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ThQ Elks beautiful decorntlonB in
tlici largo Auditorium nt tlio Nnt re
ceived ecorcH of compliments. Tlioy
will Id enjoyed flRnlfi by the inibllc
nt tho tlanco Srilurilny lilfil t. 169
Miss Gladys Hollo roturnod Thtirn
dny from ft thrco layn visit with rel
atives and friends at (3 rant 8 Pass.
Do Voo delivers tho Orcgonlnn to
you oTcry day for 7Go n month.
Tho first footbnll gnrno of tho sea
son will bo between tho high Hchool
nqund and n team composed of mmn
bor ofs tho nlumnl.
Itlpo (omntocs wanted nt ItogUo
flivor Valley Cannery..
F. L. King of Corvnllls is among tho
out of town visitors in tho city this
week.
I'nncr hanger and painter, tinting,
etc. Phono G44-M to It. Sandors. 123
W. W. Harmon of Orants Pass
spent Thursday in tills city visiting
friends and attending to business
mnttcrs.
8oo Dave Wood about that firo In
suranco policy. Office Mail Trlbuna
Bids.
1'at flwayne of tho Upper Applegnlo
spent Thursdny In Mcdford attending
to business matters, and shipping two
carloads of his Texas cattlo. Air.
fiwayno announces that ho will novor
ngaln ralso tho Toxas species. Tho
first of tho week while riding nftcr
cattlo on tho Klamath river, his horse
slipped and broke its leg. Tho ani
mal had to bo killed. It was regard
ed as one of the best cow ponies In
the county.
Try one of thoio big loo cold 5 cent
milkshakes at Do Voo's,
Dean Hilton of San Francisco spent
Thursdny in this city and Jacksonville
on JmibIiioss.
Drs, A. It. and T.oUIro Hedges, chl
roprartio physicians, Stewart build
ing, 23G i:ast Main St.
K. V. Cartor and K, T. Staples of
Ashland 'spent Thursday afternoon
nnd evening In Mmffnrd attending to
blislnoss matters aitd tho Kile dcdlca.
lion exorcises.
For flour or feed phono Medford
Uollor Mills. Phono G07.
F, Y, Allen, the garbage collector,
charged with violation of tho stato
law covering tho disposal of dead ani
mals, plead guilty before Jtistlcojof
tho I'onco Taylor Thursday afternoon,
and was fined $10 and casts. Ho
promised to observo sanitary lawn in
tho futuro, nnd improvo lilts stock,
pens,
Oct it nt DoVoe's.
Hear aro reported to lx iiuineroiiH
In (ho Woodruff .Meadows district.
Tho animals are preparing to go Into
holes for tho winter, and aro fat at
this iieason,
Hot Tamnlcs at tho Shasta.
Traces of rain thnt foil Wednesday
and gave hopes of u substantial bIiow
cr, much m'cdrnl to put tho ground In
Kood shape for fall plo Won, have
been dispelled by cooler weather and
bright iiklcs,
(lot your butter, eggs, milk, croam
and buttermilk nt Da Voo's. '
(leorgo Thomas of Harron spent
Thursday In Medford attending to
business matters.
Weston Camera Shop for first class
Kodak finishing nnd Kodak supplies,
James Dean of (tlendalo is spend
ing n few days In the city and valley
attending to business matters.
When better lnsttranco Is sold
Holmes Tho lnsuranco Man will soil
it.
W. S. Ilnrnum or Jacksonville, bns
relnrjtod from an oxtondod visit to
('roncont Slty mid other Orogon const
points.
Cottago Oheotie has a food value
equal to leiin bmf. Ask your groeor
for It In air tight packages. 100
Though tho statu will no dry Jan
uary 1st, consignments of whtskt
have been ruenhed by loiul dealers,
to fill orders In barrel lots, n num
ber of oltlsons preparlnic foi tho
drouth that is to cotuo. When the
first or the your comes, the storks of
liquor In Jackson county will be sold
ifown slim. Hackers of the IkhuIhiI
wurohouie at Montague, (Nil , do not
expect to do buslnoss on n Jarge sinle,
until aftor tho supply laid In now Is
itxhausted. It Is ostlmnted that the
mipply being laid In, will last for sl
months after tho stato goes dry.
Head tho Portland Orcgonlan.
