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aiJUDH'OUU MAIL TltJBlTNJ!), MWDPOKIJ. OREGON, TUESDAY, JULY 20, 1915.
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Managor Itopor's Grants Pass cluli
was dofcatod C to 2, by Kosoburg at
tho latter place Sunday. Cornell and
Pourrung woro tho Grants Pass bat
tery. Pornoll played second, and
drovo out a home run. Tho lilts woro
nlno for Orauts Pubs and eight for
Hosobure.
Crater Lqko travel continues to
smash all records. July 18 tho travel
for tho season showed 2332 tourists
and 443 autos, as against 2C9 autos
and 1052 tourists In 1914 on tho samp
date, tho gain being C80 tourists and
174 autos.
"Taxl-333" lfic anywlioro In city1;
Formerly Alco Taxi. Now offlco Nash
Hotel, Phono 333.
O. W. Mlolko of Portland, vlco
president of tho Dlako McFall Co., nc
companlod by Mrs. Mlolko, spent Mon
day In Medford. Thoy uro onrouto to
Crator Lake, via Montngno and Klam
ath Falls and will return to Portland
via Ilond and tho Dalles.
Velvet Ilm cream at Do Voo's.
Mr. and .Mrs. K A. Wall of Port
Orford, mid Mr. and Mrs. C. C. ln-
man, of Han Francisco, nro In Med
ford visiting Mr mid Mrs. I. W. Hall
oy at their homo on South Central
nvnnuo. Mrs. Wall and Mrs, Innian
nro ilaughtcrn of Mr. anil Mrs. llnlloy.
Sco Davo Wood about that flro In
surance policy. Office Mall Trlbuno
Dldg.
11. C. Mnckoy, tho piotographcr, Is
taking n thrco weeks vacation In tho
Klumnth lnko region.
Specials Plqua outing hnls at 08c
oil this week. Miss Lounsbcrry nt M.
ft.M. store. 10C
II. i:. Mooro of tho Anttoch 'district
was a business visitor In tho city Mon
day.
hurts ford Illnck, Claim Heoloy and
Grovcr Howurd liavo rnturnod from
a two weeks trip In a Ford throuKh
California.
Ford seat covers and Hoods' colIn-
loid llRhts. Tout Factory. 10
IJ. It. Thoiiipsoii of (Ireat Falls,
Mont., Is among tho out of town vlsl
tors In tho city this week.
I tako prldo In making your watch
Hoop porfect Unto. I havo every fa
cility for doing flno watch repairing
Johnson tho Jeweler.. '
.Another hot spoil Is upon tho
IJoguo river vnlloy, nml tho mercury
Monday roglstered 09 dogrccs, thrco
degrees below tho hli;h record for tho
year. Today tho mercury ut noon
tjDglstorod PC degrees, with a tIbo In
sight. Tho enatorn oky Is filled with
feathers clouds. Thunderstorms nro
a possibility. Jtnln would bo wel
comed. '
T All millinery ono half prlco and
less. Mloi I.nuusbcrry nt M. & M.
sforo. , ion
' Wild hucUloborrlos and blackber
ries aro reported to bolmoro plenti
ful than usual In tho hills UiIh year.
TJim blackberries nro Just heglnulng
to rlpon. and It will bei tho first of
tho month before tho huckleberries
nro ready to pick.
Do Voo carrlos tho 'best lino pt
flvo cent clKnrs In tho city,
Many Medford peoplo Journojod to
Central Point to pay tho last tribute
to tho veuerablo pioneer, tho Into
Vinton llenll Mnndny.
Johnson, at tho Hook Store, an
export watch ropalrer.
Charles (Iregory of Montague, Cat.
him returned to his homo after spend
Jng p few days in Ihls city on business,
Chocolatos, 30 coats lb. Do Voo's.
Dr. and Mrs J. P. Hcddy Imvo re
turf nod from n trip to Crator I.ako
Tako our watch lo Johnson, tho
Jowolor, ou will refnlvo unusually
good sorvlco.
Hon Collins of JaijUonllle whoso
jyo was Injured by a wk rocket ilur
Ing the Fourth of July celebration at
Palmer creek, Is Improving rapldlv
Homo-mado pastry ut tho Shasta.
Gcornc llujiry f Mnrohflold Is
spending tho week In Medford attoud
Iiik to Imslniw muttra.
Sufuty nnd senlco. Wo glo both.
Ilolm8. the ltmturnnco Man.
