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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 9, 1914)
PAOTC KiaiTT OTDFOttD MATL TRTm'NR MflDFOKT), OKl-ICION. FRIDAY, OcTOnHK f), 191-1 1 a;. ik- T EX-SHERIFF JONES Li OSESFARMPAYING AERIAL RA D UPON OFFICE E Ex-Shcrlff Wilbur A. Jones re turned Wednesday from Klaiuntli Knlln whero ho cloned tv deal for n threo year's lonso of the Ankeny ranch located four miles from Klani ath Falls. Mr. and Mrs. Jones and family will leave for their new home In tho near future. Mr. Jones says ho Is not leaving Jackson county from choice hut from necessity. Ho says ItoRUo river valley has been his home for over 40 years and his wife has lived hero nil her life, so they feel that no other spot can mean "home." Two years ago Mr. Jones, mort gaged Ills fluo farm and home on ltoss Lane In order to' nay the $21. 000.00 Rliorlngo in the sheriff's office discovered at the closo of his second term as Bherlff of Jackson county, tho mortgagee- now owns the farm Jackson county Is paid up full and Mr. Jones is penniless. Tho county conn ordered an in vestigation of tho affair but were un able to unearth evidence sufficient to apprehend tho robbers. The affair will soon bo only n matter of past his tory and perhaps the greatest crime ever 'committed in Jackson county will bo forgotten by all save by tho men who stole tho money and whose guilty conscience will give them no peace and by ono other tho man who sacrificed his all that the county might not lose and who now In middle IKe starts In nt tho fool of the ladder to retrieve his stolen fortune. Tho many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Jones sympathiio with them In their misfortune and wish them God-speed In their new field of endeavor. ZEPPELIN STATIONS MADE BY ALLIES LONDON, Oct. 9, IQ:BS -x. m.-Ac cording to n Central Xcws dlspatrh from Amsterdam, another aerial raid has been made by tho allies on Cologne and Dussoldorf, both Import ant Zeppelin airship bases. The telegram follews: "A dispatch from Cologne states thnt hostile aeroplanes threw bombs at tho Zeppelin hangars at Cologne and Dussoldorf on Thursday after noon. The former was uninjured, but dnmago was Inflicted at Dussoldorf." A TRANS CLAIM RUSSIAN A1TAK The previous aerial raid on Cologno and Dussoldorf was tun tie by Hrttlsh naval airmen from llelgium Septem-' ber 23. Tho attack on Dussoldorf was officially reported as successful. Lieut, C. II. Collet dropped three bombs there on the Zeppelin shed. sweeping down to within 400 feet of his target. The attack on Cologne at that time, like tho ono reported In tho foregoing dispatch, apparently failed so far as Inflicting any damage Is concerned. DE WOLF HOPPER E ON PRZEMYSL FAIL VIENNA, Oct. S, vln Amsterdam and London, Oct. 9, 11:20 a. in. The following official announcement signed by General Hoofer, deputy chief of the general staff, was glun out at Vienna teday: "Our troops have made further ad vances and yesterday tney repulsed the enemy on the road to I'memysl, near llaryci, west of Dynow. l'rexen sow has been recaptured and guns have been retaken." "In the territory between tho Hlver Vistula and the Itlver San wo took many prisoners from tho flee ing ItUBslans. "Tho renewed violent attneks on Przoniysl hnvo been splendidly re pulsed and the enemy's dead and wounded were counted by the thous ands. "We have had victorious battles at Szlget, In Mnrmaros county, Hungary and In Hast Gallcla. The landstrom and tho Polish legionaries rivalled each other In gr."antry." T GUNS AT TIG TAUi FOR OCTOBER TERM PKKINU, Oct. !). Tho Japanese) List of grand Jurors for October have mounted siege guns on I'rlnro rogulnr term of circuit court, com Henry mountain, which entirely domi- mesu'lng on tho tilth day of October, nates nil three of tho Tslug-Tau ' 10l-. " forts, according to advices reaching', ' C. llnrnard, Ashlaudi J, II. Ful ,, lor, Talent: Sylvester Patterson, Ash- iOMiiKiunyiniiiiwM.viu. un ,,,. ,w)rw ,,u.c)( (.,,,,, ,. forts are named IliHinnrek, Moltko D. n. liiunoburg. Ashland: U. A. Hob and litis and are between three and son, Talent; Anderson Moe, Apple four miles from the mountain, gate. TO LIST OF