Medford mail tribune., October 03, 1916, Page 2, Image 2

VAfiE TWO
IOC ALAND
PERSONAL
Mrs. S:nlie ()rr -Dunltnr, Mute ;(
rotary of tin1 ;Hiti Tubr ul:w HucMy
Is in MetlfunJ and making it mirvoy
of Jackson ouMy. Sin will meet
imyone interested in tills work ut the
Hohl Hollnml WcdiH'stlay evening at
S . n., when i'hf v.ill ('Villain lier
work itii'l also Ve;i k on tho subject
of 'a vMlhiK nur All tin- pannl
t(;irlirrH' tin 1-:- an- MjH'if'f,tf'(l ''J ''"'I
ri'rt':-!(-nlii 1 I vc-s.
I will ronlnu-t for your beet pulp
rit CrantK Vnx tiilll. .Vhlivt-.- Clin
(on Conk, M iiri'liv, Ore. 1 7 1
A fire alarm wan m:t( in from 1 107
West Main ylreel thin inornlni-'. there
ltclriK u ;rass Urn whifh threatened
n Kinall lionsf a Imlf block out h of
the home of S. S. Pmil It. The fire
caught in the vr;w from ft trnh fin
set hy Mrs. Hlnck.
Order a rn." of V.'einhnnl Neetoi-.
Yon will like It. Phone I.
K. J. Klrl(ialrlrk of (Yespent Cily,
Calif., Is In Medford on Husiness,
penr 1nh time Is hero. Stork
lnhplfl or npeclnl labels nt tlm Metl
forrt Prlntlner Co.
I (own t'd 1 hi upon of Soul lip In
Medford on biiw;s thbt week.
Highest price paid for Hhfrtlv
fresh ranch pkhh. CY.fo llol'and.
Asbnry Hcull of Central 1'olnf spent
tint day in Medford on business.
Oct your KHollne at T)o Voo'h.
MertfTH. Clifford and I'red Willis
and MlfH OladvH Willis of Walker,
Calif., are spending tills week In Med
ford visiting.
Many people itppreelate Wclnliard
Xeetur, becnuKO they like it so. Phone
M for delivery.
A, M. flrefij; of Portland, wan a bun
(neH visitor In Medford Tuesday,
Wo advise any one, wantlnv: China
phoafaniH mounted to bnvo it done
this year, as the season will probably
be closed next year. ICS-
II. Jl. MaHs of Hun Kranci.seo U.
Hloppim; In Medford for a few days.
"War prices paid for clean cotton
r.ms at Medford Printing Co.
It. II. Cromwell, of .lopliti, Mo., It;
vlsilim; In Medfovd Ihbi week.
Have yon tried the V.'elnlmrd Nee
tar? It's thn mo!:t popular drink.
Phono fil.
Mrs. Carnahan of San Francisco is
visit Ins In Medford for a short time.
M I'M. Loach, Have In v Tailor made
oonietfi, Ktmi'intood. Phone liSt-.T.
K. W. Anderson of Copper, Calif.,
is in Medford on busliU'HU. . !
Sell (hose dean cotton rns while
the litKh prices aro on. . Mod ford
JYlnllnp Co.
Tyrton.' Heall of Central Point a
Medford visitor today.
PiR fie in Hit shaken nt Do Vrw'a.
JnnioR T. C'luinnoefc of Htilem is vis
iting in -Medrord for a few days.
See the stoelc Inborn parried hy the
Medford Printing Co., If-you aro in
a hurry.
P. H. Moling of Portland in slop
pine In Medrord for a few days.
Sea Davfl Wooi nhont thnt fire, (n
mirnnoo pulley, Office Mat! Tribune
Pld-.
A. V. M.rey of the Western 1 and
Syndicate of Han I'rancl.ico. is in Med
ford looking for a number of ranches
for friends in California. i
llulterinllk, 10c nal. Do Voe'P.
Xormnn "iapp of Iav,e wan in;
Medford Mondav nUt-moon after Mip
jdlcs. PuttennUk IT. cjii.irt at He Voe's.
C. n. Watson of .Vdilnnd v:im In
Medford visltiiiK and on business
Tuesday.
Auto wheels repaired; first clnsfi
Joh guaranteed. Pricen ron?onahl.
