PAGE SIX TODFORD MATL TRTBUNTC, MEDFORD, ORECON, .FRIDAY. ,1V LY 28. 1010 if sJ? .. !fl i S e e i EXCESSIVE HEAT GIVES REASONS PUMP AT AMENT SI AYS MANY IN PENDLETON ASKS 1 1 DAM BLOWN UP EASTERNSTATES mm SCfj00L BYMCiiY Twenty-five Deaths Reported In Chi cago Before Noon and Countless ProstrationsEntire East In Grip of Torrid Wave Showers Bring Relief to Eastern States. Clllt'AUO. Juno a8. No rollof from tliu uxuuwivn hi'iit wliii'h Iiiis Kiipped jmitttienlly tlm untiiu coun try wiih hold out by tlio wcathor lni loau offioialM totliiy. Chicago, St. Louis ami Milwnukuo, with toinpora tmos at 81, worn the hot tent cities in 1hc country nt 7 . in. Wlnnpmui'cii, VN'cv., with a tcmporaliiro of .'HI, waH tho coolcit H)0t. Six morn deaths in Chicago duo to Will woio reported hoforo t) a. in. to lay. l.iiBt nijtht was tlio hotlosl ovor i'veorded in Chicago. Tlio tnmpora turo wiih 00 al midnight. At t) n. in. loilny 02 was rpintorcil. The tomporatiiro liuro at noon had rpiu'hud 05, three (Icgit'os under that ut tlio Kaino hour yoHterday. Twonly-fho Dcntli. Twiinly-fivi' deaths from tlio heat wero ropoilod to lho polieo thin morn ing and llttf niiuihor of inostnttioiiH ik incriiiiHiiig rapidly. Woikuipn in the rolling millx of thu Hepuhlic Iron & Sled) company, in Kant Chioago, pnd tlio IulorHtnto Iron & Steel com pany in South Chicago, rcfiiHcd to go to work owing to tlio intoiiHo heat thm inorning. In tlio rolling mill tlio temperature a fow duytt ago nuiged rom 1 10 to 1(10 dugrooH. WAKIIIKdTON, July 128. Hot wcathor continued today over inost 'of the country cant of tlio MiHMHHippi, uiiuougu mioworH nrougat muho ruimi Moiithoui New Hngland, Now York, tlio Ohio valley and tlio nouth, and n chilling area of high priwHiiro from IiiiInoii Hay mint tlio morciiry down Xvard in northern Now Knglaud, liijl tlio wcathor human says tfio hunt wavo ovur tlio interior hIiuwm no HlgiiH of diMNipating. Sliouvrn In I'jim. x NKW VOHK, July 28. After more linn two wpk of torrid woathor ro Jiof canto today to Now York or. A I 10 a. in. Ilio tiimiiorntiirn wiih 7-1 and W humidity 158. linn w MlfAYAl'KKK, WU., July 38.--Tlio jrovernment thonuomotor rogUtorod !l'J at 0 o'clock today, the lilgluiNt tcm pcratnrc at that hour during; the present hot wavo. ALLIES WIN SLIGHT GAINS (Continued from pars one) the pui'poftc of driving the lliilgariaim from the poHitioiiH which thov had oc cupied hi or bcvoii miloM Miiith of the (I reck frontier. Austrian Mac IMcrntt, 1IKIIMN, July 28. AtlneU hy two Hii-.HiHii unuy ooriw ommI of Annul im'Iic, in ilia Hariiuoviohi nion, woo ilclncrml yiMlurdny, hut foiled to gHiu ground, (lio war office announced to ilav. The haltlo i Mt ill in protriuH. Tlio ItiiHhiuim Iimyo iimiiiat'd their iittack mnilhwut of Vladimir-Yol ii--ki, hi MMithom Volhyuia, ami uc ceded in ptuiotmtillK Oenernl Yiiii l.tUhiugcn'M lmoN uorthuMkt of Sviu iiich, hut aio lining vigoioiiHly ihhih-ter-attitckod by the GormiuiN. "Oregon employed (iU.Vj teaeherK "in 01."i, ami of tlicMC but 701 wore nor- ;aal achool gni'luntcH. in lOI.'l 80 per cent of the nppIicniitH for oortifi patcn in Oiogon had rocolvod no train ing nhove the eighth grndo. Varan- cion in the noliooln each your call for 1000 or nford lonelier, nthl our ono normal moIiooI at iMonmoutli in tinn ing out Hcarcely moro than oiio-tonlh that iituuhor. TJio'Ntuto hi in urgent need of other oriniiljM7,liiiftl ifiul the loading odu'i'atoi ilmi public men fa miliar wilb tlio fiituatiou are n agreed. Therein coiiiok tlio proMmaI to imlahliMli a iionnal mcIiooI at Pen dleton al this limo. In October, 1015. J ho lonelier of Gilliam, Wheeler. .Morrow