Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 13, 1916, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWfl ' MEDFORD MAIL TRTBUNE, MEDFORD, OREOOX, WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 13, 1016 TOCAL AND V PERSONAL The W. C. T. U. will hold a meet ing In the public library building on Thursday afternoon tit 2:30. Dr. and Mrs. R. O. Thurston of Centralla, Wash., are spending the day in Medford. They are enroute to San Diego, where they will srond the winter. Get your bakery goods at De Voe's, Mrs. tieorge William Hooper, Miss A. G. Jewell, Miss W. K. Jewell and Kdward McGill of San Francisco aro Medford visitors today. 'Waltham make 7 jewels, 20-year case. Guaranteed. A fine time piece. At the sign of the red dial clock. Fay E. Diamond, Jeweler K2 W. It. Itoss of Grants Pass is in the city today on legal business. See the slock labels carried by the Medford Printing Co., If you are In a hurry. li. I). Summerfield of Tacoma, Wash., Is In Medford today on busi ness. Medford boosters smoke the Med ford and Mt. Pitt cigars. Mr. and Mrs. II. h. Wnlther re turned Tuesduy evening from Seattle where they spent the past three days. Miss Leah Walther remained in Se attle, where she will attend the University of Washington. The new plant of the Nurml Bak ing Company will he open for pub lic Inspection on or about September 1. Exact date will be announced later. South Front street. Frank Sander of Ashlnnds is spending tho day in Medford. Buttermilk 3c quart at De Voo's. Mr. and Mrs. J. McDonald of Sacra mento are tourist visitors in the city today. Why smoke bit, cigars, when La Gondns are only 10c. Mr. ami Mrs, P. II. Coolldge of Borkeley are spending a few days In Medford. Auto wheels repaired; first class Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub lic market. Mr. and Mis. Martin Hfklns spent Tuesday night In Medford, leaving Wednesday morning for their homo In Los Angeles. Bakery goods at De Voe'e., C. II. lluyley of Boston left In the stage Wednesday morning for Crater .Lake. Got your milk, cream, butter eggB anil buttermilk at De Voe's. - F. W. Paige of Fort Dodge Iowa, Is spending a few days in Medford and vicinity. Smoke a King Spitz cigar, Ec. They are home-made. tf W. F. Merrill of Tacoma, Wash., Is In Medford today. Mr. Merrill Is in specting orrhurd property and In tends to make his homo in the valley. Let me do your agoto grinding and mountain. Satisfaction my guaran tee. At the sign of the red dial clock. Fay E. Diamond, Jeweler. l'i'f Dr. and Mrs. E. Mlngus of Multi field arrived In Medford In their cur Tuesday evening and left this nurn ing lor Crater Lako. Lunch goods at De Voe's. George Alford of Ferns vnllov spent Tuesday afternoon In Medford on business. See Dave Wood about that fire In surance policy. Office Mall Tribune Bids. H. H. Taylor of Ruch is In .Med ford on business today. Something now, brick Ice cream In Banltary packages. Keeps two hours. Take one with you. The Shasta. The A. V. Walker Company bus sold a Chalmers 8-30 to Will Brown of Kiigle Point and a Maxwell tour ing car to Frank 101 1 lot t. Typewriter papor ot all kinds at Medford Printing Co. M. K. Warrell, former publisher of the Saturday Itevlew III Medford, stopped orf this morning enroute from his homo In Portland to Berke ley, where he will spend tho winter with bis daughter. Try a King Splti cigar and en courage home Industry. Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ilaniniell ol Each) Point are spending tho day In Medford. De Voo buys beer bottles. W. V. Pool of Kagle Point Is In Medford for the day. Baths 2.-.C. Hotol Holland. George Womsley of Eagle Point Is a business visitor In the city today. Siskiyou or Colestln water, 10c bottlo at De Voe's; Dc deposit on bottle. F. L. Heath spent Tuesday even ing In Eagle Point. Gates sells Ford cars, 1200 down and (2 5 a month. Mrs. B. St. Brower of Central Point is 'shopping In Siedforil today. Hlg 5c milkshakes nt De Voe's. J. W. Lawrence of Gold Hill trans acted busluess in .Medford Wednes day. For the best Insurance see Holmes The Insurance Man. James Unrnion of Myrtle Creek spent Tuesday night In Medford. leaving Wednesday morning for Crater Lake in Hie stage. 