Mltelielt'n liopulr Shop, opposttp piih
Ho ninrkot
Mr. and Mrs. Cm, A. Mnno'teld f
Kagle Point aro in Medford today on
business.
!p Voe buys beer biitlle-i.
l.lni-nlii Uray ef Apb i-ite was in
Medford after supplier Tuesday.
Makrr Rnodo at Tr Vne'j.
Ci W all of Ashland wa in Med
ford alien, U:v, husin.',-;; :m':,uh Tues
d:iw (!( t vonr milk, crean., butter
Btd btiHermllk at On Voo'p.
!bn Pearl of Phoenix w;w n bn-i
necH vi'llor In Medfor,! Momlav afier.
lleoti.
N" Ilentiii': I"ns for sale tit tlm
Vr) T ibur.e of lee.
Hjitm );.., Sl i,.iln
Po,iMil'.f!- M . dford MMd:i rveit
lui'. for H ..Mb- to atl.'M.l the funer.il
of Ihe latt- Same!
OteT sr-i Knrrl
nnd $?r n montti.
lli'VPian N-'ii
from tlio ;i -. hi':i s
ed Sat it i ihiv :t ,"i . i-
sh-rirr i:. w v,
of Vedfiird anil i.
Sitmhu. Mi. , ,j
n.lilC!!t Of t!J v.l
n'lvi ri-ddin- !,.
NO Irefp.'IrM i-I ii
Mall Trlluin- nil,
tills Nnw'irri .
fiundny evrnlpc. w
for frvral i
huslnc.s r f J'.' i rn.
You w PI c ' mi
Lrooil j;aso!iue it i
Voo's.
rlll'i'l.
cnrs. "00 down
'. who runpi'it
)'l. '!. a niri-st-
i, ill l' l!l j'lll
ll the ilr-its
.mini !,. Sal. p.
!',:,'. u;i;i ,i!(ie a
!. an ! lias ret-
Port !a n.l
wi'l II'
udipg to
ut t
a it at !o
The lioelal to he slven at Mrs. Pur-
din'.s by St. Mark's
Altar (lultd,
post ) toned from W duesdny evening
tin(ii furl her notice.
Paths 2-".f!. Ilotol Holland.
Mary Manlcv of Central Point was
"hopping in Medford Monduy after
noon, Klskivou or Onld'tln water, 1 Oc
bottle :it Do Voe'?; He deposit on
bottle
!;, W. WPsoti of .lacksonville was in
Medrord on otiM:il imsiners Monday
afternoon.
Kor thn best fmairanOO Bfie Tlolmoa
The ln'irano Man. '
(len. Miin::!'icld of Fnglo Point wa1
attemliiig to bu-iiif'H affairs in Mwl
ford Monday al'leruoon.
Hr, F lj-'-h':( -'.ner wIM he at
Nash ev. ry Wedtiesduv , Hours for
(onsiiPatiffti. 10 lo a
MeKrr. It. M ., ,1. M., and J. I. Mur
phy of Ashland were In Modford on
busine-K Monday afternoon.
Typewriter paper of all kinds at
Medford Printing Co.
MiH.-' Ivy ftoeck of Medford was n
visitor in Centra! Point Monday af
ternoon. You will gel good measure and
good ga-ollne if you g-t it at Do
Voe'R.
Win, fevhie ami wife left Medford
lodav for MiMiiigK, Montana. Mr. De
vine win the organist ai the Page for
several months.
Robert Newman of the Miravisla
orchardK was a business visitor in
.Medford Tuesday.
Tlie Misses Harriet and Setson
Hodge of Cold Hill were Tuesday
shoppers In Medford.
Mrs. Raninel Rosenborg and step
son David Rosenberg, left Medford
Sunday evening for Seattle to attend
I he funeral of the late Samuel Rosen
borg, who passed away nt thn Saered
Henri hospital Sundny nfternoon.
They were accompanied by Mrs. Mon
helmer. Mrs. M. Russell of Fd'rewood and
Mis Rita Horn oT Cold Hill passed
Hi rough Medford this morning on
their way to Jacksonville, where Mrs.
Russell's brother, John Horn, is dun
seriously ill.
Mrs. R. C. Rush of Corvallls Joined
her hu."-bnnd in Medford this morning
and they wll spend a week visiting in
tills vi'lulty.
