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PAGE TWO. fTCDFOTCD WATT TKTP.TXE, MF.DFOT2P, OT?EOOK. RATt"RDAY. ATYiUST 10. 191fi TOCAL AND PERSONAL Harvey B. Wliltten of Grants Pa's and Sacraniento Is Fpendiim the day In Medford on business. Chris Bergman of Eaule Point spent Friday afternoon In Medford. The new nlant of the Nurmi Bak ing Company will be open for lie inspection on or about September 1. Eiact date H1 be announced later. South Front street. Will llolbrook of Kaule Point Is transacting business in Medford to day, i Medford boosters smoke the Med ford and Mt Pitt cigars. The Medford Choral Society will!,) as for business purposes. The hold their first rehearsal In prepara-1 Corona personal writing mac hine has tlon for the fall concerts the first! been built like a fine watch to meet Tuesday night In September. All , tb demand. Medford Book Store. those deirlng to become members jjee l.ox Carbon ar.d Filblions are should communicate with Mrs. Frank still the same finality as before the Isaacs, the secretary. Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voe's. A party of elsht Kasterners. under the guidance of Elizabeth F. Fisher, professor of Geology and Geography at Wellesley college, will arrive in Medford Monday and will visit Crater Lake. The party has stopped at the Canadian Rockies, Yellowstone, Gla cier and Rainier national parks. They were scheduled to arrive this morn ing, but were prevented by missing boat connections. Why smcke bit cigars, when La Gondaa are only 10c. . Martin J. Reddy has returned from s pleasant three weeks outing at Takllma, Ore. Mr. and Mrs. Reddy of Grants Pass and the Misses Janet Bowling. Margaret Cowley and Jose phine McCabe of San Francisco have spent three months at the same place. Auto wheels repaired; first class Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub lic market. Harry Booth of Roseburg Is the guest of Jay Gore. Best Ice-cream at De Voe's. Bob Pelonze left Saturday morning for Palo Alto, where he will enter his sophmore year at Stanford Univer sity. The new plant of the Nurmi Bak ing Company wilt be open for public Inspection on or about September 1. Exact date will be announced later. South Front street. The city light department is today placing two stress of streamer lights on North Cea.'ral between Main and sixth streets. Pear label time is here. Stock labels or special labels at the Med ford Printing Co. Laurence Motschenbacher and Mr. and Mrs. William White of Klamath Falls are visiting Medford friends. They have been hunting in the Kvans creek district, getting one spike buck. Buttermilk 10c gal. De Voe's. M. H. Worley, I. N. Worley, Rus sell ami Hulh Worley and Naoma Clleogly of Redlands, Cal., are spend ing the day In Medford and will leave tomorrow on the return trip to Red lands. Failure of the brakes on the car on the grade on the south side of the Slfklyons let their car back down tho hill. It hacked Into a tree, breaking the hows on the top, which happened to be down. Bakery goods at Do Voe's. Miss Hare! Smith of Ashland Is spending the day with Medford friends. Get your milk, cream, butter eggs and buttermilk at De Voe's. '' Mr. and Mrs. Victor Weber of Portland, who are touring the state, are spending the week end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. K'. V. Maddox. STOP -LOOK LISTEN In the country God made nnd man forKot." See the advertisement in this issue of Things Doing. September .1, 4, Brookings, Oregon. Frank Miller and Jess Butler left yesterday for the vicinity of Ander son mountain, where they will spend a week hunting. Smoke a King Spin cigar, r.c. They are home-made. if Mr. and Mrs. William Manners left this morning in their car for Crater Lake. -Mrs. II. L. Leach, expert corsetler. Barclay & Alido-Kupport. Phone 