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:wy TTf 'CJVV "V HIODJb'OBII MAIIj TI4IISUNI'!. Ml'illNOKI) OUWIOX. MONDAY, I'MOnUTAUV I, llll.'i PAGE TWO ft- P ll ' lf- V f' i L. r it r I , fcr. ill IOCAL AND L PERSONAL C. I. Hoon nnd wlfo wero In Ash land during tho week. V. R. Scott, vice-president of tho Southern Pacific, passed south In his prjvnte car Del .Monte, Saturday at ternooh Seo Davn Wood anout that flro ln puranoo poller Office Mnll Trlbuno ' nirfk.s l- li.' Hurckhnlter, superintendent of alio Southern Pacific, was In Med ford n short tlmu Snturdny, . R. C. Morris, assistant superin tendent Southern Pnclflc company, wan In Modfnrd last "week. ' Plnro your mngazlno club sub icrlptlons with Sparta Cigar Store 2G9 Two box cars wore destroyed In the fire nt Phoenix Sunday morning. Tho Shasta Limited, south bound, Btoppe'd at Phoenix during tho fire, hut tho building and cars wero too for gone for train engine to bo of any assistance. Many people from different sec tions of tho valley visited tho scene of tho flro at Phoenix early yesterday morning, tho fire burning until noon. Sweet cldor at Do Voo's. 12. A. Welch and A. S. Rosenbauin motored to Ashland Sunday after noon. Rlalno Klum spent Sunday In Ash land with, friends and relatives. Mrs. Leach, 32G North Rartlott, ex pert corsotlcre. Mrs. J. J. Hngerty has returned to her homo In l.os Angeles after vis iting friends and relatives In this city last month. John Anderson of tho Wcstorlund orchards, has returned from Corval- Its, whoro ho has been taking tho O A. C. short course. Kodak finishing and supplies at Weston's Camera Shop. Over Isis Theater, E. P. Grayson of Marslifleld Is a business visitor In tho city for a fow days. Earl Mllllkcn of Grants Pass spent Sunday in Medford, visiting friends and relatives. Kodak finishing tho best, at Wes ton's Camero Shop. Over Isis Thea ter. ' Tho debating teams of tho Med ford and Ashland high schools will hold n debato on "Public Ownership of Railroads." This Is tho first in a scries of elimination contests to do cldo tho championship of southern Oregon. Medford will bo represented by Earl Hubbard,. Hugo Lundberg. and Clinton Purkeypllo. Much inter est is being manifested In tho con test. Get it at Do Voo's. Homer Thomas of Glendale Is at tending to business matters in tho city this week. Miss Graco Miller of Gold Hill spent Sunday In Medford visiting friends and relatives. Got ytur cutter, cream, milk and buttcr-mlllc, at Do Voo'i. J. C. Kiug of l'alrvlow, Oregon, is registered at tho Nash, and attend ing to business matters. Clias. Young has returned from a hunting trip on Evans creek. Wo nro headquarters for real first quality cut hair. Marlnello. Hair Shop, 407 Garnctt-Corey building. 274 Thomas Strong of tho Whiskey Peak district, Is spending a few days In tho city. Mrs,JCdna Isaacs, for ten years In tho," employ of tho local telephone company, has resigned, and her placo is being taken by Miss Ethel Liming. Mrs. Isaacs was chief operator when she retired. Slio began when there wero but -19 phonos In Medford. Cora E. Utloy, chiropodist, 407 Garnett-Coroy building, phono C57-R. 274 Mra. Orln Davis, of Weed, Cal., has returned to her homo after vis iting a fow days with friends In this city. Tho regular first of tho month meeting of tho city council will bo hold tomorrow night. Tho principal business to bo transacted will bo the consideration of tho electric power proposition of tho Roguo River Public Snrvlco