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PERSONAL
' Mrs. iPellon of Ashland 'was
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ajuest of Moil ford friends Saturday.
MM. Joseph Mors of Orants rasa
was a Medford visitor Saturday.
,'Mr, and Mrs. Jntnes Thomson of
rortHnid'arrlved In Modrord Friday
o vWt lrlcnds.
-v Day and. ntftht school nt the Med
io r Comnurc!nl Colloeo.
Gcorjre Lawrence and V. It. Attains
worn ninons thoso down from Port
land the latter part ot the week on
biHnerm.
C. L. Hohart, a Grants Pass busi
ness man, was n Medford Usltor Sat
unlay.
The finest equipment in Oregon for
jprtaltng truit labels. Medtord Print
ing Co.
Mr, and Mrs. Guy C. Jacobs ot
VRhlahd wero the Kuests of friends
,, in thts city Saturday.
John It. Shaver Vs down from
Grants Pass Saturday on business.
Automatic baso ball, that brand
new out door caruc has arrived In
Medford. Seo It at DoVoes tonight
JtMt west ot Hotel Medford.
p. Beatty was among those vis-
Hlnc Medford from Portland Satur
day.
Mr, and Mrs. V. K. Hodgeman of
Spokane visited friends In this city
Saturday.
Authentic war news received by
Mall Tribune leased wire will bo
posted daring the day at Hotel Med
ford. Clatus Macltcady, a horticulturist
of the Central Point district was
among Medford friends. Saturday.
D. It. Hill was anions the or
chardlsta In Medford Saturday.
Fall term day and night school at
tho Medford Commercial College 31
X. Grapo street, begins Tuesday, Sep
tember J st.
A. Anderson of Rogue Itlver was
among Medford business acqatntanccs
Saturday,
V. K. Hammel ot Eagle Point
transacted business In Medford Sat
urday. Tree props at the Medford Lumber
M. G. Williams, a Sacramento busl-
jmm man, arrived in Mcxnom Fri
day for a abort stay.
Mr. and Mrs. Carroll Johnson o!
Oakland were among Medford friends
Saturday.
Keteter's Ladles' Tailoring College
will epen lor tho fall term Tuesday,
September 1st, at the M. F. & II.
balldJag.
Rwasel Sewell, Miss S. S. Rush and
Mrs. W. M. Miller were among those
down from Portland Saturday vis
iting lrlcnds.
George Miller or Chicago tran
sacted business la Medford Saturday,
George Harrison, a Portland busi
ness man, spent Saturday in' this
city.
Coffee mill for sale at Do Voe's.
Roy Watson, ,1'hilllp Johnson, an-1
Mr. and Mrs. K. E. Johnson wero
among those from Coqullle that
spent Saturday in Medford.
jt Mr. and Mrs. .John -E- Marblo of
Los Angeles were Medford visitors
Saturday.
No tiles on the Pennant wrapped
Bread. We are not advertising It,
Just lettlBg it have Its way with the
people. Positively contains no alum.
Made at Newtown Bakery. 142
Fletcher Fish of Phoenix arrived In
Medford Saturday for a short stay.
David Cronemlller of Glendale was
a business rlsltor in Medford Satur
day. F. G. Thomson, a prominent agri
culturist ot the Lake creek district,
spent Saturday In Medford.
Kodak flnisblug and suppllaa at
Weston's Camera Shop. Over Iala
Theater.
M. O. Wllklns of Klamath Fulls
was a Medford visitor the latter part
of the week.
Mlsa Kdna Mae Stlner of Caro.
Mich., was among Medford frionds
Friday.
Hotel Medford dining room now
opens at six a. m. and is open all
fy.
Corbln Edgell, a horticulturist of
the .Englo Point .district, spent Sat
urday In this city.
,. v. lii'CKet of Chicago was a
recent buslnesti visitor in Medford
J. O, Gerklng, the pest all around
photographer In southern Oregon.
