MEDFOIW MA1T, TRIBUNE, MEDFOUI), OKF.fiOX. FRIDAY, SF,rTEMTnLJl1L
PAGE TWO
TOCAL AND
L' PERSONAL
The Central Point schools will open
Sept. II.
Dr. 10. N. KieiK'h, K. J. Nedd. Kil
llmtler, MI88 Kitty Soutter and -Mrs.
Henry Soutter have boiio to Hlsson,
Cnl., for an ontlnB.
Oct your bakery goods at De
Voe's.
On nccoiint of the hot weather op
ening of the Kaslo Point schools has
been postponed to Sept. IS.
Sco the stock labels carried by the
Jledford Printing Co., If you are in
a hurry.
Lucllo .Marshall, Anna Hansen and
Mabel Mears left this morning for
Klamath KuiIb where they will teach
dining the coining year.
Medford boosters snioko the Mcd
ford and Mt. Pitt cigars.
HI. II. lleidenrlch, former univer
sity of Oregon atlctc, who will coach
the Atfhlund hlnh school this year,
was the guest of Edison Marshal! laBt
night.
The new plant of tho Nurml Bak
ing Company will bo open for pub
lic Inspectlpn on or about September
1. Exact dato will ho announced
later. South front street.
Mrs. M. A. Parks and Miss (icorgla
Williams havo gone to (irants Pass
to Join a jmrty for an outing or sev
eral days In tho Illinois valley.
Buttermilk 3c quart at Do Voe's.
A. A. Croft of Agate was a bus?
ricss visitor in the city Thursday.
Why smoko bit cigars, when La
(inndns arc only 1 Oc.
Ccorgo Wheeler of Red Bluff Is in
I lie city on business for a few days
Auto wheels repaired: first class
Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Mitchell's Ropalr Shop, opposite pub
lic mnrltct.
E. M. Morrison has purrhuscd
Maxwell touring car.
STOP LOOK LISTEN "Tn tho
country Cod made and man forgot."
Sco the advertisement In tbls'lssuo of
Things Doing. September 2, 3. 4.
Brookings, Oregon.
Sum Rollins of Clrlffin creek Is
spending the day In Mcdford on luisl
DOSS,
Bakery goods at To Voe's.
Dr. W. P. llargravo has left on nn
extended trip to tho eastern states
and Canada, visiting Montreal and
Woodstock, Ontario, wh'cro bis par
ents' reside. Ho expects to ho gono
about a month. ,
Oct your milk, cream, nutter eggs
and buttermilk at Do Voe's.
8. 8. Smith lert last night for
Portland lo attend a meeting of the
speaker's bureau of tho sluto
publican committee of which ho Is
chairman. They will arrango for the
opening of the campaign, which will
occur about September 13 to 20.
Smoko a King 8plt cigar. Bo
. Thoy are homo-made. tf
I Miss Sue Cook of ('.rants Pass Is
visiting friends and relatives In this
cily for a few days.
Tho' world's greatest companies,
Holmes, The lnsurnnco Mnn.
Andrew Jeldneas returned Thurs
day afternoon to his home In tho
Blue Lodge district. Mrs. .lelilness
and little boy will return lo Med
ford for tho opening of tho schools.
Lunch goods at De Voe's.
So far this season there bus been
few deer killed In the hills lor two
reasons, to wit: The ground Is no
dry that a deer with perfect hear
lug can hear a hunter coming Hire
miles away, and tho experience!
haulers are afraid to go into Ibn hill
for fear Ibey will look like a 100
pound buck lo some reckless amateur
and get shot.
Seo Dave Wood about that fire In
surnnce policy. Olflco Mall Tribune
lildg.
The open season on silver Rr
siinirrels bruins today. Tho little
pests aro thick.
Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keeps two hours.
Take one with you. Tho Shasta
1. M. Lowe has contracted for one
of I he bluest and fattest young
steers ever produced In .lackson
county for tho big tree barbecue at
the .lackson county fair on Thurs
day, September I I. It will weigh
over 1 unit pounds drossed and was
purchased of Nichols and Ashpol'
Everybodv In the county Is Invited
to get a slice of Ibis beef free.
Typewriter paper of all kinds
Medford Printing Co.
L. Storey, chief soil expert for the
I'lah-ldnho Sugar Company, la a busl
ucss visitor In Medford from Sulhe
lln. where he has worked during Hie
suietnrr.