'y not get it nt Do Voe's? II. B. Hall Is a business visitor In the city from Portland. Peara and apple label printers for the Rogue river valley. Medford Printing Co. Mrs. John F. iieddy, Paul Reddy. MIsb Bowling, Miss Mct'ube and M. M. Cowley, who have spent the sum mer at Takilma, Ore., were In Med ford Tuesday night. They will leave Thursday in their cur for their homes at San Francisco. Hemstitching, pleating and all kinds of covered buttons made at Mrs. B. E. Haney's, Garnctt-Corey bldg. Charles W. Kellogg of Duncom is transacting business in Medford today. Mrs. Liindy, Nu-Bone Corsets, Phone 828, for call, 730 V. 11th st. Ashland Thursdays. 154 Misses Slay B. DeVoe and Slary Walks of Kenton, Ohio, are visiting friends in Siedrord. Buttermilk. 10c gal. Do Voe's. ' Walter L. Too.e of Salem Is spend ing the day in .Medford, organizing a Hughes Non-Partisan League. Get your gasoline at De Voe's. II. J. Feller, Sirs. Feller and daughter are tourist visitors In the city from Long Beach, Cal. Pear label time is here. Stock labels or special labels at the Med ford Printing Co. Mr. and Sirs. William Von der Mullen of Wellen spent Wednesday In -Medford. S. Pcuniston of Ashland will ex hibit two new varieties of seedling dahlias that he has evolved, at the fair. John Slorton of Glendale Is In the city this afternoon on business. Dr. Klrchgcssner will he at Hotel Nash every Wcdnesduy. Hours for consultation, 10 to 3. On account of the lurgo crowds that aro expected to attend the coun ty fair, two big dances will be given at the Xatatorluni Friday and Satur day evenings, September 15 and 10. Professor Howell is arranging a spec lul orchestra for these Important dunces. Tho lurge floor will he placed In excellent condition, and tho hull will bo well ventilated. The Bear Creek orchard through tho Rogue River Fruit and Produce Association, today sold a car of 912 boxes of Cornice Blue Triangle pears at $2 per half box, f. o. b. .Medford. The Bear Creek orchard has shipped 5,000 half boxes of Cornice pears this season. Sllss Emma Thompson of Central Point' is shopiilng .In .Medford this afternoon. . . I Hfil A. W. Slorey of San Francisco is spending a few dayB in Siedforil and vicinity, . , , FLEEING ALLIES ALLEGED GUILTY COURT MARTIALS F0RL0SS0FH0RSES ON BULLIS DEAL Summons were served this ut'tor mxin upon tin mn.vor, city rceunler, members of the rity council ami S. S. llullis in the injunction proceedings brought by Attorney Ncwmim on lie halt' of Charles 1). Colby to prevent the snle by the city of bonds for the. ctiiistrtictioit of tho railroad to the Mint lA'iljie. Yesterday Mr. Hitllis expressed a desire, that the papers might be serv ed, the cuso tried ami decided upon its merits. The complaint filed by Attorney New man alleges fraud and conspir acy in the elections in which the ltluc l.edge amendment was carried by a In rue majority. DIZD James It. I'eppurd died today. September 13, at tho Sacred Heart Hofpitnl, aKd t-ti years, 4 months. The remains will be Rhlpped to Port land, where after services Thursday at St. Mary's Cathedral, they will be Interred In Mount Calvary cemetery. Tho deceased, who was unmarried, loaves ti brother, Alfred K. Peppard and a Muter, Mary E. Spencer, both of Portland. , liKRUX, Kept. l:l.--The ulTHiil Muignrinn Muteinent if September 11 sjiy.s ten enimnn were taken by the Ilulurinns at Fort Arabtablu, and continues: 'The retreat of the Iftnnanians, K Us.