Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, January 02, 1915, SECOND EDITION, Image 2

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Newspaper Page Text( , V r '' s , PAGE '-TWO IOCAL AND PERSONAL Si .Jamosf Damon or Wolf Crook Is fllioniHiiR 11 f' rtoj In the city nl (ontltnp to buflnoflB matters. Mr nnd Mm. M V. Unnn and rtaHKhlqr, vof'Oakland, fcnl., voro In Medford thin weo). vlall'tni? rclntlvos. StrB. ttann lb il nlftcY of Joe' larkr of thlu rlty nnd was forincrly u roMf- .dent or Alctiroru. this wjiur "r visit to Medford In 17 cftrs nnd tilings ntii( people havo changed" to mich nn extent ai to liow obliterated nil the old land marks nnd lost sight of tninlllnr fucoi. Horn nnd Hoard at Hi! South Ivy. Mm. C. U Grant. 23 Mm. i:. (1. Dow. or Merlin, Oregon, who hns been In Medford visiting her parenta. Mr. nnd Mrs. V. V. Dodge, returned to her homo Thursday morn ing. Get your buttor, cream, milk and butter-mlllc, at Do VWs. V. O. Wheeler; one of tho teachers In tho Applegate rtlstrlrt In spending tho weok In tho city visiting friends nnd relatives. Seo I)avo Wood about that flro In surance policy, orflco Mall Tribune Hide. Miss Loola Kubank returned to hor homo In Kugcnn Thursday morning after a visit In this city to her sister, Mrs. J. E. Dent. Mld-wlntcr opening January ,' day nnd night school. Private In ntructlon lu Bhprthnndj.- Now cjassc In bqpkkcophfg, pfljilhanshlp, t,tyKj wrltlng. .M9lord Commercial, Col lotto, 31 North GraiMj St. Mm. I). .jKorbeB and children pt Canyonvlllo, nro In Medford, for a visit to her parents, Mr. and Mra. D. T. Lawton. Sweet cldor at Do Voo's. Mr. and Mm. Arthur Itoso arrived Thursday evening to siend Now Years visiting friends and relatives In this city. Mr. Hose Is a concrete Inspector on tho Slsklyoii division of the Pacific highway. Drlng your poultry to Medford Poultry & Egg Co., now location 109 East 8th. Telephono G$3 242 NJck Klino offtliojarirnn crjQk dis trict spent 'Thursday In Sfcdford 'af tendlng to business matters. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camora Shop. Over Isis (Thoator. II. a. "VVheolcr ot Montague, Cab, Is spending a fw dnjp jp tho city and valley attending to business matters. VJiy walk Jlioa-,y6u.'can ride for ISc to any part of tho city, Ford 'Taxi" tail Alco' SS'iH.' " ' Edison Marshall and Harold Had' cllffo lmvo returned from a du.ck hunting trip on tho desert. Get It nt Do Voo's. ' ltobcrt Pclouzo has returned from a week spent at hU-ranch homo near Eaglo Tolnt. , , Bring your poultry to Medford Poultry & Egg Co.. now location 109 East 8th. Telephono 583 22 Mrs. Fred I.owW and children havo returned from Wellen where they spent tho ChrUtnian holidays. "Insuranco" means "Hplmes" and "Holmes" moans "Insurance." Seo Holmes "Tho Insdranco Man." .1. II. McDonald of Stockton, Cal., is spending n few; flay In tho city on business. Tho finest equlpmcnt-in Oregon for printing fruit labels. Medford Print ing Co. A U. Cornell qf. Grants Pass spent Thursday In Medford attending to business muttors, ! Bring your poultry to Medford Poultry & Egg Co,, now location 109 East Sth. Telephone 083 22 M A. Hoxjo of Chlto, Cal., is spending ft few la)B In the city vis iting relative. , Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes ton's Camoro Shop. Ovor Isls Thea ter, Attorney Gus Nowbury spent Thursday in Jacksonville atendlng to professional matters. Palm rooms, !rtow management, light, airy rooms, treasonablo rates. Georgia