corporation, am tho monthly batch of hills, ' Dr. S. A, Lock wood and Dr. Myrtle S, Lock wood, (physiclai)s and sur geons) have moved to their now sulto of offices. Rooms 309, 310 and 311, third floor, M. F, & U. Rldg. Dr. C. R. Ray Is In the city from an extended stay at tho Bradcn mlno. Though spring is not officially on tho'-job until February 2 1st. today Is generally recognized thioughout southern Oregon as tho beginning of thnt pleasant sermon. Tomorrow is ground hog day, and from present In dications ho will not soo his shadow this year, J. 0. Gerklng, tho best all around photographer In southern Oregon. Always reliable. Negatives inado any. where, time or place. Studio 228 Main St. Phono S20-J. M, Cotturl, special officer Southern I'Act'lc company, was in Medford yo3 'terday in connection with robbery of fc.lulit ttttmi fittfl flcn tif lMinftnlv A,Vo f"vw ,.v v ..WW.4,A. i U. 11. Dow and wlfo leave today on a month's visit and business trip to Galovston, Texas, Dr, .1. J. Emmons has moved Into his now quarters tn the M. l & 11. building. Re rnroful and save all your votes, only two moro weeks until end of contest. The Medford high school basket ball teams returned Snturdny night from n trip to northern California, and Klamnth county, winning nil of tho games played. The trip was nlso a success from u financial standpoint. Tho European war pictures shown at tho pago Theater Sunday drew good crowds. Tim pictures can bo classed ns Instructive, but not thril ling. Soldiers of all the warring na tions nro shown, nnd of these tho Ger mans mnko the best Impression. The famous goose step of the Kaiser's hosts is shown In one section. The destruction wrought by tho effort to Teutonlxc Relgium is nno of the best features of the films. If nnjone found a r.mall package containing a pair of blue serge pants please notify this office. 2(39 Jnck Dent nnd Frank Randloy will appear before Police Judge Gay this aftornoon charged with fighting Snt urdny night, as a finale to an argu ment. Dont Is alleged to have rnnped Randley over tho head with nn nx handle, after ho had walked away from Randley In an effort to avoid a disturbance. Dent Is also alleged to have resisted an officer, who tried to urrest him. W. R. llagley of Talent, of tho Rag- ley cannery at that place spent Sat urday In Medford attending to busi ness matters. Apple Juico prepared by Mr. llagley will be served at the Lincoln Day banquet of tho republi can central commlttco of Jackson county. A general rallying cry for all republicans to bo present at this feast. James Hanson of Hoscburg Is among tho out of town visitors In tho city this week. Grant Matthews nnd Joo Kester of Foots creek wero in Medford Monday. J. F. Halo spent Monday in Ash land on business. C. H. Farmer of Ashland was In Medford Monday. Mrs. D. H. Simon and her sister, Mrs. David Cromwell, of Seattle, who hao been visiting in Medford since before tho holidays with C. J. Semon and family, left a fow days ago for San Francisco and San Diego. After a couplo of months stay in tho south they expect to return to Medford to remain permanently. Ed .Robinson and family returned Saturday from a month's visit to several southern California cities. E. J. Parton of Eaglo Point, Is a business visitor In the city today. WILKINSON SHOT John Wilkinson of tho Medford National Bank, while hunting Jack rabbits near Central Point Sunday af tornoon with Ren Plymalo and others received several gunshots In tho head, Intended for