and Umatilla counties iihkuiii- bled in joint iimtituto, adopted liv uiianuuouH volo a resolution calling lor (lie onlabliMlimont of a nonnal hoIiooI at Pendleton, ami in Oeoombor following the Slate Teachers' iihko ciation asheinhled al Mcdford, iiimhoiI a resolution urging an easloni Ore gon nonnal school and likewino a normal for southern Oregon. It was in answer to those roiiofltn and mir" morons privatu suairotion fmin teachors ami other publie-Npflllud eitizmiK and orgiiiiiziiliuiiH throughout the statu (hat Poudluton' hus initiated the iiicamiro In bo voted on next No vemher." TIiIb is (ho Hlaleiueiit or N. U. Moore, newspaper mini of Corvnllis, hero roirosentlng Pondleloii. Coutin ning, Mr. Mooio said: "It is a rec ognized fad that a vital pari of nor mal school training lies in the prac tice leaching in the nil.jaccnt grade, schools. Kor (hat reason tlio largo community with woll-cipiippcd public schools is tbo only acceptable place for a nonnal school. Itoonuso Mon mouth doo not offer largo oportuu ily in this nwpcel, the atleudaucc must necessarily bo limited, ami President Aokoriuan of the nonnal at Moniiiifutli, as well as Superintendent Churchill, Presidents Campbell and Kerr, (lovornor Withyooinbc, Dr. ('. J. Smith, Mrs. Castner, A. L Mills and others aio warmly supporting the Pendleton measure, as opposed to Weston. Pondloion has very super ior school facilities, more llinu 1000 iuiiln, compared with Weston's 170, li splendid public library, is very near tlio center of custom Oregon's popu lous region, and il is claimed that the silo being offered liv thu round-up city is ar value einial lo (he entile stale li(iiipuiput al Weston thai would be lost if the school i not re-established there. I have no grouch at W'onton, no spceinl interest in IVn dlolou, Hiid only disiie to sec addi tional normals ostHblished as sunn a pimsible Ht locations where llmv will servo (he ntte bimt by serving the largest uiimhcr of prospective tench ors to the gri'Htcst advantage. lVa dlolon and Ashlsnd aie the legnnl cities for the next two iioiiiihI schimN, and it is the concensus nf npiuimi of disinleiited ihIucoIoi-h Ihat Hie sue ces of the Pendleton measure will bring nearer the reopening nf the nor mill al Ashland, (he clomug nf which was umpicxliniinhlv a mistake, from an educational i.lamlHnul." , The large pump at the Anient dam, .used to hfl water mt the irrigation 'conduits nf the Itoirnp liner I'nlilie iSon'ice eornomtion. whs destroyed Pihortly after inidniglil Friday morn ing by nil implosion which shuttered the driving wheel and damaged the plant to the extent of 1500. As u consequence, farmers under the inlgatiou dilcb are shy of wa iter ill the lime they need it most. Tjlb, explosion is believed to have Jieo'n ) (mused by nltro-glycerinc, n pin left indienled this explosive rather than dynamite. It is reported .that lho explosion wbs incendiary. prcsiumibly the work of some of thu workmen recently employed by the company, who have failed to seouio money due as wages. The plnnt had been atluelicd by workmen's liens. President (1. K. Sanders of the Public Service cmponitiou recently returned from Ilia oast and has been I endeavoring to secure a release of ,110ns tiled against company property by offering n time settlement, part of the money lo bo ijnid in thirty days and installments at slated periods thoroaflor. The proposal was not fiivorablv iccoived liv soino of the nlcn. Tlirotlts of n demolition of tin Idaiii had hcon in uir'ciilation. armies were winning 8uercsnen In tlio cast and .west. Xow, however, the possibility of gaining further field buccchboh, which