Trv a King Snllx cigar and on
courage home Industry.
-Andrew Jeldnrss returned today
Hie' lllue l.edgn .Mine.
Do Voo buys beer bottles.
Ii. M. Lowe of Ashland Is In .Med
ford on business today.
Dr. Klrehgessner will bo at Hot
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation 10 to .1.
Mrs. C. L. Dougherty of Uoscbur
Is HprndliiK a werk with relatives In
Mf'lford.-
Mrs. II. L. Leach, expert corsetlor.
Bnrclny Abdo-Support. Phone GS3-J
be
All farmers or others who plan on
lacing exhibits at the county fair,
may rccelvo help ill arranging me
exhibits by calling on Sid Brown, the
secretary. D. M. Lowe will do the
assisting.
Siskiyou or Colestln water, 10c
bottle at De Voe's; 5c deposit on
bottle.
Mr. and Mrs. It. L. Wilson arc
business visitors III Medford today.
The Peet'B 1 lie palm toilet soap
that wo aro offering 1'rlday and
and Saturday is two years old and a
cube will last twice as long as a
fresh bar; four bars for 22c. Death's
Drug Sloro opposite Nash Hotel. 139
V. M. Ilrowcr, editor of tho Cen
tral Point Herald, Is In Medford on
business today.
Gates sells Ford cars, $200 down
and $25 a month.
Pickers tu valley orchards have
been laid of! pending settlement of
tho railroad strike.
Mrs. Lundy, Nu-Bono Corsets.
Phono R2S, or call 730 W. 11th street.
Ashland Thursdays. 154
The opening of the new St. Mark's
church, which was expected about
this time, has been deferred, waiting
for some appropriate interior furnish
lugs, which will not be ready for
some weeks.
Big fie milkshakes at De Voe's.
The Sunday evening services will
resumed at St. Mark's Hall
next Sunday mid tho Sunday school
111 convene on tho Sunday follow
ing.
Baths 2.r.c. Hotel Holland.
C. II. Cordscn, general salesman
on tho Pacific Coast for tho Mela-
hrlno Cigarette Co., wllh headquar
ters In Seattle, accompanied by Mrs.
Cordsen, are in Medford on a com
bincd business and pleasure trip and
Saturday morning will leave lor
Crater Lake.
ClasscB at St. Mary's Academy,
Medford, Oregon, will bo resumed
uesday, Soplombor fith. Complete
courses offered in high school, gram
mar and primary grades. Excep
tional advantages in music, art, and
china painting. Day pupils and
boarders received. Excellent sleep
Ing-porch accomodations are a fca
tare of tho boarding school.
fort Hubburd .ana children re
turned Friday night from a ton days
outing In the Blue Canyon country
Tho party hud good luck In ho
hunting and fishing.
Pear label time Is here. Stock
labels or special labels at the Med
ford Printing Co.
Ed Ashbaiigh Is a business visitor
In the jrity from Portland.
h. P. Anthony Is spending a few
days In tho city on business.
O. E. lino of Coming California is
looking over business openings in
Medford and vicinity.
Why not get It at Do Voe's?
S. Stephenson and family aro tour
1st visitors in Medford today from
Oceansldo, C'al.
William G. Cult of the imperial
Hotel, Portland Is in Medford on
business todny.
Pears and' apple label prlntors for
tho Boguo river valley. Medford
Printing Co.
laptaln McQuold of Eagle Point
was In Medford on business Thurs
day afternoon.
llallard Erazeo, who was called lo
Medford last week by the death of
bis falher, relumed to his home In
San Mateo today.
Biilternillli, 10c gnl. De Voe's
Members of Company 7 will begin
practice on the rifle range tomorrow
afternoon anil Sunday and the pint:
tlcc will continue until about Septc
her 20, when the stale shoot will be
belli at L'hii'kaiuns. The slalo shoot
lias been delayed by difficulty In si
uring ammunition. The Ttb com
pany rifle team will bo chosen
through elimination shoots on the
local runge.
1 rlday and -Saturday, four bar
of I'eet's well-known I Dc pain
toilet soap tor 22e. Iicalhs hrug
Store, opposite Nash Hotel. i:t!i
large number of Medford poop
are planning on attending the "Knar
lug Camp'i celebration at Cold Hill
Saturday night. In addition to
number of Western border tow
amusements, a dance will be given
with a pepful Medford orchestra fur
nishing the music.
