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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO rtllSLWOUD MAIL TRIBONK. MEDtfOKU. ORKCION, THURSDAY, AIWST 5. 1915. 1 li lt I" ' 1. 1 hi It ' t " i H l IOCAL AND L PERSONAL Mrs. A. C. Tavlor who wasoperat od on at Sacred Heart hospital ban been removed to her homo on the Pacific highway. She was accompan ied by her prlvato nurse, Miss Ada layno Hamlin. , Miss Ada Bvnns loavoe today for San Francisco whoro she will spend two weeks visiting tlio oxposltlon. Mrs. C. H. Coble, teacher of tho piano, oxporlonco 28 years, Is pro pared to accommodate pupils at 333 Knst.QUi. HO George Calhoun of OrantH Pass spent Wednesday In Medford attend ing. y business muttors. Sgo Dnvo Wood about that flro In surance policy. Offlco Mall Tribune Old. Ghrla Nntwlclc of Hugh) Point spent tho day in tho city am! Jacksonville at'tondlnR to buslnosH mntlors. 'Deo'f Scraps $4.0o por sack. Oyster Shells J1.H0 por sack. I)an;aln for this week,, Monarch Hood & reed 118 &. rm. mm r ; r JiSaaL,117 -JO. Main SI. ,. olyotcu cream nt Do Voo's. t rritQ.Medfprd and Weed baseball '. teams will piny In this city next Sunday In what promises to' bo tho . host Kamo of tho soason. Tho locals will bo strengthened by tho addition of llrnnt, nnd other shifts In tho line up. Jimmy Welsh -of Kupnnc will pitch for Medford. A largo number of rooters wll laccompany tho visit ing team. Uastland disaster pictures at Page tonight. V. II. Johnson of Marshfteld Is at tending to business mutters In tho cUy nnd vnlloy this weok. I tako prldo In making your watch Uoop perfect time. I huvo ovory fa culty for doing flno watch ropalrlng. 'Johnson tho Jowolor. Tho body of Colin Arrnsiulth, an Indlnn woman, ngo 82 years, was nhlpped to this city Wednesday from Yrpkn, Cal., for burlnl today In tho Jacksonville cemetery. Sho was woll known nfnong tho early settlors on tho Applegate whoro sho lived for many yeurs. Sho Is survived by three children. A chanco to got a high grado flour nt u low price. Wo havo Just ship ped In a oar of this flour and will soil It out at It. 10 por sack. Krosh Corn Meal .3G a sack. Monarch Seed nnd Feed Co., 317 K. Main. 11S Thomns Knton of (tldiUu Js a busi ng visitor In the city today on bus- InoM. "When that auto wheel ernoks nnd pons It needs fixing. Wo mult o as solid a new, at u small expenso. Ml Una Carrlngo nnd Auto Works. ' Thu police have been Instructed to wutoh for a tail nogro who Is alleg ed to Iikvh slushed iiuother colored man with a rasor us thu climax to an argument over a bull game at Vreka, Cal., Inst Sunday. Nena Halter Hrcad at Ilrownleo & Qnntfn, U7 (JlinrtM llorrlu o Klamath Culls Is oiioudlm; it low day In tin- illy and valley 1UwitilriK to business nutters. Keop thu Mia from IhiIIim-Iiik tho cuws. Use, CoHkny'a iNy Kiiorkor on tho cows and tut more milk. To m gau. Monarch Sood & Feed Co. 317 Hast Main Rt. 115' Arthur Young of AihttmU itttoud od to bualnoaa mUr In tbts city (ho first of the weok. Ijustlund dlMister pictures at Page tonight. ' A number of Mtslfuril hunters am, plaiiHlng on golHK next k to be rowdy fur 111 oimhIiih of tho doer HMMou,' SuntlHy, August i r. 