can have any serious meaning for Germany, has vanished. Jleroaftor, contally two and pos sibly three (Jennnnn are dostlnod to fall for ouch sIiirIo casualty in tlio ranks of anyone ot the three nations that aro attacking the German fronts. Thoso aro tlio facts that point to tlio coming collapso of Prussian mili tarism. Tlio diplomats of tlio allies have assisted In tlio work by an nouncing thoy have no deslro to crush Germany. Tlio militarists, therefore, aro unahlo to urge their conquering lilonls upon civilian public opinion as the only nttornativo to the blotting out of tlio German nation. How- soon tlio Inevitable over throw of tlio militarists will happen cannot bo foretold. The dogreo of persistence with which tho allies con tinue tholr attacks will have much Influence on tho quick strengthening of civilian opinion In Germany.- Tho growth of this opinion and Its gradual nolzuro pt power In Horlan will he the most Important factor to watch, during tho third your of tbo war. It Is dostlnod to bring the war to an end on tho gruvo of Prussian militarism, after which It may begin tho creation of n now Germany for tho future. AI HIE STAR TONIGHT Can you imagluo anything that would make tho one-toother, half blind, soddon nnd shrlvolod wrecks of tho slums burst out In laughter'' It would novo to be mighty funny, wouldn't It. Ilut that's what Douglas Fairbanks wld In this latest Triangle Play. He mad old man, who hadn't smiled in years, roar with laughter ovor bis Inimitable antics. You will enjoy following him on tho screen and you too, will laugh ns you watch this corking play nt tho Star Theatre, which brings before tbo public a stago star, who has won haadllno positions in tho, scrcon world Douglas FalrbankJ, 'epmo dlan. In Douglas Fairbanks wo havo a personality perfectly flttod to film work. Thoso who remember him In previous Trlanglo bucccrhos, will un doubtedly flock to tho Star to vlow "Tho Habit of Happiness," showing today only. Aoto This Trlanglo hill Is pro sontcd at lho Star, owing to the "Hlrtb of a Nation'' playing al tho Page. BASEBALL naBBHHaHaHHiinMMaBnMHiaRaii Medford vs. Grants Pass AT MEDFORD Sunday, July 30th Came called at 3 o'clock following Horse Races Admission 50c. Reserved Scats on Sale nt Haskins X'mJm'mJ MAIL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED MILITARISM IN DEATH THROES (Continued from pngo ono) off enough Germans to compel the Teutoni lo retreat to tholr frontiers on all Hides. This Is not to bo looked for. It Is tho klllig that counts, whllo ovor more and modo food tlckots nre bolug Issuod at home. Strain Too Croat. .'o country on short rations can continue tbo strain Indefinitely of sending lis men against tho machine guns of throe ouomleg nt once In a permanently defensive campaign. For a long tlmo, Gormany's heavy cAsiuiltlon wero homo with fortitude, and In fact, with pride, because her Saturday Is Bargain Day (f dff fi 1 1 aims ThcWomn's Start M-22 NORTH (MSNTRAL MlflJWOM), ORl'XJON Her Home No r Longer Childless Opcrationnot Necessary after Taking tho Great Medicine Bargains in Ready-to-Wear Dept. You will rind some wonderful bargains here. Wom en's Silk Dresses, values up to $20.00, lo close out Saturday Women's Wool Skirls, values to $0.00, to close out Saturday, stile pr $4.98 KuhMhii on Wt I.I no, 1'AltlS, July "JS. Itiuwimm iccon Hollering at Auhorivv, in tho Clmw pagnc, m, the Frtiicn official wtatn ment iMMiii'd tliw afturuiMiu, pen ct rat id llie (iHrmmi tcei4tti wild idea nil them with kHd grwuitU. Ttw Kum miiiim tMik tm prUotwr. A (ieruMU ltcuit t lUUci tMar lalntiiN, north of ('knuliMNt, w ur