Miss Juno llolbrook of Hugeno is
visiting friends nnd rotative in this
city for a row days.
Until Octobor 1st Dr. Myrtlo S.
Lookwood will Umlt hor offlco hours
jo Monday, Wednosday nnd Friday
from 3 to 4:30 P. m. Other hours
by appointment only.
George H. Carpenter and wlfo havo
roturnod from an nuto trip to Crajor
l.ako.
Tnko ypur watch to Johnson, tho
Jowoler, you will recoive unusuauy
good sorvlco,
Jack F. Merrill of Gold Hill is
spending the dny in Medford sitend
Iiir to buslnoss matters, and visiting
friends.
j. o. (Jerking, the host all around
photographer in southern Oregon,
Always reliable. Negatives made ny.
where, time or place. Studio 3HS
Main it. Phono 3 20-J.
County Clerk Gnrdncr of .inckson
vlllo spont Thursday afternoon Hi
Medford attending to business mat
ters, Johnson, at tho Hook Store, n
export watch repairer. '
J. A. Wcstcrlund has been appoint
ed ono of tho trustees of tlio tilghth
National Apple show at Spokane, Wn.,
to bo hold Nov, 15th to 20th. Plnns
aro already being made to have some
of our flno Iloguo river Valley apples
put on exhibition nt this show. Ail
growors who doslro to outer tholr
npplos for prizes should Ken Air. Wes
teriund, nnd ho will attend to tho de
tails for them, nnd hco that the fruit
will be properly entered and cared
for.
Merchnzts' Lunch, 25c. Tho Shasta.
It. i, Kelley, master fish warden,
Is in Mcdford on n tour of Inspection,
looking nftcr the fish laddors at var
ious dams, Ho visited tho Applcgnto
Friday. Ho states that eight yenrs
ago, when stationed nt the Klk creek
butchery, he recommended h trout
hatchery on nig Htitte.
I tnko prldo in making your watch
kcop perfect time. 1 havo every fa
cility for doing flno watch repairing.
Johnson tho Jowoler.
C. F. Stone, grand exalted ruler of
the Klamath Falls lodge of Hilts find
a member of the stato game commis
sion, spent Thursday and Friday in
Mcdford attending tho Klks' dedica
tion and conferring with local sports
men regarding conditions on Hoguo
river.
Hemstitching done, 10c per yard,
Mrs. Hnnrys, nt Moo's storo. 172
II. Ij. Wnlthors, general mnnngor of
the Cnllfornln-Oregon Power Co., is
nble to bo out aftor tlireo days con
finement duo to an attack of grippe.
IMgar Ilnfcr Is on a business trip
to Portland,
Mrs, Leach, expert corsotlorre, ma
terial nnd tit guaranteed, 32C North
Dnrtlctt.
Charles Munsnn, representing tho
Pacific Paper company, Is spending n
few days In tho vnlloy on business.
Ton Velio & Hnrrls have rccolved
word that their last carload of Hurt
lotts sold in Now York for f 2.25.
Cottago Cheese mado by Jackson
County Creamcrv for snio nt all gro
tors in air tight packages. 1)10
Fred 11. Hopkins of Central Point
returned Thursday from a business
trip to Portland. Harry Thaw was a
fellow passougor on tho train, being
booked for Shr.sta Springs.
Hugh Postou, tho crack marksman,
leaves Friday evonlng for Portland.
Tom Marshall, lcador of tho All
Amerlran team of mnrksmon, who cir
cumnavigated the world, and famed
over the nation ns a sportsman, editor
of tho mnrksmon department of tho
Heat st papers, who arrived Thursday
to participate In tho Medford Gun
club shoot, will remain hero n week
or ton days inspecting his orchard lit
forests.
Tho annual shoot or the 'Med ford
Itod and Gun club Is being held tills
afternoon, with Hugh Postou and
Tom Marshall and many other famous
shots competing. Tho Mall-Trlbuno
trophy Is on tho competitive list for
professionals. Among the local marks,
moii partlopatlug are Dr. Heely nnd
Chris Gottlieb. The shoot will be
completed this afternoon.
