Medford mail tribune., October 15, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE THREE, Image 3

MTCDFOltt) MAIL TRTBUNB, MIODFORD. ORISON, FRIDAY, OtTOUIOR lo. 1915
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WOODS ARRESTED
ON FRAUD CHARGE
J. D. Woods, n former renl catnto
ilcnlcr of this city, was nfrosted nt
Ashltuitl upon n warrant sworn to by
It. A. Hnvvloy, for obtaining money
under falso iiretcnsos. Woods canio
to town Bccrctly a few days npo, nf
ter an extended absence, and was
Been by Kawloy at tho dopot as ho
was boarding n southbound train, llo
liimicdlatcly caused a warrant to bo
Issued, and a tulrphnno mossaKO to
Ashland rcsulteJ in his being taken
from (ho train, and placed In tho
custody of tho local authorities.
It Is allofictl that Ilnvvlcy gnvo
Wood ?500 with which to pay debts
upun mining property In California.
Instead of fulfilling this obligation,
Woods Is nlleBed to have gone east.
Tho transaction named In tho com
plaint occurred a year ago.
OF
50-50 PUN BEGUN
Tho work of framing tho 50-50
plan for tho paying of tho elly'H pav
ing Indebtedness, In ordlnanco form
is now ready for submission to tho
city council at tho regular meeting
next Tuesday evening. The cltlzcu'H
commlltco with tho city council will
meet Saturday night for'n final con
ference on the ordlauce, with Juilgo
W. S. Crowell, nschalrman. Tho 50
CO plan will, It Is expected, receive
tho mipport of five members of tho
council, when placed on Its first read
ing. There woro no now develop
ments today on tho recall petitions,
all being held In abeyance.
I. W. Thomas of West llnln nug
gests that tlioso who favor tho 50
50 plan show their good faith by pay
ing up 50 percent of their nsBehs
ments nt once, without waiting for
an election.
JURORS BOX FILLED
IN NEW HAVEN TRIAL
XKW YORK". Oct. l."i. Twelve ten
tative jurors elected yi'slonluy in
(lie trial of William Rockefeller,
Lewis Cass I.eilyuiil, Kriwnnl I).
Kobliiufi and eixlit oilier lireet(ii's,
pnfct mill pre-eiil. of tile New York,
New UiiM'ii & Hart loul rnilroail.
eliai-geil wilh eiiin.pirai)y tmiler tli
Shermnu law, look their seats in the
jury box when roiirt opunuil today
to nwait the (iuxmIiIu peremptory
challenges of eouiiM'l.
DIED
It. A. lllM'll
Died At tho homo of IiIh daugh
ter, Mrs. K. S. Illtzler, two iiiIIoh
northeast of Mcdford, 11. A. nissoll,
Oct. II, 1015, iigo 7!) yours, a native
of Now York. Ho came to Modfnrd
In 1000. Ho leaves six children,
.Henry J., Tacoinn, Wn., Hlloy A.,
Ilurbnnk, C'al., Ilrndlcy 1,., Almeda,
Wn., Mary K. Hire, Novelty, Kdwaid
() , Macdowell, Val, and ltuby i.
llltzlerof tlilH elt.
The funeral will bo held Sunday
from tho Mothndlst church nt l!:.'SO
p m Hurlal .laeksoiivillo comotory.
nniTISH LOSSES 100,000
(Continued lrom p.igo ono)
lieiieli Imlilmj in the Yogex, vvilli
ileul i aiiiiiniiii!iiig in Home .cctur-.
On ICasleiti l-'roiit
Although nliiiiltiiir that the J'nini,
of (leueral lvtiuoff )iau again been
hurled bak acniM tlie Strips river
in KnMorn Halieia, l'otrogntd asi.eit
tlic inlvnutaKO Mill rcU with Hi"
ItH'-'-iaii-, who hold eilit miloK of th
eat hank of the river after action-,
which have virtually kcpuiulctl the
Ai"-tro (! imaii iinnii-..
ioleut iM-tinn eoiitiiitii' on Him
I)insl Irotit with little lelulivo
change in the pooitimin ot the con
tending il'llllHK.
