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VKNICK, via Pari', Oct. 12, ":'!
ii. in. Cluilnm U Mircntlinjr rnpiilly
io I lie remotest district of AtiMrin. A
ense lias been discovered nt Kchl
Irtreh, in I 1h province or Vurnrlheiy,
nenr tlu SvvIhs frontier. The Aiis
trinn trnnm in (liiliein nro Ikmiij: ue
eiiintcil njtitiiisl tlu disease.
The cold weather Iih eauijht tin1
AiiHlrinn .soldier in Clnlifin unpre
pared, nntl the nuthorities- are mak
ing most invent appeals to the public
to contribute Avium clothing.
Owing to tin' increase in tlte price
of flour, the Vienna bakers' nMcin
hon announced that its' member, will
liiiiko only big loaves of the Mi-enlleil
war lircml ami that they will sell only
at ensh. The consumption of horse
flesh in Vienna U increasing rnpullv.
As many as J00 of the iiiiimaN have
lieen brought into the market in one
ilny.
The ministry of commerce hns is
sued an onler that all letters going
to places abroail, without exception,
must be left open. This includes let
ter containing valuables. The entire
foieipu pdft has been put under mili
tary supervinion. Special instruc
tions hnve been given to Austrian of
ficials on the Italian frontier to pre
vent the bringing in of Italian news
papers. Persons attempting to smug
gle papers across will be severely
punished.
cavaLry battle raging
(Continued from Page 1L
SCENE FROM "THE SPOI LERS" AT THE PAGE THEATER MONDAY AND TUESDAY
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SEISED if iMUSCAL PROGRAM- NtwlToiiff"'
FOR HIGH SCHOOL! TEACHERS' INSTITUTE TOil! LiARY
BE RUN
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RUSSIAN VICTORIES
I'ctrograd remains silent as to the
movements of tho Rusilnn armies.
but hints that secrecy is necessary
for the tlmo being beeauso Important
onaratlons are. pending.
I.nto reports Indlcato that terrific
flchtlng, partaking of tho nature of
Blepe operations, has taVn placo
durlnr tho last fortnight around Koyo
Lasrtgny and Albert, the last named
place having been completely de
ntroyed. Inspection of tho works
from which the Germans wore- driven
bow that they took tho fullest pos
sible advantago of tho rock quarries.
Shorter IImUIch i:ectetl
Now that tho opposing forced aro
deployed In n comparatively level
country, shorter periods of vigorous
fighting probably will produce more
dcclslvo results than did the en
gagements while the opposing lines
wero entrenched against each other.
From Austria come reports, by
way of Italy, of the rapid spread of
Asiatic cholera and of tho sufferings
bcnlng endured by tho Austrian
troops on account of tho unusually
cold weather.
Tho Home nowspapors, comment
ing on tho appointment of General
XupollI as Italian minister of war,
fonslder It significant that ho should
invo been born in Capo d'Istria, an
Italian province still In tho posses
sion of Austria. Under tho new
minister, It is expected that prepara
tions to placo the army on a war
footing will be hurried, but Italy ap
parently Is still firm In tho determi
nation to remain neutral.
The corrected uhimc.i1 prgiiitn for
the tenelierV iii-tituti 1 w follow-:
Monday morning "(Iranilma'-
"The campii- of the t'niver-ity of
Oregon i- one of the beauty pot- of
the tiurthwc-t. One of it- ino-t beau
tiful s-idiU U a loii'.'. winding hi'dt:e
of white, perpetual roe-, Fran Karl
Dru-chki.
'When the head gardener trimmed
thee roes la-t .-prinir, he -ct the
.-trunge-t r-Iip- into the ground, and
practically all of them took mo!.
They are now vigorott- young ro.e-,
fully cipuil to the parent hu-he- in
quality.
''Therefore, if yon have a place on
your high school caiupit for nnv
number up to twtlw of lhc-e ro-e--,
we mIiiiII be glad to m-iuI them to oii
with our cotiiplitneu -."
An offer of bu-hes frmn the nui"
nificent Fran Karl Dni-chki ro-e
hedge at the I'nivf r-ijty of Oregon
. .i... i.:.. i. -.1 1 1.. ..f A!. .1
ior u.c ...go M-..UU. ...,m- ... .....- ,.littlB Sou:,,.. ,)llpils ,lf Mx, BnllU. rti mcii
ford hn- ju.-t been receixed by Sh- ! Wa-hingtoii m-IiooI; "Folk Dance." jStertberg,
liennteiiilent tollin-. Hie letter of pupil- fir-t two grade- .luck-on
offer sayx: school. Alternooii "Santa l.uciu,"
with -e.tet, eighth grade Washington
school; "Folk IJ.ince." firt two
grades Uoo-exclt .school.