'rank Manning and Bert lllgsln
bntham of I'pper Itogue river are
Medford today on business concerned
wllh their state water rights.
Sam Collins of Sains valley is
Medford on business today.
M. Mauasse of Goshen, Indiana
a business visitor lu the city.
H. B. Itichardson of San Francisco
Is transacting business In Medford to
day.
o. r.. .Mi nnu oi Kagle point spe
Thursday afternoon in .Medford
transacting business.
Francis Davlsson of Central Point
spent Thursday with Medlonl friends.
T. II. Fuson left this afternoon
for a brief business visit to Portland.
lo protect the Snloniki garrison ami
irrhrcl it (hroiili Hie streets in the
t'tcrnnou, hai had t lie ctloet ol
ai'in the atmosphere.
It is i-i'ixiilril Mini Greek suui'ees
Saliiniki that the entire force ol'
about ,'llhll) men under Colonel Chris--
idnlus, which left Seres several days
a In resist the liiilrpiian invasion
Macedonia, lias been captured by
the liiip'itriuns.
LONDON, Sepl. 1. Various rum
or are in eirruliition lu re in regain
the situation in Greece, lieuler dis
patches from Snloniki say there has
I'inlitiiijr between the Greek f;ur-
ison :il hnlonik! nud tn'eek voiun-
recently organized to assist the
.1 I .!.... I... ..I. nil 1. ......
ireek ii"'iilars who are resisunj; me uu
ulgiirinns in .Macedonia. ""e t0 time to change tno hours or
French troops intervened lo sup- labor and the rate of wages lor an
ess (he figlitimr and the garrison employes of the railroads
t'innllv .surrendered and marched out j olther In wholo or In part, prescribed
The text of the provision follows:
rower to Fix, Wages unil Honrs.
That the inter-state commerce
commission shall have the power to
fix tho hours of labor and prescribe
just and reasonable wages for all
employes of the railroads. ,
The rate of wages and the hours
of labor provided for ill tills act shall
remain fixed for service and pay until
changed by the decision of the Inter
state commerce commission, .which
within a period of not less thun six,
nor more than 12 months from tho
passago of tills act, shall determine
what aro just and reasonable wages,
and what shall be the hours of labor
for employes of railroads above men
tioned. The inter-state comerce com-
the power from
Wagner Out of Game
JTlTSHriid, Sept. 1. Iloiius
Wngner, vetermi shortstop of Hie
Pittsburg Nationals, will probably not
be able t" piny again this season, owing-
to a series of injuries sustained
during the past month.
THE JOY OF
MOTHERHOOD
Words of Encouragement to
: Childless Women.
' Snloniki.
According lo lliis dispatch, the nar--ons
ul Snloniki, Vodeiia and Fort
idle Kiiraburiiu have surrendered to
the roniniiltec.
On ils lace, this dispatch indicates
that a revolution is under way In
eece, lull Ihc messiige is winded
igucly, probably on necounl of the
nsorship. There have been uni
ts indications s'u the entrance of
lumaiiia inlo the war of political tur-
moil t u Greece, owiiur to the conflict
'tween the' neutralists, represented
' Kin;; Coiisliinline, ami (hose who
esne to inlcrveiie in liie war Willi ine
nleiile-ullies, led by lonner Premier
enizelos.
No Longer Neutral.
An Athens dispalrh received yrs
I'dny prediclcd Ihul Greece would
ibiinilon neutrality within Hie iiiime-
liule future. It has also been report -
d that King Constantino was finding
his position very difficult on account
(he growing: strength ol' the pro-
nleiile faction, and it was reported
roni Snloniki in a dispatch filed on
I'liesdiiy Hint I lie kill" hud taken
t'liulil lo Lniissa, where he was tin
ier the nroleelioii ol' Gcrmaii soldiers.
is repmi, however, was discredited
official circles in Loudon.
There is in existence in Greece a
oinmillee representing: the liberal or
'enii'.elos ruction, and it is possible
that the Greek garrisons surrendered
to Ibis or some similnr body. The
ommillee was appointed on Sunday,
on Hie occasion of Ihc denmiislrnlion
of "1(1,0(1(1 Greeks before the residence
M. Venizelos in Alliens, and was
instructed lo present lo Hie king reso
lutions warning him nut lo interfere
in Hie approaching elections and lo
prepare the army lor u possible rup-
ure of existing conditions.
