Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 06, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 5

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Newspaper Page TextWFDFORD ffiTH TRTBTTNTC. aTTCDFORD. OTCTCOON, MOtDY, ftFPTEAFBKR 0. 1015 PXGE .TJTVB IOCAL AND L PERSONAL Miiroii should sou the iilc A Mimon nt the Star theatre Kvcry tnro K tT toiilfiht only Kvcry Mason should see the pic ture. R U A Mason nt the Star theater toniKht only. Dolled ham and bacon nt Do Voo's. See Dave Wood nbout that flro In Biiranco policy. Office Mall Tribune Dldg. Kd G. Drown, vhoo hand was lac erntrd hy the explosion of n rifle bar rel Inst Friday, was able to bo up town today. He will not suffer the loss of any fliiRurs. William Daniels of Grants Pass spent Sunday in Medford visiting friends. For flour or feed phono Medford Roller Mills. Phone &07. County Recorder Clinunrny Florey rpmit Sundny In Medford vIsltliiR friends. Weston Camera Shop for first class Kodak finishing and Kodak supplies. Miss Jeanetto Morris, a noted ar tist from Daltlmore, who has gained a 1,'roiit reputation In Kitropo and America, Is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg nt tho Dear Creek orchard. Crescent City Harbor news Is sen first In the Del Norte Triplicate $1! per year; $1 six months. SultHcrlbo now and get In touch Willi linrnor development. Triplicate, Crescent City. Cal. US Mrs. Kd ward Rosonborg finni Seat tle, Wash , is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Rosenberg of tho Dear Creek orchard. W. R. Coleman has returned from n mlnlni; trip up the Appolgate. Houston HariliiKton am) Khermnn Plnkham of North Dakota lslted Miss Catherine Sworn or this city Sun day. In tho evonlng they motored to Ashland, tho pnrty being composed of Francis Dennett, Frances York, .lennctte Patterson and Mrs. Roger S. Dennett. Oel It at Do Voo's. Superintendent of Screens Sam Snndry of Rogue Rlvor Bpont Saturday in Medford attending to bindness matters. At the Medford Cigar Store, buy a 10c tin of Tuxedo and get a silk novelty pin cushion. 145 Miss Alice Ryan of Cold Hill spont Sunday In Medford visiting fi lends and relatives. When you need any blotters call at tho R. II. McCurdy Agency, or tolo phono Ono-two-threo, and wo will send you some. tf Wellborn Cornlllus spont Saturday nftornoon In Gold Hill nttoudlng to business mattois. "Tho Devil's Dnughtor" Tago Wed nosdny and Thursday. " 1 U K. D. Lincoln of Mankato, X. I)., Is among the out of town visitors in Hie city this week. Loganberry sherbet. Tho Shasta. II. V. Young has returned from a short business trip to California points. Take your wntch to Johnson, tho Jeweler, you will receive unusually good servlco. Carl Y. Tengwnld spent Sunday af ternoon In Ashland visiting friends and attending to business matters! 1 tako prldo In making your wutch keep perfect time. I havo every fa cility for doing fine watch repairing. Johnson tho Jeweler. W. W, Usshor of Ashland spont Saturday afternoon In Medford at tending to business matters. Da Voo delivers tho Orogonlan to yoil every day for 7C ccnta per month. Mrs. Louis I'lrich of Jacksonville has returned from n threo weeks' visit with friends and rolatlvos at Dorke loy, Cal. When bettor Insurance Is sold Holmes The Insurance Man will sell It. Hob S. Deuol loft Saturday nftor noon on a two days' auto trip to Klamath Falls. Quick service for your Kodak fin ' Ishiiig. See Weston's Camera Shop, Tho regular meeting of tho city council will bo held at tho city hall tomorrow night, Major Kmerlok as suming tho mayor's chair, after a six week's vacation. Johnson, at the nook Store, an expert watch repairer. Danlol Otter of Roseburg is spend ing a few days In tho city and valley attending to bustnoss matties. Ashland llthla, Colostln or Siski you, 10c per bottlo at I)e Voe's. Thomae Young of the Steamboat district Is spending n fow days In the city attending to buslnoM matters. Road the Portland Orogonlan. County Commissioner Con I.oavor of Central Point is In tho city today attending to busluew matters. Morchants' Lunch. 