Always .reliable. Negatives made any
where, time or place. Studio 288
Main St. Phone 3 20-J.
,H. G. Bolton f St, Louis Iran
sacted business In Medford Satur
day. Call J. W. Mitchell for lawn now
r troubles. Pfaope 20.
Floyd Lance and 1L L. Alexander
hae returned from Central Point
where they made short business
trip,
Wetfcs t PIcGowm Co.
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I. Johnson ot Coqulllo Attended to
business Interests In Medford this
week.
l- W. Scbneldcr ot New York
spent Saturday In Mcdtoitl on bnst
nes Two counter ahow-casos for aalo nt
Do Voe's.
AV, 8. Weston, the popcorn man and
family, have returned from a ten
day's outing nt Newport. They re
port having had nn enjoyable time on
tho beach, tho weather was cool and
manj visitors nt tho Resort.
One meat case for salo at De Voe's.
Mr. Clarence Langans and wife
from llandon arrived yesterday to
make their home In Medford. Mrs.
Lnnglun'a Is a sister ot Mrs. W. S.
Weston, nnd Mrs. J. J. Owlngs.
, Get It at Do Voo's.
Twenty dollars will bo given In
priics for tho best rose display at
a school children's roso show to be
held the first Saturday after school
opens. Tho prises were to be
awarded at the exhibit held Friday
but owing to tho fact that few chil
dren had known of tho contest, It
was decided to hold another exhibit.
A packing houso 30x40 is helm:
constructed on the Fraxler orchard
Just north ot the Budge place.
See R. II. McCurdy for Aetna Fi
delity and Surety Bonds.
U Peterson spent Saturday at
Grants Pass vising friends.
Miss Florence Weed ot Hlllsboro
was the guest of Medford friends this
week.
Kotiak finishing the best, at Wet
ion's Camera Shop. Over 1st Thea
ter. James Fry, an agriculturist of the
Applegate district, spent Saturday la
Medford.
Kvcry local train coming from
points In the Roguo river valley was
loaded Saturday with people coming
to Medford to attend tho circus. The
hltchracks wero full early In the
morning and hundreds of orchard-
Is Li drove to tho city In motor cars
Water Superintendent Georg
Tranna reports improvements being
made at the city Intake. Mr. Tran
na and Councilman Hargravo have
Just returned from an auto trip to the
Intake.
The forest firo situation has Im-
proved much tho last week. At
present the only serious fires aro nt
Star Gulch and Wards Crock. A
force of 20 men have been sent to
combat the Star Gulch fire. Tho
woods are becoming dryer every day
however and until a rain there Is
constant danger.
Tho Howell crop harvest Is In full
swing. The D'Anjou harvest will be
gin In a few days, a few already hav
ing -been picked. Tho Cornice and
Bosc are yet to bo picked.
United States District Attorney C.
L. Rcames and wife ot Portland and
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Colvlg of Med
ford, have returned from a two
weeks outing on Upper Roguo river
near Prospect. They occupied a bun
galow at the Oregon-California Pow
cr company plant. They found the
best, of fishing on both forks of
Roguo river.
Axel Ltindgrcn of tho Rlue Lcdgo
district is In the city today.
Lottie M. Howard Is showing the
advanced styles in new fall millinery.
Miss Kenyon will be her trimmer
again this season and will arrive In
a fow days when she will announco a
general fall display.
S. D. Graham and R. D. Wallace
tried out their Maxwell car around
Holland and Derby this week, look
ing up business, returning by way of
Meadows and Deagle neighborhood
Miss Holtz, the new trimmer for
F, K. Deuel & Co., arrived the first
ot tho week and Is now establishes
in their millinery section. Mlsi
Holts comes direct Irom the east,
where she has had New York exper
ience and Is considered an expert In
her line.
For a pleasant rido over the new
paved Pacific highway tako tho auto
car to Central Point and return.
