Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, October 06, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE SIX, Image 6

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MflDFOftD MATTJ TWTRrXTS. MKDTOR-n. OBKC10N, YKT)XESPAY, OPTOggRfl, 1g5
TOSIANS FLAY
AUSTRIANS
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RUMANAN
HOW IHE RED SOX EXPECT 10 WIN IHE WORLD'S'CHAMPIONSHIP 'BE PREPARED TO
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IJKItl.IN, Oct, 0 (via wirclms to
Nnyvillc). Comottitz, llitkowinn,
icpotlH Hint HuBBiiin forw hate
made n violent nttnok on the Attain
am iilonj the UesHnrnhiaii frontier,
northeast of Iho city. The nttnek' Is
mid to have been made ulnm; the
liver l'rtith, wliioli tho Hussions tit
tempted to cuius at one jilnco by
pwitiitnhii'.
The dispatch stolon that tho Ruh-.
miiiih iiiiiiU' live assaultH without hiio
com mid that many of thi'tn wore
drowned.
This movement is of Rtvnl inter
est in view of tho present Mate of
affairs in the IialkaiiH. Tin? point of
the ItiiHHinn attack lien directly north
of the liumaniati frontier. It in iih
mimed that nliould Ihiiiiniiia enter
the war oil the nlde of the entente
allies a .function with the forces of
Itu-Hia would he effeeted. It was re
ported froia Allium today thai Itu
mniiin ih hurriedly umdiiif' troops to
the Unitarian frontier add making
other militarv preparations.
HY UHOWN H0I..WKS
The lloBton Knd Sox imo a nyplem
of liulnliiK tliolr hnso rtinnera that
In onu of tho flntMt bits of Inaldc bane-
'ball ever pulled.
The piny In one. Hint hns helped
the Sox lead the American League
nearly all sennon and one they will
use In tliolr erfortn to tuck nwny tho
world series.
Wlion a Sox runner In on first base
ami a steal Ih planned, the batter
stands aw far back an possible In the
batter'n box. That forces the oppow
Iiir rateher back awa from the plate
to the runner tinder the Red Sox sys
tem. ,
Dick Hoblitzol, Sox find HaHonian,
In CKpocIally wood at driving catchers
BACK
CHICAGO
MAYOR
IN
BAN
SUNDAY
BOOZE
CmCAfin. Oct. fl.---Fif.iy ormi.
izalioriN affiliated with the I'nited
Societies for l.nenl Self-Oovcnnncnt
called mcctiiiK today to pleilj;o then
support to any tuition which may be
tnkon to oppose Mayor TIioiiiwoii'k
Sunday eloiiiiK ediel iigiiiiwt the
71W saloon of Ibis ejty.
rmceno 1'ike, eitv comptroller, who
:n:inii0(l the mayor'ft election cam
paign, hdniittcd today that the mayor
dinted Hit "wet" plcil;ii Jiol to in
terfere willi the unlooiiN, but Mr.
Thompson, tutcordinir to Mr. l'iko, at
Inched bin name under a misappre
hension, "lie wriN told that the Kiindn.t
closing hiw tnn a dead letter and
that nothing in the pledge called upon
him to violate the laws," explained
Mr. l'iko. "When the corporation
eouiiM'l reported, hnwoter, that the
Sunday eloping; law w.h perfectly
valid and operative', there was until.
Int: for the mayor to do hut to per
form bin aworn duty, namely, to see
that Ihe law m enforced."
BOURN
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CONDEMNS
F
EOERAL
CONTROL
RAN FRANCISCO, Oct (5. Gov.
era incut ownership of public utilities
wan termed today a "menace to pro
gress" and a meaiiH of swinging a
controlling vote, by Jonathan llouruo
Jr. of Portland, former United Stated
Mutator from Oregon, In nn address
lioforn tlio thirty fourth annual con
tention of tho Atnerlcati l.lectrlc Rail
way naxoclatlon and five allied organ
JmntlotiH. "Oovornnieiit owitorahln," except
In rare Instanced," Mr. llouruo nald,
"tends to discourage efficiency by
loniovlng competition.
