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ftfEDFOttD MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1915
STATE BAPTISTS MINI TAX ON
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NATION
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E DRY BELT
KUOK.N'i:, Ore, Oct. 22.2 Promts
cd nuj)ort of the 'five year objective'
PROFITS
HURTS
REAL "LIVE STOCK" AT THIS GAME
T
AD
LONDON', Oct. 22, .'J-.")? . in.- The
new budget, which proMdo for a mi-
ler tux of 3U per cent on tin irofii-t
of the Northern Iinptlftts convention, 'of all Ilritili co'imniei, almidv Im
a declaration In favor of the passage unused 'lie relnovnl to the I'nited
of the. Hohson bill providing for an I states of the licndi)iiartcrt of -cvernl
nniondment to the conBtltutlon of tho I companies repreceiitiiiK South hiii!
United States which brings about nn
tfonal prohibition of the liquor traf
fic, a pled kg for co-operation with
other churches In Oregon In obtain
ing ono day of rest in every seven for
every man and woman through Sun
day closing legislation, and endorse
ment of the work of the Y. M, C. A.
Central AnicncHii gold ininex. .Mining
men her nanert that aniens (lie tax jh
reduced this movement will herome so
great that New Yoik instead of Lon
don will become the mining capital of
the world.
The tendency to lemove bendiiuar
ters to the L'nited Slates U beconiine.
ARKANSAS
UMBER
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and tlio Y. W. C. A. in connection ho pronounced thut miniiiK interests
...III. ,... f ,l.....lt.. n . 't t . .i
wiin me university or Oregon wcro
embraced In resolutions adopted by
tbo Oregon liapllst convention here
this afternoon.
President Jeff II. Irish of KuKone,
was re-elected as presldotn of tlio
convention. Other officers chosen
are ns follews:
Vice president, Itov. Ed It. Clcvln
ger of Pendleton, Oregon.
Corresponding Secretary, Itov, 0.
C. Wright of Portland.
Historical Secretary, Iter. A. J. I
lltiusakcr of McMlnnviHe.
Recording Secretary, Rev. J. M.
Nelson of Portland.
Treasurer, J. F, Falling of Port
land. Auditors, Itov. W. It. Lltzonbers
and Itov. C. A. Lewis, both of Port
land. Salem was chosen as the meotlng
placo for the next annual convention.
here nre bringing pressure to bear on
the chancellor of the exchequer, Itejj
innld McKeunn, (o have (he mtper tax
modiTied in favor of fold mines.
Auto Machinists' Strike
CLKVKLAXU, O., Oct. i'i.--On
thousand employ of th Peerless
Motor Car company laid down their
tools today because demands for the
eight hour day and other concessions
had been refused.
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NEW HAVES', Ocl 21.-"Moo, in
' Huh, rah. lab' iSit, boom, bah!
That's the sort of college yell you'll
hear of thirl r-five Washington
and Jefferson eolleye student ride i
nto thin town lor the WnshinKton-
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Jefferson footbull aiue with Yale, 0
et over 23.
It'll be heavy on the ".Moo, moo'
and "Hub'" for they'll arrive on a
cat tin train loaded with cows, w i
nd sheep filing to market.
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ORDERED BY CZAR
LITTLE ROCK, Oct. 22. Arkan
sas lumber mills will furnish approx
imately 300,000,000 feet of red oak
timber to the Russian governmont
within the next few weeks, It was an
nounced today. General I). W. Green
of this city announced ho had closed
a contract with Russian purchasing
agents for six million red oak rail
road ties, and L. P. Coleman an
nounced be had secured a contract
for a million more. The tlca will bo
usd In double tracking the Riga to
Moscow railroad.
Rheumatism Easily Relieved
By Cleansing the Blood
S. S. S. Gives Quick Relief
by Toning Up the Blood .
Yes, but how? A nnturnl question. The nnswer Is thnt you must
cleanse your blood by stimulating It to healthy, vigorous action, so thnt it
will throw oft the germs and lmpurltlos thnt cause Rheumatism. Tho action
of the wonderful blood purifier, S. S. S. is to practically renew the life blood,
Cive It vigor, stimulate the flow making it throw out the germs and tho
nohson ImnurltleH. Tho excruciating nnlns of Rheumatism, whether it is tho
shooting, stabbing Sciatica, the gripping agony of muscular Rheumatism, or
aching arms and legs that break up sleep will be entirely relieved by S. S. S.
Don't use nostrums and drugs. Take the blood bath Nature's blood tonic,
S. S. S. Get it nt any druggist, but insist upon S. S. S. Let us tell you
about blood diseases. Send for booklet "What tho Mirror Tells," or If yours
Is a peculiar case, wrlto 5. S. S. Co., Atlanta, Ga., but begin treatment
at once.
German Wrath 011 Istqlans
AMSTERDAM, via London, Oct. 22,
.'1-27 p. tu. The Telernf wijr.s il hat
received infornmtiuu from IJrussels
that ninetjr-four Heljriuns bavo been
srentenucd to terms of two months to
five tears for rofuMiix to work for
the German.