'flu last two openings of the mnuhiu havo bwu iUpflHtl with UiUiUu trugedlw. tho huiUar mJHnklnji W ar by shooting nt the nola Iw'.flio brush In UU dalro to bii venison. Do Vow crrl8 "tito bust Una of five cant olgars In the city. Hrlw I'oiiu vftrilnviph from h cloudburst Tnaduy .MlglH. Is Uio hooio town or Jobs SUerUlaii of this ilt III ! IP aro In tr(p4 lu tH Krlo l.llfuiirjwtalHi onuau Jh thoco. uud fur a tlut tbi locgl nun foartd that thti' hI suffered iu th flood ItMt wuii vr tb' lulH's district, lit how se lifVis tliv wor nut ol th Ungr tout- AciorUtng to Mr. Morldgn th lIomNit . eilon an etroulr pure loinihoii ut tbi- Hook Store, an expert .iich rialrr hml It a' i-i on suit it; tMd B. (J. Worttiioki'ii "'! ' &W n a months utiiQ tMtr d Um Cal- fojila aud Oregon coast )HlMt. Contrnry to general expectations all tho fight has not been knocked out of Bud Anderson, nnd ho Is dick ering for a bout during tho Pendle ton roundup to be held noxl month. Anderson has not won a fight for years. EaBtland disaster pictures at Page tonight. Flro In the stubble field adjoining tho W. II, Gore homo, supposed to havo been cnueod by a spurk .from a chimney, ,thrcatonod the Gore homo for a time Wednesday night, but was under control before any dam ngo wna done. Tho oxrltement of the flro affected Mrs. Gore and a physi cian wns called. Tho damngo Is slight, two stacks of straw wore do; stroyod. A month gao, liny valued at $1500 was dostroyed belonging to Mr. Goro. .The Medford flro depart ment assisted lu extinguishing tho blao. "Tnxl-333" 16c nnywtiero In city. Formorly Alco Tnxl. Now offlco Nash Hotel. Phono 333. C. II. Nowmnn of Hilt, Cat., Is spending a few days In tho city and valley attending to business matters. Morchnnta' Lunch, 25c, Tho Shasta. Siskiyou or Colcstln wator, 10c per bottlo nt De Voo's. a M. Kldd nnd wife nnd Dr. J. J. Kmiuons and wife leave shortly on fin nujo tour of California points. ChnroJatofl, 30 cents lb. De Voo's. Frank liny trnnsneted business mailers In Ashland Wednesday after noon...' Honio-inade pastry at tho Shnsta. AVIIIInm Utter of Yrekn, Cal., Is spondliig u few days In tho city nnd vnlloy attending to buslnoss matters. Bnfoty and service Wo give both. Holmes, tho Insauranco Man. Wig Ashpolo and Genrgo Nichols spent Wodnesdny In tho Applcgnto country buying stock for fnll deliv ery. Fresh ronsted peanuts at Do Voo's. Hear creek has dwindled until it Is but n tiny stream of water and at presont Is us'low as It wns Inst Aug ust. Alco Tnxl, 15o nnywhoro in city; prompt calls, careful, driver; phono 88211. The Jackson County Fair nssocln tlnu bns prepared its premium list for tho 1916 meet. J, 0, Gerklng, tho host all nround photogrnphcr In southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives mndo nny whoro, time or placo. Studio 228 Mnln St. Phono 3 20-J. Attorney 11. It. McCabe spent Wed nesday nfternoon In Jncksnuvllln at tending lo business mntters. Gut your butter, eggs, cream, milk dna butter milk nt Do Voe's, Guy llarpor of Jacksonville spent Wodnesdny evening In tMedford at tending to business matters. Itudle Seholr. Is baking the None Hotter Hrend. 