63-J Lee Jacol-s, secretary of the Klks club, will return tonight from Port land, where he spent a short vaca tion. The world's greatest companies. Holmes, The Insurance Man. Ray Offenhacher of Km h 1? spend. Ing the day In Medford on business. Get your bakery goods at Ie Voe's. Dr. E. R. Seelcy and family left In their car this morning for Klam- th Fall, where they will meet : Claire Sreley, who has heen work-1 ins on the pipe line for the s immer Late In the evenliiK they w ill leave ' for Browns caliln, where they I1I spend two weeks hunting Parkerts tally cards In stock at the Medford Printing Co. C'harlef T. Sweeny of Murphy. Ore., spent Friday In Medford. See Dave Wood ahout th;.t fire In surance policy, uffli-e Mail Trlhum llldn. j W. C. WUeman mas a business j visitor Kriday afternoon from Pro vah. I Something new, brick Ice cream In 'sanitary packages. Keeps two hours. Take one ou. The Sbasta. H. B. W'ljillier of Sacraniento is spending few days looking over the KoKue liiver valley. Tyiewrlter iarer of all kinds at Medford Prlntins Co. rMr. and Mrs. A. G. Thomas of Spokane are spending the day aiKhl pnb-jinK in Medford De Voe buys beer bottles. I Noel K. (.raves and da'jehter of Yreka are in Medford for a few days. Try a KInk Spill cigar and en courage home industry. A. W. Daril. lt of the Ashland mine Is spending the day In Medford. Jland writing for personal corres- I pondente is Incoming as old fashion- war. Ribbons put on machines free. Medford Book Store. M. I-evison of Portland Is In Med ford on business. Get your labels early. Don't wait until the last minute. The Medford Printing Co., is the place to get them. J. L. Varney of Melrose, Mont., is In Medford on business for a few days. ' Baths 25c. Hotel Holland. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Tomlinson of Wenatchee, Wash., are spending a few days in Medford. Dr. Klrchgessner will be at Hotel Nash every Wednesday. Hours for consultation 10 to 3. -Mrs. Eugene Fuller, Miss Fuller of New York, Mrs. H. E. Clay. Mr. and Mrs. A. V. Bush, Sidney Jones, J. A. Toppolin, Mr. and Mrs. W. It" Laderlng and Miss Laderlng of Sa lem, arrived in two cars last night and this morning left for Crater Lake. See the stock labels carried by the Medford Printing Co., if you are in a hurry. Ray Reynolds of Brownsville, Ore., bridge Inspector for the S. P., spent a few days with his brother. Earl Reynolds and Mrs. Reynolds. Siskiyou or Colestir. water, 10c bottle at De Voe's; Gc deposit on bottle. E. N. Wilson returned last night from a husine-ss trip to Aden, and Susanville, I.assan County California. He will return to California next week. Pears and apple label printers for the Rogue river valley. Medford Printing Co. E. E. Gore arrived In Medford last night after an auto trip through Northern California and Central Ore gon. Big ac milkshakes at De Voe's. C. J. Seinon and party, who spent tho past week hunting along the Unip'iua divide, returned to Medford last, night, bringing two deer. Gates sells Ford cars, J200 down and a month. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur C. Merrick of Honolulu, spent a short time In Med ford, us the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Wood. Mrs. Merrick Is a re nowned artist. Why not get it at De Voe's? Senator II. Von Der Hellen of Wellen Is spending the day in Med ford. Algol Carlson is a visitor in Med ford from Ellensburg, Wash. Rudy Sihollz left Friday for Santa Claru. Cal., where he will attend Santa Clara college. Lunch goods ut De Voe's. Ray Wilson of Grants Pass visited .Medford friends Friday. leorge Older of Montague Is In Medford for a few days on business. Frank Eaton of Grants Pass spent Friday with Medford friends. Miss l M. Taylor, proprietress of the May cotuany millinery depart