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M F.I) FORI) MATL TRIBUNE, MBDFOR!).' 'oRI-XiOX. TlimSDAV. SKI'TF.MP.KR II. Ifllfi
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TOCAL AND
JL' PERSONAL
1 Reed Cliarlry of lirowuxlioro Is
Bpendlni; I lie day In .Medford.
.Mrs. H. K. Ililcll or Kverclt. Wash.,
.will arriv Friday for a nioiiUi'i visit
with her daughter, .Mrs. A. U. Cun
ningham. .
Mrs. I.chcIi, corsets to order, ma
terial and fit guaranteed. I'hone
es:s-J.
W. A. Mansfield of Tolo In In Mud
ford for (ho County Fair.
Illllle Force of Tolo 1b upending o
few days In the city.
KoiiiethinK Hpeclal in packers rii li
ber finger cots at Ilea ill's Urns Store,
otKslto Nanli Hotel. . l.'iO
Til ; pnlillc library hus.Juiit ut on
Itu shelves four playt, wbleli have re
cently been limned In the IJrama
lyca(;;!e series. The titles are: "The
Apostle," Paul Myanclnthe l.oyHon;
"Youth," Max llalbe; "The Mothers"
CcorKO lllrmhfeld; "Ilobson's Choice '
Harold KrlKhouse.
Get your bakery goods at De
Voe's.
C. A. Dickinson of Portland is
transacting business lu Medford to
day. A special well selected line of
packers' rubber fiitKer cols Just in.
Heath's Drug Store, opposite Nash
Hotel. i:.0
I.. K. J'lckctt of Minneapolis, is a
tourist visitor in the city for a few
days.
.Wallhnni ipnko 7 Jewels, liO-year
case, $1. Guaranteed. A flno time
piece. At the sign of the red dial
clock. I'ay E. Dlninond, Jeweler. 1"i2
Jc lloenian of Gold Hill Is spend
ing the day iu Medford,
Seo the Btock labels carried by the
Medford Printing Co., If you are In
a hurry.
All-, and MrH. H. U Irwin left
Thursduy for Chicago whero tliey will
spend tho winter.
Medford boosters smoke the Med
ford and Mt. Pitt clgaia.
Geary Garrett and Walter Ilrown
left Wednesday for Corvallls when
they will attend tho O. A. C.
Special dances N'ataloriuni Friday
and r'aluiduy. Howell's 0-pleco or
chestra. l.anra Kstelle Clark and Arthur O.
GtiHton were married Saturday nielli.
Tin v will make their home at t!.e Bel
mont orchard where .Mr. Giftcn has
I'een employed for the past two ear.
Tim new plant of tho Nurml Bak
ing Company will bo oiien for pub
lic Inspection on or about September
1. Hxuct date will bo announced
later. South Front street.
C. N. McArlhur of Oregon I'lly It
In the city on buidness today.
Hutlnrnillk :tc quart at Po Voo'r.
Mr. anil Mrs. Ci ornc Von der llel
li.n or Hngle. Point are attendin:; (lie
County Fair today.
Special dancea Nutatorlum Friday
and Puttmluy. Howell's ."i-pleco or
chestra. number of local Flks may be seen
limping around today uursiui; various
sore muscles and bruises. All. the
discomfort haH arisen from the prac
tice hold at the ball pari: last nklit
by lluck's Vets and .lorry's CmIU, who
will clash In a Htrugglo for the linne
kill championship of local l!id:m at
the ball park Sunday.
Why smoke bit cigars, when I.
Gonda are only 10c,
I.arkln Iteynold or llrooklngs la
spending the day lu Medford. Mr.
iteynold Is on his return trip fiom
Portland lu his car.
Auto wlioels repaired; first clnss
Job guaranteed. Prices reasonable.
Mitchell's Repair Shop, opposite pub.
lie market.
Miss Violet Iteed ami Miss llnwl
Smith of Ashland are spending the
day with .Medrord friends.
Hakery goods at De Voo'B.
P. M. McCalluin of Itlclimond, Cal.
Is lu Medford to attend the county
fair.