COUNCIL AFIER
SOUTHERN PACIF
According to Chief of Pollco Hltt
son tho whlBtllng cnmnhlgn ot tho
Southern Pacific rnllvvny Is effectlvo
only In this city, which hapopns to
have nu ordtnnnco rogulallng tho
speed of trains within tho city limits
o eight miles. At Cqntrnl Point no
whistling of trains occurs, though
Hint station is lest protected from ac
cidents than Medford. As a reprisal
against shrill bluets, the city threat
ens to place 'watchmen along tho rail
toad track and lime tho trains for
violation of tho ordlnanco. A quiet
Investigation has boon going on by
city officials, and tho discovery Is
TURKS
V
REPELLING ALLIES
fONSTANTINOPLK, Oct. 15. An
ottlclitl statement issued tonight at
tho Turkish var offlco was na fol
lows! "Near Anafarta wo Inflicted heavy
losses on tho enemy by tho uso of
bouibs. Our tiro damaged nu enemy
ncroplano which foil east of Tuslagool
and finally was destroyed by our ar
tillery. "Our nrullpfy destroyed nn oninuy
mnchno pun position uonr Ari llur
liu. "Our observation detachments near
Soddul llnbr. Inflicted heavy looses
on the oneiuy's right wing uftor a sur-
yii!m nllAi.1.' wlHi litilul urmintlmt Tilno-
made .that on passenger trains thoj, ,y lg,llt A ,,,, ,,,,, icforo
his left wing doslroyod a constdernblo
part of tho enemy's trenches.
"Hnouiy torpwlo boats and coast
iMltorloB vnlnly honrtinrdod our artil
lery. No.- Sedtlui lluhr our artillery
forced torpedo boats which were bom
uardln.T our left win;, to leave the
narrowa."
flnguiaii gently leans agaliiBt tho
rear platform. Thereupon tho engi
neer will omit four or five blnsts.
and two mote In response to the flag
innn's "high ball." Tho flagman is
supposed to go a halt mile from the
tear of tho train.
Action relative to tho javvhavvkcr
fclgus nnd tho whistling nuisance will
bo taken at tho noxt rogulnr mooting
of the city, nnd a protest against botn
filed with tho Portlnnd and San Frnu
ilsco offices.
A firehii',' operated on Tlioinp-on
eivek. in the Applognte di-tiiet,
Thur-dny nfternoon, settiinr seven
fires in nltoiil half nu hour. Hi
trail was followed down tho ereek,
setting five fires on one side nnd two
on the other. loretry officials arc
working on the plan of using blood
hounds in eiiplurinj.' tho uivonNts
and they will lie given U tiial in
southern Oregon next summer. They
will use ttii) IkvsI geenleiK olilnin-
nhle, nnd the purohnse of both Siber
ian and Kentucky bloodhounds will
he undo lo h-o which breed dnen the
best work. Thiol' of Police Uitlson,
vvlio is an authority on bloodhounds-,
maintains that tliev are not feasible,
owing to the inability to follow n
trail -over dry ground.
QUICK ACTION SAM: STAIITS
SATUltDAY AT AHUK.VS
At 10 a. m. Saturday tho doors will
be thrown opon for tho "Quick Act
Ion Sale" at Abrons to turn tho stock
Into cash. Kvory artie allu tho storo
will bo reduced including tho latest
stylus In ladies and children's ronily
to wear and mllllnory. This snlo
comos at an opportune, time as many
bnvo not soloctod their fall apparel, (if eventually why not now?
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THICK. GLOSSY HAIR
Save Your Hair! Double Its llcauty
In u l'evv .Moments-
Try Thlsl
If you caro for heavy hair, that
gllstous with beauty and. Is radiant
with llfo; has an Incomparable soft
ness and is fluffy and lustrous, try
Dandorlue.
Just ono application doubles tho
boauty ot your hair, bosldes It Im
modlatoly dlssolvos ovory partlclo of
dandruff; you cannot have nice,
heavy, hoalthy hair if you have dan
druff. This doslructlvo scurf robs
tho hnlr of Its lustro, Its strength and
Its vory llfo, nnd If not ovorcomo It
produces a feverlshnoss and Itching of
tho scalp; tho hair roots famish, lorn
on and dlo; then the hnlr falls out
fast.
If your hair has boon noglcctcd nnd
is t Ii In. faded, dry, scrngRy or too
oily, gct n 25-cont hottlo of Knowl
ton's Dandorlue, at any drug storo or
tollot counter; apply a llttlo as di
rected and ton minutes nftcr'ynu will
say this was tho host Investment you
ovor Jiindo. ' U"V
Wo slncoroly believe, rognrdlosH of
nverythinic oldo fidvertlsod, that If jou
dcHlro soft. IiiHtroiiH, beautiful hair
and lots of It no dandruff no Itch
ing Hcalp nnd no moro falling halr
you must uso Knovvlton's Hnnderlne.