2fc. The Shasta. JnmaH Owons of Wollen Is upend ing the day In Medford attending to busluew mnttera. Ttememnor you caa got inMt any o) I thing at Do Voo's. mo any uiu time c ...uty awesor W. T- Ortev end fniuU lvo this fcl ou tn anto trip to Crater Lake. Fred Lewi and family of Wcllen ! spent Sundny In Medford visiting I friends. With the opening of the j school yoar the Lewis' will move back I to this city. J. O. Ocrklng, the best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always r6llnble. Negatives made any where, time or place Studio 228 Main St. Phono 320-J. The bank.s barber shops and public offices nro closed today In honor of Labor Day. There is no general ob servance of the day In tho Rogue rlv or valley. Duy wood now before prices go up. Valley Fuel Co., Phono 7C. 1 04 Tho fnll term of St. Mary's academy will open tomorrow morning. An In crease over the attendance Inst yoar Is assured. Frank M Inkier of tho Lake creek district Is In the rlty today as a wit ness In the Hnrry Fryo shooting no cldent. Charles Prim of Jacksonville spent Saturday afternoon nnd evening in Med Mr (I on business and visiting friends. v Will G. Steel, superintendent of Crater Lake, spent Saturday In Med ford attending to busln'ss matters. Frank Johnson of Portland Is spending a few days, in the city at tending to business matters. Paul Gappae, formerly of Medford, Is visiting friends In tho valley to day. Prof. J. A. Resell and wife- of Ore gon Agricultural college, Corvallls, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Wes terlund. Glenn O. Taylor returned last night frnnt Hmi I.ViinMr.pn u-lipm lie lias been attending tho fair, K. J. Kaiser, postmaster at Ash Is spending the day In Medford at tending to business matters and visit ing friends. George V. Tlllson, consulting engi neer of tho City of Now York, presi dent of tho American Road Dullderfl association, author of several stan dard books on road building anil mu nicipal engineering and one of the roads authorities of America, spent Sunday and Monday visiting Medford, inspecting the Pacific highway pav ing and tho Siskiyou grade. Ho was nucli pleased with tho highway and thinks Jackson county Is showing re markable enterprise. R LIS OF DM E FLEET NORTH EA by graceful cruisers and flotillas of destro.x ers. Tho destroyers ran in and out nt their superior speed, ns busy ns bees. They were alwnys on the move, flo tilla blinking Its signals to flotilla. There was the first drendnnught nnd others of nil classes since her-, evo lution of naval warfare, up to tho last tpe, the Queen Kllzabeth. CONCT VIEW IN AY m i LONDON, Sopt. 0, (delayed transmission). During his visit tho DrltlBh hattle fleot In the last weok the correspondent after hoard ing A of tile 'most Impoftnnt ships witnessed tliimigniiicpntpel(nclp tho wholQ i forco putting to in J to HOUSANDS m COLUMBIA HIGHWAY that sea. of on Vice Admiral Sir David the Lion, which IS KINGS 10 CONTEST TODAY FORKST DILLS, X. Y., Sept. 0. R. Norrls Wllllnms, II., the champion and Mnurlco K. McLoughlln, ex-cham-plon, but ranking player of the Full ed Stntos, wore to meet opponents of considerably low or standing in the semi-finals of the Xntlonnl Tennis tournament handicap, but neihtro of them apparently had an easy step to tho final round, v TheodoroRoosevelt Poll, McLongh llu's antagonist, has lost only one sot during five rounds nnd defeated such players as Kdwnrd II. Whitney, Watson M. Wnshburn, Chnrles M. Hull, Jr., and Irving C. Wright. William Johnston of Snn Francisco, who will oppose Williams, has beon the sensation of the tournament, his most notoworthy accomplishment be ing the elimination of Carl Dehr, rated the third best plaer in the country. j Officers ReattyV flagship, has received Iho roughest