a yellow hammer. Ply malo was trying to hit. Twp of tho shots struck Wilkinson in the tem ple. One landed within three Inches of tho right eye, blackening that member. Wilkinson was coming tup over a knoll, Just as Pjymale. was taking aim at a yellow hammer, mak ing flight from a treo. Wilkinson yelled, "Dont shoot! Don't shoot " Ills warning cry was too late. Wil kinson bled profusely, and was brought to this city at once, where his Injuries wero treated by Dr. E. R. Seeloy. I MAEKET EEPORT I Price Pa I a tif Dealer KGa.S-2.-ic. nUTTKIt Creamery, 27; lniry, 50o two poundX 1'OTATOKS $1,33 per 100 lbs. ONIONS lijc per lb. HONEY 14c per lb. CIDER 2.5c. J'OHK 7A8c. DEEP 0lle. LARD 10c. HACON V.HaiWc. KIIOULDERS l'J,e. HAM 17(.o. ULTTBIt KAT 2fto. Ll res lock HOGS Alive, iSV&fcTfli'. STEERS Alive. A ,flc. COWS Alive, 4V-(3Co. VEAL Dressed, lO'llfi. POULTRY Mixed , chickens, 10 llo; dressed, ll(ii)l-lc; liens, 11 lUo; spriii,'s, i:ilk', Hay nnd Grula (Huvinj Prices.) WJIEAT-$I.:i3 ItiiHhel. OATS -J."i buslii'l. HAY Vetch, $U ton; Rran, $12 to $1:1. PARLEY Whole, $28 ton. CORN Now, $23 ton. finioko Hoine-M'udo Cigars. Governor Johnson, Mt. Pitt and La Vista are tho best. SIIK ItECOMNS PRIMA Cuttltis short her couinc n a student of history and doincMle science In Ilnronnl Oi.llcue. MM Ethel Petllt. a into the nrluia donna nVe of Mr. Andreim now playing In New York. This i her .inn Her worK lias ho pienseii air. ijipik-i iiiiu ne uns piaceti ner iinuer a nm- 'nut for leadlmr r..les for two ycnr. MNs Petllt was born In Stuttgnrt. Ark., In 1SW, Her father I u wWi-io-do laud owner In that Slate. Iler education was obrnlned nt lielmMit Oi.lege. nt Kuoxvllle, Tenn.. and after being gruduiitcd there she ennie to ItiiiuiirO to tttku n sn-cIiiI cimrw hi history and douivstUf bclencv. I L NATIVE OAK IRES W. J. Scott has received the fol lowing loiter from tho University of California regarding tho grafting of walndt trcos upon native oaks. My dear Sir: Wo havo your letter of January 28th, and would say that, thoro aro no English walnuts grafted on oak ! i i- ,1. ,i.. nt rn trees growing in tho state of Call-i fornla. This a fallacy that frequent ly finds expression, nnd wo hear Individuals stuto that they havo act ually seen such phenomenal growth. In many cases wo havo taken tho trouble to hunt down these stories, and find always that there is abso lutely no lasls In fact for them. Tho growing of English walnuts on oak trees Is not dono In this state, nor is it a botanical possibility or a prac tical possibility. Yours very sincerely. W. F. CLARKE. Berkeley, Jan. 30. E POSIPONEO A WEEK SALEM, Or., Feb. l.-'I'ln Ifojtuo river fiHh billH wero apeeinl order in the Htuto Kcnute this afternoon, hut on motion of Senator Von iler Ilellen were postponed for one week nnd muile hpecinl order for Monday, Feb ruury 8. MEOF0RD-ASHLAHD HIGH SCHOOL DEBATE MONDAY Tho Medford and Ashland high school teams will hold n debate In tho Medford high school building, Monday evening to 'decldo which team will meet the winner of tho triangle, consisting of Grants Pass, Myrtlo Creek and Central Point, and In an other dobato to decldo tho southern Oregon toam to contest In tho stato debating leaguo for stato champion ship. Tho subject Monday evening will bo "Public Ownership of Railways." Medford will havo the nfflrmatlvo and will bo roprcsentod by Earl Hubbard, Hugo Lundberg and Clinton Purkoy pllo. WASHINGTON, Feb. 1. Tho fed- crnl white slao act was Interpreted today by tho supremo coutt ns author izing tho Indictment of a woman, transported In violation of tho law, as a co-coiiHpIrntor with tho person who caused her tolio transported, Justice Holmes, announcing tho court's Intention, Intimated a woman could be Indicted also If sho engaged in conspiracy to havo herself trans ported with a view to blackmail. Justlco Lamar rendered n dissent ing opinion, In which Justlco Day concurred. CANNQ GROW Nl UPON RVER LL DONNA Or Kit NIGHT. 