IT'S WORTH YOUR WHILE TO BUY
FRESH CIGARS
Tlii'U' is so much (lilTi'ronee in I'iaYor, and iiiuch
less caut-t; Tor thai "bad tnslc" al'lci'wai'ds when you
liny fiwli ciijU'S. Wo keep our stock in the best pos
sible condition and aim In give our patrons the best
lor the nityiey.
We carry all popular brands, and are sure to have
your favorite. Come in for your iic.l cigar.
MEDFORD PHARMACY
SqiiilaVQunlity Drugs. I'liouc 10
HALF-BILLION FOR WARSHIPS
(Continued from Page One.)
Flathead Indian ioeratiou icclii
niatiou projuot, ami hotwiHHi S,(W0,
000 and fO.OOO.OOO on otht revr
vatiun work.
Adtlitional luunvv to employ nior.
patent exajiimur nlo hu beu link
ed bv Stcretary jtM.
S, -rrtuiv ItitsiMir Utcr dieuM1
the titiinute for tU tit- dMt
meat with thf H4dt. 1I nl he
wtudd a.k f'T aHuut l,tW0,(Mn ui.rt
than the tte dpartitt tiMiat
of last vear. Added expenditure
jtrowiii' out of the Keropran war and
the revolution in ilenieo raaae th-liii-rv.iBe.
Prtare llwuaao of ttw4en, who
isxui Mtatcelf "B. OmiiH.'' A MM
nf tap meet ! ef an4rit aVaa
illuavltfM NaMrfwav
Boys and Girls
ATTENTION
OXhV loiirtcen more days lo work on,
AII the labels and wrappers must be
turned in at the Imkcry on or before
twelve o'clock. Swturdiiv, Qdobor Jit),
MUn.
READ!!!!
Tii addition to Auto, for boy or girl
having most of wrappers, wc will givo
every boy and girl bringing in fifty or
maisc wntpixu's price of ouke kiliii.
Nurmi Baking Co.
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At Less than Sale Prices
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I come here and get our prices. Bring
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"WATER SEEKS ITS LEVEL" EVERY TIME. TRUE, YOTJ OAtt (IET OLD MERCHANDISE AT A
BIG REDUCTION. SUCH AS ACCUMULATES IN THIS STORE YOU CAN BUY AT YOUR OWN
PRICE ANY DAY OF THE WEEK, BUT WE ARE THANKFUL THAT WE DON'T HAVE MUCH OF
IT. WE BUY IN SMALL QUANTITIES AND BUY DIRECT FROM THE MANUFACTURER AND
BUY OFTEN, THEREBY HAVING SOMETHING NEW ALL THE TIME.
SCAN THIS LIST AND COMPARE THESE PRICES, THEN COME SEE FOR YOURSELF.
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DKICKK (IOODS27 and ISO in. wide, suit
able for everyday drosses, worth to (we....,
IiOUSK DWUSSUK in two patterns, some 10 or
dozen, all s,ix.os, just this lot to oloso out
at :....-.....
CIVLTON BLANK ICTS 3J) pairs, not up lo
standard, regular size, sold at Si3o, now....
CUTLimEN'S ' UNnrcrnVlCAK In odd
fleeced garments, also a few Outing
gowns. yYorlh to Toe, at
49c
pieces,
!.25c
PIWTICOAT.S All silk inessaline and Jersey, most
all colors but black, U..0 and MUX)
Kkirts.Jit.
$1.98
DKESS SKIRTS lostly hlaek. in sizes ranging
.W.CO to $!),00, just the ono lot ot some
12 or 35 Skirts, nov....v
15c
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$1.69
25 MATZEN SUITS, WORTH TO $37.50
Last season's styles that's the reasonmostly Rcdingote, can be Dj;T Slfi
made over into shorter jackets or dresses, WHILE THEY LAST JP ' " '
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Dress Up Boys, Dress Up
All Ages From 3 Years and Up
To every boy purchasing a suit or an
overcoat at this store TOMORROW, SAT.,
Oct. 16th we will give one air ship-one
that will really sail hundreds of feet in the
air. They are simple and harmless to op
erate. Instructive, scientific and durable
and lots of fun. Only a limited quantity
for tomorrow so come early and get yours.
Model Clothing Company
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