Ji'xied by th Fwuch infaHtry fir. On the right bHk of tlw .Jh, ia the Vonlun rtgion, (Iciwhu preimiK tioiiM to atUck ThiHiiuioul work mciw btojied by artillery fir. riWisk 'W 'od. LONDON, July 'i. - Itnti-lt troop .have cwpturoil Dclville wood, in it 'entirely, lho Ilntii.li official Ntatciiicut ijtnnouncod (Iiih aftcror.ua. Tht tier loan piMitbiaH it tU) Soiuine regmu iiavo been defidcd t te Mi.odtrB tiurg rogbotnt, wkic'o nb drta out IfO.UK. Jo 29. Additional t grontitj bai. bwai gNiimd by the ltal iiuih si the I)ulamiteM okhui, th Vr office nniiect'd tiyi. After bord fighting wttb tt itnn dtftodcr of Abmto CghBfifa, fho Itolino c tuded tfe&x oo'nooi. unrimi'ul otiVjko VV)ce nil lUliiHi oUi m vnridncctor furtlipl l Um - aver repuP-cil. I EPIDEMIC STILL UNCHECKED NKW YORK. Jtil L'H. The epi di'Hiic of niliuitilc phimI,im i -.t ill illielieckcd, the diiily icmi'1 ut the htnilth thyNtrUiifHt mIiowm. The bul letin iMuoU tiNliiy iIimcIim.h a nlight inereii in iIcmHih uad n miill dc eit'Ht( ia IIm Hiiiuhcr of new ru" During llie lent, lour Iioui mmhmI cihIihk mI u 6VIti-l I hi nioiiiiiiu then wriv I H m- - and :t" to tMlltKr IruM Ike dl-ca'-c lc Milted in the l'ii iMirougliN nt New York fit 1 t UJTIi iW"M . . FRECKLES .Now It Ittr Tluw tfi w( UiU of Tln'tr i'liy Spi-'., Thurf U no Iuiiki i the ullgaleM MOtni or tecitiiK tkkhuuieit of mr frtklf. n the iirviilltou othtop rfoubU Kireimth l aurntrrt re move the) hoiuuly kitota. atoipl) get iiu ohsc ut oihllr double ntrotti -frum any drugclst ml puly Utile nf It nig ft? and uioftilus and you should soon see Urn I vu bt ori freckle haw be au o to dlaiiHar.nhil0 tin llghiar ones bate vaaUhwd uttrl . It U Mldotn that mora tban ao ouuca l uaadiMl to com plainly elaar tka akin nd gala a baautlful claar eomplaxloa. J aura t m)s fttr tka dwibla trium atolwi el MiJ iold uadar guiuii(M al wovajr Ig'ok if ii fall iu ittiiovr freeklaa. - Adv. f' for Women. Miller's Falls, Mnsa. "Doctor Fald I bad dinplacoment very badly anil I wouui nr.vo u nave nn operation. I bad a norenoM in both nldea nnd n pulling HetiHatlon in my right Bide. I could not do much work tho pain wnH so bad. I wan nUo troubled wltliirregiilaritynnd other wcaknetuios. My blood wan poor, My Wo Vo bad been mnr rll four years and bad no children. After lining I.vdln Ii I'inkham'a Veg etable Compound nnd Ulood Purifier I became well nnd Htrong nnd wan nved from the operation. Wo nro now tho paronts of n big bnby girl nnd I praixo your remwlles to otbern and give you pormiMlon to publish my letter. "-Mn. .lOHHl'H (lUii.HAt'ljrr, JH., llridgo Street, Miller's Fnlls, Mass. Lyilin E. rinkbam's Vegetable Com pound is famous for restoring women to normal benltli and strength. When this In done wives no longer despair of having children. A woman nIioiiM lie reluctant to .submit to a .surgical operation until hlio has given l.yilln IMMnU Iiuui'm A'ogotulilo Ooiiiioiiik1 u fair trial. If you liavoncaso tlmt. needs special mlvlco, write tlio J.jilla l. IMiikliiun JMcillcliio Co. (contlilcntliU), l.yim, Mnsa, It Li free mill tilwaya liolpf ul. Watch Talk Koine v.ar ago v ImiiKht Matcbc'. tor their inn.