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SIEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD,
OREGON. MONDAY. OCTOBER U 10.15
TME THREE
LIST OF AWARDS
FOR SCHOOL FAIR
TODAY AND TOMORROW AT THE PAGE "THE SCAPEGOAT.'
with tho avowed purposo of compell
ing Governor Johnson to grant them
some, relief.
'"Tho. working clnss can least af
ford to countennnco such methodfl,"
Scharrenberg declared. It Is better
to leave two Innocent men In Jail to
suffer tho fato of martyrs, for tho Two Japanese, 11. Suzuki and 8. Yo
tlmo, than to submit to tho rulo of nhltnatu worn seated ns fraternal del
tho torch." j egateu from tho Laborers' Friendly
ScharrenberR attributed tho law- , Society of Japan. They also will at
lessness to members of the Industrial , tend the American Federation of La-
Joshua II. Dale, state labor organ
Izcr, recommended that every. Inter
national union send an organizer to
Los Angeles for four months, and
that If no progress were made, tho
Workers of tho World, as did tho bor convention at San Francisco next ) Los Angeles workers be left there
governor in a recent statement. month. nftcr to their own devices.
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A list of awards issued nt tlio
Heliool Fnir, hold nt Hoch, Saturday,
Hrpt. 2,0, 101.0:
, llucr received first for- he?t deco
rated booth, Uniontown, second.
i Iluncom first for best school ex
hibit; Heaver Creek school vecond.
Cl4w A
Josephine Miller, Appclgnlc, first,
bread, cnudy.
) Hut it Hamilton, Ituth, fiist, cultc,
biscuit"?, jelly.
Doris MoKce, Braver Crock school,
wecond, bread.
Harold Crump, Ilnncom, ficcond,
biscuits, parsnips.
Leonard McICee, Denvos Crock,
first, pioklcs.
Lois Ilioe, Kneli, second, jelly.
Martha IJornc, Kuch, first, crochet -Inp.
Cnrrio Vooum, Uniontown, first,
jnnchino mndo apron.
Knthcr Klcinhnnuner, Iluncom, first
ivater colors.
Kdith Kubli, Applognio, first, talt
f ii. hand made apron, embroidery.
Om flohlsby, Uniontown, second,
water colors.
I'uul Jennings, Uniontown, first, to
inatoes, rnbbitH, raunual"nr!r-' '
Otto Hauler, Applpgate, second,
roni.
Mass H
Margaret Oarrctt, Iluncom, first,
mnchino innde apron, cross stitch.
Thelmn McDaniol, Applegnte, first,
tatting; second, embroidery.
Gladys Miller, Appellate, first,
rrotcheting.
Frances Hay, Ituch, first, hand
Fowed apron.
Doris Klcinhnnuner, Iluncom, first,
doll dress; second, mnchino made
apron.
Corn flohlsby, Uniontown, first,
patching; third, machine Hindu npron.
Avnncllo Copnlc, Heaver Creek,
first, embroidery.
1'Vaneis IJtickley, ll'ueh, first,
fiquash, potatoes, rabbits.
Jnck Crump, Iluncom, first, car
rots; second, candy.
Glen' MeDnniel, Applegnte, first,
onions; secoiid, Kquiisb, polnloos.
Lnneo Offenbacher, Applegnte,
first, jinrsnips, corn; second onions;
third, cArrots,
nhuis Kfcuihommor, Iluncom, first,
turkeys; second, tomntocs.
Iinsil Hall, nunconi, third tomatoes.
lloyd Hamilton, Kuch, fint, pop
corn; third, com.
Carl Horriofy Applegnte, second,
jopcom.
Ij-ahel Taylor, Uniontown, first,
peppers, Plymouth Hock chickens.
Frank Hice, Kuch, third, popcorn.
Louis Jennings, Uniontown, second,
carrots, rabbits.
Venitu Anderson, Uniontown, sec
mid, chickens.
llnsil Hall, Iluncom, third, lomn
toes. Vance Hall, Iluncom, third, sum
inor squash.
Uert flohlsby, Uniontown, second,
manual art.
licit Coffuuui, Kuch, first, manual
lirt.
Lester Smith, Kuch, third, mnnunl
int.