1 joi.ng woman of Arkansas, has stepped DIpiH-l's operetta 'Tho Lilac l)omtno,M (list singe appearance of lniHirtauce, FIRST REAL RAIN IN OVER YEAR Tho first real rainstorm since a year ago last, January began at 4 o'clock Monday morning, utter 3R hours of a Btrong south gale. A' noon an Inch of rain had fallen, the greatest amount of precipitation In tho same period this season, with the outlook promising for a steady down pour for tbejnext day or.wo Tho rain In tlio vnlicy Is snow In the foot hills. "' I "u ".. o..,.,...-. .Steel from Crater Lake states thero ... hud Claim ua. uikiii it;..-, ut nwun m. tho park hcaduarters with three feet at the rim against an average of -10 feet at headquarters the usual hc.v ion. Tho storm Is a general one, extend ing from Mexico to Alaska, with a gale at sea. Reported by Jackson County Ab tract Co., Sixth and Fir Bta. Real Estate. Tmanfcrs Lulu L. Pucknnl ct nl to Jos. Foley et nl., luiiil in twp. .'IH 1W. - $ ' 1 Edw. W. Witto to Frank (V El liott ct nl., milling ptowrty in m-c 22-:i7-lW. .... 10 Robert Fryenr to Ida Susan Fryenr, Innd in nee. 2-33-2W. 1 Mubel I. Hnll to Amos C.Whit -worth, laud in 111 If. 711, Jack Honvillu -- 10 Ewiruj Howard et nx to .Merle II. Glover el us, lot in AhIi IiiiiiI 1,000 NOTICE FOR 1111)8. Notlco Is hereby given that tho county court of Jackson county, Ore gon, will at Its noxt regular meeting In February, to-wlt, on tho 3rd day of February. 1315, tako up for con sldoratlon tho proposals of auto truck owners, for tho hauling of buck-shot gravel from McAndrows hill near Medford, to various points on tho pub. He highways within a radius of 10 miles therefrom, Tho loading of tho trucks will be dono by steam shovels at tho oxpenso of Jackson county. Tho actual amount of gravol to be hauled can not bo doflnitoly given at this time, but it is probablo that the quantity will bo sufficient to keep a number of nuto trucks going during tho cnttro season that is good for road building. The party HUbmlHIng tho bid will bo roqulrod to show tho prlco per yard per mile. Addross all bids to tho undorslgnod marked "Sealed Rids." Tho county court reserves tho right to reject any or all bids. 0. A. GARDNER, County Clerk. TOO IjATK TO OLAHSimt. FOr"b"LE improved 10 acres un der irrigation, two acres borrieH, 3 miles north Medford, Hiuall cash payment, terms on balance. Fred Until owner, J, W. Wakefield, ngont. 273 WANTED Small second hand sot of work harness, singlo, and small plow, Mru. J. F. Roddy, COURTHOUSENEWS IAN ON BRITISH SHIPS LONDON. Fob. I. -Once agnlu Itrltlsh lutoiint In military ncllvltloa on tho cnutlneitt litis been imrhml owed tuoinentivrlly by tho fact that Germany has brought tho combat to Great Itrltulu's front dour. Wlint la regarded hero as the new Genuqn policy of n submarine blockade of llrltlsh ports U temporarily effectual, at least In tho case of llelfust whcio sailings hnv'e been suspeudiMl. Liver pool authorities, however, announced that no Interruption In tho trade of that port Is contemplated. The two llrltlsh merehnntment tor pedoed by Germans off Havre are tho largest commercial vessels that haw as yet fallen xlrtlms'tit German sub marines; the three ships sunk In the lilsh sen, wero small coasters. Theory Exploded Relief expressed yesterday that the raider could not remain for moie than n few hours In waters so fnr removed from his base has been ex ploded by news that tho mall steamer I. cluster encountered a German sub marine off Dublin on Saturday. 