JURORS I OCTOBER ERM Tho list of Jurors drawn for Octo ber term of tho circuit ceurt: D. W. Luko, Medford, farmer. jS. S. Thompson, Climax, farmer. V. K. Keddcn, Medford, banker. K. P. Chandler, Whiter, farmer. J. W. Merritt, Central Point, mer chant. F. E. Furry, PhPocnlx. farmer. Miko Hanlcy, Central Point, farmer Herman Offcnbachci. Union, far mer. Herman Powell, Eagle Point, orch ard 1st. Wra, Howard, Medford, farmer. GuBtaf Pech, Lake creek, farmer. J. W, Mast, Phoenix, farmer. Jas. Kershaw, Climax, farmer. W. II. Miller. Gold Hill, merchant. John Nichols, Eaglo Point, retired. G. H. Miller, Central Point, farmer. Fred E. Wiley, Central Point, har ness maker. , M. L. Alford, Medford, banker. W. J. McKay, Medford, railroad man. F. V, Medynskl, Medford, farmer. Win. Milton, Rogue Itlver, farmer. John A. Houston, Trail, farmer. W. M. Holmes, Medford, rcul estate. Edwin II. Strohmeir, Central Point, fanner. Jas. It, McCracken, Ashland, farmer W. W. Hlttle, Itock Point, farmer. Isaac Coy, Gold Hill, miner. W. F. iBaacs, Medford, merchant. Win. Fox, Talent, farmer. F. C. Page, Medford, capitalist. A. S. Uoicr, Roguo River, liveryman. A concert unique In tho history of the famous Greek Theater of the 1'itl vcrslty of California was given this afternoon, when Do Wolf Hopxr and tho members of the Gilbert & Sulli van Opera company appeared In "Trial by Jury" and gave a program of tho most celebrated vocal and In strumental gems from the Gilbert & Sullivan comic operas. Tho affair was a great success, tho huge o:en-aIr playhouse being thronged. Presi dent Benjamin Ido Wheeler and members of the faculty were present. Tho effects and eost ninety reflected great credit on the producer, Mr. William A. Hrady. It was the first professional presentation of "Trial by Jury" In this country for 30 years. Mr. Hopper wag signally honored In being Invited by the University of California to appear within tho classic precincts of tho edifice that had known Sarah Uemliardl's "Phedre" and Maude Adams' "As You Like It," for no comic opera star had previous ly played the Greek Theater. MHLItOURNE, via London. Oct. 9. 7:19 n. in. At the opening of tho federal parliament today the govern ment announced that parliament would lxi Invited to make Helglum a free gift of half a million dollars In recognition of her sacrifices. . Why Not Get tho best smoke, Gov. Johnson, and also patroulzo home. " Y t Y ? ? ? Y Y Y t Y Y Y Y KNOX Young Men's HATS r.n ' ml BiSH 2forXl I Norman aJVeiw ARROW COLLAR A cloie fitting, gruecful collar with smartly cut curved front, that admit! of easy cravat ticing. CLUKTT, I'KAIIODV ft CO., Inc. MVrr, Troy N. Y. S. II. Ilnuman MEDFORD II. I. VnuUUder (iMahr(c SCHOOL OK MODKKN MKTHODS Jl ,N, Cut St., MfUfnt. Oira ItUSINESS. SHORTHAND AND ENGLISH GOUKSKS DAY AND NIGHT SCHOOL J AiSJSs mw The New Styles in soft felts for Fall are now shown at DANIELS FOR DUDS LEADING CLOTHIER $M$M$MMM VI & Y Y ? Y Y Y ? POULTRY WANTED We Are Headquarters for Poultry In Medford Will always pay you the highest market cash prices. Can use all kinds. We solicit your trade. MEDFORD POULTRY G EGG CO. TELEPHONE 583 129 FIR STREET puce rags' guns LONDON', Oct. 8, 10;0S n. m. A dispatch to Router's Telegram com pany from Athens says It Is asserted there that German officers have the forts on tho '.nrf.ancllea and the Dosphorus. KID GLOVE SALE ZEPPELN STRUCK FLYING OVER CITY LONDON, Oct. 0, 3:50 p. m. The Evening Star's Antwerp corres pondent, telegraphing hy way of Am uterdam says that eye witnesses of the Zeppelin flights over Antwerp In sist that thoy saw ono such craft hit by shells from tho forts and fall to tho earth. During the bombardment of Ant werp Thursday night It is estimated that shells fol) at tho rate of 20 a minute. Many civilians wore killed. In addition to tho law courts and the musoum which were damaged hy HhellH, flro broke out at many points iu tho city. WAR PICTURES AT JTHE STAR TONIGHT Friday and Saturday's bill at the Star theatro Includes two reels of au thentic views of tho European war said to contain nil that it Is possible for the rest of tno world to know of tho greatest battle of all history. Tho pictures are said to show a