117 Frank Hoffman of Corvnllls Is among tho out of town visitors In tho cjty this week. Havo you tried one of thoso Go milk shnkos nt DnVoo's? County Coroner Perl spent Wed nesday In Gold Hill on official busi ness. Hverett Van Dyko of Talent spout Tuesdny In Medford attending to business mutters, Tho flro department was called out this nun by a grass fire near tho Trull Lumber company plant. No damage. Quick servloo for your Kodak fin ishing. See Weston's Camera Shop. AN BAN 10 PROVIDE TREAT FOR LOCAL PEOPLE TJii) eoirjijij; yyf Hn AiHlrc'iun stu tlont liuinl will he u (rent for the " -pie of the city. J'htiy lire endoiMil by the Confiiiorpinl l'li(l iin-J plucCH J')l them in the liotiles of the citv lisvo lietiii secured by tho club. Tli-'j will urrive nt 8:'J0 u. in. Krklnv. After luneli the boyn will be tfmv't'4, nt the Nnlutoiium during the :l'tcr iiiioii. Tlit' bo.vH nie nil good wini tuers nnd niiuing them ih Otto Steti lierjr, llie eliijinpion Hwiminer of the state of Western Auwtrnliii, All per sons .interested iu swiininiu nro os- peeinlly invited to the Nntntorium botli on Friday mid Saturday nfter noon between '2 nnd -1 p. in., to 'iiin )dintn relative to tjuiiiuiiinj; nnd wat er Hports. No ehaigo for ailmis-'ioii to the building on tlic.o two after- IIOOIIH. On Fridav nnd Saturday evening ut 8;0() o'clock tlio AuHtnilinu Ixi.vh will give a baud conceit nnd vaude ville entertainment llmL Iiiih delighted ull parls of Cnlifornip wlierc they liuve visited. On tliewe occiiHioiw u iiomiiinl price of lo cents will be elinrgcil for iilmiMsou to tlio N'ut'.i torium. It might ho added that on Saturday ccniiij; all Iowtk of duueim; will have mi opporlnnitY of prnctie iiiK this art lo the music of a J2 liieco oreliestrn furiiislied by the hUwh of the Australian Ijovh. And nlthough Munnger Merrick mil elmrge only the usual nominal price for this part of the program, thin feature promise to be the greatest event of llie kind (luriuir the .year. Tim dance will follow the coueerl mid vaudeville entertainment on Satur day eveiiiu. . - I- - AUSTRALIAN STUDENT BAND AT NATATORIUM FRIDAY AND SATURDAY JtJ :i, Vk mm t i& mf) ff -.w.m .i5ss L.J&iQ-- iZs.fUr i mXl t V ' " t r r mi), wt'-iffiaMlilrtbr v i'lv i ii'oVmi ll- "W. 'Hi4& iii ?'. iiwsJi the senate comtnltteo on military nf falrs.cach voiced the opinion here to day that' an extra session of congress j to provide for tho nntlpnal defense was unnecessary nnd inadvisable at this time. The nucstlon arose when Sonator Cbnuibcrlnln called upon Sountorl plenty of Biibmnrlnes nnd fast cruls- Tlllmnn, who has Just relumed from ers nnd whntovor olso wo need to put WARSAW FALL'S TO GERMANS. ( Continued trom pngo ono) Th funoral snrvjees of I). 11. Ileame, for IS xmrs n roslduut of this oily, uiih bold this afternoon lu tho presence of a largo number of frlquds. lie wan know it to scores of Medfonl people as "Jin!dy." Ho was a vendor of soap and other small ar ticled, lie was of a kind and gentle disposition, and Is survived by a wife uud three children, Weston Cninora Shop for first class Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies. J. F. Hi own of liagle Point spent today lu Medford and Jacksonville .tttHiidliiK to buslnotm matters. Take your watch to Johusoji, tho Jeweler, you will receive unusually good service. Curl Y. Tengwald uiotoied to Pros owl Uedutwla on liuMuo mattois. iev v,mm' ud In this Issuo an Mouiulng tho now prluus on tho Fold cars Touring once are riiduced from r00 to tlU.'. 70, and llqadsters from .'. 