Sam Saudry, of Hoguo Hlvcr, super
intendent ot screens, spent Friday Jn
Medtord attending to buslnoss mat
tors. At tho Public Market n fine veal
Saturday in Hooth 4. 150
According to figures compiled by
M. O. Wllklus of Portland, -who has
boon leathering data on automobiles
In tho stato of Oregon, thero Is a
machine for every 25 persons In the
county of Jackson. It Is estimated
that J 10, 000, QUO Is Invested in tho
machine and thilr nccusorlwi. Thero
are 1071 ears in Jackson county, and
2:, 73 autos In the state.
The flro department was called out
this afternoon to nxtlUKUlsh a grass
fire on North Klvorsldc avenue near
Liberty street.
it was reported In this city this
noon that Depub Sheriff Cur ley Wil
son had been shot for a bear on Pleas
ant rroek near Hoguo river Tho
deputy Hheilff was walking around
tlitt stntots ot this elt. when the re
port was at Its bolght. Portland
papers quorlod about the rumor, llow
t started no ono knows.
Shipments of cattlo from the
llngui) lilt or valley representing t5,
onu, totaling 715 head, weie tont
from Ashland Wednesday hi Miller
Liu or San Franqlsco. J. II. Car
lotou n Central Point was the largest
shipper, though practically every
tookman in the vnllev received a xlleo
of thtt $4".u0 It Is estimated that
$100,001) worth of beef cattle will bo
hipped out nt the valta). Tho eattle
are shipped fium Vshtand owing tn
the better lonillng liuUUIes maintain
ed b tho Southern Paelflo at that
point.
Stella'!. ItiiiKiiln Counter
Men who are not ehliw off the old
block are ofuu Jokers off tho old
deck.
(i!ll.I.IUS ATTKNTIO.V
Tho Grisilles will take a Sunday
afternoon walk to French Hill where
the committee will furnish coffee mid
cream Meet nt the I'll Park at 2:30
Let a nil be there. (.OMM1TTUE.
COUNCIL
GRANTS
PERMISSION
TROLLEY CHANGE
At a lueetlnu of the ell) counrll
Thursday night, permission wan
granted to the Southern Oregon Trac
tion company (Hiillls Interests) to,
abandon tholr Siskiyou Heights ex
tension, nnd tiso tho rails nnd wires
on n line to bo built down tho lilll
crcst road, tapping tho Hlghcroft,
Lntirelhllrst, and Queen Anne addi
tions.
Permission wns also granted for
the building of the lino down west
Main Btrect. Work upon both pro
jects will begin nt onco. Tho West
Mnln street extension will connect
with tho Jacksonville road near the
Trail Lumber company plant and
will reach a largo population. The
electrifying of tho Jaeksonvlllo road
Is under way. Tho Jaeksonvlllo pas
senger traffic will bo run over tho
West .Alain extension, and tho freight
cars down tho old Ilnrnum road to
prevent the hauling ot ferlgiit cars
down the Mnln street line. Tho curve
on West Mnln street does not cross
tho crown or tho curbing. Tho council
nnd S, S. HiiIIIh Thursday inspected
the now 'routes.
Tho stnto railway commission, tho
Southern Pacific and the Hiillls Inter
ests will adjust tho matter of cross
in gtho 8. P. right of way nt Mnln nvc
nuo in tlio near future.
GREECE MOBILIZES ARMY
(Continued from Page Ono.)
mania, Thcso may bo only precau
tionary measures, especially as Grccco
Is not Inclined to consider oven an
attack up Serbia as n cnuso ot war,
maintaining that tho Grcro-Scrhlnn
alliance ceased to exist when Serbia
consented to mnko territorial conces
sions to Hulgnrla whllo tho object of
tho nlllnnca was to nvold nny nltern
tlon ot tho boiindnrles established by
tho treaty of HUcharest, Grceco also
ninlntnlns that tho nltlnnce did not
consider tho possibility! of a wnr In
which tho,.KirOicnii powers would
participate.''
To Cut llussla orr
PA ltl'8, Sept. 2 1. Tho Hulgnrlnn
situation Is absorbing the attention
of Frnnro to the exclusion of nil other
topics, Little doubt Is felt that King
Ferdinand has decided to cast IiIh lot
with tho Central powers.
"For 1110111118," says Jean Herbotte,
ono or tho authorities of Franco on
foreign politics, "tho quadruple en
tente .has boon talking to Hiilgnrlu
without acting. Jlurlng tho samo pe
riod Hiilgarfa bt been preparing to
net wlthoift talking. Tho time has
come when Hiilgnrlu Is nctlng."
