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Newspaper Page TextMEDFOTtT). MATL TRTBTJNft AfEDFORD, OKECION, FRIDAY! AUfltjSft tR !lf)14 mi ' m n ' i" pit' " PAGfe THItEE w : A i SAFETY FIRST EXHIBIT SHOWN AT S. P. DEPOT Tim Houtlicrn 1'iiiKln rniiiiiiny linn InMnllml Its "Hnfnty-I'lrsl" txlillill In tlm wnltlliK room of llm iniHsuiiiwr ! iol mill llio first x It tlil t Ion will lio Klrt'ti IIiIh t'Vi'nliiK ilurhiK (ho hours of 7 (o iMlto. Ailinlslnn In (no itiul (ho oihllilt will Ihi on illHilny dully of AiiRtiHt I ft, HI anil 17. Tim oxlilhltloti liorn wits tispticlnlly iirrnnx'il for I)' J .l Hcott, KoimrM niHiiiR(ir hkciiI of tli m t'OMipmiy mi J U oim of n ncrli'N to lio inmln upon lint 1'nclflo const. Tin .uhllilt Iiiin nl rcmly Ik-.ui shown In tlm lurttost clt Iks Mini unlvcrrltln or California Mid U k counlrpnrt of tlm oim shown In Nmw Vork lout yi'nr. Thn pnrpoMi of tlm nxhlblt In two fold. First, 'that of iliiinotutrntliiK 10 tho public tlm inmt of tlm mlop lion of hi "Hnfi'ty-l'IrU" plnn wlmn travollnk i'" train nml crosslink Irnckn it umcloj ami seroiully Dial of showing; to Hiomi liilttri'stntl Just wlmi tlm Hoiitlicru I'nclflo company in do ItiK to promoti sufor employ iimnt un.l transportation for iimploym nml jiaMeiiwr rtiipcllvly. (.'omprlnliiK tlm oxliltilt tint too on lnrKt pictures ami churls showltiK tltosn factor which Imvo hot'it urcst rut lit tlm attainment of tlm record of hating carried dtirlrtK tlm lam flvo or two hundred million pasttnKm un nroruRn dlstanco of foil) flvo titllit without a nliiKln fulnllty dun to train dnrallmonl, collision or oilier train accident. HI 111 otlmr pictures show ihoMi accident which am most com moiily rmiiMil hy carelessness on tlio part of tlm public and full itexcrlp lion accompanies eat It plcturo show liiK how tlm accident could haro foefln 11 voided, Tlm exhibit W allrartlvnly nrrnnr.e.I III a Rold an whlto booth which In brilliantly Illuminated for cyciiIiik ox hlblllon. In addition to tlm pictures and chard there In operative model of a section of track under mlnaturo automatic block and Interlocking sIr. nal protection, Tlm operation of tlm slitnals In explained by V. B. Andrni demonstrator In clmrKo from thn of flro of I'reNldent Hprotiln, Tlm only tliliiK lackliiK to make the exhibit complete lit Honey i;lvlnr. n Hafrty-r'IrNt Joyrldn In his auto. M'Hn.Ut, IT TtlKATKH . ' ' PIIIDAY AND HATIIIIOAY Tin; Million Dollar Mystery, atory by Harold Mncdrath, scenario by I.loyd l.oneritan. H)nopl of preredliiK uplnode: Hargrove, 17 year before llio story opens, left his only child on tlm door atep of n Klrl'a arhool. Ho la n trai tor member of thn "(Hack Hundred," a IliiMlan secret society. He lis bo. route a millionaire. Tito band dU cover him and knowlnc thU, ho plana 'to disappear with hi now olRhleoic year old daughter, Plorenro, and u million dollars ho has drawn out of tlio banks, Tlm million dollars dls appoara mysteriously. Margrave, with his Iioiiho surroundod, Is forco.t tn make a dosporato cscnpo In a bal loon, which, lator, la found a wreck floathiK on tlm sea. Kplsodo No. 2, "Tlm Knlso Frlond." rioronco arrives In the city to find her father roup, no onu knows where. Jones, IiIh butler, dlsclmos a mystur loua letter charging her to triiPt him completely, The coiiNplrators turn their attention to Florunco. How tlm prlucoNs wins Florence's ronfldunco, aecretly odmlta mambers of thn band Into tlm Iioiiho lo sonrch for tlio $1, 000,000 and who falllntt in this, at tempt to ktdiiup Florence, only to tlm miraculously foiled by Norton, forms oim of the moHt exciting moving Pic tures o,vor filmed. Kach week, un eplnodo of this Btu pondoui motion picture will bu shown t tlijs theater, each episode nn uu roldlng of thrills, now trills, grouter t It r Ilia than over before atlompted, With usual program. 