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WEDTJOTID WKW TRTBOTE, ftfRDFOTW. OttECIOX. TtirRSDAY, 'AUOUST 12, 1915.
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TOSCHOOLGHILDREN
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Thrco hundred dollars In iircmliiniB
will Ih) given lo l)oy nnd bIHh of
Inckson rounty at tlio county fair to
bo hold In Medford In Soptombcr.
County Superintendent of Schools
M'cllu tins Issued tho following stnto-incut:
::Vo nro going to meet tho chil
dren linlf wny. Products thnt nro
iiot frnRllo, If well pneked nnd innrk
cd, will bo taken to tho fair from
cortnln places. Corn nnd potatoes can
bo hnmllcd easily; but oven theso
should be wrapped separately In paper
nnd thou put Into n box or sack,
drain In tho sheaf tmist bo well wrap
ped to keep It from falling off. Theso
nnd other articles thnt can ho linn
died In nn nutomohllo without dntn
ngo will ho tnkon from tho following
places on the dntes named. No chnrgo
will bo inndo.
Septutnber 7th, forenoon: Dobon
Kcr Onp, JaHpcr Hannah's homo,
Trail, Ash or Mlddlebusher Store;
Klk Creek, McDonnld Hotel', McLeods
Htoro; Derby, Mrs. Whltukor's honiuj
Itecso Creole School bouno; Hrowim
boro Storu; IJagla Point, school liouso.
Scptombor 8th, foreneon: Iloguo
Illvcr, Argus office; Itock Point,
school house; Cold Hill, Npws offlco;
Sains Valley, store; Tablo Hock,
Btoro; Jacksonville; Applegate, Btoro;
Much, store; Soda Springs, school
liniiBo; Noll Creek, school houso;
Ashland, Commercial club; Talent,
Talent Mercnntllo Co.; Phoenix,
Phoenix Mercantile Co.; Central
Point, V. A. Cowley's storo.
If It Is not convenient to reach any
of theso places, but you can roach tho
main road between any two of thorn,
wrllo to ,tho superintendent's offlco,
nnd mo will try to nccominodnto you.
HAS JOHN D. PULLED ITS TEETH?
JJAMG'wfln 11 Hoof.,
Industrial Relations Commissioners
in Hot How Over Coming Much
Lookctl For Report to the United
States Congress To Be Reported
Soon.
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CIIH'AUO, Atifr. ''- Wlmt bus linn
pencil to Hit) Industrial ' Kelii UiitiVt I
r(Miimisi(Mi T
After wnrkiiifT two yr-iirK nnl
HpendiiiK nearly iritHUIOI) of itulilh
uioiiey in nn effort to find hut nnd
recommend remedy for exinitinjj labor
nnd en if ii I eonilitiiiiiH Imve tin
RoekefellerH got to tliemT
Ih there an attempt beinu' Hindu lo
Hint the "HyMlem ' by recommnidui
APPLE PRICES
GROWING STRONGER
A Wenntclieo inpiilfli-8liittw:
Almost every apple dualer in the
valley, partieulniiv tlioxu reprohent-
in bij; eiibtern linns, luivo reoeived
telegrupliio ndviccH siueu the close of
the luternulionul Apple .Shippers' iik-
onlv Imlf wnv meusuicHT
In (hero nn attempt on fool to
hiivi' Rockefeller, or Rockefeller
agents fiom lieiiu; sumiii'Mied before
conurctH uml made to tell the tint!
about the Colorado situation, the
work of Mackenzie Kiiij:, 1 00,(1(1(1
InvcHligiiturt and inner workings- of
the Rockefeller Foundation?
It is said that Chairman Frank
Wnlsh nnd Commissioner .1 item
O'Connell, A. H. Oiirii)tnoii, iiml
lolitt It. Leuuoii are for it report
"with teelh."
Tlio employer's rcpnmcnlntivoH on
Die eommiHsion urn bolilinjr out for
a tootliiesH, i 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? repoti. Ilie.-e
men nre: Hnrris Weinstock, S.
Thurston llnllaid. R. II. Aishtmi.
They nre belieeil, however, to
hnve won over Mr. J. Ilordeii llur-
nnian and I'ioI. .lolin l(. ( oiuuioiih.
If this is true they are in majority.
If Not Why All This "Secrecy?"
Tho commission finished tnkhg;
testimony on .liiuo !.. Soon after
wards thev met at their field head
quarters in Chicapi to ill aw up their
report.
