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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Dec. 23, 1914)
PACTK TWO MMDjrOUU IwATb TKIUl'Nlfi. AHJI)KUm. QKKflQy. W10DNMSDAV. DKCIOMIWH. 1M, 1!)M yo IdCAL AMD PERSONAL i Tho nnntinl ChrlstnuiB Iron of tlic Klki lodge wna hold tit their Unit Inst nlKtit, tilid $LT.o win nottcd, which will ho used In giving Christ ninu-clioer nnd rood lo tho poor nml need? ol tho city Thin 'I nn nnnual fen t nro 'of tho Klka, timl'u committee lms hocn appointed "to anporvlao tho distribution' of tho food nml sifts. A' cbhipleto Hnb or Christmas carda, booklets nt tho West SIdo Phnr mnoy. J25 The'nluntnl nml high school bnsk vUiail' teams will moot nl the N'ntntor lum tonight, In what promiRea to bo one of tlio fastest Karnes this year. After tho holidays n series of games will bo nrrnnged with, Ashland. Experienced man wishes position us foreman on orchard or ranch. Ref erences. Address It., care Mall Tri bune. 240 Hud, Anderson, ex-prido of Med ford, Is' in Wallace, Idaho, ready for his Christmas Day bout with Frank llarrlenu. According to Portland papers tho miners of tho Couer d'Atcncs arc bolting oven money on tho result. Accompanying Anderson, ns trainer, manager, nnd handy man Jh Frank Dupuls. ihipuls la known In this city, going with Anderson to Ios An colon on the Inst trip out of this city. Somehow ho never Im pressed the fans of this city as holiiB much of a trainer. Cars Btored for $2.00 at nyer's.SSii Geese, dressed, drawn, lfc per pound." ' 235 Dunbar Carpenter, returned Tues day afternoon from a two weeks trip to Colorado Springs, visiting ! friends and rolatlvcs and attending to business matters. Dig lino fancy turkeys at Jones' meat market, 20c per pound. 23ft Fred Pcloiuo of Kaglo Point at tended to business matters In this city Tuesday afternoon. Only one nioro day of Christmas Chopping do it at Ahrcns. 235 Lincoln McCormark, Jr., is spend ing the holidays with his parents. "Your things aro wonderfully well selected" said a customer. Handi craft ghop.. 235 Tho fire department was called out twlco Tuesday afternoon as the result of fluo fires, ono in tho Far mers utid Fruitgrowers Dank build ing, and tho second ono in tho resi dence of A. L. Donncy on Vancouver avenue. No damage resulted from either. These aro the first fluo fires of tho year. A most diversified showing of useful gifts. Ahrcns. 220 Holies for a' white Christmas in this city faded today with a rlso In the temperature, and a warm balmy air, that caused the snow on the floor of tho valley to melt. Tuesday oven ine tho western sky wns a flaro of bright red, and this morning tho sky irasf f rce from fog, and a perfect win ter day followed. " Tho Ideal weather brought out scores of choppers, In tho morning, nnd the streets wcro lively. Christmas gifts, boxes cigars at right prices Medford Cljnr Storo. 23C Axel Lundgrcn of tho Dluo Ledge district arrived Tuesday to spend Christmas in fills city. Co in o In, look around here, you are suro to find tho useful gift you are looking for hero. Ahrcns 235 Tho Associated Charltios extended food and clothing to 12 needy fami lies this morning, and liro Investi gating tho applications of several others. Whitman & Llggctts candy for Christmas proJonta at West SIdo Pharmacy, -& Tho Punatorlum Dye Works will novo to 23 North Fir street about tho first of tho year. Workmen aro now engaged Jn .putting in n cement floor for tlio dying and cleaning works. Furs always mako hnndromo glftH, our showing Is largest and best, all reduced In price 10 to -10 icr cent. Ahrcns. 