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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1916)
" STTTDFOTl'n VTKTT, T'RTTTTyE, UTEDfrORn, ' OREd'ON, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER B, 1f)lG TO ACT MONDAY At the council meeting last night It wait announced that a feaxllile plan for the solution of MeiHord's paving lirohlcms has been evolved. However, pending further action by the coun cil as a committee of a whole, the jilun waa not dlscloxed, hut will iikhIii come up ut the special, adjourned inoetliiK next Monday niKht. A long communication wan read from the Southern Oregon Poultry AHBOilntlon, protesting against the noctural crows of Medford's barnyard lords. A clopplng accompanying the petition suggested an Ingenlus way of throttling the noise. However, the council considering that the matter was unworthy of official action the petition was tabled. The council allowed the claim of J. O. KrlcUson of the Central Point hank for money arising from tho sale of two horses Impounded and sold a year ago. After deducting expenses the proceeds ot $128.85 was Riven Mr. Erlckson; ) ..-, ... i J. H. 'Tielllugbr appcarod before the council: aml :nHked that a part of Pencil' 'street' between eleventh and twelfth he graveled as the full rains will make tUo; 1streAtainost Impas sable. City. EugliiRer.Arnsplger ex plained that all-unpitved streets of the city should be graveled us the ex pense of cleaning mud brought from these streets, to the pavement will equal the cost of surfacing. Council man Koeno was appointed to Investi gate the matter with power to act. Jn tho city park there nun been considerable trouble occasioned by tho roots of trees breaking Into tho wooden mains. Several timos it has been necessary to dig MP and repair the mains. The city engineer was instructed to figure on the cost of replacing these mains with cast Iron pipes. ' ' 0. C. Hoggs and T. W.-Miles were reappointed members of the library board by the mayor and at the sug gestion of City Engineer Arnsplger it was decided that the members of the council will make an Inspection trip to the Intake ot the city water system In the near future. ' " ALLIES GAIN ON BOTH FRONTS ' ' ' ' (Continued from page onei I'll 'in nn Kxchanfio Telcyriiph dis jlnteli from Athens, Acoiniliitfr to tlioso . advices, the ItnliuiiH nro miKhin forward in northern Kpirus, discslnhlishiiis Greek authority nnil prohibit iiijr (lie departure of prominent citizens from Ihn regions occupied. The Italians also huvo bikini Id Imild railruails, M'CIIARHST, Sept, 4, via I.im lnn, Sept, (I, CnjiLuro of prisoners and supplies and Hie repulse of nl taclis against their positions are an nounced in an official. ntii.trtncul )iy, I Im Kiininninn war office today, , In (11(1 llalkmiH,. LONIlONi-'Scpt, (l.-OI'I'iimil an nounceinent is made liy the Kumnnian unr -offh'O Hint) attempts of the Ger mans and Bulgarians to invade east ern liuinaiiia have been defeated and thiil the Humuninns are in possession of all Ihe frontier east of the Dan ube, aloutf which the attacks were directed. I-AKIM, Sept. (i. Violent arlillcrv actions are in progress in the rouinn ol Luke Doinin and the Struma river on llu Miii'i'iloiiinn I'ronl, in Ihe sec tor held by I ho Serbians, (he war of fice announced todnv. KAISER NEVER HOPED TO BEAT BRITISH FLEET, CLAIM GLASGOW. Sept. ft. rthur .1. liall'our, first lord of the udinlrnlty, after a tour of the Clyde shipbuilding and munitions works, told nn assem blage of trades union delegates here tonight that the Clyde workers wore making a splendid contribution to the entente allied cuuse. Hnl, be added, be was there to tell them in behalf or tho admiralty, thut there was still more wanted. ' It was true, said tho first lord, that since tho outbreak of the war Great Hrltaln hag vastly Increased her strength In nnpltul ships and wan In comparably stronger in cruisers and destroyers, Men might reasonably ask why still greater efforts were flecded, and he must remind them that the enemy countries were pro ceeding, not by the old , fashioned inethoda of 'fleet action, but by meth ods appropriate lo a weaker party. If tho secrets of the Gorman general tsuff could be penetrated, It would be found that they had little hope of de feating Jcllicoe's fleet In an open fight. The fourth In a series of depreda tlones In Medford dining the past week was committed last night when De Voe's store on Main and Oakdale streets was entered. The Bcreen at the back was cut and entrance gained to tho back room, tho Intruder then crawling over the transom Into the front of the store, where he feasted on milk, canned goods and dojlcaclcs. No cash was taken, but a considerable amount of tobacco and smoking sup plies is missing. -, The first of the series of robberies came Saturduy night when the ar mory was broken Into and a uniform, overcoat and two Colts automatic re volvers were obtained. Sunday night Bntterfleld'B grocery was entered and a sack of groceries taken. Later In tho evening It. A. C'lurk was awaken ed when he heard his car leave the garage. He gave chase and as the car was running badly caught it with in a block. Tho driver abandoned tho car, getting away hlirtsclf by holding a gun on tho car owner. ,Tbo Medford pollen and Sheriff Slngler nro today watching for Car rol Powell, a 17-year-old Medford youth, who Is suspected of Ihe crimes. i Frank E. Upton i.f Cenlrul Point la transacting luslnvss in Medforil today. ; ' Members of the Medford, hall team' who look part in the celebration at MrookingM