Get your milk, croam, butter sgs
and buttermilk at l) Voe's.
Dr. ami Mrs. Alfred Nmcs of Port,
land are spending a few days In Med
ford and vicinity.
Smoke a King Spits cigar, Eo.
They are home-mado. tt
Austin Corbln of Fugle Point Is
upending tlie day In .Medrord.
Let me do your asafe gilndlng and
nmuniaiii. s.itisi'ai tlon my guaran
tee. At the sign or the red dial clock.
Fay K. Diamond, jeweler. IVj
Virgil Coins and K. I.. I.ainli or
I'nlalcy, Oregon, spent last night In
.Meilford on their return from Crater
ha I.e.
l.muli goods at De Voe's.
.Mr. ami Mrs. A. II. Adclspei gcr and
son and Mr. anil Mrs. John Itliss of
.Marshficlil are In Medford today hav
ing slopped off on their return to
Mai'Hhl'leld arter an cMended auto
trip.
. Dance, Trail, Snlurda, Sept. lti:
orchestra; supper. Come. H7
It. H. Hean and lv. F. Kite of Port
land who are with the land grant Pur
vey crew which is now stationed at
Trail, spent Wednesday evening and
Thursday in Medrord.
See Dave Wood about that fire In
surance policy. Office Mall Tribune
Eldg.
1). K. Richards of Corvallfs Is a
butdnc visitor in Medford today.
Something new, brick Ice cream In
sanitary packages. Keepi two hours.
Take one with you. The Shasta.
Mr. and Mrs. Charl-s W. Kellogg
of Hiiniom are in the city to attend
comunity day at the fair.
Typewriter paper of all kinds St
Medrord Printing Co.
Carter IJiandiui returned Thuisday
morning from a surveying trip near
Gold Hay.
Try a Klug Splt7. cigar and en
courage home Industry.-
Itlchard Mitlcy and Fletcher Stout
of Alenilale, Oregon, are In Medford
for the county fair. '
Do Voe buys beer bottles.
Krntst W. Prultt Is a business vis
itor In the city from Merlin, Oregon.
Baths 2.1c. Hotol Holland.
Aide Cartel or Fort Klamath I. a
Medford visitor for fair week.
Siskiyou or Co I cut In water, 10c
bottle at De Voe's; uc deposit on
bottle.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Jeifersou of Ku-
;icka are spending the day with Med
ford friends.
Gates sells Ford cars, 1200 down
and $25 a month.
Marshall Winter of Kagle Point
Hpenl Wednesday afternoon lu Med-
. ford on business.
lifg fie milkshakes at De Voe's.
For the best Insurance see llolmos
The lusiiranco Man.
John Quackcnhiisli of Fagle Point
Is In tho city on business today.
Why not get It at De Voe'g?
D. L. Swlliart of Derby spent Wcd-
incsdny afternoon lu Medford on bus
iness.
Penrs ai;d apple label printers for
tho noguo river valley. Medford
Printing Co.
Miles Cantrnll Is a business visitor
In Medford from Ruch.
Hemstitching, pleating and all
kinds of covered buttons made at
Mrs. II. K. Ilaney's, Garnctt-Corey
bldg.
C. I). Ilrown of Montague was lu
the city Wednesday trading.
Mrs. I.unily, Nu-Hone Corsets,
Phono 8!iS, for call, 730 W. 1 1 til St.
Ashland Thursdays. K4
The usual midweek prayer meeting
at the Christian church will ho held
an hour earlier than usual time on
account of the mass meeting to be
held at the Presbyterian church.
nuttermllk, 10c gul. J3e Voe's.
James Smith of Itocy Ann Is spend
ing the day at the fair, ii ,'"'
Get your gasoline a( Do'orT's.
Homer Stevenson of Buu.com Is iu
Medrord for ralr week.
Pear label time' Is -here. v Stock
labels or special labels at the Med
ford Printing Co. ' ' '
Harold McWorth of Ciuiyouvllle Is
In Medford today having stopped orr
for the fair on bis return from San
Francisco.
