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M)W H K Jj( - ;Yf ' J J f. ft f. lYtf' t" MEDFORD TkfAlTJ TRIBUNE, lVfEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY. jAUGT7ST 10, 10.14 1 f ' y t k ,( lev Medford mail Tribunb iasiaiaofc AN, INDKPKNDKNT NfcWHl'APKH UlltHiB JRVWHT1 AFTKIWOON , RcIpt winuat nr tkh ' MHOFOHU I'lUNTINQ CO. ! - WMcmmxaa mats On year, by "" , "" Ons month, ( mull .to Pw wonlh, ocllvored lr cnrrler tn wrororu, Jacksonville ana an tral T'"'nti i mi. , mi .in .So fatunlny only, by mall, per year-- 3,00 Weekly, er yrr.,- ....- 1.60 Ths DMiiMmtlo Tim. Tti Hertford Mfttl.The Medford Tribune, Thn South ern Oreconlan, Th Ashland Trlbunn. ORIe Mall Trlbunn Ilulldlne, 21-27-11 North Kir atrtoti telcphon 7i. Official Paper of th City or Mdford. Official lapcr ot Jackson County. KnUrrd as rcond-clM matttr at MMlfont Oregon, under U act of March . 1IJI. Fall Ivicl Wire Associated Press PAN-SLAVISM RWOKX CXKCBX.ATXOir. Dully nv"mpp for alx month cndlnc December 31, 1911, 2500. WHh Medfonl Stop-Ors GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH .DUE IE AUGUST 29 The Harmon & llniley 'flrcnlwt Show tn Earth'' U to appear in this city for two performances on August J7th. From now on until the eventful ilatc the hopo Hint spring", eternal in America's youth xv ill keep the fathers and mothers of Medfonl on (lie tiptoe of expectancy ns their du tiful offsprings have gotten them to prnntihc to take them to tho circu. Lives there a boy with a soul jso dead that tho typical American circus doc not strike n ropoiicivo chord? lt H matter of extreme doubt. For the first to greet the first ear of the in coming1 circus nnd the lnt to tee the huge wagons depart with their heavy loads is the hoy who.c love for cir cus features, novelties nnd surpri-w dates from the time that ho plays with the bluffed unlmnl hides or mill, inturu duplicates, of the nnimnl king, tlom ho revciecs at each recurring Christmas,. Itanium & IJailey's date here means n red letter (lay for the old us well ns-lhe young, and they, !, welcome the' excuse to accompany the children In the show ground, us they find just as much fun and amusement as the liddies who make sure that everything is seen in (he lug uienngenc lent before they set tic down in their seats for the circus performance proitcr. To typify interest this year and lo knock skyhigh the belief that there's nothing new under the sun, the Har mon & Bailey fhow Is offering a wonderfully new and tealislic spec tacle entitled, "The Wizard Prince of Arabia," which teems with life, action and color und has 1'JoO per sons taking part. It's an ingenious exhibition of kaleidoscopic tplcndor With startling climaxes and thrilling developments so nrranged as to make the feature Ion;; remembered by ull who see it. This mammoth pageant opens one of the biggest shows ever produced iiinler the magic namu of Ilaruum & Hallev. DESTROYED BY FIRE NUW YOUK, Aug. 10, Itejiorta that Mvkc, tho greatest commercial city in Uclgluni was In flames In places us tho result of German elicit tiro, created dismay and iago anions the hundreds, of Uelglans who havo flock ed, hero from all parts of the country ou their way to Europe. Tlio Palais d'Justlca and tit. Paul's cathedral, reportod damaged by shells, art among the oldest buildings In Huron, Speaking of tlio rojiorted destruc tlon, PJerro Mall, tho Dolglan uiniiul general, said. "It s monstrous and Inhuman, tho fight liolug made on the city of I,lcg?. It lies on tho right bank of tho Meiu ltlver, In tlio muter of