handling In battlo or any major British ship now afloat told of the difficulty they had to persuade the young command, er to descend nt the opening of the action on -January 21 fiom the bridge wheic ho hnd nn unhampered vlsltn, to the armored protection of tho con ning tower. They gnvo nn exciting account of the destroyers In rolling all effort of submarines to reach the crippled Lion ns she was being towed home at flvo knots nn hour after sinking tho German cruiser llluecher. A very Hinull percentage of the German shells hit tho Lion at the 18,000 yard range or the early Hinge or tho battle, oHIcers say, but the screams' of passing Balvos nnd the crnck or their own guns caused an inconceivable tumult to sound In tho oars or those stationed on the bridge. The Tfer hail lew or sears to show HH a result or the North Son bat tlo. V Tho Inflexible was struck by u mine at the Dardanelles ami was un der heavy flie from shore. All Hie ships which havo bfon In action hn fragments or Gorman shells set in V llltMlllllllK" "" llimut'lliun. While on board the Hagshlp or Ad miral Sir John Jelllcoe n message wnH brought to the commander In chief who called a secretary and spoko briefly to him. Tho whole tleet hnd been orderod to weigh nnchor nnd proceed to sen. Guests on board a destroyer at the mouth or tho hnrbor watched that unprecedented proces sion or nnal power tunko Its exit led PORTLAND, Rcpt. (',. 'An Inspect ion trip 11 y thousands or citizens In automobiles over tho new Columbia highway and tho dedication or Den son park, n scenic spot on tho high way, oast or Portland, woro the prin cipal features of the Labor Day cere monies here today. At Multnomah Falls, beyond llonsou pnrk, another celebration wns held. E CAI TOO LATE JOLltiT, III, Rep'. C-Labor Day was n ronl holiday for tne numtrcus or Inmntoa in tho stifle penitentiary hero. ForgtHtfng the valR And bnrs Which kept tho'in orr from the oiiIbMp world tho convicts stood up and howl ed with glee while two pugll'su ptiiu moled ench other in n regulation ring In the prison ynrd. ' in Chlcngo. Governor Dunne, be came Incensed when ho learned that the boxing bouts were In prospect lie', telegraphed to the warden thnt the fistic feature or tne program was wrong and must1 bo eliminated. Tho telegram, however, arrived too late as tho bouts were over nnd tho con victs had had their fun. MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT TKACIIKIt OF PIANO AND HARMONY Announces Fnll Term Dcglnnlng Monday, September 13. SKrlnllv In 'IVucli mid Tcrlmlu A teacher with an established reputation. ii.AKJHT music STUDIOS Room 401 OarneU-Corey Dullllng Phono 7! NEW APPLE CIDER Pure niul sweet. All bad parts and worms cut out. Hand sorted and washed. ABKOLUTKLYCLICAN CmJm.:5 t Y Y Y Y f y y y y v y y y JUDGE ASSASSINATED (Continued from Page One.) one, hut tliouuht Iho voice onme fimn the shrubbery. .Justice KnnwloK whk 18 your ol nge niul iiiinuuiii'd. The police nro proceeding' on llie theory Hint lie wu killed in roveni by some liiipiiut nifiiint wlmm lie hud given u dccir-iini. Acconlinir to the police lie liinl iv eently rnmpiuineil of tile eomlitiou tiiulor which n miIooii n shoit li tnnee from lii bungalow, uiw eon- tllieied. in reooiil voiu-h uiere nine lieen many nrrN in North Seituale of alleged promoter ul eoik-'iht. Villa General HnlteJ KL PASO, Tex., Sept. II.-A rcpoit Hint Oonornl Anjtele, on the vm to Xosrnle-. by wnv of Juarez, v..i li U id by (ieneniiVillii nnd sent io Mont orey, lacked continuation lotln, but wfls jjonofiilly credited here. Angilis whs due at .lunroz eonil la iuo GRAND OPR.VINC HALL At Dahack Garage, opposite Nata torlum from S p. m. to 12 p in on evenings of S, 9 and 10th, this week Kverybody welcome. Ttcl-ets Toc Refreshments will be served In base mont. . 14i WOMAN GOULD NOT SIT OP Now Does Her Own Work. Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta ble Compound Helped Her. Ironton, Ohio." I nm enjoying bet ter health now than I have for twelve years, wnen I ue gan to take Lydia H. Pinkham's VeRu ta ble Compound I could not sit up. I had female troubles nnd was very ner vous. I used tho remedies a year nnd I can do my work and for tho last eight months I have worked for other women, too. I cannot praiso Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound enough for 1 know I never would have been us well if I had not taken it and I recom mend it to sutterine; women." Duuslitor Helped Also. " I gave it to my daughter when she was thirteen years old. She was in school und wns a norvous wreck, and could not sleep nights. Now she looks so healthy that even the doctor speaks of It. You can publish this letter if you like." Mrs. Hcna Howman, I0l S. luth Street, Ironton, Ohio. Why will women contlnuo to suffer day in and day out and drag out a sickly, half-hearted existence, missing three fourths of the joy of living, when they can find health in Lydia E. Pinkhum's Vegetable Compound? If you havo tho slightest doubt thnt Lydln, N. lMnkluim'H Vcgota hluCompoiuul will helii you.wrlto to Lydia K.lMiikhiuii IHoillclnoCo. (conllilontiiil) Lynn, "Mnss.,for ad vice. Your letter will bo opened, road and answered by a woman und bold in strict confidence. TOO liATK'IO CiaSSIFV. FOR HUNT SU room modern i.un gnlow. oast front, stooping porch, flue ilmdo; garage. Phone 4X I LOST Gobi Him Willi' ulsek Intaglio sotting at Happy Camp. Sunday, llmler plae lcae at Mali TrJ buno; roward. From tho SMALL DIA MOND RING sultablo for a joing girl, up to tho LAROIS RRILLIxNT GLM of 'lt K. worn by gen tlemen -wo havo IU MONO WW,A for i:nRYDODY. MARTIN J. REDDY 1 V t f ? ? ? r t ? ? t T ? ? V ? ? Y f T V V Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y ? Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y o gy m y jl iv.jljl2 rZ2. ffiSSSJTs y llni M. M. DEPARTMENT STORE RELIABLE MERCHANDISE RELIABLE METHODS Autumn Fashions in Women's Apparel i Matzen Suits " Second Floor "We nro showing many handsome niodefe along these, lines. Some are trimmed with braids, others with t'ancv trimmed collars and citlTs. Shirts are plain, i'ancy plaited or circular, The materials include prac tically all favorite weaves, and rcnge of colors is varied New Fall Coats Fall coat, fashions find full expression in this splen did showing. Cor reel modes from America's best de ciphers, iany in the smart Halmagaan effects, others x-idi liif.1i wMisf. liiwc! nnd full flare skirts, t weeds, vel- iurs, velvets and plushes $10.50 to $.15.00 y '( f t j New Fall Waists $3.00 to $10.00 The new waist shies are most interesting, espccial Iv these advance models on display the first time to morrow. Beautiful waists of crepe 'hiffon, lace, combinations of chiffon and lace, (ieor ette crepes, taffetas and crepe tie chene New Fall Petticoats Women's Silk Petticoats, in shades to match the fall garments, taffetas, niessa lines, styled with deep flare .flounces, all eoloiw, including changeables, $l.!)8(o $4.00 PEVON S H 1 RECC LOTH h: w tenfrbw Devonshire 16c Over 75 patterns to select from, i'ull H2 inch, we sell nothing but Devonshire Cloth no substitutes. R & G Corsets MtU YQ arc showing the advaneo models for fall and winter Jz&Mif and invito you to try thorn, 1UB PROOFa-js SXJN PROOF popular prices $1 to $5 NOTE-M 1SS BANKS has into" charge of our OloaJc and Suit doparlmont, where she will bo pluased to meet her many customers and friends. jl fc I v ' J :iwnvvi. fflh t 1 I r VI l ,1 J KB ibI L) I f 'w-. 'f j, lM' M St X ,& Fish Y Y Y v t Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y r . - ... -nLt "V WE GIVE S & H GREEN TRADING STAMPS. ..ALWAYS ASK FOR TliUM. premium ranor on jaicony -m,' ' 5Jf tl . ..r ? Y Y Y Y Y Y t Y f Y Y f ' Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y T Y Y Y Y Y y Y Y Y y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y Y !