Leaves Main street every hour Sun
day from 9:30 a. in. to 10:30 p. m.
Round trip 2D cents.
GUARD TSING TAU
TSINO TAU, Aug. 2'J. fiix Japan
eso warship may lw won every day
from the Thing Tun fortifications,
ertiihiiig hack ami forth beyond the
range of the German guns.
Only men clad in khaki nre jer
mitled to show (hcnisclvcN on the
lortificotioiiM. Wiite clothing in
barred because it U cnm-piciioiis.
Tint Gcrmtuix are fuutimiiiig with
energy their preparation against at
tack by land. Mines it re being plac
ed and provided with electrical con.
nectioiiR ami j,'iitm nru being brought
into poNitipu, The Oeriimn assert
lhn( every day illovvcd llicni fur
picjiurntfoii mean lluil they will he
nlile In iuflfol ramalUe on the Jni
micMu of not Ivuh than 000 men,
Vwi 0t thm nmi
Tiwa U wliwi you twok (lor. Jouic
hm titnrt aud imtronls how Indus
JAPANESE WARSHIPS
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GERMAN ACIS
LONDON, Auu. ill), 7:10 i. - A
ilNlxitoli to Hit Heuter Telegraph
t'ompniiy from Osleiul sfty- Die eom-mis-ion
of nilinters or Mule left to-
tiny lor tho I'niteil Slnlei. Tho min
ister nre olmrveil whit n mission l
I'rvMilent Wilson, to whom tlioy will
deliver ti document from the Uoljjinn
government rclntinji to nleltfeu4 viola
tions of the international law eonvvn
tions by Germany and solicit net ion
by the American government. The
commission is composed of Messrs.
VnndcrvcMe, Clflhlei Delvielle and
Desmlelcer. Kmile Vaudervelde i
the orinlist lender in the llolginn
chamber of deputies.
LONDON, Anjr. '29, 4:2". n. m.-Ae-eodinir
to the Antwerp eorresjMinder.t
of the Daily News Kinir Albert eon
Mnntly tninjrles with ItU troop- and
wits iu the trenches in the fighl'iijt
around Malines. lie was nlwnys. a'
the point of the greatest danger, n
Mating and encouraging the men. ti"
went anions them attired .simply nf.
a soldier nnd Ins smpathetio eon
duel had n renin rknhle effect.
L0UVAIN WIPED OUT
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town on lire, and many people nru
Miid to have perished in the flames.
The telephone service of Ktnin wns
left in the hands of a girl who stuck
to her Hst while shells were bursting
all nround the telephone office and
called up Verdun everv fifteen min
utes to give an account of what wnt
going on.
The director of Msls nt Verdun
wns listening to a message being sent
by this girl when suddenly she inter
rupted her communication to say:
"A botnh hns just fnllcn in this
off tee."
This ended the conversation.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 29. A de
fense of the German destruction of
the historic Belgian town otLouvaln,
was contained In a wireless dispatch
from the Berlin foreign offlco to tho
German embassy hero today. Tho
message says:
"In consequenco ot a sudden attacli
ot Belgian troops from Antwerp, tho
German garrison at Louvain went on
to meet the enemy, leaving only one
battalion of the last reserves and an
army service corps.
I "Thinking this was a retreat oi
the German troops, priests ot Lou
vain gave tho people amniunitlon and
civilians began to shoot at unsuspect
ing German troops from windows In
different parts of the town and
wounded many. A fight lasting 24
hours took placo between the Ger
man soldiers and the people of tho
town. Parts of tho city aro burn
ing and civilians met carrying armt
aro killed.
"A manifesto ot the chief of gen
eral staff speaks of liestlal cruelty
on tho wounded and makes tho civil
authorities of tho town responsible
for tho provocation and for providing
people with arms.