I'he part of Greek Macedonia in
which Hie I'o lis mentioned lire locul-
;1 is in northern Greece, close behind
the front on which the entente allies
nre lighting the llulgitriiins nnd their
ullies.'
by It on Its ow-ii initiative on the
petition of tho employes, the man
agers of the railroads or the public."
The possibility of a hitch seemed
to be In this added provision which
Is being studied by the brotherhood
leaders.
Tho committee eliminated the pro
posal that on the report of tho eight
hour day commission, the lnter-state
commerce commission "shall consider
an increase of freight rates to meet
such additional expenditures by the
railroads affected as may havo been
rendered necessary by the adoption
of the eight-hour day."
Eliminate ('-aiuiilliiu Plan.
Neither of tho two pending bills
contains the Canadian commission
plan, which tho labor loaders op
pose, and neither contains the gov
ernment operation provision. Presi
dent Wilson is willing to let those
features wait until after enough
legislation to avert tho strike has
been enacted. Republicans decided
today to frame a bill of their own
and offer It as a substitute for the
administration plan. A committee
was appointed to draft it. No serious
opposition to the administration plan
was expected however.
President Wilson told members of
his cabinet at today's meeting that
there was every prospect that the
legislation would be passed by both
houses of congress before tomorrow
night.
CONGRESS ACTS ON MEASURE
(Continued from Page One.)
operation of trains guilty of a mis
demeanor to bo punished by a fine
not exceeding $r,000 and Imprison
ment not exceeding one year or both.
pie
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1. -Bills lo
avert the railway strike were put on
their wnv lo passage today lu both
houses of congress.
I'tidor a special rule providing for
volo not later than 1::!0 this after
noon the house took up the Adamson
elpht-hour day bill, approved by
President Wilson and accepted by
brotherhood leaders as u "satisfac
tory settlement."
The sritalo inter-slato commerce
committee reported a similar bill
which, however, contains an Impor
tant provision empowering the inter-
late commerce commission to fix
schedules of wages in inter-state rail
ways. It provides that the eight-
hour dav shall become effective on
miliary 1, l 17, Hint the present pay
Tor the 10-hour du shall apply to
the shorter day, that overtime shall
be paid pro rata, but adds that with
in not less than six and not more
than 12 months after Its psssage, the
Inter-stute commerce commission
shall assume jurisdiction ol the ques
tion of hours and wages and that.
Ibey shall be subject to petition for
change fruin cither the. employers,
the employes or the public.
Motherhood is woman's natural desti
ny, but many women are denied the
happiness of children simply because of
some curable derangement
Amone the manv triumphs ol LVflia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound is
its marvelous power to overcome Buch
derangements, as evidenced by the fol
lowing letter :
Worcester. Mass. "I suffered from
female ills, and was advised to have an
operation, dui a
friend who naa
taken Lydia E.Pink
ham's Vegetable
Compound and who
has six children, told
me to try it. It has
helped me so much
that I nm now well
and have a baby boy
who is tho picture
of health, and I
thank the Vegetable
Compound for my restoration to heal th. "
Mrs. Bert Garvey, 20 Hacker St.,
Worcester, Mass.
In many other homes, once childless,
there are now children because of the
fact that Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound makes women normal,
healthy and strong.
Writo to tho Lydin. K. Phikham
Medicine Co., Lynn, Muss., for
advice it will be conlHlentiul.
19c
litlllllllllMIIIIIIIMMillll
19c I War Powder Kills Men
Our Powder Wins Men
SO HERE YOU GO
SATURDAY AND MONDAY
Wistaria Talcum PoWder-?
Special 19c
PoncTs Extracts-kSe25c
Special 19 c
19c I
Medford Pharmacy
212 E. Main Phone 10
19c
THE NEW PLANT OF
Nurmi Baking Co.
WILL BE OPEN
for public inspection on or about Sept.
10. Exact date will be announced
later. SOUTH FRONT ST.