235 J. C, Hitmen was named candidate for mayor at the, clly election by the Hoclallbt party at a" meeting held In flnillh'B hall Tuosdpy night. E. ' J. Kllou wus nominated for councilman , from tho first ward, 0. It. Sutchwoll from tho eecoud, aiid P. W. Chllgron from the third ward. Boo ub about pipes In cases great ly reduced Modfgord Cigar Storo, 235 Wig Aalipnlo has on exhibition In tho Economy market, a monster hog nnd beef. Weights aro being guessed hy tho public, hud tho' ono coming tho clofiost will bo given a roast-, as Christmas greetings, JJolh tho ani mals wore raised iyid futtened in tho liogue river valley, una navo ai tracto considerable attention. Horn and board at 145 South Ivy. Mrs. C, h. Grant. 243 J. M, Vogell and wlfo ahd littlo sou of Eagle Point left Tuesday af ternoon for Sacrumento where they will srieud tlio Chrlstmua holidays. Tvenfy'"ler cent off on Parisian Ivory jenqd nt West SIdo Pharmacy. 28.1t Sirs, Mario Mooro leaves today for tiaxcllc, Cal., with her mother, Mrs. J. M. Klernnii, whero sho will spend some time on her parents' ranch. Dq Voo Is soiling gum drops at 10 cents per pound, Jolly beans, 15 cents per pound, chocolate drops 20 cents, rhocolnto creams 30 .cents, and mixed nuts nt 20 cents lier pound. Charles Prim of Jacksonville, a student at tho University of Califor nia, has returned home to spend tho Christmas holidays. i All kinds of flowors for corsage bonnets. Ahrcns. ; . . 235 Tho Misses Mario and Hthel Klfert left this morning for- Hosoburg to spend Christmas with friends and relatives. Daby things a specially. Handi craft Shop. 235 A. A. Flynn of Hold Hill spent Tuesdny nftornoon lnthu city attend ing to business matters. Mr. and Mrs. Carl House, nee Uor nldtno llukes, will return tomorrow from Portland to spend Christmas visiting friends and relatives In this city. Wc pack Christmas gifts in Christ mas boxes. Ahrens. 235 J. 1). Jackson of Eagle Point transacted business matters In this city Tuesday afternoon. Palm rooms, new management, light, nlry rooms, reasonable rates. Georgia Klchcr. 250 The first reels of "The .Master Key," a new serial will be presented at tho Page Thedter tonldit. Until Christmas, the stores of the city aro open evenings for tho holi day trndo. Mrs. Fred McManus left tho first of the week to spend the holiday sea son with friends nnd relatives In KUmnth county. (let your butter, cream, milk and butter-milk, nt Do Voe's. James Merrttt of Yrekn, Cal., is a business visitor in the city for n few days. Glvo silk hose for Christmas gifts. Goth.m Gold Strlpo and Niagara Maid arc best, $1.00, $1.50 and $1.75 per pair. Ahrens. 235 .Taking of evidence In tho suit of the California-Oregon Power com pany against the city of Medford will be completed today. Upper Crust, best hard wncat flour made. At Drownlee & Lindley, phono 027. , - ' 236 Denny Cass, has returned from a summer spent In Alaska, and remain in this clly over tho holidays. Order your Christmas wreathes ow from Pierce, tho florist, real Eng lish holly used In wreaths, also cut flowers. Order early nnd avoid dis appointment. Pierce, the florlest, phono 374. Mrs. Louis Ulrlch of Jacksonville spent 'tho first of the week In Med ford shopping and visiting friends. Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes ton's Camcro Shop. Over IeIb Thea ter. A. A. Snyder of Glendalu is spending a few days in the city at tending to business mutters. "Insurance" means "Holmes'' nnd "Holmes" means "Insurance." Seo Holmes "Tho Insuranco Man." ' Percy Cochran of' Helena, Mont, arrived the first of tho week to spend tho Christmas vacation visiting his parents and friends In this city. Tho man who eats apples has lit tlo time to drink, iingloy's apple julco shpuld be more widely known. 230 C. D. Jnmes and wife of Sams' val ley spent Tuesday In Medford attend ing to business matters. DcVoo Is going to sell 500 pounds of chocolato creams at thirty cents per pound. Get a pound today, tf Eight wanderers applied to the police Tuesday night for shelter, and I weru Bum ujjuji iiivir wny mm mum- Ing. Got McUride's prices beforo buying holiday candles. 235 II. Q. Johnson of Eugene is among the out of town visitors In tho city this week. Tho Page, Tho Master Key. The public library has Just added two rcforencc sets to Its collection, a new Cyclopedia of American gov ernment In three volumes, edited by A. C. McLaughlin and A. D. Hart, and the Methods and DIzcovorles of Luther Durbank, with colored photo graphs to Illustrate his experiments. This work is also In three volumes, rind has been given to the library by Mr. T. W. Miles, Don'f wait until Christmas to buy your Christmas candles and then tuko what's loft, buy the best today at McDrldo's. 235 Library will bo open as usual 7-9 Christmas Evo, but will bo closed on Christmas day. Try a quart of our guaranteed pure sanitary milk. Phono 582-W. 250 Mrs. J. K. Deuudrolt of Montague, Cal., is In Mqdford In tho Interest of her brother. Lorls Martin. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isls Theater. Society throughout the valley is planning to attend the Charity Hall. The Ladles In charge roport a phe ugmlpal Hale of tickets and both young and old will dance fir sweet charity. Tho Page, Tho Master Key, embroidered handkerchiefs, t;,,l,ul ,l w,vw ,lu' ''"'.v '"' ndlcrnft Shop. 235 ,nn -u"" SO-H'.' wa. .suggested by Mrp. A. S. 15 by of Atkinson, Ne braska, nrrlved tn Medford n few tlnj-8 ago and will spend the winter here with hor'slster, Mrs. J, E, Toft and family. Christmas perfume's and toilet ar ticles tit the West SIdo' Pharmacy. 125 Guy Wnddell, foreman on tho Dodge ranch for tho Inst throe curs, Is spending the holidays with his parents north of lingerie. Why walk when you can rldo for lfic to nny part of the city. Ford Taxi. Call Alco SS2K. 1 H, Stout of Medford Is n guest nt the Hotel Honson, Portland. Hand 35c. Handicraft F. H. Madden has returned from a brlof business trip lo Pirtlamt aud Seattle. We have not studied salesmanship and know nothing about It. Wo sim ply assist you to buy. Handicraft Shop. 235 Leon II. Harris left for Sacramento Tuesday mid will return shortly with his family. Mr. Harris has leased the Ed Hanley home orchard for the coming oar, Mr. Hanley opoctlng to spend the year In Senttle and Alaska. Get It nt Do Voe's. Major H. L. llowiby, state hlgh- I way engineer, spent Tuesday In Med io nt inspecting work dono tlio nnst season nnd securing data for his an nual report that will bo presented to the coming legislature. J. O. Gcrktng, tho best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives mndo ouy wherc. tlmo or place. Studio 22S Main St. Phono 3 20-J. John llrynes a stockman of tho Watktns district !b in tho city for u . few days attending to business matters. Carefully selected Xmns cards and booklets. Handicraft Shop. 235 Much interest wa3 manifested locally In tho vote In congress Tues day on the Hobson nation wide pro hibition bill In dry circles, nnd the