Horn September !, In Mr. and
Mrs. Grant Itlchtttdson at their home
on South Central, a 7 Mi pound girl.
Mcthor and daughter arc doing nice
ly. Dr. Kirehgessner will he at Hotel
Nash every Wednesday. Hours for
consultation, 10 to .t.
A. C. Hewlett, of Kagle Point. Is
spending tho day lu Medford at tho
county fair.
Burton Whine, linnnlo I.owe, Mer
rill Handalls, l.ellh Abbott, Lynn
Slack and II. Helilenrelch of Ashland
are In Medford today attending tho
fair and this afternoon represented
Ashland in the Held meet.
Charles Meo of Central PoliU Is
spending' I hp clay at the fair.' :
Frank Knut.cn, Hugh Ilrown, .lulin
nrieii, i nomas .Mcc, i.eon ami l.aue
Offenluiclier, Paul Wright and Jean
Mee are among those representing
Applcgals at the fair this afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Farrell of Lake
Creek are spending the day in Med
rord. John (!rcb of Kaglo Point Is a
Medford visitor today.
Mr. and .Mrs. J. It. Terrlll are Med
ford visitors from Lake Creek loday.
W. C. Haley or l.uke Creek spent
the day In Medrord.
'AI;!S. st t. I I. -In a.Miv-inu
Uv t'hainluT nl (Ifputics nit w itiili
Mry ami tiipl'Hiialtc ihinliim. I'rniiicr
i'.nitml Mii attiMiinon laiil tit upon
llir rlo-c iMiMiHrii(iuii auu.m tlu-Vn-tcnlc
alhr-. The pivniior tvvii'wn.
Itu' I'iiruia-laniT. h-adiii.c: up to the
two imo-I H'i-fiit illipnt'taiit tlfXelnp-nM'ut-
it tin war. Iiiiiuunm' tlfclara
tinii ut war amnt Aa-lria ami lln
ly' (Ifi-litralit'ti ot wv upon (irr
niuity, ami tlrrlarrtl :
"Tiin a-ain' rualnaialiuH i- ui't'ii
ol' lite Wi'lrMiiinaltoti to parti-e mmv
intimately vm day mill of :.ti(n
-ili'tii; tlie unit tt.) ininu The aHic-,
pidlitu; lin-ir i-l torN in . nmuMtii, cihu-'Hiiiii-
and (-t'ldihiilm tln-ai in vUtv
'nll:iliiiratiin. haw dvtcnuiiH'd upon
an r'oiifion n' tin- war alon lliKe
lint-. '1 ln ficnnaiiit' rnipirt'-; t tint
tli(Mii-idi n.ln.-i'd to tln didVn-ivr.
Tin- tun i ; 1 1 1 m tin' operation ha'
c?mpvd Uh-iu.' '
IS! WILL AID
F
In ni'lcr to M'i'ttrc the lain nces
-aiy lo ii,ileel il water .-apply, two
i'iuie- lire open to the city. A -pc-eial
bill can lie irc-entcd ennprc-s,
lor ileeiiin-.' the Innd in the O. Si
land i;raiil, or the iil can iurcha-e
at the pri-e id' T-L'.-'ill an acre the land
needed. The lir.-l -lep i I" u-i'er-t
ii in the ilc.-f riptinn- u.I' Ihe liunl
wanted. In cither ca-c the city will
hae I In as-i-tall'-c el' cx-Gm'ernnr
0- v,iih Wc-t, who. a- - ial attor
ney for I lie ilepnrlnicnl nf the interior.
1- I ml: inr after the iM.vcintnenl'- in-Icn-I
iu the (1. & C Innd iiinl.
Speaking on the Mibjcct, Mr. Wc-t
.aid;
"I can't -ec any cau-c for alarm
over the fact that .-cvcrnl of the par-eel-
of land needed to protect the
-iiuree of .Medford'- water supply
happen to be incliiilcd within the laud
rcccnily taken from the t). & (.. by
Ihe federal g:ovcruicnt. Had title
remained in Ihe railroad company
nulhiuv wonlil have pievenled the -ale
nf Ihe land- In private parties.