"It's ovll effect upon tho creative
cniiHtrtictlvo spirit of entorpritie
among tlio most active and capable
of our people, constitutes a menace
not only to the welfare of this gen
eration but to the progreM of our
pooplo for all tlnio to como."
YANKEE CONSUL AT
ft Wm- '
S3 K8SSS31!SSS V53$ 0
DEFEND
WAR
IS
URGED
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'& M SaE!ai!S
l'bolo hliotVN lio Tils KMaber, lloMon Red Sov iHliiKer, Mauds Im1iIii1 tin pinto no bo can help a Ikixo
htealer by forcing opposing catcher It nek and making tlio tlnmv fnun tho catcher to second luce longer.
and lengtbenH the dlxtanre the ball
Iiiih to travel from the ratcheH to hcc-
011(1 bllHO.
The bnlter'H box Ih nix feel In
length and It Ih three feet from the
center of the plate to tlio back end
of the box. The batter then, by
standing away back forced the
catcher to throw three feet farther
the middle of the plate.
Three feet docs not nound llko a
great deal, but It meatiH ball gamcH
In thcHo daH of npllt hccoiuI baseball.
There are more cIoho playH nt ec
ond haco than nay other Imsn except
flint and In many the runner or bnnn.
man goU the umpire's decision by a
fraction of a iteeond In these frnc-
tlmn If the batter Hlood even with ' tlonnl second plajH, the decision goes
WASIIINOTON, Oct. C President
WIlRon outlined his attitude toward
ti.o imtlnnnl dofonsc nucstlon today
I to tho new ndvlsory board of the
navy. He believed, he said, the
whole nation was '"convinced that wo
ought to be prepared, not for war, but
for defense, and very adequately pro
pared." Tim board mot In the office of Sec
retary Daniels, who delivered n brief
aildresu calling attention to tho devel
opment of ordnance and InstruuienlH
uf destruction during the present war
In Kurope. lie paid tributes to tho
willingness with which Mr. Kdison
nml the other membera hnd offered
their services to make tho country
safe from attack.
"o may not," the secretary con
tinued, "expect to build the biggest
navy In the world, but with tlio help
of this board, we must liiivn a navy,
every unit of which shall bo aB near-
hack from the pinto as he has train
ed hlmrelf to bit from that position.
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..., un..., "... .. .., f t Ani,.,Pnn ,B,.nulty tan
his bat at arm's length. Opposing , ' ' .
cntchers make aiiro to get back be-
)ond tho reach of his war club.
Hobby Is In n good.place to make
this Inside play count as be bats after
This Speaker and Speaker, one of tho
best of hitters, Is on the bases a lot,
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D'S PLAN IS ADOPTED: 16
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make possible.
Mr. Daniels said laboratories and
places of research now used by the
navy were far too small for present
I needs, and that ho hoped to secure
the advice and recommendations of
the experts as to tho kind of a na
tional laboratory needed.
Double
Stamps
JyMssft
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' Stamps
Boys' Fall Suits
Attractive new Fall Models
Oregon Oasliinevcs
"Woolen Mixtures (2 pail's Pauls).
Oordurov Ono-Piece Suits
$6.00
...A$5.00
$2.50
M. M. Dept. Store
Double S. & U. Stamps All This Week.
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DRXVUH, Oct. 0. Completo re
turns from thirteen camps, Including
all In l.as Animas and Huerfano
counties today Indicated the adoption
of teh Itockefeller Industrial plan by
MKKMX, Oct. 0. Telegrams from
Sofia to this city require an average
of in hours In transmission, and
hence no news has arrived here con
cerning the events following the ex-
employes of tho Colorado Fuel and ' plration of tho time limit set In litis
Iron company by a ratio of at least S J l' ultimatum. The press expocts
to . The total vote recorded was: 'l,at .,he ""'" litid will be re-
l-'or, 19.10; Against, 200.
Camps In Fremont county and the
western counties are still to bo heard
from. They represent only a small
percentage of the company employes,
Insufficient to change the result ap
proving the Itockefeller pinposal.
fused.
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Outfielder Jackson Sold
IlI.OOMIXfiTOX, 111., Oct. (!.