- keeping tpiolitic n -j; ii idle- ut Iuiiki, Toda.V He bu a match that ha ;llc to it a ell tune Uciuiiij ualilie. Nuch a atch U tho Grucit Very Thin The iito-l beaut it ul uatib in Ainciua, Sld H Maptin J. Reddy 'I'll Jomiltir. llout of Quality, e 111 Vui Mali lirM, Uadford VUttw Always Wulnytu Children's Aprons 39c Children's (iiughum and Percale Aprons, oOc values, now 39c Boys' Waists 25c Hoys' Waists, made of good quality gingham, per cale and black sateen. Children's Summer Hats, made of cloth and soft straw, I'm values, special 48c mr t r t r y ? ? r r T r T ? ? T r r r r t t I y ? ? ? ? ? ? ? ? r ? ? ? t r t v r v v V V y y y y y y y X !il)-inch Klowprod Rep in light and dark X grounds, special, yard X Iiti-iui'h I'Moworod Orleam &iteen, thonmghly ua.h X ed liefore leaving the mill, special, er C! r yard J j - .'Ui-iuch TapcHtry .Moth, fine for tnakintj porch pil lows and beautifying the home, several pat- dLQkfk terns to select frxmi, the yard 5 J Bargains in Corsets AVutnen's ('until nVuiiieri'ii Flesh CulnU'il i'mscts, Worth $1.30, special, 1CU MAIL OR EXPRESS PREPAID Agents for Standard Patterns Get Your August "Designer" MoiWLS ThelWomarfs Store 14-22 NORTH CENTRAL MEDFORD, OREGON f y ? y y y y y y T y y y y ! Bargains in Wash Goods y Flowered (1repe de Chines, Voiles, Marquisettes and f Fttiwv Crepes, values to Gikf special, per 'I Q y vard.'. .: JJKj y Pleisse Crope, in figured patterns and white, 1 tt p t values to 25c, special, yard A O y h to $0.00, (JJ1 QQ UG-inch Flowered Dotted Swiss, Eaney Voiles and 'fiP fjLi,yO Martiuisettes, will make the kind of a dress you want these warm suiunieudays, values to .'We, spe- cull oiitui'dii Vj m (i. .... 25c .10-inch Flowered Voiles, Swisses, Dimity 1 01 ( and Flaxon, values to 18c, special, yard..i. 1 Z'2rJ :i2-inch Canoe Cloth, conies in stripes, fine for mak ing children's dresses and rompers, cheaper 1 l than Clalatea, special Saturady X v We aro cleaning up a lot of white goods, check dim ity, crepes, fancy waistings, some of "I fj J tliese sold as high as Mc, ytl., special, yd... X ld'2tj i y y y y y y y t y y y y 25'; DISCOUNT ON ALL WOOL SKIRTS- 25' i Bargains in White Gloves Women's White Lisle and Chaiuoisotte, pair 25c Women's Silk iwo-clasp, very special Cloves, 50c Women's lo'-ISultoji Silk (Hove, Kacr's, very special, T 'QC pair vJJ Women's White ( I loves, t vo rlasp, pair -.. Silk 75c Bargains in Domestics Large size lluck Towel, regular l;e value, spe cial at, each... 121c I.,)inc(i.l)ath Towel, good slV.e. eonfeK in blue, nink and gold, Satur day, each Wash Cloths, ea. 25c 5 Large Size Tied Spread, our regular $1.25 value, special, each, (JOp 00-inch Mcrccri'.ed Ta ble Linen, worth 4Cr 59c, special, yd.. . .. 0b Mercerized Napkins, $1.25 value, AQ New Colonial Cretonnes Are last sellers. If you are wauling one of these beautiful Howered patterns for a skirt or hat better come iu Saturday. lUi-inch Striped Flowered Pa (ferns, good fast colors, yard 35c 59c special, doz Bargains in New Sport Stripes New Sport. Stripes in Beach Cloth, comes in pink, blue and black, with white, 35e values, f Qr Sport Stripes in imported .lap Crepes, comes iu blue and white and black and white, fast colors, f " special price this sale, yard jLJ Bargains in Silk Dept. :U-iinh Imported Pongee Silk, printed into the new syort stripe, vosc, dcflt blue and green, (CT t Q nnr lvgular $l.Mi) value, Sntunluy tJP X A V :it-in.eh Fancy Taffeta in stripes and fancy plaids, u few dress jMitterus left, vnlues to $1.75, fl 1 A to close out Saturday, spociid, yard ) X X y :ti-inch White Wash Corihmv, narrow stripes, USe value, speeial, yavtl 1 y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y y Corsets, UeW model, 7.V 0 value, spe- C(U eial, pr. uUt mir. Wimen's ext.ro quality Corsets, new models, worth $1.50, special, pair Me 69c i Bargains in Notions Sanitol Ttilouti Powder, ptr can . 10 Mann'? Tooth, Paste, 25e lube, Children's Hose Supports 10 (JihmI Hair Nets, eju-U 5? ioriSafet qie.ial l(l- lnis. i-ard 3? Hand TJags. all hatlur, $2.50 aiuo . ..$1.09 1 lb. cm Tuleum wder... .2S( IT i X'o "":Wtt'Mw 5a. i- X M