Elchor. C9 Tho next rcgulnr meting ot the city council will bo held next Tues day ovonlng. when tho business of 1914 s III bo completed, and u new pago eluded. DoVoo Is going to sell GOO pounds ot cbocolnto creams at thirty cents per pound. Get a pound today, tf Frank Jennings and wlfo havo re turned from a week's visit with "'friends nnd relctiles in Grants Pass. Try a quart of' our guaranteed nuro sanitary milk. Phono DS2-W. 250 Dr. E. It. Sooley Hpent Thmsduy In Jacksonville attending to professional matters. J, O. Corking, Jlio best all nround photographer In soutborn Oregon. Always rcllabjo. Nftgutlvos made any WhQro, ilmo or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phonp;32'0-J, ' Mlsa Poarl Booth of Grants Pass is Visiting frionds mid relatives in this city this week. Tho Hnlght Music Studio, 11C So. laurol St., now form begins January idK a limited number of now pupil fcau'btf accept, 22' James Stewart, tho nplarlan, was In Grants Pass Thuradav on business. .Tamos Ujnn ot Wntkins Is spending a tew days In the city intending to business matters. Andiow Jolduoss wilt lenn the first of tho Week for his claims In the Blue ledge district. S. I. Brown Is spending tho week In Josephine county looking after min ing interests. TJio Medford tnotball team com nosed ,of hlgl school nnd alumni play era n defeated Friday nt Grants 1'aus hy tlio.tooro of 12 to 0 In a 4iloco hard fought game, before a fair sized crowd. liarry'Port'er nnd wlfo of Gold 1 1 f 1 1 spent .Friday In Mudrord visit ing friends and relatives. Elmer Coleman of Phoenix fs a I business, visitor In the illy today. Ben I.nMman, editor of the, Gob Hill NeVs. IS' 'spending the day In Medford nttendlng to business mat Iom and visiting friends. Persons to wrlto nnd copy letters at homo, all 6r sparo time; will pay $10 to $2i weekly; send stamp for particulars. Tho Columbia Copy Co. Box 18S, San Francisco. Mrs. Douglas G. PJatt Is spending a few weeks In this city from her nows paper work In Portlnnd, visiting frionds'nnd relatives In this city. Harold Cochran who has been spending the Christmas vacation with his parents In this city, leaves In tho morning to resume his studies at the l of O. at Eugene. f. public reception to Miss Marian Towno, representative elect from Jackson county to tho next legisla ture; H to beJicld nt Phoenix this afternoon by I.W Phoenix Clrlc club, Vltb'n laiito attendance from various parts of the county. "fTwO' disorderly TV"ta were boforo. Pfcil iTiiakoVcay Mi!sjiomlng for oyer enthusiasm on New Year's, and wcro fined u nnd costs, or tho priv ilege of going to Jail. Winners of weekly prizes In piano contest aro Hazel "Womack, at Schlef fclln's: tarn Wing, nt Kldd's; Juno Milfardtfat Mann.'a; Fcda Davis, at M. F', & If. Co. 243 Police Sergeant Pat Mego have six weeks lcavo of absence on account of sickness returned to his duties Special Officer H. B. Cady retiring. vNow Years was pbse,rvcd qnlctly In Mcdford, business houses, public of fices, nnd banks bolng closed. A num ber of family dinners and social gath erings marked tho day. After a bright New Years, a balmy day with just a-touch ot spring in tho air, dawned on tho Rogue river valley today. Ono of the largest out ot town crowds In months is In tho city. ind tbo stores 'were filled with cus tomers. "Welborn Cornotlus has accepted n pofition with tho Medford Garago company aa salesman. Mr. and Mrs. Perry Ashcraft of Ashland aro spending a few days in tbority visiting