tho clrclo of twelve forts, which comprlso the for tifications of tho district of Liege, H Is flatter thuu New York uud lU approaches Inside the forts are un guarded, There are 171,000 people lit tho city proper and In the poorer Huaris the coiikmUou Is a serious Halter, If a fir' over aturtu them Ike city, Is doomed.". EXEMMEI1 EfJAENIE IIVEI TO RED CROSS HHII ilp 1 U)Ki)K, Auk, 1(1,- :x-:hh UmUi of F'HMwt iMy wui lo lk.ii Mf JW for WH nc HUlk, j TO (ho pan-Sorvimi pvopngaiulti is hltunutl the nssiissin ntion of tho hoii to (lto Auslrian (hvouo liy Austria tho ostcusihlu catiso of tho tloolai-ation oC war by Austro IIuuRHiy agaius( Irforvia, which prcoipiiatotl ho .lCuropo,an coni'iagratiou. .Hussia, tho loading SlAvio nation, is gen erally blamed as tho inspiration of tho Pan-feorviau and Pan-Slavic agitation, Tho Slavic raco is supposed to havo originated in or at least to havo first occupied tho region north and oast of tho Carpathian mountains, a region practically unknown to tho ancients. Kotoi-enec is made by Jioman writers under another name to the Slavs in the first, century, but it was tho sixth century before they attracted much at tention. Koreod by tho pressure or invading hordes, they spread out in three groat streams of emigration, one branch settling along tho Baltic and eastward along tho Russian valleys into Siberia; another ocoupvinsr Poland and westward to the Khinc, and the third streaming south east, overflowing the Balkan peninsular and Greece. The Slavs were at first a pastoral, agricultural, peace ful people, following a patriarchal form of government, hence were easy victims for their more warlike and bet ter organized neighbors, tho Goths and other Germanic tribes, the Huns, the Czechs and other wild hordes, who repeatedly conquered and frequently enslaved thorn. The word slave is derived from the German custom of supply ing tnc slave markets ot JUnrope with Slavs. From tho northern Slavs, originated tho .Russian na tion, 'lhe central branch developed the kingdom of Pol and. The southern branch fornfthe Bulgers, tho Sorbs, the Montenegrins and other Baltic nations. Tho Slav of today is a mixture of the original stock with countless other tribes, though the racial characteristics are in tho main preserved. There is no reason why the Slav states should not wish to govern themselves m a federation of. their own but until the Austrian. German and Russian oligarchies crumble and democracy triumphs in Kuropc, medieval restraint will prevent it. Tho Germans, since they first invaded and seized the territory they occupy from the Slavs, havo never given the Slav fair treatment. Today iu Hungary tho Slavs, comprising one third of the pop ulation are deprived of suffrage. That the pan-Slavic propaganda is not pro-Russian is snown ny the statement issued in jyK iiv General Count Arthur Tcherup Spiridovitch, head of 'the inter- i.; , cm x- r . . . . .-. ji.uiuii.u oiavic societies, ueiuung tno meals ot I'an-Slav ism as follews: : "First A southern Slavic empire, composed of all of tlio countries whoo uocrnuon irom nirKcy was obtained or encouraged by Russia, Including Bulgaria. Servla. Montenegre: all the territories they havo taken In tho lato war. Uosnla, Herzegovina, Albania, Poland. Crotla. and tho Cscch country. "Second It Is proposed to break up the patchwork empire of Austria. This would glvo Hungary h?r independence and let tho Slavs of tho Aus trlan Kniplro join the new confederation. "Third Tho independence of Poland Is aimed at as an Integra! state of tho