ment, accompanied by Miss Tuft, her trimmer, returned from Portland Sun day, where they attended the fall and winter showing of the wholesule milli nery at the Benson hotel. Thes two ladies will hold their fall display and lMiing Saturday, August 19, In the .May Company store. Howard Thompson of the Dead In dun loiintry was in Medford on busi ness Friday. Will G. Steel, superintendent of Crater Lake ark Is In Medlord today on official business. Mr nnd .Mrs. J. W. Myers of Cen tral Point are shopping In Medford today. Robert Verberk of the Union Creek store Is In town today after a load of supplies. Classes at St. Mary's Academy. Medford, Oregon, will he resumed Tues. Icy. Complete couroe offered In hiiili school, grammar ami i.rii,. ,r.- grade Exceptional advantages In muslr, art, and china painting. Hay pupils and boarders are rccenrd. Excellent seepini:-pirch accomoda tions are a feHUr(. f ,.,p 1,,, school. . W. C. Mostwlek and riarni.e Mm k or fluncom are in town on business todav. W. II. Cr.-.nd.il! of Ejde Point broui;lit In a K,ad of pc.us todav. T. E. Nichols Is a busineca visitor! from Eagle Point today. j A number of Medford baseball fans I will journey to Weed tomorrow to witness the game between Klamath Falls. The struggle promises to be close with feeling running high. All the fans of northern California and Klamath county are. expected to be present. An effort is being made to match the Klamath Falls team and the Portland Baby Beavers on the Medford grounds September 3. The Arts and Crafts I-eague at their meeting Friday, elected the fol lowing officers to serve for the ensu ing year. President, Mrs. T. G. Heine; secretary, Mrs. G. R. Satch well. Mrs. Nellie Reed of Gold Hill and her guests, the Misses Kathryn and Clara Baker of Portland are spending the day with Medford friends. 'Mr. and Mrs. Horace Pelton of Sams Valley, were Medford visitors Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Fieames leave Sunday for Lakeview, where Mr. Reames h'cs several cas.- in court. They expect to be gone for a couple of weeks. LONDON, A us. 10. Hi'nnvnl of tV'litin? in Mesopotamia, in which the British were nt:iij.M'l with Turki-h ir-rciMilar-i, i rcj.ortfM, in fin otficijil statement ivn'out hen today. The stater-lent hays sixty of the Turkish irregulars were killed and that a lar-.'e number were wounded by the British. FAILS TO HIT BULLSEYE (Continued from page one? against democratic diplomatic ap pointments, but fails to give us the specificatiOTis or the proof to sustain the Indictment. 'He saya that he is in favor of undiluted Americanism.' So are we ail, God be praUed! He is not peculiar in that respect. The vast mass of the American people men and women are too busy working at what the Germans denominate 'the bread and butter sciences' to make elaborate speeches vaunting their 'un diluted Americanism but the average American citizen and after all the average amerlcan citizen consti tutes the strength and glory of the republic is as patriotic as Charles Kvans Hughes, Woodrow Wilson or eny other big wig in the land. There is not one American citizen, native born or naturalized, in 100 who would fa.il the country should the supreme test come. MiMnkt-s lniluilU. "Perhaps President Wilson has made some mistakes. Perhaps the democratic congress has made some. It is safe to say there never was a president or congress that did not make mistakes and there never will be simply because we are all hu man. Judge Hughes is hunting for spots on the democratic curtain and the democratic congress but the people realize that we have the most unbounded prosperity that has blessed the land since Christopher Columbus discovered America and that, notwithstanding, the ancient and chronic sneer of republicans that we possess no power of