fleet of German Zeppelins In action in mid-air. Tho French airship squad ron, dreadnaughts, battleships, crui sers, destroyeds and torpedo boats of tho nations Involved in the war and a review of the different monarchs of their troops befora leaving for tho front, Including tho czar, kaiser, King George, President I'olncaro and French generals, Francis Joseph and King Peter. Tho pictures nro genulno and no doubt will bo or intense interest to nil who see them. Several other subjects complete tho show. HI L sum NG i ? Y Y Y Y Y ? r Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y Y Y Y f ? T t t t T t t t t t ! NEW FABRIC GLOVES AVoiiumi's rashincro Tilovos, lined, all sizos, vcrv snci'ial. Saturday, )air 25c Woiiumi's Luatlici' ottoCMovos, alL.sizcs and ftdoi'S, spcirinl Saturday, C(n pair JuV-. MANN'S CENTRAL AVE., NEAU I'OSTOKl'MOE Woini'ii's Cape (J loves, all sizes, a splendid $ I. 'Jfijrlove n sale a'"(Q unlay, pair O Women's U-('lasp Washable Chamois (Moves, iu while and natural, jjood as must !J.r() grades, pr. 98c .1 Do Your Saturday Trading at Our New Big' Store Many Bargains Not Advertised Don't Miss Them NEW WINTER SUITS Just received bv express, a now line of Winter Suits direct from f'!!fl!!!"!l!!l!l..$20 up to $40 Just received, a now line of Evening and "Wool Dresses on sale '.j.!1: $8.98 to $20 NEW WINTER COATS The Biggest Varioty in tho City New Black Astrakhan Coats, extra heavy, on sale tf A Q Saturday at . tPJLi.TcO SWEATERS Extra heavy Jumbo Sweaters, all coloi-s, on sale Saturday at, each, $4.98 PETTICOATS New Halcyon Mes saline Petticoats, all colors, $1.50 values, now, each, 98c GUARANTEED SILK PETTICO'TS All colors, all silk, on sale Saturday, each, $2.48 New Ualmaecan Coats, in fancy mixtures, all sizes, on sale Saturday $8.98 k New Capo Coats, in a great, variety of styles, on saleSaturdav .'. !. . .. $22.50 CHILDREN'S COATS o0 new Coats for children, ages (? yrs. up to M, good styles and colors, Satur day, each, $4.98 NEW WAISTS Heaiitiful new waists up-to-date in style, all sixes, on sale Sat urdav, each ' $1.75 HOUSE DRESSES New winter atyles, juadeof the best per cale and ginghams, ui sale Saturday, each $1.25 DRESS GOODS AND SILKS WOUNDED AMERICAN TROOPER ON MEXICAN iORDER DIES NAC'O, Arlx., Oft. H.-Tmupcr Wilxuii nt ihu Iciilli Unilnl Klali'H CUVjllry, Wdiiudi'il by a Muxicmi bill Jt' firt'il (irriMK lio lino tlinjtipr tin Hllnek mi N)H!(t, Honnni, Siindav, (lit liMlnv Ht Fori Ilmirliiii'ti, Wll Mm wtitf liut iu lliu (jivhnU SICK HKH E X w Silk Poplins all colors, on sale ulllM"Vi .'l,,' You take a Dr. J nines' Hcadacho Powder and in Just a fow iiiomontH your lit-ad clours uud all ncnralKlii and pain fiulea away. ItH tlio ipilck cut and miret rollof for lieadaclm, whuthur dull, tlirolililiiK, HpllltluK or ncrvo-ruclilnir. Bend hoiiiuoiiu (o tlio drug uluru uml nut u dlnut pucltuco now, Quit biiffurliiK ICh ho neuil IftH, Ho Hiiro )oii not )r, Jatuon' lluuilai'liu I'owdora tlniii llinto will bv Jio dlmtmioliitiuunt. Adv, f ? Y ? t Y t t X wir 48c New Plaids for children's dresses on sale Saturday, yard 28c '12-in c. h Yt n cy Urcss Goods, all colors, on sab Saturday, yard, 59c P. BIG SALE OF DOMESTICS Ucst quality col ored Oil Cloth, on sale Saturday, yd 19c flood Dress I'rints on sale Saturday, yard 5c Heavy, col o re d Outing I' I a, u u el worth 10c, sale yard 8c HOSIERY AND UNDERWEAR f FREE-Save Your Saleslips and Get Wm. Rogers' Triple Plated Guaranteed Silverware-FREE Notions Clark's O. NT. Spool Cotton, 7 for 25c Colgate's Talcum Powder, now, can, 15c Corset Day Our new line ol Warner's and "Red Fee ni" Corsets now on sale from $1 up to $5 AVomen's and Children's Fast Black I lose on sale Saturday, a pair, 10c Women's and Children's Fleec ed Lined Vests and Pants on sale Saturdav, each, 25c AVomen's aid Children's Fleec ed Lined Union Suits, all styles and six.es, Satur day, a suit, 48c BLANKETS AND UNDERWEAR Heavy ers, fill Coinforl- sr.e, spe cial, cacti, 98c (lood size (I ray Cotton lllaukel upeeial, pair, 79c H, lOxt I'll large Wool Finish lllaiikets, 2.r,0 HI'.O grade, now, pti $1.89 "WhW A i l t t ? ? T ? t f T ? ? Y Y ? 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