Vllh Udfnrd Trait. t tnT& Uftio
Bar Minnesota Captain
.MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 22.
The University of Minnesota authoii
tich today ruled that Lonn Solon wan
ineligible to participate in HjtortM. So
lon, captain of (he football cleveu,
vut charged with playing profession
al baseball in Montana. last Hummer.
mth Utfnn! Tr.!e Is irwUonl lfid
ThlB is a little incident which hap
pened last summer," writes a sub
scriber to the Mall Tribune. "My llttlo
two year old daughter Ruth waa play
ing In the back yard, and tho old
cow 'Rona" looking through the fenco
at fier, busily chewing bcr cud, both
seemed to bo enjoying themselves for
a short time, but finally Ruth com
menced to cry. Her cries brought mo
to the door and on inking what, was
the trouble, sho replied: "Old Rona
won't clve me any of her gum." ,
IP YOU ARE AMBITIOUS
If you have Character, plus Determination.
If you have that rare quality, Stick-to-it-ive-ness,
You are wanted at the
Medford Commercial College
"The School of Best Results."
Enroll NOW and get ready to make the most of future op
portunities. DAY and NIGHT SCHOOL now in session
at 31 NORTH GRAPE STREET
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10 MEMORY
OF GENERAL FREMONT
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LOS ANOHl.KS, Oct 22 A tablet
to General John C. Fremont rommom
oratliiK his military achlcviVucnts In
California was unveiled hero today In
tho' presenco of n largo gathering.
Tho tablet Is tho first of .1 number
prosontcd by tho Daughters of tho
American Revolution to bo placed at
historic spots In tho stnto. Gover
nor Hiram W. Johnson dellvorod nn
address during tho coromoiiics.
CAROLINE COE'S
TWO PERFECT PIES
(Hy ('AIU)LINI-: t'Oli)
Tim cool full iIii.vh nmku tlm "good
Mifti" think of a litllo henxior deceit.
And iiH tlm men of nil IioiikoIioIiIk
adore pie, tho two recipe, given will
be helpful mid fill n long-felt want.
Iemmi I'lo
Mix ihoroiiRlily 1 oup of sugar and
labloHpoonful of cornstarch. AddiV
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Talcum Powder
10 cts. can.
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Womens' Rain
proof Umbrellas
Worth $1.50, now, $1.
Womens' House
Dresses, worth
$1.50, now $1.
onm
TkeWbmarfs Store
LAST DAY OF THE BIG DOLLAR DAY SALE
Better Bargains than ever SATURDAY
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llio yolkH of 'J cjjks and beat until
lixlit mid foamy. Ynlin 1 Inre lemon,
j;rtt Vj of riiifc and add to tho wigiir
mid c!K. Add juice of lemon and jiht
a hint of salt. Put in double boiler
with Vfc cups of cold water. Cook
until thick mid clear, cool mid put
into rich p'm hIicII. Unit (he whites
of 2 rpps to stiff dry froth, add .'
tnblcspooufult of sugar and cprend
over top of pie. IJrowu lightly in u
quick oven.
('OfOUIUlt I'lo
One cup of fuwhly Kraicd coconnul,
two'thirdH of ii oup of Mignr; yolks
of II ejfRH healen together until light;
n dd n little -all and l'a cupfulN of
milk; turn into pie pun lined with rich
criiht and bako in (puck oven 'JO uuii
litM. Heat tho whites of 'J cjtgs tu
Miff dry fruth and add 2 tahlctpoou
fuls hiiKiir; Hprend over pie and et
in quiok oven to brown. Serve wann.
If dedicated cocoauut in Ukitl, hoak
oeruilit in milk.
AllltlOII ll (NsCMlIn
Cut in wunll piece tl'j pomuls of
mutton from Imwiht mid neck. Swi-
hon with wilt, drciltfe with Hour mid
lut into ciiH-ende or deep baking
pan. 1'eol nud Mice I large onion;
out 1 lurts ureen t.weet Hpper into
strips and .1 larje iiH tomatoeo; put
Migntalilcft around the meat nud add
wnter euoiujh to half eoer the meat,
("over nud let cook two hour, in ocn,
udd cup of blnnehed nco and 1
iip of wntor nml cook another hour,
favrvo in ciiitt.'iolc. A lino dili to,
oold duy.
1'ltHK (tl.Nt'KUT SATl'llliAV
liV l'.lMIlt PIANO V,.Vi
III honor of tho birthday of Thos.
IMIson tho l'alnmr Piano Place wilt
j;lvu n free contort on the now dia
mond disc Kdltmu PboiiohihjiIi Satur
day ovoutiiK In tb bulldliiK Just notth
of tho poKtofflce, to whleh ovorbody
i cordially Invited.
.Mls Iluiu llru. rniwitl) from
Ohlougo, and one of the tttliiK vo
ualUts of .MeUord. sin siuK sovorat
Bulectloiis duiiiiK the eort.