Oill fielder ClmilcK .Juekinii of tho
lllooiiiingtoii Three I eluh has been
dra fled by l,n Angclo of the I'a
ieilie t'iat league, according to
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t liarle IImII, vend Cur Ihe I.os An
nele- club.
CIIICAOO, Oct. fi. Wheat valuos
bulged today, Influenced by a con
tinued falling off In receipts north
wont and by tho mongernoss of nrrl
vnls here. Dispatches telling of un
settled weather In tho Dakotas and
Minnesota added tp tho prevailing
bullish sentiment, and so also did
assertions thut fall seeding In Kan
sas would bo reduced as much ns a
million acres compared with last sea
son's total. Opening prices which
ranged from to Vi higher, with
December at Uu7h to 100 VJ, and May
at loo i6 to 10(1,, were followed by
decided further upturns.
Had Lmijj Trouble
and Expected (o Die
The tititny r(.iiverliH liroiiKlit
nl.oiit liy i:rkinaii Alterative arn
MtrjutltiR utile attention. Itnul
itlium Huh i nuts
tW II s, Krrr, VV. Vn.
liriiltrinriii I iin tnkrn nlrk In
.rnilii'r, lltDM, iirru Kt'mlll
.urxr. 1 1 ml Inn ciiimii) t tilltniN. "Ihr
tcnlli'l umi Ihr frtrr Iih.I ulTcPlril
in)' I n ii if nml flint m eiiMr warn
linprlmal iinl K" mr Ihii iiiiiuIIik
lltr. H) ili)xlclnn hail trlnl iiiimt
nil klmln of trrnllilrnl mill minr illil
mr nu K.inil. mi lir imkril ni huv
Itnml If til- lilijrrtnl to lilm trains
m iroirlrlnry inrillilnr. I lirumi
Miiir Altrrnlltr. 1 una In liril (rum
.)itrnil,pr .'III, lll:IH, uiiill IVIirmir;
J., IIMiii, nml mm tliiiiiuht iljlim r
ernl llnu-". 'I'mlny I nm lirnllliliT
nml Hlr,mur llillll nrr." I.Wilirr-
ln(nl.
ISianrill 1IIIS. II. K. iniii.m.
lhlllllll'S AllOI'lltlVU IH IIIOHt olllc
rluim In Lronrliliil rntnrrh anil iv
vnrii throat nml Iiiiik nnucllilii unit
U-llllllllllK tllO HiHIflll. rnntHliiM
iiu luu infill or linlill-foriiiliiK ilruxM
Ari'it lio HIlliHtltillert. .Sniiill Nlxr.
SI: n'kfiiliir vlxe, i. H0I1I liy It-nil-liiv
iIiiihkIkO. Write fur bunklct
Of IITtlM-lll-H
Ci'kiiliii l.liliuniliir.r, I'lilliiilrlplilii
1'rieo $1 and $2 n bottle.
MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT
TKACIIKi: OF VIAXO and ilviuioxy
Announces Fall Term DcglnnlnB Monday, September 13.
Socialist In Touch nml Tcchnlo
A teacher with an established roputatlon.
HAIOUT MUSIC STUDIOS
Room 401 Garncit-Corcy Building.
Phono 72
EDUCATE FOR BUSINESS
at tho
"SCHOOL OF BEST RESULTS"
Kuter Now anil Mako Your Time Co lit for Something Worth "While. Com
plete ItiislnesH, Stenographic, Civil Service, ami English Courses Taught by
Teachers Who Know How to Oct tlio Host ltesuK.s.
, Medford Commercial College
Day and Night School.
Ml X. Ora fit.
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tm alb mm w mwm
11KULIX, Del. l (by wirel.-ss l
Snywllt').- The Overneais New.
ngeney snys thai n proltit to the
entente power has been made by (be
grand duchy of Luxemburg again! ;
Ihe rreenl nltaek on the eilv ofi
Lnxeiiihiirg h neropl.tne-i of the al- i
lies.