15 to 1 15.70. Tho past yoar bus bou vry nucciutsful ono for Ford ul by Mr. Gaton, far cxruodlug that or u urovluus jonr. Ilvur) ItutiH' of Gold Hill spH,t Vi'd4iodsy ufteruuou tu this city oi buslneM. ' LADY TAILORS ON STRIKE RETURN TO WORK I NKW YOltK'. Aug. r. A strike (ff Uty uiontttttra of tho iHlernatimml lAdtos' (Urgent VorKr union was nuTicd Ut today by Maor Mltehttl's iiel!Utl eouttcll. lilch rtually nd iusitd U dUforoori fUr twouty iter wmwumw. Whtlt thu uulan ul roody g4 votu o a wU-ont tm was allow n iar lo4ai's coufripr. Tk mm MtUo oi wftgot M 0 0i's m lMrMe sithOMgk thu full 4mmm4 wr not RinntBd. v,'Ub MeJfpr.d Truao u Medfqrd Mada I rin us to inflict siuiisliin IiIowh upmi (lie KiiHsiniiH f i out this direction. Step h(v Htop. the AustroKlenmin Itosts pounded their way toward the city from the north uud the south, while on the west, uctivitioH tilont; the line of ciitrcnchmcuU that had 8o lone; held off the Gcminiis- in that section were leHumed. llefoiv the power of the Tuutonn cuguged in this eueircliiitr movement the uimies of Oriiud Duke Nicholas begun to fall buck. I'rusn.vsz to the north of Wiirsnw was nooiipicd uml Hie (lermmi arm ies swept oil. Il.v July 111 Ihev had forced the Jhissiuns back to the line of the Nit row river uud pushed their way (o within 'JO miles of tluur Koal. The foil less of (Mrolcukit was taken and tlio Nowoxcnrgicvhk fnrtifieution, Hie key to Warsaw on llie north, was upproaehed. To thu seouth Hiidiun wus occupied and the Kusuiuu hues of communication in the l.uliliu reg ion threatened. Tighten Around Capital Then hoyim a tightening of thu Oormuu hues iiroiiud the enpitat. Thu lentous torccd their way Hit the Hhmic line, hoiiIIiwcsI of the city, piwlied their wiiy nerook the rier Nu row, below Ontrolouka uml the hul teriii); at the fortified YH.tc of th city started in eaineiit on 'I'liesilay of this week li Hinniiuii troops un der roiniiiiuiil of Prince Leopold nf Havniiu. In Ifcist PruhMu on the imitb mil in fialieiii on the south, the !tu.siau armies begun to push forwnid. Twice iu F.ast l'riissiu the.v were swed buck, hut before lusj winter set iu, they hud succeeded in pleasing their way tluouvh Onlieiu and weie neai' iuir ('meow, whieli almot direct l. on u line outli of the Polixli cupit.il. Plan of Oimpnlgii In the spiinjr, however, niter l're mysl hud fiilleu into then bund- and the victiirmu iumiiii ainui' woe tlirciitctiiUK the Oermuii binder and mi invasion of llunjcuiv, came the oivumsed Austio-Hermuu iuoenuut which recaptured the ttrest Atistriau fdlties mid swept the I!iiimii lnif hack fiiftlu'r east m ooijie section-, Hint thev had been in early m the war. The Y.iishw client, thu e poscd liiuardoiisly from the seuili, was additionally thiuotmmd b the Oermaii ndnneo iu the HhIIic ui -nice which act! not only Ms h up poitiuK movewont tn.Uie Hunk utiMek on WjirbiiWi Inn tlnoMUuoil to cut oil' the tvttvgt ut thu litpuiuu aruiic Pnnloiu Hiles on Ctly The firt detenniiud dne ug-iu W'urNitt' fiiui the west iH'oiirivd I Orlitber. Within u Jtoit tuue Hm tlewnun i)VHI,'( RHrli s-m'triitwl mi wiinm iu lours mi lite eiiv. tver which (lorWHii HenHUoi umt li IH'ItU fHW. TlM KHShUUO. tnHHM bokhlv fnm dolk sw biHNl from hto (leraiuMi. HMHh gflTigrd aveomt' at tempt wns bum hed illid patlund force until a gienl hullle d.