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PACK KIGHT DAILX BOOUl aUVU OOVBOB SUNDAY, APIUli IS, lIT Automatic Protection allthiway Parallels America's -Great Highway PORTLAND CITY OFFICE THIRD and WASHINGTON W, Mtlewlij, Cf. Nnh r TL.l4.1j.WUT nree Iain-lilt work every woman o flights in woat chin of vtitfi miILw aiwt t gam asf to dean. Easily applied. Fint I at Rogue River Hdw. ' Portland.1 April 14. Today'! mar ket quotations were: . :. ; Wheat Club, 198; bluestein, jj.06. Oats No. . 1. whit fed. 47.00. Barley Feed,. 46.50. .,- Hogs Best lire. 15.00 Prime steers, 10.00; fancy cows. 1.75; beat calves. 10.00. Spring lamb .15.00. Batter City creamery, 44; coun try, 15. Butterfat Unchanged. Eggs Selected local extras, 31 9 ti. Hens, 22; broilers, IS 9 SO; geese, 12 O It. Copper, 10. . C:ri Peel CisU t Drop, tad tba Con if ft TJflMf r ' When you've got to walk on the sides of your shoe to gt awar from those awful eorn-pslns, there's emly one common-sens thing to do. Dm GtB-lir Year CerasWea Swell la Water. BMm. They'll Shrivel Immi aa feel oaf Put 3 or t drops of "Gets-It" on the corn light away. Pain and Infls in itiation will disappear, ths corn wilt begin to shrivel from that Instant then It loosens and falls right off. Thsre's no other corn-romover In the world thst acts like "Oets-It." Mo new discovery has boon mads In eorn-rsmovera since "Oets-H"was born. Don't forget that hot "Oets It" doss away forever with the use of salves that Irritate, bsndaaas that mmk a bundle of yodr tos, piasters . thst half do the work, knlvos and . sclsson thst draw blood. Use "Osts It" no more dlaging or cutting. . "Gets-lt" " everswbere, lie e bottle, er eeht an receipt fprtos by B. Lawrenos Co Ohloafo, 0L Bold la Grant Pas and reov saaodad aa cha world's Mat com MM edy by Qeorge C Sabin aid C. rj 1. PORTLAtlDMAHKETS At the Churches Baptist Church Morning subject, "Larger Fruit age" or "Victory through Defeat," Anthem by the choir, Bible school at ten a, m. , Another rally is on between the ad ult classes, be on time. Miss Ina Akin will lead the B. T. P. TJ.. at 8: JO. Subject for the evening sermon, is "Self-control". A special sermon, to young christians. The musical program this evening will include an anthem by mixed quartet. Also a special number by the ladles chorus. ' A welcome to all. 9. A. Douglas, pastor. Bethany Prewbyterinn Church Morning service at 11 a. m.. ser mon, "The Fire on the Alter." Evening service at 7: SO p. m., ser mon, "A Troublesome Memory". Sunday school at 10 a. m. , Christian Endeavor at 6:30 p. m., leader. Miss Carlotta Wiseman. Special music by the choir morn Ins; and evening. You are assured of a hearty wel come at all services. L. Myron Booter, minister. Christian Church. Bible school, 9:43. E. C. Macy, di rector; service. 11; sermon, 11:30;' subject. "The Good Shepherd", Com- jnunion, 12; Junior C. E., 3: Senior C. E.. 6:30: evening service. 7:30; sermon, 8. The ordinance of Baptism will be u ... I U V. .. . VMV CICIllUg I lilt. Tou are welcome to our church, home and fellowship. J. H. Harmon, Christian minister. Newman M. K. (Iiurch Preaching by the pastor at 11 a. m. Topic, "The Faithful Steward." The choir, in charge or J. 3. MacMur ray, will render the anthem, "Suf fer Them to Come." Solo by Mrs. Arthur Wible. entitled, "I Heard the Voice of Jesus Say." At .7:30 p. m. the choir will re peat the Easter cantata given last Sunday evening. Between the twoi parts of the cantata the pastor will give a Ibrief address. - Sunday school at 10 a. m. Sam. H. Baker. Supt. Intermediate and Ep worth Leag- es at 6:30 p. m. Ton are dlally invited to these services. Melville T. Wire, pastor. Saint Luke's Church The First (Low) Sunday after Easter. Holy Eucharist at 3 a. m. Sunday school at 9:45 a. m. Morn ing prayer at 11 a. m. All are cor dially Invited to these services. Charles W. Baker, rector. Catholic Church Masses at 8 and 10 a. m. The tast mass is followed Immediately by Benediction of the Blessed Sacra ment. Edmund A. Wall, pastor. First Church of ChrM Srient'nt Christian Science services sr held every Sunday, In the W. O. W. hall, at 11 a. m. Wednesday evenrajr meet ings at 8 o'clock. The subject ?ir to day Is, "Are Sin, Disease, and Death Real?" The reading room W open dally from 2 to 4 p. m. except Sun day. The public Is cordially invited to attend the aervices and to visit the reading room. SCHOOL FOB OFFICE .'