constructive statesmanship, we have, in three and a half years, placed upon the statute books more remedial legislation than the republicans did in 2U years - laws which should nae leen passed four decades ao. They are likely to conclude to 'let well enough alone' and to continue the democrats in power." Speaker Clark here enumerated some of the things we have done with the remark that "actions speak louder than words." His lit in- eluded the tariff bill with its new Income tax features, national reserve hanks ait, anti-trust la, Alaskan trades commission, rural credits and Kood roads Pill and the constitutional amendment aiithoruini: the election of I'nited States senators by opular vote V;..-.: heen done ror the de fense of the country and tjr the laboring men also were referred to, and in closing, the speaker said: ' Tlie people seem to have absolute confidence In the pilot of the ship of state, Woodrow Wilson, ar.d are not likely to drop him overboard In midocean, while the storm whips the waters into fury." TWO TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN MEDFORD andaMnitA hinh Pa fahtp pnTMTMediord Junk Co. Msm jl ill XI S H. Harnlsh'i auto will leare i Huvs all kinds tf Jllllk F.nfle Polut at 8 A. M. and 1 P. M ZTli. 'uc:u',HIDES 0UR SPECIALTY pass.nsers at hoteig In Medford and. hotels and businesi houses Id KagI 33 North Bartlett St Point. i rilOXE 3-X2 Oil TO GIVE CONCERT Sunday, Auiru--t 21, the drawing powtr of the M-ii-unt bund will be' iven a fair te-t. Kverv oae who'at ttnds the week;y band run certs ut the city park can vutwh ir the attract- i in- jioivers of the M-dfrd band at I iioiite. What aim Mint of attraction our band is away from Imme will be watched with mtt-re-t on the occas ion of the band' vi-it to A-h!and on S'unhiy. A-hiund vi-itor? attending! our weekly hand roia erts at Medfoid ! have been a-tmtnded at the tremen dous crowds that freq'ient our park on band niu'hl. and it was ueted that crowds of such proportions would have more room in l.ithia park, hence the appearance of our jet band at Ashland on Sunday. It is antici pated that l.ithia park will be vUited by one of the lar'e-t crowds of the -en-mi. The Medlord band will un doubtedly ivt a ood account of it self in the follow-in'.' program which will commence :tt '. p. m. : "The Star-Spanlcd Banner" . March, no .it!' Howlund Overture, "Taiicred" Uoini t'oueert waltz, "Blue Danube" ... . .. Strauss Potpourri, Foiuilnr Operas".. Beyer Overture, I.a Burle-que". Suppe Selection, "'Chimes of Normandy" . . 1lantiiiette Selection. "Bohemian Girl" Knife March, '"Manhattan Bench" Sousa "America SAVAGE IE CO. C. L. Clinics, factory overseer at tiie Savage Tire company's San j Oiej;o plant, arrived home a few davs airo after a trip to Chicago and other eastern oints, where he made! arrangements for the addition of con- j siderable equipment to the San Diciro, factory. The Savage Tire company's t plant lias been working to its full I capacity all year, but at that have1 found it diti'icult to supply the de-1 mund. When the new equipment, for, which Mr. Climes has arranged, has' been installed, a material increase ( in the factory output is promieil. j SEAPLANES ATTAGK ! SEAPORT OF TRIESTE BERLIN", Aug. 19. Naval aero-, planes mostly French, with the aid i of torpedo craft and niotorV'Oats, at- i tacVed Trlest August H, says an' Austrian admirality statement today. ! Several of the raiding craft were i brought down and their occupants ! killed, it Is declared. The statement i adds: 1 "The ho-tile airmen dropped sev-1 eral bombs without causing damage t worth mentioning. As far as known i two persons' were killed and one per- i son badly and another eiightly wounded." CHICHESTER S PILLS 1 -lie 9 . Irur-t. v.. ftf mm ir:.TFR MtVoNr I1UNU IMLl., f-r 34 ren taowm U r.