- in ij rind Serbians . was accom panied by the mot horrible crueltio, especially on the part of the Kiimnn liili, it l: ii in--1 I be dcl eiielcs.s popa latiim. "Since the fir-t day after the crossing of the frontier it bus been cstabli-hcd that the Kiiinauian army lin committed a series of inhumane atrocitic which more and more pin ve to have been incredibly bestial. Some days before the declaration of war the Kuumiiiau authorities took nil cattle without forum I requisition. When the Kuniniiians retreated they formed special detachments for I lie burning of Jiulgarian villages. The villages of Cikioy, Aitomrovo and Scrcbarna and others in the vicinity of Tuitukai ami SilUtriu are still burning. One detachment defeated near Sin-.a!ar, September 7, sent a company with two officers to the vil lage of Scrcbarna. AH tho male in habitants were executed during the night. The streets were filled with the bodies of innocent persons, muti lated in the most horrible fashion. A number of children were burned in locked houses. The women and the remaining children were carried to Sili.stria. "On September 9 the men of Ali fak were taken lo the bald; of the Danube nnd killed mercilessly. Their bodies were thrown into the river. In habitants of the villages of Knlipe trovo, Aitmir, Crndmnr nnd Dabuk were transported to the west bank near Kularash in order to protect the cowardly enemy from our fire. ''On September 10, south of Lake (Klrnvo (.Macedonian front) infantry fighting- was continued from the pre vious day. Zouaves who attempted to cross the Struma near Xcvolyen nnd Kardinos wore driven buck with heavy losses to the west bank by our eoun-ter-altack." E SAN" A.Vi'ON'IO, Tex.. Sept. IX I'KTROGRAI), Sept. 13. The ltus- Tlie ilinppearunce of fifty army ! slans are holding the ground won in lior-e und mules, valued nt about $13,00(1, is revealed here today through the action of Major General Fiuij-tim in sending lo Wn.-.hini'toii a i'eiiiel that the quartermasters of the I'irM and second Illinois infan try, Captains J. II. Walialh uml Fred W. I. mii.-1, respeetivei.v, he returned here lor eourt'iiiirtii'l. Tlie "1 fil ers me charged with ne glect of duly in hoim; the animals, lurneil over to them when their reri uienls reached ihe hmder. What has heroine of the iiniinnis is iud known. n. i !..,..-.... - ..:.t i. i.. would jroeeute every supply offieerj in the service guilty of this sort of negligence. the recent fighting In the Carpath ians despite heavy counter attacks, according to today's wur office state ment which says: "In the. region of KIga and on the Itlver Dvlna the activity of the en emy's air fleet increased. "In the region south of Jesupol (In Oalicia ten miles south of lialicz) enemy attempts to cross -the river IJystrltza were frustrated by our fire. "In the wooded Carpathian region, along the upper course of the river Charny-Cheremosh the enemy launch ed unsuccessful attacks on the heights I captured by us. "In the Baltic, on the evening of September 9, our fleet successfully bombarded enemy trawlers in the Ir hen straits. Some of them were com pelled to run ashore." Mr. and Mrs.1 John M. Roberts and Mr.' and Mrs. O. I). Grey, of Portland arrived in Medford last night in their car and left this morning for Crater Lake. Kn.MK, Sept. IX Italian troops in the Ihilomilc Alps, on the far north erly line of the AiMro-ltnliun front, lime captured a wiMtion comuiumiinr Travonan.cs pass und cutting Aus tria's communications lietween the Tritveiinnzes valley and. the I.aazuoi region, the war office announced to day. The official statement follows: "Minor offensive actions continue in the ArMi ami upper I'omiiu valleys.- On .Monday evening- we repuls ed utlecks east of (Iriso and in Ihe Zaru valley. "North of Knl.arcgo our Alpine troops gained possosion of a posi tion which not only commands the Trnveiianes pass, hut also interrupt- enemy coiiiiiiuuications between ihe Traveiianzcs valley and the I.aga.uoi district. I. list evening enemy aircraft bom barded Venice, I'oidone, J.ntisnnn, Muraiio, Cervignuno anil Aipi'dcia, wounding a few civilians and doing slight damage." FOR THROAT AND LUNGS BTimiMIKN COlOIlt) AND tOU Eckman's Alterative BOUU BY ALL LKAIilXO Dttt'COlS'M RANKHcNALLYfSCO. MAKERS OF MAPS for All the World "MICACiO new youn I Suits (o) TO. ORDER $25.00 UP Also Cleaning, Pressing and Altering 128 E. MAIM, UPSTAIRS . . , I ( HKAL.DSBUUG.' Cal., Sept. 13. jllenld.sbuig today lies under a thick blanket of nmoke rising from the! in this vicinity. Thus far no report, of serious dam- ao havti boon eeiveil, thouKu lb-? Uai ies have s'.vnpi oVer considerable ureas. The nearest flro to Healdsbur ii on Mill ;reek, about eight miles fioir. ln-re. Another Is burning in th CleyKerville diKtrlct, near Skagfts '.).riiiKs a.:tl a third near Sweetwr.li : springs. Lynn Mowat of the Ashland Tid ings spent the morning at the fair grounds. Butter Fat PAGE RENOMINATED I Itl'UI.IXGTON, VI., Sepl. 111. lie turns from tlie lirst direct primary held yesterday in Vermont showed that ('urroll S. l'age, republican, of Hyde I'ark, had been renominated for the fueled Stales senate over two op ponents, (lovcrnor Charles V. Gates and former Governor Allen M. rielcher. TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY KOU KKXT ltancli nnd crop for aale. Ilox 34 Mall Trlliuno. Kit KOU SA1. li st reet. -Sepnrater, 3 4 South Kir 154 KOU 1CXC.1I AN tiK 'Nice residence in .Medford. One hundred and Blxty acre farm in Siskiyou County, Cal., for small acreage. Improved, near Medford. Call at 115 Jackson or Phono tiS3-Y. 151 GRASS VA1.LKY, Cal., Sept. 13 Three thousand acres of brush and timber land have been burned over in forest fires In Nevada county that, starting last Sunday, are still sweep ing unchecked over the country. One ranch has been swept of its buildings and others are threatenoi', (Men1 of the federal forest service are akling volunteer fire fighters in battling the flames. , , e jrior recognized by i housands a HCII ' I III! I'll IS. 1 i lodir the Worlds SUndaid S I i II "rful. Blood PMi0cr-tpution gtintd bjilt B Bill iv VW CrV I HCCCMIUI UCaimCUl Ol UIOUU uiscoacs. jv 1 111 fA. 1RW I k VniiFnn Klrw.H n,. . r- Uina tar hrln H in DKhtina lome form ot blood diieaie B3 m vira tusam -waum - . - . ... . c c . ;., sl Bnl n 1VAelab!0 the potiibilitjr of loog lieije of bodilj Si 11 PueJ?hVe &J l! We want all the Butter Fat we can get and pay the Highest Market Price : Bring in your Butter Fat or ; phone ns and get prices we are paying. White Velvet Ice Cream Co. Phone 481. Mshby-y"-Lexicon-'$2n- ARR.OW COLLARS 1 5 ols. aach, 6 for 90 ols. CLUJ TT. PFAflOPY txCQJHC.tMKCRS TWO TRIPS DAILY BETWEEN MEDFORD and EAGLE POINT S lr Unrnlch'a aurn will laava E.ile Point nt 8 A. M. and 1 P. M. dally, exoent Sundav: leave Mnriforri a i. iu, ana o r. m. wm can ror ItUDUontrAfB nt hnlnla In 1 n.l . A roiut. IMIOVK K-X2 OR H-XlX. AT JACKSON COUNTY FAIR Baseball Game at 12 o'Clock School and Community Day "With exciting contests of all kinds by schools of county. Relay and other races for southern Oregon championship, with Medford, Ashland, 'Applegate, (J rants Pass and other schools competing. -- .,.cv'T&si-sitjSijW 51 Big exhibits of stock, horticulture, agriculture, etc., at fair , grounds. Dis plays of women's handwork and skill at Davis-Vawter building. BIG NIGHT PROGRAM At Davis-Vawter building. Style Show and Vaudeville'. Plenty of music. ONE ADMISSION ADMITS TO ALL. COUNTY FAIR OPENS (Continued from pnge one) which will be given each night begin ning tomorrow" an orchestra will be I on hand, which will later furnish tan nic for dancing. I On the lower and niezanlno floors; exhibits are coming In and all hull-1 cations point that tho capacity of both floors will be taxed. School children from all points in Ihe county will take purl tomorrow afternoon in tho program of sports at the fair grounds and country club. I'liese events will lake place Imme diately following the big free barbe cue at the fair grounds. Only one race Is on the bill for to morrow, a relay, four laps with four changes ot horses. This race w ill he j run on the three days and the rider wiih tho lowest total time will he de- lared winner. The entries are: Oan l.iskey, Klamath Kails, Chester Kubli. Apple lie. Hoy Murphy, Ashland and (Hies lilten, Medford. ! THIS IS THE FESTIVAL FEATURE THE PICTURE PLAY OF THE WEEK;; Millions of Men and Women Have read and wept over this g'reat story More tears have been shed 'over Lady Isabel's trials, perhaps, than over those of any other character in fiction WIl PRESENTS BARA IN THAT TIME. DEFYING DRAMATIC SUCCESS 17 A OT TODAY AND TOMORROW Adults 15c Children 5c PAG aj mui. i. p. in. Vj Eve. 7 o. m. PATHE NEWS-Showing the World's latest happenings The race will be run at 2; 30.