defeat of the measure wns something of a surprise, ns literature sent out had led Its supporters to believe It could not lose. The finest equipment In Oregon for printing fruit labels. Medford Print ing Co. Tho city and county offices and hanks will bq closed Friday, with tho stores and shup In honor of Christmas. Trees will be held at most of tho churches with many home celebrations. , Wo Invito mon to shop lierc. Han dicraft Shop. 235 A Inrgo batch of Christmas mail arrived this morning from tho east, and the city delivery wns delayed slightly by reason of handling it. Tho largest receipt of Christmas pnekagea Is expected this afternoon, consisting largely of packages from mlddlo western and northwest points. Sweet elder at Do Voo'a. Frank Dybec of Jacksonville at tended to business matters in tho city Tuesday afternoon. Call at McDrldo's aud get prices on fresh made candles for tho holidays. 235 Tho ChristmaH celebration of tho University club will bo held In the club rooms tonight, consisting of skits, sketches, songs and a general good time. It is nn annual event. Tho Page, The Master Key. Discussion pro and con of tho now city charter lo bo nted upon nt tlioi city election was" tho cause of r-n"r"t splrltod arguments on the sir ci 'hi morning. Mcllrlde, has a Jinn HujB. Jf '' boxes for your ChristmaH candles. . 3.35 Capo Cod bay berry caudlef, Han-' Mirr OE HA BOMB T TO SECURE COIN TO FINISH 1 L XKW YDUIC, Dee. 'J;l. Tile i-o-quest l)- Olonel Heoi-te UnotltiiN, governor of Ihe ennui rone, for (lie dispdloh of Anierienii warship's1 lo llu FORGER LOGA L naval mou in eliiuno til" wireless lillutlx nnd tmvtil nffniix in Ihe rone, us forwarded to 'Wellington im a matter of form lv I'olonel (loi'thalu, noting in his ouiueit,y as gijMiiiiiir of t lo ennui aotic, uml the incident is ended ns fur as ('olonel Hoolliolt is ooneerned, so aniioiilioed the oolonel himself iinm his arrival hero toduy i'rom t'ristolml on the steamship Pan. mini. Tun Violations Colonel UoothnU said Hint iiuvnl offioiuls hud reported to him thai there hud (icon two xiolutious ol Amorieun neutrality, lie 1o1im'd to give the names of the iiaxnl officer, or to mention the names of tho ves sels involved in tho ullegod violations of neutrality. "One of tin incident was that of a ship which sailed villain! clearance panels; the other ws a ship (hat' was reported to have heou uing her wireless within the iiuihI xone," said Colonel (loohtals. "The naval of fit corn in charge brought the mutter to my attention and asked mc, iik gov ernor, lo reiiio.st. the iroverimlent to fiend warships to the eniial xoue. 1 transmitted their request as a matter of form and there inv icsponsihility ended. "In roeommemlint; Unit Ihe ships ho seat I was governed hy the iccont meudatioim made to mo by the naval officers." Wauls Ton .Million Colonel (IooIiIiiIh expects lo go lo Washington after the Christmas holi days to urge cougie-s to appropriate .fl 0,1)00,(100 for tho construction of dry docks, hurmck, machine shops mid wharves in the cnnul .one. Ho intimated that he would liuvo notion!; further to say on the matter id send inir war vessels In the eaiinl one Un less he were .inked to give his views. Ho said ho expect Ad to go to Vol Point find to See his sou, a ondet nt the military nendotny." ' "I also want tolsk for an addi tional dredge when I go to Washing ton," ho said. "I fear Hint wo will have to keep a dredge working on the ennal steadily for a year or more. Tho hills at Culehra seem lo ho set tling and this is