Mused on certain of the testimony
uml on the rofuxnl of mime testimony
regarding certain of the Rockefeller
activities il was expected that the
commission would proceed to draw
up led-lint rccomtiiendution as reme
dies. In other words n report "with
I will."
Their Hirelings lire in "secret,"
following n hasty vote on the sub
ject, with, it is said, only it pint of
the commission present. The ubscnt
ones being "nylicnls."
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STATE ENGINEER
ASKS
HER
USERS
No .news is-given. out . nnd the
press" is liiirri.')!.
Ah representative of the Mail In-
bociutioii meeting In Chicago August 1 1..,,,., i ,1HL(lli i . i,i(u-...t I.. I
i, ; nun ii, niivising iiiein ot stti tell
ing apple jinces us the result of n
careful analysis of the apple piodii"
tiou in the United States and of the
improved financial conditions.
From tho estimates' made hv the
dealers, tho 1111.') ample crop will be
from oue-tliirdto one-half less than
last year. Financial conditions utv
wonderfully improved uud shippers
lire not it ntieipating any serious ob
stacles in tlio way oPo.pn:t trade,
which interfered very seriously at
the beginning of (he apple season
last year.
One of to biggest ilpple funi in
(the United States has odvised its
local agent that in its judgment Hie
following prices should pievail nt
the opening of tlio fcoiuou, theso f. o.
Ii. Wenntcliee:
Arkansas Wuek, o.tru fanc,
$ TiO; fancy, $1,110. Illack liens,
.tl.'-'A-l.O.I; Delieious. 1.110-1:1.7.'.;
.loiiathaus, .il.3;).$1.!0; Yellow Now-
-Svsircitt
KaterfleM Sketches Imlmtilal Probers I'toiii Mfo ns TJiey Fight (her
tons, $l.fi0..f 1 I5j W. W. IViiiinnin,
r :iO-$l.i:i; Rome lleniitv, iM.tlll
$l.l."i; Spitrenhei-gs, .fl.H5-.fl 70;
Htaymiin, .fl.lO-fl.U.'i; Wines.tps,
$1.(10-11. 1.'i j Hon Davis, fl.OU-M)
cents; lllaek Tuigs, fl.lO.I).'. cents,
drmies flolden, f 1.25-f 1.13; liuiiniins,
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REPLACES THE 'IF
Tho old It theator Is no more Tho
old Blgu lias been torn down and a
jiow olio "Umpire Theatero" will soon
take Its place. Mr. Kuy formerly of
Anacortcs, Wn., has taken over tho
theater and has remodeled and ren
ovated same and will conduct a first
class moving plcturo house.
Mr. Kay bus had years of success
ful plcturo oxperlouco and will una
his best endeavor to please- tho thea
ter going peoplo of Medford. Pic
tures only of the highest class avail
able will bo shown. There will bo
iio voudovlllo and there will bo a uni
form prlco of 5 und lo conts.
A now ventilating system has boon
itddod to tho homo, assuring tho pa
trons of plenty of good fresh air at
.Mil tlnios, Tho opening has been
Announced for Friday, Aug. 13. A
hoodoo day, a hoodoo date. Come and
help break the hoodoo on tho old
house.
present at the hearings. I wns re
fused. 1 then made u mote formal demand
in w tiling uud the commission,
overruling Wnlsh, flurretson, O'Don
iicll und l.eniioii voted it refusal.
Will This lt'sii1 Iks Turned I low n 7
The tepoit must he finished hy
August !.". Then it must he printed
uud in Washington by August 'JX
Rut ut this lute date there is this
rumor of it split in tho commission,
of discord behind closed doors.
Ilasil M. Mauley, ctpcit investi
gator, has drawn up a tentative le
port. It is said lo be led hot. II is
said to sltiko right at tlieheuit ol
e.Mstiug labor conditions and .capi
talistic corruption. It is said to
have teeth.
It is also said to contain u recom
mendation thai hv ait net of con
grew Rockefeller, Mackenzie King, oi
the men uho hiied uud diieeted Kiuk
ho called before the bur of the house
of rcptoscntutivc und made to tell
the ttutli about the Colorado situa
tion. Tcstiiiionv thai was tclu-cd
I he present commission,
Congress Can CnuiH'l Testimony
Al-o that Daniel Daxeupoil, couu
sol for the itiili-Hoyc-lt soHoeiittion,
be summoned and made to tell how
lie earned his salary which is said to
he near the .f 100,000 inutk.