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Itelleves . Ki
WoiNt Cold or the ("irlppo In lVw
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Colftato's Taliuun
Powder,
can
10c
Bost Galaioa (Moth
''J l5jHjJJyJJjM5jM5
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special,
yard
W
Tajie'.N Coltl Compound"
Iloiii". No (.iiilnlue Cm'1
ft to to wsix&v-
"if p V vvt7 ILy IL9 )) 'i""" v tJiiun
16c r . . Cj 7 for 5t5i
L&e vvosnans au-ore
Best Colored Oil
cloth,
yard
1 7c I
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OF SPOKANE IS DEAD
Tnko " Pope's Cold Compound" ev
ery two hours mil II you hnvo taken
thro doses, then nil grippe misery
'Mm and your cold will bo broken.
1 It promptly opens your elogged-up
I nostrils and the air passages of tho
head; stops nasty dUchnrgo or nose
'running: relieves the headache, dull
ness. fenrllinei, sore throat, snce
Ing, MHi'iH and ittlffness.
Don't stay Miiffed-up! Quit blow
i ing and anuffllng. Knse your thrnb
l bing head nothing else In the world
gives such prompt relief as "I'ape's
I Cold ComiHtuml" which costs only
i2R cents at any drug store. It
FIFTH ANNIVERSARY SALEI
New Goods Arriving Daily for this Great Event
Our $17.48 Sale of Suits I
SPOKANE, Wash., Ocl. 0. Mi-.
May Arkwnght lltiUon, one ol Ihe
original leaders of wuimiii mi I tragi
:.. ,1 ,.., I ,1... .v. . l..l
in me "imr, n.i.i ...e ...:. ..,.,- .cU Hhou, M,UnC0 ,awtPK nIc,
okkIo lii a democrat.,, n.ilnuu.l - ';, ,,UIKOg lllconvl.nenee. Ac-
venlion, died at her home here today ,.,.p ,, -uMthite
of lliighl' diM-.i-e. Sin hint I
Hi tor more t lint a enr
25 CENTS DESTROYS
! Correct English
Hozv to use it
Josephine Turck Maker, Kdltor
SIOPS FALLING HAIR ' t
Sate Your Hull! Make It Thick,
Wavy nml lleautlful -Try
This!
The New Waists are Here
. Ve have heen waiting a long time
'for them, but thev are worth wait-
rr for. Tho oolehnitod ''Woll-
3)))(ifir" y.Made" Urand beautiful new
.. .!'".' .; crone do chines in white, blue.
k.AiT -J V AUk. W " " I ' i
VSv Vfiv IWit'iV I'1i.l:1i iiii Mini hlfw1.
i $r);0()' valu'es, each.. ..'
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$3.98
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Has captured the town. Another shipment
just received by express, many of them trim
med with fur; good, snappy
styles, colors brown, navy
green, .$25 value, each
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WASIIINOTON, Oct. n.The to
jflintion of T. si. John flafJ'ney, tlu
Ameiiean eoiifut general nt Miinih,
VrTiiosted hy th state drmrtietlt
liitimnsi pf uuueutro! uttcntnees, win
reiHjived today aud ne.eiKwl h.v
jjlihlo. AoeoiiipnutHm the ivmuou
j(iiii trat n eiihlcgrmti beniiui; ih
uiiinfti U' nhoiit a half down Ameri
itnit ,roftide.nt 04" Mtiuuh, tvLieli -tat-,
A MONTHLY MAOVZINK
r I'roKressite Men and Women,
HiisIiioms ami I'rofeaslonal: Club
women, Teachers, Students. Minis
ters. Doctors, lawyers. Stcnoitra- 1
pheis, ami for all who wish to J .
Speak anil Write Correct KiikIIkIi. I V
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Tliin. lnlttle, coloiiens and scianBy ' Vour ICterj.Duj Vocnlmlary; .
hair U mute oviduueo of a neglected ! How to enlarge It. J J
scalp; of danilruff-thwt awful scurf. Wouls 'Ilielr .Me.inii nml Their ! J
There Is nothlnx so destructive to Cmi I j
the lialr as tUiidriiff. It robs the I rronunrlttioM with Illustrative V
hnlr or Its lustrut. 1U sireimth mid wutonceti.