M. F. MeFver and wile or Klam
ath Falhi aro visiting in Medford this
week,
V. S. "While. Chas. Wonnal. H. 11.
Rtanlov, A. J. Stanley nnd D. O.
Urooster left Medford todny for Cop
eo, Calif., where they will ho employ
ed by the California-Oregon Power
company,
Mr. and Mrs. H. N'iederhioyor and
son Paul left Medford for their hom
In TalmiiKe, Nehraska, today after
spendlnu n month visiting his lirotlior
and ramlly, I,. NMedermeyer of Mil
lionaire How.
Mrs. Kvn Morton li'iives tills week
for Khimiilh I'nlls to visit relatives,
nnd to he present at Ihe family re
union. Mrs, Win. I.ewh, of Ran Francisco
Is inalilni; an extended visit at the
hoire of her son, l-'rinine Lewis, of
Medlord.
Mrs. .Foli ii Painter of On Ira I Point
wan a visitor In Medrord Tllenlay.
l.ouis Pankey or Klamath Falls is
visitini; friinKls and relatives In the
Central Point and .Medford districts
this week.
Younr; man with motorcycle wanted
to deliver pa pern. Phone -IKi. HIT
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. Nelson of Seat
tle are vlwltlnc in Medford this week.
T. K. Howie of Klamath Falls Is
In Medford on husiness today.
It. A. Hutchinson of .lacUsonvllle
is Mlleiidilir, to husiness affairs In
Medford today.
.lay Halhawav of Centra! Point was
a husluiiss visitor in .Medford Tues
day.
Mrs. H. M. Uuvls of Weed. Cal.,
spem tin- Hie week hero on husini
and vlsltlnu friends.
t;. K. .lohnson of Central Point was
ntlendiui; husiness in Medford Mon
dav nfterr'Ooll.
II. 11. Freeman who has been visit
ini; at the home or Win. Lewis and
family near Central Point for the past
month, left Medford today lor his
home in Ne'.ada.
Mr. and Mrs. Pplnn of Central
Point were shopidu .. !n .Medford Mon
day afternoon,
A. I.. K l-lnhitiii nier of Ihe Auple
ante, and l(. I!. .1, iiiiiii:;s of liunconi.
di inorrut ic no, nine, for sheriff, spenl
Mnlnlry afl.'iinion in Medford.
Kmc.-! UV'.b (f Central Point wa .
n liii lno" i.-llor in Mc'.'old Mondav
afi rnoon.
Mi:.s Streets or Ito-ue Itiver w as
shopidni; in Medford Monday after
noon Fill-tri v.- returned this
nieruhii: from a month's visit in Se
a1t!e and other Piu.et sound points.
1". tt. ISnde and wife left Medford
ttils n-ornltv: for I. us Ani-.eleii where
t hey w ill siiend fie winter.
It. Filil!,liev ot Montait'.ie is attend
Inc. I
this ,
s matters In Medford
d.
Cllis (Pee
ford on bu .n
of K
5 tin
ueene is in Med
I
llildreth, S,
MeiUord Vusi
or P.nt'e Fa'ls.
visitor Mon-
w as
da -.
ott of t:l, till! was In
unla aifi rnoon on blui
MKIirOI?!) MAIL Tl.TUrXK,
Councilman Margrave has returned
isifrom Canada, whuru he ling been vis
iting for the pi'f.t month.
The regular first of the month
meeting of the city council will be
held at the city hull tonight.
Harry Carlton was a Monday af
ternoon business visitor In Medford.
Ceo, Winn of (Jalice wan in Med
ford Mondav afternoon on biiHinoBK.
Kid Drown is assisting Dr. Helms In
Hie managing of I he Y n ka Kodeo,
I which Is lo be held in Yreka Friday,
.Saturday and Sunday.
f Henry Callaghnn, owner of the St.
Albans group of mines near the Ulne
I.i.dge in In Medford Ihb; week on
, business.
j Palph Forest of Corvallls Is at
1 Intel , temlitiif to liUsliieKf. nr fairs In Medford
thix week.
Cliay. Hcker of ('rants Pass was a
Mondav afternoon visitor in Medford.
M. P. Owens of Oregon City is n
business visitor in Medford.
j Sheriff Singler was In Medford
Monday afternoon on official buid-
i ncHij.