! , WILL Ot'LN MONDAY San Francisco, April 14. Enlist ed men from eight western states are arriving at the presidio today, ready to take up work In the officers' school which will open Monday morning. Five hundred men from the enlist ed ranks of the western department have been recommended for commis sions and thse men are now coming to the presidio to attend the school to be opened there. ItRLIRVFH STORY OF DIVKIW IX THK PACIFIC IH TRUE San Francisco, April 14. Captain Alex Bwanson, bar pilot, today re mains firm In his belief that the stories of German submarines In the Pacific are true. Swsnson declares that a wealthy coffee man of Guatemala, who was aboard a vessel be piloted Into port recently, told him a convincing story of having certain knowledge , that parts from German submarines had been taken across Mexico to 8allna Crui. According to Swanson't. In formant, the divers which the Qer mans put together In Mexican waters are of a small type, which could be raised In the davits pf the mother ship. (Mae M. W. A. Supper Following the lodge meeting of the Modern Woodmen of America the wives and families of the members joined them at the Moose hall Thurs day evening. A bounteous ' supper was served followed by games, vis iting and dancing. All present re ported a most enjoyable evening. Mrs. Wlble Honored Uuettt The Ladles Aid Society of the New man Mv B. church entertained at the home of Mrs. J. M. Isham on Wash ington boulevard, Wednesday after noon, in honor of Mrs. Wlble who leaves soon for Bray, Cal., where she Intends to spend the summer. Visiting and sewing .paused tor a delightful program consisting of readings by Miss Morgan, solos by Mrs. A. Brunken and several piano selections by Miss Anna Calvert Sandwiches, pickles and coffee were served to about forty ladles present. ,'' Banter Breakfast Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Manuel enter tained at an Easter Breakfast Sun day morning at 8 o'clock. A basket of beautifully colored eggs adorned the center of the table with streamers from place cards to the favores hid den In the basket. The breakfast was dainty yet 'bountiful and those of the party were: Mr. and Mrs. Will Trimble. Mr. and Mrs. Harve Fan blon, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Stovall. Mr. Lad Mrs. D. J. Manuel and Mastet .Sterling and Loyal Fviblnn. Vernon 'Tumble, and Miss Bernlce Stovall. Jnwie Smith l laHH Miss Jessie Smith entertained Thursday afternoon sewing club this wi ek at her home on F meet Those present were: Mrs. Wllhrl Wilson, Mm. Herman Schmidt, Mrs. John Ceunlson, Mrs. Harry DnH!'lR. Mrs. !tos3, Ada Berry, Hattic Jewell A iiinvh of schrimp si'.st! wafers, olives, pie with whipped cream and coffee were served Iby the hostess. Sewing and social talk passed the hours In pleasant order. ,HDoAa - ToeP!eaa" Club Entertained Mrs. O. H. Bernard entertained the "Do-As-Tou-Please" club at her horns on A street Monday afternoon. Read- ing aloud, sewing, and visiting pleas cor-;artly filled th bours. The lunch table waa artistically arranged with centerpiece of swimming ducks la mirror pood enclosed with banks 'of wild flowers. Easter eggs of all kinds were served with salads and cookies. new London, telkphonkh OCT OF OIWKR New London, Conn., April 14. All telephone communication In the east ern half of the city was today crip pled by the mysterious horning of 150 telephone wires la a conduit run ning along State street. It was necessary to call out the fire department to extinguish the blase. Aa Investigation was begun by the authorities. TO CALL FOR 400,000 ADDITIONAL VOLUNTKKKH Washington, April 14. That the war department will soon authorlte recruiting of additional national guard units In the various states was Intimated In official circles this sf ternoon. If done, the order will amount to callng for between 200 000 and 400,000 additional