"There is no iiic-iiiin but what it
will he. tlie policy ui Iliy government
to favor the city njid protect its wil
ier spicily, either tlirou'li the perma
nent withdrawal of the lands from cn
ir.v 'inn, -ale or by pci-milting- Ihe
p'un:liase of Ihe siiinc by I lie city at
the minimum price of .fl!..')!) per acre.
' jljcislatioii will be required, liow
eCrv "lo carry out thi- prugrnni, uml
I will ho glad to aid iu ilriiftiu the
hill ncee--nr.v to secure relief. Such
a hill would find little or no oppn-iliou
in con're und could he pa ed with
out ally ;:reat delay."
.E.
ELECTS OFFICERS
Tl)' I'ltllnwiii tiirici'i's wore niVclol
litst niyhl In si'ivc (lie i.'ii-'uiiii; y'ar:
I'rrsitlent, (Icnit llakcr; vicc-im'si-d-iit.
Mr. L.tnird: si-i ivtiirv, Mi-n ai
It- Vurk: Irciisurcr. Mis Iaiy
Knin cxcfiilivi cuiiiiiuttcc, Mises
Miirinn (!null, I!ulli Wjinift', Wiliii'
lu)Vni(, Kstlicr Vji4ht, M:ry Linrts,
KnMH'fs York. The ('. K. is in a rnosf
mm i.-Iiiii lt con (lit inn ntnl n if p;ni
niiiv l ih zrrn tiling". Tlie it't'i'ci-
will installed Stimlay cvt-Miiii: at
K uVliM'k liy Krv. All n il A. .1. Ili,
ifiNli'd Uy ('. A. .M'-t kcr, nr-idciil
ol" , Ik Mnlfonl Y"UH'' I'cttplr's
. I'iimui. A .-in'cial uniiral prurani ir.
arranfti.
RECORD CROWD AT OPENING
(Continued fiom rage One.)
in addition tn tln x 1 ii 1 1 i t ion of (lie
lali-t kinks in ilnv-s liv loi-a ston-s.
Tlie hand -will lurni-li init-ic during
'lit' I'.iU'i'tainincnt and later will play
Tor dancing.
'rnniminw will Im' A-dilnini i!ay 'al
tin' lair. Tlie nu-ri-liaiits of that rilv
willp nlinft vv -ton.-- and foinc in a
tddV- ,h ?iiltrntlaiici nf L'OOtJ is vs
prt'trtl Ifnui A Ida ml, in adtlitioii o
ln(-al and rural at li'mlam-i'.
On the -I'lidav pvoyrain appears a
varied li- ol cvnts, ita-litdint; a laill
yailu. O'lteo, ImiII ami ln'nnclio ridiau
and roping eoiilot.s. A!u t)ir man
agement lias ia lore a number of
amu-inu slants, tlin naluie of whieli
will nut now di-olo-e. 'flu- -lyle -how
at tlie upl'iwn liuildin- will lie uixeh
,'i-iim Kiiday niht willi -eeial added
new Munis.
Turks to Permit Relief for Syria
WASlllXtrrON, Sept. I I. The
Turkish government is a communUa
tlun reeeived today at the state de
partment consents to shipmtMit of re
lief supplies r ro in the l uited States
to famine sufferers iu Syria. Tho
action roverhes the previous attitude
of Turkish olTlclnls who had refused
two urgent ideas by the department
for the privilege to make shipments.
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WAN I hit Man for Renerul ranch
work. Si liui hard. Phone Cl!-ICi.
FOR SAI.K - tlood mare tor eale
trade for good mill It cow. Ciininl
6 H I!-. i:.J
I'OU SAI.i: A lloosier steel ranpn in
uood condition. Vluuie r. ! s J.
TWO TRIPS DAILY
HKTWKBN
MEDFORD and
EAGLE POINT
S II. Harnlpli'd auio will leave
R'iKl Point at 8 A. M nn.l I P. M
daily, encept Sunday-', lev Medford
A. M. and ( I'. M. Will call for
passemers at hotels In Medford and
hotels and business houses In K.'ikI
l'oint
ruo.VE 3 X3 Oil 3-IJ.