Don't fail to hear the lecture on
I the repeal of the Sunday IJlue Law
I at the Star theater Wednesday night.
j Admission free.
.1 'i it Punfllptrin of T:ilil,
Rock was
;l M.'llt'nril vikUnr tritul:' nrtfiriinnn .
I0,lith fr,...,lv. ,,f fv...rl i'nit
a Medford visiloi .Monday evenlns.
Chas. Seman of llonue Itiver waa in
Medford attendinir liusiness aft'airfi
Mnnflay afternoon.
Secretary II. A. I.alta. left for San
Francisco Tuerday inornlni:, whero
ho oes as a witness In a case In
volvine; the local as comiiany as a
party defendant.
O. It. Crary, who has been with the
Medford Poultry and Ek company
for n year or more, left Tuesday
morniiiK for l.os Armeies, whore he
has financial Interests and at which
place he will prohaldy remain.
George K. rtonnell, former post-
jmasler of Grants Pass, has heen ap
pointed roailmaster of the Coos Hay
linn or the Southern Pacific. He was
formerly roadmaster at, Ashland, and
afterwards nianaKor of tho P. & K.
at .Medford.
Tlio I'lah OreKon SiiKar Co., has
purchased an acre of Ki-ound at Seven
Oaks and will Install a siding nnd hoot
loading depot. Tho Southern Pacific
company has started work on the cars
to lie used in tho hauling of beets.
There will he So or the cars, r, of
the number being dump cars. For
the rest, flat cars are being used.
Loading r.tations are being construct
ed from Sutherlln to Ashland.
Is the Sunday Hlue Law just? Is
It constitutional? Is it religions?
Should It lie repealed? Hear the sub
lect discussed by A. M. Hart of Spo
kane. Wash., at the Star theater Wed
nesday nielil. October 4. nt S o'clock.
Holbrook W'lthington, who liar,
been ill for some time at tho Sacred
Heart hospital, was reported much
worne Tuesday.
RUSSIANS FORCE MACKENSEN
(Continued from page one)
tack Ibis force." Hie off
deelole-.
Hit .MitcoIon:uii i
In M.tecli.iiia, where,
in liie en-tern war iheal
lie pie- -in.- ol TetlMvc
eial bullet in
mut '
s elx'wllere
r. the allies
luovemeuts.
pre- iimabl.v to pr
lleilie- senl liv I lie
eiil reinforcements
-out nil powers from
one lield of uelieilv lo anotlicr. tin
lid" of Imtlle is fluetuatinu on liotli
wines,
'Ihe SerliiniK appear to have cain
ei! tiie upper liaml in the ii!ly Kaim
akeahiu ree.i,.n. Sofia ailmits a I In 1 -carian
retin nieiil there, and the
I reach olfieiil report announces a
lew in lvalue hv tlie Serbians, who
have ei'pi nrcil j'iixt line 1 renel.e-i a ml
taiien anoliier Hui-aarii'i: battery.
Knlonte statenienls declare i In- Itul-e.-llians
were rejiulsed ill the ea-tern
end of the Mnceilouian front, in at
tacks on I'.riiHi position east of the
SI riuiia.
epafure
villa. :e-;
lii, !i lii
(in ill,
i.-riniin ,1
S
howev
r, report
V 1 ' I I '' a I'i;, n
f .lenikni an. I
Pvi'ii-ll had lakeli
Along tin Soinuie
ep.ii'ie t ioiil a p. r
-inie V- atlsek-. l.v
nf ,le-
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St. Pierre
1,'aM oar!.
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r
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Vn.a-! V
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Krenel,
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i heav
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'Hell trnm the
norlheaM ,,i
lirtain of lir,
and machine 1
rep,
tile e
)-U (nT'nau I'.uvev
t'i'en-ive -iMtth of
Ihe tin-.i:in line- in
.b'Mn,lr,.v-.k. the
e i!i!rii!i:ipi',! lor;iv. The' !
ry an inli-n-e iiel':Mi-i e tin
Kil-vnn n.'i , liuucvi'r. ami
h'u t lb--ii' i-ii iot'-. ihe of '
lenient ili-i'ian"-.