the cause of the ire- (iieut slides. Wo have been uhlc, however, to get ships through tho onnnl in much heller lime than wc thought wo could; for instance, wc cnlculnttud on half an hour to each of the throe locks, hut wo find that n ship can lie pnscd through all three looks in fortv five minute." Colonel (locthalri said Hint there nre nt present tune still U.1,000 men on the government's pnyrolls in the eaiial zone. STORES FOR: 4M,ilmilU ML L AMOUNTS inIJ3Iiia..SSl , wHWKwisiiyira ( M , , Vt mr-i1 i i nl inrnt n( Ir-lnKK our litn rmpli'yrd dining llinwinln inonlhi, R i!k,i-,lfc. ,jj H IBS Vr liuln iKo lollownitf iciiiaiUUo tnliK'tioin iii tlwi:t K i M I !::dl,co,, $1.10 B3!" 90c I M I Qualily JubH; as Good as Ever ji V:: ., M Ourtudomqii Airhvji uliifir I, IV own miJ cprtnl llie W 0 R Uivrlt di -it U ( a- imi-r.Slt, )i i ti(l Mill i UmIovIH M v mifuij I WN eK" """"i. 'i i Knywlidf. A.k for CdtilnijNe, 'i;i jU 1, n ,, '' iH ' i mmfmtmmmA -:f Duo cheek forger, in-nell dug his stinging wiles upon Medford mor- chants, w'ns vaught this monilng dnv to tho ijul'olt Ihlu'lilng of J. 1) Hell of the Nash l,lolol, and refits In tlio city jmi, awalllug a full i of Inn victims. He is a man tr Art years,) nnd gives the name of Oeoru II. Hull' of Portland. Ilnd ohoeks ho signed woio cashed by K. II. Lamport or tlio .Medford Hiii'iicdh coinpunj and the llelillug shoo Wore. At Lamport I he bought n saddle prMXuitlng a cheek ' for r.t) uicelving $1 1 In change, and at llehlliiK's boiiKht two paltn of shoes for ii, lecolving V In ehniu'o fiom a $15 cheek, all Issued on a Portland bank. Tho police are In vostlKnthiK, expecting to find others who were "stunK." Hull's methods were to outer a store, and pick out nn article, leav ing the Impression It was to bo a Chi 1st maw ttltt. At Ltimiiort's he called Tuesday evening, and picked out a J .11! Huddle nn a gift, ho Wild, for u uulii' living on the VpploRuliv This threw the uteris off his guard; ami when ho pti'snioil a $f.O cheek this morning. It whs nccopttHl. Tho cheek was taken lo the Pint National bank for Identification. Mr. Ilelitlug went on tho snmo mhwluii and both learned the. truth. In the monutlmu Hull presented n cheek to tho N'nsh Hotel In payment for a room, niiuouiuing that If any one called for him, to av w would be back from Ashland at -1.00 o'clock. Mr. Doll's HUnphioiiM woro aroused. and called tho authoiitliw who nr- rcntoil Hull as ho was trying to find a back way out of the Xiidi -Hotel. ThN U tho first case of chock forging upon local merchants In tho lust two month. THIS LAST DAY Useful Christinas Presents Rodcs, Gloves, CoaLs, Flashlights and Electric Lanterns A FORD CAR Would Be Very Acceptable i Open Evenings Unlit ClirMir ts C..E. GATES Motor Cars nml Supplies Spuria Utilldltii) dlcruft Shop. 2ZZ L . CONDUCTED BY ELKS RE STRUCK BY L OCOMOTIV E A laborer vvub blruck hy a South era 1'uoifio Mmthbouud pabhonger train this morning near 'j'olo, and lies at Sacred Heart hospital, uncoil Kcious uud unable to give his name, Mitterings led tli6 Piotcrrf to lullevc it is either "McNulty" or "M'c.Marihi." His right leg wan broken, bin hide crushed and Iiih head cut. It in fear ed ho is buffering from internal in juries. Drs. Piekel and Thuyer op crated upon the unfortunate man (his afternoon. Ho was brought to diis city hy tho train that Btruck Jiim ami rushed to the hospital. According to the accoipit iven Ihe man wah bca'ted upon the track near Tolo when Htruck, not being seen by the engineer until too Into to Mop. Wu tiling whistles wore given, which wore not heeded. Chief of Police Ilittbon says the injured man was in Ibis city this morning uud had been employed on the Kiskiyoii division of the Pacific, highway. Ono report Mini he had a bottle of whisky in his clothe.