Its very Hie, veutuull) pioduiliic a Help- lor Sx.ikeis
Helps for Writers
Helps for Touchers
ltusm. i:iu;Uh for the Uuiue.v
Man
Cihtect KitKlUti fur the ltoslnner
Corivct l!m;llli for die AdtaiUHMl I'll
I'll
Lucky Elephant Bag
The latest novelty, guaran
teed all leather, fitted with
mirror aud ptokelbook, new
shapes, worth $2, (?j -1(1
this sale, each $i.ltJ
BUY YOUR XMAS RIBBONS NOW
3 Big Specials
"Wide Fancy
"Ribbons, up
to f)0o values,
sale price,
yard,
25c
All Silk Taf
feta Kibbons,
all colors,
very special,
a vard,
10c
AVide loirc
Satin and
Taffeta Gib
bons, special,
yard,
25c
DR. DENTON'S SLEEPING
GARMENTS
f et erlahnesK und Itchlui of the
hoalp, which if not remedied causes
the hair roots to slulnk, 1oomh aud
die then th hair fsll? out fast. A
I1UU DHHUrlue tonight now- an
tlwo will surl) aato yur hair.
0t Jtl-cetit Iwttle of Knt Hon's
ItaaderliiB from any tirug store or Conect Hitli-li for the P'oiviuucr
M that J)r 0fte.v ld H-nanin.l: '"l WHMtw, and after the first an- sukkomIoiin for 1I10 Teacher
lih iliitios in H miuer wlurh. . far Million Wr hair will Uk on that Curnn-i IChcIMi In the ScImh.I
fc Ihov DOltld M-e. we -..ti-.iHrv ' ''. " luuriW which U Vnnwl liiIMi In the Home
Mr SircA ivV Mim r .. t ii I " ' " ' " n , Will: ll.m to n. tluv
JIIIIIHUl.
1'Uiu.io i;a i:
At Oahaol; Oanigo rrd ovt, 0t. ou iuom M
S. livery 0110 welcome. Muato will
,b directed by Prof. Hi H Howell
170
no heautiful It wilt Iwcoma wavy ,SImII Mini Will: llutt to iik Uhmii
Hid fliiiix ud have the iiMititio ! SImhiIiI hiiiI Woiihli llittv ( iim them
01 uuuudancf. an itintit(irabl Iom ( fnirlinoB price ft a .tear. 8tiile
iiiul norim. I'Mt i,t will plMie Co toe. KtMBlon. llliuoU.
e aim '-nt a rw ! riet Mvniioa nils paper.
wclu it-', wlnii t. 1 vi 1 itoajur I ji pw irvs mmumw wuwin
a lot Of IIUi1, aonil) liair new namimv mm iw in- HiiniiiiiiiHi
Lair jrowlus ull otu the sialp. ! '' 'bi ja.cr;
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For children, the most prac
tical garment for these cool
nights, sixes 2 to 14 years,
prices from Mic up to $1.00
each.
Another Big Blanket Sale
(iood size Cotton
Ulankcts, in gray
only, worth (ioc,
very special, pair,
48c
Extra size Heavy
dray Cotton Blan
kets, worth $2.25,
verv special, each,
$1.69
''Beacon" Robe
Blankets, best
made, new pat
terns, very special,
each,
$4.48
Corset Sale
59c
69c
89c
"Women V ('oicts,
worth $1, liov. pair
"Women's (ii'ts,
worth l.2". j mir
"Women's Ci'iM'ls,
worth $!. i. pair
All new Fall .Models,
should sec tlit-m.
Vo'i
Fall and Winter Underwear
W omen's and
Children's Vests
ami Pants, fine
I'ieeeed lilled, '
wort it Vu; thU
side, each,
29c
"Women's Fleeced
Lined Union
Suits, extra fine
quality, all sizes,
worth 7"c, very
speiiul, a suit.
48c
Women's fine
tfnule Union
Suits, all sizes,
full blrai-hed,
worth $1.2."), very
sperial, a suit,
98c
Outing
Flannel
.")()()() yards, worth
up to 121 jc a yd.,
this sale, vard,
8c
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