"Tho leaders of tho German army,"
the dispatch continues, protest
against news ot tho cruelties ot Ger
man warfare. German troops some
times had to take severe measures
when provoked by the pcoplo mak
ing treachorous attacks upon them
or committing atrocities against the
wounded. The responsibility for this
method of warfare falls entirely upon
tho civil authorities of occupied ter
ritory who glvo arms to civilians and
stir them up to take part In tho war.
Tho German troops nover harmed
peoplo or private property without
cause. The Gorman soldiers are not
Incendiary or pillagers."
Rain Spoils Tennis
NKWI'OItT, It. I., Aug. 20. Knln
today caiit-cd the Kintponeiiiciit of
two semi-final mntelies in the all
comers tournament in the national
lawn tenuU ehampinnship in singles,
NOTICK.
-Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned will apply to the city coun
cil of the city of Medford, Oregon,
at Its next rogular meeting, Septem
ber 1st, 1914, lor a license to sell
malt, vinous and splrltous Ilquoru at
his place of business, No. 36 tt. Front
street, Medford, Oregon, for a porlod
of six months.
Dated Aug. 18, 19H.
B. B. ItADCLIFF,
lUt It Today
Resolve to smoko Gov, Johnson cl
gora, tho best, and therehy patroHlxe
home industry, tf
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TOO hTK TO OfJlaWJinr,
FOR HAI,HlKhten weaned pigs,
t fX.SC KHrh two sows Willi M0
Pigs at Nhiu for WM, II, W
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STJARY'SAAM
TOOPEN W. 7
Classes nt St, Mary's Academy will
bo resumed Monday, September 7.
The Aindemlo department In accord
ance with the modern Idenl of de
veloping each Jinpll conforuinbly to
nntttml nptllmlea nnd with n ltw
toward preparation for the practical
dally occupations of llfu. has under
gone some- changes nnd, this year, of
fers n wider scope for the selection
of course adopted to each ono'a tnste
and talents thnn ever before. Do
restlc science will be taught In the
manner best stilted to ulitiilntng prar-
tlral results In tho homo; and In tho
science dnsse for girls, those de
partments of science, particularly of
chemistry nnd botany, most useful to
the home maker will be given special
attention. The nrt classes too will
be drawn upon In tho Interests ot
thoco who are to bo trnlned In the
Important fcleiiee ami nrt of imnu
making. At tho same time tho pri
marily cultural subjects cannot bo
neglected and Ijtln, Kngllsh, Frencn
and German will be taught in the
usual excellent manner. Special
work In dramatics and oral' expres
sion has been planned and this work
ns well as that which pertains to
bomo economics will no carried out.
In the grades In a manner whlca
promises to bring about tlto closer
union of homo and school, so muctt
advocated by critic of our present
educattonnl conditions; as wo:t ns to
Improve the already almost Ideal opJ
portunltlen ot the grade pnpit at 5:.
Mary's. The Academic diploma ad
mits to tho St. Mary's Coltego at
Portland, Oregon, as woll as to the
state accredited normal schools at
'Marylhurst, Oswego, Oregon, and
Spokane and Seattle, Wash.
The music department offers les
sons In piano, violin, cello nnc harp.
The Vrourses aro based on tho best
modern methods and It Is expectoa
that this year's work In music will
surpass even the best of tho excellent
DR. J. D. RICKERT
Kulte I -a Over ISrm-l A Oo.'a
GftemEttt&y
Optometry Is now the recognized
designate tho new Uriiglcss Srlenco
fitting of glasses.
MEDFORD
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School of Bookkeeping, Shorthnnd and Typewrit
ing, Kngllsh Department, Business Practice nnd
I'oumanshlp, Commercial Law and Arithmetic
New l'aplht May Kntcr ut Any Time
DAY SCHOOL NIGHT SCHOOL
FALL TERM BEGINS SEPTEMBER 1
TO THOUGHTFUL YOUNG PKOPM
It you aro seeking a business education that Is practical,
then wn shall hope to have you with lis.