volun teers. OIM CHUNG China Herb More , Herb cure for eamche, headache, catarrh, diphtheria, sore throat, lung trouble, kidney trouble, stonv ach trouble, heart trouble, chills and fever, cramps, coughs, poor circula tion, carbuncles, tumors, caked breast, cures all kinds of goiters. NO OPERATION. Medford. Oregon, Jan. 18, 1117 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: This Is to certify that I, the un dersigned, hsd very severe stomach trouble and bad been bothered for several years and laat August was not expected to live, and hearing of Olm Chung (whose Herb store la at 241 South Front street In Medford) I de elded to get herbs for my stomsch trouble, and I started to feeling bet tor as soon as I used them, and today am a well man and can heartlty rec ommend anyone afflicted as I was to see Olm Chung and try his Herbs. (Signed) W. R. JOHNSON. Witnesses: M. A, Anderson, Medford. 3. B. Holmes, Eagle Point. Fn nk Lewis, Eagle Point. Wm Iewls, Eagle Point. W. L. Chlldreth, Eagle Point. C. K. Moore, Eagle Point. J. V. Mclnlyre, Eagle Point Geo. B. Von de Hellen, P.nlr Pnlnt Thos. E. Nichols, Bagle ToixH, . Joliu 8, Orth, Medford PARADE AT CAPITAL Washington, April 14. Frenoh sailors paraded the streets of Wash ington today. In the natty blue suits they moved about the streets, attracting no attention, because everyone thought they were American 1 Jackles. They visited the While House, paid homage to the statue In LaFayette square and had a good time generally. Whence they came nobody asked. How long they are here for, nobody kuows. Each .carried an American flag. Once they passed a squad of Ameri can cavalrymen who Invited the sail ors to ride upon their mounts. I XERBY Mrs. Hattie Floyd, who has been In charge of the Pioneer continuous ly for nearly 20 years, has purchased the residence property of Dr. O. C, Dixon and contemplates retiring to private life. The Pioneer hotel Is a very popular resort for the traveling public and Mrs. Floyd will be greatly missed. She oertslnly deserves a rest and will appreciate It. Frank Hart look a load of passen gers to Grants Pass the first of the week, among whom were Mrs. Laura Hammersley and Will Ollmore. Mrs. Alice Rogue and Mrs. Daisy Olfhiore were chosen delegates to the Rebekah assembly which meets at Eugene In May. Wesley Woodcock Is the first Ker by patriot to com; to the front. On Wednesday he took passage on the stage tor Oranta Pass ( enlist In the service of Uncle 8am, He la a sample of the young men who are to preserve us a nation. More are con templating following his lead. Mr. Coat and family, who have resided here during the whiter for the advantage of school facilities. expect to go to their home near Hol land the last part of the week. Sorry to lose them. Seversl rumors are afloat of per sons being "slapped to sleep" for speaking slightingly of the flag or the president. They had better fol low the Injunction, "Be quiet and keep your mouth shut." Report ha it that n number of workmen at the Queen of Brans struck for higher wage, with ths result that they were dropped from the pay roll. Have not heard the particulars. . Flags are In evidence oV patriot- Ism all over town. Hotels, confec tlonarles, postofnee, W. O. W. hall, school bouse and a number of private bouse. Charlie Hogue, Martin Maarer, Earl McCalllster and Earl Powell are now employed at the government forestry station near Takllma trans planting young forestry plants. The work Is delayed somewhat on ac count of so much wet weather. A classified ad will alt results. HHKLLKY CKKKK DiaTTRKT A new tunnel Is being: run at the 'Lucky Boy" mlns to cut the ore at a lower depth. Mor miners hsve been put to work- and: mat sent for. The crew of men who have Ibeen shoveling mow for the- Crescent City stag company grewtfy appreciated hospitalities shown them by the new management of what was formerly known as th "Monumental," now known aa the "Hatr Way House." L. C. Lake of the Crescent City stage company; personalty supervised the work.. L, C. Cole and partner, a Crescent City attorney, are preparing to In start machinery on their property on Diamond