-5t. A.an keii: SOt 0 B V DRLGQISTS EVtRYHHERE REWARD Of Sin tor Information leading to arrest and conviction of parties I.H1- ing Chinese pheasant on my ranch' on KoKue liiver, on August 7. (.KOIU.K V. M.WSKIKLIi. The Rogue Elk Resort Car nil! leave Valley Oarage, Med ford?, Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sat urdays of each week at 10:30 a. m. lUiktui Trip "o The Host of Fishlnir at the l!ewrt Guides and horses will be fur nished for hunting. Phone 259-R. ' Save Your Rags 7 r Phone 233 J. BARTLETT SHIPM'TS STILL COM The Koffue Kher Krt.it & Produce a--ociution reorts the sale of a ear of Bartletts at Pitt.4urr at $2.9- and one at New York at '1" yesterday.: Bartlett shipments yesterday and today : Rogue River Fruit and Produce As sociation. Three cars yesterday. Guy Connor, five cars yesterday, three today. Producers Fruit Cnion, nine tars yesterday, nine today. Rogue River Co-Operative Fruit growers Association, one car yester day. Total shipments from Medford and vicinity. Including yesterda;. : Medford, 113 cars under ice, six cars to the cannery. Central Point, four cars under ice, five to the cannery. Gold Hill, three cars under ice. Phoenix, one car under ice. Rogue River, one car under ice. Talent, four oars under ice. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY LOST Yellow hound, answpres to name of "Tiger." Finder please notify C. Ketch or Phone 14-F-12. 2S WANTED Machinist and mill wright at the cement plant Gold Hill. Apply in person. Hunt Kngineering Co. AMl'SEMKXTS TODAY Page SELECTED FEATl'HES The Mgn of the Trian gle Means Quality Every Woman in Medford Should See The Children in the House One of the must vital questions foe-for? the American public is til bubiect of thLs powerful photoplay. i with Norma Talmadge Anil Tlio Ixivable firiffitli Kid dies, Who Ix-ud Further Charm to the l'lay. , AMI l'olt A LAl fill The LION and the GIRL llrlnc the Kiddles to S4o Tli is Keystone. KiH of Actum Full v1 Funny Sirumitm. -Tt OllliOV- A Mr Vondrdy of Ktra onliiwry (Quality. The Spell ofjthe Yukon Ikised cm ItoN'rt Service's lem StiirrinB F.Ill'M UKF.F.SE. Star Theatre WHKISK TI1K CliDWDS .'(. TODAY ONLY Wm. .. Itindy Presents Clara Kimball Young In the ' lratna of I .it in TimN j The Feast of Life With and IHMtW KKNVON I he 4niH-rfiii Attn. A ( I.IAl.lt ii.mi:iv PAGE- Playing 2 Days Only-S. Aug 4-Performances Daily-4 MAT. 2:15 SHARP Doors Open 1:45 The Sensation of the Hour In 7 Awe-Inspiring Acts Interpreted by the . , eieDraieu Legitimate Actor And Co-Workers Original Broadway Cast Modioli and tip-lift organizations all over tlio counliy Imvo set their ajptival en this pittmv. ADMISSION 25c Any Seat mm II III 'rire ihrol'Sh skilIed careful 'XM1 JIj construction; comfort through & 'A il- the And asked Let us Ftmtent Lint Intlvd, T!rt,, TuUt onj Adtttori,, fr Autemobikt and Aotorcyc; Powell Auto Go. Good Gas Y"ar f,i,'n,,s who 0,,k w,:il enj-vins t.U womiIht. ; ThW kit,hf.n- arc o....1 ar..1 t'u'ir :.,: U nro ,.l,.a i ;! ,hrt, ' ;-lbW- time. Cannin- fruit i al,. a plcwur,. fr them, i C.a i- IV 1,,-t an,l .1,.,,,,-, f..j r:;iL 0;l ilt:n-im: nl fur t nnd h.tv,;.; Hy.:-t :ir:i.-i.-a!r.rwiiiior a Have you in it J Oregon Gas Phone 528 I SOUTHERN OREGON'S 'Greatest Place of Amusement aS2f Ji- EVE. 7:15 SHARP Doors Open 6:45 D If HAD EiMiiS liildrcn liniVr l(i NOT nlinill'il imli-s ;u'cmnia- tnygJaaaaM na 11 BENNETT barely, Comiort, Saving S:iferv 5s tin lit into evprv Piiwtono quantity and character of fine, re silient rubber; economy throuirh mileage and service tliat such materials and "know-how" mean. saving; in the price no more than is' for the ordinary kind o tire. equip your car no w with these tires of Most Miles per Dollaf Weather - it i f- .,,,,,. 6 Electric Co. 27 N. Grape.