returned last nitflit to. .Medford. Two games were played. Brooking capturing flic first o to 1, and Medford taking- Ihe second. (! lo II. tinnier pitched I lie first and I'ruill. tho second game. Force was the catcher. Captain Miles is en thusiastic over (lie reception given the team in the coast city, and mem bers of the. team lire looking forward to n possible repent of Ihe trip. Sev eral Medford men who accompanied the Ashliiud hand lo Brookings also returned. WOMEN ARE ROILED BY PRESIDENT'S ACTION CHICAGO, Sept. G. Miss Anno Martin, national chairman of tho Woman's party iusued a statement here today In which she said: "Peeling against President Wilson for his continued opposition to tho national suffrage amendment Is steadily growing among woman vot ers. This stntenieut Is Inmed on re ports from our 3G organizers now nt work In tho equal suffrage states. "In California, where the woman's party campaign Is being managed by .Miss Doris Stevens, numbers ot demo, cratlc and progorsslvo lenders havo joined the woman's party In tholr fight against the president. The state will be carried by a united republican and progressive vote against Presi dent Wilson. In 'Nevada n state-wide organization of 2000 women, also the Nevada Woinnn'B Civic league, has gone over to tho woman's party. In Ibis state, the woman vote will be the balance of power. Similar encourag ing reports have boon received from Arizona and Wyoming." TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KO 11 8ALI0-tHnrttone bom In good condition, II. C. Ilazelrlgg, M II Mlralvtsa street. Phone (I(i2-lt. Ho OH! MY BACK I Tho i:pivsshin of .Many a Kidney Sufferer In Mi-dlonl. A stubborn backache Is cause to suspect kidney trouble. When the kidneys are inflamed and swollen, stooping brings a sharp twinge In the small of the back, t lint almost takes the breath away. Dunn's Kidney Pills revive sluggish kidneys relieve aching bucks. Here's Medl'oid proof: A. 1''. Stopoimon, retired painter and paper hanger, 10S Cottage street, .Medford. says: "Several years ago I was down and perfectly helpless for several days with lumbago. I couldn't turn over In bed or do anything. I thought my back was broken. Sharp, shooting pnlus In It, like u knife sticking me, took away my breath. My kidneys noted too freely and 1 had to get up at night five or six times to pass the kidney secretions. I bad no ambition to do anything. I couldn't eat and nothing tasted good. 1 tried different medicines without results until I started taking Doan's Kidney Pills. After Mulshing about three boxes, was able to go to work and get around us well as ever. They fixed me up In fine shape." Price Mir at all dealers. Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy- get Doan's Kidney Pills Hie siiine that .Mr, Stephenson bad. Koster-Mllloirn Co., Props., Ilutfalo, X. Y. GERALDINE FARRAR Stan Tlimsilay-Frltlay SUFFRAGISTS MEET AT ATLANTIC CITY ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.. Sept. ((. The I'oiiy-eiglitli annual convention of the National American Woman Suffrage association opened here to day with representative women from all sections of the country in nt tend ance. Mayor Hmiiurnrh welcomed the delopitOH at the opening- session in St. Paul's church. Committee reports occupied most of the morning's session. In the af ternoon there will lie ii conference of the publicity council. In the even in),' there will he a, public meeting with speakers of nalioiiiil reputation. The convention will, close Saturday evening-. John Nonis of tho Mldvnle orchards Is In the city on business this afternoon, F. C. Preston of Applegnto Is a Medford visitor, today. AMSTKIIDAM,-, , Sept. (i The Tajres Zcitun-r of llcrlin says that its naval expert, Count Krusl Von lie ventlow, has been forbidden to pub lish anything of any kind for the duration of the war without siibniil- tinf it to the censor and lieing pro vided with nn imprimiitiiK' The news paper adds that this is eiiiivnlent to silence. NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY " RAISES OPERATORS' WAGES .ST. PAT'L, Minn. Sept. 0. Tel cfrraoliers employed by the Northern Pacific ruilroad were awarded in creases in pay, shorter hours and other working ndvantages in the sel I lenient here today of their demands on Ihe road, llius iiverliiig a llireat ened st rike. OF NEXT CONGRESS WASHINGTON, Sept. (I. (iniir iiiiin Frank Doremus of the demo cratic congressional campaign com mittee told President Wilson today that a careful canvass led him to feel certain the democrats will retain con trol of both Hie senate und house nt the November elections. Me nrrang ed with Hie president for Kenliii out 2,000.0(10 'copies of Mr. Wilson's speech accepting Hie democratic nomination. JAPAN MAKES DEMAND !. ON CHINA FOR APOLOGY .WASHINGTON, Sept. 6. Special attention Is attracted liore to the de mand for a formal apology In person from tho Chinese governor In Mukden to tho Jupancse governor at Dairen and the Japanese consul at Mukden. This would require the Chinese offic ial to humiliate his government by going Into Japanese territory. But ft Is the political articles wklch cause deepest anxiety to Washington officials. Kecognition . of "special rights" Is open to the most extreme interpretation, and might cut directly ucross the American policy of tho in tegrity of China. Also, It has In it possibilities of violation of the open door policy. Japanese already have, won the right to their own courts and In many places their own police. 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