An uinliHwry or tho ISngllih govorn
ment has ijuaiturod at tho Holms'
barns In this olt tt iiiiiIim, born and
raised lit Ihtt llonuo rlr alle. that
will be shipped to tho western fiont
or tht Kurnuwut battle lino this wk
They will uoer brny wgnln uu th
honi range, and tho prospects ra
bright that most of lWi he but u
slimt time to bry Miyuliortt.' Tho
nfuloe will l shipped to Kansas Cy
tpbnoe lo N Orleans, and thenee
aurnM tho Atlantic slid ltm tbs
OrMt Slaugbmr "
MorehauU' l.uitek-81 The, SUatrta.
jflsklyou or cUutiu wtr. ltt per
boUlo at Do Vus's
' Thomas I'ktwiII of TtlUwwW U h
liutjitu visitor in tin rtty this wek.
ISnns n ,II tulkluit about the
gaum pitched Al CMter of tho Med.
ford team. ud re Uoplui Ul he
wll bo glvfii a cNshco to siw bis
pltttlilng ttblHtv wtlh Um Puritan
Ijcavora. faster pltobed , hh Hphlll
game, and If his tHt M4 Immm
aid to hte a Hk wWl Wf wn
Locul people rs alM lud In thtr
p'raisos of the ytUiNriMM of th
Klamnb Falls rootors, Tlie Uctorv
niado thorn all kapiw
" Froalt rpaeUd peauuts at De Voo's.
llnrvoy Fields left Saturday on n
two weeks vacation In California,
vjsljlne tho San Francisco and San
'DlefcVexpoBllIoiiB boforo returning.
Havo you tried ono of thoso Cc
milk shakes at DoVoo's?
Jon Bceman of Cold Hill spent
Monday afternoon In Mcdfonl attend
ing to business matters.
Alco Taxi, 15c anywhoro In city;
prompt calls, careful driver; phono
88211.
Loo A. Wardlow of Kl Iteno, Ok.
Is spending a few days In tho clty
and valley Inspecting local condi
tions. J. O. Corking, tho best all around
photogrnphor In southern Orogon.
Always reliable. Ncgatlvct mado any
where, tluio.or pjnep.. .tudio 22K
Main ut mono szu-.i. t jr
ii.'C.'AiplPtpn tif tloMldllll s(iijnt
Monday In tho clt) and JcksonWIlo
attending to business mnttcrs.
h. Malcolm of Kcho, Oregon, Is
among then out of town lsltorB In
tho elty this week.
Get your buttor, ogga, cream, milk
dnn butter milk at Do Voo's.
I'Jdltor Hrowcr of tho Koguo Hlver
Argus spent Mondny In Medford. Ho
reports Hint thoso who planted sugar
Loots nro awaiting a visit from Kx
pcrt Storey regarding Instructions.
Y. It, Coleman loft this morning
on u trip to tho Upper Applcgato to
Inspect mining property.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Itnlph llardwoll havo
returned fioni a week's visit at tho
fun Francisco exposition.
Hob Deuel, cashier of tho First
National bank, and I, eon Speck, havo
rolurnod from n two week's nuto lour
or California points.
Don Under or this city, who plaod
for a fow weeks In tho Toxns league
has been orderod hnck to Hio Vernon
toam ot tho Coast leaguo.
Tiq regular mid-month mooting of
tho f Ky -council will bo hold tonight;
tho grnntlngdf a franchlso to tho
lloguo Klvnr Public Sorvlco corpora
tion and tho Mcdynskl robond Issuo
being the principal roatures.
Mrs. Gcorgo Zollors and son Snbert
of St .Tamos, Minn., aro visiting with
hor fnthor, sister and brother, W. 0.
Hyatt, Mrs. John Wyley nnd F. (1.
Hyatt, nnd other families.
(leorgo W. HrlRgs. an attorney with
tho Mullock Mercanlllo company, was
fined 2f. and costs In tho Jimtlco
court this morning upon his plea ot
guilty to n vagrancy charge Tho
original chargo was folony, was thon
rodtlVo'ii (o it inhtor chargoanfl 'tnon
lo vagrancy. Tho chargo against tho
woman In tho ,o wli dlsmlssc, tho
liiisbnnd refusing lo pfbHcbuto, a roc
oncllhtlon being nrfectcd. They havo
two children.
F. H. Hramwoll, Interested Jp Jho
establishment of a boot sugar filetory
In tho Koguo rlvor valloy, will bo n
tho city tho end of tllo week to Tn
sped locnl conditions. Rugnr heels
planted as a test lasl sprlrig, nro ad
vancing rapidly hut tin unfavorable
woathor conditions of tho InBt two
das haH retarded their growth. Thoy
aro now at tho bIbro of their growth
when water Is needed to bring about
full and romplote mntiirUy. '.1
V. F. Harrison of Urania Pass
spout Sunday In Medford attending lo
business matters.