-velopcl nloug the tivt-rs Wart a unit tfliilii. The (Jeniinns ut fiist wtie reported successful but the lightiiis: turned iu fnvor ofJIie'ItussmiiH. . Thev mil off and uppureiitly surrounded two Qer iiiini corps, who bravely inanajjcd to cut their way out. . . February Attempt Another uttempt nt Wursaw oc curred in February after the Itusunns Iiiul for the second time been driven out of Kant Prussia. This time the attack came from the noilli ind Field .Marshal Von iliiiilonliuix'H forues iviu'hed and captured Prziwiysz with J 0,00(1 prisoueis on Februarv 'J.i. Three days later, however, the Hii sinus leeapturcd it nnd put the Ocrniiiiis on the defensive. Ilnmmer iug ulonj; this line and at other sec tions south uud west from the East Prussian frontier continued for months, but not until the inception of the present campaign was there anv whoro iv yerioiiH break iu the Russian defensesi The oiky which, the Teutonic forces have taken, lies on the Vistuhi, (123 miles southwest of Petrograd and ;VJ0 miles east of llcrhn. Jt is nn impel t nnt iudustiial center nnd its popula tion is estimated at 1100,000. KRUPP .TOILERS DNiSTRIKE SENT TO EASTERN FRONT HER PRE I HAN EO YEAR AI THIS SEASON GKNBVA, Aug. G. Advices from Hssett say that nil tho demands of tho omploycs of tho Krupp works havo hcon grnntcd nnd that, serious strlko has thus been averted, Tho German military authorities brought gront pressure on tho Krupp administration to this end. Many of tho skilled workmen dur ing tho early part of tho troubles re fused to contlnuo nt their machlnos, snmo of them entered tho army nnd wero sent to tho Ilitsstnu front. Oth ers In tho nmmiinlllon department woro ropulncod by women. Thoro was no strlko among tho en gineers and draughtsmen. Tho ser ious situation which even was admit ted by tho Frankfurter .cltiing soomi now to havo passod. Work contluuoH on tho production of wnr munitions night nnd day lit three shifts. RUSSIAN ARMY ESPACES. (Continued from Page Ono.) enuteiu operations which ha pii-.cd almost unnoticed is reuled in the announcement irom I'utrnur.id of the desti action, of almost 000 Turkish era ft in Hie Uluek Sea bv a Jumn torpido boot tlotilhi. Moie than S00 of tho ooU weie sniluur lup- which had been built to eui snp pliek tu nn the Auntola coat. The persistcuco of the Tuiks in building the hlupx, despite tluur coutiuued de struct ion, h accepted hure ns mean ins thai Coust.iutiuople in in despcr ule iiceii of supplies'. The Htitisli hoard of tnnle repoil for Jul kIiowd (hat it'.' Iliiti-h steuiu ei and sailing craft weie sunk h the (ieiinaiis during the montli, with a lo t ti;) )ici, while tour 'team ei and 1!) live were lot bv nunc. There Is less contnmlnntton of the water supply of Medfonl, nt present than shown In nny of tho former tests .mndo at this sensou of tho yenr, nccordlng to a statement Issued by Water Superintendent O. Arnsplg er today, ns follews: To City Water Users: On tho trip to Fish lako recently takon by inombors of tho city council, nnd City Health Officer F. a. Thayor, samplos of wntcr woro tnkon from tho upper end of Fish lake, the lower cud of Fish Inko, tho city intake, nnd from u faucet In tho city, nnd sent to tho laboratories of tho stnto board of health nt Salem. The report shows n less degroo of contamination than former testB mndo nt this season of tho yenr. Signed, O. ARNSPJGEn, Water