Iveular meeting ef (be
Kuyal Ari'h Mason? to-!
nti,bt al oVlerk.
a. n. iui.pi:nu.Nn,
Secretary. j
w e. e lee;
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forced b;
I lend .a
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MEDFORD. OREC10X. TUESDAY, 0'TOTT1T
ALLIES PLAN 10
BANfSH VVILHELM
TOST HELENA
(Continued trom uaeb oasi
so engrossing to Hie popular mind
that it etlipsoR In interest the world
events in which hj played a part!
Merely as some tangible proof of
the widespread existence of this grim
determination on the part of the al
lies, of England in particular, to mete
out a dire fate to the kaiser person
ally, I will cite to you the public tes
timony of Dr. Uenjamin Hand, phil
osophical librarian at Harvard univer
sity, given on thn dock ut New York,
after a long vis It to Fngland. Dr.
Rand said:
"One of the frequent notes we
heard struck at the meetings held on
the second anniversary of tho war was
to the effect that the individual guil
ty must not he allowed to escape, and
I tho in a lof actors responsible for the
I sl,,u1"" ,lle I.ult''!a and the mnr-
dera of Miss Cavell rinrt Cnpt. Fryatt
must be punished."
llltltVMllltl) IteKJMUlSihllit y
As to who "thfi Individual respon
sible" is, nobody in Knulnnd hns the
least doubt. Englishmen apealtin of
It hardly ever consider it necessary
even to mention his name. French
men, however, frequently apeak open
ly of "the coming courtmartial of the
det'endftiit. llohenzollern."
The ItritiKh government, through
Premier Asquith, has Klvon two dir.
tlnet pledges of uncompromising pun
ishment, pledges that are aimed not
only at tho Kaiser, hut at the llohen
zollern dynasty, and all tho direct
ing officers of the (Jermun army.
On Apri! 2 7, 191.1. he declared
"with all deliberation" that tlie gov
ernment would hold it its duty to ex
act reparation again "the guilty
agents nnd actors in the matter," and
.Inly V,l last, following the murder
of Capt. Fryatt, he emphatically re
iterated the intention of tho govern
ment to bring to Justice. the criminals
"whoever" thoy might be, and "what
ever" might he their positions!
The allies mean by this none other
than Kmperor William himself, nnd
do not consider in the least a joke
the fact that the kaiser was found
guilty nf murder by the jury of Kin
sale after the I.usltania horror. Near
ly a hundred notd French and Eng
lish leaders of opinion, including the
dean of the Paris faculty of letters.
'the dean of the law school, Alfred
Capus, of thn French academy, An
dre Tardiou, member of the chamber
of deputies, and others have recently
signed a petition to the entente gov
ernments asking an immediate decla
ration that the "authors, instigators
and accomplices'' of the crimes charg
ed against Ciermany "including the
highest authorities" will be punished
after the war,
French leual experts declare that
by (lennany's own acts she recognizes
the right of a nation to try n crim
inal at the spot, whero the crime was
committed, regardless of the nation
ality of tho criminal. This recognized
doctrine, they assert, will make the
solemn trial of Emperor William by
military or civil tribunals at Lille, and
in llelglum and in England nnd Ser
bia, binding under international law,
whatever may be the sentence.
Probable Sentence
Will that sentence depending, of
course, upon the allies being victor
ious conr.ist in banishment for life
to St. Helena?
Every word spoken by those in a
position to know indicates that ban
ishment of the 1 loheuzollerns would
be the punishment. In that case St.
Helena would be the logical nlace.
To this volcanic island of -IT square
miles' area. (!reat Hrltain has sent
m:iny of her prisoners of war. includ
ing tleneral Cronie, and oi her Jtot-rs.
Hut of course the case of Napoleon
is the great precedent to which the
allies point f r parallels.
Put can the allies catch the kaier?
Even if his armies should be com
pletely defeated?
The (lerniau ! are known to have
ever;0 trump r;rds that they would
surelv phiv lo euchre such an out
come! Tlie oi:1 -ctson Napoleon did
not flee to America was that there
was no w?iy r.r making his escape.
Kmp' ror Willh'.m, it is kno.vn, would
choose the Vnited States as his foster'
bind, in the event of the great dls-1
aster to hi? nrmies w hich no (lerman :
now admits Is
sible. For the Vnit
only great power that
ed Stales Is th
lias not turned against him. Even
IJrazil. supposedly the center of n
powerful (lerman colony, has voted
its open sympathy with the nllies.