Walter Wccklcr of (irnnts Pass Is
spondlng tho day In Medford visiting
friends.
Tho Medford baseball team will
play Weed at Weed next Sunday. This
Is tho first tlnio tho two tennis hao
met this season. A large number'of
local fans will accompany tho (pant
County JudRO. Ton Velio and As
sessor Orlowi havo returned front a
trip over tho proposed llutto Falls-
Prospect toad, .that will open up a
rich dairying secllnn.
WELCOMED BY
LOCAL COLONY
$10,000.11 FOR
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BETTER
MAY
RECOVER
CONSCIENCE FOND
WASHINGTON, July '20 Ten
lluiif ami doUnr. In rurri' ipv, tlto
Mccond Iiut-pM I'ontriljulioii l tli
"eoiiMcieiice fund" eoi' neeitoil lij
the ' Koeriilieifft nrnveil ut the
MIIKDUUVIU.K, (iu, July SO
Phjslolans attending l.vo M. Frank,
whoM) throat was cut h another ioii-
let al tho prlfgti farm here Sat
urday night, snld tods (hut Frank
had patsd a toHtful night and (lint
tbsy oor.".ttircd his condition good
uuder thu ulieumstances Ho Is able
to take noitiishutent, but attendants
ho difficulty In preentliiK him
Horn talking.
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too (uvris Ut CJMHSIFT.
Foil i.U.H 7lKup "of horw." t ISO.'
Talent Orchard Co 107
LOBT- -Suisll cliostuut sorrel maro,
weight altout Sup pounds, liranded
17 uu left sltuuldor, crippled In
right bind font Willlo m Is. Grif
fin Cik. Hon U It. 1. M-dfrd.
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stsr lwd. tup, wtnahlo,lil hood and
fHlrK Phomi (St. 101
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fOlt SAI.lfi HouiMdiold BHj4. rhwp.
sae icttiskt atrMt. ist
T.VhIHNbTm. O.. SPHOIAUST.
V&ms mr, nwi anil throat, ofdgo
iit ltast Mta; rMldunoe list
Ut Main; off tie knurs 9 a, m. to
IJ 111,1 iO to ', p, HI- Tttl9l4tMM
u'fUe ts, rwldmw I0K13.
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' ' treniJiirv itciuti tmnul liulnv. iiitldeil
colony, Governor Wlnfleld Scott Hum-,,,,. )lt Nol?: yorK( nPP0lnftllCj
mond nnd party of fifty onrouto to by nn tin-ijnieil letter, n.vinj,';
tho San Francisco exposition woro J "The sender bus paid double lo
crnolnil fit Mnilfnnl Tinmiliiv. I - UllitCll SlllU'M tile nillnltllf lie -loin
Asked regarding tho presidential
! and sllll pniiKcicni'o in not satisfied.
Hero i iilidther nnvmniit. '
outldoTtACTdvbrnor -ffiifniiioild-) k Tl.tfWlaigo roiiiT.i.lj.d VimV' T
"Iritfioro wore no W.m) Wr llioufifii dollnr rf 'pftjrfflp., & r
Residential cilmbaign . wA Ifd Jififn ,,IL,tf fi. 1IlllIi,.n,i?a,.r 4aii 'A t
l n . a. ' ... 4I-. w t ;v ....."--,'- if--"-j'i" v. '
oiosoj raco Jieiwecit womirow. wnsoii.r, niltliirtv.ono Imiulint iimiiii'!MwY
WATER USERS LEAGUE
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nnd somo strong republican such as m j.( notes.
weeks or Massachusetts. Hut under I The money was plnet.1 with .)l)il..
tho clrcumBtnncos, tho peoplo roallo noo more which has i.eeunmuilut.'d m
that Wilson Is handling tho Interna- hic trcnmiry miiiIIs lrom eon-.'iem--tlonal
situation admirably ami thoy tRirielon foil; who have sent -uiiw
will, In my Judgment, keop him In tho ruiiKing from ono cent lo flS.WH
wmio'iiousu wuiio mo war aim tuo
subscauent ndjiislments nro on."
"Tho jicoplo nro realizing also now"
continued tho governor, "that this Is
not a llmo for politics hut for pa
triotism. "I know Sonntor Weeks well and 1
know President Wilson woll. Moth
nro admirable men and roprosent tho
best thero Is In American citizenship
They would make un Ideal raco. Tho
people could make no mll-tnko In
choosing cither; Mitt tho war Is it
factor and tho wbolotriigturo of In-
tcrnatlonnl negotiation ioull bo
maintained Just as It ihns begun. Af
ter tho war, I would lo willing to sco
tho old pnrtlsan mothod or choosing
a prosldent go on."
tlovernor
onRi'csjrman
can district and spoko ns a non-par-
tlsnn.