If congiess acted on such n rce
omuieiidutiou and the witnesses re
fused to testify they would he liablu
to indictment by the grand jury of
tho District of Columbia. Their pun
ishment would ho u .foOOO line or six
months in inison or both.
Il is this drastic recommendation,
it is rumored, that the capitalistic
division are said to be trying to
block.
For some reason u "secret" confer
ence wns hold in it room in the llhick
stone Hotel, Held dining nn ad
journment of the regular session.
Those piescnt were the three top
icsenlntiw) of emiiloxers: Hums
Weinstock, S. Thurston Italian!,
Richard II. Aishlou. Also Sirs. .1.
Monica llaiinnan uud 1'iofessor .lohu
It. Common'.. The latter two are
believed to have been won over to
the employers' side.
Chairman Walsh and the labor
men weie not piescnt.
Prof. Commons Won (Icr by .lolin I)'.'
Prof, Commons, it is hinted, is
working upon repoit "without teeth"
which is intended to be :i sub-tttule
for Hie disputed Mauley report.
Although denied hv those piescnt
il is believed Hint the "secret" niccl
ing in the hotel room wns a confer
ence on this substitute repoit.
Willi Citituonist Satteiiield I tried
to ''Ineak into" the commission'
"secret meeting" ut headijiiaiters. It
is held in the libnnv ot their head
(punter on the snth floor of the
Truiispoitutioii building.
When we got past pages and eo
relaiies gulote and had peiietntted
almost to the door of Hie "secret"
meeting room we found the door
guaided by n huskily built individual.
Wo sent in our request to he til
lowed to enter, then snl down. For
n Minute the door was left open.
Coinini loner insock saw its,
ro-te with u frown nnd slammed tho
dodr. It is it secret meeting'
llouk IHivctoi' lcails for John I).
Weinstock lends the employers di
vision which is believed to he fight
ing for it "toothless" teport. His
Inane is in Sun Francisco. He is a
director of tho National Hank of
Sacramento and vice-president of the
JcwcMi Publishing Society of Amor
leu. ' ' . ;
Also nrrnve'd on the emplo'.'ci'rt
side is S Thurston Jlallu'rd, Vii'o
presiileut of the I'ouisvillo National
Rank, uud Richard Aishtou, vice
president of tho Noithwosteni Rail
way eoinpnuy. . .-
Sirs. J, Rorden I Tamilian, New
Their .Much Mxptcted Itcport.
York society woman and Prof. John
It. Commons of the University of Wis
consin, also ure believed to be lean
ing towurd the employers.
Fighting tooth uud nail for Sinn
ley's diiislio report is Chairman
Frank V. Wnlsh, who ut the New
York hearings refused lo show
Rockefeller, Jr., nny more considera
tion than the humblest labor witness,
A. II. (Inrretson, president of the
Order of Railway Conductor", Juntos
U'Coniiel of Washington, third vice
president (if tliu Atnerieiin Federa
tion of Labor and John It. I.eiinou,
treasurer of tho Federation.
10 BE ECONOMICAL
To Ihe Wnler Users of Hie Slate of
Oregon :
The water users of the slate of
Oiegon, especially tho-o using water
for irrigation, itto confronting a ser
ious condition. The water supplj of
most of the streams of eastern unit
southern Oregon is lower Hus season
than ut nny time in the past 'JO or
.10 years. Many peoplo nro depend
ing either directly or indiicctly upon
the flow of stiuams lor a livelihood.
Those having, u prior rigid to the use
of water limy legally demand their
full supply as long as it Is available.
This will deprive subsequent users of
their iicoiistomcd supply.
In view or Hie unusual conditions
which prevail, it i suggested that
irrigators he us economical as pos
sible in Hie use of wnler in older
thtat some water inav be loft to mu
tuie the crops of subsequent nppio
priators biTovv.
From letters lcccived ut the stute
engineer's ollice it appear Hint
inniiy water users have the mistaken
jdea that to economize in the Use of
wnler so Hint ome will How down
to their neighbor will detriuientully
affect their water light. If the prior
I impropriator demands his pound of
flesh this season, it will cause thte
ruin of other ciops.
Tho stnte engineer de.-ires to call
attention to thee unusual conditions
und solicits Hie harmonious co-operation
among wnler users to the end
Hint injury to ciops through shoit
uge of water supplv be uiiniuiired.
Scenic highway to the rim ot Cra
ter Lake has been finished,
Safe WUiC
Infants nd Invalids
HORLICK'S
the omaiHML
MALTED MILK
Tho Food-Drink for all Ag
Rich millt, malted grain, In powder form.