10 cents always 10 rents, U. S. A. WINS ONE AND L08E8 ONE AT TENNIS KOIIKHT Hll.1.8, N. Y. Aug. H, Tho opening matches In the contest botweuu tho United States and. Aim tialmila for thn possesNlon of tlio Dm In cup, einblemutlo of the world tcmii tennis championship, played Imm ThurMday, resultud In mm victory mid oim defeat for each uo Hon, Aulhony F. Wilding or thn dial longing team defeated It, Norrls WIN llama II of tho American defoiiderH In utralght aula 7-5, fl-3, CIl, Not llm leant disturbed hy tho defout of iiim tea m muio, Muurico i;. Mvioiigu n Ill evened (lie diiy'n acoro by defeat. Ifig Norman 10, Drunken, cupluln of lm AimltAlasUii ouaitoitu and mn. lilainiil Mm wviirlil'u uiimliir ul liiiinltf III Ihrito ullrrlng aula Uy ncoies u( 17.16, li-3( UO, An ri'Wilt, I Ihi wliuiur of Ihu lio )ihy anil tliuiupliiimlilii iuiiiioI bu do JiM Ufni HalurtJuy, SAFETY FIMT EXHIBIT 0 HBasa,ff7'rMTl ( '' J'f " ' " ,Hrt'v-"'";'il' ---' 4 " Cn SAFETY ""ilk' i a.1 NlssssssssssssaK- ? i' ' t'ySS LAST OFNOTED INDIAN AMERICAN REFUGEES CHIEFS PASSES AWAY IN GERMANY AIDED A dlNpntch from Modoc county, Col., says: ''Tyree John, the last ol tlm noted Indian chiefs of Modoc county, was hurled today In the old ancestral burying ground of the I'lt Itlver tribes, H miles west of here. At tho time of the Modoc war U) years ago when runners en me In from the lavn U'ds 70 miles northwest of here asking the aid or the I'll Itlver Indians In tlm Modoc wnr against the troops under Oeueral Cauhy, It war through the talking of old Hob Chlpp, tlm wnr chief, who died In 1K9K and Ty-Ke John, tlm peace chief, that tho i'lt divers sent dm runners home to their fate and llm river tribes re mained friendly to tlm whites. The old mnit, In later year, went Into tlm country north of Wluucmurcu and kept the ludluns litem iitlel. Ilo was uuhersally respected among the whites and last year was the recipient of n small pension from the county. He left tlireo Mtns, one being the United Htates government policeman for thn dlilrlct." HELL AT HAELEN DURING BATTLE LONDON. Aug. H, 310 a. m. Tlio Dally Mall's llriuMN correspon dent describes tlm engagemont at Haeleu as showing that the llelglans hao pasmid another good test. He says thai Intermittent booming of heavy, guns was audlbU all morning This was punctuated about 1 1 o'clock by sharp detonations, tlm llelglans blow up tlm bridges over tho Itlver (lette Just In the nick of time. Thoy were under shrapnel flro and tho Her man cavalry was Just debouching to crons. With tlm bridges destroyed the fight rcHolvcd Itself Into an nrttllery duel, the shrapnel bursting and leav ing a long trail of white smnko. In tho meantime a squadron of Mecklenburg dragoons endeavored to pouetralo tho town of Dlest at a gal lop. About a mllu from tho town thev dashed Into n barricade of wagons lined by llelglau Infantry. Tho Ger mans had their revolvers out ini rhargod directly at tho barrlrado. Tho Dclglans behind tho barrlcado opened a murderous flro and all tho dragoons wore either killed or taken prisoners. The only living things to surmount tlm barrier wero seven ri derless horses maddened by fear. The Germans then tried to reduco resistance at this point by a cross flro from a battery but after an Interval ceased firing and owing to the slmlta" ropulsos on other positions of their front withdrew In dlsordor, according to some accounts, to tho other sldo or tho Goto. Only two Ilolglans wero wounded. In front of the barricades, the Gor muiis l(ay like a hedge. Tho frontal Hacks of tho Gormaus are apparently contributing to tho Ions of mnralo among tholr troops. This Is believed to bo tho