Tho governor nnd Immcdlnto stnff
woro taken to Ashlnnil by nulo ovor
tho Pacific hlghwny.
flovemor llaimuoiul in un -dd
friend of V. 0. Hyatt mid wait his
guest on the unto trip to Ashland,
The governor said (he I'neifie hmli
wny wiih (lie finest road lie hnil over
rodo over nml (lint (lie vnllo wi'w
ono of the finest lie had ever seen.
ALJ0LS0N AT PAGE
fi THEATER AUGUST 0
Al Julsoii, who Is called "Tho Mail
glcr of .Molaiichofy" and "Mounccr of
tho Illuos," will bo seen In tho Win
ter Garden's J'twolvp .hour shore
squeozed Into threo'," "Dancing
Around," nt tho Pago1 theatre, Friday,
August 0th.
Al Jolnon has boon, seen In five
Winter Garden shows, but lit only
ono of (heie, "Tho 'Honey moon Hx
prois" has ho boon seen In tho west.
Mr Jolsdif Islihlquo ns a comedian.
He is, beyond doubt, tho greatest sin
ger of r-omlc songs known to tho
stngo of our time. Of the tunny songs
ho has popularized may bo mention
ed! "Get Out and Get Under," "I'm
Glad My Wife's In Nuropo," "When
Grown Up Ladles Act Llko Mablos,"
"Vott Mado Mu I.ovo You" and "Ten
nessee, 1 Hear You Calling." Jolson
harf a way of blending Impromptu
with Uu lines which tho author has
gltcn him. with tho result that It Is
Impnsslh'c to toll whero ho begins
and tl.o author leuon off. Ills ability
'.o tako advantnRO of, and produce
laughter lioi trifling Incidents hap
pening on the i Iiiro or In the audience
Is inprecedi'iited.
wiictner no wnnts water or i
..0n' . Hi' ., fi'inro prosperity of tho v
from h ,hJH rejmblU iloJflntJg upon tUo flucc(
Jvralf
P. A. Kraket 'will ilmlli.ile n IsrKO
iiit,l; n uniiKlv i ilrilrt liurnitii Kmivlnii
Island with a houiewarnilux, dsuco
fn luncheon altonijed by ryp) gyctn.'
Tho Water Usors' association opon
ed orriccfl'ln tho Gnmott-Coroy build
ing this morning. In their campaign
ror irrigation In tho Koguo river yal
loj, Tho heat nnd unfavorable con
ditions havo brought forcibly homo
tho need or wator. Tho association
linns on n systematic campaign, In
whlnh overy land owner will bo asked
to decldo ono wny or tho other
whether ho wants water or not. ,Tho
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auojv tifjl
InBt two
success ot tho
campaign,
LARGEST SHIP IN YAUKEE
NAVY WAS AFIRE
PIlILAUnU'HIA, July 20 Flro of
a ipystcrlous origin wns dlscovorod
last ulght on hoard tho United States
battleship Oklahoma nt tho yard of
tho Now York Shipbuilding company
In Camden.
Smoko wnB seop Issuing from tho
compartment under turret No. 1
shortly nrter tho workmen had ,lor,t
tho yard ror tho day. Tho compnrj
inont wns flooded nnd It was bollcved
tHo-'ifiYo has boon put out. At 0
o'clock, howovor, mnro smoko was ob
served and tho compartment '('was
again floodod, the flro bolng finally
extinguished in hour later.
DRIVE RUSSIANS BACK.
( Continued front pngo ono)
nri
northwest of Slcnno, attempted to
rest our pursuit In his prevlousl) pro
pnr,od positions behind tho llHanka
sector. Yesterday afternoon tho Sllos
lan Inndwehr stormod enemy advanc
ed positions nenrClopllow, Thosamo
troops during tho night entered thu
line near Krasauow nnd llaranow,
which nlso Is wavering with it decis
ion Immldont.
Ilutwoon tho Upper Vistula nnd tho
Mug, tbo bnttlo ot tho allied troops
I While CoWiiiroy, Suits,t Cpts
and iSkirts Worn Every where
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THE MOST POULAR GARMENT OF THE DAY FOR
THE BEACH, FOR OUTING, OR STREET WEAR
Just rcH-civi'd this lot of Conlu-
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l'oy JUKI U01LH1C JariUUiilti inn" mi-
New Yprk uiaUcrs, the fad of the
season in tlie cities or at tho beach.
j jAVftTftfiNftrfylJc fonjltj, button WW
A; iny Jdlwii ijollnr. -'Kkirts witloi.'