confederacy. Hero Ilussla, Austria, nnd Germany would have to give their respective portions of Poland. Tho Slavic empire of the south would hold back the Mohammcdlan Invasion of Europe, which many arc looking for. "Fourth Pan-Slavism wishes neither to annex or oppress. Its ono desire Is tho reign of peace through liberty and fraternity. Its Ideal Is to see tho tribunal of The Hague In full working action." The Paii-Slavists arc as bitter against tho Bussian tyranny iu Poland as against the Austrian tyranny in Auslro-Hungary. It is in no sense a Bussinn movement, though made use of by Bussia. Let us hope the present war will complete the work begun by Napoleon over a century ago, the democratizing of Europe by the smashing of "divine right" autocracy and that the passing of the Ilohenzollern and llabsburg dynasties, lie followed by the passing of the Bomanoffs all of whom arc out of place in tho twentieth centurv. '. i 1 1- GUARANTEES OF GOVERNMENT SENT WHEAT UPWARD rilUWOO, Aujr. Id All specula. tic options in wheat km' today to n higher point t lit tt nt any time since tho war began. The adxanco exceed ed! ,1 cents n bushel rouitntcd with Snl unlay nighl. Announcement thai the goxeriiiuents of llclgium itiul F.nghvnd were gntminleeuitr war risks on imports from lhe United Stales hud much to do with the jump in price?:. Doubt, however, that (.an ndinn duties would be removed led to some wavering nt the outset. Open ing quotations, which varied from 1 cent lower to Vi tip, wero soon fol lowed by gains nil around, with no stop until December had reached $1,31 and Mnv $1.11. Com broke shnrplv. hut made n quick rally. It was found that rain relief in the drouth reuion had been far from sufficient. After starting la,j to 3't lower, the market over came the whole decline and then climbed us tmich'ns u full cent in some cases. Onls swayed with com. Chnnges in price, however, were only moder ate. Higher price- for hoes carried lhe provisions market straight upward, r'irst Imnsnclious ranged from 15 to 20 cents dearer than Saturday, and there was no sign of any important reaction. DOWN STAPLES CAR PLUNGES El PAIllS, Aug. 10. A special lo lhe Figaro fiom Hiussels says that two tit rangers who nrried from Uoilln, which eily they hint hill mIIi some difficulty, declined Ihey hml wit nessed nn agitation ugiiiiist lhe em peror iu tho flei-ninn capital. They said that iu the incline of TilleiiN thev heard cries of "Down with I lie emperorl" and "Down with the crown prince l" The llclgitm government has print ed and dili United iimoiig its soldiers descriptions of the designs of ull uniforms worn by French and Kng lish troops. PLAN FACILITATING SENDING OF GRAIN TO EUROPE NMAV YOKK, Aug. 10. Plans are expected to he made nt u confereneo here today by rcpresenlnthes of the ?ow York J'rodurn exchange nod western grain exchanges for facili tating grain shipments fiom this country to Kuropc. Members of the New York exchange discussed with the western exchange representa tives yesterday the tentative plans which probably will be adopted today. With, Mcdiord traow.lsMedtord made. EUROPEAN WAR SENDS COAL PRICES SOARING NKW YORK, Aug. UK -Tho IJur. oiionu war has caused uupiccedenttMl conditions in the Auieiiciiu cxpnil, coal I rude, according lo llio llliifk Diamond, the olTichl ni'tii of the coul iiiteiests. The icsidt, tlio pupil' snvs, will ho that lh' I lend of coul iitTairs will ho in I'm or of tho hu,cr rather Hum the seller, CAN'T DENY IT If This Unit JlripiKMtcd llUcwhcie In Mend of MtHlfonl You .Might Doubt