilt , J.
ila.ves, iiilentHtiuiltil li,iiH'f.iileiil
of tlio I'nitrii Muievvoiktii' ill' Atiier-
'ie. .
. UUItl.lN, July ail.-rSottloinoiu
drillings on tlu IIouiho worn entirely
ptinpeuiled today ami tho brnkorn wlioi
gathered on the Moor ronriiied thoiu
selves to cash transtuMlnUH
Baidy Breezerb
Calendar
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"NEVER BE AFRAID OF A
'JAGERFACKLE
BECAUSE THERE AIN'T
. NO SUCH THING."
Come to
THE BIG SALE
. You will mil lie disappointed. . Such
culling of prices you have nut seen
very lately.
Ail Men's Clothing, Shoes,
tlats, Men's Furnishings,
Kmy (hint: Ivnluml In Price
THE
WARDROBE
W. Main St.
FRANK BRANDON, Mcihirlt
ttti ..
MARTIN J. REDDY
IN MEDFORD
Tailored
kk
Silk
$10
27 'I'ailored Suits, aetual values (o ftftjA).
'!'.) Silk Presses, includliij? lililek Silk Diieh
ess Dresses, Colon-d J'oplins, Messalines,
Tarroias, Gorges, Hedrord Cords, aelulil vAl-
licHHo'.OOA'rtlo $10.00
AVo iiinko no alleratittns on llieso garnionts.
H
to $12.50, Sale $2.98
Why Not
Get tho best sinoko, (lov Johnsim,
am) alno pntrout,n Jioiuiv,
Bananas
Jf 0 a
Cheap
Ask
Your
Grocer
NMAIt POHTOI'M'Mt'K
Dresses
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Suits and I
Dresses
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Are
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