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Newspaper Page Textfam TTHTFT MEDFORT) MATL' TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, MONDAY, AUGUST 2H, 1010 MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE AN INDKPISNnKNT NKWKPA T'KII. PUDLI8HKD i:VKHV Al'TKItNUDN , KXOKIT HUNMAY HV THIS MKIFOIlD I'UINTINQ CO. Office Mall Trtnuno nulldliiB, 26.27-2 Norlh Kir itrt; teicpb"iie 7f. Tha Democratic T1mr, tho Mcdrnrd Mm). The Mniltunl Trihiiiie, Tim Hu uln ar n Oregon luu, 'i'tte Auhlttud Tilbuuu. GlCOKGlfl l'UTNAM, Editor. BTJBSCRIPTIOI BATEIl Ona yor, by man .......... ...5 00 One nu x by mull 60 Ver mn.,th, dr-ttvnnd ly carrier In Mi-dfonl, I'hoenlx, Jnckaonvllle and Central i'olnt . .RO Pniiirduy only, by mall, por year 2.00 Weekly, par year... 1.(0 Official I'apar nf tha CAW of Mailfnrrt. Official l'npar nf .ludiaon Cnmtiy. Kiitarfd rh BcronilMHHNa matter at Med ford, Oregon, under Die act of March Sworn Clrctilftlfon for 1915 246t. Full loaaad wire Ausoclated Proaa dla-patrlms. '$$$$ FOR CAPTURE OF SALT I.AK15 CITY, Auk. Itiiimoiii nf $1 no, 11(10 wns to lio iltf uiiintlcil for Roland lliirrliuun, sun of Mrs. E. II. Ilurrliiiiin, liy three men under urrcst In St. Anthony, Idaho, In iroiiiioctltin with tho allt'Kcd con spiracy to klrlmiu tlio lU-yeur-old nun of tlio la lo railroad magnate, accord I n 14 to word roccivoil here today. Authorities say that two of the men have rnnfeBHCfl that the plan was to blind or otherwise dlxflKure younx 1 larri'.Raa if the ranaoiu was not nulil promptly. Mrs. Iltirrtnian and her Hon had planned to Hpcml several weeku on a J I ui rl miii n ranch near St. Anthony, hut were delayed bec.iuit of tho threatened rail loud Htrlko. When nr icHlcd Mark A. I.iirklli, who the HuthoritieH Hay conic-Hnml, wan worli Iuk on a lunch near tho I tin rlniiui property. DiivIh Mel-oy am! Italph Zufell were also unruled pn InforniiL Hon furnished by laifliln. Tim police Hay they round a letter deninndlng (111(1,1)11(1 ransom nnioni? the men's of- recls. Zufclt denies Itnowlcdgo of the aliened plot. F KSTKS I'AlfK, Coin., Aiist. Willi ;i 1 1 1 1 i.t i u 1 1 multcr leiiiiornrily Iniil n.siilc, Clinrlcs I',. Unfiles, Hie re iiililiciiii niiiuinee, Imliiy plnmicd u l"njt lrniiii in Hie Ciiloriiiln Ifuekies iid.incciil here. Mrs. lluclit's, her xcll'nii e.ierienred iniiiiiitiiiii eliinlier. I ilii 111 tfil li iii'iMUMpiiliy her liti-buttil. Until .Mr. mid Mr-. Unfiles ,ue ardent devotees nl' this l'i nn of rci-iv.ilmii, nnil toellier luive eliiulieil miiiic of the muM dillii-iill peak in die Sivis Al,.. I'lMiii- !in brief var.ilioii licit1 tlir linillilliM ha ;il'l,l!l':ril I'ur ii .-..innlrlr reM hi'l'irc icsiiniini; !ih sjn-ukiii tour. 'IDE NO-GOOD GUT FEATURE AT PAGE Kor (inlay mid litniumm- al the I'iiuc llie I'l-iiiiiule-lni'e iit'tiiri' will be William Cidlier in 'flu. N,i-(!ih.,1 cnv." Tln (liny, u live-reel i-mih-eily-ilraiiia, i- the l'ii-1 nf it- kind in which llii r.iiiiinis Itniiiilniiv nr lia ever up) ! i-imI, mill llie ii'Milt is a lull I r mid a ball' nf I'munlv so rlcMi- th.it y.Mi will timl yiii-elc- slniiinu em Ii ntlii-i the luiiililer in iiililnal iiiliuiratinii nf tin- niiiii-iiii; siliiatinu-. I'ni- vi'ii 1 -i Williiim l 'oilier lias been I'liinuus nn Hrnailnny Inr his drnll lliiinner, bi . l.-.in emneily anil In- lae nlly I'm ilruuiiiu n lauli linm mi eu liie linii-e with, ail erin-kina a smile liilii-elf. All nf lliii. ability i, inteii-.i-I11-1I and lliamt it-il nil (In- sriei'ii. Here he is net limited by the width ol'lleplll nf 11 Wnuden ,, ,v ( , , or Inlir ni ts eai li ,, .in-l,. seene. There are liuudreds ,,l li ft n nut scenes in "The Nn (land tiny" anil the lictiiiu is iiiiekly niniid ai; mer llie eit.v, imlnnis mid mil li.mi lln.ll. till; harrnnm tijht ill nm se. lmii tn 11 mini jiiilniiinlnU' ruic thr.Mii:h n ilate-ln.ss windnu in mini lu-r. All who lime seen Collier know Imw ('iimieul lie really nun lie ami need tint be toll! thai lie will ilniliee mule 1: 1 11 v lit . 