creek, which Is a high grade etnnabar or. J. M. Finch of the "Lucky Boy visited the Britten copper mine Sat urday. Prank M. Leland, a well known mining man, who had charge of some development work at the "Deep Gravel Mine" at Waldo a number of years ago, but for many years since of Coran, Cal., has recently resigned as general manager of the Balaklala and Trinity copper companies. Mr. Leland says ha quit beoause the Job "did not furnish him enough to do." He Is remembered by old time San Dtegani as the man who Installed the first eleotrio power plant In Ban Diego hi August' 1887, The plsnt being situated between Ban Diego and Old Twn. "I systematized my self out of good position," said Mr. Iceland. "I had everything running so smoothly and each department was handling It work to wall that there waa nothing for a raapaRcr to do excepj. to open his personal matf. I tboufct it waa time to quit." It 1 isld that Mr. Leland made a nilitske ( ... ....... 1 . . - . . Keep your money it hoce by buying TOIVER BANKt i Creamery Butter "And it's GOOD Butter,i And it makes iiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiimnmiiiiiiiiiiiiM III va ' tiuiiiuiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiuuaurtiiiiiiiiiuuuu i , ai't. 1 I FASHION GARAGE and Machine Shop BKAX KQtnPPKD SHOP I.V HOUHHW HRX OBHflOX BXPMKT MACHINIST IX ( HAHUal OXtfeM'rm.lXK WK1JMXO tTaXAXIZINU ttlBBlAND AND STUKKBA HRRVICK STATION In quitting,' and so did his company In letting him go.. A manager who has nothing to dlbut open his mall Is the rig&t kind at a manager. Tom flalvln. of (iraats Pass, who has. been at Crescent City for some time tnvestlgatlnit chrome, wss at Monumental, Sunday. .He wss sc-l comnanled by Orlando Hlller of Grants Pass. J. N. ftrtttett mad a business tirtp t Kerby last week and sent In a pack train leaded with supplies for his mining camp on Patricks cteek. Ths horses experienced very little diflealty in getting to the camp, which Is a mile from the Oranta Pass- Crescent City stage rosd. Every' one thst uses "Bears oil" will be pleaded to learn that It will be very cheap this sesson aa Mr. Britten pur chased a very valuable hear dog on the trip. I WOLF OBEEK I ; Wintry chill It atlll upon ui and the surrounding hills are , covered with snow this morning. Numerous soldiers guarding the bridges nd tunnels here are a constant reminder that our beloved oountry Is at war, A wave of patriotism has swept our little valley and Royal Carter, the lineman, Bsnnls Lichtenberger, John Moloney, Arthur Twner and Waldo Wallace have enlisted nnd been ac cepted, .while Aldrgd Kemp, Walter Molony gad ihtee patriotic Italians were rejected i their Bret offer but good bread better match my carbon copies against any in town for neat ness, lasting legibility and uni formity. I always use YftAOC Carbon Paper Bmf 9m tyasssrslsag sais C. H. DEMARAY AND TUBE KKPB some have gon to Medford la make a second at temp.. Di W. Davit ha closed hi garage and' enllstedi s a saeehanlo and awaits oatt. Frank Cox, formerly of Ike Coos Bay garage at Marshfletd, and who 'comes highly recommended has taken ever the Smttb shop and la adding to It and wm do all blackamlth and garage work, with what assistance be needs and to Inquiries about his work says, "Try me." Vacant lots about town are being fenced and seeded and" every avail able acre will be made to aid In furntsklng necessary food stuffs thla season, beans and potatoes heading the list next to the necessary hay orp. Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Clark, of Pert- land, are locating on the Ooss place ttelow town and will have consider- able land tinder cultivation this sea son. - PAHMKNGKIW INJURED IN MRXIOAN TRAIN WRECK Kl Paso, April 14. Twenty In jured passengers are en routa to Juareg on a relief train whloh was sent from here this morning, follow ing receipt of advices that a band of Vllllstai had wrecked a northbound Mexican National train twenty miles south of Juares, during the night. IteporU gald th,et In addition to those Injured, , the bodies of four psssengers who were killed In the wreck' are gtio jboax4 the relief train. Dsmaray.