"The Senpegont." Virginia Dal
mnr, actress, weds Victor, Thompson,
bnnker, over tho protest of Er.ni,
Victor's brother. Dick, Virginia'
scapegoat hrolher, appeals to his sis
ter for aid after a shooting affray
in which he is the principal. Virginia
incetH Dick in n enfe, and just as she
is leaving, Ezra hnppcns in, mid in
sists upon accompanying her home.
Dick nrrives just ns Ezra ntlempts
to kiss Virginia. A fight ensues and
Ezra is killed. Virginia, on trial for
tho murder, is nbout to bp found guil
ty, when Dick, fatally injured in n
fight uith a gambling opponent, is
dragged into the courtroom, whore
he mnkes a dying confession. Hrynnt
Washburn, Edna Mayo, Hugh E.
Thompson and Mnik J. Ellison make
tho most of the plot.
BERLIN ONFIDEN
AT
IHE STAR THEATRE
The Star theater, under the now
management of G. L. Sharats, is be
coming more popular than ever and
lias first-class film service, Including
tho famous Paramount picture. They
jilso glvo moving pictures of local
events und scenes occasionally,
Tho theatre has recently under
gone considerable repairs in which
the. ventilating has been greatly Im
proved, and the Interior and exterior
given a "new dress," the latter hav
ing all tho fancy frills of up-to-date
theatre fashions. A new modern pic
ture screen and machine has also
been ordered.
T
OF ALLIES DEFEAT
IN NEW OFFENSIVE
LONDON, Oct. !. flennnn pnpcr.s
rpaching London, in their comments
on the fighting on the western front,
brcntho an air of confidence concern
ing tho rclults of tho Anglo-French
offensive after tho first day's 'Sur
prise attack."
'llio Oeiman people realize tho
frightful seriousness of tho bloody
struggle," says the Frankfurter Zci-
tung, 'but Germany is not yet ex
hausted, as her enemies would liko
to believe. Wo have at our disposal
a sufficient number of free reserves
who can bo thrown in at any time and
at any placo without weakening our
front elsowhcrc. Wo shall force ojir
adversaries to recognise this fact."
The Keiliu Tagcblatt says that
nothing would bo more foolish than
for thu German people to tako a
light hcnrlcd view of the terrible
seriousness of thcc buttles, but that
confidence? should be drawn fiom
"tho brilliant proofs of the courage
and power of resistance tho Germans
previously have displayed ngaiut 11
numerically superior enemy."
STATE FEDERATION
DENOUNCE METHODS
Y
DESTITUTE IN AUSTRALIA
0FI.W.W. AGITATORS
' SANTA nOSA, Cab, Oct 4. Ham
burning and other destruction resort
ed to as a protest against tho life Im
prisonment of Herman Suhr and
lllchard Ford, were denounced hero
today nt tho State Federation of La
bor convention's opening session by
I'aul Scharrenhcrg, secretary-treasurer
of tho organlaztlon. Tho men
wero convicted of murder In con
nection with hop riots at Wheatland,
Cal., In 1913. A wavo of Incen
diarism swept up tho Sacramento
valley and Into Oregon this summer,
SAMPLE NECKWEAR
At Less than Half
We wore indeed lortu
linfe in being on tile pre
ferred lint of olio of the hljf
NewYorK concerns, and
bought this lot. at nbpht
half. '
200 pieces . .25vl and 50
WUNDERHOSE 15c
Vim ' can't beat this
stocking for hard wear.
Comes in Ladies'-and Chil
dren's, both boys' and
girl's weight.
Every pair guaranteed.
to Q IG SU
&3w
OUTING FLANNEL
GOWNS
Worth regular 75c, $1.
A traveling' salesman's
Rumple line of these gowns,
different sizes and colors
and bought at one-third
less, you p;( a
like reduction at
COTTON BLANKETS,
85c KIND
.lust the thing for that out
ride sleeping room these
chilly nights, comc'in gray
only, slightly damaged,
hence this redue A(r
Hon nt tyC
49c
"Dress-Up Week" October 11th to 16th
This week has been set aside as special dress-up week all over the nationas Easter is the dressup occasion
for springso is this week designated as tho fall event,. .the formal opening, as it were, of the festive season. It
will be a week in which every one is urged to LOOK THEIR BEST. DRESS UP. This store is amply pre
pared to take care of your every need.