1 than has la en heard lm lu.'iuy 11 ilia. IA DECU WAR AGAINST 01 (Continued flow Page One.J tiny Htreimlh, hut also to the strate gic admutaKOH of her geographical position and tho Tact that her entry into the BtriiBlo opens to the Kus alan army a Rutoway through Hu niania to attack tho BulKarliins rroin the north, while the allied army hav ing Its hase at Salonlkl attacks them anil their German allies from the south. . ,-,HO,l)OI) in Aim)'. TVevertheleHS, Uiimanln's military strenh'tlil s liy no means Ineonsiiler ahle. The country has a population of (1,800.000 and her army has been estimated at 580,000. It often has been described as one of the most thoroughly equipped and disciplined armies In Europe, but recent infor. niatlon from Hucharest has thrown somo doubt upon ItH quality. Lately it has been stated that Huinlinlau of ficers me ill 'trained and undisciplin ed, that Rumania has no henvy arr tlllery and that Its flying service is inferior. Somo advocates of Rumania's par ticipation in tho war have assorted that 'fiho could mobilize as ninny as 1,000,000 nion. The mohlllzatlon of her army has been In progress Tor months mid a few days ago was re ported to bo complete. Xntlomi! Aspiration Ciiusv. Tho motive which pronips Rumania to cutor the war is tho satisfaction of her "national aspirations," de scribed by Take .lonescu, the Ru manian liberal leader, as the policy of national instinct. Concisely, this niuuus national ex pansion. In tho southern half or llu kowlnn, tho Austrlun crownlnud, the Rumanians are the dominant race. Tho inass nf the people of eastern Transylvania, a part of Hungary, Is Rumanian by race and language It In mild 4,000,000 Itiimanliins live In Transylvania. It u nun) la has been credited with a long cherished ambition to annex these provinces and at the same time "liberate" the Rumanians now under Austrian dominion. it Is said Russlii has offered Czer- nowtl, to Rumania as a reward If shu would unlto with tha entente. It nuiiuilti also covets llessarahla, tho extreme southwestern province of Russ.ia, on the lllnck sea, which was taken from her by the Ocrlln treaty or 1 S78. Reports have stated that Russia also has consented to restore llessaralila as a war prize, with ItH population or 2, 000, 000', mostly Rii inanlans, and nn urea of 20.000 square miles. This with Transylvania- would give Rumania a total lio iu 1 it Ion approaching 1:1,000,000 and, should nil her aspirations be sat isfied, n territory us great in area ns that of Knglaud, Scoalland uud Wales. Rumania has a horder line as tong as tho Wholo Rutduu western war rront nn which to choose her point or military attack. In what direction her rirst blow might be aimed is only indicated by her desire to pour her troops tlnoiiKli the passes of the Transy Ivuniail Alps nnil the Car pathians Into Triinsylvnnla. On the other hand, Austria has been iiceuinii latlng military lories at Orisovo pre pared to attempt to force I lio "iron gales'' where the Danube river touches the western Rumanian her der. Bulgaria is said to have sta tioned Ion, null or more troops along Hid southern hunk ot llie Danube tn protect her northern frontier from Austrian Invasion. tJei-iniiiiy fears linssln. Apprehension In (lertiiany (hat Ru mania Intends to penult a Russian army to march through her territory lo attack the Bulgarians has been apiiprent for some time. Authorities in P.adiipest assert that Hie ehlet fac tor tor the consideration of the cen tral powers Is not the hair tuition men or the Rumanian army hut the opportunity offered ror u new Russian Invasion of Hungary. Many Rumanian sympathizers In Transylvania have been sent to other seitloiid and th,, Rumanian priests and churches have