It M. 8. lllden, Oil W. UlarU fit., Med ford, Ore., sns; "I suffcied fiom rheumatic pains, caused by loo union urlo. arid Iu my sjstoni. Tho pain was especially severe In my tuicU, My kidneys wero disordered, too, nnd my health was nil run down. I couldn't stoop without gelling dlisy, inmn'j Kidney Pills were highly recommend- ed to mo and they did Just wnnt vm claimed for tlioni, Am soon us I used iw m .....,,. k rati. tl..l.AI,tM'lll!'M sol n nv DBuncisTS hvlhvwh rc Uet Your .Stilt Unit of LOTHES MAIH! AT L E I N nut'KH fun.oo m Also Clcmtlng, Pressing nnd Altorlnrt OUR PROCESS IS THOROUGH l'very garment cleaned by ua Is itiado sanitary ami clean with our tho Colonial Possessions of Warring Powers Kour out of the bix power of Ku ropc which today threaten to engage in warfare have colonial possessions, protectorates and dependencies scat tered all over the world. Austria-Hungary and Jtushin have no colonial iKiSheusions, though the Russian emptire slrelchcs through the continents of Kuropc uud Asia ami prcMCut a long coust line on the northern Pacific. Oi' tho others, (Ireat Ilrituin has colonies und pro tectorates the world over; France has colonics and protectorates in Af ricu, China, in Kouth America, jn the "Veal Indies, iu tlio north Atlantic and iu the Pacific uud Indian oceans, pendency of Italy. Then comes Egypt, where HritUh interests nro paramount. On the lied hca nnd contiguous to Kjrj-pt is the Italian dependency of Kritrca. Coming down lhe east coast aru Dntish .Somaliluud, Italian Sumulilnnd, Jtriti-ti Kat Af rica, German Kust Africa, Portu guese Kust Africa nnd then Hritish South Africu, embracing Ithodcsia, the Transvaal, the Orange Ilivcr Col ony, Katal and tho Capo of flood Hope. On the west, contiguous iu the order named, aru German Houthwest Africu, Portuguese West Africa, the Congo state, belonging to Delgium; Hie Ircncli ( ongo, Kumerun, belong- Germany bus colonial tosesj.ioiw in.ing to Germany; the Niger territor- Africa, in China und iu the Pncifin ocean, und Italy has nendenciea iu Africa nnd u concession in Chim Kngluuds vast cmjiircs. India, t.uuada and Australia ; her holdings on the .Malay ienitisiiln; her colonies iu Africa uud her fortified positions in the Mediterranean, Gibraltar uud .Malta, put her nt the head of the colony holding nations of the world; they also increase tho field of her protcctiwt operations iu cjino she be comes involved in war witii Austria Hungary nnd Germany, und possibly with Italy. Many of (lie minor holdings of the four powers wilh colonial possessions to defend are themselves without military btreuglh. In many case tho protecting power has only very small garrisons on shore, amounting tn nothing more thuu local police forces, This is particularly true in Africa, outside of the French mid IlrilWi colonics in thn Pacific ocean uud in American waters. Tho continual of Africa present it notable picture of tlio juxtaposition of pii-liclorult's nnd (olonlct Ih-Ioiii;. ilig l Hii'ul JIiIImIii, France mid (lenuHliy, Fiuiico has u jiiolei'loiale otc Morocco mid her Alycihtu ps.cs. j-fUH-ii iWlwjt h WHilMrsHCHn, wm lioiopJcl ou hucim ,j TilM)l u mV ic, a protectorate of Great Ilritain; French West Africu, Togoland, be longing to Gennuny; the Gold ('oust, a Uritish colony, uud the ivory coast, annexed by rraiice twenty years ugo, 18-YEAR-OLD GIRL lltoseliurg Itevlow) While nsccndlug Itulierts Moun tain, eight mllos south or lloso- burg, lato Friday cicnlng, n large Stanley touring car, occupied by 12. G. Staples and Dr. Swcdciinurg, of