-., hul (his could md ho confirmed. 'with Wedfotd trade Js MCdfof a irmdo Tho funornl scrWc'oa" for (lanTb Warden A. fi. Ilubhanworoielii at, uie i'.ikk lemjnu in aiii.-ki unuet the auspices oj Arhlapir.lidgo No. U I l,:ruoijday; Doronibfcr 22, u( 2 Mj'm'. Tho ICIks' ritualistic servi'cu ' was' rendered by the offiierirof the ludgu. llrother i. K. Vlnlng delivered tho eulogy. Itev. H, A. Carnahan jnvokad tho prayer. Tho BliiKors woro tho.Klks nuurlot, 1). I). Xorrls, A I,. Strickland, M. K. IlrlKKs aud K. L. Itator and their songs wcro Lead Kindly Light and Tho Vacant Chair, Tho pall bearers vveroTi. Patter son, It. P. .Cornelius, .1. A llalloy, W. U. Pratt, Hoyal Cornelius and Frank Jordan. Many beautiful floral offerings were received. Thorn was a lnrgo attendance of Jilks and friends. liur lal took place In Mt. Vlow cometery. otichwt) 'vii yy)iua. On Saturday, Dcco'inbnr 20th, 1311, I hold all my right, tide and Interest In and to tho Control Point Horajd (o pno Itoyal V., Dolib, with tho un derAtudlits that the suid lyal k. Doldi assumes nil liplpbteijues and he Is to collect all accounts. This dissolution wus, Impelled upon mo by tho recent business Involved, both tho editorial, news and picchau li'itl, nnd the.HtMViouH li;lul for.JuiHl Hess and nou. dope Chat my partner, ltoyul u. litibb will . en deavor lo sustain thy Herajd" up to tho fitundard In the estimation of Itn many leaders ..through .ny )(lt diligent InhorH. I'cg to rj-maln. 2nr p. v, HAHar.ijH. The liual day of rcgilrti"ii tur Ihe city eleetio'ii gave iiulitiatiini" tlie total would ho hotwucm 1100 mid 1201). At 1 o'clock the tolid vrnt llltin, with the inoMtnlil film) riifh in Ihe cloMiig hiMir-i this .iflcrunoii. OppoueutK of the citv charter, iihui which (lie principal intercut hi the city election center, wort netivr I his mortiiiig, urgiuir reiti"trHtiiui. It i figured tlmt if I'ihO votor- are regn tcred the charter will earrv hv a Mib stantinl luaioritv. BAGLEY'S APPLE JUICE A lieHltliful household he v crane. pnMcurl'ctt nnd put up In fiat tar emu" u prorpim AliMiltiioty fn- fiom pn-iwrvntlvea. tir pure juliv iii i Miuud ih'Kii aidt. Huv ll bv ihe uue or ran: nl wny rct mil I .null. A drink for nil tho fuiulb nn iimntli In lIm MGLEY'S APPLE BUTTER linn ptirllv. flavor and price to recoinini ltd It lor oui liio n$ a con venient, taiv, tilde ilellc.io. Ad. .-r ,:r"icr THE BAGLEY CANNING CO. TALK NT, OllCd'OV. "Daisy Brand" Butter IF NOT WHY NOT? The White Velvet Ice. Cream and Butter Co. 'V 32 South Central, Modfonl, Oregon, Clbsing 'Out Our Furs (m . sttwm- Kzx FLOWERS ciioicK .err ,;i.nwi;KS and. POITHI) PL.VNTS Aiilcho, Pnlnsellhu Italian Itimcui. liaro Oiders iCaiiy In avoid disappointment. I Xi. wira WiUm J- T. Broadley Sslififflp lid!) W. Main jV. I'li(iiicvS72 J Some at cost, the balance only slightly more BARTLETT & NETHERLAND AtJEwingGun Stor? . ffl&lm 'W fc MEDFORD PHARMACY g M GIFT SUGGESTIONS f S Leather Goods Im 1 HP Crane's Stationery S . mm . Perfurn.es ' . Wt mil (17. 5. A. ami Imported.) IH ml Hair Brushes vS JP (U. H. A. and Inipoitud.) VIA Ml "SHOP EARLY" VjA H H. & II. CIIIKIW THADIKCI tiTAMI'S Umt ' ' T WfWM WWwMW ll nil !. nil l ll .1 ' -"''--jm 4 WKttmWmWtKKilKmWmWmm ., ., .' w I i-C- ::::::. : "-Iwwar - tfil U-