been kepi under military supervision. The Transyl vnuliiRiiniaiilaii frontier demises hnvo been strengthened by Austria a a precaution against Itumuuinn inviin. ion. Powerful Influences on the part ot the i ent nil powers anil the entente nllics have been exerted at lluchitrest lo Inrinente her decision in the war for tlio lust two years. Recently re ports rrom the Rumanian capltol have stated that Ruiiiiiula awaited only (he beginning of the Aimlo frenth ollenshe In Macedonia before Joining her rnitiines with those of the elltrnie allies. Another reason lor delay In her do- rlalnii, It Is said, h is been lack or am munition, which now has been re lieved In lrg supplies coining rrom .latum hi Hi,. , f Vla.li,i-;,n,, ac cording to recent reports. FASTIDIOUS ."LADY, LOU" A STYLISH CIRCUS GIRL - 9 tf, it WJ ? i1.i'' mm vL fit W ", ' ' ;; T c" k W i f is i '- .1 f .,- ':..J ! v ., ) ... .. ; p , "My nioillslo tellB mo they're wenrln' 'em shorter than ever this seuson, girl!" Thus speaks the fastidious "Lady Lou" to her neighbors after returning from a "Tilting" of a new and gor geous gown. Her neighbors forty of 'em, mostly girls shako their heads badly and make strange noises, signifying disapproval of this latest decree of Dame Fashion. "Lady Lou" Mini her forty neigh bors comprise the elephant herd of the Barnaul & Hiilley circus, but It is doubtful if the much pampcrod pachy derms of India who participate so ex tensively In the famous Durbar, pos sess any more costly or gorgeous wnrdrohes than do these elcphnuts who uproar in tlio wonderful spec tacle and processions ot the "groatcst show on earth," which is to exhibit in MetUortl, .Monday. September 11, one pcrtornianre only 10 a. ni. The elephant motlisto who designs uud prepares these wonderful robes Iiiih quite un extonslve job on her hands, and it keeps her busy most of tho time, for, like all big people, elephants are hard on their clothes, Mud their wardrobes are always In need of repairs. The measuring of an elephant for a new roho Is qulto d difficult task In Iteslf, generally re quiting the services of at least two assistants and a stepladder. The amount of cloth required to drape n fastidious pachyderm would he en ough to make gowns for lit least ten women, and tho amount of sowing work on a biugle elephant dress would stagger tho average modiste, unless she was paid for nor services by the hour. There Is one woman with the Bar n u in & Bailey circus who does noth ing olse but make and caro for the elephant robes. In tho winter time she designs and prepares the cos tumes and during the summer months while the circus is. on the road, she travels with tile show and packs and unpacks the wardrobes ami attends to nil necessary repairs. She knows every elephant by uiinie, and is a great favorite with tha herd. INFERNAL MACHiNE lOPEN WASHINGTON , TRAINING CAMP KILLS CHINAMEN HANKOW, China, Aug. 2S. Major tionoral Slitn, tliroiior of tlio Uan ann Powder works, and four of his assistants wcro Mown to ph.-coa re rtMHly by an explosion of an inl'nrnal machine. A mysterious box was stint t'i General Wans at Wuchang. Tho iii'iternl way suspicious ot" its appear ance, and forwarded it to the powder wot'h's for examination. Mo had many political onunik'B, and was afraid Homo of t lie in ere trying to Kill him. rpnn the arrival of tho box ut the powdor worUs, tho director and liU assistants made an examination of it wllh fatal rosults The director's of fice wan completely demolished. (Hie .all was completely blown out, and all tho occupants of the room wore turned Into nmnll pieces. HOUSE FOR GOLD ClHCAtlO, Auk. US. Seeking hidden hoard of gold, appraisers will search tho promise of Kdward W. Morrison, the eccentric mlliouain whose wasted fortune Is the Mibjeet of investigation by the federal court. Atorneys for the receivers will ask lor a formal