Ashland; W. A. Folger of Modfonl. and Senator James Coke, or Meno- jul, loft tho road and crashed down tho steep embankment for it dlstanco of about GO feat. The car was driven by i:. a. btaplcs and had roacbed a point about half way up ttio stcoo grade when the accident occurred. Tho car, which had been stopped upon overtaking another enr, was lin ing started by Mr. Staples, wncu In romc unknown manner It nwrrved and backed off tho road. With the incep tion of Mr. Staples tho occupnnts nf tho machlno jumped "and escaped In jury. Mr. Staples was carried down tho embankment with the cor, . hut fortunately escaped with a few slight bruises of tho body. Tho car was not badly damaged. An soon as news of tlio accident reached Koscburg a car was rushed to tlio scene and tho belated passcn gors wero brought to Koscburg. Tho me labors of tho party wero enrouto to Kosoburg lo attend tho Stirlnors' festivities when tho accident occurred. . FALSI: STANDAItl) OF Cl't.Tl'ltK has gained ground In this, century which looks uon tho bearing and rearing ot children as something coarso and vulgar and to lu avoided, but tho ndvent of Kugonlcs means much for tlio motherhood . tno race. Happy Is the wife, who, thoiiKn'weak and ailing, depends upon I.ydla U. I'lnkhatti's Vegeable 'Compound to restora her to health, and wncn head aches and backaches nro a thing nt tho past, brave sons mid fatr daugh ters rlso up and call her blcsson. STAR Theatre KCHUYI.KIt, Neb., Aug. 10. Miss LoiiIho Mick, 18-your-old dauglier of thp lato George Mick, of Schuyler, was taken from her bed by unknown persons at 'i o'clock this morning, und carried awuy Iu an automolillo, Her mother and aunt wero lert bound with baling wire, but muunged to glvo tho ulanu nearly two Hours lat er, No duo has been found. PRINCE OF WALE TO FIIHT WITH GUARDS IMHOH, Auif, 10. Tim Prime of Walt's It'll lliickliigliiui paliiiu this nioiiiiiii lo join Ihv hitllulioii of lli (Jinmillcr UtmnU, lo which lie Un hien Hssiif)l, U will ) slulloiimj HI rH'V IdHJl'Jt, jlltfllHPOtjK, SHELDON BOOSTING ASHLAND NORMAL (Itosebiirg H)view.) llenj. C. Sheldon, president of the Medfonl Commercial club, was among the Hhriaers visiting licio to day. Incidentally, .Mr. Khcldou Is working in the interest of the rehab ilitation of (he Statu Normal school at Ashland. This matter has hecu referred to the voters of lhe atnle (it the coming election iu November. Ashland hud n normal school for fourteen years, hut it Inpn'd live years ago, when lhe legislature re fused to make appropriations for any of thu normal schools. Since then the normal at Monmouth has been re-entahhshed. r-For tho main tenance of the Ashland normal the annual tax will amount to only one fortieth of it mill, which would pro duce about jj'':i,000 -jui the present assessed valualioiiiftThiiL would bo but 10 cents a yeur on property us sensed nt $1000, 'All organized ef fort is to he made by seven southern Oregon counties forthe re-estiiblisli-ment of this school. Thu great need for trained teachers is shown by the fact that HO per cent of thu appli cants for teiohois certificates iu the state have only completed thu eighth grade in tho puhlhi schools, MAURETANIA'S PASSENGERS LANDED AT HALIFAX NKW YOUK, Aug. 10,-A I rain currying 1I1H passcngeis of the While Star liner Miiurelniiiii, ujiloli put Into Halifax Thursday while en wiilo from l,iicrpool to New York, arrived beie loday, Tim Almireliiuia ihiiiigt'd her foiir'n niter being warned by thn JhllU.li nnUer F,scx of lhe pri'M-iice of Gomimi tuiiiscrw in Aiiiciicun