Warn Hunters Against Fire
WASllJIMiTON, KiM.i. l.Wn rn-
lug lo hunkTs on national t'nrosN
list' jii'oatcr care to prevent Tore.-!
tires nnd uvuid accidents to persons
was issued by the federal forest bu
reau today, in which the destruction
of property and hunmn lil'u due to
carelessness is emphasized.
I'rolcsthiK
l'l'ohildtivo
Prices
Written With
nuMc-nitleil
Itronil Ax.
Published Seini-Occusloiially hy Viater Uike Hardware Co.
Vol. t.
MKOKOttD OKEGOX., 323 .MAIN ST., Sept. 1 , 1 !H li.
NO 3.
When Itching Stops
There in one pafe, depend id do treat
metit tlmt relieves itchinc torture in-
Hiautly nnd that cleanses und aouthes tho
tkin.
Ahk nny rtrujigist for n -.c bottle or
7,vmo mm apply it inreeiru. oon
you will find Hint pimples, hlnck IipjwIm,
przcmii, ringworm and tnwunr skin trou
bles will disappear.
i itt e zeuio. t no nrnoirnnnir. psiiir-
fvine liouid. is nil that is .mnrio1, for it
banishes nil skin eruptions and makes
the skin soft, smooth ami healthy.
Zemo, Cleveland.
The Homo of
StariTheatre
Last Time
Pauline
Frederick
The MOMENT
BEFORE
1'iom Israel 'nilKwills
INverrul Dmmu
TNCUC SAM AT WOKK"
I'lTsunal Interest Kihu
HOWDY, FOLKS
It takes lots of 1'ep to' get out this hot weuther
we know, but if there Is money to he saved on the
necessary things, we expect you to do it. Our store
Is a nice place to cool off and shop, so call In and
see us whenever you are down town, as we would
like to make your acquaintance, and lie of service
to you.
AUTOMOBILISTS
Wo can give you service in Gasoline und Oils.
Try us once.
SPORTSMEN
Wo Issue Hunting and Fishing Licenses
Complete line of Hunting and Fishing Tackle.
SATURDAY SPECIALS
Tho Canning Season is still on. Our prices Tor
Saturday only on Tin Cans are as follows:
1 dozen gallon cans, Saturday special: 7Tc
1 dozen 1 quart Cans, Saturday special r"c
1 dozen Pint Cans, Saturday special 3Tic
OUR BIG SMASH
fide bottle Liquid Vonecr, Saturday special 4c
2Dc bottle Liquid Vonoor, Saturday special 20c
We are exclusive agents for Laco Tungsten Lamps
Something to Remember
a lamp not made by tho trust. Notice the saving
In the following prices:
I Our Price
2 n watt Lamp, regular 27c a',c
41) watt Lamp, regular 27c
U0 watt Lamp, regular 311c ,l'
The lighting season is coining on. Tho money
you save on lamps can be spent elsewhere, so fir i
the Laco Lamps and save your money.
Aro you good nt remembering numbers. If so try this one:
tOur Phone Number Is ulli. H you need any of the above mentioned articles, call us up. We deliver.
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GREEK REVOLT IN MACEDONIA
(Continued from pme on.
of .!"vrt'nturnt and U r.-
lt'iM'lililll tt 'flH'rill moliil.
fnni-liun
ni-i li'd I
miliu.
IVottilit itrlhui by the French com
mander, wlui deliiiUil it strong eseorl
X Mil it's." Unil II I Preierre tha leather and tnk
f' Ix V" 1hl3 I'l your iho wear longer. They
I ftt'Yl l'"'Av contain no acid and will not
I luKI 1 crack tha leather. Eaiieit to u
BrbK ' K d their thina lasts longer.
( V Mk Itt H I A A BUCK-WHITE -TAN
KEEP YOUR SHOES NEAT
I THt r.f.OOltHY CO..ITO. OUF'ALO. M.V.
Wll) savs: "Take it inun nu tliis is very luucli worth wlilk'."'
STARTS TODAY
Dainty Dorothy Gish
and Owen Moore in
the Boat
Keystone
li's llio story of h sot My clrl to tl.p purple tmrii who iM
fiimfly triKlftion ly trying to ooi-rtMl the evil? tn tli
world... There's action ami romance in this muiMiidly fine
drama.
Bath Tub Perils
E
A happy combination of
laughs and thrills.
It keeps you laughing
heartily for two full reels.
SOUTHERN OREGON'S GREATEST PLACE OF AMUSEMENT