friends and-relatlvcs. Jlm I?elIyof. Griffon creek Is at tending to business matters lnv tho city today. Gcorgo Fry of Copper, Cal., Is spending a few days in tho city at tending to business matters. Judgo William M. Colvlg, tax agent of tho Southern Pacific with head quarters at Portland Is In tho city vhltlng old friends and relatives. A number of Ashland pcoplo spent New Year's night In this city at tending the theaters and dance. Work on tho rebuilding ot tho sub station of tho California-Oregon Pow. or company at Ashland destroyed (,by fire Thursday night commenced Fri day. morning. ABhland was not 'without light, owing to a good por tion Qf tho city being covered by tho wires ot tho municipal lighting plant. II. G. Franklin of Salem is among tbo out of town visitors In tho"clty today. Col. Frank p. Wnlto of Sutherlln spout Saturday In Medford, Mr, nnd Mrs. J. W, Myers of Cen tral Point loavo Sunday for Arizona for tho bonoflt of Mr. Myers' health. All that Is best In insuranco, 0 olmes, "Tho Insuranco Man " Fi TAKE SAN LUIS POTOS! WAKUINOTON, .Tun. 2. Culture of Sun J,ui Pojohi by Punnnzu. force wiih reported in ndviccs today from flnlvejiton to the Carrnnzu flgeney bore, whirli nnil: 5ei.iiHo.ii bdal rf porta,-lv wjrelwn from Tmiipii'o say '"orce nmlor Oen cjnl Cosio liobulo (nlereil Ban Jiii J'tltwi jeAterdav nl'Wf u Miiiguiniirv Ijntlle. Qciicr.il lfobclo belongn to Nip (()U)inaiiil of (icni'iiil I'ablo Qoii.iiIck, who yoxtt'idny l"0 ilrovo the rcliols from IJnilritfiiez Ktation. I'Oi) l,A'fH TO CIABSIFl. FOB SALE Dry chunk wood, hard and soft, B. F. Van Dyko, Phono 403-R3. FOR "nENTThreo room furnished bungalow closo In, pleasant loca tl9n, Phono 779-J or call 527 S. Holly. HIEUFOKU iMAlli TUMIH'NU, FAITHFUL WIFE LIVES LA The "woes of tho Ileum fuinily, for merly Uvtnjr near I'hocnix, nre benia uninnjrled. by the county oourl anil attormVH today in i effolt to ml-ju-t their difficulties. They ovV Kl mer t'olonmu of the Plmeuix .Mercan tile company flOO on n morlajje, and the IuNhuuI faces u eluiio of bhillcc MEA -it lieinjr nllcgcd that he Iclt tlicjthe company rountry Willi mortjjii.ucd pmpeit.v,! loiw mir till- debt behind, after Ills crop failed, utul haid luok and sicl;-ne-s came. The wife ha" been lixinu oj a meal n day and during Clnit 'inii1 week the mate and father was brought back .from eaMorn WaOiir.i:- ton. Attorney V. I. Vawter i acting' a attorney for the llcarn's in llie! effort to nettle their affair.. It i- 'oil! that Ileum is n ,,iod woiker, 1ml mi-fortune bctcd him. The fnmi! :ory is a pilifid one. The oldest el ild is htono blind. It and the otlnr ciiildrcn are liciu cared lor by then liomiiiior-, winle the laithlul wile, on a borrowed .f20 followed her hu-baud' hen' and has -inep lived on .1 i..l I llll' IIIIH-I chiiugc left nftcr payim; the road-. rail- BUILT HOUSE FOR $3.75 (Conttlnuid-fiont Tago 1.) ered, thereby aiaklhg nearly an air tight wall. Kverythlug eomplctel but the louring, doors nnd window's, the old 12x12 caulu was doomed, and from tho wreckage ot It my primitive mountain house, 12x2-1 feet, was completed. For leveling and squaring I used a plumb-bob nnd a right nnglo tri angle CxSxlQ feet, made of saplings, and material, with the exception of floor, doors, windows, nails and chimney, was taken from nature's crude supply within a radius of I GO yards from building erected. Cost of material: -tO-pcnny spikes, i 20c: 2jMienny spikes, 30c; 10-penny nallH,;?l.C0: S-penny box nnlls, 