Superintendent. Superintendent Arnsplger also an nounced today Hint Irrigation hours would bo suspended In tho city next Tuesdny, Wednesday nnd Thursduy whllo tho city resorvolr wns being cleaned. Foreign mnttor found In tho pipes is attributed to this source. Until tho reservoir Is denned It Is urged Hint nil wntor bo filtered. COURTHGUSENEWS Jleportod by Jackson County At tract Co., Sixth nnd Fir Sts. W I teal I Matt Transfers . W. C.ildwvll el u lo Or lando Dull. i, lot in Axhlaml W. I). I. I. Ilmumeil,v et ux to 'Hold Hill Hank, laud iu see lit!, T. :tr. s. ii. ;i w., w. i. ... 11. H. Nye et u to ). O. Kul lems, laud in sen 11), T. .Ill IC. a W., V. ) dohii A. Taylor el u. to H. P. Cornelius, lot in Ashliiud, W. I). 10 J.OOO j,:ir;i HI GREATER NAVY IS SENATOR TILLMAN'S AIM POItTIiANli. Aug I -Sonator U. Tillman, chairman nf the senate com mutes on naval affairs, nnd Senator George K. Cliamberlnln, chnlriunn of .Miviiioien imrraiisT Piii;.si:s Cl'MOMIJItS. I, II. llHskins reports custnmoru gioatly pleasod with the QUICK ac tion or simple buckthorn bark, gly cerine, etc., as mixed lu Adlni'-I-ka. This simple remedy drains the old foul matter from tho bowolrf so J THOUOUC.H that ONK SPOONFUL rejlpvos almost ANY CASB of consti pation, sour or gassy stomach, it In so powerful that it Is tisod successful ly In appendicitis. Adlor-1-kn nover grlpos and the INSTANT nctton Is surprising Adv. itwl nvr ui unn g- IkbWMK uigle4 ilu-i.i nndAynrw hand op? Hi.- TOO UT TO ClKSlKT. POIt SVlB FrwUy oUrMtu few ojr. F. U. Tm Vollu, JaeiuMfUU. 18l The $1 Sale Started off with a rush. There is a plenty bargains to go round for several days. Ask your neigh bor if they are real bargains. commlttco" said Senator Tillman, "I shnll support a program for making our nnvy as .good as tho best. I did not fnvor moro battleships nt tho last session becnuRo recent developments scorn, to' Indicate that battleships aro ifabld to become obsolete. I favor a trip to Alaska. They agreed that steps to strengthen moasuronbly the army and nnvy Hhould be taken by congross at the regular session, hut thought need for. action prior lo that lime did not oxlst. "As clmlrmnn of-the ncvnl nffalrs our nnvy on tho most offectivo foot ing." Senator trillman declared he would favor making the Ilronicrtun. WubIi., nny jlirrt tho equal In Importance and cnpaclty of tho Hrooklyn nnvy yanli - ' -I. OILS V GREASES GAS O L IN E Awarded f fan firancisco 191 nranctsco The Exposition ave highest honors to these Standard prod ucts made from California crudes, in r" repetition With other gasolines aud automobile oils. tandard Oil (California) 1J Your Vacation or Trip Is made more pleasant by tho uro of our Travelers Checks - no worry about rLk of lo' s or theft, ns when much currency Is carried. You can cash llicm w hero over you stop. M W- -- OVCn 22 YEARS UNDER Ot-- MANAGEMENT' :r- tt ' is! STOP! LOOK! LISTEN! Australian Student Band Vaudeville Troupe Swimmers AUGUST 7th and 8th At Natatorium Admission 25 Gents a Dance Saturday Night Music by Australian Orchestra 79 (zymeM4 V-E32ZE3i3. WHEN IN PORTLAND Stop nt tho incomparable Hotel Benson. Modern, fireproof, central. Rates modoratc. Scud for f roo booklot. BENSON HOTEL S. Benson, Mtjr, A. T. Lundborg. Ass't Mgr. L. P. Byrne, Asst Mgr. a I IT I -