For infants, invalids wd growing clIaV,
Pure nutrition, upbuilding lie whole body.
Invigorates nursing mothers ind the aged.
Moro healthful than tea or coffee.
UnlosB you say "HORUOICU"
you may get a suhatltuts
AUTO 8KKVICI5 KKOM KAf8M3
POINT TO Mi:i)FOHI AND HACK
Tho undersigned will leavo Frank
Lewis' confectionery every dny ex
cept Sunday for Medford with his
nttto at 1 o'clock p. m., nrrlvlng nt 2
p. m. Lcavo Nnsh hotel, Mcdrord, nt
C p. m., arrlvo nt Raglo Point at G
p. in. A part of tho trnffic Is solicit'
od. S. H. IIAItNISII,
Kaglo Point, Ore
VELVET
ICE CREAM
Always-pleases tho young nnd tho
old. JiiBt tho doBcrt for theso hot
days. It'o pttro, wholcBoino and re
freshing. Prompt delivery on all Ico crenra
nnd butter orders.
FRESH MILK AND CREAM
AT FACTORY
The White Velvet
Ice Cream Co.
Phono LSI 32 S. C Si.
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Your Vacation or Trip
Is tnado moro pleasant hy tho ubo ot our Travelers
Checks no worry about risk of loss or theft, ns when
much currency Is carried. You can cash thorn whorc
avor you stop.
OVER 22 VCAnS UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT'
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that will stand hard wear and
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That won't come apart through cheap material or
workmanship.
That will he as good next year and the year after,
as it is the first season.
you can get such a Tent by asking for the "Will
amette" and making sure our trade-mark is on it.
Every Tent is guaranteed to give absolute satisfacton.
"WillamtUe" TtnU ar mad in all $i:ta and tlulti,
Thtu co$t no mor than Tent without name or guarantee.
For Sale by All Reliable Dealers
II1RSIMVISIS.MANUPACTURING COMPANY, Makers
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Fall Stocks Are Rapidly Filling' Our Store
No other storo in Medford will show moro complete stocks of fall dress goods, furnishings, accessories,
etc., than wo. From tlio lines of the country's foremost wholesalers wo carefully selected the largest stocks
wo havo yet shown. We are looking forward to a big and busy season, and wo have made preparations for it!
If you want tlio newest idoas in fall dress goods, furnishings and accessories of any sort, come to Moo's.
Wo always show tho now stylos, and we always havo t ho best valuos.
DRESS
GOODS
FOR FALL
Don't delay getting the
new material for that new
school dress. You have Just
lime piinuiili tn net it madeMll II v
up hy liuyli! now. Here are OD&
the new FalJ leading novel
tics.
40 inch wide Wool and Cot
ton Chain Checks and Plaids
hlack and while, all sizes 59c
36 inch Fancy Checks, hltie,
white, brown and white 49c
44 inch all wool French Serge, made in all staple shades; also black,
special quality i .u . --. . - 75c
Just received 20,plcces of 27 Inch figured Crepe, suitable for Waists
and one-piece Dresses on sale at;. .JC, . I5u
Standard Prints, onjy J' . ' 5c
Standard Glnghams'only 'li. '. " 5c
Standard ComfortChalllcs, only .. 5c
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RIBBONS.
We have a large collection of plain and
fancy Hair Bow Ribbons. Make your se
lection here. Our special price 19c.
NOTIONS
7 spools J. & P. Coats for 25c
3 Doz. good Safety Pins . 5c
3 spools Darning Cotton . 5c
2 Doz. Snap Fastners 5c
Aunt Lydla Thread . 5c
I Doz. good Pearl Buttons 4c
5 Silk Hair Nets with elastic .all
colors 10c
Bias Seam Tape 5c
3 pair Dress Shields 25c
3 pair Child's Hose Supporters 25c
SALE OF NEW SILK HOSIERY
Ladles' Pure Silk Hose, double knen.
high spliced heel, in all new shades, A
our special price 50c
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50 Doz. INFANTS' SOX Per Pair 25c
We have them In all styles, wlilte
with colored tops; also all solid colors
all silk; also silk lisle, your choice 25c
UNDERWEAR SPECIALS
Boys' Porus Union Suits, sizes up
to 34 25c
Men's Jersey Ribbed Union Suit to
close 89c
Men's Shirt and Drawers to close 19c
Ladles' Summer Union Suits, special
- 29c
$3.00 and $4.00 Waists 98c
AllSummerWaiststobesold. QOr
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