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New Furs
lilnt'k Coney Muffs, Jui'gc size,
.48
worth $5.00, on sale
Saturday
Black Cnnov Scarfs, worth up to
.$.1.00, Saturday, each $2.25
atural Mountain
special, set
Lynx Sets,
$30.00
Hudson Seal and Fitch Set, spe
$30.00
eiul, set
"White Fox Set, eucii
Large Black Coney
Muffs, very special .
.916.50
$4.98
ANOTHER BIG SALE OF COATS
The Best Selection in Medford
AVomen's Corduroy
Coats-, all colors,
worth $12.00, Dollar
Day Sale
price
$6.48
Women's Heavy JJlVk! Children's Winter
Caracul Coats, worth
sale price tjj) J J O
Coats, sizes 6 to It,
-oHh$7.Effl;C QO
sale price tJP Jj
Winter Suits at Great Reductions
AVomen's "Winter
Suits, last year's
styles, up to $40,000
values, on sale dl ?
Saturday, ea.. .. tjj)y
New Suits, trimmed
with fur, worth up to
$25.00, Dollar
Day price
115
"Women's Suits, made
of i'ino chiffon broad
cloth, up to $15 values,
sale price, ijt A
each ....... tB) L U
Waists
J00 new White Waists,
beaut if ul styles, high neck,
iuw sicevcs, worm up to
$2.00, special, fl A A
each tpJL.UU
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SOME BIG MONEY SAVERS IN DRESS GOODS
Children's Winter Coats, made
of corduroy, each, (Ij QQ
40-inch Silk Poplin
Suiting-, extra
heavy, cheap at
$2.50, on sale Satur
day,
yard
$1.98
:U)-inch Black Taf
feta, soft finish,
cheap at $1.25, on
sale Saturday, per
j awl,
at .
""""Vi rv
$1.00
Dfi-inch Satin for
lining coats, guar
anteed, all colors,
Very special, Satur
day, per QQ
yard iO
New Corduroy, in
all the much wanted
colors, $1.25 value,
sale price,
yard....,
.98
Fancy Check Suit
ings, 118 inches wide,
worth 75c, A Q
sale price, yd tc O
Umbrellas
Rainproof, steel rod, para
gon frame, patent runner,
fine assortment handles,
worth $1.50, (jjjl A A
sale price tJJ) 1 U U
Wall struot tjiiwulntor iliuuld not
ho iiorinlttt'd to iil trt jrotorlt)
hoana. ChlonKO Dally Nw.
No; but thtyJvc Jwt Unttd a half
million good Amcjrjjati "town" in the
war zone. wLb.iojo of IwrviMt can
,vo oi'i'iiet?
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Gloves
Best Assortment in City
All of our fine $1.25 Kid
(Moves, in all colors, on
sale Saturday, dj 1 A A
a pair sPl.UU
New Chamoisette (Moves,
all sizes and colors,
a pair
Women's Cape (Mines,
worth $1.25, sale
price, pair . . .
Women's Cape (Moves, up
tu $1.50 qualitx, on sale
Saturday at, j 1 A A
per pair tjPl.UU
.50
.89
DOLLAR DAY IN DOMESTIC AND LINEN DEPARTMENTS
lute Outing Flan
nel, good 7c grade,
on sale Saturdav, 20
yards
for
$1.00
Serpentine Crepe, 7
yards for $ 1.00
Devonshire Cloth,
G yards for.. $1.00
Duckling Fleece, 7
yards for . $1.00
72xf0 Sheets, three
for $1.00
42,vi5-inch Pillow
Slips, 8 for....$l.()0
('rash Toweling, S
yards for . ...$1.00
Cotton Blankets,
$1.25 quality, Satur
day, pair.....". .$1.00
86-inch Scnm. C
yards for $1.00
Largo sl.e Heavy
Bath Robing, 40c
grade, Saturday, ')
yards for $1.00
HAND BAGS
5(r brand new All
1. 1 at her Hand Hags,
up to $2.00 values,
Saturday,
each
$1
PETTICOATS
50 Mccssnliuc and
Xcar-Silk Petti
coats, up to
values, Sat
urday, ea.
$2.50
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HOUSE DRESSES
Women's fine Ging
ham Dresses, all
siy.es, l.ou graue,
Saturday,
each
.$1
SWEATERS
Children's All-Wool
Sweaters, all sizes,
$1.50 grade, JI
Sat 'y, each jp 1
Outing Flannel
Night Gowns, 'real
$1.25 values, on sale
Saturday,
each ,
$1
Underwear
Best Values in City
Hoys' Heavy AVool Fleece
Shirts andDrawcrs, 75c
values, to close out J T
quick, each Li D
Women's fine grade Fleec
ed Lined LTnion Suits,
worth 75c, on salo A Q
Saturday, a suit ..TcG
Women's and Children's
Vests and Pants, fleeced
lined, all .sizes, cheap at
doc ,our price,
each
.29
331
Off Regular Price
SAMPLE SALE OF ART GOODS COMING MONDAY
Pillow Tops, Scarfs. Main- Dreases, Pillow Cases, Towels, etc., all go at 33l3'r OFF re
jjular prices. See display in windows and be on hand early Mundav.
33s
Off Regular Price
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