2 I hours after the sinking of tho three nntmlnrtf frintr.ifnrii II tv'illlliT kjtattll .i ... ... ,., .... i'""'" "" '" r""'r n-miwi-u i in supplies of food and fuel from tho coaster Linda Rlnnche before sondlng , , ,, i,,,,,,,.,. , nn lo ,no "0U01"' Reports of Russian operations over ' iCnt area contlnuo to como from ,ho -ontinont The RiisHtan oreuiin. L. . lion oi xauriz in rersia nn ueeu con firmed nnd tho Russian army which pushed the Turks out of this provin cial country of Persia, after their brief stay there. Is sweeping to tho south nnd to tho wost. Fighting In CiirMthlniM In tho Carpathians sharp fighting took placo Sunday In tho forests whoro tho Russians nro striving to retain command of tho passes which keep tho way open behind. Rerlln says tho situation In nil parts oi tho Carpathian theater of tho war Is fav orable. Vienna reports tho resumption of hostilities In eastern Serbia utter a period of quiet enforced 1y floods. In France nnd Flanders the situa tion shows no striking thnngo, al though hard MplitlnR-hnn continued for 24. hours near La Ilasscu and In tho Argonne. . Tho allied armies will lw largely reinforced with new troops In the next fortnight. Tho resignation of George ldbour, member of tho rnlchstng and social democratic leader, from the executive committee of tho socialist faction In r I the relchstng, has given rlxn to rum ors of n split In the German sorlnllst party. DIED CARPENTER At her homo in Phoenix, Sunday, Juuuurv 111, Emily T. Carpenter, e,eil 7-1 yenr nnd 21 ilayM. The funeral servicen will be held from the Prchhytcriuu church nt Phoenix Tucilny, February 2, nt 2:30 p. m., tho Rev. Iluillio officiatine;. In terment in Phoenix cemetery. CHICHESTER S PILLS ULck .THKWlAMOMtt DRANK, 7X LJII Asii vwrVrMiilUM XaV kH.UrlUtlMinruA CI III I W4 ivl UtU mmiuA Tk ii iar. Hr ftr lam, tuu4 ! Hiu-a. imw mr rmm llrutf. Alk(n' ll.4UV.trRS llUWUND IIHANI flkWBlI.BtAJ-fKtllbl v iinMnrv riiniiuw SOU BY DRUGGISTS EVERYHKERE MEDFORD CREAMERY Now cronmery, now tip-to-dato ma chinery for tho scientific manufacture of butter by tho process of pasteuriz ation, ripening of croam nnd Intro duction of tho lactic culture. Ask your grocer for "MEDFORD CREAMERY" brand. It's tho nest, nnd Is guaran teed, Visitors welcome at creamery. MEDFORD CREAMERY A. A. MOODV, Prop. PROVES SUCCESS . r UNION FEED AND LIVERY STABLE FULL EQUIPPED LIVERY STABLE AMBULANCE SERVICE 112 South RiverBide Phono 150 GAUNYAW & BOSTWICK Proprietor, HOPEFUL. VIEW I Ml ' Tl t vfttghLOt HELD OUT FOR BEET ACREAGE Tho lull before tho final effort rests upon the beet Hilgur cnmpnluu today, tho committee in charge eliectt. lug up the iit'teago seemed with Ex pert Htoioy, and mmubei-M fiom Enulc Point, Tnleltt nuil IMmoillv. llefoi'o the dnv ts over u plan of action I bring the campaign in u rlosn with the elliiehliiK of tho factory will Im mapped out. A call bud beep N sued for tr or l!0 nutoit to Invade the country xllstrlctH today In iv final of fort, but thin procedure was called