BLUE SERGES FOR SCHOOL OUTINGS, THE 12Uc KIND
WEAR
ilust received, a big lot of those out-
Xothing more serviceable than these !llBH h llentHtl.jl)W,. checks and some
all-wool serges tor hard usage and in dark colors, bettei-eloth than
TAKE "CASCARETS" IF
n(i
WASHINGTON, Oel. -1.--A hire
number of Americans who have gone
to AiiHtralia without any nsmirnucos
o femployiiient nre destitute there,
United. States Consul floiiiirn! John 1
Hrny, nt Sidney, N, S. W., today ad
vised the state department. Consul
Hrny reported that a huge proportion
of thoso persons hud enmo without
any proof of their Anienenii citizen
ship, which make it doubly hard for
them to return to tho United Stale
even when tr,-iii.portntton is secured
lUt for Liver iiml Iloucls,
llivutli, llat CoM.n, Sour
Stomach.
Oct a 10-cont box.
Slcl, hcadacho, biliousness, coated
tongue, head and noso clogged up
with a cold always trace thin to tor
pid liver; delayed, fermontlng forid In
the bowels or sour, gassy stomach.
I'olsonous mutter clogged In tho
Intestines, Instead of being cast out
of tho system Ih re-absorbed Into tho
blood. When this poison reaches
tho delicato brain tissue It ciftiscs enn-
gch(lon and that dull, throbbing, hIcIc
enlng headache.
Cascarctn Immediately cleanse tho
stomach, removo tho sour, undigested
food and foul gnoses, tako tho excess
bllo from tho liver and carry out all
tho constipated waste matter and poi
sons in the bowels.
A Cascaret tonight will uurcly
straighten you out by morning. They
work whllo you sleop a 10-cent box
from your druggist means your head i
clear, stomach sweet mid your liver
and bowels regular for months.
colors that are absolutely fast
50c, 75, $i.OO, $1.50
BELDING'S GUARANTEED
SATIN
we have sold at this price, at.
10c
PLAYTIME NOVELTIES
Celluloid and fancy articles for (lie in
fant record books, pin trays, rattles,
teething rings, bath sponges and doz
ens of other articles
25, 35i, 50c, 65, $1.00t $1.50
SCHOOL PLAIDS, WORTH TO 75c FURS OF EVERY KIND AND
Some. 20 or 25 pieces of dark Plaids COLOR
and Mixtures, red, blue and green New Watermelon Slmno Muffs. Pil-
Comes in a medium weight,, very suit- combinations, some HG inches wide, low Muffs, Throws and Scarfs, all eol-
able for coat linings and guaranteed not a third of what they are worth, ors and kinds, marten, Fitch Iliver
to give two years' wear, all the
leading colors.
$1
but a price to close the lot,
at
15c
mink, sable, fox and raccoon, priced
by the sot or separately.
DRUG SUNDRIES AT
DEPT. STORE PRICES
Cuticura Soap (25c) 21c
Pear's Soap (15-25e).12c-19c
Packer's Tar Soap (2pe) 19c
Contit's Iinnorted. Castile .
(25c) ., ,.., 19c
Colgate's Dental Cream
(25(i) 19c
Woodbury's J)en(al,0rcain
(25c) ,. 19c
Graves', p.'ootU Powder
(25c) ..:. 19c
Lyons' Tooth Powder
(25c) -19c
Daggett & Ramsdcll's
Cream (50c) 45c
Pompean Massage Cream
(50e) 39c
Hinds' llonev and Almond
Cream (50c.) 39c
Holmes' Frost ilia (25c)..19c
Pivie's Assured (,1.25)... .98c
SUITS, COATS AND DRESSES
HERE IN ABUNDANCE
Having the connection that wo have
with two of New York's biggest and
foremost ready-to-wear houses, wc are
able to get the latest garments almost
as soon ns the eastern cities, and some
thing now every few days. It's no un
common thing to hear ladies remark:
"Why, 1 didn't know you could get such
garments in Medford." Which ac
counts for the enormous business this
department has enjoyed tho past- fe.vv
weeks.
ALBRECHT FURS
Wo have tho agency for these, well
known furscome in and see us; we re
pair and remodel any skin.