Since tho primary object which most young people havo In
attending a commercial school Is to scctiro available pre
paration for business luo, it is important that tney soloct a
school which has a course of study embodying tho largest
amount of practical Information crystallzcd facts, which
will bear directly and effectively upon tho work which they
will havo to do, and which can bo mastered In the ebortcst
possible lime.
CALL. niONF. IR-Ti, OK WRITK
MEDFORD COMMERCIAL COLLEGE
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work of pnst jears. As In former
years frequent muslcnles and recitals
will be a means of stlmiiUtlUK in
terest In classic, music nnd of giving
stmtout tho composed bearing anu
graco ot execution charartorHtlu ot
cuitveitt trnlned pupils. In tho art
dupaitment continual changes nnd
Improvements mnrk the step of put-
gross. Much of tho summer hns
been ont by those In charge In the
study of tho newer method of tho
Inrgo art schools hud a year of tho
best results In the history of the
academy Is vxpneted, Courses in
china decoration, wntor color, oil
painting, pen nnd Ink and charcoal
drawing nre offered. For the ordi
nary nnpll not registered In tho art
tlcmtrtmcnt outdoor nketchtug audi
designing will bo Interesting ami
well developed features of the com
ing j ear's class work -or not tho
lenst Important woik of both music
and art department will he done In
the grammar grade and academic
class rooms.
TRAIN LOAD YANKEES
LEAVE WAR ZONE
HKlH.lN, Aug. 28, iu London,
Aug. 21), ft: 10 a. m.-The special
train for Americans which left today
was not fully occupied, The uexl
train willlttut on August !I0.
Commander llynn and hi asslht
anti. t'ommandersr K'ird nnd Martin,
nnd t'nplains r'enlon, Miller, Cross
itdil Kuochs, who instituted the relief
bureau here, finJl considerable diffi
culty in persuading Americans to go
to Holland.
Attention A. K. A. M.
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All Master Masons will as.
scmblo nt Masonic Hall Sun
day, August 36, at 3 p. m.
sharp for tho purpose of attending
tho funeral ot Silas V. Hamilton.
By Order of W. M
A. N. HILOKUUANI),
Secretary,
word In the Optical World to
of Kyo Testing, nnd the proper
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Jackson County Fair and
Pear Show at ,
MEDFORD
Sept.9, 10, 11,12
Riggest display of all kinds of products of farm, Kanlm,
orchard, kitchen, pantry, art, stock, poultry, etc., over
shown in Southern Oregon.
500 products will be shown from one form by D.W. Iiwc
SPIRITED SPEED CONTESTS
lly tho bett llnrncxH UniNl'M ami flnllopciM in tin country.
$5000 PREMIUMS AND PURSES
INCLUDING $1500 ON FRUITS
ijtiOOONIMJAKKAI.ONI!
Free Mnrtjgo for fniilH ami vcKetahlcn until the fair opcim.
BIG FREE ATTRACTIONS
Weill:
ly of gnoit miihle. Xo dull
nil thu
Thursday Ashland Day
Friday Medford Day
SaturdayJackson' County Day
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CHILDREN'S DEPARTMENT
A Hpffiul fcaliiro Huh yiur with prien on liecilleworkuiiuiiial Iralti
iiitr, cuokiiiif, f(nern, m'kcIiiIiIi'k, poultry, iciiiimiiMil, ilratviiie
iIoIIn niul ihill fluthcH, eld.
BIG DAHLIA SHOW
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(Jil h I'rcinliini I,k ii my nlui'it
will iniiii
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On Tuesday
SeptiiibMVlsi;
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Wo will dlsplny our rail
Hliowlng of tho latest In pat
tern nud street hntti hud also
a llttn of Imported novelties
at popular pi Icon.
vi no DAnrDTc
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'Hccoud ritinr M. M.Hloro
Wo (live H. & II. (Iiccn
Trading Htnmps
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