IDENTIFY METAL
IN BILLING'S TRIAL
SAX I'liANCI.SCO. Srpl. Jl.
IVoik of iilcutilVini; bits of metal
found near the scene alter the bomb
cM.li.si.,,, ),.., .Ilv ,1,.,:,,.,
prepiircilncss parade, ciuitiuued today
ut the trial of Warren K. llilliii.'- for
nuirder. Itillin-.'s is the'rir-t of live
ilefeuilant- under arrest to be tried
for complicity in the bomb outrage
which resulted iu Ihe death of ten
persons. . . i
Many piicc- iif caHrid'e shells,
iron (lipe, hearings, nu'tal fasteners
and hits of i'uiittit iou leather from tile
alleu'cd suitcase houih have been of
fered liv Ihe prosecution, but several
other such irrtlcles remain to be iden
tified today by witnesses who picked
them mi soon after the explosion.
Seventy or more per-ons remain to
be called hy tlie district attorney to
present the evidence a;.'ainst hillings.
It was exjiected many of them v.ill be
culled in rapid succe-sion as soon ti
the work of iiiciitilyinj; exhibits is
completed loday. ,
GERMANS PLAN OFFENSIVE
(Continued from pace one)
lion, the Hrili-h-who advanced aern-s J
ihe Slruma heinj; reported to have,
withdrawn lo the we.- t bank. The Ser-
hiniis, however, are continuing their
pressure nyain-t tile I'lilmirians alont;j
the western end of the' line. The I
I'Ycneh war office report announces;
that the enaenieiit near Lake Os-;
trovo is Iurniu; iu lavor ol the allies
and that Unitarian tri'iicbes and a
height northwest of Lake ()-trovo
have been captured by the Serbians.
I.ate-t reports from both sides oni
the campaign in the Rumanian prov-1
ince of Ilobrud.ju show the opposing
forces in cnntncl 11 loiitr virtually the.
How's This ?
We nffpr Ono HiiitdrrrJ Hoi I a r IlwBrl fnr any
com nf ('tarrh that eantiot U- curril br llall I
Catarrh Curo.
. b , J. cin:.M;' & uo Toledo, o.
Vi'r. the' ulPrHiennl, hurt known 1. J.,
Cbctiry for tbt1 lust 13 y.-nrH, ami twllcvc liiin
Dfrtfff ly honoriitilr In nil ttiisin"M Irnnsm'tinni
cds1 bj Ann.
NAT. RANK OF COMMKRCK. ,
--,- Xohuo, Obio.
FTaH'ii rntfirtlf Cnri la taken InxrtmMr. im'lne
1lr-ctlr iimhi j)iP IjI.umI mid intn-ous Mirfn'-ri of
tlie nyitfciii. Tfntlirtiminl'i sent rn--. I'rire 7j
;cnts pp lf!ttil fr'W hy fill Ilrnpinla.
Take Hull's' Fiitnliy Vll (or ftmnllpaHqn.
Protect - your Complexion
with Marinello Motor Cream'
i
Forms a protecting coat beforo the,!
application of powder. Keeps the'
skin smooth and free from irritation,;
and prevents tan and sunburn. i
' Price 50c i
MARINELLO HAIR SHOP!
107 (iarnett-L'orey IllilK.
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
tXKf.'XX)OOOOOCOOCOCX)OOOOOOOOOOOOOOC
$ AVII)AYS: "One ofllie most ni.iiealin.'-cliiira.-ter-
i.iitions I have e'er seen,
special elTort to see.
Playing today
PARAMOUNT-OLIVER M0ROSCO
-Presents
a
George Beban I
g " ; The .well-known player
2 . of Italian characters in
8 ; .' " : 13 greatest triumph :: 3
!8 OOmMIA 8
I. -km- g
Written hy (!eo. ISehan-L. Met 'lo.key. 8
A .slrikini;ly ori.oiiuil story, aboiunlimr in patlms,
hear! interest and dramatic situations. 8;
5 PT i ITft THEATER , :
51 A The Home of ' UNCLE SAM 8
I O H ttfit. Paramount AT WORK
entire limit. Appnicntly a general
ciifKigvpielit i iinieniinj;.