And for Emperor William there
would be a definite avenue of escape j
to America. How?
Well. 1 was forionsly told in I. on- '
don thn; the recent trip of the mt-!
mailen trailer IViMrcMnml to Pnlt!-'
ivnro r'
illy only an experimental
aqp w j;h a d:tnnt vuriioso in
p. in, I, ronnrrti-il with Wllllnm I! or
C rin:in I In tlio last days of tlir
ar. some LotuUmrrs fiiinly l,eliovo.
1010
GRTEK EX-PREMIER
MAY LEAD REBELS
ELEUTHERIOS VENIZELOS
Tlie reported I rip of Yeni.elo--, tor
iner premier to Kaloiiild, capital of
Greece, is taken l,v military authori
ties to mean hi-, decision In lead the
Greek revolutionists.
The Greek ex-premii r roiuned liU
office at tile beginning of the war
when Ktiiir Constantine and he could
not nt-'iee on the question of interven
tion in the war. Ycniy.eliw favors the
allies.
'there will be a special express train
Inade up in Porlin ready in the event
of final defeat to take a cleared track
to Wilholnishaven!,
And say those prophets the kais
er would be safely brought to Balti
more under the Atlantic ocean by
Captain Koenig of the IlcutschlandJ
I WEDDING BELLS
William Murphy anil Miss Etta
Morris, were married Tuesdav morn
ing, Oct. 3, at tho Catholic church
by the ltev. John Powers, and luft
on tho morning train for n fortnights
wedding trip to Portland anil Seattle,.
after which they will be at home in
Medford. The groom Is a well known
and popular realty broker and the
brido has been employed at the Home
Telephone Co.
C. W. Ashiiole and Mrs. K. O
Nichols w ere married Sunday at t he i
liome of the groom's parents, Mr. and
-Mrs. .lohn Ashpole, on Tipp street,
by the Itev. H. E. Tucker In tho pres
ence of a few intimate friends, nnd
left on tho morning train for a fort
night's trip to Portland. The groom
is a member of the firm of Nichols
and Ashpole. and the bride a former
resident of the F.agle Point section,
where she owns extensive properly
interests. Tho new Iy weds will be at
home at 101 Almond street after Oc
tober Hi.
SWEDE. AND ENTENTE
POWERS NEAR BREAK
LONDON, Oct. :J. Relations be
tween Sweden and the entente powers
are attracting unusual attention here
ami there is every indication that
the it nation th'nUens to become
what tem-c. With the dispute as to
wail seizures still unsettled, there
now has arisen the charge by tho
entente that the neutrality of Sweden
WOMEN LISTEN TO liKASOX
You who suffer, why do you hesi
tate to try what has removed the suf
ferings of others? That tiood old
fashioned remedy, made from roots
and herbs l.ydia K. I'inltham's Veg
etable Compound has stood the test.
It has no rival in overcoming the ail
ments peculiar to your sex. "Why
should it not do for you what it has
done for others, (live It a chance.
Adv.
TOO LATZ TO CLASSIFY
WAXTKO A good live man to take
the agency for .Jackson countv for
Deitz Auxiliary Carbureter, guar-;
anteed tn save from 2." to fiO per j
cent of gasoline; look into this at i
once. 11. 1,. Kdwards, State Ids-
tributor. Crams Pars, Ore. 167 j
rOH KXCHANC.K Portland income!
properly for small Improved a'-'re-j
age or residence and 2 lots. $:;000. ;
Clark Rpaltv Co. i
..." i
l'OU SAI.K flood work mare ehenp;
ah-o 1'iiggv and harness and one
first clnss Jersey cow. Phcne '
tll'tMI. -irtD '
YV ANTKD Conk on nearby ranch, j
Cive full paniculrr.-s. Pox 1 S. j
-Mail Tribune. ''
WAXTKI) Hoy or ninn with motor
cycle to (lt'livor daily papers. I'liono
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4D7 iurnott-'oiV) liltlj;. 1
i i
K ' j
V'Hf V
lis not loyal and Imiiartial as it bIioiiIU
' ho.
Tiiis has drawn from Storkliolm a
I
'' re-ply as tart and crisp aa some of the
j notes in t lie mail controversy which
j were seized hy Viscount Grey as con
Ualnina words not usually found In
i diplomatic correspondence.