,; iKvithoilt the 'belt and patch pockets.
Separate Coats prices at $7.50
Cordelino Qolfinoi and Corduroy
Skirts nt $1.50 to $6.95
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MLOUSES AT $1.25 AND $1.98
AVaists that you would ordinarily expect
to pay twice as much for. Some are silks,
others embroidcried voiles and the like.
CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
And lawn dresses sold iu the regular wny to
$1.00. Some Ladies' Muslin Drawers, lace
1 rimmed in the lot, special clean-up 9fp
price, each 4. .,., .... le'
MESH BAGS WORTH TO $6.50
Only about 10 or 12 of these Bags including
several gun metal and a few leather in tho
pin seal marked at the prieo for (M QC
a quick riddance, special.... ,..v-i-vO
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'Nothing liifer for' round the house Wear,.
botlilight and (Jaijk percale, good and full
f tSnd btva'ltjilf, ksunllyTdHt at 50c Oft
to 75e, special..
DRUG SUNDRIES
Tho Little Every Day Neces
( sities
Palm Olive Soap 8c
Small Bottle Peroxide -. .7c
B'-2 Bar Imported Castile 19c
25c Size Peroxide Cream 21c
Superior Grade Bay Riirm - . ISc
Holmes Rrarjrant Frostilla 19c
4711 Transparent Soap , 13c
Daggett & Rimsdclls Cold Cream 29c
12c
19c
Pompcian Massage Cream 39c
And othert at like prices.
Small Size Llstcrlne . j
Dr. Lyons' Tooth Rowder
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WORCESTER DEMON
STRATION Mrs. Morris, an expert
Cor30tiere, rq resenting
the above popular Corsets
will be with us all week
and would be, glad to give
you her personal attention
in, fittings or any advise
regarding, the proper
Wearing of coi'sets.
TheMayGo.
NEW ARRIVALS
One Case Bungalow
Aprons.
"Kovcrnlls" in tan
and blue.
Girls' Overalls red
trim. , .
Kanton Crepe for Un
derwear. Italian Sjlk, Combina
tion Suits,
Wash flats for boys.
Pique and Cordeline
Wiis.li Skirts.
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undor Field Starshnl von Ma'ckonsen! Farther' cast fVtho Grabovetz dls-iwhoro ho attompted fcomo reslslanco,
She U iv WIm Woiimit
Who recognizes In tho tell tnlo
symptoms such as backache, head
aches, dragKlug sensations, nervous
uoss and IrHtablllty tho true causo
and relies on L)dln K riuhham's
Vegetable Compound to resloro her
to a healthy normal condition. For
forty onrs this toot and herb font
nd has been pre-eminently successful
In rnntrclllng tbo diseases of women;
Merit alone ould hao stood such a
lost of time. "
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Doing It
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, Hunting Theij.
HayXoupot Yours? ,
If not get it '"..''.
tomorrow at ml " 7
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Store Opens 9 a. m. ' '
is proceeding with unnbatod violence.
At n point nr-uniMlunltdUco and Krau
nost;tv, tho ltussini)s mado scparato
efforts to avert dofeat. Fresh troops
sent nualnst ours woro defeated, howovor.
trlct allied troops advanced across
tbo Hug to n point north of Sokol,
Under prsesuro of our pursuit tho
oneuiy retreated during tho night on
tho ontlro front, stopping only nt tho
but suffered a sovoro defeat,
German troops and tho corps un
der tho command of Field Marshal
vott Ars, captured from tho lfith to
tho IKth, lC'jr.O prisoners and twenty
Irruption point near Kiasnostav, throe machlno gnns
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MOTOR. CAR
'.I'bero is no shortage iu the general motor can'
market, . . .
Hilt there is a shortage of Dodge Brothers niotdri
gars. . , (;. "
vlt.is not due to a snjall production, lmcauso the
production has been large.
Twenty thousand of these ears havo been distrib- v
uttid since ilanuarv 1st. . . .
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This means a production in. six months as large ;u$
is usually attained in as many years. , , ,
And yot there is a waiting list of thoso whp yjjiit ,
to no ownei-s in your eitv.
And there is a similar waiting listvin almost evurv
fnwvTttt cia uiit.yfWiibuJinost ovory town. ' '"
,. You will bear witness that wo have made no'ox-''T
travaguut elaini.s lor the ear.
Wo havo merelv insisted on its L'oodnnss. l
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And still the .ear continues to be singlud out as
'une worth waiting for.
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