reason why Individual Hot glatiH hnvn bcon ablo to recolvo tho surrender of so many of tholr adver saries. GERMAN SOCIALIST LEADER SHOT; BALKED AT WAR in LONDON, Aug. H, 3:'J0 n. ui. Tho Dally Citizen, organ of tho Labor party miyti It bus learned from relluble authority that Dr. Karl Llobknoclu, tho German socialist lender, bus boon shot for refuting military Horvlce. Tho Dally Cltlien says that tho story was brought to London by a Germaii refu. gee, who reported that Hurlln, owing to the shortage of food, was In u virtual statu of revolution. Dr. Llebknecht was an officer of tho reserves and wiih called upon for service, Ilo refused to respond on cousvleiitloun grounds, whereupon ac cording lo tho atory, ft delurliinent of soldier was sen I In his reildeiii't. Ilo wiih tukun lo ihu military barracks nml ('unit inarllulud. After a short tilul ho whh tonvlciod find shot by n plulomi of Infantry. II s nlsii teporled (IinI Jlon l,iu t nbiiiK, Ihu iiolml whUIIsI wiitur wbu ileclurtiil wildlvr wiirM inllntiwii Ih Ihu urmy, has bt-w shut, II JllSPLAY AT S. P. DEPOT WAHHINOTO.V, Anc. 1 i. Voluri- tccrx ulio 1 1 live o-0icruteil wild Am-liiix-mliir Oerunl luive iiuule jl jioh hiltle for Hie emlniHhy in llerlin to rextore nlnml mirmnl eonditlniis iiinntix Amerii'itnK in Ocrmuuy, iie eonllntr to n rcort rereie today ut the hi ii 1 1- ilepnrlmeiil. Action ol I lie Dn'xtlciH'r lunik, wliicli Iiiih UKreetl lo cikIi a limited number of check of Americaux hearing; the Amerieau eoiiKitliir Hlainit of identi- I fientioii, littN greatly relicM'ri the fin- iini'inl tcitilon. Tnuel to or from Southern Ger many, where iiiokI of Hie IiiiIIim ami iiiiiity of the iileiiNiire rcMirl.s are lo rated, i iirnelieally iuiMi'o.ilile. In addition to Ihe work of (K-iitliim AuierieiiiiH, Amhat-Hiiilor (lerard re iuil thai he Iiiih opened tut Knglixh bureau in Ihe cmlmMy for the ihkiuh of in-iorlM ami general aid to llril IkIi Huhjee(i. AS OF WASHINGTON, Am:. 1 1. I'lniw of Httiitlierti eongrewHinen nml repre MiilnticH of eottoit iiiti-rc.-lrt for relief front the rmliiirniiKiiieiit tltrent- ened l tl Io-iiik of tlm Kuropeau markets took laugible fona today xtheii hill to cNtahlUlt liondetl ware Immihi's, wherein eotton may he torel nml matte Hie hasiK of currency is Hiien, were' inlroilueed in eon);rvsK today by Se,uator Hoke Smith and lteprexfitlnlive Lever, nftor consul tittiou willt offieiaU of the depart ment of agriculture, commerce and tlio treasury. OREGON IS IN GRIP OF MANY FOREST BLAZES POIITLAND, Aug. 14. From a sroro or points throughout tlm north- vest reports came today or forest fires which lu some cases wero doing heavy damage. A pall of smoko to dense at to render objects Indistinguishable more than 300 feet hung over Fort land. The most serious flro reported was one that broke out directly east of tho I'lty, menacing Maclay park, Itself a forost reserve. Flro was reported threatening the Hull Uun forest reserve, which Is tho sourco of Portland's water supply. Fifty forest rangers fought It back all day, Two bridges were destroyed In Douglas comity, southern Oregon and a hard fight was In progress against fires In Coos and Curry counties, From eastorn Orogpn canto reports of a big riro lu tho forests of Union county. Heporta from tho Clearwater nat ional forest, In Idaho, wero that fires thero which had been considered un tier contiol had again flared up do btructlvely. With Medfortl trade Is Medford made Weak Lungs Often Lead to Serious Illness If jrnu lime unk lunu, you sr smrr sllr suUloct lu ibUla or l taint trouble nil roily (UMH'iillblo lo n-rloim Mills' Troiililc. lu many isnrn I'lirummila or lirumliliil Untitilm Irntn I In' liiiitu In a luinli wiulciu'! ttiiiilliluu. tli'Liuuit'a Al