90c; chimney, 75c. Total, $3.7.. CAUL W..MUNSON. A Good Iteftullltioii. To help build up Medford payrolls by smoking Governor Johnson or Mt. ,PItt cigars. CHICHESTER S PILLS I1IU la t4 ! liU culluXV kin. HIM MIX EIm Ktllxm. V Tt Mktr. Rar ,rrm v Mriaiu. AikwrMMro:K.Tesa uiKiii n.lli 1-ILIAK.Ii rnnlHnulkil,lila.U.in HiUUI SOllIYMllGGlSTSEYEfmWERE ft le ' DIAMONDS AND SUCCESS 4 Wearing success. can wear If. then, least on tho 212 i:AST .tlAlN STIIHKT VvS "'i' TOP Patronize Home Industries Medford Iron Works IL Q. TrowbridRO, Prop. General Foundry and Machino Worka Pacific 401; Home 298L. Res. Pac. 5031; Home 227L. Keep Your Money at Home We make a specialty of Door and Window Frames and Inside Finish. Also Doors and Windows. -' v QUALITY THE BEST. PRICES lUqift1 '' - Factory Comer Eleventh and Fir Slreets. Medford Sash and Door Co. iMUDKOUM), OlMdlOM, SATlMtDAV.. .IANTAUV 2, JOHN DS API nr.NVKU, Colo., Jan. 2. -Announcement vas uuulo today that I. M, Bonn ers had resigned as chairman of the board nnd treasurer of tho Colorado Fuel and Iron eo'nipany.. No successor hns been appointed. Mr. Bowers Is personal-ropresontntln of John I). HookofelW., Jr., who con- trobi a large niuouut of the stock of J F, Welborn, president of tho iLESS MEAT IF BACK : AND KIDNEYS HURT r-4 Tako a glass of Salts to flush Kidneys if Bladder bothers you Drink lots of water. Tutlng m?at rejpilarly eventually pro dues kidney trouble In wtuo form or other, ia n well-known authority, lnj enure the uric acid in utrat rxcltrs the kidneys, tl.ey becomo oerworkcdj get ciUKEiaiil wiuu ui Hiiu waitvi: an puiw ut a tin .1.,,, rllllnrlt. 1 .llstmv particularly backucho and mlt- ery in the kidney Tcsiou; rliflutnatlc twin pes, sercre hcnuaehlj, acid itomaeh, con stipation, tornid liver, slccplwanen, bladder and urinary irritation. The moment your Kick hurt or kld neys aren't acting right, or if bladder bother you, get about four ounees of Jd Halts from any good pharmacy : take a tabletpoonful In a fil' Of tester before breakfast far a few days and your kidney will then act fine, 'ltd famous salt is made from the acid of grape nnd lemon juice, combined with lithiu, nnd ha been ued for generation to fluih clogged kidney and stimulate them to normal activity; alco to ncutralha tho acids in the urine so it no longer Irrb tatca, thus ending bladder dltonler. Jad Salts cannot Injure anyone) make n delightful 'cfferrctccat Uthla water drink which millions of men and women take now and then to keep tho kidney and urinary orpin clean, thu avoiding acrioui kidney dlieaae. QUIT FUEL CONCERN IT THEATRE Friday and Saturday Million Dollar Mystery The Waterloo of the Conspirators iyiutual Weekly War News The Widows Investment Two-Reel American Drama Other Pictures Handsome Calendar Free Admission 10c diamonds glvot nn1alr of prosperity Kvcryone knows thdt.dlamonila nro high, and that no ono them who has not .considerable- means or first-class credit. you wear them you ard"showng poslUvely that ou nro at road to prosperity, and It is human , helping It to further success. It is bunlnoss for & successful, for it is III bring lilm iporif aud better y? way to show that you aro successful than by wearing well chosen diamonds. All "our diamonds aro correctly graded by experts, with exact weights, qualities and Ion est prices marked In plain figures. MARTIN J. REDDY For GALVANIZED TANKS OIL AND WATER and IRRIGATING PIPE Go to J. A. SMITH 128 N. Grape St, Telophono 890 Colorado Fuel