Tuediiy forenoon Two-nart
song-, (u) "Uird of the A.urc Wing,"
(b) "The l.onl Is My Shepheid.,
fifth und .sixth grades, itooscvelt
xulioid Dutch. "Folk Dunce." fir-t
'grade, Washington school; "Folk
Dance," firt two grades Lincoln
school (Iunion Hridge). Afternoon
"The Flag (loe My." eighth grade
Lincoln .school; "Tlte Mi-chicoiis
Hrow nics," drill by second grade
Wellington school.
Tuesday night - Two-part song,
scxentb grade Wa-hiiigtou school;
folk dances, "1 See You," "The First
of May," Koo-eelt school; "Night,
Lovely Night," two-oart -ong, sev
enth grade, Lincoln -chool; "Will You
Piny With Me" drill, third tirade
Lincoln schuol; "Have a Care," tun-
song, sixth grades Lincoln ami
on -choois; "i oiuin through
I the live," drill, third grade WiisIiiiil-
I ton school; "The flHy ("amp," cos-
The year 191 1 has broken nil rec-! lunie song, fourth grade Washington
onls for t.mrist travel to Crater lake, i -chool, Lois Ojiinberry, oloi-t;
the record to October JO being n- lot- j "lluinore-ipie" (l)orak), high school
lews: i ciiorus
Hooks added to the public library
during tho wek ending October 10.'
Alphabet Old and New. Day.
Art and Common Sense, Cortlssor.
Athletics In Theory nnd Practlco,
I
CRATER MO IRAFRD'Ei:
Comparative Religion, Carpenter.
Dialogues for Young Folks, Frost.
Freshman and Ills College, Lock
wood. Handbook of Conundrums, Ordwny.
Highways and Uyways of tho Her
der, Lang.
International Commercial Policies,
Flsk.
Knowlcdgo and Life, Hucken.
Markets for tho People, Sullivan.
Mural Painting lu'Amorlca, Ulush
field. Nerves, Harris.
New Hook of Dialogues, Frost.
Now Philosophy of Henri Uerg
son, lxIloy.
Nonsenxo Anthology, Wells.
One Hundred Choice Selections,
37 vol.
rogresslvo Movement, Duncan
Clark. Quest of Life, Drown.
Hoses, Pcmbcrton.
Trapper's Guide, Nowhouse.
ALL HOT AIR
LONDON, Oct. ia, Si'.r.O n. in. A
dUimtch to Iteiiter'n Telegram com
pany from Herllu via AuiHterdiuii
gives the following statement which
was Issued last tilghl by the (leriiuui
general steff:
"Our cavalry on Saturday com
pletely routed a French cavalry dlvl
slon west of Lille, und near Hare
brouek wo Inflicted neere losses on
another French rautlry division, Un
til now tho eiignguients on the front
In the wcMtciii theater did not lead
to n decision.
"About the booty nl Antwerp, no
comiiiiiiilcatloim ran be uiiule, as In
formation still falls. Neither can
the number of Hrltlih nnd Helglan
troops who crossed the Dutch front
ier be flxod.
"In tho eastern theater we repulsed
In the north an attack of the First
and Tenth Husslau armies on Octo
ber and to. The Uiisalun outflank
Ing offorts by wny of Schlrwlndt
(Fast Prussia) equally were re
pulsed nnd tho KushIiiiib lost 1000
prisoners.
"In South Poland tho advance
gunrds of our armies have reached
tho Vlstuln. Near Orojec, south of
Warsaw, we raptured 2000 men of
tho Second Silurian army corps.
"Tho HitRsInn official communica
tion about n great Russian victory nt
Gusiilowo and Suwnlkl (Russian Pol
and) nro Invented.
subjects, both local and national,
have uiiule him a power, mid his
coming to speak in faxorof Mr. Ilnn
ley is the xigiiul event of I he eum
pnign. lie was last heard in Med-
foul uhen he was slumping the state
for Mr. Wilson, mid he bus been anil
is one of the nio-t powerful suppoit
er of the Wilson administration, a
friend of Mr. Ilnnley for tlnrlv ents,
an old staud-pnt deinocriit, and one
of the most brilliant speaker- of to
day. This is a trio of fact which
make bis appearance here of Mini in
terest to nil.