'iikitelie,lbrou!:li. Italy t-n.v an
offensive ciiiiMiain in the linlkans
S
pro-'re-s at liernt;
ont at the conur-
al powers now in
1 l"'V"--
jfiei-many's contribulioii lo the lorce
; heiii',' lixeil at '.'iMI.iiiiil men and Aus
i Ilia's at lllll.lhlil.
. ., I . . In. :,!. illil MIT .
i i-.. . . -
! -IK1I Oltl ASTONISHED
BY KIMW.K MIXTfltK
Medford people arc astonished at
the INSTANT action of simple buck
thorn hark, glycerine, etc., as mixed
in Adier-1-ka. ONE SPOONFUL re
nion'i'auch surprising loul matter it
reMe.es almost ANY C'AfSE constipa
tion, sour stomach pr gas. Iiocautc
dler-l-ka acta on DOTII.lowor and
upper bowels, a few doses often re
lieve or prevent appendicitis. A
short treatment helps chronic stom
ach trouble. L. I). Haiiliiof... DniB
tisf. . ' . '
AMl.SIC.MKXTS TONKillT.
Page kfml
Don't Fail to See
I
EAST
Her eji-catcijt ti'iinii)lj
since "A ImioI I'Ikth
Was." J ii tliis.iicturt'
Miss 15iU'!t dot's not
njiponr in a' vampire
rule, still Jut work ij
suiiei-lj. -
PATHE NEWS !
TOMOK'KOW:
De Wolf Hopper
in "Mr. Goode,"
the Samaritan" .
and is truly worth making a x
$
and
TOMORROW
MATINEE AND NIGHT
Thedci
EARA
MR. FRED ALTON HAIGHT
Teacher of Piano and Harmony
A successful teacher who gets resiilta quickly. To avoid disap
pointment, register now, as vacaut lesson periods are limited.
HAIGHT MUSIC STUDIO
JOKiurnett
.Medford, Oregon
MRS. E. V. COFFIN
v Teacher of :r
PIANO AND VOICE
ui hosk am;.
EDWARD CHARLES ROOT
Music Studio
COLl-EtiU Ul'ILUlNG. 31 XOltTU GHAPK feTKKET.
Teacher of Violin, Clarinet and Fretted Instruments
Modern scientlcic instruction. The uiifoidnient of the pupils
lnd.ividuallty 1s assured and sustained. Orchestral training. Includ
ing discipline for pupl's.
PIANO INSTRUCTION
D. Gertrude Shoults
Teacher of Experience and Pupil of
Fred Alton Haight
Phone UG-L
MISS EDNA WARNER
. Teacher of the Popular Fletcher Music Method
Fundamentals of music learned by means of games.
Applicable for pupils of any jige over five years.
Hotel Holland Building
Over t he MaJl Tribune- ' ; L'hone 3.U-J
BIG DANCE
NATATORIUM
Friday and Saturday Evenings
Prof. Howell's 5-Piece Orchestra
Tickets-6 for 50c, 14 for $1
i.lt you don't dance, coine and hear the music
Dancp Starts 9 p. in.
Oregon State Fair
(State Fair Grounds)
SALEM, , OREGON
Sept. 25-30, Inc.
Low Round Trip Fares
will be on sale from all stations iu Oregon,
September -1 to liUth, with final return limit
of October 4th.
Live Stock. Agricultural. Horticultural,
Poultry and many other exhibits.
Ifaces daily.
Special events.
All Trains Stop at Fair Grounds
Ask local agent for fares, train service, etc.,
or write
JOHN M. SCOTT, General Passenger Agent,
Portland, Oregon
Southern Pacific Lines
- Coivy IliiildiiiK
J'liono 711.
riio.M-: nnu-L
reiinsvlvauia Ave.