court order tomorrow directum a search for tho missing gold. Tho garden of the old man's home will he spaded by the seekers after buried treasure and the walls of the ramshackle home will be probed. To morrow Aitorne y .? . M . W a nl . who holds deeds to S.ono.OiiO worth of Mr. Morrison's property will bo asked id produce his books and reo ords in the federal court. V. .1. Klocker spent Sunday with Mi.. Kltuker in tlrants IVis. Bell-an s Absolutely Removes Tndij.Tor.tion. One paokaj'o jrovcs it. li.'jcat nil ditu'ista. AMIiRICAX LAKH, Wn., Aug. 28. -Approximately 400 business men from the cities and towns of the northwest began 27 days' training today lit the Civilian Military Train ing camp here. As soon us thy? men arrived they were organized into com panies and assigned to tents In which they will make their homes until the camp breaks up September 23. five regular army officers were as. signed to each company of civilian to give them as much training as pos sible during their brief stay in the camp. During the first week the drills will consist of little more than the manual of arms and details of camp life with an occasional "hike" to "burden the civilians for the hard work that is to come later on when they are taught to dig trenches, ad vance In closed and cxtendud order and to advance and rear guard duty. for tho comfort or tlio men excel lent swimming and bathing facilities have been provided. ' Tear label time Is here. Slock labels or special labels at the Med ford Printing Co. ' JOHN A. PERL UNDERTAKES tally A.vistnnt 28 8. HAIITLIITT riiono M. ml I7-J-2 Automoltllo Hearse Service. Ambulance Servlc. Coronor. Charlie Chaplin in "Po lice" at Page Theater Wednesday and Thursday. The Rogue Elk Resort Ctr will leave Valley Oarage, Med fords, Tuesdays. Thursdays, and Sat urdays ot each week at 10:30 a. m. Ittniu.1 Trip $a..0 The ltt r Fishing nt the Ittvuirt Cutties nnil' horses will bo fur nished lor hunting. Phono 2.'!-R. G. A.R. OPENS AT ; KANSAS CITY KANSAS CITY. Aug. 28 Veterans of the Civil War flocked into Kansas City today to attend the B'Hh annual encampment of the Crand Army of the Republic. All departments of the annual reunion were opened this morning. Before night Ki.OflO old soldiers are expected to be here. A number of special trains bearing delegates from the eastern and mid dle western states arrived today and registrations at convention hall, the orflclal meeting place, disclosed that the far western states o( Oregon, Washington and California would not be without heavy representation. Coincident to the opening of the various departmental headquarters today, campaigns were launched for several candidates, who wish to suc ceed Captain Kllas R. Monfort of Cincinnati as commander In chief 'of tho army. 'Four men Whose candi dacies were announced are William J. Patterson bf Pittsburg; J. Payson Bradley of Boston; Patrick II. Coney, inspector general, of Topeka. Kas., and Lee Hunt Dodge of Berca, Ky. The election will be held Friday. ' With tho calling . to order this morning of the executive committee of the national council or administra tion, the 30th national encampment of the Grand Army of the Republic was ushered into official being. Im mediately following was the session of tho committee on credentials. Meetings of ' the Women's Relief Corps, and or tlio varied allied organi zations of the G. A. R. wore held throughout the day ut their head quarters at the various hotels. At convention hall where the cn enmpment will be held, little knots of veterans tormod and unformed be fore the various hoadquartors as each new arrival entered and was greeted by comrades nt arms. Veterans continue arriving on every train. Troops of Boy Scouts are doing valient service piloting their agoil "comrades'' to their hotels. PONT GIVE UP DLscoiirageil Citicus Will Find Coin fort in tiie KxiKTlenco of u .Meiirord Man. Experience is the modern instruc tor. Profit by the experience of others. It. may save your life. The experience of friends and neighbors, Tho testimony of Medford people Will bring renewed encouragement. 