wnicM, " - i , M'Jiy Mot OH thu hvit imiiko. dor, JulutUD, SMil also itroilllo )ioh), ii Monday and Tuesday The Fatal Portrait Kalcra Feature JOHN BUNNY in "Pigs Is Pigs" Other Pictures NOTICE CIIH'K, (FIIAK.) Mytlt.W In Driving for tho Medford Taxi Co. Your Uiislnos Will Ha Appreciated Mr. Murray ha driven for Hall Taxi Co. far tho past 13 months. I'hon.!Hl. Wo will call, Modern Equipment und Experienced Help Wo are nblo to glvo you service them, the pain began to lcavo mo and !,mt '" 0,1,,y IQM,,,, ,0 rM ln ttin nrllnn nf mr Ltiliuua uiim mii.' lrKir cuira. laled. My the time I hud finished two boxes, 1 was without a Ikii of kidney trouble. I ftladly confirm what I said In praise of Doan'a Kid ney Pills when I recommended thorn several )car ago. I can only mid that the kidney trouble and rheu matic pntus haio never returned." Price fiOc, at nil dealers. Don't simply ask (or n kidney rcnwily- get Doan'a Kidney Pills tho samo that Mr. lllden hnd. FoHter-Mllburu Co., Pwps., Uuffalo, N, Y. 1 , yy IT Theatre Tonight OUR MUTUAL GIRL Meets a Burglar A MILITARY JUDAS Three Reel BroRGko Special SOME NERVE KEYSTONE COMEDY COMING! WEDNESDAY-THURSDAY i The Perils of Pauline 10c I),t Ml t ()c PAGEUP Cool, Comfortable, Well Ventilated. Jlest riinto I'lays The Adventures of a Girl Reporter Iu Two Farts Shadowed Lives One 1'nrt Drama When Eddie Went to the Front Ono Part Mexican Wur Comedy Snookec's Flirtation Sterling Comedy , Hear lhe I,argu PAGKTIIKATRK ORCHESTRA IIAKKY IIQWrXL, Director (-'oolest place in Medfonl AHCII'H JOu CHH.miKN .In Doors Ojicii 7I0 B ii. "iWijii .-SU-otJayesr.. ,i , ;uiA UNION FEED AND LIVERY STABLE FULL EQUIPPED LIVERY STABLE AMBULANCE SERVICE 11U South Jtiversido Phono 150 GAUNYAW & BOSTWICK Proprietor. $5,000 STOCK OFTIRESON HAND UNITED STATES REPUBLIC MICHELIN and GOODYEAR. Call and get our prieca. CRATER LAKE MOTOR CAR CO. Are You Going Camping? Wo can supply your need Iti our line. Duillcd Hnm, Deviled Meat, Veal l.oar, Corned llcof. l.unch ToiiKue, Vienna Haiisaso, Hotted Ham, Chipped Hcof, Van Camp Hcsns, Iteliis' llcatis, Preferred Block Ileum, HaIuiuo, finrillne. Tuna Fish, best quality Hams, llrcnkfast Ilacon, (!ood llutter, Fresh Itniich Kgut, MARSH & BENNETT Sccouil lloor K-rtt of First .Val'l lUnk I'liotin .VJ TO CRATER LAKE Aulo KIiiko leaves at H u. tn, ou Monday, Wednesday nnd Friday. Hound-trip $18 tickets honored until Keptcmhcr ,'10. Special rales to Crater liko for parties of fivu or more. Four, five and seVeii-paRkctier lour-t iiiK cars. HcnsoiinhlQ rjitcs to.nll cjllcs nud K)1iiIh. KK-niol rateslfor all-day service nnd lnrgQ toiiriu'i; parlies. Hall Taxi Co. I'hoiio 100. Keelv and Court Hall, Murs. John A. Perl UlfDXRTAXIE IUf AMllUBt fUtmm N, 47 Mi 41-M Saving for Old Age Sovcn out of tun of ilio large fortunoH wero tlio msult of compound intorost and tho Having habit. AVu offer tho sujall and largo inventor tho advantages of Having and in vestment combined. All loans are made ou income-hearing real estate and all our HeetirijieH are held bv IhcHtuto in trust. A reserve fund of sfaULOOO, including Hiippiiw, giiaranlecH every loan. We teach children thoj Hayijig liabil. Wo guarauiee lhe dale of maturity ou every cor tificale. Ml- $ fJ.no Haved each moiilh eiiuals fc'fiOO 7,fM) Haved each inoiiih emails "1,000 it i 10,.r() saved each mouth equals ,ri(N) Equitable Savings & Loan Association Portland, Oregon '"' OIiiih. I'). Iwidd, l'j'((s, ,, MoK'tu'choj., jFJy, AhhiiIhovoi 1,000,000 ,. , Ovoriif(MJ0f0(Ki j'filimictfl to Willo (or Cliriiliir P1 ,i -