Most military mon believe thnt
Hulgnrin will hurl troops Into tho up
per Moravn nnd Vnrdnr valloj'B In
Serbia and thun out the Salnnlkn-Nlsh
railroad near Uskub, which would cut
Ilussla ofr from alt communication
with lmr allies excopt through Arch
angel. TOO IfcVTK TO CUSSI1'V.
LOST- Sat u rday . Sept . IMb, gold
locket and pencil marked K. I).
Finder return to Tribune offlco nnd
receive reward, Mrs. Frank C.
Preston. Telephone Jacksonville.
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FOIl SALH Five passenger. I -cj Un
der Hen automobile, first class con
dition at a bargain. Phoiiv U2-J
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JONES'
Cash Grocery
The Now Store with
the New Prices
(loud Hulk ('oflco, 111.
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Ai'oni Hraiui llaiusbt'st
fhiuU', II) 18c
Good lUirk (YacktTs, Ik. .10c
lf lls. Sujjiu $1.00
rorimieal Me
Fresh lYanutTuttei lb.. U0c
II pkyp. Coin I'Mitkes. .. ..2.V
All ('foaineiy Butler, rull.fioe.
AVatch .Jones' windows
ami keep ptibtetl on Vege
talilo prices.
We pay !U)e a dmeii for
eggs and 50e a pound lor but
ter in trade.
PHONE 235
INTERVIEW ADVISORY D0RD
(Continued from pagd ono)
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'"Flying ltQ nfllcs an hour, thcso
(Jiieen I-HlzabctliH of tho air could
easll) commnnd ffill control of the
skies.
"Wo nro looking for Improvements
lit thrco vory Importnnt things In ton
Ncction with aeroplanes now more
scientific) conBtruiUlon, bettor moors,
mid soino now, tilieTinloiil fuel to tnko
tho place or gasoline Wo must have
n rucl with mora power units per
wplght. ; ,.
"As soon i nir engineers, scientists
nnd chemists concentrate on these
details of flying machines, as, they
liavo done In tho enso of automobiles,
wo shall sea aeroplanes glowing in
slo nt n rnto Uint would stnrtlo n
.1 tiles Verne '
"tfcppollns have dono nothing of
military vnluo. They hnvo dropped
bombs upon unfortified cities, oven
upon London itself. Hut London will
get used to bombs. When tho Ger
mans find it no longer safo t onnvl
gate tholr dirigibles over Kngland,
they will send over other aircraft.
"Kngland eventually will drive ofr
tho Zeppelins with her aeroplanes.
She could do so now did she not feel
It mure importnnt from a military
standpoint, to send most ot hor aero
planes to the righting front,
Corn Limpers! Usi
"Gets-It" and Smils!
Corns Como Bight Off, Clean nnd
Quick I You Needn't Limp, or
Fuss With Your Corns
Any Moro I
What's; tho us of spolllnrr n Reed
llmo for yourself by llmplm; around
with flerco corns7 Its ono of the
enilest thtnRS In the world, now, to
got rid ot them. "Oets-U" docfl it
"Tbota Corn Come Rltht Off, Cl..n A
Wbltllt, br Uilog CU-W"
Ihn new way. Thnt'fl why "riots-It" lim
Ix'coimi tlio corn remedy of Ainrrli'ii.
tlio hlssest clllni corn remedy in the
world, tiroforrcd liy millions. Do yoo
remember that, too-entlng nlvo you
trlid, that tloky tape, that toc-
iniiiilllnf- li.inilnur. Ihn uouclnif VOU VII
dono with knlvns, rurors nnd sclsH(irs7
Writ now, for4l them nil. No morn
fumlnii, no uioro pal". Whenever yeu
mo ultnplo, easy ticts-It." tho corn
is iluomcil. snro. Bo H every cnllm,
wnrt or bunion. Never cut corni
or rnllmci. It mnkes tlicm prow that I
much fmternnd lncreiucs tho ilnmrxr of .
MimnI pnlDon. Kocuttlng Is nffcsinry by i
iiiliiK '(Ictj.It." Uo It tonlKlit nnd cud i
your corny oslstencn. ,,i., '
tlctB-It" Is sold by nil drURRlst.