'Here Is a case In point: D. R. Andrus, 510 S. Fir St., Med ford, says: "1 was botherod consid erably by my kidneys and bladder. I had trouble In retaining the kid ney secretions and 1 also had a dull ache across my kidneys. I found good relief from Doan's Kidney Pills. My kidneys acted more regularly and 1 didn't have that trouble in my back. This lias convinced me that Doan's Kidney Pills arc a medicine or merit and are worth rccommundlng to others." Price 50c, af all dealers. Don't simply ask for u kidney remedy get Doan's- Kidney Pills the snmo that Mr. Andrus had. Fostor-Mllburn Co. Props.. Buffalo, X. Y. Adv. Uniting Learning and Labor ' THE OREGON AGRICULTURAL' COLLEGE Ln its Sir Schools aud Fori? -eight De partments it engaged in the great work of uniting Learning and Labor. Forty -eighth School Year Opens , SEPTEMBER 18, 1916. Degree Courses requiring a four-rear higti sciiool preparation, are ottered is the following: t AC.RICCLTURR, IS Departments; COMMKKCK, 4 Dermrtments; KNC1N- KRRING, H Departments ; MINKS, 8 Departments : forestry, 2 Depart ments; HOME ECONOMICS, 4 Depart ments; sod PHARMACY, . , Vocational Counts reauirinr an Eighth C.rsde preparation for entrance are ouereu in Agriculture.. Dairying, Commerce, Forestry, Home Makers', and Mechanic Arts. Pharmacy with a two year High school cntrnnce requirement. SCHOOL OP MUSIC Piano, String, Band and Voice Culture. . , Catalogue and beautiful illustrated booklet fre. Adrires The Rrcisthas. lw.7-U-IStot-7.lt) COHVAI.1.1, OtRXtON Save Your Rags '. :: 'i rr- -r? . Medford Junk Co. Buys all kinds of Jimk' HIDES OUR SPECIALTY 33 North Bartlett St. Phone 283-J. I You can tell from the way it burns; It's an Owl. ; How about the cigars that don't burn right? No need to ask. Poor workmanship, and poorly "cured leaf, show themselves in. -that .poor burning, i .- , . Remember this: A badly burning cigar can't give you a good smoke. Watch the Owl burn. Get the even draught, the mel low flavor the fragrant aroma. Isn't that all a smoker could ask for ? , We think the Owl is as dependable a smoke as you can get for a nickel. "The Million Dollar Cigar M. A. GUNST & CO. INCORPOfiATKD At)rifiiJTpTiOl HOG wj THE "GREATER OREGON" With new bulldlnr, better cnulpinrnt, and vii uwi.., nuiiiuiins iti KB inning, uie nmvrrimr of Ore tron will betfln ltd tortr-fli nt imr. Tm. i dny, September 12, 1010. An ..m-cttinj, itttv, ivMtciiii a. oi4vli in:, 1.1 Dnt ry Work, Mnnlc, Phrntcnl Trnlnlnc nnd Fine Art. I.nrce and ttronr drpnrtinenU of Liber al Education. Library of more than 69.000 volume., fif teen bulldinc fully eq dipped, two splendid g-ymnaHiunis. Tuition Free. Dormitories for men and for women. Expene L.OVreat. Write for free catalogs, addrenilnjc Rejrlitrar UNIVERSITY OF OREGON CllflENB, OBEOON iis'?' mm till " r"i. f .c U NtWCDUCATIONAI. In the Country God Made and Man Forgot Tliero will bo Horse Kaees. You fellow with the speedy nag (1 KT BUSY. Ball Games, Dancing and other Sl'OUTS, 13AN1) MUSIC EVERY DAY HEAR THAT Bring your TENT and BED and utilize the FRKE CAMPING GROUNDS, r . The. Date SEPTEMBER 2, 3, 4 The Place ...BROOKINGS, Curry County, Oregon The Event .;: CHETCO COVE CARNIVAL RANDMcNALiySCO. MAKERS OK MAPS .t for All the World i JiEW VOttK Pty Except Sunday. Howard's Auto Line Ashland and Klamath Falls Ashland Reservations Hotel ; " Austin. " ' Take early car Valley Auto I due tor Ashland connec tions. WESTON'S Camera Shop 208 East Main Street, Medford Tho Only Exclusive Commercial Photoprapbers in Southern Oregon Negatives Made any time or, place hy appointment. Phone 147-J We'll do the rest 1 I. D. WISTON. Pro?.