if ruth r U it iiii-tlli tut fur the Ititout suit lunSk tilili'tl Inu lirrii fuiniil (u lx fur J luMii'lli'lul. vt in ulii'ii it ilmiiitt' of t'llmste unit etlitr HiulnnMiU lullmt to litliii: rv lll'f Itl'llll ut lliU i-ue. , . v:tt H. Alluiilii' Mf lluil.liiutli'M, N. J. "Ilrntliliifiii. in I lie full ut ltio.1 I i-uie trut It'll h trry t'rru rulil wlilrh trlllrO un in liinii. At lutt I twiiuit lu rulM liutuui, mil niy ijliytlcluu llivii loM in I uiiiil tin l t'ullronilii lliinifillutii)' At Hit lliur I a uiliUiM In tuku Ktkiuuui Alli'rulUe I IU)ih hi liutn sml cum iiii'iii'iil tuklnu II I lif I ml titk In Oiln. Imt I Ih'suii Id Imiiiow, uni tin, tlrl mil In Jumnii). PI. I rt-xinijil my n;u ii In r tHi'Ui4lluii, liutlnk galnH V!t puuuil. fully i t-lui ct lu Iii'uIIm II U uim kih'ii ii-ui time in) liuiti't tins lu r n rlli'i iiu. Nml I I'Uiiimt I'ulm lUkliiairi AIHfllt (MWf . .. ..... .,.. llllllllt Hl4lHili Almte ul'liviUlrli inoif en li'inul) !iHiiiiiri AIUrll'li Ufii I'ytni iiy ill) )isi I.' Iil 111 ln litoiH iflii'mluut IV l n t ii or fli'ie iinimi .i"i . i"Vs itii'tif""' tMiibiU. nrmiil.iil.A'iMi'il mudUu UU. uJ In u,.Ui1Imi lb .ltw. ......1.... .... .....il. ...ild.hii.. .vi. IimI.11. fd JtMM. A. fur l-MUl ,lr HhS GERMAN CRUISER OFF FOR NORIH HAN FKANCIKC'O, Cal , Aug. H Tlm (lormuii rrulrem lelpzlg and NiiriihorK were bulb headed north, HleniuliiK at full speed, when lant seen north of Hun Francisco liny, un cording to ytntemeiila published hero today. Tlm U-.Unlti was passed yesterday by tho liner ucon, 130 mtfes north of Han Francisco, In tho forenoon, northbound and making 20 knot)) an hour, nccordlng to tlm Queen's cap tain. He said he tried to speak to the rrulser, but all her commander would do In response to n wireless call was to hoist tho German flag. Tho Nurnborg was reported to hsvo passed 1R mlleH north of Point lleyes, which lies just north of San Francisco Hoy, at t:in yesterday nf- ternoon. Him, loo, was making speed northward, .. ATTORNEY GENERAL TO PROSECUTE FOOD RAISES VAHIIINOTON, Aw. II. -Swin. In IV lied field Hind he e.xpectt'il to have enough furl uitliui Hie next week to luni over to Ihe attorney Kfiieral for fiction. Iiie-tipitifiii of food prieeM in Hie national eaiital Ih'l'imi lodav. BIG REDUCTIONS JL' &V On All ' Colonials. Pumps and Oxfords At the Hlgn or OI'FOSITK POST OKKICi: Medf ord Commercial College H. If. Ilniinuin UI North Grape Street Schcol of nookkecplng, Shorthand and Typewrit ing, Kngllsh Department, lluslness Practice and Pcnmanrhlp, Commercial Law and Arithmetic New PopIN lny Hitter ut Any Time DAY SCHOOL FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 1 TO THOrtJIITIVI. Yor.Nf.' PKOPI.K H If you are seeking a business education that Is practical, H then We tdiall hojie to have you with us. H Since the primary objeel which most young people hava In H attending n commcrelal school Is to secure ovallablo pre- H paratlon for buslnecs life, It Is Important that they select n H school which has a course of study embodying tho largest H amount or practical Information crystallzed facts, which H will bear directly and effectively upon the work which they H will hate to do, and which can be mastered In the shortest H possible time. B CALL, PIIONi: 15-1., Olt WltlTi: I MEDFORD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE H lhUi:t, M-lforil, On-gmi. T. R. Reads PENROD IN SPITE OF REPORTERS AND DIPLOMATS sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssv ' LssssssssssssssssssssssssssH sssssssssssssssBisssssssssssssssssssssssssW ' - ........................B sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssWlsssssssssssssssssssssssPr JssssssssssssssssssssssssssssW assssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssH ssssssssssHsHT ssssssssssssk - T ssssssssssssssH FJKli 'jiCSsssB flssssssssssssssH Jkn m k iK2H' & ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssm - sssssW ..4 sssssWTL ssV T sssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssHf uV mTd. ' 11 flir TssssssssssssssssssssssT sssssssssssHIIK'L, IjsssHsW r.?'3PHssss?'l- ' ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssKisssn sssflsssssssssHH PliBLssM PHI ssssssHsv"sssssBssB .ssssssssssssssssH ssssHifssssv HssRv ssf N9ssssssssssssssssssi sHtPA. .i jBBr,k r ':-;BPlH sssswfllssmissV. t' :ssssHssssssfl ssssssssi HPCJVjB, v tvBisH P ' JJ EukssssssslssssH kssHsM Bm&tw&k ' i'sssHssssssssssssssssssH sHKEskissVJs 5 Mm HIsrH sJK slssssssssssssssssssssssssssssB ssssssK.$HFiossssH. isssssssssMssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss! (Courtesy or Maltlmore Sun) Col. Roosevelt on his way to Washington Engrossed in I'enrod Says thcNetv Voik Tluiett Kdlteiiully: "That Colonel Itoosovclt, on a day crowded with so many activities as was Tuesday for him, should yet hate found It necessary to fill In with roadi lng tho few minutes when there Mere no demands upon his attention or energy, Is perhaps more lllumluutlug us to hi montul traits than Is tho periodical yearning for some-big thing like a hunt In Africa or !ho explo ration of tlm Ainaxon valley. Thu book Into which ho plunged when op portunity offered, and emerged when necessity compelled,' was Mr, Turk Ington's M'ourod,1 Perhaps ho thought that he was getting in form at Ion. ubout boys, u not unimportant subject, from mV, Turklngton's amusing narrative. All tlm accredited critics jcom lo haw tukeit tlm sumo view, uud of course llio critics must lie right." T. K. untk'fblands hoy anniij: oilier itojle, and we'll wager he eojoyed PENROD Ky KOOlll 1AKKIN0I0N It's Oim Uuu Muglt I'lL'iu HcHliiiiIng lo I,'hi IIIUklrlri IW KhId hI DOUULKDA V, PAGE PLAN WAY TO RE WASHINGTON, Aug. 1 1 Ar rangements for wnr tntos lit the United Htntes to supplement falling customs M'Veimi'8 and how they ahall be levied are being held In aheyanri until tlm ftltunllou cottfrolitlng tho treasury becomes more clearly de fined. At another conference today be tween Chairman filmmons of the sen nto finance committee; Chairman Underwood of the ways and ' meann committee and Hecretary McAdoo, It was agreed that any deficit should be made up by additional Internal reve nue taxes, but It was derided to hold another conference next week and In tho meanwhile reports from all At lantic coast customs houses will in dicate what the government must meet. Meanwhile, Chairman Underwood will get tlm ways and means com mittee ready to art on a plan. HIGHWAYMEN SHOOT AND ROB MINE GUARD HOANOKK. Vn., An;:. 1 1. Two guunlx benritu; !M.,000 to pay miner- at nieiialum, W. Va., were ihot lo ileRlh and rohheil near there today hv n liaml of hiL'hwnwiif n. It. I. VanGlldcr NIGHT SCHOOL Mil UnoUtUM Kt( fl.tM COMPANY, Gwlt CUh V' VENUES PAGEIheatre Wednesday, Aug. 19 Rock & Fulton In thq Fastest Musical Comedy Ever Written GREAT BEAUTY CHORUS PRICES: 50c, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50 Mail orders' received now. Make your checks payable to Fred'k C. Page Regular Box Office Sale Opens Saturday, August 15th, 10 a. m. IRWIN BROS. CHEYENNE FRONTIER DAYS WILD WEST The Original Organization from Old Cheyenne 30 Double Length Railway Cars 250 -HORSES -250 70 Wildest Bucking Bronchos Wild Steers, Wild Buffalos Chief Red Cloud and 80 Warriors, Squaws and Papooses 50 Real Cowboys and Cowgirls Presenting a performance that has become famous for its entire genuineness PICTURESQUE PANORAMA OF THE PASSING FRONTIER LIFE MEDFORD BASE BALL PARK MONDAY, AUG. 17 2 md 8 p.m. Jiwd Par a,