THE MAY CO.
The Ladies' Store
s-s.? (all; rtw .X
6JM)
THE NEW PLAID SILKS
ARE HERE
A Saving on Every Article,
.lust the colors to bo worn
with the new fall suits, rich
colorings of blue, green and
brown in the dull rich shades
you will like these plaids.
i)8 1lil-25 -I51-50. $-95
MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT
TKACIIIill OK N.INO AND HA11MOW
Announces Fall Term Beginning Monday, Soptembor 13.
' 8K'chiIlst In Touch iinil Tcrluilo
A teacher with an established reputation,
I1AIOI1T MUSIC STUDIOS
Room 401 Garnett-Corey Building.
Phono 72
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
at ttto
"SCHOOL OF BESiT RESULTS"
loiter Now ami Make Your Time Co lit for Something Worth While. Com
plete IlualnesH, Stenographic, Civil Service, ami Jftiglltiti Councfl Taught iiy
Tem'hcr.i Who Know How to (let the HcM Itcsiilt.t.
Medford Commercial College
Day and Night School.
.11 N flrapo St.
SUGGEST RILEY POEM
: BE
DO IT TODAY -BUY HOME PRODUCTS
THESE GOODS ARE MADE IN THE ROGUE RIVER VALLEY KEEP THE MONEY AT HOME
WASHINGTON, Oct. A. Secretary
l.ntie today nitiile tho Mijestion to
hool fAiponntciiilcntfl throughout
the country that oue of Jntne Wlnt
oomh Ililey's poems ho reuil in ench
school on Thnrday, Ootolmr 7, the
(inniveniurj' f ilr. HiloyV hirth. Jn
jotiif so the neorolnrv called ntlun-
'un to the fact that Dr. Itilev iin
William Dohii ilouelU Hre tho htt
two siinivHiDi of a ftuuoration ot
,'reat lilerarj' " ho wero (hutiiu't
lv Amurieon iiml did tnuoh m poetry
nud proc to reveal the characteristic
beauty and ktruj,gle of Amcncau hfc.
Ask Your Grocer Fov and Insist on Having
"Rogue Spray" High Patent Flour''
Made in Medford From Rogue River Valley Blue Stem
Wheat
Our other products are Home Marvel Flour, Graham,
Whole Wheat and Hot Cake Flour, Breakfast Germ,
Polled Barley, Bran and Shorts. Patronize home industry
and get the best. Everything guaranteed.
Medford Roller Mills
H. A. Nordwick, Prop.
Phone 507
THAT Hcitnn.v itmcii
you have enjoyed all suininor long as
the mofit roiufotrahlo part ot jour
I'OUM, why not enolono tho same with
anil and innkn It a IlKht comfortablo
room durliiK the winter and add an
other room to your homo, Thoy can
be removed again in the nunnner.
(iive iu your rwiulreinonls and wo
ulll mult uuli to fit; prleOH rlulit.
Yoh Mill Mud it th moit ilMlrablo
room In your bouo iuhimor or win
tor.
MEDFORD SASH & DOOR CO.
For
GALVANIZED
TANKS
OIL AND WATER
and
IRRiaATrNO PIPE
Go to J. A. SMITH
128 N. Grape St.
Telephone 890
Medford Iron Works
ID. G. Trowbridge, Prop.
General Foundry and
Machine Works
Phone -101 j Pea. rhouo 5031
USE THE PRODUCTS OF
Rogue River Valley
Cannery
The Best Made
Help Home Industry.
Try Loganberry Juice and Sherbets
at the fountains and Ice cream parlors.
Refinishing and Repairing
Patronizo the institution
that maintains tho Largest
Payroll in Medford,
The Medford
Printing Co.
fiTho Best Equipped Job
Plant in Oregon outside, of
Portland.
re
O'
o make a speeialty ot lino rolinisnuig and ropairm
Bring us your fine old pioces of mahogany or black walnut
and wc will mako thorn look like new.
work to satisfy.
Wc guarantee our
Pacific Furniture & Fixture Factory
Home of tho Paeific Cedar .Chest.
Ask Your Grocer and'Biitclier
They Are
Home
Grown
FOlt
ROCiUE RIVE.RJ
POINT Vf&.
They're
the Best
Ever
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