Confi
dence Is expressed in the tact 01 101
jmer Minister to Sweden Sir Ksme
! Howard to handle Great Hriinin's in
jteicst and he has much to smooth
over the many points of friction,
which have arisen since the war uh
't!an. Kir Ksme has heen niven full
authority to act in the mails dis
pute and is co-operating with the
other entente diplomats at Stockholm
In nitililiiK representations as to the
latest matters In controversy.
Jim Peart of Talent was In Med
ford on business Tuesday.
Charles George of Kugene is slieml
inga few days In the city attending
to business affairs.
EAT BIG ffflS! NO
iimh llnM-sin" Is Quickest, Surest
Stoiniuh llelief Known
Try It!
Time it! t'ape's l)i;iicp.in will ili
Kcnt anything you eat anil overcome a
sour, sassy or out-of-order stomach
surely within five minutes.
If your meals iloli't. fit conifortalily,
or what you eat lies like a lump of
lead In your stomach, or if you have
hearttiiirn, that Is u sign of liuliiros
tion. (let front your pharmacist n fifty
ent case of Pope's Diapepsin anil tulce
! a dose Just as soon as you can
There
j will Imjio sour risings, no helching of i
undigested food mixed with acid, no
I stomach gas or heartburn, fullness
' or heavy feeling In tlio stomach, nau-
s". debilitating headaches, dizziness
or intestinal grilling. This will all go,
and, besides, there will he no sour
food left over in the stomach to pois
on your breath- with nauseous odors.
Vape's Diapepsfn is a certain cure
for out-of-order stomachs, because it
takes hold of your food and digests It
jufit the same as If your stomach
wasn't there.
Itelief in rive minutes from all
stomach misery Is waiting for you at
any drug store.
These large fifty-cent cases con
tain enough "Pape's Diapepsin" to
keep the entire family froe from
stomach disorders and indigestion for
many months. It belongs to your
home. Adv.
JUST RECEIVED;
A
Shipment
of
Seth Thomas
New Mantel ;
and Official
CLOCKS
Also
Stth Thomas
TFiORT Alarm uocKs
Martin J. Reddy
The Jeweler. j
House of Quality.
212 East Main Street, Medford,
Visitors Always Woloomo i
Correct Time, Call 10.
mm
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imitp.st l'lnro of
Aiuiiseniont
"1917" Legit Season Opens-
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NINE HUGE SCENES OF
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CHALLENGE CAST.
Portland Journal, September 25:
tor-goers i'lofkod to tho opt-niii"; ovent i
nijlht and jtriii-tioall v ovt rv soot ion ol'
fill -v . .. , .
was iniod. .no xuvi' ot ttisaiiiointiiii'iit
lor tnoso who attciiilod wci -
Verdict that it was cood."'
Mail Orders from out-of-town people cive-j c-ro'-,'
tonfinvi fJ.n5t nor mill -n..- t C J 1 e- '- at-
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TUBES 25C JARS HOC
AMUSEMENTS TONIGHT
Tixne
BessieBarriscaie
andWm.Desmond
In the Colorful
l'iiotoiluy ol' Venice
SORROWS
OF LOVE
A Story of I 'inlying
Love and Hate.
----- AX It
Douas Fairbanks
In Two KVcU of Tonicity
THE MYSTERY OF
TllE LEADING FISH
TOM 0 R ROW
Win. Fox Introduces
His Famous Litile Star
JUNE CAPRICE in
CAPRICE of
the MOUNTAINS
AMUSEMENTS
'Will" Mtvs: "Over lii nuly in
cIiinsv priMliu-linn nl' iiilei'i'stiui;
stni-v."
NOW
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l'-A'l KnllilltH'C (if Stll
l.il'o
SAVING
THE
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liv 1.01s '.vi'.ni:;:
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CCMIKG THURSDAY:
E(!iin Ganiirich
in " i he Making
of Kadtlalena"
KEDFCPD'S
Oo;,y Photonlay
THEATER
NIGHT
Oct. 5
-Seats Now on Sals
A
DELUGE
OF GIRLS
l'oi'il-Miil thoa
i''ho llciii,' last
tli" hi.Lr th'oator
1,1 1. rlt.
c alinost
uiianii!i.,iis in their
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