and lum company, madu public a tolcgtam from lllug hiuillou,. N, Y, In whlolu.Mr. Bowrnn tendered 'his roslgnallon. It fol lows! bThut 1 niay glvit nf lime to tlio licrsonal affairs of Mr, lluclipfcllor In an advisory poMtlou, 1 pichont my rpslRuntlon as nn officer of tho Colo rado Fuel and. Iron company, and Its HUhsldlary companies, lemiilnlng a di rector effective Jnmtiiry I, lUiri." BowerH had boon nn iff fleer of tho corporation mum than seven ears. t .i - -' tlot Your Next Suit of T7"LOTHES 14. MADU BY L- E I N MUCKS ?!2.1.00 UP Also Cleaning. Pressing nnd Alluring I'M K. Mnln. t'potulr WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 East iMnin Street Medford Tho Only Exclusive Coinmcruinl' Photographers in Southern Oregon Negatives Madu any time or plaeo hy appointment Phono 117-J We'll do tho rest 5. D. WESTON. Prop that brings greater -s nature to pay tribute to success by a business man to hIiow that ho Ih customers, and thoro Is no better thi: ,n-:wi:iii:u FIRST-CLASS Printing AM) Book Binding MADE IN MEDFORD nv MEDFORD PRINTING CO. Phono 75 WIS ?!1 1,000 a Miir chain o mnlrt ploMnont agcnisleM UM pt'oliOsml ,at tho ljUKiMii Commonwealth eoi)frr enco. A TTT5 H f A. A itSVeA2lLifjAjL LW W Cracker Eaters An the mar.tcr workman In Uic days of old took a p.trdonnble pride in Ma mastcnccf fio wu ta!cc prido in NOWFLAlCE SODAS vcardliiit them as thu con tiuninatc achievement of year of hard workto produce a cracker, which, in flavor, in freuhncHS, in crlspiicii aud in unique dsllciousnefirt is win ning for iUelf a permanent place in the thoughts of Ore tfonians. Made in Oregon for Oregon iK'ople, we ak you to try tliem hut once. You will immediately recog nize their peculiarly attract-, ivc goodness. At your grocer In Kciuroiu IO n(l2flc paclcaCA ' Sold nlsu'lu bulk. Dtia't nxfc'frir emekcr. r.ny' "SNOWFLAiCES" ... PACIFIC COAST ' 1HSCUIT COMPANY I'OUTUA.NI), OIIKOON fe I I ili Put This Upon Your 1915 List of good resolution. An ndiutit villi the .tiiehion County Hank. If ou nlteady havo ono WlHi lit tlun r'efohe to In 6rcaso y6lli deposits, eaih week adding a little uioro. And Mio good roiffflH wl)l surprHo ;ou I'; liitcct I'ald On SiivIii(,n An niinln OVER gg VEAPp UNDER ONE MANAGEMENT Buyers to Share in Profits . Lower Prices on Ford Car Kffcctlvo from Autsuflt 1, IVM.to AumiBt 1, litis, and uuaran.eod agaliiBt any roductlon during that) tlme: TourltiK Car ., ..- ..... 9 100 Ituualwut ,.,.-........- .'...... -1 10 Tqwn Ca.r ..., '. .'........ 0DQ F. O. n, Uotrolt. All' cam fully equipped, ' ' (In tho United Stntou of Amotlca Only.) ' Kurthor, wo will bo nblo to obtain! tho maximum offlrleucy in our factory production and tho minimum codt, lu our purchasing and onion dopurltnents It wo can roach an output of 300,000 cars ho twpen tho abovo datoa. And Bhpuld tho roach tUIn production wo nproo to pay an tho miyor'f iharo from $40 to $G0 per car (on or about AiiiiHt 1, 191C) to every rotull buyor who purchasea a now Kurd car botwoon AuijuBt 1, 1014, and AugiiBt t, iPla, For further particulars rcRarrting thcao low prlcoa nnd proflt.abar lDg plan, seo tbo noarost Ford HiancU or Dealer. Ford Motor Car Company C. E. GATES, Agmt Sparta IliilltlJiiu; Medford, OicKOft. r - -jj "Pin- Imllmli lul Wcllllcn enminltlyloU fitjUlh that Hut tKhUiU'!b hi'ist bu tifoici(i tA'Or (N- utnitfitl' lidiupi'l'OJ it nrilHiiil 'JVf.- . 'i'r.J .(., a WW-n l- ll- - h-i. sy, jjpjiru'i' yaw u itiiit imh ii tii fc i 1 1 will ii it i I M - mm