JBo ii liottle, or sent direct by 15. .
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Y BEAUTIFUL SHOWING OF FALL tylLLINERY. THE EXPRESS HAS BEEN BRINGING IN MANY &
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For the School Girls .
A lint showinir of Winter ("oats
also i'oi the little lot 2 to ( yoaw.
Priced $2.98 to $10.00-
CHILDREN'S SWEATERS
The lhadle make, i)rieed $1.98,
$2.2fi and $3.69.
CHILDREN'S DRESSES
f 9o, 69c, $1.19 and $1.48
Tin: DAViiHinT
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"As soon ns she has n surplus ot
noroplnnes-nml it is salil'she is now
building a fleet of GO.goo machines
sho will protect her citizens from at
tacks ot thcso flcrjnl marauders
As n member ot the United Stntcs
Nnval Advisory Hoard, Wood admit
ted ho thought It would bo wlso for
America to build two or three air
ships of tho Xoppolln typo for exper
imental purposes.
, Scientist!) may discover sotuo light
er material than thnt used In con
struction ot Zeppelins, and a gas as
light but not ns dangerous ns jiydro
gcu; In '.which nfio4 lid snd," thoro
might, ho h futuro for llghter.thau
ulr machines.
In .the early tlnys or aviation, Wood
was numbered' nulling tho drcatiiorfc.
He now recA lko saying, "I told you
so." Wood Is convinced aerial liners
will noon cross the Atlnntlc.
BRITISH STEAMER CHANCELLOR
SUNK BY SUBMARINE
LONDON. Hed- HI. The Hntisli
vtcnmHliip Cliiuuellor hn Leon Mink.
Part of her crew yvni snvud. Search
is lieifi' mnde for the othctx,
The Chancellor wns owned by tin
Iliirrifoil line of Liverpool ntld wn
enframed in Hie trnns-Aflnnlie trnde.
Slii was limt reported nt Liverpool.
ittitbmobile Wanted
FOR HOUSE AND. LOT
I have a three-room house and lot
in Grants Pass, Oregon; no incum
brance, taxes paid-, abstract, and in
sured for $250. Will trade even
- for good automobile.
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WILL H. WILSON
126 NORTH FRONT STREET
We also have those Wool Sox for 10c
Look at 1 hese r all and W
Yoiirown critical viowmir 01 oiii'-niiinvvn.ii'i "''lin ."'" ' ; , f
that they are siceesst'nlly accomplishing the tw-lild ohject which epenence holds y
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4STyLi-A,,L," Cloaks and Suits for Misses and Women ol noteworthy inipor- y
tance.
li'.vnui'l wiirkiiiniishin
m.,.11.,.1,1,.11 ...iliiiM mill I'filii'icK. will L'ivu vou lireater satisfaction for the nioney you V
spend on your Autumn outfit this year. See them at least, because, the better you
are informed, the more capably yon can buy. I
We invite vou to look over the varietv ot beautilul models uliered. mi will f
find waiting for vour inspection a compr'-uensive assortment of .fashion's latest de-
roe, and each garineiu of reliable and guaranteed quality, because; it. bears tliis label.
Tailored Suits
$16.50 to $45
wjjv tiWHrn QTTnwTWfl TN
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Winter Underwear
The new stock in Ladies Winter
Underwear is ready for you to
choose from; get yours whilu the,
stock is comph to.
tTii0n Suits, 59c, 75c, $1.25 up to
$3.98.
X'ests. 35c and 59c.
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Fruits, Vegetables and Melons
Everything the market ai'foids in this line always at
this store.
"We sell all products of home, ltoi'it?s and mills.
MARSH & BENNETT
Second door east .First National Bank. Phone 2ul2.
Smart and Reasonably Priced
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tert designers, superh fit
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TvTT'TiT'nRD AND AT A LESSS PRICE.
AVill 'be highly nppreei-
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ityol" our goods, thai aro
all (he ehiiiecrtl, and the
service is firsl-olnss. Try
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MORE NEW SILK WAISTS
MORE NEW SILK PETTI
COATS MORE NEW HAND BAGS
NEW FALL STOCK OF
UMBRELLAS
NEW FALL KABO CORSETS
NEW STOCK OF FURS
F JT IS FROM
A 11 REN'S IT IS
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