( Paid Advertisement.
IRENE HAMPTON ISAACS
PIANO VIRTUOSO
l.lul School o( I'lmto
9
Instructor, Accompanist, Coach for
Ensemble Singing
Studio 1 105 West Main St.
Phone 361
BULBS! BULBS!
Special mile on Httlbi. We nie hellin- our bulbs out tit cost, us
wo ale oveiHloeheil, ho are going lo give the people of Med foul and
vicinity the benefit. Call, get our piti'cH,
Downtown stole nt Palace of Sucetd. N
(liceuhouscM, lOO.'i Must Main. Phone II" I.
PIERCE THE FLORIST
H. II. lUiinnui
MED F O R D
II. I, VMiiUtMcr
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7$&z&
SCHOOL OK MOOKRN MKTIIODS
Jl N. Ciiiw Si.. MtJIuol. (iioa
I1USINKSS, SHORTHAND ANI) ENGLISH COURSES
DAY AND NKiHT SCHOOL
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Visitors, 72S1; nutos, 3.T2."..
A year ago the record was: Visit
ors, 0'J.':i; autos', 7 (JO.
The gain in uutos is "if!.") und the
gain in visitors U)'2S, about the same
proportional gain its iticouhd iiniiu
ally for the past five years.
Good rouds would inerene the an
nual number of vicitor- to 2,0(ll),
siivsi Suiieriiifeiideut Steel.
With Mdford iimc Is Mfii'nr.l msda
Wednesday morning ''The Saucy
Wind," llfth grades Liueolhi ami
Jaelutou buhooU; Indian club swing
ing, fifth nnd sixth grades Uoosevel;
school. Afternoon "The Wind's
Song," hoy soloist, third grade Jack
son school; "The Man in the Moon,"
fourth grade Lincoln school.
Why Not
Get the best snioko, Gov. Johnson,
and also patronize, homo.
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SPEAK HERE FRIDAY
Colonel C. K. S. Wood of Portland,
who will sM'iik nt the Page theater
Friday evening. October Iti, lit H
o'clock, is probnhly one of the most
gifted and brilliiint speakers in the
west today. lie is a man of high lit
erary attainments, a contributor to
the leading magazines nnd periodicals
of the United State, possibly one of
our greatest art and literary critica
living. His breadth of vision and his
iiiicoiiioromising attitude toward alt
NO MORE ASTHMA
AND HAY FEVER!
"I have arranged with tho ilrttgght
given below that every sufferer from
Asthma, Hay Fever or Bronchial Asth
ma, can try my treatment entirely at
myrlilc," Dr. Rudolph KchllTmnuii an
nounces. He says: "Huy a 50-cint
package of my Asthmador, try it, and
if it docs not afford ou immediate re
lief, or if ou do not find it the liett
remedy nti have ever used, take it back
to the 'druggist, and bo will return
your money, cheerfully nnd without
nuy question whatever. Alter seeing
the grateful relief It has nifordud In
hundreds ol cases, which had Ucn con
sidered incurable, and which had been
given up in despair, I know what it will
do. I am so sure that it will do the
same with others that I am not afraid
to guarantee it will relieve instantane
ously. The druggists handling Asthma
dor will return jour money if you say
so. Von arc to be the sole Judc and
under this positive guarantee, absolutely
no risk Is run In buying Asthmndor,"
Persons living elsewhere will lie sup
plied under the same guarantee by their
local druggist or direct by Dr. K. SchifT
inanii, St. Paul, Minn. I-or rale, here by
Mcilforri I'lmniinry
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REGISTER NOW
In order to vote at the general election in
November, voters must register before
October 15, when registration closes.
Register Now.
The Ralp Parlette Lecture
FIRST NUMBER OF THK
Medford Entertainment Course
AT
NATATORIUM HALL
TONIGHT
Benefit Public Library
There arc four other excellent numbers in this
course. Get your season ticket now. at Haskins
drug store.
Season tickets $2.50 including reserved scat.
Single admission 75 cents.
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SMITH FOR GOVERNOR
DR. C. J. SMITH
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Democratic Nominee for Governor will Speak at the
Natatorium Tuesday Evening
ON CAMPAIGN ISSUES
Dr. Smith is a forcible public speaker
Come and hear him
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