off owing to tho hrny rnln. The committee will visit tho Hhastn Mil ley tomorrow. Omnia l'ass, according to repoils from that clt, signed up 1000 ueres Saturday, bilnglug the total for the entllo valley up to .WiO acres, liod acres short of tho required nmount Tonionov the stores of Hint city will close, nnd nil hands go out And hustle for the Industrial project with might nnd mnlu. Nothing was nr compllshcd nt the meeting Is Central 1'olnl .Saturday afternoon, for Irriga tion, sugar beets, or nn thing do, Tho fnto of tho beet sugar factory wllf bo setlled this week. It Is con ceded (o bo til" Mtlvntlon of the Roguo river valley for tho present and a wedgo for greater things In tho fu ture. Its success depends upon tho cooperntlon of the entire Roguo rter valley, and a couplo of dayn of hard work, hustlo and boosting, Wit . Medford rano m Mrrtfnrd mndn CLEAN UP SALE OF WALL PAPER In order to close out our present stork of wall rnper to prepare tor tho new spring goods wo will glvo BIG REDUCTIONS on all wall paper now on hand, com prising tlits latest styles. This Is n great opportunity to gh you mom a new dress. Remember we nro tho only paint nnd wull paper storo giving H. & II. (Irceii Trading Htampx. Waters' Paint and Wall Paper Store :IIH Kast .Main 1 .1 Purpose and Achievement1 x ' ' Tho Jackson County R.inlfhna stooij tentlnhjlty ll original purpose to rondvr every depositor and lt tllii' best possible Hcrvlce, That this him been a good policy Is attested by Increas ing business. Checking accounts aro Invited. OVER l?2 VCAnS UNDtr? ONE MANAGCMCNT ll Portland, Or. wmmBm : FREE ADVICE TO SICK WOMEN Thousnncln HnvoBccnHclpcd )Sy Common Sonso StiKitesliono. Women MiuVrlnR from ntiy fonn of femalo Ills tiro invited to commuulcato promptly with tho wo inn n'n jirlvnto cirresK)iiiii'nco do pilrhni'ittof (no I.y. Coi Lynn, Mans. Your letter Will bo opened, rend am) nnsworcil by a woman nnd held In t WTiiiitXM strict confidence, A woman can freely talk of lief prlvalo lllmn to n wtjmiin : thus has been estftbllshel n ronllileiitlnl corrtsMimloncv which him extended over many years ami which has never been broken. Never havo thoy published a testimonial or used n letter without tho written consent uf tho wrller.antl imviT has tho Company ulloW'eil theso conll dontlal letters to pet out of their his session, us the huiidtvda of thousiiudj of them lu their llles will wttent. Out of tho vant vnlumo of oxperleneo which they have to draw f nun, It Is morn limn poMlblu that they m'iw tho very knowledge needed In your rase, Noth ing Is asked In return except your good will, nnd their ndvlco liai lu1Mtl thou sniuln. Surely any woman, rich or jMsir, should bo glad to take nd vantage of thli jtenorotis olfer of nsslstaiieo. Address Lydla K. l'lnkhtim Medidno Co., (con fidential) Lynn, Muss. Kvory xvoniun ouulit to lnwn T.jillu V.. lMiiklmiirA. HO-iui:o Text Hook. It 1h int u ImmiIc for Kciiornl tllHfrlliullon, u It H too cxpoiiHlvi. It Ih frco niiil only obtainable, by ninli. AViIlu lor It today. For Reliable Stylish Tailoring EE KLEIN 128 East Main. Unslalrs WESTON'S CAMERA SHOP 208 East Main Street ' Medford Tho Only Kxelusivo Commercial " Photographers in Southern Oregon. Negatives Alado any limo or place hy appointment Phono M7-J We'll do the rent F.. D. WESTON. Prop. ) m zz.-m WHEN in Portland stop "if; to lirifs ) BenonMciderri;"' Mmi fireproof, central Rates Moderate. Senp! for free booklet Hotel Benson Carl Stanley, Mr. ifi. -i. .